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Holy Civ nor messages of wrath from Mount Zion.
In past time Ae free and the slave States were
both right IN this 0aBfIef The former gave freely and
kthe latter received wllngy Teachers OF both sexes,
q nd preachers OF the Sospel, by invitation or Christian
impulse found their way into the dept OF the slave
SssN--where, being wise as serpsDts and harm
less as dovessSssx exeried On both master and
slave a beuifesS eN@ehuenoe Many of them are
still there, quietly containing that influence though
denounced as traitors liberty by their brethren OF the
free States orthe last ten years. however, but lew
have found their way thher. The burning and msgul-
ded zeal OF portion of our people has awakened APP
prehensons in the South and nearly arrested tins mode
OF action. Thus earnesness without wisdom defvats
the very object that quickens it into lie. Christianity
cannot take the heart by human violence The soul OF
Christianity is love the fruit of Christianity is love-
This love binds heart to heart, inspires mutual conH-
dence and makes men who dwell together IN the same
house of one mind When master and slave are orougnt
under its influence they become spritua brethr NJ one Is
humbed the other exalted. Ia all that relates TO COM
mon eternity they live and move ON the same piauof'
and we forget all we learned OF human nature
when we affirm that such equality will not cause Inc
master to regard with deeper interest the temporal
wants of the slaye-hs brother in Christ Let u.s. then
I repeat place reliance this divine influence IN
conpesion with the other influences mentioned IN
the beginning of this letter. let wait with pa
tience The progress of that moral and social re-
formation which has already soothed the sorrows OF SO
many slaves ; let US abide the appointed time and look
with nope TO the Christian spirit OF the age tor all tnat
can be done to hasten the great work OF emancipation
am dear sir, most respectfully your fr,end :, ana
obedent servant DAN. DnAhE.
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CUMBERLAND

Alta meeting ofthe Wings of Cumberland, held
at the Court House on the oath March, for the
purpose of nominating candidate to represent
this district in the next Congress of the United
States,
Valentine Parrish was appointed Chairman,
and VIM, A. Perkins, Sec'ry of the meeting.
John T. Thornton, Esq, was nominated and
unanimously chosen as the choice ofthis meeting;
whereupon, acommittee was appointed to wait upon
Mr.. Thornton, and inform him of the nomination.
Mr. Thornton came before the meeting and in a
few short and appropriate remarks accepted the
nomination on condition of its ratification by the
other counties ofthe District.
On motion, it was resolved that the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the Wing papers of
Richmond, Lynchburg and Farmvle.
VIM. A. PERKINS Sec'ry
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NH 90 NORRIS & BROTHER


PHILOSOPHY OF BRANDRETHS VEGE-
TABLE PlLLS.-When the tseory OF the circua-
ton of the blood established the springs of
vitality were then partially exposed to view. We
saw and understood that the food eat
vered into blood, which repaired the waste Of the ami
NAL machine; the food is fuel which keeps at life
heat the internal fires that warm and lnvgorate the
inner man. The blood is an electric fluid which car
res this heatt every ramication ofhe body, to
the extremtes OF the hair and horny nail While The
blood is thus the seat OF life it is also the seat OF dis
ease. Food gives the body strength Brandreths Pills
give blood the necessary power to throw out from itself
all impurities thus rendering the stream of lie pure and
healthy. If men were more sincere, there, would
be fewer religious creeds; and if they kept closer
natures laws in the management OF their bodes they
would require little medicine AS men grow more in
teligent they will become wiser and happier; now
their sdom is proved by the fact that when sickness
assails them they Brandreths Vegetable Universal
They pecufary adapted to this climate, and re-
qure extra care when they are used either in diet
clothing. They should be always in the house, SO that
upon the first indication OF sickness they may be used
One dose in the beginning more poten for good than
a dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system. In
colds coughs asthma, rheumatism, cosveness, fevers
and in all ACUTE heavy palms, their effects
will be found beyond all praise. Three five will
like charm, often curing dangerous malady at
saving months of sickness and the evils thereto attend
ing. Remember, Brandreths Pills are known and
fully tested medicine, that is used by hundreds OF
thousands in this country, and throughout the civilized
world They quietly superceding a other medi-
cnes. They take out only that from the blood which
is the of weakness and pain, leaving health and
strength they produce healthy sleep at night, and an
appetite that relishes all kinds Of food. Sold at DR..
BRANDRETHs principal office, 24l Broadway, and at his
retail Offices 24 Bowery and 24l Hudson street, New
York and by one agent in every place OF Importance
throughout the world who has certificate with fac
sme of the labels the genuine boxes, which the pur
chaser should be careful to compare.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prices. de 80
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first OF ovember last all the extraordinary expense
incurred since that period would have been saved to tn
CIRCUIT CONR1'

The next term of the Circuit Couri of Henrco, for
the trial OF criminal causes, Judge CAsKIE presiding,
will commence on the 18th of the present month, ID
be held in the State Court House. The following are
the on the docket:
VIM. P. Adcock-indcted for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ued from last term.
Franklia Allison-indicted for horse-seang
ued from last term.
Elizabeth Southard--indcted for numbering in
Rocketts-continued from last term.
Thos. j. Hardy-charged with receiving stolen goods
the prisoner having broke jail, is now at large.
Saml. Hashngs-charged with murder-under recogn
zance to appear and answer.
Nicholas o. Thompson, charged with numbering his
own wife.
Henry T.. Perkins-charged with forgery.
Richard II. Milburn-charged with unlawfulIy mali
ciousy and floniousy stabbing Miss Ann Thomas
under recognizance appear.
John Howard--charged with faoniously shooting a
named Jennett, IN Adams Valley
Jos. Dowell, John Glare, and sB Allson-charged
with picking the pockets OF two gentlemen at the
African Church, in this city.
VIM. Hamilton alias Vernon-chareed with larceny.
Harriet Hooper charged with feloniously sabbing
Elizabeth Mitchell, in this city on the oath Februa-
ry last-under recognizance to appear
John Richards-charged with felonious homicide.
John Francis do. do. do. do.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.


Schr Merchant, Couch, New York. sundres to
Wadswor,h, Turner & Co., Kent, Paine & Kent, H.
w. Fry, A Lee Crenshaw & Bro. Purcell Ladd q
Co.. Ragland & Bros, J A Levy. S McGruder d Sons,
nj, Parker Bsyly 4 Nimmo, Christian L,athrop.
Smith d Roberts, Webb, Bacon d Co, W Palmer.
Nance & Gooch, Nast! x Woodhouse, R thinner
man, GA streckor, Brooks & Bell, J Thompson,
doiph, VIM F BullersS COD ] Burr. " Taylor.
Richardson & Co., Dove, Isaacs & Co Adie & Gray,
Peake, Bradley Co., Antonio Plz1ini, F Cranz, is
Ronava, Hubbard, Gardner u Co., A King, II w
lew 4 Taylor, R R Duval, Rankin 4 Whitlock, )
NJ Royal, Gordon & Son, and to order.
Schr. Westover, Magee, New York, suaddries to
Nance & Gooct, Hubbard, Gardner o. Co, Nash &
Bacon & Co.. Deane & Brown, Beers q Pondexter.
Smith & Roberts, Mace and Winston, Peake, Bradley
& Co., r r Duval w Randolph, Z Slntoa d Co.,
Fry & McCandish, Morris d Brother, A Plzzini, Mer
chant e. Weisger, w Palmer Gordon " Son, brooks
& Bell w Taylor, A Lee, Edmond & Davenport
Davenport, Allen d Co., Ludam g. Wasm, H w.
Fry, S Sutherland Crenshaw d Brother, and to order
Sehr. John Stnll, Sharp. phllade lpha, sundres to
Winston, w S 1'ripleu, Edmond Davenport, RagIa land
q Bros Gordon u Son, q J Sumner, A s Lee, SUIT
ton & WINSTON A Bodeker, Smith Il Roberts and 10
order.
Schr. Greenway, Couch, New York.
Schr Hendrick Hudson, Munson, Boston
Schr. Thomas Vaughan, Muncey, Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, April 3-Went to sea, schr. S. NJ.
Kent, Kent, Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Cld, schr. Columbia.
Shannon, Richmond.
NEW HAVEN, April Ard schr Saratoga.
A PRUVIDENCE, April s-sailed, schr Arion. Nor
folk and Richmond.
BOSTON, April 4-Aud, schr Sharon, Niokerson.
Richmond
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A. H. vANCLEvE, Engineer.
March 10, 1851

The Cha rman oil the Committee on Ligh, has omit
ted to MENTION in the above report, the important fact
that when the sum OF Sl45 900 appropriated by the
City Council for constructing the Gas Works, the Com
mitee contemplated laying down only nine m'les OF
pipe and placing only three hundred lamps on the
streets Now, it will be observed, over nineteen miles
of pipe and fire hundred and sirty lamps, have been
placed in the understanding excess of ten miles o.
pipe and two hundred and sixty lamps. This excess
sufficiently and satisfactorily accounts for the cost ex
ceeding the original appropriation.
We feel warranted in saying, however, that had the
works been completed according to contract, by the
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The average dfereIc per bale is equato about four
teen dollars, which, upon crop of 400 900 bales would
give loss TO the planting interest of rty three mil
lions sir hundred thousand dollars.
The quantity OF cotton already arrived in market
this year greater see by the same journal than
last year. by 1876 00O bales. while the domestic
sumption OF the year is estimated at $50 900 bales less
although last year had fallen considerably below the
previous one. Adding these two quantities together,
we have $4,000 additional bales for which market
must be sought in Europe and if to this we add the
oft,le short OF $4,000 bales additional; and hence
The fall in price.
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FIRE IN KING W11tlAM-We are sorry to learn that
Wednesday, The 18th Of March the beautiful resi-
dence OF Robert Pollard. ESQ.,. situated near Ayle's,
in King William was destroyed by fire. The house con-
sisted of two story brick building, and wing construct
human efforts of the neishbors and friends who assem-
bed to render assistance soon as the fire. (which &C.
Cured 10 tho day time,) was discovered There is
doubt OF its being the work of lncendary. Mr.. rs
loss'w be severe, there no insurance.
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SERIOUS EFFECTS OF WALTzNG-Some highly i'm
pressabe young gentleman at the North thus describes
the effect his waltz had upon him:
AT the first start thought going to heaven on a
band of music. For the next five minutes appeared
10 be swimming in sea OF rose leaves with a blue
angel This changed to delrium OF peacock fealh
era, 10 which my brain got mixed up with low-necked
rocks, musk and melody that have fed on flutes ever
-ince.
How dizzy the young man must have been! 1t is a
wonder he lived through such SPELL
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1851
THE TINES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annun, if paid in advance, or
within 80 DAVIS from the beginning OF subscribers
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Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachin wrappers ready Tor mailing
Copies of the DAILY TINES can always be procured
likewise, at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot OF
Messrs ALLEN s. GENTRY, on Broad street-prlce two
ceuIs.
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;ect OF gas.l

Mad'lle. PARoDI and troupe, made very successful
debut before Charleston audience Wednesday eve.
ming The Courier says the assembage in spite OF ex
ceedingy unfavorabe weather, was as large and bril-
liant as any other during the season.
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mind throughout the State" and"serve to'cohnfm
the already settled sentiment, almost universally
prevalent (in Charleston) against separate state
action" Judge Buffers demonstration may, there
fore, be looked to as an important indication OF the
future character of the secession controversy IN
South Carolina If it come fully to the point o.
advising his felow-citizens against attempting Sc
narate action it must have the effect OF distinctly
dividing the two parties on that question. 1t Will
raise more formally than has yet been done, the
direct issue whether South Carolina shall or shall
not declare herself out of the Union, and men OF
all opinions will be forced to take or the other
side of that issue. Notwithstanding the decided
opinion of contemporary so competent to Judge
as the Milledgeville &C Recorder" we cannot but
indulge the conviction that the people OF South
Carolina will, in the end, decide upon the course
which is dictated by wisdom and bya just regard
TO the interests of their brethren of other southern
States IF they will not hear the pro-Unon APP
peals of Virginia. they will surely listen to such
anti-Union circumstances as the following resolu-
ton, recently adopted by the Southern Rights
Association of the city of Mobile:
"That while we fully recognise the right OF state to
pterpose for the protection OF its citizens against Fede-
raj usupation by seeding from the Union, we do mol
hesitate declare it unwe in any single state 10 sepa
herself from states with whose destiny she IS and
should be- ndssoubly connected, in resistance to a
common wrong Such action would seriously Ie opard
lhe great interests at ISSUE and hazard the chances OF
division where Union would insure US safety
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The First and Second Municipality Councils of New
Orleans have voted 81 500 as retaining fee to Hon.
Daniel Webster for the said city in the case OF the
cession of John McDonogh.
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SALES OF STOCK


Reported By JOHN A. LANCASTER, Broker, for the
meek ending Saturday, April S:
Virginia State Stocks-par value $l0O--new issue,
at................... 800 co
Ditto with interest from lst January. 100 co
Richmond City Bonds-last sales at par and in-
terest.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed
by the State-par $l0O-saes at par, and int.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-sales this
week at. ....... 70 w
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $lOO-salss
. week al ;.......... ..::::..,.. loo W
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $l00-last
sales at Norfolk, at ................. 100 SO
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par
value $l00-last sales Observation-Disclosures. LOG co
s9O-last sales at. Observation-Disclosures. 80 s5
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Stock-par value $1OO-ast sales at... "a 90
Central Railroad Stock-ast sales at. ....... 40 90
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Steck-last
sales at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales at 20 co
Richmond and Danville Bonds, with interest
from LIST January-last sales at ........... 100 90
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BOSTON PUBLICATIONS.
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We are pleased to learn that authentic intelli-
gence has been received of the settlement OF the
personal difficulty between Mr.. Daniel, OF the
Examiner, and Mr. Scott, of Powhatan.
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Thomas P1rT, the instigator of the murder of
M. T. Hunt, near Fayetteville, some days
since, left New-York on the 26th ult. on board
the steam ship Ohio for California. via New
Orleans The Governor of North Carolina has
offered 400 dollars reward for his capture.
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There has been laid up to this time,
COB Lineal Feet of 10 Inch Street Mains.

lO2353 feet = l9. SO miles, including
IS tons IS cwt. 3qrs. OF lbs. Branches and Drps
ALSO,
494 lamp posts lanterns and Fittings.
243 private service pipe and Metres.
All of which is most respectfully submitted,
A. H. VANCLEVE, Engineer.
March 10Th, 1851.
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nV LADIES' SALE.-The "Circle OF Industry"
will close their sale OF useful and fancy articles the
Lecture Room OF the United Presbyterian Church
Monday uhis evening, at half past O'clock by pub
lie auction. APT
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WITH OTHER LATE PUBLICATIONS,
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SD stable in The neighborhood of Baeon's Quar-
Ter Branch, was fired and consumed last evening, be-
tween and 10 o'clock.
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THE HUMAN HAlR.-I.adies and gentlemen now
days cannot complete their Toilet without FLETcH
ERs HAIR Tonic. The merits OF this article sprea-
ding lar and wide yet more than is actually deser-
we'd. A friend who has tried this celebrated compound
informs US that it has wonderful effect in des-
roying dandruf, sottening and identifying the hair
etc.
Manufactured and for sale, by Vim. Fletcher, Ameri-
can HOTEL also to be had of the following agents Alex
Duval, R. R. Duval and w H. Seabrook, Druggists,
Main street, and H. j. Miller, lis Broad street.
Price so cents. myl
WARM BATHS.-FLETcHER's Bathing Estab
lishment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. M. to 10 P. M. Single baths Csc, or five
tickets for ST. oc Is
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FALL OF CoTToN.-The New York Dry Goods Re-
porter furnishes a comparative view OF the prices OF
cotton during the last years by which it appears that
from the first of November last the first of this month
the change adverse to the planter has been follows
Nov. !. Mar. /. Difference.
Middling Uplands. III. =. loa. ......3i
Far do. ......-.. 1871. .l2a. ......2s
Middling 10 fair N. OIL 5a 24.......3!
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FIRE-About three o'clock Saturday morning. the
Steam Turning Shop of Mr.. Thos Suter, on Frankln.
between Governor and Pearl Streets was discovered
be on fire. From the combusible nature OF the
rails in the shop, and the early hour at which the fire
occurred, the remen unable to the building.
During the progress of the fire, the heat got up steam
in the little boiler used in the shop, and the engine
menced working at furious rate. We regret to learn
that Mr.. Suffers loss is heavyAhis stock and fixtures
not being insured and nothing having been saved. In
Decd understand the first intelligence Mr.. S. receive
ed of his loss, communicated to him early yester-
day morning whilst on his way to his shop for the puf
pose of commencing work.
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FASHIONABLE
SPRING MILLINERY.
MRS. C.. PHILIP

MRS. C. PHILIP
Would call the attention Of her customers, and the
public generally, to her assortment of fashionable
SPRING GOODS Just to hand and now open tor
their Inspection at her Rooms in the Mansion House.
No. SO Main street.
gy Rooms closed on Saturdays. ap 7-6t
n OST, on the 4h inst, between my residence in
~ Chesterfield county and the city of Richmond, my
POCKET BOOK, containing some Papers-among
them bond OF J. M. Perdue & Co., payable to Ma
ria Homer, for about $75 hereby warn all persons
from trading Tor the The finder will be literally
rewarded, If delivered to in Chesterfield or left at
the Richmond Christian Advocate office.
ap 7-lt* BENZ HORNER
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CREyEssEs-The N o. Picayune OF the 29th ut
states that four creyesses had occurred the banks of
the Mississippi rive between the of Plaqusnine
and A|giers, and that The whole intervening country
would be inundated The town of Plaquemne had
suffered from crevesse on the Bayou, and the nhabi
tans were navigating the streets in boats Second
nv rooms were at premium.
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DIsoRDERLY-A white man, who gave his name
John NJ Taryman, having behaved in rude and dis
orderly manner Friday night in the Apothecary store
of Mr.. A. Bodeker. was taken to the cage, and upoa
failing give security Saturday, sent to jail by the
Mavor