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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
Sale of Land near Lynchburg,

CITING net deed ol Trust executed tn us by James \
n Blss the goth ocohct 1S9, recorded IN Campbell,
and unael decree at the tucnt tout a CUmRhc county,
ret,d am the 18TH ol October 1870 IN the al ln,al
and uhets Bass, VIII sell public auction, to
the mEhes hdde ON the premises, Thursday, the 18th
81 this month,
The Tract of Land
we'd tuus by the deed Of trust o
two parcels, auddr,cuhel as lollowst
Ono parcel contains aa3 and the other Is Acres Reols
and lucs i3S Acres Il Polvs situated on the old
Ncw london rold, about = Mills South al iNnehhug
or, There is comfortable BIi ELi.L\h HOt NJ,
iii aud good or'had on the land, with other eonv onlen
LA ees Persons wishing tarN1minet can do hy cal
ling on MI. Boses, who lives ON the premises,
ttn,s al sale6 and l. months equal insthnons, the
purchaser giving bond with good personal security and the
tttlr withheld thei security TIL they he paid The
utlc is believed 10 be gend butt viii be sold with only
special warranty DAVID + SPENCE, ] A.,
NoN7-t2SNoV JOHN COMPTON, ''"s'o''.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
RAIN Z & RY AN,
HrOprsSfOrS Of the

G. T. " + II 4 l. n q 4 T. l.,
EARMyLlE, Va.
flf undersigned return thcr mnsi sincere h1ns Ia then
4 friends tor the very liberal enrouag emout they met
With at AppomattoN Count House, Virginia, and take Plea
sue mmns them, thattho' have, otlea long and hand
fought battle IN opposono each other at ArpomataN Court
House, united together and LEASED the
CENTRAL H0TEl,
IN the town ol Fnmsiilo, at Nv. II q Rehatd'an, lot
term o where they will be pleased Ia all he Old
Trends aud the public generality plodSng Themselves thai
pains espcnSe trn be spared 10 f,Rdf all comfortable
and agreeable The House will go through thorough
pan furnished in the best style, with
Polite and attentive servants
They have ao IS stalls added Ia their stab c
which Will enable them to accommodate nRbN ERS anu
SHOW MIN much better than heretofore. All they ask -
call and # theyarc not perfectly satisfied with the good
orde aud laro o the House, charge Will he made, and
they eau stop wherever they please next time.
GEORGE W \. RAlNE,
.Drt 2l-Nts tliAHl.ES i Il AN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
/. Raw materials aud produce.
2 Machinery.
>. Manufacture


3. EAhlbltets viii deliver her goods nj their own
charge and risk It he building in Hyde Park
6 Articles liable IN perish during the ried of e2h'
months from the t OF January 10 he lsr o September
ne n1 suit be Ia be cXhibrd. This applies par
icually to certain articles derived from the animal and
vcqetlhle kingdoms
ENhipers will be at the cost Of their own insur-
ancc Glass cases, whenr qired must be furnished by
the exhibitor.
8. Any exhibitor may, by PER-. lssiun OF the Royal
Commissioners. employ IA servant To keep IN odcr aud
,xp'an the articles which he exhibits, bit 10 invite
purchasers.
O. Prices are nu TO be affixed t. the anti LIS exhibited,
but may the option Of the exhibitor be stated IN the
invoice sen, to the Royal Commissioners.
10. No articles If for ign manufacture can be admit
ted for exhibition unless they come mih The cypress
sanction ofhe Central authority Of Hc countyW 'chich
they arc The prodrce
II. Gouds will be admitted vii honi paymen, of dniy
and sealed with The Official seal of he board uicusom
ill lhir arrival al the building but bonds will be re
quired II the owner aarn's fr the pawn ut Of duties
in case ,hcy should be Id in England after the Exh
i'm is over. Nogoods be removed until the eXhlbl-
ton is finally clos d.
II. The rules of awarding pizes will conf rm to the
section or department To which the goods belong.
l3. In the parment Of raic materials and produce,
p'jz vii be awarded upon consideration ii the value
and inpoladce OF The article and he superior excellence
OF the particular -, cmeHs exhibited aud IN The ease
of prepared material III novelty ana Importance VI The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
& - y -ssist,a,
49, -ss-7

TEyRT U'EEhIT Liaeof PacAa Boatst for Lgachbtpg
b aud Il separate 1r trcehlg Linz ol' Pachcts tor
ScouriHe 10 connect ,rih The Charlottesville aud Stdo
Ton Stages.
The Lynchburg Line.
ON aud ahcr the Ilh November, viii leave Richmond
Monday. wednesday and Friday, at \ NJ and arrive in
I.,nr]hafe nc~t aays' at M Returning, leaYe Lynch
hg Monday "Wednesday and Friday, at g. 4 NJ, aud ar.
rive Richmond next days at 2P NJ Fare through Sjao
Wv tatr III Wopmion
The Ssatts, ilie Charlottesville and stanton line will
,oIniirneaan the l1'h Naycuber, leaving Richmond Mon
day. " alne-liy and FRIDAY, at =. NJ, and arrive III
Srolt uc> day, al \. NJ. Returning leave Seotis-
,illc atll \ NJ ,ucslav, Thursday and Satnlays, and
arrive IN R,chmondat next dass' \. M
Passengers lor Gharloosy e leaving al Up NJ ,alrve IN
Chuloes,il nt> days' at p. NJ. Ear through S20O
Passengers tor Bo',ylllc, Wayncsbmo' and Siaunon
leave p NJ dine ucNt day al BrootNilc and alrve IN
Wa,esb5ru' aud ,iauuion ycnne Returning, leave
stanton. at 10 \. NJ and arrive IN Richmond noNt daYs
at F. NJ. Fare 10 Brookylllc 500; Waynoshoro - 3o
Sntan SlO0. Passengers io farmyille will take either
line
All Packages al the risk of the owners on no other cond
fion Will we take them.
Nov 4-ts BOYD, EDMUND * DAVENPORT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
NOTICE,

S,TRAYED OR STOLEN, from the subscriber ON the
- 9Th of November, BAY NJ iRE, htle sWaXti IN the
back marked by collar ON the neck and ais" on lh bach
by saddle with little white on one OF her hind feet
liberal reward will b. @i,eno any vho Will denver her
to VIM II. Mountcaste, in lynrhhmg, OF to mysem Nm
herst. HAS 'r'f'.hi4>'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
REGULATIONS BY TIE COMMISSIONERS
IN LONDON.

The exhibition is to be upeued in Hyde Pa l,l.pn
dom on the I4t day Of May, 1851. The bnlIing. con
strucred chiefly Of cast mon aud plate glass; = IL feet
Iona dos wide. aud los feet high, with machinery
room $50 feet long, and 1S feet wide, wl be nearly c
proof
z Go1ds will he received between the fit Of Jan0a-
~ and the Gst Of March, 1851 Alter the latter day
none be received.
3 The producon5of all nations will be exhibited to
gcIhcr under one general classification.
L. Articles exhibited W Il he divided into four sections
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
Johnson, YOUNGER & SMITH

REnow fully prepared Tor the Fall and Winter trade,
n having just received IN store very large aedoh 10
their stock of
6 OCcriCS,
Sugar Coffee Tea, Salt. Modsses, Candies, Rolled and
Hammered Iron, Nails, very superior article Cotton
Yarns Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Clarified Sugars, Sole
Ieather-also very superior article oi Virginia made
Cheese Fur and Wool Hats IN Tact heir Stock large ana
comprises eveIy Article suited to the Grocery uade
Dry d =.
Blcachcd AMI Brown Domcsics, of all widths and pa
ces Oznabugs Of Various brands, Gacoes and Apacas,
very handsome article and cheap FuIicd Cloths, Saus,
l.nseys, Negro Blankets, Guernsey Shnts, SC, s>e
Lie uOrs.
Fine Pena Brandy, vintage lSll,
Otard Dark and Pale lSil,-2,-'1- 5,
" 4. Seignct t:s
Old Madeira Wine, variety ol Brands, some very soe''r
Sicily Madeira g
Port sE
Besides Lang stock of Domestic Liquors, such as bondY
(n Rum and Wbiskey We have on hand at this time a
lot of mos, superior pure old Rye Whi-key-a o which
will sell low Tor CASH, in exchange iol County lo
duce.
Nov Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
Tools for Carpenters, Millwrights, cabinet Ma
lAors and nther Mechanics.

=, 49, -
Hand and panel S!WseI@ @m'1ar I9li4 ' hff@w9 mror
.'uen' hl!pios' 'rai''' 'f,h' 9R A=h"'' N'n'I
Ing ana 'olal''s' Na"s' ha"lands NM Saws fhg".h
: - 80 '''Ief'll'a 'fam 'he ma"1'asirf'
rI rI'e 31gh e'" ,,1s'i HS'af h''e' ,a''' al''
% ,'Y !"i's i' H. - 1"'' ia"
Ul'e, SmPzhiIi,' Drawer Lad, and '""7s ot' l4m,
nt;ll',s , ana MUM '5"ses, h,Ish 81 h'e aAo''
' - D, F, a. .ti..,a @ ~" ~ - i.rti"T'
oifi an' N5H"''Hb nl7es' 'm'f, HoeR,i ana iaiu-
inE ''a i9 ',e yer, '"'' '',S "' N'''
,.i.;.Ii,,' ,t4'i., i, :, - ','i. 9F "''
H., ,i'.,i H. !, - =
II .,l;1 ~ - - .. -. - - 'r
nj IN t,.1.,,,f =, -. - -
a. Sn, ~ $50 ,',,,l S VIVA ''r'
i'''' 9f'"7 ~ "'''s' ~" - '''' ''.' 49, ~
or III "a c Il Smi l n 8
heie"s NqY'is; N',cs Stocks and Die, Screw Plate, 3,
Tail'EI -, ~
'
f"f ! l fa -" / ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
GRE E N S
TS.EeE, EOEsN'EAEs

No l2s FulIon Sired Sm BWIdmg, .Nf'' Io'h'
No II Ca1,al Strfrt Ro7r, .Ncm or'cnS
To NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS AND PIlH1fhS.
MYTH confidence invite the tfadr helore ihN P,h
w elsewhere 10 rive me call At No lbs Fulton street
New York or at No II Canal St Row, y Orleans where
| am ready 10 furnish them with all kinds OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

has greatly improved, and will be regularly improving
think my assortment very good o most kinds o Goods
usually kept Shoe and Hat Store. have disppsi
ion to loud trumpet rocaming great inducements,
or unprecedented low prices mean rather 10 be governed
by the brcr rule, of dive and let live D
'O1 II 2tilts T. SEhBURY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, &C.,
AT
Sc A B u r Y'S!!!

VERY thankful, indeed Tor the liberal patronage arad,
manifested, wish to inform friends, that, alter
yoidabe delay arising from ga s,rke among The workmcn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

To Nf--- one of the : cr,tuins The Local & nm
miltrc hr he State Of -------.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

Elliptic Springs, ANes, Wagon Boxes broad and narrrv
Coach L1rc. fa-sels Lamps, I.inne. Patent and Ind
Rubber Cloth, Broad Cloth, Brass and Plated Band, Naa
he Gastagsot the ,ariou, nas used carriage making
Ila.h EIlme. and InalhrI. :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

For Contractors

Bclovs Nnvils. Ni-ce SIorks and DC, ScTcw pllo-,
Hand and Sledge Hammers Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe
I Nall, Files, + isps 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
JENNY LIND.

There has been great deal Of description
wasted On the Swedish Nightingale, without
seeming TO give any definite ideas Of her
powers and destinations. The following let
ters from HENRY CLAPP, Jr. seem % Us Of
different stamp. Mr.. Clapp saw and heard
her during hi, first Wit 10 England, IN l'41,
and again during his second visit, in lo49;
and on those several occasions wrote home
D. hi. paper, the Lynn Poneer, as follows:
H. LoSDos' Friday June z' lsi7
Having the fear Of the American public before
my eyes dared not think Of returning y the nted
states. % called without frs, seeing that great
est o. all ls0ns the Swedish Nightingale. JEsSr
LISD. alias Jenny Lion, ALIAS Jenny Linnet, alia'
Jenny Nightingale, is the one object Of attraction
In London jas, now, about which all the fashion and
fortune and taste Of the metropolis centre and sra
yilate as by universal and rrepressiole instinct
Even Ethiopian 5erensders and Congo Mel
od.sts" have 10 L" clear de track % the tune OF
GA. Of De way, Ole Dan Tucker at Aer aPgeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27

LATER FROM THE 1sIHMUS.
..,,ot of tbe Philadelph ia and Crescent CITY,
NOTHING LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Ther. :. NAL STEAMSHIP Philadelphia Of How
,.,dk AspinwalIs lie an the Crescent City OF
t.,y.,5 Cos line reached This port Yesterday
.ao,roop. in d days from Chagres, precisely The
ota.dslnbis sailed from the latter place at ?
.n1 the Crescent City at Z NJ. which were almost
-. evsct hours Of their arrival here. the race OF
oooo mile. having been run neck and neck the
whole disiance-
On the goth March, the day al the Philadelphia
lsa o, her outward passage, the second assistant
engineer John Yates was So severely injured by
q bag of coal falling upon him that he died on the
lst INST The day after his death meeting Of the
Messengers and crew was called and purse Of
s2ll made up for his widowed mother, whose sole
dependence was upon IN labors The Phadel.
pbia in south western gale ol he 3lst ut losther
bowspri,, lore top-mast and head OF ioremast.
The Crescent City, which sailed on the lst inst
reached Chasres on the l2th, at "a NJ. having ell
countered heavy sou,hery gales during the passage
On her return she reach kingston at 10 A. NJ on
the eth INST and sailed 81, p. " on the 18th On
the ilh while oil Charges one Of the ships crew,
named William Chandler, died
The shipping news and last oi passengers brought
Sv the Crescent City aud Philadelphia, viii be
found ia another column W are indebted TO the
centemanly Puiscrs Of both vessels for full files Of
Panama Eclo and >fo, the hWgstoH MorRtHg
.Jouraol and Jamaica Dry0fct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bv Ban. Electro Ctomcai Ie'egrIIh

WAsai>croS Friday Apu =
Mr.. THOMPSON. OF Penn, offered resolution To
terminate the debate on the census biz on Monday
next Laid Oh the table.
Mr.. STRONG Loco o'Penn suggested that the ad
mission of Delegates from New Mexico and Deserei
be the order Of the day from Monday next, which
was objected to
The yeas and nays were then called Tor On Mr..
Thompsons motion, and II was decided IN the al
hrmRive.
Two private b..s passed
Mr. STANTON. Loco 81 Tenn. inquired whether
the resolution reported yesterday, from the Com
mittee on Naval Aiairs IN relation to the eX-
petition for the search Of Sir John Franklin, IN
Der the rue, goes Oh the Speakers table, to come
up IN regular order.
The SFEAKEK replied aiiirmalIvey
Nj STANTON said whether the resolution should
be passed or not, tie SHIPS .re expected to sail
from New-l ORR one day next week For the pur-
pose OF getting the resolution before the House
now he moved 10 reconsider the vote OF yesterday
by which the House refused 10 lay the resolution
on the table.
In reply 10 question. the Speaker stated ,ha,
If the House refused to reconsider the resolution
will remain on iae table be taken up IN It's order
Mr. BNIy Loco OF va. moved 10 lay Mr.
Siantons motion on the table.
The question WAS taken and decided il the mega
tive 10 "a.
The question REQUIRED on Mr. Stan;ons motion 10
reconsider. when
Mr.. THOMPSON Loco Of Penn. moved that the
House 20 into committee on the Census bill.
Nj. Brooks Wing Of n \ asked whether
this was not a. indirect way Of killing the resola-
ton
Cries of order
Mr. BAYlY said !: was for the House 10 decide
whether they would 90 on with important pubic
business or enter into visionary matters
THr SrEAKER said that such remarks were out
Of order.
The years and nays were tsken on the motion 10
60 into Committee OF the " hole on the State OF
the MON. /, was refused by a vote OF - 20 60
Mr THOMSON moved - 20 into Committee On
the Private Calendar
Mr.. STANTON insisted that his motion to recon
sder the vote refusing - lay the Franklin resolu.
ton on the table TOOK precedence OF other business
The sPEAKER overruled the point.
The yeas and nays were taken on the motion 70
90 into Committee on the Private Calendar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

B00rASD sH0EHAKEKs WOEING ( NIOS.-The
ei- ID, PERSONS selected by the Journeymen Boot
and shoemskers at their asst geners meeting 20
act a. h-st Trustees Or Directors Of the Journey
men Boot aud SA0emakers WORKING Union met
b, appointment ca Thursday evening. hFery one
m the eight chosen vas present, and took a deep
iat.-sst .D the movement 4 fail though Informal
discussion resulted IN unanimous AID confident
ssiou that the plan Of the Union IS feasible
an Il r,o,ecu,ed With wisdom and energy, ~.
INDUCE the NOS, benz icent effects. /, "as re-
sotet that 10 shop shall be opened untl a. .eas:
one Thousand shares Of 60 each shall have been
sgb.crlbed and al east half that amount paid into
tbs ,res,l~y With a cash capita. O. s2j0o0. b,
va, agreed that a retail business o several thou
sad dollars per week MAJ be done On terms which
shall diminish ;he usual cost u boots aud shoes ~
wearers while Increasing the reoompelsc Of tue
workers and securing them ll9re steady and rel
be empl0y .neut u s believed that With tbs cap
ital az .eas, tge hundred men AID women may BE-
kept constantly H. work, aud better paid than the
average % ,ce trade how are. The utmost efforts
vi. b. used 10 guard against failure or dssppoiut
l4er,.
The Trustees organized by choosing Paul X
Hamilton President Lewis ". Rychmsn Score.
tar aud Richard II. Manning Treasurer. A Com
rit-ee % draiI code Of b. Laws was appolatel,
and an aGoCruIaen. had h Tuesday evening next
when the books sll be deiu,iyeiv opened, aud
measures So, on foot - yass The whole City an
IS vicinity for Subscriptions A payment Of 81 or
each share VII be required at the tine Of s1bscrb
ing. with calls equal 70 g per week aiterwsrd
lutA The stock shall be f1A The intention IS %
have the store opened and the business IN full
operation beg,e Winter shall brlng hard times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
Fearful Mortality nj Bahia.

BosroN. Friday, April DIP VI.
The brig Boston, from Bahia the 10th inst an
nounces that the yellow fever Lad been raging
terribly At Bahia-sweeping OIL seamen belonging
I, vessels in port. and rreatnumbers OF the slaves
a government report makes the total mortality IN
the Province 5000 Previous 70 the sailing oil the
Boston. there had been severe thunder storm
which had cleared the atmosphere, and caused the
disease to abste 1t was thought that it would be
totally extinct in few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27

BosgoN, Flfay. April "a NJ
At ID oclock last evening. as the NcwHaven
train from New York was abogis * miles from Bos
ton, the engine struck rock. weighing about a
tan. which hal rolled rom the bank above, and was
badiy broken. The baggage car was thrown per
pendcularly up the bank. while the passenger cars
remained upon the track. The rails were torn up
for several miles bu, fortunately no one was IN
iured The Engineer and fireman had wonder
ill ascauq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
LARGE Fire in ~nvanah. ga.

SAVANNAH Ihurstay, AqrI -7-F.M
The largest fire in this city FOR many years oc'
cured tins morning ablu. o Ole. Ok and consumed
a block of 30 build ns.. They were mostly built
of wood aud were used as Retail stores Shops
and DWELLINGS Loss from go 600 % 100000
There were no lives lost b. the irc thou eh We re
,re, TO state hat one man was accidentally shot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
From Havana.

CHAsLEsToN. Thursday, Apul p
The New Orleans Plcqyinc las adyices from
Havana to the 18th inst by which We learn that
the Inhabitants Of Cuba We're suffering severely
from the warm wea,her, although there had been
an abundance Of RAIN which had overlooked the
streams, swept away cattle, and done other
daroala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
WHOLE No. S>t>.

l.rc- before made any specla. celebration o ms
og1as festival. Tbs year however the preserve
s. many political refugees sad IT, -eyiva. o o.d
associations aad ,or-ottea habits. have .ed them
O. take steps 'o- rs renewal Ttey have .e-,cd
the woods % Ho5oken $ the r.'st pleasant and
convenient SPOT il which 81. W. a-ree w..h them
who have ever visited that charming retreat The
sst.va ths year happens about mid Nsy when
ths woods are bal. .esvsl and tie fresh ,urt a H.
ia,ea is spsn-'ea with early flwcrs There. Oh
,ta banks Of the Hudson. ni,h ;he cry seen n tne
distance they vi. scarcely miss the woods %. the
Nt.sar Or the meadows OF the Main " iosn,
g. breezy nights vii be covered with taroa-s OF
o-- enthusiastic Saxon iriens, an the song and
dance ue &c up throughout tire day. W think
oa- native citizens would find pleasure IN parnci
rat.ne in tie festivities Who that could. wov.i
aot .ar az houy or Two. change the close. dusty
smoke polluted AIR OF oar streets, Tor ;he heailg.
atm sphere and pansied ,u-. %. HoboAen
STEAMERS % TIVE wAY.-Thcre are now s.x
Steamers on the Atlantic, hesdiu- westward. five
o. whom are bound or tins port VIZ The British
queen from Hamburg the 2d the Cambria from
Liverpool the 18Th the City Of GLASGOW. from
GLASGOW the 10th the Helena Soman from
HAMBURG the 5th the Canada. from Liverpool.
and the Washington. FROM Southampton, the
10,h INST
- The HurcHlNsoNs had fall house ON W ed
nesday evening and gave universal satisfaction
Our citizens never tire q. hearing their simple and
beautiful melodies. as the success OF twelve Con
certs amply testify. They sing again on Monday
evening. az the Tabernacle. when sister Abby Wi
sing her song
II were voice persuasive voice,
Tha. could rsvel the wide world through
would AZ on the beams OF the morning ish-
And speak TO men with gentle might
And tell them be
would dy. would ~ over land and SEES
Wherever "A human hear, iehi be.
Telling 4 tale or singing song,
In praise OF the right In blame Of the wrong
Several other new pieces viii be introduced, n
Guiding the Horticultural Wife Good Old Plow
California Gold Uncle Sans Farm, Sc.
We ind floating about in the papers the follow
ing ncient concerning the Hutchinsous, which, as
We know it to be correct, We cannot avoid giving
m tins connection:
Years ago when they were about 20 commence
their career. they arrived a. uelghborng city in
a WAGON with two horses. They gave one or two
Concerts and TAI ed Unable 10 leave the city they
were about 70 sacrifice their horses 70 be enabled
% return home A gentleman IN the city pcrsus
died them 70 remain and give one more Coucer,
making himself responsible for their debt. The
result was that they did well.
Oa recent visit they found this gentleman poor
and sick absolutely in want After providlus i9r
itaf - thgt ASH "a
the proceeds of their first Concert, which restored
comparative comfort 10 his home.
REt EsTAry-The sales yesterday az the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
Odd Fellows Celebration.

BALTIMORE Rrdsy, Aprn p.
The celebration OF the Odd Fellows was some
what married to da. by the inciemeat weather
The ceremonies were closed by tie SINGING OF
Anthems aud an O.at.ou at the Front ST Theatre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
Jam aica Items.

We take the following from the Kingston Morn
isg JouraG! Of the 10Th inst
DROWNING oF ELEVEN PERsONs-lt appears
tia. on Saturday last the sloop Caroline lei Morani
Bay for Kingston with large number OF passen
gers among whom were Mr.. and Mrs Dufus and
four children. OF s. Thomas in the East Mss Coo
per, daughter Of Deiderick Cooper, ESQ. Of St An
drew Misses Kirkland and several other ladies
AID gentlemen. Tue sop before leaving the har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
REAi E,rArY-The sales yesterday az 'he
Merchants Exchange were as follows

RIAL EsTATE-Dearman property sold on
THURSDAY A, auction a,the rate OF about $4,000 per
acre, 10 parcels lots 50 by 100 fee, sold at from
500 70 $3.50. There was large company The
residue Il not sold at private sale, will be dis
posed OF On the premises at Dearman IN the early
part " June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-27
EDWIN FORREST

SOCIETY OF TANN.Nl, OR COLUMBIAN OSDEk-
\ special meeting Of tbs Society was held a. an
many asst evening Three Sschems remain u oe
elected and Secretary Joseph MMsrsh. Hunk
er has heen elected Treasurer John becksf'
Barnburner,l Sycamore and stephen c Dur!ea'
Barnburner.. Wi.kinke. The possession OF an
many Hal for the ensuing yesr depends upon the
result OF the election Of vscani Sacnsnshps, AMI TIE
regularity Of the Wood and Western
Committee wi! in Ike manner be effected.