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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-21
THE MINNESOTA PIONEER
St. paul, fllnprsota,
Thursday Morning, August II, 1851.

:rJs For new advertisements, look al the first
column ON this page.
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4 Green Check Book. containing sundry accounts
"A and money Mondss last, between the
Central House and American lionse, belonging To n.
Preutiss Whoever will the TO this Office
viii bs literally rewarded.
st. Paui, August FL, 1851. Ia
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STRAY OXEN.

CTRAYED from Saiat Paul, about three weeks ago
- pair Of four wear old Work Oxen both red with
white the forehead, with the horns spre aiding
the other with the horns pointing in whoever vii
return said cattle give information of them 10
81 Paul, shah be properly rewarded.
JOHN KENT
August 81. IS5I. 1871
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LAFAYETTE EMMETT.

Attorney aud Councillor at La,c,
rSoRNER Of W sbsshaw and Third Streets 81. Paul
- in the Minnesota Democrat building.
August 81, 1851. I80
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A CARD.

How dye do Just dropl
in-heg pardon-hope don'.
iutrudei sa' il il Is not ASK
ing an impertinent question
have you seen
MY Precious Reiseyl''
IL yen have any inclination
ia DO SO, iiss drop ia at Ma
zourka Hall ON Saturday eve
Biag next-l also shah make
Iuy nppearasee--iI being nay
friend Ecliand's Benefit, ano
the last night Of the Comps
ny's perforninE--thcre.ot,
respectfully solicit your Kind
accession A
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-21

H CHARLES q. BROWN and WILLIAM H. HAIR
Il RtS, viii call upon the Postmaster at Saint Paul.
they win obtain which will be Of nteres, to them
August 81, 1851. IL
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TUNuE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
n PANY. Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
eies in March last The number ISSUED up to July LIST.
WIS
Amount Ct Property Insured, 81, lis, 307 IN.
- Premiums received, 32,ei5.16.
Buseess conducte upon both the Stock and Mutual
plsn and the Farmers Department il entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution
eFcsed ia taking risks and extra hazardous property is
refused.
ar The undersigned is prepared Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST. Paul, Aug. 81, ISL Is-f
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WON IN RAFrLE.--A euespendent o. ihs
Louisville Journal tells pretty good .,o,v Of .
negro rattle which came off somew ha.e in alissis
sippi. The owner Of black bov nap,sa BIZ
put him up TO be raffied for. A bys,andey bought
chance and gave it to the uesso, wbo thresy
highest, won himself, and put himself ap again =,
$500. His old master threw high but Bill Ted
him, and III throwing off, Bill lcs,, and veal hefss
quite con,ented. win $500 in his packet. Tie
fact that Bill, after winning his freedom pa. Kim,
self up 10 be ratified for u second time, Is foscE
bic illustration of ''ihe horrors Of slavery"
DEATH or DAGvEkRE.--By the LIST fs--
eign arrival we learn that iSaduerrs. ths cc!r
brated discoverer Of the Dagaeueaa art, late.
died in France, very suddenly. He VAS 81 yeg.a
Of age.
We have a despatch from New Orlsans
which confirms our previous adyices dat
the Cuban revolntionists had beer elective
ly put down, and mary Of the ring readers
captured. IL Gen. Lopez actually sai,e5
from New Orleans, in tho steun4es PANT.
70, as hitherto stated, we may soon oxgee.
to hear Of his sudden appearance on tas
coast Of Florida, with Spanish nou-ol~
war's-man very close at HE heels fAa
chivalrous General took special cars ass
time TO 60 out in vessel ihat eoaid run
rather faster than tho Creole on honr} Of
which he ca,ne SO near being eaughl bsioIa.
in. Y. Herald, Aug. Z.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-21

Child OF Benjamin Wolworth, dead.
Child of Henry Barnes, yrs. old, dead
Child Of Mr.. Motif, 9 years old, dead.
Mr.. Haywood and children, not found
Mr.. Baker, wife and child,
Miss Harriet Foster, &c IS
Chnr;s. Van SA,.Lia
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-21

sess the haii-breed tract bestowed upon them by
the Sioux Indians, it was then mutually under
stood and agreed by and between the Sioux and
the halfbreeds, that the haif-breed tract nigh,
become the property in fee of the United States,
upon the payment to the halfbreeds, Of one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars but that said az
ticle or provision, for the sale of the half-brecd
tract, should be considered distinct, separate,
substantive proposition, TO be rejected or acceded
to by the Senate, without in any manner affecting
the ratification Of the treaty for the other lands.
$i5o, goo is $50 600 less than was stipulated to
be paid by the terms Of the halfbreed treaty
made last year; which treaty was not ratified by
the Senate, because it appeared that halfbreeds
(who are citizens, not aliens) were incompetent
parties to treaty. The provision in the MENDOZA
treaty, not only will save $4,000 in the price Of
the haifbreed tract, but, if the Senate agrees to
it, will pat the title Of tina land in the Govern
ment, instead Of its remaining jointly in multi
tude Of persons, who could never all Join in a
deed SO as to make a good conveyance--a diff
Guilty which is giving infinite trouble now 10 resi-
dents on the hall-brced ,rsc, in Iowa.
Can our town corporation find nothing to do,
but what is mischievous and ridiculous. Is there
not dangerous bridge across jackson stree,
which ought to be repaired Immediately by sub
stantial new bridge, before the town gets mulcted
in heavy damages, in consequence Of team
breaking it down, killing the man and one horse
and laming the other horse and dashins the wagon
IN pieces Is not this more important subject
for their attention, than passing ordinances against
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
RIOT AND LOSS LIFE.

A party OF Irish aborers on the Railroad some three
or tour miles above this place attacked last Thurs
party from different portion of the work with fire
arms and other weapons doubtless with the 6endsh
purpose OF Massacreing the whole OF them One man
was killed by ball through the head;-four or five
others were seriously wounded, and several others
have the marks OF shot about their clothing.
We understand that the cabins exhibit traces of
heavy voey, and show that the assault was made by
large body OF men. The party assaulted saved them
selves by escaping to the woods Friday morning the
report having to town that the riot still continued
the three volunteer companies called out,anduere
promptly under arms. The report ascerained to
be untrue, but the companies did good service by
aiding the Police in making arrests, guarding prisoners
&c About forty of the rioters taken during the
day
These awless and atrocious proceedings are said to
have originated in old national teud between the
"Corkonians and Fardowns." If the really guilty can
be found out, we hope that they will pc punished, Sc
verely enough to teach the brues that the laws and
peace OF this country cannot be violated wi tn lmpun
y.-Lyach. Virginiasa Of yesterday.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
PROPERTY FOR SALE

v With view OF removing from the town of Dam
vile, offer at private sale all OF my property in town
and country, consisting of a large dwelling house stu.
and being Main street, in the most desirable and
healthy part o. the town. built of fine pressed bricks
two stories high with six large and elegant rooms
with basement arranged with convenience; and other
buildings of good materials and arranged with taste
and elegance; fine garden, and exec llent spring of
pure water, and well from which water is conducted
by tubes inserted into boiler attached to bathing
house adon ing the chamber of the dwelling house in
which the luxury OF bathing can be enjoyed with either
cool or warm water. Attached to this lot is a good
office, and beautiful ornamental trees and shrubbery
H. Also another dwelling house upon High street. en-
tirely new with four rooms above basement a good lot
garden, &C. Three unmproved lots and we'll situated
for building purposes
Also, my large and we'll constructed Tobacco facto-
ry. Bridge street, and within short distance of the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad Depot with all the
fixtures necessary to carry large business. The
house is 80 by 45 feet. two stories high, of brick and
best materials, made 6re-proof, with good well kit
chen and negro house, front and back ol for receiving
tobacco and box plank.
Also two small tracts of land, lying abou, four m lie
southwest from Danvie one containing seventy acres
half of which is heavily tmbeed and afiodng guam.
tty of wood and building timber.
The other tract contains about seyenty-three acress
with about five Gle AIRED for cullvaton the balance in
woods, with about twenty-five acres OF very heavy
forest, we'll waiered, &c.
To any one wishing to purchase any or all of the
said property, the terms will be liberal and made &C
commodatng.
70 l8-e4w H. JOHNS
DANvILE, Va, Sept, 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07

RAILROAD SPEECH, &c-Upon Monday last, COL.
George TONNES addressed the citizens OF Danve up
the questions connected with the proposed county
subscription to the stock Of the edmond and Danvile
r airoad Company.
General B. w. S. Cabel followed the Colonel in a
short speech, endorsing his views upon the railroad
question: and closed by announcing himself canddate
to represent the county Ptsylvania in the Senateo
the General Assembly, TO be elected under the new
Constitution should it be ratified by the people, Gen
Cabe defined his position to be, that of "a Virginia
Democrat" .-Danuille Register, Oct 5.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
BY RICHARD CAUTIfORN.

Np EGULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
A1 Wednesdays and Fridays-Saie of horses every
81 O'clock viii sell at auction. at nv store on 18Th st.
variety OF miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the fo
lowing:
GROCERlES-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candies, Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Peppel Ginger Brandy Whisky, Gin,
Molasses, Butter, Lard Herrngs, Shad
FuRNITURE-BIfeaus, Sideboards Washsands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedseads,
Chairs, Candestands, Dining, Tea and Toilet Tables,
Bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
Tongs, with many other articles in the housekeeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iwil also sell Boots.
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind Hats Caps,
Crockery- Matches, Writingsad Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
ausl R. CAUTHORN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET, Oct g.
Transactions limited to about 500 baes--prces de-
ressed, ranging from 8 to 90 cents per ID.
THE PORK MARKET.

"There seems TO be some animation and excitement
already among pork buyers and sellers in this section.
We understand that contracts have been entered into
bv few dealers of this place, for hogs $685. to be
delivered in December and that 81 has been refused
by some sellers. The quantity OF hogs will not be so
large, it is supposed but the quality better than in
former years. Tue prospect looks well for farmers,
and would advise all those within reach to look to
Terre ltaute good market this sea'nn"
Ierre Haute Ua} Courier.
From information received, we do not think tina, any
such prices the Courier gives will be sustained or
be realized to any extent. The crop of hogs will
be certainly larger if not much larger than last years.
The farmers, encouraged by the good prices they OBJ
tanned then, and the prospects Of large yield of con
are tattenng up young hogs to make up for any def
cheney IN number The stock OF pork, notwithstand-
ing the large deficiency also yet toeraby good and
European advees report the provision markets dull
The plentiful yield OF wheat will also have an infu-
the price OF pork during the ensuing season
We do not question that such contracts have been
made, but they are certainly higher than the present
prospects jusfy.--Lou Jour.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
ass,,z77.,v PIANO FoRrEs, GUITARS

.sfEs7aEEsg,,,,75rrx E'iANO FORTES. GUITARS
glssssssa; S &c.-P. Il. TAYLOR is constantly re-
Z ] g z Ucelving supplies OF superior Piano Forte.
from the extensive manufactures %,
NUNNo d CLARK, and A. H. GALE & CO.
New ork. The Pianos oil the above celebrated ma
kers are well worth the attention ofhe public as pos,
sessng all the best qualities OF the best makers They
have been SC with entire satisfaction to purchasers tor
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large number
constantly being manufactured there no particular
selection made IN them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength, as these quail
ties are peculiar to all the Instruments Of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tage from going North am prepared to sell on as
accommodating terms as can be had any where NV
assortment comprises instruments of 6, 81 and oc-
aves lbe latter are confidently offered superior 10
any tor sale in Richmond, Va. Melodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms
Martins unrivalled Guitars, with large assortment
OF imported instruments, plain and inaid and ranging
IN prices from S. to $50 constantly on hand together
with musical instruments and merchandise in great va
.'ey, and for sale at the only Music Store in the city,
100 Main street,
e2o Opposite the B INKS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
THE SLAVE RESCUE.
SYRACUSE, Octo

SYRACUSE, October 4.
Numerous dispositions taken yesterday before
United States Commissioner Sabine, bearing upon the
rescne OF the slave Jerry from the officers of the law.
Several arrests have been resolved upon the parties
TO the rescue being generally identified.
1t will be satisfactory the lovers of law and order
everywhere to know that the rngeaders of the rot are
not likely to escape the penalty ofther emerty by any
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

u G B3oK5 FEcH1VED'-NEw JUVENILE
Carlo franconi and other stories
Costumes of America
Nut-cracker and Sugar Dolly by Charles A Dana
Kriss krnge's Book of Rhymes
Costumes Of Europe
Mala's Alphabet-ustrated
Kriss Krngle's Book for all good bows and girls
Little Charley's Christmas Amusemens
CULVER Joe-his three voyages-by Albert Perce
The Young Emgran's, Madelaiue Tube, &C.
Grandnother's RecoIlections
Braggadocia-by Mrs. TuhilI
Willow Lane Stories
A peep at our neighbours
The Strawberry Girl
The Miller of our Village
The Little Mischief Maker
Boys and Girls Country Book
oc7 NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
NASH N WOODHOUSE,
l39 Main street.
Lords Modern History.
Taylor's Manual of History
Familiar Science or the scientific explanation of COM
Mandeyille'r series of reading Books
Or McGut1ey's do do do
P Pot An mods series of Latin and Greek Books
Prot. Andrews do do do do
Olendors series of Books Tor learning to read write
ana speak the French, Italian, Spanish and German
BULL English Grammar
Bullon's Latin and Greek tirammars and Readers
Prot Diapers Natural Philosophy
Prot. Diapers Chemistry
Leipslc-e editions OF the Latin and Greek Classics
English, French, Spanish, German, Italian Greek and
Hebrew Lexcons, and Dictionaries
Pimreys series OF French Books
Plcots do 90 do
Colots do do do
Cleaveland's Compendium OF Literature
Shaw's English Literature
Graham's English Synonymes
MaugnalPs Historical add Miscellaneous Questions
Parker's Geographical Questions
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy
Dwighrs Mythology
Grays Botaoical Text Book-last edition
Churchs Calculus
Or. Whateley's lessons in Reasoning
Dr.. Whateley's Logic
Or. Whateey's Rhetoric
HerschePs Outlines of Astronomy
Somervllle's Physical Geography
Together with every other School Book used in this
section Of country Also for sale at low prices, blank
books copy books, states, slate pencils, lead pencils
in-sands Ink, drawing pencils superior water coors
III boxes or by the single cake sabe camel and poon a
brushes Brl sol board drawing paper, crayon paper
morn paper, coioured crayons, mathema teal insru-
ments, china pallets, india rubber mouth glue port
folios, portable writing desks, gold pens steel pens
quilts and ready made pens, pen.knives, silver pencil
cases, composition books, sketch books &c.
School teachers, parents and children supplied
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers, Statoners and dealers in
Sc * Piano Fortes
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by PULLIAM IL SLADE.
OUCH AND READY sTARr.1

EP OUCH AND READY STABLES FOR
a@' SALE.-The above well kno Nh Stables, ON the
corner OF Franklin and 18th streets together viii, The
lease o. me ground Tor the unexpired Term OF the lease
on whlch The same are erected offered for SAL
For terms, apply to Puiam & Slade Auctianeers
on w a street, or to the subscriber, on the premises
The above Stables have recently been supplied with
water rom the CITY Water Works.
The above named property will be sold al pvbIc sc
ton, without reserve, on WEDNESDAY evening
next At 4 o'clock. PULLIAM G. sLADE.
DC Auct'rs.
W7ERY VALUABLE real g1S'TA97TG ON
FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE.-The
subscriber offers Tor sale that most valuable Lot on the
oouth side OF Franklin street and East side of sth st
II fronts 100 feet, and extends in the rear los feet and
mas upon 1t a large frame dwelling
i. II o not sold privately before THURSDAY afternoon.
tne On Gay OF October next, said Lot will then be sold
Ii will be divided into building Lots of 2f fact
'front.' running back 100 feet to an alley After VIZ eb
the frame building will be sold to be removed in rea%
sonable time thereafter.
TERMs-One third cash: balance at ood 10 ,,,o,,bo
tor negotiable notes, with interest.
Sc 90 W. GoDDlN, Auot.
BY DAVENPC ri, ALLEN & co,
GROCERIES, &C. AT AUCTJON.-On
SH THURSDAY, 9th inst, at 10 o'clock at our
auction store, will sell an assortment Of Groce
rles, viz:
IS hhds Porto Rico Sugars
IS do Molasses
zoo bags.Rio and Laguayra Coffee
300 kegs Nails
10 casks Lamp Oil
250 sides Sole Leather
100 packages Loaf and Crushed Sugars
Soap, Candles
Green and black Teas
Window Glass, No Starch
Salt, Mackerel, &c.
ALSO-10 boxes Macaroni
TERMs-Under 800, cash; and 300 and over four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
oc Aueta.
a UCTION SALE OF SECONDHAND
IA HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND MIS-
CELLANEOUS GOODS-On WEDNESDAY
morning, the 9Th inst, commencing at 10 O'clock at
my auction rooms 18th street, will be sold without
reserve, variety OF second hand household Furniture
consisting OF general variety, belonging to persons
removing, declining housekeeping, &C. also many
miscellaneous goods, close consignments such as
Brooms, wool Hats, second hard Books
Suspendng Lamps, parour and mantle LAMPS
$50 lbs Shoe Thread
Larrabies patent Shower Bath
Lot damaged Blankets Cassimeres, &c
Also, lot of Chamber Furniture the property of
gentlemen removing from the city, say
l walnut Cottage Bedstead and Hair Maitrass
both new
Shuck Mattrass, Bolster
Pillows, Bureau and Glass
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Office Chair, Tables Desk
Washstand, Water Cooler
Ever and Basin, Lamps, &c &c
GEO. j. SUMNER,
W Auctoneer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07

Several thousand of the leading business men in the
city of New York publish card in Saturdays Jour
nal OF Commerce, pledging themselves at the ensuing
election in that State to for man who will not
pledge himself to sustain the Compromise measm es
passed by the last Congress.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
HNxCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.

ENXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
n This well known and excellenty arranged Ho-
tel has been closed for the past MONTHS during
important improvements made. II has also been new
ly furnished throughout in style combining comfort
with elegance that cannot be surpassed by any Hotel
in the Union 1t is now open tor the reception Of guests
lie IN general, is respectfully solicited, by
JOHN p. BALLARD,
SO l6--ctf Proprietor.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07
GSTRAI"lUN,o OFFICE, No. 5, SCUM I4th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can
For selling prizes, STRATToNs the man.

t'Ai1NSJ
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, No l27-sept 20:
81 80 l2 7S 66 81 70 40 SIS "A L.
by sTRATTON
So 60 26 % l6 35 90 7 81 60 80 l3.
h. Ticket Nos 20 81 prize of s2o9 sold and paid
Drawn Nos. of Monongala, extra No. ll5-sept. 80:
u % So IS q l6 "a Al Is 81 10 80.
T Tai. Ns' q q s 81 Two sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Mon2ngalia No. lsi IA Sol 3otb
II 40 Is SO 20 Al 81 Is 81 s 81 So
Ticket Nos "a 81 49, sold and paid i9 By rr,n
Drawn Nos. of MouoogaIa, No. ls5Noctob 9I lst
36 40 70 Al 70 Sc 81 Is A 40.
Tickets Nos. 9 81 70, prize 5000 sold and paid
by STRATTON.EA
Drawn numbers Of Monongala, extra, No ll9, Oct. l.
% So CD 10 rs 62 25 Sc 70 80 65 66.
Ticket Nos. 80 65 Ca prize OF $1,000 Sold and
- 80 'S- Of l ~ PAID a"n6 BY
Draw numbers of Monongalia No. I3S-Oct. 4th;
43 So 46 81 65 u 10 26 81 rs A.
Ticket Nos. 10 Al 46, prize OF 5000. sold and paid
TUEsDAY-Monongal extra, No. 121-Capita
$4,000. Is nos, u drawn. Tickets 81, halves Soc,
TUESDAY Monongala, No. l4o-Capal: s32,-
600: 70 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets S., halves
81 80, quarters ST IS.
WEDNESDAY-Mo nongaia, No. Hl-Capital
$4,000. &c nos, ~ drawn. Tickets $40, halves IS,
quarers2 30.
Monongala, extra, No. l23-Capi-
tai: $3.50. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81 halves
l. quarters so.
THURSDAY Monongalia, No. l42-Capita:
$4,000. I'd nos, II drawn. Tickets SIS, halves2 So
quarters 25.
FRIDAY-M onongalia, No. 143-Capital 500, :
700. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S., halves go So
quarters 81 %.
SATURDAY, Monongalia, extra, No l25-Capi-
tai: $4,000. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves
50c, quarters 25c.
Virginia Monongalia No. IA, Oct. 1l-Cspital:
$4,000, 25.000 10 Of 5000, 5000, 10 of 5000 20 of
1000, 20 of 1000, 80 of 50o 300 OF 30O &c. rs Nos
10 drawn Tickets Sl5
Buyers referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen at the Office, proof OF what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates of packages and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in ali the Lotteries will
be promptly attended TO, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
oc N. STATION. Richmond. Va.
HHERUVlAN GUANO.-Now landing, the
81 cargo of the ship Finland, direct from the island
put up in strong cotton bags, for sale by
sc 3O-esw HUGH w. FRY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07

ARRIVAL OF Mrs. JUDsoN.-Mrs. DIR. Judson aud
children arrived In Boston by the Canada with health
much improved by their voyage from India
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-07

w. W. Corcoran, Esq, of this city, has, with his
urual hberay, presented fine organ to the Llnatic
Asylum at Staunton, Va, to be placed in the chapel
recently erected Their Nat Int.