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SHIPPING.

EOk LiyEkryOL-uNITED STATES NAIL sTEAa.
chip ARCTIC, Capt. Jas -LrcsThis steamship viii
depart With the mails for RurOpe, pogisvely sn
turcay 2oth from hor berth ~ the so Of Canal
Al1leters pass through the Post once. No
berth secured until paid For freight having
for elegance comfort apply
EDwD. K COLLINS, So fall 81
Ths steamer BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC. and
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private DISEASES, in THEIR FIRST STAGES
cation. in day In old and difeu his
mode Of treatment unequaed by other in America
Once. 81 Lpsuard street Broadway street south
Of Canal. Female renovsting pills. 40. 81
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V,nI MARRIED wOhAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
panion BY Dr. A. ~ kAurieeau Professor of Diseases
Women Tenth edition, l6uo. pp. ITO prios SlYears Of
suffering Of physical and mental anguish many aso.
aavs been spared BY timely possession OF this work.
intended especially for the married. these contemplating
IL discoses which should
knevn to Thorn particularly
To those whose health docs not permit Of increase
family, IL 10 OF especial Importance.
Here, also every femalethe wife, she motharthc
sther ddng into the in the Decline
gears In whom nature eontempstes important ohsrxc
discover the symptons and the Efficient
remedies and most certain mode Of sure In every compp'
EXTRACT Of letter from gentleman In DAYTON ohiol
DAY1oN Nay ]. lSA7.
M DEAR sa MY wife has bosn poreoptibly sinking
gusn sring before during oon
hnement; every successive isa debtatst
And Frustrated her putting her life In in danger ant
which the last scoason despsired nf supposed
that this state of things Inevitable and designed myss
70 the At this time lnow about two monthsl
heard book highly Of containing
reaching my On its receipt and pcrnsa cannot
the relief IL afforded distressed mind
he Joy its impaired to wife, learning has the
great discovery Of \. 4. Desomeaux provided remedy
be But for this another would have passed
head In all human probability wife would hoey
In her grave. and my children left mctherleis.
Of course, convey fully the
tended for the married those o.nsmpla msrripye
sale at ~ Broadway and .: The Publication Ofiet
LB Liberty street, New York; Little Co., Albany " 4
DAVIS Boston; r. b. Peterson. so Chestnut sset PhilA
dephiA-
On the receipts Of 81, copy will be transmit by ma.
Tree Of POSTAGE to OF tho United Stse All letter
boz .s24. New York city. Once lco Libsrt,
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AND
Disease. The most Of these in few hours
by vegetable application, without pain Cases Of ur.ee
yeare that oer physicians up manently cured
have private diseases to daily without cAustc caused
the the others disease
caused by improper habits in YOUTH combine msdicines
with the local remedy can show sLere thou
sands who cannot be CURED wthost it, These and the
hundreds Of other eerhcAtes show that none equal IT,
Yos sured me in one day-D T. COrbyn" Yog cured me
fer year after having been under the ether ghy.an,
son. Jr." Once hours. Ste q and TO pm.
DR. LAkN0NT, No. ~ ksade street,
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,.,rr~r ev cs-v~rsp CLns-ws issrn shsS Ne
n Hazard JOY Morris, Obsrss AA6sirss " Naples,
ssuses.AeA In pressvipe frow the s~srolttss eov-
sr.ut the payment Of shs long. ecrsestsA esk~ ~
~ Conpspy, ~ pAil>Ssiphis, smesnAine " eishs
-~<snd su.sss xs6s sA><a hss bs~s tvs yesrs
Ser as~wsSsc~A
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DCUO eao Mixture lor the ouIs Of oonOrrhaa, 0lssu
stSoSs she least rsstrosi.ns Of Diet drns, exposure.
change in application TO bssnes The proprs,or Challenge
ns sos ass Snsss
eoatrssted dcss Of hs mixture 70 taken .hsn exposed
ass vsek-n.ay are cured In two dsys Yor sale ~ O. D.
sIN0. ls2 Broadway; lS Baysrd strest.
nR COOPER. u DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THl
last fourteen years. eontned bis rrsetee 70 the treas
most acxvatsd eases Of this disease mid saIss
IL svsE svsdavs. csrtscteurs. ., no sharEs.
MO CURE No PAY.-DR. CoRBrrT, 10 DUANE 81
diseases pr.es.s Of srt.en years. ssSossa 70 n. srsss
nsnt Of delicate diseases enables Dr. 10 the
form Of this disease Recent sasss cured in three days. NJ
OSE hoAENr:-DIsEAsRs OF TUE SKIN AND
" Ghost receive the most attention Of DR. RYAN
mo o% .S pess.ssd ~ none ss.s Gu Hssa
billy q es.ir.a,ssos. INA, sss.: p..s,i.I s.es,s. h
hsn b. any other nsa In the Union. Once. No. Phs
q hadsoa street.. Ahvss 40 shs Poor srssis from
LIVERY norpRRs BOOB, or MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
.sa, ana M ss,iss fsiis.sd Il. sn q pe..ry. and 5.
Ell: Ps.s u Ss.i O. PSiisi.iSsis . Scala fsiis
DncLoy.. Sosrg.s TO Sss. al Tao o..
IA: nass. s%p.s: ssa %sssa D,,.sas,T D.,
p.rsss. 6ss An. g. ss.r Brs.s.sys pr,s,! :ss..s..
ihrOpsb ts sstry sSjoi.iSs his s.ers.
M ATS NERVOUS ANriDoTn HAs cUMrLBrR Do-
..s s .v.ss, ss1 s.s. -
euss % issuirs isse NE nirseuisus power Of ths Ter
ns - CALI sii: .s.: 4; r.; e.. :a':
three he nars< sertecsss Of THAT ha, dena
r py or IrryxRs RIuAIpINo I'm TEE INV Yopx
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Dk LAroNrs FEMALE PILLS, A CERTAIN oURE
~ for all sompaints incidental 20 fsmals-Dr having
ussd these pills IN his private practice Tor the lss twenty
Ave snd In the Feusle nnraAry france under his
for the last fetn with such unparalleled
ssss feels 10 duty let world and ssps-
saliy the female part Of It, have the benent Of his
and sapsrissos Price cents and enc dollar Ibsxu
and John street and West BIosdway and Beach
STIR ct; and ss5 Third street Philadelphia.
DR. KENNEDY. NO. SO MURRAY STREET, PERHA-
~ nsnty those females Aicted With 'prolapsus
u,er falling Of the womb many times wrongly termed
she back SIDE cold extremss.
practice Of 10 In suoh Of whom
and chairs for months and years
enables him to relieve thsss afflicted Patients
necessary visited 1T their residences Refers
Of rst in the city and country No Abdominal
pportsrs used No charge for sdviee Oee hours from
"a. N. tosPx.
nNNERvous DEBILIrY.-DR. DE LANEY, 81 LIS
pensrd street continues pay particular attention 70
improper habits the man for business society
rimopy viI.-PhysoAl debility,
seney Of the back and the lower
tremites aversion TO society self melancholy 10
His opuar treatise thoss complaints furnished to his
patti nts gratis.
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CuE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIT ed STATES
Nail steansn-The ships prsins this line ARE ne
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Ferns or bid toksre no change from adoeriiss-
menf Is contemplated by the bidder.

Ferns or a hid toksrs NO change fran adUeriiss-
msnf is contemplated by fke bidder.
al Cor We, as the case may BEL there write the name
names in full Of there the residence resdeness
hereby propose 70 carry the mail on No. from 70
as often the advertisement requires, in the time
stated IN the schedules and by the following mode Of
,syance 70 wit state how 10 to be conveyed for
the annual sum of =
Dated eA@
Form Of Guaranty 10 accompany each bid
ihe undersigned There insert the name 81 the guarantee
gnsanors guarantees that There insert name OF bidder
or names Of bidders as the may BEL Ii his Tor ths)
bid for carrying the mail from to = M accented
by the Postmaster General shall enter into an obligation
prior to the first day Of July next with good and suciept
surelies, TO perform the service proposed"
Dated
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster Of !, certiss that he
gaaanors above named sufficient and able make good
their guaranty.
Dated .9HAsstit& n e4 kslN
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18th,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
.,uur,,,,rzzrszrzzE,ss..gssas..s
os,oy OF rue CABINET, &c

Tho Wing papers full OF clustering PROOFS ''4.
Cabinet is on its last legs. The kepuoc, Il II" ''s ~,
m, forth most remarkable leader ''eo'''s
,he Regency, but the Correspondent u ''' ,,,,,,.n
'ne ..Tbe Republc and tie President happen
N'''s' - =, ,vor with each Other 50 we 60.
r,. Wbia papers are also fun o omnous elsnSs on" -
o, 81 the (alphin lire Ewing and The Horh'' '''''
as Every thing in Washington APPEARS 10 'e II sNes
rs INT all these unmpor'ant, compared Win ''e
:, c;t.men, growing 81 the compromise r>eioi''
,os and tears lis friends and opponents, Sr. Inc
EXPRESSED the belief that the prospect 'l the pas
49, r be Compromise bill more cheering II l. sns-
hv the three Wing organs here and the Petersburg IN
AZ far rs we hear in this City, the compromise
i generally regarded tie safest Thing that can DC '''
,,der all the circumstances.
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farreaching sympathy involve these two grea, sec,on,
our country in a stream of blood. Ems
But must say word before close regard to tho i.
Of meeting. ''
When the first Monday in juno was fixed UPON H.
South il appeared Ia me- that the period was sniff W
short in which 10 cmboy public sentiment make IN ~
lminnry arrangements and son'bc delegation t, pr
vast portion country. And recently events L,, ~,
MACE which render il desirable that time Of NM
should be extended One Of the most udicios ami "
committees ever charged with the consideration =, ~
oues;i.,n of the Kind. is engaged in an eifort 4,
his enc snn The action of this committee rs ~!
stand IL 10 have reference In number of the mos, nm
amt features o! this SUBJECT. rust they may sucrei
But should th,y fail in their purpose, YET, il Southern g
yention be- held il srcls the facts elected anu The r.
Shed uron iii, subject Is the collision Of sucA minds on"
IL be before II.
have according II y"ir Iclnes gentlemen pre.,,,.
Won some thoughts upon THIS important and delicate cr
lion the result confess. j. III too partial dcgtee OF re
ton but accompanied AM snrc, with the best uis.
my heart Tor your happiness and The prosperity 81 o.
beloved Union. And may no; add, that in whatever W. =
wr shall trust be Guided by dignied modcraan-i
all our proceedings viii be cnhucd with the spir, II Len
charity which 'hopetl nll things and which "su,Iar
long AMI IS kind!' Respectfully, yours,
To Thomas II. Tutwiler Abra. Shepherd, ~ b Cav F..
Col Paine, and others
f. 81 regret circumstances which could no, Cont,
prevented me from answering Your letter eal"ss ST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
NASHVILLE CONVENTION.

Tomorrow, wednesday, May 18Th, the District Con-
venton will assemble in this city. Though Richmond will
be represented the friends OF the Convention will give
the delegates from the counties cordial reception We
requested to state that has been prepared nj the
Rough & Ready Hotel" (Whecey's) on Main street
where the delegates invited 10 attend at - NJ.
Yesterday published the proceedings of the District
Convention Portsmouth We publish to-day The proceed
ngs Of the District Conventions Charlottesville Tappa-
hammock and Lawrenccvlc The Philadelphia North Ame-
rican, which denounces "The Dsunion Convention" will
here several trays OF comfort for the Richmond En-.
quirer The delegates selected Of fine abilities and high
character.
In Florida the following delegates have been appointed
Nashville: from Middle Florida, Gen. Charles H. Dupont
and Arthur J. Forman, and R. W. Williams ard A. T. Max
we'll ns al'ena'es; from East Florida Col g. NJ Pearson
and Gen Joseph NJ. Hernandez. Florida will send full
delegation TO Nashville.
In South Carolina delegates are appointed as follows -
From the 9TH District, r. Rarnwe Rhet, and Gen D. F.
Jamison Georgetown District, Col r. F. W. AlIs,ou and
Gen w j. Hanna; Abbcville District Francis W. pckens
and Gel Drayon Nance, and J. A. Calhoun and Gen Jas
Jones 8i,ernaies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
SPUNKY,
Ihn Washinntnn Rcnnhlic has tie fnllnM

The Washington Republic has the following
"Wc find ourselves assaied by certain Washington lett,
writer's whose relations and inspirations perfectly kno
Ia us Amongst these are certain walters Proyten,
whose aspirations have outlci their independence Il
,.iiouish those whom il may concern II they are not a.
bilious Of controversy III which they will have US \
their Gears they will do well 10 keep their dogs of
Correspondence 81 the Baltimore sun
WASHINGTON, NAY H. !Sjl
Yesterday in Cabinet meeting the subject Of the dis,
istaction manifested by the Whig party anu by the 'Repr
lic" with the members ri the administration maj,
subject ot serious discussion II is said thar the member,
the cabnet the luminous conclusion that the
were no grounds for this dissatisfaction and that they Vs.
popular enough practical purposes, The "lnte senct
had recently shown. The President il is believed, Gomez
red with them in the opinion and will not nj present in,
upon amy changes No cabinet could be now tomn: wh
would command popular confidence and there are ia;
10 be propose! by any Cabinet While majority
both Houses j. t!y hostile L. them.
The city is full Of Northern Wing politicians, ani "
Thuow Weed Is al their head whose object is Ia compa
Of the Cabinet ana persuade General Taylor 10 break
--hlt il is no 20. Ios
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INTERESTING; CORRESPONDENCE.
~ ''i''''' ~ : FluvAssA, APRIL 3, 1880


REV Isaac 5. TISsLEY- -;
Dear Sir: The undersigned portion OF your fenw-cih,
zen. are deeply impressed with sense OF the dangers anu
difficulties which threaten The peace prosperity and stoh
ri tr union OF these United States which has been caused
y the agitation of the subject Of slavery nthe con
iii the nation effect of which is shaking the union
If these States To their The praceabe adjustment OF
mis- controversy between the North and South occ
pyins the thoughts Of all true patriots and The honest efforts
81 eminent statesmen both North and South. A. this con-
troyersy in It's results, iii it is not amcabv settled will
affect the religious well the otical interests OF the
country wc have thought proper 10 solicit your views o the
proprcty OF thu Southern Convention recommended by The
LEGISLATURE Of Virginia. be held in June next, in Nash
willie in the State Tennessee through the public press
We ask your views with the confidence because You
have never identified yourself with the party politics o. the
country and because the high position you occupy as
Minister OF the Gospel, believing that Your opinions VIII
not be influenced by personal party CONSIDERATIONS
Your carly compliance with this request will much obge
yours, &C., Tho II. ~ MiLEE.
ABRA SHEPHERD Jr,
~ h. GAY,
B. c. PAYNE,
l. O. PERKINS,
WM. 3, PAYNE,
JAMES VI. STRANGE
A. ". STRANGE,
SlLAS b. JONES,
r. F. NELSON,
RICHARD NOEL.
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MOTTO!

nis;,na has sent 10 the Washington Monument ("ash
on, block of free stone with the State device the Re
loan FEEDING her young, cotton plant and stalk oil sugar
~ ~, other side with the inscription: Tie STATE ~ Lou"
,;ouo-F Faithful 10 tie Constitution and The Union.
uio,is sends block Of limestone with The following
,,o,,o If the State arms Miaois--Stde Sorsretgnty-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14

Dr. George &. Wood, the able Professor of Maeria Me-
dca in the University OF Pennsylvania has been elected
i'll the vacancy IN the Medical Department of that institu-
ton, left b. the resignation OF Dr. Nathaniel Chapman the
late POPULAR able ana distinguished incumbent whose high
character accomplished manners and hearted kind
ness his native Virginia has always highly appreciated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
10 he Editors Of The Enquirer.
rApD IIANA'

TIT .iFI.t.N W N .fF.E!L IVi lou
In advance ofhc proceedings TO be YOU write this
say that District Convention oday and appoint
cd w Newton aud William p. Taylor Delegates 10 the
Nashville Convention, and Il. E. Seapie and w. r. H. Gar
in the District are better entitled 10 this mark Of confidence
than Messrs Newton and SeDa They have no5y stood IN
Tor our Tighs-they have been faithful among he faith
less Their own party 10 rsry great extent has thrown
"thorns and thsfles in their pathsbut they have nob
and CALAMITY planted themselves the raparts OF the
Constitution, and on equal rights" II is cheering
with such men and for one least however much have
and may diiisr with them ION Other subjects vii! do
them justice this. MessFs. Newton and r. H. Ayleti
delivered short, but very interesting speeches.
\ REPUBLICAN, or THE OLo Scnool
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
TUESDAY, May 18th, 1850
The Delegates appointed 10 represent the counties in the
Fifth Congressional District for the purpose of elecng TWO
delegates 10 the Nashville Convention, this day at II
O'Clock in the Lyceum Hall in the Of Charlottesville
Gen William F. Gordon Of Aiacnare called the meeting
20 order aud his notion Gen Robert A. Banks of Mad
ison chosen President of the Convention who being
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VIRGINIA ELEC FIoSS.
LOGAN, BOONE x WYOMING


Ha,y,-I H. Fersuson's d. majority l6i.
..,,,E. Wards W. minority 3io--anI in the whole
district about 5oo
F,YETTE 4 WETZET.-R. W. Dunlop (W) elected
Ioss
TYLER, WETZEI., &c--John W Homer (W.l elected.
Loss.
We have now full from the whole STATE, with The
execution Of few counties, which have 10 DOUBT return
ed the old members The grand total i as follows
Democratic Gains.Charloe, Essex, Floyd, Gloucester,
Goochland Hanover, King George, Marshall Mason and
Jackson &C. Montgomery and Pulaski, Morgan, Norfolk
COUNT Petersburg, Wood, Richie, &c.--l4
IhiY Gdns-Alcghany, Botctouri, Din"id!ie, FairiaN
Fauquier, Fayee Il Nicholas, Powhatan, Scott, Tyler,
&c.-g. , -,
Melt gain s. equal l0 members which added 10 the Is
minority the las, House, makes the Democratic majority
in the House 23-and Mirty-hree on Joint ballot
BROAD ROCK RACES.-We requested to give no
club meeting will be held their club house this day al II
o'clock NJ full attendance is desired Members can get
their badges either of the gntes Of the poprie'oEs
The complimentary (1Iay) Ball 10 Mr. McEvoy The skill
f professor ancng, takes place Al the Exchange to-
night Beauty and grace, and exquisite dancing, will give
peas and animation the Mr. McEvoy deserves
full compliment The managers have kindly rendered us
an invitation and hope 10 ENJOY the scene as locker
So HANOVER COUNTY 4 meeting Of the citizens
OF this county without distinction vi party will be held Al
their Court House May Court adopt such measures
mas he deemed advisable for the decnc. OF Southern rights
and the security oil property guaranteed By the Fcde
raj Constitution. MANY CITIZENS.
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In Michigan the Democrats have thus far elected GO
members uheir strongest men the Constitutional Con-
venon and The Wings only H.
VIM. Medi, late Democratic Commissioner of the Gene
raj Land Office has been elected Presden, of the Ohio Re-
form Convention by majority of o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14

THE FORREST CASE AGAIN-In the Senate of
Pennsylvania, on Saturday, Mr. Hagus read bin in place
annu the marriage contract Edward Forrest ana
Caiharne ms wie 4 point OF order was raised BIZ Mr.
Brooke The Speaker ruled the bill in order whssnp5n m
appeal was made from the decision Of the chair The Speaker
was not sustaned-yeas 5, nays L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-14
TIIIKTY DOLLAKs REWAKD,

EFAN"A i IRON The subscriber the OF the l! a
Negro Man naned JOHN SAMPSON about 20 YEAR Old u
dunn height small round head quite gray. good an
es9eh Not supposed e. have ohcr clothes with hD
Wore winch We're graslsh wocen working clothes Fof i
hcio AMI de;ery TO mr at my farm, above Mr. Hill canf
% Jes RIVER VIII So taken Charles Cy lieDnc'
Ne" heh' or IN an? ier county. viii pas the reward
b. confined IL jail - that get hun
Ity li-citxd5i LEWIS " CaRTEg
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FOR inns ay a; !: oclo: cas.,4- $500, sa e09 s0 20 o
~ ~ - w II lras:n fcke. s.. THIS Evening "'e.
t'if'- $50. i.i1I, tfa, $685. l.5oi Of 80. - { 80
/; l.awa. Tickets 81
Dawn Nos OF Paiapeco Lottery. class
'3 II - ,. - e. II - - ~.
Drawn No-. Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass .
30 % - ~ - 80 ~ 30 . 3, y Il Is 81
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