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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
GEORGIA.

The Georgia Legislature has elected Hiram Warner
Democrat, Judge OF the State Supreme Court and the
following Circuit Judges, viz: Eli H. Baxter Henry
X. jackson, Aug. II. IIansel, Jas Jackson Ebeneze1
Stanes Herschell v Johnson James H. Stark Alfred
lyerson, John Il. Lumpkn. All these are Democrats
except Aug, Fl. Hanse. johnson, Lumpkn and Iver-
son were members OF the last Congress, and are thus
provided for" The Democratic majority which has
been doing all this party work is about five or six
Resolutions on the slavery question have been intro
duced in the House by Mr. Gartre Wing member. -
We copy the most important:
s. Resolved, That slaves are recognized by the con-
stutlon as property and that the Wimot Proviso whe-
ther applied TO Oregon, California New Mexico n,
Territory hereafter acquired is unconstitutional and
should meet with the determined opposition of the
Southern people, whose rights are thereby effected
3. hesotgea That Congress has no power either di-
recy indirectly to interfere with the existence Of sa-
very in the District OF Columbia.
ReSolued, That the refusal on the part of the non
slavehoiding States to deliver up fugitive slaves who
have escaped to SAID States upon proper demand being
made therefor, is plain and palpable violation Of The
letter OF the constitution and an ntoleabe outrage upon
southern rights "
s. ResolDed, That in the event of the passage of the
Wmot Provso by Congress- the abolition of Slavery in
the District Of Columbia the continued refusal of the
non-slayehodmg States to deliver up fugitive slaves as
provided lor BY the constitutions i will become the i'm
mediate and imperative duty Of the people OF this State
to meet III convention 10 take into consideration the
mode and measure OF redress
.. Res0tued, That the people OF Georgia entertain
an ardent feeling OF devotion to the Union OF these States
and that nothing short OF persistence in the present
system OF encroachment upon our rights by the non
saveholdng States can induce rs 70 contemplate the
possibility ofa dissolution
Another proposition of some interest has been intro
dueed by MIR. Walker of Richmond 1t is a resolution
to remove all free negroes in the State of Georgia
to the colony OF Liberia, which was referred to select
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
LINE AND DEATH.

LIFE AMI DEAIH.-Ihe principe of cor
rupton is subject to the influence of many causes of
vitiaon 1t is therefore necessary that we be provided
with ample means to prevent injury from it. or in con-
sequence OF this vation that putridity would be pro
duced, which would destroy the individual ere he had
arrived at that period Of life which he would have done
from the principle of life which was in him Now to
accomplish this, must prevent the accumulation of
those humors which bear down the principle Of life
DO not wait for serious attack OF sickness but on
the first appearance OF the enemy assist nature in her
operations to expel him from the body This Is the
object always attained by those who use Brandreths
Pills. Thousands who have kept their beds for wears
have been restored by the use of this medicine
For the principle ofdisease like that of the prncnle
of life, is alike incomprehensblet to mankind We onIv
able to point out what will weaken the one or give
strength to the other The value of Brandreths Pills
depends upon their wonderful power in the
principle ote, and weakening the principle of disease
and finally expeling it from the body Let us consider
the subject carefully: would disease affect us our blood
were pure! Then in proportion that Brandreths Pills
purify the blood, they tend to restore health The very
action upon the system which Brandreth Pills possess
convince all who use them that they remove only the
impure humors. For if they took any of the healthy
fluids from the body, it would be weakened But the
contrary is the case The body becomes stronger every
day, from the OF the Brandreh Pills. as is known by
the experience OF tens OF thousands OF our citizens
Or Brandreth's Principal Ofiice241 Broadway, New,
ork; other offices in New York
NJ. BRANCH, Richmond vs..
Only authorised wholesale and retail aaenn
NO: east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

Give certain character his due, is a maxim
which all men seem to acknowledge The course
of the French President, in djsmissing Cabinet
which ridicuously stultfed his policy, seems to
us to afford an occasion for the application of the
rule. He wrote IA grandloquent letter to Col Ney,
telling the world how he meant to keep the Pope
out OF Rome, unless he should agree to establish
the Code Napoleon Messieurs Theirs and De
Tocqueville, however, persuaded the National
Assembly to shirk the Issue, which the President
had made up with His Holiness, and obtained
vote granting the money wanted for the Roman
expedition and absurdly approving, in the same
act, of the letter to Ney, and of the Pope's motu
rroprio. That vote was confession to all the
world, that France had disgraced herselfby putting
down the Roman Republic, with the profession
that she meant to secure Roman liberty Louis
Napoleon. with all his folly, seems to have per-
ceived this, and his dismissal OF his temporizing
Cabinet is, therefore, commendable act. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether the pert popiniay can
sustain the Napoleonic character which he as
suines He says the name Of Napoleon is a ''pro-
gramme in itself" 1t bids fair to prove like other
programmes, which generally describe some pro-
cession, magnificent enough in its front, but ud-
crous and contemplate in its termination
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p4NCPIlAN.
LEGATION OF THE u. STATES in Central America.
From the ~. D. Picavune of Noy. 10.

tRoM TAMrleo AMP THE Cry OF MExco.-By III,
arrival here this morning ofthe schooner J. P. Smart
SaPs ba az from Tampico the 4th inst, we have
ne day OF her departure, and Ell Sigo at the city o
Mexico, to the gath ult. both inclusive. In The 1ampce
papers we find little to interest. A vexaous interYen.
uon by the captain of the port at Tampico relative
to passports promises to much trouble to 10 reign
ers leaving Mexico by that outlet He refuses to en-.
dorse passports if they do not come from the General
Government or the Governor of Tamaulpas In this
case much delay and Inconvenience will ensue to ira.
vellers. " ""'
Inc news from the interior announces that all was
Tranquil and the several departments with the exception
o. Eayages committed by the Camanches and Apaches
routed in Chihuahua by guerrilla band composed
partly OF Americans and partly of Mexoans
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

PRICE OF LABoUR.-The DanyiIle REGISTER
thinks that ''the numerous public works now in
a ceprse of construction in Virginia, must inevita-
bly, produce considerable advance in the price OF
iabonr Besides the great demand for slave la
bour at the Iron and Salt Works of Virginia, there
are several lines of raroads-the Richmond and
Danyille, the Louisa, the Virginia and Tennessee,
the Gordonsvllle and Alexandria, &c.-the South
Western Turnpike, and the Canal requiring an
immense number of hands, and all of which will
have TO depend chiefly on slave labour The price
therefore, must rule high--probaby not less than
Vi % for fellows and possibly as high as 81 80
The farmer, then, who has been hiring his hands
at S75 apiece will thus early realize some of the
advantages that TO result from the construction
OF these works of internal Improvement which pro-
badly his preudices may have led him to oppose p
HEALTH OF New ORLEANs-'Fhe Bulletin Of the 18th
inst says the general health oil the city is very eood-
Deaths Tor the week ending November llth, 52-32
death resulted from yellow lever and from cholera
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

THE CALIFORNIA EMTGRATI list of the vessels
which have sailed from the Atlantic States for Cals-
MIA from the LIST of October to the 10Th instant as pre-
pared by the Boston Journal furnishes ample evidence
that the gold excitement has by no means subsidized =
This list comprises IS ships, 20 barques "a briggs, and
% misunderstanding grand total OF ninety two YES
sells that have sailed from the States for the gold region
in little more than month. Except four Of them,
which sailed from New Orleans all took their departure
from Ports eastward this city The number of passen-
gers carried out by them is estimated at $500. The
were about fifty in number None OF the steamers are
included in the above account.-Nat. Int.
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RICHM ND, VA.
Wednesday Morning, Noy'r, 81, 1S49,
The California Conrention--Th he Neao Side
The Slarery Question.

The Slarery Question.
The New Orleans Picayune's correspondent
Mr.. Durivage, who had terrible journey by the
ella route, writes from Monterey some interesting
notes of the proceedings of the California Con-
yention. Itappears from the following account
of an important debate, that our former townsman,
Mr.. c. IT, Bolts, took very decided ground
against the doctrine, which has been preached by
the Enquirer and other Democratic prints, that
California must pass through territorial tuteIage
before she is admitted as State:
"The committee (Sept. 9th asked to be instructed
whether they should report in favor of having the
stitution go into effect Immediately its acceptance or
ratification, await the admission of the State into the
Union by the United States Congress In order to test
the sense lot the convention on this point, Mr.. Nor
ton presented resolution providing for the operation Of
the constitution and the organizationof the State
Government Immediately on its adoption by the people
On motion, this was laid over until to-day
his morning, as the session opened, the
resolution was called up and Mr.. Bolts took the floor in
its support. Soon after its commencement Gen. Riley
came in and remained few minutes, but with very good
lett he could with propriey do So find
ing that he likely to be prominent feature in the
discussion. Several gentlemen followed Mr.. Bolts ano
with but one opinion as to the right OF the people
tabllsh State Government and act under once; but
the question Of the expediency of such the
point to be decided. Pending the discussion the COM
mtee too recess for couple of hours, but mme-
datey after reassemblng the resolution was adopted,
gentlemen reserving their arguments till the matter
should come up in the schedule
1t is worthy of remark, that as the clause in
serted in the State constitution, providing against
the introduction of slavery, was SO inserted in
committee of the whole, the unanimous vote in
its favour is not conclusive proof that it was ap.
proved by all the members. There is no reason
TO doubt, however, that large majority were de,
termined to insist upon retaining the prohibition
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

FIRE CRACKERS. Officer Warrington yesterday re-
ported little white lad for violating the ordinances OF
the city relative fire crackers The officer caught the
little fellow Pearl in tine act OF firing the
crackers, and took note of it p Christmas being
at hand, parents might find it to their interest to
look at the ordinance concerning fire works, &c before
placing in tn hands Of their young Napoeons any COM
modify into the manufacture Of which vainous salt
petre enters The lynx-eyed officers of police are
about taking notes. and the sly little urchn is liable to
be overhauled in the snuggest corner he may select
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

SHAMPooING BY SHOWER BATH-FLETcHER, under
the American Hotel, has invented a neatly arranged
Shower Bath, for Shampoong the Head One appca-
ton OF which, in his peculiar and scientific STYLE reno
Yates the system, and imparts life and animation to
the Uranium, that it is getting to be allthe rage.
II was the advice Of Franklin to keep the head cool
and to that effect he could possibly have thought of
Shower Bath. no 30
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21
BRUNSWICK SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Petersburg Republican of yesterday gives the fol-
lowing returns from the election in this district:

"A BLOCK OF MARBLE.-'rhe Legislature of Illinois
mas requested the Governor to have prepared from some
quarry IN that State block Of stone for the National
Washington Monument.
we hope the Legislature ofVrgina will do likewise
There Marble OF the best quality in Rockbrdge coun-
W,whch was IN The days OF the revolution, part of that
west augusta where Washington said he would DO
impregnabe if driven from every other nosition
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

Ralph ,Wormiey, a, native of Virginia, and connec.
ed with many highly respectable families Of the State
mas lately been promoted TO the rank OF Rear Admi,
at early age and has seen hard
ing himself on several occasions He has been lone
Post Captain, and reached his flag by seniority. He
married lady OF Boston, where he has resided much Of
his time N' Vi
tie Is, we believe, a native Of Northern Neck. w.
sneuld imagine that distinction in his own counys SER
wee would be more fiatering to his native pride and
bton.-EM f'N' A''N ''''-
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, November Is. 1919

MARYLAND FREE NE6Ro LAw--Prinoe George.
county. court has made an important decision in The
case OF negro t,lck, who was arrested and fined bv a
usee OF the peace Tor coming into the State contrary
to law and being employed by citizen. The court de-
livered the following opinion:
1t IS the opinion OF the upon the true construc
non OF the Act of Assembly of 1882 chapter 3S that
iree coored hack drivers not prohibited from coming
INTO the State or drivers attending upon
White cltzens and that having rightully come INTO
the STATE lhey are entitled 10 return without beinp s,b-
Ject to the penalties of said act" " wy
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

~ NEW MONEY MAKING ScHEME-The New Work
correspondent OF the Union says there ia "a proposi
ton IN circulation to subscribe joint stock captal Of
six to seven thousand dollars to purchase negroes in
Maryland, give to them their freedom, and take fys
years lndentufes to work in California for gold The
concern embraces Mr.. Attorney General Johnson
among its patrons"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

HE STREETs--CLEANLINEss AT ALL TIMES coNDU-
GIVE TO HEALTHDurng the prevalence of the cholera
the most stringent sanitary regulations adoptedb
the City Council and enforced by the officers of Police
The city was, by dnt Of unrng exeron, finally placed
in the cleanes condition possible anes alleys and eel
lars were thoroughly cleansed and purfedhe streets
swept and sprinked with lime and the whole city
wore neat and clearly appearance. The vigorous
measures of the municipal authorities aided materially
in the expulsion of the pestilence, and checked its ra-
wages whilst amongst Since the cholera ceased to
exist localities about the city appear less tidy
careless and indolent servants have begun to deposit
the streets Objectionable matter and the broom has some
what fallen into dsuse. Occasionally the officers of
Police have exposulated with the citizens about these
mattershaye assured them that the regulations are nop
liable to be enforced and that if they do not "mend
their ways, they will receive an invitation to attend one
OF the Mayors daily levees These timely admonitions
have frequently suced to keep the streets in olerable
condition. There is street Shockoe Hill how
ever, which officer T. B. White despairs of 1T that
portion of 9th street. between Broad and Grace streets.
He has frequently entreated and warned, and fined
some of those living this street, but all good
purpose. The street still continues in an improper con-
dition Yesterday he caused j. Millhzer be fined S.
for permitting improper matter to be conveyed from his
tenement into that street. and summoned two other re-
sdens show why they should not likewise be
fined. Mr.. G Delarue did show cause by proving that
none of the deposites came from his lot and the war
rant was dismissed.
Officer c. White caused fine to be imposed on
Fanny Loney for depostng offensive matter Mar
shall street, near the Catholic Asylum.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

WIFE WHIPPING.-A white man named Edward
Meeks, arrested Monday by officers Pearce and
White, in the neghborhood of the Richmond Cotton
Factory, charged with whipping his wife Sunday last
as we'll as assaultng Woodson Redd, who it appeared
hadnteposed for the purpose ofpreventng Meeks from
nfilcng the flagellation on his better half Meeks was
yesterday brought before the Mayor and in the absence
OF security for good behaviour in the sum of $780, was
cont to ;ai
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

gI AUCTION COLLABORATION is particu-
larry requested to sale of Furniture &c. at the resi-
dence OF Aug Kohar, Esq, opposite Shockoe Ware
house. See advertisement
no. PULLiAM & SHADE
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~ NOTICE.-We invite the attention of dealers
our large sale Of fresh and seasonabe Dry Goods to
take place this morning, commencing at 10 o'clock
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER, Aucts.


80 AFFRENT1CE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
FUS A. GARNETT, who entered the office of the
Times on the 18th of January 1876 as an apnrentce
for five years, took his departure without leave, on
Monday afternoon, the 18th inst This notice will warn
propretors OF other printing establishments against
employing his services before the 18th OF January 1851
no 2l-df -
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER AT 81 O'CLOCK, A. M.
ARRINED

ARRIVED,
Schr Greenway, Couch, New York, sundries to
Grqbbs d Apperson, t Robertson G Sinton & Co.,
7 SubIet, 5 D Denoon, Nash {, Woodhouse P II
Co, And Pzzini, s. Bonavita, T & G Ellis Fl WTvler
W. Booth, VIM Harrison, A Levy, S Sutherland,
Dudley & Johnson, Nimmo g. Rutherford Kent. Ken
dali & Atwater Christian g. Lathrop, G Watson Van
Son, Vanlew & Taylor, B Peyton, inloes & Bro. W W
Woodbridge, Peake, Bradley q Co, Winston, Jones d
Go, Purcell, Ladd & Co, M Mangnm, A King II b
ley, Hubbard, Gardner & Co. Bnford, Mayo & Blair
Edmond & Davenport f Picot, Dove G. Isaacs.
D,uval, Gaynor & Wood, J. Pizzin II w Fry, Dunlop
Moncure d Co, J J Lyle & Co, A S Lee, Davenport,
Allen d GO, Crenshaw q Bro and to order
Schr Meridian, Lowry, Portsmouth, N ii.
Schr CAPITA, Sears, Boston.
SAILED
Schr Pocahontas, Harris, New York
Schr Hope, Graham, Baltimore.
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.ssazea4ssOLD LINE RICHMOND AND NEW YoPY
PACk A superior fast sailing regular packet
sehr. GREtNWAY, H. Couch master having Dor
lion OF her cargo engaged, will have immediate dis
patch For freight OF remainder, or passage having
superior furnished accommodations apply to master on
board, at Ludlams wharf, or to
no II ROWIETT e. COZ OIIJTT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

-" Officer Miller yesterday reported James R.
Grafton, for running public hacks without having the
same properly licensed Fines were imposed by the
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SAILED,
Schr Pocahontas, Harris, New York
Schr Hope, Graham, Baltimore.

Richmond. -i'"' ''i
BOSTON, Nov. l6--Arived, schrs T. p johnson.
Cornell, Richmond ;Charm Berry do '
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EDITORS ELEcTED.-At the recent election in Massa-
chuses, Col Scheuer, editor OF the Boston Atlas was
Orleans on the 9th the honor was conferred on
Mr.. Lumsden of the Pcayune. =
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-21

TPLING.-Wm Weston, grocery keeper, was yes
terday fined Sc &c for selling spirits the 18th instant,
TO be drunk in his house.