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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mr.. JOHN S. POT
M TER.
BENEFIT OF MR.. MASON.

BENEFIT OF MR.. MASON,
eWho will appear in Tragedy and Comedy,
First appearance Of Mr.. X. ALLEN and Miss J.
ONElLL.
Last night Of the Encouragement Of HERR KIsT
and his son VALENTINE.i
THIS EVENING, October 3lst, will be performed
the Tragedy of
VIRGINIUS.
Vrginius. Mr.. Mason Virginia Mrs NJ Jones
lcilius. .......Mr Allen Blanca. Miss ]. ONeilI
HERR KIST, and his wonderful son, VALENTINE.
will then go through their astonishing performances
The whole TO conclude with Shakspeare's Comedy Of
TANNING TIE SHREW.
Peruchio Mr.. Mason Katharine. Mrs. M. Jones
Grumio. -. Mr.. Sloan Blanca. Miss O'NeilI
~ A few monthly and season tickets will be sold.
Apply to Ro. P. Nav, Treasurer, at the Box Office.
Doors open at half past o'clock-curtan will rise
at quarter past 7.
.ADMISSION-Boxes5o cts; Pit ss cts Centre
Gallery 50 cts; Side or Eastern Gallery l2l cts; Co
iored Gallery IS cts 80 -
Seats can be secured from Il, top ss w N
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

EySCAPED from the Courtroom Of the Circuit
RL Court otHenrco, to-day, while the court was in
session, THOMAS J;HARDY who was being tried
tor felony The said Hardy is about twenty-four
years of age, five feet eight nine inches high has
scar on one side ofhs nose, and another under the
right eye; very coarse pmply skin and bad coun-
tenance; black hair. His dress when he escaped was
black cloth coat black hat, black satin vest and yell
low striped cashmere pantaloons. &
oc 3l-2t p b. JONES ID q
Dew IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, No. 70,
H. ior.sale by DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co.
oc 3k--3t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

GT REMOVABLE. D. BERNARD ba. :.
moved his BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
to The tenement on 18th street, adjoining the Office 81
the Richmond Times 'so =
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

Gg To the courteous agents of the "Piney Point
Line were we again Yesterday indebted for Baltimore
and Philadelphia papers several hours in advance of
the regular mail.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

THE OFFICE OF THE ssSorrrHHpN
PLANTER" has been removed to 12th street he,,vean
MAN and Cary streetsnext door above The Office Of
the Richmond Times 10y o'''S0 y
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

cw The concerts given by the CARNcRoss FAMILY
at Boshers Hall, afford species otnnocent and plea
SAINT amusement and are worthy Of general Patronage
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

FINEs.-The Mayor yesterday fined Messrs Glenn
g. Crenshaw S. for obsructing the Dock with timber.
MIR. john w Hill likewise came in for small fine be-
cause he had INSTRUCTED Franklin street with rubbish
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
s5ssass.s-,rrrr7rss WINTER ARRANG EMEN'T.
RI-WEEKLY LINE OF PACK
F,T ROATS FOR I.YNCHRI1RG

| H.
TRI-WE EKLY LINE OF PACK
EFT BOATS FOR LYNCHBURG,
ed q Separste Tri, Weekly Line Of ssss
the Charlottesville and Stuuaton Stages.
THE LYNcHBuRG LINE,
| On and after the llth of November, will leave Rich
mond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at A. nj,
and arriving in Lynehburg next days at o'clock, P.
M. Returning, leave Richmond Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at e. A. NJ, and arrive in Rich
| mond next days, at T. M.
Fare through, So so. Way fare in proportion
THE SCOTTSvILLE, CHARLOTTESVILLE AND STAuN-
TON LINE,
VIII commence on the llth Of Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4
o'clock, +. NJ, and arrive in Scotsvie days. at
10 A M. Returning, leave Scottsville at IL A. NJ
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrive in
Richmond at A. NJ. next days.
Passengers tor Charlottesville, leaving at p. NJ -,
arrive in Charlottesville next day, at 2 P M. Fare
Though, So.
Passengers for Brooksville Waynesboro' and Staun-
ton leave at O'Clock p NJ, dine next day at Brooks
vile, and arrive in Waynesboro and Stauntor same
evening. Returning, leave Staunton at 10 A. M, and
arrive next day in Richmond at P. M. Fare to
Brooksvile, So; to Waynesboro, So so; to Staunton
Passengers for Farmvlle can take either line.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
~ BAH packages sent by our boats must be at the
risk OF the owners, and on no other consideration will
we take them. Joe 81 b., f. q D.
K for sale a large assortment Of
Fine STEEL Fire Irons in sets and pairs-every style
brass head do do do do at all prices
Fire Iron Stands; Blower Stands
Brass, pierced iron aud wire Tenders in great variety
Copper and sheet iron Coal Sccups Cinder Sifters
Brass and bronzed And-irons-some entirely new
patterns
Jamb Hooks; Brass and Britannia Spttoons, &c.
81. SINTON Il CO.,
oc 81 II Main st.
E'AMiLY HAMS hhds. REYNOLDS family
Hams, of small size and warranted to please, Just
received and for sale by
oe 81 ]. WOMBLE & co.
ENENE AI.BEMARLE PIPPINS, for sale BY
4 oc 81 JOHN N. GORDON L. SON.
WETINTER LAMP OfL.-Winter bleached
w Sperm Oil
Winter bleaehed Solar Oil
Do do Lard Oil
These Oils are OF the best quality, for sale by
PURCELL, IADD & CO., Druggists
oc 81 30 Main Street. corner l4h
n * BBLS. NEW;APPLE BRANDY, for
Ill ep sale, Toe sffe,.:: JAS. WINSTON
SEsA KEGS GLADES' RUTTER, by LAST
NwSg boat, for sale. JAS, WINSTON, 4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

FTRR.-The alarm of fire Tuesday night, between II
and O'Clock, was caused by the burning of black
smith shop on Franklin between th and sth streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

~ TO PRINTERS.-An industrious and ac-
curaie Compassion obtain employment at this Of
flee by immediate application.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
WARM BATHS

WARM BATHS.-FLETcHER's Bathing Estab-
ltshment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from g A. N. to 10 P. NJ. Single baths CSC, or 1--WE
ucAets iof 81 oe Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

WILMINGTON, N. C. Oct. 2y.-Cleared, Schr
Sake, Lake, Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
CITY "A FFAERs
HENRICo CIRCUIT CouRr.


Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Judge CAsKrr took
his seat upon the bench. Shortly afterwards, the ury
in the Of the Commonwealth u.s. HARDY entered the
room, when the foreman announced that they were still
unable to agree upon verdict; the Court thereupon
ordered the jury to retire and consult again.
The case OF the Commonwealth Us. j. II. Blake,
was then called, the prisoner arragned, and the
trial gone into. The city reader will recollect that
Blake stands charged with felonously assaulting AL
derman Wingfied in his own house, some months
since, and then and there nhcng upon his person d.
vers injuries Nearly the whole day was devoted to
the trial. Towards the evening, however, the case
was submitted to the jury who retired when we last
heard from the Courthouse they had been unable TO
agree upon a verdict.
During the sessons of the Court the room has been
crowded by spectators. Even the bench act apar for
the prisoners, has been invaded by the eager multitude
leaving outsiders in doubt to which was the priso-
ner arialgned Tor felony, and which the good and law
'ul citizen" The ill effects OF this practice was orci-
oy illustrated last night in the escape of one of the
prisoners The jury in the case OF Hardy being still
unable to agree, again entered the Courtroom between
the hours OF and o'clock and asked to be dscharp-
ed. Their entry into the room created some commo
ton Hardy availed himself oft, stepped down amongst
the spectators mingled with the crowd and escaped
See the advertisement Of the Sheriff in this morning
~'rn'es ;, ter iail description of his person. The
Judge discharged the jury in his case. The reade.
VIII fecoect that the escaped prisoner stands charcad
WIN receiving stolen rope and tow OF the value of $40
Inc case OF the Commonwealth u.s. johnson, was
'heh taken up. The prisoner stands charged with all
terng or forging bill Of lading for the purpose Of de-
fraud ing the President Directors and Company Of the
James River and Kanawha Canal out of certain tolls
on goods shipped on board canal boat, whereof he
was owner and master. This trial was progressing
when we last heard from the Courthouse.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
THE TIMES, TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per aunun, if paid in advance, or
within 80 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year $1,000. - w
Do il not paid (iu every CASE. 6 90
in advance or within 50 days, &c............. 3 CO.
DO. II not so paid lin every easel .......... 90
Single copies, Daily Times. two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachin wrappers ready for mailing
tour cents each. For sale at the TIMES OFrIcr,
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,safu evln ssss -. Co..
wonderful and beautiful s.
surprising featswth great
We are sorry to give, the whole so unfavourabe
judgment, and sorrier that it is so abundanty mered
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

SAILED,
Schr. Mary Wise, Crockett, Portla nd.
Schr, Charm, Berry, Boston.
Schr. Mary J. Peck, Dupuy, New York.
Schr. John Stull, Wilitts, Philadelphia.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Wednesday morning, the 30th inst. by Rev. Jas.
3, Taylor, Rev. ]. S. PRICHARD, of Danvle. TO
Miss JANEE. TAYLOR, eldest daughter Of the OIL
iciatng clergyman.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
NOTICES or NEW pooUS

Christianity Revived Christianity Revived in tho
East or, arrative OF the work Of God among the
Americans OF Turkey; by H. G.. o. Dwight M ssion.
airy.
Household Surgery; or, Hints on Emergencjes hv
Hospital. A"0'"'
| Barbecue; Or the Goatherd of Mount Tauras. Per.
sian tale translated from the French
ihe Builders Companion; containing elements IF
Duloing' surveying and architecture; with practical
uies ana instructions connected with the subject by
q hatnerne douglas; or, Principle Developed; by S.
Selby Coppard, author of "Hadassah," &c.
Grahame; or, Youth and Manhood: a Romance. bv
the Aulhor OF ABBOT and Vernon"
The Pearl OF Days; or, the Advantages of the Sab
ga u 10 the working Classes; by Laborers Daughter
ne diers Oh tne Desen; Or an Account of the
origin ana Pracuce OF Monkery among Heather Nations
Its passage into the Church, and some wonderful stories
oil the athers concerning the Primitive Monks aud Her.
mts by Henry Rufin er, late Presidedt oi Washina
ton College, Va vols.
Amy Harrington; or, Sisters Loves by the author
oil the "Curate of Lenwood"
80 "A A. Systematic Treaties on the Principal Diseases
VI ,he valley OF N. America; by Daniel Drake NJ D.
fetticoat Government, novel, by Mrs. Trollope.
Asrie, the Balance of Illusions, a poem, delivered
Aua ni rs Beta bS 6p 2s S9sey Of Yale College
lsned by request OF the Society
VI; Lessons nom the History OF Medical Decisions by
Worthingon Hooker, M. D., author of physician and
~, The Poetry OF Science, OR Studies of the PHYSICAL
rnnenomena OF Nature, by Robert Hunt, author of
diltnSa &C.
, Prize Essays on the Temporal Advantages of the
sabbath considered In reatio the working classes
containing Heavens Antidote, the Torch of Time,
and the Pearl of Days.
Truth stranger than Fiction, a narrative of recent
transactions, involving inquiries in regard TO the pro
clples OF Honor, Truth and Justice which obtain in a
distinguished American University by Catharine E.
Beecher '"o -
India and the Hindoos, being popular view of The
Geography History Government, Manners Customs
Literature and Religion of that Ancient People: with
an Account OF Christian Missions among thein---by r.
De w Ward, late Missionary at Madras, and Member
OF the American Oriental Society"
The tiresde, or Hintsof Home Education by Rev.
A; D. Muzzey author OF the Y Dung NJ alden &c
Biographical Essays, by 1has. De Quincy. author OF
oc %
NE ORE NEW BOOKS.-EIistory Of .XeTxes y
bolts Ii historical Series. :.
The Country Year Book; or, the Field, the Forest a
and the Firesde. by VIM. Hewitt, author OF the Book
OF the Seasons &c. &c. :.
Uphams Mental Philosophy, abridged, new edition
Greek and English Lexicon of the Nav Tesla u
ment, by Edward Robinson, DID,, LID. author 81
Biblical Researches 10 Palestine, &c. &c. revised and
IN great measure Rewritten. :"
Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution. No. g.
The History OF the Confessional by John Henry
Hopkins, d., bishop OF the Diocese Of Vermont
oesl MORRIS 8 BROTHER
TEA TUBS, FOOT TUBS, sLOP BUCK
- ETSs TOILET SETS, and CHILDREN'S
BATHS, for sale by R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
ocsi Isl Eagle Square
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

49, ~ his
.,osa as spxs ne w9ssd not serve
re meetings s.er appointing committee of VIZ
: Ice. adjourned
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oc 81 T. w. RANDOLPH
ENR MEM Won K TTp1,IfAIf

SfN FUK NEW YUKN-VIRGINTA LINE
g. OF RICHMOND AND N. YORK PACK
ETS-The superior fine fast-saing new packet schr.
MERCHANT, Capt. Geo. w. Couch, having The
greater portion of her cargo engaged, and going On
board viii sail with all possible Dispatch Fer balance
OF freight Of 300 packages tobacco, passage, having
at Edmond g. Davenport's wharf, orto
oc 81 DAVID CIJ2RIE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

lH " have witnessed one nights perform
anee py lne comp atthe Theata land W ,mpst
! ~ = s va ss &c N x. Mason
he and;-a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

1000 8 of 1000, &c. rs Saunders, Is drawn Tickets
S.. -.
Drawn Nos. Of Bel Air Glass AZ:
67 81 40 As 3 d so SO 81 7 so 1S SO Is.
G. W. PURCELL g. co,
oc 81 Agents tor D. Paine d. Co.
fNHAS. HARrWELL ~ co. have in store }.
y fine supply of gentemen's Shirts, standing Collars
London Ties rich figured satin Scarfs; Also large
supply CT gentemens inside Shirts and Drawers ali
OF which will be sold cheap. For bargains, call at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
oc 81 l0l Broad ST., opposite the Swan Tavern.
&CIENCE OF ETIQUETTE.-The Laws IF
~ Good Breeding, or the Science of Etiquette for
Ladies and Gentlemen, containing the rules and usaqes
OF polite society, a chapter on women, courshp and
marriage, with an appendix containing additional in
structons maxims, &c. in personal behaviour. CONVEX
saton, domestic happiness, education, economy, &c,
compiled from the most authentic sources-prce IL cts.
For sale by
DC 81 w RANDlNI prI aa
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.RH ANAGETs,S {

This Evening at ocock-CapitaI: ,$24 900 d of
1000, OF 1000, DC. 7Snumbers, Is drawn. Tickets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

VSEA TUBS, FOOT TUBS, sLOP BUCK
- ETSs TOILET SETS, and CHILDREN'S
BATHS, for sale by r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
ocSi Isl Eagle Square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
4 GaIe in the Pacific.

The bark Galinda Capt. RlDDELL, from san
Francisco, for Realejo, put into Acapulco in dis
tress, Oct IA The following is extract from
her log:
.TuEspAY st Oc-Lat. by 1so So North, long
- squaly with heavy rain attended with vivid lightning
and loud Thunder; strong gales which increased TO hur
cane and the making upini the shape OF pyramids Ihe
boat hanging the days filed and parted her iais
the vessel lyrg her beam ends were obliged to cut
away the mantopmas which took the mainmast ahead
With Next day the wind, if possible increased; we cut
away the foretopmas losing the foremost head, &c the
pumps kept going, the vessel still on her beam ends
covered with and foam and il extreme peril OF founder
ing. Atmdnight il was more moderate, With lgh, con-
fused sea Tie punps kept going, and at AN, we
commenced clearing the wreck Our loss during the hur
rcanc amounted to all spas sails and rigging with
tie exception of bowsprit main yard, and mizzenmas
which We're efl uninjured."
Among the passengers of the Galinda were the
following; w S Ross, DR.. E. c. Franklin, H o.
Fowler. B. Carmen, D. Baldwin, H. c. Codwise
W H Lee, Col. H T. Myers, and 60 others.
The ship Louisa Capt. Bradford, of Boston,
from San Francisco for Realejo and Panama, put
into Mazatlan Oct 10, with 100 passengers, to-
tally dismasted having been knocked down on
her beam ends, where she lay for eight hours
After abe righted she had nine feet water IN the
hold Her ballast, which consisted of 40 barrels
of lime and sand becoming wet, chokcd the
pumps, rendering them useless. The crew and
passengers succeeded in bailing her out, in doing
which all hands were badly burned by the lime
The ship Cabot from San Francisco for Realejo
and Panama, with $50 passengers put into AGA
pulco dismasted and was condemned. %-lMost Of
her passengers as well as some others took pas.
sage across the country mules being unable to
proceed in any other manner, as the steamers
bound down were in such a crowded state
AcApvLco-The Br. brig Margaret, with 70 passengers
for Realeo and Panama chartered and sailed Oct IL
The ship Russell with $50 passengers, took in an addition
al number and sailed 9Th October. All well
The steamer Sarah Sands took about 100 additional and
sailed 18th Oct anoon
REALEJo.--In Port The bark Stafford, from San Fran
cisco uncertain; sch J. B ShippincoH loading for san
Francisco ship Maranna from and for DO, uncertain ana
others not recolieced.
LIST OF VESSELS N DISTRESS At ACAPULCO oct- II.
Barks Galnda, Riddee from San Francisco for Realeo
dsmasted Belgrade from and for do with 100 passengers
djsmasted; Niagara tB dismased; and several others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07

600. and fhen say, well done, Wings OF
westcbcster 3D. Tribune.
TOMPKINS co.
IrHAcA Nov. 6-PM.
Byxny s. wA1pRlDeE, Wing, has 500 major
ay fer Congress in Tompkins and chemung
Counties
Yates gives go for HaIsey, bunker, SO that
Walbridge is elected by $50.
JEFFERSON co.
Seymour has COO to 700 majority for Governor
Or. Willard Ives Opp beats Charles E. Clarke
Tor Congress.
rxs9 Roorback.
(1enung Co. has elected two Wing members
nj Assembly, also District Attorney.
iOfcourse this is a bunder. Chemang Co only
has one Member, and has the bad habit of electing
8 Loco Fooo by a large majority. We hope this
storld r.oa CLenon0o. Ed.
CHENANGo Co
owaeo, Nov 6, PM
Chenongo Go. gives Seymour 300 majority.
Taylor, Opposition carries the District for Con,
grcss by 1000.
ORANGE co.
GOSHEN. Evening Of Nov. g.
This Assembly District ed still in doubt be-
4ween Rumsay Wing, and his opponent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Nox-Lerse,-Conaressmen Eleeled.
The Great Question.

We announce with no common sahSiac-
ton, the signal triumph of FREE ScHooLs
al the recent Election. Our returns are Us
vet very imperfect and scattered but they
induce MS to believe that the State Canvass
will show majority against the Repeal
Of the Free School Law of $4,000 to
100000. We hear of majorities for Repeal
IN very few localities, while majorities
against Repeal are numerous and album
dant. We think this City has given at
least Thirty Thousand Majority against
Repeal had full vote been polled, 1t
would have been Forty Thousand Many
votes were lost through inattention; some
for want of ballots. However, enough is
as good as a feast and we feel confident
that Education Free to All has been re-
affirmed as a cardinal principle Of our Poll
teal system by large majority. Now let
the new Legislature silence all Constitu-
tional cavils by reenac,ing the law, with
whatever notifications and improvements
Experience may have suggested, and New
York Will have set her sister States South
and West of her noble example. Free
Schools for all and for ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
;,t,,en,s by the President.

.,a..a,Ier Rsmsay and Richard ". Thonpson, 10 DC
= ,s.oners to negotiate treaty with the Missssipp
~ peter Sioux Indians for the cXngushment OF heir
s1 snd in Minnesota Territory, and with Indians and
for the gushment Of their utles TO the lands
@ Ike Red Ryer Of the North IN sad Territory under the
Er.i .ecfion Of the Act Of 50th September, 1850.
T'homes Foster 10 be Secretary TO said Commission
John II Rollins jesse Stem and John A. Rogers, to be-
Special gents for The Indian Tribes N Texas, under ACT
81 3GTh September, 1850
Eteberr W Saunders 10 be Register OF the Land Office
81 Cahaba Alabama, vice Alanson Saltmersh.
Hardy Herbert be Register Of the Land Office Mont
qomerY Alabama, vice Duncan B. Graham.
Edward Taylor TO be Register Of tho Land Office al
DemOpols Alabama, vice Lewis B. hcCarty.
William Judge, TO be Register OF the Land Office al Spar
TO- Alabsma Vice Wade II. Greeping.
William B. Figures. 70 be Register OF the Land Office Of
Huntsville Alabama. vice Jpo T. Coleman,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Wednesday, Nov. pm.
Elmore for Congress, elected in the Ist District
over Durkee, Independent In the I'D Eastman,
Opp elected over Cole Wing. In the Hid
Doty, independently elected over Hobart Opp
Legislature Opposition in both Districts.
MILWAUKEE, Wednesday, o'clock.
Twelve towns in Wanhicka Co. heard from
give Durkee 1876 majority For Assembly Mil
waukee sends two Opposition and two Independ-
ents; Wanbicka Co. three Opposition and
Wing. Senate, Milwaukee Co. one Opposition;
Racine Co. one Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-07
DIE d
io,. s,h INST st i RICHARD CREED, IN tbs

Wednesday evening, 9th INST, RICHARD CREED ia ths
65A year o his Bge.
H friends and respectfully invited attend hs
funeral from his this Thursday aer
noon at O'Clock further invitation His .emans will b.
removed 10 Jamaica for lntsTment
On ssay evening" 9Th after short but nssa
WILLIAM HASTY.
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church, respectfully invited TO
attend his late residence No Harrison Of, this al
tsrnoon a - o'clock precisely
Al bis residence Hundred and Sixteenth 81 Harlem, os
Tuedsy Nov s 1850 JOHN RASDEL Esq tho 18th year Of
age - =,
his residence Thursday at O'Clock Pm
will be waiting in front 81 Thomas Church until hall
pastl2 O'Clock 80, ,,,,, =, ~ a.,
daughter Of The Miller tho 7fth Of her
The friends Of the family respectfully invited %
attend the funeral Thursday the 1t ns 1T O'Clock PM at st
Johns Chapel will b. taken Tnt, Gene
terry ntefment.
"Wednesday tbs nt ser few days ins4s, Mss NANCY
BURLEIGH IL the Goth ear Of her age
The lrend family invited TO attend the uaoa from the
residence OF her Rogers l7s Division Fin
Gsy, b. sh met, at O'Clock p NJ.
Boston, Mass. papers please copy.