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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

housE OF DELEGATES YESTERDAY o,, ,m
o'"ee reported were two from the committee ON
70 wit bill to prevent tho circu laon Of anal,
"' copy OF which will DO found In DIR repo n, ,o.
"'uay proceedings in tomoro~'s paper and bl,o r,-
vac hank OF Virginia, the Farmers Bank IN. E,
Aanse BANK the Bank of the Valley the Norbwes,.,
Sank, aud tho Merchants and Mecban ic R.nL ~ W.,
ing. '"A " "he'i-
ho'a 'heae bills were read first time and ordered 70 bo
printed. ''e'eu 10 oe
Inc house, on motion Of Mr.. Holden reoonsiderd n
.''' ny winch the Covngton and Ohio Railroad hin -.
ueeated' and was ordered TO fc on tho ,,h,, ~
ton Of Mr. Patrick '' y" ''o-
o'' on 'heir second reading were taken up nm.
'' regular Order under suspension of the rule and
''m's amended were ordered to be engrossed.
p"s on their third reading were taken up and nm, -,
large number presented for consonsidera,Ion mil
which was bill to deHne the power and establish
tue compensation Of Aldermen of tho c;,v ~ w;,,,.
burg '"'-
senate bill to extend the Lunenburr miami road a
increase Its capital stock by $50 OOO was rejected
sutonAl vote not being had upon its passage TIN, vote
stood ayes 65, noes IL.
oh motion OF Mr.. Anderson tho hill AUTHORIZING Loan
70 the Virginia Central Railroad COMPANY w.s talon -,
q" It's second reading An amendment offered by Mr. A.
reducing the amount OF tho loan from 81 500 600 NJ, IN tho
original DILL TO OOO0o agreed TO- after which Il
was laid on the table, motion Of Mr. Garuet ubo
pressed an intention to offer other amendments toi,
The House thon adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
az MoTiIg,,,, l,,,rA,T C,0r,,.--

q" MOTiIfats' BnEAsr CiIOTiis-These Cloth, viii do
more 10 prevent Rising Breasts and give cpre and speedy
RELIEF to pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising from
u any o'her cause than any thing known at
day. They may be without the discomfort 10 ~ mn
'her and procured and during the period OF nur,n
whenever any dsageeabc symptom hardness or
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they TO give relic.
ana IN every Instance prevent the Rising Breast There
sands who suffer deaths during period nursing
Tor using these Coths accompany them. ee'on'
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE a NAV
Mai, .,..., ohhf,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
From the Albany Argus.

Thus the little squad of fictionists who have
ted the late Tanm,ny Hall in New York into Uncle
Toms Cabin, and who assume to rule the "adminstra-
ton party" of that city, have been unable, though
ninctenths OF them Office holders In house and
post Office or hold appointments from Governor Seymour
to agree upon the Nebraska bill Ii has trauspcd that
meeting held, some evening last week. in the "Ca
bn or the purpose of considering this matter which de.
veoped vide breach in their diminished ranks and ds
turhed somewhat the unon and harmony" Of the lrrng
officials
AT this meeting, Mcssrs John Van Buren,, Lucus Ro.
bnso1 McCurray, Kennedy and Dunlap Shep.
ard Purscr Purdy, and Others found great dcnity in
defining their respective positions"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
tB- Why don. the Committee on Bank. ,eoo,, ann,

II Why dont the Committee on Banks report some
bill Tor tho suppression Of shinpsters that win DO salts
factory to the dominent party In the Lesslaiuret We
see mat Mr. Mayo, Democratic member offered ON Mon.
Gay resolution; THAT the committee on Banks DO In
s'ruced to report once bin for tho moro SUM-
precision OF notes Of lcss denomination than five dol.
lars what has become Of the swearing Law tina. Is to
work such wonders In Kidding tho State OF the ,hlnpl
ter pest IL adoptedf Won't tina, do or arc our Isri,.
,a.o' getting sick Of the plan before they give ia trial,
", "os' Inc committee on Banks viii hurry up another
bill. Tho session Is fast drawing to s end Thor, !. n,
time to ose and something be done d, pe, ria Of
THIS 'n'oerable nuisance 7hspeopis win expect H. Lets
have IL then, gentlemen Legisatoss Dout take II on,
In reporting bi discussing thcm and then adjourn e,v
Ing the whole matter just where you started with YOUR h
responsible rag money" from 90 cent up to dollar
noe' circulating as freely You say you can do
wise awsto remedy the evil. You have the psrtv ma.
'o'y 70 enact just such as you please. Why don't you
DO Let the committee Banks try It's hand again.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

rue uperl OF Mrs Lizzie Caske Buiioeh will tsk, n,...
fathsr John a. O'clock frum the residence Of her
'oen. u 8 NJ and Other family, INVITED to attend " ~
~ Dit q: H. nHAINEHD would inform The pohIio
~, Noe AZ ynehhag, January Both nm " hrn.
rr" ~hsn ,Ss GSAme Cores, Riehmoud will
iron February 9Th Saturday Peb,nstx i Hotel
20 II A. NJ and u p NJ Ny stay will be short ,bsrn,
nature Of h ms G DO. New York The
, NE eye stand. out promptly IuntenHean 70;
advice; ten oIlay, .th
sidered. - N'su' Ahe poor aVorabiy con
mas restored persons tn perfect sight In ea,es Of
by frm 10 eeond ~ o, from II weeks IS standing
Vi M ms "h discovery without cutting pain wash.
DI' Also, cured ya,io,.
A'Aea grades pain rom and
pes or loss Of sight from ~ No.
nave remained permanent present moment ~ WING"
abundant evidence Of the facts stated reference h.
au OF persons treated, published in ~. .,,
Many OF those seen al hs rom y.
eaeh day at which hours DIR. L. perform eI.
ehts on the worst cases that may pre,entea
o. see notice above for hours days Those W, do mn,
ja3i-f " Ns'sN' va" |"' 10 see htn az az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

I'd The New York Mirror, proposes All &C. for the
suppression OF drunkenness in that State II provides
that when any shall be found drunk it shall be the
duty Of the police officers such person and elan
him or her in some suitable place until sober and then
take the person before Justice of the Peace who shall
ascertain by oath or other satisfactory evidence by whom
the liquor was sold TO such drunken person. The party
convicted of furnishing the liquor shall be fined not less
than s9b nor more than 800. If the party fail to pay
the fine they shall be committed Jail there to remain un
til the fine is paid until the imprisonment shall be
equal 70 one day for every fly cents Of said fine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

~ If the Legislature could by any device, provide
against foreign shin ps,ers suggest an c1peden
by which it could speedily get rid OF those Of domestic
growth Instead OF the present; law, declaring in sub
stance such issues null and void give those notes dou.
BILE tho value upon their face. Authorize every holder
of them to go into Court and by motion and ten day !.
notice. to from the ssure. fUe. the amount pro-
missed to be p~id. We conceive that some provision
of this Sort would not only check future ss,es-bu. is
important for the protection of the people OF the State
When the time comes for these illegal issues TO dcpreci.
ate-Gnd the time must or latter the Door
people, in whose hands they will be- will be the chic,
suiferers They will be unable under the existing laws
10 enforce the payment Of cent. In this event. the
law will operate as shield and protection, the viola
tors OF the law Such be the intention of the Leg
stature To provide timely remedy, and at the same
time to arrest the further issue of illegal currency give
the redress proposed may be made to apply to notes
already in ezistenre-contrary to law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

"a Tho Washington correspondent of The Now York
1ouTndtof Co'"msTce Democratic paper which has
pouacd the cause Of the Nebraska Bill congratulated s
readers that this bill will "crush out" the coalition Of
the Democracy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
EICHMOND NARHETs Frnrr ANY Q

Tobacco-rNo change in prices since last, the new
crop Is coming N freely, in loose parcels aud sales oil
Tugs are "a i-2; aud leaf l.2 10 i.2 the sun.
ply Of old offerings IL limited, with good demand 70 all
medium qualities whilst the fine grades of manufacturing
are but little sought after We quote old Tugs at
oiS4 common leaf 81 good 10 II l.2; fine l2 a To-
WHEAT-The last accounts from Europe caused an
Red at 81 95 500"
HESTER WHITE Gam M.r.La..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
From the n. Y. Post.

The resolutions themselves feeble, cowardly at
tar-ndToot and crcuml ocutory, and probably only dim
y understood, or not understood at all, by of
those who voted tor them. They such resolutions
as Mr. Crushout Cushing-who has not particle Of pc.
he were again resident in Massachusetts, They care
fully avoid frank outspoken recommendation of the
sbrogation Of the Missouri Compromise. The Douslss
doctrine in these resolutions is diluted into the
dsh-water The cautious faint timorous style in which
they are drawn ups tacit acknowledgment Of tic pow
e OF public opinion arayed against the which
they seek to apologize
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

sB letter from New Orleans of date Jan. esh
i"e weather here Is very warm-uucomfor,,blr,
so with the windows OPEN" ''''''"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
HESTER & WHITE, Com. Merchants.
LYNCmBURG MAnKyr-y,a

..
ohlooo-t quantity coming in loose parcels IL ircrea.ing-
fcr pretty well sHgtsiEed quote from ~ 30 to
III IN LsAi from &c TO ! a.. Pair, To 10 $500
WHEAI-Market unsettled. White, Of 65: Red 81 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
IAH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Q, 1884.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

he Whig."
written both sides paper will not be published
This Is rule >ng standing ought to ALL and will
no case be departed from Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines are charged for Is advertisements.
~ Communications will be charged the advertise.
mcn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

- attention Is called to the large and imp rap ,,t
&c. to be made this morning at 10 ocoei pe,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
A WANING.

Delay not harbor not Ia mind that sentence OF fools,
io'oPhy that das will well Of itself tina, you can cure
u with certain medicines for few dollars Bouars no.
per with your general welfare.
We wild vicious youths why will We ns,,s, In
the Ghy nduseatng daily preferred thereby mpa
Ing your appetite and Digestion destroying you mentally
wen m physically when be doses OF
SAINT medicinesf
We rakes Of every condition why will v. nnc, and 70.
pine and drag out miserable existence untitled for the onto
mfsnd even ordinary Purs OF e7 You who are thus an
noyd and wish TO be restored TO health vgor By
At once pleasant and eestua should consult DIR MoRpfs MI
success In chronic diseases has greater that
physician OF his day Many who have boen for year.
with disease consequences resulting from have
restored TO health aud ygor under his really
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
IN WrnR-enelose hve dVlars-RddesS DR.. w. NJ HoRRIs
through the Post Office, Nashville Tenn and package msd
enes, securely put uP, will lie sent privately with dispatch
full directions herewith, and no questions deEsd.
Persons living distance, and nced sororula Old m
GERS letter. Cancers, Piles, P'.ua In Ano Gravel
Glee disease whatever Of aggravated or
character be cured a. home By consulting DR. MoRRs by
letter, post paid, enclosing re- Medicines pleasant and
SAFE can be seat mail TO Of the Uped States
Particular attention given TO the
whites ProlaP,us Uera FALLING Womb would do wei
% lay aside all false delIeaey fomp,y consult the
~ once oyer Insurance once, Cedar street, the Post
once. Room. No. H. up 'tsir,. ooqa-diy
ESAIHI FAIRIt-The Ladies Of 81, Peter. Coa,bolIc,
ConEegalop have the honor to inform their friends and
,hs,r Church. a, Ia Sayee Han l' city, MONDAY EVEN
week. 100 Wv
they have an elegant array Of beautiful and valuable ar
v h occasion % scnSue The audabs Object l
'o%hns worth possessing Tor s money return 'hy obtain
9S s iG @ S ssfo sp,I.pa,sd
reard appearanee but due eSeions will be bring IL
The dosn win be opened each evening o'clock Also du
Ticket the duration Of the Rair TO b. had
door, 20 cents. ~ " fss'dsi "'
meeting o. The Stockholders Of the Richmond and Char
atreet Hot
the sh day Of Pebruay CHARLES aooDALL was called a.
ed Secretaries 'PPV'"'
There being many OF the Stockholders absent In NJ,
e on ths weather. determined 10
meet today huf'da) At eleven o'clock &C. A. same place
uUOwN a. SHOOK,
OOMUkSSTON HRROIIdNTS Riebuo,J u,
dHTn personal attention TO sale Of FLOUR, GRAIN ToDac.
Our House charges drayage.
bhNUEL D. BROWN, JOHN m auooR
n'0-e6m ~ ''Voh'
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a mEETING at the store Of Messr, wo,d -
-. Ion o. Vie following preamble and retnnllnn - -

n - LETTING at the store Of Messrs Word y.,,,
ted w. we following preamble and reiouion was ad5p
We, the undersigned, boarders AZ the several ,,
M iee,hiy noticed an Advertisement OF The
sslys, ,h isi VIA, they have by combination b
asee " eNAet mt only Of Of ali ravsiIe,s
uho my .opAi their houses enormous and
some N ~ UPON me rates heretofore charged: and 1bs,s.
no Az o them, In belief have found h1u 80 100,
H. tsqti from their business; and whereas an
y nel'insnal 10 the prosperity Of he liz
Hon sy a shIea lhe said Ho.ei Keepers by ih coS
~ Nv prtD 70 eEAet ~ the community Al i,,,. ,,
oeitsnt prices Tor the recommendation ht these -.
,bs,,, ~ 70 Mge hotels now vacant and arc 70, ,"n w
uuIe. s meellnE condemns and cenSuyes ~. ,i. ana
ph,i o The Hotel Keepers therefore be ' "eUoh on the
.a..aa \, Hlse'nE adyourn till Thursday pyh H. o
70 meet AZ houson's Gallery No ito Hsin
tloD In the premises. MANY M '4u l NE proper
The adjourned meeting will take place A, above ,I ,,
jeet, are Invited. " =" '"'e'est IN The sub.
. ..ao. ,....,. MANY BOARDERs
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SlTocKs Fon sALE.-5. DO ollr D

i" y
5000 Do Alexandrfa
10000 Noftgaged Bonds, Va Tenp'see n po,s
5000 Exchange Bank Of virginia
1000 State Yirginia
10 Heaene"oug DAnVille, and Central Railroad stocfs
~ o. w. PURCELL co
EuEHY.-6 casts soper. london Emery war, ,,,s5 90
~ together With tln assortment Of Emery tiot N m @
eef, io'i 10 hand and Tor sale by o. j. sINTOy co
~ Hgn Of the Circular saw, u Main street
AAE BAGS Rio. Lagzirs and Java Cofse-For sale
= "' JAS WIN ZION
EDiIrth-41 bags, Tor sale BY
les DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
~AN1EOA small place In the country with a g,oyr a,
y. teeen ~ IN Henrico from miles from Rich.
e"d of uo cash viii be paid box SGT Posi- on.
- feT-dBt
fLsEr sNu' S bu'hcl, prime new Clover sesd In sioT.
fS EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
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nmOWN q sIInnIs

CHARLESTON MERCHANTS, Richmond Y,
personal attention TO sale Of VLoUR GRAIN TonAc
Our House charge, drayaEe.
SAMUEL D. BROWN, JOHN m suooR
hi0-e6m " W. e"VVh'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

NAnCE q GLASsELL, General Com mn Ion
~ mcrchamtsJ Now York, pay particular st,en,on
70 ihs sale o. FLOUR WHEAT coR and purchase ali Ar.
| 'oriptons Of Merchandise 10 order. Jaso-a.s'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

SToRAGE i-sroRAGEii-AI D. n BRIDaPoRp con
- WARTHousE, 20 and Water Streets on M
Having rented those large and oomodous wsrhouse bu INV
the late John FndeTs, and situated
receive Storage, flour, What
Ptdtocs Fdaer Lflr, HIy, ToJdoco IRON k1Gs Tc
fW We Will eject insurance most reasonable ts,ms
desired. @''' 'e'"s'
d. bHDoFoRp ROBERT RANKIN
aNO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

The Teneounter which took place Thursday evening the De-
POL LbertT, between Dr.. T. Bowyer
& we are happy to learn niaEy to neither party pistol
sho was simultaneously fred at short each The
pan from Dr. BoNyer passing through the oodr an inch or
ABOVE Tue head The difficulty learn,
caoy Adiused.-LyIchbHrg TTr1infIn FIJI g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09
Are AND VALUABLE HOOKS, Az;

SHEET BHAss.-A few pieces Extra thick Jus, tn hand
- hhi iOr safety O. ,. siGToH 4 co
Its Blgn OF the Circular paw Mate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-09

qe a dk1b REWARD.-The above reward Nil h. Sysn
fp ~ W. or CHARLk taken out Of n, STATE =, ~ n a.
taken IN the STATE and 10 the ~
ao slightly Inclined TO rctc about ave tst nine inches
Eh me last slime he was orotsg Mae, .I1.
mo Theehsd IN company With driving cattle lie
NAs hted 70 hes.rs H. T. D. Taiiarro last ysaT nnj ,sn
awaJ nbou re 18th October without cause or pIoyosson'
res LeHi' Hill, Richmond city, or ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-21
DIR TREATY WITH JAPNN.

Rumor and the newspapers haze mi7Ied the pnohc
little in regard To the negotiations 0t Conih"i"rt
Perry with the Emperor fJapan They authorized
the impression that were 10 enjoy drcct anu "h-
restricted commerce with the people o TINT empire NJ
two o tue principal ports. Ins;rad OF that /: appears
by the term. of the treaty. which We publish entire;
in this sheet, that all commerce Is 10 nc coc!en
through government agents appointed oT Iie f'H'9c
ror for the purpose, who, we presume, VIII net some
what in the capacity OF bro kcrs, and VIII" vii! be the
medium of communication between hc Traders ot the
two countries \ commerce with Japnn, even upon
such conditions, is doubtless very valuable, but will
be very far from producing such marvellous results
were promised by the hera,ls oi this treaty
There is another restriction upon our intercourse
with the island! which not anticipated, and whrh
will prcvcn. the people of either nation from uriui-
ring TINT intimate Knowledge OF the others ns:itu-
tons and habits which would be nj oncc cause am
Il cunscuuepce of an extended commerce. that IL, tn
provision that Americans sha not 90 more thnn seve
apnucsc miles into the interior. What that Gstanc.
il. prrisey does not appear but we presume the OBJ
icct il TO keep our people from becoming acquainted
with the interior confsurution and resources ot the
The treaty has been confirmed by the Senate, nnd
will therefore, be ratified probably within the mex
six mouths The port Of Smoda was opened on III,
Sd Of March last the port of Hakodsde will be opeu'
ed one japanese year from that dac.-lN. J. Eren-
mr. pos,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-21
TREASON RESPONDING TO TREASON.

Wien the avuya Of reasonable sentiment. is tole-
rated IN the American Senate, it is not surprising thai;
they are responded 10 nni appnuded i'll such nssem.
bac. rs meet together IN form coalitions TO resist the
constitution and laws Of the Union. The late ds-
graceful reputation Of his constitutional obligations
by Senator Sumner echoed and npplaudcd III the
late coalition convention which assembled at Jacks0n,
in Michigan. a, tll. convention Dr. Curtis spoke
us follows:
"If there was q slave in the room, and slave hum
ter came to claim him, he would advise him to arm
huscli; aud if q commissioner could be found Dase
enough to recognise the laws the United States anu
return slave lie would tell him to shoot Gown his
muster, aud then be prison in preference 70
southern plantation He occupied military Posl.''n
ana he would Ike to have slavecatchef coG IN, ~
Oakland county TO take away s!ave-be wouiu iihe
to have the military called out-the TENN lesIie;j t;j
for instance, to assist in sending back sesen
not kuop rtether they ropid take h'm 6acE or no..
The effec, of such reasonable sentlmen,s was 70
drive the honest whs portion Of the c9nvenIion out M
of the body, mud to leave un uunl1ed baud OF aDon
tion dsuuionists to plot their reasonable designs
Lse are the legitimate i1lits Of toieration OF mora
trsoson in brh places. Upon such offences commit
ted by men occupying elevated positions, the power
Of an indignant popular sentiment must DC eo1ce9 on zen.
tr,tcd until ournational councils are purged OF this
class of dangerous politicans.- Washington C"'oH.
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- ----'- 10

II is better tu select candidate within MS short
Il time of the election aS il cUrstcnt with proper
aud sGiiic"a, before the people. Ihr CLOSER
the election : M hant! when nominate, the better
we cnn iorccll the cxcnces o the canvass, and Sc
cct the Individual most adapted 10 meet them. We
cannot now even ioresce, certainly what adversary
we mdy have Ia encounter. The pat! which ut-
poses The Democracy is ever shifting lis appear
nnccS, and adopting cw positions aud new ualnts.-
al iiis very moment 1t Is supposed by many tn bc
undergoing uf lis occasional truusnu;htIUIs. We
may nominate man i'll October to oppose the old
Wig organization, and by March find the know
No;hngs Ia be- the only udvcrsarics i'll the field IL
i not III well to learn something Of the character and
resources uf TIE enemy whom are about to attack
before We appoint General to lead our ulny'
Circumstances arc frequently occurring which
change the relation of individuals to parties. The
political elements are pronounced ON a.! sides 10 be
Disturbed and unsettled 81 -uch juncturc, wcUr
peculiarly exposed 10 mistakes aud nsiurunes, by
making Il nomination SO long IL advance. One mt
orablr incident will illustrate the force "f t.s view
If the Democratic party i'll lSil had made al early
nomination, Martin Van Buren, nigh. have been our
standard bcurcr in tut contest That portion OF the
party who cui:rncd for Int nominations, Fortunate
~ prevailed. The Texas question was developed ii"
Ulc OF the issues uf the before tie COuNcu-
ton met, and .hc to whom many looked as
leader, found to he Il descrtcr From what hui
initiating disaster the Democratic purity then pre-
served, by refusing 10 permit the period between the
nomination and the election he unnecessarily pro-
iractch. That was tcarfu lesson. LIE: Us not Close
0Ir minds To liz moral y DEMOCRAl.