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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
NEW BOOK s.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Just rece ived by
NASH g. WOODHDJSE


EAGLE SQUARE.
Waverly Novels, IL vols Svo, Abbotsford edition,
varods bindings
Footpath and Highway, by Benjamin Moraa,1 vol
lZmo-price. 81 70
Elicit on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, with IL
illustrations. vol Svo-price. 3 90
Roland Trevor, or The Pilot OF Human Lie, l vol
IZmo--prlce L W
Simon kent9n, or The Scouts Reveuge, an Hisrcr-
ical Romance by James Weir, vol l2mo, fine
paper, 30 cents cloth 10
Charity and the Clergy, vol l2mo-pfice IS
Ancient Christianity Exempifed, by Lyman Cole
man, DID, vol Svo-Prlce. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Tales OF the Southern Border. by C w Weber, l
vol, illustrated, SVo-Irice. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
Lppncots G Ibinet Histories Vt The SIat-s-A vol
nme for each State. Now ready, New York,
Virginia, kenucky and Georgia
Freedeys Practical Treatise on Business, yol12
mo-pilce Observation-Disclosures. w
OF over four thousand aids to reflection quotations
of maxims, metaphors, counses, cautions, Apho-
risms, proverbs, &c, in prose and verse: compiled
from Shakespeare, and other great writers from
the earliest ages to tn tme-anew edition
with American additions and revisions.
D'AUBIGNE VOL. V.
The History OF the Reformation in the Sixteenth
Century, by H Merle D. Aubigne, d d vols
The Reformation IN England in IL mo, halfcloth SO
In l2mo full cloth 90
In I2mO, hne edition. 70
In SVO, paper covers %
Sets OF vOumestn Goth. 30
SITS of Volumes fine edition. 50
The whole in vol, Svo Observation-Disclosures. l so
For sale by NASH WOODHOUSE,
mao Eagle Square.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
BETTER THAN GOLD

GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE
| THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD-THI
BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN.
No In Particle of Mercury in amy Form i'm |
On Infahidle curefor Scroula, Kings Eca Rheun,
tism, Obstinate CutoneoNs Eruptions Pmples or PuJ
tules on the Face Blotches, Baes Chronic Sore Eye
Ring Worm Ietter, Seald Head Enhancement and
Pam otae Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers SyphI
!aic Disorders Lumbogo, Spinal Complaints and al
Diseases arising from injudicous of Mercur
Lmp,Wdence IN Life, or Innpu,ity Of the Blood.
I>1lS valuable Medicine, which has become celebr !
l. ted in this city and vicinity, Tor the number OF
traordnary effected through its agency has
duced the proprietor the urgent request of his friend
TO otter 1t TO the public which he does with the
confidence IN rs virtues and wonderful curative prod
critics. The following certificates, selected from lard
number, are however stronger testimony than the me
word OF the proprietor A the limits of an Advertised
ment would be too small the certificates in fn
they arecondensed as much possible but re deta
ed on the inside wrapper of each bottle and all
gentlemen well known in their localities, and of iii
We cityof Richmond.
F. Boyden, ESQ.,, of the Exchange Hotel Richmond
known everywhere says he has The medicine cali
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE administered
over hundred cases. in nearly all the diseases 10
whichit is recommended, with the most astonlsbip.
gooc results He says it is the extraor ordinary Med
lene he has seen.
c. B. Luck, Esq, now In the city of Richmond, an
tor many years in the Post Office has such conideuc
in the astonishing efficacy of CARRIERS SPANS
MIXTURE, that he has bough!upwards of 80 boitIe
when ne has given away to the afflicted. Mr.. Luc
says he has never known ii to fall when taken accorI
ing to directions.
Dr.. John Minge, practicing Physician, and forme
y oflhe City Hotel in the city of Richmond, says h|
has Witnessed in number OF instances the effects
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, which were NOR
truly surprising. He says in case OF Consumption de
pendent on the Liver, the good effects were wonderful
indeed.
LIVER COMPLAINT.-samuelM Drinker of tn
hrm OF Drinker u Morris. Richmond, was cured oI
bottles Of cARTER's SPANISH MiX X IR .e Nv
SCROFULA AND CoNSUMPTlON.-Mr. Richar1
E; West Of Richmond, was cured of scrolua, an
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

CHINA HALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
" America, from Liverpool. the subscriber is in
ceipt of his spring importation of CHINA AND EAR
THENWARE, direct from the manufactures and by
the pack from New York and Boston, his supplies Of
GLASS. LOOKING CLASSES FANCY GOODS,
offered in which are many new aud desirable patterns
and his whole stock having been purchased before the
rise in Earthenware and Glass, he is able offer
great inducements to those in of any article in his
line. HUGH A WATT.
NH 15-3m No 7e Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

AeNNss .. sUTHERLAND, opposite
%-M-sS>~ the Farmers, Bank, offers for sale
an extensive assortment of the following articles at yer1
low prices wholesale and retail consisting of supern
cast steel Kirby, Limerick Virginia Trout, Salmon Sea
and other Fish Hooks; Artificial Files Minnows Frops
de- silk, hair and gut Lines; spun and plated silk DO
hemp 40; canton sea grass silk worm gut fancy cork
Bows Trout Baskets Fishing Books; walking sick
and lonted cane reed Fishing Rods brass Reels, drink
ing Cups, &c &C. va"
anime before purchasing nah 94tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY,
Mo vALUAHEE PRIvaTE REs]

MI OsT VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
1Vl DENCES ON franklin between sth an 9th stree}
Tor sale a. Aucon--Will be sold on MONDAY alternoc
the 23d May 1853. upon the premise commencement :
clock those three brick tenemeuts the South side
Franklin, between aud 9th SITS occapied resp ctive
by Messrs. j II Gilmer, WIN II Grant, and - DudlJ
tenement has rooms with ire pl ia eight of the
with Marble Mantels, Gas Water, &c. AID is ill
lsed in modern STYLE The kitchens have each six roo
The location OF this property equal any in this cit
being In lew minutes wax Of all the principle place
of business.
JERMs-One fifth cash; ba ance at T. g. and IL month
tor negotiable notes interest added secured by tru
decd or title retained.
my IA w. GODDIN, Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
G.. r.. LUCK,
Stock md Land Warrant A gency,

GOVERNOR STREET
STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
,HE highest price paid for Land Warrants; Gold and
i Silver wanted
ENT Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r. France Co., will be
business of R. France & Co. addressed them at ch
@mva c. B. LUCK
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
WOKE NEW ROOKS =.

TUST received and for sale by A. MORRIS, 81 Main
ton being Letters of eminent to George Washing
ton from the time ofhis taking command of the Army
the end of his Presidency; edited from the original
manuscript by Sparks in vols
Introduction the Literature of Europe, in the 15t
10th and 18th centuries, by Henry Haar. $; in ,
vols
View Of the State of Europe during the middle ages
by Henry Hallam. L D, T r A S, London edition; 3
vols
Cycopeda of English Literature, by Robert Chambers
in vols
Consideration recent Social Theories, vol 5
Colerdges Works. containing the Literary Remains of
Samuel Taylor Coledge collected and edited by Henry
NJ son Colerdge, Esq, M A
Tne Law of Mortgage of Real and Personal Property,
by Frances lillian: in 9 vols 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

nEAs, PEAs.-16O0 bushels Peas, for improving
land receiving and for sale low from wharf
my l7--tf McGhuDEh SUNS,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.-The sub
Il l. scriber having purchased the stock OF goods be,
longing to the estate of e. NJ Newburn deceased and
opened at the formerly occupied by him. takes this
method of inviting his friends. the customers OF Mr. New.
goods He will keep constantly banda general assert
ent of Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Tools
&c, which he will sell at very low prices
A. B. CLARKE,
au II Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
HUsT published and for sale byJ w RANDOLPH,
- Acts of the General Assembly. compiled from the
Code of Virginia the subjects OF Corporations gene
rally-on Towns-Flres in Towns-Joint Stock Compa-
MES generaly-on Banks of Banks mere
lyof Deposte and Dscount-to prevent the circulation
Of Notes of unchartered Banks &cof Works OF Inter-
nal Provisions passed at Session
1923 together with the Act prescribing General Re-
guations for the Incorporation of Manufacturing and Mi
ming Companies, passed 1867
All pesons having any ion with Corporate Bo-
dies OF any kind should be without one OF these
Pamphlets.
EYssinge copies SOFTEN copies for 40 cents each
my 10
TEAS, PEAS.-l6O0 bushels Peas, for improving
i land, receiving and for sale low from wharf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.


In reply to many applications the subects1 have to
remark, that willis. am not disposed to seek seat in
the House of Delegates do feel liberty to de.
cline the solicitations of my fellow citizens for the of
my in connection with the station and in the event
ofeecton, beg leave them that nothing within
my power shall be omitted. which tend to promote
the views or advance the interests of our city.
Very respectfully your OBJ DIT serv't,
my21-3t ED ROBINSON.
ORIGIN OF EVERY DI.EAsE, AND TIE MEANS OF CURE
In tine year 1895 LIE Roy c,esry demonstrated tha!
every disease originated from impure or undisested
particles becoming mixed wi the blood aud fslds.-
And also, that 10 every sease 1t was only neces'
sary open tae natural outlets OF h1 body aud ri ow
them to remain open, by which means The hood and
other fluids would release tn .mselvesffom these und
gested I'd i'm ure particles, and state vi health would
be tain 10 eusue.
The ROYAL Insitute of France awarded 10 him for this
discovery, the Gold Medal of the Institute
This is historical tact.
Alwhich the randr tn Vegetable Universal Pills pro-
TESS do is, carry this principle and experience
has fully established them capable OF it. When, there
fore, bad stte OF health exists in the body, all that
has to be done is to continue to PURGE 1t efecuay
wi h them, aud the vrulent the disease the more
powerful must be the dose
The Brandreh pills made entirely OF Vegetable
Extracts; known by long experience to be perfectly In
nocen and yet of power purgative, clean
ofthe alimentary canal, than ny other medicine
Their effect the sy TEN is easv that is remark
able fact that The SINE dose may be given infant
adult, without the possibility Of doing any injury
bur on the contrary good. Therefore. In cosveness
either hablua othe wise, and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit.
DR.. Brandretl's Principal Office 241 Broadway, New
York other offices in New York
M.BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
Mol cast Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied a.
York prices my l3-3w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

4 T a meeting OF the Council ofthe city of Richmond,
"A held May 18th, 1853, it was
Resolved, That the elections to be held annually in
Monroe and Marshall Wards be held in Monroe Ward,
the house at the south of Main and Sd
and in Marshall Ward, at the second market, until the
Council shall otherwise direct.
A Copy. WIN P SHEPPARD, C. CIR.
nv 2l--4t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

NHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the city ofRichmond and prepared entertain in
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired andnewly and handsome
~ furnished this well known popular hotel pleasant
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor ST
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction to those who may m
YOUR him with their patronage -
no 7-tf IT nApDACorr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

ac|MM FOR PHaLADELPHIA-To sail on
Monday, the 23d inst, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The steamship VIRGINIA. Capt. Teal, is ready
receive freight, and will sail above
For freight or passage apply to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
PROFESSOR ALEXA NDER c. BARRY'S
TRlCOPHE ROU S.

ENoR preserving fastening, sottening, and promoting
the growth OF the hair, cleansing the head, and
curing diseases OF the skn and external cuts bruises
NC The common consent of all who have used Bal |
rvs Irlcopherous. whether for the improvement and
inauguration of The hair, for eruptions cuts
&C. places it the head fall preparations iniende
Tor the Mke purposes This is no l-consdered asser
tlon Figures and facts bear it out The sales average
million OF bottles year; the receipts, in cash. $780,
oOo Tins year the business will exceed that amount
The number of orders which daily arrive at the depo
sor Barry, enclosing cash, and requiring Immediate at
tenton, would scarcely be believed. The wholesale
demand from 900 to 5000 bottlesa day. probably ex
ceedng that OF all the other hal preparations
The popularity of the article everywhere and the ihera
terms to dealers combine TO increase its sales with grea
rapdity and Improvements in It's composition made Ar
considerable expense adds tolt reputation as well al
intrinsic value For sale, wholesale and rera at The
depot and mandatory, 1877 Broadway and by the prin
cpa merchants and druggists throughout the United
States and Mexico. West Indies. Great Britain and|
France and by ADIE & GRAY, PURCELL, LAID 81
bottles. Price 25 cents NV esm*
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
h y DUNLOP, MONCUKE 4 co.

DUNLOP, MONGUKE & co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, cath instant commencing at 10 o'clock, we
will sell at store, general assortment of Groceries
consistingin part Of
65 hhds Sugar, fair to prime quality
80 bbls Powdered Sugar
so bbls and hhds Moasses
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard
rs boxes Soap
LOG boxes Tallow and Adamantine Candles
10 half pipes
quarter pipes Brandy-Hennessey brand
superior quality
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
60 bbls Whiskey, Rum and Apple Brandy
so bbls Vinegar &c
~ Sale without regard to weather.
TEKMs-Under $780, cash; that amount, months
credit for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
Aucts
Private Stock of choice quality Madeira aud
Sherry Wines.
After the above sale, commencing at III o'clock, we
will SELL
157 bottles Madeira Wine. imported in 1892 and 1885,
from Messrs Newton, Gordon, Murdoc Co
quarter casks choice Oorose Sherry Wine imported
through Peter Harmoneys Nepkins in ls48
The above Wines belong to the estate of William
Gait, decd
10 quarter and casks Madeira shipped direct by
Messrs Blandy & Son. November ls4s
EY Terms same above.
DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.
mylS Auets
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

r. n.,.. !: ,.,.. .s'
S&ial those who refond the good things
E1of this life, respectfully invited to call and
Hfor themselves. We have a regular Dinner from
Aunti o'clock, and snacks served up atall hours
Just drop in and partake of good dinner at o'clock,
which hour suits all merchants you then sit and
discuss it and feel yourself at home Suppers ordered
from this House shabc promptly served and sent
any part of the city, La addition to the above we have
sent to beautiful pantinS-Leda and the Swan origi
nal by Caracco Every snnad that there is
other extant and tree exhibition that Our liquors
are fine and will compare with any in the city. Call and
fee
NH % G. KIMBROUGH.
wH WOOL HATS. @
4 have still on hand large assortment OF ~
SSblack, brown, pearl and drab wool Hats, OF all -
grades. for sale at very low prices.
JOHN THOMPSON,
de- 81 Main st.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-05

Prof Agassiz in the recent course of lec-
lures, d,Iivered in Charleston. S. c. taught
and proclaimed his belief in all men having
descended by ordinary genera lion from Adam,
or from ono pair, or two or three pairs of two
created originator of races. He believes. ms
wc learn from the "Choreston Mercury" that
not only was there an original diversity of ra-
ces-in tho fvo races, MS they are sometimes
called-but TINT men were created in separate
nations, each distinct nationality. which has
PLAYED an important part in history, having
had a separate origin. The Prof says:
If there was such community of origin a.
mong men, WHY had each region peculiar ami
mails? Why did thcy not transmit the same
domestic animals which they had already SUBJ
ducdl On the contrary those animals arc dis
tinct as the races among whom they are found.
In early times there was little intercourse be-
tween nations; there was no mixture of ma
tional character. Their means Of communica-
tion were next to none. Nations made up of
mingled elements are a peculiar phenomenon.
With respect to the languages Of nations.
tho Prof seys:-Of all the languages which
have been supposed TO have sprung from q
common scourcc, and dffused and changed by
traditional transmition, we arc referred to the
Sanscrt. the Persian, the German. the Italian,
the Greek, and the Latin, and others, ms con.
stituting one family. But these as far back as
their history Of tradition reaches, we're distinct
languages. Manv were spoken Simultaneous
ly. Tho oldest Chinese language which is
spcken to-day: so of the ancient Egyptian, the
Hebrew. the old Greek. which presents tho
same characteristics as modern Greck-they
were always within reach of tradition separate
and distinct. These cases are very similar to
sets Of notes characteristic of different families
of animals.
How, then, arose those LANGUAGES so in'i-
mately allied. as for instance, the Spanish and
Italian? They evidently grew from an ad-
mixturc--a foreign invasion superadded to
the original stock. Modern mixed nationali-
ties are evident examples If tho process.
The Professor next argues that tho further
back we go IN our stndies of archeolgy tho
more distinct do tho human races become.
{ Prof. Agsssiz has been boarding the lion in
ms uen, We i","" Tho no-. d.. S-oith, of
Charleston. who has written very able work
on the unity Of the human race. This is a
scientific question. which, a few years. has
created no small amount of discussion among
tho lovers of the natural seiopco.-[Sciontifc
American. 't'39f PIC to-n1qr1 s-6
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-05
Synod of Michigan.

A Clergyman writes to the Tecumseh Herald
from the the meeting of tho Synod at Kalama-
zoo. which on tho 9th inst.
"There have been more revivals Of religion
during The year, than in any year since have
been in the State. All Of them have occurred
under the ordinary means of finstruction. Four
times more has been done for the cause Of ed
ucaling young men for the ministry than last
year. The number under our care. is nearly
20, about the same perhaps under the care of
the Coneregationalists and Me;hodists sever
ally; nearly 1900 have been raised through the
Synod for this object. All moneys raised for
this purpose are to be reported 10 the stated
Clerks of each Presbytery, and these Clerks
are standing Committee, to receive and dis
durse money, for erecting new Churches. in
feeble Congregations; and tho stated Clerk Of
Synod, is lex officio) Secretary of that Com
mittee. A proposition came up from the Con.
gregational Association of Michigan, as to the
propriety of taking somo steps for establishing
a College. 1t was referred to q committee to
report next mecting."
The next meeting is to be held at Adrian.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-07-05
Remarkable Forgeries---New Developments.

Burton, tho United States rouge hunter in
prescott ne the Martha WASHINGTON case, (onc
of the gre'test v lainics on record) scares mp
now and then whole cov;es ofcounterfeits, for
gers. and conspirators in other species of ras-
calitv. The latest was, arrcs'ing a man down
south who had in his pos session ever so many
forged mortgages and deeds, on which hc and
the rest nfhis inr, raised money. BY this it
appears that n society Of tweniy-six in num-
Der. in lSIS was organized for this sort of
plumber. and now have an organization thro
the United States. Mr.. Button, of our city.
was their victim to the amount Of 81 800, not
long since. When this arrest YVES made, GER
tain gentleman in Cincinnati suddenly left the
city for the south. Dur.on being on hand, as
suddenly left on tho next boat, found his covey
i."d f.ton tho cars I { minutes nhead of him
went to tho engineer of a locomotive, said It
was necessary to arrest man on tho passen-
ger train, the locomotive was urshackled and
put through So miles. overlook tho passenger
train, the rouge was caught six forged moriga-
ges and over sixteen thousand dollars recov-
cred. .-i- 'N95 4l' 9ff
Tho Cincinnatisns and Indianians arc in
great glee at tho success Of this feat, and arc
getting Burton up a silver cup, as a toke n Of
their esteem for his services Cleveland
Plandealer. Frroy