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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16


MI redtncc, In The county Porhat.n an a.. a..
smith 1885, In The sst Of her age. Mr. iari
I'M, nnp,e annoaneemsnt all sufesn, to ,bo,s vho
many an thunder ,trfs terror into
M 1nt.n ps, naive soany-n the city Of Richmond ams I'm
III. we sunny nsl.s Of Aabama But on IN. In.
mi borne the soothing truth st shs AZ. OF
bsrA In relatives and ri, nds sro,nd
.n.n, liz, WIN All the world Of sI
on high ''' - herIuAt and certain reward
oeoh woman ~ abe gentle and 40 ms.L a., .,
A.u sood, 10 amAbs and an
Vs aeserves more tgnaeant msrn,.
anu MERITS than the transient tulory on
ns nas she has len the hsa r,s ~
Of her rho.s ardent Affection Il. .. IL.
~ 1h sna tradition, to ruoe posery. a"
,, Sno'r history OF her long and embraced
In one short went sant on
me pAnper asked for aims that IL vas not
.ne ssted never sought reil. M In her
s.antedi the alex asked her soothing
, she aiu not promptly give IT. Whenever hs
~ - 10 came for her. whether at midday In sumn,e
munght In winter, she always quickly al The no.t
Of initiation ~ $50 =" eNAmP'e worthy
" Aiaeamapaper will please prbl,h this notice.
he 10th instant, amer Illness I'm IN. bsh
ner axe, MRS hLiCE, eonsort OF John wombe ESQ W.
anu zcquaintanees family are 10
her iunerai on Friday at II O'CLOCK A. NJ from IN
notice. " " ~ '''ee'' "'hout further
"Por . Christian 10 die gain,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
EVENING SESSION

Mr. WALLACE offered the Gploxino reso,u,;o, vvhic,,
was adopted: N''' ''~'
That the committee on finance inorre ;n,o tho anna.
dcncy of amendinr the 3th section Of the act nossed
June 9Th 1882 so az to increase the con,pens,,ion
keeper of the rolls and
resolution that special comm;,,ec ;nou;,a n,o IN.
cxpcdency of authorizing the civ of petesbu,g IN
rantee certain bonds OF the Soutbsida RaIro,d tom
paBy.
The following spccial committee was annon,cd IN c,.
slider the resolution WV
Messrs Wallace Clark J,ckson p,,r;cL and pr.,-
non.
Mr. McKxSzrE. moved to take I'm the hill su,bor;sno
the Board Of Public Works to subscribe 10 the Increased
Cani,sI S,o.L ~ IL S , 49,, ,, o M M ms, y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

HoUsE DELEGATES YEsFERDAY-There was very little
business transacted in tho House, the chief part of the
day being occupied by discussion upon resolution Of
rcd by Mr. Brown of Stafford King George ordering
the reference of the report Of the special committee who
Investigated the affairs of the Bank OF the Old Dominion
to the committee Banks, nth instructions to report
bill repeating the charter of that Bank and resolution
subsequently, offered by Mr. Garrett directing the ree
Of the reports of Banks accompanying the Cover
nors message to the committee with directions to
inquire forthwith what violations of law are disclosed by
reports and what notifications of their charter and o.
the laws in reference Banks e1pedient by way o,
remedy penalty.
Mr. Kemper, advocating the reference of these sub.
jecs to special committee charged the majority Of the
committee Banks with acting in more direct accord
with the Wing sentiments the principles of bank.
ing than the dominant party Of the House, or in other
words the Democratic party Hence his desire that these
subjects be referred to special committee which could
not be so largely tnged with the nauseating Wing print
Piles they applicable tue banking institutions o.
the Common wealth.
Mr.. Staples, Of Patrick, showed that the Whig par
bad responsibility with regard the present cortup
system OF banking, having had participation in creating
Il. That the responsibility OF that corruption rested upon
the dominant party in that House. who for twenty years OF
had the controlling power in regard these insu
ions And that II there corruption in tho system II
their own peculiar creation and they WERE therefore
responsible for its operations.
Tho corruption is becoming apparent, and 1t is well ia
transfer share Of tie responsibility upon the Wing party
by endcayoring to make on. the existence Of whip
banking party, and identifying with the causes which
are begeiting such sad aud corrupt results
The House at length agreed to refer the whole subject
/ to the committee Banks.
The bill authorizing the Board Of Public Works TO sub
scribe to the increased capital stock Of the Orange apt
Alexandria Rail oad Company for the extension OF he
road to Lynchburg, taken up being the order Of the
day hesss Lee and Deane Addressed the House In favor
oft, Mr.. hartz against It,
Tho House adjourned before vote taken upon it.
passage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

w Or. q. ~. nHAINERD would inform the public
that he IL waiting for the Committee
nond 70 and
VI Saturday, February iith 1854, from II ~ and 20
r. NJ My stay will be short therefore
sppy onte ooresponden by addressing ifd,
Ol New York Oty stating the Of their
the eyeba u small or large also whether eye stands
promptly ~ sunkencan, for doiarp
treatment for daars In which
deducted. The poor fayorAby considered.
Ds BANNED restored
total bindns, Of from weeks % year. standing
BY from 10 seconds TO minutes apple scientific ehO
OF his own discovery, without cutting pain wash.
DIR. H. has also cured various
Rrayaed gradea; pain FROM and Intolerance light
loss Of sight from and
have remained permanent 20 the present moment
Por abundant evidence ~ the facts stated reference may
had 10 statements Of persons treated, and Published city
paperl Many OF those his
hotP NJ OF each day which hours Dr. perform
perimonts on the that msy be presented.
p g. See notice above for aud days Those not
see Dr. BTsnerd within the time stated will IH h
Ja9I-n 800 " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

STARTLING RCMoRs YRoH THE FEDERAL CiTY.-It Is ru
mored at Washington that tho Nebraska BILL like bull
In china shop is making a terrible smash up among The
Presidential crockery-tumored that the President ia In
trouble tina. Marcy Is 10 trouble and that the entire Cab
met and especially the Kitchen Cabinet, Is in great
trouble II Is also fumored that the trouble IL manifest
ing itself in the Senate and in the House. and that God
only knows where IL will all end Some say that there
will be cast Of the Cabinet upon thehard shell basp
and possibly new division Of the spols all round All
this however, Is the natural effect OF great principle
when brought 10 bear upon the discordant materials
Cabinet and lie party whose only bond Of cohesion Is
rare sport before the fun Is cnded.--N y. Hcrad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
TILE EnINRrRGH REVIEW

SCOTS reprint ofthe January number has been received
from the agent, Mr. WoodhOue. I,opens with fine ar.
tce on Oh. j. Fox. 1t has also an excellent review Of
ThacEcrays works. The following is the table Of con.
tents:
l. Lord John Russelis Memorials Of Mr. Fox and the
Buckingham Papers.
2. The Blind-tleir works and ways.
3. Ecclesiastical Economy
4. Public Works in the Presidency Of Madras
8. Government, Education Measures for rich aud poor.
C. Thackeray's Works.
Z. The Machinery Of parliamentary Legislation.
S. The Ottoman Empire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
This Co,Instoa and ohlo R.IiTo.s.

lNtksTS. 1tIIioTs
see in your worthy paper of TO DAY an inquiry signed
Henrico-askirg whether it will not take i've millions OF
dollars TO cover the Engineering expenses on the C. and
o. X X, If ever completed. Also, he is anxious TO know
what tune the first locomotive will whistle on the banks
OF the Ohio River Now my opni is from the presen,
indication in the House OF Delegates that the Engineer
ing viii cost the State another dine; and If ID,
road Is ever bu viii have 10 be done by foreign capital
and ankee enterprise; and the irst tune that will be
played on the banks of the beautiful Ohio bv the loco.
motive whistle. will be Yankee Doodle MASON
Feb Ii lRha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
RICHMOND MARHErs r,,.,.,.

aoo'seco.-No change In prices this week, tho NV
p eonns 10 freely, In loose parcels aud s.iss Of
ply o. old offerings l. limited with good demand So IN
l qualities whilst tho fne grades OF msnufac
oa' n.uo sought alter. w. quote old lugs al
MhEAT-The last accounts nom Europe have nm.
, sseI our Is difficult to give quotation,
cline. e'P' ~ considerable do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
ENTRA sp.lnN
The Petersburg ps.nosra. suggsts preventive of an

The Petersburg Democrat suggests preventive of an
extra session, thus:
B, practising rigid economy OF time, BY percmptoy
refusing TO consider any bills but such are of
and pressing Importance and by strict abstinence from
unnecessary or fng discussion, the Legislature may yet
preserve their body from the oiium which extra
sion, or the other horn OF the dilemma will attach to them
as suSe as they living men,"
This enc OF ,hose things for which it easier to sug
ges'a remedy than to apply it. II members could be in
duced to act as the Democrat proposes they would
in the difficulties, by which they are embarrassed Blu:
the cause the evil lies decper-it is universal suffrage
Aspiring gentlemen may be afraid sdi, IT. but every
day goes TO show that those who Fl; govern
themselves, not capable Of governing Common
wealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
D- Enquirer and r.amin. will please copy.


In the Senate Tuesday the French Sno alton Bill WINS
taken up on motion Of Mr. Hamlin Mr. Petit, made
some remarks IN lite support contcrding that our release
of the French Government from any Obligation IN nav
these claims constituted right in the claimants 10 loci
TO tho American Government for indemnity Mr. Weller
desired to that, having examined the whole suroc,
since he had been member of the other branch of Con
Sress he fet constrained to vote the opposite side
ofthe question: and give his support TO the payment OF
the claims The bill then order cd to be engrosed for
third reading.
The discussion of the Nebraska Bill was continued by
MI Houston, In opposition the passage Of any Terrific
RAJ bill as now proposed He adduced from the history
oil Indian treaties and from his own memory facts teudn
10 SNOW that the good faith OF this Government was ped
geu on mare man one occasion TO Indian bes that the
lands included in the contemplated Territories sboud he
perpeuay reserved for their solo and enjoymen and
that even the invasion by traders and other white men o
TINS domain was an nfracton of treaties by the civilized
upon the savage, 10y the powerful upon the Ieenceles-
On the conclusion of this branch OF his argument the SEN
ator ict 80 unwel that the sui oct was RENTED TO This
day, and the Senate into Executive session.
are glad to see that by he energy Senator Bld,
err operating on the just disposition of the Senate hill
which he introduced Monday appropriatnp 5000 900
for the further Improvement Cape Fear river was taken
up and promptly passed, and the other Iouse
where we trust it will NEE, with equal favor
The House OF Representatives, at an early hour went
into Committee upon the bill proposing to grant TO each
head OF family who shall settle and work the samc for
ve years homestead Of huudred and sixty acres NJ
and' This bill opened wide field Of debate not alto
getner upon its merits. Mr. Dawson Of Pennsylyonia
made speech in favor Of the measure and was succeed
go leach Tor an hour by Mr. Mace OF Indiana and Nr
Skelton OF New Jerscy-both In opposition TO the prov
% ., r ,e Ngoraska o but especially against the re.
pta " the Missouri Compromise and in depreciation Of
'ne reopeningof aqueston which both of Inc polidcai
parties had declared settled and closed
Inc Homestead Bill Is the special order from d,y IN dv
until disposed OF The latitude OF debate allowed IN Co
mittee OF the Whole will doubtless be u.cJ IN a., ,
est extent IN anticipation Of the regular consideration NJ
The Nebraska Bll.-NaL IL "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
RAILROAD MyETIYe N eTCEIycy,y

On the 18Th OF Feb 1854 Eueknsharn Corr, ,r ,,to .,
TIE citizens Issthd TO consider the Pro3-ietE
ears BY Street hhe aad which, shall Through the eon,s
ofChesierslt PouhA.a Cumberland Ann s,tc
and Campbell, the scheme Known TIE "siraish sstt
crowded the CouT; Ho1se. N'' 49, - ~
Upon motion o. NJ. Jotn Jones Col H. NJ Bsnsu-,,, -,
called 70 the Ch4ir. aod VISA Matthews secretary
Upon iasi,n o. NJ Wa Shepard. Committee Eve
alP'd 70 resouiions Tor the actin rlepu- lie
Chair ApPo!ae4 Aesrs. VIM. shepard John " H.tis IT,
= Perkins Co Ford and Dr. VIM p Mossey, eIoteI m.
Resolved let, That the citizens Buckingham fee, lively in
fsrest in the internal imprOv. Is o the s.t.
End That Se feel the deepest Interest bin nov
Richmond with LneSburs by Railroad, eouitstip o.
which, believe vi be hi hy beneficial 10 the civ o
the counties through which it will pass Virginia and T.Rnr
Rail uad, And Tie State at large. '---1S'
3rd, That bslirve the exten,n Of the vr.ipI and
see haroAd 70 Richmond the best mode
tue above reousons Bat, II that mode deemed Inn
road. . asa '4-'PeA"''''
9Th, ThN~e deem but simple u.tie. on m.
copnti-s of
tan and others, whose heretofore lie, 70
charter, WI ch they asking should - gran,., Il, In
9th, That request Delegat in The
Assembly use the peat Efforts during the pres, session 10
secure such CHI rter will best accomplish tie object OF
resolutions, 49, N''' '' '"s''
these Rtsouiiors supported debate BY Nesrs Ne.
Iedit j. W. hssns Col Bon!ur mt; and Col op.
posed by Mr, ID. J. Woodhn Of New Canton. y
The discussion was anmsted and though pot-aced 10 a,-
hour the crowd listened With an in,eniiy
by measure OF vital mpo' lance to the eounry.
The hrsi second anu third Re With lt ~ M
teninSN'1ee the last with Int that voice of the
gentleman who opposed the resolutions a.cussion
aaeh Iesoluil IN Was passed with much enthusiam
On notion Of Col FORBES, the
rue minutes OF the meeting TO the Richmond Enquirer
aud Wing for publication - ~
WV. MATHEWS, secy. '' '"A'''Aa"'
rer nd Exprn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

Union no rELThc subscriber has taken the above bou.e
~ AMI Will open " the UNITED sTATEJ
HOTEL reception on boardef nisnt on
the let ~ March next The house r,pstrs
inng s be funl,hsd with new aofsrn irni.
ture. IN r0RstP,
hit-lw. Late eutt OF Congress Hal, phfs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

MoSET ExrESDED At THE YIRoIsfL MILITARY INsrf-
TurE.In compliance with resolution of the Senate the
% Auditor yesterday transmitted to that body state
Of the amount Of money expended Mt the Virgins
Military Institute, and for what purposes, since the Isl
day Of January, lsIs follows: For Superintendent;
House, s2244 49, for Virginia Military Institute, $685.
7ls ST. for Quarter Masters Department, s1Os, 467 80
for building Barracks and Professor Houses ISL $50 40
for subsistence s58 2s7 Is for Philosophical Apparatus
q. 500 OO-tolal. 1926, 2p5 IS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

FoUSp DEAp.--Danel Sovder Of this county, was
found few days ogo, lying dead in the road leading from
Henry Huns to his residence, about mile from
tho latter. An inqnsion taken upon the body by
Major JOB Wells the Coroner Of Floyd county the 9th
inst who together With the jury returned that the aid
SoYder to his death by casualty and no, ty vi
olsice = Floyd hlsliigtMesr, FEB. II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
HESTER L WHITE 49,, ~,
= -
MARRIED..
DIED,

WIN TN @ 5ssrn.y By Rev Thoua. r. Dunn A. y,
NER Of Loui.s scop hanover county, to Miss LuoRErA I6R
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

iHE BANK CHARTERs.-The bill before tho y,gini. T o.
ss'Gre reserves to the General Assembly Inc rgb, m
repeal alter, or modify the charter Of the Bank Al s
pleasure, except that the directors shall copnus IN no
e'ec'ed and appointed arranged.
taho provides that the Board aha Issue and con,i,,o
ue anu Keep in circuatiou at lcast ten per cent of
eH capital III notcs Of tho denomination of five dollars
sual De redeemed With silver coin when REQUIRED
y ue hoIders This provision IL 10 order that silver
Ihsnge may be Supplied for circulation IL IL also provi
,na the sSsha not be liable for more than ssoo
steI com 10 any one person Ia any one dsy A. the
o' only 70 furnish silver change IL would have beor
Pre'eraoIe, had the been restricted IN smoIIc
the cities. ae''"'' "'"Ne'S Noi
guard exist in the fourth section svons, R,rL cv
nhangng us Issues in order to prevent them from bcn,
oaed 70 re deem them In specie The fourth section
none oftbe said banks shall exchange viii m,
Department. thcrof the notes Of ouc department for IN
notes oi any other nor otherwise receive the same
IN liquidation Of actual balances resulting from mp,ns
collections or other business Transactions; nor shall
bank exchange notes with any other bank or obcris
receive notes Of another bank but In actsa payment Of
liquidation, or IN other business transactions: provided
however that nothing herein contained shall be so con
suued AZ TO exempt the said banks from their obligation
,otsoeve from individuals the notes Of their several dc
FSod Herald - 'l"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

s1- MOTHERS BnEhsT CJOTIis-These Cloths will do
prevent Rising Breasts and rive speedy
relief 10 pain in the breasts Of nursng mother arising from
cold other than thing to the world
day They be without the eas, discomfort
Their, and procured and during the period nursing
whenever disaeeatle symptom Of hardness inflammation
from exhibits so they guaranteed 10 give relief
and In Instance prevent Rising Breast There
sands Who suffer deaths during period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths accompany them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE q GRAY
nf2I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

l Of the twentyeight remons,rauces sgains, the Ne
braska bill presented to the Senate OF the United States
on Monday four were from Massachusetts, thirteen from
Pennsylvania, two from Vermont one from New York,
one i:0Iu Delaware and seven from Ohio and Indiana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16
HE COMMUNICATIONS.
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Letters business must be addressed TO the "Ediort Of
AZ Wki0"
This rule ,ng standing ought 10 be known ALL and viii
be departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged for as advertisements.
tV Communications will be charged the as advertise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-16

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notice w. Nv wan street, without further
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physician OF his day Many Who have been year. .e,,d
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elects disease aggravated nasn.n.
can &c cured A. home BY consulting DR. MORRIS, by
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