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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-19
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D' ,''e ~. nv hpr,r. lalJ ,t1--|p
l' r'.rj 'ts -'cross %. rl,sststa Aot ..s.a.
81 -. I'di 80 ti.s hrs'a earn 4. ...-..t,i tie
W surHctfs cf hsrt1"s, $50 'rs, ,ts htsA
Iva. i't-, thi' tse h'1f' ri 'a, t.it,, l,s,.d
TIE fpu, svws g lH'ousurs. a,rt,.c a,i fast
ia'' a Adr.i0 ~ ,t- fa!u,r 20 l,..., a7.i
y j,rs 9. ,el. 81 ,'rras W. ,lt'',..,..,e
H.i f-' are u' VISIONS ah 0.i. and 't,,rr
ihr h"rnr of r"t Ath-f shf] n,.ct -v, .uevri
(" 81 ssoot i.ltir ra' rr pepa., vt -a4t..
'ot cu lhSs "' rs" b., ny aes't - H.ly f,ooJrts
I ~ ssfal ,a IA -r.urs ana q ,t.t ,i,ars
" 4r'r r''''' go beauties s~t-i ssp.s e-fe
ih' trees '"d th- were oiihti g,sass.t 't.f
>"-' d .tt.lsd sel 4,s.i,hs.is, urc, ,ttsHs IA %
hh ''F ' NV v"n'ae. ws-t-'stt 1,d roa,r
w h''' '"''~ ~fh '.piu's 1t Ne dear rane o. ha,r.
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TtIt III RT.

Oh could vou toad ;h" human hc'ti,
u stang ~, sirrrHa. d,p'1- rtr'Htr,
Nhnt tun.n" can t,li "r pen uipitl.
Ihc Z, Aoess Of hs hidden ,or.-
~,ir from the ~o'li di.,1nstiu, eve,
What Gn"p ana burning feelings play,
Nu.rh en- ,'rrn reason paNct def.
Add ~,af lie SAINTS 81 i'c aN7y
fHuk tai beneath .nrhng brow,
= slpI,. fiud ,o,nus hcNit
frr wits bright glow, and tr0sou ,l"w,
Too pilrn ldc caukcr IA. daii
To" hfd with hrui~rd aud broken wing,
ON tfios lu tu'uui ibc ait ats.u,
ANON ts mates g. rhti, s'ng
~ lat m"!1diiIs G,~t S'ttn.
The ire TINT irsii, flushing ",c.
Mn %, burning bear: hr '-i.
Nhl.p 10 ~ altHi IA yrsru. "a dr'.
t!l," y"' tn pleasure Il seems wed
Oh, d. mo- h'r'h v lul,c ia" h"art
.hpnch cold and Y, at 1t srrul. Ia be-.
N"r rilc'y seek the s"t to part
That b ,!rs n,d'. deep Mystery
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-19
\ Joker SERVED Ot'I.

a Nr. d, "a ii" '"wn o.
W. - ,li~ ~ tr. wa. applied To
Il, IA lri..mr,p or. the loan of MS yIn
'"ra day. !'a' wa- unacqlaIul"l wIJh
A. u'", r1'l inquired "' 'r. -. how 10
'otlit. y. >nppo,ju" that he wa. qpil-
1tn9. SAL. tia Ir general, pat ia A.
H"'' ara 5'"' o' p,wIsr onI Sho. al ..
Jc't'r' Ih' lr-hnaI took III gun
apd ar',A 'or lur field when he was
c!rvrrlv "ul Of ,'ohr h" commrucod
"har4'm. III @in BY the powers. an.
! p'iN til" nan r'.al hod~ ram" u ,,inv
VA hl> ~n.,pu; q h'r.nrt;rd IlIr con.
tents OF hl> puw'!"r flask latu ia. bar.
rel. u" found un putin. down the
ramrod the '.wo feet, were comm.
short. Next he cmIHird hi, ,hoi-peuch
nlo the barrel. and found tIa, all hi>
ammunition only made Il FOO, and half
OF load altogether. ~ luck wou}H have
1t. Pat did not meet anything in the
shape OF lawful gam" 10 empty At 50
he brought up at Mr.. D. with the gun
IN prime condition. No question. be-
in. asked honest Pat respecting III,
IncE' the gun was laid aside anl forgot,
ten.
y lew days after ID, bad occasion TO
use his g'ln; b'al@ ia haste, he Glanced
al The lock, AMI s'-in4 tia, it va, cap.
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A'''"N.r
The lad, be,an hy cxpr,.,i,, L.,
,ii4. ac,inn t,,,. Jc ,,., -
man. at ,br ambassador, l,u.. ,h,
otcnns. who wn. c,ovi,., .,.,,;.a,n,,
icnrc, tc her hear, ,,, a..
{, ..wnn,l conf, ,.. ,,.,
''hh'Y' Whrn thj4 passa .e was rr.ri
the yonHe Herr Ven Nr,ling remarked
, mat She began to ,'inh The German;
'h" could not have hro.t,l, su.i ,
"S,; p'' " ! rance
,.ui. ''''''''d Young l'ci. ~
,bev a.. =, '',, w "' '''' '"."'. "h'"
~. and ,,;, ''!"'h''d "n''
,,o, ,La r.o ~ "u" ""f I''"fa'"e,
( N.,, we "''"n'r 'IuC a.
,r,,.,tn.. '',',''''H 'I'.H '"''' d.horcnt
- Wv, w. !, 'N'u'' remand one
=, - ",'' =" w. WI" hht".'n,,'G
,to i.,,r," ''''''' 10 '''' d"''''r' ia
..,.In
,.,,,..,,,,t.,..,. wa u'' ''"'
L,.l ,.., .,n,,I. ,'' ','"'" 60, SHP'>
4 Lc, o,,.,,,.,. "'''n| an
i.,,non, '"' II VIZ" '''S"''d aston
.,
/ Tii> youn.. Imnr,u,n. ,lt.w ,.
scarcclY uttered these wnr,,, uh,, H..
I'"''''"i, Growing lnic ~ death, let the
NV. 'a'' 10 W. GruHui.
" h'''N'r Is 'hc matter with you:"
cNrltinc AL.
The uroc.,.or .c,,,d l:,,.l,
easy rhlir. and rnl,,,nr,,..,
un.. himself .,iJ IN , ,c.,,
mo;ion.-- VI -
.,ua -
mo ,.i,.n, ",' w. ''''''"'' W." "c"r
"'''' ""c ''''' "hli hul-
l.. ..'','. y '"""r'i' '''i' l'Inshty
=, ''', "'I'''r"''ns her
;,,. '" "','" "' my 'alnoh"
'"' ,"' ."'c" {" h'r-,ili,in.
""'-''c" >hnll. that.
,,.,If, ''''' ''e h''5't lie IN.
.L,, ...,',,.I ,1, '"'''hcr Hh"
if !. ,,..,,,lo r.. -, =. y' S''' s"f
,I,.., ''' Wv = ''"'chwomah /"
,n ~ '"'i'oAs,"'' Tor hc"
~ ~ '"o presumption sc'iisI'-
r. L.r ,a,:. ',1''''o'o" i"hc's"s
., " ''i|t's
""' ~ , '"' '"" 'l''' ''''T 'caninlons lc..
+ 49, Ju;' ''''' ''' ourselves ms vulgar
m "''l'G ',,.' ''"'''.1, r ~ would nave been i'm
. '",o n' w" '''y '"'' '''t 'rrnaa
i. w. ",,I ~, '""' "'''v'' 10 some open enc
~! ""''' NV "''"',' I" h"'hb'" 10 I'll"
, 'n.,,", '.',' '' "o''' III ''" com
4 ,I.,;r.,;o, c. ,'''' ~" ,"""h'.
''''''' "'1 ''''''' fFchch lhrIoc.;
) 'I'o .' ''""'"H ~ NY g"'h nature,
=. 1o"' l'''' "'',' ',"'"' ana here.
, -, ''y .? A'' SHOWS hcTsel' not
h. ". r",,u', an" r "'s. '". '"', 81" ''yS' o"-
4 w. Wv ,''','' oo"'l "''''r |" 'uth pro-
''"',C ,'"P''''y altogether 'inc4am-
. l'''. '''' 40 !'n say to 1t
:, n'' "o'' ''"'',o' L"'h took The let
=, W. :" W." WV" ','"''''@' q ana 'cr'-
''' III" "''"'''' ''h'' ana when all
/ w o'''' '','' ''Al 'hi' "Don'nali"n
, ''' ''"'''! "''" '''' " lhcl' fc'efed
'''I'' '', '''',''''' ''''''''' anu PATHETIC
, "''''''''''""' " ""''" every on" SO
~ a''' ',' - az 'nS'' Pf"iHr'd an
-. sono,I;nC, " ILL., I,.''"''',"s. ',';', soon
. .,or.l U'. ,r,c.'.nr ~ I',I w., Wv o. ""' ''-
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az. '''''' ',''"H'hS ''c i"'r ~ t'F'lhi0
'''''''"' ~ .''c turning III" E'y through a
'pAce sufficient to obtain accc's TO Tie c.-
'i"''ai "oikS 'i the i'cN' hithe' o']r'' Is
''''c '''hl'.'cly rn''falcd hy The s'mldt va
ration IN vac KEY winch W. nave mentioned
s"'ce 'h' only rh'at winch the hutg'ar can
pro iu'n on II iN TO turn f"nn' ''' revolving
'h'- Ih' lh'rnnni, IKE the t,.t. l. sim
P''' blE"ly lnS .n'ol,, and worthy Of >crions
attention.
Gn,,r F,uly Nr,t.>. -r,cL;,, po
Camp. Of Bu,lcr couuty Ohio wL, La. ro.
sided on the sa,nc farm for - wears Invited
all his descendant, "a dino ,s;,b Vim, -,
Wednesday. The l,rccr mart oe t.,, wo,n
present and pa,,.,ok Of ;, .,,ur. uou. f,r,,o,.'. -.
dinner. For wan, # Lo,,n r,o,r ,n a,,or
wa, erected in ,h,. ward ,li,ccn, In ,Lc Lnn.,
and tables prep,,cl r,r /, 10 occo.i,n Tho
old gentlemen o. wears ,f o,, ,,1 n.
fpr mare ,j,,,. IN T..,r. -,
the head If The ,all, Thon acrn .,,r,n,nI
in order II rlIlIrrn - GRAND .h;Ilr,, -.
crcal rr,nl.rh;llrnu onl ia who L.,l;n,--.
married with fine r,,,;,y ---n,,l,;,,r ,Gn. 20
were dead or aisont The rl;I'1r.n e ,l,o
Patriarch woro l. in onn,hor ~. H. .,n.
and :, I,nqL,.,. I'm. J;.l -, IN ,,.
Ola. tao n,hrr IL Iiyr1 Ia L., hr,J. -, t'n,-
ilie.. . Of whom have ,ince l,cI T,n II
S','. ~" H,h! are an ihdn.'r'on enter
!''''"9 '''''''''ic@' VIZ . nri'N''yerS = ear
pointers S'Hhccuccr. | miiIwright. Nlnc
Sri, y, are fc''"tp'' OF 'inc'nn'f'' amt 'e'erai
vi 'n'''' h'.' '''h ltai'hS men "i then d'-
'''''"c'''' @ ."F more 'nan twenty year lh!F'
, ,'''' 'i, "' '','rt'rn 'hil,F'h arc active mem
oerS o' ,n ,n' 1''h'i,.'' hal'i''. or fFesby'
'fr'a'i ! o'"'ef'---' '''''"""t ""'cHe.
Tie UoriJs Uon,for.--Eor ,ho f,llo,y-
ing remarkable story. we are inlcb,cj ,o
the Milwaukee Advertiser uf III" ION
Mrs. PHELPS wife ofCol 4 p pbcIn.
If Oak Grove, died in \nous, If ,Si- ''rpj
was buried in the ward Of hcr sor =, O,L
Grove. Dolgc conutv
Subsequently, Cni phcIns L,y;,c ,,l,,
un his r,.iIcnc. ., Horl;r -, ,bo ~ r;ror
desired to move N. L,ly anil !, w,. r,;n'
TERED for that r,rno.c Tbo ,r,yo haJ
been ,)nc unusu,llv w;1, ,rl nl,nl la;I
across the same Inst nboyr tho rnr;u -
prcycu, the dirt (y.m nrcs.io, rnon II
The lolv had b,nn hur;ad tbrn. ,.,,r.
seven months AMI eleven days, at the ;lmo
OF the diSln'ermcn'. Onrcachng the grave,
'i'c c'I.'h' "''',h was fliue oi PM ahi en-
closed N an OAK box, was found very heavy,
20 as TO require the strength Of five men,
with some Iit'IpultE. To n In hrntr-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-19

/ .,, ~ '1''" .@'' ava win '"lfaM
I"'' HAe NHI'' the W"rE y Me
,.'f %"i fr'p"",y written by the in>pifa-
non Vi 'h' ii'i{ SF"i' q ''i, unler the
'''",''F o' 'h''oh' or 'ic weary sufferer who
j. 20 "t!h1 '"c ""r "Gi" OF ih" hidden co~-
i"' 20 ',i''h i'a'. Nhe also comes nn-
"of 'hc i'S'h o' tie woman clothed with The
sum- anu l''!'"hg "h' the seven churches of
'','' az. h'v' III -ni and 81 chapters
A''. 0pa"'dInS' GA all 'nlyoc'% hut pro
P"t>y' was sane. >be ''n'erSei fiucn'Iy,
'''' 'pl"a''H wei informed tut upon the
S''J '"' "c' r'"pn''y' she w's wi!d aud
'''''''''I I''' H"' j. "'"u' h''y-h'' years OF
~ "t,' '"e .'eS'i'' 'o"i !, connected with
n. n- p''j''''''''' "l "'' WON III hr'hna''.--
'"''w '"''
\ Frurn Rr,ral.u. T.r G,.,.,...,,,.
Reporter state. that ,o.n,I.,., n ella.
place. few ily> .:ncp whist, r,,.;p,r h..
accidentally an,nia'cl enc or hi. fro,.
the host iiasrr was no, fnunl for nr,rI, ,,,
hunr. wAcn il WAS .k,,lfnuy uu;,od v.;,I
the stump by DR.. SNYDER Of t,,o-..o.,wn
and is now rapidly ncaline'np
r,,, -, >,
u,o . w. ''' - ''>''--- among
'nc man! ih''rc''ht tn 'ii'n'' 2,-"rU"d
''h "a. "lrn'at % h'I':I'"n m. the cap
IA a. t, ''''.!''".' ~ "'' i"1''''' III
,'.I wy ','''" j" "a e. "'p"''v''F fe''n'
I''','''' = '''' '''' ''II' curious
\ ''" years '!' 'Wn Oh! arlHa.h'an"'+
'"',''o'' 10 meet al" iAlI M" conversation
,a"c' 'lr"r "ce on ne bank "t Mu'r
,'''' h''r 'he HP' "."ir ihc .h.isan, tnr!
'' ''e >'rchh "t' thcIr c"p'tya~, on th.;.
va, " ''u'tA "lc', ihrnt 'h' co"rrt-
ia'''n' one o' u''M' '"l,it i'>i'es-'y br.'n+
''e EARN al t''c roots OF ihr tree, tHfc" o'i.
c!i'u'ir substance winch, Wbrn the On
''Si'S art wa, removed, proved t. hc Il
sa''.''e goid ring oi antique workmanship
ai'nu> Wcic tb1 SP'cuL'ti1h>. oi r"ui~".
"hich TOOK place between the two friends
-.SPee'ing the Original ownership .nd loss
q th' ring; bat nothing was asccrtaincd
,Dont I, I'll some mouths afterwards, when
."c "i'def maze Il Journey 10 ouc ot The obi
owns near the ,raboard, ilom which some
q tie early settlers o. Koyaton had cmigrl-
yea. Here, calling on family with whom
!'e had some business, ii the dusk Of the
tvcn'ns' ana something in the cour,r Of tn
plirI, he hal on II. rI,or bc r.,"t,I ',i,' n-''
singular Incl len, Of hi, Gnliu, il under \
tree ON Wli,e River in N.r,r,n. ,,lrr mn
I'D lady Of nearly ninety wears who hal
been sitting in silence in AN ol,,r,ro Garner
If the room. sprmc up. auI comm, f.,
yarl, realcstri him tn ,r,l tb,t .,or, .,o,;,,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-19

" Puleyeu iHc . sohaut tlAe Hip
po'irome VI Pam, ascend.d on hor.e-
back iro'p llayre, ~ tie leigh, VI LLgss
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-19

ADyLE-lly pr.Ag, :oUA per.!y Of
character, a. tLe. page.i Sa'rr flows
ifvE! IL. Lsrdes, vi.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03
OHIO.

In what we sa d yesterday upon the resolutions
adopted by the Legislature of Ohio against the
Fugitive law, we omitted 10 state that the Iegisa-
ture did not, reported, pass a bill for the pur-
pose of nullifying the law. Such bill was pro-
posed but it did not receive the sanction Of either
House The difference is mpol anti for the reso-
lutons are to be regarded as a mere trick to make
political capital with the Free Soilers whilst a
positive enactment would have erected pracii-
cal machinery of judicial proceeding to rend er
the law OF Congress nugatoiy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

PHILOSOPHY OF ANDRETH'S VEGE-
TABLE PlLLS.-When the t.eory of the crcula-
ton OF the blood was established, the springs of
vitality were then partially exposed to view. We
saw and understood that the food we eat was con-
verted into blood which repaired the waste O. the ami
NAL machine; the food is fuel, which keeps at life
heat the internal fires that and invigorate the
inner man. The blood is an electric fluid which car
ries this heat to every ramficaton othe body even to
the extremites off the hair and horny nail While the
blood is thus the seat OF life. it is also the OF dis
ease Food gives the body strength; Brandreths Pills
give blood the necessary power to throw out from itself
all impurities thus rendering the stream of life pure and
healthy. IL men were more sincere, there would
be fewer religious creeds; and if they kept closer to
natures laws in the management of their bodies they
would require little medicine. As men grow more in
tegent they will become wiser aud HAPPIER even now,
their isdom is proved by the fact that when sickness
assas them they use Brandretis Vegetable Universal
Fills, which soon restores them to health.
They are peculiarly adapted to this climate, and
qure no extra care when they used either in diet
clothing They should be always in the house. SO that
upon the first indication Of sickness they may be used
One dose in the beginning, is poteHt for good than
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system In
colds, coughs, asthma, rheumatism costvcness, evers
and IN all acute, heavy or deepseaed pains their effects
will be found beyond all praise. Three five will ac
like charm, often curing dangerous malady at once
saving months OF sickness aud the evils thereto attend
ing Remember, Brandreth's Pills are known and
fully tested medicine, that used by hundreds OF
thousands in this country, and throughout the civilized
world They are quietly supercedng all other medi-
clnes lhey take out only that from the blood which
is the cause OF weakness and pain, leaving health and
strength they produce healthy sleep night and an
appetite that reshes all kinds of food Sold at Dr.
BRANDRETn's principal office, PAL Broadway and at his
retail offices, 24 Bowery, and 24l Hudson street, New
York and by one agent in every place Of Importance
throughout the world, who has certificate with fac.
sme Of the labels the genuine boxes which the pur-
chaser should be careful to compare
M. BRANCH Richmond Va
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters be supplied at New
York prlces dc 80
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03
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Vie DNllrilLe SNbScripliOn.

4 nc lI(I3IJ15I3 . UVSCT IJlFJJN.
The necessary authority having been granted
by the Legislature, a vote of the citizens will
doubtless be taken on the important question of
the proposed subscription for the heavy rail on
the DanviIle road. Inasmuch as popular vote
must soon be taken to decide whether the law
amending the city charter shall be accepted it is
suggested that that occasion will be Il fit one for
ascertaining also the sense of the voters in regard
to the subscription. The Council, we presume,
will fix a day earlier than the 2Sth inst, when,
without previous action on the part of the city,
the contracts for the light rail will be actually
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03
THEnUMAN HAIR-Ladies and gentlemen low

THEHuMAN HAlR-Ladies and gentlemen now
days cannot complete their Toilet without FLETcu
ER flAR IONIC The merits OF this article sprea-
Ding lar and wide. yet no than actually deser-
we'd friend who has tried this celebrated compound
informs US that II has most wonderful effect in des-
troying dandruii' soliciting and beautiying the hair
etc
Manufactured and for sale, by VIM. Fletcher, Ameri-
can Hotel also to be had Of The following agents Alex
Dnval, X X. Duval and W Ii. Seabrook, Druggists
Main street. and II. ]. Miller, IFS Broad sheet.
rice ~ cenls. my
fNIDER VINEGAR.-20 bills in store and far
~ sale by JNO. WOMBLE e. CO y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.--Ths
great company whose annual supply of coal is so
essential to our steamboat interest, give employ to
over five thousand men. They have five hun
dred and fifty boats. Every boat employs four
and some five persons, including the captain
The force, together with miners, engineers, me
chanics, drivers, attendants on the locks, &C.,
compose an army of five thousand five hundred
men. The whole number of boats on the Canal
amounts to one thousand and fifty.
N. Y. ErpresS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03
The Council then adjourned.

TREASURE TRovE.-Whilst the city hands were en-
gagged Tuesday evening in digging foundation for The
house to be erected for the accommodation of their
overseer, in the neighborhood Of the City Jail one Of
them across the remains of human skeleton and
in digging little deeper, threw up handful of silver
coin, OF an ancient date. careful examination of the
locality rewarded the labouers for their troubIeabout
ten dollars being found consisting Of American ha II
dollars and English shilling pieces The circumstance
offindng human skeleton and silver coin in close prox
unity might be suggestive ofhorribe uspicons, ordinar
ly; but credby informed that the lot which
the oversees house is to be built formerly used as
buying ground for coloued people, all horrible sus-
pcions OF wiliu murder, tou play &c. at once vanish
The coin was probably buried with the subject
half century ago.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

SPECIE IN THE New ORLEANS BANKs.-Upon
a careful inquiry into the quantity OF specie held
by our banks (says the New Orleans Plcayune)
we find they have on hand over eight millions
and half This is the largest amount ever ac-
cumulated at one time in the vaults of our banking
institutions. This heavy amount cannot fail to
have salutary influence upon the finances and
commerce Of the city, and under the discreet man.
agement of the boards of directors, can be made
extremely useful
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

The adnlleraon of coffee is attracting great
attention in the British Parliament and press
Meetings are held on the subject in London and
the 'Iimes" says, "a sample of stuff was produced
at the meeting consisting Of burnt peas, dog bis
chit, powdered earth and other materials toohor-
rid to mention. The decline in the consumption
had materially increased, and the only remedy ap-
peared to be to allow its free mportat on as the ar
tcles OF adalteration which formed the greater
part OF the compound were not subject TO a charge
Of duty.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

NEGRO FouRRIERITEs.-The negroes of New York
have been hold ng convention for some days past in
which, among other things, it is proposed, with great
unanimy, that they shall establish bank, clothing.
store, woodward, grocery &c, &c.--and perhaps a
GROCERY and oyster celar-all OF whsh are to he
tanned by common subscriptions and sell to the Color
ed blehren," below cost, under the dominion OF the
"hpher laWh
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

DEMAND FOR CUMBERLAND CoAL.-From the
second annual report Of the Washington Coal
Company, made to the stockholders on the 18th Of
February, 1851 we learn that orders were received
by that company anring the past year for the de-
livery of Cumbef coal at the following points
viz Panama, Acapdlcp and San Francisco, on
the Pacific, and Norfolk Washington Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Brooklyn, Al
bany, Troy, Newark, Hudson, Nantucket, Port
land, Hartford, New Haven, Providence, Jersey
City, Iansingburg, Bridgeport, Stafford, and nu-
merous other places.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

On the I'd inst, by the Rev r. l.. Coleman, Mr..
TllADEuS B. STARKE TO Miss MARY e.
SPENCE-al OF this city.
On the 9th March, in Hanover county. by the Rev
NJ Baeby, MARTIN A. WALDROP to VIII
HANNA, daughter OF lsham r. and Sally A. Wood
son.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03

A beautiful little Schooner-72 feet On deck II feet
3 inches beam, and 81 feet hold measuring about 6S
tons-was launched from the ship yard Of Mr.. NJ
Nash, in Norfolk, Monday morning. The Herald
says the workmanship displayed in the construction of
the vessel is excellent, and reflects much credit upon
her constructors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-03
TENO SHIPPERS ON THEJAMEs RIVER

7ENU SH{FPEKS ON THETA MES RIVER
II AND KANAWlIA CANAL.-You are re-
quested to comply with the following rules and regula-
tons OF the James River and Kanawha Company VIZ:
ARTICLE 25rH.-Every master of boat or float con-
veying property on the canal, shall on receiving such
property on board, to be made out true bill Of
ladng or manifest of such property, which shall be sign
ed by himself and the consignor of the property and
shall contain:
LIST. The name OF the place on the canal Git at Rich
mond, Scoltsviie Lynchburg otherwise the number
OF the milestone nearest to the place. at which such
property shipped, and the place Tor number OF the
milestone nearest to the place. at which is be dis
charged.
2nd. specification Of the species oproperty so chip
ped by such consgnor and of the quantity and gross
weight OF such species OF said property.
JESSE SNEAD,
NH 4--d6tW6t Tnll-oaih