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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

ENNGLISH SH AVIN(s SO AP.-WINTER
IA q THONPSON'S RYPOPHAZON. or Sup r
Essential Shaving S ap. This rmnrntly useful dscnv
cry is a combination of pure vegetable subsancrs and
renders the process oshavng delightfully."- easy produc.
ing strong consis ent ather which possesses the pc
cuiar virtue OF NOT drying the face, and equally
effec ually in sea hard soft water
tulI stock OF the above ce eb ated Shaving Soap,
imported direct from The manu- acturrr Tor sale at
GlNTER'S,
ie 81 ~ MAJ s,1aat
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

" SCHOOL, NEAR STAUNTON, BY PIKE
POWERS.-The next session of this school will COM
mence the 10th of July, and terminate the 18Th
of May following.
TERMs-For board, including lodging, washing,
lights and iuel and tuition in all any OF the subjects
taught ten months 5000, payable half the 10Th
of July, and one-half on the 18th of December.
N. B--The pupils not allowed to dea! on credit !.
and are expected to depose their funds in the hands of
the teacher be distributed to them his discretion.
The Enquirer will please copy d send its Dill to
this office for payment. my l6-2awtl6hJy
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iy 4--w4w B. B. WOODSON, Clerk.
DERUVIAN GUANO.-Thr ships Mount Yer

EDERUVlAN GUANO.-The ships Mount Yer
charging, from which am 10 receive large portion
of my Fall supply. These the last ships expected
by the Cove Agent until September except two
small vessels the cagoes OF which are sold to Balt-
more. Persons wishing to secure supply, would do
well to forward their orders without delay If Iaken
from the vessel will save them the expense OF dray
age and storage, HUGH w. FRY.
lie 6-laW5W,
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AJOTIC E.-All persons having claims against the
~ estate of Margaret Miller, decd, will bring them
forward properly authenticated, Tor payment, all
moneys in my hands will be expended by the 18th OF
September, 1851, and cannot pay any claim after thai
Time Al persons indebted to said estate OF M. Miller
will come forward and settle without delay.
JOHN T. JONES,
lie l0-cf Admir- of Margaret Miller decd
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ND OE HERRINGS.-l0O half hbls Nos and
II a family Roe Herrines, for sale BY
je 81 TINSLEY & BRYANT.
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a It A COURT held for Cumberland county, the
IA 23d day of June 1881:

"A 7 A CUUKI held Tor CumDeFIaHo county, The
IN 23d day OF June, 1881:
On the motion of Thomas Ricketts, and wife, and
Thomas Taylor, residents of the State Of Ohio, dis
tributes of John Glover deceased, it is ordered by
The Court, that the creditors of said John Glover, de
ceased, be summoned to appear on the got day of
August next 10 show cause, if any they can, against
the payments and delivery of the othe dectdent
now IN the hands OF his administrator, TO his dist bu.
ees as entitled by law. and that copy of this order
be published once week for four weeks in the K ch-
mond Times, and posted at the front door OF the Court
House of this county the first VS. OF the July and
August terms Of the County Court of Cumberland.
A cnnY-leSfa
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HUTLERY.-l0 gross Table Knives, OF various
~ patterns this day we'd and ill be sold by the
set or gross, to be closed by the LIST July.
50 cards Pocket Knives to he sold at reduced prices
to pay advances on same.
ia 10 ALEX MOTT
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THE DAILY TIMES.
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.


The contemplated railroad through Canada West is
exciting great in crest among the people Of Michigan
Il is The nnectus link in great line Of road rum
through the heart OF the country, connecting the A
Ianc with the PLAN OF the Lakes aud he Lakes with
the great ley Of the Mississippi, as the Glowing
BILE will show:
The Western Railroad from Boston to Alba
ny. .......................i99 miles
From New York to Albany, Hudson River
halllOad Ia
From Albany to Niagara Falls ........... 500
From Niagara + als TO Detroit .......... 228 I"
The Michigan Central 4 ailroad.. .2z7
From Michigan City to Cairo. 357 "
From Michigan CITY to Chicago. 81
From Chicago to Gaena or Dubuque. .....l92
Making the distance from New York to Cairo, at the
junction OF the Ohio and Mississippi rivers about 1--WE I've
hundred and fifty miles. The road from Chicago to
Cairo will be done in about years. This is a most
direct line, making the dis from St Louis to NJ
York by this route 1905 miles Cincinnati ] ,583
miles difference 1872 miles. From Cairo to New 70
Northern 1856 miles, via Cincinnati 1888 miles dit
fer. nee 80 miles.
1t difficult realize the vasness of the railroad
enterprises now in contenpla ion and yet they are
practicable in character and can be accomplished in
comparatively bet time For instance It is expect
ed and intended haIthe road that shall traverse Illinois,
to the junction OF the Ohio and Mississippi, will b.
tlnued from that point across corner of Kentucky
through Tennessee and Alabama to Mobile.
This is the greatest railroad enterprise the world !;
passing through twelve degrees OF lautuue, the extent
OF the tract to Portland in Maine being about eighteen
hundred miles. Congress has made muniticent grant
OF land to the Mobile road, and the work has already
been commenced at several points on the line, and
Is thought more Than one hundred miles from Mobile,
| north will be n running order during the present
| month.
| The time required travel between New ork and
places at the West and 9TH over various routes double
ira 50 and single % miles per hour, including wood
ana stops allowed tor-ls, according
to the Detroit Free Press, from which we take these
figures, as follows:
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e. 0O REWARD:aRan away from the
~ Il wv subscriber on MONDAY 24th Februa-
age, grey hair, and has but few front teeth He about
feet 10 IL inches high stout, able bodied fellow,
and makes much pretenson to religion. bought him
about year since of M James U. Deaton in Rich
mond, and he had been employed in and about that
city, until shortly before bought him. when he work.
ed in coal mine. He has perhaps made his way to
Richmond, which he succeeded in reaching on one of
his runaway excursions. His clothing was a red fan
mel shirt, with cotton it, sattinet coat and
pantaloons. will pay the above reward if taken so
miles from home, fifty dollars if any less distance,
and brought home ]. WALKER.
Williamsburg March 10Th, 1851.
NH 22-d4teoSt eff
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~ AS.-The subscribers are prepared to receive or
SS ders for fitting up gas pipes in stores, hotels pr
houses, churches &C., in the very best manner
on reasonable Apply at their foundry, corner Of
9th and Cary street.
au 2I-2awts J. F. & l.. l.. BARNS.
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ALEX. MOTT

HpLUE LICK SULPH r WATER,
kp FROM BLUE LICK SPRINGS, KENTUC-
KY-This is he best transported Sulphur Water in
We receiving fresh supplies, direct from the
Springs
PURCELL, LADD Il CO, Druggists,
ia < Sole A cents Rlue Lick Wafer
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apLACK LACE MTrTS.-We have in store a
HD large and complete assortment of ladies' black
lace Mts, with and without fingers; also, sup
ply of misses black lace Mitts. oil sizes, at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
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n "A HHDS. sc TOOL 4. YES SHOUL-
I'll W DERS, received by the last boat, for sale.
jv3 JAS WINSTON.
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| I'D EPP ER.-lO bags landing and for ale by
| IL lie 30 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
~ e HHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR, re-
| SOP ceiving from schr Providence, for sale
iv2 JAS WINSTON
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AT o. MOLASSES 40 bbIs reboiled N. o
~ Q Molasses, in fine order for sale by
iy WILLIAMS u BROTHER.
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SUPERIOR FLOTR.-A small tof favou
~ rite brand, ground of white wheat lat September
for sale by RA(,LAND <, BROTHER
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sp HHDS. EXTRA BACON HAMS, just re-
Old ceVed and for sale by
iy2 JNO WOMBLE q CO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-07

I'D of chocolate and slate colour, just received and
for sale lower than elsewhere in the city, bv
eA DOVE, ISAACS & co.
ATEW CROP GREEN COFFEE.-lOO bags
v strictly prime Lagnra and Rio Coffee, receiving
this morning, for sale by -
e23 FRY & McCANDLISH.
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SPECTACLES.-A large assortment of Gold
quiring the aid of glasses whether convex, concave,
blue or green.
Light blue steel Frames very pleasant to wear
Some cheap steel Frames, with very superior glasses,
as low as soc. per pair. GENNET & JAMES,
e 10 Eagle Square.
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hundred and thry-two thousand three hundred and
snly ak dollars ing Than dollars upon the
lakes and rivers 10 one upon the Atlantic coast That lie
serious objection my mind while ye,, upon princ'
plies OF equity and fairness different proportion mig hi
have existed in the bill The wants OF the govern.
m.nt, when limited within the rule which have laid
down--the true wants 81 the government should be our
only guide. without regard 10 the fact whether the
amount OF the appropriation greater upon one
ton OF the country or The other
The next fact which CLEAN from the bill u.s. that il con
ians in all 80 separate and distinct Items OF appropriation
OF Thai s. 20 Al least are works and for the CON.
mencement of new works. little more than half mil.
lion OF dollars is appropriated for The ution Of old
works, 81 ,7o6, 376 are appropriated.
The next fact which CLEAN from that bill is that in
the bill stands there is appropriated for works
wing with lhe State of-
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of endstons made BY that bureau. and refusing
those that have been recommended by the depart
msnt am moi quite how Il may be IN relation to
The upper o the Red river but know there has
in The bill is specific. and leaves OF The
committee some hat IN doubt in relation TO the matter.
In with this there is another table TO
which beg leave 10 call the attention OF the Senate
These works Had their origin mainly in 1897 and the fol
lowing table shows the amounts which have been an.
nusy expended BY the United States Tor the improve
nent of hsrborS and rivers: h- s
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Attorney Sss Prsssoussns Ci~a-As ~ wssAa.~,..
TIME all Of ciai sssinst -
o2hs nstsd States, before Congress bslo1s
..on.,. or bxioss any public Department. elaine Tor -
.d psa..ons ssf return o. duus. SaAs -
Contractors sccounts collection ei dividends in Arsx o
paon. every other business requiring me ompt s6
..,,,e., OF an attorney OF agent
de.er Of the scat Of the soysu.
Ia, .na,a.y, and familiar v.I,oa.
- ~ oubllc the different =
-. cc... 10 Asles legal advisers II
l., o.agus the fullest utluos
49, ,..a inuust business 10 his -
Being " tho greater pat o. he euAeas u o.
s.,s h.usc. OF Congress In the last twelve years. d,snsI
~. 10 /. .te nd this notice by special references
Iommun cations mus he pre- paid In ali csses.
Charges or fees regulated by and extent Of bushes,
away II. c. sPALDiNG, Attorney,
oot 9-so ticp Wssaingloa, D. O.
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NEW York and California millionaire Assestassea-
IN One thousand shares thousand dollars Capital, y
number OF shares 10 be obtained BY nasi
parties capital invest special partners sniu
CONFORMITY win the revised statutes Of FORK, free
liability future assessment At the par OF CO.
cent as
with fair prospect doubling the whole In ssfe opsnue
mining United States under The direction ~
troll Of OLIVER HOLuIN,
A. tho General Partner Chief Agent Of the Comp,
No. II Wall street, New Yst
Caonians other responsible parties throughout M W.
who Aid obtaining the United States ~
and investment in the sssociatoa, are 70 BE-
points, where line and vessels can -
available trade, carrying the aiis, and eSse
from Europe, Asia, Africs, and the Americas.
There very large increasing business doing with c
MA Pacific kc; and long the supply Of god ce
capital, goods, and manufactures, will s0a
most be views aud calculations therefor. Aud ~
profit thereby that this association being ons
der the arm and style OF .. HOLDEN co..
Mercantile Commercial, Commission Merchant, Bssk
Insurance, md Mining Agents. New York and san Pra'n
CApitai q ,0o0, 900.
b9-0
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS AND TdILORS,
Ma ma Broadway corner OF Duane street,
No. JOJ broadway, corner VI Duahe sucet,
Above tAs Irving House, NeW York,

.abovs tAs Hping House, Ne0 York.
~ EsPECTFULLY the attention Of friends and DUN
II their assortment Of spring goods Of the Hus
which tey are make IN the best
f.louabe style their usual moderate prices Fresh es
vesngs, of latest lmpoTtaons elegant ~
sny v..t. dark do patterns Of Paris embroiderc
rhers are three sul employed In this establishments
m Gu, coats one To pants, and 10 cut Each
i complete in itself Army and navy uniforms ma
order with accuracy and despatch, and in The most approved nm
,.r strangers metropolis will ind this csaA
nent everything taste, and perfect nj always insured
N A. PxEAfrM wAIsTcoATs-These elegant waiscoal u.
we're 40 much admired Castle Garden have been awuds i
drst premium by American Institute at their late fair
Feb lS-dlm
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AIDES, Dress GoOds.-The subscriber has In
Ii pieces plain barage, embracing all the shades
--a 50 do figured barage some beautiful styles
10 do do tissue, entirely new styles
$50 do barage deialne, from Is cents TO IN cent p
palIy very rich patterns
Is pieces bohemian grass CLOTH and pretty article
% do linen lusre, very pretty shades
1900 yards ginghams all prices
10000 do printed caicoes
5000 do printed lawns, of at lax cents fss cass
and fine quality Eet
1000 yards plain wis muslins very beautiful sa
nj lax cents
The get waited for the last few ds VII
kindness call again, as shall make arrangements ~
" ' = G. w. YERBY
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and oh ~
Mar d2wf
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mORsE.s TELEGRAPH.

THE Office Of the Western Telegraph Company rewovas
Gnans apotiecary shop on Pennsylvania ~
a few doors Of Browns Hotel.
This only line Of telegraph from WAsssae.
Wheeling Pittsburx, where with Other lines m
ing Detroit Chicago, Ciacinna, Louisville 81 Loos Ns
Memphis, Vicksburg, and the whole western county -
The northern Morse once il few doors cast Of ns ~
Hotel.
Tho southern is on 7th street., opposite the National a
ONCE. ..w.,n.,,
inn 7-du President Wosaam Telegraph Co@7sr
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pAAsoLss s"n-shAdes and Umbreilas.-I have th. day
Two cases Of Parasos and shades,
"sw nha elegant styles shapes and Ladies
snovs e'es have only CALL al
and highly finished. -
.y... ~ q. w. VERY,
r.nn.y'vsnis avenue, between snds ...
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Land Agency al Dubuque, Iowa.
,NHE undersigned prepared 10 locate all Land Wansn . ~
- a,,u.tsd 10 him reasonable, an on ans ~ ~
pubIc lands OF Iowa. Address
p- WILLIAM Y. LOWELL
Dubuque Iowa
HEvEkERCKs:
Hon A. c. Dodge Hon. @ W. Jenes, Senators from Low,
Msssr. barton 4 Williams, Winchester, Virginia.
me.srs Miller, Dalam, \ shipe, baltimore, Maryland,
Mr. Fosseu, Philadelphia
j. stewart, esq, New York.
John |; Gaiiaher, jr., Washington, D. o.
Dec i3-iaw6ncp"
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second Course.-Dancing Academy.
Mr.. r.. n. Liable announce 10 The cur.
vi Washington and Georgetown that his second courss
Thursday January
residence Pennsylvania avenue opposite Wlards hoss
Days Of tuition WashinetonTucsdsys, Thursdays, ana
days; Gcorgetown-MonAays and Fridsys.
Dec 2s--dfU
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A House OF the lirst class for sale.

NOW offer for sale Of the splendid houses Ia Tie Gin
recently finished. ID beautifully situated the "a
and 10Th Streets for its healthy location
wnteY I,s position The different departments u
ma II IL eouidistant best markets the city, he
tans S rooms commod0us and LOFTY several Of the chamber
are DO set square. The paor saloon II feet BY 81 49,
ceiling 10 feet 1t finished in the most modern style s,
spacous bath room, affording hot cold, and shower Il
also contained therein; the fixtures eaaur
nsed and tank contains rs hogshsads Of water The
IL furnished with hot cold sink and pump s VI
wa,er Gas pipes laid In the hail. paio saou II
dining In the for It's convenience eo
honse have been permanently built, and include -,
6re nrof ash nit grsnary, and
and well finished for male servants, lying on newly
Mar If JAS CAD6
c,TIMsON Il Co.'s Now York, Now Orleans and AsaaD
u Express connecting with the swiest and responsible
between principal Maine, New HampA
mont assachuses Rhode Island, Connecticut, LowG Cin
New York state, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland Nd
Columbia Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, The western States generally
Alabama river towns, and the prominent place
Georgia and the Caroinas
Our facilities are aud perfect, tina.
safe and speedy transportation OF freight trunks, packages md
able parcels Of the country 10 the Other asd
the remote points H. ,
connected with Messs Adams Co., and au
in other respects no leaat Of which the conhdeacs
tronaQe community feel assured that
cease entire satisfaction to sn
jewelers. bankers, and merchants generally.
attention California express fou New
Orleans and our express between New Orleans and Mobile
Offices Camp street, New Orleans and 10 Wall street. New Yat
Feb 6-dAcpl2w -tre.rr, ##l y.Ha9
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No Todds Building, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
sioncr Of deeds for New York, California, Minne.o %
other States OF the Union.
CHARLES DE sELDING, having been appointed BY ne ~
" i've Of the States Of New York, Caiofas
other States Of the United States, and Of the Tsiru
ssioner to take the acknowledgment Of deeds. s7
his services the citizens Of Washington and elsewhere
Feb h-2aw
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VALUABLE Canal Lot for RAle.-I.ot No !, on ~
2io the OF lay and Canal streets, optg -
the canal, and 100 feet I3k This lot Is vel =
almos, purpose, for coal wood yard, manu''c
description - II
Also, lot tho Of Goth and erbb
retail grocery, being In growing neighborhood, near
and co the principal street leading hom tho country NEW
W' IN ?. KING
March Is-a Corner Ish and 'u-'s
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TUSr finished, splendid silver tea set asd -.
fa lot OF silver spoons forks ladies' tong, ha
mustard and salt spoons, cream pots, cups Ac OF om
tnre which warrant equal in hneness IN coin -, n
We sbal open tn day smother fse ssswtmen on -
Watches diamond and other nch jewey, which We
NJ w. GAIT BRoTHEn
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and "s -
Feb
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-28

part thereof, when so set in the assess n1eut list, shall be liable for all taxes le- gally imposed thereon, for the term of one year from the time when such taxes become due, whether such property shall then be in the hands of the trustees, ad- ministratOr, executor, heirs or devisecs.
 Sec. 30. Whenever one party is en. titled to the fee simple of any real esta'e or to the ultimate enjoyment of money at interest, or other personal estate, and another party is entitled to the use of the same as an estate for life, or for term of years, by gift or devise, and not by con tract, the taxes on such estate shall be paid by the party in the immediate pos session of the same, or use of such estate except when il is specially provided oth- erwise.
 Sec. 3l. The real estate belonging to any bank, or insurance company, or Oth- CT private corporation, over and above what may be required and used l y such bank, insurance company or other pri- vato corporation, for the transaction of it's appropriate business, shall be liable to be assessed and set in the list of such corporation, in the town where such real estate is situated, and shall be liable to taxation to the same extent as if owned by an individual.
 Sec. g. It shall be the duty of the comptroller of public accounts to pre- pare form for the list, to be forwarded to the assessors, with such instructions as he may deem necessary. Suchalists shall specify the different kinds of pro- perty. The items of household furniture. libraries, farming tools, and tools of the persons trade, need not be mentioned, hut may be set in the list in gross. Said lists shall also contain one general head embracing all taxable property not spe- officially mentioned. And it shall be the duty of the lister of the property, at or before the time he delivers his list to the assessors to verify the same by his oath. which oath may be administered by the assessor or any other authorized to ad- minister oaths, that the said list accord ing to the best of his knowledge, remcm- b"ance of belief, is true statement of all his property liable to taxation, and that he has not conveyed or temporarily dis> posed of any estate for the purpose of evading the provisions of this act.
 T3 De continued.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-08-28

Gj-We learn that Mr. JAMES G. BATrER- SON, at his Marble ManufactOry in North
 Main street, has a large amount of work in
 progress. Some of his monuments are very beautiful. He has upwards of fifty men in his employ, and still is not able to answer all his orders, He is about to put up a new building. eighty feet in length, with wing of some forty feet, in the rear of his present building, and to place in it n steam engine for the purpose of saving and polishing nlarble.-[ Hartford Courant.
 During recent visit to Hartford we went through MT. Batterson's marble works, and subsequently, took drive with him to the north burying ground, and to the new Spring Grove Cemetery-where we saw some splendid specimens of his workman ship, which we shall not now attempt to describe, though we may refer to sOme of them particularly hereafter. In no de- partment of the arts has there been greater improvements within the last few years, than in monumental sculpture. A half century since, the highest ambition of the stone e-cutter seemed to be more than satis- fled if he could carve 'head and wings or skull and cross s-bones'-those grim emblems ofthe grave, which were wont tofrighten little children almost out of their wits. Now the most striking and! tasteful designs, carved in the highest style of the sculptor's art, adornt our city cemeteries, and, united to the skilful arrangement of trees and shrubbery, invite rather than re' pei the thoughtful visitor to the city of the dead. Mir. Bat.erson is quite at the head of his profession in this State, and we are gratifed to learn that his skill and enter. prize are meeting with an ample reward.