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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

I.EGEsLAruRE-The House of Delegates yes
terday passed the bill to amend the Charter ofthe
Danyille Toll Bridge Company, and then spent
the remainder ofthe day in the consideration of a
bill pro viding for the further extension Of the
Central Railroad. MIR. Ferguson offered ryder
to the bill, and addressed the House at length and
without concluding. in favour of the measure.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22
DIRECTORS OF
FARM ERS' BANK OF VAGINA. 1851

AT RICHMOND.
BY STOCKHOLDERS BY THE EXECUTIVE.
VIM II Mcfarland Subett McGruder
James Dunlop Nicholas C Read
John f. Wadsworh Bernard Peyton
Richard b Haxall* Richard Haskins@
James Bosher*
NORFOLK.
N C Whitehead John S JONES'
Josiah Wills Hunter Woodis*
John 'lnuis Duncan Robertson
Henry B Reardon-
PETERSBURG.
John Kevan* RR Collier
5 jones' John Rowetl*
Chas Corling* II Gaines
Boiling
FREDERICKSBURG
J Wallace John M Herndon
stephen Blades Peter Goolrck
Warren Slaughter Samuel Gordon+
John llarls
LYNCHBURG
VIM Radtord David Rodrs
Sam'l McCoike benjamin. Wilkes
Christopher Winlree John G Meen.s
Stephen Il Hurt
WINCHESTER
Robert l. Baker John Tucker
Thos Campbell John Bruce*
Henry Street PC L Burwell@
Geo W Baker,
NathanelT Green VIII Woodng
John w Paxton Leonard Claiborne
w Patton. VIM Ayres"
VIM II Daw*
FARMVlLLE.
w Flournoy P Ii jackson
Geo y Scott James Anderson
And w Dckenson* Clement Read
Walter H Middleton
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
lohn X Jones B G Flanagan
WIN Garth John II Ribb
I'll Magruder VIM Robertson
w Farish*
WYTHEVILLE.
Stephen McGavoek Allen r Crockett
VIM Fl SpiIer Alex Matthew'S
Robert Crockett s'amI Gleaves*
Geo Stuart, Sen
ALEXANDRIA.
Phneas Janney John A Brent
Hugh Smita* w W Hoxton
VIM Fowle Geo H Snoot*
A z Cover
MAJ
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22
DIED.

DIED,
In this city on Monday night as of pulmonary
disease, Mrs. MARY SCOTT, in the 9th year OF her
age. Her funeral will take place this morning at II
O'Clock, at Duva Street Church. The friends and
quaintances OF her son. Mr.. Scott, and OF her son in
law MIR. Geo Smith, we'll as the congregation
shipping in the church allowed named, are requested
attend.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judgment has been rendered at
the present term OF the Circuit Court against the sure
ties OF VIM. b. Archer, charged with forgery for the
sum of $5000 the of the forfeited recogpizauee
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

The auction duty paid in the city of New York,
amounts to the large sum of S85 900; in the rest
of the State it is only Ss43.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

AUCTION NOTICE.-The attention of house
keepers and others is invited TO the sale OF house fur
nlshlng andEFa ncy Goods, at Mr. l.. Ginters store.
this morning, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Ja22 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22
New Directors.

We regret to learn that the residence of Bishop
Meade, in Clarke county, Va was accidentally destroy
ed by fire few days ago. The valuable library ofthe
bishop was, however, saved.--Aie1. Gag.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22
flames NEW NOVEL, &c.-Lord and IL.

AM ES' NEW NOVEL, &c-Lord and La
e. dy Harcoprt, or Country Inequalities, novel by
Cathanne SINCLAIR, author OF Modern Accomplish
ments,' Sc.-Prce so cents
The Mothers Reeampense, sequel to Home lnhu-
ence, by Grace Aguilar-Price 25 cts
Shanondale, by Emma D. E. hewitt Southworth,
author OF "Retribuon, the Vale of Shadows ;"
Deserted WIFE," &c.-Price 25 cts
The Duchess or Woman's Love and Woman's Ha-
tree, novel. vols complete in one, London edition.
Price so cts
Henry Smeaon, sacrabte story of the reign Of
George the First, by 6. P K. James, Esq-Price soc.
The Black Tulip, by Alexander Dumas, author of
the Court OF Monte Christie" &c
Life and Exploits of Bristol Bill the notorious bur.
gar, from his confessions and the records OF crime
in England and America Price Csc
Bill Brandon end the Withered Fig Tree, prize no
vel, complete in volume--Prce 25e
For sale by JAS. B. GLIB,
ia ~ SO Opposite Civ Hotel
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

PHILADELPHIA, jan 2O--Arrived Schr JOS
l.ybrand, Bell, Richmond Cleared, Schr. Jane G..
Doughty, Doughty, Richmond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

gV FLETCHERS HAIR TONIC is the best
preparation ever offered to the public to prevent Bald
beautity the hair
For CHILDREN it is especially recommended as form
ing the basis Of fine head of hair Prepared and for
sale, wholesale and retail, by VIM. FrErcHER under
the American HOTEL also to be had at Ade {, Grav,s
R. R. Duvals, and R. A. Merediths, Druggists, Main
street, and H. J. Miller, l75 Broad street; Thos. IL
Rosser, Petersburg; John II. Seay. Lynchburg; VIM
Smith, Raleigh, N. c., and T. B. Phillips, Baltimore
Md. Price so cents per bottle. ia ID
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22
EDOYD ELL'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF
ID SHAKSPEAK REC RITZ ICATES-

them by Boydeil himself, with those taken by DR.. s.
Spooner within the last few weeks, from number of
the plates restored by him. give 1t deliberate
opinion and Judgment, that his efforts TO restore this
magn lcent work have, so far, proved entirely sue
cessful and we heartily recommend il to the Ameri-
public as beng in every respect worthy of their
liberal patronage, and eminently calculated not
only to crafty those who may become its possessors,
but also, 10 encourage and promote the advancement oil
the Fine Arts in country.
Ne,o York, March. lSiS
j. Watson Webb, Washington Irving
Jno. human, John Eadie lr
M. M. Noah. Andrew fl Mickle
Geo. ?. Morris, John Wiley
N. P. Willis, Geo Putnam
Horace Greeley, Dan'l Appleton & Co
N. Calyo, w L. Ormsby
Zen y ii. Leeds & Co., Talbot Watts
Stephen Ii. Tying, d. d. d Townsend
Aaron Vanderpool, Hugh Maxwell
Egbert Benson, Francis Barretto
VIM. +. Cozzens, Theodore Sedgwick
Jas. w Gerard, Dudley Seden
Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Aaron Clark
Horace Green, M. ID. VIM Il Porter
George Potts, D. d. John + futile, NJ D
Seth w. Anderson Aaron Levy
G. Temple Emmett David Ogden
David Graham Edward Nils
j. l. Coddlngton Danlorth q Hufy
join, w. Francis, M d. Theo Frelinghuysen
Jas. r. Whiting Prosper NJ Wetmore
John McKeon Robt P Morris
Campbell P White Harper g. Brothers
John Van Buren, & w Endicou
J. NJ Wainwright. d. d. Henry Brevoort
VIM Berrian, d. d. GARDINER G Rowland
John Doggett, jr. VIM Brady
James W. Smith, ir Fly Moore
Rawdon, Wright Il Hatch Eleazer Parmly
Benz F. Butler Fl w Hewet
S. De Witt Boodgood ID Howard
Gerard Z. Lester Joseph M Smith, M
have looked over the proofs of several plates res
stored by Pr Spooner belonging to the engravings of
Boydels Illustrations OF Shakespeare and have been
struck with the perfect and success with which
the process has been executed So far he has pro-
seeded, that splendid work has been brought back to
the dlsncness and beauty belonging tothe hrs impress
SONS taken from the plates in England The underta-
KING is one which deserves and hope that Dr.
Spooner will meet with liberal encouragement from
the Americ public
WILLIAM C. BRYANT.
New York. March 25, ls4s.
| have had an opportunity to examine the proofs
from several restored plates belonging TO Boydels IL
usatops of Shakespeare, now in possession OF Dr. Spoo
ner They are a very great improvement on the
Impressions. and give the spirit OF the very early i'm
pressons Entertaining this opinion, | heartily wish
success to the laud able undertaking.
ALEXANDER H. STEVENS
president fthe College ofPhysclans and Surgeons)
New York. March 80, ls4S.
/ fully concur in the opinion expressed above by Dr.
Alexander H. Stevens. regard TO the proofs from the
restored plates OF Boydel's Shakespeare and with that
gentleman, heartily wish success to the arduous task of
restoring the whole series undertaken by Dr. Spooner
New York. April 81, lS4S. JOHN J. AUDUBON.
JANET
ID ICE.-5 terees prime. new crop, tor sale by
n ~, "A
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

DOUCHOEG TEAS half chests prime quail
II ty, or sa 10 by
ia 80 SHIELDS IL SOMERVILLE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22

WARM BATHS.-FLErcBER's Ratbino Fstah
ltshment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. NJ. to 10 P. M, Single baths a5c, or five
tickets tor 81. oc Is
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-22
MARRIED..

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev Thomas
Banfoid, Mr. THADDEUS GRANGER, OF Ches-
teifed, TO Miss MARY JANE CHILDRESS, OF
Henrieo county
O." Petersburg and Portsmouth papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
FOreiRn Ports.

Feb 49, baks husngum I'm Bus.oe Ayre TO-
New York eaky discharge cargo hs John Farnha oa
Richmond dscg Douglass m Baltimore dol steamer Monumental
City, Morris fm Baltimore for California, via Bermuda csang 10
sail day Sid s Sea Bid Tucker n New York Tor
California via Bernudaj 18Th bark Perseverance, Phsdeph&
At Montevdso Jan 10 Esther frances Rogers In fha
depha lsbt Nov 93) ~ days passage
At Thomas 4h ship Sarah Purton Pdrnton Tor Boston
bark Thos Dast Dill for Porto Rico; aad o.es SID 4th
brig FAIRY, shesd, for Csnfuegos.
At do ILdsn Queen, Dfummond I'm Lspoo ior
Boston, put in in dKtrsss-no particulars.
At Trinidad Cuba bg Richard IogersoH Plummsf Tor
Boston Rus DO Cleared 25h u sch Acka
Miller New YORK. 96h brgs Charles Henry, Wilson, Bostou STU
Sam Small spgus doj 0rnoco Hiske New York. 2oh Hesn
Ryder, Ryder, do
CID csnsgOs 77,b brza Extra Long and Nancy Peter
Be- Camenan Beard (es dsatss Ich Lucuus,
2sn John Aves Po New YORK; bgs Whitaker,
Nash Chss Knrshaw Atchson, Chareston Geo Russell
Cooper, BALTIMORE sch s z Hazd, Ackfy, Philadelphia.
AT Matanzas 7th James Edward Metsr for New York
Dc; Lucinda Sears Sears California dg Macedonia L0r
IT, for Portland do; sarsh Crowthsrs d. arr;
Percy, for Warren Ri & bugs Hanover York Hsrrssse
ke Adams for Pornd g Dadisy Hopkns for Boston dos Al
ThuTssn, I'm 81 Ihomss 9Th. for Hoh Druid De
ming, for PIovdsnee do Belle, oi Eas,por fin sehr'
Ess, s~sstand for Norfolk, d Chesapeake, Hartman, for
Baltimore. do State Of Maine .y.r for Phi dsphs dol Ibsl
Gage I'm Charleston 7h CID 4h. Ford Bristol
RI SD sh brig consl stiasoa, m villa Pc for Haraaa
With her inward cargo -esr scrs Sycamore sout Boston,
san Young Otis Charleston.
Hsvsns oh uss sch hyde Bailey csrdsua. to
load for Dosion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
BkUcE A CnLroS, Aucuoaeer
QE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND

COON 18th 9Th 18th Ssh. sst 97th lllth and LIN
SITS end Fourth, Seventh and Ninth avs al Auction
COLE Chiffon well sell a, Auction on FRIDAY
2st March, at u O'CLOCK, at the Merchants Exchange Tho
following valuable properly;
Lots South side i6ust 200 feet west of lhsv, each
d by leo II inches
. by loo It inches. -,
Lots north side 0lstst 5hay, each Is n, BY h
the block a.
Lots south side lithst 29 feet easi Of lstay, saeh
by about IFS IT, inch. -.
Lots north side y7h ST 400 r. west OF 6hay7 ehen
by 100 -.
10 Lots north eide Ilh leo feet west OF 4thay, eaa
% by 100 IL II inches.
Lots south side 2th s leo feet west OF 4hGy, eah
Is by 100 H. III inches. go.
Lots west eide 4th including corners lin and llAn
SITS each IS by ls0 f.
Gore lot east side 7h ay next 10 southeast cornsf Jun
o., abopt % by 100 II. $500.
Lots side 9thav including corners Goth and lUVh
cts, each Is by 100 n.
Also IL lots south side 9ihst 2T5 OF leh av
Lots north side of 9lst st. between 5th and 9th avs
70 Lots north side 97!hs, 100 feet west Of sthav each
% by los II ) inches.
Maps and further particulars can be had OF the Auction
GERS, Wall-st (JJ9) mH 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
An Accommodating judge.

The following anecdotes are told in Governor
Ford's History of Illinois;
"In those days from 1915 to lS30) justice was
administered 10 the courts without much show,
parade or ceremony. The Judges were gentle
men of sense and learning, who had their courts
mostly in log houses, or in the bar-rooms OF tsv-
erns fitted up for that purpose, with temporary
bench for Judges, and chairs and benches for the
lawyers and jurors. At the 6rst Circuit Court In
Washington county, by Judge John Reynolds,
on the opening the court the Sheriff went out
into the court yard and said to the people, Boys
come in, our John is going to hold court This
was the proclamation for opening the court. In
general the Judges were averse to deciding ques-
lions Of law. They did not like the responsibility
of offending one or the other parties. They pre-
ferred to submit everything they could to be de
cided by the jury. l knew one who, when asked
for instructions to the jury points OF law,
would rub his head and the aides Of bis face with
his hands and say to the lawyers, Why, gentle
men, the jury understand it; they need IN.
struction; no doubt they will do justice. This
same Judge presided at a court in which man
named Green was convicted for murder, aud it
became bis unpleasant duty to pronounce SEQ
tence upon the culprit. He called the prisoner
before him and said to him, MIR. Green, the jury
say YOU are guilty OF murder, and the law says
you are to be hung. 1 want you and all your
hiends down on Indian creek to know that 1t is
not who cOdemn you 1t is the jury and the law
Mr.. G. what time would you like to be hungl-
The law allows you time for preparation. Mr..
Green said, May it please yonr honor, l Hm
ready at any time; those who kill the body have
no power TO kill the soul. My preparation is
made, and l am ready at any time the court
plesses.' The Judge replied, Mr. Green, 1t is
very serious matter TO be hung; it can't happen
10 a man bat once In his life, aud you had better
take al the time you cRn get. Mr. Clerk, look at
the Almana &C and see whether this day four weeks
comes on Sunday The Clerk looked as directed,
and reported that that day four weeks came on
Thursday. Then, said the Judge, 'Mr. Green,
IKE court viii give you only to this day four
Mseks' The case was prosecuted by James
IWney, the Attorney General, who interposed
and sad May It please the court, on occasions
OF ths sort It Is usual for courts to pronounce
tormd sentence; TO remind the prisoner Of his
psrilous condition; to reprove him for his guilt
and 10 warn him against the Judgment in the
world to come To which the Judge replied
'Oh, Mr. furney, Mr.. Green understands the
whole matter be knows he has got TO be hung;
you understand il. Mr.. Green. don't you = Yes
said the prisoner. Then, AIR. Sheriff, let the
prisoners be remnnded and adjourn court"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

night ard ien south Of Ess Hsfbo' -asr' 'h' oos
a pilot the 10Th.
Frh Rcbnosd Couch Richmond d. Nth mise aai pes = c
P-r.on Had heavy EesihsT TIE vhos Put nto The De
Bsekwsisr for harbor Lett Tiers Ws3n-sfsy mofans 1871
iust o.,
seh Jabsz White coson ssso.boO 10 dAy', Slth naval
stores.
Sch Cooper Corson, Hs~bern, leas 9th naval stores
Sch Hechsrfc. Cam. Ph ad-pha, ds, -ith cost
Sch Merchant Couch Richmond, d. With 8s. - Perspn
Hssvy Nuds dunng the iron Hampton Roads hAs
II 10 The Del Breakwaser Tor harbOr
e W hsm Henry, NAY Phi ae pha 8 d. 9TH coal
sch J, hn Tiion Young Yok Ris-r I ds oysters.
Sch Eovari Bsnnsi', Decker YDrt River. A. oysters
Sch wm AudsrsoB Hou.emsa Yort RIVER d. with oysts
Sch Jenny Lind Collins fort RIVER. e VII s;.rs.
Sch sophia Goirsv jPh stslph 6ts, ih hsvs1s
shlop v ard Dayton Providence.
sllor N. -. E5dg Dean. Proydsoee.
slocp Harvest. Frereh Providence.
sAILID-stsamshp VI Dorado wflht for Chsgrss ships Ar
bscl Caspar FrBcsco. Bag State sunon New Or
ans rurbs Tor Liverpool bark LOUISA caoAas,
Raves for Mobile sac others.
BFLOW-shps SIR Robert Peel packet q Is nc Loalol Oho
Liverpool With Atler 81 4 IN BfeTsn btrts Anai
of IN Bremen, With p's br Van Brosch, 70 f.
i'm 3uenos Ayfss
WIND-Dunng the day from wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
Domestic Ports.

ALExAEpRIA March SAT s' bns 2s.d,upl. $50 ca Or
ssfa, M,,;s lar brig El.i Red Chapman, Boston.
ysnnab sa-shps hss Meyer for Rostsaami Gr-yhoUs PICK
an s.f Lac 40 '1 s enc Ass
Ramsay, West LADIES' Hsunstia. Dube slyanash; wsu1sr
Mara wyctos NYorE CD Br org O-er coorsd asiay $;
schrs Randolph Bams NYork stockton %; Parker
Beatty do Sarah Ann Roe Gsi do HoPEs Haegus, Mast
BosToS March s-An ,ch chronics Bf Msrs.r.oa Corn
fasEos CD ship co Geo Hubbard J styohn, HB, ood Tor
South Amrca bars Psendar B Loys 81 John 3d. Adsls
Rogers, White Philadelphia bngs AOa,e chrsto, sherman Port
RoEIars to osd or Kew Wet, chs Hal. smith s, Dom no
City tse9nd csaf.Ios h4'as spsi,s MAtome Wood RsPp.
Sailed hip yohn BgnJnn b.rks Kats Alice; sJhas;
Har Lady kn gh kobsrt EDasj Ehi brg Dolphin Wind wv
COrssr started aud Anchored EaItssLst Roass
CITY POINT, March TAn sehrs Bergen, Cole, Fs~ YO
CHARLEsTOs March s-A steamship Osprey nardsn Pls.
esphIA scbs Nathan Dorfes DAVIS Bao. nsseag.r Lsyos
fsdssbuTsh Va Mary Pike Rcl mood, James T,imos Brown
Busts7is SC ID the Rosas-BI bark sass stewart MNansJ
vel Hathaway Bsupors Went 10 ssa-Bart Lu.srns Nave
Wet Ises bgs OAK, Small Gibraltar aud MARKET ssm crown
san salem. s.s s:h oSs & Sss s ssf Yea S.'S a.,
seul seui Ba.mmors; Eenaaa James, wss;cost
GEoRGETowN, DC March 7EseSr. s,s.n.u c.sh.u r.-
or csaoSp Case Boston, Pa scb or.sO Baker 90; Lucy
KoslLE, March liar shp msaaon Hooa, New YOrt, bark
n'pe LeaS naAsorda Cd 'ehrs Ho~ird Wood Phaaspha;
ORLEANS March liar ships Toaro, Days. BOst,n,
W, n"saI0i tooIoo uefnsh rev loni rungnstuck,
nssssns Wsstsrrd RIO % Janso; ,chrs Mckay Dovnsr
Apaseheo; Bndid Bsour. Att4kapas; Rrazos Lambert
Chasre VIA San Jaan cdsteamhp Globe Thompson Galveston
and haagooa Bay ships Monmouth Toey HaArs Lone Star
boutes Philadelphia bsGs Rob Morris Horrer do Hyperion
Fehns 90 bng Cleopatra Kent APa.eho chr. Nancy 8s.
gan Cou1ens 81 Pierre auto Danon Ho,mH charssoa, William
hara Ayr Aunsss and Cordus Christi TaAhassss West 81
harEs BslOweomng upshp Thomas chureh 10 days from
Esw Yorh. 80
Boston. -
HAVEN, March l7Ar schn Lee JAMESON New York for
hochnd Hsrrck Rhoses DO cor DO; John Buron do for
Boston, Noumaha Kendall New YorA for Ca.s Mor
Do Tor do kehmond DO Tor Providence 18th schrs Leo Jane
Sou Roelhld EenRk, Rhodes do; John Bu ton Boston,
gnnoufhah ksedA saco Geo Cas- hner DC; Richmond, -,
Portland EIaet, Chase, Plymouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
Disasters, &c.

sa RoprvThe following account Of the loss Of this vessel -
f.rl.hsd by Mr. Bojsc one of the passengers;
IN. h baS very since she LETT LIVER
poll on Tie % Fsb-hsAvy westerly dds constantly prsvanS
sne on the 7h Austin washed oTsod si
Tb :. had board when she struck. The pas.e-
al andes with the exception n'e lo we're st 70 NE
sutf When Mr. LEFT tho wreck Monday AsfaOO sAs was ~
With about Inches Ssts hsr
hold snd Ksns tha' the veathsr coauue
svorabs she would succeed getting en- se beng htered Of
ioter0sd dong Iusstty An
Hsr go cous. q hardware crates Asd salt thse beng
goods The Robsna onb 0us year old
the finest ships belonging q bs more shs Owned
By James George, Esq insured Al oanof AID ~ o'hs on
C out Of tina. city
SNIP sllAs LEoSAHD Thompson. View Loalon 6h whsrs Sis
karb0r ApicCd for Providence Ga The f,h
IN he Gulf Stream between Key Wss, aud Double Head Shot ke
Portland bsiors reported carving s"sy oooon ae".prt
mat forsyar5 ogg,n'n st. had fSmast str'i
hs'd broke head rails aud did other damage 70 tie bows r
AMI sais. 49,, -
sRG DrSNEE Woo6bury whch arrived a. Phaiepha bh
from Csnegos moases vent ashore bui ns1 on o)so
Reef whsro Size dtck bard which consisted o - mus al
hols casks mosses a Of which were ps ms 3
no doubt he which reported VIA hsy Weskf ron AVA
lspas a. having stove deck load Of molsssssl -
Bars FHAScEs Isey, A. Salem ifo HAVANA shPenncel
h,,vv weather 90 the coast lotsoms sails
Soorr1be sch Camilla Scott fuckerourg,
vii this port the sth jan for san Juan ca wen
81 q at hab on ths sh u and t
Ioss Cargo saved 10 damaged STATE.
Brs ClMnars Beard OF and for Baltimore CID Al Cenugos
the s7 She probably sd neat morning. but was totally lost "a
going NOTMuculars.
B.aK MISUst Darn from Es~ York Cor N3eid, reported TO
bnvs anchored Of Hart lad during tie storm Of wednesday
PgRKss On sunday morning last the
Virginia bouns To York with drove ashore n.ar shars
River Inlet and total ~eck All haods were saved though
ne snrf was terrible Mhe + Of 30 burden.
ebsc, az Philadelphia from ts port reports hn
sch high and dry on tue Beach near SANG AZ
"a two bonr siau sch sunk Cranberry lass VITA
no per- on OIL board, ito sci aud blowing 70 pisces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
List of Patents
mich issued from he u s. Patent Office for ne ,oes
ing March Is, 1851.

mich issued from he u s. Patent Office for he oesk end
ing March Is, 1851.
rCarefuly prepared for The Tribune
Elijah A. Andrews of New Britain, Conn Tor Improve
ment hi TruHk Handles Dated March 49, 1851
r. g. Bgeow ofChntop, Mass for Improvement m de-
livering Part cooIed Warps in Weaving Dated March
1851 - -,
f. b. Bigelow Of Chnton, Mass fer Improvement IN
jacquard Loans for Weaving lCutple FADrcs Daic1
March IS. 1851. . =.
f. c. Clapp OF Montague, Mass for Improvement IN
fastening Scythes 70 the Snah. Dated March To- i8oi
James M Gardner ofTroy NY for Improvement IN tie
method of Casting the Backs upon the Teeth OF curry
Combs Dated March Is, 1881. ,..,,
Samuel Il Gilman OF Cincinnati. Ohio, Tor AIVsuole
CutOf Dated March ls, 1881.
Elal i'm NJ Hastings ard John Stephenson OF James
town Ny for Improvement in Cylinders tor Figuring
Looms. Dated March Is, 1857. -
Ebenezer q Larson OF ShelhuTne Mass. Tor improve
n,ent in Scythe Fastenings Dated March is, 1851. .
John Scott and JC In TannaheI Of Philadelphia fS ioF
improvement ia jacquard Machines Dated MAGE -
1881. . -
Albert j. SHrles of Florence, Ca for Improvement III
the construction of Bee Hives Dated March IL 1891: -
4 r. Timby Of Meridian, n for improvement. III tS'-
movable Handle to SGd-Irons. Dated March lS 1871. .
Simon Willard Of Cincinnati, Ohio, for lmptovetlenl IA
the construction of Metallic Buildings Dated Msfch L.