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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
PRESERVATION OF HEAITH.-


been remarked and truly that the three ordinary
secrets OF health are early rising exercise and personal
cleanliness, Personal cleanliness all have in their
power to observe but to many, early rising is nconve-
nlen and exercise impossible, in consequence OF the
nature Other worldly ayocatons. To those the use OF
BfandaeRs Vegetable Universal Pills would prove of
great value in the preservation ofhat Invaluable blessing
health
The peculiar action othese pills is most surprising
their operation being or ess powerful according
the pureness of the circulating fluid On person in
fair state of health, who is only costve slightly bill
ous, they will scarcely be felt the contrary the
complaint be chronic, and the constitution be much de-
ranged, the effect generally at first is most powerful,
until the system be freed from OF its vitiaed
and urgd humors. This accomplished doses sufficient
to cause two three copous excavations daily, will
remove the disease, and the constitution will be
restored to a state of health and renewed vigor.
DR.. Brandreths Principal Office Al Broadway, New
York; other offices in New Y ork
NJ. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
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, 1850-01-23

" The beautiful is punished andreturns not
We shall miss thee when the flowers
Come again with vernal hours
Brightly though thy roses bloom
They will whisper ofthe tomb.
And thy voice will linger still
In the gurgle of the rill.
In the murmurs low and sweet
Where the silver waters meet;
In the summer evenings gale
Sporting with the violet's pale
Meekly will their blue eyes weep
Oerthy still and solemn sleep,
And the wild birds genllemoan
Murmur DER thy sIumbers lone,
Like viewless spirits lay
Asking Of thee far away.
On thy brow so pale and fair,
On thy dark and glossy hair,
Wrearhed in many shining braid
Sad autumnal flowers were laid
Slowly to thy tomb they bore thee,
Fender farewelFs murmured DER thee.
Yelled thee in silence deep
In thy last and dreamess sleep.
Where thou lest soft and low,
Winter spreads his sheet ofsnow,
Pure and spotess as thy form
Thou nearest not the surly storm
Sweeping DER the dazzling void
Stars are cleaning pale and cold
On thee from the vault above,
Like the watchful eyes of love.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

FREE TRADE WITH HoLLAND.-The following is an
extract OF letter from Daniel Crommiln g. Sons. OF
Amsterdam to Messrs. Brown, Brothers g. Co., of New
York, which we find published in the New York Jour
nal OF Commerce
SIN consequence Of the liberal course adopted in Eng
land and the abolshng OF the navigation laws it is
proposed by Government shortly to submit TO the
discussions of the States General sundry laws tending
TO do away with all privileges in favor of our Dutch
vessels, and simplifying the whole system flour dut ties
Teas, amongst others, is proposed shall be imported
place, at and the duty ot2O forms Be-
sides this, it will now become practicable also 10 char
ter sell foreign vessels with AS soon as the Jaws
are passed, certainly shall make free to inform you
thereof, then giving you also full particulars In the
time thought it might perhaps be of interest
for you to be informed thereof doubt the proposed
profitable intercourse between two countries while
sincerely hope may procure again more frequent
opportunities TO be OF service TO you or to your friends
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

Governor Uihazi and his companions, the Hungarian
gentlemen are still in the city, cuuvatng the acauan-
tance OF public citizens and Others, examining our
their respects to Vice President Fmore Mr. Speaker
Cobb, MIR, Webster, Mr.. Clay Gen Cass, Mr. Benton
Judge Mclean, and various other distinguished gentle
men. II was the intention Of governor Uihaz and his
ing, but invitation to dine with the President we I'M
dersand induces them defer their departure two or
three days longer Nat Int, Of Monday
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
TREASON IN CANADA

The Toronto papers state that organising court
oil Oyer aud Terminer there on the 9Th ns Mr. JUS
tce Draper charged the Grand Jury to the effect that
abe public discussion of Canadian independence and
annexation, was treason. He is also represented to
have said, that there may be among us, who look
on political institutions as having greater value and
as designed for no higher object than facilitating the
acquisition OF individual wealth." From this it would
seem that Mr. Justice Draper does in the SEN
tment which generally obtains the North American
continent that government has been instituted solely for
she benefit of the governed That form of government
ispot surely worth fig, which does not encourage and
foster Individual enterprise and effort The opinions
held and advanced by this most sapient Mr. Justice
Draper do not suit the meridian of Canada, and anv
attempt to enforce them will inevitably tend to violence
and bloodshed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

NEW PAPER IN RIcHMoND.-The Lynchburg Pa
trot contains prospectus for the publication of new
sen-weekly paper in the city of Richmond, by Philip
A. Boiling Esq. The Patriot says "A long and init
mate acquaintance with Mr.. Boiling enables us to bear
testimony his high qualifications for the task of con-
Quoting public journal. We tender him our best
wishes for the success of his enterprise and cordially
commend his paper to the patronage Of the public"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
DoCT. TOWNsEND,S sARsApAR1,I-A

DEPUI, no; ~ North Second street. Philadelphia.
NOTICE TO DEALERS.-T. w. DYOTT e.
SONS are hereby appointed sole agents for the sale OF
Philadelphia, and will execute any orders from drug
gusts and dealers at prices And we do not in future
eod ourselves accountable for the genuineness of
natsapala that may be procured from any other
SONS.
Gg Take notice OF the Specimen Show Bottle in
'front.' OF the Depot. No. 1872 North Second street, next
door to the Buck Hotel. .
CLAP & TOWNSEND.
\ B. Be sure to apply to the Sole Agents,
Don't mistake theplace, No. 1872.
sea gw DIR, DYOTT 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
mo For THE TINES.

y I IIE OII 7 OUUNUiL.
Judgment without mercy on him that hath showed
no mercy In the present horrible condition Of orr
Streets who does not pity negro rolling wheebarrow
heavily loaded, through the deep mud! Who does not
see the injustice and oppression of the existing ordinance
with regard to wheel-cawiages on the sidewalks? Il
is not enforced in the Of hose reels although fire.
men, in their thong htlessness, frequently use the side
walks even when the streets perfectly dry Now
go Tor the repeal OF the entire ordinance that whether
merchant wishes to send barrel Of oura square or
Two, or raging lire is to be extnguished there may
be no legal obstacle in the way
EQUAL JUSTICE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

FLoRIDA-THE 1NDIANs.-The Tallahassee Sentinel,
OF the 18th instant learns that the aspect of things in
South Florida is very quiet and that no apprehension
is entertained of any hostiltes from the Indians Gen
IwGGGs was still sangune Of being able to effect re-
moval OF at least portion of them. The Indians re
reported to have held council among themselves, and
had depuled of their chiefs to confer with General
Twiggs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

HEAVY ROBBERY ln OF CALIFosAIANs-At New Or
ean % me iol instant Just before the steamer Josiah
entered the state,room OF two OF her passengers Cali
1oFnans and robbed them Of $4,000 in gold dust They
~. away with fhelr booty, undetected This robbery
IN New Orleans during the previous seventy Two hours
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
THE SPANISH CONSUL AT NEW ORLEANS

THE SPANISH CONSUL AT NEW ORLEANS.
despatch in the Charleston Courier bearing date
New Orleans, January 18th, states that the President OF
The United States has issued proclamation revokng
the exequater OF the Spanish Consul in that city The
course of the President meets with general approval
We learn from the N. o. Delta, of the 18th inst that
Mr.. Reynolds, the District Attorney filed an nfor-
nation in the First District Court in that city, on the
preceding day. against certain parties concerned in the
abduction francisco Rey qIias Juan Garcia The Gin
formation contains two counts the first charging Capt
Mcconnell. Marie, Eagle and Lorente the parties i'm
pcaed, with assault and battery upon the person OF
said Rey the second with falsely mprisoning the said
Rev"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

r. SPORTING INTELLIGENcE.-A greyhound started from
o'clock train on Friday morning and reached the depot
n inns city several lengths ahead Of the locomotive be-
SIDES crossing in front of it during the race There
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

DARK AND CoLp.-.In an account of the recent ex.
pedon in search Sr John Franklin il ia slated ,ba
were eighty days without seeing the SUM- and had he
thermometer so deg below They served out their
ratons of fifth proof brandy by choppng it IN with
Ratchet, it being frozen solid - ~ wan
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Jan. Is, P. NJ
CoTToN.-Market du--20OO bales were disposed of
yesterday at easier prices
SUGAR.-Fair quality is quoted at 81 to 81 per Id.
MoLASsEs Prime sells at 49, cents per gallon
CoFFEE.-The ship Columbia, from Rio arrived YES
terday with IA 600 bags Coffee being the largest cargo
ever received here.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
MARINE NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH

BY TELEGRAPH
NORFOLK, Jan. 22-Alnved, barque Cyane, Love
land, - days from New Orleans
PERNAMBUCO, Dec. 2l-Arrived, barque General
Jessup, from Richmond.
EAST THOMASTON, Jan. 12-Sailed schr AL
bany, Packet Richmond.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2o--Cleared, schr Merchant,
Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEES.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in
New Orleans on the evening of the 18th instant,
at which committee was appointed to collect
funds tor the assistance of the Hungarian refu-
gees In this country.
In this connection, it may not be uninteresting
10 recount the immense personal sacrifices made
by the distinguished Hungarian patriot and late
Governor of Comorn, UJHAzY, i'll the recent I'M
successful attempt to establish free and indepen-
dent government for his native State. This gen.
tleman was the proprietor Of highly cultivated
tract of about four thousand acres of the finest
land in North Hungary. This, with its stock and
appurtenances, and all his personal property,
amounting in value, it is sad to between $780,
600 and S5OO,000, are now lost to him. Reared
to the Indulgence of every luxury which wealth
and affiuence could supply, possessed of much SEN
slbility, and gifted with high intellectual en-
dowments, this venerable patriot seeks an asy-
lum in America, in comparatively penniless
condition. Governor UJHAzY was a member of
the Hungarian Diet before the outbreak, and was
always on the liberal side. Though born in a
country where Republicanism was only recognised
IN the schools as an absurd theory in government,
yet this gentleman has always inclined towards a
republican form of government. He is now fifty
eight years of age and has with him in this coun-
try his wife, daughter and two sons. The lat
ter entered the army as common soldier-the
younger being only eighteen years ofa age. The
elder of the sons passed through all the grades to
captaincy, and received several wounds in bat
II
tie He is now suffering from the effects of a
wound received at Buda, and is not we'll able to
travel.
But all the Hungarian refugees have made sa-
crifices in the sacred cause of Freedom, and all
are alike entitled to the active sympathies of the
people of the United States. The noble example
set by the citizens of New Orleans will, we trust
be followed by other Southern cities
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

AN EMIeRANT SHIP AsHoRR-The British shin
Ayrshire from Newry, with passengers, bound to New
side ofthe Woodlands, near Squam Beach N j. wbera
she blged and lost her fore and mzen masts All tbe
sengers We're landed in safety except one, who WINS
droWned Most OF the passengers reached New York
on Wednesday, -" WIN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

LEe1sLAT1vE.-ln the SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. De-
NEALE from the Committee Internal Improv ement,
reported bill providing for the completion of the James
River and Kanawha Canal, from tidewater at Rich
mond to the town Of Buchanan which was, on his mo-
ton, laid upon the table.
The bill concerning the Eastern Lunatic Asylum was
then taken up and passed.
In the House OF DELEGATES the internal Improve.
ment farty achieved signal victory by the passage O
the bill providing for the construction of railroad from
Covngton to the Kanawha river and for the extension
OF the Louisa Railroad The vote the passage of the
bill resulted as follows; yeas SO, nays6l.
bill to authorize the States guarantee to certain
bonds the town of Petersburg was then taken up and
after being amended in several particulars was passed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

G Public attention is invited to the sale OF yalu-
able Library the property OF clergyman who intends
leaving the Stae) advertised to take place tonight in
the store adjoining the Post Office
ia % e. r. McNAUGHT, Salesman,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

NOllCE.-We will continue the sale of our stock
Of Dry Goods, Tins "wednesday MORNING, commence
ing al 10 o'clock
KENT, KENDALL g. ATWATER,
JaSo Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

M. de Riswic an Envoy Extraordinary from the Kinp
of the Sandwich Islands, has arrived in Paris. He has
been sent to complain Of the conduct of M Dillon tbs
Gently occurred in those islands. -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

Mr. Amos Jackson, of Pottawatamie county, Iowa is
exhibiting at ST. Louis an invention OF his-a Jaw
which derives its propsng power from the weight
log to be sawed. The principle is simple, and the IN.
yenton will do away with all steam and water bower
saw mills ''N fo"si
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
II Ill H AFR Il.

THEATRE.
SEXTON and CHIPPENDALE... :. Managers
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 29d, 1850
Will be presented
DIR. DILWORTH.
Pr Dllwonh -. Mr. Chippendae
oyntax and Mrs DIlworth. Mr. ard Mrs. ], Seton.
Song, BY. ..............."... Miss Barton
To be followed BY
JOAN OF ARC.
Joan OF Arc. ..............M Mrs M Jones
Charles king of France. - Mr.. Held
Valianto and Lucille. ......... Mr. and Mrs, Sloan.
Pas de Galop by ...............M Miss Celeste.
10 conclude with the
LOST LETTER.
Mr. Beau ..".........M Mr. ChippendaIe.
r, AADMIssION-Boxes so cts; Pit 25 cts; Centre
Gallery 80 cts Side or Eastern Gallery entrances ron
Broad street, l2a cts Colored Gallery % cents
VS., A lew season and monthly Tickets can be had
on application at the Box Office
gSg Seats can be secured md tickets obtained daily
from to2, and from to O'clock
Doors open at d oclock--periormance to commence
at u precisely, ia 90
NUAGAZrNEs FOR FEBRuARY.-Go-
1SA deys Ladys Book for February; 25 cts. per COPY
OF IS per annum.
Graham's Magazine for February; 25 cts per COPY,
or SO per annum. RE
Saltains Union Magazine for February; SO per anppn
Just received by
GEO. M. WEST & BROTHER
ia 20 Next door to Post Office
N OTICE.--All persons indebted to the lse irn, ~
: " Johnson q GENTRY are hereby notified that am
alone authorised by order Of the Superior Conf ~
Chancery tor the Richmond Circuit made in the snit ~
Genry vs. Johnson) to collect the debts due said fr
PERSONS having claims against the said firm of johnson
" Henlry, ar hereby notified to present them to me At
NIX once as soon as possible, am anxious TO settle
up 'ne'f partnership transacuo without delay.
aa3-dtf For w, B. RANDOL ,FI S &c
ROHEMlAN PIPES.-A handsome Iof re
AD Bohemian, Lava and Menschaum Pines with
perforated and flexible STEMS for sale BY "-'''
!. o. R N. ZIMMERMAN.
u 90 I2l Main street, Eagle Square
WI ApSAGERS, oFFlCE-D. PAINE & co,
~ handsome and scheme FOR THIS DAY-Capi,als
S9'poe, 200 1000, 5495, 3000 1000, 20 of $50
$40 ''"""' A''Ae's oiiy
Also Aao, the Dollar Lottery-Capitas OF $1,000 s
Drawn numbers of Maryland Consolidated Lottery.
"a "a 50 Is s. 81 63 40 n II 76
Magnificent scheme for Saturday-Capitas $50 900,
1000 20 O00 IL 500 9000 $50, 100 of 1000 100 of
GOO, &c, Tickets only $50.
For one of the above Capitals call at
a23 9. w. PURCELL & CO.'S
HpIO COFFEE.-25 bags prime new crop Rio
JAZZ JOHN N. GORDON g. SON.
ENRESH RICE 40 terces fresh Rice receiving
n. for sale by 's'
jazz JOHN N. GORDON e. SON.
ROUND PLASTER, at low prices, for sale
ia 23-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co
a NLovERsEED.- bushels Drjme 0aIjtv 4or
s ao 10, Y. K. W. McGRUDER
ESRp li LEI; INK-Wmter, News, fine Book;
n ~ Red; blue Green, Yellow and White VARNISH
InkXr tneiaa
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &, co AGENTS
Al FOR RENr--The desirable residence, situa-
E.4 ted on 4th street. between Franklin and Grace
ply JAMES M T 1l4S1IT Rhp@
la23 " "N
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

No ~ North Second street, Philadelphia
N. b. There being various persons claiming TO he the
propetors of the above described preparation our cnsto
raers when they order will please be particular TO man.
ton whose preparation they wish to have as we have
& Park Dr. Wstar, &C.; all of which claim to be- the
genuine article, w go 60 s''e
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN CARPET BAG.-The CITY
reader may recolect that mentioned week or two
ago, the circumstances attending the abstraction Of
carpet bag belonging to Mr.. saacs, Of New York,
nom a baggage wagon at the Broad street, on
le arrival OF the train from the North. The eeieht of
Tue Dag induced some member Of the light fingered
sy present at the cars to suppose that it contained
oaioihla gold dust. The unfortunate carpet bag had
barely been transferred from the cars to the wagon be-
lore disappeared Search was Instituted but it proved
wholly understanding heard of the CARPET bag I'LL
sunday morning last, when was discovered in the
canal, Immediately above the bridge, near Col Myers
tobacco factory. The water having been Withdrawn
from the lower level OF the canal Saturday night some
thing like carpet bag discovered in the location
named above On getting it out, it proved to be the
identical one lost by Mr.. Isaacs The cheyaier who
stole it, had carefully made an ncision with sharp
knife near the top ohe bag, avoid losing any portion
OF the gold dust, doubtless. The chagn of the rogue
may be easily imagined when he found out that instead
Oh containing the precious DUST the bag only contained
cutlery and dental Instruments About $40 worth OF
dental instruments was found in the bag though the in
strunents were materially damaged from the effects of
their submerson. The bag and contents were surren
dered to officer Pearce
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
WIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHER.

WISFAR7S RALSAM OF Wild CHEERS
RY for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group,
Bleeding of the Lungs Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis In
Breast Side Liver Complaint, and the first stages of
Consumption. All the different signatures, said to be
the genuine article, for sale by
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
CITY AFFAIRS.

hLcElVlNG STOLEN GooDS.-Moses Pike was yester
DAY brought before the Mayor, charged with having re-
eeVed stolen jewellery from Mrs Griffin, with tho
knowledge that 1t must have been stolen. Mr.. John u
Smith stated that soon after Mrs. Griffin told him she
had disposed OF part Of the jewellery stolen from Ls
house Saturday, for the of IS, to Moses Pike he
called on Pike and demanded the articles desonaad hv
Mrs. G., which consisted Of gold watch q ouord
chain, pencil, pair Of bracelets and one finger rno
amounting in value to the sum of S75 or $50 Mre
flke gave all the articles, the gold pencil which
latter, she conended had not been delivered bv Mrs
Grlihn In this statement Moses Pike concurred Mr.
omlh stated that he paid Pike S. the amount he had
advanced on the jewellery and returned to his resi-
oehce' where he learned that the pencil had been fas
tened to the guard chain in manner which forbade the
ldea tha the woman who stole the jewellery had taken
The trouble 10 detach it. He again repaired to the Gaze
and learned from Mrs. Griffin that she had not detached
the pencil but had sold it, along with the other artics
to Moses Pike, and that he then had it in his noesees
Officer L. B. White again called at Pixies store and
having demanded the pencil, it surrendered bv Mrs
Pike. The Mayor, after hearing the evidence, com
mltted Pike for farther examination to-day
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23
10 conclude with the
LOST LETTER.
Mr.. Beau. ............M Mr. Cbinney

r, ADMlSSlON-Boxes 80 cts; Pit 25 cts; Centre
Gallery 30 cts; Side Eastern Gallery entrance from
Broad street, l2a cts Colored Gallery 2a cents
Vs. A few season and monthly Tickets can be had
on application at the Box Office
c1 Seats can be secured and tickets obtained daily
from to 2, and from to 5 O'clock.
Doors open at 81 oclock--pertomance to commence
at Il precisely. %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

RU AGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.--Go-
1VA deys Ladys Book for February; 25 cts per copy
OF So per annum.
Graham's Magazine for February; 25 cts. per copy,
or So per annum. F''
Sa,tain's Union Magazine for February So per annpn
Petersons National Magazine; So per year
Just received by
GEO. NJ WEST & BROTHER
ia 80 Next door to Past az,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-23

To be followed by
JOAN OF ARG,