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University OF Maryland.
THE will Wednesday, The 18th day Of o
i Der, 1851 and close LIST March. lisa
Nshan Y. Smith, N. D., surgery.
William 2. 4. Aiken n o.. Chsmi..T and rharmsey
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anapmsy and Physiology
w.% n .%s r. ."a Ss..: Won. ~
s.osrs W. Mi,enberrer, NJ D. Pathological Anatomy
Cin,csi lectures o times week. by Professor Smith
BALTIMORE Inhrnay with the pnvtses Of dairy vsh ~
wards. withou, charge Nsudent ths ticket.
lectures 80 sa5 practical anatomy, tlo me
WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, Angus, /, 1851. Aug s-aavtlsoc
si Undersigned respectfully snfssras the psbie list
has become the tbs line Of mall coachss un
ashngon Winchester, Leesbuv D.
good good his smpoyssa
erpsrrncsd sku attentive and accommodating drver II
taken, and every effort made
and comfort Of those who extend HIM their
public respectfully solicited OAcs ~ fos
'''' JAMES II. KEMP
Aug Idly
pAilr nAnOs NAY WIN .s...a e ..y s s,s:. 81
and will attend the prosecution Of elaine bs wv
sress and the Departments; Once on @ sssst -, ,.~x
NEW and beautiful styles Of fancy ssrss, With 49,
Al-o, super Lisle thread under hsfhose
FRESH supply mohair socks. cheap dersh. sr'
CHAs. II. LANES
oenuemen's Furnishing Store, Psnnsylvana"
-' . -------------------
SHOEMAKERs' 0OODs.--on hand and constantly reesv v
ing Of our Importation, all kinds Off hoe stun a0a "
Merchants and win and supplied With s
cs !" inc above ine which will be scd on
Importers and dealers in shoemaker.' gocd.,.
July a-sod3m
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~ n. CLUsKES, Architect and Civil EnGinssr. has
W building, Pennsy
vsuia between I'M and 18th streets west Fsb <An
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Sale Improved Lands In Ohio, coded by the wy
andots m ls41.
William and Mary College, WIN an,sbur0 Va.

William md Mary College, wiui .msburg, Va.
THE ns1 session Of tn. institution will open on Wsanssday the
made fun OF instruction organic and agricultural
OF stady adapted
dents The whole Of n. law include,
Bachelor Of Philosophy cosiened for proficiency twelve,
cheney in all, the degree OLA. NJ
Faculty.
Rsh, Rev John Johns. D. D. President and Professor Of Moral
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Of Municipal and Constitutional
Law
benjamin Ewe Professor Mathematics and Natural Science
rom Pr History sns Political
Rev sas Totem D. D. Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy,
Robert Gsiswood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics.
July a3-law4w
NEW cooDs-Ths ,ue.eresr. beg e.ys TO inform Mel,
ing ARTICLES TO which they invite attention, namely
Black m sshally, for mourning dresses
DO feui,d de- Sole, Gro dc Rhine, and Indi. silk,
Do bomhasin. and silk warp .paeas, very light
Do and fancy eeress. and Dc LANES
PLAIN aud figured JseoaeS, 70, dre-.e.
Do swi. and polk. mu.ns
French chsm.sa eun and collars, OF every
vsy handsome lace and embroidered undsr-siceve,
Richardson and Gtayr andre..ea Irish linen.
English and American b, &c ,s tong s'H ,sa
description Of ssn e., and yoSs. wes and
Ii. mos. accommodating terms.
We .so beg leave fhowekeepe
Linen and cotton sh.e,,ns., dam..h s,.-.lo,h.
co'ofeo
Table and piano covers, embroidered curtains
White and eud linen, for window blinds
Enrl,.h snd French eunnn chintss'
-, 81, and 81 fancy colored mating, new styis
-, and 4 plain and ccored cocoa ms,tnss
Very superior English American floor oioloth' designs
And i.rs. oeI Of French and English velve, tapestry
Brussels ply and ingram eape sa ys' pssTssS
May 0i-ian
c.n,o. n.,s.ns., FLOOR o,leio,n. C.rp.uss. 30
THE .us.erser receiving per schooner
e pieces ). sIu. heavy white Canton m.s,sr
Z: !: !: a... !: .'.,..... !: !:
s,.;s,s &. .:,. .,,,.,, a..
as do ,owp,esd American o'e'osh from ,Arss dir net
10 do ceeos ~.n.s, o, s..sm.n,, Ae.
ported and american e.,pstins, such a.
T.gs, velvet, ap.,'y brussels. English and american sru.
price. rag hemp and cotton eoh striped and plaid ,os'hs,
prepared fully upon good AM
Ap ISL r. n BooE co.
For Pinsy Point. Ola Posns. and Norfolk.
4 ssn The steamer osCEoLA leave. Washington for
6e se,'. :..,y wsd..:a.y :.s Saturday
Tna,.d.y oo % ""s 'o"'' ''''' MONDAY ana
shsv, touch, and returning Old Point rnsyros and
F.-.s. Norfo'l. Is 90
finey Point ........'.............,..... 90
Old Point. .......,...'............ 90
Old Point, and return. ................. 90
June 2i-u JAMES MfTCHELL.~
CelDeetor's Once, July Al. 1851
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-Notice 10 hsrshy gwen
year ISL pay abb. this Office,
for the paid before 3lst
August ensuing
r. J. ROCHE,
July 0q-eotd Collector
TEXAS Ageney.The undersigned offers
agent .pp:snns lsnd. in rsr..
Term. moderate. and VIII when info.d What l.
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Pacific Mali steamsh p COmpany.-Thc only Through
Lime California and Oregon.
informed under the
company inspected and approved by the Navy
meat United States mais, will coninus
Francisco the LIST and h days Of each aoa
accident will
san ego Monterey The following packets Belonging
the Mail steamship Company which viii Be awaS
in port end Of route In the Pacific:
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Ilcken SIO-Haves So-0uanefh o.
Certificates OF packages Of IS whole tickets $50 90
Do do OFFS half do $50
Do do of25 quarter do ~ 81
7Orders packases
splendid will prompt
official each drawng immediately alter
who order from
Address j. G. MAURY, Agens
July q Alexandria, Virginia.
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Collectors Once, July al. 1881.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYEas-Noacs Is hereby gwen the
IN 1881 and
nd 10 allowed by
year, paid beors
August ensuing
r. j. ROCHE,
Juiy 09-eotd Collector
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The steamship Columbia will ply between San Fancso ~
Oregon awaiting The former arrival Of the mails
passengers returning without delay
passengers for the from Ban Francisco.
regular propelers will be kept for the inauguration
passengers between Panama and saa Rss&
The steamship Sands, Of 500 burden
company, and peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements will be kept running an extra family
win keep the connexon between
Acapuco Mexican ports
Atlantic will be maintained by the Uaid
IN steamships
G-ore,a ...................
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Leaving New York for Chasres tbs liih and 18th q ssa
month.
steamship Dorado and the Falcon will form direct linz
New Orleans and Chages leaving At such periods s
isthnus,
steamships through line to and from New Orss.
Mexico California, and Oregon Passaxs from Nsv
be secured Armstrong; Lswsson Co.. aeenn
pmce.
through from New York to San Frsscisce ~
been reduced from
The will bs the lowest adopteS
by any .afes between these ports.
2 baggage hee, NOT e.
in 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Cbases 20 ccnts per FOOT ana mo-
Pana o ar Francisco Of eI00 per :.
bertha apply the once Of the company - an
South street, or a, their agency No i7 We" street. Nsw &
A~NW
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HUSTINGSCOURT.

The Court adjourned Saturday till the next month.
disposed OF, as noted below:
Hitter Bartoot and Anthony Sale, charged with being
concerned IN the Rape recently committed en- Oregon
Hill, were arraigned, but the case was continued till
the next term.
>, Agnes Rogers, charged with keeping house of
lll-fame In the city, appeared to answer the charge
but the witness in the not appearing a rule was
entered against them (slx number) and the case ac-
cordlngly continued till next term.
Geo. X. Pemberton tried for misdemeap amour
iorgefy-found guilty, and sentenced to pay fine of
Slo, together with the COSTS OF the prosecution and
undergo thirty days imprisonment in the common Jail.
VIM. Il. Cosby had information filed against
him in consequence of having been presented by the
Grand Jury for causing permitting nuisance ia the
city.
HE DUEL CAsE-On Friday, the Attorney for the
commonwealth moved the Court for permission 20
hle an information against Mr. Jno. M Daniel for
ending challenge to Mr.. e. w. Johnston to fight
duel. Mr.. w. w. Crump counsel for Mr. Dfniej
oppo ed the motion; whereupon the case was ordered
to be contlnued till the term.
John Sullivan, charged with stealing spade belong
ing TO the city, was aragned found guilty and sen.
fenced to pay fine o. 37A cents and undergo Ten DAYS
IMPRISONMENT In The common Jail.
The cases OF Edward Johnston coloured charged
with arson-attempting to fire the dwelling house Of
mr.. Badkins, in Adams V4Iey, on the night of The
9th August, German Mann, white charged with pas
sing counterfeit coin; John j. Lay hareed with
sealing sundry articles of dry goods from Messrs
Kent, Paine u Kent, and Newton and Coutts CHARGED
with ealing $40 from Owen hogan were respectively
continued TIL the next term of the Court
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MOVEMENTS OF WILD CAT.-Mr w. Secres,. who
mas recently visited the Mexican towns in the vicinity
OF Eagle Pass, informs the editor of the Hounon TeIe
sfapn that the statement published lately in regard to
lie number OF runaway negroes that have collected in
nose towns Is entirely correct File SAYS he was in
formed that no less than two hundred and seventy
funaways crossed the ferries Eagle Pas, and Laredo
last year Several hundred also crossed at the tords
above Eagle Pass 1t is estimated that there are NOT
less than eighteen hundred runaways at the town thai
mas lately been built by Wild Cat, near the mouth of
LOS Mofas: Ihe greater part OF the runaways have
escaped from Arkansas, but at least five humid ed are.
II IS SAID fugltivesf from Texas Wild Cat has la pe
numoer OF negroes armed and they often accompany
nun on his executions against the Comanches. liz
mas made two successful torsys into the Comapche
ountry On one of these forays he had about two nn
req Indians and one hundred negro warriors He at
lacked large Comanche lodge, killed one hundred
and nifty warriors, and captured over one hundred
horses and mules. On his second expedit on against
me n, Comanches, he Was accompanied by one hundred
MeAleans and large party OF Kickapoos Several
hnodred horses and mules were captured but the Mexi.
ms claimed the lions share of the spoil and this 40 en-
ragged the hckspoos tta they stole all the ca blurred pro
perry and wen back to Red River 1t is thouaht that
Wd Cat advised his Indian allies TO rob the Mexcany
and that ne will share the spolls His forces appear to
be daily augmeniing and it is feared that he viii soon
concentrate several thousand Indian warriors from
Arkansas at his new settlement.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

The intelligence by the steamer Niagara to Liver.
pool, 30th instant which we published Yesterday,
mentioned the TACT Of the superiority OF the United
States yacht America in a regular contest Of speed
with the British yacht Titans. A further despatch
says:
This exciting contest. in which all The yachting
world has eyinced such deep interest came Oft on
Thursday, off the Isle of Wight. The America was
unlocked at the Portsmouth dockyard at halt past
on Wednesday night, aud went ont OF that haIbor at
started for Cowes and TO the n alb, which she lett
eleven, in competition with the iisna, iron .choon-
e, one hundred ions, the property OF Mr. k. Steven
They started steering S. E., with strong wind from
w. N. w AT five O'Clock tho America returned in
sight from Portsmouth. AT the close OF the race she
the superiority OF the America the English
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

Mn, PoISsETT ON CUBA- In The N,r VIZ
nal OF Commerce, letter has appeared from IN S our
lnent Statesman, giving some recoectons OF a visit
made by him to Havana, towards the close OF ls22
lie says he found the respectable Cieales of The J.and
earnest 10 their wishes to be annexed to the United
IN order TO be released from the misruIe of their
spanish governors, and from the insoleuce of the as.
sdsss, foobers, and pirates VITO walked the streets
VII npuiy' tolerated, ii not protected by the cor
!upI sulhornes OF the city, and he then thought that
e Government OF the Unlted States would be auhor-
lzed to seze upon The Island and root out these bandt
VINO were preying upon our commerce and committing
cary murder on the high seas; that we should De ius-
..eu IN pnfsuhg tnese enemies of the human race to
their lurking place and occupying the island that pav-
them refuge, and dpacng the authorities which gave
them aid and comfort, and he says he urged the gov
eminent TO pursue that course publicly aud from his
seat IN congress. This measure was rendered unne.
cessay by the appointment OF Cen Tacon to The COM
mana OF the Island Incoruptlbe himse {, he com
ms euoo dnates 10 admins er the laws faithfully
whe by Ills dauntess courage unceasing vigilance and
acVe energy, the most daring either punished or
feunced 10 submission the orderly citizens protected in
tel personsand property, aud piracy entirely suppress
1t is Mr.. Poinses opinion that the Creoleo of r,,hs
90 desire 10 share IN the government but he thinks that
me statement thai they oppressed as 10 we come
Invaders ifo'n our shores to Sci them Free true
Inc wealthy aud intelligent in, aoitants of the Island
deprecae all such attempts on the part Of our citizens
hey are too enlightened 10 be aware OF the fearful
consequences OF such interfere Mr.. Ponset admits
ina ne would be glad Cuba annexed 10 the TJn.
ted States, either by revolution effec ed by her own
citizens, by purchaser or he would be equally well
satisfied to see lie independence secured andpuarsneed
by the great maritime powers, after indemnyine Spain
Tor Its loss; but all attempts conquer the land bv
unlawful means, and to force civil war upon neigh.
boring people, ought to be discouraged by every good
The writer OF this interesting letter aIludes TO the
mint ihrown out by patriot letter writes" to the effect
that the free blacks and mula oes are enlisted and
armed in their cause; and it this "eartu Contingency"
that MIR. desires especially to draw the attention of
MS oOuthern cOuntrymen. Saws he:-
"The slave States have deep interest in what is
going or in Cuba The citizens of these States ought
TO discourage all movements from without calculated
10 sur up insurrecton among the slaves there. The
termination oil these unlawful expeditions may be, TO
ADA smother to the Is and Of the black Archipelago
on our marSlme irontis."
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16
Am ERICAN SKILL,

Mr.. Riddle, the II. S. Commissioner at the Worlds
falf mas the following interesting statement OF the ss
innate placed upon American contributions by the peo
pie of the Old World
Our cotton gins will be introduced into ,wo coun.
trles Ct Asia, Two OF Europe, and one of Africa Our
islands will be introduced into Egypt Grain reapine
by machinery will become in few years universal in
every country OF Europe. Our saving machines will
supersede hand labor many branches in England
France and Belgium Our new method of lappinp cot.
ton is within the last month introduced ON the Exhi-
blllon into the mills of Lyons Our candle mould
coded. The Anglesea leg, known and used over the
world Tor twenty five years. according the ackuow-
eogment OF every eminent surgeon OF England and the
Oonthent VINO mas examined it, must row give place
10 inc inhnlieiy superior mechanism OF Pamer's, pa
tent limb The resoiyng pistols OF Colt, conlraband
article IN England, aAd Incapable OF being sold here
have by order ct the Lords Of the been
nlshed 20 every officer who has recently gone to the
Cara war; The gaG-prmer of Maynard, the most
efhc tent and practical Improvement upon the muske
and carone yet invented, rendering the body OF
men more than twice as powerful in action before
though here less Than week, already exciting much
attention from officers connected with the ordnance
The mineral paint OF douston, OF Virginia, will sup
plant white lead Tor many purposes where it has nth
ero been used In Tact there few articles VIII ich
we have sent here which not brought with them
ne" or improved iuea to say nothing of the endless
purposes Tor which we are using caouchouc and gut
ta-percha-subects OF constant surprise visitorsthe
wood planning, tonguing aud growing machine OF
Woodwork, the centrifugal pump OF Gwinne, the
dressing machine OF Moray, the pressers O. Dick, The
fre sale OF Herring, the lathe and loom of Lowell,
the bell telegraph OF Brooks the panofortes of chick
ering and Hewes, the rail wheels OF Shattuck,
the unsurpassngly accurate measurin G insru-
ments OF Professor Bache, and the new motive pow.
er OF ErrlcsoD all destined either to be brought
nIo immediate this side the ocean, to sug-
est in arts and manufactures ideas OF great pract.
cal utility. These but samples of what we have
brought and which now beginning to be apprscia-
ted. might specify many others equally important
and as prac cally useful But mention these TO con.
firm what say that find in no foreign depart
ment in This great Exhibition either in the number, i'm
poranee degree, any comparison in labor saving
Ingenious and perfect machinery, useful invention or
IN new principle, among ali that each ex hibts with
that which is exhibited by our contribulors
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MAYORS COTJPT S.n, TX

REMOVAL OF A NUISANCE "A confirmed old toner
nahied Shinauit, on Sunday last removed from the
side walk the Old Market House where he Law in
state OF beastal intoxcatoD, TO the cage where he
spent the night, and upon e,ug brought before the
Mayor this morning, was committed to Jail for three
MOI tbs under the yagrant act.
AN UNNATURAL OFFENcE.-Wm w. Pierce was
then atraigned upon the charge of whipping his own
mily, and abusing his neighbours The evidence being
was sent to JAIL where he will remain spell, and pro.
badly become humanized by conserving with the fell
lows and loafers always confined therein
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16
RICH MoND MARKETS Sen, IL

RICH MOND MARKETS, Sept. Is.
WHEAr--We quote white at so cents and red at rs
cents per bushe.
CoRN-We quote 60 cents per bushel as the market
price.
fLouR-Richmond country may be quoted at 50 25
Us 80 for DID, and 50 s7s per Dbl for new. Scots
vile superhne sells al 81 81 1871
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Carolina to secede, strangely advocated the poll
cy of girding her round with an embargo, SO as
to constrain her back into the Union by CONNER
cia duress This is a new and not the least
instructive phase of the doc trines of the Virgil
MIA chiyalrY. w. c. G.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

THE HUNGARIANs AND Mr.. CORCORAN.
We had yesterday Inc pleasure of visit from the
eentltme composing the comrnuee of those brave
aud galan, peole who have had the good fortune to
reach our sho' es, and now in New York to the
number of 1873. Under the direction of Kossuth, they
making their way to the settlement Of Gen Ujhazy,
in Iowa; bu their funds were exhausted when they
reached New York. Under these circumstances the
committee for ihe relief have visited Washington and
we understand that distinguished bar krr mr. Cor
coran) sooner made acquainted with their ants
than he generously supplied them out of his own funds
Such berality and magnanmity credoble to our
ndv dual We national character andientle Mr.
Corcoran to the thanks Of the country-Onion Of Sat
urdaV.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

Nor TO BE SEEEsED AT.-A man down South
on trial for stealing .snuff from a tobacconiss
pleaded that he never heard of law which for
babe man sto take sn uff
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued procla-
nation, announcing that the LIST of September
$685. l22 90 of the public debt of Pennsylvania was
extingushed-the of State stocks having been
purchased and the certificates cancelled This makes
The present debt of the State $40 1862 A.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

On Wednesday last, just after the stage had passed
over the town hill near Woodstock, Va, the rubber"
came off, and in descending the hill, the stage up
on the horses, causing them to run off, and it was
ecapsized at the bridge. Among The passengers were
Rev Stephen HiIdebrand and lady and two children,
Miss Allen, Mr.. Rice, gentleman from Pa, and
colored man. The gentleman from Pa. had one of
his leg. broken, and was badly hurt in the head the
driver, Mr. Carper badly bruised, having his head
considerably cut Mr.. Hildebrand had his right hand
and arm considerably hurt, under the STAGE in his eff
A lien was slightly injured the colored man was also
injured
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

HE STEAMER ROANOKE, the pioneer of the New
fork and Virginia Steamship Line, arrived at Rock
was Yesterday visited by crowds of citizens Those
competent to advance an opinion in the natter pro-
nounce her the finest vessel of her class which has
Saturday morning at Z A. NJ, and reached Rockets
Sunday at about half past nine, P. M, making he
trip between the two ports stoppages incuded) in 37a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

The Massachusetts Wing Convention after complies
ing Its nominations adopted an address and series OF
resolutions The address rel ates to the existing stale
Of affairs. The resolutions fully eddorse the national
administration reafrm the sentiments of the legsla-
ture OF 1893. and express unwaverng attachment to
the constitution, Union, and laws; aud undimnshed
CONFIDENCE in Daniel Webster. The delegates at large
10 the National Convention all supposed to be in
favor OF MIR. Webster for the Presidency.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

gang of rowdies in New Orleans attempted lately
to destroy the office of the True Delta because of The
independent course the editor had taken denunciaon
OF the Filhbuster movements Many of them were
promptly arrested and being unable 10 give security 20
observe the peace, we're commit; ed to iajl
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DysENrERY.-The Paramount tva) True virsiniau

DYsENTERY.-The Paramount [Va.) True Virgnian
says:
"Ths disease, in malignant form, has made its
appearance among the Irish The line of the Balti
more and ONO Railroad west OF This Mace some lhjr-
" or forty miles The symptoms are mot unfreouent-
those which Usually attend violent cases of cholera
morbus., Its fatality is very great. Indeel several
eases, which proved fatal In very shor time, had the
appearance of Asatic Cholera We have heard, too,
OF two or three OF our native citizens In the country
dying with disease not unlike Cholera,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

CRors IN OHIo.-A letter from Dayton says
The small grain crops are all harvested and such
crops! Such wheat, rye, oats and flax! III
storehouses and granaries are full. How we could
put famine to rest with our oyerfowing album
dances.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-16

PRICE OF Wharf.-The Virginia Spirit of Je ffsrson
says that an INTEL gent miller of that county estimates
the loss OF Jefferson in her wheat crop year, at some
two thousand dollars This loss is to be found
Iii the difference in price paid for wheat last year in
comparison with present prices.