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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

Mr.. Hunton introduced resolution declaring
that it is against the dignity of this assembly
to ballot while members are making inquiries as
to candidates.
The Char ruled this decision out of order, on
the ground that this joint assembly is body
constituted for specific purpose, to wit the cleo
ton of officers; that 1t is not legislative body;
but that all matters in the nature of a rule like
the present, should enanate from the Senate and
the House in the usual form
Mr. llunton argued that every body must of
necessity have right to preserve ORDER and he
proposed only to exercise this right by resoln-
ton decorative of the sense % this body. lie
did not ask joint rule, nor any technical legis-
lative action therefore he did not propose to ask
the distinct action Of the Senate and House.
Mr. Hubbell was Inclined to sustain the Chair
but to give time for deliberations moved 10 lay
the appeal upon the table; agreed to.
Be,,ningfon County.
for the jail at Bennington
John o. Roberts, Darwin Andrews NJ b. Goodwin, Commits
sioHers for the Jad at Manchester.
IyYndsor County.
Salmon F. Dutton Judge Of Probate for he district Of Hd
Orleans Comfy.
1nn w Ci1 Assistant Judges Of the County Court
Hubbard Ila:l,nss, f,asPatsh, Sheriff
Sins Seas, Coventry, high BGiiP.
John l.. Edwards, Derby, States .qtoraey.
Isaac N. Cushman, Judge Of Probate.
faisSiOHtrS
Adjourned to Wednesday next, P M, and
the Senate withdrew.
Senate Bills To extend the charter Of the
Woodstock Bank referred to the committee on
Banks. To procure records of charters OF
townships, grants of land, &c, issued by au-
thorlty of the State OF New Hampshire refer
| red to the Judiciary committee. In relation to
circusses and other exhibitions; ordered 10 Sd
reading.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

Melancholy Deaih-Mr. Edwin C. Carpenter
of Mddebury, young man about % years OF
age, and conductor on the freight train on the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad, fell from the
cars on Thursday night about o'clock, within
half a mile of the depot at Vergennes. Tho
night was dark and stormy, and MIR. Carpenter
was not missed until the train reached the Yer
gennes Depot. The passenger train soon came
IN from Brandon, and some OF the men took Ian
terms and passing back over the road, they found
the body Of Carpenter lying upon The track, his
breast directly the rail, and literally crush
ed by the trains which had passed over him.
HIS remains were conveyed to his bereaved
mother aud sisters on the following morning.
Mr. Carpenter was young man Of rare and SUI
perior business qualifications, aud bore an un-
blemlshed reputation Tor Integrity and good NOR.
ais; and the generous and noble manner in
which Tor many years lie sustained the relation
OF trother aud son, are said 10 have been IN the
highest degree audable aud praiseworIhy. FER
gtnnes permonter
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Of the inhabitants Of Dununerston; against the
petition, and that the petitioners have leave to
withdraw their petition; adopted.
Adjourned.
SENATE. p. NJ.
Reports. BY Mr.. Parker from the committed
on rules an alteration of the LIST rule, acd an adj
dtiona rule for the choice eff seats adopted.
BiHs.--By Mr. Hazen, addition to several
acts relating to divorce; referred TO the judiciary
committee.
Mcssrs Bigelow, Tufts and Town were APP
pointed CO nmiltee on the Slavery resolutions.
The select committee on the resolutions on
the subject of the tariff, was appointed, consist
inc of Messrs ColUurne, Weston and Robinson.
Petition OF Joel Lyman, for division of the
town of Dover; referred to the Senators Of Wind
ham County.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced the following select
Committee on the reference of so much of the
Governors message as relates to slavery:
Messrs. Cushmun, Rice, Henry, Markham and
Cheney.
REPORTS From the committee on Roads, that
the bill for the amendment OF the Charter of the
Flichburgh and Brattlcboro Railroad, ought to
pass. From committee on banks, that the bill
for the increase Of the sock of the Starke Bank
ought to pass both ordered to be engrossed and
read the Sd time. From the same committee,
that the bill for the charter OF Bank at st. AL
bans Bay, ought To pass on motion OF Mt Pang-
born laid on the table. From the Judiciary
committee, upon the resolution for abollshing the
office Of reporter, that no such action is called Tor
at this session. From the committee 10 make
up the grand list, that they had had no action OIL
the bill 10 tax perpetual leuses and begging to
be discharged from the same and the same was
referred 10 the Judiciary committee. From the
General committee, that the bill TO amend nn
act altering the names Of certain persons named,
ought to pass ordered 10 be cngrossed. BY the
same, to be discharged from the resolution on
The Washington monument, and 1t was referred
10 the committee OF ways and means.
Petitions. OF Liberty Wilder, Geo. E. Rice,
Rufus Lyman, Joseph Pike and others, for set
ing off certain parts OF Somerset To this the
rcnonStrance of I.lban Jones and others was
offered and all the papers referred 10 select
COMMITTEE of the members from Windham Co.
OF w. Ii. Jones and others for plank road
from Somerset to Benuiugton referred to the
committee on Roads.
Bills By Mr. Woodbridge for the incorpora
ton of the ChamplaIn Rlii way Company; re-
lerrod to committee on Roads.
The Senate came in, aud the joint Assembly
balloted for Reporter OF The decisions of the Su-
p,eme Court with the following result:
Whole number OF vutes, 255
Peter II. W ushburu, 137
Oraoel II. Smith, 33
l.. h. Chittenden. as
Scattering,
Mr. Wushburn was declared elected, and the
Senate Withdrew, and the House adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

For California. company of thirteen
persons lett this city on the 18th Instant, for Cali
liornla. Their names are as follows: George
w. Roberts, Lucius +. Smith, Henry e. East
man, 4. Squires, Charles Flower, Quartus Bel
lows, Geo, Fisher, Jr., Samuel Drake, Franklin
Dunshee, J. w. Benham, ii. V. Spooner, G. IL.
Smith, and William Wright. Another party
will leave in November. = Vergennss Vermonier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

Mr.. Pierce of Mortified,
King of East Montpelier,
Mr.. Gilkerson of Barnet,
Leach of Kirby,
Mr.. Cutler of Highgate,
Stone of Bakersfield,
Mr.. Randall of Eden,
Shaw of Elmore,
Mr.. Evans of Barton,
Frost of Newport,
Mr.. Silsby of Lunenburgh,
Stevens of Maidstone.
Mr.. Gordon of Grand Isle,
Hill of Isle La Mott.
GEM RAJ COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Pangborne of Burlington,
Lathrop of Arlington,
Newton of Newfane,
Gray of Middletown,
Cotton of lIartland,
Jones of Cornwall,
Hyde of Chelsea,
Hall of Plainfeld,
Moore of Danville,
Leavens of Berkshire,
Noyes of Hydepark,
Collier of Derby,
Aldrich of Brighton,
Butler of Alburgh.
Distributing COMMITTEES.
MIR. Field of Brandon,
Whitney of Stamford,
Dutton of Dummerston,
Walker of Springfield,
Atwood Of Ripton,
Grow of Topsham,
Hurlbut Of Huntington,
Sampson of Roxbury,
Lyford of Cabot,
Bullard of Swanton,
Phelps of Belvdere,
Grow of Salem,
Morrill, of Canaan,
Mooney of North Hero.
ON THE STATE PRISON.
Mr.. Sabin of Georgia,
Smith of Berlin,
Walston of Williston,
Harlow of Windsor,
McGafiey of Lyndon.
on REVISION.
Mr.. Streeter OF Barnard,
Rankin of Warren,
Hyde of Chelsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
THE LEGISLATURE.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.

JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES
UNDER TnE FIFTH JOINT RULE.
Mr.. Chondler,)
Weston, Of The Senate.
" Parker, a
Mr. Converse of Woodstock, I
= Hubben Of l'airia,,nu of the House.
Hatch Of STAFFORD.
on Nils.
Mr. B%1I0; @asssss's
Mr.. Hall of Pittsford, IL. H.,
Sanderson of Milton, " "e rouse
on JOINT RULES.
Mr. W WosdS. Of the Senate.
Avail Smith Of Of weston Of the House
ON THE LIBRARY.
Mr. F FiSS, }er ns'senp'o
Mr.. Vail of Montpelier,
y Williams ms & Of Rutland the House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
STANDING COMMITTEES OF
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
on RULES.
Senator Parker chairman,
Weston,
Royce.
on FINANCE.
Senator June, chairman,
Danforth and
White.
on THE JUDICIARY.
Senator Chandler, chairman,
Royce, and
Parker.
on CLAIMS.
Senator Weston, chairman,
Hgzen, and
Wold.
ON EDUCATION.
Senator French, chairman,
Rice, and
Robinson.
ON AGRICULTURE.
Senator Colburn, chairman,
Walker, and
Bigclow.
on MANUFACTURES
Senator Stanley, chairman,
Foster and
Carpenter.
on ELECTIONS.
Senator Wead, chairman,
Kidder, and
Thomas.
on MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Senator Crowley, chairman,
Wilmarth, and
Mclean.
on ROADS.
Senator Hobrook, chairman,
Tufts, and
French
ON BANKS.
Senator Dean, chairman,
Stanley, and
Platt
ON LAND TAXES.
Senator White, chairman,
Crawford, and
Chamberlain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

Correction. The report by MIR Pangborn, Of
the General committee, was not to be discharged
on the subject of the Washington Monument,
but in favor of the Monument.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
STANDING COMMITTEES OF
THE HOUSE.

or RULES.
Mr.. Williams of Rutland,
Converse of Woodstock,
Hubbol of Fairfax.
on ELECTIONS.
Mr.. Phelps of Townsherd,
Allen of Middlebury,
Blodgett Of Randolph,
Cutler Of IIighgate,
McGalfey Of Lyndon,
Hoves Of West Haven,
Randall Of Eden.
OF WAYS AND MEANS.
Mr.. Wentworth Of Rockingham,
Nash of New Haven,
Rice of Som erset,
Mattocks of Pcacham,
Bailey Of Poultney.
on MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Nash of New Haven,
Wentworth of Rockingham,
Merritt Of Sudbury,
Gaige of BRISTOL
Jones Of " ndhaln.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE,
Mr. Williams Of Rutland,
Converse of Woodstock,
Hubbell of Fairfax,
Deune of Cavendish,
Butler OF Jamaica.
on CLAIMS.
Mr.. Colby of Salisbury,
Bates Of lrasburgh,
Smith of Weston,
Wright of Shoreham,
Cree of Wheelock.
on ROADS.
Mr.. Deane of Cayendlsh,
Tcnny of Newhury,
Chamberin of Weathersfeld,
-
Hastings Of Craftsbury.
ON BANKS.
Mr.. Woodbridge of Vergennes,
Clarke of Manchester
Greene of Sheldon,
Moulton Of Waterford,
Hatch of Suaflord.
ON MANUFACTURES.
Mr.. Newman OF Brattleboro,
Henry of Bennington,
Pinney of Greensboro,
Dickerman Of ST. Johnsbury,
Fuller of Montgomery.
ON AGRICULTURE.
Mr.. Morse of Shelburne,
Reed of West Windsor,
Munson of Wallingiord,
Holbrook of Bloomfield,
Bates of S. SALISBURY.
ON LAND TAXES.
Mr. Denison of Guildhall,
Markham of Sherburre,
Wiley Of Waterville,
Allard Of Newark,
Putnam Of Albany.
ON EDUCATION.
Mr.. Newton of st. Adams,
Carr of Castleton,
Howard of Ihetiord,
Sheldon of Rupert,
Dixon Of Underhill
TO MAKE UP THE GRAND LIST.
Mr.. Raymond of Bridg, water,
Hunton of Bethel,
Mr.. Batchelder of Peru,
King Of Sunderland,
Mr.. Butterfield of Grafton,
Miner of Dover,
Mr.. OTIS of Dandy,
Jennings of Hubbardton,
Mr.. Strong of Addison,
Gage Of Bristol,
Mr.. Foster of Tunbridge,
Martin of Wlllianlstown,
Mr.. Tutte of Essex,
Allen of WestlOrd,
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tOattb,nan & State 1onrnal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS so cash in advance $500 if payment I, not
made IN ndvonce; always charged from the end
Of the year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

1t is truism which is wotl bearing in mind,
that man is something taller by holding up his
head.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

sen,atives, on condition suchlists shall not cost
over SIS; passed
Reports. OF the commissioners to report
general law in relation 10 Manufacturing and
Railroad Companies accepted and laid the
table, and 800 copies ordered TO be printed Tor
The use of the Honse. Of committee of the
members from Wlndham county, on the petition
of The inhabitants Of Dunmerston; against the
petition, and that the petitioners have leave to
withdraw their petition; adopted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

P.S. have omitted TO mention any big lump
stories, as you have doubtless heard enough Of
them already.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

n N BALES Grenobe and Marseiles Walnuts 10
bags tlberts 10 do Pecan Nuts; 10 do African Pea
Nuts 10 do Palm Nuts; 10 boxes Preserved Cron, and
lOtralls Datesa fresh and in good order-receved and
for sale by ]. NJ DELCAMPO,
Cary door Rowlett & Colquitt, Ship Brokers
au7
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

TEN MORE PIANO FORTES.--By the schr
i Westover and recent arrivals have received TEN of
Worcesers elegant PIA NO FORTES, rendering my as
sortment the largest and most commanding offered
in Virginia
To purchasers, and those in want Of superb Instruments
beg to say, that the Judgment of the public amateurs
and Of distinguished professors have settled the question:
that there is no riSque or experiment. in purchasing
of WOfceSter'S instruments.
My prices and terms will be found as fair and as liberal
as can be obtained in any Of the Northern cities
Orders from the country will meet prompt attention,
and be executed the entire satisfaction of purchasers
Prices range from $2l5 to $500 A. MORRIS,
jy IL Successor to Drinker d Morris
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11
DLAKE,s PATENT FIRE AND WATER

DLAKE's PATENT FIRE AND WATER
ID PROOF PAINT, OR ARTIFICIAL SLATE
An extraordinary substance, found in OF rock in
Sharon, near Akron Ohio, which forms artificial slate
or covering preerableo any other for roofs of houses
whether made of shingles matched boards n zinc sheet
iron, or thick paper,
When mixed with Lnseed Oil in sufficient quantity to
form thick paint after few months exposure becomes
perfect slate, protecting whatever is covered from the
action OF the weather and fire
For railroad and buildings and, indeed for any pur
pose where an understandable covering needed it will be
found invaluable.
For covering the ends OF houses with ordinary pain
which exposed TO the weather. and for preventing
dampness from soaking through the walls will be found
better than any other paint It cheaper than lead and is
infinitely better for the purpose for which 1t is recon-
mended
The proprietor was in this city few months since with
specimens, and then received hatterng Communications
from the press, and others.
Certificates of value in the hands OF the subscribers
open to the inspection OF those who wish TO use it,
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

PEQUiSllIONS.-LO LOUISA RAIL ROAD
NJ Subscribers to the Eastern Extension will pay in
addition to the unpaid calls Of March, April and May,
winch amount to O per share the of $15 per share
Subscribers to the Western Extension will pay either
INTO the Bank OF Virginia at Richmond, the Farmers
in addition the sums heretofore called for and remain
ing unpaid the Of dollars per share on the LIST day
OF June and five dollars per share the st day Of july
By order of the Board
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

IUL'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA-
Just TO hand per schr Greenway, II dozen OF this supe
nor preparation OF Sarsapala pronounced by those who
have used IT. TO be the very best article of the kind the
market for sale by DOVE IL ISAACS
e 6 A rao+a f,r p ohpoon1
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11
EUM ELASTIC MACHINE BETTING &

~ UNI ELASTIC MACHINE Betting e.
~ PACklNG.-Our assortment of Goodyears Ma
chime Betting Is complete, Of almost all sizes Or
ders received for intermediate Sizes such as we have not
and any article of this manufacture
supply OF Packing for steam joints, for sale BY
WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & co
NH II Agents for the Manufacturer
HEAN MARIE FARINA COLOGNE.-Tbe
a. subscriber has just received direct from the importers
one Us DOZEN Jean Marie Farina Cologne which
he warrants to be genuine
ROBT. R. DUVAL, Druggist,
/ ~ q Under American Hotel Richmond Va
TWENTY THOUSAND CIGARS the most
l. cnoice brands, viz: Victoria, Golden Lures, Seme-
rames and Laranagos; all warranted to be the genuine
article, Just imported and for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA
y25 n o 1863, opposite the Banks
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

styles
Blue Lustrng Ribbons, No to g. &c &c
Which we offer for sale very low
Jy 81 KENT, KENDALL e. ATWATER
EN- EDIES for Diarrhea, Dyspepsia Cholera Nor
M bus Summer Complaint, &c
James Carmnative Balsam
Demands Cholera Medicine
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Billings Celebrated Remedy
Blackberry Syrup
The above excellent remedies for the prevailing diseases
OF the season may be confidently relied on For sale by
le ~ DOVE & ISAACS.
. EADY MADE SKIRTs.--A lot of ready made
HI Shirts OF different qualities,
Linen Collars
Cotton and linen Drawers
Cravats, Scarts and Stocks
Pocket Handkerchief
Hair and tooth Brushes
Gloves, Socks &c, &c
JAMES 6. CHENERY
~ %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

a NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK-
- HOLDERS OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD
COMPAN Y The annual meeting of the Louisa Rail
road Company will take place at Louisa Court House on
I'd day OF August next As usual the stockholders will be
ented to Tree ticket in going and returning from said
annual meeting JOHN GARRETT
Y3-t2dAu Secretary and Treasurer B D Dennt.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

XN BoOTWRIGHT, JR. has just received
w . LOT OF very cheap Goods-Calicoes Of superior
quality, st CENTS curtain Calico do do, Ct cents black
and white dress do do cents; Irish Linens very cheap;
superior twisted silk Mtts Cottons yard wide, at 81
cents 200 pair OF country knit Socks at 10 cents for sale
the OF lst and Broad Streets No 235. Call soon
EREsH DRY GOODS.--By various arrivals we
Il receiving striped and plaid Cambrics; plain, plaid
and striped usns long and dress Whalebones; one case
linen Bobbins, all Nos Hooks and Eyes, etc. etc; to
which we invite the attention OF the trade
y23 KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

HkACON HAMS casks canvassed Hams, receIv-
ID ing by steamboat and tor sale.
A
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

VWT ANTED.--We wish to purchase smart, actv
Wv boy, with good qualities, for house servant; on
from IS to 20 old would be preferred Apply to
~ z R. WHITFIELD & SON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

- arrivals from Liverpool we are recevino our Spring
supply OF CHINA and EARTHENWARts; and from
the factories at the North we are receiving large and
together with complete stock of Looking glasses Cas-
tors, fancy Goods, &c.
Country merchants and city dealers respectfully in
vled to call and examine our stock
SFEBBINS, DARRACOTT & G.
NH "a 1Ol Broad street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

VII Sole Agents
VHINSLEY II BRYANT are now receiving and
Il offer for sale
IS hhds P Rico and ST Croix Sugars
80 hhds, N. O. Sugars
IS packages suar's loaf crushed pulverizsd and
clarified Sugars
$50 bags Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffee
80 boxes Adamantine Candies
80 halt boxes HulPs do
so do do Elknton's do
90 boxes Elkinton's Soaps
300 do 8xl0 and l0xl2 Glass
100 Grind Stones
$50 barrels new No, Mackerel
70 hhds. Bacon Sides
so bbls Cider Vinegar
100 bags Shot, assorted sizes
40 bbls. Tanners Oil
10 do bleached Solar Oil
10 do PnOl
500 leams Wrapping Paper
$50 do Letter and Fooscap do
100 dozen Painted Buckets
80 bbls. Copperas
40 bags Pepper and Ginger
tons American Steel
3 do Hoop Iron
Salt Petre Soda, SalEratus Candle Wick
Iwine, Putty, Masons Backing, Indigo. Nader
Alum, EPSON Salts Cigars etc, etc
All which they are disposed to sell cheap y26
NUsT received supply Of 3dy cut NAILS, Northern
- manufacture, extra quality, for sale.
ap II THOS A. RUST.
Is sale. supply assorted KINDS Tor
je II THoS A RUST
SIUAHl'S LOAF SUGAR saIfORIERs &c.
| - Stuarts Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
London Porter pints and quarts
Java and Mocha Coffee
Gunpowder Teas, from common 10 superior
| Otard and Hennessey Brandy
| Holland Gin Of extra quality.
| For sale by EDMOND & DAVENPORT
le IL
4 40 &kGkSk LBS Todd's and Wilson's SUI
AVUsSINISJ perior family BACON, for sale
on the most reasonable terms
yi4 JAS. WINSTON.
40. 900 In t6N a Ms. 3oRE ls 5r 5 .ss HA
| jy Ia JAS. WINSTON
HENRY'S AROMATIC VINEGAR.-Hen.
N rvs Aromatic Vinegar (Engsh) the best imported,
| a valuable article, for sale by
| PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
| aul 90 Main street, corner l4th
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

nGh BASKETS pure Marseilles Olive Oil, Of
AOU the best quality, received and for sale by
]. NJ DELCAMPO,
Cary St, next door Royvlet & Coeutt Ship Brokers'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11
BlREss GOODS. DRESS GoODS.-I bav

nREsS GOODS, DRESS GoODS.-I have
~ still hand very desirable stock of Dress Goods
say Prints, Ginghams, Linen Berages and Bingham
Lawns Muslns and Organizes white and coloured dotted
Musins plains Tissues handsome figured Tissues and Be
RACES AS it is now late in the season, disposed to
sell them at and below cost. have very pretty lot of
cambria and Swiss Edgngs and Inserngs Isle and thread
Edgings &c J. G. CHENERY
Jy IL Opposite Depot,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

pEOWNss CANTHARIDINE BLISTER.
- ING TISSUE:-This elegant vescating Tissue,
which owes Its bieterng properties solely Cdntardine
has been In extensive use for several years
many advantages the common blstering ointment
producing perfect vescaon, and the most delicate and
sensitive constitutions, does sranguary or any
surrounding inflammation for sale by
RO R. DUVAL, Druggist
iy IA Under American Hotel Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

q HAMPAGNE.-We have received another lot Of
u that very superior Signot Wine, quart and pint
bottles; This Wine comes to us from C. E. Habicht
Esq, French Consul New York, who receives direct
from the Province OF Ay We hope to be regularly sup
piled with this article and trial Of il is all we ask
my 81 JOHN WOMBLE q CO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11
aHASH WANTED.-CLO THING- NOVICE

Gentlemen in want OF good quality of ready made
Clothmg cheap TOR cash, will please bear mind that the
senior partner of the fashionable Clothing House of Keen
Chies d Co. lo2 Main street, Is always at the North
experimenting our own mandatory looking out for bar
galns buying goods for cash. and making up good work
expressly for the Richmond trade"
Gentlemen look at the above, and if we have not
great advantages for selling goods cheap. Come to No
luz with cash. KEEN, CHILES & co,
Late Keen & Co
IN took ,larr Call ol-oo
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

STOCK FOR SALE.=-$5oOO City per cent; 5000
- LANES Jams River and kanawha guaranteed BY State Of
and Va, in suit purchasers at the market rate
G. w. PURCELL & Co,
y Ia Stock and EXCHANGE Brokers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

On ANTONINE.--A new chemical preparation con
- tanning the active principle of Wonnseed, recon-
fuge and from the smaness of the dose and its nspdtv
very easy OF administration children It has been sue
cesfuy employed by many Physicians OF Northern cities
supply lust received, for sale by
ALEX DUVAL, Druggist
lie Is l47 NIaip Straat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

NNGLIsH FLUID BLACKlNG.-We Keep on
Ia hand supply Of the above, of the old established
concern of Day & Martin, which, with half the labor,
Brightest Japan vamsh affords peculiar nourishment to
the leather, is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell
and in minute produces the most brilliant lusre For
sale by DOVE & ISAACS.
Also, an assortment of superior Shoe Brushes
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-11

pACKING YARN, for Engines coils, receiv-
IL ing for sale by
au7 JOHN ~ GORDON e. SON