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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
WATCH THE HYPoCRTES
VAN BUREN 4 co. on FUSION /!
Prince John and Breckenridge
FROM TIE SAME STUMP
T USION
WIZ ABOLITYON CANDIDATE OF ls4s !
Hard and Soft all in one Bed

dhNl SUI Oil III OlAC 4DSNl
The Bogus Democratic papers are all bowling the
"FuAOn'-as they term it-of the American party Of
PENNSYLVANIA and other Northern States with the Ere
monters.
This fusion amounts TO this that certain American pa
pers tell the FremOnters that they are "lWded and TO
give up their "delusoH" and vote for Fillmore sound,
national man,
But reader, these Hypoertes who howl about Fusion,
have lain down in the same political bed with MAR
TIN VAN buren, and COCHRANE and DIX, and
all the rest Yes, they the same who have TO
acknowledge, as a brother MARTIN VAN buren,, and
confess that the Freesol son, PRINCE JOHN, spoke
from tis same Democratic Platform At TppecanOe with
their SOUTHERN candidate for the Vice Presidency,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE.
F,siOf indeed
What sort Of a Fusion is the Fusion JOHN c.
BRECKENRIDGE and JOHN VAN BURkS? Think Of
that SOuthernersi
But there Is something worse than mere temporary
Fisi0n Il is the PRONUNCIATION BY Southern candi-
date for the Vice Presidency Of the sentiment that be
sion Of Sarsry" That was the sentiment of Martin
Van Rursn's bertrand, suppose it is Southern De-
nsOcraiic sentiment.
Fa.ioi,i The party OF the Van Burens-waloWed
over and over in Ereesoi and saturated with Abolition
ism-prcsuming to talk about Fusion because Ameri-
papers advise Fremoniers to give up their diSioHS
and vote for a sound man Oh the vast intfable by
Doerisy OF the cry The audaeity that comes up to
5Wiude 80 monstrous-to double-dealing atrocious
and yet so transparen worthy 70 have emanated from
party which gloried in the union of the New York
Hards and SOftsl
Reader remember, whenever you hear the cry Of "FG
yion in the South it is made by the little followers Of
he great leaders Of Democracy Martin and John Van
Buren, and john C. Breckenridge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
The True state Of the Case.

We agree entirely with our contemporary Of the Nash
Br that there no lodging the conclusion that the
Presidential contest is narrowed down 10 Bell and Lin
ccln Politicians who don't want to acknowledge this
will Of course deny it. But look at the signs Of the times
The Democratic party in minority in nearly every
Northern State when united Divided, as it is-rrevO-
caby divided is necessarily POwerless. In the South
the division in is ranks is more radical, aud while
the Union ticket is daily receiving accessons from the
more conservative element Of the country and thus
crossing In strength the schism in the Democratic party
Is Of such character leave reasonable doubt
that Bell aud Everett will get plurality in every South
ern State except South Carolina where the people are
not allowed to for President except through their
Legislature Every vote cast for Douglas or Breekin-
ridge is a vote Indirectly for Lincoln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
INTERESTING FROM JAPAN-IMP0RTANT D0CU.
MENTS FROM THE EMPEROR TO THE EMBASSY
INCREASE OF TRADE ETC

San Francisco, July H. 1860.
By the bark Carrie Leland which arrived here on the
10th Of July from Kasagawa, Japan, we have ntelli
gence from that quarter to the 23d Of May
The Leland brings assorted cargo Of japanese no
tons and general merchandise. package Of documents
ton was received by this arrival which will be transmit
ted to its destination by the next steamer for the East
The package is obong in shape about eight inches in
length by four in BREADTH and four inches thick 1t
forwarded through the United States Consul at Kanaga
wa.
The news is meagre.
San Francisco vessels had obtained cargoes whou
trouble but the prices of goods we're said to have ad
vanced very much.
American half dollars represented to be useless fo
the purpose Of trade They received at the Custom
House only at discount OF s per cent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

The Boston Courier, in regard to the cOck-and bull
story about Mr.. Eyeretts withdrawal, says:
THE New York Tribune, Of last Monday published a
sttenent - the effect that Mr.. Everett contemplate
Withdrawing from the Presidential contest There
foundation for this story Il invention-an in
vention Of the enemy Mr.. Everett will not withdraw
further than ths-he viii Withdraw the State Of Massa-
chusetts from the Republicans
That Is good news. We have never had scarcely a
doubt that the vote Of Massachusetts, would be for
Bill and Everett Roll on the ball.
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a timely sugssstIon.

The Savannah RspH5iieaH says;
"The Breckenridge press Is particularly bitter against
Bel and Everett and yet they consider il most unrea-
sonabe that should say word in opposition 70 their
candidates Upon the whole, advise them 70 soften
down for when Breckenridge and Lane retire from the
held disgust they sill be wanting 70 vote for Bel and
Everett and the fewer barriers they raise now the better
Their candidates have not the ghost Of chance, and
they had better put themselves in the best possible posi-
tOa % jmPP
In other words these Breekinridge men viii soon be
wSadng to bolt againtO bolt into the support Of Bell
and policy for them to 'ay nothing against our can
aidAtss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
OrrnnIrri OrgnnIzei

ToOur friends everywhere, give assurance thatth
prospects of Bell aud Everett rapidly frightening
cry day All that is necessary their is for
to organize and organize at once and organize thorough
" Let Bell and Everett clubs, then, be Immediately
formed in every neghborhOOd in the State. No stand
ing back, geutemen-but on with this indispensable
work
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what VIII He pol

What does our neghbOr Of the Examiner propose to
DO in the event Of Lincolns electiOn' VIII he stay in
the Uoion, or will he 20 out? win he counsel the Yir
ginia Democracy to stay in, or go ont:
We put that question to the EranHsr some days ago
We suspect il escaped neighbours notice or he would
have answered i. promptly An tomorrow will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
Letter From Thomas H. CLAW.

Writing to Committee of the Bell aud Everett men Of
Mason county, Ky, writing in sight of Ashland whe
aer lifes tiul fever sleeps the form of his immortal
father, Thomas H. Clay declares his cordial heartfelt
aud enthusiastic support Of Bell and Everett in the sub
joined emphatic AMI eloquent letter. Let it be read
everywhere overwhelming response to the misera
BILE charatanry which the lifelong enemies of the dead
patriot are attempting to practise upon his lifelong
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

The farm on the Richmond and Dlnvle Railroad, Sc
venty miles above Richmond, in the advertisement Of
which, reference is made to this Office for fuller nforma-
tiOn IS considered valuable in many respects and the
terms upon which L Z offered for sale very liberal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
DIED.

On the I'd August LUCY BAILEY infant daughter Of James H.
and Louisa v. wAhA1
The friends the mly invited TO attend her funeral
their residence, to-day (Piitay) at II o'clock, NJ
GA the night Of the lat August RICHARD H. LAKEWOOD,
aged months and 20 days, only child Of Martin w. aud Mary
HsxleEood.
Ills funeral will take place this morning al 10 0eoak at the re
denes Of r u aiyn, IN Hsnrieo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
AMELIA ACADEMY,

TIVE Goth Bson Of this Iosaon, preparatory the Unver
j. sy Virginia. viii open October @ 1850 and close August
lst 1861
TERx per eesson 10 month Board Tuition exclusive
OF lights $780, 90 payable 0ctobe lS sC0 March ls SIS per
any psrou less than months deduction made
Tor Lbsssce from any but protrscle sickness
o further particulars consult catalogue.
Direct. Lotofe P. o. Amelia, Va
Au8 WM II. HARRISON, PRINCIPAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
senator Toomb. ON RclI.

In his speech at Warrenton, (Ga.) on the oath ult,
Senator Toombs endorsed Mr. Bells sOundness the sa
very question most emphacaly, declaring Mr.. Bell
be "as sound as himself"
What say the smpetonian denOuncers Of Bell Ia this
region to Toombs declaration!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

Our Democratic friends in the Western States fight
sg the battles of Douglas aud johnson with spirit that
does them honor. Hear the Louisville Dsnocrdt-the
home Of Breckenridge;
XoNEY TO GIVE AwAYl
II any Of the boosting gentlemen want to bet from 800
to $500 that McCarty will be elected clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals he can be accommodated by calling at the
Democrat office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

GRAND BALL TO THE PRINCE OF WALES.
NEw YoRK August The foreign residents Of New
York making arrangements with the Messrs Lelands
of the Metropolitan Hotel, for grand reception and
ball. to be given in honor Of the Prince OF Wales II
will surpass the japanese ball in spendor and costlress
and the company is 70 be select aud elegant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 1.PM.


cOroOntnnss in fair request and We no,e'a o. 100
Rio 4 eet ard 400 bags cd DO at l5h cent?
D. Rio at is01l54 cents Tor common l55 q 81 cts
for good PRIME and lava 6lQTK cts n 1hsre no
other q sciiptians In III naiket
FLOUR sevs demand for Pour 70 day and We
advance OF igE IS cents Dbl The transactions
comprise Street Eupe 2 go hits do IL
IS w; CITY s do at s6hI and 900 bba do.
att5 90 Dbl
ell descriptions Of Grain the market this norirg
firm. with Upward tendency In Ices OF Wheat some
bushels received The demand hrfk and
for me Red higher While od at no TO so cents for com.
rs TO i35 10 fair 40 10 las cents fer good
PRIME and 1871 to 100 for choice los and sed bro @
from 0 " 22 fer ordinary 70 IA l25 10 $50 cents for
70 prime Corn In god request and prices for white have i'd
yanced cents brshe Sales at s37s e<hts and ANAL
LOT Of choie. 50 cents but yellow sold yesterday AZ
$50 eta Il bu.hel- Oats were In brink demand
The Ike, 10 day Provisions quiet and
Prices downward tendency In Bacsn nothing
done except small obbpg lots t90 shoulders
fIJ9 cent for es but in quote
and Sides TX cents Lard 10 lower We have
dsv but e. days sree sale made Of 100
eees Western ats cents n which price eRsred
day. We quote refined stl4kGlfK els %
wmsyr The 10 dag Tor hisxy ery quiet and
without We quote city at 9oH and Ohio
at 2n1lGn cts \ gallon.
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The HreekInrIdze Wen OF the North for LIN
coin.

The New York correspondent Of The Boston Journal
says that the Breckiuridge in New York city would
rlther see Lincoln elected than Douglas
OS course they would remarks tho Nashville BaaRsr
otherwise should not hear Breckiurdges name men,
toned in tha North as a candidate. Every one knows
thar the running Of Breeknrdgein the North designed
TO benefit Lincoln. Every body knows he stands
elAnee Of getting electoral in any Northern
Eastern State, than he does Of succeedingto the Papacy
Everybody knows that hundrehs of the party
in the North for Douglas and against Breckinrdge-
And finally every body knows that the Republican pa
pes Of the North eyerng themselves to the utmost
to push Breckenridge candidate. Indeed they seem
bestow more abors and attention upon Breckenridge
than they do upon Lincoln They have devoted them
selves so exclusively advocating the of the Dis
union Candidate and have completely ignored and
neglected Lincoln that many Republicans beginning
to suspect that they are not running Lincoln in good
faith
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

The Montgomery Ala Nal supported Fillmore in
1885, but having been seized last year with desire to
burst up the Union it over the Yancey forces,
aud IS now supporting Breckenridge The following
which the Post clips from the Nail of S0th October,
1856, will show what the Nail thought Of Breckenridge
four years ago. Here the Nails article caption and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

Total bus U.s. 20 800 oI,Ess Wtei G,sll
WoopIne quote VA ~ yoSSDo3 e9Iu fhe szSVo. Inc
retail tnese are w Ior oak, .hu " or fIne. 90.
WooLWe quote nAuVe SAsned a. oo % eni unEAshed TL0
70 hernos As IN qushIy.
VArlLh hooe.son anu uns Itpo'' 70. Wv
scales prices ranging from w. IL " 20 gross but rev OF ex
IRA one quAy AZ we .ef price saypg new anu uems.o
ira quality In demand " % IN ID gross other grades f2 70
10 70 head LSmbs-We quote at ~ 70 10 " head
NEW YORK MSRKETS, Aug l.
CoTyez market remains ext emey nf the 'ae, OF Ho
being confined TO small from second hands a. qurd BY
consumers os mmedat, use he only lot 10 nst hands oag
being held considerably above the views OF buyers or may be
said more pe perhaps that not offered sent at any
price The stock Of Ro out OF this port oo 1909 bags Other
descriptions command extreme rates in vie. Of the very reduced
1 m s,V 10 nyS r ps sn-rs os W,n az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

oyTcn OF TIE wno. August Q. 1890.
D TouM0un aT00R HIpRrr

Virginia skies have been selling. this week, at Oily
tat We Of virginia Central r. R. bonds Cd
seq and int tsnl Y. R. r. bonds River
Ksnavha Canal has advanced o. Manassas Gap
R. bonds So held At IS Pr ms Co Of
stock ITO ored Other transactions Of the appear
from the aunexed comparison
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

There discussion at Marion, Kentucky, few
days sgo between James B. Clay and James B. Beck in
behalf Of Breckenridge and j. F. Bullet and Hon. John
Young Brown, in favor Of Douglas-an Democrats.
Brown is the eloquent and gifted Young Congressman
from Kentucky and is considered the NEST promising
young in the Union. Mr. Browns speech is thus
reported by the Louisville Democrat
He said he had hesitaed when he heard Of the nomi-
nation of powerful of Kentucky but finding that
the Senator from Illinois was the choice OF what he
deemed the regular convention, he compelled 10 60
with the party he had always supported
"He prOpounded question TO Messrs Clay and Beck,
which IS significant aud which hope will be insisted
on. That is: When YOU fail to obtain that Constitu-
Jona right you insist upon what will you do about it
Ill you submit or will you secede from the Union, as
did from the Democratic Convent oP This is the
the State demand TO this plain question:
Let Us know nov where these leaders going before
start with them"
The question prOPOunded by Mr.. Brown to the Sece-
ders, in the above paragraph, is perfect poser isa
question, which should be put to every Breckenridge
speaker in the Union in the present canvass.
The Seeeders insist upon the acknowledgment by Con-
ges Of the doctrine protection slavery in the Ter
rtOres aud demand that said doctrine shall be applied
ia the Territories. when necessary. We repeat Mr..
Browns question 10 them:
When you fsil 10 obtain that Constitutional right
V'u insist upos, chat Kill yoU DO about a. wal you
sujmit ~ goa sseeis from ths Union, you did
from q Dsw9cratic C0Rys Rtion2"
What is the position of the Virginia Seceders on this
points VIII the Enquirer or Examiner inform u.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
FARM FOR SALE.

r WISH 10 sell my lying the line OF Cumberland and
PoWhatan counties about mlef from Caretve, aud within
miles Of Church It cania about 80 acres OF which
40 are In timber arabic land portion OF well I'M
proved. ,.,.,. -. .....,
very superior Harm Negro On bins, and all necessary out
houses.
Terms will be favorable. -
psrson, fishing further Information viii call Peyton A.
Rrn so resides on the farm address him at BalsTeP o.
Powhatsne 60, Va SUSAN ANN BROWN.
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GREAT EASTERN.

EXCU RSION TICK ETS
(,AN be obtained tn. office Of the RICHMOND
- N. ERsBCRG EAIlkOAO COMPANY on THURS ~ ~
BAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, sood until Monday Afternoon,
Augrst6
by IL clock theS take the O'Clock train and avail hem
selves Of train which will leave Petersburg Friday and satur
day I.20 p. NJ and reach Norfolk ~ $50.
These dtWr Friday will TO Old Point In time
the steamer arrive.
Az extra train Norfolk Saturday NJ and by
Passengers q Richmond by 1880 p NJ the
evening. Fare fer the round trip t6
au2-8 TBOS. II. WYNNR, eupt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

Inc.... 4tS oiz olO III foz 6}-y
Wharf.-The markt q1e with .derate receipts at the
range prices last reported viz $3.50 for prime red and s
do white
The folowng comparative OF the receipts Of
Wheat kchnnd by canal and railroad during tn, month Of
Inlx III aInic aied.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

500 that Breckenridge will not carry his own State
800 that Bell will carry more States than Breckenridge
500 that Douglas will get votes than Breckenridge
All three TO 20 together.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
YoREIGN TRADE OF RICHMOND.

FOREIGN TRADE OF RICHMOND.
The following is detailed statement Of the direct
Foreign Trade Of Richmond during the month Of July including
cargo received In jane omitted notify report
ExPoaIs.
To LirePoo723 hds $780, 10 200 lbs mrd do.
81 200; Sss bags bHrk t43 Total sl42 663
To RIO de Jansico-2Oeo bo flour. slo4T2; liz bales
burgs % 35l. Total s36,J93
70 Bremen 2e9 hhdI tobacco, $40 IOs2 hhds
t3lC9i TOTAL s59,SSS
10 Roteriaa-i5i hhd. tobacco IS do stems 81 100
Total SIS $50.
To L0ndOn.-9s0 hhdL tot aeco, $4,000.
10 PeafcS-465 Lids tobacco, t5T "a
To GeHod-o45 hhds tobacco, az, G5S
To Peraanlbuco "a t63 bbls dour Sl9,969.
TO BIhia.-2, $50 bbls. flour 800
To AdtHrd$3T hoops f9i2; Is lbs nal S6oC m oil
Eood t5.4; Sundres, ell Total s. S6T.
Total value Of Exports t6oi,lI9
From Lrpoo les on s66i4; m.s OF cotton, s44ST;
22OO0 brs sa ISIS; 40 boxes tin, s20 eahenware
blankets t5ls other AIS Of WOOL t52T 40 bbh ae sztt lOc
kegs beaboaAts soda $685. csSsS 70 Total t2J5g.
From Rio de Jdaeiro 500 bags coffee, 1904
From t.rJaegss 505 $40 lbs sugar, sz5t04
Brti1h " d. ITOrcsl s59 Db FISH, sc 500 200 tons
plaster s5OO. Total 81 200.
From s., NartiHS o, la bus salt SILL
Total VAue OF Imports, ISL G5S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
ALLIE HANY COLL GE,
WIN. Z. DUNCAN. A. NJ.

PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
AID MORAL SCIENCE
w moRRIsETr A. N, Professor OF Mathematics and NAtu.
w raj Science.
in SHEPHERDS Professor Of Ancient Languages
ture
HENRY MASON MATHEWS A. NJ, Prof OF Modern Languages
and History (Ancent and Modern)
J l. DUNCAN, Assistant in Mathematics
JOSEPH COOKE, Assistant In Eng lsh and Latin.
The ensuing begins the fst Wednesday In October
1860, and clCss the first Wednesday In July, 1861.
The for the entire session. for board tuition neu
ding everything except ghtS and washing $52 So payable half
at the beginning, ana half at the middle Of The sessin
no charges Lights furnished Washing done
the premises moderate price Books stationery furnish
ed ~ Richmond prices
For Catalogue any Information, address WV DCSoAS-
Post Once m let septemher) Bo,etourt Springs Roanoke
Va after that Tine Blue huphu Spring. Greenber county, Viz
griA.
"Hr s. i'R graduate In six schools Of the Unlversty
E4e2m
WANTED. LLDT Ct experience in teaching al the high
w Elgl,heS branches and Of superior abilities la Gusc Vo
cal ard InumeatA other branches desired hut no, indpena
BILE.
send References and state age, Qualifications and ,alay
Address d. JAMES II GAhEErr,
W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
MONEY TO GIVE AwAYl

If any wants to bet from 800 to $780, higher
sum that Breckenridge viii carry Kentucky in November
il he will cal at this Office he will be facilitated in losing
his money. Come to taW braggarts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

INRESH TEAS Just received per steaTer Iresn 10y o.
Gunpoweer Imperial Young liyson am sacH v ,~s; rs
warrant equal 10 any n the ely uah ~ inc We" iS' WV
Gerry, Of Main and Second Streets ,,,vvta , m
aus h'Hh w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

oFFics RICHMOND YoRK RIVER RAILROAD Co
RICHMOND, August %, 1863
MO contracts bills other OBJ satOns will be recognized by
~ this company unless made by order Of the Board Of Dector
Ro H. Temple Esq superintendent Norton Treasurer
ALEX. DUDLEY President.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
Rlcurosr. Va. August lst, 1850.

The business relations between Col Robert myself
for last Yeas conducted and dissolved With
probation Of his capacity and integrity Live s'cS
with pleasure that avail myself Of this opp ruuy
him In the unauafed Of approval the
ond gaze Of acquaintance salesman In whom
they safely connde. 8 SRONNLEE.
RIcHIoSDt Va, Aug ist, 1860 Ru3-clawlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

81 900 MORE TO THROW AWAY!
That Douglas receives 100000 votes in Pennsyl
vana than Breckenridge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
$1,000 NoRE TO THROW

81 900 MORE TO THROW AWAY!
That Douglas receives $4,000 more votes in Illinois
than Breckenridge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

FACE TIE MUSIC $50, 600 TO GIVE AWAY!
We are authorized to offer bet Of s. 900 that Doug
Las will beat Breckenridge $4,000 votes in Indiana If
Breckenridge is such national candidate, this will rea-
Oily be taken.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

~ notice that SHELL BY attorney, the October next,
OF the Giro M Court for the county Of Lunenbug and state VI
Virginia. petition the Judge Of said Court order directing
the removal Of all and eHcs belonging the minor heirs
Ardinger. which they entitled heirs Hyde
Saunders decd In the hands Of Samuel saunne Com
missioner 10 the county Of Lunenbug Va the hznas Of Joo.
Ardnger the Curator Of sAlie Horace w., Hugh L. and
Ardngrr heirs the said Jane A. Ardinger Of the
county CadSe and stat OF Missouri the said minors
reside JSJ. II AkDlSGER, Curator AID
auS-Wiw Petitioner,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

$4,000 MORE TO DIX GIVEN AwArl
That New York will give Douglas 100000 more votes
than Breckenridge.
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DISSOLU FION.

IHE COp.rnesnip, Heretofore existing between the undelgn
ed this day dissolved by mutual consent A. T.
will wind up the business Of the old nrm
A O. RoBERT.oH,
5. BR0WSLEE.
REDMOND, Va August LIST, 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
"FAcE TIE NUsIcln

STILL 81 600 MORE TO GIVE AWAY!
That Douglas will beat Breckenridge in Ohio 700
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03

DRUG AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS,
in the City OF Richmond.
JosEPH LAIDLEY the general partner
JOHN w. CRADD0oK, Is the special partner.
Zach partner contributes the Of Eve thousand dollars In
cash, 20 The capital Of the concern.
The said partnership shall contnu. for Ave year, non Jay lat
1850.
City OF Richmond wit This day personally appeared before
me- alderman and oo Justice OF the Peace and for the
city Joseph Lsdy general partner 10 the above bust
ness and made John Crad0ck the special partner
has actually paid Eve thousand dollars in esh to the ca9o Of
the
Given uu Ter my hand and seal the ~ day Of August 1860
JNo. y. REGAAULr, J. P.
SEAL