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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Feb 49, 1850
Mr., AMBER, from the committee General Laws
reported the bills concerning the Wheeling Hotel Com.
pany; and for making provision for the removal of the
free people OF color; which were ordered be printed
a nd made the order of the day for Thursday next
On motion Of Mr.. TATE, the Senate took up The bill
incorporating the Abs Valley and Tug River Turn
pike Company. After remarks from Messrs TATE,
KINNEY, Fry and DENEALE, favor, and Mr. Woops in
opposition, the bill passed
On motion of Mr. sHAcKLEFoRD, the bill concerning
the Virginia and New England Mining Company was
taken up and amended on his motion And it passed
On motion of Mr.. CARRINGToN, the Speaker was arl-
thorzed to enlarge the Committee of Reception and
accordingly he added the name of Mr.. Stanard to the
Committee.
On motion of'Mr. CARLnE,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. Almon GAGE, of the Univelsalist
Church.
Mr. WoRrmNGToN, from the Committee on Courts Of
Justice, presented report upon the resolution for guar
ding etiectualy the rights OF merchants by Gre
ating lien upon steamboats, and other vessels for sup
plies furnished and labor performed upon such vessels.
also, bill divorcing Mary j. Terry from her huc
band VIM. J. Terry; and bill divorcing Susan How
e ii from her husband Richard Howell
Mr. GEORGE from the Committee on Roads nresen
ted bill for the relief ofthe Smithfeld Charlestown
and Harper's Ferry Turnpike Company
Mr.. STovALL from the Committee on Finance pre-
sened reports on resolutions in relation to the Commits
soners OF the revenue for Roanoke County and Norfolk
lily upon pebltlou o. region smith: also n
bill concerning Pedlars trading west of the ALLEGHENY
Mountains.
Mr.. MAYO, according TO order, presented bill TO
amend the charter OF the City OF Richmond and for 9TH
er purposes.
onm motion of Mr., SNowDEN-The report Of the Com
mttee on Courts OF Justice upon the petition Of Mary
Ann Conway was taken up, and the further consdera-
ton of it was indefinitely postponed
The resolution offered by Mr. DoRMAN to limit de-
bate to fifteen minutes, was postponed
NEW RIVER BRIDGE IN GILES COUNTY
A bill to provide for the construction of bridge
across New River, In Giles County, taken up and
rejected.
Mr. PENDLEToN explained the objects OF the bill, and
Mr. CARTER moved to re consider the vote by which
it had been rejected which adoped, and The bill
was then passed, ayes IS, noes AZ.
Various bills were amended and ordered to be en-,
crossed.
REsoLU rIoNS.
By Mr. RivEs-That the Committee on Agriculture
enquire into the expedency of reviying and amending
the act toincorpoiate the Branch Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, in the county otPowhatan
By Mr., SUTrLE-1hat the Committee on Agrisul-
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rning, February %, 1850.
THE DAY.

This day, will be laid, in the Public Square, on
which stands the Capitol of the State, the corner
stone of monument to be erected in memory OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON. The event will be sigma
liked by ceremonies ard incidents OF character
unusually interesting; the construction OF the
Monument having been undertaken by the Gene-
rel Assembly, and all the arrangements for the
present occasion having been made under its I'M
mediate authority. General ZACHARY TAYLOR,
President of the United States, with other gen.
temen of distinguished official eminence, Will be
present, under the invitation OF the LEGISLATURE
conveyed through the Governor OF Virginia.
From the great number of strangers already
known to have reached the city, it may be confl-
IDENTITY expected that larger concourse will be
seen in the preliminary procession, and will
assemble on the Square, than has ever before
been witnessed in Richmond.
The principal corner stone for the Monument
is huge block of granite, presented for the pur'
pose by the James River and Kanawha Company
An excavation has been made in this stone, Tor
1he purpose of receiving such documentsand me-
MORALS as will suffice to convey to that distant
ment shall have crumbled, authentic evidences OF
the circumstances under which it was erected
Presuming that the papers of the day will be
included amongst these testimonies, we cannot
allow the Times, of this morning, to go into its
entombment of ages, without affirming, as the
greatest of all facts connected with the his
tory of the Monument, that veneration for the
character of Washington, is, on this the one
hundred and eighteenth anniversary of his
birth, a sentiment which no man, of any civilized
country, is bold enough to dsavow. Statesmen of
all Governments unite in the acknowledgment
that he was the greatest and best of uninspired
men. The respect of his countrymen for his
example and his counsels now affords the surest
Eeason to hope for the perpetuity of the Republic
Demagogues and ambitious aspirants may rashly
excite commoton and discord in our nationa
councils, but the principles and patriotism o
Washington have deep foundation in the hearts
of the people.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
MEETING AT THE CITY HALL

AT an adjourned meeting OF the mechanics of the
city of Richmond held in the City Hall on Wednesday
evening the Goth inst, Mr. Thos J. GLENN in the chair
and Mr. Il, FILLMORE acting as Secretary, the following
proceedings took place i'll relation to the procession on
the 22d inst
On motion of Mr.. G.. w. II. Tyler, the Chairman was
requested to appoint thirteen Marshas whose duty it
shall be to take command of the mechanics on the
morning of the ed nst and place them in proper or
der in the procession,
On motion of Mr.. w. o. Yeatman, the following re-
solution was adopted:
"Res0lued, That all the mechanics in the CITY who
intend turning out In the procession the 22d inst be
requested to meet on 18th street, on the south side of
Main street-each individual wearing badge of white
ribbon-preparatory to being formed into line by The
Mafshal5 appointed under the preceding resolution.
On motion OF Mr.. Amber it was
Resolved, That the Chairman of the Meeting he re-
uested to appoint three standard bearers to ACT on the
occasion of the 22d inst
On motion, ReaotDed, That the proceedings of this
meeting bepubshed in the daily papers of this city
The meeting then on motion adjourned
Il1OS. ]. GLENN, Chairman,
THEo FILLMORE, Sec'ry
The Chairman, in accordance with the requirements
OF the first resolution, named the following gentlemen
as Marshals, viz Otis Manson, A l.. West, Geo, X.
Myers, Jos S. Robinson, Thos. Bailie, John Freeman
5. ID, Denoon. William Bremen, Geo. r. Crutchheld,
Jas. Bolton, John A. Belvin, John H. Anthony and
David A Brown.
And under the third resolution, the following gentle
men as Standard Bearers, viz: VIM. l.. Nc MINI, Pc
ter D. Bernard, and VIM. o. Yeatman.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
DIED.

On Thursday morning, the 2lst instant, of consump-
ton, in the g2d year of his age, ROBERT MORTl-
MER THOMPSON. The friends of the deceased
and those OF his brother, Benjamin Thompson are re-
quesed to attend his funeral from the residence of the
latter, Goddns Tavern, on Saturday morning the
23d inst, at 10 O'Clock, without further invitation
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

THEATRE.-Geu, TAy4oR and suite Gov FLoyp,
and other distinguished gentlemen, having been invited
to attend the Theatre this evening" the dress circle has
been decorated in the handsomest manner, for the
casion. We anticipate crowded and fashionable
house, favourable opportunity will be afforded all
present tonight to the gallant Old Hero who on
the 22d of February l8i7 celebrated the natal day Of
WAsnNGToN, on the bloody field Of Buena Kista
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
Fire Works ON the NIGHT of the 22d Instant

Fire Works ON the Night of the 22d instant
We understand there will be handsome display Of
Fire Works on the Capitol Square on the night of the
22d inst during which time Rockets will also be thrown
from point on CANDLES Hill The whole being I'M
der charge of our public spirited feow-ciz Capt.
CHAs DlNMocK whose skill in pyrotechnicks. gives as
surance that we shall witness display worthy of the
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
LEGISLATURE.

The HOUSE OF DELEGATES yesterday passed reso-
luton transferring Judge GEORGE H. LEE, from the
18th to the 22d Judicial circuit; rejected resolution
submitted by Mr.. CLAIBORNE, proposing to close the
session the 18th Of March, and passed the following
bills, viz
Requiring the Clerks of the county Courts and of the
Board of OveFseers Of the Poor publish list OF ap-
preparations made by thoSs bodies respectively; con-
corning William A. Lemosy authorizing the county
court OF Chesterfield county to the Htua GOA
property in said county belonging to Elijah Brumrne
and others; providing for constructing turnpike from
Abingdon, in Washington county, to Pattonsville in
Wythe county Incorporating the New Creek and Har-
dy Turnpike Company amending the act entitled an
act Incorporating the Martnebug and Potomac Turn
pike Company, and for the relief of John Arnold
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
"A,
FoREIGN-On London 9a9s per cent prem.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET

STATE Or 1FiE STOCK MARKET
stale stock per cents-par value $l00-sales at par
Corporation per cents-par value $00-last sales at
James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
State, par,
Exchange Bank Stoek--par value $loo-last sales
Farmers Bank stock-par value $loo-sales at
1903 -
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-sales at $72
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 800 held at $65.
Richmond Fire Association Stock--par value $50
$29sa30
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock--par value $l0o-sales at $50.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
Of Debt-par value $l00--last sales at $50
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock-par value
SlOO-last sales at $40. Some are asking higher
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, January 81, l849
BEEF-Scale aeeight-$2 so to So extra quality will
command higher price. a' WA
MuTToNs-$2a4, as in quality.
HoGs-$4 50a5 nett.
JACOB SHOOK.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
SAILING OF EUROPEAN STEAMERS

The U. S. mai! steamer Hermann, Capt. Crabtree
sailed for Southampton from New York, Wednesday
morning, taking Sc passengers and $4,000 letters Tho
steamer Europa also sailed the day for Liverpool,
She took out e. passengers $4,000 letters and $4,000
in specie
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

ENHE WESTERN HOTEL IN FINCAs-
IL Tie is FOR SALE-The subscriber being
deslrous to remove to Texas where he has lands now
STANDS in Western Virginia either with or without
the fprnlture and if not sold privately before the 18th
gay OF August next it will that day be offered to the
hlshest bidder and other property he may be posses
sion OF at that time
re 22~c6m THOMAS c. LANCASTER.
XELyETS, PRINCES, &c.-I have on hand
v alot of Velvets, Frnges, Jenny Lind Braids, &C.
which offer for sale very low. Purchasers may rely
upon getting them at their own prices do not in'
tend to keepth hem in future,
]. c., CFENERY,
te % Opposite Depot,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

ghany, whose name recorded in the negative on the
passage Of the bill calling Convention had promised
TO pair off with Mr. Claiborne, of Franklin who was
warm friend OF the oil and was called by business for
element of the moment forgetting his promise to Mr..
Claiborne voted, and did have it in his power to
withdraw his e.--Enquirer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

We are glad toperceiye that resolutions favorable to
Spoistions prior to 1900 have passed the House Of
Delegates OF this State There many citizens Of the
State interested to large amount in the settlement Of
these claims. Whatever nay be the action Of the Sc
nate upon the resolutions trust that the expression
OF opinion on the part Of the House OF Delegates viii
induce our Senators and Representatives in Conersss
to give the subject favorable consderaton-Aler-
andria Gazette.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

Ho FOR CALIFORNIA We ask attention to the scheme
of Mr. Bargamin, as fore Swallowed in his advertisement
1t strikes us as being one which offers fair inducements
TO Adventures.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

The Steamship Cherokee sailed from New York on
Saturday afternoon Tor Chagres direct, with three hun
dred and twenty passengers, nearly all Of whom are
bound for California. The Commercial Advertiser
says
$50 great the rush for California we are inorme
that the Messrs Aspnwai cannot issue any more tickets
for their steamers until June number Of families
will take passage in the Steamers of April and May
their friends in California having made arrangements
for them to that effect
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20--Cleared schr. Bran
DIVINE Gaudy Richmond
NEW YORK, Feb 90 Arrived, schr Mary Eliza,
Smith, Richmond.
BOSTON, Feb. l9--Cleared, schr Copia Tor Rich
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

Coal IN CALIFoRNIA.-Mr King says the only coal
made use Of in California is that sent from England
and the United States, and the demand, it is supposed
vii be- Tor the year 1850, two hundred thousand tons
Coal Is delivered from England at $25 ton The
coal OF Vancouvre it cost $l2a ton to get out othe
mines owing to the expenses olabor and the nconveni-
ence OF mining This makes the expenses for the
more than the cost of bringing coal from England and
the United States-Erpress
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

LIFE IN SAN FRANCISCO. Mr.. Bayard Taylor in a
letter to the Tribune gives the following striking coup
feh of San Francisco society
The great want of San Francisco is society Think
Of city of3oOoO inhabitants peopled by alone!
The like of this was never seen before, Every man
own sweeping, cooking, washing and mending A
company OF washmen are located at the Fresh Water
Pond, doing driving business in the laundry line
experience, here conveniently into play He who
make bed cook beesteak or sew up his own
rips and rents is unfit to be citizen of California
Nevertheless, since The town has begun to assume
the East are attainabe. family may now live here
without suffering any material prvaons and if every
married man, who intends spending some time in Cali
tonia, would bring his family with him, social influ-
ence would soon be created to which we might look
for the happiest results
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

JENNY LIND, it's stated by the Message Bird, had not
yet definitely closed with Barnum, time having been
granted for the agent Of the latter to confer with his
principal on the important point Of Jenny Lind, that
Brothers security for the observance of the engage
ment. Barnum may after all not close with her il is
said for even TO him $1,000 is no triAe Does Bar
mum ask deposite from the Nightingale Express.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

NI S.CIC E.--The members of Mcdowell Division
IW Sons temperance, are eamesllNsseqrested to
attend meeting Tspperace Hall, TO join in
15S prGfSsSlon q! NJ on Friday 3d.
tssae&T By order ot.tAa.- ": ?.
a TTENTION, FIREMEN !-Yo GU are hereby
n ordered to meet at the Office Of the Richmond Fire
Association THIS MORNING, at o'clock, punctu-
ally for the purpose of joining in the ceremonies OF the
day BY order OF the Principal Engineer.
fe2 JOHN Fl. BOSHER, Sec'y.
"A TTENNION, FIREMEN THE regular
IA quarterly meeting of the Board OF Directors of the
Richmond Fire Association hear excuses for fines
which have been assessed during the past three months
will be held at the Office on SATURDAY Evening
next, at half past Z O'Clock.
By order OF the Board Of Directors;
fe % JOHN fl BOSHER, secy
A LALASTER PUFF BOXEs.-A new and
"A fashionable article receiving, for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
fe % l47 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

ARRIVED,
Brig Acolus, Ballard, At,akapas Sugar and Moase
ses to Dunlop Moncure q Co.
Schr Mary Willis, Hoingshead, Baltimore
Schr Richmond, Travers Baltimore
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22

JENNY LIND.-lt is announced that Jenny Lind has
certainly concluded an engagement with Mr.. Barnum
to visit the United States.
The Liverpool Mercury says: Mr.. Barnum's agent
authorized to offer 900 for one hundred and t
y nights and if that were not sufficient, he empow
cred to add additional $l25OOO making altogether
upwards OF f8800O or more than f5OO ($2 500 for
each Of the one hundred and fifty times she is to sing.
She has accepted these TERMS and it is said that ESQ 900
is to be placed in the hands of Barring, Brothers & Co.,
before "the Swedish Nghtngale starts from England
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

HIGH WATER AT IL O'CLOCK, A. M.
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W ; PERSON -
ABM. q. THOMPSON r. = ]


Dso@ui flrh-f ssys hat 81 TIE time OF m~Ang 1e % :
.,ss,enf vlh Thompson ssd CaTpeIier AID ceioL- 20
49, rccoss.t.,i WIKI cne Heay 4, Co~rs, no aaa a
or, tne previously been introduced 70 ;Aem ~ So -
-, M "a b., Wa, posed 20 be scaATiy W guam 80
800 ~, s,rl,rsrops under asr with sad sFq&rsf4s
80 bsd eseu In .ended D. employed whenevef SAD
.-s .hoed be completed ard ready for ss.ua! sx l.
- hst 800, aeer deponeut oh-ainSc ssid ease if"
Tbo-rnson verbGl agreement was mtce between 20
C.-pertsr Cowles sargent and depoGrh' la a. =,
h 81 riorsiious upon he ssid premises as msh' oe =
.ny 10 sstisy them regsfd 10 ne existence 81 le
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srsyv Sxsmnsoa i6e psres ,h1ald determine 10 con
,.s 80 nsoeru,e the search then was understood ihs,
- .hoal t.ke an interest Of quarter n sad
rerprise snd that said Gov and ssrssri soo1 eeS
r.Ee some shares thereu. bet he eusriy VI e
tsrs.,s was rot a. hat time DEFINITELY settled ths aeP-
nspt N company with CsTpenssr Cowiss ana ssfelA
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ANrI-pyRIo PAINT

FIHE, WAIFH AND WEATHFH PkOOF
I'Hls PAINT. manufactured by he " \ AntLPync
PANT Company, 10 new species u 10 composed Of
materials entirely fire proof being scarcely destrcuba By
me- blow pipe IL impefvOus 10 atmospheric vcisdrs
and sne being spilled viii sand tor years without falling
OF II " unquesOnsby tbs best protection against afe and
water that has been brought before The public
Ceruhcass showing rs ability fro and
mems can be seen ~ The Office ~ the subscriber.
Dor sae IN lots o su purchasers The agent Of Inc
Company GEO SHEPPARD. fb Msdsn-lane
lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

INIsk RAYMOND now Oher Tor sale ~ l0I Bf0ad.
way these ysusbs snd unique substitutes Tor Tho ~
,hapen wooden eodns hey made OF metal " ighl
weight aud great Strength 10 form ike tho human bOdy In
fecuuiben pos don and Ornameued In he casting the
sgie Of rich folding drspory hey ao both straight and
udesrucble. Pamphlets may DO he'd al tho store de-cfp
u rho article win certificates from Dfs Mot Ffsncs
Kssim ChtOo ard Others. showing heir superior
90 al Others now IN use
Al fIfn she'd either plain ornamental end
AZ satisfactory prirss HfIms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

COMMIsSION MERCHANTs,
And General Produce Brokers, Portsmouth Va
ntFER their services 10 the shipping Psnung Trading
Wand Manufacturing interests
We will give strict attention to selling or ihpphg To-.
bsccO Cotun Flour Grain Provisions Lumber and Naval
stores aud forward Merchandise with dspaleh
Portsmouth, Feb g. 1885,. 2Htws