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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
FALL TRADE, 1851.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTES
COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUPPLIED.
ME ORRIS ~ BROTHER, Qate Drjpker &

BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO FOR TIES
COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUPPLIED.
I'VE Moris,l will be 10 receipt of their entire Fal
supply OF Books Stationery and Pianos by the 18th
September next, embracing their usual large and gen.
era assortment of the best selected stock to be found
south OF Philadelphia, and at prices as low and on as
accommodating terms to which they invite the atten.
ton of country dealers.
Clerks OF Courts and Merchants supplied with the
various Blank Books used in their offices made TO Or
der, and warranted othe best materials, and ruled TO
given patterns.
best manner.
Subscriptions received to all the leading st andard
periodicals. published In this country, including the Law
and Medical Journals free ofpostage.
PIANO FORTES-We are sole agents for the
sale OF the superior Piano Fortes made by H. Wor-
eester and enabled to offer to purchasers induce.
ments (rarey to be met with even in the Northern
cltles) to make their purchases of us.
Orders from the country will inject with prompt at
enon end We pledge ourselves to give entire satisac-
tlon even in the selection of Pianos. aus
FALL TRADE-IS5I.
~ the Europa, Africa Humboldt, and other steam
NE ers from Liverpool and Havre, we are now re-
ceiving our fall mportations of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY
GOODS,
purchased IN the principal European markets exclusive
ly for cash.
We have also in store full supply of AMERI-
CAN GOODS, purchased from the manufacturers or
their agents the most favorable terms, making to-
gelher the largest and handsomest stock of goods we
have ever had the pleasure of exhibiting We respect
and Tennessee, who are disposed to encourage home
MARKET to give our stock examination with the as
that prices both for foreign and domestic
goods, will be found as low and our terms as liberal
as those of any house in any market in the United
States
seq KENT PAINE e. KENT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
CITY TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS
FROM RICHMOND.

DEPARTURE OF CARS & BOATS,
FROM RICHMOND.
Northern Cars, for Fredericksburg, Washington, &c.,
daily, at half past O'clock A. NJ. -
Southern Cars for Petersburg, Weldon, &C., oaY, at
half past 6 o'clock. P. M:
Central Cars for Charlottesville, Staunton, Springs,
&c.. or Lynchburg, daily, at o'clock. A. M.
Petersburg Accommodation Train, tuesdays, !hurs-
DAYS and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, a. M. -
Danville Cars, for Appomattox River, farmyle,
1.vnchburo, &C., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock, A. M; and Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa-
tnrdays, at half past O'clock, P. M
DAVIS and Saturdays, at half past o'clock, A. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthall,
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past s
Lynchburg Canal Packet. daily. except Sunday, at
6 o'clock, P. M.
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
AT RICHMOND.
Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg,
&c daily. at $ o'clock P M.
Southern Cars from Weldon, Petersburg, &C, daily
nst half past o'clock, A. M. .,,- -
Central Railroad Cars, from Charlottesville, &C.
daily at half past l o'clock, T.. NJ r..
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Ihufs-
DAYS and Saturdays, at o'clock, T. M:
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the Appomatlox
River NJ ndavs, Wednesdays and Fridays, at III A,
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at os
p M. ,uoa
Norfolk Steamboat, lat Rocletts) Mondays, wed
pesdays and Fridays, at Al P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Fort Wathali,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at At T. NJ
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays, at
o'clock P. M.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOAT
ATT pJrIJMONn
. CHEAPEST AND BEST
iSsssssf asssassR o UTE TO THE VIRGINIA

SPRTNGS, BY OUR DAILY LINE 1Fan&S
OF PACKET BOATS TO LYNG ;i /, ss Is So Fss
BIJRC, AND STAGES TO THE x1-S.~
WHlTE SULPHUR Fare through to the White
Sulphur Springs only $40 SO! Servants hall price
TO Lynchburg SO so To Scottsville.. So 90
10 Charlottesville. 3 90 To Stanton. 20 o oo
To CumberPd G. H.2 so 10 Farmve.' - W
On and after the FIRST OF JULY, our Packet
Boats will leave Richmond daily at O'Clock, T M
Sundays excepted and arrive in Lynehburg in "a hours
sengers Immediately on to the White Sulphur, at which
place they arrive the following evening.
,ional advantane Of tr.weekly line OF Stages from
Lynchburg, passing over the Natural Bridge and by
Daggers Spring, in the same time, to the White Sui
phur. ,,,..u. p,
This is the main line to Salem, Wytheville, Bounts-
vile and Knoxville.
asYP Passengers from the North or South, and Nor
folk boats will find this route equal in speed, with fare
lower than by any other. , ,
Below see card Of intermediate distances between
Richmond and Lynchbufg, for fare and hours of ar
rival.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

SUPERIOR GREEN & BLACK TEAS,
- Old London Dock BRANDY, fine old Penn
sylvana Rye WHlSKEY-ior sale by
!. FL. Wake,
au6 IS Main 81.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
THE DAILY TIMES.


The DECK OF THE "OUTWARD PoIIND,,
How seldom We dream of the mariners grave
=, Far down by the coral strand;
How little we think of the wind and the vavo
w hen all we love are on land
The hurricane comes and the hurricane goes
And little the heed we take
ihough the trees may snap as the tempest blows
. And the walls OF our homestead shake
bu the northeast gale tells different tale
With voice OF fearful sound
On the deck OF an Outward bound"
How wisttully then we look on the NIGHT
AS the threatening clouds 90 by
As ~ .ne Wino gets up and the last faint light
LIS Dying away in the sky
How we listen and gaze with a silent Ii,
p, And Judge by the bending tree,
And rouse the mighty sea- p'
ana sadly, then, do We meet the day
When signs OF storm are found
And pray for the loved one far away.
IN the deck OF "ouward bound"
There is one cherished when hand in hand
we roved DER the lowland and lea!
ana thought my love for that one on land
was earnest as love could be-
D1t now mat he hath gone out on the tide
lind that | worship the more;
And think the watsrs deep and wide
AS bask on the flowers shore
nave watched the wind, have watched the stare.
, ana shtunk from the tempest sound:
4 or my hcart-sfrngs wreathed with The slendar
Spars ' ''e"Ne'
That carry the Outward bound"
nave slept where the zephyr forgot to creep, -
;, And the sky without froWn,
But Il, started soon from that fretfuI sleep,
With the dream Of a ship going down.
nave sat IN the held when the corn was in shock.
:, And the reapers hook was bright;
But my iancy conjured the breaker and rock.
In the dead of moonless night.
Oh, never will measure affection again.
While threading earlh's fowery mould
But wait till the loved one is on the man.
On the deck of an Outward bound"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

The Farmville Republican says the contract for the
Masonry the "Great Bridge" of the South Side
Railroad Company, over Appomatlox, (six miles be-
low town. has been let 10 Messrs Flournoy, Nc
Dearman and Ives. We understand that while their
bid lower than those Of Others yet the contractors
have ia ir margin Tor good profits. They are men
of great enterprise and industry, and the work will
progress with energyland rapidly.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

Mr.. Il. Leutze, distinguished American artist, who
has been absent in Europe for the last Ten years has
Just returned to New York. The Post says
His last work, Washington crossing the Della
ware" has been pronounced the greatest Of his efforts.
believe il is to be sent TO this country By Measrs
Goupi a. Co. VINO have purchased il at a high price,
from the artist, for The purpose OF exhibition,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

The Boston Times learns from reliable source
that lump OF hail, weighing two hundred and sew
snteen pounds, fell near Dover N. H. on the 10Th inst
The mass was observed considerable elevation be-
fore it descended, and created no little alarm among n
number otpeople. II Unfortunately fell in bog, and did
no other damaged than to throw up mud and dirt upon
all who were in the vicinity
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

FATAL AFFRAY.--A partyl of gentlemen, among
whom was II. Ferdinand Won Brauds, left Kenosha.
Wis, on shooting excursion, few days ago, and
tered wheat field Of Mr.. Gallagher, who rudely or
dered them away. Won Braudis rcsente d the language
OF Gallagher as insulting when scuffle ensaed each
having hold OF Won Braudis's gun, and, either acei.
denally or by the hand OF Gallagher The gun yvss dis.
charged, killing Won Braudis. He had been an officer
in the iianoverian army, and wasa distinguished
tist and was greatly beloved by his acqua inances
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

WNTORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE,
Wv IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
We are now receiving per Adams & Co.'S express
and sehooncrs, from Liverpool and New York, our
Fall Stock OF Goods, and in few days will have open
the best stock of goods have ever had the pleasure
OF exhibiting, and at much lower prices.
We insist upon all, who wish to purchase, TO call
and examine stock.
We have, in the way OF Silks, the newest and mos
fashionable styles, direct from Paris and low prices.
Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchief and Inside do.
at all prices, from &c to $25 piece.
A handsome assortment OF Embroideries,
Paris Silk Umbrellas--the best quality,
Kid Gloves, made expressly for u.s. lfor ladies and
gentlemen,
Ribbons OF all kinds, the handsomest ever exhibited
in this market,
De LANES of all kinds, OF our importation,
Black Alpaccas and cold do do
A large assortment OF Gloves and Hosiery do
A splendid oi OF Irish Linens do
Hollands, Huckabacks, Sheetngs do
| Vestings, made like 3 ply Carpetings do
| Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestlngs do
| A splendid lot OF Neck Ties do
Do do Pocket Hdkfs do
Flannel, Silk aud Merino Shirts, for both ladies' and
gentlemen do
Welsh Flannels, Sacq do
Kerseys, Blankets and Domsstics, Sc 3tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

ANOTHER PLANET DISCOVERED M. Gasparis, of the
Observatory of Naples has announced the discovery by
him. the 29th July, OF yet another member of the
group of small planets revolving between the orbits Of
Mars and Jupiter 1t has the APPEARANCE of star of
the 9Th or 10th magnitude. This the fifth small pla-
net discovered by him.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

we regret to learn that there is much sickne ss in
the interior OF Texas especial among the enigrants
who arrived In the country last spring. Bilious and
femtent levers prevail to great extent in the booma
OF the Brszos and Trinity and their tributaries. The
towns are comparatively healhy.--N. O Della.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

HAVANA SuFEERER.-The Syracuse Journal
s.s'es lnst samuel H. Reed was among the prisoners
shot at Havana the 18th of August The Com
monwealth says that not two months since he was a
eompostor in that Office which he left on account of
ill health. He bore good character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

hr6Ee CcucrIrei "a
keptri n i2For n -aFn- hs ~ publishing e 'o- % -
cTnfIaci SC 10 Curmlrrs- % Las n, 7arrnent.
hel.f- cn - lfC- Z = he g. llye l- 81 rEll-e
11l graded between - ard III T. Conn rtee m
Z a.
,Re1crt s'st- tia; The law Committee. p Resolution.
have IN --oref 5lr--y Ho and David GraHam E>crs
o. crit Al rftseut port q The ~ 81 ae
rlaa n toe natter Z ttteucu- streets instead ~ --
rylrs - Legis'atre T. C1-uttes % Law DEG Lrrrst
Report - fence Facllf lot, 2gh aud thsts T. Con
rI,tee on S'sse-s
Report 10 aas sidewalks n BroalEag ard Prnce-si. T.
D 20 rep-- sidewalks In Thomas, II osoAen and Jly->is
T. sane
D. TO regulate, & sis,s, between 9h and io'h-av To
sane
Do favor sewer "a CsutTest between ~ Hal lace
ard IrTon-roa. To COMMITTEE II Seesss
d - fence las IN 18Th and eoth-sts To COMMITTEE IN
streets
Rspor IN favrS PAVING bills Of D. D. ores Ssseny.
Lee l. Roy siarsh ard Bslream Concurred n by the
fcoVlug vote At-mdfrreThe President. Assistant Al
Moore. HAey. Mabdatt, NcCarsr. Royre. Barr,
ehl. James Webb. Crane Miller Smth. remaR. Sands.
" ard Bolster, Elv Edwards
Report 90 remK ne 81 O1el.ah ETsls Cnncurred m.
Tie Board then adjourned - FRIDAY afternoon Al O'Clock
Prem the MINUTES
ISgned) JOHN II CHAMBERS Clerk pro ten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
THE MISSIONARY CAUSE.


CORES poudence of The n \ Tribune
PORTLAND Me, Tuesday, sept. g. ISL
The annual gathering of the friends OF
this well-known and tayorlie Missionary SOCIETY," h.>
filed tins pleasant, cosy little ci;y 70 the full extent
nj i> capaclty of entertainment The Associations
clustering around the venerable Society. and The
ttrest OF IT, operations foreign LANDS, made III
creaSncly familiar by the statements ~ missionaries
themselves give these meetings quite holiday char
ae,er. The qualification OF which the New England
heart Is not SLOW to appreciate and 10 welcome. The
number OF clergVmen, laymen, and ladies, concerned
here Is very larce, and vii - sui larger ~ tae
meeting proceeds MANY distinguished diylne> are
10 se recognized IN the crowd Of white necScloths
and black coats, among whom 1 see before ne Rev.
Dr. Dewitt, OF New-lork DR. Cox, Dr.. Barnes, OF
Philadelphia Dr. Wi>ner OF Iihica DR. Riddle, OF
Pittsburgh anu Chance.lo teshshuN sen VINO pre-
SIDES over the deliberations Of the meeting
Tn, me steamer Bay state, on her passage on
Nondav evening, Was literally crowded Win " lhe
cloth" There could not have been less tain TWO
hundred cergymen OF Ooar0-ai le.si Il clergymens
wives te counted. Who OteH tie best part OF the
good pastor. AMER dinner paohc meeting was he'd
IN the upper saloon. which ntary al the passengers
cooks. siS~sxceSScs and " alters included, attended
With marked interest. ..amufl IA Perkins. E>,,
OF Philadelphia, WAS call al Il The Char and DT Nox
Introduced The subject NJ Missions % the audience n
some very eloquent and opposite remarks. he nar-
rdltl ana CuOSiItN TIE services ol 1T >tato an
nng, the bflti>h ambassador. ~ tonSIaliilollt II
procuring to.eTe Gon for the American MISSIONARIES
IN Turkey According 10 the Doctors version. ~
Sirs,iord'S emmenty courteous diplomacy. during
ms long residence al ConSiAntinople was formally
aCkNOw legged bv the sublime Porte on occasion OF
hiS return from temporary visit 70 England just -
the time that the Armenian converts OF the American
missionaries We're deslrou> 20 form themselves into a
SepArafc eyaugehcSl church FoleTairOn was AZ that
Due unknown Ia the TURKISH conInlon> and the
propos 4 church must De formed IN the face Of capital
p,uail-es On beng asked what honor the Porte
ccnd confer upon nm. IN acknow letgmell Of his
worth ST S;raliOrG generously oe>oughi ana 90
tanned a. a personal favor. instead 81 gold snu1
boXes or imperial tea->ervices the great boon o.
,olerau on for American churches Il i uhoouol7oiy
non !, now The law OF The Turkish Empire.
Dr. & was followed BY Rev. M. ByIngion. Tor
some thirty wears a missionary 10 ,he 'ho's"~ IN
,hans-Or Chah-,a. as he pronounceS Tn a SeIlo-
| numerous sketch OF al Indian missionary meeting
S.y MT. WoOI, :: IL S9Es;a2'.2oP.e AiSS1oH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

from the Austrian regiment az Rastad' AZ :
O'Clock thunder storm came on, IN the midst Of
which. at 9 O'Clock. burned over to my lodgings
and that is the tenth time that /, though using
oil discretion and due diligence, ayeoeen caugh'
IN the rain since the fifth Of July. saol-d he
ye1ed at the frequent injury sustained oy my
once weH.looking Partisan hat and coat did not
the ouiet way in which the small German farmers
bear the injury to their little crops shame the
spirit Of vexation out Of ne
have ust read on the daily Sf7aHsers' List
the names of several New-Yorkers Nscount
Pslmerston arrived here to-day. read also the
names Of many royal and ducal hlghnesses Of
various attitudes and degrees of Drllllancy and
serenity There IS, too, handsome delegation
from the Smith genus-Smths from England and
America, German Schmidts and SchmIts, and
ore Schmltter from Frankfort. who may be called
Arch. Smith Wet and weary,
Yours. truly, C.. 2 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
By Telegraph to the New-yOrk Tribune.
Massachusetts Whig state Convention-Win-
Ihrop Nominate for GOyernOr.

SrRINGFIELD, WedneSda sept. l0-l2 30 NJ.
Tie Wing state Convention met at hali-past
II O'Clock, and is one of the largest ever held m
this State-from 800 10 1000 Delegates are
present. and good spirit prevails
Judge b. r THoN,s. OF Worcester, was cho-
sen President, with ten Wee Presidents and
four Secretaries.
Mr. Thomas. on taking the Char, SAID they
had.met to save the Commonwealth, and If they
chose 1t would be saved that the Wing party
must tread IN the footsteps OF their fathers
which was LOYALTY TO the Union not the cold
and formal assent of the understanding but the
warm one of the hear,-not only to do but
TO suffer IN her cause. considering all local
and temporary success As purchased at too dear
price. # at the expense Of this loyalty
they must perform the whole contract, without
reservation. Reverence and obedience to law
should be their ruie-,here can bee no middle
ground They also went for protection ot Amer
ican industry. and jealous yindlcaton OF our
national honor preservation OF our national
faith. with mpulous regard for the rights OF
other nation, triumph on any mere sectional
platform would De- worse than defeat
The votes Were then taken tor a candidate for
Governor. which resulted as follows Robert {
Winthrop. -lI Samuel II VALLEY, 230 Mr.
WINTHROP vas. with unanimous shout, de-
cared to be- the candidate OF te party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
List of Patents

J,,,d f,o, m, limited STATES Patent OtiDs. for me
wsek gndrHg sept. =, 1871
II l. r Gayett " Jackson, Mich; iOf improve,
ment IN Machine for Making SOD renee. Df'eu
sept o. 1851. ,
Moore Hardaway VI Troy, y. ! for Improved
HOOK Heading Motion for spike Machines. Dated
sept. q 1851. l.. H..
moved Method OF Making SAILS. Dated sept T. i5'i
Vu Bal Of Chcopee. Mass, Tor OoH Ahaisa-
maior Dated sept 2, 1871 ., g.. r...,..-
aired Gregory Of Brooklyn, y J., Tor Improve,
meDt. N EQUALIZER, VI Power Regulators. Dated
sept. .. l-5l. ~ A., t.. IL
,royemenf IA sword Canes. Dated sept D. le3l-
- F,.s,rs Lawrence OF Dublin, Ind, for Improve
roent Iu Washing Machines. Dated sept. ~ 1911
G. V. {. Gillespie II Burlington, Iowa, Tor I'M
Droyerent N AXES If Wheeled Cultiyatng Flows.
Dated sept. y. l-1l. =, -. -
n n Green Of same place, for improvement IN Type
Casting Machines Dated sept =. l-5l
Randolph Kreter Of New-N OK. Y, for Improve
rueut N Plano-Eore Action. Dated sept. ., l-9l.
4 Burch II Evansville, Ind, for improvement
n Dental Forceps. Dated sept. ., ls5l .,en,
James A Gray VI Albany, y y. for lnpfo'e''''''
N Piano Forte Action. Dated sept T. 81 ~, I'm.
Root VI Kerrlson Of Philadelphia "a -. .a,,
uroyement N Plano-Forte Acton DAle" 0'F
cbe.,er carrngton Of Waterbury, ConI P.l ~,
I,nT-o,ere,t m Fastening HOOKS and Eyes +" H'''
Caxcs Dated Sep 9. l-5l ..,.o WIS. for I'm
Chauucey Hurlbut Of WauA1H' " I,,,rd seot.
r,ov.meut IN Guages used NJ ui'Ns'
Q, 1881. n. Donhet Of Pans France.
,--.'a,a.sr, In the Manufacture VI aIi
Dated sept y. 1851. Patenteu Ia
80 France Oct ), 1901.
,...,as zeuper Of Cincinnati u A''i5hOi !" u
maj ot q 90 Of same place, iOf Dea4eh F''
S Stessi stands Dated sept 3, $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

BOST0N. Wednesday, SEPT 10, lNJi.
The large building on the corner OF Couri ana
WashIngton-sts was set FIRE 10 IN the attc about
O'Clock Tins morning. and damaged 20 the extent OF
about $1,000 Il Is owned by the heirs of Peter e
Brooks
The lower story was occupied Dy /. \. Hender-
rarn>wortb and Crosby & Brown, ali large dealers
n watches and ewelry Their stores were hooded
with water and the damage = heavy
The second third, and fourth stories were occupied
By lawyers. some 20 OF whon lnc.uuuls non hAs'
George II Lunt. I. : District Attorney. and Peleg
W Chandler CITY Solicitor, suffered losses N their
furniture. and serious damage 10 their Libraries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

"
IN IA short time since We COPIED HOln -
Vourhssfsr MuT0r account OF the d!seo'e ~ a
ttat CITY. the Mernmac River, OF the COY " a.
sld,rly female. with marks Of violence upon -
strongly indicating that murder mad 0eeA eolii-il5.
80 T5s LOWsI Nstrs contains the following addl-
tonal particulars 80, 49, ls.,,,
pom the developments made Il ihl' ely "e earn
hat the wOMans name i McAl.sIe'. anu ma 'e
psIopes near Angelica. y Y, where s,le has n-s
hand and family living she IS COUSIN 70 az '0.l-
iIes OF French. ESQ. and brothers OF ..s ~,
although Ill TINS summer they were never !, y4als
- During the month OF July she Vlsliea Lo"eu
f,or New ok and called on her cousins anc spent
Some time, saying she Was on her Way 70 vernon
10 look VI clam 10 real estate. oui OF ~hch hei
father mad been defrauded some ihlrIy or iof year
80 He had them moved to Newly Ork 'front.' l.
% evet she saId-Haifax VT, AMI sold ms place %
a man who never paid hun but eco She vas on ms
way 10 recover The place. during neI VlsiI 70 o.e
no. she visited the town clerks Office and sefrcheo
some records, and after her departure she hAs hos
teel heard from by her friends here sue a. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
E.RruorAkr Ar SEA.-The Captain OF

EARrHeuAkr Ar SEA.--The Captain Of
the ship Messenger, which arrived at New-Bediord
on Monday, from whaling cruise IN the Pacihc,
reports that he experienced an earthquake at sea on
the 10th December last IN lat IS :, Ion 20 w s5o
miles from the coast Of Chill. Running with very
pleasant weather, the crew were suddenly alarmed
at 30 \ NJ, 10y the ship trembling and shaking
IN a remarkable manner II was at first supposed
that the vessel had struck an unknown reef but the
commoiion was found to be occasloned by an earth
quake These shocks were felt at intervals OF about
80 or 40 seconds Good weather preceded and fol-
lowed the phenomenon No change occurred IN the
barometer or thermometer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
CORPORATION Notices.

STREET DEPARTMENT., No. 4
~ HALL OF RECORDS Public notice Is hereby
gwen that the Ol petitions have been presented m
the BOARD of Assistant Aldermen To Opea, regulate aud
grad, llglh-st from Sth- Nv a. Harlem RIVER e. buid
we'll and erect pump iOth-as between liih and ith-
IS % vacant lot corner an " AMI I'm aF % d
a well and erect pump the vicinity 81 lVhas hnd
1th u dig wei and erect pump near the SOUTH
vest coruev a Ilg and stsy Also the following
resolutions Io hll sunkrn lots between va bdsts.
Bralwa A. and 6thnv hag sidewalks pi l2Gh 81, be
fvssz lth and sfh- Al persons Interested, having
OBJ eus thereto requested 20 present them IN writing
20 IA. undersasd ms Office ~ before the k0h DAY
,f S.ntembsr lnst Sent 10. 1851 JOHN 4. DODGE.
Sutet COMMISSIONED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

s.rr ~ Manchester on her way az ~ down - visit
offrr cCus-r> thtre IL remains 20 col &c. ms
NrS NcAlis;or With The murdered woman. and -
rear does t~e ctscrfrt.cn aud circumstances answer.
O. a. there tU' it'e doubt she = the Money
could not have been the murterCrS 0oec. A. she had
b., Irtc The circumstance If the farm points 70
.ro-htr source FOR Suspicion. ana tie TACT thai sac
hai d carps' Rag containing papers re N,lng 10 her
ANS While here. which carpet bag : now missing.
teas 20 confirm Il. \ deep aEl dark mystery rests
on re Affair." which We hooe and trust Will 0e cleared
un ard RE murdersr>. II there oe such. brought 20
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