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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-12

The Enquirer describes an ingenious wnnowng ma
chine, which in operation Haxals mill. 1t is the
invention of Mr. D. B. Saunders, OF Virginia. The
Enquirer says:
is very simple, and most effective in cleaning the
foulest wheat. vacuum is produced by a4otary ian,
and by mere suction, iii The word may be usedl the
Imperfect grains are carried up tube aud down re-
serVolr, and the pure grains fall to the ground Mr..
Haxa says that lis operation is worth Is per cent Ia
obtain them
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-12
CHOSE love who never loved before,
And those who love now love the MORE"

Proud maidens, naughty heiresses and contemptuous
misses, who have hitherto turned deaf ear to tender
of loving SWANS, whom smiles and tears have
been spent in vain, undergo complete change in the
spirit OF their dream, and within the twinklng OF am
eye rendered SOFT tender ann afiectienate at the
lowest prices and without loss of time. And those
Lords OF the Creation,'' who have vowed to spend
their lives in Estate of single blessedness and boast
the name of women haters," are melted down and be-
come gentle the meek eyed dove; these with other
like wonders too numerous to mention, effected by
these splendid Valentines. fe ii
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-12

EpAA TlMORE RECTIFIED WHTSKEY.
-MD A few barrels johnson & Ncodemus" rectifed
Whskey, receiving this morning per steamer. We
sh receveareguar supplies of this brand aud purcha-
Sers will do well to call and examine the qnality.
fe II VILLA MS q BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-12

M Office know all men by these presents, that
Uupo nave en0se9 Tor my eaa quarters the
Main street, and have authorized my old friend JAS
B. GIBB to act in my behalf in all matters OF Love
Courtship ane Marriage. The Valentines sold by ].
B. G. operate upon the feelings like Magic Charm"
making
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-12

TO give relefto cruel pangs OF pain,
Relieve the patient from his torturing grief,
To cure instantly Burns Sores and Sprans,
Is the object OF Railways Ready Relief
Rheumatism, Cramps, Paralysis and Govt
Frost Bitten Flesh--or Cold Cuts or Chaps
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-12

a AGA KEGS NORTH CAROLINA AND
III 9EsT OHIO LARD, receiving, for sale.
fe II JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-12

n ARD OIL, prime quality, for sale by
Ell fe II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
GTUARTrS REFINED LOAF SUGAR.
~ 20 hal boxes, landing this day. from schr. Henri
CO for sala hy
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R EMENIBEk, THE l4TH FEBRUAR

HIp 4
HI is ST. VALENTINES DAY valentines
Valentine Writers and Envelopes, can be had in the
greatest variety, at the bookstore OF
te ~ NASH d WOODHOUSE.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-13
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Franklin has arrived At New York.
from Cowes on the 26th uliimo. Throueh The
Telegraph we are put III possession Of the following
items: etinq rs fe
CoTTos since the sailing OF the America has been
active a, I'D advance. The sales are 90. 600 bales.
Of which spectators and exporters took 1000 bales.
The quotations are, fair Orleans SID; fair Mobile
5Gd; fair Uplauds SID pa
The QUEEN alter ded the great regatta at Cowes,
and at The cose sent R5 10 the crew Of the America
with which TO drink her health.
Ireland is believed TO be on The brink of great
crisis. The new Catholic association has drfied
the law and Government in the most open manner,
and the Catholic presses equally violent in their
denunc,aons OF the An,i-Pspal bill, and in the ex
preston OF a determination to violate and set the
law al naught. A new and comprehensive field Of
agitation IL thus opened, and the controversy is
proceeding in the most virulent manner. The Go
vernmen il is unders ood, is not disposed TO
look the matter, but will prosecute with the utmost
rgor Ill those Catholic Bishops vino assumed the
titles Of their respective sees on the occasion of
the recent demonstration at Dublin. .sf1
The daughter OF the English Vice Consul at St
Sebastian stabbed To the heart recently, at a
ball, by young officer Of the engineers, whose adj
dresses had been prohibited by the lady parents.
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AT Hamburg United STATES per GEMS. quoted al
1888 ditto sr per CENTS, Hopes csrti, lOe Mssyhnd
five per osOts S. The last quotation Of United States sr
per cents. at Frankfort is lis3 10 lls. ) s,g ~ N
An idea Of The immense amount Of United States securities
held by foreigners may be formed omshe fact that Of
forming the halfysary interest due the State
debt Of Pennsylvania the LIST instant less than $62 600
was due to foreign holders only $3ao coming to domss
holders According this shout thirty millions of dol
lars Of the debt Of that State is hold in Europe, leaving bot
ten millions in the hands Of United States capitalists.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
EYos1 gu oUR B LoNDoN CORRESPONDENT q
LosDos, AUsusr ~, 1861.

Is ara 80 = j. LoNDoN, AUoUsr 81, 1861.
The returns Of the last census have furnished
many materials for our political economists and
satsls, and certainly in all their bearings point TO
most important conclusions. For instance, Inc
reputation of England, Wales, and Scotland, and
the islands in the British seas increased from l64l
10 1851 237. 438, whilst that Of Ireland diminish
ed no less than l649, 325 leaving the absolute in
crease OF the United Kingdom only 576, 3 during
the ten years, and Of this aggregate increase no
less than 4O5 457 is found in the division Of Lon
don, or within The metropolitan districts, which ex-
tend over 4 surface of about seven hundred square
miles. So much for the general result, considering
Ireland as part Of the United Kingdom, and the
grand total Of the people who regard Queen VIC
ToRIA as their liege sovereign, and who form the
standard by which the United Kingdom, as whole
nation, is to be measured, when compared, in re-
spect to numerical position, with other nations.
OF the increase in England and Wales alone,
which is stated to be 1908 "a it is found that
The metropolitan districts have increased. 405,457
The seats of the cotton manufactures. 36O, 4IO
Those of the woolsn manufactures, I62, 799
The sarthernwAe and iron districts. 146' soS
The great coal district Observation-Disclosures. 81 653
Leaving for the agricultural districts. 7oss4
M .te 1888, s4I
Of this increase in the agricultural districts, the
Editor Of the Econonsist-vcry good authority in
the case, though always to be followed with cau-
ton, on account Of his very strong bias upon some
that large proportion y 70 be found IN the
towns and therefore unconnected with agricultural pursuits
The Economist supposes that at the very least 600
Of the $685. 84i is increase Of town population, or
population Immediately and directly dependant on sg
culture for employment and subsistence and that Sin
whatever degree all this population have been
uay fed by the productions Of agriculturs it
had il origin and found its nourshment in other arts than
agriculture. The facts stated BY the Economist arp
remey valuable although quite convinced that
all the conclusions which he draws from them correct
The increase in some Of the cities and very sups
ing We cite the following:
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total extent Of land under crops in Ireland in 1850
z6s 2ss acres being increase Of sl4, ga over
ls4s WEARY half Of this land was with oats. In
s49 there we're sown 206 1876 acres OF OATS and in 1850
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total Of land under crops Ireland IN 1850 was
2ss acres being increase Of 2l4,6
ls4s WEARY half Of this land was sown with In
ls4s there we're 2o6l 1855 Of oats and 10 1850
2. l4s, 5s6 acres being increase Of sl4ll
The reduction in the cultivation Of wheat 90 re
The reduction In the cultivation Of barley ~, $40
The cultivation of rye had also decreased. S9 A'
That Of beans and peas had increased. GA
Ia the total of grain crops there decrease Of 1858
In the cultivation Of fax there increase of 726
In that Of potatoes increase over lS49 or Tag
In 1850 increase Of green crops l649 Of
Besides an increase of clover and other artificial a
grasses Of. .- %, 753
Live stock increased 10 1850 in number I,0l9 O07, and in
value FL, 1853, a43. OF this large increase however,,
right to give the following enumeration Horses All
asses 5473 cattle 1916 $40; sheep 49, 9s5; pigs O3s;
goats IS, l24 poultry 6l7, lao. hft e
The value Of the stock on each class Of holdings from
thirty had decreased but the farms above thirty
there had been increase in the value of the stock Of
Ell 500, 252.
n q These figures" says Captain Larcorn, Of the
Commissioners who make the report, "wI be very differ
entity viewed by different people and, indications OF the
f ure very different Dfeences will be drawn from them.
They exhibit extensive changes in the agricultural condition
Of the country, which have attended period of painful tram
siton end have, great extent resulted rem IT, They
can scarcely considered otherwise than favorable n regard
production. They Indicate BY the increase Of large farms
the increasing investment Of capital in agriculture, and the
mute subd Of the land without capital The increase Of
live stock the large farms direct consequences Of this
change. careful consideration, fuller knowledge
Of the peculiares Of the soil and climate Of Ireland would
probably arise from the cause, by directing higher in
egence cultivation This at present appears leading to
the increase Of fax Of crops and Of oats in preference
other cereal produce while, the whole in spite OF
es OF bad and indifferent seasons, there is increased
quantity Of land brought into age, and increased amount
live stock 10 the country These changeshave
been with rapid decrease of the population
There be little doubt from what class Of the community
the detection has tsken place and the agricultural changes
which there to believe had already begun, have
been doubtless precpitated fastened by that detection
The present agricultural condition Of the country is ia
vorabe than which has replaced is replacing and
in regard those who remain there be little to
gard the future with apprehension If those who have left
our shores have also improved their condition. all reports
would lead US believe, the result will the WHOLE be ia
voabe however naturally and deeply may grieve over
the suffering which has attended the transition in all classes
Of society" g,s,
10 h~, N.
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The late insurrectiona movement in Cuba is ex
citing considerable interest here. The Coasti,u
fionnei, which has better right than any other
Journal Of Paris to be considered as the Govern
ment organ. has long leader Of two and half
columns upon the subject this morning. Toward
it's close the article thus alludes to the United
States: s.e
"The Government Of the United States hssever dsclaim
3D. as l. bound to do by the law Of nstions and BY the
letter Of treaties all the expeditions attempted BY the Amer-
asains, Cuba bu. has enegsdcaly rspresscd
hem This It will BE- unable to restrain the ardent
spirits that dreaming Of fortune in the annexation Of
Cuba to the Uoan II has means Of ac,ion upon the
local authorities, which gill fail aid the aven,urers
The American Govenmeo, will be able to arrive At seri
results bu, BY msans Of i,s navy We will see IL MI
FILrMoRr will evnce upon this occasion the good 9TH and
the energy which did % much honor to Gen. TArLoa
'nwe slow to believe in the existsncs Of a serous
in Cuba We have still les faith in ID chances
yet We are fer from nistsking the gravity Of event.
shss uanspns IN Cubs. The repeated expedition. d.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-06-06
AM ACT

To amend the act entitled an act providing
for the collection of claims against Steam
boats and other water Graf fits, and authoriz-
ing proceedings against the same in name,
= passed Fob. 26, l843, and the act amend
atory thereto, passed March 10, l843.
SEC. L. BE IL enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That j is
hereby made the duty Of each and every
constable or other officer, holding an
order for the sale Of any steamboat OF
other wafer craft, under the provisions Of
either Of the above mentioned acts, in
addition 10 the notice required therein
for the sale thereof, 10 give at least Ten
DAYS notice in some newspaper printed
and in general circulation in the county
where such process is issued, in case 9
newspaper is published therein. a'o'
JOHN F. MORSE,
ss Speaker House Representatives
CHARLES c.. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate
March "a, 1851.
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March "a, 1851.
ANACT

Supp emeni1ry to the several acts in relation
10 the recording Of deeds. mortgages, and
other instruments Of writing 51
SEc. 1. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of ase State of Ohio, That all
deeds, powers Of attorney, and other in
sirumenis of writing whatever, other than
mortgages, deeds Of trust in the nature Of
mortgages. and powers Of attorney for
the execution of mortgages, or for the
I execution Of deeds Of trust in the nature
of mortgages, shall be recorded in the sci
Of record books denomlnated "Record OF
Deeds" and oil mortgages, deeds oftrusl
in the nature Of mortgages, and powers
Of attorney f0rthe execution Of mort
cages, or such deeds Of trust as aforesaid
Z shall be recorded in The set Of record
books, denominated "Record Of Mort
qages,N any thing in any act TO the con
trary notwithstanding.
" SEc. 2. In all cases where there are
several grantors or grantees, morfgagon
ormorigages, OF other parties named il
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any such deed, mortgage, OF power Of at
,orney, OF other instrument Of writing,
recorded iIfihc recorders Office Of any
county in the Stale, i shall be the duty
Of the recorder 10 insert in the proper in
dexss the name Of each and every Of
such grautors, grantees, morigagors or
or mortpagees, and other parties; and in
all cases Of deeds, mortgages, and other
instruments Of wiring, made by any
sheriff, master commissioner, marshal,
auditor, executor, administrator, trustee
or other officer, for The sale, conveyance,
or incumbrance Of eny lands, tenemen's,
or hereditaments, and recorded in the
recorder's Office Of any county, il shall be
the duly Of the recorder Of the proper
county 10 insert in such indexes, under
their appropriate letters, respectively
first, the name or names Of the person or
persons, whose lands, tenements or her
ediiaments are sold, conveyed, or in
numbered by the deed, mortgage, or Other
instruments Of writing, Of any such Off
GER; secondly, the official designation ol
such officer, by whom such deeds, mort
cages, or powers Of attorney, or other in
struments OF writing are made; and
thirdly, the individual name or names o.
the person or persons holding snch office
or BY whom such deeds, mortgages, OF
other instruments Of writing are msde.
SEC. 8. All laws and part laws, in
consistent with The provisions of this sci
are hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives
~a. CAARLES G. CONvERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
March 25, 1851. N
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March d, 1851.
AN ACT

To amend "An act, for the proof, acknowl-
edgment ard recording of Deeds and In.
struments of Writing" passed February
%, 1881,
SEC. !. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That no
deed of real estate, heretofore or here
after executed by any person acting :os
others, under a power Of attorney, duly
executed, acknowledged and recorded,
shall be held invalid or defective, because
such attorney, instead of inserting the
name Of his principals in such deed as
the grantors therein, shall have inserted
his own name, as such attorney, as the
grantor; nor because such attorney, in
stead Of subscribing the names Of his
principals to such deed, shall have sub
scribed The same with his own name, as
such attorney; nor because The certificate
Of acknowledgement, instead OF setting
forth that the deed was acknowledged by
the principals, by their attorney, shall sci
forth that it was acknowledged by the
person executing The same, as such at
lorney; but all such deeds, SO executed
within The authority conferred by such
powers ofattorney, shall be, in all RESPECTS
whatsoever, as valid and effectual as il
the same had been executed by the
principals Of such attorneys, in their owr
proper persons. 81
A JOHN F. MORSE, m
Speaker House Representatives
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
III y ! Speaker Of the Senate
March "a, 1851. u .4tEln
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AN ACT

To amend an act entitled an act to provide
for the partition Of real estate, passed Feb
ruary II, 1851.
SEC l.. Be it enacted by The General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That in
all sales made BY The sheriff pursuant 10
an order in case of partition, unls the
cour, shall, by special order, direct and
require on good cause shown, the sale to
be made for cash down, the purchase
money shall he payable, one-ihird on the
day of sale, one-ihird in one year, and
one third in two years thereafter, with
interest; the deferred payments to be
secured to the parties, agreeably TO the
respective interests, according TO the
tenth section of The act aforementioned.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives
CHARLES g. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March "a, 1851.
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AN ACT

Authorizing the granting Of Alimony.
SEC. /. Be it enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That
the seye raj Courts Of Common Pleas in
the State are hereby authorized TO grant
Alimony for the following causes: lsi--
Adultery; 3D. Habitual drunkenness;
3d-Gross neglect of duty; 4lh-Aband.
onmen, Of the wife without good cause;
5lh-When there is separation in con-
sequence ofill treatment OIL the part OF
rhe husband; 6th-Confnement in the
penitenilary, in which case the application
shall be made while the husband is so
confined.
SEC. 2. The proceedings shall be
conducted in all respects as in cases Of
application for divorce. %
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage,
and all acts, and parts of acts, inconsisl-
ent herewith, are hereby repealed.
, JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives
@ CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
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AM ACT

NN' -
To amend an act entitled Gan act TO
create lien in favor Of Mechanics and
others in certain cases." passed March
IL, le43.
SEC. 1. Be it enacted By the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That any
person or persons, who now hold or shall
hereafter hold lien, under the above
recited act, may. in addition to the rem.
edy therein provided for, proceed by pc.
tiuon in chancery, as in other cases OF
liens, against the owner owners Of, and
all other persons interested, either as lien
holders or otherwise, in any such boat
vessel, or other water craft, or house,
mill, mandatory, or other building O.
appurtenance, in the first section Of sale
act mentioned, and the lot or lots oflant
ON which the same shall stand, and OBJ
tain such final decree therein for thu
rent OF sale thereof, as justice and equit.
may require, anything in said act 10 tn
contrary Notwithstanding.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives
CHARLES G. CONvERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
March 25, 1851.
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AN ACT
March 25, 1851.

Relating 10 the erection of custom
house, and other public buildings O!
the United States, in Cincinnati.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
whereas, by an act of Congress, approved
the ,hirtie,h day Of September, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty, there was
appropriated "for the purchase Of site,
and construction of proper building al
Cincinnati, for custom house, indepen-
dent treasury, and other Offices of the
United States, fifty thousand dollars ;pro.
vided, that The total cost Of construction
shall not exceed seventy FIVE thousand
dollars; and provided also, that said build
ing shall be exempted from city taxes,
and all other taxes whatever, by act of
the Legislature Of Ohio" Now, in order
10 give effect to said act and appropri-
alton, il is hereby declared that the build
ings to be erected for the proposes afore-
said, in the city of Cincinnati "shall be
exempted from city taxes, and all other
taxes Whatever" so long as The same
shall be owned and occupied by the
United States, under the said act Of Con
gress, for the offices aforesaid,
@sa JOHN F. MORSE,
| Speaker House Representatives
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
March IL, 1850.
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-AN ACI,

To amend the act to incorporate the
State Bank Of Ohio, and other bank
ing companies. M osfhL (
SEC. l.. BE IL tenactcd by the General
Assembly. of the State Of Ohio, That the
Board Of Control may, at the time, and
in the same manner the president is now
by law elected, elect an officer to be
called the vice president, who may per.
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ANACT

AN ACT
Supplementary 10 the act 10 provide for
The incorporation of townships, passed
March 9Th. 1881. a Hf
SEC. /. BED enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That any
constable within this State, who shall
hereafter receive a list oil township off
GERS, elected or appointed by the trustees
from The clerk Of The proper township, is
hereby authorized to administer the re-
quisite oath or affirmation Of office, and
certify the same upon the back Of his list
Or warrant, and make return within ten
days from the date thereof. 733a i
SEc.2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after the frsl day Of
April next. s as5t 7
JOHN F. MORSE, /
~ Speaker House Representatives
CHARLES C. CONVERS.
~, Speaker ofthe Senate.
March %, 1851. a1 81 gagyaWA /
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form any part or all the duties Of the
president, as said board may direct; the
term Of office and the bond Of the vice
president shall be the same as the presi
dent. .ls
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives.
f' CHARLES G. CONvERS,
Speaker of The Senate.
March %, 1851,
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/, William M. Bell, Auditor in and
for Putnam county, Ohio, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing laws have been
carefully compared by me, and are in
accordance with those published in the
Ohio Statesman, aud Ohio State journal.
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
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