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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

ASew5ur port Thu sday BY Msssfs, currsr
atuprflr s. iun called the AL, Elisha r.
Log EsQ and nsndei for the Valparaiso trade be
commanded BY Capt Cutter hts Of The Ocean Wave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
JAMES CoLE Auctioneer
BROOKLYN PROPERTY on Water,

IGBridge, Plymouth ard John sts-JAMEa COLE will
sell At auction on TUESDAY Feb 10, 1881, 81 y O'Clock
the Merchants Exchange NewYork The following pro
perry, viz
No 40 WArERsTREEr-A2 story brick house midway
between Fulton and Csharne Ferries IN the ar OF stores
now r. V. w. TbOrne's
BRDcE.sTREEr-2l stson the east Iiie between Water
and Plymouth SIS.
WATER.srREET-7 lots the north SIDE, betwees
Bridge and Gold sls.
PLYMOUTH sTREET--o lots on The south side, do do.
PLYMoUTH-sTREEr.-5 lots on the north side, do DO.
JoHN-sTREET II lot on the south side, do DO.
These lots all graded ard ready 10 be Quilt upon,
paved and all the lots IN the mme late neigh
bOrhood OF the contemplated Ferry nom me foot Of
Brdge-sL
large portion OF the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage AT per cent.
Maps may be had of tie Auctoneer % Fulloa st. Brook
Ign. or 9 Wsll.st, Y. .
For particulars apply 10 Thomas M. Bear' Walls
~ Y (4i5l l2f6
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ANTHoNY }. BLEEcgER, Aucrioueer
NHE MORRlSANIA STEAM SAW

II = II
\ MILL and MOULDING MILL at auciion.-AN-
ThONY j. BLEECKER viii sell al auction on THURS
DAY the Z7th day Of February 1851, at u o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange by order ofthe Assignee, the follow
Ing valuable properly, VIZ:
The desirable property known as the Morrsana Steam
Saw MIL and Moulding MIL situated on the West side Of
the Harlem Railroad and within six feet OF neyeraug
stream OF water, including steam engine and boiler, ma
chnery &c all new and IN good order-ws calculated for
eny kind CT business requiring power Terms liberal
The purchaser viii have the right pass the Harlem
bridge free Of toll. For further particulars apply the
AucLioneer Broad-st or TO Z. J. PORTER Assignee.
City Han Place, on the premises.
f68,11l3l5l8.2o2 2n 0,3i5)
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ANTHONY J BLEEcxEa. Aucaonesr
nsTfE 90 snLII DgnNv

tCTY.FiRST SITS BETWEEN THE EIGHTH Ann
NlNTlIANENUE az Ancfi0o-A J. BLTEC sR -
sell a. Auction. on WEDNESDAY February ~ ni5
oe a. lhe Merchants Exchange, the following gaasss
properly w.
On Thirueih-st-TTc vslgab bu.ldlr gesss ....-. -
TIE roiM sice OF Thrift hsi between the Egh 1d Nn
avenue commencing lso eei Of the Ninfhsv s4sd -
beng eseh IN size, IS Fee inches 0ui By " fer neh-.
"a depth.
On In.ry ars, Alo Dgr lots on The s,l.h side a,
Th'y hrstsi IN rear q he above comn-ucag - -,
esst OF ne Nnihav eleh lot being 10 siz- . e foni \,
e feet inches m dep.h portion Of me purctasa rno,
Gun remain On bond sre mort Elk per cent fde,r}
For TRrs and further rsrclaTf apply b he A,aonss,
Rfosc - 1851 SIS, d. n a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

ANTHONY J. hLksNNtN, AINIIONktk
THREE BUILDINGLOT ON rHIR-
n TY-EIGHTH STREET. NEAR MADISON AVE
NUE., AT AUCTION-ApihonyJ Bleeckef viii sell On
Wednesday FEBRUARY the 18th, al II O'clock the Me,.
chants ExchsnRe, the following valuable properly
Four desirable building lots situated on the South hide
OF Tiirty.Eight street, between the 4th aid Madison
Avenues commencing $50 feet east Of Msd.on Aveuue
said lots being each In size 3 feet front and by ~ iee
inches in depth For Terms. Maps and further psea.
lars enquire OF the Aucdoneer BroaisL lS65 llfts
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ANTHONY sLEscKER. AaeuoResf
A VALUABLE FARM AT PLEAS

LAANT VALLEY. Dushess County. ~ Y a. A.
ANTHONY } BLEECKER viii sell a. cue, -
Tuesday March H. 1851. a. 2 O'Clock, a, lhe Iefcasns.
Exchange Ia the city ~ Ns9YOlk Tho follow - ysusb1
property, viz.
Alarm pleasantly s'ti.' 10 Pleasant YGlsy ns,eha,.
County, 7miles from 0lsaks' pss AMI ME fron -
village OF Pleasant Valley. formerly knowa Dr. WA.
Farm containing = Of hsi quality % lAns ia
ScTeS being under improvement, Including a. Ofeha,A
containing II Of choice uit The balance heayy dr.
Der land. Adjoining The north side = la "a stream Al
fordng excellent water power Or miis Mc,odes ~.
house on The farm Is 70 good order, soi.es rama sad
contains II rooms Tie bans sheds and 1tAolses ars
all in good repair The farm "a wei walerei. aad has II
acres OF natural meadow. Ia the village Of sAsant VA
ley there several churches aud good schools
part Of the purchase money remain o. bond ard
mortgage.
For further particulars apply 70 The Saeaonca Broad
III 2sw,5ktsGs6g HENRY PETERS. Pleas N, VALLEY.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN

NEW Yum AND NEW ii A I'm
L NRAILROAD C0nPANY-DIVIDEND A dividend
Of Three and half DosFs per share the Capital Stool
the 18Th day OF February Inst Stock holders hose so1
Unregistered 10 HewYork viii receive their ydends .
the once bsnoYerst those whose stock j. regisefe.
In New-Haven, at the COmpsBys Office In New.HavG
and those whose stock Is registered in Boston the o
OF hestrs J r, Ihsyef Brother, Boston. The ususs
books Will be closed from the 10Th inst al oc ock
to the l5th February, inclusive.
nus MORRIS KETCHUM Treasurer
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r. c. KEMP, Aucuonecr.
- L. IL or N III ID ~ fN III - IL

HOUSEHO LD FURNITUR
n PIANO FORTES. MIRRORS, 6e.-TalS DAY
az oA o'clock A. IS Nassau ST. near the corner Of FulDa
str c. KEMP will sell al auction. by caaio que, to pay
advances large 1rment Of valuable rosewood AMI
mahogany furniture, both lew ard seconc hand, Tor pa
lors diningroOms ard chambers.
Also superior rosewood piano fortes mirrors, carpess
white china dinner SET china, glassware, &c. con-
prsng splendid OF desirable furniture, ard
articles which well worthy of the attention OF pur
chssers l3flrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

]. HEGEAiAN, AucuOneer
ERIDAY, Feb. ii, at ii o'clock. A. VI.
u at the Sales Room ~ Wsshin gtons 81 Brooklyn,-
SPLENDID REGALiA AND APRoN FOR the order u I'D Pei
costly snd in perfect order Regsa and Apron for Pre-
Masons coat aud pants new eegsn gold wsich
NJ l. Tobias, maker, with gold chain and key
Also quantity o. good Household Furnilufe. l3fH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13

on Tuesday lith lsst Mr. MARTHA NIBLO vie OF William
Nbo
Tho friends Of the family rsqnested Whol, further 1ois
the funeral 81 Thomas Church
O'Clock Pm The body wall be taken to Greenwood for
Tuesday morning llt the esdsrcs cf her ua
John Bloom, Mrs hANSAH ROULsrONE, widow OF the
John Roulsioue OF this City. formerly Of Boston
Her aud friends and those Of her john Routons
law John Bloom To, GooCh James COddng
respectfully invited attend Der funeral
deuce 6e Sixth Thursday tie 18Th list at va O'Clock Il
without further uotcs.
On the morning Of the 18th SAMUEL CLARKE aged 50
years
TIE funeral III take place Friday, the lGh O'Clock
M from bis late residence - Bescter opposite Morton.
eucs Of the family respectfully requested attend ro1
fuftt or Invitation l3f q
On Feb n. att NJ, ESTHER, sci Of James Nelson aged O.
years and months.
Her relatives ard friends respectfully attend her a.
neral without further to-day oco,k from
ssoence Of her law. Edward A. Wright 50 Msrks
On Wednesday morang, GEO WALKER OF tue 6rn Of Nor
gan Walsr Smith
Funeral vii be performed late reds1cs Tenth
Fntsy the 18Th ust az clock NJ 70 which the relatives
Auc n ieuds cf the family invites. 1914
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California Vessels spoken, &o.
spoken. DC.

Passed Pefuamhuco Pm ship Surprise, Dumereq. from
York, Dec 49, FOR San FRrcsco- hal AL three skysa set
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
NEW-YORK MININGand MINERAL

EXCHANGE, o. 30 Wallst front room "a soof,
Organized for the pu pose OF facilitating the rerssciOnss
Mining Companies
The true character Of every Company whose sock 4
Tered Tor sale viii be registered and no facts stated lrs
well authenticated, auo obIsined from the most rets9
sources The Intention s 70 elevate the character Of y
branch OF BUSH becoming important By the
NeloPment or the ysst mineral county
Convenient rooms are provided for the accommots.
OF parties where they meet daily for the interchange
opinions and transaction OF business. Subscription ~
to new Stocks viii be opened from time 70 time srtg
Aken 10 present each In ts true light Registered y,
VIII be offered for sale daily Stock Book kep. 10 -
daily sales viii he entered and efforts made 70 Eeep ~
curste list Of all scgus sses, they occur PsrresD
Ing 10 buy or sell stocks, Mining Companies wisant
re- si7r their condition, viii b. treated win sgpos
81 the Office. WIN A. WOcDWksg
Eew.York. Jan n, 1880 IN mes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-13
ADRIAN H. MULLER, AucuOneer
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PkOPER.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPER
TY on the corner OF Broadway and Fory.eighih-st
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell At auction on THURS
DAY February 18Th, 1851 az II O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchanges
The IL OF Lot, with the new two-story frame dwe.
ling house and thereon situate the sOuthwesery
Of Broadway aud Forty eighlhst The lease fos
IA years from the LIST OF May, 1850 a. the annual ground
rent Of S75 with renewal IL "a years The lot il feet
inches in width In 'front.' IS feet the by n feet
inches depth the uOhery side, and IS feei inches
on The souhery; house p feet inches In width front and
by 70 feet in depth on The norhery side ard y feca
the sOuherly side l4lr
JONATHAN ID. HOLBROOK, Auc-
~ toneer aud Commission Merchant, offce7f Broadway
New.York
References -Hon. Moses II. 0hnnel Hon j. Pressed
Hall, Simeon Draper, ECO. Hon. VIM " Braay, G. Her
ding ESQ Geo Y. kesbit, Esq. Coleman Stesson.
Sales OF Real Estate Household furniture Groceries md
Outdoor Sales solicited. Money 10 Loan Bond al
Mortgage. III In
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Auctioueef
MOONEY viii

lb THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock. at the auction room, u
Platt-st Watches Jewely, &c Also sma OF OF Hari.
ware, Guns, &c Also, about SO secondhand Watches
account OF whom Il may concern. lfit'
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Passengers Sailed.

Ia f'eaNAP Canade from Boff0H for Lrrp05i--B y Tee
grsph - Nye a1d lady, Levy and trend scLlos Rev
lsaacs, Beer Lts hn, Tuckersn, John McKeou Mr
Santford ferrs " rpWser Ns~ Joan Morris Wat
Mr. kogers kseisr Nj Dart Cordss James Han.y Of
CANADA CAPT Johr nee Nj Ross Yenso rance ao4g
Py south, knr Dalton, Robinson, James Seif Lori
Boston Bums,ed Leslie Phlacephs; Thos Rove
Kay Montreal Staples Yassa'. Qusbsc; Mabonsv l.
lard Ms Morsou, Mr. Nessy Mr. hcGss Hasa Hsadsr,oa
81 john NB;J Pscf New Orsl.s Leconps sss.rct adv
gentlemen and servants Frstsn lady, child and infant Mr. iva
Mr. Porto ksppeLman, Mr. Darcan Capt Maystsaa Of Ca
Rodgers. Jr, Liverpool. John Boyd, Shsrmin-6J
She slss cares 3lor HslaI.
Passengers Arrived
ID pas>ct 'nr Jact5 Hlusf from Ligcyls-Mr s.. D3-id
AI Ou-u Or Pelau, Mrs w Hocdess
aElAfURE ALkAEAC...--.THIs DAY
sss-Ats'..-- 81 sst--.---.b b Hs3E-Sst5. ilm
HIGH WATFR.--.-.FEB b.
sansJ hook.--- lsa Gov. hand-.. 8 aau Gats a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07
STATE CONVENTION.

TUESDAY, May s.
Mr. SMITH, OF Norfolk, offered resolution that the
debate in committee OF the whole shall close and The
vote be taken this day at IL o'clock
Mr.. Fisher of Mason moved to amend by adding.
notwithstanding the majority on this floor wss
clearly understood at the OF the session
OF this body, substantially 10 saw that the
should be allowed the reest and fullest discussion ~
the basis question"
A motion to lay the resolution and amendment on
the table was made and agreed to- ayes ST. noes 49, alb.
sent 81. [Among he ayes We're Messrs Bolts, Chill.
ton, Meredith, and Scott Of F.; amongst the noes,
Messrs. Randolph and Taylorl
In committee Mr.. ScoTr OF F. spoke at much length
to show that it is the true policy of the whole East.
Underwater and Piedmont, to insist on The mixed basis
as the means of properly regulating the Improvement
system OF the State He argued that the great rnrove
ments must necessarily be prosecuted to their copule-
ton, and explained the course of legislation bv which
they have reached their present condition
Mr.. FERGUSON replied specially in regard TO Mr..
SCOTS course on the Buchanan railroad bill.
A long running discussion then took place between
Mr.. Wise, Mr. Lyons and MIR. Stanard on the general
question OF improvement Mr.. Wise declared himself
loE provolng IN the Constltuto on matter which ba-
SIS leht be adoped, Tor the completion Of the James
River and Kanawha canal, the first and most jmpor
tant OF all the wo ks, and also the Central railroad to
the Ohio, the Virginia and Tennessee railroad the Dan
vile railroad to the North Carolina line, railroad to
Norfolk, &C. Mr.. Wise and Mr. Stanard kept I'd
warm discussion of the interests OF Richmond till after
tour O'clock Mr. Stanard commended that with the suf-
frage basis, the West, having the majority, would re.
qulre no Eastern votes to make appropriations and
therefore would be under necessity of directing the
improvements to the East Mr.. Wise arguing that the
mixed basis is the cause OF logrolng and thus of the
diversion Of the public money from the great lines.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

of the attributes of sovereignty to be compe-
tent to impose the penalties of treason upon one
of them which may, in her State capacity, deter
mine to abandon the Federal compact, trusting i'll
God her own energies, the sympathes OF mankind
and the Justice of her cause, TO sustain her. In
brief, we eschew the doctrine that the citizens of
such a State enlist under her banner 'swith halters
around their necks." But that they must expect
to be coerced into submission if they cannot MAIN
ia in themselves in arms, is, think, undenable,
according to every just view Of our Federal COM
pact. And surely we cannot be charged with a
very grievous heresy, in this opinion, when it is
rememb cred that Mr.. Jefferson spoke Of even the
Old Confederation in this manner:
at has been SO often said, to be generally beev-
ed thai CONGRESS have power by the confederation
enforce anything: for example contributions Of
ney. II not necessary TO giue them thai pomeJ
expressly; they haze it by the ia,o Of nature. When
ttoo parties make compact there results TO each,
polcer of compelling the other TO execute CoMPUL-
never so easy as in our case, where single
rigate would levy the commerce OF any State
the deficiency of its contributions; nor more safe than
in the hands of Congress which has always shown that
it would wait, as it ought to do to the last exemites
before would execute any gifts powers which dis
agreeable" Letter from Paris to E. Darlington, dat
ed Aug. "a, 1887 Vid correspondence Vol. H., page
2O3.
+ If Mr.. Jefferson thought "compulsion so right
full and easy under the confederation, he necessa-
rly thought it legitimate under our" more perfect
Union !" and his letters afford abundant evidence
that he not only construed the constitution to give
the right of coercion, but particularly liked that
feature of it. See his letter TO Mr.. Madison Of
Dec. 90, 1887. His idea of the proper method of
collecting the quota of recusant State, under
''the law of nature" might be instructive to GER
tain of his modern political followers in the ati-
tude of Charleston.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07
FROM HEYAS

BY the arrival OF the e. S. mail steamship Galveston
Capt Place, We have Galveston dates to the oath in.
slant.
"A severe gale commenced at Galveston On the night
OF the 2lst and lasted all the next day. The water in
the bay rose high enough 10 inundate several OF the
streets
.zJJudge Evans, of Marshall, and R. Scurry of Carks-
vile, are canald ties for Congress in Eastern Texas
The courthouse at Petersburg, Lavaca county was
Destroyed by fire on the 7lh inst 1t supposed to
b. the work OF an incendary. Judge Jones, the Dis.
tct Judge, and members OF the bar were present
they determined on dispensing justice beneath The shade
o. neighboring oak.
An overflow in the Brazos river is the pont OF TAX
Mace. The crops on the Brazos are doing well.
The Mexican authorities on the Rio Grande are now
enforcing the collection OF duties with unusual zeal and
vigilance. On articles it appears that the duties
have been greatly increased of late The duties on
beef hi es amount to 81 cents each Matamoros and
Camafgo the only points for collecting these duties:
and all goods articles Of trade only cross the river
at one the other of these places Guards are sta.
toned up and down the river, to prevent smuggling he
tween those points. Higher up the river. however we
believe there are one or two other houses es
tablished -
The country in the vicinity of Corpus Christ, is fast
improving and settling up with farmers and stockorow
ers. There are twelve different settlements within y
lew miles OF Corpus Christi, all ofwhich are quite tinnr
snng; and Corpus Christi is said to be ilnproyjnp
noush lhe place Is not now receiving much trade from
Mexlco It's trade with the neiehborinn settlements is
nov 10 ever considerable and daily increasing N o.
Piceyune.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07
SECOND PUBLIC MEETING.

There was another large meeting on the Basis
| question, at the African Church Monday evening.
Judge Robertson did not speak as had been expec-
ted, being detained by his judicial duties. The
discussion was opened by Mr.. Griswold, who spoke
for an hour in defence of the mixed basis, and
made very forcble argument. Mr. Baxter re-
piled on the other side, and sustained his cause
with great ingenuity and effect. Indeed the speech
was so good, that we much regret it was on the
wrong side. When Mr.. Griswold was about to
rejoin, Mr.. Lyons interposed, and announced that
ne and his associate delegates in the Convention
desired to address the people this evening. Mr..
Scott, Col. Meredith and Mr.. Stanard also made
few remarks to the same effect. Mr. F. j. Smith
proposed that the meeting should adopt some ar
rangement as to the order and length of the speech
es; but Mr.. Lyons repealed the idea of making
any such bargain. The chairman read a note from
Mr.. Bolts stating that he not attended the meet
ing, because he considered it indicate to take
any part in the discussion of the question of in
structing tho delegates, but that if it was desired
by the people, he would meet them Tonight
These Interruptions occupied sometime.
Mr.. w. F. Watson took the stand to ex-
press his views of the propriety of hearing the
delegates, and was warming little into the dis
cussion of the basis question, when he was re-
minded that Mr.. Griswold was entitled to the floor
under the arrangement with Mr. Baxter He de-
sisted, with an expression of countenance that
said, "What pity!' Some ofthose in the meet
ing, who concurred with Mr. Watson, cried $50
on" "go on" "Watson." There were counter
cries for "Grswold." Mr.. Watson left the stand.
and Mr.. Grswold took it. There were few
Kisses, coming, we think, from some noisy little
boys in one of the galleries. Mr. G. stated that
he had determined to address no audience in which
respectful treatment was not observed to him.
and he took his hat and cloak, and descended from
the rostrum.
A motion was made by Mr.. Baxter to postpone
the popular vote, as to allow full time for dis
cussion; but the motion was rejected.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07
Hamilton TO Madison.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, SATURDAY, July, 1888.
thank you, my dear sir, Tor youis by the post -
which presume ne will have communicated to you-
1t remains exactly the same No further question
having been taken, fear the footing mentioned to
thing possible will YET be attempted to bring The party
from that stand TO un9uahe ratification. Let me
know your idea upon the possibility of being rece
we'd on that plan You will understand that the only
qualification will be The reservation of fight to re-
cede, in case our amendmhnts have been decided
upon in one othe modes pointed by the Constitution
within certain number of years. perhaps five or seven
II this can, IN the hrs instance, be admitted ratca
ton, do not fear any further consequences
Congress will presume, recommend certain amend
ments TO render the structure the Government more
secure. This will satisfy the considera;e and
opposers OF the Constitution and with the aid of
them vii break up the party.
Yours, atfectionatey, A. HAMILTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3, 1851.
The sales OF cotton yesterday and to-day reached c,
coo bales, a, the previous decline. The quotation for
middling is 9ac. A severe frost above, on Wed.
nefday last is reported with considerable damage to the
young cotton and tobacco plants
Molasses il quoted al 33a34c. Sugar is firm. Lard
is heavy, but without any positive decline
SAVANNAH, April %, 1851
The sales ofcotton to-day fooled up $40 bales at from
&c. to l0sc..
CHARLEsroN,' April 80, 1851.
In the cotton ma tkei we have change to noice -
The sales amounted 1900 baes at yeserdays prices.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

n 'dE Adjourned Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
n belvioere Manufacturing Company, will be held
~ IT The farmers Bank of Virginia on FRIDAY next
9Th inst, at II o'clock. nv 7-3t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

WARM BATHs.-F1rrcppe,s Rs,bing Es,.h
ll'inent, under the American Hotel, is open daily
If IN a. NJ. to 10 P. M. Single baths 25c or five
che's 'ur III Oc Is
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

BALTIMORE, May Gard, schr Hope, Kirwan,
Richmond
NEW YORK, May 5-Cld, sehr Minerva Wright
Rogers Rogers
BOSTON, May 3-Cld, schr Juette, Baker, Rich.
mOnd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, 8aymore. Philadelphia
Schr Tribune, Nckerson, Salem
schr G. w. Spry, Wolmsy Baltimore
SAILED,
Schr John, Sleeper, Boston
Schr Amra, Smith, Baltimore.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

~r.-~, FOR PHELAOELPHIA.-T
steamship PENNSYLVANIA will ra
ccsive what freight may offer. aud positively sail on
Thursday, 9Th nst at - o'clock. NJ For freioht or
passage, apply TO
MY RANKIN g. WHITLOCK
z UMP PLASTEH,-lOo tons hourly expected,
Il 4 for saeb by
my SHIELDS & SOMERVUJE
ED lCE.-25 hall tierces prime new Rice
EA is whole do do do
Landing this morning per schr G. Fl. Spry and for
sale by
N.Y. WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
Eli EMP.-A few bales OF Kentucky dew roTIed
NA Hemp. Just received and for sale by
my WILLIAMS Il BROTHER
~ CaIcned Plaster. Cement, Vinegar, Shot and
Starchtfor sale by
myf3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.