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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
E,ARM FOR SALE.-I6O acres, about

30 acres wood the balance under cultivation Two
Apple Orchards; 5000 Peach trees IN bearing; Plum,
Cherry and ohe, fruit great abundance two Houses Two
Wells of excellent Water Barn &c. The Farm IN good
fence aud suitable for Gram, Grass and Gardening all
IFS varieties Situated IA North Brunswick, Midilesex
County. N. j. , miles from Washington, 81 from Spots
wood Depot Camden and Amhoy Railroad and Ia New
Brunswok Depot convenient fom and 90 New York mar
ket. lnqure of {. u. REGARD No. as Greenwich-s
SCHENCk, MCGEE co PlsT23 f,o' ot Barclay st,
s u. BOOTH M. 29o Broadway N Y, " ON the prem
% lnIurhSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
NOR SALE, at CENTRAL NORRIS

III ANIA-70 feet from the New Depot, corner Lot,
so bv 100 feet Price S6OO-alsO cheap lots al Paramount
near Upper Morsania Depot Inquire at No 70 Fulton st.
81 sto,y O15 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

DEV. B. K. HALL, d. D., Of Rose Hill
III Institute Ne-burEh Orange Co n Y, receives
few BOYS as BOARDING SCHOLARS CIcLus ssf'
30 order, and reference glvsE 4 required
suig tNoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30
Gcnses 60 Get.


Il ffon, November l. thc Bakery Ne $50 7th sv.. be-
tween s5th and sehsis The nN;ures wall be sold very
low. Reason for quitting engaged IN another business
The stand Is excellent InquiEc On the premises
80 So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

WHFaT Ceoe-Ftgmi4s- The las.
Ohio Cnlt;vator saws
The wheat crop looks quite promising
rs far aswe can learn throughout the state
farmers are also quite forward with tlei,
spring pillow r sowing oats. SC Pas
tires are now quite good in most parts
af7rdins relief from the apprehensious Of
scarity Of fodder
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

On recent occasion Ue invited some #
our IT cntdral friends favor us ,yi n Il state
ment ~ lh- cost It riIslag fax. and ~ TIE
quantity obtained freiH an ,ctr; and ue ita5e
how - acknowledge the attention If one e
oar friends ~ sending as Number 1T al ex-
cflient agricultural .ourual, entitled Aoorf's
Rural Ne" orkrr. containing the inf .rula-
ton desired, ia a letter from me Of its cores
P"ndetS, from which NE take the following
extract.
la 1917. I raised sixteen acres Of fax. pro
duclHg little over @S0U as gross recpipts.-
From my book Of that year, / copy the follow
icy results # oue acre | survey Cd. cf about
the average &C ihe feid. Weight Of fix and
seed before jhreshug, 3.S89 pouuds-weight
Of AK after the seed was IT, , U6 pounds
weight Of flax after it was dew ratted , 600
pound WEIGHT If lint when dressed, Us
pounds-quaHtily IF clean seed. thirteen bush
els one pint. and one and quarter bushels Of
yellow seed.
Flax sold FIR 10 cts. per III. $3.50
- hu. pt. seed, lOs per b. 1927
i bu. yellow seed, IS PER bu. -
s5i.45
Expenses of seed, interest on land. AT 80
per acre, and every expense attending the fax
>l4.75. This, however, Is less than ordaua-
~. as own mill for dressing fla. his
season, one acre Of flax has produced 0 bush.
Of seed, and SIS los. If flax.
The average here obtained IS, we believe
considerable more than the average WELD If
cotton lands. ardihe advantage resulting from
the fact, that fax seed IS of great "a ne FIR
crushing and FEEDING purposes, Is We great
The cost per acre IS set down at @I4.15. but
THAI includes rent At three dollars prracre. and
the eNnense # pulling BY hand. IT a NEE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

Mademoiselle Loro has been offered ten
thousand dollars apiece for two Of Ter
horses which Of course she declines She
has eight beautiful animals which. 1t Is
said, one hundred thousand dollars could
not buy. We learn that her receints at
Nlblo's average ten thousand dollars
week.-NaSl.rjHe Ga-ettc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15
{ coRREcrEp wEeKLY1

Farmers VIII rejoice to know that at la-t tlcy
can procure an article which they may aereud
upon at eli times in curing lie various a.Euent.
OF cattle, such sweeney. stu conn u, $
temper gals, wounds. spra.ns. nan4c. tascy, pa.
'iai blindness, sore ewes, lamenees from spraIn
loss Of the JOINT wa,e- or coutrsc.e,! cords g.
&c. HE article re- aed 10 is e. q F3rrrll s
Arabian Lin.men'. tie uest r1el.c.ae ever d..coy.
e.eI boia Tor nan Or beast.
See advertisement cS-2w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15
Presidential Pre- actions.


\ Georgia correspondent of the New
York Herald writes to that paper as fol
lows
VIM. Howell Cobb will be the candidate
to the Union party for Governor and the
c INVENTION which nominate him VIII also
nominate Mr.. Buchanan for the Presiden-
cy \ Southern Wing. probably Jones
OF Tennessee, viii be placed upon the tick
ct with Mr. Is. Georgia will not 60 into
a national convention, bat act as .GUcr
rilla IN the next Presidential campaign i
Ala5ama Mississippi and Tennessee, viii
j IN IN the movement an} by b means
if the election should be carried into the
House, we shall cautral about forty votes
for Air buchanan which lie could not 9th
erwise receive. Old party lihes in this
State, are u ped out, and tie old issues
cannot he revived The Union party with
a majority of twenty thousand votes III
tie State, are 0Dposoi toa general system
~ llftcffel 5RtproreHctsfS YLev are sat
listed with the tariff # 1916 bat for lar
monY's sake would ac}n.esce III some
81 sut m3diieatiaus They are opuosed
l. u b'nf aid t. the 0tactuio.l ct Cu7a-
hl u Calu Upon this platf3rm We SHALL
rally, and ny word far it tie ba.alc at
power " IL lie u Cur hands aid we shall
exercise controlling lnAaeuce IN tie
election.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15
DRUGS & MEDICINES.


TEVTTr s3bscr:ber i ,,.,,.. ,,-,,,,:,- t... !,
of 64.b D.nrs 1I.l...nas p ~ NJ.
patent Medicines IL &r. ia.f re..',.1 .-,,-, =.
East, consisting i" part Of
II. Lea ana 'ao' Le a.. Pom. Lamp. & H4r.ea
Pans Green. I.trgis5re 6. 7,.ro,,,:.c
Pr5ssei5. Indigo g. TX gtlrlaa (, Clat
IhsS. Pun, f.L,se e. l
Rel s. ycUq,r Crlr,s 81. l..12 <t.- -y
Log Ee5- & J rail ,ro.ss. 7 ARE C.Jlg;o7,.
avg J'nf assortment n Drugs q f-eo'ir.,cs.
III mas also IrcNe' a new SIMPLY OF Or D.
J"Fics In!iy 81 ID cues, Lr. CHr.etes
. dt"n.e C.rtlter. Roadway Ready tc-
Ioun enl~ sa.ssper,la svrlp.
Sgarp" ace3'-t.c u.i. Neiir's,
~, D'" = ~ I'-"io
Pills, DC. c.
Comfy leaders.
ana iu c8sasris in -t. al
examine his s5ycl be.o .c..a is- e..ea hero.
iHLuu.a,r. EuDoLF.
1891. the Court Hoe An
10 VI J.. ~ y. III tP{ s.
e. '-' IA. D'us-='ef,
.'-''e "-,'''e T. sly
IA, a.c, r
Pure Port .4.s..s. n.r-y & Clsret Who's
->'.'' Ac-o'
For sale h., r 70 pOr0rr
Scc3pa' Acoustic Oh,
D.ef'., - -. ~ '''- / '''e' i-''i'Toc1'oa-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15
4 I c HIC A G O

= HE Depot system for marketing wool having
4 e. th'rousbIy tested nj re last ara beia..
% -Ird. aNor with tie ta; mess. have de,rriuif,:
~ commence the enterprise here
Wool will BE- we girl INTO tie DEPOT IN tb4
gross. d4d "a certificate therefor e.ren. and s. Dee
-'Fed an aAsuc, 30 about TWO tl.is.s H. value 4. N
be mace. Tor whic. interest a- ti:e r.+e IN e.. +,
Per ecn'em ner auuU.n VIII be charged til sold.
Ire >oI'er separates itaccurd.s = 70 grade. s,lo
Is holly d.a.i e-ted ie.fg erai loved Oh 4 s5fa-
~ and lac gives lEe owner credit FIR he uus.ll.er
@ roand- OF each grace, noting any deduction
.or Ei;h.
Each clip can be kept separate If desired and
rs owner 'af, dT4ct # he chooses as 10 time #
al's. Is WI be ID d IL q "a + = rash and
o ,ners al once MT fed vhru then accounts Will
Teat . immediate .e- l.neat
ins ad Zone cen, per po..ud. Il Depot charge
t'rscr..--- and selling viii be ore Ell and h.It:
Mr. Blanchard who first started the system bt,
Ing advertised that such VII be his rl.e. and that
It is as low as can lie afforded Ih u II cover
a chlr. es except for insurance, which viii he
om ~ o 80 cents on 81 for each three mon lis.
ac>s viii be pad ior az lse.r value
Inquiries VIII be answered with pleasure.
J. S WRIGHT
Chicago. Sth Nay, 1881. n-a2u.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

S-Hjss;s AN9>G IdE Aiot5I5ss 1t a2-
PEARS that tie Mormous Of beaver Island
under 5.a leaders Zip u S.ralg have been
czci lded at4emarized a.d ezc,mt4u.
ucar-d FL t.e man body q. tie SAINTS -
Eaer .e9osg consist i. u-i (, phosphorus
md ca.luz It II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

a IN
he saws tllay saot him with risfoI The
bail anterio tfa - -, 49, ~, ~.
~. Ia3...........,. ~ 10 ~
.s.'ich las Iaralyze. al his lower e2trsm E.
les lie sass ne Is dead from the Y list
- ''+s l'-9 @''-3 Goes not expect again u be
a''1 y ""-|-
~ 'i5iiG.sa F.'sN Since the lst Of April,
~ wagons -.tFe crossed the re-IIaate
p ''1-s aEe'2si"g ave persons to the Rag
on ~ hee We tn Iowa and Oregon The
the interior Iad.ana the bal.r,cs f.,,,,
ONO ALAS 40 Of tie WAGONS vora
bp...1l liz OF goa. Tbi. il ~a+....r an nm
u.ua. nuai 81 movers for tfia S.as.,, oe
the year l{l5ost C,,uefe,
@dr- .-'.tn Purcell Of I0uisv lie
"-iiie 81 = .s3ts the other day stoned
'a tue ,tss 90 look at q fcit that was
eo.n oa- IN :a.c. .uitaa crowd were in
Eli. q. aa,..aea - s..-.....
,r.fA 4f.,,. s. 81
II 'a>c d Ia3A-taf
'"ef took opposite
90 '"',..ls 2 pocket 2nok and
re turned gi.caiy got
A.m If er - race rr.ra-L@.I III, II.
fury. got Il 5 e<et book took , Est 1T
aud came strt.-l.t home IL On 49,
"
- - = '-i'7 f--'a=#', may he
.1.' :, t.'s...'. g III HOVER an "dd tienal
ii ''4J season O''th0st IL
'''' '|''.
-Fhe I..iteI Sta+os no,.,. .-.,.--+.o4
present Of He vessels c5rry All .,,n.
'rhev c8.eg-sa ~ sim. af - - -
f.is5fa4 5. ..,..s.-.- ,..ar -. '.''o'
rI--5.,,.- q o''1' steam
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

IPHon. Francis Granger has declined
the appointment Of Visitor to West Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

- TIE .ure-v's r. OF the Town oe Nl.nrrai
- On, have nos, ln her c44s-e.a number ci
Boys anal igl~ from the re o.. j 10 le..,..atti
be pi lcrl go rhe .i'n IS Of auv rar-ou< ,rss.ta..
Z" adept g, re'ln .heu up-d orage. Those vI.A
n2 I'd maze arrangements al nd 5 kind ,,i'l ct
upon either Of the uFerizofs. wao viii give al.
Lcer s1rp u.orm .-iua
b. Order Of Town Board
IS. ALLrN.
Town C.er.
Way r. 1881. a.f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

- TINS IS an unusual drr time f1r
news
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15
From tke Seltiac' Gn3 Gazet.e.
Further b! the Europa.
PAR1s. April "a.

4
France The National Assembly re
assembled to day \ motion for allowing
newspapers to be sold and distributed IN
the streets, was neratived by yeas 225 to
nays 403. and another motion prohibiting
the same, was adopted without a division
The uncertain state Of political affairs
causes complete stagnation Of business.
and the funds are again lower
The announcement that Guizot is .
candidate to represent the department Of
the Seine had caused considerable excite.
ment It is not known whether he has
accepted tbe nomination
4 powerful advocate for tie prolonra
ton Of tie power Of tie President has
ar sen in the Assembly.
The National has received G. t-ibutions
of Ga zot and other d distinguished states
men who held otHce
SPAlT.-Advices from Madrid to tie
18th Tie Portuguese Car des AFFAIRS
bad not been successful in prevailing on
10 Spanish Government tu tender Offers
Of armed interference to pat down Fa.d
aaa There IS good reason fr believing
tat Government expects from everq per
soa elected DEPUTY pied e La, he VIII
vote for TIE set enel.t g.. the publ d bt>
Of Spain and taa- those who d not assent
TO these terms may expect to have their
election contest d by ministerial caad.-
dates Tie Prirle Minister appears t.
be firmly resolved taa5 ta.s measure s..ali
b. tie first TING Uac [ G Cotes arr "a
PASS immediately after meeting on tae ist
oI June
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-15

Ff-LAs2ors .0UrRAGE.- letter IS pab-
lished in tAe Lawrenceburg Register.
sritten by Jo.tl Tibbets, who. at the date
Of writing -tL Of January lasa was
confined IL It's hospital a; Sacramento
city, California. giving most mclaneh3lv
account Of tie suHeriugs lie has endured
n consequences OF a terrible outrage yer
petrated up2u.his person in the mining re-
gIon. He wrs5e to his wife and children
that after he lad been IN the mines a few
days ne firedaad went into the mountains
at four dollars Der day After working
with the q eighteen DAYS as cook f +
the camp. his employer had sack with
$500 WORTH q gold dust stolen, and the
crime was laiE upon Tibbetts. After TOR
turing Lin aa..4-e TO free a confess on
ne says th4y saot him with a pistol. the
6ail enterin lie back above tAc left kid
ney. lodging aea.nst the spinal marrow
'fiiich has laralyzed al his loWer EXTERN
ties lie ass he Is dead from the list
70 his toes :,i.l does net expect gain to be
able to walk
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-25

Lion, Saint Georges, McDonouSh, Cantwels
Canterbury, Fredrica, Milford, and Milton, %
Georgetown, SO miles and back, six times 4 vosk,
with six times week branch from Milford, By
Cedar Creek and Draw Bridge, TO Lowo ~ miles
Leave Wilmington daily except Sunday sflsr arrival
Of Philadelphia mail say q loi an;
Arrive al Milford aams days by bpm;
Leave Milford daily ercsps SUM. IA Sam;
Arrive at Georgetown same days By Sam;
Leave Georgetown daily except Sunday Al N, OF
Arrive at Milford sams days By stpm;
Lesv. Milford for, daily snosps ssod.y :! lopm;
Arrive at Wilmington naxe day h lime 10 connect
with Phiadephia carr, ny ~ pm.
SehedsisJev BrsseA Suyte.
Leave Milford daily exesps Sunday .aam;
Arrive :, Ls. s.I .'a e ar a! x PM
Ariv. !. Milford s.ms days in Una g eoaceo ua
1901 From wnasssa . N.-s..i.. IL mia. and b.
Leave Wilmington daily sxesps Sunday =. ~ PM
fs.v. ssss.sss daily except sa sssd.y ri pm;
,a H H5e~ w !; w%ss1 :, 'i%: ,s s;y: x
Avondale. ssd Chatham, 10 Cochnnsviis % mIs
and back, three times q weak.
Leave Wilmington every Monday, "Wednesday, and
fs.v. coesssn.sins s|ss} S @ssd.y = WEDNESDAY
and Fndsy a. pm;
1903 From cantwell's Bridge, BY Middfstoxn and War
wick, to Cecilton, - miles and back, six tme'
week
Leave Can,wsll. Bridge daily except Sunday .As
arrival Of Wilmington mail, nay 13pm;
Leave Cecil,on daily szesp, Sunday as am;
Arrive at Cantwellh Bridge same days in time
connect with Wilmington mail, cay s,sam.
1904 From Red Lion, to summit Bridge, miles and
back, six times week.
Leave Red Lion daily except Sunday at pms
At Sum NIT HrdeN lav hv 4 n m:
Leave summit Bridge daily sxospt Sunday at 10
IN;
,sos From $, dsorsss by Dsi.-.rs c.y, 10 Port Penn
8 miles aAd back, six times week.
Leave ST. George. daily exospt Sunday imm :,
diaisly after arrival Of Wilmington mail, ~y I'll
Arrive at Port Penn Same days by2pmj
Leave Port Penn daily excspt Sunday 81 sam;
o.oe Arrive =. s. GsoFss came " .' y ,,r,
times a week.
Leave Smyrna every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sstur.
day aloem;
Leave L.ip.is every tuesday, Thursday, and S~"r
day at s. m;
Arrive At Smyrna sams days by 81 ana.
Buruvils, Md, to Denton, IS miles and back
twice week.
Leave Canterbury every Monday and Friday
nsav. 6sn,o" ever. r, Monday :. and Friday "Ipni
Arrive at Canterbury same days BY SPIN. -,
Proposals. for week service gill BE- CONSIDER
9s06 From Milford, by Wilamsvills, Bridgevlle HOT
Cross Roads, fredericksburg, and East New Mare.
Nd, TO Cambridge, 81 miea an back, tv'"
week.
LAavo Milford every Tuesday and Saturday al 4sn'
Arrive Al Cambridge same days by 8pmi =,
Leave Cambridge every Monday and Friday ~
m
Arrive at Milford sans days by SPIN.
1909 From GeofgssQwn, BY Misboro, Dsgrborc Ssoy
vile, ST. Martins, Md, Berlin, NswSk, Soo.
Hill. Sandy Hill, Horntovn. Va, CAiecossssS.
MoAsst.own, Mesompkin, Aoconaek 6 u, W
cock. Pansetsa6ue, Bs!Ishaves, FLenksovn, y. -
Johnsontown, 70 EAstvife, f0o HlIss and "N'
three times week. uI "A
Leave Gsovssown every Tuesday, Thursday "A
Saturday At 10 Am; g*
Arrive Al SNOW Hill sams dali By 8pm3
f<l MfA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-25

Leave Creensbusg daily except Sunday al 5 a m !
Arrive at Uniontown same days by pm;
Leave Uaantown daily except Sunday at mi
Alriye a, dseensburg same days by pm;
$50 From Gteensburg, by Harrison Guy and Murrys
willie, to Losan's Ferry, 20 miles and back, once :
Leave Greensburg every Friday at II am;
Arrive at Losao's Ferry same day by 6pmi
Leave Logans Ferry every Saturday al b a m
Arrivs at Greensbarg day by 2 p M;
95ll Fsom Ligonier by Hll,isw Yves, Fairfield, Aque,
Duct New Florence, East ceureslle As@agh, ana
Brush Valley, to Indiana, 40 miles anu oaeA' ~
week.
Leave LigoDer every Friday a. CAM
Arrive al Indiana seme day by pm
Leave Indians every Saturday Al Jan
Arrive at Lisonier same day ny IN. :, a..
95l0 From Lisonier, by Stahls'o~h' 10 pohesa - ~
and back, once week
Leave ieonier every Friday at sam
Axr,ve az Donegal same day by IL IN
Leave Donegal every Friday at P m
Arrive Ligoner same day 5Pn. -
asiS From West Newton, by B1ena Vista, fohoghany
and Mckeesporr, to Plusburg, % miles and back
Leave West Newton daily at 8 nj
Arrive at Pittsburg same days by pm
Leave Pttsburg daily at pm;
Arrive At West Newton same daysat . pm.
95lA From Youngstown, by Brandenville, New Derry,
Bairsville, Livermore, Tunnell, Salisbury, Coal
PORT, K.kiminas, Apollo, and Leechburg, TO
Froeport, ~ miles and back, once week.
Leave Youngstown every Friday at 6 IN;
Leave Freeport every husday at 6 am;
Arrive q Youngstown next day by pm
s5ls From Unon,oWn, by New Salem, Mertsown,
Brownsville. Fredericklown, Milsboro', carks,
vile, ana JsHeIsol 10 "dyhesouIB, DO HiHes anu
back, three week.
Leave Unionown every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 8 am;
Arrive AT Wsynesburg same days by 6pm;
Leave Waynesbure every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at M;
Arrive a, Unonown same days by pm.
95l5a From Waynesburg, by Hunters Cove, Harveys,
Windbitge, Ryersons Station, Poplar Spring,
(Va.,) and Delers Sta ion, to Grave Creek, Al
miles and back, once week.
Leave Waynesburg every Friday at a M
Arrive at Grave Creek same day by SPIN;
Leave Grave Creek every Saturday at
Arrive at Waynesbarg same day by 6pm.
95l6 From Uniontown, by McClellandtown Masontown,
Carmchacls, Rce's Landing, and Jefferson, to
Wayneshnrg, "a miles and back, once week.
Leave Unionlown every Tue sday at 8 m,
Arrive al Waynesburg same day by pm;
Leave Wnynssburg every Monday at s am;
Arrive at Uniontown day by pm.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NASH " WOODHOUSE

HAVE RECEIVED
The History Of Pendenus, his Fortunes and Misfor-
tunes his Friends and his greatest Enemy by w.
M. Thackeray, with illustrations, volumes, COM
pio'o $500 SZ oo
Also, the same, in Nos.-each .............. IS
First Lessons in Composition in which the prinei-
pies of the art are developed in connection with
the principles of Grammar, embracing full direc-
tons on the subject Of punctuation, with copous
exercises by G.. P. Quackenbos, A. NJ. .... so
The City Merchant or the Mysterious Failure bv
J. B. Jones, author OF ovid Western Scenes
&c, illustrated. .".."........... so
De Quincey's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of an Opium
Eater and Suspira de Protundis, by Thomas de
Quincy.
Maeve, Franconia Story, by the author of the
Rollo Books--a pretty volume. ............ SO
Reveries of an Old Maid, with illustrations. 500. SO
Stanfied Hall, an historical romance, by J. P.
Mississippi Scenes or Sketches OF Southern Life
and Adventure, including the Legend of Black
Creek, by Joseph B. Cobb. northumberland. so
The Pictorial Field Book OF the Revolution, No.
Godeys Lady's Book Sartams Union Magazine,
&C. Tor March. te 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-22
oufs respectfully,
BROWN, SHlPLEY & CO.
PROPOSED NEW LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
In the House Of Representatives on Thursday.


The SPEAKER announced the pending question to be
ahe motion to refer TO the Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union the bill reported Yesterday
by Mr.. Stanton, OF Tennessee from the Commit ca on
Naval Affairs authorizing the Secretary OF the Nayy to
contract with Mr.. ! hompson, of Philadelphia and
Others for the establishment Of line of six steamers
between San francisco and the Sandwich Islands, and
Hong Kong, Shanghai in China and for line OF four
steamers between Philadelphia and Norfolk to An.
iwerp and other ports of Europe The vessels TO he
so constructed as TO be convertible into war steamers
OF the first class and to be commanded by officers of The
Navy;to carry four heavy cannons each reonired On
The equson OF the Secretary Of the NAVY United States
certificates of stock TO the amount OF five millions Of
dollas to be issued to the contractors TO be redeema
Die IN six years. the cost OF the vessels not TO exceed
The amounts advanced 10 Mr.. Collins per steamer -
Inc contractor only to receive pay from the Govern
fnen Tor carrying the mail matter, &c.
Mr. STANTON moved that the bill be put on ts mas.
sage. 49, f"''
Mr. MILLER withdrew the dem and for the preyous
question, and moved that the bill be referred to the
COMMITTEE otthe Whole on the state of The Union.
Inc question was taken, and decided in the affirma
fNe--yeas l56, nays 81.
:, Mr HALL moved that the vote be reconsdered; and
his mo'loh' at this instance, was laid upon the table
SENTENCE OF CoMMoDoRE JONES. This officer,
whose trial by Court Martial has been going on at
Washington for some time past, has been found
guilty OF speculation in gold dust with the nube
POUNDS, and is suspended from his command fn
five years. half of the time without nav T IHa
President has approved the sentence.
". Y. Tribune
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


VALUABLE BUILDING HOT ON NEW
W ST, In REAR OF THE EXCHANGE HO-
on FRIDAY, the 2lst isntant,7 at IL o'clock NJ a
small vacant lot situated on the West line of New ST.,
in rear OF the Exchange Hotel fronting about % feet
stands.
TERMs-One- third cash. balance at and 6 months,
tor approved endorsed negotiable paper, or title with
held.
fe Is w. GODDIN, Auct.
U POSTPONEM ENT-Ihe above sale is un-
avodably postponed to TUESDAY Afternoon next,
at o'clock. w. GODDIN, Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-22

Dr. FOR NEW YORK-n,yss pessel.-
saas4s;ss Virginia Line of Richmond and New York
Packetshe superior fast sailing new packet schr.
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board.
will sail with all possible dispatch. For balance of
freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply to capa Oh board at Edmond & Davenports
wharf, or to DAVID CURRIE.
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