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TI D. NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-voR HAVANA.
sss Tlsssssa sa; . e.
ss:s = Hs1.ss passengers @'A'
Of s:s:. .:.ss.' s I'll; ;ss
rorts, N.,y oopm..ssr viii sa prso.siy PM
l..s With the
:sns ss:..:. :
"'sa' Apply" lnwe.t ssrsst. .orssr !, w.-.,
y . r.. s.s.. 6. n
Company steamers Aspsetsd and approved ~ D.
"a :ss s g. sss::: <.
ssa.ss tls hrst q q. nsnth WIN touch q Aespuiss
s:i ass VIII = =: ::
S' s.v ooIgxBIA win ply regularly af..s
g.
"a Psnsn.. ana rssEslns vishess d.as
- s:sS::.: al. i :: s:ss:
ss w. :ss l.. Of sa4 transient
TSs eoansotiss IN he Asssso win be maintained By NJ
ss'a ~;
hghh q saoh month for Chae. saird seas viii ass -
i !. M! S's ss.a
saa
Nexics California and Oregon.
On .sP::
:s::
Fo. San ,zAsc1sce DIs.cT cI,r?s.
vessel out u ~ S.is1.sH os
:s ;ns Asy. ss: .. ~. ::
's'' having superior Iagps street.
LIoR HAVANA VIA sAvANNAH.-rHE SUPERIOR
steamship Alabama. Capt c D, Ludlow. will leave
Pss
@ S. ws to sas on ss
inst for Havana For passage to Ssvsnnah ARpiX n w
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ThkkkW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIrxD STATE,
Nail stsanersThe thirs omgri,ing this line sre 81
PAGuIC, Captain sys. kDRiiTic. Captain Grlitss
These .hlP. having su, By sontrsos s.prs,y r.
government. ,r,so s,y e.e "a. besR taken IN their
ps ssf for ssonser, 80 u "a
qrslied tor esgan,e or comfort
ys Vss e ss,rs 'iHe ssae rooms tso frora Ur.pool
An txpsriens.d surgssn viii b ..taoAe. 70 s,,b .as
NohertAs secured Sntil paid fer.
sv3sr q thsss shirs -i 40. be sesoun,bs fer sO
nnless bls q ladrs are sEEed sheefor aud the ysu,
rse,ssr1 nirn o. s.nrss;
s ~ Iss 'Ipsr''' ~. rss ' !,s i isa
y, s,s s s s's 1871 1871 D. E:s s s,s IS;
y. War siS, Isl. Do. ssr. IA. i9i
D.. hPriil6sG, ISL.
ssPpssssb q ,FF9LIiSs : van .,r,,, ', srs
sHS s ni ~, y l ~ ~, ga Liverpool.
pRaPEs y B.alsVsrd koatm,rtre, bas sis'''
ervs .tssu .. from Ivsrrss viiib m,srisy r,dss.
STEANsntP CRY OF GLASGOW, FoR IIyERpooI
u ~ fahewr, tlate Of tho Great wesetn) Commando
III ssi posivsly from Phads'phis thursday the sth
5nney Ih9 regularity rf this thips IA ssres ana br
srlehdd modsuon f rt and second ca6,a pas,en
trouble railway tiehes will Be provided for New YorL pss
s1cHhRDsos, wArsoN, 4 CO., a Exchange pi.e.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO DiRECr-DIsPATcH LINE
1hetew and elegant clipper ship sfAG HoGND Ron
ias1n master u now loading At her berth, foot Of Wal
sse A. ebs he's been Lult With view 20 excel 10 speed
snd rtesehts 70 tie world Tie barrest ship built Ths
eshy-tts dsy.. shpper desir Bg freight should make
the rtessS, ~ ~. s as dasn.,J
ie- cabin passengers - . - -
JOHN OGDEN. ZIG Wslttreet.
pAssAGE .rIcEET ron SARA THROUGH CABIN
Itfbet. Tor Nan Ffsnoiso0 the 81
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Boston, Mass, is the sole proprietor Of the origna
receipt of the and only
WIsTAR's BAIsAn WILD CHERRY. This article ORR
gnaly prepared by Williams Co.. Of Philadelphia Nov
that this is well known there will be- and
found those yainously wicked TO csncoot
spurious and perhsps poionous mixture and to palm
il of the genuine baisam Wsrase false alarms We
advise the public Of the schemes that their health
be trifed with. ourseys dered Of just rights
important disease, which this basam eIerts
powerful influence that Of diseased liver In this
complain, has undoubtedly proved more essoious than
remedy hitherto employed in instances
wfen patients had endured Tor and suffering FROM
the disease without receiving the benefit from
remeder and when BEEN resorted TO in vain
the Of this baisam bas restored the liver heathy
ton, and in effected after
known edy had failed produce this desired effect
Be reu and that what buy has the signature Of
BUTTS. For sale by A II Il d. Sands, No. 100 Fulton
street Of william street; by Hayland Reese Co.,
No 20 Maiden Lane by william Burger, "a Courtandt
street. BY Rushton, Clarke Co., 10 Astor aud IT'S Irving
House. Broadway. New York and by druggists generally
everywhere.
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Passenger Sailed,

UAvRg-ship ElirAbeth-Ar King.
CALvgsroN- Bris Mayo Peek, Oliver, Mr. ktnriek,
7 Weort, Mrs q Benz EFT
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disrssesin sfsw hours b. averet.bis srpiie.t,se
ont pain. In debility hrsusht ~ irTterer bssi .ss
eshtitutebsl sheet0na e3hine ne1isnos vii SO t,ai
feHety snl can show there theussA4s hs es
hottecules without ~ A. have casss i'll ~ ears 10y
m rom The other Tl ficana m all en- rsrs. -
h eis' nave oehirsson, tay cra without ia
Nhlel ~ srs nts, caused ny their not IN. sI
son enough Ny diplgma with thee ~ ~
show thst ngnc t1ustit You errr5 ~ -
Wa, - y S" vac entsr the other p5yhsoiaas - =
~ en- r. tme, John Rolison, IT, paie sv.r ae Il 49,
{ets 70 - onrtd 81 debility wh bcuestf Won 60 ed "a
heftt tTca rlta 10 abort time. Ias. s,lir-
~. IFert thv letter One hours frefa 70
from Ffoadw.y = - - ~ 80 '''0Ns' 80 uetm
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DOR sAN FRANnIscn nlrrcr n1on.rr1r 11nr

DAssAGE TICEET FOR sALE-A THROUGH CABIN
Titket. for e.n Tfsnoisco in the steamer 81 the Isth
nsisnt can be had, b. Immediate application at No 80 Wall
street w stairs
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Arrival FROM SALT LAKE CRY There h7s
been sD arrival a. ST. Joseph from Salt Lake City
They left the 22d Of October They represent
he Salt Lake valley az being in prosperous con.
d ton Eleven rsrsons composed the party, aiming
whom we're M,ssrs Livingston & kinkead, OF
Salt Lake City, Nr. CORsdale, 81 ndep endence
ard Df. Barnts, 81 81 LOUIS The company
brought IN nom t75 600 TO ESQ 900 They suffered
n great deal frtm the recent cold weather.
DiRht thy had ive mules frDzen TO death The
L mail was tft al Fort keiney, end may be
err ctfd ia day Or two ST Lon. W. j Re.
~, .ttggr ne, 81
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being fall q ss aAd intensely cold Sch ias IAes
lais fell fsn We nAnyax1 deck Anl badly aAd
az = s.Rssis.ssa ssss. On hesrs hs 1--we
Ter the last three weeks half Of the Asr fest
OF snsass have been unable to do duty Spoke nothing
the passage.
ship Elizabeth tsf Bs.A HAyrs Nsy La With nds. and
gales the whole passage; split sails and did other
1sIi cslena tnswI Fals ThOmasson days. in ballast
Brig Mary Hopkins, Galveston 81 days, with cotton 70
Brewer CO.
Bris Emily Nichols. Chsrlsstss. days. with cotton. V
Durham DiDon.
Brig Esther Elizabeth, shackford. Kastpsr days. with
hsh he, 10 Sturges Co.
sohr Nary Elisa, Hetchkiss. Derby, 2 days.
eohr Williansbur b. Price. Virginia
JAN wnd during the day E. thick fcg large guam
titles Of ice n rivers, - -
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VelcgraPhlo Marine 1sPsrss.
CHARLEsroN. Jan 8.
eaiisd-Schr wales. NYork
lth-Arrivsd steamship southsrnsr NYsrk; ship Martha
Ward, 90.
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DRoPsY AND pIsRAsEsoF THE HEART-IwoULD
ss,s
wiling With any Respectable pSysisi.n
eis9s sam. h:sSis. saBIs Eau IS BIass.sy D'"'
DR. ,coNvERs NvIGoKATING coRDIAL--THH
and hose soaS and mind in
% for d o mi. c Ss viii ssers You
manly ysor Cordial sa bottls three bottles for S.
f.r he SsSn ps., D e. s TsTs
Green streets. Phadps. See Nsscn.i Psss Ss.,,e
DE; RALPH, AgTnoss g, TnI "gsASTIcsL raI::
p tsvnsay IS ss Srssnwsh .tss.,
bee. matter Of sgIIrss to thu. any Of rsps
~: :. s:ss:
s, 'ssi ssI. as .
ss' : % sss Tss
s :u s:.i: III & s sss sss
sr,psy ,rs. they may remain % dosnan. IN shs
.ss. Ss.,sI,y %. ssss:.y s.s,
..s: q; =.
many cs.s can s. cured - may caya a. hsy had sssss
.as .st n. 4, .psr. sss;, s;.
rem early improper hatt oan insure such certain sf
8 sss; iii ). e
DR DILANEY's Private MEDICAL roRuULARY,
privately .nd petition q sSsisss' ' Fo1 r .si.
the BOOKSTORE, &1 brohdway. Price only i2 Dr.
Delaneys consultation hours are from A. NJ TO , r. NJ
Once 81 Lspenard street, near Broadway.
nR cooPIR, II DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR rms
last fourteen years confined his practise TO the treA
ment OF mercurai aud other diseases the
aggravated oasss Of this disease mild casee
two 70 I've days perfect cure n charge.
DR WARREN Is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED OBJ
- Disesses from Is years practice, OF which were IL
hospital Dr. W. enabled to KuarAntee speedy cure
without mercury Bee bis di pioma Ia his Once No
street, adjoining Chatham square, with tho
sOrgery and medicins this country has p-odpos
nR. JOHNSON, NO. l6 DUANE STREET so VEL
- Known in the treatment % delicate diseases Doc
torsierutation for ski in those half eases has
have existed Tor years. 10 pre- eminent Constitutions
weakness brought bv habit, tuAlly cur
Recent cases cured In four days.
DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE cKsTAIs Dis
- oAsss IN their vtrst FORMS withoua mesuurt
ps rsosn. ag.otionsin ssw ssys prsSsiee 81 n year
enaeics him 70 eurs nervous debility. AZ nnsegaeut "a
~ aIe NJ fee TN cured. See he Isaisn aipioms 10
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DocToR YouRsELF-IoR TWENTY 1--WE cENrs-

~ FWN hoFIF-FWh tFNTV-
- ~ means d TIE Pocket Asc0lapius every one Is
Own Fhyscian Thrtieth edition With one hundred en-
craving showing Diseases and Malforu ations il EVER
shspe and FORM ~ william Young, ~ D. Graduate ~
pnisery 2. rennsjlyaua The various FERNS u Ssers,
Diseases are faithfully described and al the rscsines xve.
IN plain language The chspter SELF h worthy IN
particular tteu on and should te every one You.s
uen Whe have been unfortunate IN oonttaona disease
previous 70 placing yoursever under e q any doctor
no matter whst biz rretsntoBs be- eoby Of th
truly ufsfUl work Str.nssrs Waiting tie ev nsv,ctut
bose oopteu plating marriage don't think rstarnipr ken
without copy II the Pseket fscuaSnv Rca e.nsafsaf
Isons rong 70 sea should possess Dr. roungs frn,iss N
sarraft. ths loeket h&Glanlrs OF Every One lila 0na
Ihye0n AIRY Tttson fenoirg twen y.fve csnts en i0G
VIII receive ono copy Of THE w nail
e.leu VIII % sent Ter one dollar. Ad Or WM YOtN
ltIepruee street, Philadelphia; and fsr sai ~ srin
T0Nnatnd. ~ nrt aANaN. NeN Yorh - - -
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Letter Bags Of Georgia. Havana and the Pa
cine. viii close At the Exchange Reading Room t0 III
ohangel on Saturday. l1th inst. ut 2 O'Clock.
the Wsrld.
ne eSovs Letter Bag Ksnyons " Wan stgss,
herald Marine C0rrespondenss.
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Nee York Jsn : 8p NJ
It htr BEEN fully ascsrtAlned hy inrustraff1n that
there D. larg- ~ thisxea conwrrsafinr ~ Alba
Ey-thst being their pr0pos 9sta % 0tetatops for
the ensuing session o. the LsaHlsf 4re They aud
their design wel kn0rn 70 tn police Too oftle
gang Ieft here yesterday and eixht s here this morn
M the above city We E0Gl1 cAutou the citizens
u Albany 10 be The look for their property,
they adopts Ga their busness aud will not
operate " a chance is offered them W
TIE members "a the LegislUture from the "urAl
dtsiuctz' feafirg that they might be besie I'D Add
PROBABLY robbed, manifested mnch alarm Al the
ltusgl y this despatch Bearing date ~ the
New OH police office, gave u an air ~ authority,
sud u wAs suggested by one careful and cautlous
mtmher that would be well 10 adopt = resOlu.
ton employing Mat-,li. Bower, Relyea. A. M q.
smith, OF come other member Of the New York
police, 10 protect hr Legislature from this large
gang ~ thitNts Upon inquiry ~ the CITY mem
btrr, ther tears were -omrw4et allaytd by being
informed lhat lie despatch mtrti. referred 10 a
ceumite ~ certain gentlemen who intended
visiting the Legislature, upon matters purely hon.
orahie. the obItctoi which WIS Mi accom- 1ished
o. the las tssiCu ~
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nRoPsY AND DISEASES OF THE HEART WOULD
~ beg leave to inform friends and the public, that
have been for several past paying particular attention
TO the treatment Of the above fatal mxades
for consultation from o'clock r. n. every day
also willing 10 consult with respectable physician
the patients house. re1ured For particulars Daily
Clots, heading. J. RABINEAU, 436 Broadway.
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hc.tco Dec 2trr tsfks Onion, Jones' sFrsncico land
Hn rth Tor farbna JndiEe., a fsnd I'D 4 for dol
BAus Nov 3-Atr bfE gustink. Begwek Baltimore. 9TH
tart Hheston Pariak dot hfE stephen Young Gray Rich
u0ud. -'' 1911
RisaAu, Nov 5-Bris nd Hssscom. Hno
EcNnrttx Tee if-adv ships Ifras Newton, Bash for
o,etts ~, Harvctt Fuller. thiiadairhia Dth birks
shes tnrlett u Philr3e "a " ad sety; Henry shei-
ton lfuv tor Bueros eyrs 40; Yiriina Ann Turner for
ntAtletan eothi Gilbert Greer fot YORK a.; seotiand
Nsttutn for % Jsa TO- trE Alfred Esal Perry for al
soon frot vet arrived)
FILgx Hosd Dec l7-s~f Jris Aliss King Bstss NYorl
Pierce, DO, 18th, Aafardis. Hsmp.on Do. "
NkRrrNas Dee 2i-Arr t,rk sarah y HALE BLAKE Port.
l.nd biEh Nas.ra BNrdire Trankfort Charles Fiward
WttdirF, Ncfart3 Zh. F0ta Cole ss0p Mo- troae IA.
rR. $500
q b tark wIlsm sgsouo from sisrra porsn, arr
tlst ~ rotthn. - -
This 1879 "is'st-
CL.aeow, ~ Dec i7Ar'Aip xar,lss Vineyard. Graf.
fam. NYstk $500 0'a
uoNotrtu. Nov "-Aiv, fhits Can.sA Bauv.ls a. Va
Heafid Eeat.r pert fargo bErdg Kiiga War~fes Wb
% orNfoIk tGk fhilomsla. Jesett, for Paaana
- a. NOV shin Geo Hsiist H5w.s f,r gsnl, sS NJ.
ushtsrd icntln7s. for Nong Kat probable si1 III -
Havbs Dee AGr, ship BAgans, Aagh5ny k,r gYsrh
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03
WHIG MEETING.

| Pursuant to public notice, the Wings of Augusta
county met at the Court House on Monday August
18th, 1851.
| Col. SAMUEL HARNsBEReER was called TO the Chair,
and d, N1oHo. X. IxouT was appointed Secretary;
The object OF the meeting was explained by Mr.. J.
ID. lmboden, and, on his motion it was
Resolved, That this meeting proceed to appoint DEL
egates to the Wing State Convention proposed to be
On motion of Mr.. VIM. Kinney, it was
Resolved, That the number of delegates be thirty,
and that the Chairman be authorized to appoint them.
Resolved, That this meeting recommend Wednes-
day. the lst day Of October next, the most appropr
ate time for holding the Wing State Convention in
Staunten; and that Committee be appointed to
munieate said recomme ndation to the Wing Central
| Committee at Richmond, and
J. D. Imboden, H. w Sheffey, and Col. Jas. Craw-
| ford were appointed the Committee.
On motion it was
! Resolved, That Committee Of arrangements to
| make preparation 10 entertain and accommodate tho
IT, f. W. sSeey VIM .i Fps
zer, Jno. H. McCue, A. M. Simpson and Sam'l. LUSH
baugh, were ponted on the Committee.
| The Chairman appointed the following named gen.
emen as delegates 10 the Convention: Col Jas. Craw
ford, John D. Imboden, ]. L. Peyton, N. X Trout,
| VIM: Kinney, Col; VIM A; Ball John McCue, Joseph
Smith, Vim. NJ Tate, Jas. Bell, Col. John B. Baldwin,
Thos. Niche, A. E. Heneberger, James Nelson, E.
Hogshead R. Turk, John Newton, Col. VIM. Wilson,
Nat. Masse, DR.. l.. Waddell, !. Wsyt, Col Geo. G.
Robertson, Col. A. R. Owens, DR.. E. G. Moreman. J.
rer, VIM Guy and Luke Woodward; and, on motion,
the Chairman wa. added to the delegation.
On motion of Mr.. D. S. Young, it was
Resolved, That it be recommended to each Of tho
precincts of the county 10 appoint delegates to meet
here on the lst day of the September court nomi
nate candidates for the Senate and House of Delegates
Wing papers of the city Of Richmond be requested to
publish The proceedings of this meeting.
The meeting .hen .1 adjoq U g. NJ, prpcr, d..
Memo K TROUT Sec'y
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CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND,

DEPARTURE OF CARS & 30 ATS,
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, Staunon, Springs
&c. or Iynchbnrg daily, at o'clock, A. NJ.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at half past O'Clock, A. M.
Danville Cars, ior Appomattox River, farmville,
I.ynchburg, &c, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
att O'Clock, A NJ. and Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past o'clock P. NJ. -
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck) Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at halt past o'clock, A; NJ.
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past >
Lynchburg Canal Packet. daily, except Sunday, at
6 o'clock, P. nj.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Greek, FREDERICKSBURG
Be da]v at o'clock P. M.
Southern Cars from Weldon, Petersburg, &c., daily
ct half past o'clock, A. M.
Genital Railroad Cars. from Charlottesville, &C.
daily at half past l O'Clock, P. NJ
Petersburg Accommodation Ilraln tuesdays, lhars-
DAYS and Saturdays at $ o'clock, P. nj:
Richmond and Danvilie Cars, from the Appomattox
River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at liz a
NJ. and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Of
P. M. nv,
Norfolk Steamboat, lat Rocketts,) Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at 4R T. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Fort Walthall,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at a T. III.
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays at
2 o'clock, P. M.
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ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS
AT RICHMOND.
..,.--v---s. CHEAPEST AND BEST
49, 49, HssizsR QUITE TO THE VIRGINIA

,zear-,v177us CHEAPEST AND 10, BEST
SPRINGS, BY OUR DAILY LINE S1N
OF PACKET BOATS TO LYNCH 2(; / ,4 81 u 49,
WHITE SULPHUR Fare through to the White
Sulphur Springs only $40 so! Servants half price
on the Boats. IN ao M
70 Charlottesville. 2 90 To Staunton. ...5 GO
To Cumberld C. Q so To Farmville.. % 90
On and after the FIRST OF JULY, our Packet
Boats will leave Richmond daily at o'coc * M
where superior coaches in waiting to take the pas
sengers Immediately on to the White Sulphur, at winch
place they arrive the following evening.
NoTE-Thls route is DAILY ONE, with the addi-
tional advantage of triweekly line OF Stages fr9m
T,ynchburg, passing over the Natural Bridge, and by
Daggers Spring, in the time, to the White Sui
phur. 1,r..,,o.;u. p,o,,4u
vile and Knoxville.
n~ Passengers from the North or South, and Nor
folk boats will find this route equal In speed with fare
lower than by any other. r. ,.- ..........
Below see card of intermediate distances between
Richmond and Lynchburg, for fare and hours OF ar
rival.
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WING MEETING in WEsTMoRELAND.

Alta meeting Of the Wing party, held at Westmore.
lana C.. H.. Monday, the 25th August, 1851:
On motion, JAMES H. PAYNE, Esq, was called
to the Chair and WILLIAM D. NELSON, appointed Sec
rotary.
After few remarks made by Geo. w. Lewis, ESQ.,,
explaining the object OF The meeting, the following
solutions were offered and adopted
Resolved, That approved the proposed Conven-
ton. to be held Stanton the 25th September, to
bring about thorough organization OF the Wing party
in relation to State and federal politics.
Resolved, That the following gentlemen be appoint
ed Delegates to the said ConvenonJno. Critcher, IT,.
Ttos. Drown, Jno. 7. Rico, James Jert, George f.
Brown, r obi. Mayo, Jr, W. Newton, VIM. D. Mel
son. Henry Besia, Or, Jno. Mayo,H Chandler, Ro
F. Brown, Samuel B. Atwell, Jno. J Bowccck Gel.
WIN. A Sanford, Thomas M. Bragg, Geo W. Lewis.
]. B. Mayre, D. Wheelwrght, Geo. NJ, Carter.
P S. Lomax S. Chandler H. S. Garpet, rhos.
r. Dirty, Jno. L. Cox. Thos. Bowcock James H.
Payne, ]. t. Harvey, M. P. Harvey, and James
Robb.
Resolved, That the proceedings of his meeting be
published in the Richmond Wing, Times, Fredercks-
burg News anc Alexandria Gazette.
On motion, the meeting tier adjourned.
JAMES Fl. PAYNE, Ch'mn.
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BETTER THAN GuANo.-The following, taken from
the Paris correspondence ofthe Boston Atlas, REMIND
one of the necromancy of the ugglers in China. a
valuable water pot that; woader if there were any more
of them7 Bltz must have learned them the Trick Va
lust like him: IA
gardener near the Jardin des Plantes has tins so
fortune 10 collect the aristocracy in his green
this weekyou the gardeners are in full hge
tune now-for he appears to possess one Of arden
gifts In the middle one of the borders o. ed;
are several dahlia-ke stalks and rose bushes buds
after YOU have closely examined these planaw
deper takes watering pot filed with liquid ,Snsp ass
ton waters the plants and then covers them wan "a
the nIsnt in travail bud is otmed-it eyparr sad il
comes flower in ten minutes. Cut the h nv de
lppears as peect it had been uurturea cherry tree
Nor is this ALL lii an adjoining bed he 20 operau on
covered with leayes he performs the sfes you have
| have Just recounted, and in eight ~
lplsleiul ofripe cherries
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03
ABgA SHEPHERD, Jr., Secretary.
TO THE VOTERS OF The SIXTH CON
GRESSlONAL DISTRICT.

On Friday, the 9Th of September, the Wings oil the
Sixth Congressional District will meet in Convention
in the City of Richmond to nominate candidate Tor
Congress We beg leave most respectfully to bring to
their notice the name of Col CLAYTON T.. COLEMAN
Of the comfy of Louisa. Col. c.. was, for several
wears a conspicuous member OF the House of Dele
gates from the counties of Charles City ard New Kent
county Of Louisa, having always, when candidate.
run Tar ahead of his party. We feel hesitation in
asserting that the county of Louisa he can command
a vote which will greatly exceed that OF any other
Wing of the District We feel assured that should he
be nominated by the Convention he can and will 30
elected with ease. He is generally and fsyorably
known in the District as a good and true Wing
Whenever the battle cry has been raised, he has al
ways been found at the post OF duty, ready tor &C
| ton
Should the Convention determine to place new
candidate before the District, would most respect
FULLY suggest that concession is dus to the rura
portion Of the District which has never hitherto fur
nished candidate 49, ,.
iThe nomination of Col. Coleman would be hailed
Will s'eA' p''M MANY WINGS OF LOUISA.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

NNALL AND WINTER sTOCK OF
Il BOOKS AND STATIONARY AT I2I
MAIN STREET,. w. RANDOLPH, IN add
ton to his large and varied assortment OF goods IS re-
ceivng by every packet further supplies Buying for
cash. he can and will offer great inducements TO coun-
try merchants teachers and others, to make their pur-
chases in Richmond
WAYS on hand and are manufactured to order.
Also, for sale, cap, letter and wrapping Paper, OF
Richmond Franklin Mill. au 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

. ECO8ICE FASrE-42 cases "PiqnaIiIIa'
ga brand sick Licorice, prime article for sale gu
Accommodating teIms by
! au 20 CHAS ~ WORKMAN b 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

| AD large quantity OF 6OTTLES. Persons having
large lots viii send my Porter err or them
| au JOHN CLENDINING
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

NTIGAR AND TUMELER BASKETS
- Large assortment, Of travelling work clothes,
pse. lumber and cigar Baskets various patterns for
sale by r. M. ZIMMERMAN
AT 10 Isl Nam st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

VT o. MOLASS ESQ bos prime New Or.
I've leans Molasses. in store and for sale by
au 10 VILLA ms Il BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

CURRY CoMRs, Horse Cards, and Eolse
" Brushes, in gseat VARIETY, Tor sale by
C. J. SINTON 81 G. O.,
AL u r! Mainsiveet
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

hNCTTON 3.kTSs in whole and hail pound pa
| ~ pers, for sale BY
| i3 T., II. SKINNER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-03

GSiIOETkfESEAD ANU.PACkING YARN
~ receiving and Tor sale by
al 10 JOHN N GORDON &c s ON.