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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-09
CITY TRAYELLERs' DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars TOR Fredericksburg, Washington, &C.,
daily at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Southern Cars, for Petersburg, Weldon, &C., daily, at
half past o'clock, P M.
Central Cars, for Charlottesville, Staunion, Springs,
&c, or Lynchburg, daily, at O'clock. A. NJ.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at halt past O'Clock, A. NJ.
Danville Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmville,
Lynchburg &c. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 7 o'clock, A M and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past O'clock, P. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,) Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthall,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past
o'clock, A. nj.
Lvnchburg Canal Packet. daily. except Sunday, at
6 o'clock, P NJ
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg,
&c. daily, at O'Clock, P M.
Southern Cars. from Weldon Petersburg &C., daily,
at half past o'clock, A. M.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &c,
daily at half past o'clock, ?.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 5 o'clock, P. Nj.
Richmond and Danve Cars, from the Appomattox
River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. at III A.
NJ; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 81
P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat, lat Rocketts,) Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at Al P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthall,
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays, at
So'r nj
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" fresh, received by steamship City of Richmond
and for sale by r RANKIN,
20 Corner 22d an6 WI sts.
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RICHMOND, Jam lat, 1859 IA p

ANO-PA ETM EKSHIP.-The subscribers nave
" formed Partnership, under the style of BACON
& BASKERVILLE, an have taken the store the
corner of 18th and Gary Streets nearly opposite the
Columbian Hotel, where they will continue the busi-
ness OF Grocers and General Commission Merchants
JOHN l. BACON,
E BASKERVILLE.
RICHMOND, Jan. Let, 1852 ia 2-dtf
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For BlackwoodS Magazine. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
For B!ackwood and three Reviews. ......... 9 90
Fer Backwood and the four Reviews. .........l0 90
Payments to be made in oil cases in advance, Mo-
Ney current in the State where issued will be received
tpar.
The January numbers about being published,
which presents favourable time to subscribe.
ia II
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OfS' SKATES "A small lot m-oiumZ
- Skates, strapped and ready toruse, fer ga 9 by
r Nj ZIMMERMAN
it'd Corner Main an 9Th sire cts
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BEMAKLE LAND AND OTHER

N PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Byvrtue ;,
peeds OF Trust executed to me by Benjamin
and recorded ia the Clerks office Of the Courtn Z
Albemarle county, | shall offer for sale at publ ,
auction in front of the EAGLE HoTEL, in the town
Scotsvie, on the Goth of February next if fdn, II
the next far day Sunday excepted) The following pr OPP
ery TO Wit the two tracts of land lately in possession
Of said Jones' situated in the neighbohood Of Scotsvle
Immediately adjoining each other One tract con"
tanning 800 acres the other about 270. This land lies
well, is well watered well adapted to farming purpo-
ses and situated in agreeable and healthy neighbour
hood. The smaller tract has good dwelling and
inside somewhat out OF repairs The smaller tract has
also about $50 bushels Of wheat seeded upon il, a
considerable portion of which put in with gaano.
shall also offer for sale at the same time and place
the entire stock of Goods Wares and Merchandise
lately in possession OF said JONES' comprising large
and well selected assortment OF articles OF every de-
scripton usually kept by retail merchants. Some
these articles will be sold in lots suit Country Mer.
chants. will adjourn the above sale from time ia
time, until completed-and change the place ofholdins
the same after commencing often may be conve-
nent. The terms of sale will be particularly made
known on the day of sale, but credit may be expec.
ted for all of said property, except that about twelve
hundred dollars in cash will be required for said land
Any creditor OF F Jones, who may purchase the
land will probably be allowed to apply the purchase
money, over and above about SO 200, the salisfac-
ton OF his own claim. JOHN S. MOON,
a1&sS Trustee.
N. B. am requested also to state in connection
with this advertisement, that favorable arrangement
OF the debts due by B f Jones and Jones Il Bro.
the day Of sale as mentioned above J. S. NJ.
ian 30-ctds
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Rn Ghakn SUPERIOR 6 Incl
4HSyoSgVHSH CY SHINGLES

UEDoSDVTVT CY. SHINGLES
$4,000 feet inch Ash
10000 feet II, II. 2and inch Ash
10000 feet II, 2, and inch Rock Maple
For sale on the wharf on accommodating terms by
de ID r. WHITFIELD & SON.
EAMES III. BLAIR became partner in The
~ 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
prompt payment.
5 e Rr
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a. CASES SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER
Il " Tea, for sale by
te2 DAVENPORT ALLEN g. CO :.

E0 CASES SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER
tes 'A' ~ D Nv ALLEN g. CO.
zsgEzEl-,- PIANO FORTES, GU FARS
HEsssz43a &e-P. H. TAYLOR is censt antly re
Q y Y Vceivng supplies of superior Piano Forte
from the extensive manufact ,les
NUNNS u CLARK, and A. Fl. GALE & co.
New York, The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers well worth the attention ofthe public as pos,
sessng all the best qualities of the best takers They
have been sold with entire satisfaction to purchasers tor
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large humble.
constantly being manufactured, there no particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength, these quail
ties are peculiar to all the instruments OF the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tagetrom going North, am prepared to sell on as
accommodating terms as can be had any where. NV
assortment comprises instruments OF 3, 81 and oe-
taves. The latter confidently offered as superior t.
any tor sale in Richmond, Va. Melodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms
Martins unrivaed Guitars, with large assortment
otimported Instruments plain and inlaid and ranging
In prices from S. to $780, constantly hand together
with musical Instruments and merchandise in great va
,ety, and for sale at the only Music Store in the city,
$50 Main street,
ego Opposite the Banks
HVIRE PROOF SALAMANDER SAFES.
III The subscribers have for sale all sizes of Her.
rags real fire proof SAFES, at factory prices,
ie2 FRY & MeCANDLISH.
~ FOR RENT OR SALE.-Ths very cana
&Aeious and convenient house known as "Pesico's !"
occupied recently by Mrs Meades school, on Marshall
and 9th >treets.
A lso the brick house adjoining my residence on 5th
street. recently the property OF Mrs. Myers Several de-
sirabe additions and Improvements will be made 70 r a
good tenant Apply to Mrs. Taylor, Richmond, or
by letter. Hanover Court House, to
au 29-2awts GEORGE TAYLOR.
ID ICH FIGURED DRESS SILKS.-We
Ia have in store very handsome assortment of
rich figured dress Silks which will be sold cheep at
fe2 CHAS HARTWELL & COS
THvUMBLER DRAiNERS.-lmpro Tum-
II bier Draners, good article, for sale by
X NJ ZIMMERMAN,
fe5 Corner Main and 18th q
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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 manuiac lure O,
WIRE r RATINGS
GRATlNGS, WIN.
DOW FRAN Els,
BALCONYS, We
RANDAI1S AND
for
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ASAS CHANDELIERS We have Just rece-
III we'd another supply OF Gas Fixtures, some very
rich patterns.
| do II 1Ol Broad street
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NT EGROES FOR SALE.-We will sell. to re-
W main in Richmond, likely woman, "a wears
of age, and her child, about 10 months old. The
woman is good cook and washer and is offered for
no fault whatever. Apply to u.s.
TOLER & COOK,
fe General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-09

EA7RAPPINGS, WRAPPINGS, WRAP
w PINGS.-Just received fresh supply OF la
dies WrappDgs, which are selling cheap.
Rich satin trimmed velvet Coaks
Rich shell trimmed silk do
Handsome Visees and Mantllas
Velvet trimmed merlno Cloaks
Rich shell trimmed watered silk Cloaks
Witha large supply Of those cheap merno Cloaks
which are selling fast. Call soon at
CHAS HARTWELL & cos,
ia l9 Opposite Swan Tavern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
NEW.JERsEY RAILROADS.

1t will be seen by reference to our adyer-
Using columns that the New-Jersey Railroads
propose q reform of their rascally arrange
ments of which we complained on Wednesday
Hereafter train is to be dispatched in the
afternoon at P. NJ, which is intended TO re-
Ieye the 81 p NJ. train OF its way travel aud
thus insure the arrival of the mail and through
passengers at Philadelphia in time to connect
with the Baltimore train that leaves that city
at IOA PM We hope to find that it does it.
We now beg to suggest, as further reform,
that the New-Jersey Companies reduce their
fare between this City and Philadelphia to a
reasonable rate.
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THE GIANT SWINDLR.

Late advices from Washington inform us of
the probable success Of the enormous, atrocious
job whereby nearly or quite One Million Dol
lars is intended to be taken out of the Treasu-
~ and put into the pockets Of certain officers
and ex-officers Of the Customs Several Of them
receiving $4,000 to $4,000 extra for services
already overpaid,) by new and hitherto un-
thought Of construction Of an old act of Con-
gress. Influential lobby agents are engaged in
pushing it with promise Of twenty-five per
cent. on all they obtain; whereby the met
federal gain to several of them will range from
$4,000 to $4,000 each. They have already
obtained an official opinion from the Attorney
General that their construction of the act in
question is correct and though we believe the
President, the Secretary of the Treasury and
the Auditor TO whose bureau this account
would naturally be presented are all convinced
that this construction is erroneous, we greatly
fear that the dctum Of the Attorney General
is destined to override them all and deplete
the Treasury of money sufficient to survey
and locate National Railroad from the Mis-
sssippi to the Pacific.
viii Congress do nothing in the premises
If the Members doubt the accuracy Of our in
formation in the premises will they be 80 good
as to inquire at the proper Offices in the Treas
ury Department Representatives of the
People you can stop this yawning chasm
which borers are industriously opening into the
Treasury vaults, if you will. We pray you 70
waste no time, but 20 at it
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ment cut Of incompetent hands. find thai 10 mas very
generally generated the beliefdn Wsshing'on)ths " m
L. Marcy s TO be the Premier His restoration TO tA'
cabinet would please most OF his party in Congress- nose
opposed 10 him being only the few gentlemen who
have slipped into the House and Senate the score OIL
their Union-saving labOrs. As strange as IL may aP
pear the Southern men-ibe Southern Rights wing oil
the party-are the wsrmcst advocates ofhs re'toraon
Much amusement hss been created among the pohf
esns here bv the sudden detection of the portion Of
the lizards of the New-York City General Committee
whodesered "soft AZ therlat meeting Of which
we have an account almost every man OF that organ
ization il knownto be professional office seeker and rs
they are well known to be able divine events n adj
vance which will probably effect the Distribution OF
patronage Chat IT, somewhat before the common herd
of Office beggars smell out the direction the game has
taken) the deserton Of these men y regarded as an
important sign tha; VIM L. Marcy is 10 be in position
20 WELD the influence which he Hards have iaoored
so pertraciousy Of late prevent him from achieving
The failure of the Democratic majority Of the House
to order the instant revision Of the tariff was induced
wholly byindisposition TO embarrsss thereyenuc policy
Of the incoming Administration
The argument used in private by the Democratic OPP
ponents of the bill of Mr. Clngman for the repeal oil
the duties on railroad iron was that next winter the
countenance which the Administration will give TO
the most decided free trade projects Of Congress
much mere hostile to the principle of protection
than thet now in existence They also urge the PRO-
priety of permitting large surplus as possible to
accumulate for the present the heavier 1t may be-
the greater viii be the disposition OF the country to
witness the enactment of sweeping changes In the
laws looking, of to decreasing the rev.
enues from imports by decreasing protection
Ifthese gentlemen are 10 be believed the leading Tea
ture of the domestic policy of the Administration
will be war on Incidental protection They have GER
tainy succeeded in reconciling the advocates OF re-
peal of the duties railroad iron to the propriety OF
their course if they would surely effect their purpose
in the end John w. Davis, of Indiana who had
small party in Congress for his appointment to place
in the Cabinet said to have given up the contest in
disgust being busiy engaged ia an effort to get
himself elected to the U. S. Senate. Dr. Fitch Is
looked on in Washington the most formidable aspi
rant for the seat which ExSpeaker Davis Is aiming to
obtain 1t is believed here, however, that Governor
Wright will leave stone unturned in the work OF
putting spider in the Doctors Dumping. The Gov
ernors game is said to DC TO get some "warmingp
elected fer the short term, who Will hold the place
under pledge not to be candidate for reelection
next winter In the mean time he hopes to be able to
stack the cards on the Doctor. BALTIMORE.
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T. The Nashville American thus i'm
proves the present plethora of the Federal

PAV'N' eHN lANNNNN f'NN''NAN VI N"N ~-~
Treasury:
1.-The nearer we approach Free Trade the better for
aud ell the rest Of mankind And we hope 70 1--we
to see the day when It Will be the ruling policy of all
nations Thst time must and will come sure a; fate
and the quicker the better"
That the time may come when the neces-
sity of Protection wiz have passed away, by
reason of the perfection Of the Productive
Arts in this and other countries, has been all
along conteDded for on our side Of the ques-
ton. Carey long since demonstrated that the
way to real Free Trade lies through efficient
Protection. But The American does not seem
TO understand this, aud appears to insist on
Free Trade as the means, and not as the
end Free Trade, it says (meaning exemp-
tion from duties cannot come too soon. Very
good: Then ichy don't your party enact it,
Why did they not in 1916 or still earlier
Plainly, because they thought the country not
yet ready for IT, That is exactly our position.
We maintain that Protection has been steadily
preparing the country for ultimate Free
Trade but that il is not yet ready for it. If
your side mean this, what are you talking
about But if not, and you mean that Pro-
lection is and always was a mistake, and that
Direct Taxation, and not Tariff was right
from the first, or is nOv right, vhy don't yor
call on your party to enact IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Pierce's Cabfnet-W. L. Marcy-Indt,n,
senator.


WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Dec q, ls5s.
The PRONUNCIATION Of the article from TIL.
Concord Patriot which appeared in Tie Ereninz po.,
OF Saturday issi has created sensation here ss all the
Democratic members regard it IS having been written
BY authority vast Tutoring has been the couss.
quence among the ehques and the clques within
eques, who have Of late been CASTING around tbs :,
devise schemes through whchto affect the reaec, -
members Of the new Cabinet Among the iourbe.dsd
Democratic members a serious fear has been s,,sr.
tsined that Gen. Pierce would permit bim..f % =.
bullied or wheedled into calling into hi. counc,
than of the many very smA men in pon, 81 80,
lect, attainmenis, public services and cbar.c,sr h
are being pufed so industrOusy just now 20 n. end
of calling the attention of the Presiden, elect 70 ,bsr
This article to which refer, has had the srec, ~ -
feving tie minds Of that class of member. ,rho A..
serve credit for their earnest wish to keen the ovar,
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NV AND BRIL1IAxr SraIrs OF LEE Hon. |

NEW AND brilliant SERIES OF THE HONE
JouRSAL FOR l3-An whs wish to secure for the comm
year piquant and charming hresde companion that VIII
discourse 10 them Of what passes e great wods faith
full and industrious chroncler al who would have their
taste elevated and refined their minds supplied with
hnept and their spirits cheered by racy huror and spat
hing vvecity all who we1ld nves. the tTgiL OF two
dollars in such way bring invaluable amount OF
benefit and pleasure will be found the suscnoes o.
The Home journal. II gives view Of everything worm
kpowng and cOncenses volumes of information ns con
venient space The volume commences underline most
brilliant auspices and will exceed ell s predecessor.
supply Penciings from the pen Of Wills new songs
and BALLADS by Morris new Novel an afhtlon1i osDlIE
ent for the ladies' and enlarged accounts Of Lectures
Schemes Of Bepevoence &c among the novel5es an
noupceo We counsel all 10 send their names 70 me rno
MORRIS WILLIS at once, No lo7 fuiton-st Newi9'N,
usrv " wv " fMorristown Jerseynsn.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, DEC. "a.
|" SEE THIRD PAGE. al

CosGRKss.-The Senate was occupied yester.
terday principally with very important debate,
arising upon a Resolution offered by Mr.. Mason,
of Virginia, calling for the official notes in rela-
ton to the Cuban Trpartite Treaty, proposed
by England and France. Under our Tele.
graphic head will be found the speeches of
Messrs Mason, Cass, &c.
In the House the proceedings were of CON-
paratively little interest.
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their Virginia brethren then denounced the
Wings because Of that repeal. Now Dsmoc-
rscy has full swing in orr STATE, and can re-
store the law repealed in Gov. Stewards day if
It sees fit. Why does not Gov. johnson ask it to
do so Our Judges will readily obey and enforce
Slave laws if our Governor and Legislature SEQ
fit to enact them. BIH they Watch them,
Southrong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

WATTs's NERVOUS ANrIDorE.-My wife gave
her mother spoonful for attack of fleursy, She
was well in few hours Ny wifes great cure from your
Andoe is making quite stir here. Aesentlenan has been
cured OF one OF the worst OF Dyspepsia
J. ID. MEEKER, Grovest,
two doors from Grace Church-st Jersey City.
81 per bottle 50 per doz Depot No 100 Nassaust Sent
to any part OF the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24

~ For the last two years at the Fairs of
the American Institute and the other great industrial Ex-
hhoBs throughout the country the central DO Mt Of
traction has been SINGERS SEWING MACHINE This great
myanton, estimated by its general utility, about equal
to Mccormick Reaper, Hobbss Locks Colts Pistols and
FeIbArkss Scales al put together.
Call ans these nestimRbe machines in operation
the Ofico No. 253 Broadway. M SINGER 4 Co.
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HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-New and appropriate
articles for presents can be found in abundance at HAIR
SJsc's No 59 Broadway French, English and German
Toys and Games Of every description Also the
s in search Of sonethns suitable for the little d.
rected An early call win enable the purchaser 70 make
eood 40 lection HARgIsGs, 4l9 Broadway.
Next door to the corner of Canal-st-
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From Nova Scotia.

BosroN Thursday. Dec. %, 1852
The brig Halifax has arrived here with Hall
fax, ~ s.. papers, Of the 18th inst
The British North american announces the
sudden and unexpected failure Of the firm Of John Nc
Doucall q Co. with liabilities between 10000 and
100000; and Is feared other firms may be involved
An investigation into the cause Of the failure was go
ing on. %,
The Legislature is to meet on the goth Of
January.
The libel against the American fishing schooner
Creole seized for an infringement Of the Fishery Treaty.
had been dismissed by the Judge on account Of an
ror made by the Attorney General.
Quite number of vessels were up for Aus
tralia in different parts of the Province.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
~ For Christmas and New Tear Presents a

suit of Furs is very suitable suited 10 the wants Of many
At THOMPSON RoEsLERs, Importers Of SKINS manutsc-
Of fine Fur No l9 Maiden aDe, may be found SUITS
for Children suits for Misses and suits for Ladies each sui1
suited the description Of Fur that il may suit the wearsr
r confident that ali parties may be suited VINO
Will call.
Gentlemen will also find number Of articles suited TO
their wants such Fur Muers Fur Gloves Capea Fur
&c together with Sleigh Robes OF various kinds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
Sale Of Irish Butter ut Boston.

BOSTON, Ihursday Dec. % I5J2.
The Irish Butter lately imported in the Naga-
ra, was put up at auction today large crowd being
present. 762 hrkns offered but only loo were sold
atfrom q to IN cents per pound The Butter was Of
excellent quality, and was in bond, which adds about
cents per pound in price to purchasers.