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SHIPPING.

SHIPPING.
L.. y. NJ. sTEAMSuIp rORKT0wN.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
'E'HE Steamship YoEkrowS, Cart Lev s
L Is Parrish, will leave here al O'Clock, Sts-fxEE
p. NJ, TUESDAY, the cit. in.'. ~lISIEE
Passage TO New York. ,n-al. and .,a.e SsTES&x
room Included S1u. Sterragr passage, -
Passage 10 Norfolk SAME NJ hy the river boats.
sreigh, received to-day, (Monhny,l aud up the hour Of 10
o'clock, Tuesday.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates, and forward
ed with dispatch.
Passengers are requested TO be on hoard In due time.
Tickets and bsrths srcursd At our office, or IN board the
ihip.
run.. Q MaLTIMoisE. .ry,vm,7
rr,uE Steamer GEO. pEaBoDr Captain
i K. priichard, will receive freight TO. Mu.51&S
leaving, IL O'Clock, ~, TUESDAY. H*-sA@a
Freight taken to h"ston Sa baltimore, ut lowest rates
with gren,est dispatch.
No Hhd, received unless engaged At our office.
This Steamer has splendid s.a.eroorn passenger ACCOM-
Passengers will please he m hoard before the hour OF
departure, l2 O'Clock NJ, Tuesday.
IfcEr,s for passage prncu,rI either al our office In
shockoe ship, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Nov 80, DAVID 4 WIN. CCREIE.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
RICHMOND ASp LIVERPOOL: r rie LINE.
TUE RIst ship Of This " linz r !, the viii n ,oaS 1T nj, 4A
- NHAEt ShthNia - ~Nf1 -
port for Liverpool, OH or about The 2Vth OF next LkI18
month. G@S6
Shippers will bear in mind tina, by special ACT "f The lag
i,laturc, Flour can be shipped Oh this ship. owned In Viz
ginia, without Inspection.
a large part Of her freight Ia already engaged for bal
oe, 20 DAVID ( WA. cuERIE.
ROIs ROSTON-FIHST VESSEL.
RICHMOND AND IOSTON LINE OF PACKETS.
T3IiiE schooner JOSIAH ACil0RS, Captain
l. Merrill. having tn. greater PARTON OF her ;+St\
cargo engaged, viii have quick dispatch. For EE&JS
balance Of freight apply TO -
Nov 6-4t DAVID 4 WA. CURKiE-
WANTED TO RENT.
A VALUABLE and productive Farm, l-eated within 90
n miles Of Richmond ,ity, contiguous to some Railroad
or Water Line, with arabic surface sufficient 10 employ
~prcG,nbly from 10 to Is efficient laborers. with larG. and
comfortable dwellings, ample house room for { rvants, hnt
good farm buildings sufficient. for the pr"rer pr"iecti"n OF
thv various crops and stock.
ANY one having such an estate to rent, viii please state
terms and other particular. addressed I"
Nov a-rst W. $. PHILLIPS. Rlchmond. Va.
S.fsG JUS.-New York &C" Yellow Sugar
Sovs IL q. Is. DAVENPORT.
rIEAMOIS SIX ms, SPONGEs. GLUE n
sASD-pApEt, for sale by
SoyI WM. SATTI.ER B CO., lis, Main H.
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MORE NEW GOODS
Ri LAST STEAMERS.
S1MGEL II. PRICE l. 60.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
IL Elegant New Dress SILKS
Dress Goods, In every variety
New Style Cloak. and Arabs
New Shawls
They oIrr Gr-At bargains -;A. IL.
Rich lrc-. SILKS
silk Robes
Deiaine liObrs, many vi them al half cost
They offer also New Cassimrrcs Of Southern NsnufaC.
tur--Sort Carolina Goods which received the premium at
the State Fair.
Georgia Casshnerrt. Tor Mems and Boys Wear, &c.
NV
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VIRGINIA sEI:AA sIHtEs REFINERY.
TIVE proprietor, tsS- pleasure IL aarouaci"c 10 III" pub
4. !c that the
VIRGINIA STEAM SUG.Ai !: REFINERY

Ii now in full and regular operation, And has capacity SUI.
hcIea; for q very lHrg. demand.
Ills a!m will be !, render satisfaction 10 all Of his custom
s-, and he trusts that he will meet With II liberal patronage
from the merchants ~ the Southern States.
re Refinery i, located Immediately on the whar! 1T
Rockets, In Richpcla. Va, aid IS conveniently situated
Tor shipments In every direction. For the present only white
and yellow Coffee Sugars will BE- made; and II the enterprise
meets H!:r that success TIE proprietor hopes TO deserve, he
VIII, IN the Sprip:, cnlarce The buildings. pm; IN additional
machinery, and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
- i;e!ac EaTcruci in hT sales hy the New York prices, !e
hopes The ra-rcha n;- Of his own Stat. and other southern
STATS viii patroDis. h:!a l;beraily, and h. guarantees that
H.. sugars are equal 20 similar sugars manufactured North.
"rl-ss will DO receivei FOR ten barrels o; Sugar, Hr"i i've
ta'r,., q syrup, ana upwards.
sa:ars a,d syrup delivered; ia any store IN I've city, or at
any Vi TIE Rail Read p-po;-, Whdrves, or Canal Eoai.,
ir." VI large.
"'a.r. oy mail ~ Telegraph prcmp:ly attended 10 ~ sell
:aR ri'cc, O. IA. lay rI which they ARE received. unless Him.
~ sai2rt". e -"ch '!.y'S refining will he exhibited At
u ''Iee' NJ -, %,'H Street, uui-r the st. Cnatl-- Ito.
lei. CHAS. Y. MUittlSS.
PROPRIETOR %: III" fir.t,i, Steam Sugar Refinery.
sE me kneIvN'n l:"cl.'er + requested 10 copy "n-
month ard ~eni bali -
Nov I--Imrr n
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IN DICKINSON. .s,LL

IN OES.-We will sell THIS MORNING, a
CO ~ O'Clock, thirty liz ely Slaves.
DAVIS, bECpRrE 4 co,
Odd Fellows Hall. corner NHyo nud r-,uln,, -
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II. ~ MARKETS. Nov. >.

NITsHI.NVTVN w u
CunN-:t TO DC. ~C0TTON--l0 to llhc. TCRPEN-
Tl%r-i. 81 for yellow nip; 81 - for virgin: 81 ~ for
ni. alri y ~ "a. flew hard per barrel. SPIRITS OF
Luhrl
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT Has
STOOD The TEST OF YEARS,
A,..s grows more and more DopyI-
sar every e:;ty!

4 Nd testimonials, new, and almost "i''rtn' h"ih',rT
N might be given from ladNrS AID grni!circn IN All grades
OF society, whose united testimony none could resist, that
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will restore ihc bald and
gray, and preserve the hair Of the youth In Did age, in all its
youthful beauty. go
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dee. 81, ls3s.
pKuy. Wuon-Thec wilt please accept Il line Ia inform
thee tia, the hair on my head all Tell OF over twenty years
ago, caused by a complicated chronic 'iiseaie, a'tcndcl with
an eruption on The lIraI. 4 continual course Of suffering
throuphl!fe having reduced me To a stale OF dependence, J
have not been able to obtain stun for caps, neither have
been able to do them up, in consequnce OF w!Il:h my head
haa suffered extremely from cold. This induced me tr pay
two dollar bottle Of tbs Hair Restorative ,abort the first o.
August last. have faithfully followed the directions and
the bald spot II now covered with hair thick AMI black,
though short, Il is also coming in all over my head. Feel.
Ing confident that another Large bottle would restore II en-
tirely and permanently, [ feel anxious I" perscTcre III lis
Use, and being destitute Of means to purchase ANY more, !
would ask thee II thee wouldst not be willing 10 send Ee an
orrlrr on thine agents for Il hottie, and receive 10 thyseli the
scripture drclarntion-";hc reward is 10 those that are
kind 10 the widow and the faihsrless."
" Tby friend. SuSiNNAlI EIRDY.
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mA2iNE S,E.s>.
IT'R' Us RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 3, Isl

ITR' UE RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 3, 1850.
Ign wATsR THIS BAY AZ 10 O'Clock.
ARRIVED.
S;rsr,er George Peabody, %Pr!tchart, baltimore. un'.e
I'D passengers.
SER {. Z. Young, Jacksonville. lerrbrr.
SAILED,
Schr :. T.. Alien, Baker, Boston. nd:r.
Sthr uenrv Keade, down III. river, Eight.
Schr Mansion. doSn the river, light.
Schr Wu. 7. Hendren, d0wi. the rIv':, !3-h:.
az LA W THE OF THE DA \.
'1,HE tine has corne when ti- lion. Jcs.ih Mayo, Lord
1 Mayor Seal and the great gi.Hl rnEKjN. the woman
.,.ser, deny the r!gh. Of u ire c''I"n 10 speak 'nujcr
IL. Il whisper, wh-n i; vss prove that Seal WAS ih. agcr.-.
a.. now appeal 10 the pubic - l,rt" Il" ki"w If the l.-
ATsssslB: r C"SF!icT = MT r.ar nj hand. and ! nuw WAR:
"a citizens, when ts.-: -t-I, !p ;h"ir O"n Gumic!is, II you
,ieak louder i;IIIr IL whisper H." :h.T.I VII! im!I'Ti~"n you.
nAiAN'S JOlS
Snrs-l, President Creek Nation.
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is III pUSSi ASL 4; I'D EO HsEsfESis
WITH Az EXPERIENCE OF MORE s@Hl-S-y,
w THAN AuCAlsrEH OF 4 CENTURY ~S@7
during which time, thousands OF choice Iia. y ~
nos have been sold, and We can add with irnth. without
ever selling u bad one having superior facilities for the
selection Of the very best Pianos We Ni,rr them upon
better termst than similar good instruments can he pr0curri!
North or South.
Some Of our late styles have been sold a. soon a, they
we're seen and tried. The principal attractions are the rich,
deep, mellow tone. and delicate touch.
TO our friends who prefer ordering direct from H., We Of
fer the greatest possible Inducements and advantages, i =,
We will send select Pianos. subject TO the Scrcrest trial, and
warrant them for FIVE Y.,IS. no responsible house can
do better. +. T.. NASH Il CO,
Nov. 2 Petersburg. Va.
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JOHN ~. GIsEES,
4 TTOENE 4 7 ii IT,
SU1lI. practice In the Courts 6f the city Of Richmond
W and county OF lIenrico.
Strict attention. will he given L. all business entrusted TO
him.
UFFlCE-Fo! the present, with his father, WIN. Green
south. wrst corner OF ilain and ,h streets.
Inn..1 --1rIf
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NEW iND EElTTTEy !, VI sic.

ASN EEAtTitsI NeSIc
AT NORRIS EOoksfuEE, -. MAIN STREET.
't|EE Dream o.! Love. ballad b. WA u. Cur rie, &c.
The fairy's Dream, ucc:ourhc; by VI. Yo!kmaD, 25c.
me Maid In The Ho"n, Numerous. hslrlI: by Henry
Walker, 40c.
Hero and Leander, waltz by Charles DAihcrt, T5c.
H'Aao Galop d. Concert by +. kr;tcrer, ttc.
hrSnd pohnn!sc Er.liisntc: by Karl Sc.rorer, 4nc.
Carte Elanch- Naiuika: hy Chpr!r. ,irohe, &c.
81. ". Bale, 4h:.
Anita prlks; c"rnrn'ct by T. 0. Eaton. So.
WY Shnn.; We F"llu" JOY. i~:vceiiug. ballad; com.
posed BY VA. II. Cur:!., -. "
Souvenir tie !liIl:c, caIi.s g.. gnn..-.- = - CO...
chalk, 81.
The ti,s; OF April, c>u.:s s"nr; r"rIrosyd nv Carl. Ma
nasi, Inc.
Three Roru:sh Chaps. Genie sonr Ivy Apgus,gS chi, .:c
Chants OF the Church. for four voices. with Urs.a -. II.
ao forte accompaniment. reelected AN! arra:nrI Is Join
- IL G,o1hrtdu. 80 <.
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The Markets.
New York, Nov. 5.-Stocks are in better
dcmand; New York Ccntrals $S2s. Cotton
nonlinally unchanged. Flour is luc. higher;
Southern s. S.. Wheat is firm; red 81 Goa
| 375, white ! 4jal 50. Corn is firm, at an adj
vance of 1a2c.; mixed 70Ia72c. Pork is steady;
mess $40, prime half l2!. Sugar is steady
at 6sa7ic. Molasscs unchanged. Coffee is firm
and quiet. Spirits TnrPentinc heavy at 39a4lc'
Rosiri dull at 45 cts. Rice steady at 4sa4sc.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-Fleur is firm; Howard
Street and Ohio IS ", City Mills 5 20. Wheat
steady; red 81 pal 81, white ] "sal %. Corn
is steady; mixed G5c., yellow l4aGSc. Provi-
sions are firm; mess pork $40 IS. WbiSkcy is
dull NJ 205a"0a.
WINCHESTER AID PocoMAC HAlLHOAp.-Wm.
T.. Clark has been elected President of this
road ut the salary OF 81 500 per anrnm.
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ALLEGED D~cfalcntIon.

MoNTpELlER, VI, Nov. 3.-lion. Il. NJ. Bates,
late State Treasurer, is ascertained to he a de-
faulter to the State to a large amount. lie has
fed to Canada. The amount Of his dedication,
as far as ascertained. is $4,000, and it is ex.
pected that further disclosures will increase the
amount.
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onr.hslf payaIe on the lst OF October, lSGO, and the re
uhIndrr on the 9Th Of February, io6l.
Reference Is ,nde To Rev. DR.. Noes y. Hogr, and TO
.ny OF the rurInr patrons Of the school.
Catalogues Of he Seminary, cuntAlalng more detailed 10
formation. cuu T. obtained at any OF the Bookstores, or
by application the undersigned.
S',fFin VI DI;pIjY pIchmnnd Va
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Such token from the "true hearts and unfalterng
notical sympathies' of any of my sex, | should
have accented with grateful sense of such kindness;
but coming as this does from ladies who thus manifest
such evidence of their respect the gift enhanced in
value far bevond the power of any one, myself pro-
pcIly to estimate. And so long as shall be able to
count the hours which il marks upon its dial with so
much accuracy and precision just so long shall recall
10 NV recollection those who have connected my name
with the cherished memories of their own households
and the patrotic cause which, in the late Gubernaora
canvass endeavored TO sustain However feeble may
have been NV efforts in that proracted canvass, this
kindness from those for whom (as nell for all like
them would have then willingly made any sacrifices,
as Won term them amply repays with that which
is far more valuable than all the honors of Office its
emoluments; for my reward is not only in the
possession of consciousness of having endea-
vored to do my duty, but in having also
the approbation of the wives daughters and sisters of
those who honor the names of "a Clay and Webster"
While the needle still shall point TO the pole the face
of this CombaSS" and until the last moment of time, AS
We trust these names will be remembered aud associated
with the protection OF american industry TO which you
have so appropriately referred. and will be halowed in
the recolections of Home, of Union and of Country
So long as the daughters of this old Commonwealth
point to our own banner with the spoess Virgin its
emblem minglng its folds in love and harmony with
those of her sisters so long should American labor
ceive American protection and just so long will her sons
gladly march 10 the music OF the UniOn-that music
which is the echo of the voices of the who framed
the noble structure to insure domestic tranquility"
dear to the hearts of those whom you represent as it
to their everywhere.
Be pleased 20 tender my thanks to the ladies who have
so honored me in rich gift, and accept every
rance of my great respect for yourself
| am your obedent servant,
WIN. l.. G0GGIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11
ELECTRICITY.

nR TRAVERSE having with unparalleled In
Chronic diseases In other cities has been induced
Office In this city for few weeks In order 70 give the afflicted
opportunity testing the wonderful curative property OF this
great Therapeulcal agent.
Electricity when rightly applied gives Instant relief and makes
permanent In very short time My apparatus differs
widely Others made according my
medical purposes only giving shock to the patient but pleas
ing sensation, and producing invgoratng effect
Persons afflicted with the following diseases give call and
will In very short time Nervous Sick Head
ache Neuralgia Caarrh Bronchitis Coughs and pulmonary dis
tending Consumption Scrofua Hip Diseases White Swell
ng Erypelas Salt Rheum, letter RASH Carbunc and humos
descriptions Spinal Diseases Curvatures Rheumatism.
Vus Dance Fits Paralysis Deafness and Running the Ear
paired Vision contracted Muscles Dyspepsia Liver CcmpaniG Ge
neral Debility Seminal Weakness Dropsy Debility Leucorhea
Whites Inflammation and Falling ofthe Womb, Assesses Cancers
and Ulcers the Womb years practice
Womb
will fifty dollars for every that presented where
have failed 10 make permanent
Also by It's application will extract teeth without pain. During
the operation the patient experiences nvgorang pleasing
sensation and genial glow this operation
nounced by Of the eminent the faculty such as-D
Goldng Bird, DR.. Wilson Phillips Prof Mattence Dr. Marshal
Hail. Prof hunter Robt Boyle and Others be the greatest
Invention Of the
He has also Female Pills suppressions Irregularities &C.
which have been known to fail producing the desired e
feet.
EH- Office hours from A. NJ to P. NJ from to 6, and to
9PM
e7r- Consultation FREE.
Letters consultation &c, have stamp enclosed in
der TO prepay
Physicians Dentists and Families furnished with machines
and directions foruse nol2-d3m
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CORRESPONDENCE.

LEAlNhION va,
Dec 18th, 1859.
Hon. WV. l.. GoGGN:
Sir-It is made my pleasing duty to tender for your
acceptance the handsome gold watch accompanying this
note as a tribute from the true hearts and unfaerng
political sympahies and faith of the Wing ladies Of Rock
bridge who thus desire give expression to their sent
mens Of personal regard and admiration for the bold
and chiyarOus manner in which you rallied the forces
and bore forward the hOnored old Wing banner in our
recent gubernatOral contest well to testify their
grateful remembrance of the many sacrifices you have
made in behalf of that patriotic cause which was so
zealousy sustained by the efforts and is now halowed by
the memory Of our Clay and Webster.
The Offering is of exclusive American manufacture I;
and whilst it is highly credabe to the skill and enter
prise of our counrymen also presents argument to
vndcae that great feature in political faith, which
wisely seeks through the legitimate operations of gov
ernment to foster and strengthen the hand of American
industry and selfreanoe.
Uniting with my noble Wing county-wOmen In most
cordial wishes for your continued health and happi-
ness. remain, very respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
ALPH0NS0 SMITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

NTOTICE.--pesrous 90 do what 10 build up >Qa
y city, We have determined commence MANU- IA
FEATURING OCB CLOTHING IL THIS CITY, at the ~
which make geeuts 60 do So LII
has been Europe for the last three
selecting goods for Spring sales and from ms long eN
rca sui Known taste We expect % the most attrac
tive stock seen l this market BY the l day OF February
shall u superb spring stock Tor the Nho-ar
trade earnestly invite call Merchants Who have
heretofore gone North extensive operations Important ad
yau-es the purchase of goods and long experience enable US
Inducements those of house TN e liot
~ We shall from this lay oaer all WINTER CLOTHING Al
such -4Usf prizes viii make the interest o purchaser 70
ia2 KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

FrGirIvE SLAVES IL THE BRIrIsn PRoyIycEs-We
published a few days ago, full aud accurate descrip-
lion OF the condition Of the fugitive slaves in Canada
and give to-day the speech of of the clerical
agents relative the runaway slaves in Canada togeth
Scotia. The condition of both is miserable and dcgra-
ded in the extreme and really demands far more sympa-
thy from the humane and philnthropc than the most
exaggerated descriptions OF the condition of the negro
while in slavery often evoke from the deepest sympa-
thzer who wecps over "Incle Tom" The wretched lot
which those poor lugves abandoned by the abo-
Onists after they stolen away from the comforts
aud protection Of their Southern homes Is the most pa-
bic which their is condemned, outside of the
original savage state from which they have been rescued
~ y Herdid
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SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.


Constitution ofthe Southern Rights Association of the
county of Albemare auxiliary to the Central Southern
Rights Association OF Virginia.
lst We whose names shall be hereunto subscribed
agree and hereby form Southern Rights Association
ID The officers OF this Association shall be Presi-
dent two Vice Presidents Treasurer, Corresponding
Secretary and Recording Secretary and these officers
shall constitute an Executive Committee.
Sd. Each one, on becoming member of this Associ-
alton shall subscribing his name to this Constitution
pay to the Treasurer r-
4th The undersigned members of this association, do
pledge our honor to each other and to country that
we will use all lawful and constitutional means in our
power the further aggressons of the nonsave
holding States on the vital interests and constitutional
rights of the South and that in aid of this solemn
determination pledge ourselves to appeal TO the Leg
ature of the State TO enact such laws prudent
and constitutional for eiecting, ultimately commercial
independence of such States have laws enacted or
whose people adopt any means to hinder or delay the
recapture or restoration of fugitive slaves to their
ers.
5th. We will far as practicable, in our various vo-
cations give decided preference in purchasing selling,
using aud consuming productions directly imported into
waters produced in own State, if to be
had on fair terms.
9Th. Any member may withdraw whenever he chooses
from this Association.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

The WAE BETWEEN BUENoS AYEEs AND TIE Argentine
between the South American Republics, the Argentine
and Buenos Ayres. Treachery attributed to some
of the officers of the Buenos Ayrean fleet in allowing
Gen. Urquiza to pass the island of Martin Garcia and
some of the officers had been tried and executed The
Buenos Ayrean General Mitre, in good force, but
was taken by surprise and surrounded BY Urquzas army
at daylight on the 28d of October The Argentne num-
bered 1000, to 10000 on the other side. The route
complete Urquizas cavalry suffered severely from
the enemys artillery aud their commander, Gen Santa
Cruz was taken prisoner. On the other hand the Ar
geutues took 500 prisoners and Urquiza took Mre's
money chest containing S5,0Ouu0O. lie was hurrying
forward to lay seige to the capital
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-11

HEALTH or TIKI METHODIST BsHoPs-A paragraph
in Southern exchange says that with the exception of
Bishop Early not one Of the Southern Methodist Bishops
i, capable of doing effective work. Bishops Soue and
Andrew feeble through age; Bishop Paine from the
fracture of several ribs Bishop Pearce from sickness
contracted by California exposure and labor and Bishop
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. S1O.OOO.OOO!

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,95O,OOOI
INVESTED IL TIE UNITED sfArES, OVER sSO0OO0l
AH Directors PereoHa1y Rsponsib 0r Tie EhgdgeHden Of
The Company.
WE respectfully ask attention to the security Of the Liverpool
w aad London Insurance Company It's policy holders
large cash capital and investments, stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company enable 10 take
lines convenient parties requiring large ofnsuance
addition the ordinary Insurance, this Company Is
sues sPERN1NEHTPOLICIES on the payment OF 7ENANNL-
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceforth PERMANENTLY Y
INSURED The Policy be cancelled time and the
MUM will be returned. less per
This Company will max Insurance by loss Rents by Fire
and liberal principle
Under the Policies cf this Company all claims paid
Of loss without d5dtent dedc
8On r iHrest and not usual after presenta.
lon Of prOoi W0RTHAM WYATT, Agents,
Main street few doors aboy. Postohfce
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PEAKLAND BEDToED Co, !
Dec. 20, 1859. !

To ALPHONsO SMITH, ksq
Dear Sir-Tbe very elegant American Gold Watch,
With Chain Key and Compass attached presented me by
yourself on behalf Of the Whig Ladies Of Rockbridge,
had the pleasure of receiving to-day with your letter OF
the 18th inst, which accompanied it also.