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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF ELISHA
NEJ n

MIR: MELTON having by deed OF ;rust MADE ao ,ee 800 o.
I'VE the - day Of this month. conveyed all OF ms pn,vm,t OIL
every desc r,piion whatever. 10 the subsr flbers, Tor TIE pa' .T,.uIe
his debts and liabilities; and IL having been determines hIs nenod,
the trust as far as may be requisite, at the earliest p,1.tt. T,v.e.i a
all his ere iitors are respectfully requested 70 Hee' NC iav.nere
Louisa Court House, on such day as may suit their . ~" !, Of The
prior 10 lhe lst day OF June next. in order that an es'nSS n, cc
debts NAV be made and M ancemenls effected for he 'a'eo - TnssLJ
psr,y and The speedy payment Of The leb,S. o inc u as soon a
possihl. by mail or otherwise, Of the nature and amour .srm,s lpsr
spective claims. And in order tina; IN many OF NE Pioo,e!LerD'
csied as prsc icable, may have an opportunity 10 Conc, ~ ~ i, rsGvts
the hest mode Of proceeding TO have the trust eftcu.eu' r :" il pei
tad ;ha, all who can do so, will meet al Louisa Cout ;"
soo or by agent, on Tuesday, the b day OF May nen"
W" DWARD II. LANE, ru.,I
J. l. GORDON.
U. W. DABNEY,
,oui,,s Court House. 25,h April. 1854. .,bcriy ard iP
n. B.-Tho above notice Is published Win my '"
probation: ELISHA MELTO'
April 2s-ct9lh May Ih'
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CASE

WAsHISaToN, April 23.-The argument in the Mandarin
case, 10 the Circuit Court. between Beverly Tucker OF IN
Sentinel, and the Superintendent of the Rollins Printing
closed yesterday. The question argued was, as to whethe
two paris was The whole OF the Commissioner Of Patent
Annual Report, or whether each part formed a separate doc
ument. The Superintendent had3 decided that The who'll
document should be printed BY the printer OF the House, ant
the court decided that one part ordered by The Senate shout,
be printed by The printer OF The Senate, and the other by Ia
of The House.
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M]ETpODIsT CHURcH CASE.

We understand that The opinion OF the Supreme Court in
this case was delivered by Dir. Justice Nelson yesterday, ami
that this decision is upon all points in lavor uf the Church
South. We further understand that This DECISION not only
establishes the right of the Church South 10 a proportionute
share Of the common funds and property, but also E ciares
the division OF The Church TO be a valid act. aod that the two
divisions South and North are equally legitimate. 1t may
no. be improper to state, in addition, that Judge Mclean did
not cit in this case. - Nal. IntcNigencer.
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MINISTER FRO RUSSIA TO II u. STATES
The New York Tribune announce as certain the nppuint

minister rhoh ROSSlh j " ihf J.. SlalES.
The New York Tribune announces as certain the appoint.
men, of Count Alexander de Modem 10 succeed the deceas
ed Mr.. Bodisco as Russian Minister al Washington
Count Mrdcm belongs 10 one OF the most arislocratic fami-
lies OF Courlsnd. He is closely related 70 the Princess Of
Byron who once reigned in that province, snt Is frsl-cou
sin 10 the celebrated Duchess DE Dino, the wife OF a ne
phew OF Prince Tal!eyrand, who for more than twenty years
presided 10 Paris and in London over the saloons Of tina;
great diplomatic decelver, and enjoyed his complete conf
dence. Modem is about 45 years old, completed his educa,
ton at the German Universities, especially at Bono, and mig
information ia diversified and extensive. He IL highly am.
bilious and we'll bred, and what Is commonly called u high
toned aristocrat. The Count has been for nearly twenty
years in the diplomatic career, having passed through all
It's inferior grades.
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4 DUEL BETWEEN two COLLEGE STUD

4 DUEL BETWEEN " COLLEGE UDE
We find The following in the New York Tribune, under
date Of Cunonsburg, Pa, April 90:
ut is our painful duty TO announce another B'ecken-
ride and Cutting affair, which occurred about an hour since
between two students of Jefferson College, VIM. G. kcedy
Of Baltimore, Md, and A. L. Snowden Of Cumberland Val.
ley, Pa originating in reference 10 q young lady. Mr.. SNOW
den was challenge d by the former gentleman, and chose RI
hes, at 40 PAGES, Mr.. J. w. Polk of Maryland, aching as Sc
cond, and Mr.. Mr.. D.. S. Brandon of Mississippi, of the lat.
ter.
"They met about 7 miles from here, in an open field. One
of the gentlemen fell, but / have not uscertaincd correctly
which, though reported by some as seriously wounded
Our little community has been thrown into quite an excite
ment. Several friends Of both parties have started TO The
place of meeting 10 ascertain tho particulars"
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The CONTINUATION OF THE TREATv.-lt IL believed, that
as confirmed, the treaty offers ten millions Of dollars for the
abrogation of the llth article Of the treaty of Guadalupe
Hidaipo, the REIMBURSEMENT of Mexico's claim 10 The Me-
suIa Valley, and a right of way across The Mex pan territory
comprising on area of about $4,000 square piies. These
are in fact, all the points OF Immediate nationas concern in.
yoI,,d In the questions considered BY the agents OF the TWO
governments in the original negotiation for this treaty.
Washington Star.
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Letters from Constanlinopls allude 10 an Asiatic warrior.
woman-Fdline Hancm. She has arrived al Constantine.
nile with six hundred hursemcn az her suite. She is an old
woman of abuu! sixty years Of age, OF a very withered ap.
pearance, and very Ike q GIpsy. As she passed through the
OF people fockei TO have a view of her, especially women.
Turkish females ATE quite taken agnast at this, for The
East, most astonishing phenomenon, and eagerly pressed
she cantered past them. "M1shallah! What O woman ~
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l. OF STOCKS

For rcek ending iprt -. 'o4
RrpoRren nv Ions A. LaNcAsrBR ~ SON, BROKERS'.
v;r,;,i,I q rrni n wears q run. none for sale at The Treasury
-, + nor ga ~ wears Issue, sales lGJx and mi
v,rr;";, 4 i.r r.,,. Over ID Years To run. sales li and MI
800, - 4 n.r r.nts nader III wears TO run, sales l02 and int
49, 49, :. r,,t nv n State. last sales, lBf and mi
i..,,,nt CIV i,onIs "a wear. 10 run, sales li and in
uW;;:hnno"j c,,y ronds short dates. last salss, l0I a lUI and I'M
Virginia Iank Stock, par So. last sales, y
49, u,nt SIort la, ,aIrs ll2t
-, ,,J onn.osec Ill Road honds. last sales Qj ard iG
Virginia Fire and Marine. last sales
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par SHD. last sales %
Richmond. Frederic ssburg and Potomac Rail Road
stock, last sales
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. last sales, 4E
Richmond and Petersburg laI! Road STOCK, last
sales,
Richmond and Danville Rail Road Stock, last Gales Gu
James River & Kanawha STOCK, last sales, ~
Richmond Building Fund Company. las, sales ~
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A BAR SINISTER.

The Rev. EIeazer Williams, who claims 10 be the iden'i
cal Dauphin that was murdered in The Temple oy French
resicidcs sixty years ago, has encountered an unexpected
obstacle 10 The pursuit Of the crown Of royalty. Mr.. Pe'er
A. Brown Of Philadelphia. discovered from 40 examination
of the hair Of William ms thar he is Of hybrid parentuse-being
part white men and part Indian. We presume this disclo'
sure extineuishes the Reverend %pretenders hope of success.
sion 10 Louis Napoleon.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RIcHMoSp. Sec:
This day, Samuel Marx, Cashier of the Bank Of Virginia,
personally appeared before me, an Alderman for said City
and made oath that the foregoing statement exhibits the true
condition OF the Bank Of Virginia, as It existed on the lst
inst, to The best Of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand, this, 18Th day Of April, 1854
LINES EVANS p
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81 O54 233 80 Sc 9ss Csc 96

BASx CT VIRGINIA. April IA, 1854
We, The undersigned, Directors Of The Bank of Virginia,
do certify that we have examined the foregoing tatetnen!s,
and believe the came TO be truly and correctly made up
Certified under our hands the date above written,
JAMES CASKIE,
d. P. GOOCH,
HIRAM B. DICKINSON,
ARCH'D. THOMAS.
GEO. w.
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SIiPREME COURT

WAsHrSaToN, April %. Tn Supreme Court has reversed
the decision OF tho Circuit Court Of Ohio. which recently
declared against giving the Methodist Episcopal Church
South part OF the asse S Of The Cincinnati Book Concern,
held exclusively by the Methodist Episcopal Church since
the separation Of that denomination In 1914. and has re.
manded the cause for further proceedings In conformity with
The opinion Of the Supreme Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-28

AFFRAY AT THE UNlVERsITY.-We learn from u
source that an afiray TOOK place al the University
The day before yesterday. between two students named res.
pectively Lewis and Dorsy, 10 which tine former received a
shot 10 Ills hand. As 10 the cause of the difficulty. or of lie
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DI

DIED, at'er 4 lingering Illness, on Friday the 2lst OF April at
| Linden, Wcsimor Gland county. al the residence oi her son ln'dwl
Wtlou ,hby Ncs;On. Egg, Mrs. JUDITH ROBINSON BROCRES.
BROuGI relief OF the late Judge WIN Brooke through, IN the seven
~ DIST year OF hcT age.
DIEp on Thursday morning about6 o'clock a. DungaL,0U. 10 the
county Of Hanover. EDWD G. SYDSOR, ESD ia the Seth iCatc CT
his age. Tie friends ~ the family are requested 10 attend mIiu.
neral fom his late residence THIS 1ay (Fnday) dt30'c.ocK, r. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-28

O. p,lons Which s,psra,c Liberty from license out we 90 NOV
,unn,s mi, blsmish Of sigh, TO any radicalnod essential de-
for, of character which incapacilales The foreign popo'auon
of the country for tho exercise and %enj"y"en, Oh M nsns'
of freemen. The general character ard co0ouc' u ou' "
reign born citizens fol bid go harsh end unlus.a o"'iu'D"
In Virginia, and especially here in Richmond nave We y
r~eign.born citizens who By inte'ngenee' "one''' . ~
briefly, have won The respect and confluence y "a ="
,,,, ~. h,uo ,,,,irsd 10 the highest position In society
. ms, ron,,a e., ,hei, character and feelings, should have
.. n o,s ,to.-,.. no,rl,,ioun from The cruel denunciation
I'D ,;a;or,o of ,nn oraan Of the Wing party.
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TRIAL. OE EA

We are Indebted 10 the considerable kindness OF q friend In
Lexington for the following interesting dispatch:
10 the Editors Of the Enquirer.
LEXINGTON, Va. April %, 1854.
1.-THE Jury in the Christian case have just been discharged
being unable 10 agree. | believe that nine were Tor murdel
10 the first degree, but agreed 10 compromiso in a verdict o
murder 10 the second degree. One was for q verdict OF man
slaughter, and two for acQuilial. The next trial will be IL
the Courts uf Bedford.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-28

A WEATHER SIGN.-An old hunter predicts that the
following will be a dry summer, from the fact That wood,
cocks have built their nests 10 low moist placee. When the
summer Is TO be wet, he ssys they build 10 dry sunny situa'
tions.-tNe1oark Advertiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-28

THE BOONE C~HILDREN.-We are happy TO learn
that these sweet, interesting and wonderful children Will
give entertainments at the Metropolitan Hall, lo'mo''o"
Saturday. afternoon, ct p. NJ, and also al 8 2. NJ, In Inc
evening. We have seen them 10 public and in private, ACC
can sincerely recommend them to public favor, for thei
marked dramatic talent. lovely dispositions and most cnsag
ing manners. We hear that their performances support
large and interesting family. This fact In addition 10 th'
Intrinsic pleasure of their playing, should secure them lul
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A NOBLE ESTABLISHMENT.

r.. wod,osa,y afternoon we had The pleasure OIL '"o
..,,u ,,a,oo,,,o the large and beautiful -four mill, nea'
49, So,,ho,, examination Of Mayo's Bridge, lately ereclee
=, Ma.s,s ~ T F.. 5. Taliaferro. The mill, which has
os,o, .,o,;es IA GA BY IS feet, and the lumber house. No
vet comule,ed, ll2 by 81. The whole establishment v"
cos, ohon, sim mo. In every respect the work does "'e'
credi, 20 all concerned in its construction, VIZ " 49,
Hail the n,cbjrect; J. W. Davis, the granite work.
ner the brick work; Sampson Il Pea the IRON Castings ''
machinery. There will be sixteen pair OF outtp' : -
.a..n :. a,oo,h and beautiful operation. There VIII o
four oye..shot water. wheels, 10 iel "ioe u i'' -
n,o,oc,ed ap,i,s, severe weather by close brick coverings
two of them ure already at WORK. WIN "a'"' "
moss md esse This fine mill has all the modern improve
ments, in the way Of elevators spou's' ~.
boomers IAN ;npor,nnt inveu,ion) bran.dusters, &c. IN
large milling establishment Is uhoee ~ "'a" 80
.h,n of wn Harrison stringlellow, miller in chief. Success
10 the noble enterprise.
In visiting The mill, we passed. on the Richmond eh'
os M,,oo p,idee the large and magnificent Depot G
,ho D.nv;I,s railroad, which closely resembles the gu
,ovh ,,i,,o,d deno, on Broad street, Philadelphia. w
then crossed Mavo's Bridge, which is finished in suostan
tial and admirable STYLE, and from its farther end saw a nut
tobacco factory erected in Manchester by James fIsher, ~
WIN has also converted ono OF tho largest houses 10 ina
venerable village into a picturesque cottage residence. W.
were happy 10 see in every direction, on both SIDES OF IN
river, evidences of progress and improvement. In aooi'io'
10 these large new -four mills erected BY the TalIalerros' an
by Crenshaw and others, we saw the i0uuoatson VI u Jug
monster mill, to be erected by Warwick g. BarRsdnle
tSouth of their present mill, tho largest 10 the ~oflol III
foundations alone of which, we hear, wiiicoet over 'ooooo
Truly, Richmond lie bound 10 be the great hour mining oepo
of all the world. These mighty enterprises argue well lot u"
growth OF Richmond and for the benefit OF the farming com
mupity.
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A CaHh
KuNIE mndcrsIrncI I.snrct iIIlY snlIc III. the aflc MIN of IL

,QNHE Undersigned respectfully solIcrts the attention Of the Carts
L ,in public I" the following statement:
been a member Of the First Baptist Church. in the City Of Rich.
Green Church, Ia Hanover, in the month OF October, 1850, ~ben
S ~ns .G Of ps ."tsnss''4 a. ,h 's' eose Of +. .a d. mt sS"1s" ! f fsi,i to Ss T ny :
privilege To unite with the Frlend1 OF our common Lord and "a
other members OF different Baptist Churches dd the same ,has
at The sumo tme and GIace For t!Hs act VIA. arrIignei before tue
spect Of Close communion; AMI because | could no. consriennousy
Jrn"minaucn, / was IIsowned and expelled.
The following extract. from the records of the First BIpIH
January, 1851. Bro WIN e. Normen, being present. stated thai
he hal communed ~lththe Presbyer'ans, but oot 'hink,nG II wrong,
Views contrary 10 those held by Bartsts. on motion, he wa'si
"a copy OF the record Of The Firs, Baptist Church, Richmond, Va
"JNO II MCCARTHY. On Clerk"
Conseoutn: upon these procee lings ] made appiration, in June
1851, arj was received MO the fellowship Of the Pole G reea r,ts'
hyteran Church. Ii lisno'er. then unter Tho pastoral care . HT
Th+re matter have recently been made the subjcc, OF notoriety Ef
co nmn. OF rn l1:, Religious ".,, l'G,aId, y a n,ni,'t %r~sp.p "n I r"0 n.a.,
III. IN tails If w ~, thit ! ieei constrained TO make this statement
30 raras | know. toe o"ly alleged or pos,ible reason Tor ny rnpcE
SION from the First BapIs. Chn CHI, was the fact as stated in The r"s
GOING ext.c, nom their retorIs; whilst, from The publication refer
raI," N ;te ilerall II n'2ht appear 'htt had been .rra'sHsd en-!
excluded ihr immortality or crime.
10 :" sympathy ""'>' - """" II WI E. SoRTE>T,
=. s.-Thc Editor OF the Religious Herald huving refused to put.
!i'h ims fre:ons Cad :" "i'rAlsr, ithas been deemed ady"aet'
m.ett II IN other rarer.. AnnL g -
E,MILY FLoUR.-lpl Ibis. Bragg's september eIoaot, Nf
Il sale by April Is WV. p LMEk.-
IDATrHT YOKE snIItIN.-JUs received from he ms
4 Eufacturer Il lot of Patent Yoke Shirts OF superior qgaiig-
A"iTsS '" 5. MERCHANT & wElsIcER.
men COATS, LINEN COATS'-A full assgHne.
- on hand consiShn! Of at Tho various sty!e.ol goods and M"
=" A p $ =" us" '''As~ '"' W.T. t. IRA $; sair III, Ii Man street
w. ALIGN; nEKcHANT TAILOR.
u ESPECTFUILY inlorm. hi, od licnds and customers ihhls
IL has taken the store next 10 M--srs. Ken, PANE s. Ken's nv
OT ne escs as, to Iss be- abe Srp no off,. me sr EfSi ;nGgcs nsssi to hi. old FRIEND,
10 continue the PATRONAGE hr'iert" extended to him, and l"hhs,,
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E5- Nothing by Telegraph last night.

49, SPECIAL ATTENTION is called TO the sale Of
~ Watches by Catalogue THIS morning, at ten O'CLOCK, 81 nc
store OF ELIAS HALE. l06 Main street. The finest stock OF
Watches ever CHtrrd In this market also, an assortment OF Gold
Chains, SILVER and Plated ware.
Sale ph>nive-Catdl"gues now ready. ELIAS HALE,
Anrl Is IIG Nain vt Get.
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BAsK OF YlRGISIA, April Is. 1854
SIR:-I transmit herewith, as required by law, the quar-
,erIy statement of The condition Of the Bank of Virginia, as
il existed on the lst instant.
am, very respectfully, your obi servant.
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
To his ExceNency Jos. JoHSsuN, Governor Of Virginia.
General slate Of the Bank Of ViLgtnia and Bronches, on the
fri dnu Anil 1871. comrareG With The first day Of Aprt,
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NEW GOODS,

AT NO lI3, EAGLE SQUARE.
ACE and Muslin Collar: Lace AMI Muslin Sleeves,
IL Muslin and IacOnet Bands; Ladies ba K SILK Mrs,
Alex incre sSils & owes Pad and S ,ipeI Sllka.
Plain an embroidered black Grape S:a,f,
SILK and Lac Mantiilis.
Pain an! Checked Bonnet Ribbons. &c. u
ApriI2S PARKER, BAYLf Il NlhM'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-20
KARL MARX.

tn correspondent from Charlottesville furnishes US
with his views in favour Of the system of Independen
Banks" We are not disposed TO contest his po
sitiohs. On the contrary, there some good fea-
lures and that which separates the Banks from
the State has our hearty approval Making State Stocks
too basis and security or The redemption Tissues may
not be bad idea and Il the requirement With respec, TO
specie be complied with the system should operate we'll
But there may be some defect in the Law this latter
point The fact that the Bank has the required Of
specie, should not rest the authority Of the officers
however, respectable they may be- That fact should be
established by other testimony If some public officers
were required aud empowered to call upon Bank some
halfa dozen times year. without notice, for exhibit
the objection might be obyiated.
We do not understand that tho system OF Independent
banking now under discussion in the Legislature
do not therefore publish the article Of our correspon
dent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-20

HOUSE or DrIroAru.-The House vas occupied In III.
carry part OF the day with the consideration OF
o' entered upon on motion OF Mr.. CARrxR of Fauaaier
AFTER tho passage OF few OF them the special order was
up being the election olhe PEN
ltentiary.
Col Charles Morgan tho only candidate IN pomi.
nation The joint vote stood-Por Col Morgan 1888 out.
OF ies which was the whole number cast There vers
81 scattering votes. SO the whole fnouIrv v,s mara
flash In the pan.
Tho second special order being Beowns free negro hill
was then taken and ordered be engrossei amer
amended.
Mr.. MAYO reported bill from the committee on Banks.
repeating the charter Of tho Bank Of tho Old Dominican
r1ompt action that There's where that came from
Tor this result being mindful Of the tone Of GER
tam individuals on that Committee when tho subject was
before them at Its earlier stage
The following bills passed:
OIL TO incorporate the Middlewa1 and Gerards,own
Turnpike Company.
OIL sushosng the issue of seven per cent bonds bv
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad COMPANY.
bill au.horsng tho guarantee Of tho cl,y of Peters
burg to DO endorsed upon certain bonds Of the South
Side Railroad Company.
bill amending tho s4,h section of chapter l7s of H.
Code, as to how testimony may be perpetua,ed.
An act to change the time for holding the Circuj, Can't,
of the elst Circuit
An acttochanse the times for hodiog the Circuit Court,
OF the 10th Circuit and,
An act Incorporating the Monument House Company.
The House then adjourned.
IRON sorrH A>'RcA-The following win show thai
aaafs' and Civil warsare all they
against In that quarter OF the world Diseases incident
own climate also ind their there, By seen by tho
remedy they seek for protection:
VAirAhAro, cuit g. A, July 20, ls4s
To DR.. j. O. aver. de-:
FIR We have the pleasure report on your hIpm.n
Cnkhsr PA ToRiL to house, the whole quantity .ob
pressing for which the On ,,,S
sappes ~ success In cnring dises ~ e iunos and N,
notoTy, Ads orcei d In az
& aIs Of our Teneds, here EnsianJ
ensl skill hom that other quarter has ever WON @
yours ~ ee"A'"ui preparation Of
article ha: attracted particular attention among our of
angns cHisehs, from the General Rnins, p..,
dent OF the Republic and the highest oreer In the st,t 81
cured OF severe and dangerous Of the unr, hv H.
ne allows u to send his add bs ,esnoS
Judgments OF gratitude for his reiitL " '"s -eA'o"-
We have the honor to be sir,
Very respectfully, obcdent servant
CARLOS ALVAREZ A Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-20

TIL. SENATE, Saturday quietly into the election Of
Penientiary Superintendent tempest the
OF the " Red Boot man having entirely subsidized. Col
Morgan put in nomination for election, and re-
ceved AZ votes-s the cast with the exception Of
the Of Mr.. Thompson Of Dinwiddie, who, solitary
and alone his vote for Robt T. Harvey. The
mtee the part Of the two Houses count the votes
reported: whole number Of votes cast 1871, to
choice sO-of which Col. Morgan received lso-scat-
teriug 81. Col Morgan was therefore declared elected
Private bills then taken up 10 accordance with
resolution setting Saturday apart for the confederation o,
such bills The following passed
bill TO amend the first and second sections Of an act
to incorporate the Trustees Of the White Pos. Male and
Female Academy, passed April 9th, 1853.
bill concerning Schools for INDECENT children, in the
county Of Bedford.
bill to incorporate the Mason and Cbbell Railroad
Company.
bill to incorporate the Tlppahahnock River Agrcul-
tural and Mechanical Society.
bin to incorporate the soub.sde Coal Mining and
Manufacturing Company, Of Chesterfield.
The Medical College bill passed blythe chair dec
ding that it would require constitutional majority.
number Of other bills we're read and ordered to be
engrossed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-20

III MOTHEiis' BnkasT CIOTiis-The,e Cloths will do
more TO prevent Rsng give and speedy
relief to pain In the breasts OF nursing mother arising from
cold or any other than any the world at
day They be the least discomfort to the mo-
'her and procured and during period Of nursing
Whenever dsgreeabe symptom bArdnes, or
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and In every Instance the Rising There are
sands who suffer deaths during the period Of nursing
for using these Cloths accompany them.
'N,Jr .,x.., pIah..n.s 49,,