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The Knox Insurance Company
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.
! OFr, oa Water street. in ITise's Brirk R9r
I.Lncruurs- Ii

J OFe, on Water STREET. in ITises B,irt 10,
ImceaHcs Ia.
l'DIIIS Cgmpquy having been duly organized, Al
Hollis,er was, on motion Of Mr. ThoruG, called
10 the chair
Minutes Of last meeting read ond approved.
The appointment Of Assessor and other off.
cers, laid upon the table until next meeting.
The following order was then passed:
OyirCi That the clerk Of this Board notify
every keeper of a Billiard Table, or a Ball Alley
within this town. to discontinue die use Of such
Billiard Table or Ball Alley. until license he Oh
tanned therefor, in compliance with Sec 3, Art .,
OF the bylaws aud ordinances.
On notion, ad,ourued to meet on Monday next
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WDvr>oY Evening. 2SIh May.lS3l.

WEDNESDAY Evening 2Sth May. 1851.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mcs-rs, Norris, President, liolist,;
sand Kinan.
Mr.. IIoli.tcr, from the committee to which
mas referred Tie petition of T. Sanger and 9th.
''r', presented report Whuh was on motion Of
,Alr kirnan accepted.
The following ordinances recommended in tho
report, were then passed
Ordered. That side walk, on the west side cf
La Sale street, CONNIE nclug al the north side Of
10 Canal street and runulnEtheucs Ia the main csndI
abc constructed on the following plan
l lst. That sand sidewalk he !? trct wide coHpo..
ed pine plank, one inch and halt thck the plank
ITO be ald IN thu centre, Dix feet wide leaving a
space OF ieet on The inside, and iret ON the out
SIDE In be filled with earth lo level with the plank
81 That the plank he laid on three -irrgrrs. two
toy four inches cross wise, the space between the
slruGers TO be filed with earth to a level with the
top Of the sirngtrs 80 that the plank vii res, firmly
on the earth.
81. That the grade Of the walk be uniform, or so
much 50 a. he nature OF the ground will admit
such grade TO be established by the Town Survey
ih That the owusror owners Of .o's on the west
SIDE OF the stree be required to CouSruc ihr sidewalk
IN front Of their respective lots on the above pt,n
within TEN DAYS from The publishing thi, or
dIuaucs and u default thereof thatIi be construct
Cd by the corporotun and the cost Of such cuusrur-
non be- assessed and levied rs TAX upon such los.
10 be co,cctedas ether taxes are collected IN aud Tor
lituwu.
OJdsred, That all cellar doors opening on said
sidewalk, shall be oua level and gIate herewith
OrtrsR lAL! tie street commissioner be au-
ihoriztd 20 lay down, or cause to be laid doVH.
cross walks on al the streets that intcr'rct Ia
Sale street, from CANAL street north to the ca.
nal, composed Of two lcugths Of hcwn timber ten
niche. square, laid two feet apart and raised
three inches above the level of the streets the
space between the lengths to be filled TO the
depth If four inches, with gravel! 20 the level Of
the tlmbers
ON motion Of Mr. HOLSTER, Adjourned to Tue,
day evening next
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CucAGo. June 3

Receipts for the last q hours amount to . ,p06
bu corn, T3O bu wheat and 59S bu oats The fol.
lowing comprise principal transaction. since our
last Sales 5000 bu corn, aioat, at 36.c-ioo0
bu do, ut 36lc-2s5S bu do, in the ear, at $50 for
10 h. aaoat-9lS bu shelled do on the street,
Mt 37laSSc for GO lbs--l77 bu do, in tho car, Mt
35aS6c for 20 lbs--T3o bu spring wheat at ioa
ise-5o3 bu oats, at 5oaSl., Other articles un.
changed Tribune,
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there is aught that can be done 10 accelerate ITS
approach, and hasten It's glorious appearing, may
the united efforts Of the enlightened portion OF
community. lend helping hand for SO lustitiabe
and laudable purpose.
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1 t. Rs.rt.s. VI D.. FarSicilU,
j. &. CASEY, l.asrwUU Com. on Finance.
! The terms, upon wh.c. lusrompany insure Lite
| aye peculiarly tuouuc ,ao Insured --uuchmort
-o D., I- believed uH- t'a terms uI any other ~.
| lus9uucr Company. lo wit.
! TIA. great security afforded .p n Guaranty Fund
.Iot-lU1WuO. ,1UrOO oiuNcl has been pnIl In cash
Iant So 200 secured n ,bc ~lirsl mauucr, By Bon.
Ior Mortgage %. Real Estate;
I Rites ~ Premium Iugreigrrf from the rate.
Ioi other Companies, auJmor equal graduated
/ I-uuuc. benefit oi HrJJiei t-pre4 -rcur,
d from th'rradiru,- of tlug husbands
The insured mot 'iallg ~ assessments far losses
| Va crt~ma b9:afasfntrR by tti5 rDuplnr:
lagHuulL G.riisad IN HH p0iiry h1i5rrs, puUu
/ bic i1 cash; G'sp EH.D8S made DO life y,.lr!e,
\ ergrg IRE geays;
Notes taken m apart i0r payments;
4 Policies issued upon application without delay
causing no Jos, otm,ug4u'r ot the PARTIES
Lives of either sex insured between the aces q
Y fourteen and ,N'v inclusive tor one ycag, or tu5 ir
/ The pamphlets and tracts Published hy the com
=" pgny viii De- found 20 contain much valuable uinrr
alton respecting thr Mature, principles application
panI benefits OF HE insurance. Also an rNMuuuuo
ct the plans ct the other mutual companies OF the
Vcomry, and full explanation OF the plan propose,
.by this company, together with various tatl.s on.
Showing the rates OF premium tor the term ul.iic, d
several companies compared with the rates Of To-.
famwuy, rail ages and terms ~ which insurance
lf- made Pamphlets and tracts furnished gJIs, an,
received and forwarded by
NJ aux. Jolly. C.. BURR, Agent Ofta,rG. H.
N y u. THOMPSON, VI d, Neiirgi Examiner
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KANE CIacrrr JupaE.-Partial returns of the
election for Judge in the new judicial circui, com.
posed Of the counties Of Kane, Boone, McHenry,
and DeKalb. indicate that l. G. Wilson, Esq, is
elected by a large majority. The election was
held on Tuesday,
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MOTTO r..

VNllE Ottawa Baptist Association viii hold ita
L next Anniversary with the Baptist Church
at liarI,ug, commencing ON Wednesday, Jun, -
ISL, a. ~ O'Clock \ VI. Rev. on Fisher, or r.
y JeOcN~, his alternate, will preach the lntroduc-
tory sermon l. y JlNcKs, Clerk
Farm Ridge, mny 81
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Mr. Holbrcok, the senior editor Of the Peru
Telegraph has left his post and taken tour
"deown east" and the quill editorial" has de-
scsndei to the junior, Mr.. L nderhill Mr.. H.
is good natured, clever sort Of fellow, and
though little verdent at hi. new profession
makes quite readable paper Of the Telegraph
We feel quite thankful for .he notice he gave our
dog Dan for We are aDx ious to recover him
We kept him to fgh, the Peru Telegraph; and
although Of a much mil der and less sancuiaary
breed, than his savage antagonist, he always
came of victorious. We know nothing about dog
fighting and shall, therefore, endeavor to maintain
peacc with tho Telc graph until Dan returns.
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SUMMER GOODS
LOCkWOOD'S.

ME subscriber l. now IN receipt Of n largo
aud desirable assortment II Summer Goods,
huugh, at remarkably reduced prices winch are Of
tered CHEAPER. IHiN.EEEE Tor CASH, or
IN exchange Tor butter, eggs, cheese, wheat corn,
oats, &c, &c.
Farmer, aud others would do well TO examine
ihls stock before purchasing elsewhere, Ms 1t Is
40 YHOtBLE n snow GOODS,
an q they shall be sod rh, sp A. the ch,npcSt
June JOHN LOCkN GOD
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cjgO Of his orchard Tor tavern stand, for more
than lbs whole t>rU would have brought At the
time he made the foregoing remarks, and also
To frankly acknowledge. as he has many time
to Us, that he would have made money by giving
away, If It had been necessary. half his farm,
small and narrow - it was, 10 secure such a mar
ket for the products Of tie remainder as the "a
nal had given HIM
Well, then. it may he said we have a canal and
what do We want mure' WHY We want a raj
road tor - canal /, mere rnSt hght, compared
with railway to the Atlantic, IN point of utility.
Few wiser men, perhaps, have ever lived, than
Franklin His aphor>m~ sril retain all the fresh
ness Of immortal youth and verify. and are just
A. applicable now a, they were when he pcnnrd
them, arlh said. "I,u,r IS Money" Aud It is
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PauI,k pa.ley's I,ll IS, for labor during last
year.
James OConncr's application for license TO
keep a Ball Alley was presented and Land on
table until next meeting.
On motion, adjourned
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:2.t)a)
Domestic Goods =!

81 i-i6-i 10 ~ brached aud brown sheet
ing, and shilliurs, batting, wadlmg, cotton yarn,
carpet warp, striped shrtHgs ucklngs, diapers, now
opening at the corner brick store, and tor sale at
very low figures June L. 7, SANGER 4 Co.
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Trr.pw E,eninr. eth Nav. 1851

Ivs'"'N c'en'nS, S''h MAY 1901
toard met M regular monthly session
Present President and iull Board.
Minutes 81 last meeting read AMI approved
me Committee on fiuanee and Claims report
eel ON the following
Patrick palvs bill otSN that IL he not allow
ed Report accepted and, IN motion, thc bill
was rejected
D. 4. NaitrEcr7 bill # SleS, for bIIuL books
% old board, found correct Report accepted,
and hHl orJrrcd paid
John II Murphys bill of g., FOR service, Us
clerk of election, 9th May, lS5O, and oh Man.
lN5l, found correct Report accepted and llil
oriSred paid
Joseph o'oats bHi Of - was Presented and,
ON motion, referred 20 committee.
On motion the following was passed:
o'hrcL That bill, hereafter presented. shall
be referred direct to the committee on Finance
ana Claims without motion OF further order
The following petition va. presented, and on
mo'mu rl Nh ruurLs. referred 10 "A ,prrIal con.
mttcc Of three, Ne..rs. HOLSTER. lhony. and
t'Cd' aburgh:
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IsOOI> and Shoes,

II CASES Meu's coarse boots.
DO DO c1aR DO DO
10 10 Mems and boys brognns
80 pairs chl,dren's and misses shoes & boots.
80 ladies' huskIus irs aud slppcrs
Also large assortment OF Jenny iIri" and en-
Ume.ed buskI> and hou,rc,--ior .nie ct'npst
June Z IorEvuop'S
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W DOL Hats


, GREAT variety ct black, dmh, and other col
Il or- also two cases Pearl Union Has, Tor sale
clcap Tor cash, by June : LoCKwoop.
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Books! Books!

NJCGUFFEI' : series oi school books.
vi Nrchclrs and O,ncy's geography md atlas.
Raw, Adams and Colburn's anIhmetcs.
Blank hooks, letter and cnp paper, sntcs, pens.
p,nciIs. cnyrlops, &c, a full supply, now opening
ai Iunr h. p. SANGtR Il Cos.
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A LARGE assortment ot Panama, China rear
~ and Leghorn hat, double and single buns. nu,i
OF nii qunurs tor SAFE Chccpcr than ever before as
Juue :. Lo,kwoopS.
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MAEEiEp-On the LIST inst, by tie Rev c.
Thompson, Mr. c. \. BoswoRlu to Miss MARIA
lrGK
On the 10Th ult, Nv Elder Fleming, Harrison
Bennett to Mary FI.miug. all vi the town Of
EAh.
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BUTTER.
Lcghnrn and Panama Hats.

\ NY quantity ot good butter wanted, for which
= the highest puce vii be paid, at
June LoCKwoop's
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Dc New York. OF any part OF England, Ireland
Scotland. or W acs, IN sums So suit purchasers. ior
sale 10y apui sly VI II. Swrp.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE.
SIGHT EXCHANGE

New York, IN sums to suit purchasers, Tor sale
noN9 NORRIS Il EIsuIR.
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nFdferrut coois, sizes, and priccs,nt
limo LurCwoop's.
summer Stuiis.
600 PIECES Cottonade, Drills, Depims
~" kersey. Jeans, and fancy stuhs for
mems and boys wear, cheaper than ever, at
Ir,.- l.DSEwoOn',
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More Evidence.

Nj Union Stark Co, OHIO, Jan / 1850.
Having used Sloan'4 Condition Powders for
most Of the complaint, which it is recommend.
ell, have ioundit to bc what it processes to be
and can most cordially recommend it to others.
In fifteen years experience have never found
MS equal III eases of Dlstempers, Coughs Of long
standing, and other Diseases lot which it is recon-.
meudcd
The Ointment believe suseful in many cases.
V. MllLHOUS.
See Sluans advertisement in another coIup,,,
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I EGHORN, stnw, China pearl, French lace,
! glmp and chip hornets, Mems Boys and ~.
iant's lrghom, pearl, straw, and palm lent hns,
Fur and wool hats OF Nil styles and prices now o.
pcnmg Mt the corner brick store.
June L.P SANGER & Co.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

WE have IN connection with the Tract Deposit
w oy, a small stock oi Sunday School Books
OF the American Sunday School Union, with lew
libraries suitable for new schools
Also new supply Of Tracts, in English, Ger
man, French and Norwegian,
June T. J. G.. NArTfSGER.
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FOR RENT.

vlNlIc dwelling in front Of the Court House. It
l. will be let ior oiiiccs--tho lower and upper
part separately. June j. G.. NArTlSGER.
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S1IRCrNIA MILITARY rNsrrr,rrr,

~ hfASsAN1A I9EElEAGY INSTITtJVE.-
Ihe Board Of Visitors will meet at the v. M In .
sute on the 10Th June next, to make Cadet appoint
lnents. Applications should be forwarded f.DaId
to the Undersigned 61eor before that dav. 1N'"'
Vacancies will exist for Sate Cadets from the fol-
loving Senatorial Districts. Gfaenbrier Washingfon.
Botetout, Haiifa9, Isle Of Whit .4ugusta rms
oac6, Char1otte, Berfety ling Queen; and Pittsgl
>pdRd. 9
Hhe State Cadets supplied gratnitousv with 66o.d
,oashns tuition, fuel, lights and medcal attendonce
IN consideration OF which they bind heseI yes TO serve
TWO years aef>Sraduation as teachers The personal
expense OF state eadet to hmselfs estimated at ahou
$50 per annum. None>are admitted as state cadets Who
are able to bear their own expenses.
o he expenses OF Pay Cadet are estimated at from
$40 70 S5o1 Tor IL mouths, including clothing which
supplied bv the Institute. All who aye admitted as
pay cadets are required to serve tseo years
Quaty1cataons Age, between l6 and IS vesrs: I'M
exceptlonabe moral character and freedom from 6Stv
disease or infirmity. i'oi'' Ooo'S
The Superintendent can ow make nc,co,,,a,t ,,;,,
those who may need teachers from the praduaton ola
If early application be made o'''1'
Inc graduating exercises take place on the 9TH Juv
on winch occasion the graduate class will he ranresan
sented by the following Cadets:
=, ealutatory Addresses by Cadet Charles Cooke. Of
Hanover. oe' W
Grafton by Cadet R. o. Whitehead of Nsnsemond
=, w A. Eliason, of Alexandria
w. A. Harris, of Rockbridoe.
Valedictory Addresses by Cadet w. Y. G. fumes
of Washington " A-1'''e'
As appropriate of the day, the Declaration of indie.
pendence will be read by Cadet T. G. Smith. of Nor.
folk, and National Grafton delivered by Cadet losenb
Mayo, OF Westmoreland. ''op'
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
NH 1l-1awtl M&2amt25J Superintendsn,
tWS Wing and Enquirer copy.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

will be ready to receive caEgo Monday, 26tE last
and positively sail on Tuesday, the 27th at II o'clock,
M. For freight or passage, having superior furnish
my23 RANKIN & WfhTLocK.
aA FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
ssska The superior sang regular packet schoon-
er JUL1ETTE, Capt Obed Baker, having portion
OF her cargo engaged and going board will sail
with all possible dispatch. For balance of freight or
passage, having, superior accommodations, apply to
captain on board, at Edmond & Davenport's wharf or
10 DAVID CURRIE.
M FOR NEW YoRK-vIRGINIA LINE
$500 OF RICHMOND AND NEW YORK
PACKETS The superior fast sailing new packet
schr. MERCHANT Capt. Geo. w. Couch, having
portion Of her cargo engaged and going board will
sail with al possible Dispatch For balance offreight,
or passage, having superior accommodations apply to
Captain on board, at Edmond & Davenports wharf,
or to
myl9 DAVID CURRIE.
Es FOR RENT.--A comfortable house on Sc
El oond street, opposite the corporation lot. To
good tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to
ALEX. MOTT,
ia 10 Opposite City Hotel.
an FOR RENT, large and desirable brick resi-
IVY dence on 18th, between Broad and Marshall sts.-
Possession given on Goth inst Rent $500 per year
For sale. seeond-handed Barouche apii
a. FOR RENT, the house on Sd street, between
Clay and Leigh sts., at present occupied by Mr.
VIM w. Allen, opposite the residence of John NJ
TOLER & COOK,
apS Agents. Lsle's Row.
dr. FOR RENT, the three story brick house,
EIconslslng OF store and dwelling, on Broad street,
next door 70 Messrs. McNemara T. Phillips drug
store. Apply to
IN FOR RENT, the Tenement on Franklin
E street, Trinity Church. suitable for the gentee
accommodation OF large family.
For terms, apply to Mrs Allison, opposite the African
Church. BENJAMIN W ATERS
Jeo Exor. OF VIM. Allison, decd.
a FOR RENT.-The very desirable house on
EHa Franklin goth street, at present occupied BY
Mr.. w. ii. Davis in good order, with comfortable al
nv ~ j. Nj. Taylor.
A. FOR RENT.-A comfortable house on Mar
E!l shall near I'd street, suitable for a small family
Apply to
my JIM. TAYLOR.
a. HOUSE ON CLAY STREET FOR
E4 Rem THE large and desirable house on CLAY
street, opposite the residence of MIR. A. Dill at present
occupied by w. T. W. Taylor, with ample accommo,
cations Tor geneel family 10 perfect order, with all
Necessary outhouses. Apply to
APPS J. NJ TAYLOR.
A., FOR II EN- L. the framed dwelling on 23d ST.,
E4 between Main and franklin sts, lately occupied
BY nF s'k9 ToL RsR' ss cook AGENTS, p.
Es bic Tenements on 9TH street, between Grace and
Franklin Streets with every convenience for family
residence, is now completed and for rent Apply to
ap "a K. WHITFIELD Il SON.
"a FOR RENT, on French Garden Hill plen-
Eal SAINT and desirable framed building. suitable for
genteel family. Rent slS5 per annnm: Apply to
~ TOLER & COOK, Agens,
nm Lisles Row,
a. FOR RENT, the House and Lot on TIN St.
~ recently occupied by James o. Heath, Esq. APP
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

A PRIL REPORT OF THE NEW YORK
IA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No LOG
BROADWAY. This Institution, during the month
OF April, 1851. issued one hundred and thry-nine
Policies, viz
To Merchants, 43 to Lawyers 7 to Clerks, 70 to
Agents, 3; to Ladies, 2; to Physicians, B.; to hotel
keepers, B. to manufacturers, 10; Mechanics, II;
Farmers, Is; to Cergymen, 5; to Machinss, B. 10 Pub
lie Officers. 2; to Others, ID Total for the month, l39
Whole number of Policies issued by this Company, g.
965
Accumulated Capital, jan l, 1851 $354,755 81
which is principally invested in U. States Stocks, and
is rapidly increasing.
Dividends are declared annually on assurances made
for the whole term Of life.
A dividend of fifty per cent. has been declared for
the year, ending jan l. 1851; also, cent. interest,
payable in cash, all previous dividends.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pfst.
PLINY FREEMAN, Acuary.
~ A Prospectus Of the Company, and further in
formation, can be had the office OF the Agency, No.
203, the square above the Banks.
CHAS WORKMAN, Agent
N. B. Holders of Dividend Scrip are requested to
present the my office, and receive the interest
due on the same as above
my - G.. w.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26
q. SPRING FASHION OF GEN ~.

"a A HORSE.-Waned to purchase, a ilrst
IS-A rate and gentle buggy horse. Enquire at this
49, Office. my ]4-3
05.ss-sse A FIRST RATE COW, 5 YEARS
&tSsSS-SNrS old and fresh to the pail, for sale by
AEA4aAA- r. S. GLAZEBROOK.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

s5-s.szs STRAYED OR STOLEN, small
&ESSsssSY5S COW, of yeowsh red colour, with horns,
IAu~sA- and some white about the neck and legs A
suitable reward will be given for her restoration
mv5 w. C., CARRINGTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

a. FOR RENT, the House and Lot on 7th ST.,
EA recently occupied by James e. Heath Esq. Ap.
ply to RICHARD HILL. In.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26
FOR NHILEDELpHT

viii be Ta6dg to receive caggo on Monday 18th ast
and positively sail on Iuesday,th the 27th at Il O'clock
NJ For freight or passage, having superior furnish
ed accommodations, apply to
my23 RANKIN g. WfMTLOCK.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

"a FOR RENT, on French Garden Hill, plen-
Ea SAINT and desirable framed building suitable for
genteel family. Rent $lS5 per per annnm Appyto
mh7 Tise,s Row
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

m. FOR RENT.-One of those new and desra-
Esl BILE Tenements on 9TH street, between Grace and
rankin Streets with every convenience for family
residence is now completed and for rent Apply to
ap IA K. WHITFIELD q SON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

A CARD.-.The subscriber is under the necessity
small in his porter business. From the diff
Guilty in collecting small bills, he Is compelled to ad-
here strictly to this rule.
IA % JOHN CIENDTNINC
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

x, RIDING HORSE FOR SALE
~ Having no farther use for my Riding Horse,
4A-H-- am disposed to sell him at low price, lie
is spirited, and fast trotter. ..
an 10 ]. w. RANDOLPH.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

ssn The superior last-saing regular packet schoan
er JULlETTE, Capt: Obed Baker, having portion
with all possible Dispatch For balance Of freight or
passage, having superior accommodations, apply to
captain on board, at Edmond & Davenporls wharf or
10 DAVID CTJRRIE
INV
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

CSEHHL CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-I have
.s9A s8e-- for sale, newly built Carriage Rocka-
way) suitable for country travel, which be drawn
by one or TWO horses.
INV JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26

RTOTIC E.-The subscriber has bought out the en-
Ia tire stock Of LEATHER, FINDINGS &C.,
(Which is very completed OF the late James G.. Wat
con, decd and would be pleased to receive calls from
his old customers, and all who may any articles
usually kept in the trade. TERMS cash, or the usual
time TO puntual customers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26
"SMALL STORES. "-Is5I.2.
NAVY DEPARTING N1

BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHNe.
April 24th 1851.
Il small stores" will be received at this Bureau I'M
til O'Clock, ?. NJ, on Monday, the 26lh day of May
next for furnishing and delivering ION receiving ten
days notice. at the United States Navy Yards a,
Charlesown, Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New York
and Gosport Virginia. such quantities only of the fol-
lowing articles may be required Or ordered from the
contractor by the Chief OF this Bureau or by the respec-
tive commanding officers of the said NAVY Yards du-
ring the fiscal year ending June 30. 1852 viz:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26
SssR!N(. NgILLINEHT -

0,gn.- SPRING. MILLINERY N C. BAR
Gr.E9 TON, 1909, Main street, invites the attention Of
W. Merchants and Miliners to large assortment of
Spring styles Silk Bonnets Dress Caps Trimmed
Straws French Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons Prices
moderate NH 81