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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
TO THE WIGS OF RICHMOND.


AS Chairman of the Wing Vigilance Committee of
this city, have been requested to publish the follow
ing resolutions which adopted with great IMAM
unity, by the largest meeting Of the Vigilance Com
m I ee ever assembled IN this city.
The meeting was composed OF Wings who have
not acted oge her IN the last elections for Con-
9ress IN this district and spirit of harmony and I'M
ion perVaded the meeting. The day is nigh at hand
il not already arrived, when We shall know no diy-
sons or sections in our party in this city The recent
meetings OF the Vigilance Committee, and public SEN
limen far ascertalned, give assurance of this
Wing voter under the new Constitution in Richmond
Is earnestly requested to attend the meeting on the
llth inst. Let the meeting be full and fair one
such will strike political opponents with
terror, and encourage our friends If the business IF
the meeting will permit, opportunity will be afford
ed to hear good speeches in support of our Wing
nominees on the State ticket.
THOS ]. EVANS, Chairman
l. Resolved That the Wing Vigilance Committee
recommend to the Wings of the city of r richmond Ia
assemble in the African Church, on Tuesday night.
November 1lh TO select four candidates to represent
tbs city in the next Legislature.
2. Resolved, That in accordance with the recon-
mendation of the Charlottesville Wing State Conven
tlon, and in view OF the important measures which
will be acted upon by the next Legislature the Wings
of the city be respectfully urged to unite upon their
most salented and distinguished" men, as their can
Cidaes
5. Resolved, That every Wing entitled 10 vote IN
der the constitution, be earnestly solicited to al
tend the above meeting; that full and fair expres
sion OF opinion may be obtained and such candidates
selected, will secure the entire Wing vote of the
city, without reg rd 10 the unfortunate causes which
have heretofore divided as party
4 Resolved, Ihatas the best mode of asceraininor
the preferences of the Wings of the city, it be recon-
mended to the above meeting that the vote for candi-
dates be taken by ballot.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

COTTON CONVENTION AT MACON. (GEo
We lea IN from the correspondence OF The New York
Courier that the Convention unanimously passed reso-
buttons IN favor OF ~ an to establish direct trade be.
tween the South and the Continent of Europe They
advocated by Mr.. Bayler, our Consul at Amster.
DAM IN an address IN the course OF which he presented
overIures from merchants in Amsterdam and Rotter-
dam proposinz to cooperate with the merchants of
| the southern States in accomplishing the design
The great deslderatum was to obviale the runous
fluctuations in the prices OF their staple But there was
great variety OF opinions the subject as mich,
have been expected, and it would not be strange il
OF Them were right; tor the project is no less in
short, than to repeal that ancient law of commerce
which enacts that price shall be dependant the ahun-
dance of supply aud the earnesness Of dom and Vari-
Gus modes OF doing away with The connexion of these
two elements were suggested, but, none being consd
cred satisfactory, the whole matter finally referred
a comm'tee OF tweny-one no could moi after all
agree upon any definite scheme
A proposition was then rejected which provided that
planters should make returns 10 Central Committee
10 be established OF the cotton housed by the middle OF
January and further, that not more than thirds of
the crop should be sold before the ls of MAY and for
not less than Gems pound and that the remaining
tnird should be sold at time to be recommended by
the Central Committee 43 for it, 48 against.
minority report presented in favor OF the Flo
rida scheme Tor Cotton Planters Association, with
a capital OF twenty millions OF dallars and ware
house for the storage of cotton, whereby prices might
be contracted This met the violent opposition of the
Convention.
Resolutions were finally sdopted recommending
Central, state and County Associations to collect sta
tstica and general information respecting the produce
ton and consumption OF cotton.
A committee was also appointed to procure such le
gsatve acts as may be for the interest OF planters
Resolutions were also passed to encourage Southern
manufacturers 10 employ slave labor in their eeories
Having urged another Cotton Planters Conyen lion
and exhored delegates to arouse the public on the
subject, by lectures and otherwise the assembly adj
jOurned sine die, alter session Of several DAYS in
which will be observed that very e business was
transacted.
The Convention comprehended three hundred mem
counties OF Georgia; sixty ighi from quarter OF
those OF Alabama; nineteen from five counties of Flo
rda and one or Two from each OF several other Sorth-
ern Southern States. The correspondent OF the Cou
fler and Enquirer says that there harmony of
views nor concord Of action. aud that me whole pro-
eeeding excited little interest and was considered a
allure.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

THE SiCkLY SEASON There are some
diseases that visit at stated of the year. and
which not untrequeny become alarmingly fatal du-
ring The summer and autumn months, especially to the
young. Its supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements of the Stomach, and Bowels alone
Does not every eeng'ol nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this iIighttu mortality
are we not bourd by every principle of religion ad
minister relief when in power? BRAN DRETH'S
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impureties,
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healthily, matter whether externally or internally
situated. Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton OF all unhealthy humours of the blood and if
man would but use common sense, he would take care
they perform this office faithfully. If the bowels are
out OF order, i too slow 100 active, few doses OF
Baandreths Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dying from eonstpated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Brandreth's Pills Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months, and every
remedy had failed; he will tell you that Brandreths Pills
cured him in a week. So with tevers chls, and other
diseases In word, use Brandreth's Pills. it you are
sick and desire to be we-and them occasionally
when wel to keep of sickness.
For sale by NJ. BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country merchants and planters can be supplied
New Y ork prices. e23
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

GRAND FAREWELL JUBILEE, UN.
Na DER THE DIRECTION OF d. kEMME-
RER, will take place at the African Church, on
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th.
300 pupils, uaormly dressed, will take part in the
exercises.
II the weather is unfavorable it will take place the
first clear evening
Tickets Is cenls-children half price Gallery for
cOored persons l2a cents. no 6-2t*
FHSWO CRAYON DRAWING, new and
"a most desirable accomplishment for both ladies
and gentlemen, taught in Is lessons by d. +. POND,
from New York, in which the general principles of
perspective and shading given in such manner as
not onIy to please but surprise, aording most agree
able and profitable recreation
Specimens comprising the finest collection of the
k 4, IN me co1ny may be seen for short time Mt
Mr. Pratrs paror reception room, l45 Main street,
Mr. Pond may be seen the above room from IL to 2
o'clock, P NJ each day
Price OF Tuition Si5. no 6-3t
HoR SALE CHEAP, horse, Buggy. and
T. Harness Apply to
noG3 q. r. MAYNARD.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

STABBING.-A couple of triAing free negroes engaged
in fight, at Rockets Tuesday night near the shop
OF Mr.. Carvedo, in which knives were used and both
received severe stabs. Alter Carvedo closed his shop
he heard row, and upon going out saw the negroes
walking towards the river; one rapidly, the otheF
slowly. Upon reaching the slow negro. he learned
that he had received two stabsone in the left shoulder
tine other in the right thigh. He then hailed the other
fellow, and found that he too, had been stabbed one
OF his thighs. Carvedo carried the negroes to DR..
Doves office, where their wounds were dressed they
were then handed over TO the police, and made their
appearance yesterday before the Mayor. Both denied
found yesterday morning near the place where he
fight took place the previous night the of the
culprlts was clearly proven been assn med -
The Mayor, to get at the truth of the matter, made
witness OF one of the negroes when the whole truth
came out. Ihas, (the winess idisch arged but
lamblm, the fellow who began the difficulty and
used his knife most freely, was committed TO Jail, to
await trial next week before the Hastings Court
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
Cs'aY II gSFAbwS

We invite attention to the advertisement by MIR.
L. Jefferson Peyton, of Boutetourt lime We
understand that the vein from which this lime is
procured is Immediately on the bank of the canal
which will soon be opened to Buchanan. Those in.
terested believe that with the grart advantages
they will then possess in regard to cheapness of
transportation and the excellent quality of the
lime itself, that they can successfully compete in
this market with the Northern lime. We wish
them all success.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

The painful news ofthe death of DR.. Hail. the late
delegate in the Legislature, from Henrico county was
fully confirmed yesterday by intelligence direct from
the scene OF the unfortunate occurrence The melan-
choly event occurred on Saturday last in New Kent
county, whittier the doctor ha gone a few days ago
visit TO his relatives. The fatal shot was from
six bareled revolver, the ball entering the front and
centre part of the abdomen He was found some dis
lance from the house OF his relatives while still living
and stated that he had received his wound acc denta v
while practising with his pistol several balls were
found lodged in tree the fatal spot and she bar
rels OF the revolver unscrewed and separated from
the stock, or handle Rumour at frst,stated that his
death was the result of deliberate suicide Enquirer of
Hpst
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

/ THE question was then taking on agreeing TO the
report ofthe said managers, and passed in the afhrma-
tive, yeas 1885, nays &c.
OF the Virginia delegation, lIr. Johnson, Mr.. Left
witch and Mr.. Newton alonei voted in the affirmative
$50 the House did concur in the report of the said
Committee of Conference the effect OF which wat
lst to modify the proviso concerning wooden goods
so as to declare, "that on all manufactures OF WOO
ercept fannes and bdjzes the actual value of which
at the place whence imported shall not exceed 49, cts
per square yard shall be charged duty oil % per
ad valorem and IDLY, to put the duty on cotton bag
g'ng at three cents and three fourths of cent per
square yard
The votes of the two Houses, on agreeing to the re
port Of the committee of Conference, eq valent &c
the final passage OF the bill, and it was approved anc
signed by President Monroe on the 22d of May.
Thus the record shows that the sold fashioned
Democrat" stood out to the last, in favour Of
protection, sustaining it by his vote in every form
in which 1t was assailed. Has he ever recanted
his opinions of 1924? In his letter of acceptance
he plants himself upon the resolutions of 1893
but 1898 was somewhat prior to 1924 and its
rradiating ray shone with quite as much brillian-
cy in 1924 as it does in 1851. If Col. Johnson
was a protectionist twenty-six years after the
resolutions of1799, why should the lapse oftwen-
ty-seven years more since that great Republican
epoch, serve TO make him a free4trader? The
truth is evidently ,ths; He was, like Mr. Cal
houn, in 1924, thorough advocate of all those
measures which the Democracy now call FEEDER
al; but, in the process of time, he thinks he per-
ceives that they have become unpopular, and for
the same reason that he voted for Gen. Jackson
when he preferred Mr.. Clay, he has now be.
come the supporter of all the Baltimore plat.
forms.
1t is worthy of particular remark that Mr.
Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, now prominent ia
vourte of many of the free-trade party, voted, in
all the proceedings above described with the ad
vocates of protection. On the 10Th of April, he
voted, with Col. Joseph Johnson, and against the
other Virginia members, against laying the bill
upon the table; for putting the main question
and for The passage Of the bill; and on the 18th
of May, against receding from the Houses dis
agreements to the Senate's duties on wooens
and cotton baggng. Finally, on the 18th, he
voted for agreeing to the report Of the Confer,
ence Committee, and thus for completing the en-
actment of the bill.
1t would be profitable to analyse the details o
the bill of 1924, for the purpose of showing it
protective character, but we have not space to d.
| so to-day.
| Col. Johnson's Internal Improvement votes
| shall secure some attention at our hands,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

Us" The Italian Opera Troupe give concert at
the Theatre this evening. The programme is rich and
varied, ons.sng of gems from the most popular
operas As this will probably be the last opportunity
OF hearing in this city these distinguished artists lovers
oil music should BY all means tend
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
WHIG MEETING TONIGHT

The Young Mems Wing Club, of Monroe Ward .
wilt hold meeting tonight, (Thursday1 at the Second
African Church on By I'd street, between LIST and Fad
streets, west OF Candies Hill: Raleigh T. Daniel
and Henry P. Irving, Esqs., will address the Club
New voters especially invited 20 be present
M. ELLYSON, Secretary
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

ARRESTED ON SUsPlCIoN.-A white man who gave
his name as John Kelly, was arrested in this city on
Tuesday last, under rather suspicious circumstances
He had been engaged in pedling costly silk goods
about the city, and upon being requested to exhibit
bill OF sale for the goods, produced unsigned from
the house OF Brennan Il Co., of New York Kelly
says he is EngIishman, and that Brennan is rar-
ticuar friend of his AS large silk house in Phila-
delphi la has been recently robbed, the Mayor thought
proper to send Kelly to Jail till Saturday nex in the
meantime, steps will be taken to investigate the mat
ter, and ii 1t shall appear that he received the silks
from his friend Brennan of course he will be lber-
ated.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

BLAKE AGAIN IN TReUBLE.-A white man named
j. H. Blake, prosecuted short time since for assault
Ing Aldermen WInsfeld, and beating him cruelty in
MS own house, was brought before the Mayor again
yesterday, upon the charge of wantonly destroying
boat lying in the canal, belonging to man named
Shell 1t appeared in evidence, that dispute having
arisen between Blake and Shell as to the ownership
OF the boat the former undertook to settle the matter
by procuring axe and breaking the boat pieces.
The Mayor sent the case before the Hastings Court
which meets on Monday, and committed Blake to
Jail in default of $500 security for his appearance
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Brig Susan Duncan, Mitchell Poston
Schr Haxall, Layfield, New York
Schr Mercy Taylor Nickerson, Boston
SAILED,
Schr New York, Nelson New York
Schr Lowell Baker, Salem
Schr Julietta Baker, Boston.
asyGROCERIES AND FRUIT at auction this
morning, by
nos DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
EDLANKETS. LINSEYS, &c.-A enod as
HD sortment of Linseys, Kerseys, Blankets Flannels
Socks and Stockings, and other goods for servants on
hand at CHENERY'S,
moo Opposite Depot.
ERENCH EMBROIDERY "A good assort-
Il ment OF embroidered Collars, Chem zettes, lace
Sleeves, muslin Cuffs, &c &c, for sale very cheap at
CHENERY'S,
noe Opposite Depot,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
THE NEW VOTE.

The resnit of the important State elections
must depend mainly on the political character of
the new VOTE From the facts, that the Demo-
Gratis have heretofore been more diigent than
the Wings in qualifying voters, and have voted
their strength in their strong counties better than
the Wings in the strong Wing counties, there is
good reason to believe that the Wings will gain
BY the extension of suffrage. With proper zeal
on the part of friends, it is impossibility to
revolutionize this good old State. The popular
elections are about to break up forever that GEN.
trail junta influence which has for many years
kept the Democratic party in the ascendant. AS
pirants for office will not hereafter look to Rich.
mond for preferment For the present our cause
is strong in the superior ticket which we present
TO the people. The tdings from the West are
that if the East will only stand as before Sum.
mers, Watts and Baxter must be elected. But
let us of the East do more than hold our own
Let Richmond especially turn out her full force
of new voters, the great mass of whom are
Wings.
1t is an interesting question n, how large the vote
of the State will be under the new constitution
The general rule is, we believe, that with univer-
sal suffrage, one-ffth of the white population are
voters. BY the late census, Virginia has s99, 4a4
whites-say 900 900; SO that, according to this
rule, her number of voters would be 1900
The white population of this city, according to
the census, is, 1897, which is pretty certainly
too small. This would give Richmond sO6l
votes, and there can be little doubt that she can
poll that number Considerably more than taoo
thousand of them ought to be Wing.
AS pertinent to this subject we subjon table
showing the last Pre- sidontal uota oc G,o &c A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
CATECHISM on BEAUTY.-Ques-

"A IL 1l>M w DIiA y .--NSuVo
Y uor-Wha: does ever person admire
Auswcr-pe fs1nal beauty.
Glow clD tins De- acquired u ulf nliiFai
A-By using means provided - Nature
Glow shah 81. acquire SNOW icu-, II si ii't''s
A-Hv learning fruTl "a rse who have studied
(W no frs el.eu these subjects the misf attention.
M LAVASSE. The French Chemist and Cosnl ati'ian
O-Hov does he rlrarf his know ledge
s-ile il> uu1.ed o. small book c1llei HItA1l oF
BEAUTY. or How TO EE HANDSOME
O-Cau De learn Us hos % make brown san itft
Aye. and OBJ remove t"u, plmplrs free NleS x
O-Cau be- teach ms On smooth tie wrntlei >Nln
A-Yr,. aus to make Hia persons look rOlns again.
O-Dnes he teach hlw to wAi.ea brown teeth
r-Yos. aul harden diseased gums AMI sweeiea tA'
breath
O-Can be sofeo.and hcauffv harsh. s,.fh air
k-Yes and make % grow p-0tuSey.
. ->syCau DE promote the growth u vhi,kers. &c
. E-Ncs. AMI hasten the growth " nilsta'hes
G-Cau be- remedy dim eyes w relp me >'g1'
Aye. and make The dull eve sparkle bright
C-Cau BE- color fls hair'
f-Yes. ANS color wished can be- produced
Q-Cau hc tel how o. have red chees, ant lip'
A-NtS. without fail. also 90 remove slpcriu1u, hAt
Q-Ias ans person tired his plans
Ayes. thousands are trying The and ali are pleased
Q--Arc The articles lac nrescrlhes SAFE
Ayes. perfectly, and very cheap too
Q-N here s the Secret % Beauty sid
AT 100 Mas aust corner Il Ann
C--What is the quce
A-Cnly 81 u is sold Bnler seal
- Remember the name. " SErREr oF BEAurl,o r How
TO BE HANDSOME. by VI LANASSEE, French Chemist,
Sc lel6 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Morses Compound Syrupo
MELLOW DOCK ROOT.-We feel

Il prompted b. every principle Of humanity, 10 make
known the world the wonderful efficacy Of tins ettfar-
binary preparation Thousands have been relieved OF
great amount Of suffering and many lives saved by me ue
of IL Is acknOW lodged BY the best Judges Of medicine 70
be the elegant scientific and saluary preparation now
and depuratve remedy, seldom ever equaled
II stands unTvaed for the Of Erspeas Salt Rheum'
Canker ScrOua and all the various diseases arising from
impure state of the Blood Also all Bilious complains,
and is used with unprecedented success all eases Of be-
male Weakness and general debility, Strengthening the
weakened body ewing tone D. the various organs anin1s
Grating the entire system and also for the cure Of the Liver
Compliant, Catauh, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness
Coughs SC Those affected with Chrome Diseases 81 what
form, VIII find this medicine not only pleasant - INC
taste but cure, II De within the power OF feme
dial agents 20 affect their disease II = composed Of med
happily combined tend directly 10 tgneto
the stomach and hOw es excite 20 healthy action the Liver
and the whole Gandular - Stem, allay Nervous lrabuy
and promote the free action Of the Lungs thus rendonngf
applicable 10 al diseases Of Chronic nature IL purely
vegetable aud ms be used IN all climates, and At al sea
sons Of the year.
Prepared only boy {. MORSE co, at ZOE Fountains
Providence X / and sold BY thousands all he United
States Canadas, &c. HAYDOCk, CORLIEs co, 10
Peah-st New-York. General Ageats 10 on'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
MEDICAL.

nR. ID. J. COBB'S CATHARTIC
~ PILLS-Are wholly unsurpassed Ia removing ali
diseases Of bilious nature those caused by dsOnered
state VI the stomach and bowels They produce grp
ing pans IA their operation will not nlure the cOnstltu
ton and VIII cure costyeness No medicine used has
met with such general satisfaction these Pills sold
Wholesale and retail. a. lG5 Chamlers-st. hy LYMAN
COBB Jr General Agent for the sale of Dr. ID CObb's
~ cents. ~ 3MW&Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
SECRET of BEAUTY.-HOW to be
L ~.

- ECREI OF BEAUTY How 10 be
SHANDSONE
can instruct any person how % be handsome
teach how % make brown skin iaIr and clear.
teach how u remove tan, plmpleS and ireclcS
teach how change the saow face INTO one ~ beauty
teach how o. make the wunklet sln smooth.
teach how 10 make brown teeth A. white a. pearls.
teach hoyy 10 make diseased gums hard and sound.
teach how o. make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how 10 make hard. brown hands sptt ana white.
teach how % make the HAIR grow humanity.
car hasten the growth If whlSkerS, mouSaches, &c
teach how % have bright and sparkling ewes.
IteaCh how go preserve the eyeslghi tor Lie.
teach how % restore impaired eyesght.
teach how change gray hair 10 Us original color
teach how o. change the color If the hair desired
teach how 90 make the hair soft, rich and glossy.
teach how % make the lips and cheeks red.
teach how 10 remove superfiuOus halr.
know they all perfectly harmless
know thev all very cheap and pleasant
know every person Will Ike them on trial
1--WE directions 10 make and use these compounds
know they are better than any advertised soaps
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all this information
receive no letters unless postpaid.
Address NJ. LAYASSE, French Chemist, lOi NaSSau-S'
corner Of Ann. New-YoTk. He viii send the Work Dy
mail my29 lm'