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The gentleman lrom Franklin (Afr. EARLY
has spoken Of the experience and capacity of
the members composing the advisory council.
About that I have not a word to say but
would say that the members Of this ConVen-
ton, coming as they have come from all parts
Of the State, arc more likely to know how far
the appointments to be made may compOrt
with the interests and sentiments Of the State
at. large. One of the gentlemen composing
that council, I mean Capt. Maury, has No
knowledge of the State, nor Of the men who
onght 10 be appointed to the Offices which this
ordinance proposes to create. Another mem
Der Of that council, Judge Allen, has been
presiding in the Court of Appeals. and has had
his attention exclusively confined to the duties
Of his office. He is, therefore, not familiar
with tde material suited to these oIces., .
Nr. WrsoR, Of Pulaski-I cal! the ~2rr7tous
question Upon the pending amendment.
The cal! was. sustained and the raain cues
tior. cl@ered 10 90 put, whereupon sh:c Sct"#a5
taken on tie aEaer:::'ari:: uGtr:t IS sIr. tyr |
Mex. a&A' t was tcciLcd in Tie negative.
Ia, ~IncstiSa then required"
nauce as reported b" IT,. ordi-
tary Attire upoa 'n M Mill
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OEIIE
PROPOSALS. POH COAL.
c. S. NAVY DkPARTHf%T
Urf.Gg P~KU.is.OS, y t.G.ri.J.

Orf.Cg Pro. is:OS, $50 rlG;ri-5.
RicHaoSO. Va, Nov 81 .esl
y E!LtD PROPOSALS. wa. be :.cr." u a. . I or
- uLtil = 0 ciocx NJ on the l.'l Day e NGraN .sR f.
alaat, ior FIVE THOUSAND (j"yul TD:f - s,rr
euAi, o. Sond qushty, Ta"n!ns "a 81. and free If IA fut;,
frlIvered At the Navy Tara, ~ Pur, ia putL, wig; Ia-.-o
fhou-and e .pJy t,ns'o he delivered IT o1cc. a.iihr re.
naiaing t.rr" tnou.'nI C".'Gr) ton, With o. hurG.>i
ana twenty ti-"j ''y' i'on re da:e OF tb.= .aresi..
I.~Ht.
Thee Proposals 1cs; state he quality Ct The ec.i. II
pie" p-- Ton, delivered; and must - ac,oup MED t!:..
a,Ine OF The bidder, hnt 81 tSo or sao.e .cr-ii--. 10 =,
p"Ui,i ia i sum equal to the amoua: q: thr contract. =,
II tai iili performance; ana whose re po..ibi! = III
ahi"., 'lrn " cetnhen To- and v"rchec :er ~ = Cca's'--
rstc states Navy A.eat. District At;D! ney, Or Col.-ctor q
III, Port.
These fHoP-sALs Fnnst b. sealed sc! --SGrrti "PcoFG-
!Ii'i of Goal, ht the N"Ty.iaTi, Portsmouth" AID aust
lie addressed tn " Office pcp?.ji,r. AID ~i!3lsIrs. G. e
Department, EIInaiora va Anvf2-ot..
~ neFoik Day bo..' ccpy every oLcr d-J !or
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A Card from Gen. Beauregard.
C~ENTREvILLE, VA, ]
NitAia hearing Of the Enemy'sGuns)

8 Witkia hearing Of the Enemy'sGuns)
4 November 3, 1851
30 the Editors IF the Wig:
Gentlemen My attention has just been
s:sised to an unfortunate controversy now going
.n, relative to the publication Of the synopsis
IF iny Report Of the Battle of Manassas
slore can regret more than I do this publica.
d on, which was made without my knowledge
~ authority. The President is the sole Judge
8|f when, and what parts OF, the Report of o
6 Commanding Officer should be made public
81 individually, do not object to delaying its
Publication as long as the War Department
Siall think 1t proper and necessary for the sue
Of GU. cause.
81 Mea2while, | entrcat my friends not to
Eouble themselves about refuting the ISLANDERS
did calumnies simed at ME. Alc;biades, on q
=. rtain occasion, resorted to an extraordinary
Method TO occupy the minds of his TIRE.
IN;cers. let, then, that synopsis answer the
|Nms purpose for me in this instance. IF
.s9ssrtain minds cannot understand the DIFF
,Aence between patriotism, the highest
sSss|ic virtue, and office seeking, the lowest civic
;Hcupation, | pity them from the bottom of
3y heart. Suffice it to say that | prefer the
aspect and esteem Of nv coun,rvmen to the
Elimination and envy Of the world. hope.
|Ss the sakeof our cause and our country. to
ei able, with the assistance Of a kind proyi-
Esy;nce, to answer my calumniators with new
EEtories over our national enemies but
nothing to ask of the country, the Gov.
tIs;ment or my friends, except TO afford me-
|s the aid they can in the great struggle VIC
tM now engaged upon. l am not, and never
sss tecs or desire to be 3 candidate for any civil
Ice in the gift of the people or the Executive.
acme Of my ambition, after having cast
lAs mite in defence Of our sacred cause, and
HI sted to the best Of my ability in securing
SSEf rights and independence Us a nation, is 10
f8re into private life, my means then permit
Ills, never again to leave my home, unless to
Eygs.t anew the battles Of my country.
M Respectfully,
in Your most obed't servant,
III 6. I. BEAURIGARD.
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VA .i'uGJ - any
said Commonwealth of Virginia shall mak5
before the union under tho provisional govern.
ment, as above contemplated, shall DO cnnsum.
mated, shall be met End provided for by said
Confederate States.
This Convention, entered into and agreed
to, in the city of Richmond. Virginia, on
the twenty fourth day Of April, eighteen
hundred and SiIty-onc, by Alexander il.
Stephens the duly authorized commissioner
to act in the matter for the said Confederate
States, ind John Tyler, William Ballard pres.
ton, Samuel Med. Moore. James P. Holccn,be.
james u. Bruce ard Lewis Z. H..y,e, psrties
duly authorized to ret in Ike manner for said
Commonwealth Of Virginia-the whole subject |
to the approval and ratification of tho
authorities Of both Governments
In testimony whereof. r.
have hereto set the'-
and year afH--
in dn-'
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,,e motion was agreed TO.

rue motion was agreeu 70.
Mr.. CoyRAD.-I move to amend that ordl.
nance by providing for the issue Of these notes
by q portion of the banks which | don't think
arc provided for in the ordinance as reported.
There arc q portion Of the banks called State
stock banks, that have these notes connterslgned
by the Treasurer, which are not contemplated,
I imagine, by that committee. nave to
amend the ordinance by adding the follow
ing
The banks whose issues are based upon a
pledge of State stock, lnay dispense with the
signature OF the Treasurer and issue such small
notes in the same way as the other banks
Mr.. FISHER Il trust / 1ill not oe the pieR'
sarc OF the Contention to adopt either the
ordinance or amendment.
| haze some experience, sir, as ID the effects
OF this shinplaster currency. On the Eastern
Sh ore Of Virginia &c never have been flooded
witt then: and wherever they circulated they
il 7c'Ntaalg drove from circulation gold and
SSS:ch! IRE the ordinary subjects
OH LA value in our count
go. ws had 3 perfect r'-
T sary affairs OF tho
with the
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VIRGINIA C7iI'EieAL RAILROAD.
WINTER AkRA HGEMENT.
#ss@s $3.50 $3.50 8: ss ah

~ and after Monday, November llth inst. tho Nau
~ and Passenger Trains will leave Rlchmoni Tor Cor.
louisville, Charlottesville and stanton daily Al So 4 n
conreciln5 with the q. a: A X. X. Passenger 1.,in -,
Gorhonsv!lle Tor Manassas aud [ iermedi4,r pu.:rs and a,
Charlottesville for l~.yachburr.
pct~eeh s!'uhtoh AIS! Jackson River thr Mall Tain
will be rrn tri-Y ee.ly. Leaving :i,uur.D on Tr,.t.n.
ihursusS; arc Sa'dri.::, AH Iac.,oa River on M,p.
days. "Wednesday. ana fri:a,.
Hartman & t!pwai stage Line r- Lexinr.0r cnn,-,,.
Win The Mall Train AID Isdgrs Stau?;nu on ,lunJ,yo
Wednesday. en- Friday, aadtic.Atr OF iu-,day. 1bu,s,'
days m SsIurt tys.
Hartman. Mason 1 Co. stare Linz Tor Wbi,s eu,rh,-
Le~'s'u!s, &C, contracts WIKI hi. Train On Tut,I,v,'
Tiiur.dsv. and saturday,.
!he h-:i'aT through frrlxh; Tor GorJoh5v;Te and mint,
West OF ti'rc lrtv-s h.chaiptd nj B. ia, p II. on sund.ro
,ctsaars ara iid:s'!hYS, tDi arriv-afr from the W,,r al
~ " nr SUNDAY " r,'ntsdays and Fri!aya.
. regular ~ fr-iril tram for tiordonsTtIlp md ,,I,,.
Est Ir-'r' G"'.S, Sundays "xcrpIrd at $50 4. ii.
EoF.S. IL. ID. "llrCUhB, Gr,.rvt sr,;
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

49, 49, -S~'N J-k1 VIII
CONSISTING IN part Of
- Bale, X sod . Browc S~aeet!rs:.
- oasa oiT"h Drills snt O-aacass:, Cd C-.lo.
fall line Of Bleached shi.,iac..
Blnched Drills and Je ,ns.
White. Red Tray anu Blue Flan-ei..
oi, : auI I ! British $40 4 u-ri IN Pr:.t.
Ennl BACK Z .gE.b Prints.
slack and S3!'r-d English Carfr,ch.
49,, cray Blue snd 1:eci. E". i,a. L-=J .s.E,-
Gray and s!ae Military CLOTHS saA Cashmere
54Gray f!rsios - So! cer...
t+Gray a.u Dra1 krraevs
Y. Gray Cloths (Crenchaw max
hItck, Z ur ana Gray Sa.!aets.
fLhcy Gas s!EereS and ye.iir...
".';e doo't'. IL great variety.
BhcE nnd Culied Colt n vrirci..
Fancy AMI Mourning Drts, Goa.
hicn CnlUrrd and Black silks.
Narcei1iLrs aud Liu!ug suks
Farmers ratins, various grais.
Black Alpacas, Bombazircs, ae.
Bone suspenier EuL,onJ.
hctti and AiiI,ary Eu.toG,.
BLACK ThT-aGs.
Res; spool Cotton.
Black and COlorrt Sewing sIe-.
IlCys'. h,iscry, Handse'ca!e,. A.; u.-i Fac
Shswli, Piano and Table ,o-c:f
Mrriuo ehI'rt and Drawers.
Lsnies' Cnlrr Wear.
D-mask', Tow.Iinss, S%eenns.. r;;o. Gaze La-o..
Also, i line 0! Velvet aaL D.us...s
UAKPETS.
OF he celebrated MAKE Of }. Crosby { Sen.
,lhFee'ply aud ln:rair Carpet: 81 th, II .r;fori ,D:;.-.
ell mae.
-, IS AMI 4 Pss5asr a55 st,ir d.
DTc.Ing.. Flo"r-Cloth', hugs, ma:r, tc,a.
Also, T. large lot G!
CURTAIN GOODS,
English Dsma.s and Broc.,eI,. Is, ...>L.
liz Curtains, I'D.
nt.lhs "een largely er2 sci u ~.ua7'ylrs C!7,h:s- .aa
1n'GE,h., o ne NY, ~ rch.nus SO ~.g:i..:v n@c "a
I'll hnd this sale rminrnty worthy NJ TIER att ,i-r. ,s:
f:eft bu'K OF our stJc- 'lns u. IA ~ CD, c,'Iy1g, rvs
10 Gth. m demand.
tTT Goods packed and d.Ev.r-1
inHA --'H'h On bsuseule iuLc , o.. - 'vgr-,.
. : los "ATE.:: e 1iCEtE,
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hhSI SO'lrN'Ss u '-Ot-iFs9.d.c" i. Tor Nhs'iI!s
AIcghrny-Jum-'M Montague.
Acknowledgements P. Tai!4fer.0.
hinemarle-RalrIr Coi-toR HEl j. \. ...:,.
Amhers,-whI;Iny Davies.
Accommodation T.. Hi,-.
AppGElr:ioN-S d. McU-arurs,
Aagu-:s-J. Baylor, i. L, Co.iGaE, Z '" bGrL-
Biaui-p. =. Hicks.
ETaSton--J. 3;cii. H"iy.
i~ied:Cr'i-f Frederick AlnsEaaEh. tsniai-i. vine,
Rrr~Srie;-Ehare, ;. Lee.
6ot:tDIri-Johu =. /. Kelly.
ru.kIusarU-Dr. Wm. 4. Mc,r!r..
b un.Sick-G- ". Jones.
CIris-WD. A. Wau.H.
Caiapbs!I-Jchn II. McCalf;;er, Robert R:vei,.
Charles City-Hicnsrd l.. WaIdeii.
ClarEe-J,ur. VI. uite.
CharIo:tr-A. 4. Lyle.
Cal oiine-lt. B. TuusiHli
CHrroIl-AlcH. II. Mitchell.
inestertsid-Alex Sims, II. CaIT:aStCu EaIl.s=
6uipegsr-lG 4. BrowU.
CuuDcrllpd.-J H!n.s W!l.on.
DinSiddle-Jo'. 6. BUissrau,
EsseI-Ihc.. L. Gurnett.
Fasqa!er-w. Z: Ga,ki':, c. MsL. Johnsrou.
f.huSlin-E. Q. Murphy.
frcderirk-R. ". Syunur, - Steel
Fioyd-JUttph Williams.
tluvsnra-Georgs =. Uo!m-u.
GruysoG-P. e.. iaIs.
Greens-Islac b. Blazer.
Hrerne,YIIi--Ja EI.ps.
G;les-Christ'an b Irck.
Gluucestrr-Jdsprr q. hughes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES v. PIrhsauis.
liaifa1-O. II. Csbani:s. J.'Ae. D. IIa~iiLs
IInuovrr bernard c. Pollard.
ldrGy-H. IL. Uh;oOlr.
ilrnr!co-W. F. u. Garrett, Ioha i. u.Chr,o.
Ecury-John r. Pedl2o.
Isle OF wisht-R 81. Cary
Janes Ciiy-P. A. Taylor.
rIerson.-Edsar NJ. Atsquita.
King Georse-A. ]. UsLuIn.
King ami ~Qucen-saruue! :. iIs;Eoou.
King Wiliam-L. Trsut.
Lsncs,ter-w. l.. G.. Mitchell.
Lre-Jane, N Venerable.
Loudoun-R. ~. peatlsy Jr, :. =. f,ndevea;s, Tro..
u. wrsnn.
Louis. 4. Hone.
LcueG~buTg-Gree 4. Wooi.
Madlson-IhorntG y. Berry.
NctlheHs-w. II. iiudsin,.
neutrality-suspicious. DruE w.:rht.
McDo~cli-joun u. Pa!ac.
Aonro=-John Tt.ny.
hUuIgoGery-lrs>s A. Ecci.
alnSelnond-u. Il. Kelly.
Nss jn-Wl. Is. Turner.
Neg Kent -Tn:%-i! ryIe:.
NtcholSs-b. y. rel .
Norfolk CeaL;y-E. Williamson.
Eorihsmpton-Eatasai.l5 Gosy.c.
Soiioway-Dr. \. Z. Cawpb-ll.
uranIe-J. 5. Row.
Page-John II Rosd.
PHtr!ck NJ. 7. L4w.tH.
PsGdletor-O. &. McLcns.
lair.
observation-disclosures. W. Tucker.
Prince EdEard-J. OVERLY.
Prince Grorgs-W. T. Smith.
Pr!uces, Ann--EG~sra Herbert.
Pu!Hskt-Wn a. L.ns
RappshanuucE-Tm. u. Miller.
Richmond Il. A. H~slixruou.
hoanoke-James y. McCopkcy.
ltorkoridEe-Anirsv = t;,eYon, Joun a. j,r5,,
RoesinshaG-W. J. 3l!!sr, john I. Keuur;. A.yr..
rpheus.
Rus.rll-Thouas a.. Garrett.
Shrnsndoah-W Vim. N. Siber,
Scoti-Crlsh fusate.
spo;sylvania-JUhn u. Smith
SOutnanpton-w. y. Briggs,
Smyth-Edward A. Scott. .
suiry-J. S. Clarke.
Sr-srx-R. E. Thornton.
Thr.%ei!-Thons. A. PEER /!
~Wsrren-George Petty.
We''nors!and-P. G. Huny.rIo.i.
=. Hoge. !
u. Baldwin. !
rtusricksburg-J. Is. as.e, /
Lynchburg-J. y. Gordon.
Norfolk City-DsvId D. Stone.
petersburS-James Boi.rtau
City-A. I. wili,us, u. Z. I.,i,, p
oOds. '''N'' FL
lhr Richmond Wing, the Dispatch ard The Examined. III,
rL'ik Day BOOK, Petersburg Express, L.yhch1rrr Re
ohesn, Frederic shurs Recorder, stauntop snrc:.tn-
d HARRISBURG kes!'irr Mil each publish III. abor. thrss
scm'-"eea!y, SEMI cop e. OF psre- containing H.. ,.r.
Ollie for settlement. Nov -.
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gE THE GOVERNORS nF v,IsGIyli.

- fiso~CLAhAI!D
~ nsHEAS L Vacancy has occurred IN ~. ;ro,.. 70
w Delegates OF Virginia, oc".siuJcd by &c d. 81:
MILAN IL. looE, tie DE -!ste v!r,. :roua :ar CO. Z, -
"s..i, 'He'e."ie, 'hr shcTI. u sad "cu.iy l. ~ !, u.
,'s'e''o"l ny law IN said cgu.ty, on M ;hIrd Tuval..
Deihs Tue Zi>t dtr 81 A"vru.o"s the pre:-u. u:cu.. ilrs
pelefate u" tltL- vIcnncy a:cie.A.d.
G!'rn unG-r ny aanG y. Governor. an u,t.
L."' Inc seal "i The IoraGIgaS~.!t!., q: hichmr.f. Al.
- 3i nnS ~ N"Yruihrr, .stI, AID in the y..c Of: ,.g
Commonwealth the eio eiy.sixlE
e. the Governor,
Nov G-Ctd.
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sne Of the first objects which should receive
sotion from the Congress at Richmond, is
PERMISSION CT duties pending the blockade.
taad policy and justice in u %entorprising
jacD, require that this encouragement
I'D DO extended.-C Charleston Courier.
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RANDOLfA D3ftsS It: II, 18Th. Tru..
- Tees Will elect, during Ihe approaching session OF the
,lrRihia Annual Conference, which will meet In Norfolk on
me zvtn November, a PROFESSOR 10 6l the Matchmaker
To enter upon his duties at the opening o, III. mex, trrn
10 VII, The sth February. Applicants will address Tier
eom'nunlcation Ess. WI. a. SMITH, President
Suv o-2w rapd,,nh 49,.
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I'foilcr
respectively.

rfopcr
respectively.
..c parties aforesaid
.. nauas md seals, the day
.esaid, and at the place aforesaid,
...,cate originals.
joins TYLER, Seal
WV BALLtSn rNr.roy. STAT.
). McD. MooRr, Seal.
JAMES ?. H~nLcoMuE, Seal.
JAMES g. BKrcr. Sal
LEWIS L. f~lAa"tE, Seal.
C"mGnlttcr uf the LGnyentIor.
ALEXANDER Fl. STEPHENS, Seal
Commissioner OF Confederate STATES.
ITO BE- CONTINUED.
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~,
-.s'r: hF hi. :sr;',,.

rni1P:' Professor. viii a.. I" 'H:tr.
.- \ INSTRUMENTAL CON- ~. 's'N,
~ CHURCH. -: .hi- city, ~ Tlrf~J,v r., ",
10y .'th. an "i-"h occasion viz De- rug, .r. -.
,!.;t!"r. Chorus. tr- nrS au.i ..jy.I,. 900. - =
'''>'irR. Davis, ~c,i.i.-, '''fs!
TIRE CONFEDERATE FLAG,
Ti.s,'s OTE DOLLAR.
~" - "i'n a, : Conccr: - c17;1i-r-e ;.
'' !":;!cu!J:i g. p:p2.amG..
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ER WANT ED. A Valuable POCKET PTS
~ iOL ~as found, -cu;. three w..Ls ,io,. l., ~. x.,s-
..'sGI " u H''e'' aid lett y; tina: time with the Clerk o.
'x iie'ri. NJ r~H>r having al yet applied fo- IL. !: !, now
- 70! t"riEe: Information apply 4: ikis OLcc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-08

HAVANA CIGARS.
Ia S'p,huJ i,HrarA Cigars.
GD 'u Imitation Cts ,rs.
.pO.Nvg Il rnan CHAR.
: Vdi Picts!es CigaTeto5, In yaD.
5.-l-
Snlace and P-rrique Tsb.t..
81 HUHn, Caret Wine.
~ Boxes Salad Oh.
For shiz oy q brr,
- Main street.
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oAACe 16lcIlhn'd aud P~-trr-bur: -. =. g..
nI-Il L.. LIZ u -. = -L--

W'TI'IrND, -, No. . =. ''p..
y consequence "f .te ,arsc aa:"a 3! . -. @jHi.Gc
l. which Is using pe'frrun"d ~ HI, o"U e - C-'-
erfueLt, the ce'ks in The .r-iear H.. 80; - ~; 70
tn" 10 collect bills OFT lie y: the il r"i y ne err
lore compelled TO rcqairr 10 !. all cLI-.s-="- >. roc so
c:iTed over lEI, :oad 81 ~ y.T tie Elos snou=t IT,: &c
THIN before they are de iTerel.
Thii ruiz Will be ra:cgc-iic ali 60 :.
Nov I'm = :. Nf.; ?, SEP.
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Odirr y: the Confederate States,
WAR TAI fUR VIRGINIA,

ifiIa hiioHin1 ilt 81 sPpola'ut5t. l., now published
4 with a view 20 Sire more immaculate information "a
the parties inter ested "a, welt rs the public gerernlr. IT..
bond. RAd Instructors TO ihe Coii.ctor5 have bera iGrwa Il.
vi by mai 10 them ~ tiIelr respective port Offices, when
Known, aud t. thrsr cou:t houses. /! unknown. Those
counties no. nnin.I IN iht It's, have failed TO make apple, -
lion, or iGT good re-sCn. are as yet Withheld frUm paD.ICl.
ton. II. 7, GARNErT
Eh,-i Collector 81 Confederate Wa: II. Tor rirs.....
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LIMOS INRA%T 3zc,
drahd lh' ?c:! ......-,. .... HI-. IA
rEeFEorlo" A%DA Az rHItcr op Ysr|,.ni'*~
III See programme.
GHs'h 'oCa. AID tS,rnuI;E--,
co EGEET,
Fof fhe b:I.,:, u the
il ." Il LI%D TuLIET9Es,
At TIE
AFRICAN CHCRCp
sldSoR G2Op|
And other
EOnt
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Knock No po,

u "
Fiea'e Knock Ne Down, sir.v NJ
. r"lsoA' brownlow does not seem I;k.lv ~ TO
e'eo asa candidate for maytyrdom. lie b.s NJ.
"y'ns ior months to provoke the CON. Go
sserate authorities to arrest him ,non Co
I's' Oh treason, but SO far they have re. vi
: % crafty him. lie now occupies q M. -
+ S''l'iaF 10 that of the negro in Cincinnati az,
I made his living by obtaiaine dam,nss ca:
suSa 'ae on'0 Courts Of such white men 10 cor
'u'u p'oS0ks - knock him down. after 10 las,
sea us supported for seine tine, IA tior
/ Himself in danger Of starvation on ..
IT of his inability to provoke a cor.
! no white m.u being disposed.
&. In this desperate stat,
pred gentleman" =
~ against q
3,oL e. lest at
T. % knock him
Of his fortunes, the
4 III one occasion ran yio-
zen dressed person, whom he
Z # Southerner. The assaulted indi.
. -..I, however, "a native Ohioan.) instead Of
& telling tho ~ssSailant to the earth, quickly turn
! cd oct Of bis way; upon discovering which the
i; negro complaiaingly asked, will n6o0ly knock
me down.
p Browniow is sorely vexed because he cannot
. set the Confederate authorities to punish him
4 for his reasonable words He cannot provoke
& them 70 knock him down!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-08
LARGE AND UNKESEavEp AUcYior
Y e G.

UHY EOGOS!
fs'AE f1Tia"r'h!p nov existing s-:varr &c rri,,.l,.
Il I'd "ii! sooa expire, ~ .!ni,ati-n. T..., y.s : ~
TIE Ia | IN. I near y ali OF ouE -! III : ar: IL ~ ,r-,.
mas G-'eFmlHtd Z, 20 Close, At Pa iic Auction naE.L: r..
rage, on 1cts3AT, .uTH No !Exs az, 20 'c coaIEL.4.c ca
day u Dag, IA oGT Store Ro,-,, ~. ~ Mrl, So, ken.
Bond, ~, the wuoir OF ~: Iarse All vAIg4ns s:,ut.f
.>.souAJie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-08

t'AC!7ANGE ON EyG:.Asc.-EYo~=, s.sI..
~ q %, acceptance. past u4..
rL>D,
s','" lays BIZ OF Loaaon, for .a;s b.
80. IT.. EDMU.D. n~aif:TJ.iI.r
NOTICE.
4 DIVIDEND ~ or" per cent. va t-s. cac'.red o.. IT.
"a Cnpi;"I STOCK 1i ih= isanoke Nav .y.cg Corapa.v
payable Oh dem and.
Soy n-:2'. e II TAE,":-s :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-08
An Interesuns Lincoln Document

We are indebted to the State Department 70,
the following proclamation, in the shape of q
hand5il, bearing the signature Of the com.
maoder Of the Lincoln forces in Hampshire
county. The pcrusal Of such document. mt
forth By this contemplate tool of the Northern
tyran., must arouse the deepest indignation of
every true hearted 'irglnian. Kelly isa Penn
syisanian' who came to Northwestern Viz.
ginis a few years since and married the daughter
OF a wealthy citizen of Wheeling. After re.
naming IN Northwestern Virginia for some
time, and making every thing he could out of
bis iather'in law and others. he resumed
his residence among the Abolitionists of his
native State. Last summer he returned to
North western Virginia in the character Of a
mercenary invader, and was the commander of
the Northern forcesat 'the battle Of Phillippi."
In that affair he recei4ed a gentle admonition,
IN the shape Of a ball sent somewhere into his
/ oeoy. If his reward is but equal to his deserts,
ne Will be the recipient in bis next action with i
lshe rebels" Of 8 more 2scis:ee compliment At
stheir hands:
! The Cnnar n're couhty..and h
Z Nv ob;,., j., A''onne. I,
sssnrsncs 49,, Aoasesslng you is to give you e
suraoso 20 'aa' | come among you not for the NJ
se,tion IN NJ S rouN you, OUT for your pro. u,
',sh,s' CIVIL social and po. N
aaTn;,ai So, asie, oacRea oy the forces of the N
s,ons.,s o.a'es' 70 protect you in the rights OF bo
Fsscs:nI ss wen as person, so long as you are RI
+ ,be 1;n;tod St, .nu .oyal to the government IN,
Sas aud so we'll nro,es.oJ nag OF which has so ov,
sids Of which Won bsna IT, ou' ana under the the
S Ru nave lived long, happy and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23
THE GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.

MnIEDGKvurs, Ga, Jan. %, 1851.
number OF resolutions offered and adopted, in
claling the following
Ono appointing committee Of sixteen TO report the
power Of the Convention 10 reduce the number Of
bers OF the Legislature.
Another that Georgia win demand her share OF the pub
hc property.
Another pIedgng the state 70 pay tho carriers FIR
transporting the mails in future.
Another ins,rucing the committee 70 report an ord
nance authorizing Council OF Safety.
Six delegates entered their protest against the ord
Of secession but pledged their lives their fortunes
and their honor in the defence Of Georgia against coer
eion and invasion.
An ordinance was offered declaring all white persons
the State the time Of The adoption OF the ordinance o
secession citizens without regard 10 their place OF na
y or the length of their residence in tho state. Re-
ferred.
4 long letter presented from the Postmaster Of
Savannah detailing tho evils Of change the present
postal affairs
An ordinance adopted providing for the execution
passed by the federal courts for the
ton Of processes issued by the same courts and pre-
serve the Indictments
An ordinance offered and made the special order
for tomorrow, continuing in force all the federal Laws
in reference 10 the African slave trade. II will be
nimously adopted
Hon. Vim. J. yason was appointed Commissioner to
Louisiana
General sandford was appointed Commissioner TO Texas
The proceedings to-day in the Convention were in
torestng.
Tho gallery was open to vsiters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23
SEIZURE OF ARMS FOR THE SOUTH.

Information received at the First precinct station
house yesterday afternoon that quantity Of firearms
we're being shipped on board the steamship Monticello,
ct pier IL North river, for Savannah, Ga. Sergeant
Denton Immediately communicated the facts to superin
ende Kennedy and asked for instructions relative to
the affair.
Mr., Kennedy ordered him to proceed on board with
squad Of and take possession Of the property, and
search the for whatever articles Of aontaband
character he could lay his hands on.
The sergeant promptly obeycd the instructions Of hs
superior officer, and seized twenty eight cases OF mer
chandisc marked D. II. s. which had already been put
on board. Ten cases marked in similar manner, wero
found the pier which also taken possession OF.
The cases were found to contain msskess, Of which
there were e50 In all They were stamped Windsor
with the British crown, but Judging from their appear
anco they supposed to have been altered In this
country.
Twenty eight OF the cases were marked diamond D.
II. s., Montgomery, Ala, and the balance diamcnd L.
All efforts to End out who shipped the cases proved
futile.
-Four kegs. whcb we're supposed to contain shot
proved, W 0psns v sspAn nsthps but sos 81 0nins