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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

MORMON COLD Co!Ns.-We have been shown three
denominations Of twenty ten and five dollars Thev
are OF virgin gold On side the all-seeing eve and
the motto OF Holiness to the Lord " on The other the
IockeG hands OF friendship, with the initials G. S. L.
nomination in ull. as twenty dollars" len dollars
&c 1t IS the intention, understand to have these
CONS re-eoined at the United States mint, except tew
lhal may be reserved a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

IRON FROM CHINA.-There has been received at
LfTeipool' nom Hong Kong, nine thousand quintas
o. chinese ron 1t is the first time that this metal from
4e MINES OF The Celestial empire has been imported into
~ England. Numerous trials which have been made Of
UNI non prove that Is in all respects at least equal
10 English, Swedish or Russian IRON Asst is procured
az more favorable rate than from those countries and
as i Is abundant in the Hong Kong market this article
wl doubtless, before long, become an object OF an
important trade with China.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

~ There alarm of fire last night about
half past o'clock. The alarm bells located the fire
the first ward, but the fremen failed to discover it
We learn it occurred beyond the limits of the city
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

ATTEMPT AT IMPosITIoN.--An individual lately at
tempted to palm himself of on the Mayor OF Charles
ION, as brother OF the Mayor OF New Orleans repre-
and requesting loan The Mayor ofCharleston hsv,
ing eiegraphedt to New Oreaus learned that the Mayor
Of The latter city had no such brother
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30
MAYORS COURT. Jan. 90

Albert the rogue who entered Mr.. Wallaces house
on Saturday night, together with his alleged accomp-
ces, Robert and Elijah, brought before the Mayor.
No evidence eliminating the alleged aecomplices being
adduced they discharged; Albert, however was
sent to the Valley TO receive the reward his miadeeda
nerited
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

ADMlSS1ON--Boxes SO cts; Pit IS cts; Centre
Gallery SO cts; Side Eastern Gallery entrance from
Broad street, l2a cts Colored Gallery IS cents
W. A few season and monthly Tickets can be had
on application at the Box Office
U.s. Seats canbe secured, and tickets obtained dajlv
from to2, and from to S o'clock
Doors open at 81 o'clock-perornance TO commence
at Z. precisely h 20
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALBANY, January %, 1850.

AT Democratic meeting held in Northampton coun
y, Pa, the 2st inst some absurd resolutions were
reported by committee denunciatory OF Gen Taylors
imbecity" &c, but nevertheless expressing the opi.
Mons that new States regulate the matter of slavery
Tor themselves that in their territorial condition the sub
lect Is oil TOO little importance to be allowed to eudan
ger the Union, and that the people will have an I'M
doubted right 10 settle the question for themselves when
tley adopt constitution we no objection tina
| they should settleit for short time before"
On motion OF Hon. Richard Brodhead a member q
the last Congress, another of resolutions were sub
stltued, and unanimously carried which, first laid tn
blame OF the slavery agitation on Gen. TAYLOR and So
condly, declared
mat the Democratic party should be national in il
phcpeSa as we'll as organIzatlon and therefore all eft
iofs to get up sectional issues should be opposed AZ
| tending TO prevent national organization throuot
winch alone the Democratic party be successful anC
he government properly administered we are there.
tore, opposed to what is generally called the Vilmo,
IfO1fSo IN territorial governments about to be orga
nlzed and adhere 10 the doctrines US expressed bv The
| last national convention, which nominated that tried
patriot and statesman Gen Cass in The tolowino ,e
| solution: ~
Resolved, That Congress has no power, under the
constitution, TO interfere with control the domestic
institutions OF the several States, and that such States are
me sole and proper Judges of everything appertanino 10
their own affairs nor prohibited by the Constitution iat
aS e00ftS Of the a60tta0niStS or Others nude 10 in
@ace congress TO interfere Uih questions of saperv
or 10 take ncpent steps in relation thereto are caleb
lated to lead 10 the most alarming and dangerous con-
sequences and that all such efforts have an inevitable
tendency to diminish the happiness OF the people and
endanger the stability and permanency of the Union
and ought not to be countenanced by any friend o our
political Institutions.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

=, Mrs kemble read Winters Tale" in New York. on
Thursday evening" for the benefit OF the Hungarian exles
On her appearance she presented with magnif
cent bouquet Of flowers, silver vasea testjmonia
OF esteem which was gracefully acknowledged Al The
close oil the reading vote othanks was presented 10
| garians ~ w 'l'o tIui-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

9 BANKS IN WIscoNsIN.-The message OF the Governor
OF Wisconsin opposes The formation Of banks, whether
under general or special laws.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30
DIED

On Saturday, the Goth instant, MARY ELIZA
BETH, daughter OF Royal and Elizabeth Todd, aged
twelve months and twenty -one DAYS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

LAND SLIDE-Some two acres of land on hill on
The Nonongahea river, near Pittsburg, moved down
upon the turnpike a few day ago, after thaw. One
emorsofY dwelling is completely cut in twain, the
oae eng oil It Is still standing, as though il had been
eul on by huge rock. The inmates escaped
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

bREAT LAW SUIT DEcIDED,--A Frankfort CORES.
pondent of the Louisville Journal writes
1.-THE court OF appeals decided yesterday one of The
most important cases ever brought before it, refer TO
The case of Phillips and others vs. the Heirs OF Mrs
Frances Pope Upon the question involved in it depend
ed vast amount OF property, which have heard va .
was decided in favor OF The plaintiffs in error, that IS
against the heirs Of Mrs. Pope"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

nor hoeea have they yet succeeded in capturing any OF
the participants in this disgraceul outrage save VIM
hays VINO Is at present confined in jail The occupant
Of the house in which the row occurred if he knew any
Of the parties engaged in it, studously avoided revealing
their names in the examination Monday before the
Mayor. He said he only knew three of the nen-one
was the prisoner, VIM. Hays-another was the wourd
ed man, Andrew Maher and the other owned patro-
nymick, which placed photography at defiance Allen
gagged in the lttle row" at Martins house las he him
self designated it, are believed to be abourers on ba
Danvie Railroad. They have violated the npbic
peace, desecrated the Sabbath and in all probability
pepetrated wlul and deliberate murder. 1t is hoped
that the police of the city will not only every en-
deavour to bring the offenders justice, but that they
will Tor the future strive to prevent repetition OF out
RACES similar to the one under consideration.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

grand ball, aid OF the expatrated Hungsrans. is
to come oil in New York on the 2lst proximo The ar
engagements have been made on the most extensive SC
The tickets will be limited TO one thousand at five dol
lars each, to admit lady and gentleman extra ladies'
tickets at one dollar If the accommodations will ner.
nit larger number of tickets will be issued which will
be mt ut len dollars ~ '''N'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

The Moniteu has officially announced the eey alton
Of General Jerome Bonaparte the ex King OF yVesobs
LA, 10 the rank ol Marshal OF France
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.--The corner stone OF this
Monument is to be laid by the Masonic fraternity on
the 22d February, and it is understood that our city viii
be visited on that occasion by vast numbers OF persons
from the dIacent towns and country
The Volunteer Companies OF Richmond will now
have an opportunity TO exhibit 10 Legislature and
the people their proficiency and alacrty We under
stand that orders have been issued already for the pre-
minary instruction and drills by some of our company
commanders
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30
gY AUCTION CARD

av AUCTION CARD.-The attention of the
public and housekeepers in general respectfully soil
cited to the sale this morning at 10 o'clock, at the
venors House, ola large collection of city made Fur
nture, Beds, Bedding &c. See advertisement.
ia 80 ALEX. MOTT, Auctr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30
Mrs. MLLER--We have received the following
from reliable source

LYNcHBuRe, January 81
GENTLEMEN; 1t may be interesting, as an item of
news, to know that the celebrated "Mrs Miller" who
created such sensation Niagara some months since
passed through here to-day under the fictitious name of
Mrs Williams She arrived here last night from Farm
vile, and was Immediately recognized by gentleman
who had known her as Mrs Miller Shs was in
formed OF the recognition by the landlord, and mme
diatey took passage for Liberty She was under The
escortage of one Geo H. Williams
Very respctiuiIv
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

NOTICE.-The barque Cyane not arriving in time
to discharge her cargo forced to postpone our
sale to take place this morning, until Friday the LIST OF
February
ia 30 DUNLOP, MONCIRE e. co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

To conclude with the comic sketch OF
UNCLE SAM.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

~ IOVN 1IOtEs AND TIE W 4 N ED.
~ Wanted at the Distllery of the subscribers in Rich
mond, by the 18th or goth of March next from 1900 to
1000 POOR HOGS, and from to two hundred head
Of STOCK CATTLE.
Owners OF old Mich Cows, or Work Oxen will find
market for them at this establishment '''''
Fresh Mich Cows will also be bought at fair prices
for cash
Three dollars per hundred pounds will be paid for
all descriptions of Shoas Brood Sows aoeighed gross
on foot Apply to the subscribers or to Jacob S. Atee
ia 80 dlwc8t STEARNS g. BRJMMEL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

a seNCERT.-F. GIaEBEL has ths.,plleesssure of
ton of givhs>s ConceA at ths1sStcchange Concert
ROOM THISiE VE4~lNq lMsdffasday0 30th inst: on
which occasion he viii sxs1ffe several new Solos on
the Violin He wi aFsisedabYhis Pupils and seye
raj So cents, tdbe4bad at the book
stores Gifies Evanss and c. Bennett Yeas stores
ia 30--it
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30
THEA R H..
SETON and CHIPPENDALE.. !. Manager:
POOR GENFLE1

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 30th 1850.
Viii be performed the popular Comedy, in five acts
called the
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

NORFOLK, January 2Sth 1850 '>N'N''
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

5000 pounds old Sides
1000 do old Shoulders
so kegs Family Leaf Lard
10 bhls. do do.
Is kegs No Ohio Lard in small package
7 bbls. pure Isle Of Wight Apple Brandy
10 baskets Champagne Wine, superior Qua
so bushels Cloverseed, prime quality
600 pounds Seine Irvine
600 do. Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers
SO dozen Cotton Leading Lines
200 pounds Cotton Cordage
300 Grain Bags
IS barrels Lard Oil
20 do. Cider Vinegar, SC. &c.
All Tor sale on the most liberal and accommoe
'ei.',a, oy JNO WOMBLE & co
ia ~ M 100 Mai, -.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

WI AnNAGERS' OFF!CE-D PAINE a. co
$40 10 ''""n' iicHels
Al s0 the Dollar LolteryCapals $3s99 sof 1000
Drawn numbers of Maryland Consolidated Clsss o..
ia30 C, W PIJRcE ~ 10 9, Co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-30

A GENTLEMAN residing in the sSty OF Rich
- - mond wishes to purchase good SEAM
STRESS, to serve in his own family For one that
will come well recommended liberal plice will be
paid. Apply to
VIM. GOULDIN General Agent
ia 3O-d2t CIT No - GnvarnoEostrao,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
The Illustrated Family Bible.

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he engTavlngs are never introduced for show
but Always TO explain the text illustrating places
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a specimen number, with recomme ndat ion
from SOME ofour lending divines, is ITO ready
The regular issue will begin about the first of
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This me licne was prepared by regular
physicien and is the result of an extensive prac
lico ofscvcra years in a bilious clnate--it is
entirely vegetable preparation and may be ia
ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate constitution.
The following extract is from the "Farmrr's
and Emgranrs Hand Book." 4 valuable work Of
abou, 500 pages, recently published by Mcssrs.
Appleton s. Co. New York. In chapter s: page
235, the author in speaking of Fever and Ap ue,
remarks:
"Tlere is q most admirable medicine sold in
most Of the Western cities, which we can con
scientiousy recommend for FEW Err and AGUE
and other bilious diseases, !: is the INDIA
|CHOLAGOGUE, which Is prepared by Dr.. o.
good Of New York, who has made the bilious
disorders Of tho West his special study. We
are no friend to th9se medicines usually called
patent, but we have had ample opportunity Of
knowing the Invaluable effects Of tie Chulagognc
IN. Bilious cases"
Extract ola letter from Messrs. STATEHOOD
liAsERsTlcK & Cn, otPhiludelphia
PHILADELPHIA, I'd mo eth 1912.
DR.. C. Osgood:- Friend, We
have had occasion to see the good effects ofthe
| medicine in the case OF Young man who had
been troubled with chlls u long time and couid
not get clear OF them, but since he cornnenccd
taking bottle Of thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and snow becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATTERGOOD IIAVERSTICk sc
Numerous other certificates from persons O
CHEST responsibility leslilyng to the great cfllo
acy Of the medicine can be seen on applca ion
undersigned also small treatise ON the dis
SEES treatment and cue Of Fever and Aguc, to
other discusses o! bilious climates" may be nu
gratis Of any of tho follow ne named AglE.
Dr. Joseph Wallace Eikton, Charles L, Rob
erts Cecilton, A. w. Davis Hayre de Grace,
James Wilson Port Deposit, John H. Clayton
Church Hill, Goodwin & Gibson Ccntrevle
George F. Brown, & bfo.' and Irwin Smith
wholesa le agents for Baltimore,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
BAMBOROUGH'S
Celebrated WindmiIJs mr. Grain Fana

he subscriber offers his combined paten,
windmill or Gram Fan to farmers, in the full
assurance that it isby far the best article eve,
invented. In proof of this pnon he refers
10 inc TACT, that his fan has taken IS PREMIUMS
ana SILVER MEDALS at the various aprcultu.
raj exhibitions in Pennsylvania, New jersey.
Delaware and Maryland, within tho las, few
years-not having failed to take the premium
IN single instance! These premiums having
Doch awarded after careful examination nv
committees oflntelligent practical farmers, a
stronger evidence ofthe great superiority of The
tan could not DO desired
Among the premiums takon las. fall ls.o)
was lhat ut tho Maryland S,uto Fair, held a,
na'liiiore IN October, where there were thirty
Two 'ans on the ground, among them Cloves
nran' S, behei's, st Clair's, Ponnock's, SC.
1.ao. 'norough trial OF them all, The first pre-
mum rds awarded 10 BAMBonoucn's Allie
Philadclpho county society,s exblbtlon Oct a
anu inc committee pronounced Bamborough' IS
an 10 We 'lhc most perfect and eiiectuuI clean.
or ever exhibited" The fairs At Upper Mari
p1ofough' ND; Mount Holly, N. j.; Jacksonville
"a me State alr at New Castle, Del, awar
oeu lhe nisl premium, after fair trial against
many other ians similar result followed ey
cry triai IN the two preceding years.
he subscriber has had eighteen years cxpe-
renee IN lhe business. and has made 700 fan.
S.' I" All WHO naV5 used them Tor recon-
'hehdatlo''s-wlh the remark that he has made
several important improvements within two
years past. To sum up the case IN few words
-baniborough's fan will clean faster and bet
ter and with less power, than any other fan in
use, as Has peen unanimously decided by every
exhibition where trial was made, aud by The
MY seven hundred farmers who have them in
use. The best farmers in Lancaster, Bcrks.
Chester, Delaware and the other fine farming
regions Of Pennsylvania, use none but Bamboo
These fans arc kept for sale, of differen, sizes
ana prices, by John scarborough, Lancaster
Guy ra'' Joseph Taylor, Elktoa, Md, John
;. HGckert, Port Deposit, Nd, Ezra Whitman,
". fratt st. Baltimore; Samuel p. Smith,
Cumberland, Nd, VIM. G. Mccall, David
sonv'lie, Anne Arundel county, Md, Elgin
russell, near Petersburg, Va, David Lam
dr9I,' Clcsnut st. Phladelphia.
Inc great superiority Of this fan has caused
u NUMBER oil mutations; purchasers will there.
lore DC careful to zee that they get tho genuine
ar.'c'e, winch csn be had by addressing any Of
the above persons
Nights for states and counties for sale. A.
gems wanted to sell rights. Direct to
MIL JOHN MARLBOROUGH.
'""'c" S-3Nl, Lancaster Pa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
JUST ARRIVED
A Hs ndsome Assortment of
New Spring and Summer Goods,
AT THE
JUST ARRIVED
AT THE
CHEAP SrORE,-East end of Elkton.

CHEAP STORE, Fast end of Elkton.
WYNN. PELL takes this method Of informing
w the citizens Of Cecil county, that he still
continues to sell Bargains in Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, &c, purchased in Philadelphia and Bal
timore at the very lowest figure, which enahies
him to sell al asonishingy low prices, and TO
offer to purchasers greater Inducements than he
has ever bciurc done. Ills principle i'll business
is, that ''nimble sixpcncr is better than slow
shilling" and he always endeavors to give his
customers the worth of their money, for then
they are sure to come again.
lie invites attention TO tho following cata-
logue ofgcods, will be found inferior to none in
this market.
DRY GOODS Superb Linen Lustres for
l. cents per vard Lawns and Bercgcs fine CAM
bnc and Book Nuslils, figured and striped ditto
alpaCas, very cheap, new style Gnghams aud
Mousn dc Laircs, very pretty, Ladies cambria
and Lawn Hd&f's, new style, l.aces aud Edg-
ngs from I cent up, Ladies' worked collars,
summer shawis, gimp. fringe and trimmings,
braidlngs, general variety. Calico at A, S. G,
and 10 cents 1t can't be beat, Cloths, CASH
meres and Vcstngs, great variety, Drilhnss,
beached and brown, Superior SHIFTING and sheet
irg, flannel, white, red and yellow canton Han
mel, brown and bleached, OF superior quality,
Linen Table Covers, towel linen, and crash. bed
tickin. from 10 to is cents, new style neck and
pocket hands. hosiery, gloves, suspendcrs, gen.
tlemcu'a standing collars, cotton laps and wad-
ding, Irish linen and brown Holland, very sub
5tdntiul
GROCERIES VARIETY Sugar, coffee,
toa, chocolate, molasses, meal flour, cheese.
crackers, bacon, dried beef sausaees, b OF,
tongues, lard, herring, mackercl, salt, candles,
soap, candle sticks, spadcs. shovcls, hoes, rakes,
forks paints oils. glass anG putty, dye stufs,
wood saws, buckets, cutlery, fishing tackle,
scrubbins, clothes and shaving brushes, Wcllar's
backing, powder and shot, percussion caps, pen
knives, scissors, combs, pocket books, school
books, ink and inkstands, writing paper, stccl
pens, everponIs, States, pencils, silk and bead
purses confectionery, PeriuIner,y pickles, cigars
aud tobaccn china, glass and queensware,
earthenware, Sc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.-Coats, vests,
pantaloons, overroatS, shirts, drawers, gloves,
suspenders, cravats, pocket hdkts., cloth and
glazed caps, silk, straw, fur and palm Leaf hats;
boots and shoes Il beautiful variety, and cheap,
FURNITURE.-A general assortment o
Fufnl ,urc, well made and very cheap, such as
mahogany and cane seat rocking chairs, wind
sor chairs of every variety and pattern, bureaus
tables, bcds,eads, stands, Grad les, window blinds
looking glasses, mattresses, NC, with many
other articles not enumerated.
IrCall and examine his stock, and learn
his pIices. he pledges himself to give genera
satisfaction to all who may favor him with theE
custem. Don't forget the place, PELL'S
NAV 2o Cheap Store, EIkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

LOOK HERE! Cheaper than
Ell Ever. Just received lot Of
sA.h r<Aa cheap GUMS from auction and
n are now selling very cheap at
RANGERS, S L. cor, Sec
ond and Pine Sis, PM. dslpha-Alen's Tor
scots, Womou'S 95cts, and Chidrcn ior II IL
cts Old Gums mended or taken III exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
cheay---.4 lib, raj discount to dealers
Don't forget it is the lower corner Of Sec
ond and Pine SITS, Philadelphia
Feb 9, '50-6n.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06
FEATHERS! FEATHERS!
10000

bounds OF Feathers, comprising all qualities
for sale, Wholesale and retail, at the lowest
cash prices by HARTLEY Z KNIGHT.
las S. Second street, doors above Spruce
Our customers and the public III general will
Please
I5- NOTICE AND MEMBER I'D
that since the alteration recently kmade in our
store: the Bedding Department Of our business
Is in the second story, where we now have
ready made, or will make 10 order BEDS,
holsters. PILLOWS, MATTRESSES
and CUSHIONS ofall kinds.
We also keep cons tantly on hand, good as
sortment of TIcKIsGs, BLANKETS, MARsEiLLEs
eeu'"'o' essroK' -oIEs, SAcK,NG BoT1oMs, &c
/, The First Floor ~',d Basement
have boon approPr lated to tbs .~e of
Carpeungs, Oil Cloths and rIatlings,
Brussels Carpe,ngs, Tapestry do. Imperrl
Three Ply, Ingral Carpetings, from % certs
TO 81 90, Stair Carpe.ings, from 10 cts to s! 90
Entry Carpet;ngs, from 2octs to 81 ,25, Rag
Carpein5s, from rs to 40 CENTS also, Oil Clo.h.
and Mattings, at all prices For Sale by
HARTLEY 81 KNIGHT,
l4s S, Second St. doors above Spruce,
al.tsh .s-.... ""''''p''''