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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-20
Dissolution and New Firm.

The partnership between D. NJ Woods and w.
II. May is dissolved this day, Jan. J. 1860, by mu-
tua consent. All persons owing said firm will
please come forward and settle up, as we wish to
close up the business mmediatey--call on d. NJ.
Woods who is alone authorized to settle the bust
ness Of the firm.
D. NJ. WOODS,
W. II. MAY.
D. NJ. WOODS will continue Wagon making
and Blacksmithing at the same stand all work win
be done in good style at short notice. He will
keep constantly on hand lot of superior wagons
and carts Of the very best workmanship.
D. N. WOODS.
Jan 6, '6O-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-20
$40, 600 to LEND !

Jan 10, 1860 avs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-01-20
The Partnership

Jan IS, so-sv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
nae CAUSE IN raR NoRrawEsr.

70 the Editor or The Wig:
We are all alive in North-Western Virginia and we
will give a good account Of ourselves at the polls
have never known as much excitement there now is
IN this section the subject Of the Presidential election
DO not know how il in 1870 | was not voter
her but If the excitement OF that wear exceeded this
Il was certainly "ircpresSible" We making bold
fight for Bell and Everett Edgngton, Wheat, Caldwell
aud others OF Ohio county, are at work. Callahan aud
uOge of Marshal Niley, of hOnOngalia, PinpOnt and
Hail. of MariOn Burditt and others Of Taylor and the
friends OF generally, waking up 10 the in
erest of the party Ridgway, my dear sir, you never
saw noble truer set OF Wings than we have in Mari
on Nonongaia Preston, Taylor and adjoining counties.
They never fiBch. They like the SeOlchish musi-
rian they have never learned retreat. Marion always
polls i79 votes against the 1900 Democratic votes they
are always overwhelmed, but never dismayed SO in
Nonorgala so in TAYLOR But beat them about half
the time in Taylor aud the coming November is our
turn aud we intend have the county by from 80 to
$50 votes .-.s,g sabef !!t : -
We are to have a grand barbecue in this couniy be-
tween Grafton aud Fttlerman on the Bland .. X.
in a beautiful grove, Monday aud Tuesday next We
have invited 10 of the distinguished speakers in
Virginia aud the Union We think, Of that number,
We will get enough TO entertain two days aud nights
will write you the result There is also great Mass
Meeting to be held at Carksburg in Harrson county,
on the z7th inst aud a Mass Meeting and Orch-lght
sion Fairmont Marion county, the 2Sth n-
slant at which George w. Summers, Alex, II. H. Stu
art and John B. Baldwin, announced to speak
Thus you see we arc at work. We intend to be heard
before the election and t when the time for decisive
action comes.
Yours, as short as l can make my letter.
Sept 81, 1860. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
BELL AND EYERETT IN PIrTSYLYANIA.


At adjourned meeting Of the Bell and Everett Cut
Of Chatham, held in the basement Of the Cour
House Of Pittsylvania county the l7th day Of Sep
ember, 1860 the chairman called the meeting to order
and John Hurt requested to act Secretary, du
ring the absence Of G. Z Fournoy, Esq the Secretary
appointed at the last meeting
On motion Of John Glmer the regular business Of the
meeting postponed few hours, and the Hon. Thos
5 FournOy was invited TO address the meeting.
As Mr. Fournoy arose from his seat there vas an out
burst OF applause which lasted until be reached the stand
Tie spoke about hour and his speech one Of the
finest have heard Tor many day. His concluding
marks were addressed principally TO the young men, urg-
ing them to be up aud doing.
Elisha +. Keen, E'q, next called for and took the
stand, and entertained the meeting with speech of some
thirty minutes Mr. Keens remarks were very appropri-
ate, and listened to very attentvey by all present.
As soon he concluded thcrs we're loud cries for
John c. MurrelI, OF Campbell. Mr.. Murrell responded
10 happy manner, amusing the crowd very much with
his wit anecdotes, &c.
John Gilmer also called upon, and addressed the
meeting some twenty minutes, appealing to all lovers Of
the Union to rally to the support OF John Bell and Ed
ward Everett
Mr. Benjamin Nowlin was next called upon and came
forward and made very pretty little speech.
On motion Of NJ jor David H. Clark the regular busi.
ness Of the eting taken ur, ond c. E. Flournoy,
chairman OF the committee appoiGed TO draft bylaws
Sc, submitted report which unanimously adopted
On motion Of c. h Flournoy, the following persons
were nominated and unanimously elected officers Uf this
club:
PresideHL-Nejor D. II. Clark.
Itrc PresilsBh.-tieOrgc H. G:mlr D. c. Ragsdae
Isaac II. Darlington, George W Hall.
1fcasivcr.-Jsni,S A. LOyclace.
SeeTSidry-Jchu l.. Hurt.
Cures poiidng Scribe Shields s Tucke
On u,otioa, the meeting a1joarned till 2g,h inst.
JonE L. hUEr, Seey. D. Z. RAGSDALE, Chm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
TIE UNION CAUSE IN WHEELING.

NhhkLlNdt Sepl w, lobu.
TO the Editor of tie Wing:
As have seen 10 reference in the IPhig to our first
demons straion send you the following sketch impeT-
fect as is for pen describe the enthusiasm which
animated the friends of the "Unon the Constitution and
the Enforcement of the Laws" in this section Of tie
"Pan Handle" Of Virginia at their meeting the 18th
inst in this city.
The Union Guard" semi-military organization con-
sng Of six companies Of from 90 to 100 EACH pa
raded with torches on the evening of the l2th and
geher with vast concourse OF citizens repaired to the
Atheneum where the Hon. A. H. II. Stuart addressed
them on the political topics that agitatng the
country and particularly canvssed the claims Of the
veral candidates before the American people.
Mr. Stuarts address was, beyond question: The speech
Of this canvass To give you on paper anything like
sketch, is simply impossible
His wthering cutting, telling rebuke, Of the disunon
sentiments Of the Black Republicans 10 the North well
as the "rC-eaters of the South cannot be portrayed
His hole spe ach charactC riZed by machess eo-
quence none Of the low clap trap of the demagogue II
was noble effort and IL il possible, added to his
ali eldy great reputation orator and debator and
will most undoubtedly, tell in the issue the 9th Of
November next He held the vast audience speibound
for ov,r tvo hours and ahR and indeed such the
enthusiasm that could he have held out they would viii
nngly have remained all night
Al the con usiOn Of the speech very interesting and
unlocked for TO many at east incident took place. Mr.
Stuart on the first evening Of his arrival elected an
honorary member Of the "Unon Guard and Col Wheat
this evening, on their behalf in appropriate little
speech presented him with beautiful silk scarf (tha
being the uniform Of the guard emblemAc Of the glor
ous nag of eountry-the red, white and blue. Mr.
stuart responded in very happy strain
Take Il I'll in ALL this demonstration ovation o.
which the UDio loving Of our country might wei
be proud and il is but earnest Of what they may
pect on the 9th OF November next at the polls in Kidding
he country of the misule and corruption that has beer
fastened upon il by those that have been in power
We expect to keep up the present military organiza
ton and will increase it in few days 10 10 companies
o. 100 men each.
The Republicans had meeting on the same night
made up principally OF vsers at our fair, from Brook
and Hancock also from Ohio and Pennsylvania. Thei
"Corpoals Guard" here have principally emgraed fron
New England within the last few years. and rabbe
boys made up the balance. It was meagre affair, bu
was nevertheless a disgrace to our State.
If can find leisure, will advise you from time u
time of the progress of matters in this garden spot"
the Old Dominion.
Yours, &c, 5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
RICHMoND WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26,

evening reached the louisiana State Bank iu Royal
ST, ,ee of which Mr. LypeSre the chairman of the meet
ing is President they found the balcony Of the Bank
filed with ladies' each Of whom had bell and the mu
sic they made Of the perriest One Of them called
for Mr. Mazureau, the 0tsnd Marshall Who the process
sion meantime pausing, adsanced the front of the
building and received oni the hands Of the ladies
magnificent hoquet very large and composed Of the
most beautiful flowers which they let down from tho
balcony by ribbon The incident was very pleasing
one and as may well be supposed elected the most en-
thusastic cheers of those presently o. PicdyiHs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
CHATHAM, Sept. l7th, 1860.
70 the Editor cf' he Wig

u the Editor cf he Wig:
We noticed in your paper some days since a request
that your friends throughout the State should give a ac
count OF how things progressing in their respective
districts, and ieeiiag that are among the honoted
number OF those friendly to you aud the cause which
you are 50 ably defending, take pleasure sending
you brief report of the prospects in Pttsylyaua.
The Democracy mos, ussuredly divided against
themselves up here. We hear OF many who never gave
Wing vote in their lives, say, they ntend to vote for
Bell and Everett in November next Ii you see any fool
hardy and ignorant enough say that Douglas will get
no votes in littsyvania let know and we will apply
70 the next County Court 70 have committee appOin :
ed to take charge of their affairs. The knowing ones
miuH DOusaS "Ii h,.,t g-.hi'stie- '''u,hy, Gus
all hands COuccde that Bell will beat both wings of the
party about 500 majority. Hurrah for our side, the
Goddess OF Liberty and victory has already perchsd upon
our banner and in November the Old Dominion will
come forth redeemed, regenerated and dsnthralled-
You shall hear from from time to time until the 9th
'ben people will shake to be heard throughout
the State. HERCULES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
J. FALL TRADE.
SIIAFEs, HALSEE & CO.,

WUOLFSALL md HETAIL
ClOthierS and Manufacturers,
10 MAIN STREET.,
R richmond. Va.
FEE SubscrAcrs hvag manufactured for the Vrg MA and
raron1 he past years, bring cXpcri
and an wejge guFrsutee TIA; The CLOTHING ouefed
sill in every tesp-c. give satisiactou.
Possessing every facility for carying buufss success
fully examination Of Stock knowing that can
ole nilceneu. a. who desire geo g0ods fair prices
SHAFER HALSyV & Co, A $ SHAFER CO,
Richmond Va, Petersburg, Va,
BURROUGHS sHAPER co.
sall Lynchburg, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
RICHMOND wHIG
SMASH GOES THE COUNTRY.
nns-a Top oos. ne Weasel"

Tune" Top goes ne Weasel"
Our Z Tiers, when they'd eleai d the land,
And ear "a themselves a farm, airs,
Became sspr ud, hat Jonny Ball
Regan 10 chow ularru, sirs.
They fiun'd a Union, great and strong,
aud Kicked at Johns tiroLtfy;
litt's dreaming In those days
Vf-Smssn gOCs the Country.
Thro' veal aud woe they stood rs one,
Ana plan ed seeds q ~ -ry;
They taught their sons 70 love the land,
And proudly told hef story.
Up thot the sproui' of Liberty,
And glorious was that one tree;
No s'gn was stampd upon ts leaves,
Of-smash goes The uutry.
Oh patriot sors Of pa,iist sires
wo5ld you the preceptl cherlshg
Keep s'll alive their hov fires,
Nor let The tmbers perish
Dlsuni MS hsggard form talks Ger
The land th-t ozsts OF one ,ree,
Whose foliage Withers at The cry
Of-smash goes the Country.
Tie n ri jnisis Of North and South,
Are stirring up The bubblts,
The iirt -biand Is huei about
To kindle border troubles.
Let such as they--who shout aloud,
With raacor and tnrcnt'fy,
Join in the chorus Il The song
of-Smash goes the County
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26

GRACEFUL IScIDNT.-When the Bell and Everett pro-
eeson, on their return from Place dArmes on Tuesday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
FALL AND WINTER
& LO II III | n CT!

nARKACOTT HARRIs co have recei.ed aud stl 70
ESrsng % the largest aud o dsrab stocks OF READY
MApE CLlTHNG they have before had consisting Of eve
~ thing usually found In Clothing Embellishments. 1her Cl thing
auua by Them, "f the bst mststa and In The
most fashionable aud substantial Thy have adyan
gs equal 20 any Clothing Horse and will sell low the low
AMI all they sell They have also
tn- Of CHLDRENS sud BOY'S CLOrHISG which
they selling unusually n you wish any thing In the
ColiaE way GsoD ans cuEAP call No l2 Street and
DARRACOTr, Il ARRIs co,
.vfa-a srlO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL GOODS

j MillhiSer & Bros.
ME- lake reasu;c 10 io euds patrons and the
w pab &c a-ta that We rave opsned very extensive
srtren Of Ew GOons adapted to The pre- and approach
log sels1n and prepared them the
terms and 4, yry low prices ial having puha
10 anything 10 ue Dry Goods nne. will well give
an exai Atlon only - ind cut NJ what selg
al We csnno al advertisement the leading
titles Of GoodAwc have In ttoe but that
eamBd and TANNED full bargains no
doubt be with Gust mer n they their
We sell The best a. BLACK SILK Ia the c.tv
We sell the bist 81 WOOL FLANNEL at 20 cents
We tv The largest ard ehelpett FRENCH EMBRcD
BRlEs Ga The civ.
cARPErNGS and RUGS In great variety and cheap
J. hllLHIsER BRO,
se2O-u go. 192 Dr. ad Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26

% nr consteic cd The
"A apee2si ae MAnatap previously agreed upoa
s-rfr the olrfiss.
A. agerseert marked ho copy for specified ann
BE- ~ Insertions s BE- continued until ordered cut and payment
sasr.ci accorl,rFy.
- R1nrAB AnCEErrsUarroa avoid any misunderstanding
part Of t- Annuai Advertisers g = properto state cy.
extends their business
rsate ana an other Advertisements them % be
aIl.,.1rsi ctlsEe, and no vuraiOn-
~ Real Etr anil Geac Agents Adve senentI not 90 be
as1 be charged the rates tgsecs
to san discounts az shah he agreed upon.
" BOOKSELLER and yearly advertisers generally engaging
or squares with he privilege of change shall Dot telr
yeay average Oh ans ucrk insert han the
- s1o1 the sttnta under the contract an
a. scch amount 20 be charged 40 the usual rates.
Fistssss's Inserted In enc S-sWeezy Whlg at rs cents
re- square c ns, less f'r she lrsl insertion and so GEMS
Pc -lr. f.- each n.i-rlnce or 70 EceSlv. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26

A n. mOORE, Agent,
n. Cary Street, Columbian Hotel;
Oilers low for cash
New Orleans Molasses IN half bblI
Cuba, buscovado and Porto Rico do and Syrup
Hh bbk family Roe llsrfings and Maekerel
25 Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime BACON Hams. Sh'u'ders aud Sides
Patent Spe-m AdmAne and Tallow Candles
Brown and Hack TuTpe; tine soars
q Old DCmIion Nails Shoe Tacks
sali; Sup C4fb. soda
kce-eiarch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco ard Cigan
Cotton and Hemp C5ri
Lamp Wick
, O. ami TX. 0sLee Sugar
Mocha, Java, Jsse ard Eio OCGee
fsnaiiy, ,'-xtrN shd Sop. Flour
Lend P0fter-finegH
BroOms, Buckets and Demljohns, and all kinds Of
Sugars and Wines. &c, &C. SEAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
NUMBER 229.
MEN AND RICH JRWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
3 a. M Y Z r 3

HLN AID PEARL srREEIs, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
ITAs just received In addition hh already large and ~
extensive Essorrncats, heE1fu collection of all kA
he latest and mos, elegant iyles Of Watches Jewey, A
Silver and Plated Ware
Watches manufactured by the following celebrated mAke
Jules Jurgehsoa Adams sAus David Taylor Henry Rsy
Honds LEMON Alfred Layalet and celebrated
pIA1oNDsA very large and rich Diamonds
and other precious stones
Diamonds Psrl, Opal, Carbune!e, Garnet Coral Cameo,
Onyx 10 sEr5s.
Aso-spectaclss-Bsazan Pehscopc Pebbles gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery JeEely Of every
ecspiion.
The public respectfully Invited to examine the before
purchasing. A MYERS
na93 Cor. NGin and Pearl es
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
VOLUME GA.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERNs.
Daily Paper So per a1nuuai 3CWeskly eS WEEKLY, IS
vsys h aayance Ecmlitlnces nay made hs rlk of Ne
Feh o. all where evidence taken dcpCst OF
isftcrin e Pest once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26

L EEP COOL .-The celebrated unsxeelled CALLENGE"
N REFRIGERATION with side venaor. Water Coolers VAR
aud pScrs Ice Pitchers all sizes and patterns Mas
ave minute lee Cream frezeTs and variety OF
other kinds for sale at reduced prices
call particular attention the Justly celebrated CAL
LENGE" REFRIGERATOR considering the best article Of
place. and the fore recommend Il With conn-
ence Another supply Just received irW only o which
Persons Ia want OF the above requested 10 call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
G. "A. BARGAMTN ia,
nas-u 2iT Main 81. Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
nHaI IuE s..Haa nss SAID Ia RELATION 10
THE DRAGON:


THE DRAGON:
TsIHAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL ani SATAN and Mr. STA
cYs eGrt to identify him. and the buisng fh head In
immediate futurs.
From the Richmond whig, Aug 10. 1seO
"sToTv crTug nnGoS MIR arrave white Of this city,
serpent the D-v snisaap VII bruised n the
coming Contest anong the Nations" The author Mr. G. b.
time The study the prophecies object Of the pub
caion arouse the attention the believers the
God himself and thereby awaken interest subject
which may ied preparation for the that rapidly
approaching"
FROM fe Religious Herald, Aug. 10Th 1850
Modern commentaries the prophecies Of the Apocalypse
constitute extensive de arment OF religious eaturt bat
reading IN that department limited that We are unable u
ecde how fir Stacy entitled to the credit OF originality
roe 4 feel an 10 The attempt 10 nJ te recent po
m revolutions OF Europe on the proTheiic page and from tha
forecast revolutions yet In the womb Of time should not
overlook present work. he ping To campe the survey Of
lies which eubarrass enquiry and provoke dissent
From the Central Presbyterian. Aug 18th.
The spocsypc vision Of Johl has many commentaries
hau ohr portion Of he Bible Not only clergymen
men In large nunhers and Ia successive ages have eAyed
t the veil which hangs over The p'tihe pas ing and the m
lure The wo'k of which pat Of The title vn above, the
last o' these which have seem and the suthor Of which,
Is ayman q this city Mr has undertaken give ful
exposition of the Apocalyp but simply h tory
CON- and has fortified M positions by reference conemporane
history for which he has drawn largely upon iondGn
Chronicle Al other Fnsh 1dcas II Is much richer In this
respc than works the Kind and general reader
adopts the authors theory NOT will be Instructed
And impressed by the reeapn alton Of events End by the notices
Of some the n the passing drama The
nesy gotten up and v probably be in demand, many
minds engaged looking at passing sns oreshAdowng
those which 10 come
From the Philadelphia Presbyterian.
THIS ,le work designed n Illustrate the mplcabe
Aan against he Church, and does pretend
y Interpretation. Il intelligent Sni In respect may
mis- aken s views, and yet may safely sit down with he
10 hand 10 lister 10 the conversational Views
reasonable and well informed friend
For sale by al Booksellers. Price Slc se6-im
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.0OO!

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,OOOI
Daily RcVcnue ST,sOO.OO.
INVESTED ~ ThE UNIfED STATS OVER eSr00OOi
Al D-octr5 Personally Rponsibs pr tis Hgogsntents q
ne Company
NNTE respectfully ask attention 20 the security Of he Liverpool
w Insurance Company % i policy holders In rs
lar.- Fash capital and Investments ts stated above
The large capital aud Income Of the Company enAoe 70 take
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Ia addition hr ordinary mode Of Insurance., us Company9
rl-s PERMANENT POLICIES on he payment Of TGA ANNt-
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q an 0'i be- returned lees per cent
Company win make Insurance b. os " Renl By hre, on
neE and most liberal principle.
un t- Policies q MS Company a claim, paid upon pre-
senton sactory proof o without dbdienf9 o. dcdnc
Non of proof EORrHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
uhg1 % Main street. under - Chariea Hotel.
A xTISTS, HAFf HIAS, such a. OIi cOiOrs ln
n A4htr cake Sable itch Ani camel har pc1cis
In In Drasne rasr Brsiol board lead coinred penc
rtvons n-ns Mathematical nstrucrt books Ar Drawn
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26

10 HALF HnLS. or WOODS NO. FAM
II slO ILY ROE HEERlNGs,
SbhIt q woods 80 Gamily Cut Herrng1
% DO % WcoIs No. Z Fau iy Gross uerdng
"a, % siuton's PURGE Cilrr Vinegar
1cHI Queer City Farl'y Hans
pafs fs af G-orfia and Nrtin Family Lard
I0chesy % fresh Green and Back Teas something very
fue lntecd,
90 bbs crior New Family and Extra Flour, warrant
sj % give tAiaaetlou.
Por s,is bv ROBERT A. y DABNEY
Grocer Wholesale and Retail,
.B7n Garner o. broad and Tn Streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
NOTICE

IN - = ASSS-
rHVE subscriber having ade change Ia h business the lt
q July last makes necessary that AL accounts due hiu
that l be closed lie w0uld, therefore o.
his old friends forward and discharge her
Indebtedness Thaukil for past vcrs he would eonnu-
4 B SPENCE,
No 10, Main and 18Th Ss
Auu
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TARDY & WILLIAMS,

TARDY & WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER CARY AND 18TH STREETS,
HICHWOND. VA.
RE receiving Pail Supplv OF Groceries 70 which The
attention Of Cash prompt dealers requested To such
gy are disposed the osest market rates They now
f0h hhds prime Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
so bblA A. @ Crushed, Powdered GranulAted and
Cut Loaf sugars
% boxes Loaf Sugars
80 bsls n o Porto Rico and MuscoVado Molasses
English Island NolAtsea
1p0 hbls Orchershansen'ssyrup
$40 bags prime Rio Cofee
900 bags old Government Java do (very superior)
2al kegs Old Dominion Nails
800 siirs sole Leather, good and good damaged
100 pkgs. Green and Black Teas, some very eh-les
qa0 boxes Adamantne and rAllow Candles
$50 boxes Soap
100 bs- Cotton Yarns
500 reaus wrapping Letter and Cap Paper
100 krgs Lee Soda
300 boxes window Glass
10l boxes Axe1 -
500 doE- Buckets ansO
TOR LINEN AND COTTON TWINES, can at
II sells hNOhIhs NNLFpueD .
ULOUR.-Fany Flour o; superior quality, fer sale By 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26

TNNEnA "Rs AND "Co COFFEE SUGsn.-
II ssiI ioi sale BY BACON BAsKkk'iLLA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Change in Style OF Firm.
IN quence Samuel Ade Esq whose In
tret 10 the rm Of Atc Gray ceased the lst Of Jan
uary 1850 the busnJ heretofore carried In that will
In the The undersigned tie old stand No
i4I Main who will se all febts due by the Tu and 10
Ehom al parties indebted thereto win please make payment
He t-kes this opportunity of thinking lis friends and the public
generally for the heIef extended them and trusts
by strict attention busue together with increased facilities for
traJsseting the same, 10 merit q niuuSnce thereof
JOHN I. GRAY, Successor TO
se1O Adle Gray.
DRUSHES.-TIar Rrushe' Dressing and Hcrn Combs, &c,
ID full and varied assortment, fer sale By DOVE Co.
selS Wholesale Druggists.
600 SQUARES OF BUCKINGHAM SLATE
l,OOO for sale which can be delivered A. any point on the
Canal giving ten days nsce. Ny address New Canton,
Sa Aft RO @ NrCHoLa
MASS LIcUORJCR.-.4Oc cases 'Ynura" brand, Import
WI ed from Seville, Spain, for tale by
sea l. & g. y DAVENPORT.
NVEADE & BAKER have for sale, all the latest End
vi TRUS3Es aad appliances their Physicians,
Drug Store, 1s6 Main Street cor. ahoyeP o. seq
GREAT REDUCTIoNll!
We have this day mqrked and Winter
siks 30 per and viii sell them without regard TO cost
Please call and examine - - =. -.
Bel2 SAM'L NJ. PRICE 90
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everv dsacrinon sale bv M PALMER, SON 4 rO.