davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

- Hon. &C. NoBLg. OF Unadllla, Tor
mari, f;r>' Judge OF O,>ego County, died suddenly
icw DAVIS ,ncca, Owcgo. Tie vas la"jeF oil me
abilities.
ta The majority fox the new Constin-
tloR OF MaDllnJ II l),423
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

4 CORRESPONDENT of TIE Trc'arln writes from Han
over That dlrC,ul disease. taolCra. Is raging
most fearfutlv az DlasS distant Shmo four OF ave
miles from Lucoa. NV informant . a person Who
resides IN the immediate nClghoOrh0od OF the place
m stated that four or hNe persons dcD ot the disease
N,tNftn SUNDAY evening Tie lsth ssi. and Monday
the next GAY mOmng-'hai there were neither col
fu> made or graves dug TO bury The dead ahd' "I''
rs INFINITELY worse. NO medicines io administer I'D
those unfortunate persons who were attacked Win
Tie Wa.aOV. ...
'The Tr.f1l-tY's correspondent. also states. ihai
~ he U.l Ccolie laborer> Who we've landed a. Lucea
nom ne SIM, Mandarin and The'''. waited on MI
Chambcr'a1c. The >ub-agcn, OF im+aisfaion on IL
lev iC "a INST. To apply for return passage To indlt
-nr form of five wears residence 1fd service Tn itc
colony having eXpret. Mr. Chanoerane loon "
ia r 'hrir name, and She ships by Whith iltl were
b,orph- 10 the island Thc nCmi'eE of Hiu Coolies
Mo made application lor tei. return passage
amount Ell 20 about gao .,.
toI Fancourt, the latc superintendent OF the Set
f,,r.nr 81 iouduras. has been >ucctrie1 ~ W. r. T.
cflte Ia papers received by The Conway or ramp
+ NN.ictot.>c ES4. VI no. with las lady arrived on
ire ef-l ut 20 take charge OF lnc tfoft'iihei W.
~ foliowng morning be Was og>rn mo once ~
Nj Ohitf-Ju>fcC Temple III pies'"'e N- .'-N w -'i
tcls ot Council y-.-.
Oftlrwtaihern =. James The ca.afs mon S@,>
o. n may now be taken a. cci,tNiY i.ai tif 'ial
seasons have arrived m iuI tciFilfs >caice U"'
passes without heavy showers. aua 'ie -eu,i-. p.
our climate i fully developed d. the rapid st"lt
which ye-CtallOn under tAc lnhuth'e OF u ,-Oi a.
rams : taking Pastures WhltA loItiusI >-u.
were perfectly sterile and dried dp are no" Co'elvo
AN 1,Nur.ant herbage. and iEe QAck growth oi our
>tap'e Is the only consolation Ia the planter, whose
Ell ire crop has not yct been iaAci. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

~ a c0lored man. whose name we iii
not ies ie On "Wednesday afternoon from the aev
pLoPe4ef IoH preparing 80 DEE launched from tae y4g.
% ftT ne, Patterson & stack. He iiei III sDsu- au
hour after he accldent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

FIotRIs selling at 3 12G3 go. and Wnr,r az zoe
I'm CUT NEAT sales have been made of Shoulders al
SIC. and Hams 81 SIC Sugar Cured Gle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

4 ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NFW-N YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct, and between
BOSTON oud LlNERpOOl-lhe Boston ships only cah-
me at Halifax to land and receive mails and passengers
ARABIA Can't - AFRICA 4 Rrle
PERSIA. Capt -- EUROPA, y, q l"W
ASIA.C II T. IudAlus NlAGANAJ stone
NAtEnIcN = ahutAuu. CANADA. W Hlrus'u.
CAMBRIA. y Letch
These vessels a clean White ugNt AZ mast mead
green ou sttIha1rd bow, red on port bow.
DAYS SAILING
ASIA, Judklns. from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, June ~
AMERICA. shannon from BOSTON. "Wednesday, June IS
NIAGARA. Stone from NEW YORK "Wednesday, July o
~ ROPA. Lott. from BOSTON "Wednesday, july .
AFRICA, Byrr. from NEW YORK. Wednesday July 10
CAMBRIA, Ietch. from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Juls -
ASIA. Judklus, from NEM YORK. "Wednesday, JUy 80
CANADA, Iauison. lioui BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug o
AMERICA, shannon. from NETWORK. We'd Aug 10
NIAGARA, Stone. from BOSTON, We,inesday, Aux ~
AFRICA. Hyue from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Aux n.
FL E0PA. Lot. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Sept
ASIA Judkns from NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Sept 10
Passage from New-Yor, or Boston 10 Liverpool, sl9
Berhs secured until paid for Freight vii be charged
specie hc ond amount Tor pef-onl expenses An et
pcrfruced SURGEON on board
An letters sind newspapers must pass through the Port
ONCE For freight or PASSAGE, apply lo -
y CCNARD Jr "a Broadway
French German uud other Foreign Goods, received lnd
brought u common With British Goods Through bills u
ladng are gwen ~ Hayre for NEWTON
~ Persons intending o. take passage % England m the
ROYAL Mail Steamships, requested t0 call az me Once
Broadway before believing te reports Thai me IA are
mn mlDu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
FROM JAMAICA.

Bv the Crescent City we have files of the
hnes'aa Mornine Journal TO the 9th ms. The
Cholera was on thc increase IN many of the parishes
ana there was much distress and alarm fell among
,be inhabitants The following Is given as The
amour, OF deaths On SIX parishes SINCE the hrsi ap-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

Va thc Ii.r Ere the brick building burned amount
Ell m number 20 slx'y-iWO. They were generally
three stories high. and sometimes t1nr and two. The
manner l which they were built induced many to
think iha generally they were ire-proof. Although
they constitute but small part. comparatively. of
the immense loss by the hre, yc they were creried
With such u outlay of time. and 81 ere furnished with
such dcarcc of ELEGANCE, that perhaps nothing eN
repi tine death, which occurred Wa, ID generally and
so sincerely regretted al, their destruction. The
character OF the soil in This country such That the
manuiic'ul, of brick Is rendered almost impossible.
Hence improvements in brick are erected 40 a very
meal outl.t, of capital and time compared with those
Of Other materials The bricks which have been
used here have mostly made voyage almost equal
IN length 90 thc distance around the world, having
doubled Cane Horn II u.s. however a source of very
great graf lcaiiOn 10 soc that there are many good
substantial brick buildings which still stand and or
namcni 'ic city. both M and orr OF the burnt dis
tnct An 70 Is still more gratifying 10 see that pre-
paraon, are being made by many OCroct more sub
Sanilal. and IN every respect better buildings of thus
material oH HE foundations o, those lately destroyed
Alta California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

New DISCOVERIES AT Placer. tlLE.-Ne icNh'
through McSsrS Hunter 4 Co.'S Express, lnt very
nch discoveries have been made ~ PliceNlle Win
an the last few DAYS. Upon the hil south OF me VIZ
lage. near where the road passes n coming 10 thi>
ety. there Is slight notch and upon each side OF
the uOgo deposit, OF gold have been iouha- ItI>ohN'
m some instances, have made as hie1 as TWO OF 'h't
hundred dollars daV, Jud, m one instance as llisI
as egh, hundred IN two days IL Is supposed tI'i'
the gold extends entirely through the hll. As u Is
found 90 hat appears to have .tcn n'u vi i"'''
which NOW nearly dccompo>ed Ihe goo = nl
ooarSc PARTICLES, very similar to tnt ioQhu III VIZ VIZ
vicinity The discovery promise Ni lhV Pl'N'"
time ,ohc a most valuable one. Placer Times
GREAT ENcirENENr Rough and ready was quite
alive on Wednesday, from the discovery OF " tlu
VrOspCc, ir Sccond-st. The ground was All located
as lots O. streets. which have tAuS Dech o,'upi',
since the LAYING out Of TIC town last ial but one o.
Our miners took notion 70 prospect me siouhu' 'uo
after few hours work succeeded IN opthhlllS l"N
bits 10 the pen In am hour aiiCrWold ne got u""n'
and M Tie fr>t pan obtained about sim COARSE S"l"
Like wl.1hrc the alarm >pICdl' amt HuVN i.',al "o
IN all directions the miners WiiAm >shi ailI ne
poured I'M Ike bees when the hlyc Is attacked WIN
Their tools and stakes .,...
some Ncrc ON their Way With prov SONS, and some
II the mos ludcrOuS scenes OccurrVA, one ha' i''>
hands nm of fresh bees and h.s anxiety " To sct q
rialu, >,lc hc could find NO place % deposit nus
"eulh' MAS amusing A carpenter q, MolN near ~
Clcagt.i iu getting out iranc for oul.Cls' uRne
dstcN unncd ON 10 Nc very ground pVio"S'.S ~
ms e,nnioycl upOn which tat house was p" W. 'iVN'-
I'd ana "stakCd Oh" iis clnm WIN an 1Us.g'., NV"
cb>rl. ,. a handSlW. While hc fo"A ms >'aha ' que
middle ~, -ic lot Ratchet M hau k swearing ti"'
"his clam was staSC3 of ANA Ind ms to9,> Oh IL
But ire rtres' sport ia yCi 20 come. Inc "Mn,-
Of the lots are no, disposed % weld citim>' lol
which >eu., of ihem paid several Aul"FC0 40 ''H> o
nuldus purposes fhu ~id iS''tNNt 'N
aIc c.icl in 10 decide INC rights oi NH""S 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

On the morning of the 18th ult., severe shock of
an earthquake was felt M San ranclScO, which last
ed nearly minute. The buildings and Wharye> of
ihe ct, shook tremendously, and IN few seconds
The street, were filled with people, seeking safety n
the open air. We do not learn that any damage wa,
done lo pei -0As or property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
GrratXield orthe Quartz Rock.

We c0Etcr>ed Yesterday with Mayor Austin. WAC
reached The city on Tuesday night from The Carson>
Greek quartz mmc. bringing van him go lbs of gold
The specimens We have seen are dstonSmngN rich.
being almost solid humps of gold, without more than
4 pcr cent OF quartz The mime rs situated on the
crest of mountain 5000 feet above The level OF the
Stanisais, between That uyer and tmSons creek
II has proved perhaps the riches. mine IN the world
The lead ol gold bearing VEN mas been traced toou
400 feet ordinarily not thicker than "a knie-oidie,
hut az intervals expanding into pockets one alone oi
which welded $4,000 The Company have some
seventy SOnorian miners 40 work. They are sinking
seven shaft, 10 the vein, and when MAJ Austin lei''
an the indications were that they were about locom
20 another pocket. In consequence OF the mdgilh'
cent Weld OF Tins NINE. party of Mexican guerilla,
had aiiclnp ca to SCduCC portion of the company
miners INTO am attat * upon the mine 10 carry OF the
large amount Of gold known 20 be on hand. but me
Sonorans informed the Company of the intended
movement and all hands were armed and prcpala-
tons maize 10 give the bandits warm reception. Inc
latter discovered that their Intended lcun> were ON
The aleri and very prudently rcired mayor NuS,m
has deposited the gold he brought with hum N MI
AIgcnilS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
The New Com,titntion Of Ohio.

CINCINNATI. Thursday. juno ID.
Additional returns make 'hc majority for The Com
stturCn 6tjl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
DALMER n CO.'S GREAT CALI-

DALNlER u CO.'S GREAT CALI
u FORNIA EXPRESS. June 26fh and 2ssh Owing 70
the great trc m San Francisco calling Tor immediate
supply II Goods IT an kinds II rm has consented
% proceed immediately o. >an Frncisco m charge OF all
krcgnf>, Packages ant Parcels nfrusfcd o. Car0
Business of ans description punctual, and A. the
reasonable iate> Dc 5ti PALMER \ co 80 Broadway
RERFORD & CO.'S Fast CALIFOR-
y > MA EMPRESS -Neyt shipments vii DE the
2Gh Of June Postage o. Sla Francisco only 10 ceRts
Freight 90 cfS Per Dr. three fourfhs m advance
lci6u BERfORD \ co. cses- ST., Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
EXPRESSES.

CALlFOR\IA.-BERFORD & co. -
y LETTER and PACKAGE EMPRESS IRA, TO-
ducficn prcrs
FreishI a. San Franec 60 per lb Letters 10 CO
Daguerrc,.ttue o. san ffanc >c,. -
Small raCS lges ut > : Letters o. Stockton. cts
10 e To Sacramento --.--.. . --
IS sd To Nsn J0>s .. 81. 90. % 90
% @ oregon and ; Islands 50 -
81 IS Ma>,ills Ehla the MaesSi
oycg s. oS. i0C To Cha. rtS ..--.- 10 Cts.
ner y 10 An earfs III ) America 81
Millinery ser cubic foot. $40
Nj Bcrf1rd, oac 4 thc proprctors. resides The
isihnrs. ard accompanies all our shipments over The
IsfhmUs On Panama
NeSt shipment val Pei June 2sih Mai closes At 2. NJ
1sih June BEREORD \ co.
Ne>ey 1T ASfnr Nbuse New-Nork
Il. uN % INV &Etf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
PENNSYLVANIA STEAM

4 SHIP co and LIVERPOOL 4 PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP co intend running their Steamships
fI.n.gs TONS
CITY OF PiTTNBURG, 2,l0, Capt 4 StJtrsDly.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2l2J, CAPT . Campbell
CITY or GLASGOW, 1919, Capt Ront Leteh
CITY or PHILADELPHIA Pr, Capt -----
PROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF GLASGOW. Thursday, llAJnlY
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF GLASGOW "Wednesday i3th June
CITY or MANCHESTER About I)th Jty
CITY OF GLASGOW. "Wednesday, 18Th August
CITY OF PGIGSBJRGt About lst Sepiembef
RATES OF PASSAGE
PROM PIiiLADELPHIA PROM LIVERPOOL
Saloon ...-.--lOJ Dollars Saloon ~ Suneas
CalIn---.--.---. % Dollars Cam - - iih.@s
These rates include Profsous and stewards Zee, Dpt
not " mes or Liquors hich can bee had 90 hoard
Frsf-c1ss steamships ply between Liverpool AMI bit
Cow Hayrc. Rotterdam Leghorn, hafsenies aud Othef
Mediterranean uors. by which goods can De- shipped 70
,.rs,oI and thence y th.s line % Padel PLAZA direct .
WORLDS FAIR A limited number u passengers ~lh
De- faarn OUT AsD H0nE flr $50 the saloon niri SID In
the cabin sfaa-r00ns Ilie accommodations ana attend
saee m be- found most superior An efperenced surgeon
Wi De- earned 0n each ship Freight On hnf goods ~ per
tun and Dru44. AL goods sent 10 Tie Agents "a Phi@
o. pls lad Liverpool val be- hr"afifd WIN ec't""y a
dsfsfcA For freight " passage, apply q" NH.
RICHARDSON, WATSON = 60 New-fDfN ana r"i"i-
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS y 60 Liverpool .-.,
PATRICK HENDERsON x 60 Glasgow" JHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

IA IT ~ VI ! ~ - lt-hsA''fN''
PANY only taroa-h hne for California and ofeson,
The public are nifJrns. that under The new afiaesensnt
of his COMPANY steamers inspected and approved y th5
81. and cr,ls the United states Nal, VIII
continue leave Panama and San Franc eco oh tne - ana
I'm dags Of month, uleEs detained by NAV a-
ede1s ana viii touch a Acapulco San Diego AID nsA-
teley a.. ~ Ma
g-as..1 Courany are now the Pacific, One " which
viii 1e always ln DOn 40 each end ~ me rsule
Psnaaa. i.gs7 tuns Carolina, G00 tuns,
Cslfy14a, 900 tuAs Columbus, 60 t9ns'
Tennessee. 80 TINS. Isthmus.
Nafihsmer. ~ tgns, Unicorn. coo tussi
Fremont, coo tuRs
Tn. new steamship Columbia sll ply between saE Fran
and pOrts N Oregon awaiting a the Iofssi 80 -
without delay with tie mails and yA@s9"z ' ~
STEAMER from San F,.aeseS , he kept ap f,r the trans
poat II freight and transient passensefs oe'"ee" PAM
ne l ,s ,tesn.i Sarah Sands Of 90 TINS bar-
dsa noy under charter o. ne con. ~ 'ay
ono of -e above s;sers " y 49, eplhs e'hneo' W.
.y'een = -a81.c0 ard tie cher 8frcan pDfts -,
Tie connection tie Atiaa-c I'll bs nl@4AtAie' y ''
VH Co.. 80 etsas Crescent Cny 100 tan%
So m tefet TINS: Philaielp hs, OO0 tgns
Ieayag NeH-Yors fof CAagres On tie ita and S''A a
I.e ne,. steamship Edorsdo sad the FALCON VII form
s-@t s netveen Nsgs-O reaas and Ch4grss leaving a.
49, r.., a. " 81 insure a. Little detsnoD Doss9le on
tie IsfhInls. ard formnk van ths pa nc
thr.sh Inc h aad from Nes-Ofsans and ports "a dsu,,
Cafra and Oreg0n PASSAGE ffDIa NeE-Orisahs ca -
secured iro.a ARMSTRONG, LANENSON 49,
Agel;s % that pace -, o., e,n rr.a-
The fare g0T through tickets rom new ''- ~
c.on 1as been reduced from ssxs
500 .n state Rooms TO- % --'-- 90
S3ge DO Lover slin to-------..- '------- rs
TIE rate from NsR-l or. - Chatf'e ~. - = 80
.s,ted ~ az ssfe seasteanirr 1-tsesh - -
y. ,t-ssee-.f herbs aDply IL the o1cs ~ .. '-N'
s, "a 800 = az Il Tier Axen.y, III "es'~'''
| AiD&Wu
INDEPENDENT LIN Eiof [ :. =, AsosTs1
49,, I'D THROUGH TiCKErs ~ csLis , .,s,'is,
BROTHER JONATHAN WI ~ ya Sf In =, 49, "a
- 9 ~ ~ =. ~ MILLS Agent 81 CoEtland-s' lS' "a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
WASHINGTON, May, 2, 1851.

w ASHINGTUN, Way, z, Io0I.
Orders have been despatched by the War De-
partment to the officers on the frontiers, urging
them to exercise increased vigilance and activity
in the SUPPRESSION of Indian outrages, in compliance
with the stipulat ion of our treaty with Mexico.
The opinion ofthe Attorney General has been
given, confirmatory of the right the President
to transfer, as he may deem proper, any appropra-
tons for specific purpose to a general object of
the same nature. 1t is therefore, probable that as
much of the appropriations for the Quartermas-
ter's and Paymaster's Departments as can be d.
rected to the support of troops on the Mexican
frontier will be transferred for that duty. and it
is hoped that by the extraordinary exertons of our
gallant officers, our treaty stipulations will be ho-
morally carried out, notwithstanding the criminal
neglect of Congress.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
N Il w IL o o X s
RECEIVED BY
MORRIS & BROTHER.


First Things, series OF Lectures the great facts
snd moral lessons first revealed to mankind, by Gar
diner Spring. D. D.
Practical Treatise on Banking, by James VIM. Gil
bart, F. K. S. The best banking system may be de-
feated by imperfect management, and, on the other
hand. tie evils OF an imperfect banking system may
be greatly mitgated, il not overcome, by prudence,
caution and resolution. First American, from the
fifth London edition
The Caesars, by De Quincy.
The Irish Confederales, and the Rebellion of 1898, by
Henry M. Field
Grote's History of Greece. Legendary Greece; 3
Grecian History to the reign of Peisistratus Athens
by George Grote, Esq, vols.
London Lancet Tor April. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Richard of York, or the White Rose OF England SO
The Prince, or ST. George Julian. ............. 5O
The Loves of Paris, Il romance. ................ 5O
Rebels and Tories, a tale of the Revolution SO
International Magazine fer May. Is
Leonard Normander or the Three Brothers. 25
Mrs. Ellis Housekeeping made easy. II
Wallace, do do do ........ SO
MaevIle, do DO DO ou
Mary Erskine, do do do ...... so
Mary Bell do do do ...... so
Harpers Magazine for May Observation-Disclosures. Is
Wild Sports Of the West, by w. H. MAXWELL. so
The Complete Kitchen and Fruit Gardener, for po-
pular and general use. 70
The Complete Florist or Flower Gardener. 25
Will Gwynne or the Court of the Stuarts, an his
tOrlcal romance. oU
London Labor and London Poor-par A.. IL
Nature and Blessednees of Christian Purity by Rev.
K. S. Foster.
The Autobiography and Memorials OF Capt. Oba-
diah Cougar by Rev. Henry Il. Cheever.
Curran and his Contemporaries, by Charles Phil
lips, Esq
Buterman's Greek Grammar, by Robinson-new
edition. my
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06

CHOLERA AT CfNcINNATI.-We learn from the Gin.
cnnati Commercial that man by the name of Do
minck Salary taken to the Hospital in that CITY
on Tuesday and died in a few hours. The physicians
pronounced his disease Asiatc Cholera The deceased
was about 80 years of age, Italian by BIRTH and had
recently arrived from New Orleans.
A woman by the name of Naughton was taken from
a steamboat to the Hospital, and died in few minutes
after she was taken into the house. Her disease was
also supposed to be cholera.
Her son, lad oftwelve years OF age, was attacked
with the cholera in short time after his mothers death,
and the physicions had given up all hopes Of saving
him.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
.ARLOR AND CHAMBER FURr

EDARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNT
IL TURE, TRUNKS. VALICES, &c, &c, AT
AUCTION.-On THURSDAY MORNING, The
9th inst commencing at half past niue O'clock shall sell
at public auction large and Splendid collection OF
House Furniture, Trunks, Vaces, &c.
Among which will be found the following:
l Mahogany Wardrobe
6 ladies' dressing Cabinets
spring seat Sofas
pair OF Tete.a-Tetes
plush spring seat Rocking Chairs
8 hair cloth do do.
3doz. spring seat Parlor Chairs
6 cane seat cured Maple do
2 marble top centre Tables
2 !" side do.
Mahogany Card do
8 nurse Rocking Chairs
marble top Washstands
2 Grecan Toilet Tables
Also, containing so ladies' Workboxes
"a travelling Trunks with trays
"a without
20 Vaices
IS Carpet-baes
The above goods will be sold to close an consign-
men, in lots Those in want Of any OF
the above articles would do we'll to attend as the goods
must be closed out.
Terms: Al sums under $50, cash; erthat amount
60 days for approved paper. ALEX. MOTT,
my b AuctjOneer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
vuvRUsT SALE OF A DlsTILLERY.-By

WNRUST SALE OF A DlSTILLERY.-By
JILL virtue OF deed OF trust, dated 24h day of March,
1851, executed to us by Jno S Langhorne and Jas G
Hunt, we will sell on the 18th day of May, 1851, on
the premises known as the Lynchburg Dstery, the
ling establishment, capable Of doing business Of 200
bushels per day.
The distillery erected some two years since in
the most modern and approved style, is supplied with
irst-rate spring water for the xasitub irst-rate
steam engine of IL to Is horse two large boilers,
% eetlong, 80 inch diameter; together with water
power for grinding grain and all and every necessary
and convenience Tor immediate operations.
This sale offers an opportunity which seldom presents
itself to any wishing to engage very profitable
business.
Terms Of sale liberal, and will be made known on
the day of sale.
JOS. B. NOWLIN, ru..
D. B. PAYNE, lustees'
Sale by MosBY & HoLcoMBE, Auctioneers.
my Eds
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
AUCTION SALES.
TIEIS DA Y q.
tsY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS e. SATURDAYS

REGULAR SALE DAYS.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS e. SATURDAYS
q = N the above named days will sell at public auc.
" ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, com
nenclng at iaif-past o'clock, variety OF mscella-
neons goods, such as the following:
Observation-Disclosures, Wardrobes, Sdeboards,
Bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs OF style and pa tern;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea Toilet and
Card Tables, Beds and Bedding &C.
ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece ard cut Dry
Goods &c, with Cot!. Cassimeres, Satiine,s, Vest
ings, Flannels. beached and unbleached; domestic.
white and brown /. Linen, Table Covers, Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c. Also, large collection of sea.
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and iwater proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing.
friction Matches, Clocks and endless variety of
Perfumery and Fancy Goods OF every description.
NH ALEX. MOTT.
AUTHORITATIVE be added to my sale this
morning, the remaining stock of Mr.. Delarues sale,
consisting Of
Brandy, Wines, " hiskey, &c. &c.
my6 ssssz ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06
EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO The ColloN
CROPS. BY FROST.

NASHVILLE, May e.
Wa have had heavy rains in this section, and killing
frost ast nioht which caused much damage 10 the Cot
Tobacco Plant baH Rs S beenS Ssd A0Se
''"N' 'p' EDDYvILLE Maya
ahove had severe frost here, causing great de-
struction TO the Tobacco Plants
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, May 9.
The Tobacco Plants have suffered in this district from
heavy trosts.