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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26
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fS9A BOXES MOI HAVANA ORANGES,
VIZ daily expected per sehr Baltimore, for sale
TO arrive by
de "A WII.fSAMS & BROTHER
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G.R FRANCIS HEAPS NEW WORK
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the Brunnens, &c.
AMERICAN COINS AND COINAGE-Gold
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NT EW o flOLASS ES,-l5 bis for sale low
L to close consignment.
az WILLIAMS & BRO.
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EAMEs III. BLAIR became partner in thu
eH firm of Edmond & Davenport on the first of the
month; the style OF the firm will be
EDMOND, DAVENPORT& CO.
Those indebted to the old firm will please make
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tHEVVINGr TOBACCO.-A SUPERIOR artcle
u Just received, for sale by
sc 10 ED Nj MORGAN Ma;nst
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TIE CIIRSCR I

THE SUBSCRI
bers have purchased
from the patentee the
right of Virginia, lex
cept the counties OF
Brooke, Ohio, Mar
shall, Tyler, Wood,
Jackson, Mason Ca
bel, and w ayne) for
the manufacture Or
WIRE RAlLINGS
GRATlNGS, WIN.
DOW FRAN S,
BALCONYS, We
RANDAHS AND
4. LNhCIn SHD TIC
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-26

HREAT BARGAINS III DIRK GOODS.
vi now selling st AAILERTS cheap store No 4 /
Main street.-My town and country customers desi.
OF purchasing DIy Goods, will find il 10 their
their purchases as determined 10 offer such in
ducenents as will ensure spe edy sales Among my
assortment will he found the following
Rich splendid dress Silks, plain and figured
Handsome rich styles MouseliDes
Black Six, for mantiles and trimmings
New styles Calicoes, very cheap
Bright colour Mouselinesfor children
Six and woTsted Pads Tor dress $
Black AlaPaera Lustres, very low
Rich long plaid and cashmere Shaws
Worked Collars, selling very cheap
Linen cambria Haudkerchieis, fTom Cd up
Cheap Ssiluets, Linseys and Blankets
lambs wool Hose for ladies, chiIiren and servants
Tog' her with many other goods IN which will sell
great bargains.
de 10 AUGUSTUS MAILERT.
RT Office TO OWE ELS OF LAND w AR
l& RANTS.-The undersigned will make large
cash advances on Land Warrants granted under the
acts Of February II, 1847 and Sept. %, 1885, when
placed in his hands Tor ocation, will purchase the
game when desired
JAS. T. SUTTON, JR,
Land, Pension aud General Agent
Corner of BahN and llth SITS. Richmond Va
ETFsEsEE AID slsASONABEsE DRY
FL GOODS.-We are Just receiving and offer Tor
sale at very low prices the following desirable goods
to which invite the special attention OF our city aud
country trade
10 eases bleaehpd long Cloths, different grades
Paid Merino Linseys, beautiful patterns
White and scarlet Flanncs
Heavy Domestic Stripes
Apron Checks
Brown and beached Canton Flannels
Bed 1ickings
Rich fancy hIovsline de LANES, new styles.
KENT, PAINE q KENT.
no 10 No II, Fourteenth st.
"a q - I'M.
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TO-PARTN ERSHIP.-Ih have this day associated
" with me in the Auction and Commission Bust.
ness, J. MOTT SHINE under the style and firm Of
ALEXANDER MOTT & Co.. and return my
thanks to the public generally for the liberal patronage
which have received in the past 10 years, and re-
specttuy solicit for the firm con inuance of the
same, pledging united efforts AID unremng at
tentien to all business entrusted to our care.
ALEXANDER MOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19
PRESIDENTIAL.

Mr.. Wcbster and The Presidency Now
York Courier & Enquirer of Monday morning
announces that the following call will be circula-
ted in few days:
1.-THE subscribers, citizens of New York. ear.
nestly desire the election of Mr.. Webster to the
office of President of the United States, for the
ensuing Presidential term. and they respectfully
invite all citizens who unite with them m this
WISH to meet at, on the Ath day of March
next, to nominate Mr. " ebstor for the Proslden-
cy, subject to the approval OF Wing National
Convention
1t is said, AT Washington, that the friends of
Mr. Webster are well pleased with the iorego-
ing announcement Although it is pretty wei
understood by the readers of the Natcunan
that we do not claim rank among the friends
Of the great Secretary, especially in his position
as candidate for the Presidency, we assure them
that zoe receive this announcement with great
deal of pleasure. The nomination of Mr. Web
ster, subject 10 The approval oCthe National Con-
rentiop,' is an omen that the Wing party is to
be " one and indiyislble" in the coming struggle
IA proof that Mr. Websters friends will coun-
tenance no division, should the choice of the
" HiE -'"tiVhoi tDhNihti'i H'i lhii uFVh nun
Prudent counsels are evidently gaining the as,
cendancy for which all true Wings should be
heartily thankful and hopeful
Hhig Convention. Cincinnati Ftb. lM-At
a Wing Convention Of the citizeus of poducah
county, Ky, and several adjoining counties, "A
few days since, resolutions were adopted in ia
vor of J. J Crttendon for President
.Hr. Foote Defining his Position.--Slr Foote
OF Mississippi, having been publicly charged
with entering into a coalition with Mr.. Webster
for the Presidential election, abandoning the
Democratic party, &c, has published in the Mis-
sissIppi Flag of the Union statement denying
these charges lie declares that hc Is still q" a
Democrat Of the Jackson and Jeiieronian school,
and that he Will not consent 10 be reelected 10
the Senate in any other character ON the sub
Ject of the Presidency be ayows hls decided pre-
ference for General Cuss
a letter from Ion. Thos. j Rusk L. 5. Sen
ator from Texas, avows his preference for Gen.
Houston for President and expresses the belief
that no man would be more popular throughout.
the Union.
Political Rem. Rumor says, s. the Virginia
tlocooco) delegates will vote for Cass for Presl-
dent and Ex-Speaker Stevenson for Vice Presl-
dent. The Kentucky delegation viii vote once
or twice for Butler, but viii then go for Cass.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19
KossUrII.

kossrrH IN CINctNNATi M. kossuth LETT
Columbus on Monday morning. IN company with
the Joint Committee of tho Legislature, for Cin-
cinnati. lie met with enthusiastic demonstra-
tons at many points on the route. About $1,000
were contributed on the route and at Hamilton,
the people, by resolution, rendered a loan OF i've
hundred muskets 10 the possession OF the county.
At Cincinnati, kossuth was welcomed with the
firing Of cannon: and procession comprising all
the military and fire companies and other socle-
ties formed at the depot, and conducted hun
through the principal streets OF the city TO the
Burnett House, where a suit of apartments had
been fitted up for The illnstrious visitor. kos
suih appeared on the Balcony, and was most en-
Enthusiastically checred but owing TO the delicate
state Of his health he was unable TO speak.
Eossuih in Cnciaa1ii.- Cincinnati, FtJ. 10
The people of Cincinnati assembled to-day at
Canal Market Square az o'clock, TO hear Kos
suth II WINS the largest assemhlage he has adj
dressed in Amencn. lie was welcomed on be-
halfof the people by the Hon. Caleb b. Smith
Eoasuth iu reply spoke of the people OF Gin
ciur1a os "a child ln cradle, which awakening
n an unmatched moment had liberated its ten
der hands from under Tire saaddhng bands
swept away hy 'he led arm the primitive forests
planted BY the Lord az creations dawn, and rails
I'D ly h- right hand, ths mighty metropolis"
delegation of the clergy waited on kossuth
this morning. Rev Mr. Fisher presented an adj
dress and rccc'cdan appropriate reply
A letter annears in tlc National Intclliecncor
If The li,l from Capt Long, fully explaining
The difficulty between hm and kossuth on board
Me Miss sspW His explanation is the same
as that heretofore published Capt Long states
hat there was no challenge. and that no real diff
icu.tt existed, except The affair az Marsolllos.-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

Prom the frs, nj January next the VERMONT WATCH
MAN STATE JOURNAL will be published every thurs
Montpelier, Northnold, mud Watcfburyi
and M. Management will be- extended and ns iaf To-
other this section of ho sate as pn'e Pa'iop's'
The psb,shot. viii enieavo to nrease the ntcre.
funess nd sbnnl value their papet To- a If It's read
es seeking through authorized ana esponsp aeen "na
In and other towns cms o nows bus
frcs srsrsensn pebble Improvements, marriages, dcuh-,
and in shoit all movements 30 the several localities iouche
business politics. alton. and social and moral improve
mont which may be deemed worthy OF public nntcethcs
taking curnzance Of whatever interests The communities
paper circulaies, and stimulating a 60 whatever
cuaduce their wu.pefty II b. 90 attempt 20 realize
the old and true idea OF ucwspopera record w news Of
home and abroad interesting and useful to those Who read
something besides the transcript Of metropolitan politics
aud gossip, which at this day ZOO genemy form he .hre OF
country papers The success OF the plan OF course N nam
" depend npon tho vigilance and judgment ot agents and cog
respondents, far as their paftieular pc oo
We shall invite the cooperation OF good m,n ",
ing ourselves politicians of cur own iait o b p'hheans
all Ahatng not one iot OF little o onf oeo nut
maintaining an independent course az 70 o own an
fair onponcnts, hope 60 deserve Wei "i al
4 sustained 10 tins npocmont We shall endea,o 20 car
per will be enlarged 70 accomplish ,he design
TERMS S0pef year 81 for months, Sd rens for Q
months. Advertisements Of 10 lines OF less inserted umc,
for ell u lines, cctt' pee line c1ntaeaneos beg und
weeks At half price. Pohate notices OF ordinary etgtb,
Subscriptions aul advertisements through agans must neccs-
sandy be paid in advanc is they eaouot con'neoy Keep
Anne sed i. h.. gent. to receive subscription. advertise
men's and cammuacHuous aod acsoo~ eds' r'~ea' ioi
the same. suhscnbes wishing commence on 'he ls oi
bakersfield. }. \. roMERoY,
Brook6ed, : A. SMITH
Cabot, &. G. brown,
uanvile, CHARLES =. DANA,
ii,dopat1. fDWAR6 o. SAWYER,
johnson. T. ~ SCOTT.
Manhfeld, L. u. PUTNAM,
Mddcsox, JESSE jonNsoN,jr
Mortified, =. VlrH,
Pitdfed, a. r. BANCROFT
South nsfdwick, g.. stlPNNN,
stowe, JvstFu q ~ H'Npi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

THE PEEsIDLNr ANp TIM lEsH EulEs.-
The following the reply of President PILE
more in the case of the Irish oNiles. Il Is ad-
dressed 10 William II. Romeyn;
Washington Feb. , ncarsr ! lam nrcce Ipf OF
your tavors, together with the accomp iuy n0 pee
uiion soliciting the intercession Of this Govern
ment With that Qi Great Britain i1r the liberation
of the lrish PRISONERS row ion exile. for political
offences and have directed them 10 be dled iu Tie
/ Department OF state. Although the early AND
7 long settled policy of TINS Government must nee
essarily preclude this matter from being made the
ground for any official action on It's part. vet am
happy 20 say that such measures have already
been taken 10 accomplish the object of iiio pe-
tllioners, as il was thought were most likely 10
procure the desired result. Accordingly The
Secretary Of State has with uy appreciation ud-
dressed private letter to our minister n Eng
land requesting him TO make every effort IN the
case that he could with proprioiy. ! shall con
tlnue to do what | can consistently with the hon
or and dignity Of our country, and sincerely hope
that the strong desires Of their friends in this
country may soon be grailhed by their roiease.
MLLAED FnIMoEr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

.1yrral Of NE Spanish Cousm-New Orleans
FEB gtii.-Senor Laborde, the Spanish Consul
who fled during the Cuban riots in this city, ar.
nyed no the Spanish steamer Colon lie vii
resume his duties as Consul. He was received
with q salute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19
The Tariff.

Mr.. Welch, wing member of Congress from
Ohio, on Monday offered "a resolution in favor of
altering the tariff Of 1916 so as to substitute
specific for ad valorem duties wherever practlca
BILE, with proper regard for a sufficient revenue
Objection being made by Mr. Daniel oco,) Mr.
WEIGH asked a suspension Of the rules of the
House that his resolution might be received
which was refused, lOs to 60. The yeas
were
Messrs Charles ,filcn, Allison, .lppicion OF
Massachusetts, BNrere, Bell, Burnett, Bergen
haus Bowie, Boyd, Brenion, Briggs, Brown OF
New Jersey, Cabell, Campbell Of OHIO. hand
Ter, Chapman, Conger Curtis, Doty- DlHcaa, Ey-
ans, Fourier Fuller of Penn, Gentry Glddngs,
Goodenow, Goodrich, Harper, llascal, Haven,
Hebard, lIorsford, John w. Howe, ] homas y
Howe, King of Rhode Island, Mann, Martin,
.feachGm, Miller, Miner, Newton, Parker Pennl-
man, Perkins, Porter Price, Schoolcral. Sey-
mour Of New Nork, seymour of Connecticut
Stanley, Stanton Of Ohio, Siratton, Stro,her Tay-
Tor, Th,Tstoa, basbbwn, Watkins, ~ cich and
White Of kentucky-0O
New England members in Italics. The New
England members who voted against the recop-
ton of the resolution were
Messrs Andrews and Smart of Maine; Peas
See and llibbard Of New Hampshire; Rantou
Of Aassachusetts--all locus.
Absent, or not voting
Nsssrs. Mcdonald, Appleton anil Fuller Of
Maine; Davis, Scudder and Thompson of Mas
saohnseus Bartlett Of IerR,oHt; Cleveland and
lngersoli Of Connecticut
The "IrOn Dl,ke" and General lScoR.-Gover
nor Floyd, Of Virginia, having sent to the Duke
of Wellington a bronze copy Of the gold medal
presented by that State to General Scott, The
Field Marshal in very neat letter thanks the
Governor, and makes the following remarks com.
plimentary to General Scott
In common with the world at large, rca,
with admiration the reports Of the operations O
General Scott, and sincerely rejoice that th'
State Of Virginia has noticed them By THIS tok
en- Of its admiration"
Massachusetts, in .niniaiure. IN the State q
Massachusetts, there are l52,s35 dwellings
1896 families; 4s3,2sl white males SOL .42l
white females i3l4 colored males 44ol colore,
females; 90i,499 total free population Their,
were l0,il4 deaths in the State IN the year 1851
There are 34,935 farms in cultivation and sG3.
manufacturing establishments, each producin,
upwards of $500 per anum.
.lVine's Cyc,opGdia Of anecdotes. No. re
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

.1vines CyeloPadia Of anecdotes. No. re
ceiyed-gven to Poetry and Poets, Astounding in
portraits Of the latter. Boston, Gould q Lin
coin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

The London Times says that Great Britain
has received more useful ideas and more lngeni-
Gus Inventions from the United States, through
he exhibition, than from all other sources
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19
Compliment TO FIR. Clay.

D HN.HI .NNY D.
'4,e 1 ',.,i,,oo ', and eoy ,,a-.lo frond
.'io M r,i'1,..... -, ,,. ~,
~, 49, hr;''G. ' ,.i.L 4, A.. fi.'. 49,.
Sl''''', Nv, w 49,, i
uun III, .', ~ ~ ,.,i, i,,d
isse,,tloJ -. .,a b,tI All 49, rol.h lisst
,..,ta3 =, ,,, .,.. ' ,i.. ,.'..'..,,.i,,
inc following is air Cay address,
GrNrLfMEN-Thisis among the most intor
estng and gratifying days Of my lilc, although
have been confined TO these rooms for q long
time by tedious and doubtful illness. Won
have como here, the representative Of o large
and enlightened body Of ardent and devoted
friends Of NINE in the city of New York, 70
present To mc beautiful and costly gold meaai
intended TO commemorate my life. ON one iaco
of it is engraved all the great public mc1suo
adopted In the National Councils, ln which
YVES supposed TO have had amy conspicuous agen
cv, aud on The other, remarkable and accurate
likeness Of me. The time and the place OF pre-
sentation, and the friends who have contributed
this splendid testimonial, give to it an nostmo-
Die value. Tho time is when aim about to re-
expect to nrer much longer here below the
place is the city of Washington, the principal
theatre of those public services which have com
mcnded themselves 70 your appfobitou
throughout mv public lio have been blessed
orcrv whore in the United States. NI,h mos. Oh.
fewer true friends. to whom am bound by Che
strongest sentiments of eattade but nowher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Four days later from Europe

Nfw ORR, Feb 70.
Tho Pacific reached her dock at half past fn,,
with four days later news. She experience
much severe weather.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

REvoLUTloNART SCHEMES or SANTA ANNA
"A letter from the city of Mexico is publishes
IN the New York Times, which predicts thar slf-
ring news VIII be heard from Acapulco very
soon. The writer Of the letter was recently o.
Acapulco and be received evidence that i was
the intention of Santa Anna 10 make decen'
upon Mexico at that place. General Alverez'
Governor of Guerrero is the firm friend of Santa
Anna, and mplacablc IN his hatred of Presldel.
Arlsta. Gen. Alvarez has plenty Of arms, an9
1900 Indians at his command. A house ha9
been built for Santa Anna at Acapulco, ana
camp kettles, bales Of blankets and clothing
being landed in large quantities
The conduct of Ar Rice, u, 5. Consul at Ac-
apueo, Is highly commended by the writer 81
tins letter, and the presence of United STATE
ship is strongly urged for the protection OF n
merlcan interests.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

From Ciah-.Nelo York, FEB. 10TH Advices
from Utah to Nov. 10Th, represent the affairs OF
the District in loufisAing condition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19
=. ~ J y = T|
LIST A z u. 81. General

Flec Trade 10 1850, the Import of Wooden
Goods into 'his country amounted TO ~i9, l5l5Ol
DO of Cotton, 2l,O059l9
DO of silks, iH0llclo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

Columbus, iib. liM-Ihe Ohio Free Soil
Convention recommend John p. Hale for Presi-
dent, and Samuel Lewis for Vice President
Edward Wade received the nomination for Su-
premc Judge and Geo Wells for the Board of
Public Works
Inc population from Brown county, Ohio, pre-
scented kossuth with 300 guns.
The Maine Liquor Law has been defeated m
the Indiana Senate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

Letters properly directed are often mlsseut
and on being forwarded % sthcr destination and
charged with postage We have received tho
following letter, which shows that thc errors of
iosumastcrs arc nos chargeahle with postage.
Posi- OrucE DrrARrufNr
Appointment Office, jim 2l 1852 (
SIR,-l have received your letter of the 10Th
instant 30 Postmaster Is authorized % charne
postage on letters missent by Another posimas-
ter, merely because they have been forwarded 10
lis proper direction
Respectfully yours.
$. ID. JACOBS
LIST ASST p. ~. General
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-02-19

>o8dpc' k'mds.- The dates from Honolulu
ym san Francisco are 20 the 23d of December.
he nng had issued his proclamation, ap-
not4g Thursday, Che 18TH of December. as ,
daF d. Thanksgiving thr0u houi the Island
5iasi of the persons who sailed from San Fran
cleo wtH oNua1agim notions relative 10
chuge u the hawaiian government. have re-
turned 10 san Francisco.