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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-24

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-24
The WAY Of the World

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FAIRBANKS
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-24

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-24
JOHN BRIEE 4 SONS.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-24

The ua.ts EnaW iay
tie The Hsrrcv psthsaF
" Arss Else i8Fa u lHe ysIisy etosss1 over she
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
From Washington City.

WAsl,xGToS, Dec. 27.-The House select
committee on the crisis, rejected Mr.. RuStS
proposition for the extension Of the Missouri
Compromise line to the Pacific. All the Repub'
licans and Henry Winter Davis, voted in the
negative. Other schemes are pending.
Col. Myers and Captain Dunevaat, Of South
Carolina, and Major Wayne, Of Georgia, have
resigned the army.
The Postmasters Of South Carolina are con,
~tinual!y resigning, saying that they are out Of
the Union.
An address, proposing 4 convention of tie
border slave States, at Baltimore, meets with
general approval by the representa- YES there.
from. Numerous signatures have been oh
tanned.
The Senate committee meets again To NOR
row. Mr.. Crittendrn is more hopeful Of sons
good result.
The lines are said to be imperative ut the
South. and no news is expected tonight.
The Administration having received a dis
patch in relation 10 Major AnderSon's move
ments, the Cabinet has been in session to-day
and tonight
Circulars for a caucus Of the members from
the following States were issued to-day for TO-.
morrow night, to consult on national affairs
kcatucky, Tennessee. North Carolina, Eirgi-
mia, Maryland. Delaware. Arkansas, Missouri.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Hit.
noiS and Iowa. The members express their
ability 10 fix upon a plan Of restoring peace
and harm our.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
RIVER ESTATE, NEGkOES

Also, refers by permission, TO the Hon. Joseph Holt, late
Commissioner Of Patents, and ut present Postmaster Gene.
raj. Also, to c. A. cEyOy, II. Il. burger nnd Editors Of The
ENQUIRER. Richmond, Va. Dec lily
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28


SENArE.--ll The Senate to-day Territorial
business was the order of the day. The bill
admitting Arizona was taken up and amended.
Mr.. Brown moved to amend the bill so as to
protect slavery. Mr.. Doolittle made 4 speech
against the amendment. lie denied that the
bred Scott decision carried slavery into the Ter
%ritories, and said there could be no peace if it
was intended to change the Constitution into
a pro-slavery instrument. Mr.. Benjamin fol-
lowed in reply. In reference 10 the secession
of South Carolina, he said the question Of her
independence would come before the Senate in
u tangible shape on Monday. Mr.. Brown said
if slavery could not be recognized rs property
in tho slave States, we would all go out of the
Union; there could be no peace if we remained
in. Mr.. Green said he was awaiting an oppor-
tunity to introduce a bill for the admission
Of Pixies Peak into the Union.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
IIoUsE.-Mr. Stevens, Of Washington Ter
ritory, pronounced as calumnious the charge
that u portion of the distracted bonds had been
contributed to the Breckenridge Central Com
mittee, as published in a Boston paper. Mr..
Bocock, owing to business engagements, en-
cused himself from serving on the Investigating
Committee on the recent frauds. The rest OF
the proceedings were Of no interest. The House
then adjourned till Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
MERCHhNDiSE
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON N0s:C:.>
TEDtS nIASHs

ANOTHER NEW VOTE Up0N N0GC:.s-
TERS PIANOS.
LATOHCESTERS PlAS0S.-The=c fttGr> s&--"(it-szn
~ have stood the test OF so many y"'r-ENS-j,-Er-S
that they hardly need Il word OF erconliuH1 ! y {:
now. For the better part Of "a generation iarI base hccI.
constantly before the public; all o! them, Ur a:ii '!"w.
proving by their stability aud consistency, tlr zEhi With
WHICH they are constructed. For durability d: tone for
eyeuess AMI uniformity OF work, and Ia. excellence or
frames, these pianos may we'll challenge r"ini'-;!ii3n.-
We know Instruments OF Nr. Worcester turn "ui, tha;
have horne the thum:nines OF fifteen years, '!'rl remain ns
prrfcc, IL tone and in build Is 10 their first cs;air. The
number made at ibis factory is largely Increased from
year to year.-tF rom tie .fer York tDm. IdreIti"t',
lIH .~SureWb!r. 1859.
EsyO NoTf;S UPON NOECESEEss'S
l. La . -
ABOUT PIANOS We ar- Appealed /" Al ttin-> Tor in
formation in regard TO tine hest maker u Ptnno F"rtcs.
Personal knowledge al the Instruments made by Ill. WoT-
crstcr inclincs W. to award The palm OF superior merit To
him. For elegance nf finish, aud durability OF material,
and the elements that enter into IL. musical qualities Of n
nrSt-rare Instrument, Mr.. EGrc"ste: i nn>rTpassei-lNsb
York Com. AdrertiSsr, F.!. Is, lS%!.
We have In rlanyw WAYS and NJ inHrIY times -xl'rcSSef our
opinion strongly In praise of AurricnI mechanical art, and
u recen; visit TO the extensive piano msrTfLctoTy CT iloTa-
ito Worcester has strengthened that oE:l.on, and We are
well convinced that In the construction o. these beautiful
instruments We Americans are rirallug, II got cScenlns,
musical society In this country, Use Worcestcr's pianos Al
their grand concerts. We have had one in constant USE FOR
the last Ii years, and find no dininu;!on in clrarIcss Or
sweetness or tone ~. J. Express, .HtTch -. io5!.
/ Ala constantly supplied with Il fail assortment OF Mr..
WurccsterS choice Pianos, iad shall be GHOST happy 10 serve
the public with the best Inst ruincnis, al ;hc lowest prices.
NO-3D 4. MORRIS. Bookseller. -, Main So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
PROF.. l.. MILLEit'S
HAIR or
'rECTIvE. SAFE ASD ECONOMICAL

Az ct " - 80
COMPOUND
NOR RESTORING Gray Hair; I" ir original color
u without dycing.
For Preventing Esaidncss md rur!"v il, shsH
there Is the least particle Of vitality or rccipeEntsTee en-
crry remaining. .,
For Removing SciIri and EaiId"Ait h"i al
cu,ancous affections Of the scalp.
For Ecuutifying the EsHir, iirYarttns ~ " ANN
r,Iuallcd gloss and Griilinncy, ;naSinr it .ot; ~ia silky IN
It's texture, and causing j, to cur! readily.
This prcparation cieans-s the head AID scalp iFc;i na'
drutr and other cuiane0us disrHs.t, rhusc1 80" TAR 70 Gft'"
luyurtan;iy. Strengthening tie roots al! re.,"r.n. u":
rrowth TO those parts which have become ball, aat causing
/, 10 Weld a fresh covering OF hair. IT. WI cHsc'uH"F pr.
vent the hair from turning gray utii the lH'''t icr''I ~
life and In cases where the hair mas hiGra"' 'hH"%''' ~
color. the use OF the InyigorGror Viii VIII crrfAin'! F"s''ir
II To lis original hue, gi"!E: u 4 DARK glossy afi's&:itSr.-
Az n p.r funle for the toilet and Il Hair Icstofa'T"h y '''
tcularlv recommended, having an agreeable irasrh'cr,
and the grea, facilities il ai.ords In dressing the h:i enc
,hy great demand for It by the l.i'r' ~ a S'a!!iic t'''e"
article which none ought 10 lie without. ~ ia" r:cc ii"e"r
il within the reach sf all, being oSIT % cents = ho'T:s, I"
h. had nj all respectable Druggists and PerfuItcfs.
T. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents en-! 'ii1T-
dIrns 10 the use % his Inri.ora;or IN cases where tr ch!!'
drcn's hair inclincs TO be wras, asii lays The ioGnda'!ei':v'
4 good head OF hair.
Wholesale Depot 81 Dsy Street, and Sold ny MI 'hH
,-IncipaI Merchants and Druggists ,~hr0GEnou' ;he "0T''.
Liberal discount to purchasers By the quantity,
~ also desire 10 p-csca: the Aiae!!ch'i fuDic EJ
NEW ASD IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
vb;, after wears Of scientific experimenting, ! have
brought TO perfection. i; Dyes hlaca or l;T"~n instantly
without i:iu:y 10 the Hair or SEin-~arrit'ed Tie peal ~
tIclr of m. kind In existence. Price Only ~ cent.
D.pot 81 hey street, New York. sept '-iNct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
THE FINEST WINE AND DESSERT
1SE

KNOWN IN TIE WORLD.
MLIFOENIA or -MiSSi0F GRhPE rr,.
II Z GgAPE FOR TlDE-WATEv VIRGINIA NM IRE
SOUTHERN STATES.
rs,uE ~,sbscriber will be prepared TO deliver, early IN
L March, through Adams c Go. Express, vines o. ,. Inns
M. Vine Nursery Of 81. Keller Of 1t 4Angelos, California,
in lots Of t wenty-six vines for rs; lots OF one hnnureG
Wins for so. TIL, Grape ! s'a%s' u nj ihSu,s 1"' a ssiion sH Of
wyn. - acre For particulars See the Patent uMce Re
pnr. t.Ae:) 1855, page SIS TO US; Directions ior PlMn,inE +
and culture vii! accompany each lot; Persons s"%un.' ~
limited supply will he on hand, orders should be Sent Oh "m
n.%i,,.I With the money 10 ensure being filled.
'''SF'u'' DIR. HENRY VI. PRICE,
s~cotisvilIe, AIhcinarlc c"lInty, va:
Tn. Norfolk Argus, Portsmouth. TRANSCRIPT, 1alS,sn -
yr..- nj s,andapd, North Carolina Christian Advocate,
AMI wII,niny,on Recoi der will please cory and sen" iheH
arcnuotSt 10 DR.. Price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
MERCHANDISE.

e. ~ . -
sUiH PIZxISI,
WHOLESALE DEALER ~ FOREIGN FRUITS AND IN
PORTER uf FRENCH CUSFECT!U%ARIkS,
y ESrECTFULl.Y calls the attention Of merchants ~
IL Virginia, North Ci.oilna. AMI Tcnnessce, 10 his large
stock, which he il now receiving FOR the Winter trade. !"
part OF which, is the following Inods:
au whole and half !"Xrz Na!sins
30 bags and bales Nuts Of al! kinds
l.Ul0 drums Smyrna Figs
"a casks Zantc CurraLLs
:pD boxes Cf;ron transparency
1,UD half aud quarter boxes Sarilnct
;n 'lozcu Worcestershire and other Sir'!s 0f sauces
% 10. Olive vi!
" do. white, red and yellow i;ock Candy
~ do. Jars Brandy Peaches
~ do. Muscat Wine
- trails Dates
Ito dozen Port Wine, pure juice
100 do. French Brandy
81 do. Clarrt Wine
200, 900 Cigars, Of diIcrent grades and prices. ranging
from 81 u 81 per thousand
My extra refined Candy is manufactured daily In large
quantities.. These purchasing can always get the nboVe
artIrlrs fresh AID good, and they can be bought as cheap a.
at the Nurthr.n ruirkcts. Call and examine al
JUAN piHKiSI'S,
Dec u No. 1@5 Main Street, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
pCwLiSifED, AUGUST, 1850
NNmEESSiSTEH GE ANALYTICAL pEEMANSNIp.

~ Va NNNnnNoi " U
TG MAS w. NJ Q r F..
.::u:c.n- u r.aia and Ornamental Penmanship, In
"tIi.,:Gta'- i'j!!G teiphia Commercial! toiisge."
THE veil established reputation OF this Institution for
l :horog:a.2..s ia every branch Of COMMERCIAL
!Eh'ihT!p%, Kill, 10 4 great extent, be a guarantee o!
he risract-7 Of these books.
Icy AZ made @! he very best double thick paper. The
G1;-; ;;E.- head 81 each page have been executed BY
ets y. raa'l ,.:ntul engravers IN our city, and are per-
isd'l' s'5oH., g: VI. Moore's Pennarshlp. Ny arrange.
tis;''"re s.ca 't.;the paper in these BOOKS will be uni.
'"';aj y:a-7sEy les: quality.
5. C. HAYES, Publisher,
V: i-"- t3?, Market street, PHILADELPHIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
IMPROVE YOUR EYE-SIeHT!
DODWORTIT'S

10. { ASTON Place, NEW YORK,
V,UBLISlIER und Dealer In Foreign aud American stu
l. sic, Instruments. and Musical Merchandise. songs
and Compositions for The piano forte, by the best masters
Sacred and Organ Music; Dance and Military Music, Tor
the plano fort., sent by mail, postage free: Stamps may
he sent Instead Of cl,snge.) Catalogues Of Music for Brass
bands, U,,adrlle lands, small or large 0rchrstras. Price
list Of Brass Instruments sent on application.
The Journal for 1irass Bands" 4 new publication OF
Band Music, Is Issued on the 18th Of each month sinelc
Nos. 81 -, or IL SIS per annrm hL.o, the 'Colnpanion.'
containing Marches, Medieys, &c; price = each number.
The instrumental parts In these works are separate and
ready for performances. HARVEY u. D0UWUltrH,
Oct oa-,i;m Director Of DohwOrth's Rand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
~Eur0HyANT NOTICE.

VAIL ash WINTER READY MADE CLoTHlNG,>2a
+ a. L.vi !iENTEa,S. No. 80. MAIS STREST.-A ~
80 ,n. .ri selected .:9cS o. Meas, Youths and 10
- Vs.. q. ali SYKES hnd prices, comprising in-4a-
az: - E.at; anA HE Cloth Dre's and FrocS Goats, hne
.,L -. r.icc Lss.ir,rre Business Suits. Blue and Black
lvr-: f.3cS RaG S.ck uTe:co2Is. long Riding Goats, fash
atn. J.;'" orercna;,, scs.skin, LionSsin and Pe:ersllrn
Iy--,pI:-. !nE rrtc- gSccs !yr Servants wear, White jack
:. -. :.!n..-nr?r servants; Grey and Buc Rankc,s,
tc,a ,.. U,t- I.:s-:s 70. worsiLg men, Shirts, Collars,
(r,g..,. sIx. sy;r AMI Scaeniel scarfs, siis anI Linen
ko.sr, ii.aj::s. Gloves, Wooden aud MeEino Half Hose,
|Lr -! .r,eaY >c's Cnie- Shirts and Drawers. dentiemshs
|.p-y ~,.g,. 7-ca;s. Ca.,e, Eags, Umbrellas. &c, Sc.-
a.. Az. -: .a.: .gH,.ya;
;:y! .!gXTEGS, No. 90, Ma!a Street,
=! door below li;h or Pearl street.
T. S-..n. ,,ry- assortment. Of extra size overcoa's,
...cs and ..a...-.s Cashmere Coats, Black Cloth
u Stacg .t.ss.r:c Coats ani Vests Of AL descriptions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28
Iizor Co1C0N LANDS!!!

s',t u::ir!s'snct proposes TO Sell, or exchange for
L A.s'':s, :vd;a 100 20 6,"ND acres OF tho fnes; Cotton
Lars IL tae iztjo Valley. Soiae OF these Lands are In
.ra:lE.iion with Sieara Mil and gins-o,h.r. are deadencL
sad :aa lie EASILY Improved.
leo t1ais are IL the riches: portions OF Yuzoo and
=" -+L'a;'va Coan::.s-~re easy OF access, aud convenient,
na,L:,"cn.
AS' i.r.'as ~wis:a. 20 negotiate, are referred 20 Mcl.rs.
!. Anderson ( Co. Trrlrgar Iron Works, Richmond. Va.
AZ ea aitses, J. W. BARNETT, or
H.. LAWRENCE,
prS Ill YaYoo Ctr. Miss
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OLD Du.MINION INS'TiTt?l
RICIIaIoND FEMALE SEMINARY

KcHGoSp, VIRGINIA.
A.. NJ. DUPUY, A. .PEIScIPAI-
rStliE next Session Of this Institution will commence on
&. tho list o: October, 1850, aud will terminate on the @Orh
June, lsGl.
Tile Principal will he aided, rs heretofore, by 4 we'll Sc
lectrd corps Of Assistants, who. wish their ability mud rSl,e-
rlence, cannot fall 10 give satisfaction.
The Boarding Department will be uadrr the m%anasrmrnt
Of Mr. and Mrs. pupuy, assisted by Mrs. aiary Il. Casse!.,
formerly Of Savannah. They alone will reside In the Semi
nary with the young ladies, and will exercise II p0re4tul
care and control over those committed to their charge.
The success which has attended this effort to establish In
the city OF Richmond a Female Seminary OF the first Clas.
has encouraged the Principal 10 provide more ample at
commodationa for the next session. The buildings are now
being enlarged, and important notifications will BIZ made
In them, which will add greatly 10 their convenience and
comfort. The lodging rooms az large and we'll ventilated,
and not more than from two TO four bOarders will occupy
one rom. The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for
the accommodation OF the pupils.
Ei,A Elu NINE MnNT1IS
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Ely Sa9Cr0K D.aVi,. ..Fi:.

Sn NEa;fOES.-Th!s day, a: 10 o'".o- -, u
w sold 81 ii.ely slaves.
HECTOR p,Y!r. Sr.t
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ANORDINANCE TO EXCLUDE VA
n GRANTS y OTHER DANGEROUS PERsoSS

l. Be Il, Ordained by the Council OF the city oi islci-
moud, That every railroad company anu every S"pi n hM" WI
,nus,nr N a steamboat or vessel, which or VINO shnil bring
IN The ,irv of Richmond, or to the port thereof, from all.
other Stair. any person not having osiens.Ole means FOR
his or her support, shHL, oe,"'e sue" Ieis1m qua u. ins,
cItv In The penalty OF $500, with condition to pay 10 the
,ity nny sum or sums Of money which the city may eNpeud
during the next SIX months from the date Of such bond,
for the support or care Of such person. And II such rail-
road company, captain or master OF Il steamboat Or vessel
shall fail or refuse TO give such bond, such company. cap
tain or master shall be required IN keep such person in the
depot Of such company, or oil board OF his vessel, until
such persons shall be taken back, beyond tn. limits OF the
State, by the coulpAny, captain VI master VINO SHAH "a'c
brouel,, lim TO the city.
0 If INV railroad company, captain or master Of q steam
boat or vessel shall fail 10 comply with the l'fetealhs sec
tion, or shall bring any such person rs is therein inention-
ell, near 70 the city, and permit HIM 10 leave ,he cars, or
his steamboat or vessel, and such person shnl coiue INTO
the CITY, such railroad company, captain or master, shan
H.. Grsi rwsn,y dollars for each person; and every day that
such person shall eaain in the city shall be Il Separate OF.
fence.
of th- police Of the city, or other person, TO attend at the
dcpo,s of the rail road companies. ana 10 attend every
steamboat or vessel coming from a port outside Of the
State, TO Zee whether any such persons aie Drought Cd me
cars or vessels 10 the city, or the port OF Richmond. Ana
1t shall he the duty Of such policeman, or other lrrs"a, u
,h.y shall fnl such persons oil board the cars Or sieaEl'
boat or vessei, to call upon the agent oil the company, or
the captain, or the master, 10 prevent any such person rom
leaving their car, steamboat Or vessel, until the bond re.
oulr,d In IN. first section Of this ordinance Is given. And,
II any such person docs leave such car or Vessel hcturc
such bond is given, or without giving such BOND WIN secu.
rity himself, such policeman or other person snail IKE
HIN into custody and deliver him to the jai!or Of the city,
who shall keep him as other prisoners until he shall be- sent
back 10 the place from whcnce he came.
/ 1t shall be The duty Of the police VI the city 10 arrest
all persons having no ostensihlc means Of snrpert, who
shail have come 10 The city since the passage " tbs ordi'
nance, and all other persons who have come from Other
States since the irst day OF December, whose pres ence they
may, from his conduct or lrnsuafr, deem dangerous 10 the
peace and safety OF the city, and TO take them iorihwith
before the Mayor and IL the Mayor shall be satisfied from
the evidence that they are such persons AS herein described,
nc shall commit them to jail until they can be ssnt BACK
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Wi SlCi,Ia>OS. sisII :: I<;.. - LtEa.

- SsGR9ES.-Wc will sell THIS NcHHtHE, =
y ~ O'Clock, thirty likely Slaves.
DAVIS, pEUPKfE { CO.,
Odd Fellows Hall, corEer Mayo aud fr.Isin s;s.