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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

Hon. THos. S. BococK received the nomiua-
tion of the Democratic District Convention, held
ut Pittsyvania Court Honse last Wednesday, as
candidate for Congress in this district. The
vote by counties, we understand was equally di-
vided between Mr.. Bocock and Doctor Averett of
Campbell, Franklin and
part OF Pittsylvahia voting for Bocock. and Pat
rick, Henry, Halifax and the other part of
Pittsylvania for Averett. The Doctor must have
had the wires pulled on him beautifully.
Lunchburg Dlrpinidn,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

AsoFHsN grRmE,~-The students ia ono Of
the New York colleges, who take their meals at
.college commons" have struck for better board.
They stand manfully on their rights, aud resolve
that they won't eat any thing till their terms are
complied with. That's the way to do it.
Rosfon Poet
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
TENNESSEE

Major GUsTAvys A. HENRY has been nomi-
mated as the Wing candidate for Governor of
Tennessee, by the convention which assembled
at Nashville on the 25th uItimo,
The Democratic Convention was to meet on
the 9th, and the Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON stood
prominent as a candidate
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
Correspondence of the New York Herald.

WASHINGTON, April 49, 1883.
John P. Wiley has been appointed Marshall
aud John McGregor, Attorney, for tho eastern
district of Virginia.
According to general expectation. considera-
BILE number of Land, Treasury and Post Office
clerks are to be released from close confinement
in day or two.
Dr. John c. Calhoun, of Florida, q son of
the deceased statesman, has been appoin-
ted Secretary of Legation to either France or
Spain.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

SIGNbR DA CosTA's CONCERT Thursday ev t. n.
ing will probably be the last, as it nnqusstionaby
will on that occasion sing here for the last time;
and her parting notes. like those Of the dying
swan, will be the sweetest. Aided by ssch artistes
as Mr. Bochsa and Signor Da Costa lwho justly
occupies the front rank among the professors in
this city, we have right to expect an entertain
ment of the first orders and this expectation we
know will be more than realized.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

INSPECTOR GESERALsHIP OF THE ARMY.-It
10 stated hat among the applicants for the In
spector Generaship resigned by General Mccall
are Captain II. l.. Scott senior aid to Gen.
Scott, Major w. g. Freeman Col. Thomas. and
Col w. w. S. Bliss, all of the staff of the army
There are also 10 the field Col. Steptoe, Col. c..
F. Smith, Captain Bragg, and Col. c. s. Roberts
of the line of the army.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

A note from Winchester dated on Thursday
evening says, that 'the Democratic Congression-
al Convention in that place nominated 4, Faulk-
ner for Congress, and broke up in row
ALeI t5t,ette
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

FIRE.-Y esterday morning about six o'clock,
a small wooden stable situated on 9th street, near
the Canal, was destroyed by fire. 1t belonged to
Mr. Daniel Walker Loss small
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

THE RICHMOND SACRED Music SOCIETY give
grand concert this evening in the First Pres
byterian Church. We sure it only becomes
ary Tor us to remind the lovers of music of
the fact to ensure general turn out. The pro
gramme, twill be seen, is unusually attractive.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

CoMmITTED.-A free fellow who calls himself
Peter Francisco, was yesterday committed td
Jail for want of register.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
WHIe. yIEETING

At meeting of the Wing Club, held at their head
quarters. on the 26h instant, it was unanimously
Resolved. That meeting of the Wings of Richmond
convene at the A rcan Church ON the 4th May NJ
for purpose nominating candidates for The Virginia
Legislature
BY order OF the Club. ap2s
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
RICHMOND MARKETS. Ma,

RICHMOND MARKETS, Mayo.
ToBAcco-No change in the market since our last re-
port BARKsEALE &READ
FLoUR-Market quiet Small lots country superfns
are selling on the Basin bank at 81 rs.
GRAN-We have change to note in the market
since last report.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

~ DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO. ask the attention
ct dealers to their auction sale OF Groceries, &c
mencing this morning at 10 O'clock without regard to
weather.
NOTICE TO TOBACONISTS.-We are prepared
to sign bills of ading for Tobacco through to Pitts
burgat 60 cents per 100 pounds.
my 3 Il. RANKIN, Agent
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

This having been DONE itnsss appsarsJ and .,,,aa
'aa he wascogmzant ofthe fact that Fendy had whipped
the boy cruelty; whereupon his Honour stated that
should send the case before the Grand Jurp anil should
require Fendy enter into bonds appear and
TRAVELS IN EeYPT AND PALESTINE, by J.
Thomas, VI. ID. is the title of neat little VOL
ume just issued by Lippncott, Grambo &c Co..
Philadelphia 1t is highly entertaining, being
the observations and incidents of travel, of one
who was among the first to witness some recent
discoveries, US yet almost unknown in the United
States among which may be mentioned the
singular ruins of Hatar Khem, in Malta. and
the vast subterranean halls near the site of an
cieht Memphis, in Egypt. Whatever pertains
to the Holy Land is always of interest, and the
writer details his visits to Nazareth, the Sen of
Gallea, Bethlehem, Jordan, Jacobs Well, &c.
Tue work can be obtained at the Bookstore of
Messrs. Nash IL Woodhouse. to whom we are
indebted, under favor of the publishers. for .
copy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

We understand the Journeymen Baker. at
their meeting Thursday evening appointed COM
mite to confer with the employers respecting
an advance 10 wages. No conference has vet
taken place, but we learn that one is in contem-
pation during the week.
The unexampled prosperity of the country,
taken in connexon with the enhanced price of
nearly all the necessares of life, have induced
the mechanics of the Northern and Eastern
cities to strike for higher wages. The movement,
we believe, commenced in Baltimore 1t swept
rapidly over the cities north of that place, but
has made slow progress southwark. The move
ment of the Journeymen Bakers, already alluded
to. is the first which has taken place here.-
Other trades, however, we suppose will be forced
to follow the example because, if the price of
tie 'staff of life' be enhanced, additional wages
will be needed all around. So, the price of Ia.
Dor will go up; but the cost of living will advance
in like ratio; aud in the end though the me-
chanic may receive sensible addition to his
weekly earnings, he will yet find that he saves
no more money ut the advanced rate, then he was
enabled to save formerly. The reason is too
obvious to require calculation.
Whilst we confess that our sympathies are
and always have been, with the toiling millions,
yet we are unable to perceive how they are to be
benefited by ''strkng for higher wages" Some
few, and they generally the most Indifferent
workmen, may reap benefits; but we fear the
great mass of mechanics will not better their
condition by resort to strikes. Wages, like the
articles OF commerce, are governed by well.de-
fired laws, md if let alone. will in the main be
come regulated BY just and equitable standard.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
ROU s,

NOR preserving, fastening, sofen.ng, and promoting
Il the growth OF the hair cleansing the head, and
clring diseases of the skin, and external cuts bruises
&c. The common consent OF all who have used Bar.
rvs Tncopherous. Wit thrr for the improvement and
inauguration OF the hair, for eruptoEs cuts BRUISES
&c. places it at the head ofHl preparations Intended
TO The like purposes. This is no iIconsdered asser-
tioa Figures and facts b The sales average
million OF bottles yeal the receipts, in cash, $780,
600 This year the business will exceed that amount
fhe number OF OF ers which daily arrive at the depot
Barry, enclosing cash. and requir ny immediate at
tentlon. would scarcely be believed. The wholesale
demand is ON 1000 goo bottles day. probably tx
coed ng that tn. other hai prepa raons con Joined
The popularity OF the Article everywhere and the beraI
terms to Dealers combine TO increase sales with gre
rdndty; aud improve msnts In composition made at
cDns iderable excuse, adds tots reputation as we'll as
intrinsic value For sale, wholesale and ,ea, at the
depot and manutactory 1877 Broadway and BY the prn
cipal merchants an drIggis throughout the United
States and Mexico West Indies. Great Britain and
Frarc and hy ADLE & GRAY, PURCELL, LADD &
~, and K r. DuV AL, Richmond Va. Sold in large
bottles. Price 25 cers my 3-6m*
WIDE FRINGEs--Just received, white and
w black wide silk Fringes making assortment
vey good.
my c HARTWELL Il co.
MEN COLLARs.-L men Collars Shirts era.
IL vats Hdkts, Sc., in full assortment. for sale by
my3 G HARTWELL CO.
pECEIvING THIS MORNING
III MAJ yand Penitentiary Plals
White Canlbrics a Jaconets
Pla and figured Swiss Musns
Plain and striped do do
R ich Barege de LANES
Small figured Prints, new an pretty STYLES
Rich chintz do; French Ginghams
Plain and embroidered white Grape Shawls
Black and coored Italian Grapes
Fine fancy and mourning Jaconets
Irish Linens rice Cambrics
10 and ia Alendale Quilts
B!eached Shi tngs and Sheetines all widths
Bleached linen Diapers and table Cloths
Pillow Linens, liz On ieetinss. &c
w hch we offer to the very low.
my2 KENT, PAINE & KENT
ENOK HENT.--A neat brick house on and street.
Il near the Poor House. Rent 800. ApI " to
TOLER COOK,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03

OF the discoveries already made, because they
may yet be more complete. and they will ere
long come before the public in more authentic
form. But we entertain no doubt that seizures
have actually been made which justify the terms
we have employ and hope that there will be
ample legal evidence to establish the case against
the parties, of whose moral guilt no doubt can
be entertained.
The publication of the foregoing article caused
on the evening of the 18th, as will be seen by
the following synopsis of the debate:-
Sir ]. Walmsey referred to statement in one
of the morning papers of Friday, and asked whe-
Their there was any and what foundation for the
report that large quantity of warike imple-
ments had been seized, supposed to belong to M.
kossuth; and he inquired also whether govern
ment had given any assurance to Austria, any
other foreign power, that political refugees
should be placed under surveilancel
Lord Palmerston said that information had
been received that there was in a house near
Rotherhithe, but not occupied by M. Kossulh,
quantity of warke stores and gunpowder A
search warrant consequently issued the
house was entered, and seventy cases. containing
several thousands of rockets were found. -
There were also found a number of rockets in
various stages of preparation, 1900 shells un-
loaded, and 500 lbs of gunpowder. These were
seized. Who they belong to the House would
not expect him to say. No assurances respect
ing political refugees had been given to any TO-
reign power beyond that which had already been
stated in Parliament, that they would not be all
| lowed to abuse the hospitality of this country by
hostile proceedings against foreign powers.
Mr. T. Cuncombe said the place where these
things were found rocket mandatory
and that the whole statement with regard to M.
kossnth was fabrication. The noble lord well
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-05

~ e,I f,rlirs of Neproe- that he wall sell a. pti-
s,ls 20 persons residents this Sta'e ana wno 'l'
Ten tham therein Residence on The Nisi'N', an
lin Turnpike, II miles frOHi Nashville. ~
augjl-4m-
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HlS Mill differs ffom all Others IN the coustruc nn ol
Il the upper Running Stone, which Is composed oi
French Burr Blocks, enclosed in .as iron ase ~hich
orms the back and hoop OF the Stone with Cast iron
Rsh external diameter at the bottom that
al the top which Is secured 10 th back by fnuT bolts so mat
block Ia the Oa doSe tail which gives greater
in small mills, the stone with great speed and
dangerous II strongly mae. IL also gives suy
weight diameter that IS required without
having ilthiek or high, that makes 1t top heavy.
This mill Is square frame inade OF wood cast irOn IN
the busS, with Bridge inde Balance, kny
Driver, Regulating Screw, and gHnds uVOn ihe same
principle larAe m differing oHly IN the Runner stone;
this being weight enables IL 10 grind The
mill This mill j. portable, and attached
to steam, water, horse hand power. ..
ALSO all sizes OF kreRch Burr A stones, Manufactured
the principle.
Joseph H. Barrows Cincinnati, is the inventor, for
which be obtained Patent in S4 For aiinrnge-
ments the purchaser viii be held Responsible tOr The right
ofusng
These Mills do not require Milright them up; aud
that necessary put thea in operation 10 ataeb
hand 10 the pulley spindle with drum sufficiently
large tweIiyfour inch Mill go revolutions Der
IniHute attached Gin, Steam, Water Power By the
steady application horse power the A will grind
bushels per hour OF good meal and VIII grind wheat
as we'll corn. The thirty inch mill, pat 10 is fullest
speed, viii grind from ten 10 niteen Oushesiv nOdr
These mills warranted 10 be ia eNery respect a. recon-
mended.
DREcrIoSs yoR uslsGPlsee your mill about 20 feetfrom
the Driving Pulley in level positions make tte belt nl
leather eight inches vida. Give the Stone2l0 reyoh
tions with the Keep the mevk and step OF
The spindle well Oiled Pace the star the back OF The
Running Stone, The the cross On tAe DdNe
that is, the way they trimmed 10 run.
Refer Thos Patterson, Esq Highland county onio,
Bea ESQ OF Clinton county, Ohio; C. s. bradbury,
Esq of Cincinnati, and number 2l olners; o,,,,x
All orders directed u JOHN r BOUAAN,
Ne 5e broadway, Nashville, Agent for MiadIs4nl East
Tennessee, J. IL ~ KhoNS,
ian I'D tr-w & WY West Front st. Gin o.
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sSs We authorized 10 announce l.. W. FussEL as
candidate for election the OCa of Sheriff Of Davidson
county AZ the next March election
sssWe are authorized TO JouN X. EDHoSDsoS
candidate for the SheTifalty of Davidson county.
~ We authorized TO announce ENocH CuNNISGHAN
a candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
s-es@Me authorized To announce WILLIAM LUTON as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson caany, al the ensuing
election.
rSy-We are authorized to announce z. B. BiGLET as
candidate for sheriff, at the ensuing election
CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT =. -t Ell.
ess-We are authorized to JOSIAH fERRIs as
candidate for County Court Clerk at the ensuing election
~ We authorized TO announce FELTK X. CHEAFHAN
candidate reelection for County Court Clerk at theen
SUING election.
1--WE are authorized lsAAcM. JoNEs eau
ddate County Court Clerk the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
s-s57 We are authorized to announce JoHN RAINs iOr
reelection a. County Trustee At the ensuing election
s- We are authorized 10 ann0unee THOMAS SUMNER as
Candidate for Trustee OF Davidson County.
Ley We authorized to announce GEORGE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson, al the March election
pg~ We are authorized 10 announce the ndme OF w N
HUNTIR Collector candidate Or Trustee ion Davidson
county at tle next Mach elections
!- JAMS T. FAULKNER is candidate for Register OF
the Land Office Tor Middle Tennessee at the ensuing session.
Of the Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-05
DIR. WIN. McLANE,
TNnTkN ANN GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.

II ESPECTFULLY announces to the ctZensof Nashvih
aud vicinity, that he has returned again alter resi-
ence Of fourteen in the South, aud permanentyla
Gated himself in South Nashville at the Of Wash
nstou and Pearl Streets where he may at all times be f0u
Ly those who may wish To consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying 10 the permanent cure OF the
most distressing OF the following diseases yiEAer-
yous Affections Liver Complaints, Dyspepsas Chls and
Feyers Peurisie Athmas Colds, Coughs, lnepent Con
snnntions Rteumatisms, Weak Lungs, Fits, Dropsies.
Cancers Ulcers Scrolous Henopasis Of the Lungs and
other HenOrages DiaThoa, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Mer-
cural and Yeuerea Taints OF the Blood, Diseases OF Chill
dren Worms and various other Diseases incident TO the hu
system.
During his residence the South he attended 10 ten
thousand different cases. all OF which he treated with
than ordinary success .-sF....
Dr Mclane homes from his much experience in the Med
cal Profession aud ,e degree O. that has attended
bis efforts heretofore obtain the confidence aud patronage
of the sick and afflicted. ..
Nashville Feb 9-1y DIR. WM. McLANE.
IH-All addressed post paid 70 South Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-05
EaB,s PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND IEDEPEN-
DENT CORN CHOPPER

THIS very important invention has been in use about
three years. The inventor has made Improvements
which have rendered it perfect as STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE Il has given entire satisfaction 10
every one o has used it, and is the most superior machine
in use for the purpose for which is designed 1t sim
Die in all lis parts durable and easily kept in order Ii IS
sIEfeeding and easily worked by BOY II Years Of age
II will cut straw IN the shuCk from half inch to
three inches in length Many certificates might be pro
duced from Farmers who have used them, 10 prove their
suneriory over other straw and corn cutter now IN
use Persons needing sHch article may rest assured
that in it hey viii inl valuable acquisition 10 their farm
or stable
The subscriber has greatly extended his means Tor man
urtctuTng tAeS. machines and he Soics for them
the attention Of e public aud the farmers and planters
particularly Of the South and Wes lie VIII hereafter be
able 10 hll all orders rapidly and ensures all machines to
do the work for which they are designed.
Being the inventor and paentee and sole proprietor he
will dispose Of rights for counties or States on reasonable
terms 10 any Mechanic who may wish to manufacture them
and will furnish set OF casting FOR Patterns. -
s.r--Em JOHN T. ERB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-05

CoI l. P CHFirHAN:-palr NU:-l have been using
a II which you ATE nov Offering 10 The citizens Of Ten
nessae it's FIRST SAVING MACHINE 1t works
Ny.yY ami RAPIDLY The amouni cnt per day will depend
cin,liy Ipon the speed oi the team. II the team
rayel iouf miles per hour it viii Reap Now, fifteen
n len hours Is entitled 10 The confidence OF the public
Respectfully .F >. SHELbl-
IL F. Bradley, managing the iaIln OF Dr. Shelby,
,,ai The following statement Law had for more than
nn, ,ys.E one Of Col Cheiih4mS moving aud reaPing
machines we erird ia clover and gram blown aud tan
Ia ana now state that and cats cleaner than the
gtLr blade and that it will NOV per day much as IA
hands aud can reap least twen torr acres per day
- ~ Iy l.. T. BRADLEY.
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SO REWARD.

II ANAWAY frJm the subscriber on the night Of 9(a
* the 2rl inst his negro boy AMOS lie is about y
81 wears of are feet 10 inches high and weighs AS
,bgI 10 bounds Heis a bright mEiatto, hal straight
hair auI blue ewes and will doubt attempt to pass HIM
If a. !, While man lie WAS raised by a MIR. Dickay, OF
Sr,rtapb,rs District and purchased by Capt James
Pnds of Sg.rtanburg c. Ii. lie IS probably lurking IN
ih izinit Of that town. ayatiempi his escape TO
e. SIT lie rode OF a surrei horse ten twelve years
IA nh,rh has scar on both shoulders caused by warts,
n is shed behind quick eaIts and steps short holds
fine head is sank very much above the ~ Is and nc9eS
:, L. s,,;t.fI The above reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS
m be- yen for the apprehension "f iue boy and horse
M. b Ia be- lodged any lall ~ the STATE All expenses
flr heepirg the h,dsa viii also De pad. ,,,
NeWbeily s. e. July, ..-r .-.., ". u. NEti-
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ygW DAyIp's HEBREw PLASTER.

TIME great Remedy for rheumatism out pain the Sid
4 Hip Back Limbs and joints Scroiula, Kings Evil
White Swellmgs Hard TumcFs, Stiff JOINTS and oil Fixed
pains whatever Where this Plaster is applied Pam cannot
exist.
These Pasers possess the advantage OF being put up
arght boxes hence they retain their full virtues m al eli
mates.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been extensively
used by Physicians and the people in general both in tins
country and Europe that il is nnoSt needless to say any
thing about it. Yet there may be some who stand in need
of its healing powers who have vet triod H. For their
skeS we win simply state what It as done IN thousand "i
cases and what Il gill do for theEl when trIr,.
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cations of marriage life without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPIUS. let suffering from hackiied
Cough, Pain in the side, restless nights feelings
and the whole train OF Despectic Sensations and glef up
by their physician be another noment without consulting
the f2SCUIAPlUS Have the married those about TO
be married any mpedine read this truly useful book
has been tine Of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the seIy paws et death.
.-ts- ANY person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter will receive copy of this work by nA
or five copies viii be sent for One Dollar.
Address, (po>tPaid.) DIR. WM. YOUNG,
marchlG-ly No. l52 Spruce ~. fA5bataH'Hd.
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pHILOroKEN OR FEMALEs FRlRND.

For the Of Painful and Disordered Menstruaton,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief Of all those
- Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant ON
Pregnancy
Much of The suffering attendant upon the lives of females
al the present DAY may be traced 10 slight mpTudenee
neglect during critcaperod OF their peculiar sea
sons causing distractions iTregultv, de, which, it not
relieved gradually wekenS and deranges the SYSTEM and By
sympathy induces those chronic forms of disease Con
sumption, DFopsy, Dyspepsia, &c which either hurry them
10 a early grave or render them invalds for life Many OF
the esi and dveest Of creation at that age when the bud
was lust bursting into bloom have wtered and died from
the effects Of obstruction aud the want oa remedy 10 assist
nature al that eyentfhl period
TRY TIE PHlL0T0KEN
II is not offered rs Of ll Ills that flesh is heir TO-
bu 4 remedy and preventive tor certain class of com
plants in hich is warranted TO do all that here set
ioh that medicine directed with exper and skill
perorm Sold by SCUNlL MEAD
III CharireS street New Orleans.
General Wholesale gents for the Southern States 10 whom
all orders must be addressed.
iulyl-lY diw6w.