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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

CoSElsrHG or i
Beds md Bedsteads;
| s4cfiOr Hau lattrass. Bureans;Y4
Sscfetary, bookcase and Books
tFdshstaads, Candle do;
Tgiiet and Dressing Glasses, CloeE
Mahogany dining and breakfast Ta5lss !
- Side6oard, LOuags, Claus,
Sofa;
Ill., dog icory handle Kaires and Forks;
Alaniet Glass, 6tti initial het,ie
! Potent r. frigeratOr, nearly nae /
Dinner and Yea China
Gu Giass Chamber SEES, Carpets eh4
Rags; III 4
A4difons1 Sjtoceis and Tongs II
2 Piaied and brass CaRdtesticks i .tlfH
e ! hqrge Batting Tub, Staaly Stare H
Portable GrQia -T 4
KITCHEN W,ARE-1 goOd CpoiiES
.Store, Cap5oards, Tables, Pois and lKtsttt
lies. u Il
!. D4Ih K WHRE-7i barrel and 4T
rsgtt Churn, Tubs, Buckets, CrOdEs aFS
Sfoae.Il bA
Saddles, Guns, and a variety of other articles
which i j. NOT necessary 10 en1meraie. H
sale 70 be cdnliuurd from day TO day until all Ihe
the articles are disp sed of Il X
TER Ms "a credit OF nine months will be giyen
on al sums OF iiFe dollars and upwards, the'ppf-
chaser 10 give bond with approved security-unter
5hat sum The cash will be required No property
70 be removed until the terms are complied wilhs I,
RICHARD DUFFIELD.
WIN. FL GRIGGs, Auctioneeftl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
ram ELEcTIoN n PENNsYLyANIa.

Our columns to-day give TIE hrst returns from
the contest in Pennsylvania. The political ele-
mems 10 Ina, state have been strongly agiiated--
lhs oldpsrly issues being mergsH in more modern
eaes. and parties being Somewhat tAfown into GOA
feslon By local qpes,isns Each party claims to
hs shs uaioa party. par excellence
The Aboli1ea excitement al Christina may
have sens fee, bnt il Is impossible 10 pFedict &C.
enia Tbe Democrats. as usual have been vide
auske sd sctlvs Ia the use Of Ali The humbugs Of
M 6sr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

- Betsy Proctor hung herself at the
Posr Hcase in this place on Thursday NOR,
ningllast There was an incident in the bis.
tory ff the life Of this woman worthy ofre.
cord whiea cones to us autheutically sustain
cd She had been blind for ten years. and
became so we learn under the following cir
cuinseanees. When married woman her
husband charged her with INCONSISTENCY 10 the
marriage row She emphatieally denied il.
and uron her knees prayed God 10 strike her
bIindsif tFae Immediately after she went
blind She died By the violence Of her own
hands; distracted By neutrality-suspicious. Of
the fartser Judgements Of Heaven. Her
appsaFaHse 10 death indicated higher des-
tiny thar awaited her in this world.
s,.g.<s-G. 49, A..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
- I 7 - - = " : ~ -----------------
JTlFE ERsoN RIFE.

ils cempauy has been organized
4 ifa |s''..e thai we learn row number.
ss'a'ls tpdii.4se elected y1ycESr NJ.
" ap'Fia; loHs ~. jrwkTr and ions
~ AI.fmrpsms TIER aoi1.rms, nov in
p'' By aakihg. !, urosi beautiful one and
IBIS iil.scafF'$ y IL no dsght reflect credit opon
lhtf "A t''wn N hose soldiers (nnmerous a they
have sfen9 hAye,ntNer YET turned their bs,, up.
on Ing eRatg, Wien beif eguptts allied them 70
ne rescue. The Iffsrsop Rfe viii Be fully
eqnipped aud rebdy sefyiee, il meets b., IL ,he
toarSss I'd a mpnih
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
TURNPIKE Nof.ce.

A MEETING 81 he GfetkheiterS Of The Smith
n field, Can itsrown &liiarpefs Ferry Turnpae
Company viii rs held Al The Ceiln House on sa,ur-
dag ~ ~ Nnsember lor The purpose Of clectng a
President and rhfre Dtrc tarS
HUMPHREY KEYES, Treasurer.
October l6 el63f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
TIE thc Ladies.

TERE HARRIS respectfully calls the attention
y of the Ladies OF the town and county, 10 his
sock OF Fine Goods il is UNUSUALLY larges and
was bought with much care as well as under III
most favorable circumstances He~wiL nai make
an effort to parteularze bnl viii sapshis stock can
not be excellcd hy any 10 beeferea in the eeuoiy,E
IN variety or prtse.s Oct. l6, 1851. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
We'd.

On The asth ct septcmtef last at the Ies denoe of
her son. Mr.. Henry Myers, aea Boauye, Mo, Nus
MARY NJ. MYERS. IN lhe 61 year of her ags. cbnsoft
Of MI J. Myert, deceassd, tormstly Of jefferson CO..
Va, !
On Sunday, the eth nh. THoIAs EnxaNps in The
9Th YEAR 81 his age, son OF George w. and Ann R.
Dittenterter, Of Clarke county.
Al Ketaeysville, on the morning Of the LIST. MS
SorHm BiGSrY, in her 6tlh yeafr wife nj Mr.. 10 I'm
Rigney formerly Postmaster At Frederick, Nd.
81 Near Kabetnwn, on Wednesday. cath ult. after a
shortcut painful Illness JAEs ASSAY. youngest OF
Jacob aHd Mary Myers, 10 Ehe sthysar OF his age.
In Cumberland, Md, on the estn Of Sept. JoHN Al.
ExANoER, son Of John and Mary Z. Anderson, aged
8 weeks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
$4,000
33,eO
Rare chance for Mercantile Business.

TIME subscriber having engaged in business il
the civ Of Washington, is anxious 10 dispose
If his Stock Of Goods al Elk Branch Jefffison Co
Va. The stock on hand is well assorted andwin
be sold great bargain. The location possesses
gseal advantages tet doing safe and nFnhlahRe hu
sines-.. The Store House Is ore Of The btst and
NEST convenient in The county. and The Dwelling
adjacent eemmetlons and comfortable ana lRfge
Lol attached -ali Of which can be had al moderate
rent
Taking all into consideration, think It pesses-
ses greater Inducements Than any place ~ the comfy
as atplace of residence and Ter doing profEasie
buSieesS
The SsreFo ecan be rented without the Dwell
liug u ee,i ed.
Ie,Iers actltes.ed 10 me at Dufieid,s Hepot will
receive oapt attention. Z. p. MILLER.
Oct t6 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
TEACHER WANTED.

WI ANTED, Immediately Teacher having
: w tn necessary qualifications, TO- teach IN
District No co. Application 10 be m'de telke IN.
designed w. G. WQRTHlNGTeS. +
Oftober i6 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
NOTICE.

nURCHAsERs fat The sale Of the late WIN
j Short VIII take beiee that II thsir notes are
net paid tyshe list Of November they i Ill be placed
in the haeds Of an officer for collection.
+ VIM. BUTLER
Aaaiajstfater cf VA Short, dek'G. ;
Ort I6 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Cal,S and Mals.

O60 CLOTH CAPS. Mems and Boys;
XIV 6 e 0ner Mems, EerF fine:
: wv k9nsh and Reas.y Hats, 624 to 81 Is;
Cssessiik ana Beaver Has Ia,sst s,,.,o
IN short almost every description Of Hateni from
thE child . ihenl'ess mans All who vssn, ~
VIZ 90 wen % eaii az JERE. HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

A LeTof Fan Catfe and Sheep, ABOUT twenty
Ia ol each homie raised
O.. l6- is5l--3t WA. f. TURNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
PUBLIC SALE.

II ATING disposed Of a large portion pf nF land
j. and reiinguishe farming and Intending 10 TO-
move from my pyeseBl residence, al DUffeIds De
pot, viii oaer at public aucionN on Monday ks
Pa intaAt allimy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
TEOE ElaRE.
Men's andIsoy,s llercllandfzc.

A FEMALE SERVANT. about ia wears ol,t
IN until Christmas EpqAire Of
Oct. IL. KEYf.S4& KEARSLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

GHNpELS ana TDssgs, Brass Steel and Iron
- mead q large assortment, iast received IL
Ccgt6 + RAWLlNS.
CtislLEsT pointed WOOD Screws II al sizes,
" pit seeeissi b. T., RAWLINS:
Oeigbef I6. 1851
6NIsR ia Nv BaNDS and KNOBS Of new aad
~, egausihIl designs just received b.
0ct. Al. 1851. T. RAWLlNS.
MAILS lor sale by TATE & HoGFF
~ oetonT 10. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Persol. Properfy,

Consisting 10 part as follows
good leork Horses ard / fae Col
40 D4Jham C,at&, most Of ,eiiach arc Iat i
6 d. Cgles, al noao maeAers j; 81
40 fae Hogs p,ost Of ivbieA gre lhrge and ~
gooa ord,x 1or pork his jan, and ne
6aiance Seaes aid Pigs
| Carriage (,,eayiy nt4e| made By Jl9is 4
Haaks, lcitf goqd barefss;
ltakge ~ e01go. tettc Sleigh, r44 hart
IEagol.S !; 2 Carts
6 Barhear, and II doadtc and siash
sdoti Fsos9hs;
q 4 H0rrons, 2 Corn SieHefs;
IhteAiNg Machine .l1e heerer,s C7,aasr. !
tsis niafAi4e took ne yfemiaal at ne
LT5Iaioq al Baitiaose;
4 fFiasiMitts; / lEaeas Screen
IFeter Dry and tattets 8:
3 lghsei60ffuaes 20 tiglt empty LafreIs !
2of 3 Barfets 81 Ttneeer,
2 Griadsto,tsS; 6 Crddles ).
s lhotiRg Scyties, Rakes and .Spd9es
q Stgtrfs; IYaeat Roller: Gaatag Boz;
200 iofpt Bags and Hheat Sheds
Corn Bard and 8 halt ,bashel measures.
ALSO
200 jarreis Of Corn,to Be delirsred Jptae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Dissolution of COMMUNICATING.

HVERSUEdsIE8II N NOIsaEtEltFsEaaE5s
TINE subscriber has this day disposed or his in
X terest in.rfe Brug Store, il Charlestown. Va,
heretofore conducted in the name OF L. NJ. SMlrn
& Co 10 L, NJ. SMITH who is authorized to settle
all the business Of the late firm.
L, S. EtGHEt
Cborlestown, October 6, 1851.
II NJ SMITH is prepared TO furnish Medi-
IL. cines 70 Physicians and Others at the most
reasonable terms, wholesale and retail
ESr Orders for Books, hqsc, Immediately az
tended 10. 0ct I6 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

ELRcrsD Dr JOIN Z Erclestoa. ma
tive Of ChesteFtoEn, Nd late prnc itioaer
in baltimore has been tlscted suFgeen o. the
rev steamship City of PiItsburgh.a Of
PhiEadelphia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Stoves. R.ovea.

VIZ HISKEYS. WINES AND BRaNnIES
w Always on hand. The best Whiskeys VIM.
and Brandies to be found in The county. ''-N9
october 10. JERE HARRIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

GROCERIES A large stock ,b,t ,-;,1 Il =,
~ as ow as al any house in Cbarlestown' en-
am see JERE. HARRIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

MEMS AND RoY's BOOTS 6.g.---
WI good assortment and can sejl iben, : Wy
short prices. Call soon. JERE. HIppIS
Oct I6 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
! s.InroN pom pEMornAr.

4, wis h ss.r,A The while d an Observing: nan 10
note wha, iis Dsmxriie presses mar haves 4 say
in References 10 tie Abesiaioa excesses IN Syracuse
New Yms{ We doaes whether one 81 them viii
xise their tsadsrS sas information that Haaacr
xVHsssss The Arreiicl NIayor q Syracuse. is The
Demuetssseeanailas los Canal Commissioners on
lie Ssals tseset lfhe had hren The caaeite ii .he
~hig parts does any body suppose We should ever
hear III ia$ Il irf
-A---------s-~ -----
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

on BOXES MOULD CANDLES sn.-n, =
n " Adamanline do, for sale by fs.--' W.
Oct 10 TATE & HOOFr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

AIDES SHOES AND CATERS II ait.
~ Philadelphia make Shoes and CATERS Of ~
bestqrality. for sale hv -''sss " sne
Oct Is. LOCK. CRAMER 4 rt,rr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Household and Kitchen Furniture,

200 tarrels Of Corn.to Be deferred %
tefI II ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

At Mount Meigs near Montgomery, Hillard Din
ner has been aiveu. MIR. Hilliard I'M. c. spoke an
hour and half urging the People "acquiesce in the
Compromise Measures. Mr.. H. said K I'VE quote the
Fort Montgomery Journal)
"Nether Justice policy or honor demand the secession
of Alabama. For one, he was for the Union, and for
the preservation of the rights of the South in the Union
"a sentiment which met the response OF the audi
ton Of Alabama in the Union contrasted with pros
poets after future step of secession and when he contn
ued. terms of glowing and earnest eloquence, to
merate the mighty blessings OF the Unionof its glory
and its power and of the security and happiness which
affords-whch had set free the mind as we'll ener
ges of man. in path ofhgh and noble enterprise with
success and prosperity such as the world has never
seen the enthusiasm OF the audience burst out prolon
ged and rapturous cheering showing how near TO the
hearts of the masses were love and devotion to the
Union, how terventy they still beat responsive to the
emotions of patriotism"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

A correspondent of the London Athen@um, writing
from Egypt states that the destruction Of the ancient
Temples and Pyramids is rapidly going on He
says
The Northern Pyramid OF Dashour Is now in pro-
gress OF being converted into stone quarry, in order
to build some palace villa in the neighborhood
the tombs OF Sakkara used for the same purpose
the mounds Of Abydus ransacsed for ulding ma
terals; the Temple OF Erment is going for the same
purpose; and two temples have within the last six years
been knocked down, and the materials, removed from
near Shekh Fadl, entirely without the know ledge of
travellers, to whom indeed, they have remained utelly
unknown until now that they no longer exist. went
to Skhmim to look at the great block of copied
by Wilkinson and supposed to be restored leronue
found that the first line entirely gone They aie
breaking up the block to make lime.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
TEyHE LIFE AND WAGES OF
IL CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, to which is
added those Of his companions. By Washington lrY

vEyHE LIFE AND WAGES OF
IL CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, to which is
added those OF his companions. By Washington lrv-
| ing
| Incidents in American History; by w Barber,
| Three Years in California; by Rev. Walter Coton,
u s. N. late Alcalde of Montery author of"Deck and
FL Puchero, or the mixed dish from Mexico; by R.
NJ Sheny, M. D., U. IN.
What saw in California being the journal of tour
by the emgrant route and South Pass of the Rocky
Mountains, across the Continent Of North America, the
great desert basin, and through California in the years
1916 and lS47; by Edwin BRYANT.
Scenes OF the Civil War in Hungary in l640 and l949
with the personal adventures OF an Austrian officer.
Manual OF Classical Literature, from the German OF
J. J. Eschenburg. with additions; by n w. Fiske.
A History of Virginia, from the discovery and set
Element by Europeans, to the present time; by Robert
For sale by JAS B. GLIB,
ap l6 SO, opposite City Hotel.
d the following Miscellaneous Works:
Information for the People, by Chambers; 2vols.-S
vo.. for-S4 So
Howe's Historical Collections OF the State of Vir-
gina; with engravngs-4 90.
Modern History, by John Lord so.
Frosts History of the United States-75c.
Lanlartine's French Revolution-75c.
Elements OF History, Ancient and Modern, by Wor-
Outlines of General History, by Parker-1 90.
Robbins Outlines of History-l 90.
Elements OF Reading and Oratory, by Vaudeville
90
Course of Reading for Common Schools, by Mande-
ville-l 90.
Roesens Grecian and Roman Antiquities, by Rev.
T. K. Amald-l 90.
Life of Christ and his Apostles-88c.
Women OF Isrea, vols, by Grace Arguier-1 SO;
Also, by the same author, Home Influence, and
Mothers Recompense.
~ For sale at thu Baptist Book Repository, No. 2O3
Main street, by CHAS. WORKMAN.
KSNGLISH REPORTS.-J. W. RANDOLPH
IA has received No. of Little & Browns monthly
publication of the English Reports in Law and Equity
containing Reports of Cases in the House OF Lords
the Privy Council, the Courts of Equity and Common
Law, and in the Admiralty and Ecclesiastical Courts;
including also Cases in Bankruptcy and Crown Gases
reservededited by E. H. Bennett and e. Smith, Coun-
sellers at Law. Price 81 per part, $40 per year.
The attention OF lawyers in the city and throughout
Virginia, is called to this cheapest and most valuable
Law publication OF the day.
J. w. RANDOLPHS stock of Law Books is very
extensive, and the prices low for cash. or punc
tua customers. an ID
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
THE DAILY TIMES.
SPRING-A SIMuLTI1pE

SPRING-A SIMILITUDE.
Few are thy, years, and full of wo,
0 man, OF woman born!
Thy doom is written, "Dust thou art,
And shalt to dust return"
Behold the emblem of thy state
In flow'rs that bloom and die.
Or in the shadows fleeing form,
That mocks the gazer's eye.
Guilty and frail, how shalt thou stand
Before thy sovereign Lord!
Can troubled and polluted springs
A haoW'd stream afford
Determined are the days that fly
Successive DER thy head;
The numbered hour is on the wing
That lays thee with the dead
Great God afflct not in thy wrath
The short allotted span
That bounds the few and weary days
Of pilgrimage to man.
AL nature dies, and lives again:
The fow'r that paints the field,
The trees that crown the mountains brow,
And boughs and blossoms yield,
Resign the honours OF their form
AT Winters stormy blast,
And leave the leaf1ess plain
A desolated waste.
Yet soon reviving plants and fow'rs
Anew shall deck the plain:
The woods shall hear the voice of Spring,
And flourish green again.
But man forsakes this earthly scene,
All never to return
Shall any foll'wing Spring revive
The ashes Of the urn?
The mighty flood that rolls along
Its torrents to the main,
Can neer recall its waters lost
From that abyss again.
So days, and years. and ages past,
Descending down to night,
Can henceforth never more return
Back to the gates of light.
And man, when laid in lonesome grave,
Shall sleep in deaths dark gloom,
Until tn eternal morning wake
The slumbers Of the tomb.
Omay the grave become to me
The bed of peaceful rest,
When shall gladly rise at length,
And mingle with the blest
Cheel'd by this hope, with patient mind,
I'll wait Heav'n's high decree,
Till the appointed period come,
When Heath shall set me free.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

SOUTHWARK, Ho!-We learn from the War
renton Republican, that Mr.. Sam'lA. Chancellor,
of Rapahannock, Va, with his family and servants,
accompanied by his brother-n-law, Henry c. Wal
lace, Esq, passed through Warrenton, on Thurs
day morning, en- route for Texas, where they
expect to engage in the business of cotton grow
inu
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

DEATH OF THE Hon. HENRYaA. BuLLARD.-
1t is with sincere regret that we learn by a
Geographic dispatch from New Orleans that the
Hon. Henry A. Billiard, who lately represented
the second Congressional district of Louisiana in
Congress, and who succeeded Mr.. Conrad to that
station, died on the Goth instant.
During the short period in which he was mem-
Der of Congress, Judge Billiard made most favo-
rable impression.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs AND THE CARDINALS HAT.
The n Y. Herald processes to have certain
information to the effect that the question of making
Archbishop Hughes "a Cardinal, lately came be-
fore the College of Cardinals at Rome, and that
the opinion of the American Charge, Mr.. Cass,
was asked upon the subject. Mr.. Cass advised
that the opinions of the American Catholic bish-
ops be taken relative to the matter, and this has
been done. The Herald states that their rcom-
mendation is adverse to the appointment, and that
they have so signifed to the College of Cardi-
mails.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

IS c. for the sale of Tea plants and seeds sent direct
from China. Junius Smith, Esq, who has been Tor
two years past making experiments in the cultivation
OF the plant in South Corohns, hasre marked that bloc
there and in China aud India al the same time
and that the manner Gifts blossompg indicates a mi
larily OF climate and adoption OF the tetnpera-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
Curious Verdict of Naual Court Martial.
WAsAINGToN ADril 20 1851


The Naval Court Martial recently assembled here for
the trial OF Lieut. Fabius Stanley for challenging his
On the first count that Stanley falsely stated he had
challenged Capt. Johnson" guilty, Second count,
STANLEY actually challenged Capt Johnson. guilty.
The Secretary of the Navy perceving the Irshsm OF
his finding has remanded the back 10 the court.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
SUPREMACY OF THE LAW IN OHIO

OUPhEMAC4 OF lf1E LAW in Of1lO.
The fact that no violation or attempt to resist
the Fugitive Law has occurred in the State of
Ohio, where hostility to slavery in the abstract is
creditabe to the intelligence of the people OF that
State, and the understanding their duty as cti-
zens to respect the laws ofthe United States as
constitutional obligations.
At the opening of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the district of Ohio, on the 18th
instant, Mr.. Justice Mclean, besides other re-
marks, congratulated the Jury that no violation or
infraction of the law relating to the reclamation
of fugitives from service had taken place within
this State He remarked that this fact spoke
we'll for the character ofthe citizens Of Ohio. He
trusted that no forcibe interference with the re-
quirements or operation OF that law would at any
time be exhibited within the State. If the law
were Objectionable, let it be remedied by the
ballot-box. Forcible resistance should not be
countennaced; it should be promptly discouraged
and trowned down. Such mode Of redress has
no sanction, and can have no sanction, from the
institutions or morals of the country. Ittends
alike to the subverson of all order and the des-
trueton of all the securities of our social exist
ence.
The Judge also, at the same time, called the
attention of the jury to the law of 1918, denoun-
cling the preparation of military expeditions
against friendly Governments He remarked
that from late reports it seemed that the Captain
General of Cuba apprehends such an expedition
against the Government of that Island He ad.
monshed the jury that it was their duty to present
to the court any person or persons, if any there
were, who had been engaged within the State in
getting up setting on foot any such expedition,
and this duty he hoped would be faithfully and
fearlessly discharged, as he had no doubt it
would be.-Nat. Int.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
ENGINEERs OFFICE, R. & D. R. r.,
RICHMOND, March Oath, 1851.
TO CONTR ACTORS-Seaed pro

u posas will be received by the Chief Engineer
of the Richmond and Danville Rail Road, at this
office, -~> MNndsy, the 18th day of April next for
supplying While oak Keys for plate rail track from
the Appoma River to Burke's (about 90 mies.)-
Said keyso be Is inches long, inches wide, 81 and II
inches the but and II and inches at the small end.
ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 26 Chief Engineer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

RoTHscnlLD CoNvERTn.--A letter addressed to the
London Standard, from Mr.. Henry Seymour Williams
states from authentic sources" that Baron Rohscbild
had been converted to christianity.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24

The Madison, Indiana, Journal states that the Wa
bash and Erie Canal is finished as far as Point Com
cree, and presents continuous line OK canal naviga
ton from Toledo to that point OF l53 miles,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-24
wMOGGETT Il ANDERSON, UPHOLSTE'
IN RERS AND PAPER HANGERS. corne!

#nOGGETT Il ANDERSON, UPHOLSTE.
~ RERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corne,
of Governor and Franklin streets have received
their spring stock of French aud Amer. Paper Hang,
ings borders and fire screens comprising the largest and
most elegant assortment offered in this city. Our
most beautiful descriptions, while the cheaper qualities
are unusually handsome this season. and at prices we
are sure will give satisfaction We have also large
and well selected stock OF floor Oil Cloths, India and
Spanish Mating, Window Blinds, transparent Shades,
curled hair and shuek Mattresses feather Beds Bols
iers and Pillars, with general OF curtain
goods and trimmings, all of which will be sold rea-
sonable ternis
Paper hanging and upholstering executed in the best
manner "a NH 27---3m