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The New York herald., 1851-08-04
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ID AYMOND HERR DREIsBACHs MENAGERII-
H This celebrated henageriethe largest
the known world almost every animal
to natural history and which has received the
and applause of hundreds Of thoussnd Of the
respectable and intelligent people Of the United States h
Just commenced most brilliant campaign, and Will
visit the principal cities aud towns of New England in
the following order viz Damariseotta, Tuesday Jly
9Th Waldoboro Sth Union, 3st; Thomaston August st
Rockland 3D. Camden, Monday August %th Belfast oth
9TH Bangor 9Th and Sth Oldtown Sh CorAth
nth; Dover. 18th.
baltimore MUSEUM. BALTIMORE lMD. )-SAN-
fords Original New orleans Opera and Ballet Troupe,
Monday evening" and evening during the week, bur-
lesque opera Of La Soma nanbula-Evina Lynch Rodof
singing and dancing by the whole Troupe Doors At
NJ commence t6A Parquette seats Hh cents; Boxes
and other parts Of the house, cents; Private Boxes
cents SIN consequence Of the continued success Of
the New Orleans Troupe they will remain at the Museum
the and nform their
friends and the public that they will not North 40
arrangements have been made such that they will devote
their time South for the weve months In which time
they will visit Washington. Richmond Norfolk Petersburg
nent of s. SAMUEL SANFORD, Proprietor.
CAsTLE GARDEN.-TaIs DELIGHTFUL eUNNlR
~ resort open to visiters throughout the
IA NJ to NJ 10 the largest and wost beautiful
In this country and the view from the upper galleries
noble and harbor alone worth than the price e
Admission-one shilling
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0F6C1AL NOVACkSs
oRs1ETlRs5cIAnLEsJ JAMES, Ps!ErEE, is RE
sIss Lender. EvE.nd Who yshs. q
ss oa IN @ on Se ssUs
County WAE 6s.noyia YORK. in November. Isis ssd
Soula any person know shsne he is 20 >" be what
has Of him. b; T isH5is s'e Grand ~
CONSEQUENCE OF AN OVER SIGHT IN THE
the sa: 'ss
o.o.y-rHE MEMBERS OF MAGNOLIA LODGE
s.S
a. esht Seosh for the purpose sf receiving visit from
l1A I'afs 20 5ohE isaSs Wife
OFFIcE OF THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE
ssSSHS held o as hS &
Eswsrh sSsd n
s G:is ShF
mus TOWNSEND John EsSs jr JOEL oa;msn, Robert
Sss ss sAg JSAa
EordS !! aissneOsi John G. Smith And meeting
m0usy reelected President shsrsOffSI he ensuing
The Office, Of this sessresSary
New pand
CUPRExE coURr.-JoHN MILTON BUEL VS.. ALTON
- Bgsl Zepas MOwss and Philenda H0wes his wife. Mary
hi 1 % P sn
japn nmieK deceased. who SOU Of Ci.rinda Dim
Hannah Tryon daughter Hosea Buell. deceased and her
husband George Buell. Charlotte Bue Fitzroy Buel and
Caroline Buell. Augustus Stevens and Abby
above named dsfendants-Yeu are hereby required
swer the complaints Of the above named plant John MT
ton Buell. In the Supreme Court Of the State Of New York.
which was filed in the Clerks Office of Oneida county the
yth day OF june 5l and to OF
me- At re city Of Utica within twenty after the
vice Of this summons exclusive Of the of servce
And you shall fail to the complaint within twenty
days after service Of the the plaintiff will apply
'As isf EH6H y s
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW YORK AND
Boston Magnetic Telegraph Association: The annual
meeting OF the Association will be held their Office in
the city Of Boston Wednesday, the 9th day of August
next, at nine o'clock A. N.
NEw YoRK, July 80, 1851
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EXCURSION y.

GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.
" day, except Ssturdsys-Fare IS cents each
The well known sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt. smith, will
leave Hammond street az ~ Canal street III Grand
A. NJ; returning by r. NJ Refreshments hshias tackle
&c, provided board.
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INDIA RUBBER aOcDs.

vTSo THE PUBLIC.-INpIA RUBBER sHoEs-oUR
attention has been called Horace
H. Day published in the New York Herald Of llth July
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer Of date in which,
after much unmerted abuse CT attorney wm Judson
Esq he asserts that dare not charge him with pstiug
Patents under our names sdd thas does
not the shoes.
We have purchased licenses for the of In
dia Rubber Shoes under Goodyess Patents and paid
other might have done the same disposed to
rather than pirate 0oodyears Patents We thnh 10
just to purchase right valid patent, than
TO infringe it. Mr. Day, having been prosecuted aeknow
lodged Goodyears rights made sottcment and agreed
in future not TO infringe his Patents lie nov attempt
ing only TO infringe said Patents but TO njure
selves. who have, for large consideration purchased
our licenses and now work under them; and We charge
Mr. Day directly and thar sig natures With
piratng Goodyear Patents In the Of the
shoes which he s offering b the public and give
Tint he and all who concerned with him "
chasing his Shoes made In violation Of said Patent
Rights, will be prosecuted.
J.. CANDEE.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO.,
hy WIN. A. Buckingham. Treasurer,
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MFG CO.,
II. Hutchinson, President
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EELLOWg AINsTRELS, AT FELLOWS NEW MUSI.
cal Hail. ~ Broadway, between Howard and GRAND
every night This justly celebrated and efficient
corps Of and under the sole
e past have been received with the greatest by
he elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union. FelswI
suildn in the world Admission Is cents Doors open a
,very Wednesday and Saturday. for the especial
iAtion Of families, commencing at O'Clock. p. II.
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INFORMATION WANTED OLA YOUNG LAD. NAMED
James Roche, aged Is years. light brown hair,
eountenance front teeth little forward blue eyes very
mother the 4th Of July I supposed TO have left Ba
for New York Boston. Any person giving any
his whereabouts his mother anora Roche will
confer great favor Direct to HAN0RA ROCHE, Second
West, between Pennsylvania and street North,
Washington, ID. G.
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THE WAITE RING PLACES.

NJ ORRIS HOUsE-BY JACOB WOLCOTT NORRIS
AN1 Long Branch. Monmouth County, New Jersey.-iNo
house 10 situated the margin Of the Atlantic 0sean.
bracng front Of AU feet Families wishing TO spend
he season at watering place. be IN the
most comfortable manner, and moderate terms Par
cular attention paid TO the comfort ladies' Alss
ters, wines, liquors, and ssgars always on hand.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04
NII8CELLANEOUg.

vINO MlLLINERS.-A YOUNG LADY, WITH A SMALL
capital wishes partner for the millinery business; is
considered rst rate shirred hat maker and has good
knowledge ef business For further particulars
Mr.. HICKEY, ia Fourth avenue for one week
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COAL.

CULVER DOOR PLATES.-SAUSE'S SILVER PLATED
Door Plates Wholesale, at No. u John street. Those
Plates arranted superior The subscriber
last years supplied the entire trade this city South
and Western dealers will lind 1t advantageous call
No. II John street, up stairs z. J, SAUSn.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

NTATRTMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
M LoverProfessor Lawton, Of London, having arrived
Boston, will send address, receipt dollar
post paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen 70
the devoted affections Of the opposite The process
ple ting that all may married
speetve Of age appearance or position ant last though
that detection impossible Address, Professor Lawton,
Boston, Mass No letter taken from the Post 0nee ansss
the postage 10 paid.
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CLOTHIN0.


CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
cast on and BY sending to j. GOODWIN
City Hall place Ladies waited on at their residences
CAsT OFF CLoTBlNG, ETC.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
" respectfully informed that they obtain
fscw Us subscriber The Ash pssss for second
of ciosng every description, aud second haas
throuss pd. or ca oS James orose at hi; cos
store IL Orange street, few doors from Chatham street,
east side.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURN ITURE WANTED
" The highest price be obtained by ladies and gentle
who any LETT OF Clothing Furniture, and !evelry
s to dispose a BposeSS,S eSsS =. up .s
Ladies attended 10 by krs. Levenstyn.
(NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies or gentlemen having any auperhuons ehects
fair price articles sending the subscr
tsr Mt his residence, or by note through The post
Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen.
NoTIcEToGENTLEMEN- ALL WANT ToKNow
IN where to send your summer clothing to be either
cleaned dyed altered and repaired The only yenient
and beet place in this city ia b53 Pearl street near Broad
for 6s pants IS All articles by
call on A. Cortssos, late OF Murray street.
1OE1 FALL CLoTHING.-wE WOULD RESPECT
100 fully invite western aud Southern merchants
call and look through stock Of fall and winter Cloth
prepared for the approaching season. Will
be found extent and variety than has ever been
up by any house in the trade Our exertons aud ar
well giving 20 QUE garments the ht aud hnish
the best custom work. proved 10 be duly appreciated
in tho great increase Of sales 10 all sections Of the
country m we receive from customers the
gratifying reports that garments always meet clean
ready sale; besides determined 20 be undersold
rcrity Of the make Of our garments ID. &J.DEvLIN.
80 and IS John street. cOraer OF Nassau.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

GRAND EXCURSIONS TO coNEY ISLAND, LAND
~ ing st Fort Hamilton each w.y-Fsre E5 cont nsA
The new and splendid steamer TROJAN, Capt a. N hoo-
will make daily excursions TO Coney leland Tor ths ses
son. leaving followE Morning Trp-from srfns .sss
Prom pier N. r., thsifpast6 TO- and ecseh worn
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

TN CONSEQUENCE OF AN OVER SIGHT IN THE
Machinist. in putting the Hand Hole Plates tho
Boilers, the kOSClUSkU unable make her trip
Strattonpert Sunday consequently IL deferred n
g. Ii. SMITH.
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PERSON AL.

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED.-PAUL ETIENNEMARQUIS,
Frenchman by BIRTH aged nineteen speaking English.
belonging to the Wabash shpwrecked AZ New Jerey
then entered the 18th of October 1850 the Marine Hos
pita New York. left the 2ta November the
month Since then his have not heard from him,
and anxious to know what has become of him Any in
formation be left at the French Consul Generals At
New York, and will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

DROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF
the North, begs respectfully notify that he will
have the honor Of making his first in America
early in September and giving series of his Grand Fash
onable Drawing Room ct Sorees Fantas
tiques which for agnhcence, STYLE and unsurpassng
terest have met with the most extraordinary
throughout all Europe and have invariably exceeded every
thing of the kind introduced Professor A begs call
tenton his future which will contain
details Of his intentions.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

r. B. STRANGE b BROTHER IMPORTERS, NO Is
u Murray street-French Flowers Ostrich and Fancy
Feathers and Materials for Flower Makerk B. Strange
Brother to inform their customers that during the re-
building Of their ore No Park place. they have removed
their entire s.oeh 70 No Murray street they arc
opening the varied assortment OF the
above goods They have yet imported adapted for
the fall trade whiek they invite tho attention Of e job
bors
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

LOST. go.
7 osT-TRoM 81 CARMIHE STREET, ABOUT TEN
IL r. NJ, on Friday last. White Poodle Slut with black
spot her back aud black Ia the Answers TO hs
name Dolly. whoever will bring 10 to the above place
vilIbe literally rewarded. as Is the pet Of lady now
dangerously sick.
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THE FIREHIEN.


NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.-AT MEETING
IN of the Engineers and Foreman, held at Fireman Hail.
Friday evening" August M 1851 the
Resolved That election for Assistant
August at PM-(the polls remaining open 4' hoursl-
subject to the usual rules and regulations Resolved That the
pectors meet at Femans Hail. Wednesday, August
h between the hours o6 and 10 PM TO receive the
turns of election.
WM. c. MEAD, Engine Co. IS,
HENRY W. BANKS, Hose Co. ~. 7 inspectors.
SAMUEL SMITH. Hook Ladder Co.
VNO THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
In order TO correct atement that has been circu-
lated interested parties with regard the withdrawal
Engineer for the lover districts, beg leave to state
phacay that such s not the 1t only after the
urgent solicitation Of personal friends that he
leaves the matter In their hands, to do they think
proper with regard to it, In conclusion would that
Mr. Drew b placed before not the candidate Of
ability perform duties the otce with
honor to himself and the whole Department. We would
therefore solicit support for him his merits
being well satisfied that looked in this Light the
MANY FIREMEN,
Doing DUTY in the Seventh and Eighth districts.
LIRE DEPARTMENTAL REPORT HAVING BEEN
Il circulated that j. @. Able of Hose Company a. had
egned his alton of Assistant Engineer for the lowe
district his friends take this opportunity TO that such
J. J. Borras, Engine g. Henry Robinson. Engine 20,
VIC. Lyons. Engine 5, J. Smith, Hose A..
VNO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Ma. WILLIAM
Drew Of Engine Co, Nc. s having stated TO mo that
he positively declined benga candidate for the office Of A
sistan Engineer therefore sct The support
EIREMANs NoTICE.-HARRIsON REDFIRLD, OF
Hook and Ladder Co. No has accepted the regular
nomination. at Firemans Hail. for Assistant Engassr for
the upper district. HARRISON REDFIELD.
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90 F-THE MEMBERS OF MAGNOLIA LODGE,
No. i66 l. .. o. F. requested to be punctual in
their attendaoee at the dgeon Tuesday evening" August
At eight o'clock for the purpose ef receiving visit
Orion Lodge. Ne 2s of New York By order Of the c.,
n Sac
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


MELRosE LoTs.-sRvENTY-FIvE DOUBLE nuILD-
w ing iots at 500 each IN monthly Iaynsnt' OF Ten
doare at Melrose SOUTH the Harlem Railroad not ten
minutes walk from the Harlem river and three da,rep.
Haven Th property lies on e hrst elevated sround east
Of the rsrosd after crossing the river Morris title and
Onerous building rstrietions For maps aud full pr
cuiars call at ELT0NS, 10 Centre street. rom to ii A.
NJ, or on the tround every Afternoon.
u,oR SALE OR TO LET-A SPLENDID sKYLIGHr
Daguerrean Gallery, doing first rate business Ad-
dress o. T., Herald Office.
CFGAR BOXES FOR sALE--A LOT OF GOOD ONES
- 10 the person who will give the most money-all 10
roign and In good erder $50 Broome street. corner OF
Crosby street, .-.----
CLARET AND WINE BoTTLES.--lOo GRoCE FRENCH
~ Csret Bottles 100 do. Bristol Wine Bottles pstent
100 do Am erican do do Just received and for sale by
ENCS NICHOLS, l09 Water street,
rro BE soLD-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, II APPLIED
for immediaeiyA well known and establishes Public
House. down town fitted up the best style and paronised
by class custom The bar Is known TO be one OF most
in the lower part Of the city Apply 70 rs
BRAMHILL, So Nassau street. and t5S Brosdway.
VIZ JANTED-A RARE CHANCE NOW osFERs-THE
w good will lease and fixtures ofa Grocery and LIQUOR
for sale cheap; Of the best stands IN
Fer further particulars inquire AT 40 water street, new
York, near Market slip.
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1,O FEMALE PROFESSIONAL sINGERs-THE Ur<-
dersgnsd prepared 20 enter into an With
several talent ladies' who sing Eagsh oallads in
spirited style Applications requested to be made be-
hours OFFS and o'clock to Mr. Frank, Room Mo-
so New Haven Hotel. near Canal street.
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aOUsEs. Rooms. sse.. WAIVED.

A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED IN TIE UPPER
"A part Of the city. pleasantly situated and neatly ana
completely furnished Address with full particulars 70 A.
b., at Mr.. Jaws ofioe, ~ Nassau street,
FURNISHED RooMs-Two OR THREE NEATLY
furnished lodging rooms TO let 70 single sentlemen
without board or breakfast furnished required al lf
ast
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

VXTANTED TO HIRE-HALF OF HOUSE, PLEA
w sanity situated, for small family, near brcadwy
and Fourteenth street possible. Please adore" " w
ppiop Square Post once
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

LIENDERsoN's INTELLIGENCE OFFTcE-F. HEN
derson. having opened an Intsllisenee oGcs AZ No
Division street. Of Bowery prepared TO furnish
employers IN the city and country with first class servants
Employers from The country will and By applying at this
thai they will be annoyed with the vexatous dis
appointments which constantly occur at every other In the
city.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

vUANTED, sl0O "A GOOD ROOM AND COMFORT
w able board will be given 20 lady or gentleman Tor
the loan Of sC0 till IL Is returned by paying certain sum
agreed upon weekly also, security furniture given Ad
dress Fanny McCloskey Lower Post Ohce.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

BALTIMORE MUsEUN, BALTIMORE, lMD )-sAN-

NASTLE GARDEN.-THIs DELIGHTFUL eUNNlR
resort open to visiters throughout the day rom
IA. NJ to 10 the largest and wost beautiful
In this country and the view from he upper galleries
noble and hsrbor alone worth than the price "a
Admission-one shilling
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

Only four subjects were brought up from the cage
this morning-three blacks and one white Two of
the negroes slaves, who had been Gagged for want
of reg sters the other negro proved to be free fell
low calling himself John Peasants; he was arrested
Sunday night in Virginia street, carrying on at a
high rate according to the Waterman The white
man gave his name as VIM H. Armstrong, and the
offence with which he stood charged proved to be
drunkenness. The slaves were ordered to be pun
ished; the free man was committed to Jail in default
of security for good behaviour; and the white subject
was sent TO the Valley, where lie may partake OF the
restorative, cold water, for season, without money
and without price.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
COMMERCIAL RECOEegs.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS. Sept 90.
TOBACCO-Market continues dull and without
change since our last report.
READ &sBARKSDALES
FLOUR-Recepts moderate. Last sales at S3 S7A
for Richmond, and 81 for ScottsvilIe.
WHEAT We continue TO quote white at 80 and
red at Is cents per Dbl. Receipts fair
CORNING quote the current note at 60 cents per
busheI.
CORN MEALS cents bolted Meal so cents
per busheI.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.


GNROWDED WITH THE ELITE OF
" the city, to witness the unapproachable enter
tanments gwen by the
NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE.
Every evening during the week are introduced
gems, songs and ballads with solos on violin, piano.
banjo, &c concluding with buresque representation
OF the operas, with original scenery, dresses, music,
&C., performed only by this troupe throughout the Uni
ted States S. SAMUEL SANFORD,
Proprietor and Manager
Doors open at 74-commence at o'clock.
Cards of A omission 25 cents. Reserved seats 12s
cents extra.
G.Re Particulars see small bills. Sc 29-ts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
STATEMENT dg LopEzs AGENT.

STATEMENT 09 LOpE2'S AGENT.
We find in tho Mobile Advertiser the statement OF
MIR. P. F. de Gournay, who acted for some time as
the agent OF Lopez at Havana where he the
of commu ncation between the General and the
Creoles We copy the important part of his state
ment:
General Lopez never deceived any one about the
revolutionary feeling in Cuba, and the operation he
hoped to meet from the Cubans. NV position near him
during the last eighteen months of his life, enables
to state knowingly, that letters from all parts OF the
island have often called him and his friends, whatever
might be their number.
"No letters news have ever been forged in this
city, and L am astonished that such an accusation
could ever have been made against the few devoted
friends, who, sincerely convinced OF the Justice OF the
cause, have spared no effort sacrifice, to serve it,
and have engaged in it their name and their fortune
with no other guarantee than the word and honor OF
one man. These letters have been written with
the intention OF deceving their only iaultls exagge"
ration, not as regards the feelings and wishes OF the
Cuban people, but to the impossbility OF immediate
action.
"Bu few Cubans joined him, 1t is true, but how ma
ny tried to Join? Thejailors OF Havana may answer
that question by stating how many arrests were made
on the roads since the 18th of August they can
swerit by ling what is the crime committed by
1000 wretches now in Spanish dungeons transport
ted to Spain. The sodie RS also can answer by say
ing how many have been executed behind the bushes OF
the Aguacate and the Pena Blanca"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

BarrIen distinctly cOndomns. We cannot say
that we differ, in the smallest degree, from the
view which Judge Berrien takes in respect to
abiding by the Compromise and staining prepared
to repel future aggressions, and his conclusion to
withhold his influence from the party which holds
these very positions, is inconsistent and untena
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

To Administrative crave the indulgence OF
friends The pressure upon our columns has forced US
to exclude many new advertisements Today. They
shall receive attention Tomorrow.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

CONVERSION OF CATHOLIC PRIEsT.-The Jack
sonve, ILL.,. Journal contains the following.
We understand that interesting incident occurred
at the meeting the Protestant Epsc opal Church
man Catholic Church, publicly and in writing, renoun.
ced and protested agant the peculiar doctrines OF his
church, including the Reconsideration Oracuar
fession Worship Of Saints, Idols and The Gross Purga
tory, Seven Sacramento &c, and asked be admitted
into the Protestant Episcopal fellowship. He was ac-
cordngly received into full fellowship
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
MR.. CLAY.

We have to believe that the statement pub
ished in the New York Mirror, representing the
health of Mr. Clay to be in very precarious condi-
ton, is erroneous. In letter of recent date from Mr.
Clay himself to friend in this city, the venerable
statesman writes that his health has been feeble during
the summer but he believes it is improving and he ex
poets TO 90 to Washington more.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30
CITY AF II ABE
Appointment of Judge.

1hPPO"H"e7t1U 011u9e'
We learn that Governor Floyd has appointed
VIM w. CRUMP, Esq, of this city, Judge of the
Circuit composed of Richmond city and the
county of Henrco, in place of Judge Caskie who
recently resigned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

In consequence of the great length of the pro-
ceedings of the Wing Convention, we arc com
PEELED TO postpone much other matter.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-30

The Natiy nal lntelligencer says of our Wing
candidate for Governor, that ga more fortunate
selection could not have been made.''