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SPRING MILLINERY
WILL be opened at Mrs. s. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock.
PARKER IS new Fancy store,
March 12-3t under National hotel
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

Whole number of representatives 23l.
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AmoyfCA, "A. u, IooI'
The Executive.
MnLAKD FnLaoRE, or N. T., PRESIDENT.
WlLL,Am X. KING, of Ala, Pres I OF the Senate,
The Cabinet.
Dss,sl WEBSTER, of Mass. Sec of State.
TaoaAs CoRw,N, of Ohio, Sec. of the Treas.
CaARLEs Nj. CosRAD, of La. Sec. of War.
WILLIAM A. CANAAN, of N. Sec. of the Navy.
A. III. II. STUART, of Va. Sec. of Interior.
NATHAN X. Hall, of N. Y. p. M. General.
JoHs j. CRITrENDES, Of Ky. Att. General
tn. L,J,csu.~
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Btg Men.-ln many foot tramp in Western
Virginia and Little Tennessee, we have had occa.
sion to remark the peigh of thu men ; but Cover.
nor Floyd, in Fourth of July zach he made at
Richmond. eclip'eo any thing We have there seen.
We quote:
The Governor said be did not rise to make a
speech. and weald not. There were members Of
the Convention there They could speak, with a
qn,zcai glance at two dis,ng shed members on his
right The time was when he was some punD.
hlns as stump speaker, but il had gone bv long
since. ne made no pretensions then. He would
conclude by telling them story of his becoming a
volunteer, and by offering sentiment. The story
was this: In the m0pniasn country where he came
from, when man pt seventy FIVE men together,
thsy were entitled to fiss, and were r,hwith or
ganized as rids company. Well, he took it into
ms head that he would like to belong to . ri6e
company He soon found the seventy, five mel D.
.hat being done, the election of officers was the
nfst step towards organization. One of the mem.
bers-big Aleck Miller, who weighed $50 pouods.
was three feet across the shoulders and a spsn BE-
tween the eyes-proposed that they should make
ne smallest man in the company captain. He
sGov: Floyd was at that time nineteen years old
weRhed one hundred and seventy pounds, and
5000 SIX feet in his stockings. They made him
caPsq,n. There were men in that company He
would now give them his sen,iment-a sentiment
that eprane from the battle Of Bunker Hill. from
heart:
By Gov. Foyd-The rights Of the States, and
the union of the States-to violate one or DESTROY
the other, is treason against human liberty.
The sentiment is good one, and we trust the
Governor will live and act up to il,
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a Season ''s Lapiand.-The quickness of v.o..
tation In hot and cold climates is 10 as,on;sh;ns se-
to be perfectly unaccountabIe. were W. ~. =. as
y to most exalted wisdom. The follou;r, i;.eI !.
oa'endar ~ OF Siberian or Lapland wear:
a 'Tne 20, Snow melts !; July l, Snow gona J,,,
y, Fields quite green; July H. Plants a. fnII G
g,o~'h e;ns sn1y g Plant: in Hover Aug 2, Fru;.
Snow From A. Ansn., rlsa.. :ssd ,hs. seed Aug
Thus il appears that from their ir.s smarac ;cs
rom the ground to the ripenng of their sseds .hs
plants tate but month and spring, sumner anJ srd
autumn are crowded into the short snace If I, a.,
six days. (Studies Of Mature 't'Se " MY
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NEW ORLEANS POsT-OFFICE.

en- AhaASueidENT. Fom Juns II to October 1851.
office Weekdays. from = A. n. until 9 r. NJ ;
Sundays snd Hoyday', from unit II a. NJ.
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An Iacidsnt at das Worlds Fair.--We read the
following incident from that hive of industry with

-''~'>-~s~ -
following incident from that hive Of industry with
pleasure
r Quite rich scene took place last week at the
n,i ,.'a,i, ne Queen gave out on Friday that size
wool1 visit the Fair the next morning al 9 9o'cleck
attended BY her ladies and gentlemen in waiting,
inspect each department perso rally, and to re.
ce.ve information from those severaliy in charge ;
consequently there Mas quite gathering Of noble
Gn. ana cusens % from the West End After tine the
Sueen ad!sed a. the beautiful fancy soap stand
from rha9elphIa, at each great corner Of which
stand .a In bold relief the buss Of washington and
Taylor; with sninsoriplion on the head Of each.
viz: IAis is all solid soap" - o'-' ~"
The Queen seemed 10 doubt the fact. and and.
denly taking gold pin from her dress, was abont
testing tas truih Of il. BY running the pin into the
head Of Washington. when the Philadei phian. Ia.
ing her object, placed his hand between The Din
an and the bust. and with gravity and po,eness Of
ms body. observed, It is the bust Of Washinrton
your Majesty. Quick as thought Prince Albert
sag, with smile, to the Interested Queen, "t Il
only royai'y picking at liberty" The next morn.
box Of Philadelphia soap. - - - - :
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UnSundoY the Car leave every hour,
An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chnrtres stvaet sv.,v
Qunyter Of an hour fos the Depot, = ''s's
Hosse Car win leave the city depot every mo.uins
A. 0A0,c0ck, Tor the convenience of fishing paYties
mhl7 II 8t2p ]. w, SMITH Snnsr,rtend.~t
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Confab Of a Reporter NTH Majeay.Erhs anu.
sing sketches of French reporters al the Worlds
Fair are just now the topic of considerable remark
in literary journals. Their vivacity and impu.
dence astonish their graver brethren of the Eng.
lish press. In recent letter by Jules Lscomte.
one of the witiest of the craft we find sketch Of
confab with the Queen and Prince Albert, which
is SO amusing that translate it for the benefit of
our readers:
One day last week." he says, al went to the
exposition very early in the morning, for the pur-
pose of examining some machinery before the a..
rival OF the crowd. i was engaged 10 sort of
narrow lane, between divers hydraulic machines,
when suddenly the Queen and the Prince turned
the corner. ! thus found myself face to face with
the royal pair, note. book In hand, taken Rap,ante
dslicio, in the act of observation. The Queen
spoke in a low voice to Prince Albert II looked at
her. without dif6dence, giving full satisfaction to
curiosity poorly contsnted at the theatre. Sud-
denly voice said to me: -4
Monsieur is French!"
Yes, madam"
Monsieur takes notes!'
Yes, madam"
For some journal, perhaps 3"
For the Independence Beige, your Majesty"
At this declaration, the Queen and Prince, look.
ing at each other, exchanged no, ho!-after
which her Majesty deigned TO say:
We hope that you will be favorable % (The
last word was pronounced with an English accen,,
which contrased strongly with the perfectly ench
articulation Of the rest) :,
replied. '"'''
The Queen smiled and slightly bowed. Prince
Albert raised his hat, and they turned toward the
demonstratof Of a hydraulic machine, who awaited
their advance with smiling anxiety.
lAbout the richest-say rather the most impu.
dent-reportef's story, we have heard or read.
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iN.=9 PHILADELPHIA
ana TRUNK w~v,

g RoBB & co. No. 60 Gravief street, are con.
CA EnsIand new Goods II theirlins, fsx31 1lW
Jheisst2ck eompnsss sADDLeHr u H.
HARDwAREs hARNRes, LRATHa 4, MATRRiALi
ssc.s lHmA RuDusR 0ooDs. TRAvELiNa and RACEIna
TRUNKS, etc. etc.
lao-A fine assoetmsnt Of BUyvALo RovIs.
II Planters and Heassu ase invited 10 CALI iaQ
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HAKEsPEAR IRONFOuMDRF.
20e Girod Strsst, Nese Ortsans.

WHEEEEK, GEDDES q Co, would res
S'1 " Sessass 80 "a sas s
and saw NH b ACiiINERY and a. RzlIRoxb WOW.
such as Tnm Tsbe Stay Plates. Swtshes, Cha. ese,
the shosteet nQtice and the moss approved system.
Hayins La,hes Of fvsrous ses y TIM snd
bore !ros and Hrsn wosk 9f d ness sii linda p
CIs,s Bsss s,9s fsfy Iron Sh.!,sn sl6 boan, QslG
GiieFs Stove Plates. vsn,latom. 6ah Wesht, sa. viii
meet with prDmpt attention. :
The Blacksmith Dspartment ttad uptp uahje vorhau
to execute any oIdess that may be received. :
Ordsn from fsan4atSns puseesalv aatmasd to,I which
WHEsEEhhENRs,, EsEEhhENRs,, GsEEDDEs Z oQ. Msy3as.s..s. La.
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q !a.l neasleg and N Manufactnssr Of CABfNET
FuRNtTURE. auch - 60TAs, BRpsTlADs, 80
X7 es.ss. Ms,bs Top Sidse eossds; u
Centss, Card and W0sk Tahlss; N156Ie
rcp Dsreaus and SNaSh StsSds; iookGs
SIss.:s "a AMch!oE3ny I! Wsnss Cass ssd Wed ~ Ghals:
.nd bsidng Of ~ tnds This si0ck Il is
esst naferts, and ths puelc aid sxsmine
&c AZ Furniture packed and nsds isady fs s1ppi.s.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-24

Extracts from Col. JQhnson's CiycuZar of Iso5
The great constitutional question: as TO he noy,e-
OF the Gov ernment, in relation to Internal Jnlrn,
ment, has been settled" I'M ioFe-
"Ihe connection OF the Eastern and Western wa
tiers by the way Of the Potomac and the Mononaabe-
Ia mas been pronounced, examination to be nrsct;
GABLE at an expense not exceeding five and half nail
ion OF dollars. The celebrity of this connection as a
igameht TO olnd the Union, to increase Commerce and
trade, and promote social intercourse need at present no
comment IL tcW be I'LL important TO this distyict II
IS que tomyselt to say that have Interested and ao
qualhted myself with this subject have had full nd tree
CONVERSATIONS with the principal men of the 90 yern
Inent andhave agreedto accompany the Engine sney+
summer IN exploring the Cheat route which l nm
friendly to, and shall use all proper means conistsnt
with national good to have the location made Of tbat
route hare, 6y conversation and erpQ1qti0u ootI
MtngS IN Snct trdl1l that soon as the neonf 70;
ding IN the South part of the district will aorf on
route mere Is tair prospect Of obtaining the ,oro,
age OF me gorernment, to great road tbronah his
quarter to the Oho,'' 7' 'iiis
believing 1t right to encourage home i2ld,stru to
De independent OF foreign nations to ENCOURAGE an
-int9f,dh SYSTEM l gave my support to the ToyiA in
othtr words, 10 INFANT STRUGGLING MANrFAcT6RJFs
ana am happy to say, the result is proving he co.
RICHNESS OF The measure. Manufacturing establish
Lnents are Swinging up and the produce Of farm
is hnding demand IN home n1qg1tet''
, III IS known that Mr.. Clay was NV first ctoio.
ont when was satisfied that Gen Jackson was ne
choIee OF the people, felt il ma dutu as faiIbfni
PnoIc servant, 10 vote corr espondIngly MIR Adams
is knownto be deserving of the high Office couIsrred
on him. and will no doubt do honor TO the Stallion
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THE DAILY TIMES.

1:coted to insert that provision in the new CoTst
tuition which specially prohiousfmanclpation. stated
eHplessy' that, IN my opinion, eUen tcithom such n
EMANCIPATE. W H'ehA ~
u AM sLAvEHoLDER MYSELF TO A CONSIDERABLY
AMoTTr, ana I'VE IN The largest slavehoId county Of
10 ALL AND EVERY SCHEME, STATE or
FEDERAL, CALCULATED TO AFFECT THE
VALVE We I5It Or SLAVE PROPERTY, AS ANY MAN
IN THE COMMONWEALTH -'i1A
"GEORGE w. SUMMERS ;,
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ne greatest activity prevails at ute sent pnon ,bo
h ne OF the Baltimore and Ohio road500O "barer e
Rslng employed in pushing the work o. The Chef
Kept as to the period fixed for the opening Of bs a De
Inc Ahgwood Tunnel, nearly mile in lenat ~
RAP bea d aavaneg to completion. Only $50 feet Of
Will be seen from one end to the other Of his
work Paramount on the Monongahela river viii hs
reached on the LIST of May aud daily train of care u
ex'ehoeu 10 mat point also Immediately thereai-
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DECEMBER ELECTT0NS

lhe amended Constitution having been ratified h
the votes OF large majority OF the people. the Cow
rra0r Will ociay proclaim the fact, and an election
Or. DECEMBER NEXT, of GOVEP N6p
L II, ! ANT GOVERNOR and ATTORNEY
GENERAL, and OF members OF the SENATE Avn
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. All persons qualified aceord
ing TO the following provisions OF the new Constit,,
tion and no others, will be entitled to vote in th;s
eiecuo9; and 1t VIII vacae the seats of the members
OF the General Assembly elected in October. 10
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CITY TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars for Fredericksburg, Washington, &C.,
daily at half past o'clock, A. NJ:
Southern Cars for Petersburg Weldon &c, daily at
half past o'clock, P. M.
Central Cars, for Charlottesville, Staunton, Springs,
&c, or I.ynchburg, daily, at o'clock, A. M.
Petersburg Accommodation lraln TUESDAYS. J. hurs-
DAYS and Saturdays at half past o'clock, A. vi.
Danvilie Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmvlle,
Lynchburg, &c, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at O'Clock, A. M and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past o'clock T. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck) Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past O'clock A; NJ
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 5
Lvnchburg Canal Packet, daily, except Sunday, at
6 o'clock, P. NJ.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acqua Creek fredericksburg,
&c. daily, at o'clock, P. M
Southern Cars from Weldon, Petersburg, &C., daily,
at half past o'clock, A. M.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C.,
daily at half past I O'Clock, P. M
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at o'clock, F. M.
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the Appomattox
M and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at St
P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat lat Rocketts0 Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at Al P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port w athall,
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, at d ?. M.
Packets from Lynchburg daily, except Mondays, at
2o'clock,P p. NJ
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AMERICAN WINE.-A letter from Cjno',no.; ...

"a w INE'-A letter from Cincinnati save.
nave Just returned from visit to one of N, LONG
sparkling Caawba, and about 40 600 gallons ~ ol
n casks varying from 40 to 5000 gallons in each hne
Inns cellar is 1870 feet long, 40 feet vide and a. aer
weep, any IS the intention OF the err to Increase
II 10 oouole this sZe during the coming spunq Re-
sloe hir. Longworth there many oher nelson's IN
CINCINNATI and the neghborhood engaged n:the cnIti
vatIon OF Inc grape, and it s supposed that not lass
Caawba grape is, believe, much pre- arlsd to us
otner variety tor vine and invariably rpens beer than