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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
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-FOR SALE CUEAP-Iarre Piano
- u - fores 80 81 and sl7h snd MUSIC gnl
TTH 4 IN tl15 one IL Elegant norwood p -
| ~ / lave. and - p a,s-f ~ VII iire mem
-Ir-p ID n0f sof to-iay Ns oat' a-se.n ~ lour on
ltad O'Clock pm q 10 Broadway u DtM-DAlt |
-acaer 9fihe sno s'rtr, sngng, Ga>f te ~ be in'
-, BENJANIS'- Brass SPRING
L NiTRr --E- nJ Be~kman-sc y. - never
.rysu ri- from rh~ ilsas1sfe ~ heai Oi
lie t.-'y 0oe~ ok.t a.~syy. r-a.s Pr
l-. rreaf a1rg o re srlr 80 dave I1l given, and y
r.f o-rf-rfv .a,.flctscg ilol-Y Trnlreo.
Tfompson's Trgsses a. reduced ffirfs 90 s""h
60 DOf. STOLEN-Yr.trrcay Sunday a.
S-t..,-- sb0ct ~ N from ne hoq-e ~ NJ bfrsDni
-. cr,rser bsser az Jrr.~y CITY, brown ADJ
white dog u-fh onx -ar- nor .afg bat pfrrY ia' "risL
NJ about a. 80 ri. FnIi~ snd - -sf- pf""h-
T1- ~ghf ear a MARKED nh former ~,l,H. J" .'rfrf
.lsl fad trn and bring t.m ~ VI OAkhisOH sna. o-
~-i rewarded. - .-s1
UAII- AID PAETIk- - $40"
49, AID RAIN Lad - Wlli- 40 VINE an
-. .1r grezrr -roroer, anf 5r0rZ@ 81 u lr~rs wl.i
go brs and conr7c Cater BQfs. tabi- ~ uis "a
.or n o.. snf rarres Lad~s ard ct-ir~r's ilda Rob
-, Zoo al Shes Goo Fear- pzrn perpsla g.ossi ~
tte r.ro4s ~ -. -ufi- or Iis .1a.o1 n snow AID
ana ~ a-eod'l J q AILLERs - C>nal-si-
a SUGAR MOLD-.-ws are eHisn.iy-ly
"A engaged 10 ne manufacture u sCsAz N0LDs
IA q -V~rs tescCrfQl, 0rlcl ~ warrant SUPER
a. ~ 1os. tl ported. ard I'm pr cent cheaper.
- ard az prepared ~ 81. orders FOR any amount
- Order, rrspeciflly .o..ciien nd promptly e1-
.el'.-7 Ad1rrss RICE LOMBARD.
- mi Ka.r-B0st0n. Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
ANTHONY J BLEECKER Auciioa..r
VALUABLE BOWERi PROPRRTy.-AN

ltbN1 J. bIftt MIX VII sell al SUCTION, on MOI
di. The nm day february oeNL Al ~ O'e"ck, a. tho
Merchants EschAn.r-The substantial and well bait 5
story brick hnding and o' sJ Bow well tted up foI
stores and dwelling hr east side nsst The II
s'snfonsf Lot ci inches front snd and BY "
drep Bulldog nearly new, tn roof snd Cfoon wafer
in "a place. Il all p0.iussy be- ."ld without reserve ~
lhr.t bidders s. so frnisin on mortgage. tOf
flfther -, arr. appy he AueuOnesT, Broad Ct
IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OK NEW-YORK. JANUARY q. lsja
NINfaTUET sLNASsc....rHIs DAY
u, srs H-e-..7 u is Mos s-t- - eco 4ta
RICH WArER....Jsn ~
ssri. N.at . he Gate
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
,71NlI II ROCkLAND COUNTY ron sALE

J. AT AUCTION BY Ordef ~ he Court ~ Common
eA. .Jf The Cry snd County Of New fOfk rill he sold
At auction On he l5th Of February ls1, vAiusbls
acre-, susisi Tho fne h.iroed.
ZEN miles 6om Pennont In he tOv1 u Cisfks
town said faTm Il M excellent order, with good
i.-eUtng hous-, barn cOachhoure COW b0us., he u
parficu ary adapted for grazing farn Ia ~ strsm
mining through H. sud Two hne Or Ids Of epp1~s
m. .orauon ana convenience nafksi sDno BE- snr
psss.d Paf OF purchase money rnsin on mort
yage - per- cent FOR nirsr particulars inquire ~
t6fFit. GFSlNk LOCKWOOD. HsnOssrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

ELIDDON'~ TRANSPARENT PANORAMA
NOE THE NILE, AND EGYPTIAN ANTIQUARIAN
COLLECTION
Chinese Buildings so Broadway
~ Admission .frr th .drrn half price
: P-Thr curtain rises every Evening a. =. and Wed
rr@.iav ami SATURDAY A0rrno,us a. q Door. open
hour before. each xh.hirun Us ni-F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
- INV AND -pLE>DID STEAMSHIP

- SEN AND SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
GrCLS GEORGIA d u Porter, 4. + Navy, Con
msnd-r a. o'e.oes M.-FOr California via
Chayfe, -Ths & Mail steamship Company viii de-
ss,et IN ne sh orJsnuary Al J0cocs pm from he pier
loot ofWsn,n- Esuh River, the new and eApaeioos
steamship GEORGIA for Havana, New-Oreans and Cha
lres t,urtrg ~ he bar Al Charleston add ssV.gnah
TIE Geora has superior double engines " 100 horss
power and he arrangements for Passengers sfs such -
cannot sa " i've satisfaction AS experienced surgeoa 10
ai.ehed ~ each yr.-si
Pas.enger. br Caisnis procure hroash ueksts 70
.a rom Panama 10 he steamship lshmas al hs following
reduced rates
Arr cabin ssts room, berth
s,eeTage found D@d and board. ~
Rste. u pessssgto Havana - New -orissns
stz.e room berth. vs.
-tandse bern. ~
Storage ard found .............. q a
Fof freight srd passage apply 10
MO ROBERTS ia Vests
Tle substantial steamer COLUMBUS will b. dispstcb>s
farned ey Or Panama Va ine sifas u Magellan AID
Faparaso with thu sisslnsrsOf us Inc, a1d
r.n aIrest s~sve-s Panama und san Francisco
TIE GEORGIA vii .saye New ofie.ns hyr Chasfes az,
ts lzfh Fr5nlsrv, staying 10 Ne" Ore.ns 3d..
hr days dunng beh time ps-.eoge4' Tor Cn~stss sa'
-, FOR PORTLAND on THE wILLAaarM
err OKE1JOS-The fsss saiinz nswiy coppefsd onE
ENAA PRESTON w e- " t.nsa ssSsI, o.
sHEkHAN & 5TAh, ~ so1thst
Mr., coash Co Portland, Vii sfteud 10 any 0oods
o., -, stsrr.s An
,,Ts-TaNr 10 ORDER II % Lord High Cssnessor Of
e. $3.50 - 1~r-fs ssnaT = - ~ ssr -
- n fsAAC WOOD sasif hrE<fy 4 Aassrby, . -
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Y-fssts 10 Cfg q Ion 10 20 tas~s ~
a brta arfa Ter ,stfk1s = 49, .
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COSBY q hafe-.r - 49, atst Mo- q 90,
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40 csr-y 80 -. s-s, - 80 CO. f,,s -
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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16

SIMPLE CURE FOR CRoUP We find
in the Journal Of Health the follow ing SIM
pie remedy for this dangerous disease.
Those who have passed nights Of great
agony at the bedside Of loved children. will
treasure it up as an invaluable piece Of in
formation: IL a child is taken With croun.
instantly apply cold water, ice water if
possible. suddenly and freely to the neck
aud chest, with sponge. The breathing
will almost instantly be relieved. So
soon as possible, let the sufferer drink a.
much as it can; then wipe it dry, cover it
up warm. and soon quiet sIumber will
relieve the parents anxiety. and lead the
heart in thaakfulness to the Power which
has given to the pure gushing fountain such
medical qualities.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16
LOST! :!

The Subscriber hal lost his
hundred dollars in cash mostly the South Carolina
Banks and the following Notes. Judgments &C.
One Note Aaron William 4 kAaron Tyson, $12o4 SO
ID LID M.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16
TERMS OF
ADvHRTxsIN0.: /:

Onesquare oftwenty-eE e
lines or less, for one inser- :
ton, 60 cents +; every sub :
isequent insertion, 80 cents
except it remain infor sew
cral months, when it will
bc charged SO for two
months, 81 for three, &c,
$40 for twelve months.
! &C. Liberal deduc tion
Il for large advertisement
Iiby the year or six mol tn.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16
go REV ARD.

Ranavay from plantation about 10 d.yt & .s, my
curly hair and well known in Fsyettevie ana WI
mngton. doubt ia in or the osnei pic ms
mother belongs to Mr. Arthur J. Hill near wilmington
give the above reward for his apprehension ana
confinement in any Jail in the State or his delivery 70
Feb % 57itf W. L. HALL
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16

Osnabufgs, 7Sheetings, and cot
ton Yarn, a constant supply at Factory ,r;ces
and in quantities to suit, for sale by
Feb. Is. B. ROSE & SON
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16

GA bill is now before the Legislature
OF PennsJiva to repeal the law prohib-
ting the officers Of the State government
from aiding IN the capture of refugee
slaves. 1t Is said that it will pass.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16
COMMON SCHOOL APPLICANTS.

On Monday the 25th day Of March. the Examining
Committee for the lower of Cumberland county will
hold meeting at the Office of Walter A. Huske. ESQ., in
the town Of the purpose examining
granting certificates of quaiihcaon applicants 1t is
Tecesaary that every applicant should bring letter
sonie testimonial of his good moral character
~ WALTER A. HUSkE,1
WM McIAURIN, Com'te
j.. r. WARDEN.
March O. 1850 576-3t
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16
GARDEN SEED.

large supply of Garden Seed OF the growth OF lo49
consisting in part of
White Dutch Turnip,
Cabbage, great variety,
Bcets, Radish Lettuces,
Tomatoes, Peas, Beans,
Cucumber, Carrot, Par<nip, &C. &C.
Price, cents per paper.
Also, Collard Seed,
received and for sale by
Fek'y 2. 1850. 571tf S. }. HINSDALE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-09

The person upon books unless ms
payment u ths subscspooa ~ msAs y sAvsncs.
Dist.As sshsossu nag nsssy issr he pesss
On which Vail b paid III nh assumed by Ourselves IN
safe usnsmisEon.
The COUNTRY PAPER /. puhlishsd ui weekly duas the
sions of Congress- and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period year received
psopordoned 70 the above annual rates.
00-PosTMAsTEks are authorized agens and By
sending DAILY subscben ESQ enclosed or RVS
WEEKLY subscbe win a enclosed, or RVS WEEKLY
subscribers, with go enclosed van be entitled copy Of the
same edition they furnish subscribers for srasis
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, June So P. M.

l
The Convention assembled according to adjournment,
reading of the proceedings of yesterday proceeded to
bus mess.
Several delegates were announced having arrived,
and were admitted to seats in the Convention.
The names of gentlemen composing the committee
ordered to be raised were announced The committee
consists of two from each State and of from such
States have but delegate representative in at
tendance in the Convention.
Mr.. McCrea, OF Mississippi, submitted series OF re-
solutions declaring that the spirit OF the Convention
was concatory; that its object preserve the
stuon and the Union Further that the territory ac-
qured by the United States belongs the several States
to be governed and controlled by them through their re-
representatives. or agents in Congress.
The resolutions further recommend rather assent,
that if the North will not accede to the South, its rights
as guaranteed by the constitution, the iormay OF the
association would be broken and inevitably lead to
intercourse between the disputing, and appa-
rently adverse sections OF the Union-the saveholdng
and non, slaveholding.
The resolutions further asset that Congress has no
under the Constitution.
Mr. Campbell, OF Alabama, took strong Southern
grounds and was adverse to any compromise.
Mr. Erwin, of Alabama, denied the right to receive
resolutions petitions from nonslaveho ding States
having tendency to effect the abolition Of slavery.
MIR. Benning, OF Georgia, offered strong resolutions
taking decided Southern ground regard to slavery but
said they would accept as compromise the Missouri
line of 36. 80.
Mr.. Dawson, of Georgia, offered a resolution recon-
mendng liberal patronage to the new Southern news
paper be established at Washington, to advocate the
interests OF the South.
Mr. Chester, of Tenn, offered resolution proposing
the appointment Of Committee on Printing, which
carried and the ConN ention adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
Transmitted for the Baltimore American
New YORK, June SO P. M.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE.
MORE GOLD, &c.

MORE GOLD, DC.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
The steamer Cherokee arrived here from Chagress
this afternoon. She brings dates from San Francisco
to the LIST May, and million dollars worth of
gold dust, about $4,000 OF which consigned to Ad
ans u Co.
The Alta California states that since the first of
March last that three steamers have departed for the
Atlantic States with three and half millions dollars
worth OF gold dust.
The Placer Times says that Mr.. John Berry recently
returned from the mining regions OF Uniz represents
that gold is abundant in beds and bars and along the
streams, and SO fine that will be required 10 be worked
by quicksilver and machinery.
1t was estimated that about six thousand persons
at the middle fork OF the American river, waiting
for the waters to subsde, that they could
operations.
AT Plainve, the whole town was dug over, and it
proved to be excellent diggngs, especially along the
Creek near the town the gold very plenty. On
Gold Creek sold his claim $50 feet along
the for the OF $40 600 others sold
responding prices.
The British steamer sailed from San Francisco for
Valparaiso, with $1,000 gold dust.
The citizens OF Sacramento City strongly in favor
of the admission of California into the Union.
The Legislature has adjourned, after passing 1873 acts
and II Joint resolutions The whole country is camor
GUS for annexation.
Trade has assumed more lively aspect, though
transactions restricted. Flour is selling at So so
a $40 per Dbl. Richmond do SO so. American
Mess. Lard 81 AZ cts per h. Potatoes $l2 Is per
loo lbs
Great excitement prevails at Panama. The officers
of the Echo had colored boy arrested for robbery
The natives ntertered and rescued the boy The next
day he arrested when regular fight took place,
in which Mr.. Sempler, OF New York, was killed.
Five or six OF the natives shot. The Americans
finally turned out in full strength, and it only by
great exertions of the Governor and the American
Consul that regular and bloody conflict was pte-
vented.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
SIBERIA-JULY CODY, &c,
FOR SALE
By ]. w. RANDOLPH, June 9Th.

The Big Bear of Arkansas and other tales, by W. T,
Painters, elders and Varnsher's Companion; mus
The Dyer and Colour makers Comprehension
receipts, &c. muslin Observation-Disclosures. rs
No. u and 10 David Copperfied, by Dickens
Essays on the Puerperal Fever, and other diseases
peculiar to women, by F. Churchill, M. D.; Svo;
sheep. ..;..........;.: ~ oo
Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence new edition, by R.
E. Griffith, M. D.; 9vo.; sheep. .....".... 3 90
Travels in Siberia, including excursions North
wards down the Obi to the Polar Circle, and
Souhwards to the Chinese frontier, by A Err
man; vols. muslin ................2 90
On the and abuse of ALCOHOLIC Liquors in health
and disease. Prize essay by w. B. Carpenter,
Notes from Minerva, and Travels in Messopota-
mia, Assyria and Syria, by Rev. j. P. Fletcher;
muslin. Il w
Six Months in the Gold Mines from Journal of
Three Years Residence in Upper and Lower
California, SO, by E. G. Bufium, Lieute-
nant first regiment New Y ork Volunteers; paper
so cents, muslin. rs
VOL I'd Greenleat's Cruise on Real Property.
No Dickens Household Words. ........... 6
Acts of Assembly lS49-50; bound ST. paper. rs
July No. Gody's Ladys Book-a specimen copy
for the examination of subscribers.
London Punch for May 4h, 1lth and 18th. ..... II
Second Supply Life Jean Paul, ...............
Norman Lester: A Tale, by c. G H., author of the
Curate of Linwood. Observation-Disclosures. so
Reginald Hastings; or Tale of Troubles in l64l,
by E. Warburton, author of the Crescent and
the Gross. ............... 20
May No Blackwoods Magazine, per year.. 3 90
June No. London Lancet, per year. "..".....5 10
June No. Eclectic Magazine per year. .......5 90
]. w. RANDOLPH,
ie s Bookseller and Satioper
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

w ASHINGTON June D, lou.
The demand about to be made on the Cuban govern
men by order of the President is not for the release
of those taken prisoners part of the invading force,
but for their delivery the authorities of the u States
They are be prosecuted for breach Of laws
The demand as learn docs not extend further than
to those who were taken neutral ground and the
high seas
learn that the demand just ordered is made at the
advice of General Campbell our brave Consul at Ha-
vana 1t is doubtful whether the taken neutral
ground intended to take part in the enterprise. Cons
deraons of policy will perhaps induce the authorities
of Cuba to comply with the demand
The fifty thousand dollars in SPECIE taken by Lopez
from the royal treasury at Cardenas, sent ashore
from the Creole at Key Wes-before the eyes of the
captain of the Pizao-and in the very boxes in which
the robbers found it. Yet the Spanish officer did not in
terfere.
The Spanish government have just claim upon the
u S. for indemnity for the money stolen from Cuba and
broug into American port, where, by American
thortes the pirates and their plumber sheltered and
protected
The orders issued by Gen. Taylor, on Saturday fort
night were, as understand, for arresting expeditions
against Cuba found on the high SEAS and also for
direct interference of naval force against the nva-
ders, even aterthey had landed The documents sent
by Gen. Taylor to the Senate, in regard to Cuban af-
fairs, were, in part, marked confidential" 1t was
therefore, is usual in such cases, determined that
they should be seen but by few persons. 1t was
found however, that Gen. Taylor did regard the
letters confidential, and he sent them to the Senate
for public information. Ion.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
BY JOHN r. ID. PAYNE, SALESMAN.
A LOT OF BEAUTIFUL CITY MADE
LA

"A FURNITURE, NEARLY NEW, AT AUG
man declining to keep house, will sell on MONDAY,
the 18th inst, at O'clock in the Messuage, the
Of 9TH and Clay streets all his household and kitchen
Furniture consisting n.part of mahogany Chairs, spring
seats; maple Chairs, seats beautiful Centre Ia
BILE, marble top Ottomans, newest style; Lounges
handsome mahogany Book Case and Secretary Pedes-
tails Carpets, best quality; Damask Window Curtains;
feather Beds mahogany and plain Bedsteads dining
tel Glasses; solar Lamps; China and Glass ware.
Also, one handsome and first rate rose wood PIANO,
and a valuable female COOK.
The house will be put in complete order and is for
rent.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums under $50 cash; $50 and up
wards months credit for negotiable paper satisfaco
rily endorsed.
ie7 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
AUCTION SALES.
Flu TU RE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
EXECUTRIx's SALE OF VERY "
HNl A I'VE y ECIALr NJ

ENXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VERY VA
II LUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, on Main,
between 9TH and 18th Streets in the city of Richmond
Will be sold on MONDAY Afternoon, the 10th June,
1885, upon the premises commencing at o'clock, that
very valuable private residence, the south side of
Main street, between 9th and 7h streets, OF which the
late John Barr died SEIZED and which he occupied at the
time of his death.
The location OF this property and the neghbourhood
by which Is isequa to any in the city, and
on account of its nearness to all the principal business
places it is peculiarly valuable 10 the merchant pro-
fessional gen leman.
The premises can be examined at any time before the
day OF sale.
TERMs-O One fourth cash; balance at 6, 10 and 10
months or negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed. SUSAN W. BARR,
Executrix of John Barr, decd.
my 30 dtds w. GODDIN, Auct
EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VERY Va
H. LUABLE FARM AND LAND ON THE
SALE, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUES
DAY afternoon, the 18th day Of June, 1885, upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock, the tract of land
called Westwood, embracing the mansion house and
part OF the grove containing sxty-eght and quarter
acres
The nearness of this farm to the city of Richmond
combining it does the advantages OF health and the
most delightful turnpike road, besides being within ten
minutes ride of the city, make it peculiarly desirable
The terms will be one-fourth cash, balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. nte
added secured by trust deed By request Of Miss
Janetta M. Gordon, Executrx Of Mrs Isabella Brown
deceased.
my % w. GODDIN Auct
Immediately after the above SALE will be sold several
other parcels of land comprzng part of the original
Westwood tract, viz: about 40 acres of wood land on
the Brook Turnpike adjoining the mansion house tract
lots No and 5, adjoining the tol-gate, the former
containing Is acres, the latter 81 aces also cleared
field of 304 Of land on the Eastern side of the
turnpike, adjoining the togae, and lots of about
each the Western side of the Turnpike, nearly
opposite to the residence Of Mr.. William J. Lynham.-
Terms as above. By request of the owners.
my % w. GODDIN, Auct.
Pursuant to the directions OF decree of the County
Court of Henrico pronounced the Sd of June, 1885,
in a case therein depending, under the sye Of Brown
&c, Brown, &C., the undersigned will sell pub
lie auction, upon the premises, Immediately -preced
ing the above Sales say at o'clock precisely, Lot No
3, containing about 10 acres nearly opposite Mr. Lyme
hams, and adjoining the lands specified in the above
advertisement.
TERMS OF SALE-One-t third cash, balance in two
equal instruments of six and IL months, the purchaser
executing his bond with approved security the under
signed for the credit payment, and the title to be retain
ed till the whole purchase money is paid and convey
ance is directed by the Court.
j. B. YOUNG,
w. II. SEABROOk,
Commissioners.
Sale conduoted bv w GonDrN Anct 10 tide
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07
NEWS FROM CUBA.

New ORLEANS, June 3, 1850.
The British steamer Thames arrived at Mobile from
Havana, with dates to 9th ult.
Our Consul at Havana, Mr. Campbell, states that the
Spaniards are much embittered against the American
authorities and refused furnish any information
the number Names and probable fate Of the prisoners
who were closely confined
Adyices from Havana state that four members of
the expedition, left behind at Cardenas, have been
shot.
S. General Lopez is now in this city.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-07

HDROF. RANCH'S SCHOOL FOR
u YOUNG LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD
COURTHOUSE, VA.-The next session will COM
mence the first day Of June, and end on 18th We'd
nesday of September.
Terms as heretofore. my IA w6t
WpY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed to me by
HD Pleasant F. Taylor, bearing date the first day of
July, lS47, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the county court of Henrco to secure debt therein
mentioned, due VIM. A DERRICK, shall, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day of June next expose to sale, at
public auction the premises to the highest bidder,
for cash, the property herein conveyed to wit lot OF
land containing liz acres. with good dwelling house
and kitchen on it. Also all OF the said Taylors House
property hereby conveyed that may be found the pre-
misses that the said Taylor had right to convey by
said deed This lot of land lies in the upper end Of
Henrico county, about one mile from the Short Pump,
and adjoining the lands of John Alley and others. The
title to said property is believed to be good but acting
as trustee shall only convey such title is vested in
me by said deed of trust Sale to commence at 10 A.
M. THOMAS S. TOLER,
my 81 lawds Trustee.
TUyO ALL FREE.MASONS AND OTHERS.
Il CHRISTIANITY AND FREE-MASON-
RY COLLATED-The subscriber has for sale "The
analogy OF ancient craft Masonry TO national and
vealed religion" by Most Wor. Chas Scott, A. NJ.
Grand Master of the Cd. Lodge of Miss. This work
has the highest testimonials from brightest Brethren
containing ght visible only to intelligent Masons, and
Masons or not being in itself an humble pious chris
tan work A careful perisal has satisfied us that it
is calculated do infinite service TO the craft well
the cause of the Christian Religion. For sale at
JAMES EVANS China Store,
ie I'm No III west Main street.