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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06
kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Iuesdij, Aug D
This Ma!ShalrSl Congressional Distinct - Sill m
DOUBT. Further returns Indicate the election OF Man
shall
There Is no doubt Of the election OF Linn Boyd ~
the 1T y strict.
T. Grey independent Wing 10 elected oyes
Jeuing, Wing ID iho I'D District
In the With District, John { breckenridge OPP
= elected
In the MI Distinct 4 II Stanton OPP II elected
Judging from the returns thus iarrecelyed for Gov
cmor, me election " 90 prove close contest
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, August 5-P
The Democrats claim the election of Merlwether,
in ihis NIiiht Di.'riC'.
In the WI Distrlc', stone opp has PROBABLY snc-
cCctod oyt. Hill, o. .gJ for COngres,.
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Movement, Of the President The Trial OF
Day for the Murder of his wife.

WAFUIN GTOFt IUFNIdFf fUHIHt ,
The President. accompanied by the Secfe'aTie' U
War and The Interior, went 10 Virginia Today
The Jur, IN the Day case came IN at O'Clock, ana
found hum guilty a. indicted, for the murder oi his
wife, with a recommendation 10 the h1fcn''r toI .
coronutation OF the punishment The Judge sad
the Executive had no such power, and M. Bradley
remarked that the penalty was death. lhc JIIy
uollef the first four Of them Adams, Brtdiord, "ii
Del and ScTIyencr. the answer OF guhy 'hane'
Mann b. not guilty" therefore the Jury nal % rere,
and d'd no return before adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

HARTFORD. IUfsIHi- AUGUST .
There Has cute an excitement and rush iof lnc
uew City Bank STOCK inis afternoon. The DloA'
were Oueued ~ tie Connecticut Insurance once
The room vas ahmed full ard The SIDE" Az ~ ffDnt
blockedtup ~ the crowd hats were JaHnnei .i
the glass a the CoOIs broken. Inc Oh closer az
~ t.ciock uben = i sad 7GlO ehare had been sub
scribed for beng 2oOO more shares than the ehoe
caDltai stOck winch Is 90 % SJODVo.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Board OF SUPERVISORS. The Annual
Meeting Of the Board was held Yesterday afternoon,
IN tn Old Court Room, in the County jan The first
business IN order Was tne election Of a Chairman,
and Dr. \. }. Berry, o; William burg, the present
incumbent was unanimously chosen.
The superintendent o. The Poor of Kings Coun-
y submitted their Annual Report, from which We
compile the following statistics
Total No 81 persons relieved and supported dur
mo tho n..i' ,c,r ..-..-.--.. srsI %
Amount ~ cN nsnditure SGT 1874 -
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hentuckY kPtnrns.

Lon fSNliLE, MOndlY, NUB
The CONGRESSIONAL election IN this District Is .tili
indoubt and The probability IS that Marshall IS elect
ed by ~ majority In Ashland District Breckenridge
beats Combs by about 500 Grey Independent Wing.
is certainly elected IN the "a District In the 3ta.
returns are favorable for illl, Wing In the l0th.
Stanton IS probably elected Powell, Dem Is gam
ing largely on Dixon, Wing. for Governor the coa
test between TIE two H. close
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

, rom tho Roman states have awful ir.nis ~
condo mnaUon> To death--to hOgging;o the galleys-
ID exile and unpr Scumcut.
NJ Fafvaga. a Lieutenant ~ Austrian Csrblns,ts
stabbed. whercupon the Car6incers rushed troa
;her barracks and shot Gown the hrSt persons they
met
The POPE returned TO Rome on the 18th
Tie lrCe polt ot beuce wa> >oicmny opened IN
Tie 2O.h utlmO
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Alabama Election.

FLORENCE. Tuesday, Angus 5
LauderIale County VIII DISTRICT Gen GEORGE
H0usrON the Union candidate for Congress, has ~
majority over Hubbard socessiOnist For state sen
ai0r, the Union Wig candidate has - ma ory oys
he Democratic SecC,sionIst.
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The past y hours receipts nave been FLo n.
oD0 bbls WHEAT, $50 bush Co.'s, s. 80 hush
me FLOrR rnarke- has been du.i, ou' me hanged
NJ ces There : not much inquiry for WHEAT. tnd
- r ~ere limited 10 80 bush al lO3c Tor Gene,e-
CoRs : steady a yes.eItay rates, and Oar lre thc
ssrne-6 go bush. OARS sOld al i0G iDic. small
-alee of prsOn WEISS. a 2i.c
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Very Iatp from Cuba.

CHARLTs r0s, : G. Monday. Aug Z
The bry GunaIe arrived u this port ;D-day nom
Mafauza. with ad,lces - the 2gth nit She reports
all quiet there ~ the tIae Of sailing Rumofs aaG
been received from plcrO Principe only. that ~.
gagements hal taken place bei@een The .rIeE int
Ike Government troops, and mat ne FORMER M
vtrhdfaWn 10 the mountains.
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M.e,.-Rrrr.ao. AlE1.i >

Receipts sinee last ~ 10 g. ~ ~ nary,
"hrAI i-isS -, r,,h~r heavy, bu; p'ces nave
~ 10, ~ 20 20, change WnFAT : N moderate ae
MANI 1i sira4 mare 80 ,ls - "a a- ., -.
.oc 10Y ~ "a c,I., mn = WesteTa sosi II tJH
az. ar. .iy Al 81. Frelsa., 1se aAcaiAS-'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06
Missouri Election.

LOUISVILLE, Tue Jay, Aususij
SANrrL TREAT wing and ntBenonl - sup
posed 10 b. elected over Montgomery BLAIR iienLon
Loco as Judge Of The 81 louis Co CONT Dt 'pan-
mon Pleas
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southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, Aug'ssj
The southern Mail nas arrived.
There we're T. Cholera deaths IN New Orleans
durng The week ending tho 10Th uit
The Wings oi he THIRD District Di LOuis.ias
have nominated George v Wl,eFston ior Con
gTe-s
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Wark rts-HOthLs y, urfiaJ, A . }
Orr market depressed ard and b1sine>,
y chlehy confined 70 the trade. fLOi - quoted a.
4 J. al 81, and WHEA. a. &c al! Tie harvest ~
akout completed. ani most Of the crop 3 aoused
Mex Wheat comes IN slowly and Is dull At 81. The
amount Of produce passing the we.gh.lock 70 M
cts ioT tie week enl.ng Today IS follows Hiouf.
$3.50 Lbl. Wheat. 5f6iT bushels Com. eaiJf
bushels aaOa.Is ..ic-ease IN tae 10 !alet ~ .
frl-,
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isDtANAPoLis, Tue'day Aug
W Parker (Whgl las been elected 70 Congres'
rom the Ivth District by So majority over Julian
OPP. and lieatncks opp over Rush by o'"'
100 majority.
Warren County returns Wing ard / DemocrtH
20 ihe Legislature.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Market. .Bi-rif5Aa. Ank = e.
s.le. were made today of 100 oo.s hoF4l -. :.
80 - a. and 000 CIV Mills u The same hZl.ie
CO.'S. 500 bush PRIME White sd a o., ' 9erbef
loH d. J9g6'c. 80 hh-, f9fi9 ~ :, "a sold AZ l.
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Cu,pcr OF FoncrRY.-W. If Millbourn
Walled OyERaoARp AID wAs DeowNEo

on. Monday uishram -a walked Oh he ieHy oridge,
.oo. u ,tari!c.st.eet ara before assistance could
r. rendered was drowned H. BODY was taken oui
of ,e water ,horiy after but all evidence Of F'aN
b,d eenartad The man 4 b, presumed, must nave
heen pear-s.ch,ed. or overcome VITA ,aague, - lt
dd po. seem aware Of the abs ence OF the boat 'u1
- overb.,ri unconsc. ou,ly and sunk without
s,,pggie. The coroner held 20 inquest yesterday
-, n. ~. ,,cert aimed hi, name Wa Join Co"eN'
y carren,er by trade The my rendered a 'r'deI ii
accordance win the above facts
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RESCUED PROM DaoNNINc y IaI about

NJ ID FF0I
70 yer. Of age named Joan Ryan. IN INTO me Wa
ter from the bridge foot Of Ninth-st on Aon1ay
morning lie VAS discovered by Deputy ShehA
Friend Who ~. passing , the 'ime' ana p'iAed ''1'
TIE .,ual mean, were taken 10 resusciti'e N'H''
Which. after abou. haf hour labor, p'o'ei sue
cessf.l and ne vas restored 20 consequences. ne
~ hen conveyed 20 tre residence 81 i' ps''-''
CDur--si
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Aug. D
BEYORF rHE RECORDER, and Az Brlffot and Bart
The Arson Cass.-The girl Margaret Morrison. who
vas placed on trial On Monday on an indictment for
arson, WAS yesterday acquitted by the jury. Nr.
Blunt. The District Attorney stated 70 the Coari TIA,
there Was but Little doubt bat the prisoner ITed some
clothes IN the house but disposition on her part
WAS shown 10 burn the building
CONNECTION 'or Barg 'ary-A iad named Henry John
son Was lneG and convicted Of burglary IN The 81
degree. for having broken lnte The house " Joseph
l. Buckley and stealing thCrerom variety al prop
egN. The Court sentenced HIM 10 the Stale Pusoa
for years
Grand Larceay.-Tllree parties. named Clara
Moore. Maria Parker ana taariC> h'er>ien. wetc
placed on their defense on an Indictment ChNg-
ING them With having stolen $5S from PalTicS Cork
I'm lew weeks since while the latter MAS IL the
house III Na>>au-SlrCCt. after some refreshments.
The sury convicted the lNO female prisoners. ou,
could no, agree on a verdict a. o tte->ieu. Nara
Parser was sentenced 10 he STATE Prison Ter TWO
years and Clara Moore for two wears anc tWo monih,
FiCcc Grfy-Davls, alas John Harrison. The COZ
o'eu preacher and thief III disguise. WHO. a. viii e
IsVoreo,eg, hSS pracuccd hi> .liaIy % Amos, eve
80 ~ the |, mon. plead guilty % an n-irtme-'
N"N SlAs nm w1ih grand larceny. The plea was
Nt'S' "AI ne Mas sentenced 10 The = sc Prison for
s.. ''"4> ACQUISITIONS iToln he Governors u tar
SUIT " fcnnssiYanla and MaSsach .I>etis tor re
$500 ~ ne oa coaylc. after a-s term o lu-
-, expire 3, are N Tie nis VI ne author
''S' ~ nc >'aitS charged with crime a. both Of thpse
- WEI a> several o;hcr Sia,cs
Before Judge Bee~- and Al S,,,-.e, ant ,,5 D.tre
t'''t i'f' rg-oee Charles Ju i~on alias Wilson
Wa 'iied ana convicted Tor pe,;s sarcenv-secor.
ofeAcs Was sentenced - ,Ac state Prl>,n tor
four " -
Csc-rt ef B'-r'arv.---A vouus man raii.,
h'WSSh Charles DAVIS. lmp.caAc4 mua ta.rIeS
Sc axe, Wc> @Ooui 70 De placed Oh rial .t,r,e.
VIII burglary IN ;ac second degree IN h,vIns
broken L,o the house " J. bg!Ce Su.ita. IN Lr-oy
place N re p OF July IS, siraing nroae4ty Va ui
- Sfi3 Nhta ne proposed - p,eai guilty. - Grant
ialcess. The Coui acoep'ei iae plea ana sen
fenced DAVIS 80 ;lc states Pt.ssl iDg &c ylar>
Sca,ayf Mas tined Az iclslt',i tn. rDur. tAsa
accounted I'll tbs Wee te>'ali mDaung -
pC.tse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

Passive CouYrERrET MoNEY Henry
Bedell and Arden iIubb, were yesterday arrested ~
Constable Hegeman, charged with having, on The
evening Of the 2sth alt, passed counterfeit Bills Al
The hotels OF Suyiam Stehng"orth IN the Eighth
Ward Of Thomas French III The Ninth Ward. and at
Wigeins's Tavern IN Flatbush. The bills were al
OF the denomination OF S. purpoTtng 70 be ISSUES oi
the Housaton!c Bank. >.ockbudge Mass. They
were held 10 answer By Justice King
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

THRowING VIrRIOL.-A woman named
Lucy Thompson was taken INTO custody on war
rant charging her with having committed gross
outrage upon a gentleman. by throwing a quantity OF
viirol upon INN, while aiemptIngto enter her prem
!seS IN Coolest The man was 50 dreadully burned
tia, he was unable to attend yesterday morning and
She was committed for examination.
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ACCIDENT On Monday afternoon man
whose name we have not learned. while at work Oh
the ship Diadem. at ThompSon's wharf. fell do"a
the man haichway and injured himself seriously
lie wa, conveyed TO the CITY Hospital by he md
me-, Of DR.. Bal, Coroner
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Tn NEWARK MURDER.-On the Seventh
Page Will DC (ouni an Sccoun, o. deliberate hom.
elde perpciTa,cG night before las. IN Ne~aS. Yes.
*reay, Coroner Bgcon hell inquest Over NE muir
Sered man. OF which the following IS he substance
Tds0 Far p. Sworn-RcS'des g, Charles Tuck
. Hotel Es. HarAin aal NaFcare, Gariy are
80 Vucf sut> wCTAins thSTe dl9 lot kaOa FL
s@lS Drum knew ;hit ne hSiheen 0sl.rc attention
sh"issTe. Gniy iog Two years Margaret told VII
~ mat deceased had gwen her money 10 gei ready
- married cld no, Know that t.V Cn1sgemeut
sefoken OF h.'d heard Marxaret say h. had lei,
- 'iSitnS hcI 2 : 40 weeks tonight since DE
ne ore Ect .cari Margaret say Yesterday tha-
-, "SI h'SirltO another person she Slii II vas
-A Ae"ulle Sue SAID yesterday sue would have
n.'sSe 81 lam Sow heF - oui aiier'e, la, even.
oy'ween and o'cicck she returned ai,oui n
shaA, as near Is lean tel had gone 10 n-d whom
- N.eTne-, AID len hga. burning ioy hrr when
So 'su,e n she SAID, II have finished nm She
49,, nave hl.ed Drum +" she thea undreS>ei ami
sa,ssr"sStS Me did not lie ions. hut sol up ana
oeleSa, % ~ Cd She would go and dr0Nn crSslf
iA.Sss soe Tad killed HIM when she sd ,ba ha1
." V'a no. ihlnk she would IN IA. \ rro",T
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Amount received for

o. he amount expended, the sum of slj9is >
was applied 20 Hospital purposes averaging yearly
COS, for each patient of $lo6 %.
The average annual cost Of paupc5s appears 20
have been si77i, and the estimated value Of iher
lahors for The past year : 300
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05
PHILOSOPHY OF BRANDRETHs vEGE.

TIilLoSofHY OF BIZ aNDREIIfS VEt4E-
Table fIaLS.~When the theory of the circua-
hon oil the blood was established the secret springs Of
vitality were then partially exposed to our view. We
saw ana Understood that the food we eat was con-
verted INTO blood which repaired the waste OF the AM.
maj machhe; the 1000 Is fuel, which keeps at a life
neat ule internal iles that warm and invigorate the
inner man. The blood is an electric fluid which car
res this heat to every ramcation otlhe BODY even to
the extremties OF the hair and horny nail While the
blood is thus the seat OF life it is also the seat of dis
ease. Food gives the body strength Brandretb's Pills
give blood the necessary power to throw out from itself
all impurities thus rendering the stream of lie pure and
heathy. II men were more sincere, there would
be lever religious creeds; aud ii they kept closer
natures laws In the management OF their bodies they
would require little medicine. AS grow more in
telilgent they will become wiser and happier; now,
their lsdom is proved by the fact that when sickness
assaIs them, they Brandreths Vegetable Universal
Ills, which soon restores them to health.
They are peculiarly adapted to this climate, and re-
que no extra care when they used either in diet or
clothing. They should be always in the house, that
upon the first indication OF sickness they may be used
One dose IN the beginning, pote Mt for good than
dozen after the sickness is fixed in the SYSTEM In
colds coughs, asthma rheumatism costiveness fevers,
and IN all acute, heavy or deep seated pains their effects
Will be found beyond all praise. Three or five will &C
like charm, often curing dangerous maladv at once
saving months OF sickness and the evils thereto attend
ing. Remember, Brandretts Pills are a known and
fully tested medicine one that is used by hundreds OF
thousands in this country, and throughout the civilized
world. They are quietly superceding all other med-
clnes. They take out only that from the blood which
is the Of weakness and pain, leaving health and
strength they produce healthy sleep at night, and an
appetite that relishes all kinds of food Sold at DR..
BRANDRErHs principal office, 24l Broadway, and at his
retail offices, 274 Bowery and 24l Hudson street, New
DIRK and by one agent in every place of importance
throughout the world, who has certificate with a fac
smile OF the labels the genuine boxes, which the pur
chaser shouldbe careful to compare.
NJ. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
~ Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
NO. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters be supplied at New
ork nr,ces do IN
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which flows into the Kanawha about II miles ABOVE
this place commenced the preparatory operations last
Summer Several Chambers IN the stratum Of most
excellent Camel COAL cropping out this side OF the hill
at convenient distance romits base have been open
ed A railway extending from the basin OF deep wa
ter on the Kanawha. where the boats will liz to receive
the coal to the banks distance OF four miles, Wi be
completed ia few weeks The locomotive and cars
to he used on the railway being constructed IN the
Sa|ines by experienced workmen in the employment
of the Company. They have just completed, at their
works. steam saw and GIist mill, otsuperor eonsue-
ton from which infer that they design to manufac-
lure their own boats, the extensive body Of lands
connected with these mines abounds in good timber
for that purpose. The hands carry on the various
operations of the Company are otskill and expert
enee many Of them have purchased lands OF the Com
pany in the neighborhood of the mines and are set
Ting their families on them They are mostly Scotch
WEIGH and English, and, we deem them valuable
acquisition TO the industrial population OF our county
This Company is OF N. York. There operations
here are under the superintendent of w. OConnor,
ESQ., who has large individual interest in the
If capital directed BY the economy, rigid SYSTEM vigil
lance aud energy Of MIR. OConnor ensure success
to any Camel Coal Company 10 Kanawha, the Wni
trede Company will attain it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

FLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC.-This conpopnd
will be found on tia to be superior TO any other article
ever offered to the public, Tor curing scur or dandrnf
prevent the hair from falling off or turning grey, and
OF vegetable extracts approved by the highest medica
authority. 1t leaves the user in suspense as to its
virtues clears the head OF all scurf and dandru renders
the hair beautifully soft, and gives TO it dark durable
ernptons and diseases Of the scalp renders il an iuds-
pensabe article in the house hold OF every family
Price nifty cents per boule. For sale wholesale and
Also. to be had at Adie & Gray's r, r. Duyals and
K A. Meredilhs, Druggists, Main street, ard H. ].
Miller 10 Broad street; Thomas II. Rosser, Peters
burg; John II Seay, Lynchburg; and William Smith,
Raielgh, N. Z. fe 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

Weisarn with sincere qualification, says the Wsoh
ington Republic that, general meeting of,hs s,oe
holders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Comn.n,,
held on Friday. at Gadsbys hotel, Washington Gov
Sprigg of Maryland, unanimously elected Pres.
dent OF the Company in the place OF General Coa,e
resigned. Governor sprgg is a gentleman OF the old
Fehool-one Of the few who are left TO show in their
daily life that The possession of business habits and qua
hes ofthe highest order is rot Inconsistent with The
uniform display Of the charities aud efaces which lends
its chief attraction 10 social intercourse.
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THE TIMES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annun, if paid in advance, or
within so days from the beginning OF subscribers
year Observation-Disclosures 5 90
Do. if not paid lin every case). 90
SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES, per annun, if paid
in advance, or within 80 days, &c.......... 90
Do. if not so paid lin every case) ........... 90
Single copies, Daily Times two cents each semi
weekly three cents eaen wrappers ready for mailing
Copies of the DAILY TIMES can always be procured
likewise, at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot of
Messrs. ALLEN u GENTRY, on Broad street-prce two
GEMS.
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NASH 4 DHOUsr

NASH Il WOOD HOUSE
HAVE RECEIVED
Hints to Spotsmen containing notes on shooting the
habits Of the game birds and wild fowl of America
the dog, the gun, the field and the kitchen, by E.
Lewis, vi. -: ..................S 81 Is
Schmtz and Zumpts Classical Series a School
Dictionary of the Latin Language, by Dr.. j. H.
kaschmidt-edited by Drs. Schmitz and Zumpt 90
No. IA the Farmers Guide to Scientific and Prac-
teal Agriculture, by Henry Stephens author OF
the Book of the Farm
The Westminster Review for January
Manua of Modern Geography and History, by
VIM. Putt, author of Manual Of Ancient Geo
graphy and History, &c. .....................1 90
The History OF Pendennis, his Fortunes and Mis-
fortunes, his Friends and his greatest Enemy,
by w. M. Thackeray, with illustrations vols,
Also, the same, in Nos.-each .............. 25
First Lessons In Composition. in which the prnci-
piles of the art are developed in connection with
the principles of Grammar, embracing full drec-
tons on The subject OF punctuation, with copious
exercises, by G. P. Quackenbos, A. M. ...... so
The City Merchant, or the Mysterious Failure by
J. B. Jones, author OF "Wild Western Scenes"
De Quinceys Writings Confessions OF an Opium
Eater and Suspiria de Profundis, by Thomas de
Quincy.
Maleville, Francona Story, by the author Of the
Rollo Books-a pretty volume. ............... so
Reveres OF an Old Maid, with illustrations. so
Stanfleld Hall, an historical romance, by j. P.
,, smith, Esq '.......;;...; ".:.....;..".... %
and Adventure, including the Legend of Black
Greek, by Joseph B. Cobb. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Inc Pictorial Field Book OF the Revolution, No.
H. ...................... 25
Godeys Lady's Book, Sartalns Unioa Magazine
&c, for March. lie 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

few ot enr readers WIZ vii M, 'ileie ale
and regret the charge in the House of Representatives
against Mr. Webster the Secretary OF Stale by Mas
sachusetts member, Of being party to transaction
which is represented as rendering him unfit to be en-
trusted with making pecuniary arrangement with a
foreign Government and which the Wing members Of
the House would be ashamed to vindcate There are
few, We believe, who will not heartily second the
promptreply OF Mr.. Ashmun to this accusation.
It's difficult to conceive The degree OF acrimony of
party feeling which could give rise to an mputaon of
this nature founded the transaction alluded to- 1t is
transaction in which, lit were proper TO lay before
the public matertha its nature is strictly personal
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-05

TEE CHARGE AGAINST Hon DANIEL WEBSTER
Inc following card has been published in the Boston
papers, by Collector Greedy OF Boston, relative to his
knowledge othe truta OF he charge, spoken OF in Con-
gress against Hon. DaniI Webster
II MCLEAN STREET, Thursday Evening
10 the evening papers OF this date, under the telegraph
&c head, | notice the following item:-
IHE CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. WEBsrER-The Wash
lngton correspondent OF the Herald elegraphs concero
ing the charge against Mr.. Wehsters, as ioows.Tha
iacts appear to be that Mr. Webster wrote TO the cub
treasurer, Mr. Ravens, that he had been offered the
otate Department but could not accept it unless his
Henda ould make up what he would sacrifice pecun-
a.hy by accepting Mr.. Ravens showed the letter to
Soleeor Greey. who the time told lis contents To
M O O.is' member from Maine, who was present.
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