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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
THE TURF.

USIoS Course L. Monday. Dec. 26
1883 Purso and stake $780, mile heats best } in to
saddle
Hood names m Lady pisbss...::...........l
\. Carpenter heHes b. m Lady ssu5ksons.....2
There large attendance present. betting was even
After the second heGt the brown mare was the favore at
10 draw her bu the spectators betting the serel mare
wu1ttd show for their money The sorre mare won tho
remaining two heats and race without struggle Same
day match for $500 half mile ont to saddle.
uSSS usehisI sa5 sSs.tta 81 is5 Lsd fsS
Tme-5T
SPOT wns the favoriie at . TO l. and the by
about two lengths
TRoTTIsG At ST LouIs-T Tuesday, Dec c, ,ls53.-Purse
$500 with inside take Of $3.50 each for all rottng
horses except Flora Temple mile heats best three in five
in harness.
s. s.MoLsusblin'. ch. No. Grseu Mountain Mid. III
" C. abrams 1Im.IasS; oGiS5' ass asii
Tlnrsdos, Dee s-Purse and stake ofs7jO Twomle
hoes in harness.
McLsushlip'. ch m Green Mountain Maid ...... II
Time-5isl; 6l2
A very capial trot from end to end.
TRoTIING AT NEw ORLFASs-Ihursddy,D Dec :, ls53.-
Purse sOO for all rottng horses mile heats best three in
FIVE, in harness.
IL, F.s.;s F.T,,i Big Bss.4
Mifsrsro. h. Fillmore .........-..s...... drawn
George "Ss:1;S as@s; s'T,,':T sIsI SIS, sic; ;a '''''
Sunday, Dec n-Purse sad stake $3.50, for pacing
horses mile heats, best three in five.
sam ais' eos, s1aSris sEirl1 r1ss e..adi:j
Tme-2It; 22ei; 225l.
The Ncr Orleans Crescent in aluon to the above trot
saws THIS race but added another to the list of Siyers
victoIies All his opponents will find hard road to
"trsve by the time they get through with him Franklin
Pierce aroued him lte in the last heat coming to the
score lapred on in Ns63 Mr.. Rice drove Silver the
three heats without break After the race was over
"Ibe Count in the name Of owner, bantered any horse
in the State of louisiana that could be here in twenty
dave at mile heats best n 5, harness fr $500 lhe
rae has been closed understand by Mr. Eon win Joe
Wilson to come of after the running races are over when
we think Silver will carry him to the stand at more live
" quit than be is used to.
15-Match for 5000 TO trot from Salem TO Georgetown
10 wagons wagon and lver to weigh iOOi6 distance 10
miles.
u. HodgeE b. h............ .t...................2
Tines minutes.
USIos COURSE l.. I-RUNSISG-S Saturday, Dec "a, az
. O'Clock Match s4Oo, 500 yds- carrying l25fbs.
Mr Hunters z. Limbsr Jun. in.....................l
J somsrindyke's g. Snowfall. ..................2
TIne-z7 seconds.
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T7ZLLAMSB URGH I7E.NS

SERIOUS RiOr.-FOUR PERSONS soPPoskD 10 20 fA-
,erions rot took place in Firss, between North ghn
and Nort Tenth t. 10 which, boa. one handred pers9ns
emerged They were srsa w'sn of men sod
LINEN We badly injured some Of whom i 70 isared.
i.tsiy The ds.uf5sncs arose between two parties Or
srt Sacted by their resy ective friends IL appears
,bst ome dcnliy has eIsted between the members Of
tbese two families fer time past and early on Sunday
r.nevsd About O'Clock the Giligans" and tss
aCsshes" with their friends came together armed a.
above stated and desperate battle ensued, which lasea
inred ssysralfeaaes in attempting get their husbands
or friends aw ay from the more or ess
by the missiles which were hurled in a frecons ins
f5sowing famed persons seriously injured
Paricf CasL vas stabbed Ia the bowels and also hsd
rasb cat In his breast by Not expected to reeovef
james Cash bad his skull cut open with "a a. and y
eonsidsred impossible for him TO recover
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IAirerll.-r.rrll

RRADY's DAGUERR EOryPES.- famous ctures
A. 10, ~ trowu ?, oa- ei--s rsTers cJunnt fh- Dt
susrr~osyrss rs ess.,sAses haze a7arao.s 'a
~. hRr rres hencvsr oaert3 fsr npsto1 f1r tiN
sre pcturc Ncsatiai sn1 Apsss7rss s 1la esa .
n every ofsnsi,csst riss ortseles saa le
fsf rrA se e. "a reari pApsr-,ssie. eo &c n,rnS
Wv rcyst and anesussa r bea47 Ali elessase o 4es
b Dy Galleries. Ne 80 Sroii sSe< Aa'4
S.lo,a. nal Nc rs Broadway, eoraes Faltt nsE
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

TOO much Intelligence too amis5us f)r ps-ty
distinction, IN al the Wsris Or tho City, II er9eci r
roUy union whore td-se f1Erki - iis regular
yote thas disan ,hiset Z. tie gtzary clss
tons"
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advert s.meut I
Jews of Jerusalem,

Some splendid daguerreotye Views OF JerusaIem'
ount Zion C.y.rv Reh hem Nsrsreih kc ksa the s,oI
Mt by TIE Aericsn Jru have been scared ey Mr.
RCor A. nav Premin GALLERY, No SS erDA
hs been steroscoPed and uo sanis osies,
the really Moi,t Ovet Cal and
these with hundreds collection In America
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fAaverseeulent
A GRFAr SAIP

A GREAT SALF-Public attention is called to the
extensive valuable Fscaeh Plate Ps Nzs s1t Ora NJ
and also large ise0a Of s7,s1iii oa1<ed Oh .a-
Gnd modern wbch be oi4 oa ttf
day De y lot oleSk HoopeFs No ies FutpnsS nsre
Afforded hsus and oee
desire mailing sassn sfs dseosas tbeir Psrss for tas
Ho,tsys purchase works q prices the mss noderafe
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Ikdveriisemen'
prRUA,f'S GIFT Tickets -Ramamher ii

obtain Perssm's on rcketS
each Friday private s,s close All tekis s-
manpe Mr. ferhams hand. after that time 20 be sod AZ sac
Castle Graen AZ o'clock u OF that day sni NJ ia VII
received advance the regular price Nyo hvs
don blame anybody but yoaelv esb NJ
the have timely notice Of such ntsasn.
specustors already buying them to obtain Psulaa aud
thfvu viii he 10 xett n
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ADVERTISEMENT

lately necessary uspendthe perormane Of Unc Toms cabla
daring the hoasys make usual es vs
css those no wish the nmisbe aud gorgeous version of
performed Barusus Museum shoadso st % W.T.
they chance IL will b. presented To-
Hor CORN TR AFTERNOON All tho curiostiss without
charge, visible a. any time
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TAdverti.emsrtl
Corns Bnnions Club or Inverted Nails are removed

daily nv Dr. rrLEyELp at Rooms No sss Broadway opPo
sa A uon Rooms without pain and With satfcton tha
sen DR. Ltte6ed respectfully refers bis practice Of IA yeass
this city, gusrnntee OF his efforts
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TAavert,s-r,-nt I
.rRr~IrIIIrx OrrrnnNE.-l.5lo

MONSTFk IVNt FhI JULIEN OU lTNhs-tFIVV
the feds ani woods Of Der
al w.runtd born rrotas, Of N, aac OF
for he Heisys b equal 20 c tase
vrs shr rcas fu o. the love of the Ma tush
Ik Irrst Mokirr Birds Ctnary. &c. h the oay npeors
-' ~ CHAs REIcHk BaoraEa
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IAdxerti.ement |
MEDICAL CARp.-Treatmer

MEDICAL CARD.-Treatment of Consumption"
Bropchit and Asthma by ohsstou Dr Hustsr will re-
eeive hi, Patients NJ to p NJ daily Ibis ohcs No 10
Broadway He will be absent professional ea'ine
shusou, Wednesday Thasda and FRIDAY Eh s'sh ana
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Tkivertisemsu, I
will find A large and beautiful

Ladies and Gentlemen will lind large aud beautiful
variety q Combs which select rich and
Holiday Presents their female friends w. 4 uLLsYS
No % Broadway who're aso be found tas asotnsat OF
Bracelets from h 20 SO pair; Porte uoaaai Reteaie
fne Cutlery and variety Of Fancy Ooods
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fAdyertisemcnti
NORTH SrFING.

WORTH SFEIN6.-The most splendid show OF Dag
uerrsotype Crystaoyps made this country s
Gallery to-day The proprietor oAAsnsos
criticism Call Al Nc. SS Broadway.
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TAavers.,emenll
AdveFtlsenienLI
For EOLrpAY PRESENTS.

FOR HOLIDAY fbfSENI>.
rHE NAeSFicsSr es,YoS. PICTURE os trrrusss
o1iv a.
Roors GsLtxsy
No So Broadway.
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IAdxeris.mentl

All Of our readers in want of anything in the China,
ai al samuel Germans Cfok-ry Store No l7o Csna.t His
Psrsn Figures China Gotta Vases rich cos.es Of
French and China B.skes offered
prices and the attention Of every purchaser
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

shs ole Rooms. Broadsay. where they sl. doEn ?, Din
re Speeches made ossts drank. and tSs srsl.eS
halriiy prsveied among Tie company.
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TAisertisemsutl
HnIInAY GIFTS

HOLIDAY GtFTS.-1. GILBERT ~ CO.'S MAGNlFt-
beautifully finished With whoat tas kss.
b made wifi, dsugher sister,
Sold At great bargains by HoR.cs w.rss Ne $50 Broadway
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CITY T1EIG
LECTURES MEETINGS, L4Hlsrrroys se.

LECTURES. MEETINGS, EsHi3rTI1ys. ke.
T--g1Ar De- .. ltS5
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Car II CoFfgs LrcTrE E-Iniv-rsty CispsL = ?. Il
hEnoKLrE ATHENsra LrcTJRE-B0o3xya Athsnrum y p 4
foAED OF ALDEREET-Cify Es-l 5p =
boARD - AssisTAST AIDEEsLs Ctr ffsTl T. II
JrLLiENs tcSrERT-hes1rpcLEta dsl. ?. ~
JArtsAcr o. Taz GAssss kr- e tbs 3r94iEsv ?. v
tLbcE AND WHITE " A1 my" kc B1rtol's . N.
IHE GaAE oE LiFE and Od All New Te " aaks p ~
lroLH los's Casx and 1t Cora" ttA- ;so1al sns N
lScIz TOYS Clsfs Ard Hot CorH Bsr1Hr's sns
Nco0s sIssIREIs-Etliop Ds1eaons4ii Bro..~sy. ~
CHhtsrS's CFtRA boUsE-Ehi1rezn D-ea-iol71 S'sy H.
bccELrrs Ofz1s HoUsz-E lhspiaz Ocirsst5ls 3Iy IL
seEck blTr1Nenr-ocr-, All Mzc s9 B-o.tr rzy. u p n
NEw-f AM IT Bgrc-T. ?. N
BROADWAY NkSaGEETE- inir1Lls-t 10 A " ?. Il
lSDvsThY oI ALL NArIoSsCfTSa Palace. day tad eEeanS
bASv1Eos EcYFI kH0 HoLY LAS1Jf Brolf Il ?. n.
IoNESs PsNToscoTx OF CaiIFozST.7ls Br5s1yty Z P
PFRHsTs SEvEg MLE MlRzOz-ef5 Breads sad y ? "
GAtLEsy sGvsrIAs ASr rTzst1 3road=Ay A. " n oP
Hoops FaEE PfcTUsE GALLERY dAFs0 as Brosi<sy
BLLLs MoD-L OF sAE fEAsc - Grl.EsE ~ 81 % u
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fAdFerriHmenf.

WARRANTED THE BEST OR No PAY-For Cholera
cel Coush Croup Dysenter ClrU-s RAesn.sn Psns ss
LIN b. B.ck Cbss Tootashs. os sore. s-siss te W
fo1lSs Venetian Eaimert the rensdy be oa
s p,scribsd by sn-nt physiessns sna soad ~ ne
Dru the United 5tstss Price y ana y ss bss'
Eo H. 0rvsa.iehst, n Y, sai No stsssst- Bostaa
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

MtssIosAnY FESTIVAL AT THE SANDS STREET NJ. n.
fifth annual festival OF the Juvenile MS
sonary Society attached to the Sands ST. NJ L. Church
took place Yesterday Tho body Of the church was hed
with children probably about GOO p number all presenting
very neat and pretty appearance The proceedings wers
t.-,.,n
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

FASrAsrIosLs-wiih the exception Of toy shops con'e'
fcnery stores sfag sa,oons sud holes the places o.
business in al the principal streets Of the Cy were closed
yesterday and the day was pretty generally observed BY
al classes Several companies were Oa for target Prseac
and the air esounie with brass AMI marital mOsc frOn
morn til night Besides the Ryaders Guari snd the
Doraovan Guard there ssverAl sonpaas o; Fsntas
tcas on parade and dressed in every conceivable STYLE
They excited much curiosity slong the line Of their nsrch
We so noticed sevtr wagons dGrns the day loaded with
fast individuals drawn by fast horses htshed up tandem
driven at fast rate APlaces OF asscEnen; open during
tie day tine. were vel patronized.
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FIRE-The stable of Patrick keenan,, in South Brook
I'm was ound to be on fire Saturday night bu! was
ext,nguished beiure much damage had been done
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

THITT or MosEr--A young man, nsnnad Michael
Quinn was yesterday arrested By Otieer Dsysl Of the
Twentieth Ward charged with stealing sf0 in bsnk bills
frcm Michael McMsnn, residing In Sixteenth ST. Tas &C
cused confessed his guilt restored the money and wss
locked I'D BY Justice Stuart for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

CAmpHEsE LAMP ExPLosIos-A carnphsne lamp in the
house Of Daniel Gilbert the corner Of Henry and Gran
berry ss was accidentally knocked from the table oa
Saturday night and exploded causing considerable dan
age 10 The room before II could be extinguished The
clothes Of little girl caught fire. bat the flames sap
nressed before an had sustained much personal injury
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-11

SONS And what services in this process per
formed by servie class of lawyers You may from
English lawyer ofthe last century, Darymple who in
bis History of Feudal Property, very navely proves
that every law deed concerning property was
preed by the lawyers in England when the middle class
inwealth, in favor of the mie cass-in Scotland
where the nobility enriched themselves in favor of the
aooay-in either case it was nterceptedn hos
tile to the people.
The above Turkish reform by the Countess of suther
land was iusti6abe, at least from Mathusan point of
view. Other Scottish noblcmen further. Having
s1perceded human beings by sheep, they superseded
sheep oy game and the pasture grounds by forests At
tne heao OF these was the Duke OF Atho AFTER the
conquest, the Norman Kings afforested large por-
uons OF the soil of England, in much the same
way as the landlords here now doing with the High
lands (R. Summers Letters the Highlands, 1915
As for a large number ofthe human beings expelled
70 make room for the Game ofhe Duke Of Atho and the
sheeP OF the Countess OF Sutherland where did they fly
to, where did they find home7
IN the United States of North america
The enemy OF British Wages Slavery has right to
condemn Negro Slavery; a Duchess of Sutherland a
Duke of Atho, Manchester Cotton.lord-neyerl
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-11
HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.

AaohSDA1, CoD. IO, 1898.
blto increase the capital stock ofthe Danvile and
Wythev!le Turnpike company, taken up and
decided III the atirmaye-ayes 102, noes S.
MIR. WALLACE from the committee on banks, presen-
ted bill to authorize of the banks of this common
wealth to establish braach in Christiansburg and
Bill authorizing the Elk change Bank to establish an
office at Grayson in the county of Pendleton.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
An engrossed bill TO authorize loan to this compa-
for the purpose of extendng its line to some
point at or near Covington taken up motion of Mr.
MILLER of Botetourt.
Mr.. BARBOUR proposed the following ryder to the
bill, which read frs and second time as fol.
lows:
And be itfurther enacted That any thing hereincon
tanned to the contrary notwithstanding that dollarse
of the above appropriated shall be apart ap.
Piled by the said company exclusively for the purpose
completing the connection between the said canal and
tide w lter.
MIR IMBoDEN moved to amend the bill by adding the
following thereto
Provided, That the said James River and Kanawha
Company SHALL upon the acceptance of this waive the
right to preferred route for their improvement from the
Eastern terminus of the Covington and Ohio railroad to
the Ohio river and shall said Covington and
Ohio Railroad Company may locate their road without
reference any claim of said James River and
Company to the said preferred but nothing in this
poviso shall affect the ation herein made for
the completion of the said tde-water connection.
Pending; this amendment,
The House motion ad iourned
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-11
EEeEsLA ruRE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.


"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9.
A communication from the House of Deleos,e. yvss
read. was
The House disagreed to the Senate's amendments n
the Dill concerning tbs Slstersvllle and Salem Turnpk
Company. MT. DENfALE moved that the Senate recede
from their amendments, which agreed 10.
BRANDoNvILLE AND FISHING CREEK
The bill concerning the Brandonvile and Fishing
Creek Road. was called up by Mr.. MASON. explained
oy Mr. WADE, anu passed, ayes30, noes 10.
THE CALENDAR.
TheSenate then proceeded to the consideration of
bills the calendar their third reading The follow
ing passed.
To provide for constructing the Cassvile and Chan
Evansville Turnpikein Wayne and Logan counties.
To increase the capital the Danvile and Wytbe.
vile Turnpike Company;
To in 'rease the capital stock of the Shlnston Turn
pike Company; "
nit and Brandonville Turnpike Company
Making further appropriation Tor continuing The
Beverly and Farmont road to the town of Warren aud
for Macadaml zing portions of said road;
To provide for the completion of the Ricbmond , nd
Ddnvle Rail Road, and for loan of money TO said
company. "
[AyEs -Messrs. Amber. Baldwin, Barnett. csmnbeI,
Gregh Daniel Greaver, Hail. lsbelI, Layne, Paxton,
Sweeney 'rabb, Tate, Thomas, Thompson, Wade. Ward.
Watsoa, Winston Witcher-27 " "'''
NoEs-Messrs Bassei, Brent, Brown, Cowan d oup.
las, Grantham, Marin, Mason, Shackelford. Shands.
Sherrarf Smil-12.
Directing the Board of Public Works to subscribe for
threefths OF the capital stock OF the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Rail Road
Authorizing loan to the Virg mia and Tennessee
Rail Road Company.
TERMS OF THE cURcUIT COURTS
On motion OF Mr. BASEL, the order ofbrsiness WA a
lad aside, and The bill amending the act concersng
the terms OF the Circuit Courts taken up out OF
Its order, read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. SHAcKELFoRp
The Senate adjourned
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-11

CARELESS DRIvlNG.-Ol1icer Wilkerson yes
terday morning arrested negro man, driver of
the Powhatan House olnnibus) for driving over
little child at the corner of Capitol and 10Th
streets. 1t seems the little feow--who is a son
OF MIR. 5. F. Adie, and is about five years of age
was playing in the street near the Powhatan
House, under the surveillance ola nurse when
the omnibus arrived He was knocked down by
the horses. but escaped with scarcely bruise.--
One of the wheels of the vehicle, however, pass
cd fearfully near his head and his escape, under
all the circumstances, appeared to be little short
of a miracle. The driver protested before the
Mayor that he did not observe the child in the
street--that he always observed the utmost care
in driving, and had never been arraigned for an
offence of the kind before AS he succeeded in
establishing good character, and as the occur
renee was purely accidental, the Mayor ordered
the driver to be discharged, but took occasion to
impress upon him the propriety of exercising al
ways the greatest vigilance in driving through
the Streets
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-11

AMALGAMATIoNIsTs ForLED.-One of the COL
ored Professors in the McGrawvie College
Western New York. ian institution in which
both black and white persons are admitted pros
mlscuously,) was roughly treated on Saturday
week, In the neighbourhood of Fulton. As the
story goes, the Professor was about to be married
to yonng white lady, formerly pupil in the
College. residing near Fulton.
Some persons being informed of the intended
nuptials, resolved not only to put stop to the
affair." but to castigate the offending lover They
proceeded to the dwelling of the girls father,
and broke into the house. but the object of thell
vengeance had escaped. The father was entire-
~ opposed to the match, now that the ssamalga
nation" theory had been brought home to him
and did everything to dissuade her from the step
but she was memorable till the offended populace
brought her to her senses
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

| WEDNESDAY, Feb. Q, 1858.
Prayer by the Rev Mr.. Moore.
The billto increase the capital stock of tbe ORANGE
and Alexandria Railroad received from the Senate
with amendments in which they asked the concurrence
| of the House.
The anne ndments agreed to.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communicative
rom the Second Auditor, enclosing statements of tb,
amount oftonnage imported into Richmond by the seye
| RAJ Internal improvement companies curing the ven
1882 which was laid the table and ordered to be
| printed. " 's
The SPEAKER also laid before the Senate a commune
cation romthe Auditor of Public Accounts in regard r.
suspendng the compensation of Mr.. A. Foster one nj
the commissioners of the Revenue Of Abemarle county
for his failure to comply with the provisions of tb oc
| concerning commissioners yf the Revenue.
Mi ANDERSON presented petition of P. Voolfolk IT.
and others asking the incorporation of Savings Bank
mittee on Banks. ~ WI
On motion of Mr. MASSEY it was ordered thatleave be
given TO bring IN bill to amend passed at the
present session OF the General Assembly, relative to
the incorporation OF building fund associations and that
Messrs MASSEY, STUART, MAuPIN, RICE and Mem. con
sttute committee to bring in said bill,
Subsequently the said committee by their Chairman
presented the following bill:
bill to amend an act passed, January 49, 1853 ent
act to provide for the corporation of building find
Citations passed May %, 1852, which was finally read
third time and passed.
An engrossed bill for the relief of usbro1 w uaror.
OF the county o eerson read third time and nassed
ayes lis. '
Mr.. TALIFERRo, presented communication from, H.. c.
cond Auditor showing the amount and value of tonnage
transported the James River andK anayha tannl p,
ring the last five together with the eehts and tolls
paid thereon which laid the table and to
be printed
On motion of Mr.. STUART the vote by which the bill to
authorize the President and Directors of the Rappahan
mock Company toncrease their capital stock and for other
purposes rejected considered the rules having
been suspended for the purpose
And hereupon the question being again put the pas
sage ofthe said BILL twas determined in the
ayes II, 40.
49,. s,anure
cher who informed the House that the Senate had
ed the bill ent led act to provide for the completion
of the Richmond and Danvie Railroad and tor loan Of
money to said company, with amendment in which
they ask the concurrence of the House.
The amendment agreedto to.
A message received from the Senate inGorminp
the House. that the Senate had passed the bill
the Board of Public Works to subscribe three.ffhs Of
the capital stock ofthe Norfolk and Petersburg railroad
with amendment in which they ask the ccncurrence
Of the House.
The amendment agreedto.
An engrossed bill to authorize the Governor of this
commonwealth to cede the jurisdiction over certain
lands to the United States for the building of Light
houses taken up read thlrd time and passed ayes
101, noes 6.
And then on motion the House adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-11

DEATH FROM FRIeHT.-During the trip of
the steamer James Robb from New Orleans to
Louisville an old gentleman from Virginia, of
the name of Moon. died very suddenly, from the
effects OF fright, it is supposed. The floor of the
cabin caught fire from the stove pipe, and the
cry OF flre was given on the instant which greatly
alarmed Mr.. Moon, who rushed to his state room
and caught up his trunk, and while in the act of
stepping out of the room he fell headloug to the
foor and almost instantly expired. Every means
were taken to resuscitate him, but in vain. 1t
was thought he was attacked by apopIexy. He
was gentleman of some wealth, and had several
thousand dollars in his possession.