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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

49, TO MILLERS AND OTHEkS.-For
Eal rent excellent MILL, within miles OF
Richmond, on a railroad-hree run burs, all in good
order. Plenty of water, fine healthy neighbourhood,
all the necessary outhouses, and 80 of land in
good order. A bargain may be had good tenant
For further information, address A. S. WALTERS,
box al, Richmond, Va. jy lO-l2t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

VDANK OF VIRGINIA-The President and
I'D Directors of the Bank of Virginia have this day
declared dividend Of four and quarter per cent ont
OF the profits OF the Bank for the last six months sub
ect to the deduction of per cent bonus to the State
which leaves four per cent or So ~ per share paya-
BILE 10 the stockholders on the 10th instant.
~ 2-d2w SAML. MARX, Cashier
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

a. UNI MER DRESSES.-For sale cheap, new
~ style checked and striped Swiss Muslins, plain
and embroidered do, French painted Musins Lawns
in great variety, Bareges, Tissues, &c.
AS the season is advancing, | will offer induce
ments in the above goods.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16
u. BOOT AND SHOE MANU-

Ilss FUR NEW KORK.- F0Sl1lueEy JTSt
g.. g. and only packet-Virgina Line of Richmond
and New York Packets The superior fast sailing
ing portion Of her cargo engaged aud going board,
will sail with all possible dispatch. For balance Of
freight, passage, having superior Accommodations, ap
ply to Captain on board, at Edmond & Davenport's
wharf, or to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

49, FOR RENT, neat family House on second
E street, between Main and Franklin street-al pre-
sent occupied by Robert Brooke, and in good ORDER
Possession can be given the Let July. Apply to
lie IS JAMES GRAY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

MNUSIC.-P. fl. TAYLOR has just received the
I'VE following Music:
Cradle Song, by w V Wallace, Ia beautiful produce
tom; Alpine Melody, by do; Gems OF Scottish Melo-
dy by do; March Miltare, by do; Perles de Opera,
by Theodore Oeseu; La Zingarla, dance; The Dew
is on he Blossom; do do, for guitar; Turn Away;
The Grave Of Washington; Carnival d Naples Polka;
Filtration Polka by Strakosch; do co, by Simplefeld;
Broadway Polka. by Bruhus.
AT the only Music Store in the city,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

TNSTRAY-Two Mules, a dun and brown CO.
~ lour and 10 years old, rather below medium size
One has cut across the knees. suitable reward will
be paid on delivery to -,
~ S-lw EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16
SPRING MILLINERH.-N. c

s-r- SPRING MILLlN ERN IN. c. BAR
E@sd3 TON l09 Main street, invites the attention of
WI Merchants and Millmers to large assortment of
Spring styles Silk Bonnets, Dress Caps, Trimmed
Straws, French Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons. Prices
moderate NH 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

Id EMOVAL.-WM DEAN having removed his
HI shoe establishment the store next door to P. H.
his sincere thanks to his friends and the public and
solicts continuation of their tavours, pledgng him.
self to his best efforts give entire satisfaction
every one who may favour him with their patronage
His materials at this time for ladies' and genemens
Boots and Shoes OF very superior quality, and from
his long experience in the Boo-making business he is
bold to say he has superior in this city. He asks
fair tral-nothing more. WIN. DEAN,
i've Opposite the American Hotel
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

49, FOR RENT, the brick dwelling on Church
EE:a Hill, lately occupied by VIM A. Wright, Esq,
containing or rooms, with the conversences of
kitchen, water in the yard, and large garden Price
$3.50. Apply to TOLER & COOK,
iy IL Agents and Collectors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-16

49, FOR RENT, two very desirable offices in
@HH the claw Buildings near the new Court House,
on Franklin street. Apply to TOLER & COOK,
rnu 81 Ap'ts and Cnllectnrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
THE MICHIGAN CoSSp1RaToRs


As readers have already been informed there is
ing Detroit, Michigan, the trial Of batch Of conspa-
tors alleged be guilty OF crimes of and
which parallel in the criminal history of this c0un
try. Their scheme 10 embrace general and sysraI-
ic plan Of robbery murder and arson, carried with The
most guarded secrecy and with every imaginable prccnu-
ton taken against the possibility OF detection The trial is
likely occupy days Commenting upon the attempt
of these viins lire the Mch Central Railroad Depot
the Utica Daily Gazette says:
'Capitul punishment abolished in Michigan few
wears ago and that little State has since been harvest field
nf crime No hanging for murder, whether n small or
large scale hanging for il OF innocent
and sleeping beings perish b. fire. have led plots for whole
sale slaughter and burnngs. Tine punishment al the worst
is but confinement for life with the hope OF pardon proof
OF pencnce rcornalion in obedience the persistent
PRAYERS OF friends.
nd so buildings burnt in utter disregard Of life that
nav be consumed in their aes and orpcdoes placed
upon railroad tracks and poison into the food OF relresnent
houses with the intent Ia Kill hundreds OF human beings.
The first and the last have already been DONE the second
was on the taps when the conspiracy blown We know
OF nothing significant u general deuravlty than this
conspacy in the annals OF revolutionary Europe
Men of respectable position holding official stations and in
comfortable circumstances It's concocurs and It's eXccu
tors.
would seem that the Michigan authorities determin
ed 10 metc ont these due punishment, and trust
that BY that determination they will abide We hope that
the number the conspraors and the votes OF their
naxuas viii bapiZe plots OF wholesale murder rs poll
teal Offences place the poiics in lie same category
with Hun. .rihn and Remain patriots.
Amen, say with all on! hearts Michigan Is young
State, the Gazette truly remarks but pretty green State,
may add if she thinks she is going along without
the gaIows when such wretches these are about The
older States Of the Union dare not dispense with the gbbct
yet Michigan be already rcaHing the early fruits
OF her experiment in that line v. y Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

HENRY Box who escaped from Slavery TO PHILADELPHIA IN
hoy is exhibiting throughout panorama of Slavery lie
has the identical box witt. and lately packed In H. and went
n nrari 4, Leeds After Leeds. the box sii
nann. Brown; placed coach. and preceded by band q"
nsic ana banners representing the and OF America
through principal Of the town AFTER hc had been
confined box for Two hours anu 'rec quarters e was
Quit II presence OF ~ ccaors
England Says the n Y ESprcss) needs no panorama OF
slavery 10 know what slavery is There is plenty OF near
byon their soil white slavery oil the worst Kind
TIE workshops of Manchester, of Birmingham, OF Shelf
field the mines oe Cornwall full of saves-men, wo-
men and ch-ena thousand times worse oil Tor inc COM
forts and necessaries OF life than the brethren oil MI ienty
Box Brown ia the Southern States OF this Union
TO sho our Atlantic friends the truth OF what we
CAV we suggest that the barren waste the London Times
saws the American Eagle is apng his wings over in the
CRYSTAL Palace be filled up with cargo OF negroes seci
men from each State say taken at random from the cotton
sugar rice and tobacco plantations of the South Then let
an impartial comparison be instituted between the lat sleek
careless grinnng negro with tine cadaveous paieac.
half starved Sons daughters OF poverty Win winch br
fish mines mills districts are populated
and VIC think there will be balance placed TO the credit ci
Brother Jonathan need not be ashamed OF.
The real difference between the white slaves OF England
and the black slaves Of the United States is hs the former
have the name of Of freedom, without any OF the bes-
sings il should confer the latter have not the name but the
substance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
CITy COTNCJJ.

At special meeting of the Council last evening" the order
from Judge Caskes Court fer the appearance OF The Council
wherefore the Commonweah'S writ of mandamus should
not be awarded Joseph R. Anderson command them
admit Mr. A. Lawful member thereof was laid before the
board
Mr. Anderson's petition Judge Caske was read in
which he declares the appointment of alderman was
lawfully conferred upon hin-ha the Council excluded him
from its sessions although he had duly taken tie oath of Of
fce This exclusion he submits is violation o! his own
rights and those of the voters of Monroe Ward
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, resolution was adopted,
authoisin the President The Council employ counsel in
addition the CITY Attorney 10 appear before the Court on
behalf of the Council and specially present TO its consdera
ton the provision Of the charter Of 1872 for always preser
wing equal number OF members of the Council and OF Al
dermen in the several Wards and also urge the npro
pety of interference the action of the Court in such
cnse-[ Yesterdays Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
THE MADNESS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA DIS
UNIoNISTS SHOWN UP.

THE MADNESS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA Dle-
UNIoNISTS SHOWN UP.
oor,esnondent of the Commercial Transcript, daily
journal recently established Columbia, South Carolina
says:
r, voud seem 10 be the opinion of that instead OF
living in a republic we are under The rule of French D-
recory and that the will OF Robespierre ana Dan'oh IS
the commanding influence in South Carolina.
The writer in the following extract sPil'eu! 'ui
Gates the freedom Of opinion:
If there be one potent for evil IMAM announcer!
certain to produce civil bro and intestine division In
the midst of intelligent community 1t Is the curse OF pro-
scption for opinions sake and care not "nlch party may
resort TO that mode of attack the result VIII DC certain as
destiny to attacking party that the rebound OF me
second thought Of honest people VIII orefwhein WIN
nerite scorn and contempt such effort OF IN
the nineteenth century, If it be necessary Tor the euciaa
zion of the views the separate State action party ha
large and especabe class citizens Of South Carolina
must be struck the dark and destroyed as the
destroys his VICTIM then proclaim the act H. 10 carry
the designs of those who moving heaven ana ea 10
establish second republic OF San Marlnn, poy requires
the extIrpation OF the entire business cohu
nifty then them write the sentiment upon te1 banner
6oh under their true coors and ldes OF March VIII be
found fatal party as was to Cesar ana ms
tunsa.n
The same paper in Editorial department reminds the
immediate of the identity OF their language
and with these which preceded the attempt IN the
same State at qualification" in the year 1882:
1--WE then" says the Editor, "as would have US now
do led the way We nuiicd and threatened; IN act oy
our ordinance DID actually seeeds Mi w. ten us mm na
State foowed2 Where the thousands OF SWORDS ana mus
kes we're that were 10 have furnished Will ne tell us
how many the United States treasury lost by inc oa
nance7 will he inform in what part of the bill OF aoo.
nina of 1912 find the equality IN the Cn'on
which obtained by the single separate action OF SCUM
Carolina Will he refer the rule OF ethics either po-
Iitica or moral which will adapt itself TO the action then
adopted from first to last wit the compromising OF a
principle which binding upon us that we were ready
10 deugs our land in blood maintain it What was sa-
tisfdctory The failure corporation by the sep
arate and single action OF South Caroina The failure 10
make effectua resistance? The compromising Of prlncl-
ple7' The neglect Of imperative du,y?'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
DIED.
DEB Tus:jn? JIls I'm Nrs Ella BARKER. in
LIZ Petersburg pGicg+ viii ptea.c cop.

Tus:jn? jane l7th Nrs EiTz, BARKER. in
90 .irr
E4sc P=;=:bate pli'es' viii please cop.
DIED. kin. William Court House Oh Sunday, 5t day
June lc5i alter orlei but painful DR. fOS j. GAIN Es
in the 18th wear OF his The The
this otlei notice. now among the spirits Of iearea
should mourn decree Ani,:.Iy wisdom
those without nope But whilst that the TO
all the earth has dTawE him he chords
and the elect OF Heaven nave proclaimed with o JOY
the return o an heir 10 the ni'ss III. Father. friend ~to
loved him. ASKS noln"ni 10: reflection and KEcc o'c:
hi! silent Tomb hc would art ar the
prayers which irr and love uay OF the virtues n:
dead ne ~oni SPEAK: on pointing the those who stood
around him III the auro aIc,ion and death wno he
Strangely ask "ia: earth H. more
iuent Win The admiration AMI The tis IrEy
inocSeFy In .e CHAMBER
death. the hearts OF present have "icE the
widest joy OF iitrT.e mast fail eHacc months
this 1ear? beloved friend made pubic prpson OF CON
anc DAY which he had selected Church Of Cod
eart he vas received By h Faihc s Church cavc1
Taeh u.s. oh God by TINS manifestation Of number our
days thai %t may Apply our hearts wisdom Tothe faulty an
friends Of the departed, would say weep but will
with bGr-menbr that and good,
death the of Life and e King the Prince
OF Peace The has tapped wIGe
dead is in heaven lie closed his
OF earth
Like one who draws the trapery Of hi-couch
About him, and lies down 10 pleasan, dreams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

CUBA-The "In,endente" is an officer OF great impor-
tuncc in The government Cua. He has power thln
our Secretary Treasury, and IL him the government
looks for the mcans-to raised in way-when wan
led for ordinary and occasions. The present ncuu
Snain quits office contrary the urgent " she's of the
Ministry and learn that they will not probably name
successor until he arrives IN Spaln IN the nope al Inducing
him 10 return The that such government as that o
Spain notorious for It's crowd o hungry hangers on az
the Treasury skirts urges officer IS years Old 10 retain
his post u Of meaning. The he gives Ir re
ing ARE plausible, viz: age, and his wicS declining
health; but il is said that he dcsplircd oil bcng
able to meet the inc"ssnnt demands "i the moth
er country and The Increased expenses o. the military
in Cuba without such increase of taxes As would
he insupaorabe II is said that he opposed 10 The "
icv Of sending the last troops 10 CUBA from Spain OUV
last FaD on the ground that II the people were ora', there
were already troops enough and they not orH tive
times many would avail: and that the
more t,n he Island could bar II is said The rcasu-
nv Qtc bare BY the operation "t that measure S9oUO
we're spent in bringing out the troops, ordnance de-, a.,
and men y million and half in distributing them about
the Island creating magazines of PROVISIONS arms powde,
&C. in different places protect the Island against the
threatened INVASION The Count complains that these mea-
srrs adopted against his advice, founded upon expert
encc of half century among the people, Us wears III Office
hav exhausted Treasury and that he will longer bear
the responsibility OF its direction The office is left In charge
of VcntaGes who for years has filled snoor-
dnate most in the Department What his abilities arc re-
mains TO be seen.-fN Y Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
DIRECTIONS.

l. On every transient newspaper unseaed circular hard
bill engraving, pamphlet periodical magazine, book and
every description of printed matter, the above
must in all cases be prepaid, according the weight
2 Whenever any printed matter which the postage is
required 10 be prepaid shall through The inattcntion Post
masters or otherwise, be sent wnt prepay nrn, the
shall be charged with double the above rates.
s. Bound bUoks and parcels of printed matter not weigh
inn over 81 ounces snail be deemed mlilibe matter
Periodicals published intervals uot exceeding three
months and from the Office vi publication Ia actual aud
bona lic subscribers. 10 be charged with halt the
rates mentioned in the last above table, and prepayment Of
nurer's postage thereon in all cases be required Pc
rIodcus published intervals u Than three months
are charged with the full rate which must BE- prepaid.
NoTE-n case there is in any newspaper, period-
cu parnphet or other printed paper connected
hc cvvh any manuscript Of any kind by which ni"rna
un shall be- asked communicated III writing, by
marks or signs the said newspaper periodical pamphlet
other printed becomes subject To letter posugc and
il is the duty Of the Postmaster IL The wrappers and
envelopes from all printed matt and pamphlets charged
with letter pusagc for the purpose OF asccrann. whether
there is upon connected with any such printed matter
in such package any matter or thing which would authorize
or require the charge OF higher rate o postage ltcon
y. X. HALL,
Pusuaste. Ciunrral
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
T OF TIC ENY0Fe'
OLD POINT COMFORT.


The travelling communities migrating to the above
Mace and ENJOYING the beauties and comforts OF the locality
The improvements recently made are extensive ana some
portions elegant particularly the spacious drawns-roon
and all most admirably adapted the accommodation OF So
iourners at this extensive establishment Mr. j. r Key
nods, The resident proprietor has commenced WIN uhta
determination 10 give satisfaction to all who visit his esta6-
ishmen His genenany depori ment pronptltuue IN at
tending the requirements of his visitors and his abundant
and superb fare aided as he s by the
nevcr-rus zeal OF that kind attentive and vislant mana
ger Mr. Sparks whose suavy OF manners promptness IN
furnishing every facility Rvalds and by our own Mr. Bat.
lev whose amaGe disposition and polleness VIII insure
satisfaction No regret result from summers :oJourn
this fashionable watering place. except be from the short
ocss of the season. twelve months has wrought change
at the Point beyond conception. Instead OF dlapldated
tavern will be found splendid Hotel with handsome col
onade; detached from The building are extensive billiard sa.
looms bowling alleys and pistol galleries. for exercise ana
amusement and c0mmodious bathing houses le groves
trees front and Of the house, afford an abundance
Of shade indeed vegetation has taken fresh start at the
Point short distance from The Hotel, two ranges Oh
cottages enclosed bcautifed with vines flowers trees
and shrubbery almost obScurng them from view On three
nights in The week. the rich strains Of the splendid Garrison
Band fills the air with its duce sounds, hamonizng with
exilarated feelings of the listener On these occasions
promenade the balemcn Of the Fortress gives life and
rigor 10 the entire SYSTEM
"Iow sweet III. noonlsh, sleeps on this bank!
Here will We ait ani let the sounds of music
Creep soft stiffness, aud the night,
Become the touches of sweet harmony
Old Poin, affords every facility for the accommodation,
comfort and luxurious attainment which be had Cape
Mny and il is to be hoped that Southern travellers will avail
themselves of the advantages Offered by the proprietors Of
the "Old Point Hygea HOTEL OF feeling perfectly home.
There they will be secure from those indsnes which
the promptngso aboilionis,s and which degrading
submit, to, and they will not aid in sustaining and encouag
inc watering place where those indmnics have been oGra
ted and are beyond redress. Without desire keep alive
sectional dissension the South should maintain that sclre
spect which due her citizens Let place ourselves be-
yond the pale possibility OF having honor violated by
the zeal of abolition faction This can be
compshed BY resorting Southern watering places
son spent al Old Point Comfort will only
seeker of all that is desirable but invalid
ement suited 10 condition, and ued eposc by
distant echo OF neodious music from the Old Point Band
waited on the resusctating zephyr OF sea breeze.
4 VISITOR OF OLD PoIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

Washington correspondent oil The Ba Errc Sun writes
Mr. Wise now on n brief visit tn this city. There were
some limitations last week that that gentleman conePla
ted wing his residence Alexandria Georgeownou
he changes his present location he may, prradvenre
come Washington. At either place he would be heartily
welcomed.
understand that Senator Douglass has just closed the
purchase OF the former residence Of Samuel Bnche Esq in
the northern section of city, short distance from INC
railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
4 late Paris ltiicf SAYS

ltbas pashn has granted Dr.. Abbott permission to
move Cairo his noble museum and unique collection Of
twenty and portion is on lis way 10 England
The whole will fill above hundred enormous cases II
would be destined FIR the United States from the
following remarks in British letter from Egypt ~ am
ashamed 10 say that envy American brethren the nossi
Bile possession Of such Treasures nevertheless confess
would rather hear OF its being wayaid and stopped in Eng
land Indeed there appears be hopes that this may
haPPen." Not few of the American tourists who visit
Paris, proceed 10 Egypt and Turkey.