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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Memc @ liter.

Die untcrcihnsttl BADEN lceten pen QhlaotPhla CT;
botttn, Gin fcbr srrbsr uno mdufbenewrIb,r &rrratb
pcr
8ra6lin9Ss mb Gpmmers 9Eoareil,
mtIdbs te an sbr nisorssn Yrsu 81 vTsauf'u senstGt
fdbIsn.
0Rir laorn bienit unltre 6uuosn uno hos Yuttittlm
tcrbaupt Gin, bel uns onruf:n mo unire 9Roarsn gu
untsriu,u, non mir dbersu9t dbIiu, raR aIe tSfrs'
cist ,psrptn tSnun.
gHir babsn nitbt bic @ermtItnbat 81 a9tn, eaB MIR
snistn 100 prcent bAtr pirtauftH aIS ir9'no rptt'
DIS pcn unIsrn MatDtarn-aUsr mir babsn eIn Gyutb
81 bsboiptcu, taf mir 70
Mebfsit aIs bic WObIfeiIfen
psrFaufen. 90
prse @utb uno 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Sarfei.

Sn Der 5rSOsswina baben bic SfflSisre
Smsr pafbas Die Naranta Iberf6ritten.
Die Snfurssntsn Sossn f6 na6 MOtfan su'
rid, no cine S6Ia6t pcrfisl, in Der bic Sn.
fur9enten in Die SIu6t 9eI8Iaaen purosn.
Die Sruppen bss Sultans baben Moifan
einaenommen. 200 Sufurssnten baben iib
erseben uno oersn Gbsf Gares pofba 1T auf
6ftrsihi[6es @sbiet entfI0ben. (WbiL. Dem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
q G It OF be NJ:

am 10tcu GaSrl in 8cpatfcu, Sliasara Gauntp,
Staat gIcu: Wcrt. pr. Spbu Sebipanoer, frttbrr
pcn SaowbCitbalI, eccba Gauutp.
(@in9eIantt burtb ben @brrp. lorn. Stced)
am l6ttn SRdrS in SaIjbur9, an oer ausgbrune,
BcGn9tCn GjECr9s, SSbnlsin pon euppia stbnriesr,
i'm pitrtsn 9Ebsnsiabrc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
s. =. y. S0OiS,
e6tssMumalt
StIlentamn, &ecbd GaMntD, 9Jn.

1mtsfu5e In ber .bamilticu Straes; asaenti6sr Der
Refcrmirttn Stride!
@GbdrIes Dapis. Gfq.. non Sea.
etn9, fam pdbrenb Der @ourtpode, unb
sinise Gage pOrber, in oisfer Office eunful,
tirt rperben.
duaui I6, 1S4e
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
6 I'd Ct { T..
Erocfelle YfrfO.
Slice un0 &tmDtDDs Saomen
Ncuc seirane q.

glatri6t miro biemit ertbeiIt cab bis
fCmmeneeu llteu Nptit baS Sudher 9e
Ibdft, bisbcr betrieben Don 6 barGcs &rd
IN r. ucu elmer neuen Sirma, ndmIib 8 b ar
s&rdmer uuo Cons. betrsben mer
oen wiro. g5 wereen eober ale perfcnsn
ole in ben 9uhern Don @barleS &rdmer
fbulpia Ino, biemit srfubt, Cbne Sebl Smi
lten nun uuS benz fen 5"";; c5;: G2Hs@cc515 G2HH3s@@c;515sGii
Charles Sr0mer.
Quentaun, Wirs 20. nq4w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
NGthfeI.

a. Sc ldn9sr ss fbeint, is tlstner es tpiro;
6tpafirt psits. 9efdubert ffrablts.
Die @alte 9enisesn ss tpis Der @irtb,
Scb nur Der esetsre bsSabtts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20

QuT6funaen Der 8dtbfeI in uoriser Nummsr:
SO. 2-SlbIaB. S1o 3-Dus sl'S'&.
aufsdSbt pcn Or. DR., aasntaun, uuo gR D. &, Gdos
rpbeitbau.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
5ebet bier /!
lnro pplleOf1tltisne Mi,rs

Setpise l,no ppllsOani1isnc 6i,r.'
Ser llntrftrietene, 2lpotbsfriu rer etdSF
Sdb!ebsm, Ncrttdrpion Gauntu, bscisnt
iid eiefer MetbCbe, nm eeieeneen dn ttjeu,
maIiihm 8efhnerosn, eieieIben Isien in,
Hammdtorildr, drCnifdsr Cosr biei9er Nd''
tur, FUND su tbun, raB er siucn uieoibiuif6erS
UrtifsI Subrritct. msIter cine ssmifs Sei,
lung BON ciefer meitpstbrsitstsn unb ftnierE
lihen Rrautbeit bswitt. Dieftlbe III in
Auartfafhen enlbaIten, bssIeitet UOn eiu.F
Dor SaI5s. 9is 5IsisFet mirb ein9enptfi,
men uno bic Sdibs du6trIih onqemenbet'
Der Ghte QrtiFtI ii nur bel eem untrScitbf
neten, einem praftiitsn Qpptbefsr unc .Gbs"
milf, unp GrfInrr Der @ehiSin, ta tctcrt.
mer.
preis Brci 3baler Die Stafde, c6r fetis
SIafben fur Sebn StaIer = wdte frei ven
Soften an 2Gioenbs nab irgrno einern SbstI'
ces eanoss gsidnot n'aosr. Que Ssfsauu,
9en misen nit Gem @sIpe bretsitct feira
lcnft nereen fs nitbt beabtst.
9hfe Wepiin in feiner erObt6nehten IN
smpfebIunSen (puff5) in Den 3eitun9en be-
pirftig. bcun lie fpttdt fur i6 feIbft, uho
wdbreno Ge in iBrer g3irrun9 9dnSlitt in.
fhdolitb it, bcfreit iie oas Spitsm BON osn'
lbsIn SOIsen elmer Uorbei9er un9efGiften
8sbdnrMns. SieIsIbe BAT bereits nisbrere
erfaunenoe &ursu bsroor9ebracbt, uno Spdt
in .Sdlsn, no Der patient Sobrelan9 bic
Stube buten muBts uno foI6e. bic fI6'
nur nit Rri6en fortbslpe9en fcnuten, fno'
curb pen 9ebrau6 BON elmer bis feds SIas
Ibsn befreit wOtosn. 5su9niiTs uon &ureR
vOn ben ahtbarltsn 9irsern f0nnen psrsse
Sei9t percen. .-..,....
gS Seine 1T itbt au6sr iis tri9t BEN uttt
bIoufr Sinfs esfdbtisbsnsn Namen bes 81.
9eutbumHs. - CO.. ,.-,
3cnrD 0an9fpef;
:, --. Gi@ntbdmer, 8slblsbsnl Ysnnf'
Sauuar 2, 1851. nqIS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20

Felt i'm farbinif&m &riess, Departemsnt
bsrrf6t. uno baB ousssbsbnte 8orbereitun
gen 5ur Sertbsicisuns oes eanpes sema6t
peroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Ole Oe i rfte.
SIacntauucr SJsarftprciIe.
SSbilabelpbioer Wtarftberft6t.
Sami1aa, Mdri Is. 1851.

SuHlNuTI ututb I'D, 1901.
Tldnr uno MebI. Der @crratb ucn Staur
rpar pcrise ce tIsin uno bic DaCbfra9: brIrdntt
6uts Branbs brattsn fir @srIhfTune $4.44 bis 4.5O
uno fdr Gtp:Srtroub 4.50 tis 5 90 per @GrrCl. -
8c99cnmCh ii in ipsni9 92abfroee an 337-GBGId,s
tcrnmCh III tstdnei9 an 297 nit tlsinsn 8ertaufn
8etraioc.-5ir @a,en mar nur rpcuis g1atbfraac.
Gcbcr broebts ron 81 bis l04 per 8uihSI, uuo ptber
untsrfbisrIcbe Yrcift.-8c99eu faueSn tsne @erdufe
fat an 66 @cnts. = gRcihcrn if in outer gahfroee
unb trahts SO bis GU Gens.- 5ofr II in SIatbfro9c
an 43 Gents.
Nieb Nf1rPt.
eeets 9Hctbs purben in Ybilarctpbia 2000 Shloht-
chftn, lS0 8iibe uuo 8dlber. 600 ShmSns unb 100
Sdooft uno sdmmsr gum Gsttauf au9strtsn.
Die 4Srci6c. - StbohtcbIeu parCn immtr in
Tabfra9s an SO so bis 500 ptr 6unorrt pfune.-
uithttbs brattsn $26 bis 80, Sprinecrs $22 bis 20
uno trcdtne Rdbs ron 9 bis Is Sbatrr.-ShIpsine
brahtsu 5000 bis 6 81 bas bunoGrt-Shaafr uuo
edn,msr brodbtsn $l.5O bis 4.50 oas Stad, il nab
rer Sualitit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
9as eC6te dDemifcDe
@ 8a f6 SlutDuttt,

SaHsrstt't Scn SCfab Nisbliusuts, @oTcu, ga.
Siefer QrtiteI. Der fur bic @rleidteruno tes
BolbenS ieinss 9Iei6en n6t Bat beborf
ais QnsmpfebIuns uibts ttebr ais eli, redt-
litr Seriub. Nsbf Der @rIpdrnis BON
4rbett uno GCifsn, Nib bic 4bnusuno Der
SIstoer our6 cas gSafbbcro beieitiot unp
an llb feIbit in es sdnSli6 unfbdeii6 fur
Die teIniien Sabrifate. unb 6is 4arben Der
&attuHe erbaIten sineH fb6nsn glanS.
Sbisss SIuibum III nebtt Qapeifuu.
gen i'm Stobr oes ,,pdtriOten" ;u baten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
Opbenlad'S SBurmfDriip<

Die beffe unb iisIibfs WeoiSin fir Die Ser.
ftruns Don @urn,ern, Die pisQei6tit benz
pu6Iifun dn9sbotsn wprse, 1T .SOben.
faf's @urmiprup.
Gttrn uuO NtrmHnptr - SIR, bic Sbr ,tis titGttI
6lcinsn uutsr @ursr 4afdbt batt urn fdr brrsn 3rs
unobtit uuo @rSisbun9 iu rr9cn osrpfttt ip, fcutr
btptntsu, oaF fs in ibrm artn atr nicbr rrer peui
oSr nit 8rantbsit 6stoft uo, unb ron alien Rrdnts
Rstsu 1T tht fir fG lhtimrlT as gRdrmer inem fic
nbt uur eft tbE cas- esbsu ritSrsn, icnbsrn fat ollie
Grantbeitil, ais Durbfau, DiarrbSa, etc., perfbtimz
msrn. Sic fno nih oIIsin Guf tinocr bslhrdntt cns
bern autb GripOibSus fuo tbnrn mtbr cber pehtasr
uno ttjbtn niht Kitten, ptun fs ts ann
rpGniatsu 0tautcn, burtb ienss furtbttars Rrptil,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
s. c i 81 a ms ~ u Z m.

g8is fbrCdtib III Der GSrdnts. oa6 Gin menRblifss
Esfsn Gin cbcs lIu9cbsusr br b ndbrt has ibm ltius
sstcustbrits routt uno cine bmathtsnee Grisns unp
OIIm8tiQes DabnRnttn ptrurotbt gEGbrcno anoere
ibre ssfalIbsR GaEeinsn auforinsen, cbne 8trpciis
rersr Su9eurCu ocrSursrn, agcn mir. um ben tspiei.
Icfiu @rfcl1 uno gluten Su oru 5ctcnat's g2hrmlprup
~ RiNn, birrfN9cup Gin etioEuosr cue cssuc Gys.
fbibtE srS8tttn unb dc GjrCFlutb tnGr celSn SEcis
III gRcrn Fer IoutGartSit fir ieinr Grsna rtn oiss
tm Sctcn tCs Scoes clsiprchT-ti,;iot uno untsrs
fbrttsn ocr ttsn 6rttrsasrthEt in GauntD pbtapsl.
rhia,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20
@i0iam8tpwn, Gambcn So. q. {.


btrrsn 6rtrnlad :-gHit esm elocn Der odtiotA
Gcrtbun9 knte i'd Sbucn cist tprnieen 3siien, Inn
SiG nit cen IpurrcrtorSu g4rtunaCu Strss gpilrln:
prups &tannt gu mabu. 91oehom idb tereits pcti
pttrStbn prlbeoCnCn Gerittn bebaneSIt pcrben cbrs
ir9Ene einEn Sueen ~ Crbaltn bSrtl i pcn Den nuns
o1boren Rurrn hic Sbr Swup ttlpirfts, rprtbes mib
oErItItete etnldben gu ptrIudCn, unb 6eim Gsbraudb
Der 3ebntsn SCttd srbrlt th 9rrGe @rtshtlrna eurh
Zen I69an9 ents 8anowurns pcn II Su6 96i1ac stb
tttam iEst tnen 70 artIn Sautcu an bic e0i;in, oo6
b mSiner Srau, ptlbe ctGnfaus trGnttttc 6Cn ge6ro
otrttbtn auritth, uuo u brsm arcgsn Grfauusn purI
DC ft ctn Ma9cnpirnicrn Cnilcoiat uuo brs Gsliro4
belt btrStttIt. Sb actrG,lds fis nun nub bri ,ibst
Stn nlttnsu &incern, rudhe Isbt osraot pareu uup
nndheEm fIs eoeurh pcn elmer grcBcn anJabl fdrucr
Hsfrstt toorsn iis ccllttrimsr 9liune
-. .,.r Yeamans pauI.
Nu9uf Is. 1s49. .,
philadelphia 9auntp, r. .,,...
psrSnIto srfbisn rcr mir, bSn tthitrfbriebcnt els
ner Der aloerm6nucr in uno fir ttaatcs gauntn eer
cben6enamte gIermans 4aul fpdehcr nab aeeemdgaSr
8cGioi9una bctu9ts uno idatt. oas Der cbae 8eritf
in allen GinNlnbCtttn Der 0RabrbCit Qrtrcu it,
SamIcl Gngaro, alpethldnn.
Iugut 1s49.
6T SGi9c fbae6ort Gssoi,in piro cinJa uno onsin
plttrsits in ecbenaGs eatrratcriuu St Scbn eross.
philadelphia.
OF 3um 8Srtaufim 9uthiicbr vcn 6utf,, 0Ipuuo
nno StegIcr, in ausntaun, ano Sci St66fbaItsrH
d6erhaupt
SUM IL, 1880. nole
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-20

Die etrusd cirftr gflans fino biunsu psnisen Sab:
ren Gin eietInss9sridt ouf unfrn Sifbrn sapcrpsn.
5m ..8utIsp GARNER" tsTsn mir bic nahitsbsues I'm:
rnpfthlina hiefsS @enGthfsS:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
WOE. 7S--Nab. AO7.
TER MS
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DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
r~ADVERTISING--tor one square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less first insertion so cents; and every
succeeding insertion 25 cents.
Thrice q aoeek-For one square, first insertion 62S
cents every succeeding insertion 81 cents.
Thrice meek, or once Beek-For square, first
insertion rs cents; every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements of more than one square,, will be
charged in the same proportion, according to the num-
her Of squares But if the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number Of full squares, by less than
eigM lines, the additional lines will be charged as a
hGf square, if exceed square or any number OF
full squares by eight lines, the additional lines will be
charged as full square.
The number of insertions Of Advertisements must
be noted the MS or they viii be inserted until order
Annual Advertisers charged $50. Tor 30 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for IS nes and in that proportion for adver-
tisements OF greater length except Auctoneers who
are charged 800 (paper included for all sales before
their doors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
FADING FLOWERS

The leaves are falling from the trees.
The flowers are fading all:
More chill and bolsterous is the breeze.
More hoarse the waterfall;
The sky, o'ermantled now with clouds.
Looks gray, and waned, and pale;
ne m1st-fos spreads It's hoary shroads
Yer mountain, grove, and vale.
How lapse our years away how fade
- The raptures of the mind;
Oaward we pass to storm and shade,
And leave blue skies behind:
Like yellow leaves, around us fall
The friends best loved and known:7
And, when we most have need of ali,
we oft are most alone.
Still more alone bthe Spring comes round
Rich Summer circles by;
And Autumn paints with gold the ground.
I'LL Winters storm-basts fiy,
One after one, friends drop away,
AS year on year rolls on;
And month by month. and day by day:
lhe old are more alone.
Still more alone alas it's vain
New hopes, new hearts to find;
What magic can restore again
YOUTHS brightly Nisond mind
Age walks amid an ater'd world,
MID busting crowds unknown;
New scenes hath novelty unfuri'd,
And left the old alone.
''Sere leaves that dange from Life's tree"-
Thus speaks the hoarv head
ga relic of the past are We,
remnant of the dead;
Like emblems of forlorn decay,
We llnger to the last;
But Deaths long night shall turn to day,
When Time itself is past %
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

THE DUEILo IN CAnFoRNIA.-The papers by the
Illinois bring US account of fewer than four OF
these personal cosions-as follows:
lst Col McDougall (broher OF the GOVERNOR
threw glass of brandy in the face OF MIR. E. c. KEN
BILE, one of the editors OF Alta California. The latter
sent challenge,-but Mr. Jack Hayes, the Texan
Ranger, had both parties arrested before shots were
exchanged
3D. Capt. Falsom, owner of the great Liedesdorf
estates, charged by Mr.. Russell, one ofthe ed-
tors of the San Francisco Picayune, with employing
money to influence the election result. Falsom called
the editor ga liar" Russell challenged challenge
accepted. Parties exchanged two shots, and then the
affair was amicably arranged.
3D. Capt Schaefer, of the Army, insuIted Hon
James S Wethered, an ex-member of the Legislature.
Latter challenged former. Place ofmeeting, the Pre-.
sdio. Two shots exchanged, but nobody hurt-riends
inrerpos ng
4. George Frank Lemon, an exlieutepant in Col.
Steyenson's New York Regiment was challenged by
William H. Graham form erly Of Philadelphia. Chal-
lenge accepted. The battle ground was Martiaez near
Vallejo-seyen shots exchanged-Lemon wounded in
the right shoulder-Graham unhurt Both parties
shook hand and retired from the field, friends
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

a LIV Ell RAfS WINES.-The subscribers
W agents Tor the celebrated and long established
house OF Ollveiras & Davies, Island of Madeira,
and Reserve Wines tits put ND in and pipes
and purchasers may rely upon getting superior and
genuine article, as it is our own direct importation
and prepared under directions expressly for thi.
market.
We also take orders for the following descriptions
of MADEIRA Wines--London Market, London Partic-
ular, Palhetinho, Bua and Sercial, all OF which will
be warranted OF superior quality.
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
% Cary street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
R. T. DANIEL, Sec'y.

ry NOTICE-The officers conducting the cleo
The counties OF Henrlco, Chesterfield Powhatan,
Hanover, Louisa, Goochland, and the City of Rich
mond, will meet at Henrico County Court House at
10 O'clock, on THURSDAY, 9Th day of November,
1851 to compare the polls and make the of said
election according to law.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
THE DAILY TINES

81 U0ted to insert that provision in the new Constr
tuition which, specially PROHIBITS emancipation stated
clause, THE LEGISLATURE WOULD HAVE NO RIGHT TO
EMANCIPATE
81 AM A STAKEHOLDER MYSELF TO A CONSIDERABLE
AMOUNT, and live in the largest savehoIdng county of
the West. | AM AS FIXED IN MY OPPOSITION
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'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
Extracts from, Col. Johnson's circular Of 1926.

Extracts from Co.. Johnson's Circular of 1925.
"The great constitutional question: as to the power
OF the Coy eminent, in relation to Internal Improve
ment, has been settled"
"Ihe connection of the Eastern and Western wa
ters by the way of the Potomac and the Monongahe-
la has been pronounced, examination, to be pract-
CABLE at expense not exceeding five and half mil
lion of dollars. The celebrity of this connection as a
lgament to bind the Union, to ncrea commerce and
trade and promote social intercourse need present no
comment 1t ,oW be all important to this district 1t
Is due omyselt to say that have interested and ac-
quainted mysewh this subject have had full and free
conversations with the principal men of the govern
have agreedto accompany the Engineers next
Summer in exploring the Cheat route, which am
friendly to, and shall use all proper means consistent
with national good, to have the location made of that
route. h0re By conversation and explanation gotten
things IN such traim that the people resi-
ding in the South part of the district will agree on
route there is fair prospect of obtaining the patron
age Of the gouernment to great road through this
quarter to the Ohio"
believing it right to encourage home i1dustrq to
be independent OF foreign nations, encourage an
american system, give my support to the Tariff in
other words, to INFANT STRUGGLING MANUFACTURERS,
and am happy to say the result is proving the cor
rectness of the measure. Manufacturing establish
mens are springing up, and the produce of farmer
is finding demand an home market''
sit is known that MIR. Clay was my first choice
but when was satisfied that Gen. Jackson was the
choice of the people, felt it my duty as faithful
public servant, to vote correspondngIy. Mr.. Adams
is known to be deserving of the high Office conferred
on him, and will no doubt do honor to the station"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
FALL TRADE, 1851.
B R OOK S & BELL,

BROOKS & BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN Il DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. II Pearl or Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
A RE now receiving portion of their stock Of
VA FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
suited to the FALL and WINTER trades and expect, by
lst OF September to have in store stock well worthy
the attention OF merchants visiting this market. Al
OF which they will offer upon the most favourable
terms. au l3
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

At meeting of the Wing Central State Committee
held November 8, 1851:
'Resolved, That the citizens OF Richmond be re-
quested to make the requisite arrangements for the
Mass Meeting expeetea to be held in this city on the
Democratic parties invited to be present. 1t is
suggested that Public Meeting be held with view
to these arrangements at the African Church, on
Thursday evening next, at 7 o'clock
JAMES LYONS, Chm.
R. T. DANIEL, Sec'y.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
THE STATE CANVA

At meeting of the Wing State Central Committee
held on the 29th October, 1851:
''Resolved, That the candidates for Governor. Lieu
tenant Governor and Attorney General, upon the two
State Tickets, be invited to visit the city of Rich
mond and address the People the 18th of Novem-
Der next, and that the people OF all the contiguous
and that similar mass meetings of the people should
be held atPetersburg, Norfolk, Alexandria, Lynch
burg, Farmve, and other prominent points of the
State and that the candidates should be invited to APP
pear at theesqnens and address them; and that the
Chairmadcbhe ecosed to communicate this resolu-
ton to treryIna p.tes."
JAMES LYONS, Chairman
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

Mr.. THRAsHER's ARREsT.-The New Orleans Bee
has the following paragraph concerning the arrest OF
Mr. Thrasher by the Spanish authorities Ct Cuba
''Touching the arrest of Mr. Thrasher, we learn
from private letter that it occasoned by the I'M
prudence of that gentleman, in going on board the
steamship Georgia rior to the visit of the Govern
ment official, which is invariably made for sanatory
purposes. Mr.. Thrasher acted In contravention OF
law, and was Immediately placed under arrest. The
letter states, however, that he was set at liberty
on the I7th.'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
BOOTS AND SHOES.
7 Ia. LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY MsS

7 ~ LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY.Y W
For Ladies-Black and colored Cater Boots from 81
so to 81.
Do NOR. and kid Walking Shoes, do
81 to 81 50
Do do do do Slippers and Ties, do
81 to 81 so
Do do Jenny Lind and Parodi Ties
DO do patent leather Bloomer Boots,
. stvte
For Gentlemen-Best French calf Dress Boots
Do do patent leather do do
Double sole Boots, all qualities
Calf dress and de uble sele Boots,
from So to 81 so
Do Monterey Ties and Brogans, do
So to 81
Patent leather do do do and Oxford
Ties
Congress Caters
For Misses and Chldren--A great veriey, embracing
almost every style ard price
For Servant Men and Women-A very large supply
OF every kind, and among them Brogans and Shoes
OF our own manu- facture, all Of which can be sold
unusually low
Purchasers will do we'll to call the subscribers at
their store, No. 10, Sth door below Messrs T. R.
Price d Co. WHITE & PAGE,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Boots, Shoes & Trunks
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

jews AND CHRISTIANS IN HAMBURG The Assembly
OF Citizens of Hamburg, that body is called in the
foreign journals, has adopted, the proposition of the
Senate, de cree Authorizing marriages between Chris
tians and Jews Ev the proposition fsuch n cas- g
would.hardy have been listened to few years since Ii.
Hamburg.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06

Morgan Dix sailed from Baltimore on Saturday
last Tor Africa, with 1853 colored emigrants, who are
sent out by the American Co onization Society," The
Emigrants from the States OF Virginia and North
Carolina, large portion of them being manumted
slaves. Their destination Bassa Cove, and all, it is
stated, we'll provided with necessary to give
them a start in life in their homes.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-06
DECEMBER ELECTIONS.

bLOliIu DLle GJEO lONo
The amended Constitution having been ratified bv
the votes of large majority Of the people, the Gov
frnor will officially proclaim the fact, and an election
will be held, throughout the State ON THE 9Th
OF DECEMBER NEXT, of a GOVERNOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR and ATTORNEY
GENERAL, and of members of the SENATE and
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. All persons qualified accord.
ing to the following provisions of the new Constu
tion and others, will be entitled to vote in this
election; and it will vacate the seats of he members
of the General Assembly elected in October.
ART. Ill
Sec. l. Every white male citizen OF the Common
wealth, OF the ottwenly years. ,eho has been
resident OF the State TOR too years, and of the coun
IT, city or to,on aohere he offers 10 cote for t,ceLpe
months neat preceding election, and no other pc
son, shall be qualified 10 vote for members OF the Gen
eral Assembly and all officers elective by the people
but person in the military naval or marine service
of the United States sha be deemed resident a
this State, by reason OF being stationed therein nd
no person shall have the right to BE- who is of IN.
sound mind, or pauper, or non commissioned officer
SOLDIER seaman, or marine in the service ofhe United
States, or who has been convicted OF bribery in an
election, or OF any Infamous offence.
Sec. A. In all elections, votes shall be given openly
titled to suffrage, may vote by ballot.
This following is the provision concerning the
Qualifications Of the Senator's and Delegates.
7. Any person may be elected Senator, who. at the
time OF election has attained the age OF twenty five
years, and is actually resident within the district
aud qualified to vote for members of the General AS
semby, according to this Constitution. And any per-
son may be elected member of the House of Dele
gates who at the time oil election, has attained the age
OF twenty one years, AND Is ACTUALLY RESIDENT
WITHIN THE COUNTY, CITY, TOWN ELECTION DISTRICT
QUALIFIED TO VOTE FOR MEMBERS THE GENERAL. As.
sEMBLY ACCORDING TO THIS CONSTITUTION; but no per-
son holding lucrative Office no minister of the pospel
or priest oany religious denomination, no saaried Off
Ger OF any banking corporation company andn6 at
ney for the commonwealth, shall be capable of being
elected a member OF either house of Assembly. The
General Assembly from the county city, town or dis
trct tor which he elected shall vacate his office