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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

,s!er BOOTS AND 5.f5%- .ressa
w LARGE AND Fea~ sLY.g ny
For L4dies-Back and B.ots from 81
5otoS4
81 to 81 ),
Do % Do, d. do >"Ygsis and Ties, do
Do do Jenny lind anf Parodi Ties
Do do patent iea,her Boomer Boots,
new svte
For Gentlemen-Best French caf Dress Boots
Do d patent leather do do
Double sole B 4ots, all qualities
Call dress aud dc uJle seie Boots,
from So to "a so
Do Monterey Ties and Brogans do
So TO 81
Pateut leather do do do and Oxford
For Misses and Chdren--A great veriety embracing
almost every style ard price
For Sergant Men and Womep- "A VERY large supply
of every kind, ard among them Brogans and Shoes
of our manufacture, all OF which can be sold
unusually low
Purchasers will do we'll to ca Il the Subscribers at
bs 1sC STORE No. 49, Sh dS2I 1eG~ Ms,e = R.
manufacturers and Dealers in oots Shoes & Trunks
oc Is
s9h SUPERB FALL HATS.-Ele- ia,
EssA gantIy made by tie best class OF work ISSS
~ men, OF choice materials, and in the most E!s.s
ANTHONY'S hats possess a reputation inferior to
none made 10 the civ, and as they are sold cheaper
than at any other establishment, their popularity not
at all surprising.
Rutrla Beaver Hats So so
Best quality Moleskin, S3 SO
Second quality do SO 90
Best quality silk 50 so
FINE CALFSKIN sEWED BOOTS,
ONLY Three Dollars and FIFTY Cents.
] H. ANTHONY has made arrangement with
OF the best makers in the city of Philadelphia, to
supply him with handsome and substantial calf skin
sewed Boot, which he will sell at the Unprecedented
low price OF three dollars and fifty cents.
oc2 "a COLUMBIAN HOTE CORNER.
osu-aR FAMILY CARRIAGE.-The sub
8yTsSaE scrber has on consignment Vrania made
Fanny carriage, which will disposed of on accom-
mo5atng terms, if early application be made 70
ALEX MOTT,
oc rs Corner of 18th and Main sis.
sssssagsE.-z.,. BEAU riFUL PIANO FORT stS.
" u 7 vt WoK CEs TEk,s SUPERIOR
PIANO FORTES They fnew
and beautiful styles 6, G., and octaves, which we
"s ses TIC "''e"'0n NM" MoRR1s & BROTHER.
"a DIE n GRAY, Dr. UGGIsTs, l47 MAIN
"a STREET, have in store and are now recevin e
large additions to their stock OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. SURGEONS INsTRU-
,u,n r. MENTs; PAINTS, OILS, DYES c y,
which they offer for sale The most favourable terms
to cash and punctual dealers aus
RH UslCAL.-P. H. TAYLOR is now OPEN
IVA ing:
PIANO STOOLS AND CHAIRS, of rosewood
and mahogany, carved an plain, covered in bro
catell, velvet, needle work, plush, hair, coh &c
GUITARS, of Amer can and Paris manufacture, from
=, ~ N n arlln and other celebrated makers
MELODEONS, of Al and octa yes.
FLUTENAS AND ACCORDEONS, from Parisl
tt- best 7ssormen in the state.
VIOLI&S AND FLUTES, of every variety.
Strings Tor ali Instruments, new music Tor PiaBos and
Guitars PHI TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Warehouse,
oc3 leo Man st. opposite the Banks.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10
TEE STATE CANVASS.
At a meeting Of the Whig State Central Commits

At meeting of the Wing State Central Committee
held on the 10Th October, 1851:
tenant Governor and Attorney General, upon the two
State Tickets, be invited to visit the city of Rich
mond and address the People on the 18th of Novem-
Der next, and that the people OF all the contiguous
counties be invited to attend and hear the discussions
and that similar mass meetings of the people should
be held atPetersburg, Norfolk, Alexandria, Lynch
burg, Farmve, and other prominent points OF the
State and that the candidates should be invited TO ap
pear at theesqnens aud address them; and that the
Chairmadcbhe ecosed TO communicate this resolu-
ton to trefyIna p.tes.''
Ia MES LYONS. On AMMAN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

Al meeting Of the Wing Central State Committee
held November 8, 1851:
''Resclved, That the citizens OF Richmond be re-
quesed to make the requisite arrangements for the
Mass Meeting expected be held in this city the
l3rh inst when the State candidates OF the Wing and
Democratic parties are invited to be present 1t i
suggested that Public Meeting be held with view
to these arrangements at the African Church. OF
Thursday evening next. at 7 oclocs
JAMES LYONS, Chm.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

NEW VOLUME ENGLISH REPORTS.
~ J. w. RANDOLPH has received 70 En-
gllsh Law and Eqmly Repods-$2 Also, No s
no go
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ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOAT
r1 4

Northern Cars from Acqua Creek, Fredericksburg
&C., daily, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg, &c, daily
at half past 6 O'clock, A. NJ.
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &c
daily at half past l O'clock, ?. Nj
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at o'clock, P. M.
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the Appoms On
River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at III a
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al 81
2. vi.
Norfolk Steamboat lat Rocketts) Mondays, Wed
nesdays and fridays, At AZ P NJ
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthal
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, at a 7. NJ
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays, al
O'Clock P. NJ
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10
CITY TRAyELLERs'- DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, Tor Fredericksburg, Washington, &c,
daily, at half past o'clock, A M
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon, &c, daily at
half past 6 o'clock, P M,
&c, or I.ynchbnrg, daily, at O'clock, A NJ.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, TUESDAYS, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. NJ
Danville Cars, for Appomattox River, Farmylle,
Lynchburg, &c, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at O'clock A. NJ :; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa-
turdays, at half past o'clock P. M.
Norfolk Steamboat, Curtis Peck,l Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past O'Clock, A. NJ.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Wathall,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 8
O'clock A. M.
Lvnchburg Canal Packet. daily except Sunday, at
6 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

COLLEGE AND SCHOOL BOOkS.-Ibe
~ subscriber has added to his former stock oil Books
the following, viz:
Carpenters PRINCIPLES of Human Philosophy
BIar's Rhetoric University edition
Familiar Science, by Peterson
Science OF Things Familiar, by Brewer
Letters on Astronomy, by d. Olmsted l.. l.. D,
Rhetorical reader by Parker
Parker's National Series OF Readers-Nos | , 2,
and 4.
Boyd's Rhetoric
French Conversation
Anthem S and Arnod's Latin ard Greek Works
Also, large lot of Steel Pens, warranted first
rate article, tor sale on moderate terms
Stationery OF all kinds on hand and Tor sal. cheap.
RELIGIOUS WORKS.
Infant Baptism, by r Howell
The Bible in the Family by Boardman
Neander on the Philippians by Mrs Il G Con ant
Worlds only Hope, by r w Cushman
Lectures on the Lords Prayer, by Williams
Religious Liberes-its struggles and lriumphs, by
Underhill
Plymouth ard the Pilgrims
Family Testament, with notes by the American
fact Society
AMI large supply OF the Baptist Psalmody.
CHAS WORKMAN,
Baptist Book Depository, No 203 Main ST.
nod Square above the Va B INKS
WOSEPH RODGERS 81 SONS' CUTLERY
eG AND RAZOR STROPS-Nash &, Woodhouse
have lust received from Messrs Jos RODGERS & S, u.s.
Sheffield, iage supply of their superior Cutlery
consisting Of Razors, Pen, Pocket and Desk Knises
Scissors and Erasers, together with lot OF their
and four sided Razor otrops.
Several of the most choice patterns of both K hives
and Razors were gotten up to special order, and
our address, MASH & WOODHOUSE, Richmond
etched upon the blades of each. oc %
EWTOOLLEN WRAPPIN(S-A large vari
wv ley Of the above Just received and for sale
cheap, viz:
Fancy wool Sacks for ladies',
Do do do for children,
Do do Hats aud Caps do
Do do Carriers do
Do do Mutfiers'and Boas,
Also, a handsome variety Of fancy wool Hose, for
chIden. VIM. SWORDS.
oc Is 225 Broad st., Shockoe Hill.
a Low rs, GLOW ES.-Lades' and eentIemens
As Kid Gloves, white black and colored, all mum
bers good quality; ladies', gents and childrens
fleece lined silk do; buck cashmere, Bun thread, cot
Ton and other Gloves, for sale
J. G. CHENERY'S,
NOD Ornoslte Dennt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

IA NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
The Laws OF Health, in relation to mind and body.
series OF letters from old practitioner to patient
by l. onel John Beae, NJ r c S
Operative Surgery, based on normal and pathology
cal AnatoniY-by F Magalgne, Professor Agre de
la Facue de Medicine de Paris, Chrurgen de T Hos
pitai de Lourcine Chevtlier de la Legion d. Honneur
ct du Mefe, MiIitaile de Poogne, &c, translated
from the French by Frederick Britain A M D VI
l., illustrated by wood engravngs.
Surgical Anatomy, by Joseph McLise, Fellow OF
the Royal Society of Surgeons with sixty eight CO.
outed plates. no 5
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

wTOTTg Il TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
~ Proposals will be received at the Engineers Of.
flee at Charlottesville The l4h OF November, Tor the
construction of bridge over Mechuns river on the
Virginia Central r road The length OF the bridge
will be $50 ieet in three spans; height OF bridge above
the river 10 feet.
Bids will be received on Howe's plan ard Towns
lattice. ,o.,
The work is to be finished by the lst Of July, 1852,
but The timber 10 be procured at once.
Plans and specifications will be ready to be exhibit
4olo 1koO2 Ii inst
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

yHOSIERY. GLOVES. AGA tull assortment
aE of silk, cotton and wooen Hosiery, Gloves
&c, direct from the importers, for sale cheap al
WIN. j. SWORDS,
oc Is 225 Broad st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

pORTER AND ABEL have on hand largo
Il stock of Philadelphia Porter and Ale, in quart end
pint bottles Private families, nvalids &c, can be
supplied with an excellent article and in prime order.
1t will be sent 10 any part Of the city.
noo1 Holm Ci.ENDINlNG
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

YVVO THE LA FURS--l am
Il this day opening Fancy Furs, as follows: black and
natural colored Lynx Mofs Fiea, mountain. Maren,
Siberian, Squirrel Kip Fox and Genet do; Stone Mar
ten Fitch, Genet. AID other vctorines and boas also,
Cuffs to match Swsnsdown Ermine, to which invite
JOHN THOMPSON,
oc "a 81 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

HAE MOUNTS TOOTH ACHE. DROPS.
@T Warranted to cure in minute-one nights
sleep is worth the money; just received and for sale
by
nov DOVE, ISAACS & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

sB1AAA BOXES ELKI NTOAsS AND
~0I|0H Adamantiae Candies for sale by
no s las WINSTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10
aMANs CHRIsTIAN ANDERsoN-

HM ANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSON For
III FL sale by " RANDOLPH.
Merry Tales for little Folks, with numerous ilustra-
lions, muslin, gilt edgesSI.
The Wide, Wide World, by Elizabeth Wetherell
4th edition, 3 vols in one, muslin gilt edges-$2
The PharmaeopGia of the the U States, by authori-
ty OF the National Medical Convention l85l-S3
Ladies' Musical Album, plates, quaro muslin, gilt
edges-$250 80.
Girhood of Shakspeares Heroines I'd series, by Mrs
Clarke, plates--Sl 25
Practical Treatise on Poisons, their symptoms,
andotes and mode of treatment, by O N Costill-37
cents.
Goes new Drawing Lessons-SI.
Hans Christian Andersons wonderful Tales from
Denmark, new translation, with plates-75 cents
The Perlous Adventures of Quintin Harwood and
his brother Brian in Asia, Africa and America plates
so cents
Infantine Knowledge: spelling and reading book
on popular plan, pates--37 cents.
Hand Book OF Literature and the fine Arts, com
piled and arranged by Geo Ripley and Bayard Taylor
plates-S2.
Sketch Book Kuickerbocker's New York, The
Traveller, and ALEXANDRIA by Irving, 8vo, illustrated,
muslin, gilt edges at 81.
Irvinas Ahsmbra illustrated; 8vo Turkey morocco,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10
ELECTIONS.

r. r. DANIEL, Sec'Y.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

The friends OF the great East and Wet railroad.
projected from Cincinnati to tne Ohio River or NJ
rietta and Belpre Intend to hold celebration of
the commence menl OF the work west OF GretntieId d.
at New Vienna, in the County of Clinton on Friday
the 9TH day OF November '
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10

MT ASH 4 WOONHUUSE have Just recelved
~ per schr Hanover, further supplies OF N Q
FORTES, from Messrs. A. Stoddard u Co., to which
they invite the attention of those wanting really good
and durable instruments.
N. q w. will also receive in few days. from
Chickerinp another of those magnificent seven octave
Piano Fortes richly carved and finished in the style
OF Louis XIV.
GIUTARS-They have lately received supply of
Mor,;n's . yoneeIv toned Guitars oc Is
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ihk NAVAL Day Dock This great but
gahisaed work Is being somewhat improved two
.AnehSe metal gates have been erected about forty
~ uoa The calSsoa. They have been rendered
~esssMN IN Consequence of the caisSon's proving
Iss1eieIi 10 Keep the water from running INTO the
80 80 scea vessels are beng repaired They are Of
ss& Mehgih, and when >lOsed form "A segment, the
S. ea 70" anu the caSSon, they are built of heavy
80 metal. rivoted together ami ribbed with the
G MATERIAL The rlb> Running horlZoi tally IN paral
ssseS aooul hiteen inches apart, and about the
80 Nnlh They vi. probably Ne finished IN two
a.. iae san !aciEto Is N the Dock. The fit
sSs W ger engines, 70 which there has been con.
ear."l'. Sesas, Is now progressing rapidly toward
I,sNh~ lhe screw propeller has been fitted,
SsGa position 10 afford M excellent opportunity
SxweGs The mode OF is operation. II seems She is
4, s 70 visit the DRY DocA several times before
n, WMptnoh. The engines which were made az
w VsStoht foundry, are on their way 20 the Ma
k,e M vi u is probable she VIII have To retire De-
sssrs " eie plt IN, 10 MAKE room for The French
os 81 .Sa's Mogador. rAe new Dry Dock build.
a. 49,, sn progressing, although, IN the opinion Of
txr.s.sei' thf. George Wllhamson,) II viii not be
pos .ssu un'l 1853 Il is beng constructed IN the
rpsnssSrSAtlal manner the walls are granite. the
asiers n, ~uhiroA supports and floors Of the same
S,sN.1a its dimensions are 800 feet by CO. and when
egas,s WI De hre-proo! The eastern portion efthe
sees-ss appropriated 20 the engine and IN achlnery
fAs s~ ay io'pamping the water from The Dry Dock.
sesAssne Is a most beautiful ana perfect piece OF
GxIe a. go AaS d large ioN pressure VVluthsuiS
rvssms~S oVV horse power The piston, which Is
"a NJ .! apsrallel motion, is twelve feet stroke.
xutn. Sxa'ae'er OF the cylinder hfty inches. The
hw,,.f 0e"m"hicA Is solid cast IRON and hfieeniunS
y 'hlfty one Zee, inches long. The Ay-
earsS sitth tuns weigh. And twenty four feet III
The crankS. shafts ana oih,r arnUrJc nancCs
N,sS >s' Sh. The rough castings fihe machinery
@-s e. uvhten, Which, contrasting With The solid
ear,nsaN 'sil 10 give 70 ne whole a grand ap-
shrA ~. Tue engine Is supplied by three boilers,
49, ave Situated IN An adio,n,n, r,,.,r, ,haV are
4, Metiy ave feet long ana sen sniy feet in dame.
4 Als'e1 To each IS one OF MesSrs WOrihlngton
q No.. Percussion WaIer- guagcs,r which give
kSs,s index 10 the Quantity of water IN the
ens - etre Is also attached to each boiler force
h0lsrs aen arrangement IS such as 20 allow of the
Qns AZ used singly and as there is To be an en-
Wea az ,sseh'y,hve horse power put up in the room
narhs.see ooaler-rcom. TO be used in running the
rec ss,, N the workshops, these pumps will oe of
>'S' as one otthe boilers can always De used
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
Oar Treaties with the Indians-Dr GardincG
about 90 return-Prc ident Fillmore.

W ALUMINIUM NtNit>u'ANi aug 10 1921
Mcssrs. Todd and Campbell, Commis-
sioncrs appointed by the President TO make Indian
Treaties under tie general law and also TO relieve
the border from Indian dcpredatons the frontier.
undtr the Treaty OF Gutdalupe, have returned 10
this city. II appears that subsequent 10 their ap.
poin,mept and departure and toward The close OF the
last session. Mr. Lee, Commissioner of the Ind an
Bureau, recommended Congress that all treaties
with Indians should be negotiated by some officer Of
The Indian Bureau.
Congress acted upon the recommendation, and
passed the law. Tho President was unaware OF this
provision OF lie law, Wncn Mr.. Todd came on here
last Spring bat soon as De became aware OF II, he
caused The Commissioners Ia be written 10, INTERIM
M them bu, telling them they could be OF any use
To remain. Finding, however, that they were by
Congress p aced IN "a secondary position, where they
could D., OF no use. they signed, Ike high minded
gentlemen.
Commissioner Lee. OF the Indian Bureau. has been
for some tlm, absent making treaties IN the West.
his Bureau, antlme, being under the charge OF MI
MIN
Doctor Gardiner, his brother say, would have re
turned ere thus, but that he written 10 To stay
away until 10 could be aSccuaIned that A reasonable
amour, of bail would be fixed THIS point having
been satisfactorily arranged, he has been written
Tor. and il expected about the last Of this month
The President viii not return iol at least three
weeks, unless somcthlug should arse requiring his
pfosouce here lPhlla. Inquirer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
Emisration 70 Utah, sc.
FroIn the Kane.riIle Iswsl Onardlan. Jnlr

from Tie n auc-fille li5wfl tuerGian. July IL
President Orson HYDE, Editor of this pa
per, left Ksnesville on Saturday esth nit. al II
O'Clock forenoon. ;or the Valley Of the Great Salt
Lake, II good health and splrts-nd Is expected 20
return IL the month Of October next
Hon. = T. Brocchus, of Alabama ono OF the As
soclate JUDGES OF the Supreme Court Of Utah left
tbs place on sunday morning, 29ih ut. also Albert
Darlington. Esq., late from Washington City, &C
COmpan cd by gOOGly number OF the citizens Of this
town wi'h Il splendid spung carriage, four horses
III hand driven by II. " Miller the Old Pioneer Of
tie West
The Judge and Mr Ca5ring,on were detained
longer than they anticipated VI consequence OF some
little repairs hat had bo made previous 20 their
departure hut hey expected to oyertake Elder HYDE
and share MS company over the plans ana the
mountains The company OF citizens who went Oui
with the Judge an escort. prose cted their Jour
Tey aI as The sX-nlie camp On the other side OF
the Missouri River and being unable % OTertase
the Elder and hls company they returned while
the Judge. Mr.. CaHncton. and others IN their COM
pany proceeded on, 10 OyeTtdhe Mr. HYDE who was
al the least calculation thirteen miles ahe al Ofthem
Our latest accounts from the plains are favorable
grass IS good and plenty of i. and SIperabundance
Of water The health Of The SAINTS is good and a
far a. have learned, peace prevails among them
all and VIC trust that no dScordant feeling may pre-
vail to any extent among those Who are left IN Pot
tawdtamc.
It's rimOred that &c OF j. wagons Of Oregon emf
grants have returned from Beaver Creek, having lost
IS head OF cattle, leaving them barely enough 70 gel
back 10 The riyer. We could not learn whether the
PaWnees ran hem of OF they StamHeded out under
stand three or four hundred Of these Indians were
al Their camp begging the day before 20 many CON
flctlng statements have been made IN regard 10 me
matter that We shall have await the arrival OF the
company, before can give any authentic lnforma-
ton.
We have heard nothing from the emigration that
left this place since they crossed the river
The mail from Salt Lake passed Fort kearney on
the evening OF the 10th ut, ten days out from In
dependence.
The emgranis on the II. Joseph and Indepen-
dence roads have been troubled to some extent by
ArapahOos and Cheyenne Indians.
The following Is the number of wagons, &c, that
passed Fort hearney mp 10 the 9th June.
Wagons, So oxen, cows. horses and mules 1919
mon. lI56 women, OBS children. 199
The road from Table Creek, or Old Fort kearney,
has been passabc all the season. when other routes
Oh the south side have been Distracted by high water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15
List of Patents
Issued ron ne United States Patent O9ce
me irGud II. 1851

Issued ron he United States Patent ONce for ne cct md
itGuSf r. 1851.
ICarofully prepared for The Ncw-York Tribune
Leander W Boynton, of South Coventry, Conn,
for Improvement In Machines for Cleansing Wool.
Dated August - 1851.
Lewis ). Chichester, of Williamsburg. y Y, for
Improvements IN Machines Tor Pointing Slaves.
Dated August II. 1881.
Mark VI Ison, of Etowah, Ga, for Improvements
IN Spike Machines. Dated August II, 1851
AIel :. LYMAN of New ork, \ Y, for Improved
Wa,er-Gauge for Steam Boilers. Dated August ~,
1851.
John McAdams. Of Boston. Mass, for Improve
meni IN Machines for Numbering the Pages OF Ac.
count Books. Dated August - lsjl
for Improvement IN the Manufacture of Pigments.
Dated August ~ 1851 Patented III England, Feb
ruay Ii, 1897
Ezra Ripley, of Troy, y. Y, for Improvement IN
Method of forming Teeth upon Cast-lton Grinders.
Dated August II, 1851.
Isaac VI. Singer, Of New-l ork. y. y, for fnprove-
ment in Sewing Machines. Dated August II. 1851
Francis Wilbar. of RoXhury, Mass, FOR Improve
ment IN Construction of Roots. Dated August IL,
1851.
Allen L. Wilson, of WsteTtown, Conn, for ln-
provements IN Sewing Machines. Dated August -,
1851.
John : Dare. Of Knight>toNn, la, ior Improve.
ments III Shoulder Braces, combined with ABDOMINAL
Supporters. Dated August l9, 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15

PAINFUL RrMOR. Under this heading
I'm, NoodtiN, Al!ssJ wing of the 1T INST has the
following horrible stOr During the last few days
a report has been In circulation IN our vicinity to the
follow ing effect |, Is stated that on Friday last, as
three chidren were returning from school, near Lib
ery, IN Amiie County they were OreFlakeL BY PACK
of docs IA pursuit of runaway negroes. The dogs
fell upon them, and before assistance could be rem
dered KILLED md marty CerOured crery one 81 thtm
The father OF the children, hearing their screams and
the barking Of the dogs ran out with has gun ana sue
ceeded in Killing TWO of them. At this time the own
or of the dog rode NJ and threatened 10 Sn0ot the
fatber 4 ne shst any more oil the dogs. The dis
tressed father reloaded ms gun, and oeratey sho,
the owner of The dogs through the heart after which
he gave himself UP, tried and discharged we
have not heard the names of any of the parties.
We know that such stories grow as they travel.
and We sincerely hope that the reports thnl nave
fcacled Us IN tGs case ere exaggerated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-15

,ofirnish steam therefor Beneath the engine-room
well Is sunk some FIVE SIX feet below the Level
OF the bottom OF the dock. and connected theIe wth
50 that the latter can be pumped thoroughly dry
inches IN diameter and eight feet stroke ana at
fourteen revolutions per minute, which Is tie ave
rage speed of the engine, they Will displace four
thousand eight hundred cubic feet, or thiriy-sX
thousard three hundred gallons Of water per minute,
propclIing It with great rspidty through cuiyert,
bach MO the rycr. When the new gates are fin
ished Mr Williamson feels confident that he can
eror,,y the dock In less than two hours, whereas on
the occasion Of the san Jacinto's coming IN, the
a underwriters" pumps were working one week
night and day 20 accomplish II.