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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET
THE CHoLERA.--Duringt the prevaence Of mi

THE CHOLERA.--During the prevalence of this
much dreaded epidemic, every precaution should be
taken which experience has proved be efficacous-
Next to cleanliness OF person, it is admitted that
nothing is SO essential as pure atmosphere especially
IN our DWELLINGS, and there cannot be doubt but that
HUNDREDS HAVE DIED,
who, by taking proper produce this effect might
perhaps have been now living The most agreeable and
effective dsniectng agent known, and which will
prevent contagion in all cases, is
JULES HAUEL'S AROMATIC VINEGAR
1t viii immediately purify the atmosphere of the most
confined apartment, and persons visiting the sick may
escape conagion by nhalng sprnkling few drops
upon their persons 1t also affords instant reefin Head
ache Rheumatic Pain, &c. 1t agreeable Dentrce
delightful wash, and may be used in the bath with the
most beneficial results 1t also disspaes the languor
and iantness consequent upon excessive heat. 1t
eves the pain and fatigue attendant upon excessive
cular exeron and in sea-sickness ii is productive of
the happiest effects as it Immediately relieves the ex-
hauston which attends that most dsagreeabe malady
Asktor
JULES HAUELS AROMATIC VINEGAR,
Prepared only by JULES HAUEL,
100 Chestnut St, A doors below 4th Philadelphia
For sale by Alex. Duval, Gaynor & Wood H. j. Mil
Ter, K; X. Dnyal, Dove & lsaacs, A Leslie and S. NJ
Aachrlsson q 20. no26-dlw
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
The Alleghanu Summit Lerel.

In order to clear our decks of all documentary
matter, before the Legislature and Congress are
upon us, we insert to-day long and interesting
extract from the report of Major Gwynn, the Chief
Engineer of the James River and Kanawha Com
pany. The letter, which this extract embraces,
trorl one of the most eminent engineers of Penn
sylvana, ought to satisfy the most hestatng on
the subject of the practcabiity of feeding summit
levels by means of reservoirs.
Much additional information of the same char
acter with that furnished by Mr.. Roberts, might
readily be obtained from the engineers or other Off
GERS OF different canal companies in Ohio, Ind
ana and Illinois, and we know of no subject as tc
which the public would probably be more pleased
to possess accurate knowledge.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

HE PREsBYTERIANs ON SLAvERY-The action Of
Inc Presbyterian General Assembly New School which
met In Philadelphia the past summer has elected The
qowng acton IN the strong antisayery region of the
hnois resolutions were passed approving the eonrse o
The Rey o. Bassett, its Representative in the late
General Assembly recommending the exclusion Of slav
holders from the pull pit and the communion tshleds
approving the pursued by the General Assemble
and declaring the formal withdrawmen of the Presby
terry from that body he subject of slavery was taken
vile, and paper was reported by the committee Of
bills and oyertures declaring slavery SIM End the ac-
tlon OF the late General Assembly in reference to this
matter SO unsatisfactory, that the Synod OF Illinois ought
Inns report and declaration referred by the synod
70 committee. majority OF whom reported against
me adoption OF it. Alter much discussion, however
the resolution was adopted still binding the cbyrcb IT,
this connection, with the ardent hope that it NAV be- in
moral evil '1' s'ea
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
MAYORS COURT-YEsTERpAy.

Jack Peasants, negro fellow, yesterday ordered
to be punished for very unprovoked assault committed
his wife He was also required to enter into recog-
nizance for his good behaviour
Isaac, hired to the Franklin Paper Mill was arragned
before his Honor on two separate charges on the first
charge, that of stealing from George Ophin pair Of
Shoes he was ordered to receive the full punishment fol
such offences On the second charge, for stealing two
half reams OF paper, he also ordered to be chas-
tsed. The paper belonged to the Belvidere Paper Mill
Company.
Bill Hill, slave, hired to Shield Saunders, taking
fancy to pair of pants belonging to Michael Slick
proceeded to help himself to the same This proceed
ing not suting the business notions Of Mr. S. he wish
ed equivalent that gentleman tried to stop Bill who
turned upon Mr., S. and gave him several blows. Bill
ordered to be punished the full extent of the law
provided for in such cases
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

TaE GREAT TUBULAR BRIDGE-The Liyerpoo
Times says ION Monday afternoon, the final III Of
the Britannia tube took place at O'clock the permanent
level of 100 feet above hgh-water mark navlno heen
successfully attained on Saturday, when lis ultimate ee
Walton was enthusiastically hailed from all parts OF the
additional hoist Of three feet had to be made, and was
indspensaby important enable the engineers
in the operation JOIN the great tube TO the end or and
tubes before laying it down It's permanent bed plates
and rollers, which will have to be placed beneath it,
This process OF adjustment will occupy three weeks"
This bridge the Straits OF Menai and is one
OF the most slupendous works Of modern artl
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

FLoGGING IN THE NAvy.-A paragraph has beer
going the rounds OF the press, and which was epub
shed in the Republic, yesterday, through nadvertence
stating that tortytour thousand, eight hundred ana
thirty laShes had been inflicted board the United
States ship Independence during trip we have the
most unquesonable authority say it is without toun-
datlon. The citation OF Commodore Stewart as au-
hority for the statement alike gratuious use of his
name, we'll piece OF gross injustice to the officers
who had charge OF the independence during the trip in
question. -Republc.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
w III CN CIV N N,
Chief Engineer J. Il. and X. Co.

In confederation of this assertion we have the con-
iesson OF the president of the Baltimore and Ohio
company, October 9Th, ls49, page Is, he says
The advantages of water transportation for articles
OF heavy bulk cannot be too highly estimated, and is
believed that the EaDeI on the Ohio river, by steam
judging from the experience of our own waters, will
never be materially diminished by other and more direct
lines OF communication by railroad The cost OF trans
poltatlon from Cincinnati to Wheeling, would not ex-
the entire distance" ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
RUSSIA AND TURKEY

The regular mails ofthe Caledonia were received
in New York Monday night, and with them the
London Times of the morning of the 10th inst
The following extract from the Vienna cores
pondence of tue Times, under date the 9TH inst,
contains the statement which was forwarded to US,
through the telegraph, by our regular correspon-
dent, and published in our paper of Wednesday
morning.
My letter of the 2lst of October communicated the
important Intelligence, that the Emperor of Russia had
consented to withdraw his claim for the extradon Of
his subjects who were implicated in the Hungarian re-
bellion. am at present enabled to inform YOU that the
matter is definitely concluded the Porte having pledged
itself to keep in safe custody, in one or more of the
Turkish foresses all those refugees whose names may
be mentioned by the Russian and Austrian Governments
and Immediately to Danish the others-probably with
the exception Of those who may in the meantime have
embraced the Mahometan religon-irom the Turkish
Territories. Ut course, this perfectly authentic news,
completely conutes all the ridiculous reports according
to which, Kossuth, and OF his colleagues are al
ready their way 10 join Messrs. Pusky and Teleky
IN England"
We have frequently observed that the Vienna
correspondent Of the Times appeared to possess
remarkable means of obtaining authentic nforma.
ton, and the present very important statement de.
rlves plausbiity from the latest accounts received
from Widen, where the unfortunate refugees
from Hungary are detained. A letter to the Lon
don News, dated Widen, October 9Th, represents
that those of the exes who refused to be convert.
ed to lslamism, were kept close prisoners and that
constant efforts were going to l,roselpte them
A letter of October lst, says:
"Ihe number Of renegades Including Benz, who
however, has strongly denied to Kossuth that he has
made final profession of Islamism) is now l2O-ht
has n,1hi
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the Goth nst at Red Hill Charlotte Co.
by the Rev. VIM H. Kinke, Mr.. WILLIAM A. MIL
LE,R, OF Brookneal, to Miss MARGARET A. HEN
RY, daughter of John Henry, Esq.
In New York, on 3ts ult, BY the Rev. 7 Elliot
Thompson, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON, to Mrs MARY
ANN WATTS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

STAFFORD SUPERIOR CoURT.--tNov. term) Common
wealth Us. Briggs, charged with shooting Ander-
great ability by R. G, l.. Moncure, Esq, for the Com
monwealth, and Messrs. E. Conway and J. L. Marye
tor The prisoner The result was hung jury The pri-
soner was admitted 10 bail upon proof that he had re-
ceived wound in his breast wnich would be likely to
bring on pulmonary consumption in the event Of his
confinement Until that evidence introduced, the
Court refused to admit to bail. The trial will take
place at the June term next of said CourtFred Re-
cOrder
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

U.s. Drop in at FLETCHER'S Dressing Saloon,
under the American Hotel ye whose trghtul heads are
little Of his nfallable Hair Tonic No charge made
for trial.
Warm Baths can be had daily from half past A. NJ.
to half past p NJ. Single Baths IS cs or five tickets
for one dollar. no 30
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
LOUISIANA.
Telegraphed for the Charleston Mercu,y.

NEW ORLEANS, n oV. %.
The sales Of Cotton Saturday amounted to barely
600 bales The market is heavy, and operators are
anxious y awaiting the intelligence by the Caledonia
The Corones inquest the causes OF the death of
the victims of the recent explosion have rendered
verdict that they their death by the explosion of
the boilers OF the steamboat Louisiana, caused by The
neglect or ncapaclty OF the Second Engineer and the
Captain.
Complete returns of the election in this State
have been received by which appears that Plaucke the
elected and Bordeon, the Wing candidate for Auditor
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

We regret to learn that the discontinuance of the
Port Wahal line for few days, is made necessary by
the steamer Augustus having broken one Of her wheel
shafts. She is now at Rockets undergoing re pair
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

Tor San Francisco, December the tenth She will land
Panama. and perhaps Valparaiso and take whatever
passengers may be at these places waiting for pas
sage to San Francisco. Capt. Thompson will not
take command of his vessel until she arrives at Pana-
ma, where he will join her. via the Isthmus route He
is now in England on private business.-N Y. En-
press.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
CONCERT TONIGHT.

Justice has not been done in the papers to the really
attractive musical entertainments at the Exchange The
performers give the spirit of the best operas, and in
charming manner.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

monweath says letter has been received in that city
stating that fatal disease prevailing in the town
Hickman, thought by some to be milk sickness. Whole
families had died. and number OF persons sick
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

Fiji FOR NEW YORK-Fgrst and only Yes
. asasA SeIo sal positively on Saturday the lst
instant-VlRGlNlA LINE OF RICHMOND
fast sailing new packet schooner RICHMOND, Cap
tain Samuel Dearborn, having the bulk Of her
cargo engaged, and going on board, will positively
sail as above For ba lance OF freight Of 300 packages
Tobacco, or passage having superior accommodations
apply to Captain on board, at Ludlam's Wharf or
no 30 DAVID CURRIE.
EHLOORING PLANK, landing at Rockets, for
II sale by
no 30 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

ayAUCTION NOTICE.-Attention is called
to the sale OF Real Estate Broad, between nh and
9Th Streets to take place This Afternoon O'clock
on the premises.
no 30 DUNLOP, MoNcURE G. Co Aucts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

a3ge DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask the at.
tenon OF dealers their auction sale of Shoes anr
Boots, This Morning, at 10 o'clock, without regard tc
weather. no 80
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

SUPPLEMENT TO THE AMERICAN.-Our neyer-trnp
and enterprlsing neighbour, Mr. Henry Exa, is fit
ting up four tenements side of Main street. lust
opposite the American Hotel, and the Virginia Bank
property, sort of supplement to the American Ho-
tel which is scarcely capacious enough for its overflow
ing custom By way ofmaking this addendum super
fine one Mr. Exall is putting fourth story over the
four tenemens in question. They w furnish very de-
sabe lodgings for members OF the Legislature, and what
are termed transient boarders
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
State Stock per cents-par value $l00-sales at par
and interest. "'
Corporation per cents-par value $l0O-as sales at
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
$lO6 -"'' '''e'
$l02 to 1921 '' 80
Virginia Bank Stockpar value S7O-held at S70a.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held at 1856.
Richmond Fire Association Stock--par value 800
$29sa30.
=, Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value $l0o-saes at $50.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt--par value $l00-last sales at $50.
a, Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock-par value
$loo-last sales at $40. Some are asking higher
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, November %, l849
.BEEF--Scale aceight-$2 to So IS Market amply
supplied.
floGs-$4 80 net market dull
MUTToNs-S2 80 to nett as in quality
JACOB SHOOK
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

cy Public attention is invited to the sale of yalua-
Die Books to take place tonight at the store under the
Exchange Hotel no 50
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
CITY AFFAIRS.
IRON WORKS.

A public sale Unusual Importance takes place to-
day at o'clock, as the reader will see from Mr. Cod
dn's auction advertisement The property to be sold
consists of the iron works. buby the late Virginia Steel
Company, and lying between the Paper Mill and the
Steel Factory. These works occupy Of the adj
vantageous manufacturing sites in Richmond, have full
supply OF water power, and in arespects eigiby To-
Gated. The time approaches when the canal will be
opened into the heart ofthe iron region of the valley and
there cannot be doubt that the iron manufacture will
then become one of the important elements of the
business OF our city. Those who properly appreciate
the advantages otaking time by the forelock" will
not ia to discern the value Of the property now 10
be put under the hammer
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

There are numerous grst and saw mills on the West
FORK below the reservoir, and during the two past sea-
sons, they have been kept superabundanty supplied
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30

NN ANTED TO HIRE, an active, honest
w BOY, to wait about store. Enquire at this
once. no 30 1t
TENHE AMBER WITCH.-The Christmas and
IL New Years Brother Jonathan, full of illustrations
Copies may be had neatly enveoped for mailing for l2a
cents.
knowledge, for 1850; ST.
Mary Schweidler, the Amber Witch, translated from
the German, by Lady Duff Gordon; CSC
The Oglvies; 25c. Just received by
GEO. M. WEST & BRO,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-30
ExCHANGE CONCERT ROOM-OPERA-
4A TIC SOlREE, IN FULL COSTUME,

THE DISTINGUISHED voCALISTS,
MADAME LEAIl, (prma donna, pupil of the ce
LIBERATED Emanuel Garcia Master to Jenny Lind, from
the principal theatres OF Italy, Nobilys Concerts ant
- MISS s5s1 ELlzA BRlENT5 prna qonna pupil
tor Place Opera House, New York;
MR.. MANNERS, primo tenore,) from the Thea
tres Royal, Philharmonic and Ancient Concerts, Lon
don and
MR.. LEATI, primo baritonoJ from the principa
theatres OF Italy, and Grand OPERA London-whost
unique and original entertainments have created such
Juror peg leave to announce their intention of giving
third entertainment on FRIDAY EVENING, No
yember Goth, when will be performed, for this nigh
Land the first time ever produced in Richmond Sc
lectlons from !, Donizettis celebrated Opera
LUCIA Df LAMMERMOOR.
Edgar OF Ravenswood! .. MIR. Manyers
PT penny As sn .nhc Nil, - Mr. Leati
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-to be had at the
hotels, music stores and at the door Performance tt
commence at o'clock. no 30
FHyO CONTRACTORS.-Sea nronosals vii
be received until the Goth December, for furnishing
Ratons and Clothing, the ensuing year. to the hands
employed IN the repairs OF the canal between Richmond
and Lynchburg, and those in the employ of the Com.
pany between Lynchburg and North River For the
component parts OF the rations and clothing and othe
information necessary to bidders application will be
made to the Secretary of the Company at the office If
RICHMOND to Capt Sam'l. McCorkle, Lynchburg ane
10 w. W.@Boyd Esq, Buchanan.
no 80 2aw3w
EGRO HIRING.-The subscribers, thankful
Tor past tavours, offer their services again to the
friends and the public hire out NEGROES for the en-
suing year. '"
They pledge themselves to use their best efforts to Sc
cure good homes and good prices, and will attend tc
tlelr negroes IN sickness during the year.
We would advise those who intend to send their Ne
groes, to inform us early as they can
n. B. & c. B. HILL,
Corner of Franklin and Wall streets
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-13
LITERARY NOTICES.

LADIES' WREATH.-This is monthly maya
zine devoted to Christian Literature and morals,
edited by Mrs S. F, Martyr, and published by
Martyr g. Ely, l43 Nassau St. N. Y, at one
dollar per annum. This work is one of most
pure and trnly elevated character, and such
as ITO parent need hesitate to introduce into a
family of daughters. We think it well deserv-
ing of patronage.
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT of the Board Of
National Education. VIM. Slade, general agent,
located at Cincinnati. The general object o
this Association, as the reader may be aware, is
for supplying the West and other destitute pla-
ces, with competent teachers. BY this report
itappears that there have been sent out, during
the two years of the Boards operation, ITO
teachers, 100 Of whom we're from New England.
Ofthis number eight have been married and
nine discontinued their labors from ill-heahh
and other causes, leaving SO still in the employ
ment. What better guaranty can New England
ask Of the increasing prevalence of intelligence
and sound moral and religious principle in the
great West, than to be allowed to supply her
with such proportion of teachers.
The ST. ALBANs MEssENGER.--Ths paper
now comes to us greatly enlarged and improved
in appearance. We are glad at an evidence Of
the prosperity of this establishment, which has
enabled it to take this step.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-13
BETWEEN BOSTON AND BURLINGTON EITHER
WAY, DAILY.
AN INTERESTING CASE.

Where Elder Strout Is personally known, he needs no
vouchers as his character for truth and veacy stands
high as that ut any other Where it known is only
necessary say he is highly respectable clergy man IF
the Free VIII Baptist denomination. We aik for his state
ment, candid reading, - ..
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having Of late associated with minlsterng brethren who
were laborng under pulmonary difficulties, and knowing
his is the common lot Of such difficulties, aud the public
generally have but little confidence in patent medicines
deemit nv duty To state few facts touching my own
believing they will be Of public utility. For years
mast ave been afflicted with disease OF the lungs
casnng hodrsUncs and pain through the chest
md at times difficulty of breathing. During the past win
ter had arrived that sagc that found must suspend
NV ministerial abors sunless could obtain relief, which
con. dered duubtG having tried several physicians pre-
scrptions without any benefit Stating my convictions to
some ofmy friends they persuade, me TO use Hunters
Pulmonary BnlSlm Cough Syrup. | had little faith
in these medicines that should not have procured it had
not the money been given by the person, who male the
commended the above named Basam and the Indian Dys
persia Pills be taken in connection with it. used them
with so good success that my friends astonshed
have not enjoyed good health Tor years as now do
therefore feel willing to give my name to the public, to-
gether with advice to those afflicted with coughs colds
and lung complaints to try the BaIsam aud Pills.
SIX COLLINS, Wholesale and Retail Agent Montpelier,
VT 0 Iutcbins Waterbuy-~D w Keith, Barrel Hook
err Painfed-E D Putnam, MarShdeld-E Perry and Co.,
Cabot-N Kidder and Co. Hydepurk-H Villas, John
soll--D Gilbert Morrsown-H Montgomery, liardwick.
l3;ly