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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
virginia and Louisiana Line Of Packets be-
tween Richmond and New Orleans.
TsNHE following vessels compose this line, are all OF the
Il first Glass; with handsome state room accommoda-
tions viz:
Barque CYANE Capt Jesse Ioveland.
Barque ViRGINIAN... Capt. Nathaniel Boush
Barque -, (new.....-.-..C Capt. Hiram Horton
The above vessels all the first class built ex
pressly for the trade between this city and New Orleans
and commanded by of long experience who Will use
every exeron to give satisfaction ForteSht or passage
apply to Captains on board, to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS & LIBBY
CHAS II. WORKMAN Il co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

= PIPES SALMOND WEEsgs AND AN
- CHOIR HOLLAND GIN, for sale by
WILLS &c LOMBARD,
l42 Main ST., opposite
jal9 A. Duvaps Drug store
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

IL r. a. f. y. TALIAFKKO have removed
4 10 their office ON 18th street, nextto Mayos Bridge
where they prepared to fill all orders for FLOUR
MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER with pronptness
TDURE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
Il We have recently received direct from the banks
of Newfoundland, large supply of the above art Gle
Being fresh and pure is with confidence believed to
possess very unusual degree, those medicinal prop
critics upon which its curative powers alone depend
Il was procured and prepared in the most careful
ner by of the most reputable houses In Newfound
land from the llvers of cod fish taken so late as August
last Oil obtained during this month is OF much greater
medicinal value than that Obtained at any other season
OF the year, owing 1t supposed, TO the then condition
of the feeding grounds OF that valuable fish For sale
by the gallon or bottle by ADlE MCKAY,
de IL l47 Main street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

~OO.UUO English and q ID Caps, good quality
and low prices, just received and for sale by
ELIAS HALE,
in 6 No LOG Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

Sole Agents for tho State of Virginia ds 10


ESURCELI., LADD 4 CO.'S COIPOUND
n elODURETTED EXTRACT OF 6ARSAPA
RlLLA or lodde OF Sarsaparila, combining all the vr
lis most popular and eligible compounds IN such man.
ner as effecually to prevent the dec imposition of the
Iodde.
Being prepared according to the most recent improve
meMs in Pharmacy, the virtues OF tile Sarsapara being
extracted wtoutheat, presented the perfect
state OF preservation.
This preparation has been extensively used by phys-
clans and others for the treatment of CHI Rhema
tism, various obstinate forms OF cutaneous and erup
tive diseases and az Alternative generally.
This preparation has now been before the public for
the past five years. during which time 1t has received
the appreciation of physicians and others who have
made use Oft. Prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD X CO.
"a y Druggists o. Main s., Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

CIDTHINCT,
No 100 Main street, Richmond
nVEItt Coats winter Frocks business Frocks, dress
" Coats dress Frocks black and fancy Pants silk,
satin, merino, velvet, cashmere woovevet and
down Vests; merino silk buck, flannel and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers; dress Shirts Collars, half Hose Cra
watts, Scarfs, Suspenders, &c &c
All ofthe above in endless variety and such prices
will certainly please. Our ready made Clothing, we
think be surpassed by any being of own
mako. Those in want will please call and satisfy them
Selves at No I02 Main st.
no 81 KEEN CHILES & BALDWIN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

4 HAK URCHAKD ACID WATEK.-The at
~ tenton of Physicians and others is called to the
"Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water. 1t has been proved
by successful trial. to be of the beneficial and
at the same time of the simplest remedies known for
the relet and of number of Diseases especially
those affecting the stomach bowels and urinary organs
Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Chronic mucous Ca
tarrh, Salt Rheum Constipation of the Bowels Night
sweats, General Debility and Loss of Appetite, and in
many instances Dropsy in its early stages been sue
cessfuy treated by the of this water Descriptive
pamphlets containing its history mode of administration
&c. furnished gratis by
ADIE GRAY, Druggists,
l47 Main street,
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

STOPPING PLACES OMITTED.
A meeting of the President and Directors of the
IA Virginia Central Railroad Company. held the
18th January 1858, the following resolution adopted
Resolved, That from and after the first day of Febru
arynext the following named stopping places will be
omitted. viz Crenshaw's Ash Cake Road, John G..
Harris's, J. H. Terrells, Rock Cut Crossing Clarke's
Track and Hammock Gap Road.
ia l5-lm G. GARRETT, Sec'y.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

OUTER AND vENlsON.-l2oo lbs fresh
ID Venisou, 25 rkns Butter, receiving aud for sale
~ ]. II. w ALIKE Il co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

NOTICE.
61HE subscriber would respectfully inform his old Gu
l. toners and the public generally, that he has re-
moved from his old stand to the of Goth and Wa
ter streets. in the warehouse formerly occupied by
Messrs Garland Robinson where he would he pleased
to receive their orders, and execute them promptly
ia 10 ROBERT RANKIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
LEl:IsLATURs or VIRGINIA.
DEFERRED PRocEEpINGs -WEDN ssDAY, DEC a. 1858
IsnIISE OLE DELEGATES.

r,e fIIowtnp resolutions erq1rns into expeJcncy
d passing avs the various subjects referred IT, were
oevcraly Fred and referred The appropriate committees
By MIR KEnpeR-Of constituting special coui OF Ap.
meals in conformity the 18th section OF The ON Article OF
The Constitution of Virginia.
By Mr. SMITH Of KaEa%ha-Ol Incorporating 'ie N""a'
By Mr. HAyMosp or go amending the charter OF The
Bslimnre and Ohio Railroad Company, and Inc laws npp
nhs 10 suiI company az 10 prohibit the company from
charging per mile for the transportation Vi way lo
mage and passengers than they charge lor 'hs taspo
lion per mile for through tonnage and passengers OF e
wise, so prohibit said company from making npro
per discrimination rs 10 The rates oi chargeS oelTee'
through and travel and way Tonnage and Fase
By Mr. ZIHH-Of reporting bill 5I5 OF The last session
or running aud marking the Western boundary line oil s
Stale with Maryland
By MI JAcKsow-O or amending The 5;h section OF chapter
81. ,coulanr the jurisdiction Of The District Courts and
ne Curt of Appeals passed June 5h 1852, 60 as 10 IN.
ass the jurisdiction OF the District Courts upon peIlona
| r., AIDcals Wits Of Error, or SupeEaedeas
| By MIR. STEvgSs-Of Incorporating The Harr'sohou'g
T,wn Hull company. e,,. o7,,
gy MI MAyo-Oi amending the 2llh section Of the 0'r
l,,cr of the Code in regard 10 tobacco inspections.
IT, tlr BRAssos- or reporting BILL in conformity WIN
d. report Of the Commissioners. upon tho claim o 'ohn
| E, lm and Benjamin Jordan . no.,
| me following memorials and pelltions "c'e p'es'
.,ropriatey retrred: p,,,,
~ Sir Moons of HarsonA petition OF George haYsef,
OF the Revenue, asking Tor Inc Passa9c VI
X ct allowing him additional compensation ioi 'e year
w. MIR MoonE OF Harson-A petition Of William d
pPna,rds a Commissioner Of the Revenue Tor harrison
tnv asking additional compensation Tor inc year iSo.
r. dr. SMITH Of Brooke and HancocS-PeuuOh " ciii'
,5u; Welsburg ami citizens OF Brooke county genea'y
p{,ng or a law granting The right Of way for ran ooa
ink Tie State line, through Holidays Cove to the ONO
Mkr uns down the same 10 The town oil Nco'ufg ln=-
ferft 10 the Committee on Roads, &C.,
H. Mr. MILLER of Frederick-A petition OF Citizens Of
WINCHESTER, 10 smend The charter OF that town.
tAMr. WHITE of Hanovcr-A petition oil VIM ficoy
anl hers praying the passage of law declaring South
An3 River lawful fence.
BINr Dusx-rho petition of Fayele lclluln, pray
Ing T. q divorce from his wife, Polly A. McNluIlIn' IKE
| icr,A u Committee u Courts Of Juscc.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
1ANK ROAD MEETING IN HENRICO.

Arameeng Of portion of The citizens of HenIieo coun
n, the Ridge Church. the Sd OF December 1853 held
for The purpose of taking into consideration the proposition
Of pankne the route from Richmond over the road known
"a the old Deep Run Turnpike and portion Of The Three
Chopped road To the Goochsnd county line
Cant William, Hutchinson was called 10 the Char and
thaes Cuttrc appointed Secretary The object OF the
meeting having been explained an animated discussion en-
sned and on mining the sensc OF The meeting, by
vote ,ar re minority found adverse TO tho measure
The following resolutions were then adopted
Resolved That utterly opposed TO planRing The
Deem Run Turnpike &C., that being The only route from the
INNER mart Of the County which we can travel 10 Rich
mondrre from toe The ,Wesham Plank road now In.
rerccpts all tie travel from the River rohd and The Three
Chopps d. roud, b fore breaches Richmond
Resolved That the panking OF The Westham road 30
far from being advantage 10 the masses OF The people,
decided disadvantage proven by experience; and after
mature consideration OF the subject, we bteve that the
nanknr of the road known the old Deep Run Turnpike
leading from Richmond Short p mp would be adverse to
our interests and We therefore, respectfully request our de-
rrac elect ROBERT A. MAYO E:q 10 oppose any bill that
NAV be n.roduceI Into tho House Of Delegates Tor SUCH
purpose with oil his powers.
Resolved that The proceedings of this meeting be sign,
cd by The Chairman and Secretary, and that The Richmond
napers be requested 10 publish tue same.
p'p'' Signed WM. HUTCHINSON. Ch'mn.
CuAa CorTRELL, Sccy.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN CAROLINE

a,ameeng of The tizens of Caroline, held al Bo" linz
Green Monday Tho i2th DAY OF Decsm0ef' lS'a una
being Court day9 The following petition 70 the Legislature
and resolutions were adopted 90.
Your petitioners pray that company be chartered with
The usua appropriation Of by the State 10 con
srruct Rail Road Plank Road from Milford Depot on
the Richmond and Potomac Rail Road BY
The Bowling Green the Rappahannock River al For
ROYAL where Is expected 10 connect by inc Ferry WIN
Plank Road 10 Wesimoreland Courthouse.
This road is necessary outlet for Fifty thousand pcsous
10 The Northern Neck and the happahannock Haey ioe
that it, been great tox payer and has
received nothing Of tho State Tor roads or oher improve
,nents IL will If constructed greatly increase tic profits
of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac road In
ybich the State Is interested 1t will benefit the trade Of
Richmond and bind the State in interest and ietns more
closely together The great increase in the ruue OF property
in tho revenue of the State But if this road be not
s,ruced emigration will proceed rapidly from inns section
10 States more favored by egislaonwhere men are not
fozen No In winter and obliged wal, week Tor news in
summer. And thus Tho price OF property VIII decae' anu
tho revenues Of tho State be diminished
Your petitioners would also suggest Inc pocy OF comp'''
ting existing roads BY giving them branches and thus rem
dering them profitable, rather than oil building long ano
naked unIs Of between distant terin branches
make roads as ailuens do rivers The experience Of Eu'
rope and America alike proves that the short way ira
vel not The through travel that supports roaos.
They would sso suggea, that probably on no road IN the
State will so small an expenditure scoset'e me eonsT
that quite important and desirable 10 furnish ma
ket for the fish, oysters and other wealth OF the ana
Rivers of EaseSn Virginia. for the grain and wheat Of
the Western S,es 1t will happy day for the STATE
that sees Western Virginia exchanging it's rich mineral pro-
ducts for the exhausces resources OF the Rivers OF the
East We wish 10 SEQ The great lioes OF improvement per
ec,ed but arc not willing, that claims should be
postponed r,:'t -, y,
returned 10 the form of appropriation 70 De expehaed among
On motion, the Chairman appointed the following Com
miuee 10 present this petition IF Coleman Col James
Corbin VIM w Dickinson Dr. WIN QuisenbcNy. Dr.
NJ uscoe Boul4nre, Chas W. Banlon. Parrish VIM I
Noel, Pcheeru Voolfolk, Col 3, F Dickinson George ~
ler B Tnnsall DR. John Butler and VIM q Garnetl.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary were added 10
the Committee.
1t also, motion
Resolved, That the aforesaid Committee DC instructed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16

There exhibition In the city, that drew
upon the better class OF citizens, than the beautiful Tab
Icaux now at Oid Fellows Hall. Night after night the
Hall s filled with highly discriminating audiences who
testify their appreciation Of the great picture 10
msakase manner: who but be charmed with tho lands.
clpe vi the River OF the Walter Of Life or with Mercy
faiulng The Wicket Gate, with Huntngton's beautiful
picture of Christian passing through the Valley of the
Shadow OF Death. But why particuarise2 The story is
eloqaenlly told throughout The Literary World we'll
marks 's we'll worth listening 10 in ts steady flow
of pictorial eoquence Henry Clay 10 the Senate Cham.
ber OF Jenny Lidd in per Hail. This very attractive e1.
hbilion will remain 10 the city after tomorrow night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16

.i,,s a
sorting ~ Shs" 80 .,n hni.hnvc diminished the
expense OF cons''ucton' INC ,rs, ,h, ,bc con.
vorabie and :here Is no reasn 10 ooue' u
tractors will complete their WORK %I we a only
lug means vi -, I; 80 Tho n,omh If GRAMS Creek
cumpeteihe water ne 10 me NOUN OF i Al or raar
The policy OF extending the canal 10 scme arrd by the
tovngun, hns been on several occasions in me highest
G"nrra Assembly; ano II would seem - Eo,nwha Conpa-
degree Injurious To the James River ana IN @ creditor no,
NY and The State its LARGEST n% no R Road
70 CONNECT The Canal WIN s Csyington The east,
terminus Of that 'oa!i nnu VA, sern terminus Of he
pany have made Covln:,oH Ie NJ mt appears is ht
The point cf junction oil h1sc IVY , vii become ont
and surprising So 10 ~ will contain tho dpos and
of commercial and will he the residence Of for
workshops OF pun n,s mud fIirers Covins Ton,
warding echan' IL ta sc,ion conveniently accessible
being the only om ~ s nust come The depot of lis
10 te ST. IT, s nC the west onqht to havo the privilege
Iuue w bv IN. State Rail Road 10 CoplnG
TOM and thence by the Canah 'ney P'sTI inpon &c
NOT be compelled to resort 10 q faii loah nv" sn,in,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
For the Enquirer.

THE .ANTI.LlQUoR LAW IN TEXAS.
Tho Galveston Ciyiiian and Gazette Says The Tempe
rance excitement lead all In some parts of
The interior this me and tho cold people appear
have things all their own way 'at present. B.sop on
seemed be place where the ardent had pretty free rum
but appears ,nm certificate of the syojas Poage
al The ate-sec,en held there lake the of peo-
pie on The question of the traffic of liquor within said cor.
pora,ion-here polled hundred and twenty eight
hundred twenty votes against the af
6c of LIQUOR" and three votes Ior The traffic of liquor"
letter from Sprns6e Limestone county, says that that
strictly temperate There is not any spurious Ii
quor for In whole place. and there not probably
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16

10 apply ~ ."' .t,r already granted, as said Bank and
Roads would mutually MD each othel anu DC ~ IN ,h
ysn,arc and convenience The people from ~ VIC
Maaponi enI from Port Royal to lhe sbu,,
were requested to publish these
D,ccvvsn,nrau psYToS, Secretary.
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Ear The Enquire
For Inc fJNQutTeT
rup surp,rEaITY-THE WING PARTY.

TIE sBsurFALTY-THE WING PARTY:
Hitherto most oi the acting Sher5 havo ,o MD WEI
and have used the opportunities OF their 'lac0 ~ u'0
gerry. ;,;or FIR opIuion's sake, bu
if the Wsg patty persist their asons WIN questions ,ns
ard party OF the Nuh and refuse On ON the California
QUESTION by which The South lost nm empire n s.c
w. party onph, to organz and nominate ana eee LEI Whp
cratic She they do in ohe heir own scc,iCr
feel the operation ind ELECTS VI o'' A VOTER.
On vital quesliona.
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S...,., cor,supondcnce of tho Enquirer.


SueciaI Correspondence of tho Enquirer.
WAsHINar"N DEC. III 1906
p.u,,u ps.one thu Head of the Military Committee
N.bra,ka-Assi,sans Secretary Of The Treasury Mr. f.
e. Washington.
The i;ommirlee on Military Affairs in The House ul Ne
resen,a,yes has lost the services Of Mr. Benton as lis
Chairman This morning resigned his place at the mead
If that Committee and assigned as reason mat lie was
inf, for it, Mr. Benton has great abilities and he Is not inc
man 10 underestimate The change in his opinion o!
his capacity for military command, and OF mis- genius o'
war has taken place since the Administration OF Mf. fo
A. time Mr. Benton was anxious De made Lieutenant
General and 10 take command Of the Army in Mexico he
claimed then 10 have an original and peculiar plan whch
he minated should be dvulged except by MS own &C
ton 10 ccmmand) for conquering that country Congress
than II seems did not agree with Mr. Benton in hs estimate
Of his military genius and 1t now appears 'a' nc goes
m, believe Congress TO erred much In their udg-
mon, Mr. Bisse of Illinois, whose name ia next on The
I.nmmee bcconee ts Chairman. He has had some mill
tary experience and Colonel, and oehaVea wen 81
Buena Vista. t,.,;on If
Territorial Government for Nebraska before the Senate To-
day. This going 10 excite interest mere Is no
telling how matters may CO. but Judging rom me COM
binaIions and The temper and spirit manifested oy nen Tie
discussion of this subject may reopen Inc "hoe sa'e
question There could be no better ,ne lO IT, bec
on borouohly nauseacd with it's citation that those VINO
renew IL cannot fail 10 be appreciated
The action uf the Senate, requiring inc Assistant oe-
c,enrv of the Treasury be confirmed by that oooy Isl
Ia witt, for printer construed by some TO
he Tho evidence If fixed design ts part 10 oppose the
dm;nislraton The inference is hardly fair one For
om. time it, ho, talked of 70 require me sena.o
coosen, 10 the appointment TO The office alluded lo eho u
,;on an ,ha matter al this moment anything il IL
the result of some personal objection to the prssen, neu-
bent BIZ Peter G. Washington has some enemies VINO ais
H him nersonav and upon ground alone they ofec!
IN his huiug his place. But upon the OF fitness ana
ability there is but one opinion about Mr. Washington ne
lie man of more than mediocre talents win aounuah. "a
j ncfadtp
more courteous or gen,lemauy in his bearing Hehas none
of tho red tape "ovewhemed look OF insocncc o.
oome IF the official undcngs about here. sincerely hope
thai ,e Senate may confirm Mr.. Washington, and secure
for the country what wants man OF honesty and
hv he side Of The Secretary Qf tho Treasury &c
uis hin IN his efforts to guard full Golfers Of the peo
ple's money from schemers and SPECTATORS FAlhfA IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16

Dr. Branerd will give free lecture a. metropolitan Hall
N NIGHT upon his new system oil preserving and restoring
evesoh, In cases Of lose from arsghcdnoss or old ugc
sishedness pain from light weakness OF all kinds in.
asmmu,ion of all kinds and partial AMI total blindness The
Norfolk papers, also the papers of the North and East
sneak in high terms of the OF Dr. B. in his scen
6c and extraordinary operations He can be seen al The
Hall on Saturday, from a. NJ TO P. NJ and will return
from Petersburg TO Richmond on Wednesday morning.
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wurEI,JNG BRIDGE CASE.

The case of the State of Pennsylvania against u"
Whaling and Belmont Bridge, in the Supreme Court nav
Ing been abandoned by the prosecution was dismissed iron
the docket.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-16
DIED.

"sS1 10
"9s s.n lS;H ni hs family his grandfather
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ua,rvESs eFTHE GENERAL ASSEM-"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1851

Wigs marked thus = The resue"'e "
fixed ,p.oedenb
DEMONSTRATION Leakc, tPresioen9
LuulsA-WlIam NJ Amber
NaSsEMoSp-W William Ailhui
RIcnMaSp ClTy-O.iver + BALDWIN
MoS7GuMEaY- David BaIneu
p,,.cr W,ItIaM-Basil Brawner
RICHMOND COuSTf r'niot' IVA
pAoE-Tnomas Buswell In
NnTTowAY-Thomas II Campceh
EInucrsTsR-John w G CalleA
MARION -hlaniius Chapman
EprgSanIER-T Thomas Cregh'
RrcKISGHAM-GeOrge Deneac
EIya WILLIAM Beverly Douglas
CIAaKE-Oiiyer Il Funston
BERKELRY-MoSes . Uiah'na''
MAsoS-John Hall
AuGvsrA-ClcIncnt Harris
RucxtsoHAM-Robert Irving
BEDFORD james + Johnson
prrrRspuRa- james A Jones
ALLEoHAsY-Douglass b Layns
HaLrrAx-Richard Logan -,
EAuouIsR-Jamcs X Marshan
M.psuAlL-Jeiers0n i Marun
npoN.Trpx-Samuel ID McDearmon
KussELL-Juhn McElhenny
NoRFoLK CiTY-Willlam IN mchehneT
CARnLIsE- William Moncule
H.Rpy-John MulnN
powuArAS-Wiam Old, Jr
AccoMAc-John w Parker
Roc.parpoE James Paxton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Randolph
BAuuorn-Ahert Roger
Neutrality-suspicious. Saunders
CuLpEpEa-Henry Shackeliord
SouruANpToS-William Shands
NuRFoLK CousTY-Arlhur X Smlth
WHEEL1SG Lewis Steenrod
pATRlcK-Archibnld Stuart
SMyTH-rhomas NJ Tale
MrcxLpSpuRG -Liteton Tazcwell'
FAlRrAX- Henry w Thomas"
DlxwlpplE-W William F Thompson
HApu1sos-Uriel NJ Turner"
Observation-Disclosures Wade, Jf
LcoaS-Evermont Ward'
LouDouS- Robert T White
HAsovSR-Wiam D Winston
PIrrsyLyAslA-Vincent Witchet'
Democrats 32-Whigs Is.