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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-10
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
slH~A STEAMER CURTIS PECK.

STEAMER CURTIS PECK.
+ PASSAGE TO OLD POINT, POTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK-The swift and com.
Portable steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain John
Davis now running regularly between this place and
Old Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk leaving the wharf
mornings. at ST o'clock precisely Returning, the G.
?. leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day mornings, at ST o'clock, touching Old Point and
all the regular landings on the river going and return
ing.
Passage TO Coke's & Grove Wharf .......$1 so
Do to Old Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk. 2 90
DO children under 70 years of age. half price
Do servants 10 any point on the river above
the Grove wharf,. ....................1 90
Through. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT so
Meals. so cts. each.
HASKINS g. LIBBY.
Freight taken as usual. ~ my 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-10
A DvIcE TO YOUNG MEN, ON THEIR

"A HVICE TO YOUNG MEN, ON TIL ERR
n DUTIES AND CONDUCT IN LIFE, by r..
Advice to Young Ladies on their Duties and Con-
duct in Life by L. S. Arthur, author Of Advice to
Young Men, &c.
Letters to Sister, or Woman's Mission-to accom-
pany the Letters to Young Meu-by VIM. A. Alcott.
author Of the Young Mans Guide, Young Women's
Guide, and Letters to Young Men.
Men, Young Married Persons and Young Parents,
delivered in Washington city in April, 1876, by Mat
thew Hale Smith, with commentator by Hon. John
Adams.
SPECIALIZATION Recommended or Hints to Youth
leaving School, by Isaac Taylor.
For sale by JAS B. GLIB,
my rs So opposite City Hotel
RARRADALL'S VIRGINIA REPORTS.
AS }. w. RANDOLPH, 12l Main ST.. Richmond,
proposes to publist IN about MONTHS edition of
barradaPs Reports, never heretofore published pro-
vlded sufficient number of subscribers can be obtain
ed nearly 10 deay the expense. Sever lawyers have
already expressed strong desire to nave the work,
and to see il published. The larger TIE number of sub
scribers, tie cheaper will be the work taeeaeh--lhe
cost OF which, however shall not exceed SO copy
These Reports possess not only legal but historical in
teres, and are necessary to complete the Reports of
the state They range from the year 1870 to l740 and
though Mr. Jefferson has published portion of them,
yet IS the opinion Of good judges that he has omitted
tire edition IS worthy the liberal patronage of the legal
profession.
All who intend to subscribe will please send in their
names as soon as practicable and they do with
the understanding that the price to them will be less
than the retail price after the book is issued.
NOTICE TO PAINTERS.-Proposas will be
received at the office of the Richmond and Peters
burg Rairond Company until the 10th day OF June for
painting the James River Bridge with three coats oil
White Lead and Oil, the material be furnished by
the Company, the bids to be for the price per square
yard Tor putting it on; the Company will furnish lum
Der to make scaoding the same TO belong them after
the work is done the work be done to the satisfac
ton of the Superintendent and to be measured by him;
any further information required can be obtained ap
plication to the undersigned.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
Office R. & P. R. R. Co., May %, 1851.
a LID LONDON DOCK BRANDY.-2 hal.
" pipes 81. Hennessy,' w. H. Taylor & Co.'s i'm
portation-for sale by
APP lot l. H. Wake
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a FOR RENT.-That very convenient store on
Ea 18th street, opposite Warwick & Barksdae's mill,
at present occupied by Messrs Haxa & Bro. Its oca-
hon renders this OF the desirable houses in the
city for wholesale or commission business. Possess
sion given about the LIST OF August, 1851; apply to
le LAS M TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-10

N<sn FOR BIZ S,TON.-Firstan and onEy VesseE-
MERCY TAYLOR, Captain Cyrs Nickerson hay-
ing portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board will sail with all possible despatch For bal
ance OF freight, or passage, having superior accommo-
dations, apply to Captain on board al Edmond &,
Davenport's wharf, or to
Je DAVID CIJRRJE
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DAVID CIJRRJE

Iesss FOR NEW YORK.-FIRsT YES
- 80 SEL-Virgnia Line Of Richmond and New
ork packes;IThe superior fast sailing new packet
er portion of her cargo engaged and going on board.
will sail with all possible dispatch For balance
freight Of 300 packages tobacco or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to Captain on board,
at Edmond & Davenport's wharf or to
my 90 DAVID CJJRRJE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-11-22

I FILTERS of administration we're tfau'ta
Il 10 the undersigned, on the estate of Rob
ert 4 Goodc deceased, by ihr county court
u.rfa,r,n, 10 the estates of decrpsrd persons,
boM in aud for Pamela county. TeNas' n the
Drtnber term 4 u 1854. Al persons, ihefe-
fore having claims against .destatc' are hereby
no,,6el 10 present them within the time pre-
serhed by law, duly authenticated, and those
indebted to the same val please make mmedi-
ate payment TO 1.oo,r 49,.
November S, 1851, u2' d
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WRITING roR rur PRHss.--Thc follow.
ing rule on this subject, extracted from the
London Morning Post, deserves extensive
diffusion:
/. Use note. sized paper, because a large
sheet covers the printers case, aud hindcrs
his work
2 Do not write on the back of the m.
per, ns that doubles the time of printing the
ar'iclc--whilc one side is being "sct up,
what is written On the back cannot ne
gone on with
3 Write with dark black mk for an
editor viii read with reluctance what he
secs with diliruiy; aud the compo.itor,
Tor the same reason, viii dislike to So, Z
ID
+ 1 Always write plain bo'dhanl Some
hands which are elegant, are too elcgan, To
be understood. II YOU sent an iu,dstin.
guishable scravl. Il will he thrown aside
until the editor hq- leisure to make Il out,
whirh may uoi Voc until the interest OF the
article ha. passed away, and ltmay be too
late to pint 1t.
D Remember that. whatever gives IN
editor trouble at his desk doubles his eNpen.
ses IN the printing office. r., printers aud
reader, waste lime in dec phering bad Ms,
aud ont Of any failure ia interruption, com
monty grows charge against the journal
ior misrcpreseulug' the writer
g. It YOU know that the editor viii take
any trouble to oblige you why give him
any trouble YOU plcascl You may Serb
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II rur pisrRrcr CorHr or !IARRiso-
CotNry No. 1884.


NM, " Hs.e-fv .ke9
CfFhw Ansrers oad jams HAsAo. hi'csfo-'
o. pc i,'i tl, ana '''''"''' = Nf''' " f'"s'v'
,D c-..,,..
'" '.' W.. " = SN''
"a liEkLAS, on the 2tthd day ~ september,
W a. D. 1891. Robe,es liagrtty guardian
Of Frances iinger'y ana cpre hcih'9,h nag
rtty minor heirs OF Spife hegtriy' decn-,e'
Sled her petition m the 'rth o'het OF 'h.
Di-irlc, Court OF HARRISON toun'y when ~
"a substance ~ follow, t9i pHinu'i' IN 'he
County Of SHELBY ana Republic 81 iesas,
about the - day Of t!atrn, 4. u. ls3s, wa.
aWiuily married 30 SFft j iiagerty' fhd 'la'
they lived together p~ mar an VIE, in salf he.
public aud STATE, uut ahot' o." - 9Hf ~
August 4. .. ISIS. Witu the said SPIN ~.
separated from petitioner b} iofun. her 10
ra,e his house and That be' TIE sad Sp'fe ".
afterwards, 10 "ii about Tie IN day 81 1a-
eeubcr, ID 1880. dUpHf',d tm- life; petitioner
further states, 'lH ouuu{ tue time petitioner
an0 Gee -tid Srite W hted together as mHn ana
NIir. g- aforesaid, ihe Nlla Frances Was bofh
OF sad mafr4'''. aui lhui amer htf sald separa'
tion with tie said SWTe NJ. fo MI; about The
i2th dry 81 March D. is4'' ~" said Spfs
Mcintosh MS born OF SAID marriage, mud thH'
both Of sud children are the iHwinl heirs OF
petitioner aud said SpIre NJ aiid born ~ siore.
sand 81 sat marriage ana HAT We saie Frances
and Spre Mcintosh are thc un.y laval children
which ire, tic SAID Splre ". ir'i h'ing al ths
time o. his death. and that the SAID Spre N.
deed possessed oi large amount OF property,
both reH. and personal, the ehei part OF winch
Is situated "a TIE state OF teaas' me estimated
value of winch said property 49, o' east e'ghiy
thousand dniiafs' ana mat me s"lu Spife d.
short time before hi, death, !" VII; on the
llth day of No'"mbef' a D. Isa'. executed i's
last WIZ and testament, "a the sad county OF
HARRISON l., winch SAID last VIII ana testament
he, the said Spire W. amongst "'nef 'h'nfs ae-
ciated that he thereby taNeio MS S'H'ef' orn'ah
lar"tN, ana h'f 'H'of'h' wv suh "' TWO
thousand doiiar- ana ll'ai ~" s"'d sure he'h.
to-h should take and receive but one thousand
dollars OF ms, the Nd Spfe estate ana
he, the saii Spre W. also PROVIDED ~ ms sad
will that all OF ih' residue OF MS ss'a estate,
botbreal, personal, ana miNtd. shoulN 70 TO ms
sad danehi'r r"ne'N "9s"ln''''i upon 'ne
condition 'hat she' th' S'i1 'a''''' ie't ISSUE
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Wv WIZ '' ~, - u "a :, NJ
we V' = 'lA, ''"l1 ''',.' ,',. - 81.
n-''nf' i'aEe''f ~ -. 80. :, ~. W.
'ml'r'h ~ us ''e ,'',t aa '',.
W. ",u 1.",,d .ha,aal,rs
residue '' Ms aa" ',''''' sl''' A". ,"u
1' ~, ', a;.i,,..,,.r,, h,s AID ,bid Sri,. Min.
tosh. rs aforesaid. is. tina, the SAID >piro Ycln-
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BY JOUN L. CAMPBELL.
Fourteen Hupdred and Thirty SIX Ae-ss
r Ty r.. { a., ~

Of Land for Sale ~
700 ARE in cul,ya'ieH--tll fresh land;
D.,O good negro quarters. all ~eaihe'osra.
"a good cotton gln, press, md -rrw-sl
new good stables aud cub.--ail hrNed logs
and shrdcd good mule sheds. lots. etc. eotu-
forahie hrnri.log dwelling. four room, and .
porch in FROM, good mea,-1ou-e, store rootn..
curiapr house, &c., -r'ith and wood shops.
smith tools farming ateusil- 1000 bbls corn,
IL stack. fodder. oats, peas. potatoes, Re. a
lar.oe stock OF cattle aud haRs - and -
pc,iirv etc.. wil be- sold " ID III. pace II ds.
sired Ny the purchaser, or any part OF the above
named property. SIX never tnllne springs ."
tie premises, and very healthy, 10 miles east
of Jefferson. ~. miles north OF Clinton, In
cass county. For term. apply 10
JOHN \. CAMPBELL. ot TO
THOMAS ROPER. ON the place.
Jefferson, Texas, sep "a, 1851 ID u
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NEW ADV Err tbs l. VI l. \ rs


>IUI. \.
FROM the subscriber on the 9th Of
/CpA~ November, 1881, Bright sorrclh horse.
/ IcaTs old star IN his forehead saddle
marks on both sides Of his back a mark OF
gear ON the right side OF bis neck he j. an cN-
ira wake \ liberal reward Viii be gwen for
the horse and ihlci, oT tic horse alone.
j. W. SWANSON,
\ov 2od, ISL. MI u.
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~ -. ,. ,..Ii. ,...,,. - ,t.. t.,t
- W '''' '''" '''
asi that the rNrt has taken iise ~ tfl''''
.rtss af that lout W hapu iInt o. wai increase 10
60. t.... i.., .I.,, ,,,,.it.f.l
" ''-'''
-u1
u The boNrrh"r htNs'-' ""N "''n w.
.3 bnt vse n,r urahIr .gS vet to Publish H.
,.,,.,,r, and M,xs,xnpo,. Rail.
AeA" go Nrct,ny
~ Railroad '.hN'nhe, ''' ll U. iUNn ,''
~'-.N rfori, IN Hn Wee SIN ~ l''' you 'Ni.' GOT
f.'.' notice tlr meeting Ma pf'N'I''A'H i-i'
hs calling u h"{'1aA '' ,N' '1a'l' aH' '''
wing "ii''f' N''' 'a'H ..,..
Hon. JHn"s 'NArm,h. ~ 10Y
.haIunin, ad h"''H IL b" 't'''''- i'" =
MN -eeffiaf"+ nh. ....
Ihe i"l""n '''"ti'- '''N '.''" SOW
'enlwm
Nes-ts Z, lhi". HARRISON Do ''Nf
W lHneH'N,
VI UnH
y Nnn,
u Nanf4.
pmD lled.
W p-l"oh" ''na' -
W Henderson i~h'T
la"son. bo.,cr i1'rth' -
Rev II Nrp, 'h'.'' i'..''
tvnn'
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FOR Port Caddo, Benton,
ia SmoUnl. JeII,f.au. aui aII ~
..ss,4-.. termed Hic landings on tuc Like
The nuc passenger steamer, o,ceolt' X H.
Martin Master. having been thoroughly over
hanled. painted, repaired, aHd rpftted, ~lll re-
sumo her regular lup- to 'ic abo'c ports .,
soon as tie water uIl permit. and NIL con-
trnp Zoo the trade during jhe sea~eD Thank
fel for the liberal patronage heretofore be-.
slowed upon them, her olicgr, hoPe by % strict
attention 10 the interest OF shippers and COM
tari ct pa.sourss to meet continuance OF
the same.
New Orleans. oct l0,h, ISL. y3 MS #
erWlBIN y EDWARDS. Copper, Tin
anil Shat isW iurters. No. 10 New
letec, betWrrn Grayior and Pofdra, streets
are prepared 70 do an kinds OF work in the
ii o,c i've. Gtumboa, and Plantation WORK
done fu the best mariner, on the shortest notice
ON the most reasonable tcrme Also. on hand
a irfrc assortment of Cooking, S'eam Boat
aa{ IA ka.m S.ntss. % rtrry size aud De.
..uptirn. W,o, an Kind ot HOUSE "ara
,uth d. Gutter Pipe, Spout. %e Al order
thankfully received. and promptly attended to
TNlBll.L Il EDWARDS.
New Orleans. June 20, 1880 ~ ~
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.JUvrI.R>ON SiSTEu.


ca IIO\
HEREBY ferrsearn al nersoHs from iress-
ras-ine on my lands ln HARRISON and Pamela
eontie-) or from cutting down OF carrying of
timber from the same ANY person or persons.
,bu. offending, will be prosecuted to the extent
Of the law.
EDW ARD SMITH
Nnv > 1881 n20 81
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I ETTEKS Of administration d. bonus non
on the estate # George Nix, deceased,
we're granted to thc undersigned o. the 9Th De-
tobcr. sol. by the county court pertaining to es-
tate, OF deceased persons, held 10 and ~ the
county Of Harrison, 30 the state of Texas.
Thi. Is, therefore, TO give the notice required
by law To AN persons having claims against
said estate 90 present them within the time
urc.eribcd by aN, daily authenticated, and
those Indebted io toe same, wil please make
immediate p4s mont 70 me
1 NJ HENDERSON, Admir-.
Nos 1851 n20 Ct
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Accumulation Of tho Lcpisla ture.

,.,. The uor. W r SeoFr w,ll please accept our
,,.,nk. for late Ag.iin IareN
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Verust1ugC.

lNAfNFSTOck'S y. Welners Canadian, and
raync~ tome vcrmduse, IT sale by
EVANS SANDERS. ~ co,
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rsl,rrg Har.-,v. Gua-d ss # ne miner A,Ss u
sprs " Ha-e-fv asc9
Ctihas h Andrew, oad J1ne, n HsA,'. If.csfo-'
~ fts i1sf ui' aud iesfoHss}ef Nla'e " Hagsf'y,
lifstasssi q al
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
IuiOu and Harm Ony.

The report of the first days doings Of the
Wing Conference at Albany may be found
in another column, and while it will be pc
rused with interest, will surprise few If any
of our readers. For the present we with
hold all extended comment, although the sub
iect provokcs to copious remark. We earn
esty desire the unity of the Wing party, but
as we hold the split to have been the unjus-
ti6able work of the gentlemen who saw fit
to 90 to Utica, it does not seem reasonable
that the terms of the RECONCILIATION should
be altogether of their debating. We trust,
however, that satisfactory arrangement
NAV be arrived at.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Npw.yORK. FRIDAY, AUGUST /. 1851.
~ The Nashlngton and Niagara bring

rV The Washington and Niagara bring
weeks later news from Europe. Inc
subject most discussed in the English pa
pers is the disposition to be made OF the
CRYSTAL Palace, Lord Campbell heading the
assaulting party who insist on It's demol-
ton. while The Times brings It's heavy ar
tilerv TO the aid of Mr. Paxton and the
Winter Garden plan. The latter seems
likely T. prevail. The Exhibition Is more
porular and profitable than ever. News
from all parts Of the Kingdom represent
the crops as in fourisking condition, cs-
pecially the Potato crop, which will be un-
usually large.
In FRANCE the great topic of interest Is
the debate on the Revision of the Constr
tuition, which was in its third day when the
mail closed The most important speeches
thus far have been those Of NJ. Berger and
Victor Hugo. \ sketch Of the debate
viii be found in the letter Of our Paris cor
respondent.
ITALY is in a mOurniul condition. Win
the single exception of Sardinia, she Is
given up to more than Russian despotism.
The Pope has gone to Castel Gandolto'
where he has had an interview with the
arch-tyrant of Naples. They mistake who
imagine that the terrible quiet of Italy
breeds no storm.
ScHLEswIG-H HoLsTEN is in the affection
ate charge of Austria. In SPAIN there Is
whisper of conspiracies. GREECE Is a
nest of robbers. That splendid old bar5a-
rian, Schamyl, is giving Russia trouble In
the Caucasus and Turkistan. The CHI
NEsF have rebellion in Kwang-Si, and the
son of Taou-Kwang is trying to quell It,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
DIED.

On Wednesday. Iuly ". BENJAMIN GAMBLE Nsed
s. years months and DAYS
The ets and acruantanccS also the members al Cow
ensnt Ledge No IS. q OF q. r, and the Grand lodse
al the State of New-lk respectfully lGNtcd u al
tend his Meeral this (ry4 Az, froon. \. O'clock ipni
has lae residence 80 Scccid His remains viii - IA
ken 10 Cypress Hills Cemetery
" Baltimore papers please copy
Al the North Amerscan PhalaHv, \. J. et cnlci>y.
lu> y, 1851. JAMES n MARTIN, m the toth wear I
he
MI Martin united With the ahove-named Association
aon alter nwas osssssed and renamed resident
Ter holdS VARIOUS PLACES q; unii the time oi his
Il, ath. e had recently PUBLISHED school booN entitled
he Orhccpast and has, Tor several wears been Sg-
ycineatent Of Comson Sehoos r The ,owushio OF At
fspbe.
AtSsay,lie. July ~ HECTOR p. only chid of Horace
anal nc, A. kueeland sgel x wears and montL>
On FRIDAY morning, July ~ MIR. CHRISTOPHER
III YCHlNtK. hcckhnder q tins CITY. ssed L. sears
On 11urssy afternoon 1ny 81 afer sloIt snd severe
IN ess. THOMAS WARDLE younges, soa of David
4 Rssk IN the 9th year oi hss age.
The eads Of the m invited 70 sitea l,s funeral
panor iSaturdayl afeTnooa, a. ocscA trea hss lat,
..sLr,ce. 81 wlioushny 81. Bre,ASa
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

terests will be best subserved by throwing
open the transportation Of passengers to
competition.
1t is reported that the recent departure
of Mr.. Vanderbilt, and others, for Nicara-
qua. was precipitated b. the above Inform
alton, which has hitherto been carefully
kept secret.
The general dissatisfaction at what, IN
Nicaragua. Is regarded as betrayal Of their
confidence and interests by the United
States no doubt has something to d. with
the above proceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
CnoPs, &c, IN SOUTHERN NEw-Y YORK.

CEoPS, &c, IN SOUTHERN NEW YORK -
Having recently made hurried passage from
Dunkirk to tins City over the New.York and
Enc Railroad, we had a sort of glimpse of the
agricultural region through which this great
thoroughlare passes. The crops look well In the
main with the exception OF Indian Corn which
Is good IN spots, though much of j, has punv
and slckly appearance, owing perhaps to the su-
perabuadance of rain which has fallen in the
Western part OF the State for a lew weeks pas,
Through the Counties OF Chautauque and Catta.
raugus only part Of the Wheat crop and very
small portion OF the Hay have been harvested.
and this remark applies also TO Aegany. As
We proceed East along the vallIes Of the CAMS
teo, Toga, Chemung and Susquehanna, through
the Counties of Sieuben, Chemung. Tioga and
Broome, the harvest is further advanced also
along the Delaware River bordering Oh Dela
ware and sullivan Counties. In Orange County
the small proportion of ground sowed with
heat appears to have welded well. and the
crop IS almost entirely harvested SO also is the
hay, "a more important crop.) and the farmers
nave commenced cutting their Oats. Rockland
produces this year about the usual crop Of
Rocks and LocO-F -Focos.
The business OF the Erle road, both IN
ireisht and passengers, appears TO be rapidly IN
creasing. New towns are sprlnglng into life
along its extended line and old ones are growine
IN population and Importance with 4 gaD.dity
cutie astonishing
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
The Testimony of Intidel>.

That there may be hereafter no mistake or mis-
representation of our position, we VIII take TINS oc
caSon To say, that consider any law unWlsc that
torbids the reception OF the evidence OF witness on
account OF his her belief, or for the want OF any
religious belief. We believe Ia letting any witness
testify, subject to the penalties of perjury teStliyns
falsely and IN allowing courts and ureS to form thcir
own opinion as 10 the crediblIty OF the witness But
though we so believe, We DO not think an Aihlc>l
worthy OF public commentator, after The Iribpoe
fashion We have no quarrel with that paper be-
cause II oppose the imposition Of religious test
upon Witnesses Albany Register.
Il Why then did you assail us All
thc commendation We bestowed on Atheists was
TO say, that while We had known some bad men.
many diSagroeablc ones and some truly good
ones who had called themselves nfdelS. We had
not found them as a general thing less reliable
than other members of the community 1t seems
that TIE Reeistsr Is OF precisely the same opn-
ION since II would also allow them 10 testify
before the Courts We advise It to choose rs
ground the more warily the next time it seeks 10
indulge It's spite.