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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25
H IME AND PLASTER.
EA 100 tons Plaster
$50 casks Lime


~ 100 tons Plaster
$50 casks Lime
no II SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
HDOTATOEs.-Jus to hand some very fine Mer-
no Is E. G. q w. D. TOMFKINS
Y AKGEi STOCK or FINE FURNI-
PRICES, NO 90 Main street.-The subscriber, intend
ing close his ware rooms Main street, offers hi:
stock of Furniture, at reduced prices, consist
OF handsome parlor, chamber and dining room Furni-
ture, of good quality, among which will be found
Cottage Chamber Sets, full suite of Furniture
Marble and mahogany top Dressing Cabinets
Rich mahogany and black walnut Wardrobes
Sofas, Tele Tetes, Ouomans, Rocking Chairs
Mahogany paror Chairs, cane seat Chairs
Mahogany and black walnut French and Cottage Bed
steads
Secretaries and Book Cases, Writing Desks
Mahogany and walnut Washstands, open and en-
closed
Plain and Dressing Bureaus, Of all sizes
F inc mahogany Extension Tables Le't Tables
A great variety OF chdren's Chairs and Sofas
Persons in want of Furniture will find it to their
advantage to examine the above stock, as 1t will be OF
Tered at very low prices.
no ~ GEO. j. SUMNER.
NJEW DRESS GOODS A large and hand
"a some assortment of Ladies Dress Goods, OF the
newest styles and Materials Just received and Tor sale
at the lowest prices.
Ladies will please ca and examine Tor themselves
VIM. ]. SWORDS,
225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill,
Sign OF the Dry Goods Box
N. b. A good assortment of rich lusIe black silks
Tor Mantilas and Dresses, with trimmings, fer sale
low at
ec23 WIN. ]. SWORDS
SILVER FRUIT KNIVES, with rear and
~ silver handles Silver Butter Knives with solid
silver handles, for sale at GEN NET 81 JAMES,
no Eagle Square
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

| a VIEWING TOBACCO.-A superior article
Sc 10 ED Nj. MORGAN, Main st.
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UNDTEY, NORVFLL, n JONES
IL a GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS, No ID Pearl street.
EI1sHA z; HUNDLEY.)
WIN D. NoRvELL,
SAM ]. JONES no
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-25

n IME.-750 bbs superior fresh Rockland Lime
II Just received per schr Ann, and for sa by
no 10 RANKIN & WHITLOCK
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NEFORE making up your minds in regard to
ND READY MADE CLOTHING, you should see
the STYLES of extra French quilted OVERCOATS and
FROCKS, and indeed every variety OF style and price,
quality, color and cut OF our Goats. Business Frocks
fancy and black cashmere Pants, black and fancy
Vests, boys Clothing. mems under wear do do, at the
house OF KEE N, CHILES & BALDWIN,
No 1902 Main ST.
We quite that superior les cannot he pro-
duced by any house in the u s., and at such reaso-
nable prices NOT
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& NONGRESS SOAP "A superior article for sha.
" wing, manufactured by the celebrated Williams.
A supply on hand and for sale by
no Is ADIE a. GRAY
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TM L. Il q. 5. TALIAFERRO have re-
u ae moved their Office 18th street. next to Mayo's
Bridge, where they prepared to M al orders for
nroTnutness l5-dlf
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04
ORIGINAL POETRY.
BLO0mERDOM.

call NOT on the muses--No, will not ask their aid;
If my cause will not inspire me, will leave my say
unsaid;
write not now of chiyalrytc Love no tribute bring,
Ijnmentionabes are my theme, of Bloomerdom sing.
For thi, don the armor for a literary fight
Gainst any grey old Bachelor who wants TO vent his
spite,
,Canst any "Handsome Editor" and the filthy plates
Of Punch,
r,l dare them all 10 single fight, Of meet hem in
bunch
From Grandmas sole remaining goose, pluck the la
test quill,
The ink from Papas writing desk 10 the last drop ri
spill;
Whatever their position be, however fortified,
With "piacticable breeches" will soon reduce their
pride.
What! must then be forced TO live by musty rusty
rules,
For fear may offend the taste of antiquated fools;
Must they be arber 10 bound the Ne Plus Ultra too
And in the length orades' skirts to fix thee 'uste Mil
reu?"
In the oden days they sing about-the days of good
Queen Bess,
WY SNeIy lauy hePt hSi P"So W De"I
dress.
Twas vulgar then 10 wear the skirt, now, very appro.
pos,
And wseacres, now, decreed they could no shorter
go.
The men may wear whateer they please the goaee or
moustache
Whatever they may think belongs to the Fancy oil the
Flash;
With pockets lighter cen than heads fear they sell
dom know
What It's to wear around the waist some twenty pounds
Like little Lizzy's waxen doll, find twill never do
10 be always trimmed and trinkifed, and all to make
show;
rve desire 10 die away with some unknown disease,
Martyr 10 aces, buses skirts and trashy things like
these.
OH mol mean.to Danish all, and come out a Ia Turk,
Then about The house, so handy at my work.,
And when Pvesdone Pll mount my Nell, and DER the
prairie fly,
Where the brightest tnts of the budding rose my glow
ing cheek shall dye.
Pvegot a secret, too haYe-a secret twill remain,
But coming years will doubtless bring new duties in
their train,
Their Heaven forbid that should bring broken frame
/ to bear;
A cake perhaps will tell you some day than now
~ dare. FANNY.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04
Bos1oN. August 9th

IIUoIUN' NuSusI : IIH.
A meeting of the Wings of Boston was held
at Cochituate Hall this evenings to nominate de-
legates 10 the State Convention on 10th Sep
tember, and resolution was passed unanimously
instructing the delegates to advocate and insist
upon the superior merits and claims of Danie
Webster to the Presidency, above all others
should the subject come before tho convention
also asserting fcarlessly that he is the first choice
OF the Wings of Boston and Of large majority
of the Wings of Massachusetts. The meeting
was unanimous and fully attended.
a5| The geographical centre of the United
States is ascertaned TO be in the Indian Territory
one hundred and twenty miles west of the ives,
tern boundary of this State The centre of oul
representative population is supposed to be neal
the city of Pittsburg. The latter centre is rap,
idly moving Westward Glasgow Banner.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04
BIZ the O'ReilLu Somh8rn Linz.

New ORLEANS, August 26.
The city is quiet. One thousand liberators
are here waiting conveyance. Gen. Pelix
Letter Book No %, of the Spanish Consul,
siezed by the rioters is found to contain the
names of many citizens prescribed and reported
as such to the Cuban authorities Portions will
probably be published.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04
RnsrnN- Ann %

BosToN, Aug. %
A letter received here from Havana, states
that the fifty men shot there had in the first
place taken town and held it for three days
without solitary patriot joining them. 1t was
probably, the conviction Of their desperate stu
alton which made them attempt their escape.
a few minutes before six o'clock last even
ing terrific tornado struck in Watertown and
passed through the villages of West Cambridge
parts Of Summerville and Medford to Maldou
where it expended itself. Its path, about five
rods wide, presents scene of fearful destruction
In Medford the elegant mansion of Rev. John
Pierpont was nearly demolished. Two mer
were blown estirely across the Mystic river
AT Medford gate, two large and elegant dwell.
ings were blown down. Mr.. Sanford, the sta
ion keeper, and his son, boy of fifteen, were
seriously injured,
railway. car near the station was lifted ur
and carried off the track and landed in the fields
some ten rods of. Several shops at Medrord
were blown down and many of the most valua-
Die orchards in Middlesex county were prostra.
ted. Many persons were injured but none
were killed. Total damages not less than
100000.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

DEATH ny DRowEING.- Charles Muer,
While attempting to swim across the mouth of
Che Bay, about two miles above this city, yes
terday morning, was drowned. He was taken
out in less than half an hour and attempts made
to rcsuscitate him. Mr.. Muer was about 80
years old. He had no family.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

.4rkansaS District.-RicHARD BIRD, P. f.
Batcsville Circuit, Jesse Green, w. F. Roper;
Greenbrier, Mark Robertson; North Fork, Hi
ram Hess; Dardanelle, Jonathan Swagertv,
MattSon M. Pugh; Fort Smith, T. b. Kane,
VIM. Gillian; Van Buren,, ]. R. West; Wash
ington, James Harer. w. R. Hughes Hunts
vile, Benz. M. Scrivner; Bentonville, Wilson
Harer; Carthage, Stewart H. Carlyle, one to be
supplied; Springfield A. Bewley, one to be
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

The manifest intention Of the onslaught is to
get up cry Of inconsistency against Mr.. Fill
more, and they work upon local predjudlcies
to effect it, The arrow was DeH aimed, but il
falls back Ulmted from his unblemshed reputa-
ton.
The answering integrity, wisdom and effect
i've measures Of the administration it seems are
not sufficient to shield it from the most unjust
imputations.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

81 Louis DiStriG.-P. M. SMITH, P. E.
Ebenezcr Charge, TO be supplied; Mound,
Asa S. Mccoy; African, John Mcknight |;
Selma Circuit, J. ]. Buren,; BelIevieu, to be
supplied; Fredrcktown, Caleb Crane Cape
Girardeau, to be supplied; Bloomfield Hiram
e. Rich Steeleyille, to be supplied Gascon-
AIDE, James. Lee.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

The session of the Annual Conference of the
NJ. E. Church, North, closed Tuesday Morning.
Before closing they passed resolution re-
turning warm Acknowledgements for the hospi-
talities extended to them during their sojourn in
this city.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04
PnILAprLpnlA, Aug. 29-8r.m.

BANK DEFALCATIoS sEcURED.-Defacation
in Philadelphia Bank, one hundred and aiaeiy-fpe
thousand dollars, caused by oyer-drafts on the
Bank the amount, however, is fully secured to
the Bank
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04
CoNcop. n. IL. Aug. 9th

There is report current here, brought by a
gentleman of veracitv, and doubtless reliable,
that the Hon. Luke Woodbury., democratic nom
inee for Governor, committed suicide by hang
ing, at his residncc at Antrim. lie had been
i'll, and laboring under depression of spirits for
some weeks. Judge Levi Woodbury. is quite
ill at his home in Portsmouth.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

CHEAP TRAvELINe-CHEAP FREIoHrs.
old line of packets is now taking passengers to
st. Louis at one dOlor-freights about picay,ne
hundred, or half price.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

LoPEy DEFEATED.--A telegraphic dispatch
from Philadelphia, dated September LIST, states
thai Lopez has been completely routed
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

TIM BEeoEsr BEER OF ALL.-Mr. ]. Good
win left at cur office last week, beet measuring
twenty and half inches in circumference.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

Independence District.-P. H. HOPKINS, p. T.
Independence, c. H. Kelly; independence Cir
cult, Wiley Jones; Lexington, W. d. Gage;
Columbus, VIM. Ferril; Pleasant Green, Jno.
w; Taylor Richland, to be supplied Yer
sailles, b. F. Wilson Usage, r. ]. Wilson
Fremont, l.. Waugh; Deepwater, Moses B.
Evans, Geo. W. Wilson; Jacksonville, VIM.
b.. Markham.
Grand Riuer DiStrid.-A. STILL PIE.
Knoxville Circuit, M. T. KleOpper; Gala
tin, Stephen P. Heath; Athens, Peter w, Dr.
rer; Bethany, Isaac Burns; Princeton, John F
Burton; Milan, A. J. Wall Brunswick, John
James; Linneus, John P. Alderman. VIM
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

- Vino MEssrEosR.--We are requested IL
state tl.a, the FIST npuber Of this paper win be
issued on the 18Th inst
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04
APPOINTMENTS

Of the Preachers Of the Missouri annual Con-
ference Of NJ e. Church. Net in Hannibal,
august 81, 1851.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

BAcos RiSISe,- The Intsligencer reports
sales Of IS casks Of sides in ST. Louis, last
Monday, at trslvs and half cents.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

SoVTH CAROLINA. On the 9th August,
there was large and enthusiastic meeting at
Iorkyil!e, (South Carolina y in favor of coop
Grafton, and in opposition to immediate secession
About 400 persons were present.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

The Beihcl Association, will hold its Annua
Meeting with the Baptist Church in HANNIBAL
Z ssnas leingon Friday, 9TH Sept, at II o'clock
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

CAMP MEETrNe.-The Camp Meeting be-
tween this city and Palmyra was largely at
tended last Sunday. Every sort of vehicle was
called into requisitiOn, there being general
desire to be at this meeting. The ground was
well chosen. To stay in that secluded spot a
week, constantly engaged in religious exercises,
seems certainly well calculated to draw people's
minds away from the scenes which occupy the
business thoughts of every day life. There is
something about scenery entirely natural
which tends to induce serious contemplation
Aside from the effec of the preaching, there
IS something in the consciousness that many
hundred people have met in one unusual place
AL actuated by single motive, and that q
very solemn one.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04


To "JoURSAL" SuBscrBERs.-The names
of all living in the city, with whose residence
the carrier is acquainted, have been placed on
our subscription list, and marked "paid " for
the time which the Journal "'was delinquent
the others must tell us where to send their pa.
pers. Subscribers living in South Hannibal or
the vicinity, will have to give us instructions,
that we may know whether they desire to get
their papers at this office, or at the postoffice.
All the names are sent to at the country post
eiiiees II any have moved away, the post
masters will please return the papers to this
Office.
There are two names on the Shelbyville list,
SO badly written that we cannot read them; one
: ON the Memphis list; one in jacksonville; one
in New London; one at Indian Creek. We
aim, as promised a week or two ago, to fill out
every subscription-if any are overlooked, they
will inform us of the fact.
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PLATTE Dist,jct-G w Ron n >

II
:hld'an .uSsionS-Wyandotte, Delaware and
klckapoo-James Witten, Chas. Ketcbam. ono
to be supplied; Shawnee Mission, Henri,
Reeder, Pascal Fish. '!
Weston Circuit, TO be supplied; ST, Joserb
:. NJ Chlvlngton; Savannah, Moses Trader.
Oregon, W. P. Gibson; MaryvilIe. JosenL !
Cannon Platttsburg, to be supplied Liberty
Hannibal Distrid.-C. ]. Hours Pc
Hannibal Station, L. B. Dennis Lagraroo
Circuit, John H. Dennis; Chambersbn 60 ~
supplied; Memphis, James F. New: LaSScosto Oo
mos: u: Boyer; Bloomington, Emory T. WI
ieri Shebyyllle, Jas. NJ. Powers Asbley W.
M; henderson; Troy, Thos. ]. Ferril, y ""''
Nm' +. Cowles transferred to Iowa Conf.
ence and stationed at Keokuk, 0'''ier-
CgDA.1This Island is ga miles in extr.no
length with an average width of about 60 ,nInr
containing an area of $1,000 square miles nn1
a population OF 100000. The value ofit, a a
T i productions in lS49 was S62 7sJ oSs
DSo V H during the same period were 3D.
ooV,9=l - OF which S,700,224 were n tbo "a
'ou o's soS Its imports during the same ~
VIZ We 9%o, ,243, of which $3.50 81 Pui lu
I'm 'iie united States. The amount of were
o o"I 'ggnage employed in the trade with h tin-
III ~ uuIl'g lhe same period was bOI oe7 10
mo p'al amount Of taxes levied upon AS0s s1ls
ties DnU wl,n the Island in the shane Of S
ON upon imports, tonnage duties and " uu-
r me9SPo o exceed 100000 annaT uul9S up
JiI o29 miles of railway in oncra,iuy ' There
lSlaiu, VI the 27,0OOOOO IL , ar upon the
4e'orulng to official document, IG Goo imports,
III provisions, lumber, fabric, -o,VUo,OOO are
conI [ 'e one or the other Of the T noI &c
t tUu bn furnish more readily than any vned States
n6soI Iui through the taxes and o!ner con-
6irI Of ~ spanish policy, NOT mo ',I zion I'M
hc Irnioj comes from the fields and man one
'P'eu S'a'es'r-L Louisville Co" r ,sc'0rles of
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-04

To THE OLD @JoURSAL" SUBscRIDERs.--Yo on
wish TO know, doubtless, how we came to be so
kind as voluntarily to fill out your subscriptions
when we had "law and morality" on our side,
and after standing on our reserved rights for a
whole year. Wen, it was partly on your ac-
count, and partly on our own. In the first
place, We wanted the name of the Journal at
tached to that of our paper, because it was more
widely known, having been published here
good many years; it also designates the place of
publication. Ia the next place, though we
were unier no kind of obligation to discharge
debt we never owed, yet we found you were
dissatisfied, and likely to continue So Now,
I. when this unexpired time for which you sub
scribed to he Journal shall have been made up
to you; you can 40 just you please about sub
scribing to our paper. You will be considered
under no obligation to do 81. We are not setting
trap to catch your such riptons--though we
should be very happy to receive them.
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AnentE for the journal and Onion.


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Its appearance is now more uniform. The type
is clear, distinct, and small enough to enable us
10 give larger amount of reading matter. The
paper will be enlarged from time to time, to
meet the wants of the community.
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