Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

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ClTY ITEMS.
r"s ARsoSs BAnD.-we sure that vur clay read
en-. oss and all win rssrs. Is.rn tia, the Ar,nosy
Cernet B.Ad - bsse asorganlssd ne nsubss co.
listed The .vs Of ~ State, sodisrs Of The Public
ssad o.is = $500 5 es.-s s a., : - s.y
within shest tlns time pas however, there sssus 70
nave arisen n:e:e,y Co A inssssssd g..ra a the
.s.d & = 3 ss :.s ss ss % ss.s TO-
seessy dntyl They naturally rebssd axalnss shs asb-
10y ed'e and wsse yssesrsy. pat undss ssrsas ios
dsnaas q he rssdsf ~hsa hs observes his ANNOUNCE
ment q not huuibaiiag think ,hai Ola Virginia IL
seemingly % poor thAt she b able hire an extra
guard o. dossa nee vak 'roand the Penlteniiary
every night but must attempt In force upon duty band
OF maic.as. Who's pesfnrnAnces have rs6esssd CREDIT
Ss.sS i .SS sne ., sS a., 'Ssss:a 70 pr .S
ins exp~ed einp,(sd that hey usrr oaIy TO s-rv,
a. masiciansf Isssy visw Of shs css the edlct 4 nm
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charged from tbs svvics Of the State aud in that event
ths members can osganile indspenden, Rand which
sh De supporfed By the volunteer companier There
should be Beginsatal Bend, and also drum corn,
each company having he own drummerr uho would
unite on the OCCASION Of simentsl parade Bat Of th
'se sommaaly IN declaring that the Armosy band
shoaid he placed is ssfs gso DISCHARGED from the
se's''s. Lee oes o. the other be done . 81 ltsE
PaSSrss slAvEHI TO farrpox.--A spsigh,ly and tidy
negro woman. named Margaret, slave Of shs late Mn,
sally Price. Of Richmond. cnancipa,-d by her mis-.
and since THAI dine has yisIsed s.ver,I n ~. Nn
states IN the capacity Of servant being Of cour,e mia
tres Of her eva tins and hiring heero vhomsoever
with the in,en,oa Of spending he residue Of Ssr non.
among her former ftieuds ana oh,.insS ,,..,, ~
SS%ssas 10 the family q Rev. Th6 Keeling The Gods
free negro who has visited state in which the s.hus ~
zine and On r,st;. n ,;,,.s ~ sf.,~ " 'r unsn
cora,.s &c ny s.: A.rgaret vas sc-
tsrd.y. She stated through her co.n.i n I'ps! -
Eaq that she desired remain In Od yIrelns and
,e.ea 20 resume the condition Of slave, Il she could
act her own master This privilege being snsrsn,Ied IN
her by law Margsret's mind WAS soon made nm Shs -
released from custody giving the bond and secus,
qnsed IN such cases Her counsel will proceed forth
with to take the necessary steps to secure the
pshment Of her Wishes and thus Nsrssr4t vil rei.y.
herself from all future care as to rsiment food and
- ~EH
'oorAfRs roscfLAis-Among the articles ON eIhhl.
zion At the late Central Fair near this CITY which ~ id
not have time In incluae q, an, ,,. - - -
specimens of rorcelsin =. 80 ~, nses ~ers various
a. The assortment embrac.d h..;n al - Ar ia, -
mugs ETC.. equal In sppearapce Ar least 20 H. ;me
ed earthern ware and 40 far "a ne knor s,I ~, = ~
all respects we're mot nrevo,, iS, ~ " Ia
that such articles were made souh os ,h p,", e .ae,
pressure that the pottery has been only Established rih
an. fact and snrss. NE. are g.d, nov, to chronicle
eminently successful The porcel.in dsno;, % .y ne
the pottery at kaon. is owned by the Southern Porc
ram company OF which Mr.. VIM. IT, Farrer 1. IN.
Agent Large quantities of the clay have been hitherto
exported to England but IL principally consumed
AT the pottery The water conduts made BY the com
psny said TO offer a resistance 10 bxdr.pJc nrass
Of 50 per cent above any similar pipes in use Ie ths
porcelain Company use printers' ink freely locate
agencies IL advisable In the Southern cities and II The,
S Saace wares which can compete with the fabrics Of
otner potterea, At home or abroad there can he no
doubt that they will readily dispose Of their manuf.
lures ~
THE Yorso (;r,RpLTh. n,..ar. ,,-, r. 40.
.o,,. ..N, ,"1 "eag'e 'n'n'o ont Of this
'"p> on Tue OCCASION OF the last parade was calculated
to excite the apprehension o dissolution Of the compa
prove to be unfoundsd Shall d. Ts cnarae,es wan
profit by the military zeal which pervades The communal,
where are the hundred and odd unf formerly worn
Tue nauahon! III they have not been disposed Of
we ragdeaers and are still tit for service mary Of
mem must De- let the young menthe cadets Of Rich.
no nave military aspirations and are checked by
me eany 10 incur esPense-eonnect themselves with
iounS Huard and procure the ready made uniforms
matters not II they provide themselves with suits
s only ooect OF our appeal Is 10 drum up recruits We
W. 20 zee All Tue companies with full ranks. We do
NOT Know of any reason why the Young Guard should
OF the best members Of the ohsr % not Jew
TO he STILL Is there any obstacle 10 the wsyP As the
darkest hour Is jus, before day, hope that the
Iieseu' eondton OF the corps will be superseded by
'"sree OF prosperity worthy OF i's pslmiest dsysl
Tus s...,,, :. p.,-- r,,,-, =
,..c tine es'rn'a.on OF the iooth
anniversary Of the birthday Of Frederick Won Schiller
",l be commenced to night. with grand iorch-lght
procession in which several hundred German citizen,
will participate The procession will be formed at Il
corner of Marshall and 9th streets at 10 ococl and NH
the PRINCIPAL s,rre,s w '"' '"A' '"A''' through
Schiller vas born In Wortemberp on The 1o,t Nox
1853. He IL celebrated AZ n poet and Jrama,.,