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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Law Copartnership.
NV. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
,r,xc ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
,bs nracti,e Of the law in the Conty Courts will
nromn,ly 10 all business entrusted to their
s'sa s,;end the County Courts If Wake, Johnston,
!"et w. Trrkl;n Granville Person and Orange.
Nan n Fave,tcvil!e Street, above tho Lawrence HOTEL
u,'e ~ ens or the other may be constantly found.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
OLD BROWN A COMMON THIEF

STATEMENT OF A VIRGINIA SENATOR.
Jno ID. Pennybackcr, the member eectO of the Virgin.
IA Senate from the Rockingham district furnishes the
harHsonourg RsgSscr with of his experience
with ossawaiomie Brown in Kansas, which proves the
abolition martyr to be rObbrr in the lowest accepaton
OF the term. Mr.. Pennybacker was United States Sur.
vey Examiner in the Territory; and was with Cant Tats
party when 1t captured by artiicc at Black Jack
lie says Brown would have spared his prisoners lives
then, but that his were in prison at Lee
compton. The statement continues:
bile IN his hands heard Browns son boast of the
horses they had stolen from Missouri and elsewhere
also saw party start for the purpose of robbng an
Indian trading post Joseph BeTnard and saw them re-
turn loaded with the goods (sOme $4,000 WORTH Old
brown eNcAimng a. they came in, well done boysn
Brown told me himself that his hand was against every
man, free State proslayery who was not wliag TO
join his band and that he would kill one a soon AZ the
other His son Frederick was killed at Ossawaome by
Martin White, free State man. who had refused to Join
Browns company and thereupon robbed and order.
ed to leave the Territory.
John Brown was afterwards whipped at Ossawatomie
and believe he then left the Territory OF his subse-
quent operations there know nothing That he without
proVocaton inhumanly murdered men in their beds |
know That he committed robbery and thefts Of good.
and horses, heard from his and his own men and
saw with my eyes but that he ever gave A. an ey
cse that he was attempting of slaves while doing
tins kansas work, never heard from him or any one
else There was not slave within forty miles of Potta.
wattome Creek, where he committed the murders and
not one OF the murdered men had raised an arm
against him.
Thus much for the religious hnaticism and humanity Of
Brown, 'he martyr" His holiness, daring and un.cr
pulousness pointed him out A. fit instrument for carry
ing ont the hesh designs Of men too cowardy 10 execuie
their base schemes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
buchanan ON the supreme Court.

The Chicago Times the organ Of Judge Douatas has
hunted mp old speech delivered by President Brcu.
ASAS Of July 7b, 1884, when ia the United States Sen.
ate the Bank question: and insists that proves him
believer 10 the doctrines Of LrScoLS, sEwARp Ossa
vatomic BRowN, sc. -
"NoW, II Il not supplementary language and Il
did desire 10 treat al my friends on this (Whg
side Of the House with the respect which feel for them
would say that the idea Of the question having been
settled 20 ~ TO BIND TIVE CONscfEScEs WgNRERs OF
Congress when voting the present bill, IL RlDICU
LOUS AND ABSURD. " AL THE JUDGES aud Alt the
LAwrEss ~ CnHsrTvboN had decided IN the affirmative
when the question l. thus brought home 70 one a.
= legislator, bound 10 vote for against a new
charter, upon oath 20 support the Constitution,
I HrtT fxERctsF nv Own JUbGNEST. ] would treat with
profound respect the arguments and opinions Of judges
aud constitutional lawyers but w. after AL they fail 10
convince that the law CONSTITUTIONAL SHOULD
eruu 90 rEDrRY nGToRE HrAvGS II voted
n ~ favor.
"But " the Judiciary had settled the question
should never hold myself bound by their decision while
acting IN Legislative character Unlike the Senator from
hassaehuaets (hr Bates shall Rsrer 70 pise,
ths be'rf' Of ~, Psqp ~ re hands Of any judicial NJ
haaaf
We man holds 10 higher esteem thsa Do lbs memo
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WV. T. HARRIS, Secretary,
OPPOSITION MEETING IN JACKSON

Pursuant a notice a meeting of the members of the
Opposition Party of jackson comfy, was held in the
Court House this evening, Monday Nov. Ii, 1859.
+. s EVANS, Esq, called 10 the Chair and T. W.
Smith appointed Secretary.
ID. Frost, Esq, explained the object Of the meeting
whereupon the following resolutions were adopted:
LIST Rsolred That the Opposition party of this coun.
~ do, cordially approve of the Convention which is
assemble in Richmond for the appointment of delegates
TO the general Convention which is be held at some .
Lure day, for the nomination of Opposition candidates
for President and Vice President of the United States
I'd RsSoroi That the broad national principles of the
old Wing party furnish the only remedy bring back
the constitution and the country TO its former of
prosperityto strengthen and unite every section in
the closest bonds of union which has been weakened
ald Is no~endangered by the sectional euds engender.
ed and encouraged by the false policy of the Democratic
party.
Sd. Rcsoied That regard the Union Of the States
As the chief palladium of American liberty above all
price, and which has its guaranty in the political
principles proclaimed 10y the Fathers ofthe Republic and
which the principles OF party and which secured
the rights of the South by the solemn compact Of the
Missouri Compromise, which quoted until repealed the
dangerous and needless agitation of the vered slavery
question
4th Resolved That the present distracted condition of
the Democratic party is the satisfactory evidence of
It's total inability to administer the affairs of the Govern
ment upon the Republican principles Instituted by Wash
ingon and Jefferson and Madison, and that regard its
efforts to perpetuate its dangerous doctrines and mea
snres as wuy regardless of the peace and harmony Of
the Union.
The following gentlemen were then appointed as De-
legates To the Convention be held at Richmond on the
18th of next month:
Daniel Frost, Geo. W. Smith, Fleet w. Smith, j. L.
Armstrong, Dr. John Armstrong, John McHown James
Mhown, James Armstrong, Joseph Smith, John Mtirew
Joseph hinley, Jacob Ong, Benz. Rollins, VIM. H.
Watson, A. Shepperd, John Kouus, J. r. Scott, NJ E.
Hicks, +. : Evans, +. H. RAIDER John Greeneaves Geo.
W. RAIDER d. W. Sayrc, ID. d. Rhodes 5. +. Lewis John
NJ Greer ID. .. Hutchinson, Jos. Carey F. Gilladeaut
Reuben Harrison. VIM. H. Harrison, H. R. Sherman, s
j. C. Davenport, Lewis Miller, Geo y. Eitzhugh Tapey
Beckwith, Elijah Baker David Sommeryille Dr. Joseph
Sayre John Jeiords, Elmore Powers y. Casio John j.
Casio, Levi Casio, T. K. Riley, Harry Rowley, Noah
Stats, i. j. Dawkns Jas. Rawlings VIM. Beatty $ B.
Taylor, Il ; lallance, A. Flesher NJ c. RAIDER, Isaiah
Vail, John b. Flesher
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting were or
iered be published in the Virginia Chronicle and Rich
mond Wing
The meeting then adjourned sius die
Z. S. EVANS, PresL
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MEETING In LOUISA.

At a meeting Of the Commissioned Officers Of the 10th
Regiment of Virginia Militia, held at Louisa Court House
in Louisa county Saturday, the 10th day of Novem
Der, 1889. It. Col. Bartlett A. Henson appointed
Chairman and Maj. VIM. I. Harris, was appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion, il unanimously
Resoired LIST. That whereas, the duty Of clecting
suitable person to fill the office Of Brgader General
the third Brigade and second division of Virginia Militia
will devove upon the Legislature of Virginia. il Is
the opinion OF the said officers that Clayton c. Coleman
ESQ, Col of the said 40th Regiment is suitable person
to fill the said Office and that he is the unanimous choice
OF the said officers for the office aforesaid.
Resolved I'd. That he is hereby recommended to the
next Legislature of Virginia by the said officers the
Office OF Brgader General with the full confidence and
that il elected he will discharge the duties
thereof with eminent ability.
Resoired, Sd That in Col. Clayton G. Coleman the
said officers recognize all the qualities which should
adorn the gentleman and the soldier.
Resoired, 4th That copies OF the foregoing resou.
tons be furnished by the Secretary for publication in
the Richmond Hhiy, and the Richmond inquirer
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
BARTLETT A. HENSON, Chairman.
wv T HARpts Secretarv
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rHLHoRAnrs.
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, 0os No. iss Main Street
FROM CHARLEsToWN


CuARLssrowS, Nov. 23--Gov. Wise len Harper's Fer
~ this morning for Richmond, after receiving des-
the services OF 10000 men, and offering to station
guards along the dividing line between and
Maryland. - =
Gov. Wise returned his thanks with the assurance
that Virginia able to protect her honor
Captain Elliott, acting Colonel addressed the military
to-day telling them possible they might have TO
undergo arduous and peous duty, but he felt satisfied
that the venerable Commonwealth should be invaded
they would eiiectually wipe out the stain.
Last night an alarm was given by Of the sentines
firing rifle. Military orders sounded from one
end OF the town to the other and the panic among the
women and children and men whose nervous sys-
TENS have become much disturbed by late events was
very great shutters closed and lights cxtneushed
In short order The excitement continued for about an
hour when IL ascerained that the sentinel had mis-
taken for man.
o'clock this morning. their was another alarm &C.
caoned by the report of three guns town. and the re-
port oil scouts that an enemy discovered Ii seems
day. 49, " faN''o
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sen, to school because had no employment and could
hardly get bread because everything in my line OF trad
has been brought from the North.
have had two situations offered to me North II
would accept them, hut would rather labor and tot
here In the Old Dominion than 10 North and live In lux
ury trust the day has come-a day for which have
prayed-whcn the South will look to her interest
support her own Mechanics and do her own trading.
do not write this for the Public eye, but help "a
encourage you in your endeavors to do your duty God
bless you and yours and doubt there many hearts
who have been made rejoice and feel happy, and
God bless Rdgway of the Richmond Wig.
Yours truly,
AN OLD LINE SOUTHERN wIIIG
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IncendiRrism.

The burning Of houses in the neghbohooi Of Charles
town, the meanest and the most cowardy feature Of
the Abolition programme. What can be done to detect
the infamous authors Of these crimes A nothing i.
easier than to set FIRE 70 property nothing is more r
hoult than to discover the incendary The act is Quickly
accomplished. few shavings lucifer match. a mo
ment Of darkness and the train IL laid which entails suf
iering and sorrow upon hundreds The lurking scour
dre sneaks away, aud leaves trace clue by which
he NAV he found
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The weekly DI.pnich.

An original story written expressly for this paper entitled
LOCK IL TICKLIsH THING "By Story" about ne H,rrI
couPtE RICHMOND from the pen humorous Of
Virginia writer's "NOzs ADDUNs will be In the RICH.
MoND WEEKLY DISPATCH FRIDAY inst The story Is
char ming one, and full OF and originality which
eararterre the authors style Copies for
the Drih oce and the Periodical Newspaper stores Of
LEwfs L. sNH Main Street J. w Ey,Ss Street. and w
H. Jaws, Broad Street Price three per copy no22st
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GRAND RALLY

vi the Temperance Men,
nNThursiay, night (the ai,h) ~ O'Clock Mr. JOHN
NvfNI 6 Invitation, will deliver Temperance address
Az African Church. Mr. M,
i now citizen OF this officer OF The N.ti,nsI
Nson 81 The sons OF one Of the most m.
ngushed orators advocating Of Temperance In
No,'u livery friend OF Temperance Richmond Manches
Yer and vicinity should be present ladies ana
eradication. w. f'' '"e"' '"e "shes'
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Magnificent Silks, :
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,


ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAwLS
IRON last weeks Auction Sales OF French Importers In York
AT GREAT SACRIFICE
WATKINS e. FICKLFN
lEG leave TO inform their friends
- their large and
has Just been repenshe by various yIs
OF beautiful Goods purchased nm In many In.
stances at nearly " - So
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE .H
They only ask opportunity exhibiting Choice and
Select Goods the In order
To insure sAc, and surprise PRICys
In SILKS especially enabled
bring this hitherto costly article within one
Beautiful VELOUR DE ~
french and Irish POPLINS,
Paris Printed DELAINES
six and Wool PLAIDs, Ac
Are being this will be found
some and moderate In price Our $3.50
cLOAKs AND sHAwIs
Comprising the most extensive and rich We have had
TO one this season will be opened to-day found
Thy the attention OF all In Some Goods are
new and very elegant Our assortment -
Servants and Plantation Goods
Mems Outer and Under Wear,
House Servants Wear,
Plantation Goods,
House Furnishing Goods
Irish Linens,
shirtings and sheetings,
fuled Cloths,
.x.., satineus for Factory Hands, &c.
VIM be found unsurpassed In extent qualify price
A
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FROM wASuIIcToI

WASHINGTON, Nov 2S.-Mr. Douglas Is still confined
to his room, though IL Is thought he Is recovering
Daniel b. Martin, one Of the chief Engineers in the
Navy has resigned. WV
SECOND DEsPArcI.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, 10 T. M.-Gov Wise STAY,
here tonight at his son-in.law Mr.. Garnett
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~ Of Chief Justice Marshall; but si@uid asvsr have
consented 70 wake ereH him ne SRdi arbiT between the
Government aHd ne people Of his cOaStry 9"estOns
OF eoasttfutioaai liberia"
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~ PREPARE FOR THE BILL
49, oCs fkvER-As the Pail approaches and bilious
and Aus and feye has become prevalent
prepare themselves with the proper
secretion OF bile,
gehe with headache pain the back night sweets and
loss OF appetite the and
should at once be reoried to by which these symptoms
De AZ once removed For this
To bAkERs PREMIUM BIrTEA" They eradicate the bile dis
pei the pains cool the fevers the digestive
ate pure heAlhfu circulation blood produce
o. sp, which Of themselves tend greatly to do away With
These Btiers be taken with perfect
all ages and sexes without regard diet and viii
d required - 80 -
To be had Of PURCELL LADD CO., all other prominent
Druggists In the city OF Richmond and elsewhere Virginia and
North CarOlina also OF sToTr Co, washnston D. O; H.
srABLER, CO. Baltimore; H. A YAiINEsTOCK Co Phia-
delpha, and Of BARNES PARK, New York -
Orders allied by addressing u. BAKER Proprietor.
sei2-dAe Rirhnord W.
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R%VERY vALUARLE PRIY.TC

- DWELLING ON TIKI CORNER CANAL AND
6th STREETS TO BE SOLD At AUCTION APTFRNoOS
The particular attention OF the public respectfully called 10 the
sale o MI e WALrllALs valuable dwelling TO be
ton this afternoon at o'clock FOR further
non h,sI 6opDlN A APPERsoS
Aurtnn
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RICHMOND. Sept. 18Th 1852
NO I'll G. Eve most respectfully call
49, the attention Of friends eustouc and the pub.
NC generally to OF Boots, Shoes Trunk.
carpet Hays, Nnliccs &c.. hnd isrrr,t
and best assortment Of goods line retail that
can be found here elsewhere and prices
own manufacture Of the best Philadelphia work
Please call and examine for yourselves.
ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers o
Boots and Shoes Bars
self No. 12T Main street, Richmond, Va.
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TIE LOST STEAMER

SAck'lLLr. Nov 2S-The steamer seen on the coast
OF Nova Scotia proves to lie the Indian from liverpool
TWO OF her boats are missing Three persons only are
known to be lost She has parted amdships Il is
nought that some OF her cabin articles may be saved
No further particulars have been received
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

ClnLfsLr, Pa, Nov. 22d.-ft h reported that over
one hundred students have n b,I'ed At Dickinson Col
lege account Of the Suspension Of four Of the mem
bers Of the senior class
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n Me EFter ID ID, ni.L....-., III.

1yaf' .'.' ~ me NichWgti Win
sir have Oecn reading your cll,o.;t, ,
on INC sutgectoi How manufacturinO ,;, w ule wing
And for one, would say go it Old Wbig ~. interest
on express the sentiments which ought 10 ~ W You
care Of her own working men sbe has ,i ou,h taking
aud supported the North while her own o-t sone North
have been leit 70 suffer get along as be, W. people
can speak from experience have been raised - ,
have been compelled to give up nv trade n ~
because Northern manufacturers are preferred 10 ~,
South, 70 their own Myself aud family bsye ~ ,n'
the want Of employment Ny children have moi ba so
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DEATH OF AN EnIrnR

DEATH OF AN EDITOR
nashville, Nov. 23.-Eldridge Gerry Eastman. ESD
senior editor of the Nashville Guion d A,n,ricas died
this morning of apoplexy ~
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DIR. II. II. Morrill,, n skiIIruI Physician Of New

In his remarks Dyspepsia saysThe
70 Improve The tone and Energy o. the stomach j. that
by Dr. Geo H. Green and called the Orygenrted Binrs
would publish the recipe for preparing valuable
III kneU what " but as do not
use seems 70 me 20 be Improperly called "Bes
he popular acctrtaton Of ha
other spirits and rather bitter though here by the
way cannot too earnestly caution the dyspepc sufferer against
using hers the basis which
They no more npar real energy 20 the stomach than ship
strength 70 horse The stimulation which they only
temporary and 70 be followed by reaction, which Al
Length will Inevitably the II
which am speaking, obviates these objections.
Prepared by SETH W FOwLE Co Boston, and for sale by
ADIE 4 GRAY, PURCELL LADD co, and W. PETERSON
Richmond and by appointed every county Drug
gsts generally. no2i-dc&Uiv
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OLD BROWNS FRIENDS ON THE EASTERN SHORE.
NORFOLK Nov. 2s.-A special messenger has arrived
from Northampton Eastern Shore of Virginia for vol.
nnteer: having been ascertancd that an attempt is TO
be made on the 25th to slaves of TO Canada Their,
- great excitement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

'IO HOUsRK fsRPRHs.-we have received I. f,,,be,
= slppy u fOLOIN0 NURSERY FENDERa which us oasy al
uh and complete stoet of Housete etinF eoods AZ
W.T. 81 Main o., nearly opposite y. chsris, i5i,i
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NEW STYLE HAT Just received per seamer James
~ beauu assortment Of enis Nev style Prenc
Round Grown Something entirely IN thie
Dali and get one az ELLErT WEteT0ERE
mona No. i6I Main a., opposite Rnehange Bant
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EoRcEs AT nRnMNsvflLE lOR DEFENsE.

FOKCkS At BHDWNSNILIB FUH DhFhNhh.
NEw OgLEANs Nov. 2l-Letters from Brownsville Of
the fh report that three hundred had arrived for
the defense Of the place including citizens rangors regu
lars and MeScans. The troops contemplated making
attack Cortinas the same day.
Late Texas adyccs report continued efforts IN several
towns TO raise volunteers for Brownsville.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
= NotIce to COUNTY, merehnnt. vI.I,Inr

Richmond this PaII.we would respec fully call
their attention sBOEs which will
sell low for cash to Puneiua customers ,is
ALEX. HILL co,
sei6 t2T Main IT,, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

FaoN RIO JaSuRO.-We have dates from Rio 10 9th
October. The bark Famc from Richmond had arrived
there having called AZ Bahia. On the passage ont a
sailor named Riley was shot by the captain, and died
twelve hours subsequently An investigation had been
held before Mr. Scott tho United States Consul which
bad resulted IN eKoneating Captain Kennedy from all
blame in the matter the had stabbed the second
mate twice. aud IN the Of plungng the knife IN.
TO bis breast when brought down by The ball from re-
vovor in the hands Of the captain. Tho health Of Rio
still maintained its high prices, superior bringing seven
nilreis the aroba Flour selling very high Salt
provisions also Lumber aud freight both very dull
The ship Champion had put ia there IN distress bound
10 California leaking very badly and had been compelled
70 land her cargo. She attempted 10 get round Cape
Horn without success and 10 days from New York
line Of steamers had been placed 10 route between
Rio and Milford Haven, England touching AZ Lisbon,
Pernambuco, SC, the first Of which, vessel OF 1000
tons burden, expected on the 18th ult-Bah dmer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

tD- you Boots shoes CATERS good quality 20
ALEX hill cos. and n you can't get them there, DO
know where you find them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24

GHUCRs WANTRD.-The Subscriber wishes 70 purchas,
- for presen, delivery II he place S street. Richmond
for future delivery loose In bales
bale, only n New YORK. any quantity ofcorn shsstt
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Tor seahns containing wne other nqud Jana 10
stamped with any design required. Ai.o
MUSIC PLATES SOLDER, TYPE AND BRITANNIA MrrAIa
IY23-lYn
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~ 49, 90 TO q. w. muNNIS' PHOTO
49, GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY, 2iT MAIN ST,
and see his and beautiful Rooms ri
that decorate the walls Every variety Of picture
photographic art there be all beauty
taken IN every form and variety OF finish that experience
has introduced coiored In water oil eolo
e size making pleasing miniature water portrait
In oil eOors Ambotypes every syIe