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P.ssrNarRs PER SrrAMsHlp JAMKsToMN

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsTowS,
Carr cAvEsDy: from New York, yesterday:
IA Phelps Davidson, N Thompson, Ken.
dali Powell and lady, Mas Gardner, J Hobson,
Louis, Sweeney. C Allen. Garland, z
Stowe and Indy, Reynolds Lady and children.
ston' wife and children. Mrs List and children
r Anderson, Mrs 0arnett w Jones, T saunders.
Watson, Amend w D Whiting. J A Delanev,
Dandage, Kendall. Mrs Powell and daughter, + L
Ermistead w A Talbot, w Winfree. w Gof, Miss
Dorsett, C chipin. Mrs Rector and child, Mrs w b
Hubbard. Miss Gardner, Scott Condi. z
Shafer, P Riley, w Sumter, Noon. Fulton, D
tyre, Cunnin cham, Rev Mr. Doggstt, ] H Prishsrd
Quinn, Il Syeall, J M Carrier, w Chids II c
Young and lady i Meade, Miss Bissili. w Crockett.
g w Wright, J w Arlington. Mr. yan.: per, lady and
2 children. h Thompson and lady, Beatty. D
Jordan, Miss Chamber, Sugs, DR. Sugs. Mist
Fender, Mrs sheffield, Miss Robertson, Miss Susa
and Sister, Baker, @ Kay, Mr. Mansfield: Mar
shalL B Nichols and lady. Mrs Egan. Starr,
J Ellis, w Hindman, Hines-six-one in steer
age. q
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EYES T1ME.-In notice of this {

RED EYES TIME.-In notice of this ia
nous racer, publehed some days since, we stated,
on the au loriiy of gentleman who was present,
that the first two miles in he second heat of the four
mile race on the National Course, N. Y, were run
in three minutes and Mirty,eight seconds. Since
thea we have sen a gentleman who timed each
mile of the heat and he assures us that our infor
mant was mistaken-and that the time as published
in the New York papers, three minutes and forty.
eight seconds, W.; correct We make this state
ment in justice to the old horse, that one may be
misled by our former no ice of his time.
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NARPETS, RUGS AND DOOR MATS


AND SHIP OWNERS OF VIRGINIA, IN he
GARD TO PILOTS AND PILOTA4E FROM
HAMPTON ROADS TO CITY POINT
1t appears that the Legislature of Virginia has
pr ssed that there shall be but class of Pr
lots for that business and other person
in that capacity. There il not out of every
that can run avessel, either night or day. without
help either by buoy or spy class but there Is another
class of men who know James River better than
these would-be Pilots and nearly well If they
had made the 1.veT; but as they have no branches.
they not allowed to pilot any ship other vessel
vi hout being molested. There 10 no use Of Pilot
on board of any ship that comes up James River
and the reason given Is, that all ships towed up
and down. Ship owners and ship masters should get
rid of the other of these expenses The Pilots
nine out Of ten, cannot run ship without the aid
the steamboat captain, as understaud from good au-
thority. If Captain wants Pilot at Cape Henry
to bring him into Hampton Roads, let him take one
and after performing this dut let the Captain dis
charse, nd hire the person tiat will bring him up
the river the cheapest, or get steamer to tow him
up when he may wish to GO Now. If Q Pilot boat
bound into Cape Henry or Hampton koads take a
Pilot pay pay him half pilotage; that II to say
you shali pay him one half Of my wages, whether
you want my services or lot. Ono man may 80 to
another and say, Do you want my services to-day
not? The answer 10, No! Then you shall pay me
for one-half the day, any how Now. 1t seems TO me
there 10 no justice in this and should be
taken at once to remedy It.
Now, ship masters and owners take your Pilot In
the Roads, aud dispense with his services
you can get steamboat, ana you will &2S9 per
foot for the draft your ship draws up and down.
An appeal will be made to the nexr lie gslatnre to
repesl all these humbus lava and place every per
'n ~ 4 FIJI Friend ;sf' rs THE OLD DoxINIoN.
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INSPECTIONS OF Flour AT RIcHMoED, for
DIED..

On Monday morninu, October 3D. 1854. ALPHON-
IA M. DANDRlDGE, in theE 18th year of his age.
His funeral will take place from bis mothers resi-
dence 9th street, City Spring. this (Tuesday
evening, at O'Clock. FRIENDS and acquaintances of
the family are invited to attend.
In this CITY, at O'Clock MONDAY evening the ID
inst, RICHARD MYERS TIGHE, the infant
of II. l.. and Elizabeth M. Tighe.
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STEALING ToBAcco.-Toney, slave to G..
C. s Thompson, VIZ arrested and Gagged on Sun
day last, charged with stealing box from his mas
ter. John Moore. servant Ia Mr.. Thompsons en-
ploy, detected Toney with the tobacco In his pos
seaaion and gavs Mr. Vaughan, tho overseer, inf0r-
nation, who had the accused locked up. Yester-
day he was examined before the Mayor, convicted
and ordered thirty stripes.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, octol

hlChnOND MhhALAos 0ctooof "a.
FLOUR-The market is exceedingly dull. No
sales of Canal for shipment since early in Last week.
when il brought 81 IS That price could not be OBJ
tanned now. The arrivals are tolerably free.
red and white. There is very little arriving-less
than at any pe.iod since the opening of the
CORN-Last sales of large lots at IS cts; of small
parcels at 80 cts per bushel. There 10 little in
ket, aud hardly any arriving. Itis in demand.
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In LIMBo.-Frances Thompson, q free
negress from Powhatan county, was committed to
prison yesterday by the Mayor, charged with re-
naming In the city without proper regiher-
Fanny has been sold for jail fees several times but
has never been able to get her own consent to re-
turn to her native county. 1.-THE Court viii now
enforce the Law against her, she may be induced
to ''cut stick" for more comfortable quarters.
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AceUITTED.-Nancy, a servant woman, in
the employ of Moses Moonshine, ives al raiened be.
tore the Mayor, ye- terday, charged with STEALING
Iron from Jane: Riley and Bernard BrieI The Off
GERS proved that quantity of stolen iron was found
in the room In the kitchen occupied by Nancy; but
as her employer had been arrested under the same
charge, and the premises were under his coutroI,
the Mayor acquitted the accused.
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DESPERATE AssAULT.-On Sunday night
last negro fellow, named Edward Gsines com.
mitted violent assault upon slave named John.
with an axe, inficting . dangerous, II not fatal
wound on his head. He has no doubt been arres-
ted by officer johnson, and win probably be exam,
ined before the Mayor to day.
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RA,s.-We were visited BY slight show
or of rain yesterday, which lsysd the dust for :
..me, but the clouds passed over too soon fof the
earth to become saturated.
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"CURIoUs QUEsTIoN."-Th Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald says,
"some genius has discovered that "a curious
question would arise with regard to the an
nexation of the Sandwich Islands. The cues
ton is, that as the naturalization laws de.
clare that white men only shall be admitted
as citizens of the United States, the Sand.
witch Islanders could not be naturalized. It
is not necessary to 20 into physiological in
vestigation as to whether the inhabitants of
the Sandwich Islands are white men in order
to settle this point. They would be natural.
lied by the terms of the treaty, which, being
the supreme law of the land would override
any mere act of Congress. If that is the
only difficulty in the way of annexation, the
problem is solved
That may not DO tho "only difficulty, The
Sandwich Islands are not to annex them
selves, we suppose, with no aid but that of
Washington letter-writers The treaty-ma.
king power of the United States will have a
word or two to say on that subject.
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COMMISSIONER IN CHANcERY.-We tai

COMMISSIONER IN CHANcERY- take
pleasure In nouncing re appointment by the
Coun.J Court of Henrico of Mr.. RICHARD MILTON
Cf ~, as Commissioner 10 Chancery for that coun-
~ MIR. Cary is now Clerk of re Richmond Chan
Gerry Cou- and from the promptness with which
he performs the du..'; y, we have no doubt that he
will fill the post of Commissioner with credit to
hir7elt and entire satisfaction to the public.
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TRorriNe RAcE.-A trotting match came
off at the Fairfield Race Course yesterday afternoon
between E. J. Burnetts q. Howlett's) grey pony
"Bil' and - Miller bay, mile heats, for 500
aside.
Before the start the bay had the call, and after
the first heat, was the favorite at two to one. AZ
usual, the knowing ones fell heavily.
First Heat-After three false starts the two got
off together but the grey pony breaking up badly
and continuing to gaop, the bay took the lead and
held it to the end OF the mile, making the heat In
3:13.
Second Heat-Two and three to one went begging
the bay against the grey. The two had fair start
but the bay breaking up the grey took the lead and
won the heat in 30l, bea ng his competitor about
thirty yards.
Third Heat Al .er three false starts, the word
was given, the grey shot ahead, and the bay breek-
ing badly, the grey opened wide gap on him.
When near the half mile pole, the bay was put out
at the top of his spe I, and continued his run, un
til tapping the grey when his rider pulled him down
to square trot. and both came up the stretch at
their best ckf the grey occasionally breaking, but
being jerked intoIhis stride rapidly as possible
In this way the two passed the stand the bay about
two feet n 'front.' but the judges decided the racen
favor OF the grey, the bav having run severpl hun
dred yards without trotting stride.
RecapitWlation-Mile heats-purse, SEQ.
E. J. Burnett's G. 6. Billy, l l
- Miller's bay -----.............1 2
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Joshua Banks, free negro,
arraened several days since on the charge Of ielon
iousIy stabbing London, slave, has bean sent on
70 the Hus nes Court to answer the charge of bur
glary.
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SPEcIAL NOTioE.-Country merchants
and others respectfully invited attend my
ton sale this evening, at o'clock At my safes room
No. lt6 Main street. Great bargains can be had
See auction advertisement. -
s-ts ELIAS HALF,
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RELEASED FROM JArL-Patrick Cramer
ga va bail for his good behavior and was released
rom prison. He had been locked up for drurken
and disorderly conduct in the street.
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6TRKET ORsTRuorIOa.- The summon.
against Wtliiam n. Tiasley. (nr obetruealn~ ~
ssrset viii eoei VII "a heard snd diaposed a. shis
moi ainS. -
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IrsoL ENcE.-HenIy, slave to John w.
wright, was convicted before the Mayor OF using
iusoIenr and provoking LANGUAGE to Lew.s 2. hog
ers on Saturday lfn, and ordered twenty-five
stripes. -
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-MatiIda Finnev : free !,

STABBISG.-Matilda Finney, free wo-
terday. p answer the chargeof feloniously cutting
and aabbtng mixed breed known rs Elixsbe.h
Southard, bn Saturday night LETT Lieut. Kelly sta.
tad that tho wounded woman wts too seriously In
sxn nination was adjourned until Saturday next.
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Conseation, and who have therefore no right
to complain. II they are really enemies Of
the Covipgton and Ohio Railroad, why moi.
like honest and candid men, avow their hos
tility1 If they are the friends of that great
Improvement then selfreproach for their
failure toattend the White Sulphur Conven-
ton, should be the predominant feeling Of
their hearts, instead Of III viii to the gentle
men who composed that assemblage and who
earnestly and karmoniousiy gave their SER
vices to that great work.
EASTERN DIocEsE OF NEW YoRK.-Rev.
DR.. Potter, the newly elected Bishop of this
Diocese.is clergyman eminent for his sound
judgment, unaffected piety, and moderation
of spirit. The friends of the Episcopal
Church win be pleased that this important
Diocese, embracing the eastern portion OF
the State of New York, and containing three
hundred clergymen, has elected its chief Off
Ger with 30 little contention, and such sig
nal display by all the parties whose names
had been mentioned for the Episcopate. of =
magnanimous and Christian spirit. The Rev.
DR.. Vinton, whose withdrawal of his name
at the election of Bishop Wainwright, was
the means of leading to that election, has
again exhibited the generous spirit by which,
as well by his eminent talents, he is peculiar
ly distinguished, in making a motion imme-
diately upon the election of DIR. Potter, that
the election should be unanimous, and sus-
tanning it in a speech which did honor both
to his head and his heart.
"EMINENr STATEsMEN.'-We are indebt-
ed to the publishers, Messrs. Parry & McMil-
Ian, successors to A. Hart, Philadelphia, for
Historical Sketches of Statesmen who fou-
rished in the time of George Ill, together
with remarks on the French Revolution. By
Henry Lord Brougham," in two volumes.-
The work is gotten up in handsome style and
reflects much credit upon the publishers.
The characters sketched by Lord Broug-
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Lords Chatham, North, Loughborough, Thur
low, Mansfield, Lord Chief Justice Gibbs, Sir
William Grant, Burke, Fox, Pitt, Sheridan,
Windham, Dundas, Erskine, Perceval, Lord
Granville. Grattan, Wilberforce, Canning,
Sir Samuel Romiliy, Franklin, Frederic II
Gustav US Ill, the Emperor Joseph, the EN-
press Catherine, George ~, Lord Eldon, Sir
VIM. Scott-Lord Stowell, DR.. Lawrence, Sir
Philip FrancA, Horne Tooke, Lord Castle
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Prince Talleyrand, Napoleon, Washington
The French Revolution, Robespierre, Dan.
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Lord Chief Justice Barke, Thomas Jefferson,
American Democracy, Marquis Wellesley,
Lord Holland, John Allen. Appendix, Wal
pole, Bolingbroke. Sketches of such men
drawn by Lord Brougham make book
wolth having. 1t will have an immense run
For sale by A. Morris.
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AMICABLY ApJUsTEp.-J

AMICABLY ADJUsTED-James Tracy
appeared before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer
the charge of using abusive and threatening lam
guage 10 John Mcdonald, on Saturday last but the
parties having adjusted their misunderstanding the
warrant wss iism'ascd at the cost OF he complain
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INTEMPERANoE.-On Saturday night last
Mathew Gilmore was taken to the cage for safe
keeping, charged with being deranged, and threat.
ering to breek into Mr.. Mitchell's house. He had
be en- on d. lnken frolic for several days, and a
gentleman who knew him well testified that he was
completely delrious at the time of his arrest, from
nights and day in the cage, he seemed to have re-
covered his senses, and was set at liberty by the
Mayor on promising him to drink no more Such
subjects re fit on for Workhouse, where they
could be employed and kept sober long enough TO
reflect on the impropriety of their conduct, and
l-.engthen .eir rcsolu, ors to do better
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BEDLAM.-We rejoice t. learn that there
is a probability of having the Mayors Couit re-
moved from Lafayette He'll to some place In the
city where less noise and confusion will prevail
Where the Mayor now holds his court, mel her
lawyers nor reporters can understand what wit.
testify to, and some of the police cont
ually SCREAMING silence at the top of their voice.
in order that the Court may catch such words :
fall from those addressing him. Either machine
shop mill would be preferable to Lafayette Hall
for hearing WHAT said, and ii no better place can
be found, we go for the ci,y's renting room In
Messrs. Warwick g. Barksdae's establishment for
holding her courts in.
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LOCAL MATTHIAS.

HxrRIco CousTr CouRr.-Jusl1oef
Hsuos, waldrop, Dieken, Netties and Jarvis pre-
sIdiur This Court commenced its monthly term
yesterday and after disposing OF variety Of civil
matters, OF no public interest, The commemorative
docket was taken up.
The irst case worthy Of note was that Of Beverly
Cousins, free negro, charged with felony In hav-
inn stabbed Wesley Jones and Eliza Clarke, two
ncgrnee On the 26.h of August at Mr.. Woodward's
1sr,n IN that county Mr. John b. Young, the Com
mon wealth Attorney being ready to proceed with
the trial The prisoner was arragned ami plead "nos
guilty." Before swearing the witnesses, Mr.. w w.
Dav on behalf of the prisoner, moved The Court TO
continue the examination until the November term
and gave AZ a reason for SO doing, that Mr. WIN
Iiams the counsel for the prisoner, was confined to
his bed from sickness, not only too vi to be In at
tendance, but even to be consulted about the case
and that he had had no time TO know anything OF
n. a. he had never seen the accused before he was
h,onsh into court for examination. After hear.
inc these statements the Court consented to the
Continuance. and remanded the prisoner to jail.
Reniamin F. Premise, charged with bigamy, was
NOT aryaisned for examination-the Commonwealth
not being ready with her witnesses. Mr.. Young
stated however that he should endeavor to be pre-.
nared bv Friday next to take up the case but az he
had TO send out of the State, he was not positive
that he would be ready by that time. Nothing
,vond be left undone, bis pert, to give the &C.
cused a speedy hearing.
we understand hat there will be no difficulty in
getting witnesses to prt We the marriage of the &C.
cused TO lady 10 Pennsy lvanis who is now living,
and who stands high In the community In which she
lives. II these facts are fully established, the &C.
cused will find his situation any thing else but
agreeable.
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Richmond. Oct. ID. 1851.

Iwould, in retuining my thanks to all the fiiends
Of the old concern, for their liberal support ash
&C 3-Ss : JAMES QUINN.
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NHEAP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

III
~ Frs, l59, Main street, sign of the Red FIas only
charges s. for Stereoscope Pictures put up IN the
best style and warranted to please or ssls All
styles Dagueneory nes taken ct prices lower than
ever before known in Virginia
Powers GALLERY 10 the only place where those
beautiful Flesh Tint Pictures can be obtained which
have been the admiration of every that have
them.
Don't be humbugsed by paying high prices to 9th.
ers when you can get better likeness at Towers
g
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- LOST DOG.-FIVE DOL
MANS REWARD-Left my farm on
and White Po .NrEa nams DAsa.haS ss on sO eSan
collar, marked J. v. Hobson will pay the above re.
ward for his delivery either at my farm, OF Factory
Sc 26-6*
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MEssRs. VoLGER AND PATTeS WILL Gem
mence ths second session Of their school, on
THURSDAY next, 5. h October. This short deIsy il
necessary in order to complete their new Academy
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nHw SPECIAL NOTICES.

M6W 0E0ClA0 OO1AS60s
THE ARnoaY BAsD will perform on
Cknreh Hin THIS EVENING flair. si
Persons stfesaine are exreeted to contribute TO
wards purchasing tbs silver instrumssts a.
oe SLIT
Auction CARp.-The attention OF House :
keeper 4e Il soeited or sals Of Furniture, he
10 This Mo.aipe at 10 o,elsek, st our stoys ~
LARUB & SHINE, Aucts.
oc5 ~. Main street.
SPEcrAL NorlcE.-Particular attention
b requested 70 The sale THIS AFTERNOON, com.
msnsIui st ~ o'clock, IT three desirable residences
ON Leigh, bslween "a and sdsfreets.
Those In want OF sush property. will do well to at
Terms ". liberal See advertisement
ocS TAYLORk WILLIAMS, Aucts. 5.
The M1NERs in California. who have used
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS declare them
worth thef weight IN gold, in preventing colds and
Il mpo,sble for the weather to affect the he al or
lungs Free 80 cents per hottie. To be bad of all
the principal Drussiss in the city Of Richmopd and
elsewhere ocS
PETERSBURG FEMALE CoLLEGE.-An err
ronsous impression prevails that this College IL now
full. Such 10 not the Only one hundred pupils
have entered, and there ample aceommos stions
for two hundred more The most extensive prepan-
tons have been made for boardeIs and all who wish
to do so may attend with this assurance oc2-St
MEssRs. VoLGER AND PATTes WILL Gem
mence the second session Of their school, on
THURSDAY next 5. h October This short delay 10
NECESSARY in order to complete their Academy.
ss30-St LIS
SPEcIAL NOTicE.-Country merchants
ri
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New PUBLIcATIoNs.--"A Tennesseean
Abroad, or Letters from Europe, Africa and
Asia, by Randall w. McGavock, A. NJ, L. L.
B., a member of the Nashville Bar A hand
some, well written and entertaining volume,
on subject whose interest seers inexhaus-
tible. For sale by G. NJ. Vest.
Synonyms of the New Testament, being
the substance of course of Lectures ad-
dressed to the Theological students, King
College, London" A very valuable volume
to. clergymen and theological Students
For sale by G. M. IRest.
"A History of the United States, for the
use of Schools This is convenient vol
ume, of which John Lord, A. NJ, is the au-
thor, and Messrs. Cowpertwaite, Desilver Il
Co., of Philadelphia, are publishers The
book seems to be well and systematically ar
ranged, and in spite of very considerable
repugnance we have to the name of the au-
thor, we are constrained to say it appears to
be well adapted to the purpose for which it is
designed. For sale by Harold g. Murray.