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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22

Upon comparing recoections with friend
who formerly resided in Charlotte, We find
that, in our remarks of Tuesday morning, upon
Mr.. Randoph's appearance in Charlotte, after his
return from Russia, we contounded two occa-
sions. He returned from his Russian embassy il
1881. and then it was that his English carriage
standing before Smiths tavern, on the morning of
the County Court day, attracted the uric us at
tenton of the crowd. On that occasion, he ad-
dressed the people, in the open ali, in front of the
Court House.
At February Court, in 1888, he spoke in the
Court House, and offered his resolutions against
Gen. Jackson's proclamation.
1t deserves remark that Mr. Hugh A. Garland,
in his lame biography of Randolph, book which
he had no business to write, as he was denied ac-
cess to Mr.. Randolph's private papers. takes
scarcely any notice of this important epoch In
his public career. Excepting, perhaps, his oppo~
sition to the war Of 1872, nothing Mr.. Randolph
ever did was more remarkable than his taking
ground against Jackson's Adminstra ton. 1t
produced great futtering, at the time, amongst
the supporters of Gen. jackson in Virginia, and
had no small influence in increasing the number
of his determined opponents. 1t was, indeed,
nearly contemporaneous with the formation O f
the Wing party, whose elemental principle was
opposition 10 Executive encroachments.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22

IHE BARBAcuE given by the citizens of Hanover.
at the Slash Cottage yesterday, quite numerous
y attended by the people of the county large
number Of gentlemen from Richmond were also pre-
sent About half past ~ O'Clock, Mr.. Bolts took the
sl9ho at the solicitation OF the multitude, and spoke
TIL 3o'cIock. His speech, which was characterised
with unsurpassed ability, was well received and
seemed to make deep impression upon his auditors.
After he concluded, the people parook of an excel
lent and substantial repast. During the evening
MessIs Chastain White and J. Ii. Gilmer spoke
the former gentleman in explanation Of the causes
which prevented Judge Caskie from being present,
and the latter In mastery viadcat;on Of the Hon.
George W. Summers from the charge of abolitionism
Mr Gilmer succeeded in enchanting the attention of
those present and acquitted himself most creditably.
Upon the whole, the Wings have just reason to be
we'll satisfied with the impression created by The adj
Vocates Of their principles and their cause at the
Slash Cottage yesterday.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22
WAUGH'S
NTAGNfFACENT PAINTING.
Representing
TOUR THROUGH ITATV

MAGNIFICENT PAINTING,
Representinu
TOUR THROUGH ITALY.
The greatest work OF ever exhibited in The o. s.
This painting consists OF more than
l5O MAGNIFICENT VIEWS,
Empraclng the mos prom lent objects OF interest of
that Classic Land painted in the
CITY OF NAPLES,
By S. b. WAUGH, Esq, (now resident of Philadelphia
during an eight years residence in the land OF poetry
and song This splendid work of Art has been visited
by more than 500 600 citizens OF Philadelphia Boston,
Baltimore, New York and other Cities is constantly
increasing in public favor, and universally pronounced
lar superior to any work OF Art ever exhibited in this
country.
Concerts EVERY EVENING by the celebrated
SINGING SISTERS,
Whose performances have elected the highest appro-
baton and applause of thousands in the Northern CT
ties.
The SINGING SISTERS will make their first an.
pearance ia this city in RICH and COMPLETE "BLooMER
COSTUME"
The exhibition is thus rendered one of the most al
tractlVe and instructive entertainments oe red to
the citizens oil Richmond.
Commencing every evening at hafpas seven o'clock
ana on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS at 3 o'clock, precisely. Doors open one hour
in advance
Cards OF admission only IS CENTS children under 10
nan price. oc la-tf
NALIV EIRA'S WiNES.-The s0bscTIOgTs'
~ agents for tic celebrated aud long established
house OF Olveras u Davies, Island of Madeira are
daily expecting a small invoice OF choice "Pohete''
and purchasers may rely upon getting superior and
genuine article, it is direct importation,
aud prepared under directions expressly for this
market
We also take orders for the following descriptions
OF Madeira W mes London Market, London Paric-
ular, Pdlhetnho, Bual and Sercia, all OF VIII ch will
be warranted OF superior quality.
oo % " ~ = y " Cary i Street.
NAT ANfEN.--A situation as carriage driver and
SS gardner is wanted by the subscriber. His ex-
perionce in that line OF business has been extensive
o' character and qualifications, he refers to Mr. Isaac
Davenport (wheTe he can be found OF TO Mrs Van
Lew, on Church Hill.
22-lt@ TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
GHOODWIN'S PATENT CHEWING TO-
S@ BACCO-300 doz papers Goodwn's patent
fine Gu; Chewing Tobacco, just received Persons
who have been waiting tor It viii please call and sup
ply themselves. .
oc % LOUIS ]. BOSSlEUX.
NHALA(sA e. a p s1S,-Just received By
IVA steamer Roanoke from New York
25 kegs new crop Malaga Grapes, very nice
% LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX.
N&A BAGS PERUVIAN GUANO, now
eH IA al The wharf, landing from schr Hiram
Girard for sale,
oc 90 JAS WINSTON. -
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DECISION or SOUTH CAROLINA,


The decision of South Carolina not TO secede
alone IF the election Of delegates to Congress
that was never to meet can be called declson)
has greatly elated the Democrats in this quarter !;
not so much apparently because South Carolina
has determined not to do a very foolish thing. but
for the less patriotic reason that they hope to make
the result available in q Congressional election In
Virginia Their Joy is a tacit admission that il
the result had been different the opinions of their
candidates would be Justly unpopular They seem
10 have the emotions of man who finds that, in
laundering along through the dark, he has barely
avoided an awful precipice But let us see wheth-
er the case is really altered by the late elections in
South Carolina.
It is we'll known that the two parties in that
State style themselves Co-opsr0t10n'StS and Sc
ceSSiontSis. The Secessiousts are in favour of the
Immediate and independent withdrawal of South
Carolina mthe Union while the operation
lists oppose immediate secession, but advocate CO.
operation 0ttb other Southern States in order to
form Southern Confedsracy. Both parties hold
the Union to be an evil to the South, and are
united in the desire to destroy it. What then is
the amount of the success of the Corporation
lists? Why, nothing more or less than deter
uination of South Carolina to remain little
LONGER in the Union for the purpose CT agitatine
the slavery question, until something shall be
done BY the North which will force all, or at least
a norton Of the Southern States, to abandon the
Union. "The snake is scotched, not killed.
Disunon is still the avowed object of all the rep
resentatves of public opinion in South Carolina
Read what was said bv Col. John s. Preston, one
of the Co-operationists lust elected to the Sou.
thern Congress, in a letter Of the 18th July
"We, in South Carolina, believe that the evils of
THIS Union aye oecome 80 sore as To destroy mat w.
States|lhat It's determined policy is Destructive to
our best interests ",d therefore, th4t me org rene,
l5r remedy in tie U,siom 70, one, do not desire
II; ,,-.u.... 1900. ,,,--.,.,o- dian .. -
how aad whea we shall sever polilica connection,
the dissolution Of Which, 1 mis- most carefully III ana
ali we cherish as citizens and patrols Whethe.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22

FRE.-Yesterday morning between the hours of
and 6 O'Clock, woodea stable belonging to the pre-
misses of Mrs. Chevdlie, situated third street. be.
tween Cary and Canal streets, destroyed by fire.
The firemen promptly turned out and succeeded in
coninlng the flames to the stable. The f re was the
work Of an incendiayy-loss smal--no in surance
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aJsT 50 y AIR =

HUNDRED CASE OF SrAEmNG 1t was rumored in
The city last evening that MIR Morrison, OF the Tx.
press lne, yesterday received severe stab in an all
teTcation at Acqaia Creek.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22

WELCOME TO kossuru. The City Council perform
ed an acceptable service Monday evening in tender
ing the Inequalities OF the city to Louis Kossuth and
his companions in exile. See proceedings.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22

AUG ZION NOT1CE.-Th4 attention Of the pub
lie is respectfully invited to the sale of Carriage and
Buggy Harness, Saddles, &C.. to take place THIS
morning, at 10 o'clock, at No. 50 Main st opposite
Morris u Brothers Bookstore. Sale without reserve,
oc22 GEO. ]. SUMNER Auct
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more upon the Improvement Of the navigation of
James river, than upon any other one thing, is to
vote against Judge Caskie. We stand soroly in
need OF the appropriation, AND IT CAN BE SECURED
LF IT BE ASKED FOR IN EARNEST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22
PORT OF RICHMOND
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

UNRIVALLED Il COMBINEDATTRACT !!
q rs NOW OPEN and will continue for short
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-22

a MOTHER SUPPLY OH. G. FARREI,'s
"a ARABIAN LiNAMENT Just to hand tor sale
by PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists,
oc " 90 Main ST., cor l4h.
az UGAR-ioa bags white Brazil Sugar, for sale by
~ oe % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
Terr,bIe oonflagrallon in puGalo.

BUFFALO, sept 2b--9 A. NJ.
destructive fire commenced about o'clock.
on Peacock street. Burned from $50 to 900
buildings. Loss from 100000 10 100000.
Eaton & Co.'S Planning mill and Lumber yard; loss
$4,000; insured 100000. Public school house
No. O. loss $4,000; insured $25OO Mr.. Radclitf,
coal yard. Jason Parker's rolling freight store
house; insured D. Bowen. p Dietrich D.
s. Rice e. A. Hanson's carriage and wagon mann.
factories; loss in all about SIS 900; partially in-
sured, The remainder were dwellings shops
and groceries The Eve Points are entirely de-
stroyed. The fire broke out in wooden build.
ing in the centre OF the Five Points A strong \.
E. wind was blowing at the time, and the build.
ngs being all Of wood, the fire spread with great
rapidity. and in less than Is minutes the entire
block of wooden buildings on Rock street. from
the ship canal to Ocean street, were IN fumes.
The fire passed Erie street. aud took in The ex-
tensive Planning mill Of the Messrs. Eaton. Ii
then crossed The canal, and burning the Erie st.
bridge, swept everything on the opposite side of
the terrace and down the terrace aud Machine st E.
on both sides of the canal Here the fire was
checked. The number Of buildings hurne must
have been over 300, and the ground burned in
over 80 or 40 acres. The amount Of lumber
burned in Messrs. Eatons mill aud yard was very
large as was also that in the yards of Geo. Yeoull
and Messrs. Farmer & Co The Buildings burned
were nearly all of wood, and of no great value;
bat the number Of families turned out of house
aud home is great beyond conceptions; many of
them narrowly escaping with their lives so fear
fully ralid was the progress of the flames. The
amount of insurance ou the whole extent OF the
loss is small
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.



Decisios Of JE'flce Rsigas,-P PrisoHsTs Commit
ted on fhs ChsYEe Of Treason and Murder
ReeoBsry Of DickiSsoa Gorsneh. a..
COLUMBIA. Pa. Sept. IS, ls5i.--The examina.
tion ofthe prisoners charged with participation
IN ths murder Of Mr.. Edward Gorsuch, was clos.
ed at Lancaster this morning, when tho following
decision was given by Justice John y. Reigar:
Alter careful examination into this Melancholy
tragedy. which occurred on the morning Of Sep.
tember llth, in the County Of Lancaster. aud from
the solemn oalhs and aiiirmatiOns Of good and 70.
spectacle cltizens-their testimony before ns--we
are satisfied that Edward Gorsuch, Of Maryland,
whilst In pursuit of his own property. IN the
township OF Jadsburg was cruelty murdered by
an armed band Of blacks aided and abetted by
whites. That others We're severely wounded.
and the officer of the United States Government
wis resisted by force and arms whilst IN the per.
formance Of bis duty, under the authority % The
acts Of Congress. is also testified To Without
commenting upon that which will ever be lnmen-
ted by the good citizens ofthis county, who are
ready to respect and obey those laws made by
the people themselves. we feel il to be our sol
emn duty 10 commit Castner Hannaway. Elijah
Lewis John Morgan, Henry Simms, aud jacob
Moore. charged with the crime Of treason agains
the United Stntes, nnd aiding and abetiing IN The
murder Of Edward Gorsuch. worthy citizen o
the State of Maryland.
The parties were imme diatly committed to jail
the offence not being baiable.
am happy TO inform you that Dickinson Cor
such israpidIy recovering, and expects to be abl'
to start home next week.
SECOND DISPATCH
Lepis and HdaRavay and Three Negroes Com
mited far Treason Discharge Of SiT ant
Commtlal Of Seren Others Contest Of Coun
Gil, &c.
LANCASTER Sept. 25.-The magistrate. at mint
O'Clock this morning, gave his decision in the cast
Of the Christiana rioters brought to this place
He directed that the two whites. Lewis and Han
naway, and three blacks, he committed to th'
custody Of the U. S Martial, to be taken tn Phila
delphia, and there to b0 tried for high treason a
gaiast the United States
Al len o'clock the examination Of tue thlrteel
prisoners commenced. The magistrate directed
that six OF them be discharged, and that the re
naming seven be taken to Philadelphia for trial
The excitement here has subsided, and the com
munity are satisfied with the decision of the ma
gistrate.
There was considerable sparring between tn
counsel at the winding up of the case. Mr.. Thomp
son, the District Attorney deserves much credi
for the energy and skill which he has displayed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02

The RAILROAD Meeting Of Directors.
At meeting of the Directors of the Gin
cinnati and Zanesville Railroad company,
held in Circleville on Tuesday last, the
following resolution was passed.
Resolved, That the Chief Engineer
proceed Immediately to complete his
surveys, maps, estimates, &c., and pre-
pare the Road from Lancaster to the Lit
tie Miami Railroad for lettings by the
first Of November next.
1t will thus be seen that the work is a
bout to commence and from the known
energy of the gentlemen composing the
Directory and the Engineer corps, we
may expect speedy construction of the
road. So, clear the track, pile up the
subscriptions and the result will prove
highly advantageous to this section ofthe
State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
Informaalon 'Vvan1.a.

ofmy son GUSrAVUs, who left bis homo
in company with another boy named
BowERs, on the day Of election 10 1919.
he is aged l3 years. stout built for his
age, has light hair somewhat cUrIed aud
healthy complexion. When he first left
home. he passed hy the name # Gusta
Vus Bowers
Any information which may be given
10 me, that will lead me to recover him.
will he thankfully received aud any ex
peDses incurred will be cheerfully paid.
| have some information which leads me
10 believe that he is in the peighborhood
Of Xenia. Dayton or Fiudley. Ohio
Papers 10 Western Ohio aud Indiana
will confer grea, favor upon me Wy cop
pyiDg the above. Any iuformsiion may
be sddiessed 10 me at Lancaster. Obln.
LEWIS Won RODEN.
Greenfield twp. Fairfield c. :, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
Highly Important.

TUNHE subscriber offers to sell his valuable improv
Il ed Head Blocks for Saw-MiIls, upon thu
following terms If they do not work as represent
ed, no pay will be required. The improvement con
sists in enabling man to set both ends of log
tho same moment of time, and with the greatest re
gularity REFERENcEs.
William F. Breck Columbus Ohio.
Drake, Reed and Co Xenia, Ohio.
John Young, Columbus, Ohio
CT Soils, Columbus, Ohio.
Amer Reese, Columbus, Ohio.
Michael Sullivant, Columbus, Ohio.
Moses Sheffer, Grovepolt Ohio
EFF. Mclaughlin. Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri, Urbana, Ohio.
Hardy and Clark, Piqua Ohio.
B. +. Shadlick, Fletcher, Ohio
James Durbin. Texas, Ohio.
]. C. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio.
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
Stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan Bluffton, Indiana.
West and wilkins, Bloomfield, Ohio
The above are persons who have purchased the i'm
provement and have it now in nse.
All orders addressed, post paid, to the subscriber
at Lancaster Fairfield county, Ohio, will be prompt
ly attended to- JOHN S SNYDER.
lancaster, September %, 1851. 6m91
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02

LYNCH Law IN GRAYsoN VA.-On the
18th inst, The vigilance committee of
Grayson county, Va, arrested man
named John Corhett. (fliend and follow.
er of Bacon, the Ohio obolitioDist,) and
after examining the evidence against him,
required him to renouhce his abolition
sentiments. This Corne,t refused 10 do;
thereupon he was stripped. tied to a tree
and whipped. After receiving dozen
stripes, he caved in. and promised not
only to recant, but To sell his property in
the county consisting of land and ne
groes) and leave the State. Great ex.
citement prevailed throughout the county,
and the Wytheville Republican, of the
goth instant, states that the vigilance COM
mittee of Grayson were in ho; pursuit Of
other obnoxious persons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02

TRACES OF Sin JOHN FRANKLrN.-Let-
ters sre published in England, stating that
the American Exploring expedition have
discovered traces of Sir John Frapkl:n's
expedition. to the northward Of Port In
mis-, Wellington channel. Among these
are graves, the observatory, the carpen'
ter's shop, &c. The search is still TO be
continued. We are not satisfied ofthe
correctness of the account and therefore
do no give itin full, Ifany one, howev-
er, cen discover the fate ofthese unfortu-
nat men, it will be the intrepid American
seamen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02

LOST AND FOUND. Among the lost
things found at the Crystal Palace, and
advertised, is one lady's hustle. one pair
lancets, one petticoat, four eye glasses,
twenty-five bags of varions colorp, TWEEN.
y-eight lunches of keys, one hundred
and sixty.eight paraso!s, one pistol, one
flask, sixty-seyep bracelets, two hundred
and seventy.fve shawl brooches and
clasps, three hundred and nineteen pock-
ct handkerchiefs, any quantity of purses
with sums of money varying from Cd ia
G5, aud finally ninety children. boys and
girls.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02

Wives OF THE SCARLET DEGREE.-At
the last meeting ofthe l. o. o. F., Grand
Lodge OF the United States. prior to that
which has adjourned in this city, select
committee was appointed. of which Mr..
Coltax, of Indiana, was president to pre-.
pare an appropriate honorary degree to
be conferred on wives of scarlet degree
members of the Order in good standing.
Such degree was reported by Mr.. Col
fax last week, and il is understood to
have caused considerable debate. The
representatives Of the Grand Lodge aud
Grand Encampment of Northern New
York we're unanimously for it. Those
from Southern New York were against
it. A majority of those fiom the North.
west were for it. 1t was. however, on
Saturday, finallypdopted by vote of AZ
to 3S. We understand that those re
ceiving it will be known as "The Daugh.
lers of Rebecca." The badge proposed
will be green and scarlet Bah. Sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02


A NEw GUARANTEE OF CUBA To SPAIN,
The National lntelligencer gives the
following as an extract of letter from a
gentleman in New York, whose cores.
pondence in England is from the most
ss.spectable and well-informed sources.
He says:
"Ihave letter by the last British stea-
mer which states that Spain, France, and
England are negotiating Treaty re.
specting the guaranty of fCuba. The
conditions are that Cuba shall have Lo.
cal Legislature representation in the
Cortes at Madrid-and that provision
shall be made for the gradual abolition o.
Slavery in the Island. | consider the in
formation very reliable"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
Sale 81 Canal Lands.
AgPros o. srAIr,. Z, o.s.n.sr. y. }

AUnTTon OF SrATE'e OrRoE,
C0iambus, September n 1851.
NOTlCE is hereby given that the following tracts
y Of Canal Lands bolonging to the State OF Ohio,
will be offered for sale At public auction at the Office
Of the Receiver Of Canal lands In Defiance, on We'd
Hesday, the 22Hd day Of October merit The sails 10
continue from day % day until the whole Of said tracts
sirsll haye been offered
The Land viii be put up in tracts no, exceeding hall
quArtT ssetions, except fractional tisets less than
quarter The purchase money must be paid on the
cay OF sale. Deeds 10 the purchasers will be imme
dIately executed and sent h the Receivers Office
The tracts not sold viii be subject 70 entry sfer the
close Of sale BY actual settlers, not exceeding one
hundred and sixty acres each
large portion Of the Lands now offered for sale
arc upon the Augaize River between the junction Of
the v abAsh and Miami Canals and Defiance being tho
sections and tracts recently confirmed to the State
They are the choice lands Of the Northwest
JOHN WOODS. Auditor Of State,
Miami Canal Land.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
HOME INDUsTRYI

NlIE subscribers have on hand, and are eonstanflg
l. GddiHg thereto, general assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, such as Goats, Vests, Pants &C.,
which they now offer to the public at unusual low
prices.
Being fully convinced, by their own experience
that the above artces can be manufactured cheaper
and better in our own city than those usually import
ed they have in accordance with their best eonvic.
tons employed some Of the most competent seamsters
by whom all the above articles, for sale by them, arc
made Thus they not only aTordsthe public cheaper
and better gdTments but 70 our and well deserv-
ing citizens a considerable amount Of employment.
We would therefore invite ali who desire 70 saves
fsw dollars in preparing themselves against the blast
ing winds Of Autumn" or the still more stern HIcy
chains Of Winter" to give call and our word for
it, they will leave well clad and amply satisfied
Country produce taken in exchange at the highest
market price. Be sure to call at No. 81.
REINAiUND & SON.
lancaster, September II, 1851 l9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-10-02
Trustees Sale.

DURSUANT to an order of the court of common
pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio at its present
term, notice is hereby given to the creditors of n
Beatty & Co.. and the Individuals composing said firm,
toSle their respective claims with me within twen-
ty days from this date.
Further notice is given that on the 25th day of Oc-
tober, inst, will declare and pay over to the cred-
tors of said firm, who have filed their claims with me-
dividend of the assets of said firm in my hands un-
der the trust deed from said parties.
No dividend can be declared on the debts of the in
dvidual members of said firm until sale of their
real estate can be effected. P. B EWING, Trustee.
October 9, 1851 3w22