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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21
BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.
EEOUSEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
AA TURE AT AUCTION.--On THURSDAY
next, the 29h inst, at At o'clock, P. M, at the resi-
Streets will be sold auction. the chief portion OF his
household and kitchen Furniture. Sale without re-
serve 90 Terms cash s an 70 be cSpduGed BY Az,
VERY VALUABLE TENEMENT ON
MAIN STREET FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-WlI be sold on MONDAY afternoon. the
"a June, 1851 upon the premises. commencing at o.
clock, that valuable tenement N o. " Main recently
occupied by Mr. John Thompson l, frouts about %
feet the north side OF Main ST., back 1875 feet
paved alley has ganile front and is alto gether one
OF the most valuable tenemehts on that side OF the
TERMs--One- third cash; balance at and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
a trust deed.
my 80 w. GoDDIN. Auct.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FRANK
LIN STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
The house and lot at present occupied by Mr. Samuel
Puney twho conemp aies declining sekeepng! will
1851. al o'clock. P. M. This property is located be
tween 23d and oath streets and Immediately opposite
Mr. Van Lewis grove 1t healhy-in frstrate order.
The house has II rooms and the houses are sum-
mer and winter kitchen, wood and coal house. bath
house, ice house and stable besides others
to the comfort OF family, and is within minutes walk
oil the Old Market.
Will he sold WITH after the above the lot adjoining,
obtaining 80 feet front, and extending back l57 10
ally, well set with fruit trees and grape vnes--a beauti.
full building lot.
TERMs--One- third cash, balance in 10, Is and "a
months interest ad, ed with satisfactory security
my l7-tds w. GODDIN, Auct.
EHOUSEs AND LOT ON I'D STREET
n a. AT AUCTION-The undersigned as Com,
missioner appointed by the Circuit Court OF Chancery
tor the county OF Henrco, by decree made by said
court Dist February, 1851 in suit therein pending,
styled "Tyer and Everett" will expose sale, pub
lie auction, on The premises, on FRIDAY, the 3Oth OF
May at o'clock, p NJ, all that lot Of Land. situated
the OF Second and Preston Streets in the city
Of Richmond; together with Improvements thereon, be-
ing the lot of which the late Peter Everett died seized
TERMs-Cash as TO so much as will be necessary to
deay the expenses of the sale and of suit and as
1896 a. with interest from LIST January. lS4o TIL day
ofsale credit until Isl January 1852. to$l47 Sc,
and on credit till Is. July 1852 as the residue nego
,iabe notes, with approved endorsers for credit install
ments and title retained until purchase money fully
paid and CONVEYANCE directed by the court.
The lot fronts 25 feet Second street, and runs
back parallel with Preston street 24 feet less;
and there upon it two houses, wood the other
brick. JOHN B. YOUNG, Comm.
Sale conducted by Wellington Goddin, Auctioneer.
nv l6
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21
BY RICHARD CAuTHoRN.

ID OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
A1 Wednesdays and Fridays--Sne OF horses every
Satgrday1on the days above named, commencing at
" o'clock, will sell auction at my 18th
VARIETY OF Miscellaneous articles consisting OF the tol
lowing:
GROCERIES-Sugar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
and Sides Rice, Pepp Ginger Brandy, Whiskey Gin
MoIasses, Butter, Lard, Herrngs, Shad.
FURNITURE-B rpaus Sidcboards, Washstands,
Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedseads,
Chairs, Caudesands, Dining Tea aud Toilet Tables,
Bedding Of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs with many other articles in the house keeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &C., will also sell Boots,
Shoes Slippers Clothing Of every kind, Hats, Caps,
Crockery-ware, Matches Writing and Wrapping Pa
pei, Books, &c.
au2l r. CAUTHORNs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

CHARTER ELECTIONS.
Ticket of Nominations for Monroe Ward.
CouNclLMRN-S D Denoon, D Saunders, Charles
Dimmock, M Sheppard, Anderson.
ALpERMEN-N M Martin, S L Pulliam, l. w Glaze
brook, Jas Bray.
Supt Gas Works. Chas Campbell
Do Water Works, IL Davis
City Mayor, VIM Lambert
High Constable, Jos G Wing6eld
CITY Sergeant Geo Peake
Grain Measurer, VIM A Wright
CITY Guager, Richard Eek
Register Water Works, M l. Stratton
Capt Night Watch, Thos White
lst Lieutenant A Wilkinson
I'd do John Haley
Sd do G S Trueheart
City Assessor, Ihos Bailie
Stunt Streets, M Bates
Do Poor House A Michaels
City Recorder, Thos H Ellis
my l4--td
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.


HpOOTs, SHOES. hats, AND LEATH-
2Sth May, we will sell at 10 o'clock at our auction
store general assortment Of Boots, Shoes and Hats
all fresh and desirable goods
Mems fine dress Boots and Shoes
Do coarse do do
Boys sewed and pegged do do
Momens and Misses Shoes Buskins and Ties
Mems Pumps
200 sides Sole Leather
100 cases Silk Hats
10 do Caps
An invoice of Trunks of various qualities
IERMs-under 500, cash; 800 and over, a months
DAvEEPoRT. ALLEN & CO.,
my ~ Aucts.
GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION,-On
" THURSDAY, 22nd May, we will sell at our
auction store, at 10 O'clock, assortment of Groce-
res, viz
300 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
30 hhds. prime Moasses
Soap and Candles
Lamp OIL, Crushed Sugar
Claret Wine
Green and Black Teas
Bacon, Window Glass
Sole Leather
Brandy, Wines, &c, &c.
300 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
TERMs-Under $780, cash; over 500, four months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
AVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO,
my 81 Aucts.
80 hhds prime Porto Rico Sugars
20 demiiohns pure old rye Whskey
25 bags Walnuts and Filberts
my 20 D. A. & Co, Aucts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

Monongaa, class E--io be drawn the oath of May
Capitals: s6S 900. 40 600 25 OOO. 10000 $685. 10 Of
5000 40 OF 1900 40 of 1900, 1875 of 1000 &c. IS NOS
- drawn. Tickets $40.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND-ltsk take
this mode of announcing that am candidate of the
office of Mayor of the city. un.
my7 IHOS ). EVANS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

CE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the Clover Hill Railroad Company,
will be held the office in this city on TUESDAY
the 9th of May, ut O'Clock P. M.
my 2l-td d. S. WOODBRIDGE, Treasr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

sV CITY ASSESSOR.--We are authorized to
announce THOS. BAILIE candidate tor the office
of CITY Assessor at the ensuing charter election
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

a. FOR RENT, on Marshall street, nearly OPP
HILL pose Jesse Williams, ESQ.,, pleasant and desi-
raDe house, suitable for genteel family. Apply to
THOS. STEVENSON,
my 2l--eotf 7lh street, near City Spring.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

FHNRUSTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Of trust, executed to The subscriber by Mrs. Margaret
Everett. hearing date 18th October, ]847 and duly
corded in Richmond Hu.nes Court, shall in execu-
ton OF the said trust the request of the creditor there
ia named, proceed to sell at public auction for cash.
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 3Olh day of Way
1851, at O'clock the Real Estate thereby conveyed,
conssn g OF lot with brick dwelling thereon 'front.'
ing rs feet more less I'd street, running back 800
feet, and adjoining the grocery of Mr.. Bernard
Hagan. The undersigned, acting as trustee, will con-
vey with the usual special warranty
VIM r. TRUEMAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIE Auct my 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-21

HpACON SIDES.--l00 hhds. prime CINCINNATI
ID cured sides, on consignment, and TOR sale low by
l.. ID. & w. G. CRENSHAW u co.
NV Oft
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.

We are gra,iied to be enabled to announce that
the President has appointed BENJAMIN RAND
CuRrIs, Esq, Of the Suffolk bar, to fill the vacancy
in the Supreme Court Of the United States that has
been created by the aecease Of Mr.. Justice WooD-
BURY. This appointment will give very general
satisfaction. Mr.. CURTIS is a young man, but
little more than forty years of age and the desire
to appoirs young man, who might have the rea-
sonabe prospec, Of a long judicial term, has in
duced the President to pass over the claims Of
many distinguished gentlemen, from among whom
he would otherwise have been pleased with the op-
por,un,y of selecting the occupant of SO eminent
position. The professional attainments and the
high personal qualifications of Mr. CURTIS are too
well known TO the bar, NOT only of New England
but of the nation, to make it necessary more than
to allude to them. The early and decided stand
taken by MrI Curtis in support Of the constitution
and laws, on a recent important occasion, and the
national and conservative disposition that he has
manifested whenever and wherever he has been
prevailed upon to mingle npublic affairs, have also
constituted claim for this distinguished honor
that could not be overlooked by the Administration.
g ftt Boston Transcript of September 90
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FROM HAVANA.

Accounts from Havana to the l7th instant furnish
the following items Of intelligence:
Foryfve Of the Cuban prisoners still remain in conine-
ment Havana The Americans that place had made up
subscriptions to purchase clothing and other necessres or
the comfort Of the cspve whose chains had been taken OF
hsm and they appear be kindly treated in every respect
The prisoners bad published card Of thanks to the ocer'
Of the United States sloop Of Albany and the officers Of
the prison Havana. and to the British Consul, and resident
Americans thanking them 10 for the kindness
and sympathy expressed in their behalf and the measures
III y had taken for their relief.
The inhabitants Of Havana had subscribed S70 900 for the
se Of the widows and orphsrs Of the spanards who fell
in the late engagements With the forces under Lopez The
funeral obsequie Of the slain celebrated the Cathedral
at Havana the OH instant with great pomp. Crosses
distributed the soldiers BY the Captain General whs
aewad Bahia Honda for the purpose Of inspecting
oPerasous, and todisribus rewards among the people
The rejoeng Havana very great at the annhstor
lof the expedision.
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The sudden appearance Of the cholera Cynhana, Ken
ucky, followed by eight deaths in shrysx hours had
ased perfect panic there. The Cincinnati Commercial
marking upon this circumstance, says
This is sorry Of things These deaths mainly
from fear One two, not afraid could half least
attacked Fear kills than the disease We have seen
thousands with choers-vised all the hospitals when il
in this city, and feel satisfied that than half the
suited in death from fear This disease contagious
fear invites and those who have fear and the cholera
ap, 60 the bone yard in hurry If thoss attacked
with the cholera could have good attendants persons who
would cheer them up and means for thsr recovery
promptly very few would die. This may strange bu,
Is nevertheless true. Ia our observations cholera
have found to yield readily certain remedies pro-
ded the patient be scared and provided moreover that
lingering complaint had been in attendance. such dy.
pepss, consumption, similar prolonged insss No
healthy Person need fear choes An attack may be sIpe
enced bat recovery 10 almost certain ths absenes Of
and with the application Of well known rsmsdesrsmsdes
the whole regular profession know and understand
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BY THE WESTERN TELEGRAPH LINE.

EvAssvILLK, QSD) SErr. 22-l0 p. M. 4
4 EXPLOSION OF rHs SrEAMIR JANIS JAcKsos.-The
James Jackson exploded her boiler yesterday eav
ing Shawneetown, by which accident thirty five persons were
killed and wounded. The pilots Of the boat sghy
The in charGa nf the sAeines immediatay
after the explosion is reported have jumped shore and
took the woods. lady got board at shawneetown,
and killed 10 sight Of her home The steamer Cumber-
land Valley but short distance below the Jackson when
the explosion took place. She returned and aided all in her
power she also owed the wreck ashore the boat lite
rally torn pieces from the fore the after part Of the cabn
the two boilers crushed fiat by the force Of the explosion
The following is complete list Of the killed. wounded,
and missing:
John Francis of Louisiana badly wounded and scaded ;
Philip Rance, Of Lousans, do. Capt Smmes, Of Natchez
killed Capt Walker of Arkansas killed. John Grimes, Of
Vera Cruz wounded and scaded Emanuel Brown, of New
Orleans, scnlded Sol Warner negro, Of Louisville killed
Isaac G. Green of Texas killed. Moses Embay of Coum
bus Ohio, wounded Austin johnson. of New Orleans do
Judge Coleman negro do Demsood of Georgetown Ken
lucky, killed Mr.. Fisk and Esed Pitts, Of Georgetown,
Kentucky, scalded Mr.. Sney, Of Arkansas do James
Craft of Maryland, and Charles ALBANY, Of Louisville, badly
late Of Providence do. Isasc McCockle Of Mississippi
do O. NJ. CARROT and wife, scslded; James Fadden,
Of Baton Rouge badly scaded g. c. Thomas Of Pennsyl
vsns leg broken Arnold Lsshle oKentucky, and Bend Of
Mississippi, slightly scaded R. H. Rshley, Of Louisiana,
slightly scaded Mary Ehmse Of Louisville, killed P, x.
Cochran, Of New Orleans slightly scaded Daniel Marshall.
Of Illinois, slightly scaded D. Hood, Of Mississippi killed
Some eight others have since died. j. ]. Mitchell
Of Maine badly wounded; Dr. A. c.. Kuns Of Louisville
slightly hurt Judge C. Morgan, of Louisians do Col.
Stewart, Of Pennsylvana R. E. McHson Of Mane badly
hurt Aern, Of Mississippi, G. G. Shackefod, slightly
burnt McEmon, do. ; Kiien, do
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SEIZURE OF THE PAMPERo.

FROM THI AcksoHvILLI (rA) RxPUBLIcAH OF sRrT IL.
The steamer Pampeo is in the hands Of the Gosernmen
officers, having been seized by the Inspector Thursdsy
morning, the lOh at Dunns Lake, above Platka. As VI
announced in last the cutter Jackson arrived of the bal
on Monday the 9Th, in pursuit Of the steamer which ws
fred at and took her up the river She passed here
on the night and Tuesday the inspector went up
small boat with instructions to seize her wherever found
In the time the cutter took position at the mouth Of the
river with guns double shotted, prevent the get
ting out, should she endesvor to do Capt MERCHANT
of the army, also arrived, in pursuance Of ORDERS from ST.
Augustine, with detachment Of twenty reinforce the
cutter in Of resistance TO the execution Of the law Sc
veral edpeces also brought These military
rangements were, however, rendered unnecessary by hs
prompt delivery of the to the inspector bis demand
Previous TO her reaching Dunns Lake, Ii is said her
ment and taken out and deposited at point
up the ve but the inspector has been unable to ascertain
where The Papero on her arvel here, safely
ed al the wharf, and is snchored in the stream.
On the malboat from Savannah on Wednesday, the 10TH
Mr. Sgur, Of New Orleans, the eputed owner Of the
Pampo, and his friend Mr.. Livingston, Of New York; also
Mr. j. L. OSullvan, of the latter city, who, it will be
membered, owns the Cleopatra. We were informed that
their purpose take the boat of the hands Of Messs
Lewis Titus, and others who controlled her when she
into the river. Some misunderstanding to have
red between these parties the property of the expedition
The boat however, being taken BY Government put the dis
pute temporarily at rest SO far regards her. etH
District Attorney G.. w. CALL has arrived here, and will
file libel the vessel the admiralty side of the court
and the fate Of the Pampero will be decided trial. the i'm
incidents which il has been conspicuous perhaps
revived and the results of the Cuba expedition at home,
its relation to our laws, exempli6ed.
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AInAsr. IN. w sK,rrMsER 2

ALHANr, N. T. Sk1rkHBkR -
horrible accident occurred the railroad Saturday even
ing, about halpsst sx BY which Stephen ker-
nan, aged 35, and George Slack aged 49, were instantly
killed They were employed the water works. some two
miles from the city, and just returning from work; were
walking the rosd when they noticed the train from Al
bsny coming up the track they to the other track
avoid IL when the freight usn from the west which was
coming down, and which tey had not noticed came upon
Kiernan carried fy rods the cow-cstcher, be-
fore passing under the wheels The bodies OF both were
shockinsy mashed snd msnssd Kiernan was widower,
and leaves children in Ireland Slack was unmarried
The bodies brought BY direction Of Coroner Winne
about ten O'clock and nques, held on the follow
ing morning.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIeENCER.

The subscription price Of this paper for year is TaREs
DeLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress, averaging eight
months tho price will be Two DoLLARs; for the short
Sessions OnE DoLLAR per copy.
Areduction Of 30 per one6h Of the full charge)
will be made TO any whosha order and pay or at one
time Eve copies of the Weekly paper andake reduction
of IS per of the full charge) to any one
who will orderandpa for at time ten or more copies
No being keptfor this paper it will not be for
warded any unless paid for in ADVANCE nor sent any
longer than the time for which it is so paid.
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i aforementioned, it is hardly necessary for me to
add tit we had an exceedingly rich feast of elo-
quelcS. g
During the evening Boston was all alive with
moving masses of the two hundred thousand who
had been astir through the day to witness brilliant
displays Of fireworks and illuminations. Thus
end4 the grand Jubilee, in which Boston has cast
a Kindred thousand dollars upon the waters, and
by beams of which she will gather millions after
many days. BIRD's-EYE.
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TaE OUrRAars AT KEr WEsr.--On the evening of the
2ls umo about thirty persons, principally ssamen attack
ed the of Messs Ramon Preeno, Pedro Abert Jos
vahi Barolo Sines, and Albert Arrow, Spanish residents
Of Key West and destroyed he whole contents Of the stores
One Of the party, Ramon Pres; who was charged with
holding correspondence with the officials Of Cuba fed from
Key West in Spanish smack for Havass previous 20 the
riot the others charged with being oppod to the Cuban
ex xpediinn. /.
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BRAZIL 4sD THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION

Il
The following intelligence has been received by
way Of London:
The TsUiot steamer arrived at Southampton
September 10Th. She left Buenos Ayres July 2S.h,
Montevideo 3lst, and Rio l4th August. 1ts.l, !
H. NJ. ship Gdnges brought news to Rio that hos
tites between the Brazis and Buenos Ayres would
commence on the 18th ultimo $ 81.
URoUrzA had entered the Banda Oriental at the
head of 5000 men. .,s.g
Private letters report that the French, Admiral
LIE PREDoUR had told the Mon,evidean government
that in any case he would answer for the safety of
the city of Montevideo. St,s,
AosTKvIDxo, JuLr 81.
Great occurrences have taken place here since wrote you
% the 20th instant Bszian army Of 900 most esc-
tive troops, and another cavalry army 600 men, the first
commanded BY Count CAxIAs and the other BY General
UnauIsA. entered territory simultaneously and are
the march to relieve us in the capital. General 0ass has
concentrated all bis troops between them and Mon,evdeo for
the purpose Of offering them batI bu, be has great deo
lions and deserions in his army, and generally supposed
that he canno resist the large force thst against him.
should not wonder if by mail should have the plea
sure Of communicating you the total snnhiaion Of Gen.
Rosass power on this side the Admiral Grenfe il d
rected prevent supplies being sent to Onbes assistance
and, the chief reliance Of Cribs on such assistance
Roses send him, expect soon to bear Of the
puson Of the Uruguay soldiers who stated to
not more than 900 Al Buenos Ayres every thing
swfuy dead and afraid ask what the end OF
those affairs will be. Business is altogether stand
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

Among the passengers who embarked New Yctk In the
Franklin, Saturday, for France notice the name OF
Gen. l. Wars DsPsrsrBR who visits Europe rs well for
the benefit Of his health the instance and BY the drsc-
ton Of Governor HuSr, Of the State Of New York, to
anime into the organization Of the French National Guard
Pfussian Landweh, Swedish IndeI, and other municipal
systems Of police and defence in order to submit the result
Of such information to the Executive
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

RICHARD HOGAN has been nominated for Con-
gress by Whig Convention representing the Wings
OF the first District Of Louisiana. The district is
composed of the first and third municipalities Of
New Orleans, and the parishes Of Plaquemine and
ST. Barnard. II was last represented by Mr..
LA SERR.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

CUBAs ParsosHRs-The New Orleans True Delta say.
that four young from sSst Office among the prisoners
taken In Cuba-young Of good character who de-
ceed the belief that the invasion really chvafous
rally to aid the already revolving CreoIes.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

Gov SIADr, the Agent Of the National Educational So
ciety was Buffalo Saturday afternoon having charge
some thirty Young Ladies, bound westward Teachers.
The Society has West about two hundred and
6Ay teachers They distributed through the States of
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa. Quite numbev
however, is said have entered the holy stats Of us.rmouy
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As two locomotives attached to freight train coming
up from Columbus Cleveland the boiler Of exploded
instantly killing g. Bootb Of the engineers aud fatally
inurng the other fireman alec severely scaded The
rails were torn up and one locomotive destroyed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

The British Government are about to put on
four new and powerful steamers TO carry mails be-
tween Valparaiso and Panama twice month. The
route is to be extended as far south Talcahuana
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-27

JOHN Ross has been reelected Principal Chief o
/, the Cherokee Nation. He has held the Office o
chief since 1928.