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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05
THE LEGISLATURE

In the SENATE, yesterday, the bill concerning the
Fishing Creek and Brandonville. Road was taken up
and passed resolution from the House OF Delegates,
fixing Wednesday, the 9th inst for the election OF
the various State Officers received and concurred
in; resolution, proposed by Mr. KINNEY, expressive
of regret the of the ties which had bound
the Hon. JOHN WEBB TYLER, to the Senate, as body,
and rendering thanks to him for the manner in which
he had discharged his duty Speaker. being unani-
mousy adopted, motion was made and agreed to, to
proceed to the election of Speaker in place OF
Mr. TYLER, whereupon Mr.. VIM. H. DENNIS was no.
minated and unanimously elected; motion to adjourn
then made and agreed to- but before ming the
body, Mr.. TYLER delivered feeling and beautiful va
ledictory.
The HOUSE OF DELEGATES passed the bill for the
petion of the road from Smythe Court House to the
Plaster Banks-the bill to amend the several acts CON
corning the Front Royal Turnpike Company-the bill
10 reconstruct the Pulaski and Giles Turnpike Road
and other bills, which will be given hereafter. The
House likewise agreed TO resolution to go into the
election of State officers omorrow. The House resist
ed the bill for constructing the Randolph and Peters
burg road, and the hill divorcing Nancy Peyton from
her husband, Vaentine Peyton.
SHIP STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AT SEA.-The brig Tit,
Capt Rodovch, left Havana the 10th inst, tor New
Orleans. On the morning OF the llth, in lat 2425,
long SO IS, she struck by lightning which carried
away the main-nast from within fourteen feet Of the
deck, with man-top mast yards and sails tore b and
mainsa to pieces; started main beam, and ripped up
poop-deck and bulkheads, and ripping off deck panks,
sprung the boats davits and smashed the small boat.
Sprung fore spencergaft and head Of top-mast Grip
pied fore topsai yard, and ripped off sarboard monkey
rail and larboard quarter rail- Started skyghts, and
smashed the BOBBY hatch also tore the quarter deck
awning into ribbons after which, Capt. R. was COM
PEELED to cut away the braces, fore and ait, to clear the
wreck. After daylight, the storm abated, when they
made sail on the foremast and proceeded their pas
sage to New Orleaes the brig leaking badly, caused by
the spars beating against her sides She reached the
port Of New Orleans on the 23d ult
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

Mint RELATIONSHIPS deposits at the four minis
during the year ls49 were 81 6os 1853; ofwhieh ss,-
2i3,l75 were in gold and go 1865 ,260 in silver
50 GOT ,76l, and So, ia, 45O insilyer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

PROTECTION OF New ORLEANS FROM INuNDATIoN.-
Surveyor Dunbar in communication to the second Mu-
ncipaty Council of New Orleans states positively that
the levees recently constructed along Felicity Road So
lee street. Claiborne street Canal and the New Canal
of sufficient heighh and soldity to eectually
protect the city from nundaton even the event of
creyasse above
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

WHISPERS AND MUSTAoHoEs,-We observe it is get
ting to be all the rage among our fashionable young
gents of the city to sport whiskers and musachoes.
tasty mustache, but those dirty drabcooured red
we do think are horrible
Fletcher, under the American Hotel, can change red
@ or grey h as 20 h H ba any o4
frry him, te 5
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

The British barque Sarah, under the command Of
the intrepid Capt Cook, sailed from New York on
Tuesday Previous to her departure the $4,000, contr
buted by the merchants Of that city as a testimonial
to Capt. Cook, were presented to the gallant Captain,
his officers and crew, in the proportions already an
nounced.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

A London letter says The most active trade in
Hamburger at present in coffee OF which less than
S7,0o0ooo lbs have been sold during, the last three
The whole amount cold during the year was 1885 0o0
900 lbs., double the amount of lS4S There is great
commercial activity in Hamburger at present
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

ScREAMERsvnLE TRouBLEs.-Mrs. Rose, resident
of the pleasant suburban village of Screamersve, ap
peared before the Mayors Court Saturday morning for
the purpose Of procuring redress for wrongs inflicted
upon her by an insoent negro fellow named Robert
Brown. She stated that she kept shopn Screamers-
vie-or rather her husband dd;-that the negro fellow
complained Of had been frequently ordered out OF the
house, and directed not to it, for weeks
past she had suffered great annoyance from the fellow,
who had made it point in passing the house, to knock
at the doors and windows. On the Both ult he had
knocked at the door, when she out and seized him
by the collar the negro hereupon struck her in the face
and then ran of before Mr.. Rose could get of the
house. A German (whose name we did not learn tes-
titled that Mrs, Rose was not entirely pattern OF
meekness herself and that she somewhat in fault
well as the negro Thereupon, of words en-
sued between Mrs r. and the German witness which
was terminated by peremptory command from the
bench for "slence" The negro ordered to be pun
ished
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05
! RALSAM orr WILD CHER-

WISTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHEH-
RY for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group,
Bleeding of the Lungs, Whoopng Cough Bronchitis, In
uenza, shorness OF Breath, Pain and Weakness in the
Breast or Side Liver Complaint, and the first stages OF
Consumption. All the different signatures, said to be
the genuine article, for sale by
T. W. DYOTT d SONS,
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia,
N B. There being various persons claiming to be the
propretos Of the above described preparation, cuso
mers when they order will please be particular to men,
ton whose preparation they wish to have, as we have
with the signatures Of Butts VIM M. Spear Sanford
& Park, Dr. Wstar &c; all of which claim to be the
genuine article se4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT.
Bremen ship Meta, Dehard, from New Y ork

~ DUNLOP, MoNcURE & Co. ask the attention of
dealers to the auction sale of Groceries, &c at their
office, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, without regard to-
weather fe 5,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

DEPOT, No. 132 North Second street, Philadelphia
NOTICE TO DEALERS-T. w. DYOTT &
SONS hereby appointed sole agents for the sale OF
Pr Townsends Sarsaparia, for the city and county OF
gsts and dealers prices And do not in future
hold ourselves accountable for the genuneness of our
Sarsapaa that may be procured from any other source
but through our Sole Agents. r. w. DYOTT &
SONS.
~ Take notice oil the Specimen Show Bottle in
front Of the Depot No 1872 North Second street, next
door to the Buck Hotel.
CLAPP & TOWNSEND
N. B. Be sure to apply to the Sole Agents.
Don't mistake Replace, No. 1872.
SEQ ~ DIR. DYOTT 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05
CITY AFFAIRS.

ARREST or PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN.-O Officer
Pcarce encountered the South side of the Basin Fri
day evening" whilst walking through that picturesque
and interesting portion of the city, white subject who
had, in fashionable parlance, evidently dned. He was
spouting and swelling at a dangeroute rae-had word
for every he met, and too many for those who
replied to his sautatons. He would strike off tan
gent towards the Basin draw out paralleogram here
and trace obuse angle there though his legs
nothing more nor less than pair OF compasses Officer
Pearce remained some time in doubt whether the
intended to into the Basin or strike OUT for the
river Being hemmed in on the right and left by water
and totally disqualified to make headway Mr., P very
naturally concluded that either the Basin OF the river
would ultimately receive him, so he stepped up and sa-
lued the man-remarked that he had too many bricks
in his hat to render safe for him to attempt to circum-
navigate the Basinhat lie had evidently lost his reckon
ing and had better take in sail and suffer him to tow him
into safe port The man said his name was William
Fieds-that he lawyer by professionalism plen-
ty OF money, and no poor kin"-was as independent
as California golddigger and should be very much
grated to know who he (oficer Pearce was On learn
ing the name and Occupation OF MIR Peace, he became
exceedingly indignant, and threatened that gentleman
with the speedy and heavy vengeance of the law, if he
dared to infringe upon the inaenable rights of free
man-laid his damages at $500, and assured that Off
that he should insist on full payment OF every cent
Without more ado officer Pearce arrested the pseudo
lawyer placed him in cart, and sent him off to the
cage Saturday morning William Fields made his bow
before the Mayors Court, sober Judge, and
straight as shinge-sated to the Court that he
Baltimorean, and had only recently reached Richmond
Mr. Pearce having suggested that the prisoner
man deeply learned in the law he blushingy denied the
soft impeachment instead of being lawyer, he said
he possessed trade and usually worked at brush
king Being his first essay at law, he permitted to
retire. with the remark that neither law bristes
would save him from the Valley Inn, if caught again
drunk in the public streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-05

GOATS SPOOL COTTON.-A complete as
~ sonnent Of Coats white and assorted coored Spool
Cotton, Just received and for sale by
KENT, PAINE & KENT,
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ten Nno ocm SriBrn cerr Sufcn Ginbalt ~
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E1rc6 81, fir pia,n, Yulper mb QBoitb.
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Si0ct', 95l1d)er.

8cIscnbe 8Acber 0nb 70 ckcd crbalten unc
gu Oen bei9'lrgten prcilen in Oicler 0ruGe.
rci Ut babn:
Galifornien, rpie CO III, einnielitcs 6onb,
bud fAr 2llIe bic nab oem Solelanoe reis
fen ELEGANT 9rbunben. Dreis 25 Gent.
Gebetbudlcin fir Kinoer, beutfcb unp
enslii6, in 8erfcn, prsis Is Gent.
9aS 6emeinfdoftlidc oeutld,.lutberi,
tbe uno retormirtc 6cfanabud1, neus:
Ifs auS9ope In flenem Sprmat, ICb6n in &c.
bsbunben, 80 uno AS Gents oas @remplar.
Gine Dcrtbcioi9un9 Fatbolifd,sr gebe
ren uno cine 2lppeIIation an oas pros
teitantifd)e publiFum, pon 9emstriii5 u.
C5aaiein, srit' bsutfbs unb 9ans nsue 2tus.
9a6e, elegant 9sbunOen 373 @entS.
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t1orosUmerifa, 9ebunbsn 25 @sntS
2Iucb noeb elni9e ancere flcne Bnher, ipeleb
4 lc9r mcAIfeiI psrfauft mertm.
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Q&i6tj9 tj98efonntmQ6unQ,

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elisn3 ttson scbrondt bobsn, bnnt 5mSVatb.
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tbat;9e N'e3isin i'rerScit 3u boben 1T, mSez
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III Ober 8Crn bci m1rItblor 6crt, tciS gien.
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SrbrGnH; in IOromstaun. an 6cinritb
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n'no 9rathcn, nit eitfer Meoi}in rinen9crs
intb 3u maiden. BGOnprre wirFIam III &c
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tnnen tw}Cr 3Git Purirt
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SO oblfeite
8lenOen unN S6Qtter!
81. e. SlESili0smS.

$40. l2r glcrE fCdtste 3trabe, DBiIabelpbia,
SabriFant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb
8roB unO sIeinbdk0lrr III Srn(ttrs5d,ats
tcrn,-cCnen Die b6d'fEn prdmiume be ben
9(b9HItrllun9'n gu sJ{eu OOrf, pbiIoNeIpbia
unO Baltimore 3utrt6nnt DorbGn.
porb6n9r FIT @tcbrs unp 6fentlitbr G5es
Fauot merOeH Ou9efcrtiSt uno NIT 8uhfatsH
Oerfebrn.
eiu SroBCs enforcement bon 6lcnScn unb
SbSttern. son neutltsm 9tpl unb 2neNat,
tun9, gu Nen nlCoriatcn 8oarsslp preifsn.
Dae pnbIitnn rpirO es pOrtbciibaft fnDsn.
aH5urufcn.
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9eitust, baB ltc Dit ueu auelebsn.
.. Z. n.> bcnahrbtigt bic Sunprn BON
Sreeman's olten gtatltdtmtnt, SO. l4S4,
e5lD 3,pcite C5tra6e, ra6 CT scn bort nacb $40.
70, ShD fcCbete GtraBe 9ejCsen 1T, mo er
o6tnaeDOQ tim bic 8ortoGusr ibrer &unos
ltbaft bittet.
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Us. 't,tD &. ~. s&Seim 1ltsp So.
10. 6. dlN.DcnnHre.:n.

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cs5 pub1Fm6 nbcrbaupt, ouf iby fp(lu1jo unb
n'H@ 96ortement bon @Gtern fir 59au5bals
h"a'n, oeifcbeno aus Mchern unO @abslo,@es
u"o $bee'E6TsIn, &6pfsn, SefTln, Gmatirt:n
Rrbsrn unb NrcfrrpiiQsSsITtln, meIIinaeusn
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rem IBatcru 6boufIn unb 3anaen, Q5rats
nr &afs4fmntn, &finct5, Sof,emiblsn,
Sdesrtn, @cdcn, &pr9cln, Broos, QBafd,s,
&ejlcs unb DoystE6rbcu, @eblr.QBaorsn Il.
moS ale Su zen nisbrigim Prtifa rsrfauis
rogroer..uiro.
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S6rcincr Oerf3cu9c tpobIfeiler ale
jemals!
Ghreiner, Baumeiter nnS Uneere, bic
oaran Itno, Nrtfsl fir i'm fommenpen Com.
mcr ~ crrihtmOe Gebauce 3u fanfen, Icllten
au ceJn1neS 6. 9(nberfpu'S wcblfelem
gilenwaaren @tcbr, 5psi 9bhren cberbalt
ccr ,,ublcr" Srnfrrei, 3ulprecben, feinen
8crratb craminiren feine prcife Dcrnebmen
unp f6 cabcn htcrserscn, ba6EIeine Snnben
mebr @ iter. beGere 1tmartnns uno
2lhtNus &c. fir ibr 8elo befommen, a1s fe
an rseno elntm anoern 6tobr in Ncaoius
nbalten t6nnen. M
Ncaons, Hpril so. 3Ds.
OF SfaseI, SenItersewiette uno Sellerfen.
lter:Sitter 3u SabrifprsiIsn.
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aus Dcu SNbrGn 400 bis 1885 olc 6rrrIltb.
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lrlbtGn @cmriurcn Nit-Ce %mor6 cinQcfhbrt.
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3u babCn
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2lScntur 6gu Sod uuo Co, 100, IBulam
Gra6r, 0lcw:DorF itcrGcbcu.
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SIR rcu QGCIcn mcnrc mon dh an poljcr
in plnehuys
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oil 'Mp 2l9cntrn an9e'tent.
g. T. Is NtnprbCr,
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Dottor ferdinand fumGu

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VI ltroGs, ncGsn ocm QErtb6bauf: 6g5
f Jorn. 3 @3cinrtb WeDrc, nibt wsit
60 OberboIb Scr @tf2nOaDn, no ct forts
fdbrt ais gIrSt QGmHar3t Wn6 gsburt5btIfer,
ben i,Ili6bsoGrft9en ju bienen, an rdfpno5I2n
Yrcifen.
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Obne I1Jcrfur, jomc ben ic0cnanntcn Setter
mc 2tu6fbId9s oler Nrt.
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fiir Die RronS9eten ~cgon g 70 0ft GainGrs
lutt mirO.
o. @oute films Office aeibloifen fsin, fo 6ts
Iicbs man norbSufva9Gn BET Qrn. @Isprs, i'm
0rtb6bouic.
&sa0iug, Naj p. Sn.
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nm5E-Ro, &9ot io cbtn vcn pbilabelpbja crs
k4Ns3t=9E2 baIttE ein aroFi5 2,Tortunent von
Mzsf5es5sA, eueAcfudtCH QiT5ren Gus bsn
srifsn (2dnbtr 9ctaHi, beitebenO
aus 1DGinGmy Yon tOet 3elbieoenbtty Gin,
ron jerer 0uaIDtitj uno 9r6ncv, ron Der be-
ifen 0uoIjtdf. 9jeie ljfbrt tnb por Dem @jns
foufe 9cprtift uno 8aifwirtb', &unbtn unr oa$
'pubIfum lirt odWn95poa ejn9claben on5ur;
fen uat ittr ib feI6it ju urtbsiIln.
&IeCbseitj9 erbjeIt er einen Qro6en @orrotb
ron Saffsc, Sufsr WtolaiTt5, &r5 unC aCIen
anoern ArtlfCIn, TetDe Qem6bnNb in ejnem
Gp3uti:e3tpDr perfauft perten.
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&jcrcd, ndbifc &bNr sum American House,
sine &bur mtsrbal6 oct 6ten @5raSu &tsiiitt.
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Sm unter5ehnegcr &utbbonoIm9 ilt 70 cs
ben eritirnCn:
Scr WOrOomcrifoniIhe DOtImctidbcr
unO mfcbIbarc gotbsetcr
g innanocrcr uno Ein9cu3nnocrte.

Ginwanocrcr uno >Ein9cronnocrtc.
entbdIt cine fur}Qcfa6tg uuo Scrcrmann
rcritduNicbC &rommatt oCr cn9lltbcn @5pra'
6e, nrbf 2lumcluua in turjtr 3rrt obne {eb
rer CnaIiicb iprCCbcu una ICbrCben 3u lcrncny
anbcrcrm Clnc pclItduelqe mluferf1mmIunQ
bon 8ricfcb SlctbumQcni 0uitcmacn, Som
trottcm sBCtbfcIn, Auocii im3iu, 3CtMQs0u:
nonrcm e>rlttdfteFartcn II. {. 10. unp Gin pcll.
ttdnNjsc6 Q&ortrbucb pcr cn3Iiirbm mr Ngnt,
ltbcn e5prahe, ncblf 9cnauCt 2.neiprocDc NCr
Fn9Illt6Cu 9G6rtcr.
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@tetre Dcr Ser. GtNatcn 3u b0tyn. @roEs
UCrtiufcrn MIRO Gin aniCbnlltbrr 0atott bC,
WiI!I9t. n. oIICnwetc".
SIR. 277, 9lorO s. Ctr.
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9Sertt Der S5anfnpten.

2ae tlerui9sn Sanfen, wsi,be nit sinsm
(@) @5tern beSeibnet fipb, babsnsntmsbsr ials
fbs eOsr umgednberte gtctsn BON perlbieos.
nen 8enennun9sn i'm lImlnufs.
Nlt NIT einem (f Srsui beYibnstsnSan.
fen marsn tr'ibsr ofentIibe 9epO1tsSanfsn.
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SanFtn bic in pisfsr Qii1e nibt bsuannt linb.
Sts itt,o stmeber 9sbrObsn reer ibrs Ictsn Iinb
un9an0bar.
SanFen in pbilaoelpbie.
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nsn gu bes Scrfrtiscre preifcn bci Jebn
NItter uno 60, in Neaoina.
GbenfaIIs i'm Sleincn bel Q.nI. .Gn naleno
nno Or. Z. t1jarfball, Neapna SeOra $.
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mrrthtn 9tobrbaItern.
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OK Sobn 8ttcrunD 60, in Ncarina, fins
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Elnrm sprCiir, per Dem &dufcr 9utc Drcftc
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ftnsPHIptr, pcbif pcl anrercn &iitern bic 9es
oU0bnIib in cinbeimiibu {3artDoaresS tobren
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