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CITY TRAyELLERs' DIRECTORY.

DEPARTURE OF CARS 81 BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, Tor Fredericksburg, Washington, &c,
daily at half past o'clock, A. NJ
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon, &c, daily, at
half past O'clock, P. M:
&C., or Lynchburg, daily, at o'clock. A. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at half past o'clock, A. NJ.
Danville Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmville,
Lvnchburg, &c, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at O'Clock, A. M and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past O'clock T. NJ
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,) Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past O'Clock, A. NJ
Norfolk Cars aud Steamboat via Port Waithal,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 5
O'clock A. NJ.
Lvnchburg Canal Packet. daily, except Sunday, at
O'clock P. NJ
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acqua Creek, Fredericksburg,
&c daily at S o'clock, P. NJ
Southern Cars from Weldon, Petersburg, &C., daily,
at half past o'clock. A. M.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C.,
daily at half past O'Clock, ?.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 5 o'clock, ?. M:
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the Appomattox
River Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at lis A.
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Of
P. M
Norfolk Steamboat, lat Rocketts,) Mondays, We'd
neEdays and Fridays, at 4k P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthal,
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, at a. r w.
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays, al
o'clock P. M.
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THE DAILY TINES

~ 0otea to insert that provision in the new Constr
tuition whchspeciaHy prohibits emancepation stated
expressly, mat, IN my opinion, eUen tOithom such q
clause, THE LEGISLATURES WOULD HAVE NO pIcnr ro
ENANCIPATE.
81 AM STAKEHOLDER MYSELF TO A CONSIDERABLE
the West. | AM AS FIXED IN MY OPPOSITI0W
TO ALL AND EVERY SCHEME, STATE or
FEDERAL, CALCULATED TO AFFECT THE
VALUE OF SLAVE PROPERTY, AS ANY MAN
IN THE COMMONWEALTH
"GEORGE w. SUMMERS"
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SALAD OIL FOR TABLE USE.-A fresh
y supply in actual quart bottles a most superior ar
tcle Just received and tor sale by
nav ( DOVE ISAACS & co.
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Receiving and for sale by
no 6 IT. w. TYLER.
NDLANKETS, {LINSEYS, &c.-A gnod as
LID sortment of Linseys, Keseys Blankets, Flannels
Socks and Stockings, and other goods for servants on
hand at CHENERY :,
noe Opposite Depot.
NOLLEGE AND SCHOOL BOOKS.-The
subscriber has added to his former stock of Books
the following, viz:
Carpenters Principles of Human Philosophy
Rlar's Rhetoric, University edition
Familiar Science, by Peterson
Science of Things Familiar by Brewer
Letters on Astronomy, by D. Olmsted L. l.. D.
Rhetorical reader, by Parker
Parker's National Series OF Readers-Nos l !, 2,
and 4.
Boyds Rhetoric
French Conversation
Anthon's and Arnod's Latin and Greek Works
Also large lot of Steel Pens, warranted first
rate article, for sale on moderate terms
Stationery of III kinds on hand and tor sale cheap.
RELIGIOUS WORKS.
Infant Baptism, by Howell
The Bblein the Family, by Boardman
Neander on the Philippians by Mrs ii Z Con ant
Worlds only Hope, by K w Cushman
Lectures on the Lords Prayer, by Williams
Religious Liberies-its struggles and riumphs, by
Underhi
Plymouth and the Pilgrims
Family Testament with notes by the American
Tract Society
And a large supply of the Baptist Psa!mody,
CHAS WORKMAN,
Baptist Book Depository, No. 2O3 Main ST..
nod Square above the Va B INKS.
NOVEMBER 3, lS5I.-Anxious to reduce cur
" stock of Goods, we will sell out the balance of
stock on hand at reduced prices. great many things
we will sell less than cost, and we will sell any thing
as low as 1t can be had, in this or any other market.
All persons in want will do we'll to call as we have
great many fresh and desirable goods Oh hand just
fresh from Paris, Lyons, &c. Among our stock may
be iound the following, together with great many
other articles
Rich Paris Silks, tblack and coloured) oil our own
importation
Blue black green and brown Cloths
Black and cooured Silk and3 wv orsted Vestings
Merinoes, De LANES, plaid spun Silks
Rich plaid Ribbons for sashes and bonnes
A rich lot of Party dress Goods
A large lot of negro Blankets, very cheap, Of our
lmportat on
Negro Clothing of all descriptions
White, black and coloured Kid Gloves, manuactur-
ed expressly for
WORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE,
Whig will copy No 1913 Main street
EBLUSH ROCKING CHAIRS, OF handsome
Il patterns and extra quality, on hand and Tor sale
at the Fashionable Furniture Wareroom, No. 60
Main street, by
oc 6 GEO. J. SU MNER.
BERNIE OLD JAVA COFFEE-l5O bags
D Laguayra do-300 bags
nod DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
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THE CHIMES,

BY L. W ELLSWORTH.
1t was evening in New England.
And the air was all in tune,
AS | sat at an open window,
In the emerald month of June.
From the maplesby the roadway.
The robins sang in pairs,
Listening and then responding,
Each to the others airs.
Sounds Of calm that wrought the feeling
OF the murmur of shell,
OF the drip OF lifted bucket
In wide and quiet well.
And thought Of the airs of bargemen.
Who tunetully reclne,
As they float by Ehrenbreistein,
2 In the twilight OF the Rhine:
And then of an eve in Venice.
And the song of the gondolier,
From the far lagunes replying
To the winged lion pier:
And then Of the verse of Milton,
And the music heard to rise,
Through the solemn night from angels
Stationed in Paradise.
Thus | said it is with music.
1t will seek its own responses,
1t is 10th to die alone.
Thus | said the poetic music,
Though a lonely native air,
May appeal unto a rythm
That IS native everywhere.
For although in scope of feeling,
Human hearts are far apart
10 the depths Of every bosom,
Beats the universal heart:
Beats with wide accordant motion,
And the chimes among the tow ers
OF the gra 7deSt OF Gods temples.
Seem as if they might be ours.
And we grow in such a seeming,
Till indeed we may control
To an echo, our communion
With the good aud grand in soul.
AS an echo in valley
May revive cadence there,
or bell that may be swaying
In lofty Alpine ali:
AS screen Of iremu'ous metal
From the rolling organ tone,
Kings out 10 a note OF the music
That can never be It's own:
AS an earnest artist ponders
On a study nobly wrought,
Till his fingers glld his canvass
With touch of the sef-same thought.
But the sun had now descended
Far along his cloudy stars,
And the night had come like the angels
10 Abraham, unawares.
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e tHEWING TOBACCo.-A superior article
u just received, for sale by
Sc ID ED. NJ MORGAN Main st.
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s1ANCY CRATE AND FENDER mAN.

E1tANCY CRATE AND FENDER MAN,
81 UFACTORY, E AND 9rH STREETS, RICHMOND
VRGINIA.-The subscriber continues to carry on the
above business in all its various misunderstanding for
sale 800 CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces
embracing 100 different kinds, such are at present
used in New York, Philadelphia and Boston | also
continue ~ receive monthly all the various patterns
from all the Eastern cities; and having devoted the
last twelve years TO this branch of my business res
pectuIly refer, to capacity of workmanship 10 The
citizens of Richmond generally My prices shall be as
moderate any other establishment in Richmond
or elsewhere.
v 81 SAMUEL, d DENOON.
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AN ARMY OF PASSENGERS.

AN ARMY OF PASSENGERS.
The crowded state of our columns this evening
obge us to omit the names OF the passengers sailing
from here Saturday in the steamer Florida for Sa-
vannah Southerner Tor Charleston; Roanoke for Rich
moud, and the Prometheus for Chagres. Here is a
summary.
Southeiner'.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Roanoke... ...2GO
irofneuleus,' ....s-.... .,.....-.... .3bU
Aggregate in four sleamers.....l,I 1888
W. are glad tooee all these Southern lines meets
ing that extensive patronage from travelling pub
lie they so honestly dsserye..N Y. Cypress azs@
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have received and are now opening large
Fenders-various kinds
Fire Irons-all kinds and patterns
Coal Scuttes-all sizes
And lrons-various patterns and descriptions
Waffle lrons-Engsh and American patterns
Kettles brass, copper and porcelain
Tea Kettles-iron, timed and porcelain
Saucepans-tinned and porcelain
Furnaces--iron and clay
and various other articles belonging to the housekeep-
ing department.
THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS & CO.,
Sc IL log Main street.
dAhIV EIRA.'s WINEs.-The subscribers
W agents for the celebrated and long established
house of Oliveiras & Davies Island of Madeira, are
daily expecting a small invoice OF choice "PoIhete"
and Reserve Wines. 1t is put up in ! aud ! pipes,
and purchasers may rely upon getting a superior and
genuine article, as it is own direct importation,
and prepared under directions expressly for this
market.
We also take orders for the following descriptions
of Madeira Wines London Market, London Partic-
ular, Pdhetnho, Bual and Sercal, all OF hch will
be warranted of superior quality.
WILLIAMS G. BROTHER,
oc % Cary street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-13

DORTER AND AhE-I have on hand large
L stock of Philadelphia Porter and Ale, in quart and
mint bottles Private families, invalids, &C., be
Supplied with an excellent article and in prime ORDER
1t will be sent 10 any part OF the city.
so9d IOHN CTENDINING
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-13

POTATOES. &c &c
Il 200 bushels N Northern Mercer Potatoes
25 bbls l. ard, prime Article
100 kegs do do
5 tierces new Rice
300 boxes Cheese
Receiving and for sale by
TT w. TYLER
The New York herald., 1851-09-29
Our Paterson Corrs,ponJence.

PArEnsoS. sept. 70 1901.
TIE Estr Jsrsey Bank Ercitsnen-Bryring in EDgy Of
as President and Casisr Of ne Peoples BankPi,fy f
che Offers Of hH Hnsfi,ufios, &c.
Our young city has been a Of great tumut for
few days past in Of the failure Of the Peoples
Bank, which has svndlsd great number of our poor
operatives who had their little all deposited In i This
evening spontanoouy about three thousand persons
semDeo IN front Of The bank and passed resolution
qusstng the Chancellor 10 appoint two receiver, whom
The people had hdsnce in They then adjourned to
the residence Of the cahier and burnt him 10 eosgv
From thence they went 70 the reideros Of s President
and paid him like compliment. theues 10 Mr. Jaro.s
jackson director and honarpd him likewise b th
compliment and then adjourned quietly 10 their
homes The President David Burnett on elder of tbs
First Presbyterian Cburch the Cashier n stirosop h
head man in the Second Presbyterian Church AMI ~
rector jackson IL class leader Of the Methois Church
50 you will perceive piety y triumphant in this
Az EYE WTTgEss
The New York herald., 1851-09-29
Our Newark Correspondence.
NswAnx, Sept. q, 1851

NEWARK, sept Y, ls5l.
Nsra-k Bsnks- Tleir Solreney, SC.
1have noticed for the last two three days that you
have been using your influence through the columns q
your pspsr, in lsudsbe manner, to slay the excite
ment existing in regard to the reported failures Of In
divduss and banks This must meet the sppro-
baton Of every citizen who feels interest in the pros
perity Of the country. In the same column, however
you caution the public against the notes Of all Jersey
banks except those created the pledge Of governmsnt
CT State stocks.
You must be aware that there are In New Jersey
many banks az COED ani sound A. any in the
city Of New York and among these the three banks
of this city They have been in operation from twenty
70 forty and owned md managed By Newark
and managed sisely-not like the Pat srson Bank and
some other ccncerns that owned and managed By
New Yorkers who have interef In their character or
success The failure q such worthless srndling shops
these should not he permitted q pur the good
rsctsr Of sound banks which have been found at all
times equal 70 any emergency and which have the en-
tire confidence Of citTens believe there never has
been bank failure In this city which think i more
than be said by any other city ~ ia size the
Union IL Is true that iR 1887 banks suspended sps
ce payments for time, but until New York city aoi
all the country bad done %.
hope sir In justice to city you viii give this
place In your columns and oblge
A sUBsCRTBER AN MANUFACTURER.
The New York herald., 1851-09-29
From Mexico and Texas.

From the Houston (Texas) Telegraph. sept. L.
THE REVOLUTION ON 1nE RIO oRANpE-DI,rIN-
GUlsHED MEN FINED AND IMPRISONED.
Tie failure Of the Cuban expedition viii help the
republic q Sierra MsdIe which, according to that
paper is fixed fact 1t says, wSatever may be the
power Of the general government to prevent the Gu
il cannot prevent its citizens from emigrating to
tie Northern provinces Of Mexico In one or
two months the new government OF the SerIa .
Msdre Republic will in all probability be organ
lied, and army capable Of maintaining its inde-
egsnst the mole Of the central
Mexico will display its victorious banners in the
valley of the Rio Grande. When the republic is
established who is prevent the victorious troops who
haye achieved its independence, fitting out in their
ports and undr their flag, expedition capable of
subyeitpg the power of old sp pain in Cuba! II this
public this time established who doubt that
an army Of we thousand volunteers could be
trated st Tanpiso Matsmoras, to aid the Cuban
patriots!
W. learn from gentleman who las lately returned
from Corpus Christi; that two separate expeditions
foot in Western Texas The volunteers centratng
on the Rio Grande at the Rio 6raude City and other
points join the expedition ainst Tam suipas and
Nuevo Leon This expedition will be directed by Cover
Csroenas and his associates The states
that bout hundreed your ped
Corlu Christi, the 18th inst waiting for a steamer
convey ttem 10 Cuba The steamer says the Telegraph
Iected the 2st ult numStr of troops that
had been collected that town about six weeks ago
have alresdy sailed and probably with the command
OF General Lopez
1t Is stated that the Mexican government has adopted
proceedings aysnst several Senator's including General
AmoLte and ofcers, under old Spanish law Of 1913
Some Of thee gentlemen have been Red. and some Of
tie TO prison ard dismissed The house Of
Gen. Almtnte was entered by file of armed men. and
property removed TO pay fne. lie complains loudly Of
the abuse and outrage committed against him.
The TfIas Range, published at Washington, denies
that the cotton crop OF the State Is In good condition
IL that the which have ia ured 1t In the
other states have prevailed in Texas.
The New York herald., 1851-09-29
BroonIyn CITY Iot.Il,urnc..

DFsrRuc1UE FnE On Saturday night, about ten
o'clock Ere broke out In a stable at the rear of ~
Cleimont avenue and quickly communicated 20 d-ell-
irg house aud Mr. stewIrt pencil factory adjoining at
the q Cumberland street Great difculty
terer ced In obtaining supply Of water and all three
buildings were totally consumed. In the stable
horse valued at 500 beopgiT to ohm Musday which
was destroyed IL was nearly possible In the centre
q tie block bounded by Ciermout Myrtle, aud Park
avenues and street and had there been any
wind a. The time the damage would doubt have been
very extensive The dwelling house alone was insured,
and part of the furniture SAVED Mr Stewards fac
tory building, which had been occupied about
four weeks and his loss is about 5000
Lazy surFotK This celebrated mare has returned 20
Long Island having been purchased BY the Union Course
Jockey Club, and at present in Mr. snedekers stable
iD Water street, In this city.
OpAND MILITARY IysPJc JcTtoS .Sp Rrvfrw The entire
Fnsh Brigade consisting Of the Thirteenth and Four
teen'h Regiments of New York state Militia under
mand q Gen Duryea, muster in Brookya this day for
insps ction and parade
The New York herald., 1851-09-29
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

- Pau LApzlPHi,, Sept %; ISL,
pvepdring the Funeral Mdts-THs G,rmaa Tuner Ess
tiroI-PDodes for MonSay-Tafal .accid,nt--Fae
The bar to the parade for Tuesday mex. having
been removed by the refusal Judge King 70 grant IN
injunction asked for the brethren have resumed tn,
hustle Of preparation They have with due regard tc
the rights Of hoptslity prepared feast for their .oun
Try brethren, who intend coming hitler to take part in
the funeral ceremonies In honor Of their long deceased
brother, Girard. This will rm quite agreeable hnae
20 the toilsome march 10 which they viii be exposed
Tables for sixteen hundred persons be sprssd In
the saloon of the Musica Fund Hall aud the price s.
per head ndcstss that sOetking nice pes,ed
German Turner " association from Baltimore ar
rived lsst evening and welcomed by similar socie
ties Ct teis city with torch-light procession. The
sraI came to attend the fete similar that recen
introduced at New York from the odd country which
commences 10 morrow, and terminates with ball 90
Juesday evening. Tomorrow morning they have a %.
lsde and then proceed to Lemon Hill spend the day in
gymnasc exercises and speeches from their fsvOrite
orators Other delegations have 20 day arrived from
Rev York. Boston. Cincinnati, Williamsburg Newark
Heading, and other places in the vicinity
Besides the Turner procession tomorrow the youth
fel Cadets of Temperance have their annusl parad ana
the mlttry escort from the renowned third brigade will
De out In their customary dimiunitycness 10 rcceive
the contncnt6s from Jersey Cits
Corn Hay, believed 20 BE- native Of Paiyyare Ire.
isnd was killed on Friday night by falling through the
railroad bridge the sehuyl river az the i1clined
plane He sttmpted TO IT, not knowing IL was
undersoir repairs
large uroccuIie factory building at Twelfth and
ecuth streets. belonging to DR. Evans was DESTROYED
~ FIRE about o'cl1ck thi. morning Three adjacent
was vsesfed year since by Messrs Faye B.lroe paper
hanging manpfactUrsrs
The New York herald., 1851-09-29

usM s.s.rsh,o Rattle Coms,aeL L,v.rroo, se,t "
NJ with ncse end passeng,r Rs to X Collins d Co.
stssn ship CIV N Richmnnd Terry "a horr,
with % 20 nsiiis A. Ios a;S ;,.t IL
AM 20 miles Of BarSse,t Was r~n into bv ton All
name ot bar iibaoom .tyit,s tss an ths
iarhoayd 1ss iyst ab.,t tbs rain
al "A s IN 80, ~
,ront 40 ,.i oss,s. 80, a. .,,.
stove y.iiey q1Ae ''A A'' '"'As ssa0A' anu
st,,s frx,, vrt.xa u.x-. g., .s A.. r,,.xa
sb y,,h ,S.s s,s =. ..s, 80. y. ~ ~, ' ~
81, o,shse pns.aii ~ y. o, ~ A..
s,snton y M '" % ""J' VIVA A~'s W
and psssr Innss Co. Sept l5 lat 81 a. Ion
Is a. fpobe chip Lady Louisa from Quebec for yerpooi
ih lat &C o. as IS exchanged signals with ship Ameri,
stsndugE
Bark Plymouth Perkins, Madeira, Aus e. with wine to
March a. Benson, vessel TO Foster d Nicherson.
Bark Orono tof Esworthl, Chase, Orar IS days. with
Barb Edgar (of Prospset) Pendlston Turks Islands II
The New York herald., 1851-09-29
Our Lancaster Correspondence.

LANCASTER, Pa september Y, 1851.
Tie Recent Riot-The .7,rest and Commitment Of the
Participants--E1eitenent.
Ever since the examination in the matter of the
Christana murder and riot took place, the city aud
county have been almost free from excemept-psrtcu-
larry the Law and order prevail thr the
county The committal of ar way and Lewis both whte
men, of reputed high respectabty to take their trial
for high treason has created much sensation In every
part Of the State, more especially among the abol
tionsts, for it not generally supposed that tbs
testimony adduced before Alderman Reigsrt would
be strong enough to authorize him to commit tbs
defendants. However, that impression has been dis
spsted, and the Alderman has off with flying
lors The rmness and decision manifested By him du
ring the whole not withstsndng the pew
erful efforts made by the very able counsel engaged
the part Of the sccuset-have been the topic Of corysr
tion ever since the close Of the inquiry and all right
thinking constitution loving aud patriotic speak in
terms Of the highest Of Alderman Reyar
The evidence against Lewis and Eanway-haying IA
miles, and about 4s years Of ags-I learn from
hgh suih hority. is sufficient. in his opinion, TO
convict them without that which viii be furnished
additionally by the meeting Of the Court in the ensuing
month Marshal Kline of Philadelphia, is here,
and, assisted by Dumbrr Of officers belonging to
this county keeping bright look out aud securing
the counties f Lancaster Dauphn and Chester for the
crminss and sttors in the recent murder aud rst
hsve heard some facts which an not at liberty to
ton at present iDculpatng sone white persons Of
spectsbility in EeghboEipg county, with the coored
people.
The Gorsuch letter has created great deal of excite
nent ard the author q has been rounoy denounced
cy the vhies being actuated by maciousness aud po
tieal motives to IL Governor Johnston Such, how
is not the fact If the nd gentleman Is be
believed for he declares tht be aud all his ny belong
TO the wing party Several Maryland gentlemen
and usirg every sxerton criminals in the
recent outrage at ChfistiaDs
The New York herald., 1851-09-29
NE VS. BY THE M MAIL6. 4.
Our Charlottesville Correspondence.


CHARLorTEsviLLE, Sept IS, 1851
The New Consi,ai0n-7ne Y1ginia Wing State Conven-
tion, &c, &c.
The new constitution has not yet been ratified by the
popular voice but il will be submitted to the people
the fourth Thursday in October and its adoption by
overwhelming majority, is admitted al hands to be
a. fixed fact"
In December next the people Of Virginia will be called
upon for the fret time in the history Of State
elect Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney
General
The FIRST contest under the new constitution is Of
course looked forward TO with the iutensest interest
and both parties sanguine Of The wings
confidently anticipate great acquisition Of strength
from the extension OF the suffrage by the coRstitu
tion but the unterrifed democracy equally
hdent that they still hold their own in the Old
Dominion.
The whig Convention will nominate-probably unani-
mously-for Governor, George W. Summers, one Of the
ablest and eloquent Of vrginias sons [IIe has
been nominated-Ep HERALD On the stump he Is
omnpotent such his personal popularity and the
respect In which he is held by all parties that whoever
the democracy may select their standard bearer vii
find him hard to beat.