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road through Hamburg to Augusta and Savannah -
That part OF the road between Branchvle and Charles
ton VIII be unused, unless be for bringing goods to
the city struggled from other States. The coaswise
trade would be destroyed we'll as the foreign trade
as the Stale will tax Northern produce, and it will 90
OF course 10 places where it is not taxed.
from those places 1t will be Struggled into South Ca
rona-it will be as easy to smuggle into the State as
out OF it. and everybody admits that the last very
The same causes that will depopulae Charleston will
give an immense impulse to the growth of other places
S S Will double her business and population
she VIII receive the merchants, the mocha MICS the
capital that we shall have lost At the very moment
when we have no employment for them she will have
double employments for all II will thus become the
ISOLATE condition to which we shall be reduced They
will wax tat on our msfortunes If our planters and
farmers are so pathetic TO send their cotton rice
ana other produce to ports out of the State there will
De without business paper. There will be no dividends
Az The very time when taxes will be quadrupled
lhere VIII De no money to pay them. We shall be
checkmated-urabe to move
The people will very soon demand Of the secession
leaders that some remedy for this condition of ruin be
pointed out to them. What will that remedy be?-
here can be no hghng-there will be nothing to fight
II here can be appeal to foreign natons-thev coud
have no pretence for complaint Ii any man thinks
o1herw se, let him the case. Should England
abolish Bristol, or Fir abolish Havre, as ports of
entry, could we complain or obiect9 Shall we send
Minister to Europe to ask for help; every foreign State
would ignore the independent Government Of South
carolina Our condition would be at once helpless
and ridiculous--we should suffer and command no
sympathy, because the evil will be our own choosing
both as to his beginning and continuation
Have not the people right to ask at once and is it
not prudent to ask in advance that they who are about
to deliberate on the future proceedings OF the State
apply to condition Of things in South Carolina which
will be the result Of their own measures, and which ia
at least possible, which many believe to be probable
and not few think certain INQUIRER.
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THE HUMAN'HAIR-Lad and gentlemen now

THE R,-Ladies and gentlemen now
days cannot complete their Toilet without FLETcH-
Frs HAIR Tome The merits OF this article are sprea-
ding far and wide, yet than is actually deser-
we'd. friend who has tried this celebrated compound
informs us that it has most wonderful effect in des-
troying dandru, softening and beautityng the hair,
etc.
Manufactured and for SALE by VIM Fletcher, Ameri-
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Main street, and Fl. j. Miller, IT'S Broad street.
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TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND-I respect
fully inform you that am the City Gauger and have
held the office for ST veral years, and am now candi-
been SO tor the last four mouths and receives salary
sufficiently large compensate him for all his duties
That he will continue discharge the duties OF his Of
hce, as my deputy, shall be my look out, am the
responsible officer
&my l0-3t* j. H. STROBIA.
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CT NY FAIRS.
CIRCUIT COuRT

The trial of Elizabeth Southland. CHARGED with
homicide, was yesterday brought to a close The
jury found the prisoner guilty of man slaughter,
and assessed her punishment at one years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
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FEDERAL COURT.

Judges fancy and HALLIBURTON presiding.
Seven seamen, charged with disordery and mu-
tinous conduct on board the brio Cora in James
river, a month or so ago. were examined yester-
day upon the charges preferred by the master of
the vessel. The complainant failing to make out
his case, the men were discharged from custody
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.-At the Annua
Meeting OF the Stockholders of the Exchange Bank of
Virginia, held Wednesday at their Banking House in
Norfolk, the following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors for Richmond the year ensuing, viz John c. Hob
son, Fredk Bransford, Chas. Il. Workman. B. w.
Richardson
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

:, FLoLIDA AS A CoTToN STArE-The Tallahassee
Sentinel OF the 18th inst takes the Patent Office Report
(pages 3l5 36) task for his authorities to show the
average YIELD hand and acre, the various cotton
others in productive capacity allowing it no more than
three or tour bales the hand
The Sentinel says that six bales to the hand has al
ways been the acknowledged average yield in Florida,
and calls on the cotton planters of The State to finnish
each his own share of evidence contradict the official
record
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

Van Wrinkle, Wallace, Watts of Norfolk County,
White, White, Wingfeld, and Woolfok--75.
mr.. CLAIBORNE moved that the committee rise, go
that he might tomorrow offer an amendment
adjourned e''' ~ ' WV o'
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"THE TICKET y

"THE TICKET"
Mayor-A. ]. Crane
Recorder. L. Tate
High Constabe-R. S. Glazebrook.
City Sergeant-G. R. Peake
City Collector. A. Hobson.
City Assessor-Thos. Baile
City Gauger-P. II. Butler
Grain Measurer- r. H. Rddck.
Superintendent Water Works--J. L. Davis.
Register do DON. T., S,ratton
Superintendent Gas Works-W. IL. Richardson
Captain Night Watch-T. b. White
First Lieut.. do do-A Wilkinson
Second do do doc. S. Trueheart
Third do do do-A Lewellen
Superintendent Streets-M Bates
Superintendent Poor House-A. Michaels.
my lo-H@ METAMORA.
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gentleman from the upper part OF Orange informs
the editor Of The Fredericksburg News that Tues
day last, the 9Th of May,l the snow from TO 9
inches deep on the Blue Rdge-a thing never before
seen BY the oldest -nhabiiant' of that section.
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THE TINES, TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annun, if paid in advance, or
within 20 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year. Observation-Disclosures IS 90
%. if not SO paid lin every CASEY. 90
SEMl-WEEKLY TIMES, per anuum, if paid
in advance, or within 80 days, &c.......... 8 90
Dc. if not paid lin every case) ........... 90
Single COPIES Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three eachn wrappers ready for mailing
tour cents each. For sale at the Times OFFICE.
Copies of the DAILY TINES can always be procured
likewise, at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot of
Messrs. ALLEN Il GENTRY, on Broad street-price two
Genus.
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tV CITY ASSESSOR.-We are authorized to
announce THOS. BAlLIE candidate for the office
OF City Assessor at the ensuing charter election.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

~ We ask the attention of dealers to our sale OF
Groceries &c. al our store this morning. 10 o'coek
my 10 WILLIAMS d. BRO.
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WARM BArHS.-FLErcHER's Bathing Estab
lishment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. M. to 10 P. M. Single baths Csc, or five
tickets Tor ST. oc Is
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La Dc E q. ]

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
v CHANGE OF HOURS-THROUGH TO
STANTON IN ONE dayton and after the
Company will leave Richmond, after the arrival of the
Southern mail, say quarter before o'clock, A. NJ,
breakfast at the Junction. and reach Stanton the same
day
An omnibus will be in waiting the arrival OF the
Petersburg train 10 take passengers Immediately to their
Depot, without charge.
Fare to Stanton. MISUNDERSTANDING SO
dic W Cu
Fare to Charlottesville. .............. 3 50
Stages are now running through to Stauntou in ONE
day. c. R. MASON,
my 10 Superintendent.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND am a
candidate for the Sd Lieutenancy of the Night Watch
OF richmond; and it elected, will perform my nvrY
10 the best of my skill and ability.
mr. 10-4t* ALFRED IEWEIJEN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

TO the Citizens of Richmond:
am candidate Tor election to the office of City
Sergeant have for several years held this office BY
the appointment of the Justices of the Hastings Court
and was again appointed in March last for twelve
months: am happy IN the belief that have discharge
ed the duties OF my Office faithfully and shall be much
graified to receive the appreciation of my teow-ct-
zens, evidenced by their support al the polls on the
thd Wednesday of this month
my 6-dtd JOHN M. FERGUSON.
TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND-Ita take
this mode OF announcing that am candidate for the
office OF Mayor OF the city,
my7 THOS j. EVANS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

THE CUBA EXPEDITION have inflammation
from reliable source that the eypedition from
this country for the invasion of Cuba has been
disbanded not only in this city but also in the At
antic ports. Most of the officers and men who
had assembled here have returned to their homes
in the West. Several of the leading spirits and
officers ofhe last expedition have left here within
a few days past, on different up-river boats, and
according 10 our informants statement, they are
slightly Disguised with the bad management of
affairs on the Atlantic coast.-N O. Pic Mou 9.
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10 the Voters of the City of RichnOnd:
take this method of announcing myself a candidate
Tor the office OF City Gauger and Inspector of Liquors
my2-td PAT. II. BUTLER
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MEssRs. EDITORS: l have seen my name nominate
ed in the daily papers lover the signature OF Vox Popul
Tor the Office OF Superintendent OF the City Gas Works,
nor have ever given any authority for the use Of my
name for that purpose.
While duly appreciate the motives of my friends
who have brought my name before the public, most
respectfully decline the nomination
my S-3tS A. II. VANCLEVE
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MAYORS COURT.
Nothing of interest transpired at the Mayors Court
yesterday.
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CITY GUAGER AND INSPECTOR OF LII
QUORS.
MEssRs. EDlToRs--Please say in your paper that
RICHARD FOX is candidate for the above office at
the ensuing election He well known to the ea ers
in liquors the present very efficient and faithful de-
putty guager and Inspector and desire to call the
attention OF the voters to his claims.
my 7-3t MANY VOTERS.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
THIS TICKET
HANDSOME SPRING AND SUMMER
III ri GOODS MAY Il ON, nranared To OIL,


HI GOODS-MAY le5l.-I am prepared to offer
inducements in the above Goods, AS follows
Fresh English and American Prints,
Printed and Jaconet Lawns,
Cooured and white embroidered Muslin,
Plain and chene Barages, silk Tissues,
Foulard Silks Barege dc LANES,
Grenadines, black and cooured Silks,
Pocket Handkerchief, great bargains,
Sleeves, inside Collars, black Alpacas,
Super plaid Cambrics, Jackonet Muslin,
Black Laces, for trimmings,
Irish Linens, warranted pure
French Linens. rich Fans, silk and cotton Hosiery,
Assortment of children's Hose,
Grass Skirts, Bonnets. Flowers, Ribbons. and all
articles required in a Dry Goods store
Call at the cheap store, No. Al, Nam st.
my 10 AUGUSTUS MAlLERT.
EO CAR. N roi'io RHO S'-
25 bbs clarified SUGAR, receiving for sale by
my 10 WEBB, BACON & co.
NpACON SIDES.-lO hhds, for sale by
ED my 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
ST. CROIX SUGAR.-5 hhds, prime quality
~ landing and for sale by
myIO DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
OK HHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR, re-
sDeJ ceiyng, for sale.
my 10 JAS. WINSTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

BosToNA AND THE FUGITIVE SLAvE.-The agents
of the owner of Sims, the fugitive slave, publish
card in the Savannah papers, returning thanks to
the Boston police, the merchants and others, for
kindness and attention, and for the aid afforded
them in securing the possession of the fugitive.
They say:
"Every thing we saw and heard in Boston has
lett on our minds the strong and enduring impress
slon that the respectable citizens of that place are
law'abiding people-determined to see the
laws executed, and determined to do justice to the
South. We venture to remark, in conclusion,
that the recovery of another slave there would
be attended with but little trouble or expense"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-10

TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND Having
seen my name used in connection with the office Of
High Constable, in all the papers of the city, and by
the earnest solicitation OF many friends in the three Diff
terent Wards, l now declare myself candidate Tor
that office. And should be elected | pledge m yself
to the best OF my ability to discharge the duties faith
fully r. S. GLAZEBRUOK.
my It'd
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~" II you like, vote this ticket
Mayor. A. Meredith.
Constable-N. E. Green.
Sergeant-G R. Peake
Recorder
City Collector-Thos. J. Glenn.
Assessor-D. M. Miller.
Gauger-P. II. Butler
Superintendent Water Works. l.. Davis.
Register do dom. L. Stralton.
Superintendent Poor House-A Michaels
Measurer OF Grain-L. IL Luck.
Superintendent Gas Works-A. FL. Vancleve.
Captain OF the Night Watch-B. Jenkins
First Lieutenant do do-A. Wilkerson
Second do do lillian Gardner
Third do do doc. c. Johnson
Superintendent OF Streets--M. Bates
my 5-7t* VOX POPUlT
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COLLECTOR OF THE CITY TAXES -Wa
are authorized to announce MIR. WILLIAM c. WAL
THALL candidate for the Office of City Collector,
al the ensuing charter election. an 29--td
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
YESTERDAY,
AT the Bookstore of j. w. RANDOLPH 12l Main street
7oclock. II O'Clock. o'clock.
62 70 76
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should vote for the restriction because wealth pow
err and whenever concentrated was more dangerous
Mr. w. made some very hot remarks upon the degra-
dation which the mixed basis would fix upon his people
He asked gentlemen to pause before they committed
this wrong.
Mr. LETcHrR should vote for Mr.. Bolts proposition
and against Mr. Clabornes, having previously declared
that he shou i'd be for applying any principle of basis
that might be adapted to all parts OF the State.
Mr. GALLY said il his people to be degraded
let the whole weight be put upon them, and the
sooner they would upset this governmental majority
Therefore he should vote for the proposition of Mr.
Bolts. Richmond had come in at tile death, and he
should go for permitting her TO gloat her stomach with
power He should go hence, he said, with the tinge
OF degradation upon his check.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Bots amendment
and it was rejected ayes 20 noes 80.
The question required on the amendment of Mr..
CLAIBORNE.
Mr.. SCOTT of F. would simply say, that he was for
giving the cities al the representation which they
would have under the mixed basis and for inpo-
sing a restriction to some exrent Tor the future.
The vote taken on Mr.. CLAIBoRNE's amend
men and it was rejected az follows:
AYEs-Messrs Armstrong, Bland, Blue Byrd OF
guson, FLOYD, Fullz, NJ. Garnett, Hall Hays, Hoge,
Hopkins, Johnson, Kenney, Kilgore, McCaman Mar
tin of Henry, Miller, Moore Murphy, Neeson, New
Of Morgan, smaughan, Stuart Of Patrick, TATE, VII
ley, Williams OF Shenandoah, and Wise-36.
NoEs-Mes.rs. Mason, President) Anderson, Ar
thur Banks Barbour. Beae. Bowles, Braxon, Burgess,
cen O bsv
Douglas. Edmunds, Edwards. Fmney. Fisher, Flood,
Fulkerson Fuqua. Garland, M: R. II. Garrett, Goode,
Hill, Hunter, Janney, Jasper, Knole Leake Letcher.
Ligon, Lucus, Lynch, Lyons, McComas, Meredith,
Morris, Pendleton, Price, Randolph, Ridley, Rives,
Saunders Scoggin, Scott OF Caroline, Scott of Eau
qaaier, Scott OF Richmond City, Seymour Shell Smith
son. Snodgass, Snowden, Southa, Stanard, STROLLER,
Summers, Taylor, Tredway, Trigg, Tunis, Turnbul,
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Qur Mailn.

Tn. Galveston News makes the follow.
ing remarks in relation To the mails;
Several of our exchanges are noticing
s,n.'e unusual Irregularities and long dcten
tons OF the mails in the interior. The
ussh is, our whole system OF mail routes
seems To have been established without re-
gard to a.y proper connection or depend.
eney oi one route upon another. A, some
places the mail arrives only few hour-
after the lsc has left by which il should
have been carried forward. and therefore
has to h., in the post office two or three
days, or perhaps week At other places
the detention is no. SO long. but a delay OF
one. two, or three DAYS appears to be very
general all through the country. Never
was n general rc'orn more needed than IA
all the mail arrangements OF this State.
aud we do most desou,ly hope that the
delegation 10 the next Congress will unite
their e1oits to effect such "A reform.
The above remarks are very true. and
strike Us with good deal of force. t'n,
we rauno, sec what good. our members Of
tong rs. can .ln even by Gaiied ch",t.
nal.s. The, sI.auli sucgsss.Mll petition he
pr,se ia snas,er General to resgn. anj
succeed IN ',asi'g another appointed, pos.
sessed 81 sufficient talent and business
qualifications Tor the office.
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'"N'i''s " .Ao'hH'-- nc '",."w'ns
eS''~e. 'fo'" " 'e''e, written ny "''ne''-
one OF 'he '',s" sA"es' 10 '"e FORK VI
pune Is c"'e"'a''" '" '"c'e's" '"e hummer
o' 'e"e'S ~ "',""s '"' 'e''p''"""' 10
""'''P'''"''"s
" on hea'd, am sure, OF our way OF
life here. through the friends OF Me"sher,
Naitln. etc, Tor they kept perpet"aiiy Wi
I'm. letters We, here is Que tabieau Tor
you. Imagine Martin and me, after slo.
nous ride ii twenty miles through noble
old woods, lying on the bank OF Lake,
deep !" the GENITAL mountains. u il "oon.
day ana 80 calm, the water Is hardly rip.
ping o" the pebbles; and the wooded
''anks A"' p,'''""'o'''s' ~" Tue e"o'ess
w''oef"s" Oh pos" s"ee"'s away "roay"
the smoky d's'''e' TO tue ~'ae PEAK OF the
no''" west, "'' are s'seP'"s '" 'ne sa"' a"''
""'ns" anu 'ea'"''s N a" Atmosphere OF
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~. EuilOA:
b ~ ~ Il ~ 49, h"rs = 'k+s'.g '"e
sssssliA and .',,sq~tiag "'is''s - tas' 'sy'
III. :, d, Lead ~ pusi'"g ~ cnd 10 h's
p,.rrl.x,,r r.quj.t.~. -lsonL ""' az y" y"
a, ~. ,r.,,Lle 81 seIl, ,ng 10 him ~ dssrnrc
OF the Star STATE Patriot against his '''s''''
nations.
INC nrincpal reason which he giyvs Tor his
!. sral,as inquiries alter the late e'''"'s
cf tc t.t,int. thc now prefers I" eau
ed,tars d-lnnct.") Is. that the "'''''e
,r.l,,,iu,ri,s we're not arranged hFinre
they len. This is poor cxcuse--a'a ~
,,.,,n,,oos MS il is weak. Tie does not
~, that the, bad any to ar .nge WIN M"
not be Eul suppose they had. lssd not
he. a. well NJ others, better suffer niue
Inconvenience than 10 have >" 'alu"h'e d"
paper n. the Patriot 20 down Tor the want
of meauss Surely every generous ""n
sympathetic heart will respond IN the al
frn,s,iye. II j. universally admitted thai
private Interests. when not too great, shouiu
be sacrificed to the public good.
What seems most To poster Panls MIND
i. that the presen, editors withheld their
names from the public. ! attributed tbs
to modesfy but he prefers to ins'n"a'e
t..afit,, " the resu, of an amiable wcakne-s
"A fear OF responsibility" let rs ii "w
tha, il i, both. The most ialcnted and eel
ehrntrd men r. the world thiuk II prudent
mlNa,s To avoid responsibilities and pfn
dence is virtue which should not be cen
surtd.
81. a.