davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-30

THE CosDEN MASSACRE AGAIN-We received
last evening the following letter from our attentive
correspondent at Chestertown, which gives an
authentic account of the confession of Thomas
Drnmmond, and the subsequent arrests noted in
our telegrapblc dispatch from Havre de Grace on
Saturdays Baltimore Sun.
CHEsTERTowN, April 81, 1851.
Inc excitement with regard to the massacre OF
the Cosden family still continues, and has been
somewhat Increased by the rumors abroad in our
community relative to the confession of Thomas
Drummond, one OF the parties arrested early in
March, and confined since that time in our iail on
the charge of having been connected with the
massacre. have, however, obtained the follow
ing authentic copy of the statement made by
Drummond
ihat sometime previous to the affair, he
lDrummond) was requested by Abraham TAYLOR
uhe man alluded to in the letter found in the house
OF John Brown, at CaldwelD to walk out into the
woods with him that hen there TAYLOR said to
him that the State of Maryland owed him 81 900
tor seven years. unjust confinement in the Peni
teniiary that he intended soon to have the money
and that there was a large amount of mouey b..
tween Georgetown Cross Roads and the head of
oassa'ras. lie then told Drummond of the con-
splracy TO murder the Cosdens, and proposed to
nun to JOIN it, and that, upon his refusing to do So
iayior SAID that If he ever revealed one word Of
what he had told him, that his life would be taken;
and he assigns this threat the cause of his moi
having disclosed, upon his first arrest, the facts
1t Is proper to state that these declarations of
Drummond receive but little credit. 1t will be
seen mat he entirely exonerates himself from any
participation in the affair." and his statement is moi
as yet sustained by any corrobating facts.
The parties arrested under this statement of
Thomas Drummond are Abraham Taylor, John
Ford, Samuel Stills, Nicholas Murphy and Joseph
Shelton.
The rumors relative to a confession by Webster.
the uncle of Mrs. Cosden, are entirely erroneous
The confession of Drummond does not implicate
Webster"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
and PLEASING IN

u VESTMENT-A gentleman owning remarkably
Interesting Plantation embracing about 100 acres III the
State II Virginia Lynchbug, is deslrons OF meeting
with persjn who would JON hum IN project OF convert
ing the property INTO species OF pleas ground OF place.
opuhlc resort whittier families or individuals nlS NJ oooa
slonay repair for the purpose ut recruiting heht W %
Gaping from the turmoil If business lhe scehety VI vac
place IS surprisingly beautiful No description A'"eFel
which could be gwen advertisement, would con-
any adequate idea Of the beautiful scenery which there un
folds itself such fortunate enough 10 be able 10
pay visit The water privileges very valuable The
Of the soil being limestone bottom u excellent
quality The salubrty Of the place noted far and wde
and rs cOntguty Lynchburg now the most nsing town
Virginia. with population of over 10000, ami where
railroads from North South East and West nersect each
other must render Of the most profitable invest
ments offered The Chalybeate Waters the proper
high repue and II only requires good HOTEL on the
premises bring from all sections Of the country
The buildings consist of rOOmy AMI comfortable family resi-
dence fitted up neat English style with the necessary
outhuldngs Of and substantial Character
About 200 in good cultivation and well fenced:
oak hickory poplar walnut and chestnut all Of which
IN great demand the OF Lynchburg for building pur
poses The property about mile square and It's park
like appearance with plentiful ripping stream meaDder
ing through center renders of the most enchanting
spots that can be found IN this most enchanting part OF
For particulars apply to Mr.. JAMES MORROGH. 70
Wall-st New-York, from IL 10 oocock, "here map 81
the property with full particulars, can be seen or 10 r.
MAY ESQ care Of Capt. Anthony, Lynchburg, Virginia;
Shoud be preferred the could he induced 20 sell
the plaee out and out which the terms VI purchase
,yonId he made accommodating iyl2 itSaW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAIL

~ R0AD-Sumner Arrangement. and after
Canast station Bravsy Passengers also received
a; the NewYors and Hs5en RaIo.d Once. Teutyse'-
l. Accommodation Tram al A VI. for Ne1-Haven and
ali intermediate Passengers from or
Albany and the Stations on the Hoasatonc and Naugauck
Railroads will and stop at bridgeport Pas
r Boston Providence Worcester Hartford S2rng
seld and Connecticut River Railroads viii take this tram
and JON Express Tram NewHaven Passengers for the
Canal Railroad sill take thus tram to New-Haven-
2 Express Tram at o'clock VI for Stanford. Bridge
port and New Haven thence Hartford Springfield. Con-
neccu River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston.
Haven Passengers for the Ho saionic Railroad
Line Albany and PI,tsed. and for the Nalga;uck Rail-
3 Accommodation Tram at o'clock. An for NewHa-
ven ana al stations Psssengss oy ms Ir
viii remain over at New-Hayen until VI Passengers
for Boston, by taking tins Tram, ms remain over from
three Eve hours al New Haven Hartford. Springfield ~
az any Station wherethe Express Tram receives passenger
Passengers b Tram for the Canal Railroad M remain
sneeiaI Tram at I5pM for Port Chester and inter-
mediate Stations ~,
port and New Haven thence Hartford Springfield. Wor
eester and Boston connecting at bnage9qr with tTan o.
gautuck KaHroad on Saturdays this Tram connects with
Tram of Canal Railroad al New Haven. .
g. Accommodation Tram at 4PM. for Ne"-Haven ana
Commutstion Train at 525PM for New-Haven and
intermediate Stations
s. SPECIAL Tram a; 60 PM for Port Chester and inter-
''''O'1's ''A''' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
Special tram 20 N from Port Chester stopping
az all intermediate stations. -
Communication Tram at A VI from New-Haven' STOP
Ping AT all the intermediate stations
g. Accommodation Tram at IS AM from New-Haven,
stopping all intermediate stations receiving passengers
from Naugatuck Railroad al Brldgeport
T. Accommodation Tram at 80 A VI from NeN-nAven,
stopping all intermediate stations Receiving
from Hartford and New Haven Canal and NausatucA hA-
road. -, r.
Express Tram az IS NJ tn connection with the Eh-
press Train from Boston, from New Haven stopping az
bridgeport Norgak. and Stamford receiving paSsengers
from the Housaonc Railroad at Bridgeport, and Cana!
Railroad at New Haven. - 49,
SPECIAL Tram at IS PM from Port Chester stopping
al all intermediate stations.
Accommodation Train NJ 90 VI (recelying passen-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Boston, from
New-Haven stopping at al intermediate stations ~,
Errress Tram from Boston, stopping at Bridgeport, Nor
walk and Stamford. arriving IN Newly Al II 81 r u
Evening Train from Pttsheld connects with THIS Tram a.
Bridgeport <.-t.-
Passengers requested procure tickets before taking
ie9t GEO W WHISTLER, Jr., Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
EssFX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re'

NIc,vs, pupils Of any age and Al any time, ss6 fsvsc
49,, with every desirable facility for obtaining thosoaFn
sthfnness Of location and completeness of
o. probably unsurpassed and beng On "a
ssrffgl nargln Of the Connecticut RIVER. neaI 1s
sesyd . easy Of by EewYork and HantoI1 ut
s.eantoats As miner console ration, We weuIa ~.
,be tsarhers and pupils furnished, at
80 ,hs stable Of the Seminary. with well uzneo 1870
ses.r. 81 ,oang lades' crcnlxrs containing ~
Of -. Seminary Bosltnas r.i.r,nres; * p,.scssaI
kSrsI May &c, lS3L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
4 Valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

IA MILL for SALE or to LET-A mil prlyiiess con
tanning fall Of % feet on neyerialihg s[ean W
waeT with sufficient power operate u 900 or 3000 SPIN
dies and about 40 of land Also substantial granite
Mill 4Gr60 three stories and an attic wth ,a
each dive house house barns &C thereon stahos
Sad m 81 - situated ten miles from Providence ana Hs
iss from harbor on Narragansett Bay The proposed
ps,n6ed Railroad will within few rods Of me mt
rhe mill and privilege Will he sold low appled lO SON,
NIL s lon f,r series of years reasonable terms fOr
Snytber information inquire VI j or W WAkEF tELD'~
s 81 WAITE'S opposite Arcade, Providence n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

NOR ACKNOWLEDGING of DAYS.
Passage 81 So Eimgrant Deck Passage si-The
steamer HERO CAPTAIN II King. wlil leave from East
hssr steamboat place, Peck ship. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at
eo.k fr further information inquire II the Captain IN
ssAid, " Of SAATON WEBB, III South-ss y7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

TT n n 9 n 4 RIVER Al ,R(JA II -.
II y y ~ " ~. -, rnny "a IT,.
u NEW-YOhk, 10 ALbAN An, anu NJ anu ih'o'-
mediate places by fh 1 t anu oaean, h ~
iuo 1d,s L.,'.' =" y 81, ~ nod Cor ,r.ro,
On MoNDAY, July the road VIII De opeheu ioi oa'ei
between Oakhii snd Aiuany' III; - o.. f,,,o,.s fc,r
On and ailer TINS ua's, the Trans iu" ~ ''"s' V
days excepted - .,,, .o,,,, >opry
LEAVE NEW Yum @paNI No" NJ
from nD on,.s M ~ rISpSIu ,nrng n, all tho
Az ., al, ~ "i To0"iN' 'i' ''''F
way 'as NJ tar aJRANy stonnng az Manhattanville
$3.50 ~ nhn, 49, Tarrvtown SIM sing Peeksklll
ronhelsi b T1S 500 r,sh(lI New IIamhnrgh Pongh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-A Sc.

lect BOARDING SCHOOL for BOY ss Z. ,ns,'t1ton
New YorE A NEWMAN, Pnncipal-in c va. ~ al, the
brsnebes of an English and Classical daeaoa nd
Of board and Tuition including bed oe'hs. 10 the
branches pursued Circulars containing IT, ef,re ls1
suc.s ne can be obtained al sheSaIos Sy 49,. School
Agency. 2ss Broadway By addrsssmg a,MwSyT
PRINCIPAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

lN-Trains leave NEW YORK as follows from pier foot
of Duane st., daily, (Sundays exceptedC =, r. ~
kirk stopping only at Suerns, Chester MdcIetowh Della
ware Narrowsburgh, Hancock, Deposit, Susqnehanna,
Bnghampton, CwesO WaveTly Elmra, Corning, HorneS-
vile and Oean. THIS tram connects al DunAlrh WIN
line spendld Steamers one Of which leaves hnedla'ay
on ARRIVAL of the cars, for Cleveland, Direct arriving IN
time 20 take the Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take this tram ana
arrive Geneva the evening and al Rochester ana
Buffalo the night.
q MAIL TRAIN, At SAM, via Permont, stopping AZ
all the Stations and arriving at Emlra al 4. PM Ihn
train at Emlra all night aud proceeds next morn
o'clock, arriving at Dunklrk IN the afternoon
8 WAY TRAIN at 81 p 81, via PiermeRt, Otsvhle and
all intermediate Stations. b.,
WAY TRAIN at NJ, via Jersey CITY, for Otisville,
s EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, at 6 PM. for Dun
kirk stopping the Stations The day Express
Tram. Except Hancock ,.,.
This Train connects NJ Dmkirk with the splendid steam
ers NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
one of winch Will leave for DETROIT direct, on ne
and connect al Detroit with the kN-
press Trains on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. for Chicago. Milwaukee. Nc r, 49,.
this Tram arrive at Geneva next morning. and at Rocnes-
Ter and Buffalo IN advance Of any other line
TRAINS TO NEWBORN
l. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dnnkirs at
GA M stopping at tie Stations as gong west ana az
riyn- IN New York the same evening . 49,
2 WAY TRAIN, leaves OnSville at st A NJ, stopping
al ali the stations, arriving IN New-fOrk AT lOZ0
3 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Dunkirk at 10 4 NJ stopping
At s the Stations and arrives IN Elmra AT q r M
T. MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva al A Nj; ana Flint
at A M stopping at all the Stations, and arrives In
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunkirk at
g. stopping al the same places as gong west ana NJ
Goshen and arrives in Newly the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS, leave from per loot OF Duane y,
atop NJ for all Stations the Road, and ior Rochester
and Buffalo. ,,,1>,r ,.-.-...,s..,
jeEf CHARLES MiNOl, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
TRAVELLING.

NOR LlvERPOOI-Drama Line
Packet Of 2eth JuyThe splendid and avorite packet
amp GAkklCh, Capt Richard Adams, viii saul rs above,
her regular day For freight passage, having unrvaed
accommodations, apply board al per East RIVER 10
sPorFOKD. rILESroN co. IS South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
xo,;ces Of Y. b. PaImer's Agency.

.r,o bus,ness Of advertising impeffecy oh'i.t
- Ia hsns. generally Dir Paimers great sIpensnes
and EXTENSIVE agency enable INN 70 x's ~ hp ne Toy
y,b ss ,nsryew The subject as presented y nun
IS certainly worthy the seno,s 1l'e d,y Tr.sss<
gage ~ snterprlse accompanied as WITH MS un
tnhr industry Ss rsssrS MI ".
un~syerny PsJ h xould eventually receive "Phe
d,l1ha Pubic Ld9er 49,. ..,,ied tn the credit Of
hf y anJ ss,ablIshlnx upon general scle, IN tbs
os tbs new and important pubic con,encs And
oocu Us fhst re- advantages vii be duly understood
we and the enterprise BY which they are al
fordsd fairy rewarded '-Bai'r""'e os"' .ws,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co :

II Only through llne-rare reduced. On SArURD AY
July 2eth at o'clock Y. NJ the splendid douhe-engne
SeI mship CHFROKEE, 1880 tons burden, HsSgy WIN
DIR, Commander. VII sail precisely at O'Clock: from
her pier al the foot Of Warren street with the Gov
eminent Mails. dnec; for Havana and ChaSTcs
Chags transferred n Havana O. the splendid
dcoei engine steamship FALCON -
Connec;iEg with the regular Mail Steamer NORTH
ERNER 10 SAL lron Panama OF a6ou: the 18Th Aug
for passage apply a, the Office, 81 South street. o a IN
WtSf-Srf(e. ivler1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
V. b. PALMER'S COLUMN

NANhiND, Is said, NAV be dlvided
w INTO three distinct classes ,AeSe Who are 20 stub
born 10 aaidon error, Aer cnavct,on. whs
guoe as 20 be eksiy deceived snd ,Aoss WHO are
gssssstd Of good couon senss and aSs n 10 the be,s
advantage. - WV -
II very dfcult to the ased and 10 ,na,os ,
PIE 10 adopt true principles. All the esrr m
they have grown 80 ~A
Pho shy. wisdom and liberty support enc another, h
who will no, rsasn IN fanatic ne who cannos r,.s.a
fucl he Who dare NOT reAs "a 4 slave.
Industry. vel directed will eve a man compe,e,,w =
few years The creates, industry lsAppscd useless
The shortest and Ave with honor N IN.
word : 20 he reality What .uld sppesr 10 be ~
He who changes any u rs opsrlcns never COZ
reefs any Il his mistakes
Perform .earicsSly what you belvr % he rish,.
Heaven helps IN ise wAo help themselves"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
NTA SURROGATE'S COURT. held

IN and for the County If NewYors at the SURROGATE
Office. IN the city Of Newier on the 2d q June ~ se
Present, Alexander W. Bradford. Surrogate. - In
the matter of the application to m1TsaSe ss
-On reading and filing the application OF VII
liam X Tatrrrsa Executor OF the last VIII ana esta-
ment of John PHFIAN, late Of the city Of New-fork,
deceased authority to mortgage, lease or sell me re
estate Of the said deceased for the payment OF ms de
II ordered that all interested IN the estate oi the
the SAID John Phelan deceased appear before me Srro
gate Of the county Of New York at his Office IN the city OF
NewYOTk the twenty eighth dag OF july next A. zen
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. then and there 20 $40"
cause WHY authority should not be gyeno the SAID Ehecu
tor 10 mort sell much II the real estate OF
the SAID John Phean deceased shall be snent 20 pay
ms debts Ile25 iwl A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
IN pJrPSJrANCE of an order of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
roee of the County of New YORK. notice i hereby
givcn all persons having claims against Henry Al.
len late of the City of NewIurA deceased IL present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers nj the
oce Henry Allen, No So Cedar street IN me Cy OF
New York on or before the ninth day OF August next
Dated New York, the third day OF February, 1851.
HENRY ALLEN. (rx.cu,orS
If law6mru' WILLIAM GALE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
NOR SALE-A Delightful COUNTRY

n crIT The snbscriber offers for sale her residence
in the village Of Poughkeepse, formerly owned r.' .ot
pied by the Judge Sweet Inc lo.' "a 1anf. anon
Wster and Front sts within three MINUTES war II g
Undson River Railroad Depot and the s.sa,r, S sne
.nd ccnnvlng an elevated position, cofninahus ing
s ~ the RIVER and the yhbonng parts q ne Nass
r. il tastefIy Land out IN waEs and pitn.su "a 49,
Va r,etv ii fruit and Ornanenta Trees anu ~ "a
us nd Contains large number Of choice Lasyysly a9
49,, vines In fne bearing condition lac 1Wslllns "a -
sbe collonade style Of architecture comm .,s
~ order >. the ham stable, and other ol'pui1.is 81
eommodous and IN good repair on the wnoe' one ~ ihs
49, - AFFORD rare opportunity for securing "I. y; .Aa
~, desirable residences IN this beauia 'iiass " III
nroGtable investment Of funds, as . I.s nd nav
r. orost 6onrshmg business part OF the vase' A p Do
~ convenenty divided INTO eligible bgLdny I".s rs
session can be had Immediately required ~ nc
b,ssT For further particulars inquire 81 me =,
N ~ ,rerises OF Thomas VI Vail, PonghAsspSe; 81
W WI liza Van ls4 west-st, New-Yo'A ASN
Pougfseepse May Is i0sl. J'-i .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

NOR 5 ii r T. w 5 b L RY, LONG
j BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK tnlddletown
HIGHLAND DOCK. and RED BANK. the new and
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A H hagger-
u. viii leave Newiayen Pier, west Side Peok-slP East
River. follows 800
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
i'ai0 CHARLES MINoT, Superintendent.

GREAT VALLEY ROU T. to
N WHITE MOUNTAINS, BURLINGTON, OG-
DENSBURG and MONTREAL, the whole distance
by RAILROAD The opening Of the Vermont valley
Railroad completed the link IN the Connecticut RIVER
Line of Railroads from NewYork 10 st. JOhnsb1ry, also
forms thorough connection with the Rutland. BuIhng-
ton and Vermont Central Vermont and Canada and Oe
denshurgh Railroads ~
YER White River junction. Windsor. Bellows Falls Rut
land Burlington Rouses Point, Ogdensburgh and Mont
real can be obtained AT the NewYork and New Haven
Railroad Station III Canal-st. near broadway
Leave New-YoTk at O'Clock A. Nj. and 20 through
10 st Johnsburv Burlington the same day.
Leave New-Y at o'clock NJ. stay over ngh AZ
'''''7"N' A r. GILMORE, Ae't.
Nex York July 10, 1851. Vl7 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
V. b. Palmers Selection of Rules for Business
Mem

Establish yourself the broad and sound basis of nteg
rty
Use the means they open 20 all
Calculate the probabilities of the future increase and
multiply the means of information.
To compete successfully with your neighbour paric pae
IN the facilities afforded to 60 ahead
Confess ignorance regard To subjects IN which you arc
uniformed listen and learn
Keep the mind on the means. rather than the oeJecf
TAKE advantage of modern facdes. and accomplish az
much IN single day required weeks months VI years.
formerly. -
ofthe Press.
Consider the causes Of the good standing of some and tho
decline and fall and want Of success u others ana regulate
your conduct accordingly
fyour means with your ends pursue those ends
which suit with your means
Reflect on what you see aud hear Set your mind at work
reason with candOr weigh well and consider for yourself
decide and act
Treat your your friends by serving them 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
TO SARAH CORNWELL, WILLIAM

i A CORNWELL. GEORGE NJ. ALLEN and EN-
lily his WIFE and others Defendants You are hereby
summoned 10 answer the complaint Of Justns Glover
and Achsa Ann, ms WIFE, plaintiffs. IN the Supreme Court
If the state Of NewNork and TO copy OF your an
swr on the subscriber Penn YAM IN the County OF Yates
and State Of NewYorA within twenty days after the ser
wee Of this summons exclusive of tine day OF ser
VICE and f sand Defendants fail answer sad complaint.
as hereby required the plaintiffs Will apply "a the Court
for the relief demanded the complaint besides costs
The compliant IN this will be filed IN the office OF the
CLERK Of Yates County-Dated June H. 1851 SAID CONF
plant was filed IN SAID effce. June 80. 1851.
Iv22 law6wTu. j S GLOVER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
DOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.



~ JERSEY-summer Arrangements. Commencing
MONDAY. March 81, 83l-Ihls Road ehtenls from
EIIZABETHPORT IS miles to the WHITE HOUSE,
j. reducing the staging between the terminus OF the
Road and EASTON to Is miles.
THIS line leaves New York by steamboat Red JACKET per
No North River. and connects with trains on the New
Jersey Railroad which leaves New-forA from foot oil Co-
land-st
et pier No North River. at 4. NJ. passengers = NJ.
freight and p NJ passenger and by n j Railroad, ioOt
OF Ccrtland-st., at 9 A NJ and and st NJ
Trains leave White House and following places Tor New
York follows:
ger at | 40 p NJ
Somerye at 80 A. NJ, Freight at O5 A N Passenger
at2O5PM 80
Bound Brook at 1 so A IL Freight at 6 Is A NJ; Pas
PIanfeid at 20 A NJ; Freight at IS A NJ; Passenger
ats35PM
Westdeld at 50 NJ; Freight at 50 A NJ; Passenger
at2 50 z VI. 100. =. m,
Eizabethtown az ID A NJ Frelgt al ~ 81 A NJ rus
senler az 8 IS = VI. =, n
Elizahethport at 80 A VI Freight al 10 ID A M fas
senger Al 80 = NJ.
On TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, trans leave
Somervle for Pespack Lesser CrossRoads and Plucka
STAGES Will be in r, adness the arrival of the VI
tram from New York the White House u convey paSse
gers to FastOn. WlkeSbarre, Bethlehem Allentown and
Mauch Chunk Penn and 70 Clinton, FemiilstOn Lebanon
MfOrd and Beyldere. NJ.
NB-Al BAGGAGE az the rsk Of the owners until de-
yered the actual possession OF the Agents Of the Com
pany and checks or receipts gwen therefor i h1Iu
NEW ROUTE TO SCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN wa the ZEN
ra Railroad of New Jersey Passengers from New YORK
for the Mountain VIII leave NewIorK daily lsundays ek-
cepted) al 9 o'clock A VI either from Pier No ! Nofth
River VIA steamboat Red Jacket from foot OF COrtand-
ST. via New Jersey Railroad Elizabeth Town, where
connection Is formed with the Central Railroad y the
White House thence by coaches, Ia miles, 10 the NOUN
tam, arriving IN time 10 dine. JeSVo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

EARM for SALE.-A very desirable
II - 8 ahon, 40 acres Of land, stauated IN goa
nshhIhsod about one mile from Val Depo, on s,ls
Nexturr branch of the NewYork and Erie helua ~
-. rom Newburg and about three hours RON .soIa
ynrE This farm remarkable for frqit ana WI ,Sl io
On reasonable terms. Inquire Of RObEhl t1nprRT
I,or. ~ r II MACE. Esq, Newburgh. or HyIr
fESNIsTON, Salisbury Mills Orange county, NJ
ivIO 9awews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co

i The Gully through Line for CAIlFORNIA and ORE
SoN, wa VhASkk>, Direct Pare Reduced On MON
pANS?uN 20 at SPIN the splendid double eng me steam
Np OHIO, $500 tuns burden, Capt Finilav Schenok
mSadeI Viii SAL ON MONDAY, July s. al O'clock
leSSe nom her peT at the foot oi Warren s., North
River, wih the government Mails for Chagros connecng
with the favorte United States Mail S,eauSh,n NORTH
ERNfR - leave Panama about the 18th of August
For tregh, passage apply u and IS South-st or ~ III
West ST corner Of WaTren-St nlS,ps