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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
FROM CUARIpsroYy

CuARLEsrows, Nov. 22.-MarshaIl johnson denies r;x
ing Information Of large body of men preparing to
to Virginia. fe " WIS
yesterday was spent in grand military parade and re.
view oy the Governor, and during afternoon Govern
or wise and stall had long interview with the prsop
Ss urging them to prepare for DEATH as the sentence of
the court would be carried into effect without any inter
ference ON his part 'N'
Brown declared himself prepared to die and justified
ms course, only rcgretting his in not allowing the
train pass. "e "'
Cook said he willing to be shot bu, be ALWAYS had
a repugnancc to hanging.
"ov Wise said that Coppe was the only one he had
ever thousht OF committing but he now determined
to hang them all. 'u
Gov. Wise Yesterday received A desnatcb from, ,h.
"overnor OF South Carolina rendering any amount Of
hlltary AID Tor the defence of Virginia
Gov Wise thanked him for the offer but assured him,
that virginia was able to defend herself
Ihe richmond military ordered to return xas,e,
day. but tie people protested declaring that If there was
any necessity for them TO that necessity yet ex
isted. ''' CA
The result that Gov Wise ordered two NJ ,h.
achmond companies TO remain aud the PETERSBURG Ar
tlery. NJ
Several companies started home this MORNING and
crs will follow tomorrow. ~
Gov. Wise and staff left this morning He e,nressed
nus intention oil having 1000 military present on the day
of execution - 10y
HARrERs FERRr, Nov. 30, +. M-Gov. Wise and STAFF
are mere stopping with Col Barbour Superintendent of
the Armory. The Governor states thar he b.s -
every provision to protect the prisoners and the com
munity. He has doubt of determined and ,borongb
Nurganked movement throughout the Northern States
rescue Brown aud he exhibits several letters from "a
sponsibe parties in Pennsylvania aud Ohio urging him
10 ne prepared Tor parties forming those States
The Blues 70 Martinsburg tonight and Col Snith
OF the Military Institute with Cadets and Uowitzer has
been ordered TO Charlestown
"oN Wise returns to Richmond tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

The Democracy Of Alabama are pouring down upon
Jodge Douglas avalanche Of condemnation. Not 4.
single county ia tbe State has declared for Douglas while
almost every county has expressed determination not
70 support him even Il he receives the nomination.
Democratic meeting was held at Montgomery on the
i2th inst aud after donouucng the contemplate here
sizes promulgated by Douglas, it was unanimously re.
solved
" Entertaining these views, IL IL our sacred duty to
support neither stephen A. Douglas nor any other man
for The Presidency Of the United States wasa sentiments
are Opposed 70 the principles contained n the foregoing
resolutions"
Tho same re'oution was adopted ~ Democratic
meeting Ga Tundrec county
The Democracy ~ Jefferson county, Alabama. held o.
meeting 1t Eyton, the 2sh ut and marched To 'h,
same tune We End the following among the proceed
ings Of the meeting
" Rssoipsa fth. That will under no Circumstance
support Douglas for the Presidency or any one ec who
endorses his squatter Sovereignty doctriuesr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
Non-rn,ereour.. with IN. North.

We publish communication on this subject to-day
approving Of oar views thereon which commend IL
the attention of our readers. Il IS well and forcibly
written, and will have the effect trust, Of turning the
entire mind of Virginia and the South to question, il
Judgment of the very first maguitudS, in the present
condition OF the relations between the North and the
South.
We cordially approve the idea Of the formation o.
voluntary associations throughout Virginia aud the South
bound together by a common pledge among themselves
neither TO eat drink, wear buy any article what
soever manufactured at or imported from the NORTH
Our fathers in the Revolution made and carried out
similar pledge in regard to imporaons from the mother
country and thus evinced patriotic selEdenia which
has parallel in history. We Of the South must imi
tate their glorious example, If would not be longer
tributary to those who fast getting to be worst
enemies We must longer content ourselves with
windy admonitions appeals, and circumstances to
brethren OF the North dct IL We would protect
interests, rights, and our liberties
We commend this whole subject to the calm and care
sil consideration of Virginia and Southern friends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
The sam Juan AFFAIR.

The Washington correspondent of the New York 7ri
be says There is proof in the hands of the Admin
israon that Governor Douglass intended taking posses
sion of San Juan the day before General Harvey did in
fact that the proposed and consummaed on
~ separated by twelve hours. The British Government
of this fact and hence reason among others
for the intended removal of Governor Douglass. The
President, matter Of courtesy WILL in that event.
recall Gen Harvey but otherwise since such an act
might be construed into an abandonment of the Ameri.
can claim TO the island
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

Under this resolution the follow ing gentlemen were An
pointed Jno. q. Graham, J. Cloyd MeGavock Col Ro
savers Jr, capt Robt Gibboney DR. Jacob taller, DR.
Jas "ioooney Col rhos Sanders, q. l.. Crockett john
ii. Fulton, Stephen Repass Isaac G. Kecsinr mi D,ys
John d. Stuart, 4. MeGavock. A NJ. Ogiesby, VIM Say,
SrS l. Crockett DR.. s. r. Sayers DR.. d. h. sanders
Shepherd, +. +. Groseclosc, L. D. Boyle and ali othc,
slnsens Of the Opposition party who may DC
On motion IL was ordered that the Chairman and 60
cretary be added to the lin of delegates
- Inc following resolution then offered by William
Terry, ESD, and adopted:
published in the wythevile 7Tnss and that the R;ch
mond Whig and Noraing Meas be requested to COPY
On motion the meeting adjourned
l. j. LEfTWICH Chm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
MARINE

NORFOLK, Nov 22--The performance Of the Sloop-oE
ar NarraganSett was unsatisfactory. She il failure
violation Of the Inspection Laws
Gull. ~ my '' 'ue
land with salt
Inc Merchants aud Miners Steamship Company have
put on the line between Boston aud Norfolk four first
cas SIDE wheel steamers of 200 tons burden The lt
oIJauuary connections will be mado with Nenpbis "a
other Western cities ''p"0 A'u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
Works. Furnaces.gIFoi
lJ45 1872

These produce annually about $4,000 tons Of iron
the value Of which, in ordinary year fifty millions
Of dollars. or this amount the portion expended for "a.
Dor alone is $50 100000 From table prepared by Mr.
Charles r. Smith showing the duties imporations and
price Of Liverpool each year since $40 appears that
under the tariff Of $40 the increase in the import Of iron
Is than ten times the increase ia the population and
than thrtyeght times the increase 10 the domestic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
Dr. h n. morrill,, a .siiln,i Physician of New

In his remarks on Dyspepsia, sAy.The medicine
TO Improve the tone and the stomach
by DR.. Gee. n Green, called the Orvgeadfed Afers
would publish the preparing valuable medicine
III knew what but do s
use seems to me 70 be Improperly called "Ber least
ne popular acceptaon OF that for contains
other spirits and rather than bitter Though
way cannot too earnestly caution the dyspepe
using hers the bass which pr.
They no mPar real stoaeh whip gives
strength 10 horse The stimulation which they
,emrSrar and sure to be followed by reaction, which
length VII Inevitably the medicine Of
which am speaking, obviates these objections.
Prepared by SETH w fowLE co Boston, and for sale BY
ADlE a GRAY, fuRCELl. LADD A Co. and W. PETERSON
gisis generally. no2i-dcAwiw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
Thr mormon ancsrion.

The Mormon question will, IL is presumed. occupy
muoh Of the forthcoming Message Of President Buchan
The officers Who have been serving n tab be-
coming Disguised, and are returning home "eave o
absence' The whole matter has been badly managed
~ Gov. Canning, who to have allowed Brigham
fcung 70 take W own course in almost everything -
s.,sd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

Tue CUrroy Cnor.-Thc circular Of Mcssrs NeiH A
hro OF New ork, says their adyce from the South n
regard TO the crop Of cotton are very favorable and tb
estimate the yield Of the season At 200 900 against b.
$4,000 bales lat year
lbc editor OF the New Orleans Cresceuf who prcsdes
over the Talk on Change department Of that paper saws
There little talk or dispute about tbe cotton
crop o. this season. u is settling down 10 ESQ 600
ales-say i,5ppuyO as the maximum"
The commercial editor Of the New Orleans C,,,,.,, NJ
l'e l'h insi. @ys There is large quantity Of cot
tom prepared and ready for Shipment al an the depots
QUO shipping points n the Southwest and il l. nscei Ia
dsgse t9e Tact The cotton s mostly detained bv low
water u Che tributaries Of che Mississippi riycr1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

plliSohH Nov S-flour duil-HoWArd Street 1851 Wheat
Ions quiet Mess Pork els; SiO bacon side, 10 ,,
WHISKY dull at ~ ~ ~ 'e' ~ Sen's'
ivN NOV stocks hTmer-mAket
o. vSH. Cotton nrm and unchanged Flour
tSses't Wheat unchanged. Corn hrm-yeIoU S96Ai New
80 - york huoyAnt-mesA si5 62Gci52s Prime SlO si6sI
sP Turpenne dull at a. nominal RIc s,dv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
OPPOsIrION MEETING IN WYTnE.

Al meeting Of The Opposition party Of Wythe held At
The Court House Monday, the l4h day Of NoYcnbcr
1852 NJ ISAAC y. LfFTWlCH was called 70 the Chair
aud y. q. Herr was requested % act a. Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained by NJ WIN,
ghich be offered tho following resolutions which were
adopted
Re'oivsd That we approve the holding Of an Opposi-
ton Convention ~ the City Of Richmond on the i4th
day Of December next.
Resoired That the Chair appoint thirty delegates to
attend aud represent Wyihe County in sad Convention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

An original story writea expressly paper WED
LOCK Is ricKLisH THING. "g Story" about MN
MT oorTtE RICHMOND from the Of tina,
Virginia writer's "Mozis commenced In the RICH.
MoSp WEEKLY DISPATCH Of FRIDAY, story
eharnng one, and full Of the freshness and originality which
characterize the authors style Copies counter OF
the t ONCE, and at the Periodical Newspaper
LSwts l. ssuH Main Street, w. EVAss Street, and W.
w. yAnN proad sarreA Price ccpx nnaa-at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
Iron works IN the UnI,ed STAGE,

From table compiled by the American Iron Associa-
ton, exhibiting the number Of iron works idle and in
operation in the United States appears that there are
furnaces rolling mills FORCES in twenty-five Of the
States Of the Unon leaving but eight States destitute OF
iron works. These are Mississippi Louisiana, Florida
TEXAS, Iowa, Minnesota California and Oregou-al mp.
on the boundary or frontier The following arc the TO-
tails.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
THE TROOPS AT Cu.RIpsTovX

The following Geographic despatch from Gov. Wis,
was received yesterday
HAEPEEs FgRRY 22d Nov. 1859
To Hso. W N,mford Some Of the troops will return
inc frt Regiment will be retained With the organized
companies 90 be relieved from time 10 time. We bov,
more than force enough for any event Send one hun
bred and fifty heavy oyercoats for the men.
IL 4 VIZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
AMELIA

There will be meeting Of the citizens of Amelia on
THURSDAY, the 2tth inst, Court day,) at the Court
House for the purpose Of forming other Volunteer Com
NAMES In he conntv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

SACE'ittE Nov. 22.-The schr. Victoria, of Halifax.
passed within six hundred yards yesterday, of a large
steamer which was broken the rocks of Guys
ooTo Nova Scotia, but 1t is impossible from the descrip
ton, To know what steamer it was
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

E~ PREPARE FOR THE BILL
49, Gus FENER-As the Pail approaches and nno,.
anu Agu and feves has become prevalent every person
prepare with The these dangerous
ne secretion OF bile and the Inactivity
eef with headache pain the limbs back might ana
appee are the foerunners Of these
% AT once be esored TO by which these symptoms an
DC once removed FOR this
70 BAKERS PREMIUM ITTERs" They eradicate tbs b an.
pei the palms. cool the eve strengthen digestive IgAns ere
pure heahful circulation the blood and produce Gov
o. sPs which 81 themselves tend greatly do away
These btters he taken
All ages and sexes without weather or diet and R
. required. $500 - @N'''' 'oNS
TO be had Of PURCELL LADD and all other pronIp.nt
me city OF Richmond and elsewhere VIRGINIA and
soh Ga5oina also OF sroTT Co. Washington D. o. H.
aih ~, bsinors A. HAHNEsToCK co, PhnA-
delpha, and Of BARNES PARK, New York
Orders nlled By addressing Y BAKER Pronr4s,o,r
aeI2-dAc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

N The Waverly Novels Edinburgh EiiIon brsutiGy
Illustrated frst eight volumes issued Price on ~ per
volume. 80 49, ~
The works Of John Q. Calhoun vols, Syo: full calf
The works Of Oliver Goldsmith, edited by Peter Cunningham
vols svo; haIf calf
Byrou's WORKS. Edited Moore 4
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i2mo. full and half calf 1888
Gibbons Roman Empire Edited BY the Rey n n Mur,, r.
vols i2mo, haIf calf
calf ' '-''' '''''
The poeeai Works Of Thomas Gray. I2mo half calf
Byrons Works; . vols l2m0 half Turkey.
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Godsmith's Plays and Poems Pull and half calf
shakrsprare knights edition: vols, syn; half calf
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23

RICHMOND. Sept Ie,h 1852
@ 49, % &c Eve most respectfnlIv c.Ip
49, the attention Of friends customer, and hs nnn
NC generA TO our assortment OF Boots, Shoes TrnnEs
Npct Bags, Naliccs, &C., they hnd the l.J~r.t
ana es Of goods In line expressly retail mas
San DC found here or eseUheTe and prices either az
own or of the best Philadelphia Eastern
Please call and examine for yourselyea ~
ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importer Of
Boots and Shoes and Dar,
tel' No 12T Main Rlchmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
DIED,

Nv Boots Callers Of good quality Eo to
ALIEN HILL CO s. and you get them there do not
know where you'ean ind them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
AYERS



tie most eeciual remedy which the medical E II ou te
devise for t' where prevailing and rs Cora.
bael from he active rcmefa iayc bsr
Tor ne epurgauon II @ ou disorder from blood ana is
~ The system from o. daarucge corsequrncer n Ia
should be employed Tor The only troas but leo those
other affections which arise from H. ch EauFTIyr and Frf
DENSE, ~ AgrHOHT'H REE, Ho7r
TutE HDrcHEs Bass and Bnus Tu1as gttT Ir
scttb HEAn, RNgwnnu. RHEuHsrt7v sYf1C Mr-crrft
DsEsE DhoFsT, DrsrEra, DEutY, end, Indeed, Co-
rLAfErs Aafsfyg NaTEu Inrrnr BLOOD
Helm imDurfg ~ s bo r. founded Truth for rersfa Il
degeneration u ho blood The particular purpose anf ,irs
n this sarsaparia purify regcneraa M vital Huf
without uch sound health Impossible oon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-23
To THE PHYSICIANS OF THE SOUTHERN STATE.
Wolio'S Genuine COgnac Brandy,
WOlfe's Genuine Port Wine,
Wolies Genuine Madeira Wine,
WOlie's Genuine Sherry Wine.

a no" supplying the trade with pure Cognao brandy In bot
% ooth Tor medical and private immense success that
has crowned my efforts to place pure within the reach Of an
under 'e name OF Aromatic sedm sehnapps to drive out
OF the market The pencious compounds a. Gin
TIE country led leading druggists and
men, Tor years past solicit me to pur,u. The ,, -
IN regard 10 the article Of Brandy should have eoup.d %
uese requests from all long ago. but was deferred from a
S e e that owing TO the eShorbAnt prices OF brandy in
france consequent the hones grape crop for
years there was no chance OF being import the choe
hahy bottle and sellt at moderate prices Fortunately for
me- The grape crop for the last previous year land the
pe'' or th was abundant and prices Brandy have fallen 10
the standard Of ten ago. The duty on brandy IA .I
" per cent lover and have with ION,
by eNPortersn franee Of the highest repute and am rIa
receiving eonsgnmenis ofhe best Cognac Brandy which am
oo'hg aud selling A. Wolfes Genuine CognAo Brandy guar
aee with my seal labels and certificates Brandy 90 bottled
by me- As the unauthorized article and Il viii be found
when used as medicine, beverage cordial heaIth and
nvgoaung has been matter Of universal complaint tina,
bote OF pure unmNed French Brandy very dui 10
anu e purchaser nine times In deceived with vii.
uaeiuTed imitation or descriptions ardent spirits brandy
ron US hsh price has been the article mIers and seI
e' nave turned their tenon to, and millions gallons Of the
''ard Freneh Brandy have scattered annually hruvh
the land and have been the primary murders suicide,
eruetcs and crimes sent thousand. to an .,rlv 49,
setdestroye from delum mania .pot and ho,r
names unknown until unpneipled began make
compounds Hnd sell a. the pure French Brandy
The virtues the French Brandy not be told BY me
They are known throughout the medicine or MILD ,tlmu
liant Il s A. the French POLITICALLY call cyan de Ia vie
the water ofhe But this applies only when pure and
iera'ei Manufactured the fearful ent, that r,k
good Imitation becomes 10 innocent ten. Of thou
sands Of our To remedy evil have commenced
importing Brandy, boing H. and selling As "wolfes Genuine
Cognae BAny am daily receiving the druggists
aud 'po'heAe' In all parts Of the UnIon, to sell