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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN " co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
EpOOTs, SHOES, HATS, AND LEATH-
HID Err AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
29th May, we will sell, at 10 o'clock. at our auction
store, general of Boots, Shoes and Hats,
all fresh and desirable goods
Mems fine dress Boots and Shoes
Do coarse do do
Boys and pegged do do
Youths do do do
Women's and Misses Shoes Buskns and Ties
Mems Pumps
200 sides Sole Leather
100 cases Silk Hats
10 do Gaps
ALSO
An invoice Of Trunks of various qualities
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over, months
credit Tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

Monongalia, extra, No. 3-Capital:
"a $40. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves
Soc, quarters 25c.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

THE AFRICAS NEWS AT NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, May g.
The Africa's news has been rece ved but nothing has
transpred in Cotton up The present time show its
effect upon the market The tenor of the advices has
caused general surprise as advance was looked for
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
TELEGRAPHED
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BALTIMORE.

=.
A destructive fire occurred on Smiths Wharf in this
city last night, which totally destroyed Pendergasts
warehouse besides damaging several adjoining build
lngs. Loss not yet aseertained.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES and suite
are expected 10 arrive here to- night.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

IESRUsTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
q ON SECOND STREET.-By virtue of deed
OF trust, executed to the subscriber by Mrs Margaret
Everett, hearing cate 9th October, 1917 and duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall in execu-
ton OF the said trust the request of the creditor there
upon the premises on FRIDAY, the Both day of NJ y,
1851 at o'clock, the Real Estate thereby conveyed,
consisting of lot with brick dwelling thereon, 'front.'
ing Is feet more less I'd street, running back 100
feet, and adjoining the grocery store of Mr.. Bernard
Hagan. The undersigned, acting trustee, will con-
vey with the usual special warranty.
VIM T. TRUEMAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY w. GoDpIN, Auct. my 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

PORT OF RICHMOND.


ARRIVED,
Schr Hope, Kerwan, Baltimore.
Schr Forrest, Perry, Halifax, ~ S., fish to Webb,
Bacon & Co.
schr Louisa and Margaret, Breboor, Porto Rico,
sugar and molasses to Webb, Bacon & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston.
Schr Esther Burr, futile, New York.
Schr Mowry, Barker New York
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, sa
YESTERDAY,
At the Bookstore OF J. w. RANDOLPH. 121 Main street
7o'cock. IL O'Clock. o'clock.
10 81 SO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
LATEST NEWS
BIZ LAST EVENINGS MAILS.

THE WEBSTER DINNER AT BUFFALO.
RrErAIn NJ au
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

EFRAZiL SUGAR, ALMONDs, WINDOW
AH GLASS, Adsmantne Candles, Crushed Sugar.
large ard small LOAF Sugar, Vinegar, old WhiskeB,
Apple Brandy &c, &c. For sale. r.
my "a JAS. WINSTON,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

Monongalia, class Etc be drawn the oath of M ay
Capitals: S69 900 40 O0O Is 900, 10000 $685. 10 Of
5000, 40 of 1900 40 Of 1900, l25 Of lOOO &c. Is nos
II drawn. Tickets $40.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

REULE AT AUCTfON
lVM MORNING | will sell a.
size, in good condition, and sold for
owner hauing more than he desires to ke4S
my 24 ALEX NOT%
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
STRATToN's OFFICE. No, $, South l4th
$4,000 SOLD

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
U. 5. magazine and De,nocratic Revicw.

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literary and mechanical cost of preparing the work on
the liberal scale proposed for the coming year, will
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therefore presents imperative claims upon the support
and patronage of the party whose political tenes it
designed to advocate and at this moment when the
very Union is threatened, through party schisms, it
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There is no section of the country where there
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The very first pens in the country are engaged in
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PREMIUM.-Any person forwarding Twelve Dollars
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Southern standard., 1851-03-22
THE WEEKLY DISP.TCu

4 an obLlsHED IN RICHMOND yrPc1,,.
re az - I, N'e foo pr'ce Of ONE DOLL4P .az
.ne cheapest weekly newspaper sontb of eMpaq
ana as cheap as any in the Union y Nie Foto-
III inis paper is made up chiefly from tbo M,
psIh' consisting of the entertaining and Daily Dis
poetry. e'eu hght literature and
1t is desigped I - paEAsAsTs Principal Editor.
in tho HE e 70 make it equal to anv WeeL
tmnnt olon Tor ITS general interest In tone Sheet
and tbo Is oouthern-its conductors are ao SEN
Of .hy nope 70 merit and receive the
snaaIa. lehoW-cltlzens They enter unoI agement
opnons n ~ tnelr enterprise, nor are tba;- mere
En SNAPPED merely to catch tbe na., views and
I'm euucaton, from position. from Ppuiar breeze.
dae' rom choice, they are Southa ssooaton from
anS nn oI Southern rights is defence neh Their
mn 'ney nold dear that it has been :, themselves
M and as far their capac;tv warm, unre-
man VINO has read their sheet Win lived vigorous
WIN continue to be so is to To doubt
fp ana ideas which have been tnat the prln
when men orsn can be eradicated at INTO them
know !. nen rarely change their views period of life
Ai'oM eAl u TO be impossible. '"S' They, at least
rea,;r ~ ne M low price at which The -.
'id' the subscription be maid - is published
W. E-TO CLUBS-r IN 9'yS :" ddoance.
For E;. He offer the foaoaoino Iud,.,so..
For Ten Da1Iaa' DDollars'. ......... Sly Con;as
For Fifteen Doils.1 ....... Thirteen Conias
For Twenty Doiiaas' Twenty Comics
:. .Twenty-seven Comic
Richmond, Jam,r, TO-, JAS. A. COWARnIYN1
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
TO the Friends of the Soufb

design establishing Weekly Journal in tho
Of be m MISSISSIPPI to be devoted the maintenance
non OF those vital maxims of equality both civil and no
edga amq by the Fathers of the Republic The
arnent OF the paper will be under the cbarr Of
competent and experienced gentlemen @'l "'e 'n'ge oi
ted b m ds h q the Onl9n-the Union framed and cemen
ploou OF our fathers, earnestly invited and urgad
& 10 Hd IN procuring the of subscribers As the [
ancs qec gh conservative ground irrespective of party al
parties. FF' Vi oil uue men OF all
contain VIII Ge printed on new and beautiful type and will
6t more reeadlng matter than any sheet in the State The
The ap M De issued on about the first of January 1851
MAN care OF JAS B. Bair) Columbus Mississ;m; ~ ohAf
Ihree dollars, per annum invariably in advance
Southern standard., 1851-03-22

10 the fortunes of this Journal which has inst mass
ed INTO our hands, we are fairly committod ~ "9o- ~
"o e'eIilea 10 devote to it our best efforts and on
ergles This method is selected to apneaI 70 o
political and personal-for their actvo 90
IN behait OF this paper and ourselves and nartc,II
a. hi' J"IClure. OWIng to some cause or other tho
oot democrat has ceased, of late, to occupv that
hlgh position to which it formerly aspired and It.;
ed Without blaming anv one for If it !; 60 att'ih
10 know and feel the fact, and to resolve If in 49,
power OF energy and exerton-to elevate i 70 .t le
eihilehce TO which it is entitled To the biob ranL
IL seeks to ATTAIN it holds title whether NC So oih
gooo Ut not, from number of considerations Tn Tho
lrSt ana main place, it is the only democratic na -
the largest town of North Mississippi Not . PnII |
item IN It's favor, is that it is and will be devotd M
polp.o"S@tgty and ealousy to the defence of STATE
iNlehts ana state Institutions. Impelled hy tbs+ a.
FoIon' IL Will say to this State s.from now boeI
anu forever adopt ard act out, both as Dolicy nd -
ctpe, lhe motto OF Home Reliance Home Prodot;e~ ~
oie ~ ogPenaence." Under any circumstances
Wnether OF Federal usupaton or Northern
or the luke-warmness of contiouons Stto e
oissPPi Sehshy and with sworn determnat;o
Ju' 'ls uhe uue prlnclpe which her very life bI9
lePehus' Wmie she will adopt this system as nr;n1
~, - vi nave tne incidental effect of PROTECTING
ler noao, and forever hereafter, against ahdl;t;
:aults and treesoil strategy Whatever mor In ao
ate-whether to remain in this Union or n1;ta III .I
'e OF more sister States north or south east Or t
.di as ner powers remain undeegated let subl;o
esuShness be her national watch-word Wbo4bon =.
he company of foes or friends or alone noIa "a
Ter sleep no more A'' pohtcaiiy let
any provide not for his oscn and especially for
nose OF his oaon house he has denied the faith a1d u
'iia al. iiihdeL The union is our sso,uo and
ear and glorious as it is what can be more desr anJ
lorlous than the friends and resdes Of o,r - 80 anu
Mississippi! u o''i 'o'c" hoa1se'
Inc me- democrat with all the ability it can enlist to
Ie .ask' VIII advocate the claims of the great Mb;l
nd Ohio Railroad. All the other various anooie
le community, agricultural commercial, mecbaneaI lo n
anutacturing with news and miscellaneous pi
eneray' will always occupy place in our Columns
number OF elections will take place this wear and
Which th lor political discussion will arise
'rat, as means of keeping pace with the times
sPeetfnlly offered to the public. 'il' 'iiies' IS 81
TERMS So 90 per annum in advance. or Ga On e "a
IT paid within the first three months - 20 W Il
aho-lao- ,,. NJ DAVENPORT. n
Southern standard., 1851-03-22

Gs5- The following resolution looking to prac-
ucal mode of Southern resistance, was submitted
to State Rights meeting held at Tuscumbia.
Aia' Let our citizens look at it It points to the
right direction and is worthy of imitation.
1seSoeeea, That this Association deem it the duty
of the Southern States and so recommend ~ ~ }
Legislatureo of the State of Alabama that in
ing revenue law for said State, they dscriminata
against all articles maiufactured in the States Of
Massachusetts, and VerTnofa, and, also. all Goods
imported through the city of Boston, until the Cit
lzens OF said States shall cease to make war unon
the peculiar institution OF the South, to wit Afri
can slavery
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
Prospectus of the ..soufI,ern PreSs-, :,

AN ASSOCIATION of siXtv-three members of Conerro
dra anu Representatives have constituted the un-
uerslgued committee to superntend the establishment
Vi southern Press at Washington CITY TO he doIotJ
10 tne exposition and defence of Southern robts
y. S-une dissemination of correct information
f; ~ ot PoHcy and the course of political af
without reference to the old partv lines
OF Wing and Democrat Arrangements arc ~, ,lnGs
progress promptly to insure the issue of sucb nnar
under the title of '"on paper
- 1.-THE SOUTHERN PREss.r
Ior the conduct OF which, suitable editors have boo
engaged, who will also receive the aid of Oee n
eminent and able contributors There will ba hotb =,
ui-"eeKly and weekly issue-the latter IN contain
substantially the same matter As the f,rrno - m ::
tended to reach those points of the countr,y b III -.
Idclhues are limited. daily issue will he addod -
alter, should it be deemed advisable or necoa-- h
press ana people OF the Southern States The naner
VIII not be exclusively poltical-but will enbr,raP
Its broad sheet the general news news Of th IL H
eSuc ana foreign, by mail and teIepraph comn,oo1
ana agricultural intelligence literary criticisms go
Ia essays literary and miscellaneous and in short all
tnose items OF general interest the collected at
OF which constitutes the interesting and yaibi 1e
paper ureat care will be taken to give nIl and Gov
reports OF the proceedings and debates in hotb
OF congress- as well the action of the local
iegisatures on the southern question
limited number only of advertisements r;u L.
mount of reading matter 'ii " large a.
paper VIII be printed on sheet equal in size 70
tnose OF the other Washington papers and the 70
al W VII pe purchased especially for the purnosa
IL Is confidently hoped that every true friend 20 al
~ o ~ WIN au IN procuring subscribers and foryorJ
oe names, with the amount subscribed to some south
'fT representative at Washington, forthwith 'ou'ii-
ot-inasters are authorized by law to remit snbsor
lions free of postage. ~ ienli' suDscrlp-
ERMs; or trl-weeky during the session of Con,.u
nnr nlp M during the recess the price viii he
W eekly paper per annum So 90 y
ice OF SUBSCRIPTION must be paid invar;abl :;
dvance, and the cash accompanying the n,aDy naa IN
M persons procuring ten names shall he ii
eceNe copy gratis for one year '0 eii'i'led to
A. p. BUTLER vi
JACKSON MORTON. as
X. TOOMBS, vi
Editors a,a - J. THOMPSON. kl
ana papers friendly to the enternrise win
an .s prospectus, which will enfite tben
itn TINS request viii send COPY of the VINO comply
nnlng it to the committee Py u the paper con-
Washington, May 25, 1850 10
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
BLAIR's DRUG sTopE


! OoI received at this. well known es+a- ID
- Dhshment fresh supply of pure and ora- -
hulne Medicines, which will be sold on asa kssssz5
yoraDle w terms as at any house in the South -
slclas Planters and Others are reouestad - o,I
ana examine the stock which has been so1aotaJ
great care Tor this market We think thew viii fJ
equal t not superior) as regards onatv and a. 'u
~ any IN the state and making their purchase aIt
gether from Importing Houses thew are en.bIod
South West. '0 III Tue south OF
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFU1Ivpunu
-; - 'dhies w Hopkins will attend to the nrescri,
i uon oePaftment-a guarantee that all win he i1.
eiat uehcae and important part of the business ~
DhUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS p,1r
II AND BRUSHES, DYE-STTJFFS pAINnS L
OILS, ,WlNDOW-GLASS DYE SrT1Ero S'
AND GLASS-WARE,P PERFUMERy
FINE SOAP, STEEL PENS. Ann
SUPERIOR WRITING INK.
a superior article of SPERM OIL. LARD on r.
always on hand w.
LANDRETH'S FRESH GARDEN cD1n
CROP 1850.
p,,ro m, latent p MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS.
~, O'u Drdqdy, Wtnes, Holland Gin and on Lo,oa;
.an'-fIre Scotch Whistey-for Medical na1r1
F''''-s s1"o superior article of TEA both
Green and Black '
oofERIoR CHEWING ToBAcco AND Crc,ps
~ indnhlui Tor the patronage heretofore ex+ondo.
ne mouse, he hopes by strict attention and 10
ioh 70 accommodate at low prices TO merit III
lge OF a discerning public. i' ''e patron
Columbus, Feb. l. 1850. o' DLAlk.
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
:. Executors Nof;ce

and testament t,eFS of ptestamsntay of the las, m
bs sntsd the ndergesdi siha cannon s @
ssapp Sow Court of Lowndes e counS November term
Of said dsoapas s claims state Of Mis-
the duly proSata are required a the
prescribed law or the and allowed within the s
January is, 1881 THOMAS E. CANNon CAM
Ere>5for
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
Ayers Cherry Pecfori,I

a ,sse aaT oautt 1 ~ and oaltae Preparation for t
Goagn Gods Consumption and all dsseass. "e cure q
iaia ida.t Is new compound, in this place, but !,
for one o. the greatest preparations oftbe
paration. petiof 10 Jaynes pre-
Columbus, Feb. l, 1850 eoie Agent.
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
co NJ MITTEE.

NJ. NJ BROOKS.
HAMPTON WILLIAMS. NoT~6ee Co.
i. NJ BLACKWELL.
I. c. GREENWOOD
}. p. MONTGOMOERY
HENRY MCDOWELL. ChichaSap Co.
J. A. ORR,
z. c. GRASTY,
CHALES GATES.
w. r. CUNNINGHAM.
W A. TUCKER,
r. DAVIS,
A. ID. POPE 7Lo,
5. J. GHOLSON, -N0''0e Co.
i. b. MOORE,
JACOB LOUGHRIDGE,
JOHN F. MILLS.
w. R. CANNON.
JOHN w. RICE, OktUebo 10
CHAS. R. JORDAN. ~
a; S. HUMPHREYS.
THOS. L SHARP,
ELI ABBOTT.
W; w. HUMPHREYS. LOWndes Co.
BEV. MATTHEW'S.
JAMES WHITFIELD.
bus, Miss, Nov. 18th. 1880
Southern standard., 1851-03-22

( (iARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, SPRING AyrIs
y An assortment of articles in the above &C
cash or good paper by ~ anu soId nI low for
Columbus Feb. s, 1861. = -DLAIR
Southern standard., 1851-03-22

w lLLrun regularly to Columbus thief oq-l -
w balance OF the season, she will arr - -
rVe every Monday evening and leave Tuesday morninc
at 10 O'Clock For freight or passage appIV on honrG
Feb. 10, 1851. ff-' 0A Doar oo|r H.
Southern standard., 1851-03-22

8. 9. Fitche's
i~pas'Se oad E1 sde.es for Coughs, Colds, Cousuo,o
Aso-His unrivalled ABDOMiNaI o,,n
En- that has been patented only six roontbo Oh
pER fTsRoR oeen rntatedAso his superior sH0 al1 mas
Store of TAS M ~ @ pe found at the Drug
Columbus, Feb. l, 1850 sue Agent
Southern standard., 1851-03-22

iop LIVER oIL-(J. RUsHroN & co., for sale !.
90 - iooi' j. BLAIR :
Southern standard., 1851-03-22
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