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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-17

THE GENERAL RESULT. In orr last week s
table Of the general result of the Presidential
election, we gave Kentucky, Tennessee and
Virginia TO Bell. with two votes in the Eltc-
toral College from n. Jersey making in all 4 l
votes. We gave Missouri last week to Doug
las. Later adviccs render it probable that
Mr.. Bell has carried Missouri. The contest
however. is very close. and the result will.
not be known for several days. New Jersey,
it has been ascertained, has given four vot es
to Lincoln and three to Douglas. This re-
suit was occasoncd by the running Of a
straight Douglas ticket in the Southern par t
of the State. These changes will give Lin
coin, should he carry California which,
however, is claimed for Douglas. $50 votes:
Breckenridge y vo.es Bell 4S votes Doug
las votes.
The vote in Virginia is very close, but the
State is now generally conceded to Bell who
makes unexpected ga ms in the counties last
heard from. The result in Maryland we
give in table corrected from last week -
The Bait. Sun Of Friday mLrnirg reduces
Brcckinridse's majority in this State to 725.
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LEATHER.

'1NiiE subscriber has NOW ana intends keepinp
l. in the old established Leashcr Store, N. H.
corner OF Fourth and Orange Streets, opposite the
Upper Market House, Wilmington. Del a large
and well selected assortment of SPANISH and
PATENT GALE SKIN of superior brand, and
all the various kinds of LEATHER made use of in
the manufacture of Roots and Shoes, Saddles and
Harness; all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms: Persons wishing to purchase
Leather VIII find it to their advantage to call and
examine for themselves before nurehosino else
where. Y CJIaMHERI3JN
r. S.-Patent Machne-stretchcd Bands cement
ed with waterproof cement and copper. veted,
constantly on hand and made to order warranted
to give satisfaction INoyl II. IS60-3m
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THE CHANPAlNSUIp

ar ENGLAND NOT DECIDED YET.
~ Tom c. Hccnan and Cheap John ~
Sayers are to have the closing g round, - on
this Saturday Evening, at Cheap Johns
Headquarters, in Elkton, in a great political
speech. All that have not yet visited Cheap
Johns should not fail to be present at that
time. His BOYS CLOTHING, BOOTS and
SHOES will be down then at his Emporium.
where are sold the cheapest Goods in the
State of Maryland, or any other place in the
United States.
G5Give John call while he is in Elk ton
and satisfy yourselves, Yours, &C.,
CHEAP JOHN,
The Poor Mans Friend.
Nov II, 1860
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} UNION MEETING IN MARYLAYU.-The
Cambridge tMarysland) In,cligcnctr contains
the following:
g We are requested to announce that there
will be public meeting held at the Court
House on Monchy week, 10Th instant. at two
O'clock p. NJ. for the purpose of condcmnirg
the diSunionRoltt ofcertain Southern States,
and expressing devotion 10. and c,c,ermina
ton t" sustain Mr.. Lincoln in The adminisra.
tl"n of the government. We heartily commend
the movement to our. citizens. a prompt
aud decided action in favor Of the SUPREMACY
OF the laws and the union of the States upon
the pant OF the conservative citizens Of the
South willirfuse into Srru'hrrn hearts d spirit
'"i lbya'ty which will cfftctually destroy the
lni1uitons schemes of the mad disnnionists
This is no party meeting. II is meeting of
citizens. Democrats. Douglas men. Republi-
can and Union men are a Il invited Let the
people meet, and let the people speak"
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. The Con.
gressional elections on Tuesday have resulted
in the loss of ore Republican member in Mas
sachusetts the gain Of one and the loss of
three in New York while three Anti
Leco,npton Democrats have been replaced by
Fusion Democrats. In New Jersey. x.Gov
Pennington has been defeated in the Fifth
District, and Straight Democrat has taken
the place of an Anti Lecompton Democrat,
thus making loss to the actual opposition
of two members. The delegations from the
Western States appear to be without change
Delaware sends to Congress Mr.. Fisher. the
" Peoples candidate" who was supported by
the Republicans.
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Che Mlarkcts.
ElktOn Market.

ELKToN, Nov. II, 1850.
Red Wheat 81 80 to 5000, White do
ST ~ to 5000, Corn, 81 Oats, 80 Lime
l5s cents per bushel.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 15th.-Good to prime
red wheat 81 333 10 S. 3S. prime white wheat
Sl.45 to 81 Co. Corn 6S to II cents. Oats
81 to SO cts.
WILMINGTON, Nov. !5th.-Wheat sl.3C
Corn GS cts: Oats 81 0Octs. Flour $500 @
So %. Clover Seed, SIS so a 5000 Timothy
do, 1915 $500.
TIE PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Nov. 18TH
White Wheat, ST. 81 Sc Red do
Sl.3O 81 .33 Corn, 70 73 cts, new Corn
5s3cts Oats, &c 81 cts Flour extra SIS 81
a IS 81.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

WE invite the attention of all persons in the
w city or country. who contemplate the erection
of dwellings, Barns &c. to our extensive stock of
building Materials, in the rough and prepared for
use; namcly:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
(Circular and Plain, J
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SASIlES, CHASED and not GlaSSed,)
WOOD MOULDINGS,
llnT.BED SASH,
BRACKETS.
WOODEN MANTEhS,
Newell POSTS, r,
BALLASTERS. i"'"eu'
BARN vENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AISO.--Dressed Flooring:
YELLOW PINE, NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND HEMLOCK,
(well seasoned
EYAll of the above we offer ms low as the
lowest, for the Cash or approved paper.
Al! orders by mail othcrM so, attended to
with promp'ness, by
holland e. CO.,
June %, 1860. PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
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b. T.. COOK

INV Iul e@tstinue for a very short time 10
w take AN ROTYPE LIKENESSES at
the reduced price 20 cents.
II, therefore, who would secure for
themselves Or friends Il cheap Picture, would
do well III call Immediately vt his Gallery,
adjoining L. Browns Store, Main Sire et
Elkton, where lie continues to take Like.
ncsses in every variety of the art
N. B.-pictnres taken in cloudy as well
as clear weather.
A variety Of Fancy Cases on hand.
Nov 3, 1850.
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TO COxSUNIy,TIyES.

Tho advertiser. having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy. after having suffered
several years with lung affection and that dread
disease, CnnSmptionis anxious to make known to his
frllnw-suiirrcrs the Of cnrc.
To all who dcsira it, he will send copy Of the pre-.
srrpton used (frcc of carge) with the directions for
preparing and using tho which they will find n
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BnoS, L1TIs &C.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton i. to benefit the afflicted. and spread nforna
tion which he conceivrs tn be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh.
Oct Il, 1S6O-'y. Kings county. New York
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OTThe Douglas State Central Comm ittce
will issue an address to the people of the
State at an early day. sub Comm ttee is
authorized to call State Convention looking
to an organization in the State on national
platform.
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school Com missioners, Meeting.

TNllE Commissioners of Public Schools
L will meet at their Office, in Elkton. on
MONDAY, the Goth of November, instant,
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Teachers will please have their accounts
prepared and placed in the hands of the
commissioners of their respective Districts
three days before the meeting of the Board.
by order. C.M. ELLIS,
NOV II, lS6O-2w. Secretary.
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. SVN,
305 Chestnut Street, Philade lphia.

GTMillers aud others interested would do
well TO read the advertisement of B. F. Starr
K Co. manufacturers of Ffcnch Burr Mill
Stones, and importers and dealers in Boiling
cloths and other mill fixtures. See last page,
under the head of Baltimore advertisements.
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TIE FREE NEGRO LAWN Charles,
Queen Anne's Baltimore, Howard, Calvert,
st. Mary's, krnt, Worcester and Somerset
counties, where the law applied, the vote on
the free negro law (requiring free negroes to
hire out on certain condi tons was as follows:
For the Law 430l Against the law 1879.
Majority against the law 9.4SS.
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The Result in Ma ryIand.

Corrected from last Week. by official re-
turns from all the counties except Somerset,
the result of the Presidential election in Mary
land is as follows -by mnioritics:
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CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.- A Washington
DESPATCH to the philadelphia Press SAYS:
This distinguished friend of Gen. jackson
cordially reerhoes the sentiment of Amos
Kendall, in denouncing every attempt to
break up the Union as reasonable in the last
degree
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VILE Elkton Zouave Cadets are. hereby
L requested IT, meet at Headquarters, this
Saturday Evening, at 7 O'Clock. Full
attendance is desired. as business of impor-
lance VIII be brought before the Company.
by Order Of G. W. b., Drill Master.
~ A. C. MAY,
NOV II, lShU--lw. CAPTAIN,
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The whole vote for Mr.. Breckenridge with
out Somerset county-is 40,45l. Mr.. Bells
vote is 80 ,4S0 including the reported Somer-
set county ma oritv.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIVE subscriber being about to cnange his
l. business, will ailer at Public Sale, III the
village Of North East, on
Th"rs'''y' The 29h don Of Sorcmper, insionf,
the following Property:
4 GOOD HORSES,
l new black top Germantown WAGON,
carry four or six square body CAR
RlAGE, with tongue or shafts double.
ROCkAWAY, With tongue or shafts;
single R"ckaway; Truttng Buggy; set
of Wheels and Body; l light
farm Wagon, Cart, Tisv Body. TsS%
Sleigh, several Carriage Tongues, my -
Cutting Box, Feed Cicsf, Ne.
ALSO-LOT OF HARNESS,
comprising set Of Stage Harness, set oe
double Wagon Harness, ! set of dnubk Car
rage llafneSS,-ne = sets of single CAR
rh'ga liarncss.-ncw, sets Of single Harness,
Cart Harness, Plow Harness, Saddle, Bri-
dies and II lot of Collars, and old harness;
Robes, Horse Bl,nkcts, Sleigh Bells, WHIPS
Rake,, Forks, Sh"veis, Spades, Hoes,
Wrenchcs, Flows. II ,rr,ws, Flukcs, small
lot "t Day, Il" OF Corn in the Ear. lot Of o us.
Office Stove. Desk, S .ttcc, Parlor Stove, old
Lumber, and many other things too nulncr-
Gus to mention.
"TERMS CASH.
Sale to commences mt I'm.
THOMAS LONGSTOTH.
SAMUEL BURNS. Auciionccr.
Nov II ISkn-fs
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The usincss will hereafter be carried on
by Victor l.. Bennett, at the old stand, in
Little Elk. He will keep C constantly on hand
a good assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries
and Liquors, which he will sell on accom-
modating terms, and hopes to receive share
of public patronage.
VICTOR l.. BENNETT.
Elkton, Nov II, lS60-6w
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
l ship lately existing between John S.
Rossell and Victor l.. Bennett, under the
name and firm of John S. Rossel& Co., was
dissolved by mutual consent on the twelfth
day Of November, 1860. All debts due to
the firm are to be paid to the said Victor l..
Bennett, who is also to pay all debts and
liabilities of the said firm
JOHN S. ROSSELL,
VICTOR L.. BENNETT.
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ORNAMENTAL, SHADE AND

E'RUTT TREES.
TOEACH. Apricot, Apple, Pear, :ssssas4
l. Plum, Cherry, Ounce, Grape, xssaatsH
Gooseberry, Raspberry, Stra W. F2TSSR
berry, Blackberry, Ornamental H.
Evergrccns, Ornamental Trees; Shrubs, &c.
WOrdcrs lnay be left at the Office Of the
Register Of Wills, or at The Cecil Whig
Office. Eliton. Md
Twill attend to the transpanting of the
1Tces at moderate charge, it requested.
OyAll orders mnst invariably be accom-
panied with the Cash, or satisfactory refer
encc. LEMUEL DILKES.
Nov 10, 1S6O-Gm.
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nlarric0.

DEhN.-ln this county, at his fathers resi-
dcnce, on the End inst. WESLEY DEAN, in
the 22nd year of his age.
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NRANBERRIES AND DRIED FRUIT
" Cranberries, Currents Citron, Raisons. Pruncs,
Dried Apples and Dried beaches. For sale by
X. F. MAY,
Nov II, 1860. In the Hollow"
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DONE DUST Of Prime Quality. For sale by
ID mar IL. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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NOTICE.

CAME to the subscriber, residing on the
~ farm OF Mr. John Stump, near Perry
vile, large Flock Of Geese, about forty in
number. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away. JOHN BRUMFIELD.
Nov II, l860-3w.
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WANTED,
Attention. Con,nauv

AK DOZEN OF EGGS, for which I Will
cC.J2 IS cents per dozen II II Ma,
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NINTH PUBLIC QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE ELKTON ACADEMY.

JNHE First term of the current year expired on
J. Friday. November 10Th.
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Cherry Hill, Nov II, 1S6O.-2w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-15

4 ADIEs' DRESS GOODSi
- A. ooSr, LADIEs' DREss GOODS
AT COST
-.., AT CO3Tiii "A
Ladies' Dress Goods
v be considerably larger than desrabe dsou, f 4,,
oar friends and customers the advantage Of entire new socf
Of Dress Goods at season, besides SUPPLYING
cheapy have determined from TO-DAY All ouI Drs
Goods OF every description from Rich 10 ordinary Lam.
during the month of June cost and many styles Of Goods n
preference to keeping them greatly below cost 10 fact We
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
VIII be sdded arrival Of York o ho,s.,
go pes neat Hyienev design, PRINTED LAWNS
Just what every body wants
a. Ao & no nes t'le Ladies' WrapPinps, consisting Of
Black six Nantes, Lace CoAks Lace ranAs iurpou, Ia.
shaw and which, the Iii -.
sold At nearly half the prices they sold Ary month
call from all In want Is respectfully requested s'
. J. hILLHIsER BRO
Jeo I9a Rroad
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NUMBER 22O,

public Interests involved aud the importance OF speedy
action the Governor OF the State be- and he Ia hereby
earnestly requested to the General Assembly
extra session, at such time he may deem expedeot
for the purpose Of considering the agreement which has
been approved by the stockholders with n view the
completion Of the James River and Kanawha canal
Mr.. Deane moved that the report Of the committee,
the contract reported by the committee, and the accom-
panyng documents be printed in the newspipcrs Of
Richmond, Norfolk aud Lyncbburg
Before the question was taken, he was requested by
Mr.. Grattan TO modify bis motion not 10 require
the printing Of "the accompanying documents" Mr.
Deanc declining to comply with this request General
Taiaferro moved to amend by striking out the words
the accompanying documents" aud inserting in lieu
thereof the proceedings Of the meeting" Upon this
motion debate arose, which participated in by
Mr. Deane, Mr. Gfatan, General Taliaferro, Mr. Bisbie
aud Col DOrmap. The question decided in the af.
frmatve-ouly three voting 10 retain the words oigi-
nally proposed by Mr.. Deane.
The motion amended was then carried.
On motion Of Mr. Grattan, the meeting adjourned sine
die.
G. A. MYERS, Chairman.
WN p MrNPoRD S,ey,la,U
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"WEDNESDAY, Aug 90, 1860

The stockholders met pursuant to adjournment and
Mr.. Myers resumed the chair.
General Talaierro from the committee OF 'hr'een' re-
pOrtru 49, to or1er co
sdered the ect referred them and made pro-
gress therein but being prepared to report had d.
rectcd him 10 ask leave to 81. again.
Colonel Fuqua of Buckingham arorc to move that the
meeting adjourn sine die lie did not think the stock
holders had the power without legislative action, TO dis
solve the company aud dispose OF the capital stock He
was proceeding to discuss the provisional agreement
upon ts merits when it was suggested by Captain
Dimmock that the gentleman ont Of order,
the agreement then being before the committee of thir
teen. The Chair being Informed upon enquiry of the
gentleman, that he intended TO move an adjournment
sine die decided that this motion not debaiabe -
Whcreupon Colonel FuquA declined making any further
remarks at this time.
Leave was then granted the committee TO sit again.
On motion, the meeting adjourned till tomorrow night
at o'clock.
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TESMs:
Daily Paper eS per Anoum Sent Weekly, RS Weekly, % a.
advance Rcmances nay nzde Al ths risk % NE
Publishers 10 an Eherc evidence taken The deposit OF
leti.rin the Post once coutsining noney.
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NEW AND RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS SILVER AND PLATED
WARE.
a MYE r 6

ooRsKH ~ srHkErs, HcHNosD, VIRGINIA. .
IIAs just received, In addition his already large and
III extensive sssormens beautiful collection OF all tA.
the latest and mnsi elegant styles Of Watches Jewsy, A
Silver and Plaied Ware.
Watches by the following celebrated makers
jules Jurgensoa, Adams Sans David Taylor Henry Rey-
monds Lemon Alfred Lavae and other celebrated
nIAM0NDs-A large and rich assortment OF Diamonds
and other precious stones
Diamonds, Pearls, Opal, Carbunee Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx. In
Aso-speeaeles-B aIIan Perscopls Pebbles gold
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jevey every
serpton.
The public respectfully Invited examine the before
purchasing. g. MYERS
ma1 Cor Main and Pearl sts
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RICHMOND WHIG,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KA-
NAwHA COMPANY AT THEIR CALLED MEET
ING IN AUGUST 1860:


In pursuance Of an order adopted by the Board o
Public Works Of Virginia the 25th day Of july, 1860
general meeting OF the stockholders Of the James Riv
and Kanawha Company held at the office OF the
said company, in Richmond Tuesday the 2Sth day o
August, 1885, present;
The Bank Of Virginia, by Clement r. Barks-
dale, proxy, having 007 votes.
The city Of Richmond, by Peachy r. Grat-
tau and Samuel d. DenOon, proxies, hav-
lug l,4i9 "
The city Of Lynchburg, bY Robert L. Owen
and Samuel McCOrkle, proxies, having l75
Total corporate representation other than
the State, 1851
Individual stockholders, in person, hay.
ing 695
Individual stockholders, by proxy, having 99l
Total number of votes other than the
State, 42l7
The Commonwealth OF Virginia, by VIM.
h. Talairrro, Of Gloucester, Samuel Nc
Corkle, OF Lynehburg, and Jas. b. Dor
man, Of Lexington, proxies, having
number of votes equal TO three.hhhs Of
the whole vote present. 325
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-15

The Stockholders met pursuant to adjournment Mr..
Myers resumirg the chair.
General Taliaferro, chairman OF the committee OF
thirteen Informed the meeting that the committee hal
fully considered the subject referred to them, and had
authorized him to submit the following
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DRIGG,S PIANO FORTEs
PLoWs FOX FALLOWING.
p. II. STARKE.

No. 80, Main Street, Three Docrs aboyetbe
Charles Hotel.
MOULD CALL THE ATTENTION or PARMIRs To HIs
w stock OF PL0ws, HARR0Ws CULTivL. :.
roRa, SEED sowERs, pRliIs Ac, Ac
nanuf ,cu' ed by him expressly for summer "
and Psn operations. SS-1
ESPECIAL ATTENTION Is called 10 IN. fact an
that he viii Sc the hest horse pes now S--4-S>
IN use In virginia Tor rvy yno,,r -
And IT, aer trla Il does pre- the best he x k.
nee charge To those who the CUPP BRAnE pL6Ws No.
70 and NO ne would st they supplied IL the low
D. wv : ~ 'i'h JULIAN ior NO.
Castings for every Piox In use on hand
can be had - 90 pure ~
EN- liberal discount made O. the trade
auI-tf or.,rr
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No Advertisement 70 be eoa1dci "a BY ire month year
uns specified on the MAnusept previously agreed upon e
trcra The parties.
advertisement marked he copy specified
be- Of Insertions @ be continued until ordered payment
aza-tet acccTdngiy
~ AnCEsrisEaEr-roA avoid any misunderstanding
part OF the Annual Advertisers Is propc state dc
ma their pryg only extends % their Immediate business Real
L,a- legal and an other Advertisements By then 20 be
AGi'Ilo1al charcr, and 90 vgration-
- Real Estate and General Agents Adve seens be
inacrd the year be charged the usual subec,
% such discounts ls s'tl De- agreed upon.
~ Booksellers ard sry adverts generally, engaging one
o. squares With The privilege change shall not hel
yel-y average In any vck Insert than the
ego th standing RUE under the contract aad an
diny such to De charged M the usual rates.
Aivertscents Es-tcI IN che SciWeeEly Whig cents
grare lines ies Or The irst Insertion and
psr Pr zach -rn;,1ua1c- or n weekly.
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4
SOUTHERN LOCK MANDATORY.

DWELLING Locks OF every description Sliding no.. -.
mlngs Of the best quality Also, Prison and Pank
Hinges and Boh Of any height Bells hung with without
Tubes.
ALL KINDS oP REPAIRING DONE
As sell work but manufacture prepared 10
Warrant TO give entire satisfaction those may favor
with q call.
WILLIAM READY
220 Main Street. between sth and 9th,
felO-ly RIcEnosD Va.
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INSURANCE COMPANY Of the STATE of VIRGINIA.
Cry,-s c,uxra o. M,ry .yp n yvxyrH grpEErs

NIW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital II, 500, 900.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with ns
Comptroller OF th State Of New York. and ou OF the hands
Of the Company 20 secure policy hOlderL
DivDkNBs ASNuAILY MOST, Liberal Principle.
Forty OF the premium Life Policies, Will be loaned the
Insured when The premium exceeds $50.
Poe issued and payable TO the insured arriving At GER
family The Insured DEATH should that event
happen previously 70 arriving Al that age.
endoW POLICIES for children, granted on the most favor
able
Policies greatly reduced raies 0f premium when The
Insured prefers not 10 participate In the dividenda
An losses paid promptly and without litigation.
shall be pleased have you call Al and secure policy
and reliable Company which before endors
WoRfHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
once AZ, Main sreeA
Under St Charles Hotel
OHAA 4 WoKTHAM,
General Agent And Attorney
Tor the Company u Va
MEDICAL EKAM7NERS:
ylL H. CoEUAT, n. D.
No. 7. CoLEHAH, n D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-15

L Exp COOL .--rhe celebrates uneNcell-d CHALLENGE
IN REFRiGERArOR with side vcnlator Water Coolers vsr
and pstcrs, Ice Pitchers al sizes and patterns Mas
r patent ave minute" lee Cream YrrvzerI and variety Of
other kincs, Tor sale II reduced prices.
We call cuiar attention 10 the justly celebrated CHAL
tENGE' REFRIGERATION, considering the article
rred Tor In this place and her with conf
iencc Just received only which
engaged IN the above requested call
examine before purchasing elsewhere
g. "A BARGAMIN ia,
uaS--N Main ~ Auchmond, W.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-11-15

NOR TAX-COLLECTOR.-We are
authorized to announce G W COBB, Esq.
as a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR for York
District, at the election in 1864.
Nv as 1y