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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23
THEATRE

THEATRE.
TAYLOR q CLARK. Acting Managers and Lessees
WIN M. WARD 1900 Stage Manager
The management are happy to announce an engage
ment with the cell brated wonders
KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23

n ROR KENT, large brick Residence ON Mad
nv dox's Hill near Towards Grove the best house OF
that hill. Possession may be had Immediately. Rem
Sl25. TOLER & COOK,
de 90 General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23


TAYLOR & CLARK. Managers and Lessees
WIN NJ. WARD --.... Stage Manager
The management are happy to announce an engage,
ment with the cell brated wonders,
KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN
On Thursday Evening, Dec. 81, 1859,
HER ROYAL RICHNESS.
Straclnno-. ..--..----M Ellen Bateman
Leopo1ina --.-----.-----Ka Kate Bateman
DE Bltchthl NJ Bateman
YOUNG COUPLE.
uharies. --'..-.--..----...--. Ellen Bateman
HENRIETTA = KATE Bateman
WEATHERGOCK.
Tustam Ficklc.- Mr. Marchant
Swer-. MIR w Smith
Miss AMELIA Miss Ray mond
During the engagement of the Bateman children FIR
the accommodation ofamies seats may be three
days in advance
| a95e ADMISSION.-Boxes and parauet 50 cents;
Second Tier, entrance Broad e formerly Pit
door, IS cents, Centre Gallery so cents Coored tsa
lery EAST 81! cents; Colored Gallery, (West) as
Genus. de 80 u
WARD WIDE SILK vELyETs.-Black.
l. blue, maroon green parpe yard wide Silk Velvets
G. HARTwELL x co,
de % Opposite Swan Tavern.
LNNGLnsH ARMY OVEK-COATS--Ths
IL subscribers have succeeded Messrs. Thomas Il
Charer Ellis the sale of these heavy drab English
Army Overcoais, at reduced prices
de 80 KEEN, GHILDs &BALDwIN
)OwDEK go kegs sporting and rifle, OF best
dea s' DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
nLD WNISKEY.--l5 bbs choice quality for
~ safe by
de 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
LDATE DE mAFE-Amost excellent and deli
l. cious remedy for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis &C. and
al pulmonary diseases To singers and public speakers
this remedy is invaluable. by its action the lungs
and throat when taken small quantities it removes al
hoarseness and wonderfully increases the power
Utility of the voice
For saeb by h. r.. DUVAL & BROTHER
Chemists and Druggists Bank Square
de ~ Richmond.
GOODS FOR THE sEAsON-We have a
~ beautiful lot French Embroderies say
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Do Shaws
Do ChemiZettes
Suitable for Christmas and New Year spresents:
de % G. HARTWEL & CO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23

"a FOR RENT, wooden residence on 18th street.
LIZ near Tan Bark Row now occupied by Mr. VIM Da
Wis. Possession may be had Immediately. Rent $la5
de rs TOLER COOK, General Agents.
RLAsTINts POWDEK.-aooo kegs receiving
- per schr Pearl and for sale by
de IA DAVENPORT. ALLEN &c co.
CRYINss BABIES, Kid Dolls, India rubber do.
~ China and Wax Dolls; supply just received for sale
by
de 22 r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23

\ UFhH II Ri have ON hand atimy yard on lthe
- canal, very extensive and well assorted stock of
Lumber, comprising all descriptions of Boards Scanng
&c suited to building and other purposes-say
100000 feet inch Boards
$4,000 do Weather do
$4,000 do rough Flooring do
10000 doBaltmore dressed do do
10000 do II, Il, and 3 inch do
10000 do inch do
1000 do Maple and Poplar do
$4,000 do Pine Scantng and Framing, various
sizes
$4,000 do q and3 inch Joist, various lengths
$4,000 do white Oak Sc antng Ska to l2xl2
10000 do season Tobacco box Boads low price
1000 do Fencing Posts, Shingles &c. &c.
In the above may be found some as good Fluvanna
Lumber have offered
Persons wishing TO enclose lots have fayorablafsn
porunity to buy can furnish tue posts and super3
article Of boards for the RoAss at aslow rate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

vendre lie vieux fer de la Vile, a lencan, au plus
offrant encherisseur,
Reinforcement Ia petition de citoyens du
Quatriemc District, demandant la vile de
METRE en- operation Ia machine dessecher de
&C District, votre comite rapporte favorable
ment, ct presente une resolution Peffet de
vendre un contrat a &c sujet
LIE comite rapporte contre la petition de VIM
Ryan, demandant un pref de mile piastres pour
executor son contrat, attendu que MULE partie
de louvrage nest faite
lie comte presente une resolution autorisant
Resistant Wharfnger du Premier District a
employer un commits pendant trois mois, un
salalre dc quarante piastres par mois.
Relatlyement la resolution du Conseil DIES
Aldermen. dormant un delai de six lnois a Thos
Hynes pour completer lie pavage de la rue st.
Louis, en- blocs cares, votre comite recommends
d'y adh6rer.
Le comite reeommande lie passage de cette re-
solution uniquement parce que c'est dams Finite
ret de la vile de lie faire, mails ma pas ell Fin
tention d'obhger un contractant en- retard.
Relatiyement Ia resolution du Conseil DIES
Aldermen, autorisant lie Voyer faire reparcr
lie vieux bureau du Wharfnger du Second Dis
trict, votre comite presente I'm substitute.
LIE comite presente aussi une resolution lef-
fet de placer DIES lampes diferents endroits du
Quatrieme District.
N Z. BAILEY,
r. B. SYKES,
'- s. w. PHILBRICK.
l. j. B. DoLHoNDE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

' w 6tat;des amendes collectees par lie Recor-
den dn t9natrieme District, pendant lie mois de
Nuvembre, est Ii ct refere au comite de finan-
ers, ef ~ lettre du Recorder, accompagnant ce
doeumeht est deposee sur lie bureau, sur motion
de- M Place
Le tableau des amendes, etc, collectees PEN
& dant 70 mois de Noyembre par lie Recorder tu
TresiAme District, est luset refere au comite de
s tnanees
Une communication 7du gontrdleur, dormant
" wis sce Conseil de REHABILITATION de divers
TRAITS pour pa wage et banquettes, est lue ct
7 referee an comite des rues ct debarcaderes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.


AhCEf y w., 81 81 Ci.nrlea street,
q S az, q LACEY ptiLLPSs CELEBRATED tiAR
FhCIORY, PHILADELPHIA finest
,l.ia T. IiARNsS SADDLES AND FRSRe a, rslnca WE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
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CoNsEIL DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.

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IN semi sannuel du chef de Ia police, donnant I'M
dSsail dss aifaires du i6partement az II noliee
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paSersprs e nnes al 50
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

IA CONT street, between Charities and Leyee
TABLES and PATENT INDIA
psed qP 70 this time Reps always hand NEW AND SECOND
as eo,n 10 t "a @ ana ~ sftee the game
MI, AMP Persons eishhE 20 examine new
esnnaa ssaiI tbs YsrlnaH, GslE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

unescopie dune resolution du Bureau DIES Di-
recteurs d'Ecoles du Premier District, deman-
dant des separations aux maisons decides, etc,
est lue ct referee au comite des rues ct debarca-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

s 4
% n E,,iiiADkitA SADDLE TEuSy I, AenfiuusF
~ = eAHlSt STREET, door Ctu roetS EII,B
~ Sta!e itoth fairblin stantly ~ris N.y Z Ia
I ~ N raadsipha by direct rera
RE f so TI, lsrge and well esctea eoa:
~ ITT1ASii AR3FsR ANT TRUNK MAKERS Materials
~ pny,h sers rre invilad y eal sm
EW ORLEANS aud Car r.. ,eys, 1sssgsssff447
G ofcE R0i.'oad-caro,on MI 2s2
1 , OF ifsins tfogt NepOrlsans!
st "rse T!t?h}9 nad II "'tr a. l054 ~
'' ihrss and until P. H. incu-
avery u summer, mud until qnaf'efpaat winter.
e nor,e Gar9'-5 ghd AM, $, and 10 IA.
sfriy IN Hunnor, and until ia, 9 in
Children under IL years ard Servants 10 cents
sad END on the decond Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
'S These CarRn to and from the Depot Nc.
IL Winter, Lafayette @ X and TX O'CLOCK
Depot IS Bnronns rseot. .......1I, md So
'f'n h r@ayet 1s apd
anti N'clockP '
Then a "a 3 lO ma IL P. from the Depot
FARy-lGefnts thudrea years, hni prce,
E Notaca Nirht Caatnr Pnrtiea sun,
eea her eanired after the aforementioned hours
ETOR LAKE BORGNEf r.. rsay Lfs5azf5ls;EEflFi1
A MExlcAN GULF INTER4 ~ ~ - ..5sstsl
ARR ANGEalENT, December /, 1852.
t MEXICAN GULF RAIIWAY-Depot corner of Good cbi,d,e,
chunps Elyssro PRoCToRVILE Lake Borgne dis
miles Fare through Fifty Cents Children and
LEAvE IliE CITY AT 81 A. LEAVE THE LAKE ATS Am.
. : . II a. NJ = l0jf a
- ON, :. =, :. r.M - p. Nj.
Department. other business with the State oil Alry
Gordon agSeas'd Apply . W G. BAkFwEI Execator Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

/ lie rapport semi mensuel du- commissaire des
rues est ~ trEfere au comite DIES rues ct debar-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

4s NouHel le4O leans, 80 Novembre, 1862.
W. H. GARLAND, Tresorier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

4 sS CoaIITEs PERAdANENTs
II lace, an nom du comit6 de finances, pre-,
~ lerapport suivant, qui est recu:
nv ~ de finances, auquel ayaient Ste re-
zsgss1 1sx ptd4ans, ets, SONNET ysspGe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

Resolu que lie Contr6leur soft autorise a
emettre un mandat sur lie TrGsorier en- favour
de Nine Mary Ann Smith, Nine Mary Powell,
Nine Vallmer ct Nine Barbary Keiser, de la
somme de dix pastres, chacune, pendant six
mois, payabes reinstatement
Lapel nominal, reclame sur lie passage de
la resolution qui precede, dome lc resultat sui
want:
Oui--MM, Andrews, Burthe, Derbes, Forbes,
Hermann, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Philbrick,
Place, stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins ct
Willson--15.
AfRsAlM. Bailey ct Dolhonde--2.
sur motion de NJ. Derbcs, 10 resignation de
NJ Stetson, CONNIE rapporteur ct membre du
conite de Police, est retirGc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

Les resolutions suivantes, presentees par M
fois sur dispense des reglements, ct distinctc-
ment adoptees sur appel nominal
Resolu que lie Conm6leur soft ct demeure au-
torise, apres dix ,jours davis dams lie Journal
oliicel vendrc renoan, tout lie yieux fer GU
morceauz de fer ct les barres de points apparte-
nant Ia vile ct que lie Voyer croira ne pas
etre neeessaires la vile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

Sis, 1908 10
Municipality mol 49,. y. .$s694s 90 a
Municipalite No 2. ......... .202 rs
Municipalite No b.. Z. ...l86 66 II
Viliesde Lafaye tte. SO 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

NJ: Place, au nom du meme eomit6, presente
la Resolution suiyante, aui est lue deux fos, sur
dispense des reglements, ct il On denande Ia
doption:
Resolu que lie Tresorier pale, sur lc.iaandat du
gontr6leur, a l.. Castera Jr, dcux cent trente-
aeuN piastres' pour services en- plein rendus par
hui pour Ia correction DIES tabieaux d'assesse.
ment du Second District.
NJ, Derhes propose de refercr cette resolution
en comte de trois membres, ponr examiner.
qui prevaut. f''f''''
Ia question prealable etant p.sfa appel no
!, nliaal est demande sur la mott n. "a 81 Place,
lene. d aaopter Ia dite Resolution, l#qu9lle pre-.
vault par lie vote suivant:
onl--MM. Bailey, Burthe, Herman. Loeds
Maekey, Nixon, Philhriek, Place, stetson, sum.
rness, Sykes, Watkins OF Willson-~ls ''''''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

Felicite jusqu'a la rue Franklin; en- descendant
la rue Franklin jusqu'au centre du Nouveau
Canal en- descendant lie Nouveau Caual .jusqua
la rue Claiborne, en- descendant la rue Clai-
borne jusqu'a la ruede rEsplanade en- montant
Ia rue de Fesplanade jusqu'a la rue st. Claude;
en- descendant Ia rue st. Claude .usqu' aux
Champs Elysees; en- montant les Champs Ely
sees jusqua la rue Bourgogne; en- descendant
la rue Bourgogne jusqu'a la rue de la Piete; en-
montant la rue de la Piete jusqu'au fleuve.
Sur motion de M Leeds la resolution sui
vante du Conseil DIES Aldermen, renvoyee au
comite DIES Batisses ct Authorizations, est ue ct
sanctlonnee unanimement sur appel nominal
Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorse
d talre lie plan ct les specifications dune batisse
dc fonds, laquelle scra elevee dams lilet OH Sc
trouve aotuellement la Maison de Refuge, sur lie
chemin de fer du Collie du Mexique, ct de telles
reparations ct authorizations d'entourare oui
seront necessaircs, lie tout ne devant pas exec
der $Sl 500; ct que le Contr6leur vende l'encan,
aussit6t que la o lie permet, au rabais, les dites
ameliorations, immedatement apres papproba-
ton du dit plan ct DIES dtes specifications par
le comite du Conseil Commun sur les Maisons
de Travail ct Prisons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23

The number for February has been up
on our table for several days. We have
read several Gifts articles, and are prati-
fled to perceive, that "THE MESSENGER"
fully maintains It's position, among the Pc
riodicals ofhighest standing, in this coun
try and Europe. The contents Of the pre-
sent number are Notes and Commentaries
on Voyage to Chna-Shadows Of the
Mountain Pine-A Pioneer Mother Of the
North West-Michael Bonham, or the
Fall of Bexar-His'oFy of Richmond
Poetry and ReIigion-Tbe New Consti
tuition. Female Observation-Disclosures Cas-
tie and its Grounds-Poetry. Waiting for
the Fcrry-O! Say not Friendship is a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23

4 Plan By 'clich persons oaniag large
farms. or kracts IF land in Tie Western
part Of Virginia, may eahance Meir raj
ne, and at Tie samc farc do d bmcft 10
the C0aaHy.
1t will. | presume, lie taken for granted,
utter the proofs that have submitted, hat
the Western part Of Virginia is nm admir-.
able place for breeding and raising the
Merino Saxon Sheep. and for growing as
fine ,c0oi, as any portion oiihis globe II
there are any sccptics left, refer them to
and Robcrl keIso Of Bedford County. in
that State; the wool of whose hncks have
measured and pronounce to he Of the most
superior fncness ard beauty.
But this wool cannot be produced nm
less the species is preserved }nrc, and m.
contaminated with any other species; and !,
ii is said that pure sheep, for breeders, arc
difficult to be obtained. 1t also objected
that the fleece of the Saxon Merino has
not ling staple, and that, therefore, the
clip viii he light. compared with other
races Of Sheep. | answer that the finest
breeders can be Obtained in SaLony, at n
moderate price; and |. therefore. recon-
mend that the owners of large tracts Of
land in Western Virginia, shall send out
proper agent TO Saxony, with authority
To propose TO tie owners Of sheep, 10 make
them grant of IA certain number Of acres
out Of each Western Virginia tract; pro
Vi LED they viii emigratc and sctIlc thereon;
bringing with them, each so many sheep,
as shall be agreed upon. have com
plctc collection Of specimens of " Dol. from
all parts of that Kingdom, sen, 10 me by
the King, and will take pleasure in point
ing ont the localities Of the finest varieties,
and will take occasion 10 notice, that il
is evident there are focks Of Saxon
Merlno Sheep viii. fine real and Iong sta
pie combined; The like Of which, has never
before been sent to the United States
Tins variety could be as easily propaga-
ted in Western Virginia. as any other, and
their heavy clip would put TO fight the
specious objection above noticed.
But in order 10 effect the above Object,
the owners Of Western Virginia lands must
select perfectly competent, and honest
agent; and hiey must put him, in posses
sion Of proof, that the tile to the land
proposed to lie settled is good; and that
the soil and climate are propiious. These
are absolute prerequisites, on account Of
recent numerous frauds committed in En-
rope, by the sale Of spurious titles.
1t is hardly necessary, further. to point
out 10 the intelligent western planter, the
certainty of the nboye ulan procnriup him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

To friend in an adjoining county,
for his cheering and complimentary letter,
we return our sincere thanks. We are
not SO stoical as to receive commentator
from such quarter with Indifference.
To the Lady Managers of the "Ann
Norvell Orphan Asylum" who have OK
pressed in such handsome terms their FAC
acknowledgements for the add" they are
pleased TO ascribe to US, we beg to express
our regret that we could not have render
ed some service, better deserving their
thanks.
To the unknown fair one, who desired
US to select Valentine at Payne's. we pre-
fer to make our acknowledgements in per-
son, whenever it shall please her ladyship
to lift her veil.
To Mr.. ID. B. Payne. for his fine pre-
sent of tobacco, of the manufacture Of
Payne & Crumpton, we can make no
more suitable return han by advising eve
ry one. who wishes to supply himself with
really superior article,to call on him.
To our friend G.. for his prolfer of a
hat. we are not the less grateful, from not
having availed ourselves Of his generosity,
because we happened (if our editorial
brethren will credit ir) not to need it,
To tie loveliest little Miss in Lynch
burp for tho b,.u,if,,l ,..I,-., ,,,. =, al
its satin lining and silver trimming, we
know moi how TO express our gratitude
May life be to her leng,hed pilgrimage
through pleasant places. May Innocence
and Peace attend her footsteps and Hope
sing along her pathway, till the portals Of
a brighter world open before her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
W hole no. votes, 295
Necessary to a
choice, 14S

u The Legislature of Louisiana has
under consideration several important bills,
bearing upon the property and business
system OF the State. Ii is thought their a.
doption will have an enlivening influence
upon commerce and upon all the uses Of
capital. Among them are an act to abol-
ish the tacit system of mortgages; an act
to alter and amend the corporation laws
OF the State-an act to repeal the privilege
possessed by landlords over the furniture
Of tenants; and act TO repeal the act estab-
fishing an uniform rate of conventional in
teresi; an act to provide for Free Banking,
&C., &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23

u Gov. FooTE, OF MISSISSIPPI, has
written letter in which he states that he
will no longer serve as an obstacle to early
action on the part of the Legislature in
filling both Of the Senatorial vacancies
created by the resignation Of Col. Davis
and himself He says che could not, with
propriety, resign the Office of governor I'M
der such circumstances as now EXIST"
therefore, he is no longer to be considered
a candidate for either of the vacancies
Further, in relation to the Senatorship for
six years from the 4th Of March, 1858, he
says;
Being unwilling to participate in the
responsibility of defeating an election for
this station altogether, at the present ses-
sion of the Legislature, and thus permit
ting a vacancy to arise in our Senatorial
representation in Congress, which would
continue for nearly twelve months. ii is my
decided wish that my own name should
be no longer used in connexion with the
place in question. if it shall be judged by
my friends and the friends Of the Union
that IFS withdrawal would tend in the least
degree to expedite the election Of a Sena
tor"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23


" LOLA MoNTEz seems to have pro-
duced very favorable Impressions Rich
mond, without exciting SO great a Juror as
she has done frequently, elsewhere, especi-
ally in Europe. The editor Of the Enqui-
rer, whose judgements in questions Of
beauty and female fascination, are, as we
have before declared, entitled to much
weight, had an Interview with her. She is
not, he says. the brilliant beauty We cx-
pected-but she has most delicate and
pleasing face and form. Her jet black
hair floats in graceful curls. and her blue
eyes--at once soft and piercing-beam
with intellect. She is very vivacious and
spiritaelfe-full Of wit and gaiety, yet Dig
nifed and elegant. She is sound on the
intervention" ques,ion-and seems to be-
long to the Southern School, in her advo-
cacy Of conservative system Of checks
and balances. She commented, with much
animation, on Mr.. Calhoun's Work, Just
published, which she has sent 10 Eugene
Sue. to have translated into French She
speaks in the highest terms of the destinies
of this country and predicts that we
shall have two Presidents or Executive
heads. as recommended by Mr.. Calhoun.
Washington. she says, is more idolizcd in
Europe than in this country. She expects,
before she leaves the United States, 10
play the drama of her own chequcred life,
now being written by skilful American
autnar