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DRESS GOODS.

Silks, figured SWISS Masln>. Jackonsfs,
coiored s5efagss, " alter Embroidered 10. iancy
Lawns, Belgium Lawns, Alpaccas, Cling
hams. oam5Tic and lawn liandkerchIeis;
French, English aud American PnIls, Bon
nets. Ribbons. iae Fleuch FiJwers, Gloves.
Mis-. Wells, cotton Hose. PaiascFs. and lihe
assortment Ladies, Misses and ChtIdren's
SHOES. Also. brown and bIeached Domes-
ncs, CamleIs. Chambrays. Hampshire ID.
nems. Tennessee Couonadss. Cahtomia do.
New York CamleIs. CaSsimereS. Tweeds;
brown. bIeached and Irish Linens; Dnlhna4
snd rIckings. Hats. Shoes aud SHsp
iax, spun. shoe. aud spool Thread; the best
Jf Sugar. Coffee. Teas. common and fine To
oacio. Cigars, SGutii sperm. s'ar and Iailow
l'a1llies; Wines, Cordiais, Primes. Pickles.
&c, constantly IN store. and for sale low.
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Horse, black, some saddle marks and scar
on his WeIher.. fifteen AMI half hands b Oh,
about 2yrs Old: BY VIM Bonner, DIS No 3.
April 10 1851
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i5Esr lilo doEec and Imperial
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P.W. WALTON.
P. s. II understand lba, Capt. He66 is
reporlingIi. abou. tha, have said That MIR.
Gillespie said he would run if ] fid not.
This is Elise. told Mr. Gaiespif if he
would run that would NOT. p. W. w.
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IN BH BARREL and kETAIL. nschesP
III as any and gPpd.
sesAasc May 8. @. 3. MCKENZIE
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

put II 70 you, Or. Chairman, and to the member
OF tns committee to say whether it be expected
sns enlightened age that free people submit te
81 sueh oesraoauon and injustieei We are told that
tnele Is no degradation in all this. Gentlemen have
sao That the members from the west enjoy all the priv
eges uron this floor that the members from the east
ENJOY. come here representing in part about 10000
eemen and other gentlemen come here from the east
en portion OF the commonwealth and representing but
one 1all or less OF that number do not consider M
sen degraded IN this body it Is true Personally care
2ot ns Tor the position that may be assigned here
would suffer degradation and submit to it in my per
son could but place my constituents the position that
tney justly are entitled to occupy in the distribution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

uelL OOHH b.luoul, oOHu oCuIl, OboH w. 1Ieen
Thomas Marshall, Littleton W. Tazewel George 10y
all, Joseph Prentiss, Hugh B. Grigaby Samuel Branch
Flemming Bates, Augustine Neal, Alexander F. Rose
John Coalter-a0."
The member from Richmond, Mr. STAsARD) j the otbe
day stated TO the Committee that although young h
witnessed the proceedings Of the Convention Of 1929
80 with considerable interest, and that certain re
marks OF John Rando h, of Roanoke, made deep an,
Lasting impression upon his mind. ] wish to call tn
attention of the Committee to the remarks of Mr. Ran
doph made upon the motion to strike out the clause e1
tending the right OF suffrage to heads of families AM
housekeepera.
Mfr Randolph said he believed he was not singua
in the o. nion he was about to express Though b
might be the only member of the Convention by whom
uttercd OF sincere qualification on finding tina
the gentleman who had just taken his seat was in favo
OF what he (Mr R,ndoph) conceived to be the onl
safe ground in this for the right of
irage-he meant terra rn,a: literally fr,na-the lapf
Tie moment, said he, you quit the land Il mean no pun
that moment you will find yourselves at sea- and with
out compass without landmark or polar star said tina
considered it the only safe foundation in this common
wealth. For whom are We to make q constitution
For Hollands For Venice, (where there is no laudl
For country where the land ID monopolised by few,
Where it is locked up, not only by entails-f do No
moan such as the English law would laugh at-but b
marriage settlements go that large part of the peonl
are necessarily excluded from the possession of It, bu
for people emphatically agricultural where land ia
plenty and where 1t is accessible to every e1ertion
honest industry will venture to say that if one hal
the time had been spent in honest labor which has bee
spent in murmuring and getting up petitions that tn
sgners might be invested with that right all mportap
at muster rolls ut cross roads, and in this Convention
yet not worth three months labor the right would hav
been possessed and exercised long ngo"
The question came up shortly afterwards, when NJ,
Randolph made some further remarks which viii
read
And it Is only because this first resolution lie,
yet in allegiance on your table, that am disposed
struggle in relation to what consider next in impo,
lance Sir, If the freeholders of this commonwealth
IN whom IS the power, shall be weak and mad enoug
to surrender this question, they will have eaced ver
it not in Holy Writ,) all record of the stupidity
Eau We the proprators Of tho soil, the land owner
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
KosSUTH IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, Dec.

I WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, ?. Vt.
N. Kossuth reached this city this ing at IL
O'Clock. He received at the cars by the Senate
SC'mm tee, and col duct d 10 Browns Hotel, where
large number Of people had assembled to welcome
Ihim 10 the city. The hotel handsomely decora-
sed with flagsthose of the United States, Hungary
ytay, Turkey and Switzerland bsing most conspicu
loSs. After reaching the Hotel, Kossulh app. AIRED
|upon the ba lcony, bowed to the crowd bel ow and
then withd ew to the apartments provided for his ac-
commodation, where he had private interview with
the Secretary OF State, Hon. Daniel Webster. A
r. past II, he received committee deputed by the
Jackson Association, aud delivered beautiful speech
n response 10 the address of the committee. This
peech occupied about fifteen minutes in it's delivery
and was marked BY all the eloquence which so pre-.
kmlneny distinguishes the oratory of the ustrious
Magyar. During the afternoon he received many
falls members oCongress and other distinguished
geatlemen. A portion OF the members o! Congress.
4 now geltingup grand Congressional dinner in
hon or OF the distinguished guest.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BUFFALO.

a = -. DUFFALU, DtC- Il.
y Spaldine's Exchange block, mostly occupied b.
slawyeps; Erie Hall block, The Bank Of AIiics and hi
1l;ank OF Lake Erie, with fifteen spacious stores or
I Main street., opposite the Mansion House, were de
ss,royed by fire at o'clock this morning Also, tire,
Sele CANT dwellings Swan street.
Il The Bank Of Lake Erie got out nothing, only saw
slng their books, papers, add csin in the vault anc
IsAfr
\ The Bank of Aitica lost almost everything va.ua
gbe.
4 The contents Of the law library were entirely de
3stroyed Judge Stevens lost his entire library and al
3of his papers. Judges Maston and Walker lost eve
Cry paper. :
Inc total oss is roughly estimated at $500 600, M
Awh,ch there is abou; $500 900 insurance.
Four men were injured by the falling of one Of tn,
aburn walls, Of whom belonging to The fire depart
Sment, was severely burnt.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

"a WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, z. M.
n The SENATE did not sit to-day,
4 Tie HOUSE met at the usual hour and shortly ael
went into Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. CARTER offered resolution providing for the
appointment Of a committee OF five, to introduce l.
Rossuth 10 the House.
| Objections were made to he introduction Of the
soluton and various points OF order raised, but the
House decided 10 entertain the motion. The resolu
fIon was then earnestly debated by Messrs. Brooks
lCarter, Giddlngs Richardson, Ingerso Gentry, ant
IKantou in favour and by Messrs Venable, Bayly
Nlas1sll of Kentucky, Stephens of Georgia, and Ew
png against its adoption. Without coming to the vote
fhe House yielded to a motion TO adjourn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
BosToN, Dec.'26 /

l. VIM. Seaver (Whig) has an official majority fone
Tor Mayor. The Wing Aldermen are elected by near
1000 m jority
The extensive g.assworks Of Mr.. P. f. Slana, al
South Boston, were destroyed by fire this morning.
Al so large warehouse and workbu ldng belonging to
Gain glassworks. Mr. Slane's loss is $50 900; no
Insurance. Gains loss is estimated al 90 COO; no in
surance. BY the calamity some 300 men have been
Thrown ONT ofempovmeut,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
THE LATEST PER CANADA.

= LONDON, DEC. Is u
We have Paris dates of Friday. the 18th inst.
Gen. Harshe Valiant had been promoted by de
cree 10 the dignity Ct marshal
decree had also been issued definitely eonstilut
ing the consultative commission formed by the decree
of the 22d inst.
The President of the Republic is 10 preside at thu
commission. of which M. Barrot, former Minister o
ign Affairs, is vce-rresident.
decree authorizing The collection of taxes anC
excise duties until the first of April next conforma
Die to the existing one, has been published.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

destructive FIRE broke out in the city Of New
ok on the morning of the 9th inst at No. IL o ws
!ry, which consumed about twenty buildings, involving
Ia loss Of from 800 coo to si50O9o.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
GREAT KOSSUTH MEETING AT PITTS
BURGH

PiTr2BuReH, Dec. ~.
There wasa crest Kossuth meeting held this after.
noon at the Court House. which was crowded to OK
cess. This Hon. Moses Hampton presided, ssss ed
by Mayors Guthrie and Fleming, OF Pittsburgh and
Allegany. Many eloquent speeches welo delivered by
leading citizens. ~
Resolutions in favor OF national intervention, and re-
lusstng The Councils to make arrangements Tor the
Fhe greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

NS The Potomac being now in nayigable coad
tlon the steamer came down from Washington yester
|day, bring ng all The mails due from the North
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

!. NEW YORK MARKRTSl Dec go p. NJ.
F3oUR.- Market firm it'll sales to-day OF Southern
tranSls at 81 g.
GEAIN: Wheat is scarce and prices have slightly
Iadvanced
Co TToN-Market dull
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

CeLD WEATHER The Gather was intensely colt
asst week ia all the Northern States. At Hartford
Saturday morning thei thermometer Indicated a tenn
perature 20 dogs, below zero; and at many othe
points on the same morning, the mercury fell ant
10 deg below zero.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

New YORK Dec Of.
The sale of tickets for Lola M ontes's first night i
very spirited. Seats in the private boxes gold fou
to% &c, and seats in the dress circle from IS to Gil
There is a great rush for seats
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

. YsBALTIMORE MARKETS, Dec 80. Pm.
= AADsTUFFs-Flour firm at 81 12A per Dbl. Red
\ sells a 80 80 cents; white Corn at Sd and yell
i IS CENTS per bushel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

Advlces from St. Louis announces a deficiency {
uy one-third In the supply OF hogs the present sea
son.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
..A..sisY DUNLOP. MoNCURE q co.


|TARGO SALE OF NEW CROP SUGAR
~ AND MOLASSES.-On FRIDAY, the I'd OF
January, commencing at ! | O'Clock we will Sc at
Jour wharf at Rockets landing from the basque Viz
I35S hhds fair TO choice quality new crop Louisiana
Sugar
jl06 bbls prime Molasses
lAso-lO3 hhds prime Muscovado MoIasses
1ERMs-Under 800, cash. and 500 and over four
months credit, for approved paper
Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO..
oe <s Auctoneers
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

THIS DAY !.

JEWELLERY, WATCHES, SILVER WARE
~ &c.-Ihe sale OF Mr.. }. G Davdson's stock Of
Jewellery, Watches Silver Ware, txc.. viii he ron.
unued every evening during the week at O'clock:
also Wednesday moralng at 10 o'clock
de 30 GEO. ]. SUMMED Anct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUT UIeE DAYS.

a ALE OF NEGROES.-I will sell as Commits
m sloner OF the County Court of Notoway 10 or 20
likely negroes, al Nottowsy Court House, on THURS
yDAY, the ls day OF January, 1852 that being Cour
Sday.
Terms cash. THOS. II. CAMPBELL,
J de lid Commissioner.
NkOCERlES, &c, AT AUCriON,-On
8a% THURSDAY. LIST January, we will sell ut our
saEcon store, at 10 o'clock, an assortment OF Groce.
Fries viz:
4 Porto Rico Sugars
Laguayra CoiIee e, Java do
West lnda Molasses
Cheese-ln boxes and casks
Brown and coffee Sue8r-in bbls
Soap and Candles, Sole Leather
Window Glass, Rum, Brandy, Wines
Green and Black Teas
Demohns, Paper, &c
ALSO-Llyerpool Fine SaIt.-5OO sacks
IERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over months
scredH Tor approved paper
] :, 49, DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO..
HTXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE ON CHUCH HILL, AND
ION SEOCKOE HILL. FOR SALE AT AUG
i lQN-Wil be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day
3o' January, 1882 the premises respectively the
te ;l estate OF which the late Mrs Susan 7. Merriam
sdled seized, consisting OF house and lot on Church,
gi on the Western side of 25th street, between Broad
sand Marsha streets, and brick stole and dwelling
soE Broad street, tShockoe HILL between LIST and 2nd
ssree's, now In the occupancy of Mr.. Royal Todd
The former property will be divided to suit the views
4 of bidders.
TERgs.-One third cash. balance at six and nine!
2monhs Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by
IA trust deed Or title retained
The sale will commerce at o'clock, P. NJ with
ne hfst described premises, and at o'clock ?. M
With the last named premises.
Meriam deceased w. GODDIN.
oe ~ Auctoneer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31
E1ANcY GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRE-.

EANCY GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRE-
Z H. SENTS.
Z Rosewood and mahogany Work Boxes, furnishcc
y and plain
%Papia mach Work Boxes, Desks Tables &c.
Dressing Cases, 10 leather rosewood, pspia mach &c
French Oh ma Vases and Toilet Eottles
Marble ebony and gilt Clocks beautiful assortment
IA splendid assortment OF Port Mcnnaies in pearl and
Y ivory
! Gard Cases, in silver, pearl papa MACH, &C.
yPaper uers in ivory and pearl, &c
q Rosewood, mahogany and leather Writing Desks and
a cases
4 Biscuit Fgues
! French china cups, saucers and mugs
4GoldPencils and Cod Pens
& Liquor Cases, Back CANNON Boxes
= Bsttled oors and Graces
aSiyer plated and pnpa MACH and bronzed Ink Stands
Paper Weights, i'll large variety
4Accordeors and musca boxes
gSpenGld assortment OF Port Foos and Music FoIios
Wax Dolls, Games, French china Tea sets
4 Boxes ottools for boys, Building Blocks
5Dlssected Maps and puzzles
] good assortment of TOYS Fancy Baske,s Maoio
Lanterns, &c.
\ Fine Pocket and Pen Knives
Rocking Horses, propellers and chatots
ala all the most complete and varied assortment of
Nancy goods ever offered in this city.
i 90 l.. GlNTER,
oe ~ 1877 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

OMNIBUS LINE.

agn,-z The.slIbscriber is running "A Iinf
b s5s:s7Szg Of omnibasses in this city, from Rock
kz-H1-S-S- : it's to the head Of Broad street.
Fare from Rockets to the head OF Broad street OF
any portion of the route G. cents
TIE line consists Of the most splendid coaches that
have yet been introduced into the city attended by
tul and experienced drivers.
gy No improper persons will be permitted to en-.
ter either o. the Omnibuses SO the line specially com.
mends itself 10 the patronage ofthe ladies'.
no TT r. Major
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

a AVIhG purchased the interest of William AL
" a len,in he late firm OF Allen & Wendlnger,
avail myself oil this ccason to inform the customers
oi the firm and HE public generally that shall cary
on the business at the old stand where will he han,
py to serve them with any article in the line of Mer
chant Tailors. C WENDTTNGEP
de lG-lm
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

Cottage sets, OF beautiful finish
Carved mahogany Rockers
Carved back spring seat Sofas
Cane seat and cane back Rockers
Wood bottom Chars, of every kind
Bureaus o! various sizes
Also, second hand Furniture, in good order, such
Sdeboards. Tables. Cabineta, Chairs, Looking Gl,
ses, and two large superior Carpets, &c. These ar
clfs VIII be sold 20 per cent cheaper than elsewhere
the city.
de IL R CAIrTHOpN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-31

81 WEDN ESDAY-Mo nongaIia, No. 2l0-Capita
N SSo, 800 70 nos, II drawn. Tickets $lo halves IS
SSauarters2 so.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-13
POINT INDUSTRY FOR SALE.

II offer for sale my half interest, in the
IL above named pace lying opposite to va
zoo City. There is a comfortable cottage
House,-Kitchen House Stable d-c; upon the
premises, well selected orchard of fruit
good fence &C., the tract contains l44 acres
of land, and also a ferry across the Yazoo
River to Yazoo City also half interest in two
negro women and boy, four or FIVE years old
also one half interest in the stock d-e.
[ also offer my one third interest in the
Saw Mill, and houses thereto attached to-
gether with my interest in 8 negro men,
hands attached to the mill. The Mill is nearly
new and above all high water for the last
two years. This property, will sell with or
without my interest in the stock of Lumber
and Logs on hand and interest in the Books
&c. This property, is ,he most desirable in
Yazo County 1t is near to the Court House,
and in the midst ofgood society and good
neighborhood. Terms part cash, and part on
time. J. r.. RICHARDS
Yazoo CITY, June Is, I85l-4t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-13
Stimson's &co

NEW YORK NE w ORLEANS d
MOBILE EXPRESS.
CONNECTING with the Swiftestand most
~ responsible Expresses, between the Prin-
eipal Towns in Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts Rhode Island, Connecti-
cut, Lower Canada, New York State, Della
ware, Pennsylvania, Mary land, District of CO.
lumbia, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, the Western
States generally the Mississippi and Alabama
River towns and the prominent places in
Georgia and the Carolinas.
Our facilities are so extensive and perfect,
that we can secure the safe and speedy
TRANS PORT TION OF
FREIGT, TR UNKS, PACKAG ES
AND VALUABLE PARCELS.
From one end of the Country to the other,
and betpeen the most remote points.
From our many years experience in the
Express business, while connected with Messrs,
ADAMS d Co., and our numerous advantages
In othr respects, Eve feel assured that Bankers
and Merchants generally will receive satisfac
tion.
We beg leave to call attention to our Califor-
MIA Express from New Orleans and our Elk
press between New-Orleans and Mobile.
Offices: St. Charles Hotel Building, New
Orleans, and 10 Will street, New York:
Yazoo City Feb. 11-1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-13
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONARII

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONAR1ES.
So CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
II eeps constantly on hand, and for sale on
IAthe most advantageous terms, an extern
Give assortment of Books, of every variety
and description, and and in every depart
mcRt of Literature, Science and the Arts.
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM AND
HYMN BOOKS.
Of erv kind, and other religious and devo-
tonaI works for all denominations of Chris
uaPs.
New PUBLIcATINs-Receive by the earli-
est cenveyances from all parts of the Union.
PUBI g AND PRIVATE LIBKARIEs-Supplied
ut the shortest notice, and on the most favora-
tleterms-
WRITING AND LETTER PAvER-Of every
description. Also Colored; Glazed; Music;
Drawing; Tinted of all colors, etc, etc, etc.
BLANK BooKs-A full assortment, made of
COED materials and in a neat and substantial
manner.
FoR ScHooLs-W riting books of superior
paper; pens; pencils; Rewards; ink; inkstands;
Rulers; etc, together with all the popular
9 chool books now in use.
SrATINARY-A great variety, embracing
almost eAery article usually found in an ex-
tensive Bookstore. Also large assortment
of Fanc6 articles, all of which offered at
WhoTesale or Retail, on as reasonable terms
as they car be purchased at any Other estab-
shmcnt in the Southron country.
1TParents, Teachers, and Traders from
this country will find it to their interestto ex
anime our stock and prices.
New Orleans. Dec. 23d 1849-1v w.