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s.s JAS De N,c.nsouA.-we =,

SaS Juas De NIcaRscuA.-we re-
crived Yesterday, the LIST Of April, a
teIegraphic despatch from New York
lsnnouncing the arrival al intelligence
that "Sam Juan was sGzed on the 18th
&c March by the Unired States ship-of.
war Cyanr. aud that the government Of
the city had rcsigned;' leaving IL to be
anfrrreL that the resignation was the
consequence af the capture. This will
be an acceniSble item gf news for quid-
nuncs ansrjournals which live ~ ex-
citemept; but We aE2rebend it will
turn opt that the telegraph i scmeyhpt
ahead Of the fact. ss we have seasan to
believe that although the city authori-
ties Of San Juan have RESCUED. the
only part taken by our naval comman.
der was to defend the property ofAmeri-
cans Of the transit company. Previous
advices had prepared us for some tu-
multuous proceedings At San Juan; but
w do not spprehemd that any thing Sc
rious will! result from them. or that
such state Of things can long con-
tinue. M. LafsN
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yess, Is sol hsld suhai,linsip.ia thr rnpn'
iafiiy - NE hsaf. - - ~ .slale NJ ih'
Suhsclip'inn."
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TERRIBLE CATAsTRoPHE.-AF elegra-
phic despatch. forwarded to this otlirr
from Cheraw. South Carolina. infnrms us
.ha, the Jail of Cl,rste,ii, III WAS consnm-
ed hv Il e on Thursday morn,ng-dfs-
froying The Ices q eight persons. The
fire." states our INF .rn,ant, twas fist
di.rovcred in one Of the front rW'ms.
used a. a rook-rno,n. When first dts
covered. il was then 30 late Ia render
assislanre To the prisoners up stairs. sui
fcirn, 10 enable Them 10 make their esrap'
An axe was hsndrd 10 them through The
grating, hut they we've noi able To use !
uu account, Il hen hring cnmplcirlv stuffed
hv The smoke. They were never seen
agar"
OF the persons DESTROYED. were man,
hv the name af Marlin. hi. wife and
hrohcr. Marlln was confined Tor seal.
ing. aud hi. wife ant, brnlhcr were IN the
lid on a visit 10 l,im when The rafnl ac,
cilrgt OCCURRED. R.irigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

QENAiNiNG in the Po.a cffes a. .Hils-
~ i<ssssh. n. a.. On ihs.ia day 81 Aysil.
ssss. whsrh. Il MOI taken ous within thx~<
Essahs. ain be ssni 10 The General Post OFFS
ss drsd leliers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

We see il stated in Letters from
Washington. and we have no doubt
sorrectly, that the Hon. Daniel 5.
dickinson has been appointed Collec-
tor Of the Port Of New York, and the
llnn. John 4. DIX Subtreasurcr OF Nsw
York.
Since, according to modern party
law. chaass~1were to be made in those
important offices. we are glad to see
that the President has filled them 81
judiciously aud honorably. Unpreju.
diced men of all parties must, We think
be especially glad to see a trust so i'm
portant, and lucrative withal, csnfdea
to gentleman SO distinguished as MIR
Dickinson has been by his late seryics
in the Senate.
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Wanted.

TWO or three good men to drive~asons. on
The Grcenvle aud Raleigh Plank Road,
for whom liberal price win be paid.
Address the subscriber al Wilson, Edseromhc
County, N. G.. w. ID. MYERS.
Wilson, April LIST, 1853. s0-fw
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The Southern Convention at Mem

The Southern Convention at Mem
pits among the objects contempla-
ted BY the Southern Convention, which
is to assemble at Memphis on the first
Monday IN June, are the folio wing:
The establishment Of a continental
depot for cotton, ~ opposition to 1T
vcrpqol.
.vhe direct expariation Of cotton BY
the planter, thus dung away with mid
die men, middle warsh auses, middle
commissions, middle insuranccss and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

The once powerful empire of Turkey
seems destined tn be blstted Gsw the
map Of Europe. and uIr.nafrl, viii ex-
Isl only BY federation in Asia OF It's
large possessions. Egypt has been sir-
iually lost Greece has regzinrd its in
dependence. aud the Crinea il oecu-
pied By European race; Russia has
established prutectaratv in Molsiasis
and wallacia. and Mputenesrs is nov
under the protection ui Austria. which
COUNTRY, il IL mare than probable. viii
som extend its dominion over the Tur-
'kish Provinces ON the Adrisiic, il IL
has not 50 done ALREADY. The crescent
is palihg before the cross.
Bssfoa Journal
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Union THEOLOGICAL. SEMINARY.

UNION. fhEolso1iCAfs SEMINARY.
We are grztifed to learn that the
Rev. n. l.. Dabnev. Of Lexington Pres
bstery, has been unanimously elected
90 the vacant Prufessprship IN this In
situation. As he is comparatively
rsuns man. IL my NOT be improper to
state, that he received his classical
education III the University Of Va,
VII re he graduated with distinction
that he pursuedhis theological studies
NJ the Seminary in which he is now
the profrssor elect; and in bo h Insti-
tutionsh his course was iull and thorough;
thathe succeeded the Rev. B. NJ. Smith
a.. the pastor Of the church Of Tinkling
Spring. where he has people as attach
ell Co him as any pastor in the State,
and where his Iaburs have been great
" lessrd-and that his stpdious ha-
bits. his discriminating mind, his deep
attachment to the principles and Plaiis
Of the church, his conciliafing spirit.
rhossh never temporizing. or abandon
Ing the right for the sakcsof exprdien.
cs. aud the facility with which he can
impart instruction. admirably qualify
him for the important post which, he is
called To till.
The Friends Of the Seminary who
knew the Professor elect will not only
approve Of the choice. but viii regard
i,is acceptance of IL as taken Tor good
LAS evidence that God still exercises
his tender care overan Institution tina;
was founded in faith aud paryer, and
which has sent'iortli many faithful la
-borers into the vineyard Of Christ.
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Hon. Edward stanly arrived here ON
SUNDAY. lie Will remain few dars.
aud thea leave for California. -
niasIisgfoa { ~ e. Hzig.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
A BOOK FOR EVER YBODY !

NEW BOOKs.-The new edition of Tate's Anne.
L rican Form Book, containing legally approved pre-
deeds Wills &c, to which is added Supplement, con-
tanning o Of deeds of bargain and SALE lease, truss
and release, under Code of Virginia also, forms of
tachnents nder same mode of holding to bail under
acts OF 1851 and 1884, and other forms valuable clerks
attorneys, notares shers and corOners with index
by II Sands, Counsellor at Law; vol, 12mo, La w.
Notices Of The Press
We are indebted To Mr. A. Nor s, for copy OF a new
Edition OF the Aneracan form Book by thelate Benz
ann Tate, OF this CITY, which has Just been published
by Mr.. NJ. This beck when originally brought out,
met with an extensive sale, ny reason Of the many
valuable forms it contained which equally applca.
BILE to al the States of the Union and author was
justly considered having perform great public
service 10 compiling It. 10 its present shape, it gives
much additional information which was desired TN
count of the changes in Virginia Law, effected by the
adoption ofthe new Code. The matter has been
city who seems to have rornrd his task with jndg
ment and ability. Mr. Sands portion of the volume
lates chiefly to Attachment and Deeds"
[RIchmond Wing.
"Ths work cannot but prove most valuable aid to
the profession. containing in a succinct and well
adapted form much Indispensable information. To the
younger members of the Bar more especially, it will
recommend itself great economzer of labor and
efficient guide where otherwise much difficulty might
sue.'-Mornng Mail.
The purpose of tile volume has been well accomplish
ed and all persons who called upon draft legal
documents will ud their work greatly facilitated by the
of this volume. Besides the cancellations to the
forms in Tates volume other forms have been added for
the convenience of the attsrneys clerks sheris
ners. and other officers.
"All these forms may be used without fear. as Mr..
Sands has prepared them with great care, and emf
nenty fitted for the task both by his learning and his
ce.''-Southern Era.
Mr. Morris, of this city, has published eds
ton of Tate's American Form Book with supplement
by Mr. A Fl Sands, of the most accurate clerks in
the State containing large number ofegal documents
very useful the profession which had omitted by
Tate-and extensive notes with many alterations of the
original work. sutng il the chang made in law
by the Code.-Examiner
Just published and for sale by
ie MORRIS
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JAMES WOODHOUSE,
Late Nash ~ w dollhouse,
lie Eagle Square.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.

DESIRARLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
IN AT AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY the 22d
inst at O'Clock. NJ We will sell at auction, the resi-
and Cary cts, and adoiong the residence of Mr. Jno
Hobson Its central location renders desirable gen
emen engaged in business 1t fronts SO feet 5th
and runs back 100 feet an alley
TERMs-One third of the purchase money cash. the
balance credit of d. 8 and IL months for endorsed
negotiable interest added title retained till last
payment is made. WOOD BOULDIN.
SAML G. GEtEENHOW.
Ex'rs Of DR. Ben Lewis.
Sale conducted by Messrs DUNLOP MoNcURE 81 Co
je - Auctioneers
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GENUINE SALAMANCA SAFES
9. q. merrimss. MiIders patent

'ENHE subscriber is receiving full supply of the
II above Safes: none others genuine but those
made by Herring His Safes have stood the test IN
thousand tres took the premium the Worlds Fair,
and will take it everywhere. The subscriber being agent
for the State Of Virginia. is prepared furnish Safes
any size, or to have them manufactured order Every
merchant, banker broker married maa, should have
of S Herring's patent Salamander Safes. Call at
1856 Cary street. and make selection
II McCANDIISH, Jr.,
tG Corv
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DOGGETT & ANDEHsON.

ufHOiolfhEhS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin SITS,
AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
L American Paper Hangings Borders Fire Screens
and Curtain Papers making complete and elegant
sortmen OF all the various styles in also large
rety OF oor Oil Cloths India and Cocoa Mating, Win
dow Shades aud Blinds, with general assortment of
Curtain Goods Cornces and Trimmings Also curled hair
and shuck Mattresses, with many other articles in
tine, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable
Terms. and Paper Hanging and Upholserng executed at
the shortest notice in town counry. NH 30-3m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

~ FOR RENT-The tenement in Lise's Row
kG Pearl street, at present occupied by VIM Salmon
Possession given Immediately. Rent Sl50 per
Apply to TOLER Il COOK
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WHITE GREAsE-A new and aal

WHITE G REASE.--A and superior article
w for the axels of wagons, drays. carts carriages
hacks, transportation cars, Nc This Grease is far su
peror ubricator to OIL tar, &c, tdoes gum
upon the axes is durable and is affected by
the weather. remaining the in in winter
For sale i'll lin cansters of three and six pounds EACH
and in kegs of 25, so and 100 pounds each by
ADIE Il GRAY
je Agents for the Manufacturers
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

NEW YORK MARKETS, June Is.
FLoURSales for the day aggregate about IA 900 bis
Southern brands sell at S. S. l2t.
WHEaT-We note sales of 90 900 bushels white
Wheat to day at 81 20.
CoRN-Saes for the day $4,000 bushels. Market
ate
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FURTHER SUPPLIES OF NEW BOOK 5
RECEIVED BY
j a WI T. = w a. q ID HI o u Sc,

j n M Il = " q q ID N u = Il
Late Nash & Woodhouse.)
Harpers edition Layards Ninevah and Babylon, second
expedition, complete with all the plates 50 25
Anti -Fanaticism, tale of the South by Miss Mar
tina Fl Butt. Observation-Disclosures. so
Flrtatons in America, or High Life in New York. so
Beatrice, or the Unknown relatives, by Miss Catha-
rne Sinclair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Modern Flirtations, novel by Caharine Sinclair
lie
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

NOR KENT.--Alneat brick house on end street
l. near the Poor House. Rent 800. Apply to
TOLER L COOK,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June IS
FLouR--Ws note sales to-day, of4oo bbls. at 81 62l
per Dbl.
GRAIN Market without animation. and no change in
nrcaa
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

YHHIRTV AND a QUARTER ACRES
i OF VALUABLE FARMING LAND ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE. ADJOINING TOLL GATE,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wl be sold on MON
DAY the Goth day of June 1853, upon the premises,
commencing at $ O'Clock, that verv valuable and
handsomely located lot of Land the East side of the
the City of Rchmond, containing thirty and quarter
acres 1t will be divided to suit purchasers. plat and
survey of which will be exhibited the time of sale.
This land is justly regarded amongst the most val
liable in that neghborhood, whether regard be had to
cultivation or for purposes of building upon.
Co.. third cash balance at one and two years
deed.
lie w GODDJN Anct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

m FOR RENT.-For rent n large and pleasant
lei odding ROOM with good sized closet attached and
waterin the room in my building 18th street. opposite
the Columbian Hotel, and over my office
Possession may br had Immediately Apply to Col
Thweatt, who occupies the adjoining room, orto
je 10 JAMES GRAY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

NEW ORLEANS, Juno IA.
Some excitement exists here relative to reported
contemplated instruction among the slaves and free
groes Tue Police having received information of the
affair forthwith arrested the reputed ring-leaders The
plan had for its ends the seizure Of the Arse
nal and tho firing of the public buildings Twenty five
hundred negroes to take arms at given signal
against the whites Many citizens look upon the report
simply hoax-but the police have taken all proper
precautions.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

EMMEDIATELY after the sale on 9th street,
i Church HILL on THURSDAY next, ut O'Clock 2
NJ, will sell No. Family Horse, to be surpassed
by any warranted sound in eNoy respect, and perfectly
gentle in harness, seven years old Also top Buggy
but little used.
TERMs-Four months credit for negotiable paper sat
isactorily endorsed.
je IA TOLER & COOK, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny WELLINGTON GODDIN.
ExECUTOR,s SALE OLE yALrAnLE

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL PROPERTY IN AND NEAR THE CI-
TI OF RICHMOND-Pursuant to the will of Mrs
e. w Bullock. offer for sale the very desirable House.
and Lot OF two acres adjoining the city, long occspied by
Der residence, aud well known require descrp
ZION. Also, the House and Lot the South side of
Grace street opposite the Virginia house, fronting about
80 feet on Grace street and running back $50 feet
alley.
II not sold privately the abeve property will be offered
at public auction the premises, FRIDAY, the cath
June, 1853 beginning at o'clock, P NJ, with the
ment on Grace street, opposite the Virginia House.
After which, will be sold, Pew No l0l st. Paus Church
and at o'clock. p. NJ, ofthe day. Mt the residence
Of the deceased will be sold all her household furniture
After which will lie sold her beautiful mansion together
with the ground attached thereto which will be divided
to suit pun clasers
TERMsFor the personal estate, cash; for he real
tate I'd cash. balance at and IL months for negotiable
tenon of the title at the option of the executor single
bid on cash lot offered, will be reserved
JAMES A. Seldom, Executor
OF = w Bullock. decd.
Sale conducted by w. GODDIN
10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

III Handsome BUILDING LOTS AT
~ Fulton. Port MAYO, Rockets, for sale at
tlon.-Will be sold on FRIDAY afternoon, 18th June
1885, upon the premises, commencing at ~ O'clock
about 40 most beautifully located lots at Fulton,
Port Mayo, Rockets.
Some of them front on The Williamsburg road, others
on Louisiana State, Graham, Eren and Fulton streets,
and among the valuable in that fast improving
town.
TERMs-One third cash, balance at 3 and months
with interest and title 1ined, till last motel paid
w. GODDIN,
jes Anct.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold lot No.
g. fronting 33l feet Lester street, Rockets, running
back to Gies Creek. adjoining Mr., Roysters proper-
Also, lot No. 90 fronting 2uU Hague street,
running back to 0illie's Creek.
rSD-Terms above.
10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

IL FOR RENT-A comior able brick tenement
U- on st. Stevens street, short distance from the
Poor House It is at present undergoing thorough
pair and will be ready for in few days Rent
500 per annum. Apply to TOLER Sc COOK,
Je Agents, Pearl street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

Office TO CONFECTIONERY GIN IA|
~ CENTRAL Observation-Disclosures will be re
ceved at the Alum Springs Bath county Virginia from
the LIST to the 18th July for all the heavy sections thu
Virginia Central Railroad, between Millboro and Jack
sons river.
The work offered embraces some very desrabl n
jobs, including heavy and fills, several tunnels
and the abutments and piers of large brdg
The plans and specifications will be ready for exami !
nation by Contractors at the Office of the Division Eng
neer at Millboro any time after the LIST July.
The successful bids will be published at the Bath
Alum Springs on the 10th.
By order OF the Board
CHARLES ELLETT Jr.,
Chief Engineer
MILLBoRo, June l. 1863. lie
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

u 81 LU0NN,
Stock and land Warrant a gency
GOVERNOR STREET.
STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
fjNHE highest price paid for Land ants Gold and
l. Silver wanted.
~ Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r. France * Co.. will be
promptly paid by me- and all enquiries reative TO the
business of H. France Co addressed them ioh.
mond will meet with prompt attention
LICK
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

UDKOPOsAL.s will be received at the time
n and place for grading 22nd sreetirom Franklin
Cary street The quantity to be exravaed will be
about 500 Cubic yards and the estimated will be taken
in cuttings only. The estimate price is 90 cents per
yard.
The Proposals this work must inform TO the
quirements and sti .ulltons above stated.
M. BATES,
je l5--tltd Snpt. Streets.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

VAHISKEY Mountain Dew, M. II. and He rrs
w Whiskey, for sale by
iel5 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

FENO THE MASONIC FRATERNITY OF
Il VIRGlNIA--T,e NJ. Wor. Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, hereby the Craft
to assemble at Staunton in the county of Augusta on
the 9th instant, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, assist him
and the Grand Officers in defeating the new Masonic
Hall of Staunton Lodge Notl3; to Masonry and Unver
sal Behevolence.
By order of
NJ w. EDMUND P. HUNTER, G. NJ.
JOHN DOVE, G.. Secretary
ie l0--dSc3taWt24th June
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

n FOR KENT.-Ths brick tenement Canal
street. between 4th and 5th streets present
pied by Mr. John Hockady Possession given in few
days, Rent $50 per annum Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents,
je IA Pearl street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

ARD AND BUTTEK-
SO hbs No. Leaf Lard
1870 kegs (Nr Briggs Smthield family Lard
80 kegs Goshen Butter
For sale by
10 CHAC mnpTIJAM n
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

MACHINE STRETCHED IEATHE Il
WI RELTs-The only patent Machine stretched
in the United States, and which received the first pre-
MUM Ga gold medal from the American Institute
These Belts made from the IEeari o. solid part
only fhe best Oak Leather. selected for the purpose
They are thoroughly stretched by powerful machinery
and are warranted To run sIrni sht and M n
tnih u perfect bearing the Drum and Pulies.
full supply constantly hand and for sale at facto-
prices by sole agents in this State for the man
ufaeturer. WILLIAMS i BROTHER
M
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AUCTION SALES
TssIs DAY.
nv TOLER a. COOK.


4 NM EDHATE IN hTIef Tue sale OF Tue Io0de
Il Mansion, on THURSDAY, the 10th inst at o'clock
NJ, will sell those two beautiful building lots on
the of 9th and Marshall Streets Church Hill
adjoining the oode property the north side fronting
80 feet cach running back 120 feet to alley.
Also one lot fronting 80 feet eth street. running
back 100 feet to alley and is situated the south
side of the Mansion
TERMs--One third cash, balance at six and twelve
mouths with interest; the cred payments be ssts-
actorily secured. TOLER & COOK,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

DI.ACK TEA.--l0O boxes excellent quality 70,
ID sale by
els DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16
serviIe Insurrection /!

EXCITEMENT in NEW ORLEANS.
NEN ORI ANs Luna 4
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-16

EpsKNET's WATER COOLERS-Manu.
featured in the most workmanlie style and hand
somely finished in respect; make beautiful
ornament for the dining room, hotel steamboat for
sale by ZIMMERMAN,
lie Is Corner Main and 10Th