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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
DISASTROUS STORM.

! n. E.:,.. TALLAHASSEE, Aug rs.
On friday evening last lurid and threatening hor-
ION att lacted universal attention in town. and the wra
therwlse prognostlcated storm. About O'Clock there
was violeht sauall from the South East and ire
mendous shower. In G little while the suua ceased
hut continued TO rain copiously all the night Till about
Saturday morning. Commencing sgain a, 81 the
wind also began to rise om the Eastward, the hori-
ION 10 thicken up-scuds to fly and every sign to ba-
token "a blow" The rain poured down literally in
torrents with only occasional slight ntermissions iii
about sun rise on Sunday morning. By twelve O'clock
noon, on Saturday. the wind had veefed to the South
east and was blowing gale. AT l. the trees heoan
TO give way-at two, still veeng southwark the blasts
were rapidly increasing in violence, and worse evil
IDENTITY coming From 10 6 or half past the cry was
stand from 0nder" Fall forest oaks were untoot Il
OF rudely snapped asundet--Chna ttees stood no
chance-tesces were prostfatedtin roofing peeled up
like paper--feoS torn up-brick bats iying-and nj
together such general scatteraon taking place. as is
not often seen. From six ten o'clock there was no
increase III the force OF the yale, but, if anything an
abatement. From ten to two it pped up again and
blew great guns" The night was too dark to nole
the mischief in progress, except it happened lust
around ones bu' The bowling Kissing whistllng moan
ing and groanlng OF the blasts were very well calcula-
tod to excite lively appre!ensions OF general mslor-
tune.
The gale had pretty much abated at four and day
light disclosed novel spectacle The streets wa,e all
DISTRACTED wh PROSTATE trees and the gronn covered
whh wigs, boughs, leaves and "whIppngs" from ev-
ery1hGg that grows.
We hope and trust this storm has not been extensive:
Out II ragged along the gull and Atlantic coast with
the came violence great destruction OF life and pro-
perry must have taken place
INVITED LEAvf-An individual calling h;nn-
sell w kins, but whose real name is said to be H. A.
Layton, having given expression abolition sentiments
si very offensive and Insulting charac er in the pres
ence OF party OF young gentlemen WAS called upon
last evening and notified TO leave the CITY, WISELY
considering perhaps that longer residence among us
would not be good Tor his health he very readily con-
scented to leave ia last nights boat for Charleston on
his way TO the North. The young man is from
Philadelphia, and is certainly too indsceet to be us-
led so lar from nome, especially in Southern attitudes
No violence offered him, and we trust the lesson
he has received ii it does reform his morals W i'll ut
least teach him discretion for the future.
SGUdnnah Ne,ps
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

E1HXCHANGE HOTEL.-The arrangements of
Ill the Hote being now completed Mr.. Ballard will
be happy to receive call from his friends and ac-
quaintance this afternoon at O'clock as the Hotel
will be opened for business on Monday. sept 6
VI ICUMOND TYPOGisAPUICAL SOCT-
-Ma> ETY.--There will be an Adjourned meeting of
this Society, this (SA TURDAY) evening ,at s O'clock
at Odd Fellows Hall. a full attendance is desirable
Sc Cit THE SECRETARY
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
THE RICHMOND TIMES.

RICH MOND, VA.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

s$SA PRIME SMITHFlELD HAMS.
-@- eDSP just received and for sale by
SO 6 JNO WOMBLE & CO
6s HiNGLES.- cargo Of II inch bunch SHIN
~ giles, daily expected.
G IM0NdpI o. ca
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
DELPHos, ALIAS SECTION TEN.

A week ago the citizens Of this village
had meeting to take into consideration
the at .irs OF the town. |, was decidedly
the largest and mos, enthusiastic village
gathering we have witnessed here, and
would that matters of more import than
that which called them together on this
occasion would licit like interest.
K The principal matter under considar
alton was the name of,he town, and after
some exchange Of sentiment, pro and
con, Il was concluded that the place wal s
now of sufficient importance TO have a
name; i, now having four proprietorship,
each OF which had different recorde d
name, and the whole concern known by
the appellation oi "Section Ten, which
il received from The number Of the d.
vision of,he Canal during its construction,
and before the town had being.
The ancient name Of DELPHos was
agreed upon by a large majority as an
appropriate and agreeable one, and Leg
islatlvo action solicited to aid in carrying
into effec. tho desired change,r-Seesion
Ten Budget.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

REF SRx IN INDIANA On the lI'n
in the Indiana Convention, section was
moved aud adopted, ayes 10, nays 81
rendering ineligible for the Legislature
any President, Director, Officer or Agsnl
Of any banking, railroad or ,noneyed cor
po,ation, for six months after they have
held such office.-Cia. Enquirer.
This is reform with TOOLS cap to it,
Who does not know that it 10 the lobby
members, the hangers on, about Legis'a-
lures who put ahead all the miserable
cheating, partial, and disgraceful legiSla-
lion thu, is yearly or biennially enacted
And tbs Indiana Solons think doubtless
70 remedy all this, by carefully prevent
ing any of these artful managers from
being by any chance known to the people,
by excluding them from doing their dirty
work openly. OF course the seekers
for monied corporations, &C., will cnly
do their work tho more successfully
The only abiding check upon dishonest
legislation is well educated and intelli.
gent people, and SO experience may ye'
tell our consli:u,ion-tinkers.
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THE NEW BRIDGE.

Tn. new bridge across the Augllize
river is a, length completed, and cp med
for public use. This opens new aiirac-
,ion for business to this point, and will be
great bene6, TO the travelling com.
munity, and those who live souil . e,st and
east OF this place, as they can now ap-
proacb it without delay, expense or incon-
yenience, by means Of the bridge.
Il is we'll built, and reflects great
credit on Mr.. c. L. Noble, the con,rac-
tor, and his workmen, for the faithful
manner in which they done the work.
Defiance Banner.
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bin II ,bs back ParS, ofa house, sscrs;
Ned; nom %hicL' they took him, and
trough, him before the Justice, and ap.
pointed Twelve men to Try his guilt Or in,
aocence. They, afiera fair trial, said he
was gully, upon which the Justice gave
| him up TO the sheriff Of the county. -
However, the people took all farther
trouble ou, Of his hands, he was seized
by them and led 10 q tree short dis
TANGO north from the town, the rope
placed round his neck. and the end
passed over a limb, some half dozen
caught the end Of The rope and pulled
MIN up, and held him there until he was
dead, (,hiny.fve minu,es.) From the
scene Of execution they carried him 10
his boarding house, and are now holding
a coronet's inques. over him. This is
one case in which tho people took the
! power flom the hands Of the gamblers
and deal. ou, justice to the murderer
and scoundrei. He was indeed q yer,
bad man, wherever there was qra';el he
was sure TO be in tif possible, ant
much as I am opposed 10 capital punish
meet, canuo, but think il was right. |
he had been permitted to escape The
mob, he would probably have went un-
punished, and tho community woult
have been in danger of been murd-ret
or wounded by him whenever he nigh
happen to get in a passion. He wa
from ST. Louis, Mo-, | have known hin
one year. Il.
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VINO HATRED or Pacsnrss. .-Th

VINO HATRED OF PacsnEss.-The
Defiance Banner speaks of the Constitu- :
,ional Convention as "disgraceful con-
yention.n OF course, the members ofthat
body, in its estimation, disgrace them
solves whenever they daro 10 question
the special privileges oflordly capitalists
daring offence with those who are al
heart opposed to any improvement Of OUT
Constitution. l, will be fecollocted that
The Wings Of Defiance, under the .gnid-
ance Of their official lealers, voted against
calling a convention TO amend the Con-
s,i.ution, and now would gladly disgust
the people with the action Of the Con-
ven,ion, on the pretence Of the very
delays, brought about mainly by whig
votes and conservative Wing intrigue
ltis llbov in vain, however. We could
wish in some things that more liberal
spirit peraded that body, but we arc
thankful for the discussion Of first princi-
pies, which their session is calling forth,
and we are certain that they will, rs Q
whole, make . better anu more fitting
Constitution than the present.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

CAr,roRNlA.-The Cherokee has ar'
rived al New York, bringing 81. Francis
CO dates to the 18th Novembes She
brings S2,OOo,OOO in gold dust, and 81
passengers. The deaths by chole'a in
the city Of Sacramento during the pre-.
ceedi0g three weeks, had been lo5, and
The disease was making frighGul rayage'
in other localities. The Indians also
had occasioned considerable excitement
Three skirmishes had been had with In
dian parties, headed BY white men, ant
the end is not yet.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

~ The Correspondent. Of the Louis.
vile Courier complaints, and very justly,
too we think, that Col. JEFF. DAVIS OF
Mississippi and Mr.. BURT Of South Car
olina ure continued at The h = Is Of the
Military committees Of their respective
branches. Two such disuniois,s should
no, be chsi,msn Of such commit!eeo.--
Gin. Enquirer.
1t is only tor The northern opponents
ofslayery tha, the cry Of disunion means
any thing-ag1inst real disunions.s it is
no: intended TO have any effect.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
GEN. BELL.

The Convention to naminate candi-
date for Congress, assembled in this city
on Tuesday, and upon the 5ih ballot,
Gen. BELL OF Sandusky, received 'hs
nomination. The Generals honors ant
services will be brief, yet we have n'
doubt he viii faithfully attend TO the in
tt rests Of his constituents. tie is wei
known to mos, Of the people Of this sec
ton, as a sound democrat and goot
citizen. Seneca Advertiser.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
The NoRrn Barr1,n REVIEW, for No

The NORTH BatrIsH REVIEW, for No
vembcs, contains an able but favorable
csitique ON Carlyle, BY one who under.
stands the character of this grea. bu. &c.
centric author; articles on the philosoph,
OF language, the agricultural interest
she Reformed Church Of France, &c
This work is the organ Of the Free
Church Of Scotland, and like the othe
sbsss gtsat English quar,erlies,is conduc
ted vish tI,e highest ability, New York
Lsonssd Scott f. Co.
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n.rTbo holidays depriyes the proceed.

o.rrhe holidays deprises the proceed
ings Of Congress and Of the Legislature
Of almost all interest. In Congress, an
effort Is making to amend the Bounty
Land Bill so as TO make warrants trans
fsrable. In the Ohio Legislature, the
election Of U. s. Senator is the princi-
pal consideration, but nothing has thus
"a, been accomplished.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
FUGITIVE CASE.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec. %.

Wm. 8. Knight, the owner Of the sup.
posed runaway, EmoIy Rice, has refused
TO have young Adam Gibson, the negro
carried off in place Of Rice on Saturday,
Samuel L. tlalze |, US. Deputy Marshal,
being with Adam, the kidnapps's would
not take him further South, und Mr.. Hal
zelI is expected with him to-nighI-N.
Y. Tribune.
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Or South Carolina, has decided no,
TO secede from the Union just yet, but
to hold State Convention mex, February
and a Southern Convention neat October,
and meantime bas condescended to be
represented in CONF ress as hereioiore.-
I'VE breathe fieer and deeper.-Mr
Robert B. Rhe,, formerly r. b. Smith,
is the new us. Senator. IN. y. Tribune
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION!-MEL-
ANCHOLY LOSS OF LIFE!-SEV-
ENTY-FIyE TO ONE HUNDRED
SOULS MISSING!
PIrsruacI, Dec. 10.
The Commercial Journal Of this morn.
ing ha, the following rt po,t dated--
New ORLEANS, Dec. ID.
The new and beautiful steamer Auglo
Norman wen. ou, on an experimental
"trip to-day, with large pleasure rar'y
constituting 4 two hundred and ten souls
After she had proceeded some distance,
and, as learn, was returning 10 the city
towards evening, her boilers exploded,
greatly shattering the boat, and killing
and wounding large number.
From seven'y-five TO one hundred
passengers, as far as heard from, are
numbered among the killed, wounded and
missing.
MI. Perry, gentleman attached 10 the
Office of the New Orleans Bulletin. wa.
one of.he party, and los, his lite by the
fatal disaster. lie was a gentleman wei
known and much esteemed. Mr.. Kidd
VI the Daily Crescent, and Mr.. Bigna, ol
he Dslis, were wounded but no. serious
|ly. Mr.. Nathan Jarvis, Mr.. S,illman and
Mr.. Storm, Of the New York Novel,,
works, were aboard, aud all of them are
believed 10 be MORALLY wounded.
Captain Ammbol and Captain Thomp
SOU, oft the ship Lexington, were badl,
injured. The Hon. james Bsebe, mem
Der Of this State, was on board and is be-
lioved to have been killed, !:
]. is impossible yet to. ascertain the
precise number killed, wounded anc
missing, OF their names, but tho supposi.
'ion is they canno, vary much from one
hundred.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
Gopy's LApY's Book, for JanuaI

Gopy's LADY's Book, for January.
1851, presents additional attractions to
those so widely known, Of this STANDARD
magazine Of clegun, and useful literature
The artistic excellence and beauty Of il:
embellishments, their number, and The
quality Of lis reading 10 not surpassed b,
any magazine in the country.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
IMPORTANT MANOR SUIT.
ALBANY, Monday, Dec. %.

Judge Wrigh, has delivered his opin.
ion in the suit brought, by the lite A,,or-
oey General against Livingston, to test
The validity Of the title 10 the Livingston
Manor, and which was tried in Colum.
bia county lastspring, by giving judgment
in favor Of tho defendant.-N. Y. Iri-
bune.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

around. IL carried swsy ten rods ofths
rock in l.ng b. aad .fsur 10 weidth. The
loss Of this, !, is said, has hot diminlshed,
but rather added 10 The grandeur Of the
scene
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

Thets 40 few en.erprising, energes.
ic, business men in the town Of FIndlay,
but we think there sfouId ts no hosi,sn-
cv ID awarding t,e pAlua 10 our neighbof,
EPSON Corr. With 1Ij the rest Of his
improvements, and plans Of drawing bust.
ness to FiSdlsy, be bAs recently started
a Sslcnus factory. We vsts shown
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

CT The Ohio Statesman comes TO Us
much enlarged, and we need not say it
is conducted with iha. spirit, force abili-
iy aud adherence 10 Democratic interests
and Democratic principles which makes
il SO powerful an instrumen. in sustain.
inp the Democratic party.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

BrRNE's DlcrroNARx % MECHANICS
Nos 90 and 81, Of this valuable
work, contain able articles on Gunpow.
der, the Hammer, High Pressure Steam
Engine, Hydraulics and Hydropathics.--
Tho information given 10 scientific and
exact.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

The INTERNA' IoNAL MAGAZINE, for
December, commences "A story withou,
a nome," an original historical novel, by
G. P. R. James, and gives great yarie-
" Of selected tales, articles on science,
&C., from English and American sources
New York, Slringef and Tognshead.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

or That part Of tho Falls Of Niagara,
generally known as Horse Shoe Fall, on
tho Canada side, fell on the lth inst,
wish 9 crash that was hea.d Tor ,niles
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

+ TRuR ELoauENcE.-Milton thus de
fines il:
"rrue eloquenco I find to BE- none bu,
tho serious and hearty love Of truth; and
that, whose mind soevsr, 10 fully poss.
essed 9ith 4 fcsvsn,'desiEe 70 know good
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

A GREAT CHANCE. Tho theme ofihc
Ohio State journal used TO be, "lhe
friends Of Free Territory. and the infamy
Of the slave power" To-day it is tine
groes and abolitionis,s." Quito q change
Of terms Ohio Stdtesmdn.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03
APPOINTMENTS FOR NEW
MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. %

WAsH'NoTON,NIohuav Dec' ~o'
JAMIs s. CALHOUN, Of Georgia, was
nominated by the Ptesidcn, to-day as
Governor Of The Territory Of New Mex.
ico, and Hugh N. Smith for Secretary.
No nomination has yet been made for
Judge.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

or Thomas H. Benton is displayed
'for mex, President by The True Demo.
crat,' ST. Lawrence Go. and c,mne ,ded
in leader beginning Here is the man
what keeps the track
That remains to be seen.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-03

FEDERALISM AS Ir Is.-The Defiance
Banner not long since, raised a question
with Us That the whig party always was the
party Of Freedom aud the Democratic
party was tho reverse. We thought that
the editor had a wonderfully short memory,
to say The least. After the "Slaueh,er
House Convention" and the public and
svowed sale Of principles for success by
party, 10 talk Of attachment AMI u Poi'
Of freedom seemed nonsense. But as
unscrupulous ambition is somtimes turned
to good uses by the sccce isful aspiranis
for power, i, is well for US 10 call in the
testimony Of the National Era, the third
party organ a, Washington, as 20 what is
whig practice. Dr.. B .iiey,in concluding an
able article on tho presan. wing admin.
Fisua,ion, holds the following severe Ian
guage. According to him the wing ad.
Fmipisiration Is conducted upon jus, such
principles as Was to be expected from the
corrupt aud disgraceful mean, by which
| Il attained power:
.We have said enough 10 show our
readers the character Of the present ad-
minis,ra,ion. Liberty hos nothing to hope
from it, II stands in an attitude of an.
togonism to,vards the liberal men Of all
parties ia the free States, and is seeking
10 establish harmony and peace by con-
cessions TO a power which never has
been, and never will be satisfied with any
,Ling less than supremacy"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-29

MO about the 8th of July a mulatto fellow nam, a
ed WINDSOR, about IS years old. He is about five q
feet eleven inches high, full bushy hair rather slow
spoken and rather spare built his front teeth slightly decay
ed and probably both of his teeth out Said
gro Cooper by trade, and will attempt pass free
and may probably have free papers, he has said he
any where He is little rnkey about the and
has old appearance. The subscriber will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery to him. in Conway
boro S c. confinement in any jail in North Carolina
that he get him. Said negro belongs to James M.
Bell, of Greenville, n c. of whom hired him.
August 1st, lS5I-47tf1 S. BELL.
Fayetteville Observer If, and send bill to this Office
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-29
General Notices.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TAKEN up and committed the Jail of New Han
i County, N. c., the 18th nst (as "a
way slave) negro who says his name is Charles q
Waters He is about % years old, five feet five inch A
high black complexion, and very stout built He
here board the schr Palestine, from Baltimore He
he Free but has way prove it. He also says at other
times that he belongs Capt Cannon of Baltimore The
of said negro requested to forward prove
pery pay charges and take him away otherwise he will be
dealt with the law directs.
OWEN FENNELL, Sheriff,
By JERE. NICHOLS, Jailor,
Wilmington, N. c., Aug. 18th, 1851 Soft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-29
FOR SALE OR FOR rem

FOR SALE ON FUIk RENI.
THE unexpred lease of my ROCK SPRING BAR IA
ROOM is for sale not sold it viii be rented fro msL
the first of October next.
FOR RENT-A dwelling house suitable for two small
families situated the of Queen and Ann streets in
the southeastern part of the town also small Dwelling
in Oregon the northeast part of the town. are for rent
for one wear from the first of next October Apply to
Aug. I47-tf1 DAVID IHALL4,
atthe Washing gton and Lafayette Hotel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-29
NOTICE.

TAKEN up and committed to Jail in New Hanover 80
l. county, N. c., the 18th September, 1885, (as q
a runaway save,) a negro man. who says his name is q
GEORGE AARON He is about 25 years old, 5 feet ~
inches high black complexion He here seaman
Boston in September last He pretend he is ee and
says he raised in Brooklyn, New York The of
said negro requested to forward prove property pay
charges and take him otherwise he will be dealt with
as the law directs. OWEN FENNELL, Sheriff
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 10, 1851 lS-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-29
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements ordered be continued the inside;
charged a cents per square for each insertion after the first
Any advertisement upon which
marked will be continued until ordered charged
25 cents per square for each insertion.
liberal discount will be made advertisements exceed;
ing square, when published or u months,
R No advertisement, rejecting upon private character
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTA Noes, be admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-29

INSEED OLA fine lot of pure Linseed Oil. just
IL ceived. For sale by W. H. LIPPlTT,
Druggist & Chemist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-29
Millinery and Dress"Making.

CARD TO THE LADIES.
MISS SARAH J. TAGGART begs leave to inform the
M Ladies of Wilmington and its vicinity that she
of Spring and Summer Mnary goods which she has
selected with great and invites the Ladies to call and
Judge themselves she feels confident that they
be surpassed and will be disposed of the most moderate
terms.
April 4, 1851 30-tf
*.*Commercial st,
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S25 REWARD,

DROKE JAIL in Whiteville, Columbus county Satur-
ID day night the 10Th inst, man, boy, by the of
ELIJAH ARNOLD Said Arnold is about 10 years old,
the face, badly grown and will weigh about IS go lbs
He has been convicted of murder will give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to
Whiteville, or any Jail so that get him again.
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Sh'
Whtevile, April 81, 1851 33-tf