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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
,,i>t ELM a3DUS.

\ VIRGINIA i.>yl,:r /: TuRKEr.-A correspon-
Den, Of Tie NV Y1N Tribune writing from Constantine
pie ms Ire following pa&gfGph:
yoans America" Artist o. fredericksburg, Va, Walter
Csapld h- Iiunc! here from nEai where he
v ;!c purpose 81 fnIntu@ the portraits Of The
2tis % he refugees hc las Succeeded in making those OF
v Eoasuth Baty"n. prrcz., Wycaski Solomon Boy, &c.
a l. is said, cxc.'scn! en, SssS These he purposes pub
!a'ng IN L. ). anG LInan ir Gould spent six weeks
Kutaa.l. ard ueln !" hc kEds manner by all the
with much anxiety Ia
.hc 1T III SepcmUCr next "i,r they are to be liberated
Nnith greater o''ion VI then TAKE passage in the Misss
s:p2i i,r -" Io. W Gould is unw taking portraits oil
Grant N2er @.chd Ptcha nn:'S1 Stfati"rd Canning
FUNERAL OBSEQUlEs Or JUDGE WOODBURY.,
Al PORTSNOC I'll, n. E.--l'ie ceremonies came oil CT
THURSDAY ard the Boston Pos: lrGas m friend that the
elogy oy Mr. Ran,,u was splendid affair, doing great
cradjt % - heart his head The eading prayer was
oy the Rev Dr. Burroughs; and the rest OF the services
performed by Rev. r. H. lambert OF the navy and
md Rev. Mr. Dillingham;. The procession large and
IN, business city entirely suspended The bells
:ued minute guns fired an, he ss hall mlsed upon the
cuom horse and the shipping large number of the Off
GERS of and the appeared IN uniform together
w:r TIE members u, The bar Iutges, DC. Four military
nuaair appeared ia tn procession accompanied BY bands
81 ;n.c III wing alternately appropriate funeral dirges.-
Tee se.ta !ins vita icopt om the city and coun
:Iy, through TIC %h'l: r"n'e .: the PROCESSION.
BEAETIECL SENTlMEA' -Fr"m an address BY j.
a Brvuu:--" mother: ir:e Hu" thrilling The sound
~. sugs watched infant wears anu
ct,-srd w;,r e su!lcS Oh. how ialth!aiy does me-
ng5y ,n. The ,d.n- u",catoes 81 parents home
70 re.lrG oi the >r.' r"Grs'ls ' mothers tongue :
p on cw insi!aciivev 4" hhm@ over Inc scenes OF our
5>a.o 5;isntcnc, ~ r.cl cens Of that waking
CLOS While sin.e wac OF misfortune or oan-
- si,r. aTuari her c,ii kc tie lone star ot the hea
U.s. erp solitude a" ;inres n2hi she sis The pgcs-
&C., stvi"'y he i's mac! a. its delight and lis Ghan
il, hope "h=; al around Is otc!Saio"cd with
H., :! auGa y! dts;on@."ry ar& dcsiair
LONDON PCtiCt.- ,.A. .. 'Ae tricks OF The swell
No., Crysti PI.ca inrc been curious. One thief,
dr >s'I a"d '""A';S 49, S'n'.'n p'ettiuea 10 mo
9l- lcys >res~, begging her !E~ him I" kill moi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
BROAD ROCK FALL RACES.

The f this commenced yesterday win
sweepstakes for three years old colts and f!ey$-me heats
500 entrance, S25 forfeit.
Three horses started for the purse ard the result was
follows:
Capt j. Belcher's foanc colt, Prophet, dam by i'm
ported lrain,
Sir. Th,nras Wa'son's ct. Ely ty john Blunt, dam
Canary,
c. & " G:ecn's Gil. Register, dam by Timolson,
TIaE-lst heat, min 50 seed heat, min. 50 sec.
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Boston Post.


roe-'s psupHEcY Tie late SAMUEL Noco"oRTH
n. IL have io:es.eu the visit Ct CATHARiSE HAYES
county wher he wrote the following lines:
H ne, ria Tears Forever Il W,
tier harp IN -ilvrce >lu'ihe;s;
Her oa, Is The pa'fl.I song iurcRo,
Nor dl:r IL oira:te IS NUMBERS.
No moe they h.G ne swelling tone
In r. e-dJn cause awaken;
Tnose ha"pv days ~ o'isS are flown,
AnG Er!n wer.> 20 sas-n.
'RGt ,h,,r e., her sr's in exile roam,
rnsy >'s,p ~ r.. SONS pillow
Aar Fan : dap-A..rs fad hume
B-yQto me Hc>isr;. o,itow.
There sliul. '..ss 81, ~. III glowing sttnn
To Joy rcs;tisc !" tliotr-;
There Ems 'iag sagi. waHe again
ia rapture iruut IL tanio,rs'
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is dangerous. disor2anz'ne ana oes,iu'-
c'e''. ~, ;h. cncrtan il entirely "nh's
"1' ~ D.r,.,csvils platform proves that Mr.. Botss
:, mako nm Issue where there is TO issue 10 De
! found,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

On Monday we noticed the new and powerful Camel
Steam.Tug invented by Lieut.. Wnso", OF the |. 5 ~,
Tor towing and Transporting ships bars and in shoal
Rivers II is confidently though; that the adoption OF such
james River would overcome oil The difficulties Of:
navigation between City Point and Rchnondttanspo porting
ships OF The largest size with the ereacs, facility, ineti
utey wharvc. Tie OF the boat will Dc about
s6U0c0 ran and drawings may he seen a, 2Gr ofce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

Senator Boand Of Arkansas has atdresseda conmunic.
ton the Little Rock Gazette denying Of the aega
tions aeac= him BY the editors the Lille Rock
Banner in reference 10 recent atrsy OF which
copied into this pnfc NJ. Portland cites witnesses
10 he only in'ero purpose OF prevent
ing 5,odshed though he admits that ,ay have used
incorporate expressions, 5ui thinks he die not.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14

by Foucaul Is unit cube Of ensuratiOn but In conse-
quence of not being able to communicate with any
who reasons by names in preference things have not been
able find out the convertible term ofoy eight hours which
is deduced for some latitude the EQUATOR to be equal to
twenty -four at the poles or equator
This morning asked Mr.. Burr, OF the Post Once De-
partmen to sterpre the formula to He did so in ess
than two minutes and the instant understood him, told
him that Foucaut had committed the mistake OF not putting
his zero round the neck of his little standing on the poe
and measuring his obqus line Of the equator instead
of from the equator to him.
What men Of science call longitude and latitude do not
qure any language designate at all only look at the matter
length and BREADTH so to speak, with dsgonss from the
ners In this way saw at that they cut off portion
OF their BREADTH and then committed the absurdy Of saying
that the breadth tise long the LENGTH All wanted
to do satisfy myself of the proper thing to be demonstrated
was to cut of as mach Of the length would when added
to the BREADTH make the whole surface square, each side
which would be six hours.
They may eroaim, "this is impossible, because it is
sSuarng the cirea thing that has been found out in
six thousand years. My reply is you mistaken it was
perfectly the Egyptians and have reason to pre-
they had also discovered Mons Foucsus secret not
in his way, but Ia mine.
If any proof be wanted Of the truth which promulgate,
have merely to say that Mr. Burr has had the kindness
undertake the drsughng for Of SCALE sheet of PASTE
board which will demonstrate the longitude and latitude Of
any place on the earth where pitch his tent
his bread by the sweat Of his brow. Respectfully,
..a. T. EGERToN BROWNE.
AuDIroR's OFFICE, P. o. D., JUNE IL, 1851.
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THE DEPoPULATIoN OF IRELAND.

The Dublin Evening Post states that official returns of the
Commissioners, relative to the population Of Ireland have
not been published but, from the returns from loca-
ties it is sppehended that the entire census will exhibit
decrease in the population Of nearly too millions since s4
The Post gives instances Of the decrease In the small city
Of Csshel in lS4 the population was 1885, 7sO
Limerick In ls4l, 1898 in round numbers A. 900
n Of the Baronies Of Queens county, Shenemsrsgue
the population has diminished from 1904 to 1905 in
Csrnsord county Of Louth the decrease has been from
LILO to ss7 The parish Of Annadown, Galway in ls41
had population Of ,l0s in 1851 is reduced to $685.
very nearly oneha The Leeds Intesencer in remark
ing upon this statement, says;
The rotten edce Of Irish agriculture fell into ruins in
ls46, with the failure Of the potato crop The first fearful
consequences of this to the peasany famine and deaths
In ghf numbers and each succeeding year has these
less actively At work in thinning the population
Up to this day the rate Of daily wsges whee such can be
hsd in the West Of Ireland is too small afford adequate
susenance Of the humblest kind mutudes Of am-
lies whose heads contend with another for employment
Half feeding proverbay prolific Of disease and death still
makes many though almost unnoiced ravages among the
Irish peasautry."
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SOLUTION OF THE FoUcAuLT PROBLEM.
ron rwx rlr,os.L rxrxIr,e,,c,


Messrs EpiroRs: Mr.. DARRr, in your paper Of this
morning. the only writer the subec, Of the Foucau
difficulty who has yet given key TO the truth which that
profound philosopher has discovered. Mons Foucau has
really demonstrated longitude instead of the Iaiude in
asmuch as he has discovered universal unit for
Hence be is mistaken in supposng ths by his discovery,
sme cannot be measured the equsor with just much
precision the poles. ..
You ask me how do know this : answer, because
gsnce through my cube Of inductive reasoning
that is solve all problems Of mensuraon through cube
instead Of spheres and coneshsvns, forty years ago, cas-
aside deusive the nomenclature Of science only wan
one fac, unit to begin with and placing j., - cube
10 the mental field Of vision appropriate 10 the inquiry ID
hand, glance all the consequences Of the lsbor'
which Of science puIrlng their heads about through
the deIusue medium Of their nomenclature.
nave been swHe for time that the fact discovered
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14

Fosstt KAHaAaoo.-No remains Of this Australian an;
NAL have heretofore been found believe In Amer-
ca Now however, learn from the Mddiesour Sentinel
Connecticut that Dr.. Baan Of that place has discovered
beautiful and distinctly marked cast Of kangaroo In the Port
land Quarry II 10 characteristic .hs< there 10 no fear Of
mistake The animal about -four eo long, with tail Of
wentyur inches long, and large at lis base and aperng
The bend the hind legs resting like elbows, sngulary
CHARACTERISTIC Of the kangaroo the diameter Of the joint being
two inches measuring outside both Is five and half inches
wide the tail three inches at its base It's deep impress
shows that the animal mad used great force in ito spring for
another jump; and asevdenoe Of its force find
like RIDGE slab where the elbows had been placed
The body small before and marks Of orefeet be
This is another striking peculiarly Of the kangaroo
which by successive jumps rarely walking all tours
The broades part Of the figure behind nine and hall
inches Tho discovery highly important to geologists and
students Of natural history. NcDark Adpertiser
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14

MELANCHOLY SHIPwRKcK.-Tbe schooner s. Marvin Of
Racine, capszed Lake Michigan in the gale Of Nav
22d ard all on board drowned The wreck was found wing
bottom upwards her mssts both broke off snd lying along
eide the hull Il is supposed the gale struck her while the
hands were down to supper and with such violence as to
away her msss and capze her before they could get
duty. The persons los, were Capt. w. P, Denton, Alex
Atwood, mste Harvey Slswson, James Underhil, Philip
Kinsey, and . WeIchmsn, unknown. hands on the
vessel The passengers were Robert Myers Of Delaware
county, IN W VIM. Bunch, mua.to from Manstee, and
one other not known.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14

Bors MAaaLEs-1he greater part Of these toys are made
Of hdd stone found Coburg Saxony The stone il
frs broken with hammer into small cubica fragments, and
about 100 $50 Of these ground at one time in MILL
somewhat like -four mill. The lower stone, and which
remains has several concenc circular grooves or fur
o~s the upper Of the diameter the lower
edd 10 made to revolve by water other power Minute
Of directed into the burrows of the lower
The pressure Of the the little pieces rolls
them in al directions and in about quarter Of an hour
the whole Of the rough fragments reduced into nearly &C
curate spheres.
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TELEGRAPH REPORTS, &c.
The Presidents Letter to I'D

The Presidents Letter to Boston.
Bosrox JuNE 13-The letter Of President FILLMoRE to-
the Common Council, declining 10 visit Boston At present.
was read last night He takes strong ground In favor of
tanning the fugitive slave Law.
Oueyaow Of the Mississippi River.
ST.. LOUIS, JOKE THE Mississippi and Missouri
now higher t1an during the great food Of 1884, and still
rising. The lsvee il completely overlooked, and men
taking goods Of the through the second story win
doWs. The towns Of Alton, Cshokis Ilnoisown and oil
others along the river inundated the inhabitants in many
instances being obliged leave their dwellings The de-
strucion Of property 10 immense ~
Duel at Vicksburg.
VicKsBuRs, JuxE IA duel came OF here this morn
ing between Gen. FREEMAS, the Wing candidate for Con-
gres and Gen. SIXTH, Of Jackson his Democratic compe-
.or Gen. Smith seriously wounded in the shoulder
the fifth round The Of the duel letter written,
by Gen. Smith to some Of the papers, and which pub
ishsd denouncing Gen. Freeman coward and beller.
The affair has caused great excitement
Respite Of Criminal.
ELLIcorrs Mills, (MD.) JusE IA large number Of
persons congregaied here today 10 witness the hanging Of
the Green bu. despatch received from Governor
Lowe about 10 o'clock granting him respite Of two weeks
Mormon Tiolence on Beaver Island
CIScISxArI, JurE IA man named Thomas Bennett,
and bis brother Samuel have been shot Beaver Island by
party of City Motmonr. Considerable excitement prevas
in relation to the matter.
Baltimore Market.
BALTrmoRr, Juxr I3, p. M--We are without news Of
moment The market is quiet Flour dull Small sales of
Howard street at "a I22 City Mills S425 Red wheat a.
corn 81 to 6s oats 81 to 80 rye 81 70 g. Provisions
quiet Sales Of 1000 bags Rio coffee during the week at 81
% 81 eons per ID. Wool dull Fair receipts Of new clip,
q 'ss' %h.u y 20
market continues quiet, and without change IN prices the
,ales are small.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14

A FATAL WxsER.-An inquest was held .: New York on
"Wednesday the body Of man named Michael Nc Govern
and the following verdict rendered Thst Michael Mco
vern, the deceased to bis death BY drinking
dose of brandy and that such quantity, given person
whose constitution impaired by former habits Of intern
was the cause of his DEATH and that said brandy was
given rcea cd BY the hands of Owen Fox and Hugh Han
novan." From the testimony appeared that the 9Th in
he could no. drink quart Of brandy one time. This
wager was accepted BY Mcovern who drank The specified
quantity Of liquor, and about FIVE minutes after finished On
additional hspnt the promise Of Fox that be would pay
for IT, The next morning the deceased found dead in
his bed from the effects Of the liquor be drank the day pro-
vious Hsnnovan, the bartender and Fox were both ar
rested and committed to prison, to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-14

&Cspt. Sawyer, Of the ba,gos R@becca arrived at New
York rom Liverpool reports having seen ON the 24th Of
May In LAY. ~ 80, lon 81 iceberg two butlred and
sixty feet in height.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
TELEGRAPHED
GREssIoNAL SUMMARY.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. P M.
In the SENATE to-day, somewhat novel question
was mooted 1t is known that the Legislature of Mas
sachusstts, few days since elected Mr.. Robert Ran
tou Senator, to fill the unexpred term of Mr. Web
ser; but it is not known certainly whether Mr. R. will
accept the post under the peculiar circumstances at
tending his eecton--he being, moreover at the time
OF his election of the State of Massachusetts, and
to which State is known that he has even yet re-
turned. Under these circumstances, when Mir. VIM
THRoP to-day rose in his place and presented the Gre
dentias OF his SUCCESSOR Mr. CLAY raised question Of
privilege, and gave it as his opinion, that as there ex
listed no evidence of the acceptance Of Mr. Rantoul
Mr.. Winthrop was entitled to hold on to the scat
The question gave rise to lengthy debate. which was
abruptly terminated by the adjournment
The House spent the whole day in considering the
Senate bill providing for the establishment of Board
OF Accounts to adjust all claims against the U. S. Co
yerument.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

y
The steamer Pacific from Chagres, arrived here to-
day. bringing $50 passengers from the Isthmus. By
this arrival we have dates from San Francisco the
lst January, but the general news from Ca lifonia
possesses less than ordinary interest
Horace Smith, we learn. has been chosen Mayor OF
San Francisco
Col. Fremont has published address to the People
of California.
Murders and robberies regret to learn, have be-
come more frequent. The Custom House at Monterey
had been robbed of $40 900.
The steamer Confidence, from New York had ar
rived at San Francisco, and the steamer Georgia left
Chagres on the 28th January for New Y ork
Business ie California, was, generally speaking, in
prosperous condition. Produce of every kind was
abundant, and rather on the decline.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08

FROM Acknowledgement Letcher, our Minister 10
Mexico, returned to New Orleans on the 4h instant, in
the steamer Alabama
By this vessel we have advices from Mexico to the
18th ultimo. The leading items of news the inau-
guraon Of Gen. Arista President Of the Republic,
and an attempt at revolution in Oaaca and Cuanauaa
which was suppressed. and four Of the leaders
rested and executed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.

GEN. QUITMAN AT NEW ORLEANs--Our Telo-
graphic correspondence from New Orleans, under
date of the Sd instant, says: " Governor Qutman
has arrived here under arrest, charged with being
engaged in the Cuba invasion. A proclamation
and protest against thus holding him is daily ex-
pected. The matter has produced considerable
interest"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
JENNY LIND,

A despatch from New Orleans informs us that the
greatest excitement prevailed in that city on the 9th
inst. Ia anticipation of the arrival of Jenny Lind
from Havana, crowds had assembled on the Ie-
wee to welcome her. twill be remembered that the
10th inst had been fixed upon the period for Miss
Lind's first concert n the Crescenl City
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
SERIOUS STAGE ACCIDENT.

OIlCA, L Gu o.
One of Messrs Allen g. Co.'S stages, containing
nearly twenty persons, upset between here and
Cayville, this morning. A gentleman and lady
were very severely injured. One lady had her
shoulder dislocated, and several others were more
or less injured. Five had to be left where the
accident occurred
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb Z, M.
FLOUR Nothing doing in City M ills; We note sales
OF Howard street Flour to-day at 81 So
GRAIN-Prices remain at last quotations Not much
doing.
WHIsKEY-- Sales of bbls at 24s 25a cents per bb.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No.61 Main stree,


EpAhIICULARa attention paid to the public or mi /.
Il vate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes. Horses. b,
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally and liber
alicash advances made when required.
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
On SATURDAY MORNING, February g com.
mencng at o'clock precisely will sell at store
site the City Hote, general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture, consisting OF ths
Also, large invoice Of piece and cut Dry Goods
w y Beache n, and unbleached Domestics, Caicoes
rlaannels, Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestngs &c
Also, large lot OF seasoDable ready made Cotb;no
tqr, silk, wool and waterproof Hats, Caps, Trunk.
Vallces Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing PerIilrnsrv
Fancy m y Goods, &c,Sc. .rnv 80.
NJ light SALES! NIGHT sALEs,,-on Ma,
day Evening" the 23d Sept, at half past o'clock
at my store, opposite the City Hotel will commsno I.
my Night Sales, and will continue them every niot,
during the season, at which time will be sold from IN.
shelves general assortment of staple and fanev Tv
Gooas' hardware and Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c &c.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestngs, Calicoes Alapacss fr.b
LINENS Cashneres, Muslins, Shrtings Satinstts Fsa-
nes. Pins and Kneedes, Spool Cotton, Silk Umbrelss
HARDWARE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iva.
r Handle Knives and Forks. 5l peceo,) Buck Handle
Trays, Walters, &c. Pocket aud carded Knives. ses.
sors, Razors, Thimbles, &c., Braces and Bits, &es.
,,I FANCY GOODS--Ladies Writing Desks and
WoIk Boxes, Cologne Fancy Soaps. Hooks and Eyes
KNITTING Fins Suspenders, Accordeons, Dressing Tuck
a ana oioe Combs, Backgammon Boards Hair Brushes
Razor Strops, Money Purses, Family and Pocket Bi.
6 ees Paper Pins Playing Cards &c. Also. fine pateus
Jeweed, Gold Cylinder, do do, English Silver Leysr
&c, Gold Pencils and PENS Silver do do, Brea,tpns'
God Guard quar- Chains Gold Fob do, Steel Chains, Ca
M ms,o rms; Bracelets, Ear Rings Caston, Seaars,
SO Is ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08

Thu WORLDS FAIR.-rhe trigate St. Laurence,
at Brootyn Navy Yard, has taken on board nearly all
the articles deposited there to be conveyed to the
Worlds Fair, and will sail in few days for Southamp-
ton, tEng and) She will carry out, learn about
five hundred separate consignments, which owing to
the shortness OF tts time is much respectable
cargo than was at first anticpated.-Nat. Int.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

DH NICIlANU CAUEHOKN.
Ep OCULAR SALE DAYS, MONDAYS,
1H' Wednesdays and Fridays.-Sale of horses every
Saturday On the days above named, commencing at
VI o'clock will sell at auction, at my store 18th ST.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles consisting OF the fol
lowing:
GROCERIES, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
and Sides Rice, Pepper, Ginger Brandy, Whiskey, Gin
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrings, Shad
FURNTTURE-Buleaus, Sideboards, Washstands
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedsteads
Chairs, Candlestands, Dining Tea, and Toilet Tables
Bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the housekeeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots.
Shoes, Slippers Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
Croekery-ware, Matches. Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l r. CAUTHORNi
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08

FEARFUL DEATH OF A ROPE WALKER.
BATON RoUaE, Feb. S.
Herr Reyninger. wire performer. in attempting to
walk from the of the capitol fell and was killed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08

LATER FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.
Advces from Rio to the 2lst ult. inform US that the
U. S. Ships ST. Mary and Congress were in port
hands we'll.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08
BY JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE-SAIEsMIY-

GALE OF SLAVES, MULES, HORSES,
MEN STHEE EXITS eA lit sFA1RMING IMPLE,
be sold on TUESDAY the 18th day of February, 1851
at the e residence Of DR.. Benjamin j. Duva situated on
the River Road about miles above the city Of Rich
mond' commencing at II o'clock A. M, the following
:, Wagons, Carts and Gear, Farming Utensils, 40
S5eep, "a Cows and Oxen, 10000 lbs SReaf Oats, and
lERMs-Ihe Slaves will be sold for cash, the other
personal estate will be sold for cash eli nndar
you, over that amount 4monhs credit for approved en-
dorsed, negotiable paper. w. GODDIN
fa W. NODDAAN'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-08

The Life Boa, belonging to the Inflated steamer
America in which the captain and nine others persons
sought safety. was picked up tho night Of the
9th ut by the schr, Star and taken 10 Washington,
N. c. Thus, then, ali on board the steamer have
safely reached shore