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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
EACeDfian In LOud0u.

On Wednesday morning, Oct IS LOUIS hoSsuth
made public entry into the City OF London, Tor the
purpose Of receiving the address OF the Corporaloh
voted on the % of October. II had been intimated
that he would leave his residence IN Eaton Place
about IL O'Clock, so as 10 arrive at Guhdha oy IL
o'clock, the hour appointed by the Lord Mayor ior
the assembling OF the Court of Common Council
Accordingy the hour OF ii drew nigh the line OF
street fIom Eaton-place TO Guidhali began TO De
thckly lined with people, and the upper windows OF
the houses and shops TO display numerous assem-
blage of well.dressed ladies, anxIously expecting
sight of the illustrlous Hungarian patriot NO pre-
partitions were made BY his friends for anything IKE
formal PROCESSION. At 10. O'Clock he entered tne
carriage IN waiting for him. ~ was an open 'ehiTe
drawn BY four graVs gaily decked with ribbons tie
accompanied by Lord Dudley stuart ana MI
Charles GIlpn, the mover OF the address, ana oy
his Aid. dc. Camp and Secretary. This carriage was
preceded by several gentlemen on horseback, ana
followed by two other carriages. containing NOS
suth's suite. Boomers preceded and followed 'ne
principal carriage. An immense crowd accompanied
this simple cayalcade the whole way, and all along
the line of route kossuth was received with shouts
of applause, which he acknowledged standing and
uncovered. He was dressed in a dark coat shghtiy
embroidered, with cloak tNoNn loosely over Inc
shoulders, and carried in his hand the round Hunga-
rian hat adorned with a single feather His appear
ance was that OF man wasted with anxiety, and
presenting that mild suhdued aspect with which the
prlLtS have made US familiar. His manner OF re-
turning the sautatlonS of the people was indicative
OF a man who felt that he was receiving an homage
due 10 the great cause for which he has struggled
and now suffers, rather than 10 himself anu the cOun-
tenances of the spectators bore evidence OF pro.
founder interest than belongs 10 the mere holiday
excitement No stop having been put to the ordi-
nary traffic, the carriage passed very slowly along,
The length OF Feet.st itself 10. being trayersed IN
much less than quarter of an hour. Numbers Of
AIMS were eagerly stretched out to shake the Illus
Iious stranger by the hand and be- WIN TIE urban,
NV Which characterizes him. cordially accepted
The oy esiure from many as were within his reach
As the carriage passed up King st., copy OF dhs
Times newspaper was set on IRE before N hossuIns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

In our tables OF maJOrltes puDllshed In
our last, there were some errors in the totals OF
the columns, but the statement of results de-
duced therefrom was correct The footings
should have been as follows:
WHO MAJoRITIEs.
go FS c, T sSs, e sss Tssa 5 hs ss,
OPPOSITION MAJoRIrIEs.
Wright, Randall. McAigne weleh Cha,hsld whsatsn'
H,l5O 1875 5000 $3.50 1910 D'"
CoURr CALEsDAR.-ThiS Day-CIa-
CUT COURT Nos 500, 3d. 1884, 6s5, 500 to So'' oi''
coawos PLEAs-Part Mos 1888, l;Oi3, 1909,
IIO5 lIO7 LOO $780, s43 I,03l. LII and odd num-
bers to il27, LIB, l,i33, li37, i,lss iifn ia "a
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Monddy Nos ~, 81, ~ ~
1903 S. So ST. IS, rs, IS 49, o., "a, 80, 81 ~ w.
les l2I, 81, 90, 49, H. AZ, 5, a. IL, IL, ioi iVS i"'
~ Those celebrated fOrgeTies created
some excitement and yet nothing like the excite
ment Gre ated BY that great French Drama, me Mys-
ferrous Stranger, performed TINS afternoon ana osSn
Ing for the last time at Banum's Museum. Inc VI
car of Wakefield on Monday
advertisement We direct the atten-
ton Of our readers 10 the advertisement neAaeo
49, To Heads of Houses, &C.
Advertisement l-THE FALL Fashions.
MADAME Layene & Co., Of No 1881 Spnns-ss,
have achieved great triumph over an OF snen ~ MI
49, having been awarded TO them at the iats AN
20 ,ba tmercan Institute. They nave IN theIf eie-
- 80 shor, ,ooms the most beautiful ana enensWe
ssssnyment of boDnets, head-dresses, &c, anu sen
hem exceedingly low. Madame layene vis'ts e, ~.
, w in each year and is enabled In TINS wayW
ofter 10 her patrons the very latest ana mos'
ves Of everything in her line, and Is also ehaDIeo,
e. her 0,eat experence IN purchasing 10 save 20
cb a. IN ne abs TO sell at lower prices than Csness
nv sfo,d Her taste is undisputed, and we snouio
disc all our lady readers 10 give her a can
Advertisement The two highest Med
ais of 1850 and 1851, for the best Daguerreotypes
hibted at Castle Garden, New-forx, ana rhl,aae.-
pbia' were awarded to the Roors, No sos pfoao-
wsy' Cloudy weather equally favorable "f taxing
pictures by Roots process
Advertisement. The Great Sale OF
Dry Goods v hich has been going on at barkers Qid
stand No 3OI Grand-st., for the last three weeks,
will be continued the coming week we can assurs
those who wish TO purchase silks, shawls, Merihes'
Nantilla velsets, or any other kiId OF DIy uooos'
tbat they Will not have another opportunity 80 isvo
abe for purchasing their goods as cheap sns sesson
Call soon, as the goods must and viii be SOFA 70 o''
the business
u Attention is solicited 70 the aa's'-
tisemen. on the first page entitled "in''hs
pgovement 70 the Violin"
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TUE NEWS FROM EU R 0PE
nv TuB CAMBRIA's MAILS.

The mails of the Cambria arrived here by
~. New Haven Railroad last evening. The
rm,l;sb papeis arc mainly filed with one topic.
That is vocc,,-r,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
The Election.

In our tables of majorities published in
our last there were some errors in the totals OF
the columns, but the statement of results de-
duced therefrom was correct. The footlngs
should have been as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

80 ro,.vth rnoar Cook mann. hugh
eai iS rs 1880 i645s 1919 1905
OPPOSITION MAJORIrIEs.
W,,eb, Randall McAipine WEIGH. Cha,held W heatsn
5lO l7l26 10 900 $3.50 1870 DJss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
CouRr CALENDAR.-ThD Day.-CI

~ Those celebrated forgeries created
some excitement, and yet nothing like the excite
ment created by that great French Drama the Mys-
ferrous Stranger performed this afternoon and even
Ing for the last time al Banum's Museum Inc vi
car of Wakefield on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

u Attention is solicited 70 the aa's.-
tisemeni on the first page entitled h''A
provsmeut 70 the Violin"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

ADVERTISEMENT We direct the atten
ton of our readers to the advertisement heAae
To Heads Of Houses, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

advertisement. The two highest Med
- ,sso and 1851. for the best Dagucneotypes ex-
S,bited al castle Garden, New-York, and Phiisdei-
nb,a' were awarded to the Roors, No yos BROAD
wsy' Cloudy weather equally favorable 'of taxing
pictures by Roots process
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-29
HOE & co.'s
CaststeeI Circular & Long saws


5S WE Subscribers manufacture from the best cast
D. steel, Circular Saws from Two inches 10 Five
Feet Diameter. These saws are carefully hardened
and tempered, and are ground and finished Y ma
chnery, designed expressly for the purpose and are
hcrei re much superior in truth and un.osmity OF
uflscc, 10 those ground in the usual msnntr. They
qgTe ltss Get, less rover TO dive them, and arc
aoi So liable 70 become heated and proda.e a SAVING
a tntlcr
Itef also msHufatture Cast Sleel Mil, Pitt and
Gross Cu SAWS, ard Biiet Webs, Of superior quail
fy, III a witch they have for ssle ct their ware
rooms, Ncs % AID ~ God street, or they may he
oha'rcd # the principal hardware rnefchsntf 10
lie UuHtG Statts X. ZOE, & 90.
Printing Irese Machine aud Saw Maktrs,
70 aud 81 Cod snsei.
Tie iolu.rg cx"aci it nm ftitft 4. d b
ron niee = scr autc no Yialutsl Ltr.4,mtF, 81.
Fcnt,L ~ he American iugILC:
Ytuf cemr.tte re cf Unanimous q mon. Il 1t
IN lie apparatus irYenitd y MF. Il. a. Hoe. 1t
etrd.rg tlWs. lie las eisllsy,c greeting EJty ard
tact ~ 4 GdoI ltflon cf atht,t y 70 q e frl.a-
non at results Is q ma g'so.t.o 81 sav=, le',
may wih rrots.,Y To t,u,Hans',G dc ~ Us -.
rs Of the art
PLbi,sAtfs Of AtUstarcrs who vii iast has 80.
seslsTeut. ne iin,ts ilh tn.- Lo'e, ana vf&std
Is ~ pct tnteiEine de stine, ID lo peie il pms
ing malctia.s, - purchasing four tine. TIE anorut
If ihcir Iii, ior the adyeIlisemenl.
September 10, 1851.
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NgNOtice.

EHERSONS IN arrears for TAXES, are hereby no.
Il titled that immediate pay mcnt is required TO
enable me 10 NEE, the County expenses.
The attention of those paying Poll Taxes espe-
oally viii be expected Every freeman should feel
proud 10 pay the tax imposed by his own act through
his representative, and the public coed requires he
should DO IT,
T. N. ALEXANDER, Sheriff.
Sept. 81, 1851. 4ltf
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THIRD ANNUALFAIR
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.

{
TgNHE Third Annual Fair offhe SOUTH CAR.
IL oLlAA INSTITUTE, for tie promot on Of
Art. Mcdaniel, lngerui'y aEd Industry, will he
held IN Chaiieston. s c. opening MoNDAY,
! 9Th November, and continuing during Tie week.
! Specimens IN every branch Of Mechanism, Ar:
and industry a,o Of Cotton, Rice, Sugar. Toitcoc
aid all other Agricultural Products i s1licuoo Ter
ehich sUitatie premiums viii te awarded.
Inc following special lrsm arc offered =
or the SIX best specimens of Steel made from
sPatanturg or Other Iron, the rrodu.t OF a sou'h-
cru State, aud manufactured into Etacd Tlo,s Of
any kinda Gold Medal
n B-A specimen OF the St1cl IN Bars 70 he sent
With the Too's.
Tor The largest quantity Of Cocoons raised n one
plantation, not less than Ten Bushols--A Gold
Medal or $50
For the largest quantity Of Spun Sin The pro
Guoe OF any plaI taiion not less than Ten
founds-A Cold Medal or Premium OF $50
For tie best Sea Island Cotton Gin, On sore new
principle, superior 10 that now IN general use; or
ior any real and important Improvement on The pre-
sett ono-A Gold Medal
For the invention Of suitable machine for Pul.
verislns Red Pepper-A Gold Medal.
For The best Stesm Engine-A Gold Medal
For the best mcdel Steam Fue Engiae-A Gold
Medal
large and ccmrodous building hss been Sc.
lected for the Exhibition. aud every care pii he
paid 10 the reception and care OF Articles 10 tho
Fair. All specimens must be IN bg the 18th Of No.
yemher.
Contributors 10 the Fair are respectfully request
ed when they send specimens FOR Exhibition 70
send full descriptions of the Articles and such in
formation in general may he Of use, aud proper
for publication.
Address J.U. TAYLOR
Chairman Of COmmitie on Ceres pordence
June 10 2I-ld-
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Post Office Stamps.
70 p0STM

TEyHE advertiser. Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
Il Allegheny county, Maryland, is the first per.
son in the United States who conceived and under
took extensively publish the idea of furnishing al
post Offices in the country with cheap stamps All
stamps made BY him warranted equal Or superb
or 10 any 0 her that can be procured for the same
price, aud whenever any are sent out IN any man
ner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded on notice, without extra charge. All who
order set of stamps, with full set OF Changes for
dates at only 81 ttor thirty pieces shall be kept in
stamps aa hbitum. Fn sets with one change 81.
Whensamos are neatly made with turned handles
and screw-same style us the regular government
2. o. stamps-durabie, efficient and warranted;-
Price one to two dollars only, and special authority
to send by mail free.
Address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Allegha.
ny county, Maryland
GJ-Any editor publishing the above with this note)
three times, and sending copy Of the paper, shall
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter. or ten
dollar proof press-or il preferred, wood engrav-
ing or an engraved newspaper head, of the above va
| lue " III be forwarded
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-29
NORTH-CAROLINA
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE, RALEIGH. NC.

IESlilS Company continues 10 insure the lives Of
IL al! healthy White Persons aud slaves.
The greatest risk taken on a single life S. CO.,
Slaves insured fer term Of one 10 five years foi
5ds their value.
OFFICERS.
nr. Charles +. Johnson President
William ID. Haywood, Vice President,
James +. Jor Gan, Secretary,
William II ] mes, Treasurer,
Perrin Dusbce. Attorney.
Dr.. VIM. II. Mckee, Examinin Ply sicIan.
J IleFsman, General Agent
All losses paid within 80 days az or satisfac.
tory proof is presented.
anks and Pamphlets show ing the plan Of opc.
ration Of the Company, may be had on applications
at the Office, any Of the Agencies All letters 90
business should he addressed 10
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secfeiary
july 90, 1853 S3-ly
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COUNTRY INVAIlDS

A Newest Of BUGGY HARNESS or Sale
"a EnCuirc at this o'Ice.
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TO the Afflicted! -!


q EHlLADELPHlA MEblt Al looSL-f.s.
III iabIished 10 years ago by DIX hlS hbb!N,
The Oldest sdreS arf pest hand to cure all toFms OF
secret diseases, diseases OF the kln and solitary la.
bits Of youth Is DIX htNhELIN, \. W corner OF
THIRD and tNioN ofcets' between spruce auo
llhe' u seuANfs fk0N me tA'hNNeA rh' AHiifh'A'
TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE.
There is habit which buys teach each other at
the academy or college-a habli INDUCED N when
by themselves, in solitude, growing up With the boy
10 manhood, aud which, not abandoned 10 que 'lme,
moi only begets serious obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
piness' oG' gives use 10 sef'cS o. INST
dlons and devastating aHec''ohs' re" OF tnoSe no
lnao'se u ".'' 10 "a ~ .1.'s
consequences, u'.ti' '''sS '.u e,s
she"efeu' leel s"a se a"u ;r9ia1I
vague iea's III "I n'nu, 30. ~ Nv
'eeo'e' nc = u"aG,0 ~
OF 10 4ppy NJ ',.'H " ''s : 90
weaN, ne Is uu ''p
N"s'''"O : - = ,, -, , ~
w,Krx rur ATTENTION or ruasr .rnnARtg AFFLICTED.
~ run vtrrIu
~ 80 - H.. ra,:r.,
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state of North Carolina,
MECkLENBuRG COUNTY.

Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1851.
tina b Springs e, al
rs. Bill Of Injunction.
VIM Harven Il wife
lnllE Defendant IN this case, not residing within
~ the limits of The State, p1s Ordered by Count,
that publication be made six weeks in the Charlotte
Journal giving notice to the said VIM Harven and
wife, that unless they appear at our next Court CT
Equity TO be held fer the SAID county, al the Court
House in Charlotte on the It'll Monday after the 4th
Monday in September, 1851, and plead, answer or
demur, The bill will be heard ex pare and the njunc.
ton be pcrpetuaed as prayed for
Witness ID. r. Dunlap, Clerk and Master in Foul.
IT, at Office in Charlotte, the 4th day Of September
A. ID. 1851.
DIR. DUNLAP.
Printers foe SIS 62i. IA
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Dehrerv Bonds fer sale here.
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hereby given, that Mr.. Samuel u. Wiihers, Of
n Davidson College, is duly authorised TO act as
my agent ia the general Transaction Of nay business,
during my absence from the state.
X. ID PARKE.
Sept. 10, 1851 TAI
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suSr received fresh supply OF hhuFs Kssior-
% er and other Medicines
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Easissss ElztsEsl EsIsts.s.s szsss- 4 So q

q U1lCE Is hereby given to the North Carolina
" Slot kholders in The Charlotte ard South Caro-
lima Railroad Company liai The l7th and 9Th in
saments VIII be required TO be aid on the first OF
September and the l9th aud ooh Tn The FIST OF No
vember next.
BY order ofthc Board
JOHN A. BRADLEY.
MAY 2S.h ISL. 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10
SIX DOLLARS PER- ANNUrH.
THE DAILY TIMES.
THE CLEANING TRYST.
BY FRANCIS BENNoCK

BY FRANCIS BENNoCK.
Loves chosen vale: how calm how still.
Nought heard but tink lings from the rilI;
Faint voices from the distant hill,
Slow clankngs of the stopping mill.
Through fame riv'n purple clouds serene
The sun rolls down in golden sheen,
Dappling the hills with burnishd green;
o heart! it is glorious scene.
Though darkness shrouds earths hummng ball
Though friends prove false, and pleasures pal
Pearce through the gloom's enveiling wall
And light eternal encirces all;
Then rouse thee, heavy heavy heart,
Though signing, sore, and sad thou art.
The deepest sorrow hath part
fpleasure--c courage heart!
Still faint and fainter glows the west,
Earth's children slumber on their breast;
One bird alone pipes from his nest,
Calling her wandering mate to rest.
Now all is still; no whispers stirr'd
BY voice OF water, tree or Bird
Yet comes he not! What steps is heard2
Joy, Joy! it is my bosom's lord!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

Mn SIMMER GOODS.

FHNHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS IL CO.,
Ia No LOG, Main street, Richmond, Va, importers
and dealers in DRY GOODS and HARDWARE,
'' STRING GA AND S' SUMMER GOODS.
Their importation of Dry Goods from England, and
their Hardware from Germany and England together
with purchases OF Goods from the manufacturers or
their agents in this country enable them TO offer to the
merchants of Virginia and North Carolina the best
and most varied assortment they have ever had, in
both departments of their business.
In DRY GOODS:
Embroidered French Organdy
Silk warp Berege; Berege De LANES
Rich Chene Ginghams
Checked and fancy Musns
Fine printed Jaconets
Saxony and Linen Laces
Polka checked dotted Swiss Muslin
Hosiery and Gloves--cotton and silk
Rich silk and satin Vestings
Plain and fancy Grenadine
Napoleon Cords and Kossuth Msehares
Navy and Barnsley Drills
Rich silk and satin Cravats
And many other articles OF similar character, be-
sides full assortment OF heavier Goods, both foreign
A' In ' HARDWARE:
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors and Shears
Stock Locks, Rim Locks
Pad, Trunk, CHEST and Till Locks
Scythes of all kinds
Sheet Iron, Russia, English and American)
Cast and Shear Steel, Sheet Lead, Zinc
Wrought and Cut Nails
Bell metal and Porcelain Kettles. NH II
NDUTTER AND VENISON.-33 kegs Butter
Id represented as superior; also, 500 lbs. Venison
receiving this morning, for sale by
ial I. H. Wake.
WALLED MEETING OF THE STOCK.
u HOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.-A general meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany called at Louisa Court House the 23d day of
April to consider of the adoption OF the act passed on
the 22d day of the present month.
The act increases the subscription of the State in re-
ference 10 the present stock held by others than the
Commonwealth, so as to make the Commonwealth
stock three shares every two held by others, and
quires the Company to lay all their road west of Char
oesvlle with rail weighing not less than so pounds
to the linear yard.
A full meeting is requested. .---Ll
By order ofthe Board. j. GARRETT,
NH 25 Treasurer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

ENGINEERS OFFICE R. & D. R. RI
RICHMOND March 24th, 1851.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Sea pro-
of the Richmond and Danville Rail Road at this
office, until Monday, the 18th day of April next for
supplying White Oak Keys for plate rail track from
the Appomattox River to Burke's tabout 29 mes.)-
Said keys to be l6 inches long, inches wde q and
inches at the but and II and inches at the small end
ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 26 Chief Engineer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10
SPRING FASHION OF GEN. Exu

onS
TV TtEMEN'S HATS FOR ISL. Fl.
Fashion. There is no style that will give such
satisfaction as the model now offer for sale this com
ing Spring-the prices the same the Hats much i'm
proved.
Best quality Moleskin, SO SO.
Second quality superb finish, SO 90.
Silk Hats so so.
Fine calf skin sewed Boots SO so.
+. 5. He has made arrangement with one of the bes
Boot Makers in Philadelphia, to supply him with fine
calf skin sewed Boots, which he is selling at the low
price OF three dollars and fifty cents. Columbian Ho-
tel corner. fe 26
"M. DEAN, of the city Of Richmond, would
w respectfully announce to his frnds and the pub
doors below the American Hotel, and nearly opposite
the Exchange Bank, for the purpose of commencing
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURE ESTABLISHMENT,
and as soon he shall get possession (which will be
in few days. intends having it fitted up in style and
manner suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemens custo-
mer shoe shop.
The public may rest assured that his materials are
OF the very best kind, having been selected by himself
with great care in the cities OF Philadelphia and New
ork. He would respectfully call the attention of the
Ladies to his assortment of materials for ladies' Shoes
lie would further state that through the courtesy OF
the present occupant of the store he has been allowed
the privilege ofopening few goods IN his line on one
side OF the store, among which may be found several
kinds OF Ladies' and Misses Shoes together with a
lot OF White Kid Slips with suitable trimmings.
His friends need feel no delicacy in calling 10 leave
their orders because there dry goods on one side oil
the store. JAIL
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

ENaINEER's OFFICE. r. & D. R. R,(
Richmond, March "a, 1851.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seal pro-
II posals will be received by the Chief Engineer of
the Richmond and Danville r. R., at this Office, until
track from the Appomattox river Burkes about 20
miles, with plate rail.
Specifications may be seen on application at this Of
flee. ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 26 Chief Engineer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

%#I TLEMEN'S HATS FOR 1851. Fl. IT,
v "a ANTHONY is now selling the Spring s>S
Fashion. There is style that will give such
satisfaction as the model now offer for sale this COM
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

so HHDS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
~ receiving, for sale by ,.,,o,,.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-01-15
From tho Petersburg fntelligencer.
An Abortlve Attempt at Abduction

We saw yesterday rather queer sigh
al the Jail in this city. II was nothing
less than a s'rapping negro man, whose
complexion is daguerreolope Of night
itself. dressed up in woman's clothes. He
was in one apartment, while. in another,
we saw his travelling companion-a no,
very pretty, but decent enough. looking
white woman. The account which The
negro man gives oil himself is. that he be.
longs to Mr.. McCauley in Orange Coun.
", North Carolina; that he was induced
by the white woman 10 leave his master
and accompany her as FAR as Washington in
the dress oil woman; that they had sue
ceeded in getting as far as the junction Of
the Richmond and Fredercksborg and
Louisa Roads, when they we're informed
that the negro could go no farther wilhou,
a pass. As the negro had no pass, The
couple had to retrace their steps in the
return train 10 Richmond. and thence
travelled on through this place to CASTOR,
where the conductor suspecting something