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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
Saturday Morning, Feb'y 9, 1850.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON-TH
SLAVERY QUESTION.


THE letter, of which we insert the following
portion, was delayed by the accident to the steam
boat on the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, Feb. 9th, 1850.
There is an evident subsistence of the excite
ment which has prevailed here, on the sectional
question. The defeat of Roots resolution yester-
day may be taken as pretty conclusive proof, that
considerable number of Northern members are
very DESTROYS that the Wilmot Proviso shall not
be passed during this session at least. But the
South has by no means gained its point by this
circumstance. The Northern policy, or that ra-
Their of the Northern men who have retreated from
the Proviso, is to be apprehended is to press the
admission of California as the first STEP and to
reserve the question, whether slavery shall be ex
cluded from Deseret and New Mexico, for future
agitation. This programme is clearly laid down
in the late letter of Mr.. Duer of New York, the
most prominent of those Northern representatives
who for giving the Provso the 60 by for the pre-
sent. 1t behoves the Southern party in Congress,
therefore, to insist upon definite conclusion to
the whole slavery controversy. Mr.. Clay's plan,
In the shape he has given it, is wholly inadmss-
BILE by the South. He insists upon the recognition of
our exclusion from the Territories by force of the
Mexican law; and will not even permit the vail
dity OF that law to be decided by the courts as Mr.
Clayton's bill proposed Had he left out of his
Proet this indirect enactment of the Wimot Pro-
viso, its other features might have commended it
to Southern appreciation. l think there is good
reason to hope that a general and satisfactory
compromise will be elaborated, which will receive
the sanction Of the two Houses. But it is all
important to this end that the. attitude of the
Southern States should be maintained without
wayering or division. Let us not too hastily re-
oice over the late favourable indication in the
House of Representatives. Our safety is not Sc
cured, until the North has solemnly agreed to for
bear aggression and encroachment.
The action of the Virginia House of Delegates
on the resolutions that were to come up to-day, is
awaited with much interest by Southern men,
bers. trust its unanimity may answer their
hopes.
The Supreme Court has before it the great Au.
gusta Bridge case and this morning, very able
speeches were made by Mr.. McAllister, of Geor.
gia, and Mr. H. w. Davis, of Alexandria, one Of
the most promising young men of our State
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

Do NOT DESPAIR We say this to all those
VINO are gradually losing Natures brightest ornament,
the hair Although you may have tried all other re-
med les, in 7, vain if you have yet used JULES
mn7ADELo EAU AUSTRALIA HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE there is still hope for you This is the ne pIus
ultra Of all preparations for the restoration Of the hair
when lost from the effects of sickness or other causes
1t will positively bring in hair Oh bald heads and
prevent its falling out or becoming thin. Its use will
lmpa to the harshest hair the most beautiful and silky
hneness, making grow long, and giving the most
lux b appearance It pronounc-
equal but far superior any article for the purpose ever
offered to the public Jules HauePs Eau Lustale Hair
Restorative has obtained popularity never yet reached
by any Other preparation for the hair This is proved
not only by the large quantity which is Sold but by the
fact, that some despicable persons adopt the same
name for their articles in the hope to induce the public
to purchase them under the impression that they are
getting the genuine Therefore, none should purchase
an article Of the kind without thas my name attached
JULES HAUEL,
100 Chestnut street.
For sale by Alex Duval, Gaynor & Wood. ii. J. Mil
Ter, r. X Duyal Purcell, Ladd Co., "A Leslie, Dove
fe7-dlw
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
PRESERVATION OF HEALTH.-It has

TRESEN ALTON OF HEALTH.-It has
been remarked and most 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 inconve-
nlen and exercise impossible, in consequence Of the
nature OF their worldly ayocatons To those the use of
BrandreWs Vegetable Universal Pills would prove of
health N'>-'s
The peculiar action oithese pills is most surprising
their operation being oress powerful according to
the pueness of the circulating fluid. On person in
tar state OF health who is only cosve or slightly bill
ious they will scarcely be felt on the contrary if 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 most vitiated
and turgid humors This accomplished, doses sufficient
to cause two or three copious excavations daily, will
soon remove the disease, and the constitution will be
restored to state of health and renewed vigor.
:, Dr. brandreth's Principal Qfice24l Broadway, New
York; other offices in New York
M. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No cas-. nam street corner opposite Old Market
York pnces.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

WHISPERS AND MUsTACHoEs. observe it is get
ting to be all the rage among our fashionable young
gents OF the city to sport whskers and mustachoes
Now we like to see handsome dark pair of whiskers
or tasty ustache, but those dirty or red
we do think are horrible
Fletcher, under the American Hotel, can change red.
light or grey hair nstananeously to almost any colour
you wish, without the least injury to the hair or skin
Try him. fe
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

NEw YORK AND RIcHMoND STEAMERs.-It is stated
by New York letter that notice appears in the daily
papers to the effect that application will be made to the
Legislature OF this State, at the next session thereof for
the incorporation of company to be called The New
York and Virginia Steamship Company with capi-'
tai OF S30o0OO for the purpose Of building steamships
TO navigate the ocean, and running the same between
the cities of New York and Richmond, Virginia, and
such other ports and places may be found expedent
with the usual powers and privileges"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

The Norfolk Beacon speaks in commendatory terms
Of the Judcious management Of the Dismal Swamp
Canal, by tho present efficient Directory The late an
nual report of the Company shows that the amount col
lected during the past year, $50 % and that at
ter paying dividend Of Al per of the nett pro-
fits an available balance of sl3065 70 remained
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

From recent statement of the affairs of the New
York Gas Company it appears that they have As miles
OF pipe laid, at an expense of 100000 The new
works which they have recently erected have been
built at an expense of nearly million Of dollars. The
company have over 5000 lamps larger number it is
said, than any other company this country or in Eu-
rome.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

GEORGETOWN CoLLEGE.--A card has been published
by committee OF the students of this college, stating
that the late difficulty has been amicably settled and
denying that they had ever complained OF the improper
quality Of their food, that three of them had been
confined account Of their religious principles They
bear strong testimony 10 The kind treatment of the IA
Guilty Of the college
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

New PAPERS IN ENGLAND-Dickens will start a
weekly journal in March, and on the first of the same
month Douglas Jerrad will produce the first number OF
a new magazine. A new satrcal publication is being
literary contributors are men of some standing The
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

GOLD IN NORTH CARoLNA.--The ASHORE Herald
states that from the labor of two men, for II days. Mr.
E. p Miller, of Sawyersville Randolph county, North
Carolina, realized live and half pounds of virgin gold
This beats California
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
ROOTS RESOLUTION.


The following 80 Northern members voted, with Is
Southern members, Monday last, to lay on the table
the resolution offered by Mr.. Root in these words:
Resoloed That the Committee Territories be,
and they hereby instructed to report to the House
early practicable bill or bills providing for ter
rtoral government governments for all that part of
the territory coded to the United States by Mexico by
the treaty Of Guadalupe Hidago, lying eastward Of Ca
lifornia, and prohibiting slavery therein.
WINGS. DEMOCRATS.
Briggs of New York, Bissell, of Illinois,
Brooks, of New York. w j. Brown of Ohio,
Chester Butler, of Pa Dmmick of Pa,
Clark, OF New York, Durham, of Indiana,
Dixon, Of R. Island Fuller, of Maine,
J. g. King, of N. Jersey, Gilmore, of Pa,
Jno A. King, of N. York, German, of Indiana.
McKissock OF N York, LETTER, Of Iowa,
Nelson, of New York Job Mann, of Pa,
Phoenix, of New York, McClernand, of Illinois,
Ptman, of New York, McLanahan, of Pa
Taylor, Of Ohio, Miller, OF Ohio,
Underhill, of New York, Richardson, OF Illinois,
Vinton, of Ohio-A. Robbins, of Pa,
Ross, OF Pa,
Young, of 1llnois--16.
Those members who did not vote some absent ant
some silent, were the following: Northerners with al
astersk e., Wings in italics Free Sellers in small capi
tails
Andrews,+ Ashmun,* Bennett, Bocock, Bokee,
BoWie, Breck, Burro,os,* Casey Chandler Cro,oeH,
Doty,* Eoans, Of Maryland, Ewing, Green, Grin
neH,* Hackett, Hammond, Hampton,* Harmanson
Hoagland,* Johnson, of Ky, JULIAN Kerr, Levin,
Melville, Morse, Ness Neoell* Powell, Reed,* Reg
neIds, Rose,* Schoolcraft,* Seldom, Thompson, o
Pa Thompson, of Iowa,* Tuck Wentworth VIII.
MOTT Winthrop Wood.*-42.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb 7.-Cleared, schr. Lucy Ann
OJgder Richmond; barque Somerset, Smith, Velasco
SsIexasl January 18th February 4th, latitude So
81, Longitude - 40, boarded the wreck of schooner
barton OF Brooklyn, waterlogged and found her fast
sinking; we took from her vase, and on inspection
found it to be the property ofthe master Capt Barker
containing his own and the vessels papers, She was
had her colors flying in the rigging stern boat gone and
had not been abandoned any length OF time apparently
She sunk while we were close aboard of her.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

FIRE-Y esterday morning. abouta quarter past one
O'clock fire broke out in the grocery store of Mr. j. Ii
Undertake, Franklin street, between 18th and 18th
streets. The fire communicated 10 the adjoining stores
occupied respectively by Mr. John A Lacy and Messrs
Burke & Eggleson. A considerable amount Of gro
ceries, in damaged state saved from the flames
but the three enements were destroyed We learn that
Messrs Lacy and Undertake were insured in the Vir-
ginia Fire and Marine Association.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

MR. bopisGo.oIhe Washington correspondent, of
the New York Courier i Enquirer writes
"The rumor of Mr. Bodisco's recall. which hos hoo.
extensively circulated by the employed agents Of
teresed parties, and by Swiss mercenaries who have
malicious purposes to crafty is unfounded Letters Of
recent date have been received from him by members
OF his household announcing that the report of his exile
to Siberia had created little merrmen with the court
at 81 petersburgh His return to the United States is
anticipated in March. ''' -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
ARRIVED,
Schr. Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, Boston.
SAILED,
Brig Susan Ludwig, Young, Boston.
Schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore.
Schr. Mary Ann, Travers, Fredericksburg.

Comsignees Of Schooner Richmond Davenport Al
len q Go, EvanslH w Tyler Williams & Claiborne,
4, Dqval Gordon & Son, Webb, Bacon & Co. E Fl
SSkinker, w Fry, j W Randolph, C Sinton & Co,
dinsey Bryant. Pizzini, S Bonavita, J Crane &
Laid, q CO, Crenshaw g. Brother, A S Lee T
Drew, a Bodeker, Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Brooks &
q EEL i. \ It; sutton Gnter, H Whock, Dooley.
Taylor, Judah Myers, Watson H Kent, Smith &
Harwood, A Mott, o A Strecker, G D Yale, Mace &
Wins winston, Mcneil. Bennett {, Co, Vanew, Smith
Smith Smith O. CO, Nance q Gooch, Avy & Lpscomb, Hab-
Bray, Gaynor & Wood, T Robertson, j Winston, W
= Blair Blair w Booth, Inoes & Brother, w M Harrison
Z Johnston Pizzin, Catoyni Antonio Pizzini ] Nj
Taylor, d Walsh, Hooker & Osborn, c Stebbins, fl
E ~ Carpenter q Co, R M Burton, g. Jones, w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

STocK SEcURED.-We learn from a reliable source,
thatthe whole stock of 100 shares, at $4,000 each
projected at the Convention at Greensboro has been
taken-the requisite number of persons having come
forward to the rescue. "AlIs well = WI Com Feb 4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

~ KELEASE OF THE TELEGRAPH CUTTER-The ST. John
quence of the law being detective for the punishment of
cutters the court ordered the discharge
e @, bs after his Saturday
which made the felony, whsress ,bera v
cihc law to warrant the charge We presume then hem
that the wires are at the mercy every one who
Times. " s' OoSsW
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Sth
The Senate passed the resolution authorizing the
Governor to procure block Of native granite or mar
bic for the National Washington Monument
The resolutions on the Wilmot Proviso and kindred
subjects, taken up and the first Of the series was
adopted, ayes 26, no l, tMr. John Thompson, Jr)-
On the second resolution discussion arose. and the
remaining resolutions laid on the table and made
the order for Monday next.
A resolution adopted instructng the Speaker to
issue wrts for the election Of Senator from Fsuquier
and Prince William, eice Mr.. Tyler resigned
In the House, Mr.. VIM. X. Heiske the member
elect from Washington county, in place OF Mr.. Dunn
resigned, appeared aud took his seat
Among several bills reported, was one for the COM
pleton of the South western Macadamzed Road be-
tween Salem and Buchanan
Mr. J. S. Frenchs proposition concerning his railroad
invention, was referred to select committee Mr. Sc
gar chairman.
The House, in committee, took up The Convention bill
reported by select committee, with Mr. StovalPs sub
sutethe former submitting the questions first of call
ing Convention, and secondy, of calling it on the
white, the combined basis the latter submitting
only the question whether Convention shall be called
on the combined basis. Mr.. Dorman submitted the
following amendment
The superintendent upon the combined basis shall be
asneary possible, delegate for each ten thousand
hundred persons and dollars combined SO that Vir-
gnia East OF the Blue Ridge shall elect seventy one
delegates. and Virginia West of the Blue Ridge shall
elect sixty-fou delegates.
On this proposition and the basis adopted in the bill
and substitute, there discursve debate, in which
Mr. Dorman and Mr., Ferguson sustained the amend
ment, and Mr.. Stova and Mr.. Campbell of Nottoway
opposed it. The committee without coming to any
vote.
The resolution concerning the election OF Public OF.
fcers was taken up, and amended so as to fix Monday
the 18th instant the day for the election and in thai
shape passed.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

A CANDIDATE,-Mr. ISAAC SHINN announced him.
self candidate for the Legislature at the January
court, and thinks he can be elected with fair field an
open fight, and the Democratic side of the track excl.
| sively. Thereby hangs tale Clarksbug Republi.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

LEWIS CouNTY.-JoHN LoRENrz, ESQ.,, is proposec
as candidate in the Weston Sentinel, to represen
Lewis Braxton and Gmer, in the next House Of Da
leoateS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

Elder A. B. WALTHALL will preach at Sycamore
meeting mouse Tomorrow Uords day. morning, at IL
o'clock The public are respectfully invited to attend
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

ca ~ BACK RIVER OYSTETS.-Tbe
SS,AA1R schr William & Ann is no " in the Dock
SSW with cargo of the largest latest and
sweetest Back River OYSTERS that have
been IN this maket the present season. Hotel keeners
proprieeIs OF houses and Others will please cali
down on board. Enquire for the schr William & Ann.
fe 9-2t* JAMES HOPKINS o. Nm
NAPLES FIGS.-The long looked-for have ar
~ rived at last. Twenty small boxes Of snerior
article put up expressly for family use lust received and
for sale by SIMON R0NAVITH6o "'''
le9 Opposite Va Bank
Upon CONSIGNAIENT.--A fine lot Of Fam
- ny cured Bacon HAMS year old0 and few kegs
Navy lea Biscuits, from the Bakery of H. V. Me-
meyer, portsmouth. For aleby
MORRIS & BROTHER have received their
~ IND supply of the Lives of Chief Justices of Eng
tand Lives of the Chief Justices of ENGLAND from
the Noman Conquest till the death of Lord Mansfed
by Jno. Lord Campbell, L. L. d. TR.
Memoirs OF the Life OF VIM Writ Attorney General
OF the u States, by John P. Remedy new and revised
edition >' oe
~ Anne dB9eyn; tragedy, by George H. Booker au-
Our Guardian: novel, by Mrs. Mackenzie Daniel.
author OF My Sister Minnie &c. fe9
mi ANAGERS' OFFICE-D. PAINE & CO
I'VE RICHMOND, Va ~ w.
o Splendid Lottery for THIS DAY-Capitals: $50
OO0 IS OF 10000, 1874 of 400 &C., being the lowest 2
numbers. Tickets $l5
Also, the Dollar Lottery--Capital: $4,000, &c.
Drawn numbers Md. Consolidated, Glass 90:
Is la l6 70 &c 5 81 81 60 ID 9 81.
1e y c. w. PURCELL & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
THEATRE.
SEXTON and CHIPPENDALE... :. Manage,
9 FREE LIST suspended.

SEXTON and CHIPPENDALE... Managers,
- FREE LIST suspended.
AN IMMENSE BILL ro-NIGHT-THREE ENTERTAINMENTS,
INCLUDING THE GREAT PIECE OF THE
SEVEN CASTLES.
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb 9th 1850.
Will be presented for the LIST time in this city, sero
comic domestic Drama, called
ANOTHER GLASS.
tnlclael Ufay ....... Mr. Held
lava Maften- MIR Chippendale
Hdzaoeth Marten. ........... Mrs ]. Seton
Pas Styrien, by. miss Celeste and Mr. Fletcher
After which that rich piece of droery, the
OMNIBUS.
LAT Rooney. Mr. Sloan
ioinihy DooDs. .................. .Jno. Seton
To conclude with the gorgeous spectacle of the
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS.
GR For characters see small bills
Gallery SO cts; Side Gallery, entrance from Broad
street, ~ cts; Colored Gallery IS cents
Vs. Seats can be secured, and tickets obtained daily
from too, and from 3 to O'Clock.
Doors open at 81 oclock-performance to commence
al -. te9
a. LASS.-400 boxes by 10 and 10 by ~, receiving
~ and for sale by TINsLEY & BRYANT -
M ASON'S BLACKING.-lOO gross receiving
IvA and for sale by S
fe9 TINsLEY g. BRYANT.
MOLASSES.-3O hhds new crop Cuba heavy
lvH 80 IBIS do do
100 bbls New Orleans do in store, and for sale by
te9 TINSLEY & BRYANT
NRESH GOODS.-We have received per Ex
press this day, pea green. blue and other colored
Mouslin de Lanes; beautiful spring Prints and many
other Goods, which we will sell cheap. ''''"'
te9 c. HARTWELL & Co
DURE IMPORTED WITNESSED Quarter
Il casks Madeira, "Col" brand
IS quarter casks Port, "PuYe Juice"
SO eighth do do do
25 quarter do Malaga
$50 baskets hampagne"-"PaIace," Comet"
"Fountaine, "Ship" and "Swan" brands
fe9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
EREEN RIO COFFEE 100 bags, for sale
tes DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

We are authorized by " Many Democrats" to an.
nounce Col. SAMUEL D. McDEARMoN candidate TO
represent Appomattox, in the next Legislature of vr.
ginia.
HENRY D. FLooD, Esq, the present delegate, is also
a candidate tor reelection. -LyncAburg Republico,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

THE FOURTH ANNUAL HEBREW
Il SCHOOL FUND BALL, in aid Of the Hebrew
and English Institute Of the City of Richmond will
take place at the Exchange Hotel, on WEDNESDAY
evening, Feb. 18th, 1850
- MANAGERS
zen VIM Lambert, Isaac Lyon,
dustavqs A. Myers, VIM H. French,
! Henry l.. Brooke, Jos M. Carnaton
VIM. w. Cmmp, r. Kenton J,von
~ Jas Beale, Chas. Bennett,
VIM. r Rltehle, Henry Stratton,
John >; Caskle, Naphtali Ezekiel,
Dr. F: Marx, Jas Allen,
Jas. Lyons Williams G. Wjckbam
John N Vanlew, Isaac Schriyer
Dr }. T. Conway, Potaiux Robinson,
Rlchard U. Haskins, Jacob Ezekiel,
| Robert c. Stanard, LEROY J. Grant.
Morris w. Rose DR.. e. b. Gibson
Jas II Grant Robert Fl. Gallaher,
! Jacob A. Levy, Major Titus G. Rice
| Thos. P. August, George LYONS
| Thos. w. Boswell C. A McEyov
las M. talbot, VIM. Thahimer,
Marmaduke Johnson, DR.. VIM u Hask;ne
Chas, Macmurdo, Abraham Lew :Tr
ENTREE MARCH AT NINE O'CLOCK
Persons wishing to subscribe will please make imme
date application to either of the Managers as the num-
Der OF subscribers will be strictly limited
Tickets will not be transferable
onpscfoers can obtain their tickets from Mr. Angus
tus Mallert, Treasurer, No. 81 Mansion House Main
street. "a q -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09
MAYORS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, Feb. 6th 1850
=, request my fellow-c to meet me at the CITY
Hal on Saturday next 10Th instantly at o'clock P M
The meeting is called for the purpose of making ar
rangemens to unite in the ceremonies for laying the cor
OF the Father of his Country.
VIM. LAMBERT, Mayor.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

w OOL-
ExcHANd
MONEY
and the der
From II
LA
ARR
The slea]
this port las
She left CHI
Jamaica od
on the Both
The steal
ing of Janu
sengers. s
The Hon. i.
S. Senator
detained at
DR.. Gwin I'd
The stea
leans on til
sengers. !
er Severn,
j was expect
ork on tn
take passaa
sufficiently
There va
coal depot
OF the Greg
on the 18th
was given 4
the town, ii
quote from
Upon tn
between CD
caused a g
serious cons
whaling cal
Pearson, an
and in the d
armed with
10 disperse
Captain Pd
net over the
Mr.. Wn
& Co., San
which graz
gentlemen
was cruelty
blood cove
were unarn
Had not I'll
have ensued
turn for pis1
The guard
In this a
Pearson, wi
ton OF the
for their int
pose of RESI-
lence. Th
tracas for I'll
ORGAN
The Leg
18th of Ded
men only be
lain was cid
the Senate,
head clerk,
ing no quor
18th.
Ga that q
men were il
of the two
SENATE
president eA
assistant Sc
Bella Dexte
geant-a at ar
AssEMBL
clerk ; f. Il
rolling clerl
ton, sergean
On the Ia
some conte
was official
After tho
two House
duly electeo
Governor d
w. Wright
sentatives j
The inau
Both of Ded
the two he
flee had bel
mock , Chic
nett deliver(
At four q
fest the eld
place. Col
DR.. VIM. n
ing is a rec
Necessar
John G..
VIM. M.
IL. w. H
II. Butler
Thos. j.
John w.
Robert 81
The sam
troduce a bI
gislature--i
incomplete
difficult to /
ing, even Z
passage, h
thirds vote
AT noon,
was read in
Gov. Bur
duty is due
which they
inconsistent
the Legisla
operation, !
Union, " I'd
leave our d
one single d
and"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

DISTURBANCE IN ST. LoUIs.Leahy, the lecturer. who
says he was Monk of La Trappe, announced lee.
ure IN st Louis on the ed ult but he was prevented
from delivering it by mob that assembled around the
building The crowd afterwards went to his hotel, but
as Leay did not make his appearance thew dsnerseJ
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-09

New MODE OF MAKING IRoN.-Dr. WALL of Lon
don has discovered and patented process for manufac
turing steel and iron through the agency of electricity
which promises to cheaper immensely the cost of their
production and at the time improve the quality of
the metal 1t has been tested it said, at several oftbe
Leading iron furnaces OF Maryland and Virginia, with
the most satisfactory results.