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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. II, for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, the
9th Of February, 1850.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

THE POWER OF BEAUTY.--We read
that the strength of Samson all lay in his hair and that
when the perfidious Dellah had despoiled him of his
flowing locks, his power all departed from him. When
we see young and lovely woman, with magnificent
hair, before whose beauty all seem 10 bow, the history
OF Samson is forciby brought to mind Let that proud
lady, through sickness neglect, be shon of her uxu
rant rnglets and the power of beauty is at an end
JULES HAUEL'S EAU LUSTRALE HAIR RE-
STORATlVE is, without doubt the best article ex-
tant for keeping the hair in healthy state and reinvi
gorating hair which has become thin and harsh Its
constant will keep the hair soft silky and uxurant
to the most advanced age 1t entirely eradicates all
dandru and scur and keeps the scalp clean and heal
thy, while the hair is not liable to grey SO soon
1t will bring in new hair on heads which have become
premaurey bald, and prevent the hair falling out from
the effects of sickness. have received testimonials of
its beneficial effects from persons of the highest respec
liability, and OF the most scientific gentlemen of
this city have pronounced it to be unique AS every
highly popular discovery liable to be counterfeed or
initiated, SO it is with my Eau Lustrale Hair Restora
tive. An imitation Of this article has been manufac-
tured in this city, which | would particularly caution
the public against. Always ask for JULES HAUEL'S
Hair Restorative, and you will then obtain
an article which is warranted to render satisfaction
JULES HAUEL, 100 Chestnut street.
For sale by Alex. Duval, Gaynor & Wood, Fl j.
Miller, X. r. Duval. Purcell, Laid & Co., A. Leslie
Dove & lsaacs S. NJ Zachrsson & Co.. and R. Du-
quesne. ap lS-d2w
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PETERSBURG.

Mr., Syme is engaged in hot canvass in Pc
tersburg, for the Democracy of that town are ma
king efforts almost more than human to GUST him.
The cause of dissatisfaction with him, is not that
he failed to represent his constituents faithfully;
for every one who knew the last Legislature (and
strange Legislature it was) knows that no MEM
Der of either House was more successful in at
tanning his ends than MIR. Syme. The Democrats,
however, are bent upon beating him, if they can.
They call him ''copper-headed Whig.' Perhaps
they have particular spite against him, as it was
he who produced the disclosure of the 'noble
blacks" speech of Col. Thompson of Wheeling,
which lay unnoticed in the Enquirer Office for so
many years. Whatever the cause, it may be that Mr..
Syme will need all the Wing help he can get, and
although he doesn't legisate with an eye single to
the welfare of Richmond, we hope all Wings who
happen to have votes in Petersburg, will make ii
point to go over and cast them for him.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24
BENTON BULLYING BoRLAND.

Again the country has to deplore thing which
has become an everyday occurrence-"a scene
in the Senate" The great bully and braggart
from Missouri, whilst his intolerable misconduct
is even yet undergoing the investigation of COM
mittee, has again broken through the decorum of
the chamber, and got up brawl with Mr.. Borland
rested, or the Senate will prove itself unable to
maintain its own dignity, and will utterly lose the
respect of the country. Public opinion calls
loudly for some definite measure ofreform. We
believe the expulsion of Benton or federation of his
continuance in his seat only on condition of his
giving the most solemn promises of good BEHAVE
our in future, would receive the general approval
of the country
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Nashville Conrention in Geore;a

The Athens Southern Banner, leading Democratic
paper speaks follows of the late non election ode-
egates to the Nashville Convention
ELECTION OF DELEGATES IN GEoRGIA.-In our last we
gave such had been received of the result
the election for delegates to the Southern Convention
Such have received since are pretty much of the
same sort, j not little more so.
Georgia is to be without representation if a Con-
vention is held. Our people have spoken in tones
louder than thunder-they have said to the agitated
elements, "peace be still" In their sovereignty they
ever will true to their love for the peace and harmony
of the whole country, que all SPECIES OF tactionis
or sectonasm, and let the ship of state ride on with
al! her majesty and splendor, giving equal rights to
all and exclusive privileges to none"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

IMPROVED TRANSLATION OF THE SCRIPTURES
American and Foreign Bible Society in the city OF
New York contemplate publishing a revised and i'm
proved translation ofthe Holy Scriptures. The Bap-
lists fthe State of Rhode Island view the contem-
plated publication with decided aversion if not with
holy horror. At convention of the Baptsts of that
State Tuesday, the 18th inst, the following pream-
BILE and resolutions presented by Prof. Caswel Of
Brown University and adopted with but one dissenting
voice:
Whereas, This Convention has learned with deep
regret that ofthe officers and friends Of the Amer
lean and Foreign Bible Society in the City of New
auspices of said society, revised and so called i'm
proved translation of the Holy Scrptures-theretore
Resolred, That in the judgment of this Convention,
pedent, and under existing circumstances could not but
be productive oharm to the very best interests of re-
gion throughout our Churches.
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, at ! O'clock after long and
painful illness, HELEN COLES RUTHERFORD,
the youngest daughter of Colonel John Rutherford
The friends of the family invited to attend the t-
nera! service, which will take place the residence of
her father tomorrow Thursday evening" half past
be carried to the family burial ground at Ennscorhy,
Albemare.
In this city, on Saturday evening, April Goth, Mrs.
FRANCES WILLIAMS, in the one hundred and
fourteenth year OF her age.
The ST. Louis papers will please copy.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24
POWHATAN

Mr. VIM. c. SCoTT, the Wing candidate fol
Powhatan, writes letter repeling the intimatior
of the Enquirer, that he is not thorough Wing
That was an adroit suggestion, and without refu.
tation, it might have made Richmond Wings
who have votes in Powhatan, Indifferent to Mr..
SCOTS success. The canvass in that county is a
very warm one, and every voter who wants q
Wing Legislature should be in place.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

AT Pttsylvania Court Col GEO TONNES declined
to be candidate for reelection, and by universal con
sent, Capt. VINCENT WIrcHER was nominated, and the
"Od Wheel Horse" prevailed upon to assent to be
candidate.
meeting was held to consider the appointment o.
delegates to the Nashville Convention and there was
much speaking; Capt. Coles, Capt. Widen and Mr.
Tredway advocating, and Mr.. Geo. H. Gilmer oppo-
sing the appointment. A motion to adjourn sine die
as substitute for resolution to elect delegates was
voted down, ayes 3d. "a; then the resolution se
voted dow ayes SO, 100; and then the meet
ing adjourned sine die.
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manners. Ii is the nervous exoabilty that gets him
into quarrels and Col. Benton did what very un-
worthy Of himself and his present position when he me-
dated any personal chastismeut no matter how pro-
voking the other might have been in his remarks l
do not believe Col Benton would have struck him if he
had stood still and faced him he up, whatever
his Intentions might have bsen in coming toward him.
But this account growing tedious and besides so mas
tily written it must be all mixed up.
Yours, respectfully .,,,ca,,Dr 4,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

AUCTION NOTICE.-SALE OF HAND
SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
&c.-Aention is respectfully invited to the sale of
handsome end new kept household furniture to take
place this morning at 10 O'clock at the residence of
H. Gaaher, Esq, on Eighth street Also, an elegant
Rosewood Piano. GEO. ]. SUMNER
ap2 Auct.
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Wednesday Morning, April "a, 1850
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"THE ENCHANTED IsLE."-The new piece produced
at the Franklin saloon, Monday evening, has been
deservedy received with great eclat 1t is really OF
the most admirable exhibitions brought out in the
South combining the perfection of mechanism and art
with the highest conceptions of fancy. An hour cannot
be spent pleasantly than in witnessing these excel
lent Dioramas.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

EMIGRATIoN TO CANADA.-The steamer America ar.
rived at Rochester on Sunday from Canada, with
upwards of three hundred emgrants, mos, of whom
were from Port Hope and Cobourg They were pro-
badly landed those places from the boats that reach
ed here late last fall.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

ELIZABETH SouTHARD, charged with striking VIM
P. Walker, blow on the head with an iron utens on
the 10th inst, from the effects Of which blow, said Wal
ker died Sunday night last, yesterday brought
before the Mayor for examination, but the ceremonies
ofthe morning having occupied the authorities till
noon, his Honour deemed it prudent to recognise the
witnesses in the appear before him. on Friday
morning next, at IL o'clock, at which time the examna-
ton will be gone into.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-24

MADLLE Rosa JAcQUEs.-We stepped into the Ex-
change Concert Room, for few moments, Monday
evening, and heard the fine voice of this popular
cantatrice We were glad to see she had good au-
dience and that they were highly pleased.