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mouth With and lgb to Griswed
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ss Which Washed overheard steersge passenger native
Of GumapJ.
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&C 70 hefntk Sens SD in company vita schr Triton,
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CsrTir-At the Washington Drove Yard, Forty.
fourth street and Fourth avenue and at Hudson River
Bulls Head foot Of Robinson street on Monday there
we're offered 200 beeves co soutbstn, the rest from
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100 ,Yvwppoa, ,ytr.n 1890. -, -. :,
t'ohn IL M It'll sIA'ks sAlL sIkAh
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serart wto tne mnn Tot huroIe ,psstyelyl on ss,ur
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All mus, 80 tnroufn ths rost umee TOT tresh,
orpetnN- unequas soeommoosoons Tor elegance
oroomiort-sppv penu-n r. coY,rxs a. xr.,..
ne steamer PAcrrIo viii succeed the ATLANTIC and
Sail DECEMBER zst
ru,ar x.w xoyx .Nn ,,y,ppoo, ,v,r,n.
~ ~ nOnn ~ ~ aroOb MI 80 STA rs
al ~ shps cor Rrisng this line are the
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.o,svnu.n ssr,ss s,ery e.,s ~,
w. ess hss seen tssen IN their 900
.rsss, ana their .eson "a, Z an
~. =. '"r p>~sehser are en@
sv,ies ~ ,.ss.ss ,,o,, Me-. Va a. $500, .,., -
r.. ~ ss,s. .v. az. r.sm. "a s'tgoo ssss
N.- rerh so
~ s.,, VI .e sttsoheo !" each SHIP
=, 80. ~ ~ IN, r0. y. =.
.s,,s, rne. .rss. 1s, nov ~ sos
49,. MI. ,-Nsry lrse,ous stones or metsh
sssrsof therein expressed. ''' ''' ''' '-'''
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Q6O RswARD-sTeLEs, ON SATURDAY or sun

bCO day nisht one white Cashmere opers Cloak tris
med with maize eoored satin Black Velvet Martfa.
one o. Bseh Lace one do Of Black watered with
bset gued ribbon trimming one DO q Black SILK with
q tatk Trimming seei one Chanseabs Redgreen elf
Dtefsi hteen yards striped silk three white Mornine
Diese trimmed with insertion and edginE The above
Ma VII be and no questions ssted for returning the
1nf ~ '---N' Nff'S
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DATES OF FARE REDUcKD-EMPIRE CITY line
~ CONNECTING with the Y g P.siae Mail Steamer ~
Friday December 18th at o'clock The splendid stesmshp
CRESCENT CITY. l.oC0 tons burtAsp, J. D. Wilson
Friday, December 18Th freight passage
apply to j. HOWARD Son. 81 Broadway.
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GHn0 REWARD. CR0SSsAN's SPECIFIC MN
DcOO ure-Of all rem, dies yt discovered, this is The
mott oertaa 10 mafes speedy ant vita
out the least restriction det drnk exposure chanss
~ applsstion 20 bufiness kany curgd In dsgr-
SOLD at the drug store T3 Broadway Of Chambsrs
nrtet aso At Ne. Asoroues at ITO Broadway aud 100
Fulton street. corner cf william.
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$500 REwAaD.-yErvEss. ANIIporn A srs-

pOOO else Mixture Tor the o. private disorders
II makes sTecdy with the least restrictions q
sst ennh espctpre o. ehsnss in application 20 business
1he proprietor challenges single shich the
will not under the forfeiture Of ave husdIed dollars
~ 10 put up in bottles With full directions at a. One het
tie lase week-msny cured in twe days For sale "
q III. RING lq3 Brosdvay; los Bayard street Nev YerE
W. h Little lOa Hanover street, Boston, WRIGHT Co.
New Orisa
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QXT NOT ONLY rosEr, Bur Lars SAVED

VAL Hunter win fsrf,i. any sum. failing 70 cure
that under his matter how long
stsndirs actins Patients are invited 20 bis ppsn
sary No Division New Y0rk city, thoussuds
yearly hy his practical great
Strangers and others vhs have Been unfortunate In tie
lseticn Of rhysieian solicited " call
ns yr.s, remedy Hunters Red Drspths. trsutis- the
qussk musk-eures Ike marie In certain dsea
Price Dollar Read RsheoThs sGie would ss
veil 10 reflect before trusting their health happre ana
In their ves the haads physrans tnpo-
81 delicate ssd mercural diseases. It certainly
possible for undertand all ills the nv ms.
Family subject Dr. Burter IL 70 Ne The mss1
successfuI prsctcner In the United States
hse e~ousiveiy devoted 70 the study trsatmeat 81
diseases pertsnins 70 this branch Of medicine snabss the
Doctor 20 guarantee speedy edioal bosh a, "a
vs,e treatise. and advice for nothing. " "
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EoR cHAeRrs DIRrc-, ON MONDAY. DECEMBER
h-7he surerior, feat sailing, double engine screw
steamer nio vi ,esvs above from pier No North
River NJ The 0ntaro kss superior accommodst,n
fer shn and sters passengers aud expected 70 20
nae me % f"hH oLD kfcI jrs Sg ~ 3 ., wan stree.
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Letter Bags Per steamer sea Bird for Rio Janero And
the Pacific. will close - above on Friday, Nov. ~.
ean BE- prs paid st the absvs ooe to any part Of
The above Letter Bags are also Kenyon Wall street,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature aud trv Of decao diseases
and all the kindred afectons-lustratea by great
Der Of beautifully eolcred plates large life; He
Bostwick NJ d. lecturer and diseases
above named nature IL Is large quarsosso passs;
oopd edition price $40 Extract tbs MeAl-
cal and Surgical Journal may be said fesricsiy 20 BE-
equal Records Actions works the family e
lished in this country" Author Of The Family Phya-
clan - price twenty Author OF Ssif-
abuse and its deporabls defects lmpoteney sterity As
nc sixth edition fourteen plates price 81 Yor sale a.
ard BY the author, fOl Brosdway.
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EoR sAvANNAH.-sTEAnsBIp FLORIDA, CAPT
Lyon-lhi. rev sss very .ug.ricr ship w,n sav: 20
pier r. For freistt or passage apply 70
SAMUEL l.. MITOB ELL. lga Front street.
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" EpxhRD x. COLLINS wan street. n. y, or "
pRowN, sHIPLsY CO, Liverpool,
q. ROBERTS co. ~ King's Arms gard, Lontcn-
l.. DRAPER Jr.. sBsulevsrd. kontmsrtre, Paris.
After the hrst OF April soc freight his
sove from Liverpool will be materially reduced
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I,OR NEW ORLEANS VIA KEY WEST, ON THURS
II Gay, Dee s. a. seeiccs r. N.1ha new and sslendid
LOUISIANA. 1000 tons hurt Captain James
awhs will Ne despatched for New oriean Key west
on 1hursdsy the ssh Of December at 3o'eloek from
do, $50 FOR frsish. or g,sss,,ssss. tsply 2.
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CEKTAIN DISEASES CURED BY DIR. DIX LANxY IN
~ scientific. careful and Intelligent manner, without
Recent removed BY his entirely method
by local application to tive days In debility
and snose cad disorders o. body and result
pactating the for society and matrinosy his
mode Of 10 we'll known need
Be guarantees for life. Trestment also,
by letter, in English. French German Once 81 sps-
pard street, Broadway Genuine female regulating
and
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DRhoRRIsoN CONTINUES 10 CURE oERTAIE Dis
~ eases, IN thur fern without
peit recent Affections IN few days pracfce ~ ~
enables him nervous debility, emissions, Sc
Etquert self abuse. No fee till cured. his 10.
diplomt n bis once. ?os1 rrlisnstrcet.
IERFECr SAFEGUARD Against QUsCKERy-
IA Pr karhs Practical Private Irsats The nature.
sJupions thd progress With rgcpes for remedies
se ishfully and ary given adsptd the Of
ore Ninth edition, s2 pp with Tlass. Price 81. IA
y Or,tnsich street. OF mailed free ~ post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15

CEN PAYIY-A letter from Washington 10 '''' ~
as,h ponnsvlyanian pays TIE following just ana mefi'eu
10 the able and esteemed representative fo '
Accomac Districts ,,o,,s
rho now chairman of the committee on ways ana ea,
NJ Pavv of Virginia, is probably tho youngest s hn
WI. be filing that positions though in appearance a
t ~ len ct forty five take il, he is not over hir'!
L. h,s been in the House for six or seven years.
nccncded Mr. Wise, when that gentleman was app;
n,inster 10 Brazil He is ready debate anu a ~ nor
m,ion, LAWYER he is perhaps the ablest IN me ous IA Tl
en- ho ia herculean and the contour oil MS lace = io
IN, If washington, than the face Of any man ete S
Vero !, NOT for the remarkable expressveness OF M
bead and the great quantity OF hair ne wears 'e ~, lii;
.,mId hc very striking For the first three years ,h
entrance into Congress- he was personally unopu ~ ,n
Housc. his manner being very abrupt; pu, no ' ,bn
he h,s won more upon the good opinion OF ms ieo"
Genera, Il II NAV be truly said OF HIM. mat nc -
lii, reliable man; being always found WIN ms ii'
won marty question, whether the division OF
an IN Incidental or leading issue. Certainly no o'cI
~ the present House. is better quallhed tah nc, io u
sacorv discharge of the duties OF the charnmnsp y, ~
nos, nortant committee for while he possesses al l ~
locn,l qualifications and The attachments hee' s
,n;, and courteous Difference 10 the views ana !ceIs
of his potcal opponents, will render the necessary
between himself and the administration peas
r n The latter though he is one of their stahchcsl op
80 n rho House Gen b. is emphacally rising man
cor be gradually widening the circle OF ms caS ae
;s and hc labo-s great assiduity 10 improve himself
mb, whethrr there is laboous man IN the House
nv The by quality cmnently requisite in the chairman
,ho committee on ways and MEANS for whom thefc Is ho
roc, =, my neriod of the session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
COL. WEBBS DEPARTURE EXPLAINED.


The New York Courier and Enquirer in regard
sertion Mr. Cass made the floor OF tho Senate in his
speech on the Austrian Mission that Col Wecb had flown
'irom the Judgment Of the Senate, has the following in
reply:
awe deem it, therefore, due not only TO Colonel Webb,
but also the Senate that the impression however
natural it may be- is entirely erroneous Col Webb down 10
Wednesday, the eth Of November, had intended sail for
Europe about the 10Th of December supposng that
his nomination would have been confirmed if confirmed
all before that tme and his departure Saturday the st
December caused by circumstances entirely unexpected
in the highest degree embarrassing himself and which
he compelled 10 regard as imperative upon him. Hc
t and expressed very great reluctance thus leave
that tinc knowing the misconceptions which he would
thereby become liable But the considerations referred TO
le, him. in his Judgment choice and he therefore yielded
TO the necessity imposed upon him-rustng to the know
ledge which Senators possessed of his feelings and character
and the confidence in both which many Of them had often
expressed Tor defence against the suspicious of dsrcsect
10 which lie became exposed.
'Wha these considerations il is impossible, with
due regard the feelings Of others, and the propctes OF
social life for here state They were however entire
" domestic and personal and such every Senator would
pronounce highly honorable Colonel Webb himself. We
take it for granted that the Senate will the
truth of the presumption which the matter naturally
gives RISE after the explicit and intelligent sedenia given
them by the New York Senator without giving due oppor
tunities for the submission of proper evidence"
The affair is certainly strange one and unless explained
must reflect upon General Webb the Regency in public
oninon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
Madison House, Bank Street
To The Editors Of the Enquirer.

There is an old and impressive admonon embraced in the
words let well enough alone" cannot refrain from call
ing the attention Of the Democracy this atage at the pre-
sent moments directing lis force the contemplated action
of the Democratic members of the Legislature in relation 10
the pi lie Offices By the removal Of the Wing oicoolders,
the Democracy may be seriously injured and cannot BE-
benefited to any great WHAT'S situation this
time in Virginia! Ii is of asccndancy, triumph and
power. We have commanding majority in the Legisa-
urcwe hold the power OF shaping the policy OF the State
we control the disposition of the State patronage Al the
same time responsible for The management of public
aairswc are answcblc for the results of legislative
ton Our watchiu antagonists the alert, ready
10 avail themselves of any mistake false Step part
An exciting and important struggle awaits rs in The spring.
when every agency will be brought TO bear for the purpose
securing the Wings the control Of The Legislature next
winter The FIRST dangerous result which dread from the
removal Of the present Wing ncum5ents 81 the public Offices
will be the materials for assailng which it will afford 10
the They will raise the cry of prescription ol
persecution this will furnish the procX if the
motive Tor renewed energy and unscrpuousncss on their
part They will before the people with dcnncaons and
appeals which shall find il equally difficult 10 sustain and
IL il be their most potent argument with
~ doubtful votertheir most effective engine in every
doubtful county. They know, well that proscrip
ton opinions sake has ever been odous Sr.inans
they Will that the contemplated substitution OF Dem
for Wings will be prescriptions and trust that
shall ie. the force assertion in the
The other dancer which appchcnd is the effect Of this
movement upon members of party. Many Demo-
who adhere 10 party upon principle and care but
little who fills the public offices il the duties be we'll per-
formed will look upon this course with no favorable eye
Their cxerions will be slackened if not totally abandoned
when they such matters this mingled with the main
oil Democratic principles and They will
hardly think it necdf 10 give themselves much trouble
much about which is produce such
results this Blu, there is also class which will cherish
still stronger feelings mean the friends of those Demo-
who shall be brought forward and whose aspirations
shall be unsuccessful Several Democrats WILL of course be
prcsen,edsomc be disappointed and dissatisfaction
he the inevitable result There time when
the Democracy OF Virginia ought 10 be firmly united
and am willing causes of disunon brought up
from any quarter.
The benefits result from this will be trifng
and limited few individuals; the dangers impor-
tant and affect party throughout the State do not
consider the elevation of three four Democrats subord-
offices sufficient justification for periing
dcncy in the Legislature and copadizng the election of
Democratic Senator next winter. UNCS POPULI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
THE SHOEMAKER.

"Aet yell your part, there all the honor lies"
The shoemaker sat amid wax and leather
With lap-stone over his knee:
Where, snug in his shop he de6ed all weather.
Drawing his quarters and sole together
A happy old man was he.
This happy old man was so wise and knowing
The worth of his time he knew
He bristed his ends and kept them going,
And felt TO each moment stitch was owing,
Until he got round the shoe.
OF every deed his wax was sealing,
The closing was firm and fast;
The prick of his awl never caused feeling
pain 10 the toe and his skill in heeling
Was perfect and true 10 the last.
Whenever you gave him foot to measure,
With gentle and skilful hand
He took its proportions with looks OF pleasure,
As if you were giving the costlies treasure
Or clubbing him lord of the land.
And many one did he save from getting
A fever, or cold, or cough,
And many foot did he save from wetting,
When, whether in water or snow twas settling,
His shoeing would keep them oil.
When he had done with his making and mending,
With hope and peaceful braast
Resigning his awl, as his thread was ending
He passed from his bench, TO the grave descending
Az hirh "a the kinr To resi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
POLITICAL.
From the Louisville Democrat.
THE BRIDE

1 Il ID n ~
She stood before the altar screen,
Beneath the Grey-arched temple pile.
And DER her fell the crystal sheen
OF mornings richest sunny smile
Zoned in the golden food of light
To earth she seemed not to belong;
Or If to earth, her form was bright
As ssrophs loved when earth was young.
Yet she was pale-and sooth tear
Was trembling in her lucent eye,
As though some thought Of memory DEAR
Was rising with rising sigh;
And thoughts most dear they were that rose,
For though her love was sealed on one,
Yet never can the hearts leaves close
On kindness past, or mem'ry saun.
For she had left tho home of years,
The westinghouse of infant days;
And she had set her foot where tears
Too often mar street. woman's ways;
And she had laid fond warm heart
As ever beat, at loves bright shrine,
With murmurd vows, "till death do part,
Devotedly thine, only thine"
The chain of gold around her flung,
The clustered jewels on her hand,
Were gathered where hot tears are wrung
From toll, at wealths untamed command;
Then neer can these meet emblems be
To show the wealth that they unfold
For hand and heart, where love is free,
Cast shade on jewels, gems and gold.
In joyous hour, or worldly STRIFE
In cloud or sunshine, she will stand,
An angs In the paths of life,
To scatter blessings from her hand.
Then say not woman's love is light,
Her consistency oft worn in pride;
For neper was she first TO slight
The vows of love which called hcr--b~ide
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
OF JIHJNTtT
TO THE GOVERNOR, THE LEGISLATURE AN
THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

writer the signature OF Floyd, in the Enquirer
having proposed change from the Public Square 10 some
other place in Richmond on which the Monument
To Washington take the liberty TO suggest change 70
York Town. III closing Of that eminent Individual
military glory the heights and lands the river ioI
mile or two above bcow, and adjoining York Town, in
GLIDING the "pon Of Rock which stood the British re-
dou sturIncd by Lafayette during the siege and the ruins
Of the building occupied by Corvallis his headquarters
nj the tins of surrender offer give in fee smp- either
or both of those settles with FIVE with fifty, or with five
hundred of contiguous grounds if necessary, for Tho
contemplated purpose If however the City OF Richmond
which already within the walls Of the Capitol possesses
exact likeness in marble Of General Washington is 10 have
the Monument and change Of place BE- made oilcr OF
one 10 five acres of her Navy Hill property elgiby situated
for the purpose and within the limits of the corporation
ROBERT ANDERSON of Williamsburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15

To he EdHors q he Enquirer.
Messrs Editors Il have observed with deep motca-
ton the article in Your paper Of Saturday, the sigma
Of "Unus Popui" in which gentleman who writes
Democrat has thought fit 10 reflect upon the Democratic
party Of the State and the Legislature in regard their de-
termination 10 right themselves, by the selection Of
their party, fill the places heretofore held in the Cap
ol by Wings cannot conceive how any who faith
fully belongs to tho Democratic party Of State could
far forget propricty to say that many Democrats who
adhere our party upon principle, and who but
little who fills the public Offices the duties be well perform
ed will look upon this course with no favorable eye" My
only object repe the impuiaon upon the represen
atives OF the Democratic party by this writeror truly
there s nothing in his article with this exception that does
not contain its own answer and correction. cannot,
who feels in common with the party with which he is
proud act, omit this any, opportunity resist and
throw back such unjust nsinuations upon the motives of
liberal and honorable Democratic constituency.
FOR MYSELF AND MANY OTHERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
OBITUARIES

ccmbcr last JOSEPH ~ FAINT, ESQ.,, in the forty third
year Of his age, deeply amen,ed in his respected family
and by his numerous friends Educated for tho legal pro-
lesslon, his attanmcnts LIBERAL and his unsulei
integrity, Joined with his many virtues, gained for him the
respect Of all and the affections of many in m extensive
circle Of society His county had distinguished ms lnefi'
gsature OF virgnia and in the words of who knew
him well and loved him for his manly worth, "he has not le''
better man behind
DIED at tho residence 81 jog. Prcow in Sury country
Thursday evening the 10Th December after illness Of
days. which with almost unexamped patience and
for,tude, Mr.. WILLIAM ATKINSON, only son OF Mr.
Eli Atkinson of Monroe county, Aa in the 2ls year oil
age Seldom does il fall 10 tho lot ola surviving friend
record the death OF one generally 5eoved-his amabe
disposition and gentle and unassuning manners failed
gain the love and admiration of all who came within
sphere of his intimate acquaintance