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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-03-24
LEONARD SCOTT & cos
THE BRITISH REVIEWS
BlACKW00D'S MAGAZINE.

II EONARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue 10
IL publish the following leading British Periodicals,
viz:
1. The London Quarterly CONSERVATIVE
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These Periodicals ably represent three great polr
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bat politics forms only feature of their character AS
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sidered indispensable the scholar and the prOe
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furnish and satisfactory record the
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scribers about soon as the original editions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
on For the seat OF War.

Two gentlemen connected with the Wig Office are on
military duty at Charlcstown-Capt WYATT NJ ELLIOTT
and Maj j. c. SHIELDS. The former is Captain of the
Greys and the latter is member of the newly formed
Howzer company. Capt. ELLIOTT Is also in command
Of the Regiment Charlestown Col ArGrsr being pre-
vented from going by illness.
ELLIOTT and SHIELDS the military representatives
Of the Wig establishment, aud we commend them to
the kind regards and polite attentions of friends in
the neghborhood Of Charlesown. The former is grad.
uite of the Virginia Military Institute and is splendid
officer assured by all those here competent to
pass an opinion, aud his company of Greys perhaps
the best volunteer company in the State On their visit
TO New York, last summer, they universally com.
pimented for their soldiery appearance and efficiency
Maj SHIELDS used to be commander of an Artillery Com.
pany in Lynchburg and therefore possesses no ncons
crble military experience.
Such are the military representatives of the Richmond
Wing establishment, aud disposed to feel duly
proud OF them. As for ourselves only GO at this mil.
airy business in occasional quiet teapary way But
not knowing what may about very soon, VIC shall
consider OF the expediency OF uniting with some voun.
eer company, bound together by the single pledge of
eternal war against the AbolitiOnists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
OPPOSITION MEETING IN I0TDo1-v

Al meeting Of the Opposition held in Leesburp on
Monday last pursuant to public notice Col VIM Fulton
was called TO the chair. and VIM. b. Lynch appointed
Secretary Col Fulton taking the chair stated the OH
jet of the meeting TO be the appointment of DELEGATES
to represent the county of Loudoun in the State Oppo
ton Convention, which is to assemble i'm Richmond on
the lIth of December The meeting did NOT tbin II v
pedent proper TO express any preference for any of
the distinguished names which have been mentioned in
connection with the Presidency, but deemed that the
proper duty OF the National Convention when IL should
assemble On motion. the Chair was authorized TO an
point three delegates TO each precinct in the county-
The following are the delegates appointed:
ChambIn.
SSIcSERsvrrLE-Dr. Frank Grady, Jno l.. Powell. A.
VI. Chamblin
MT. GrLrAn.-samuel Purcell, B. F. Taylor, James R.
GoEEsyrLLE-Richard NARROW, NJ Mullen, Charles
Williams
=. WATrRrOHD.-N.s 5. Braden, DR.. T. NJ Bond, Col W.
Gddings.
IsyoEoreH-Iames c. Ianney, Col R. L. Wright,
Maj. 7. w. White
ALnrE-cOl. y. Berkeley, Captain Moore. John W.
=, LoyrrTsvLLE.-Andrew seitz, Col John George, C.
Householder.
WHALErs.-B. Bridges, Jr, W. s Greenlease, Newton
Kcenc.
wATEEs.-George Able, John Miller, VIM Houpb.
g. Hicks. ''1'' u"
I,MON.-Ino. A. Carter, l.. Lucke,t Jas. Carr.
MihhLEHrR G-ten. Asa Rogers, d. p. Noland Frank
Recommendations l.. Euzey, Il. NJ Bentley. b. b.
Beard. " "
LEEsHuRG.-John Janney, C. b Ball. VIM. II. GRAY.
On motion, any member Of the Opposition from Ion,
doun, not appointed by this meeting who should be in
Richmond on the lIth of December was authorized to
act as a delegate from this county
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were added IN
the list OF Delegates.
The Alexandria Gazette and Richmond Whip. are 70.
Pnested to copy these proceedings.
" WIN FULTON, Chr'n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
A Memorials 10 the Lcyi.Inture

We publish in another column memorial to the next
Legislature prepared 10y able distinguished and ven
cradle citizen of Virginia who seeing the radical defects
IN existing laws on the subject he refers to- desires 10
direct the attention of the General Assembly to them
We heartily approve the objects Of the memorial and
unite with its author in appealing the citizens of the
state IN all the counties to attach their signatures TO it,
and thus bring the whole question fairly and promptly
before the representatives of the people. These are
times which demand the exercise of the highest wisdom
aud discretion on the part of the people of Virginia and
their representatives and trust that the members Of
the ensuing Legislature will prove themselves, in All r
sPects, equal TO the great crisis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
a Nu, for the Anol,,lonl.,..

Gu Saturday night when the troops making ready
TO leave ior Charlestown LoNAN q. SMITH, free
color and the wcknoNn barber in the OF the
Exchange Hotel fastened the Office OF the Mayor and
offered his services and those Of his coored friends
the work at Charestown lie said he aud his comrades
were ready TO put themselves under the Governor and
Mayor for service they might require OF them. IL
any fighting to be done. in behalf OF Old Nrgnny.
and the white folks they would do their best; IL not
they willing to accompany the troops in the capa-
city of body servants and shave them and brush their
clothes and black their boots do anything else that
might be wanting OF them. Now, SNIrH is a man of
responsibility intelligence, and property, and is of
gentleman than any Abotonist in the United States
for his principles and his department both those
the gentleman; which be said Of the cantng ad-
vocates of the "irrePressibe conflict" Here, them is
striking illustration Of their fidelity and attachment TO
their own homes and real friends of the Southern people
OF color, bond and free We are sure there is not one
slave in thousand who would raise his hand against his
master aud his masters family under any ercumstan-
ces And yet the Abolition villains the North affect
to the sad condition of the Southern Slave
condition infinitely superior, in all respects their
owni
We wish the Governor had constituted the Guard at
Charcstown Of slaves entirely with the exception Of
about white man to ten negroes We think such
guard would have been amply sufficient At least should
have been willing repoSe the confidence in it.
under the conviction that under the direction Of their
masters they would have proved faithful true and ell
cient in the hour Of trial. and despatched in double
quick time, all the Abolonists that might dare at.
tempt the rescue Of old Brown IL i not too late for
Us even now, TO commend this suggestion to the con.
Sideraton Of Gov. WISE, and NC accordingly hope he
win give il his attention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
our state ConvenIIon.

Notwithstanding the excitement existing in the State
IN regard to the arpers Ferry affair hope our Oppo
stion friends, in none of the counties will forget TO
appoint delegates to State Convention which will
s,mble il this city the 18th of December No doubt
many OF the counties held meetings yesterday the
proceedings Of which shall receive in day or two
Let still other counties hold meetings on next MONDAY.
aud appoint delegates, it is al-imporant that every
county in the State should be ably and fully represented
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

eat, drink wear or buy nothing under the sun from
North OF Mason DiXon's line and to use eat drink
wear or buy anything from any man, Who soon he
shall be able through the regular of trade after
tins date to sell the same TO u from foreign Instead of
Northern importatons from any merchant OF vendor in
the State OF Virginia which comes or has been brought
into our State, from what is aristocratcay called
TIH NORTH
We will publish in the Wing the time and place of our
meeting. We wish especially TO all the ladies at
meeting MANCHESTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

pie re,dlnee 70 ne county of Kng Queen. "Wednesday
few days aro
is s-ass terminated 7ih day CON
mencsment, IN anything Ike a serious form.
NJ smh VS. ynonm for virtue integrity Of purpose hrness
and true Christian charity.
IT. death vii be deeply deplored family connero,
and vide circle ~ admrnF friends wherever he
u The combined an u physicians In and ~ bic neghbor-
hood could have avsed then friend s
But alas alas HoH futile mans bet eG0rfs unless
besed and aided By The Great Physician Of both soul and
body.
III master shou be had quietly though unostenaousy
unobuvely (but ardcuy beve) sincerely endesvofnR
Tor Than q years. thought proper take him
himself H sunsn were Intense ~ times during NE Illness yet
murnunE word kcard 70 escape hs p and bic
end calm and peaceful h We had been quie and beau
uful He has fone down ~ The grave without enemy.
e considered u best and abe9t
hs legal opinions could enie him confidence he public
he nodesty and dlmdence tended
gree, 70 keep him back ~ The bar.
m forte Jag much IN attempts capvate he popular
speaknF 10 giving well insured opinions
Peace 70 BIZ ashes
In th, city s morning Of he is Inst WIN ~ insn,
or WIN ~ and u Harret.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
THE HARPER'S PERRY MENoRIAL.

Ii is respectfully requested that the following petition
may be given insertion in every newspaper In Virgin
ia of which the conductors approve the general objects
sought and who earnestly desire the maintenance and
permaneney OF the existing Institution of negro slavery
Also all patriotic and public spirited citizens request
cd to the form of petition here offered Tor any 9TH
or that may be preferred, of like general purport
tain signatures thereto in their neighborhood and
many as the short time now remaining viii permt-and
TO place such signed copies in the charge their rcspec
tive representatives TO DO presented speedily the le
giSlaturc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

with the bones OF the dead Washington and that has
long since parted with the last shred of his principles
may now htngly put the living Washington TO death
But after ALL Il Is but little that the rage of man can do
There One above greater than Virginia and across the
obscene roar OF the slave power His voice. sound
Ing In the ears OF that Scared baud manacled old man.
lnasmuch did the least these my brethren
We did Il unto me-" And again. Ale that loseth his life
for nv sake shall find II arninn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
Dr. II. r. morrill,, sEI,lGnI Physician of New

10 ~, emass on Dyspepsia ssysThe mos. eaee,uai medicine
70 improve the tone aud % the stomach, prepared
BY Dr. Geo b. Green, and called the Or0gep0fsd Bnsrs
would publish the recipe for preparing valuable medicine
III knew Nhat " va but do not
use seems TO me 70 be Improperly called "Bter"
ne popular acctpaon OF HAT term, FOR contains
other spirits and rather than bitter Though here by the
wy cannot TOO earnestly caution the dyspepe sufferer against
using hers the basis o. which Il alcohol ardent fpr
They impar real energy stomach Whip v~s
strength 70 horse The stimulation which they only
ismpethy and sure 70 be followed by reaction, which
length Will Inevitably the neIen.
Which ! am speaking, obvlates these objections
Prepared by sErii POwLRA CO. Boston and for sale by
ADlE 0bAf, PURCELL LADD co, aud W. PETERSON
gsis generally. nolt,-defvfv'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
Tho wcckIr DI.natr,,.

An original story written expressly paper entitled WED
LOCK Is TIcKLIsH THING "ig Story" about ne n,rrt
ar corFE ~ RcuNoSD from the pen most humorous OF
Virginia writer's, "Mo, Appux will be commenced In IN. RICH
MoND WEEKLY DISPATCH Of FRIDAY 18th inst The story Il
harning and foil OF the freshness and originality which
characterize the authors style Copies for counter or
the Dfh oee and the and Newspaper sorc s
Laws L. sHiH Main Street W. EvlSs Pearl street and WV
H. jaws, Broad Street Price three per copy no22-9t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
Rampant AbnII,Inn,.m-

We spread before our readers to-day rich specimen
81 rampant Aboluoniam, ia the shape Of a sermon by
the Rev MrWheelock Of New Hampshire This uiser,r.
wolf in Sleeps clothing breaches nsurrecton and nur
from the pupi, with nsabe boldncss and aud,cit and
l. listened 20 and appauded by large and intelligent
concourse Of our brethren Of the North And yet in the
face Of such blatant treason and scoundresn the tongues
Of the conservative portion Of The citizens OF the North
are sentno word l. uttered by them in rcbuko and
condemnation Of the sympathy that Is thus openly az.
pressed for Brown and his murderous forav The pres
the pulpit the lectue-room, al devoted 10 AN appro
val and encouragement Of resurrection in ic Southern
State and the conservatives Of the North remain
dumb a. oysterl There no resistance. no protest
no voice q rebuke from them
VERY we'll Events are ripcning. The South is able
90 take Of HERSELF and when the Union becomes u
che signs indicate h soon viii bccomc-an engine Of Cd
pression, injury, and wrong The South will take her own
desnics 10 her own hands and bid defiance 10 her foes
Ola nrown's Case Before the Court OF Appcais
We omitted 10 state IN issue Of yesterday that
ola Browns before the Court of Appeals or
Saturday, and disposed Of In a very few minutes
The Court unanimously refused Browns petition for
Wrif Of Mirror the judgment Of the Circuit Court OF
Jefferson county, Uctober term and here ends al eort
% stay BE execution by judicial proceeding On Fri
day week then, this miserable old Abolition pirate and
uufdereT vill swing from the galows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
RICHMOND WING.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

W. A'A' ." '"''' '''''0' ''''d 70 ne A''''r ." ne
Arcies ,crffen Boa sides paper pt6lisA
Thfs rs Of koa0 Standing, os0 be knotc al
esd H ga BE- dspdrted ro Obituary notfoss s-ce
~ eigAf tfaSs charged for adrertiseaeais
~ sadsrtife rseofed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

on Thursday evening 18th Nov. tsg The residence
brides lhr By The Rev r. NJ Carpenter Mr. JAS ~ BROOK.
mo % Miss sAhAli - eldest daughter Of Curtis whoe Rsq
al Of Orange CO Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
NEW YORK MAKERS. Nov, 10.


bsEAN-Iye thousand pounds Western and southern sold
oS-Iherci sdy ra.ssr quiet feeling in the msrts.
p'nu5s the public sAs nes' wein siay but al ou
to,, l2ei 70 Csyion, ise.; 10 Laguayra, i2Te.
circular dated september Padsog sale V held on De
u. a m I1s"Iy ne. WI be offered !. stated =, q 600
sus also t crop q Padang Coffee win fail %
And calculated that he q Java viii fall short
Co1s-Ths market haE been steady since Tuesday last and
a. about prTe % s- e sT 90 G 90, aSG 70 transit,
rigrE-re demand for western flour for the local
and Eastern trade has been avs Tuesdsy sn Tor th
extent much smaller inquiry for toe medium Ersd~s Tor
srmSss 81 bT re ,y. 80 aT s been ,s',is,sd ~ ne
&c sale, and ie stock lneeas saies for days
yd quoson appended southeih Foa has been 10 fsr re
gas ,of ne 9ss psf ~ grsyous rs. bot The msrte doll
Gsas demand for wheat light receipt
tuesday bgen eonancd Mwautis Club "a chicago sprsS
Too mtgr southern, d IS 900 white Kea,asPy i Com sr
quotations nominal reach $40 bushsis ip
ding 1000 ys1dsy eo,ss hesyy a. ioo9 Is eepi' o White
Round yellow o01io for do white gUg2 unsound and
LE.ra The Imp noticed In our las, ain eon
ges ihe iranteou or ne veek exceeding The reops without
There Is n6nev feature 70 notice in NE marte sr.
30 bb more q crop Of which 100 have at "a
a small supply, and receipt. in p,o.-
Ahiea as and one o. $40 90 EST,ss. 30
'1 ss,s ~ So n, s, Ia, an, ,,,., T., -, 49,, -,
sod Ee have no important s,ss 70 report Holder brandy
demand light The market Tor domestic WHISKY
~ and 9s sas are far q advsnssd rates eompsng 1900
eb U4w3-H cents Including 300 bbs yesterday a ihs sut
side price, closing hny. Other domestic liquors
scd,a-we nouoe hs continuance Of asu suoysnt market,
the confirmed frost
Ing materially strengthened the Views ~ holders though the
busnet has been restricted ~ Tie extreme prsnonS hoder
pees have experiences further advance of cent
D. The roct ~ refined l. light and he business small
BALuMoRE MAREErs. Nov io,PM
I Ts s isf Inquiry for ooa.e todsy We quote
dun 10Y 10 IN cents Laguayra ~ 70 rs cents B 70 ~
y " -
RioCa-here good inquiry Change his morning for
nour ad " bad reported sales of 100 bb
e. .sd 800 ~. Onto DO a. q sl per bb
0aArWas IN Kht fappiy today. wheat fers So soe
eO bushels AZ marte ne demand only rsodsrsie ad
prices hardly 20 hm White sold ianaik8
prime apd oHqo we ehoee 10y brouhtIfs p bu,h Red
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

CHEESE. Eor'h D,lry and superior we.,rn Cbe.,. ~,
= q. " DAVENPORT.
SUPERIOR OLD HYR WHISKY too 49,. a.,
- nyafnon and \ Bbrands, for safe By -
noll ---- IA o DAVENPORT
III ~, aA.D,s KENTUCKY RIPLR mud sport
So, Tor sale b. - FN. eFHs--to O.
h"H-" Lac, B DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

LIME VEsTs-Wesha be pleased show friends sod
cuaoners Of superb ard Velvet
Yests tpbraens many elegant gyss recently introduced
noi2 KEN, BALDWIN WILLIAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
q PREPARE FOR THE BILL.

K PREPARE FOR THE BILL
Gus fEyER-As the Pail approaches and hliou.
and Eeyes has become prevalent every person should
with the proper remedies dangerous
uuAts The secretion Of bile, and the
gehe with headache, pain the back might and
% a, AZ once be es9rted TO by which these symptoms
DC AZ once removed for this Of nothing
TO bAhERs PREMIUM BIrTERS eradicate tb- bis a.
PEI e pains cool The eve strengthen the digestive ere
ave pure heAthful circulation Of
which o. themselves tend greatly away with ali ur
These Btters be taken with
All ages and SEXES without regard diet AMI Viii
u required. $500 =" ~NN''e' ""'o
TO be had Of PURCELL LADD CO., and all other prouIp.p,
druggists In the city OF Richmond in YrrnIa ana
SSIia Gn5oinS also Of srorT Co, Washington o.
dephih and Of BARNES PARK, New York. 49,
Orders allied by addressing II BIKER proD,,.,o.
sel2-dGe bi.,Ps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY A MS
PULMONIC WATERS !

TAs "css eertdsa and speedy remedy ers~ disoov~sd
Jor az Da.~hses @ ns CAssf AID Lsaes, CoaoAs
Gods, AstAna, o5nsunspaon, BroaoAi,Is Iaau-
sHsa, Hoarseasss. Dieucua BSsa1afao,
Sore Throaf, dc, do
THESE waters ve the p.rsret r.,.r
and when with according directions. never I'm .
s' rapid and lasting Thousands been restored %
perfect health who have tried other To all ci,.,,
and all constitutions they equally blessing eurnou,
need despair no matter how long may existed or
however severe be- provided organic structure OF the vi
organs not hOpeess dseayed Every amietsd should
give them impartial trial
TO AND puro srrArxE these are pecu,,sr,v
valuable; they will In remove the mos, severe oec,
hoarseness and thsr regular day. viii a, AN tin.
increase the power and nexbny voice. greatly mproy,p
and eeane'' for which they reEu.
larry usedby many professional vOeaIsta
Jon MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, New York.
malp-eodkcly rN~-es"~-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

70 Magnificent Silks, -R
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLs
FROM last weeks Auction sales Importer In New Y
AT GREAT SACRIFICE
WATKINS a. RICKLFN
leave to inform their friends and public generally thai
her large and superb stock fresh DRY GoODs
has Just been repenshcd by additions s,s
stances at nearly - 80 '~"S i"-
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
Ihey only opportunity exhibiting these CoIe. ara
select foods, OF the newest and
70 insure saes and surprise
In sllhs especially Offer such prrs a. n
orng this hitherto costly article within
Beauuhul VELOUR De PARIS, ' WV
French and Irish POPLtNs.
Paris Printed DELAINIS,
six and Wool PLAIDS, Gc.
Are being opened this morning found
some aud moderate In price. Our S $3.50
CL0AKS AND sHAwLS RI
comprising the most extensive rich We haxe h.a
to on this season will be opened to-day win be found or
my e stenon OF all 10 want some OF Goods are entirely
new and very elegant Our assortment OF ~ 'S
seTyants' and Plantation Goods.
Mems Outer aud Under Wear
House ServEnts' Wear
Plantation Goods,
House Furnishing Goods
Irish Linens,
shrtings nd sheetnrs
PULLED Cloths,
,y, 4, = a., - raunetts Tor Factory Hands 4e,
WIZ be found unsurpassed 10 extent quality price
ot%sF-u WATKINS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22
mAHuTRD.

~ n you want Boots Shoes CATERS Of good quality 70 70
ALEN NIL cos, and you can't get them there,
uhgre yousean End them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

TUuAVRBLERs sHA WILSON stock embraces
variety q neat patterns and different grades % good
'I nss ~ KEpv. BALDWIN A WILLIAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

l0I,769 10 1917 769 IS
After vote Of thanks to the Speaker, the Assembly
adjourned sine die.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

Richmond this FnII.-we would respec fully cali
heir attention stock o. BOOTS SHOES rhloh We viii
s Low Tor cash 70 puneiua K credit
ALEX. HILL a Co,
aeiG Main Il Rtrbmond W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-22

NoN-INrERcoURsE WITH THE NORTH.

10 me hditor 81 he Who. w 80 'o'''
, .o1en OF 90 good fellows Of this littlc town have
o,eu 20 form themselves into society 10 be- beresC
"'''eu 70 pledge themselves to one another to nae