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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04
RICHMOND WHIG.
CAMPAIGN SONG.

"Dirie," 'sih nelr rordA
TN going to save the UnIon-Aho Ahoi
Tn bound 20 ave the Union. and he Unon through
Bell and Everett good for me,
And th sf ele tloH's you see
Aho Aho Huzza for Bell ant Everett
We're bound to save the U,i,n-Aho, Ahoi
We are 1g dlg In the Unon p vote ticket through.
Bill Yaaceys too amb,t1ls
And shows his teeth 10 YtrT vicious.
Ahoi Ah1 Huzza for hell AID Eserenl
Oh h,lp Us save the Unian-Aho Ahoi
on won you save the Union a1d vote ticket through
seward Is speadid scholar
But the odes of "HOracs" beat him holef
Aho Aho uuzta ioF Bell and kyerettl
Oh ,p u, save the Unlon-AEo! Ahe!
Eor Gaa sake the Uaoa aad vote the ticket through
We don't want the "old raj spitsr,
While Bel and lv rSt are nueh litter
Aho Aho huIEl for Bell and Everett
oTm going 70 save the Union -Aho Ahoi
I'm boupd 20 the Caon and vote the ticket through
eek ecmts dosnlks burnt sky roeset
VITA the New YORK Herald" Ia his pocket.
AhO Aho AuIzA for Bell aud Everett!
Oh We're und to save the Unon-Abo, Aho'
We ing the I'm AID vote tbs ticket through
We dsn mlGd your I1ille , Giant
AhO Aha! HuEza fer Bel SPd Evere.i
Oh, help US save the Ualon-Ahol Aho!
We're g0ng the Union ard vote the ticket through
GoV'ner Wise cou d make hisj jtck,
BY running the Union track
Aho Aho HuzIa for Bel and Everett
I'm going to save the Unlon-Ahol Aho
For God sake sivsih Union and vote the ticket through
Hear yolr wives and siers call,
To the country FROM It's tall
Aho Aho HuzEA for Bell and Everett
We are ashHnE for IN. Caicn-Aho Ahoi
Wen fshi los ie the l'n aEd vote oar ticket through
Eell aud E.,re mob sand
Tn Lea lers a. the P4tiot bsnl.
HuzEa Huzea Huzzt for y. u and Z se-e'tl
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JOHN B. BALDWIN IN WINCHESTER.

t. He Editor Of tie Wig:
Col. J. B. Bald Sin arrived very Unexpectedly in our
town yesterday afternoon, about o'clock; Immediately,
committee of the Union party waited upon him aud
requested him to address the people upon the political
issues of the day. which he kindly consented to do
At early hour the Court House crowded its ut-
capacity aud after the meeting organised Mr.
G. L. Senseney, in few appropriate remarks introdu-
cei Col B. to the assembled crowd He spoke for two
hours and half aud held the audience entrauced by his
eloquence logic and wit. He pronounced any who
in favor Of disruping our government traitor TO
his country He said he didn't believe that all Beckih-
ridge men DisuniOnstS, but thought wi Mr Doug
las that all Disunionists Breckiuridge men, lie said
that oil had one common eud In view aud that
the defeat Of Mr. Lincoln, aud that if there any man
in the audience whose sentiments didn't accord with hs
on that point he differed with him essentially
lie concluded by making earnest aud souistirng ap
peal to OF all parties, the only way Of restoring
peace and harmony the distracted condition OF
country rally 20 the support of the nominees OF
that party Whose motto is "The Unon the Constitution
and the Enforcement of the, Laws"
You may assured that old Frederick upon the 9th
Of November next will give overwhelming and un-
precedented maj ority for John Bell and Edward Everett
H. H. Ii.
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WHAT WALKER RELIED on IN HIS LATE RAID
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON IMPLICATED AS
III. ACCOMpfIpE

WHAT WALKER RELIED on IN HIS LATE RAID
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON IMPLICATED AS
HIS ACCONPLICE.
The Montgomery (Alal Mail, of the 2Oh inst has tie
following:
Gen. Walker visited this city, abou. hve or six weeks
before he went down TO Ruatan. he had been here a
little while previously aud Left unfinished negotiation
about small amount OF funds The last time he came,
his only object was TO meet on business DR.. VIM. II.
hiyes of this city, who at the time happened to be ab-
sent in Florida The General therefore only remained
from eight in the morning until four in the afternoon
During these few hours Gen. Walker had very full If
not unreseryed conversations with Col Joel Riggs and
the senior editor of this paper both 10 this office aud
bat of the Southern Insurance Company Of which Col
K is the Secretary In those ATOMS wieh in the
main of the tenor as hose held during pre-.
vous visit he made or two statements, in regard
to which be imposed an obligation OF secrecy ony SO Tar
az il should be necessary 10 protect his enterprise. That
at an cud there is no why should not publish
these statements showing, in part at least, what
Gen. Walker relied.
To both Col Riggs and ourself, General Walker stated
u conversations held during both visits but with most
emphasis aud particularly during the last that he had
asHdness Of assistance from The French GOUerhmsni,
If he should be d5ls TO regain control Of Nicaragua
lie alleged that there perfect understanding he
tween that Government and himself that If he would
tablish the institution of slavery, by law in Nicaragua
the French Government would that the French COM
from Africa as could BE- ptohtably carried there lie
expressed to the utmost confidence in this arrange
ment and to COL Riggs question "if the Emperor Of
the French had himself sguifed his approval OF the
rangementn be answered distucly ayes, the Emperor
himself as been app, cached and have guarantees"-
words precisely tantamount. lie did not of course,
indicate the channel through which the had
been made but that he placed absolute faith in it,
obvious to every one who knew him. We believe that
he added that there we're details of the arrange
ment which it was needless aud would be improper to
mention.
The Genersl at the same time informed that he had
been for some weeks sending men down sngly or in
PAIRS to Ruatan-whc Oh he said only 30 mi from
the coast of Honduras that his agent there old
Alabama river boatman Of intelligence who kept public
sentiment all right in Ruatan and himself advised that
he had paid out all the funds he could raise, in Rnaan
passages was hers 10 obtain 81 600 which had been par
TALLY promised him. With which aud 100 or 200 men, and
the of the Susan al at Ruaan in good Order he
could 60 over 70 Honduras aud work bis way to Nicaragua
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WALLER STAPLES IN PORTSMOUTH.
puRTsNoirru Va Oct lst lSG


PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. lst, 1860.
10 the Iditor Of The Wig:
Il may be of interest 10 the numerous readers OF
your valuable Journal TO learn how the Bell and Everett
party in this section Of Virginia progressing in the
great and glorious cause of the Constitution the U0icn
and the Enforcement of the Laws Permit inform
YOU that the people here in great state of enthu
asm and political excitement in behalf OF the conserva
tive Union party and VIC are IN hopes on the 9th OF Nc
vembtr next TO give a most glorious account Of our
selves The Yancey- -Breckinridge party however,
moyng Heaven aud Earth in their efforts TO blind the
people to the true interest and glory oil our common
country, by obtaining speakers from abroad, who mis-
represent the principles and SOundness OF the candidates
Of the Union party upon tho udeterminabe question Of
slavery We, the Bell and Everett psrty in city,
have only this influence TO combat but we have the
procriDtive power OF this most corrupt, prOgate and
uaprineiped administration to stand against We have
had but speakers from abroad in our city, to Advo
cate the clsms Of our noble and patriotic standardbear
ers "Bel and Everett We need them much, that our
cause may not suffer under the most Aigrant misrepre
sentaton Of facts connected with the issues in this gre
aud most important campaign TO Virginia the South ard
the whole Union. / glad TO inform you, however
that on Thursday evening last were favored with
most thrilling and enthusiastic address by one of the
f.vorite sons Of Southwestern Virginia, (W Staples
Esa under whose eloquence the large crowd seemed
electrified and by whose powers OF reason (ucid and
nswerable conviction must have struck terror 10
the souls of the seceders and dsuniOnss in our midst
can give you just report OF his speech or even An
outline Suffice il to say tha, he certainly struck the
keynote which pleased aud delighted to unusual de-
gree the large crowd Of true and reproof red in the
furnace Of the Governmental proscrpon) Bell and Ev-
erctt men, Such an intellectual treat shall long re-
member We wish every citizen in our proud old Com
monwealth could have heard his thrilling eloquencc in
behalf of our glorious Union Of States and his most pa
thetic aluson TO the memory OF the immortal Clay Is
there no other statesman of Virginia, Who like the gilt
ed son Of Montgomery will answer our Macedonian CALL
and come over aud help us. UNIJN.
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WHAT THE PRESS Las SAID IN RELATi0H 10
THT, ND AGNN.

THE DRAGON
TJIHAT OLD SERPENT DEVIL and SATAN and mr. STA
L ~ Ell ri 10 identity him. aud the hruDg ohs head in the
immediate future.
Prom the Richmond wriv Aug 10, 1890
"Bsroar DRAGON Mr. s-gavs whiie this city
has published small volume entitled THE Dragon hst OH
sep"n The w. Snd saaa VI hsat must he brasd ia The
coming FONT 80 among The Nations" The Suhor Mr.. e.
Stacy, Of Rcm"nd intelligent gentleman who has devoted
much tine 10 he study The pcphccis e object Of the rub
aton Is to arou,e the attention of the believer In God IN the
fat that he Apocalypse the History Church written by
God himself" and 'herby SwAkn nteret In subject
which may lead to preparation for the events that are rapidly
approaching"
From The Religious Herald, Aug. 10th, 1850
Modern commentaries on the rTorh"ces of he Apocalypse,
constitute extensive de- ameut Of re ious literature: bat
reading Ia that department. limited that unable
decide how fr Mr. stacy emitted 70 the credit OF originality
Tho Sho feel interest n the attempt u End the po
c revelations OF Europe the profhrc page and from that
forecast rovoluoIs In the w9ob Of time should
ovsrlook The present work. s he ping to eomp-e the surrey OF
ded si ihou gh may not clear up tie pefped
ties which eHbSrrass enquiry and provoke eisseni
Prom the Central Presbyterian. Aug 18th.
The apocsypdc son Of John has many commentaries
than ohr poion Of he Bible Not only elermen, but
IN large nunbe and in Successive age have esByed to
lin the veil which hangs the paslthe pas Ing and th- u
The WoIk Of vh,h pat of he iie above, TIE
last OF these which have and the uthor Of which,
exposition of the ApOcaypse, bet simply aory of the DsA-
gop and has fortified Is by reference conmporane
history for which he has drawn largely upon the London
Chronicle Al other Fngh Odles 1t Is much richer this
respect than works the knd and c general reader
eer he adopts the authors theory net will be instructed
and Impressed by he recop alton of events and by the notices
fsome n the mar In the passing drama The wor Is
neatly gotten up and sill probably be In demand many
minds engaged In looking passing events foreshadowng
those which are TO come.
From the Philadelphia Presbyterian
THIS little work designed n illustrate the mpeAbie Of
ry ofine probation t Intelligent AMI In respect may he
mistaken In It's views, and yet we nav safely sit down With the
in hAnd as u to te to the conventional views Of
reasonAhe and well In 'ormed friend
For sac by all Booksellers. Pfice Bis. se6-lm
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RELL ANn EVERETT IN CHESTERFIELD


The Wings Of the neiyhborhood irilenced by appre-
tensions of danger the slety and perpetuiy OF
government AMI ready TO respond tho ais Cf
patriotism ARD the cries of their country when in distress
held meeting the 22d September, pursuant to a no.
tcs TO that effect AZ the store Of Mr. s. s. Goode in the
county OF Chesterfield for the purpose of devsuS some
means by which their efforts aud iaduenoe touching the
election Of Bill and Everett might be rendered
avaing and elective.
On notion Mr.. VIM Spears WAS called to the Chair,
aud Dr. J l.. Dorset appointed ccrctary.
Or Dorset then of RID the following preamble and
resolutions which were unanimously adOp.ed
VIII reas, the political clouds seem now to be sur
charged with elements which may fall with ruinOus
conSfq icncs upon our beloved country and our highly
cherished instituons-yea, which may shake the very
found liOns OF government aud produce fearful r
ruptiou Therefore,
Resoiped Thatit becomes u.s. as true patriots sin.
cere lovers OF this glorious Union, all honorable
means command, to avert the stCRn portentous
with evils much to be deprecated by all good cizcns.
Resolved That in opinion, the election of Bell
and Everett the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of
these United States will prove the most :ien
in the accomplishment Of this great and noble object
Rssolved, That for the purpose OF contributing
materially the election OF Constitutional Union
candidates Abolonisis, Seces.ionists Dsunionss
et id omne genus, Will appoint Vigilance Committee
whose duty shall be to present. all suitable occasions
the superior claims Of Bell aud Everett to the highest,
most important aud most responsible offices, which the
nation can bestow.
The following gentlemen then appointed Vigi.
lance Committee in accordancs with the last resolution
Drs. Anderson Sale D. NJ Wilkerson and j. l. Dor
set; Messrs w c. Dorset Jos ph Dorset W. p. Phaup,
X Phaup, J. II. Phaup John Phaup, Thomas PhRup, A.
A. Phaup, r. c. Forsee, +. b. Cheatham, A r. Smith,
V. Markham, D NJ Goo1e, R C. Wilkinson, g. II. Rob
ertSon and A. A. Che2hsm.
On notion the Chairman was added to the Commit
tee.
On notion Resolved That the Richmond Wing be re-
quested to publish these proceedings
On notion the meeting then adjourned, resolved to
meet again the same place. by courtesy and permis
sion Of Mr. Goode, the 9th OF 0c ober, Tor the pur
pose Of making further Efforts adsd ce the interests oi
the great work upon which they have gany enter
el. WA SPEARS, Chm.
j l.. sDoRsET Sacy
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INTERESTING WORK.

IUSF PUBLSHEn,
DISCOURSE on THE LIPE AND CHARACTER on ENGovER
NUR LITILErON WALLER TAZEWELL. Delivered be
fore the Norfolk Va snd citizens generally, the
99th cay ofJens, 1860 by Hugh Blair Grizzly, LII D.
Price ~
II presents the sngui5hed States Lawyer and
Scholar iu mos' attractive h II traces the causes which
led 10 Tie asng n such M NJ the history of his ancestor'
pecay distinguished grandfather, Judge Waller and hs
sl more dist Aher Judge Henry T1Ee1e OF Mr. John
Wckham ~ the isnr Bar in early tines q
the ort Bar n 1872 Norfolk @, tie epoch, cd
norfolk Of 1861 q the OF Gov fezeve in the
House the House ol Representa- Ives In te n
and IN TIE Virginia Conyetion Of ls9
go the history aad times rg The lie o! the Cover
Such work incidentally touches many topics Of surprising
10 the tn pols and the pair ant will be
with pleasure by eyry lover Of the Old DENT len The
work Ia one Iced which viii ali p-tmauett place In the II
eraure Of the State Handsomely nied aud bound
IL ''''" . w. JAS wooDHoUsE L CO.
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RICHMOND THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

receive accessons at both end He assured us be had
many friends in NicuaEua among the natives that
small white force only would be ,cessary.
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XN1ITE SOODS.-we have row 10 store, Of our own I'm.
w portaton, conpet, assortment Of
Willie Canb les and yacones
Rock ani Iul slusl ms
Plain and Checked Nsinsooks
Bishops aLd Victoria Lasns
III n and Dotted SW!s Nusins
Checked and stsiped CaiGbes
Boane; Cores
Corded Di1ltcs
Iadla Tsis
Funiu c pimIes
IL lilrrs. r! vel known makes
Linen Z bic nsMasks
Dsaask Table Cloths AID Napkins, part OF extra
quality
Towels
Doyies &c., &c, &c.
All II which oer to the trade at uery lac prices
sells KENT PAINE 4 co.
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las could be elected that to elect Breckurdge, if i
could be doue would be to continue in Office the greedy
yultures who have already nearly davoured the counr
sketcbed with the skill OF master the dangerous cond
ton 10 which Democratic mimanagement hal brought
our beloved Constitution and Uuion and literally Aaved
those OF the party WHO wish 70 DIVIDE the country that
they may again rule the Southern portion of it. His eulc
Nv of Bell and Everett and thir platform grand aud
lis appeal to all good Of al parties behalf of the
Union, the Constitution and the Enforcement OF tbs Laws
will never be forgotten by any who heard bin.
Mr. Dauie ought to be pressed into service oitener
there Is no in Virginia who can exceed him 10 all
that is needed on the husngs. IN behalf OF old Essex
he has the sincere thanks Of the Union party for his spen
did address on the 25th.
We are TO have grand mass meeting OF all parties at
same place on the lZ.h aud 18th of October Some OF
the big guns are invited By the Breekuige and Doug
as men of the county Can't you get Johnson and Crane
of your city to come down? learn that johnson has
already taken Extra Bllys measure Send him down to
ct a suit on him on the l2.h Of October.
UNION
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BELL 4 EVERETT IN AN ADV iNCED POSITION
BALLARD PRESTON AMONG HIS OLD C0NSfI
TUENTS.

BELL & EVERETT IN AN ADV iNCED POSITION
BALLARD PRESTON AMONG HIS OLD CONSfl-
TUENTS.
To the Editor of the Wig
FLorD G. H., Sept 90, 1860.
We have had rousng demonstration in favor Of Bell,
Everett and the Union in Floyd county this day. The
hon Wm Ballard Preston, In response Invitation
of 200 or voters addressed large audience here
day He came by invitation of his old constituents,
whom be represented in the lover branch Of the Vir
giuiA Legislature when this county part Of Mont
gomcy-again in the State Senate OF Virginia after the
county had been formed and afterwards in Congress.
1t Mr. Prestons first appearance ia the county since
1918. He made most cipiial aud convincing speech,
three and ahalf hours n duration, aad that will
most certainly be fclt election DAY. There the
largest crowd assembled in the CourthOuse hear his
speech that has assembled in the room for years His
old constituents. the old men OF the county, their
and the ladies' all turned out each anxious hear
the Ballard Preston Of by-gone days and 10 one was
disappointed but all pleased aud gratifed Among the
crowd there a Of namesskes OF Mr. Preston,
now voters. Everything passed OF delightfully."-
On last night enthusiastic young raised hand
some Bell pole so feet high in the public square from the
top of which floats in the breeze handsome star span
ged banner, upon which inscribed the Of our
leaders, our platform, and representation of large
belt
Our volunteer company (the Floyd rihemen, Captain
stsgeEan plraded to-day. At the conclusion Of their
morning drill they halted in front OF the Jacksonville
Hotel. and called Mr.. Preston, who paid them hand
some compliment, and ADDRESSED them very eloquenty
for few moments 0a-oa with our glorious work,
aud three times three cheers for Ballard Preston.
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RALEIGH T. DANIEL IN ESSEX COUNTY.
Essex CoUNrY, Sept. 2Sth 1860.
To the Editor Of ne Wig:
Raleigh T. Daniel, Esq F, addressed mass meeting OF
the Union men Of Essex at Dunnsvile the 2bth iust
Il is much to be regretted that every man in the Unon
did not hear him. .sr
with an ability and elOquence peculiar to Mr.. D. he
showed eonclUsiVey that neither Breekndgen Doug.
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LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL GOODS
NOW opzg A.
r MiIIhiser &, RrO'.

j M1IInIEGr " BIO =.
NETEEk pleasu 10 inform fiends and the
w pub Ial thai fayc cp' vey extensive
s1rtTet Of EW GODS, adspsd the pre- approach
ing and prepared T. II them the faiorlhls
terms sn low prices anil having
In anything In q Dry Goods ne, Will give s,osk
exai alton u only - find cut at what srg Good.
at W cannot Advertisement ia, ladpg
It les o Hod W have In itofc but that
rooms eTamm and iammei full of good bargains ard
doubt vi he with .meT II ihsy knos their Interest
We sell the best BLACK SILK Ia the et,
We seilthe best alLsool FLANNEL 1T rs cents
We hvs TIE largest asd PRgNcH EMBRoID-
ERiFS In the cty.
cARPErNGs and RUGS in great variety, and cheap.
J. MlLLHIsER A BRO,
scott los Br ad street
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II. MOOEEE, Agent,
"A. oAfy shest, near cclumtIan Hotel
0nsrs low, for cash
HeE Orleans MolssseI In half bbls
Cnhs, Muscoyato ana Porto Rico do and Syrup
Hf bbs family Roe Herfings and MAekerel
IS Pals EtGned Leaf Lard
Pdme Bacon Hams. sasudsrs and Sides
Paint penn, Admsn aad Tsllow Candles
brown and Hack TuTpe tine soars
Old Dom Eion Nails aad Shoe Taeks
Salt; Sup Carb Soda
Rce-Stafch
Chewng and Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
Cotton and Hemp Csrd
Lamp N.ck
n o. and TX. Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java Lag ahd BIO CtGee
PANTY XSa and Sup. Flour
Lond a PoFt-r-Viusgr
Brrons, Buckets Ard DEM Johns, and al kinds Of
Sugars and Wines &c, SEAL
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FALL AND WINTER
G. l. o II Ii | Y CT!

~ ARR NCOTT HARRIS co have received and sll re
l,lving aud dssrabs stocks Of READY
usDE CL rNG tsey have bc re had consisting Of eve
~ usually found 10 Cloihng Gtabsamenv Their q iog
by te af the yery best materials, and Ia tc
h.honahle and tulsauua uantcr III have Sdysn
tarcs equal Ch tot ant will sell low The low
~ and x warrant ever, they they have
One assortment Of CLn3ENS and BOY' CLOfHING, Witch
ihsv are selling tnusuaiy n you wish an5 thing 20 the
Clothing CHEAP call Al No ll2 Ma Street sud
DARRACOTf, II aERIS co,
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INV, LISTI ARMY OVEHCOATs, at who esale and
IL have large supply Of the above desirable articles
suited for Physicians others much exposed 10 weather The
above foods are OF my impo aon ard bought for cash
which nible OFF, them to The trade and Others as os
as any house Ia or out OF he DIVA Thoa want VIII Nod
II 10 their nerest 10 cali before maxi their purehssei
te22 WI lRA sAlThi iz9 AAiahN
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR SEPTEMBER 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

7As Managers call ne attention Of he Plo 70 TIE JootOfa0
ps.Ed Schemes 10 De dedton IN Wilmington, DsLdcdrs
RYSTA TE 4 AUTHORITY
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~ No Advertisements 20 Be eonsdeied ~ ne month or yaf
tveen the parties
Al aiveTseaent marked copy Aspselasd
Der W connued anti ordered and payment
eracted accordingly.
avoid mlIunderutsndlrg
Onthe the Annual Advertiser @ proper state dlct
Aa hr pryeres only xtends their Immediate business. Real
Hrat Lera al other Aivrreeng sent By them 70 be
additional charge, and no vsraton-
- Estate ani General Agents Aive seentl not % be
rs-sd ty year % be charged The usu rates. subject
40 s1ck discounts shan De agreed upon
r Booksellers and ycaY advertiser generally, engaging
or are squares the pvcse % change shall not their
ge.ry agcras aly week insert than the aeuul
asrsd upon c stanag under e contract and al czcee
Ang ,uch amount t1 BE- charged az ne usual rates
tht SeuWrckly NhlF a. rs cc1s
per r4uAre urs less ',r the erst sertinn and SO cent
oe- -sr.-. s7r Zach -r'ausn-r orf ucssly. rs
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A MFRICAN GUANO.-ioO tors sarvis Islands or Amer
auiT-u A. 3 LEE o the Dock.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
| CLASS ~.
70 Wilmington Del Saturday. September 49, 1850

v- All orders addressed to FRANCE, BR0ADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington Dell viii meet with prompt attention, and the printed
FRANCE DROADBEETs CO.,
nug6-StAgiftd WILMINGTON, Delaware.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

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