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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
VOCAL MUSIC and HARll0YY-

q r,I,,I-,,,., .,,-,r,-.,, - VN-INJ Y 7 -
Nlif.N rs SfSIt:M--M Gu. REGNAUL Thas ms,
sl eeeora,ed SYSTEM the instruction, which conr ol
Sefeuce account Of al musical facts, the reading nf -
% ;ss4' N9ol any instrument and the elements OF conn.,,
S,toh 8 completed In SIX months Persons wishing to ~
' ~ lJrln cas-, may apply al VI RS room Snitys
Aeefeaces gwen oI5stssost,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED.-A Student de-
-B-D sres Home during a coarse Of study, for
which milton IN OF the best constitutions for young ades
VAL be given during the period. tuition
more lads one The best private schools in Newly or
Instruction in Vocal Instrumental Music The
terms Satisfactory reference given aHd required. Adj
dress through the Us Post-Otfce D v @ care OF CHAS
W POLMAN. $50 Broadway, y. Y. ol6 Inn
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y ATEsT and BEST COLLECTION of

~
lCHTRCH MIJSfC-Now ready, THE GOLDEN
yurios meters now together with great variety OF
new Anthems aud Chants for chors singing
classes musical Associations and social sacred music CIR
cles Hv V C. TAYLOR author of Taylors Sacred Mill
srel,n :" Choral Anthems" SC. 49,
have explored enough TO dare to speak 'os OF IT.
M TAYLOR author OF good oil the book and be
shows feeling nyenton which make pesamp
are melody into all tho four parts BY
their which always with tha snoet ana py
Internationally artistic style. And last but not least the
worn beautifully and clearly printed than any work which we
OF the kind. IN u; i'iouhs.
beIevs tho greatly superior that has pre-
.ni,,hl. for m. use of choirsn rsaonis Musical Times
poetry also, MI Taylor manes aa eh9lee
expression shows power OF conception and
knowdge effect which entte him 10 rama among tao
frat If head American cemposefS IN l. baP osstef
examined this collection OF Church ''as'c, AGA
add favorable opinion OF rs msns 10 e many sno@
ron. tbi. and OF which
i. 40 dsssr,inyu INsw. York Recorder
my Taylor great aud pains havs been spared to
c..;.i 90 n. Detroit Free Press
"It is collection made admirable lasts and With scleauh
know field sacred music There 70 spirit anu
'o''A Wv Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
1.-THE ouvan Dawn, and others Of Ike character We are
particularly pleased with They stamp the author as Ysas o. @
M TAYLOR winning himself snyabs reputation az COM
uoser tins new book we iee "h
excel any thing which has preceded IL cleveland
Mr. Taylor ,hrOug hou 10 OF the highest se oil cohPo
''o"" HAlsWsl Gazette
Published by HAWLEY, FULLER & co uhca, N. Y
c. NJ. SAXTON, NewYork, 10 fuito:.st
For sale BY booksellers generally. ola lteod&itW
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DRIVATE TUITION.-A gentleman
Il who has had experience OF nearly ten years in col
legiae instruction receiyes al his parors few young Ia
VATE PUPILS in the Classics, Mathematics and Natural
Sciences and affords every possible aid for their pleasant
and expeditions progress in study, at very moderate
charges Young gentlemen preparing for college can pu
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UlS GieOd'
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BOARD WANTED-n the upper part
HBof the CITY above Eighthst and Of >eyenth.av
Nineteenth or Twentieth-st. preferred. FURNISHED
ROOM for gentleman and his wife and servant. Also for
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OH ST.
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ENELLOWS' ETHIOPIAN OPERA
Il TROUPE.AT THE OLYMPIC between Howard
and Grand SIS on MONDAY, Oct. l4-Open every night
Until The completion OF their New Hal!-ComprisiIig
Company of -,.,.,-,
THIRTEEN PERFORMERS,
Under the direction of B. FELLOWS Concert 10 con-
sist OF Songs Duets, Giees, QUartees, Chosses Re
strans &c &c. BuresQues Italian Opera, Dutch Dnl,
Instrumental Solos and Etnopian Dances The whole by
The best performers in the world Admission p cents
Doors open at O'CLOCK Afternoon concert on
"Wednesday and Saturday az y. NJ. OH
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ADJUSTMENTS.


-Dr1,I nm Ir,1 NUTS EVENING
NH LEN ia LII y l" " - -
n FRIDAY, 18th instant,
ANNA BISHOPS
GRAND OPENING tONChh1
on the same magnificent scale that Of last night
fNOOhAh-oH
1000, " BISHOPS
MADAME -; = y - nm,
,e,I Oi + r. ti ~ : ", J0CT0BFR IT,
INT hSDai Il - -
l. Gand Symphony IN 7 MINOR, ~ 49,
Movements Alo, cohbflo.
= AdeIIc con I NJ -.
g. Scierlo anu eiio lda4e'
~ Cayatna "a. daando in Regon Ugo: Donizetti
S|.ng by Madame ANNA blofioI' posoiri
. Aria Ii Fernn, Sealrnnide '1osSi
Sung by S!gnoT- NJ Fill, ,.,n
4 Grand Chorus, ann oil uit oea' {Nleties 9uae,j
descriptive OF ue l"iul cum ~ upon nv, ~, ii
the rising Of me "[ce H. ai" ~ tiie ~; i ~
ors ht me slsi' % ioii' p"7' 1''' " Reetboven
couhry.l' ''''.'''''' -.
Overture 10 the romantic Opera OF Euryanle' Neoet
2 Rectativo + Suzanne non vein" .. r,,.... ,,.o.,
CayUina, Dove sono, ic NohZe ~ lgaro' ''ioE"I'
Sung by Madame Ann. blo1Of.
g. Grand quatuOr. on Prisons llagllhcelt
GRAND DOUBLE PlANOFOKIE,
l,v G0r plninen, Professors.
T. Hecatiyo, when the sheep are in the fold"
Ballad, Aud ROBIN Gray: ,
Sung by Madame anna BISHOP 11o,,,.,
"A nd nrcl,ps
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LIBRARY ASSOCI-

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCl-
I'VE ATlON-The Board of Direction have the pleasure
o announce that they completed their arrangements
{Ortbe next Annual COURSE OF LECTURES before this
institution " hch will conmenceonT UESDAY EVENING,
Nov 5 and be continued weekly thereafter Among Others,
they have the pleasure of presenting the following well
known and distinguished names
lLeculre-E. ?. WHIrPIE, Esq. Boston, Subject: Char
ac,et
lectue-yery Rev. JAMES RYDER, ID, Georgetown
DC Subject:
! Lecure-GEo II. MILES Esq. Baltimore Subject
The Crisis and The Struggle.
l Lec,ute--J s DWIGHT ESQ. Boston Subject The
Opera especially Mozarts Don Giovanni.
Lecture-Rev. JONI LORD, Medtord, Mass Subject;
Gustayus AdOplus
lLecWre-Rev JoRN LORD, Medord, Mass, Subject: -
Lecmre-E. II. CHArIN, New-York Subject:
In arranging for the delivery of the above Lectures The
Board have been obliged incur considerable liability but
they confidently rely upon tie patronage of the Members
aud the beoly Of the public The reputation and ability
c,he gentlemen above announced fail the
NEST liberal encouragement, and support
Oh isMW&F GEO. PECKHAM, Gin Lee Com.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

CoLrABlA, DEC. ~.
In the Senate to-day, tho bill introduced by Mr. earn
for calling Convention OF The People OF TIE oa'e 10 ur
held al Columbia on tho first Monday OF December lso ~
iakc into consideration the recent aggressive nets OF
Qress; and also concurrng In the recommendation oi no
Nashville Convention for Southern Congress- ana poV''
ding for the appointment of representatives. there was
taken IN on its second reading and the question sai ~
he read second time decided in the
II noes and the bill was the House OF hepreseI'
tatjves The bill provides that the election Tor Delegates
the Convention and for Representatives. 70 tne 9oueh
Congress- shall take place the second hoIaay III oto
ber. -, :, . ,, oo,
The House In Committee of the Whole resumed Inc con
.dcroon of the orders Of the day being the different prop
osons rosnectng our Federal Relations and the subject
was discussed by Mr.. W. Thompson, Mr. Evans and h'
Darlington. 49, r, ,,,.. -, ,h.
Al o'clock the House again went into Connnee oi 'H
whole (hr Williams in the chair 10 resume 'he cosGe,
49,; If onr federal relations Mr. A. W. Thompson had the
aoor and proceeded TO address the COMMITTEE le only
question for the Committee decide is the mode and MAJ
or of redress The institution Of slavery be justified
by argument and is sustained by the Bible he thought
was no cvi on the contrary he thought II blessing he
was opposed TO the resolution refusing 10 elect lnteu
States Senator fill the present vacancy SO long as We re
main in the Union bound by the provisions Of INC
Constitution flo opposed 10 the resolution on GROUNDS
of policy He recognized and acknowledged the Ighl OF
accession The Legislature had not the ortr to reca ou
in Congress- this could only Do done oy e
people, in convention assembled.
AIR Hutson proposed that the committee report nS ~ 10
ernedent TO elect u S. Senator and the bills providing
10 Southern Congress- beng the only two measures LOOK
Ing to acton having been Withdrawn from the COMMITTEE
that the Committee be discharged from
on of the various measures submitted TO them Ihese
hills come before the House In regular session. ms mouon
was adopted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1850.
unrrCE oE nET,EGAT

Prayer by Rev. Dr. Howell cf the bapts. Lmaiam
The SPEAKER announeeo .ws Ie raiys 10 oysters viz
Iesar u Wnntarue Finney Boykin, Taiaferro dresnam
tInasroon Muse Wilcox Butt, Garrison Stubos, kloy
and Southal.
The standing committees then called for reports,
when the following were presented o Roads &c. bills
Declaring Sugar Tree Creek In Tylor county, Puohc
highway: r
incorporating the Roanoke Valley Railroad Companyi
incorporating the Amherst County Turnpike Company
incorporating the Centrevie and 81. Mary's Turnpike
By Mr.. DORMAN from The committee on the Militia, q
report upon the resolution for obtaining authentic copies OF
the rolls of tho Virginia Militia during the war win real
Britain and of the volunteers who served In Inc war WIN
Mexico. ,,.. - ,,o,,,prs
BY Mr. SfDNOR from the coinnil'ee U" As''e"''A'-'
&C., bills, !, ,he
Amending the act entitled an prohibiting the brands
used by one manufacturer of tobacco from being useo oy
Authorizing the -four inspector for the town OF Falmouth
10 inspect -four OF Ficsins Mill in the county OF SPosy
vana; and c.1, or ,vs,ob,s
and measures to contract for and have manufactures 10 W
aina weights and measures for each county anu
in the State.
nESRIco CONTESTED ELECTION.
! Mr. TOMLlN from the Committee OF PRIVILEGES an'
Elections presented report upon the peon oi issa1 =
Goddn coniesng The election Of Richard M ha, he oso
returned from the county of Henrco which was order
ed 10 be laid upon the table and TO bs printed com
mes come the following concuson-ihmat IA Richard
Hall entitled TO in the House OF Delegates as
member Of tho presen, Legislature of Virginia
/ PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS
Petitions and memorials were presented and appropriated
referred. ss follows: r., m
By Mr.. MAsSEYOf citizens Of Warren county 10. @ "a
repeal Of the which authorizes County Courts oy
of The ree-hoders subscribe for stock In sair
companies for works of internal improvement 50 iaf 90
county is concerned ..,,Io % n
By Mr.. CARTER-Of citizens Of Charlottesvle 10 ~ ~
corporate joint stock company 20 erect Town nan
for other purposes; ,,.u for ,hs mas
By Mr. WIrTEN-Of citizens of farewell .or vS Whi,s
sage of a law changing the precinct e1cuoh ''o"' ~
old house 10 the house of E. g. Repass; hde-. of IN
The cider. ana 10 ,hs nassaas Of
Church In Ghareb edace and the lot upo
which it stands &c.
Il q, NJ vrTcHER-To amend the 4th section OF an q y
o...d March 10Th 1850 providing for tbs States guaFaa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
LATEST By THE TELEGRAPH.

tis"ef BALTImoRE, DEc l6.
,,.pvrrs rour The market 10 firmer to-day. small
saes OF Howard street having been made at % o. hooes
ask 81 6e per Dbl. Grain unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
40 Me Editors of the Enquirer !:

CrMpERLA AND, DEC. TO.
Gentlemen Please announce through your pape, iha
Samuel Hobson Esq., will be voted for at the special eiec
tion 10 be held on the 4 Monday Of December 70 supply
,ha vacancy In the Legssture occssonsd by The deah Of
Nelson Page, Esq. MANI pS""e""'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF crMBERLASD.

As YOU will not have opportunity OF holding caucus
eanddas supply the place Ss d,v Of seeson
- anac,,lv suraesiej TO the Democrats of the county
to suppor, John Willis wilson, Esq. for The place MI MT,
Wilson is we'll known in every portion OF The county aha
f elected will make us a most efficient representative:
" SEVERAL. DEMOCRATS OF THE LOWER EAp-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

lie"sapHea o' ''' New OalEANs, DRo. II.
STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoN.-Th,s steamer Knoxville He
exploded Today the svss n ~ I Ied
@oundins as many four boilers burst the time one
a being blown the Of hundred yards and
Gr;f;s md doing her some injury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
MARRIED..

on TuesLay the 10th Of December BY Rev sani L
Graham, D. D.. Mr. H HJuDSosCoo1oof fs''"'"''' - ~
E. WEBSTER of Amelia - :, v,,,
n,rR,rp on Thursday the 2t inst by hf Rev Wm Kass
SaTHANIAL H. CAMPBELL, ESQ., 70 Miss MANY =, caasas
Of Of Richard K crslIe Esq, all Of Lynehburg,Na.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

New YoRx, Dc. IT,
MARKETS.-Flour and Grain are frmer than al pre-
tone ouotatiops Cotton Is dull.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER go, 1850.
THE FUGITIVE LAW IN OHIO.

The telegraph reports from Columbus, Ohio, under date Of
Friday last that the committee Federal Relations In the
House reported series resolutions denounclng the Fug
tive Slave Law, which laid on the table, In tie after
noon the Gov (Reuhen Wood was installed into
office and delivered his inaugural address. Governor Wood
recommends violent opposition be made to it, because
He does nol however consider the expeden and sug
sess the remedy of amendment repeal He i in favor
aso OF the abolition Of slavery in the District OF Columbia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

l SION MhnLEsALE GROCERS AND COMMIS-
.slVrnc MIRcANTSA merchan, from the country Of long
am,n M nslss habits, wishes got situation either
IT, Be-. clerk, Ia wholesale grocery commission house.
gwen we'll the higher, testimonials char
r.us &c, &C.. produced necessary For further
& cp appy 10 Msssrs Mckinney Dupuy and Read Barks.
DN .nno.';oa ..oN'sa Merchants, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
ANSWER TO THE BIRD soNo.

AS6NEh ~ lib otnp s'INo
Dear Jenny Lind,
The truth find
From ou, those mild eyes beaminY
ken the soul,
Tread the whole,
know why thou art singing
Thy hsart Is blesI,
O'erhows thy brear,
Al thy Creators willing;
II is His grace
Unto our race
Thy soul with kindness filling
Ills soul through thine,
Breathes into mine,
In accents sweetly winning;
To make US love
Our Lord above
Tia therefore thou ar, singing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

TIE BIRD SONG
COMPOSED BY TArDERT, AND SUMO BY JENNY
Translated BY Ihr. c. Rosenberg:
Birding Why sing in the forest wide
Say why cay why.
Call'st thou the Bridegroom or The Bride
And why and why1
IL call no Dridegroom-call no Bride,
Although sing in forest wide,
Nor know why I'm singing
Birding Why is thy heart so blest
Oh say oh say
Music o'erfiowing from thy breaSa
oh say! oh say
MY heart is full, and yet Is light,
Sly heart is glad in day or night,
Nor know why I'm singing
Birding! Why sing you all the dsya
oh tell oh tell
Do any listen 10 Thy layl
oh tell oh tell
II care not what my snng may ID,
Now this. now that, warble free;
Nor know, ye,nust bs singing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

IL eonsienmen Of Wheat Corn Flour Tob,eso, a. "A Poo
r.rs received al the chmond & m IN.
Ralroad Dspo arc kept insured against lo y tho
,n. Of sntsring tho Richmond Depot Until actually u'i
purchaser 81 charge 70 shs eonsgnor aprprR sons
4 Nov. N-elG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20
DIED.

Den.rted This life Wednesday morning the is'n ~
JoHS A. BABER the 43d year OF his age lhs enu h % s
family are respectfully ss AZ o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

EyGINEER WANTED.
Engineer wanted 10 take charge OF new ca
,s. IN an sstabhrn.nti country Fair wages and per
napen siauon will given one who can give
ply for further particuarsto DEas -
nsr5 5-cl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

To JOHN T. JETER AND NANCY HIS WIFE,
M ssi own right and Executor and Execs,x Of John Gasr
asaed Robert Hooker James l. Scruggs and Robert
Ar Administrators Of Finch Seruggs deceased; Chamber
jos Of Willis Chambers deceased; Nehemiah McAshan
sa snan and Louisa A. Jete Executor and Exeeuirx OF
Bo 1.tef deceased: Samuel Booker Executor OF george
H. ~. deceased; and William A. Lghtfoot and Caroline
Co iake no:iee that shall the 9Th day OF January iS III
n ana Hotel the city Of Rchnoni between :he hours Of sun
Ell at Of ha,da take the dispositions OF George W. Souhs
rad as evidence in sui, in Chancey now depenaing IN
Of Bue bingham county which SAID suii !enent
.. iH and you are defendants IT, from any cause ,hs IA.
ueoslons should be commenced completed on
'ak OF the will be continued from day day un.
lo~r winch lime anu lace you can attend IL you hihS
Sy ., e. X. FONTAINE, Trustee &C.
Nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: In IIenneo county Court De-
ltsaoef ID 1850 ~
eot sd Jan mis- wife, Archibald Pea and Sophia bis wife,
Plaintiffs
t,ams
E BATH Johns Clarke and Nancy his wife, Margaret Young
ntJoha lUung Defendants
Tn. suit Chancsy Tho obsc Of whchs eel the real es
Ec which Jco Bath died seized and pusessed hs right
sousses Plaintiffs Benjamin Bath, he defendant and
es e proceeds the sa,d sale among The pain' ana Inc
A,.cs!cndani Benjamin Bath.
" 'e.ea; Of this State is ord-edthal the said Benz Bath 90
i a-re within month after duo publication OF Tins oosr
n xal necessary protect his interest IN this suit anu s
.oh nEhero. Of this order bo puoheu ouee
for !ou Weeks the Richmond Enquirer news
,'hsd tho Of Richmond and that another copy oe
aae door Of the Couu House Of Henrco county, on
~''h'cay Of The next Hsnrieo County Court
~ .-ew,~ ,orG1EyS GGIySTr:ii'iiE \ riiErr, CHIC.
ScHANCERY-vIRGINIA- AT rules held in ths Clerks
the Circuit Court Chsncery for the county Of hsnneo
. hfd day Of December. 1850
Doshoo who bsiors her in,ermarriags with Boghoo, was
'"' ~ 's'e' u '''n0" ''''-'''' Plaintiff:
Ssirk and Charles oldner merchants and partners trading
ne nIn and style Of Sewkirk Odne the chioreh o. st
- Aay bis wife, who Abbey Block Rachael Su,oot me W.
William smoot deceased who Rachael Block Moses
s and Virginia his wife Virginia Block C. MeCabe
.La Ann his wife, who Julia Block E. peane ana
h rs s Sis ~ sseea block and Ph.s.
ueaat OF oEN! deceased and tho children OF me ssid
nEsAI any, (who uokown) aud the husbands
MRt,s,iaes married, (who are also unknown
"",s'- Defendants.
s obe this suit obtain decree for the sao OF the real
49, ne Of Richmond, whereof simon boek ~, a'Iu po
thereto according their respecve rights and amua
~ been made aud flied that the defendants ABOVE aneu
unknown, the said parties are nohod 70
be holden the clerks office Of the SAID eoa on .ns
M hoay February and do what necessary " Pfo'sS
ihe suhte ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

COMMISSIONERS OPFicE. Der. 10TH lSoO.
t. Interested foregoing decree hereby nohed
TIA proceed therein directed my ONCE,
Courthouse Virginia 18th day OF February Lex!
E where .hey requested attend. and a, which n, all
7e claiming be and dNrhuees o! James Niche,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-20

~ NJ wrrcHER-To amend the 4th section Of an &C.
oos.d March 10Th 1850 providing for tbs States guarantees
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