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The New York herald., 1851-12-28
Marine Affairs.

L.uscHsp--ht Portsmouth, 2sd inst By Msssrs Fer.
nsd Pctgrev, superior ship Of 200 tons Owned sy
l. Goodwin, Esq., intended for freghtsr, and 70 b.
commanded ny Captain Parsons late Of ship kses
Hunter Is not yet named
At Kennebunkport, 25th inst, ty Messrs D 3:
ward superior shin OF about SEQ tons, called the See
Eagle She Ia owned by Captain Charles Williams sad
others Of X and win be commanded By CAPT Csusius
Williams shs Il called medium clipper
The New York herald., 1851-12-28

Additional Foreign News ny the Canada.
LATER FROM THE CAPE GOOD HOPE.
HALIFAX, Dec. q, 1851
Advices By the Canada from the Cape Of Good Hope
to November the 9TH, state that chastissmsn
had been inflicted upon the snsmy By the force under
the command Of General Somerset. The KaHirs, o
Fish river Bush district have been repulsed In several
shrmishes In the Water Kloef the enemy was beaten
back After several hours hard Aghting snd their camp
destroyed The British loss amounted to forty killed and
wounded The number OF Ksfirs killed is estimated ..
from 400 to 500.
The Chamber of Deputies engaged In discussing
the war estimates
ITALY.
The Council General Of Genoa has just contributed
$1,000 francs towards the erection OF the monument 10
Columbus, which 10 to be erected in that city.
MARINE DISASTERS.
LUERrooL, Dec. 10, 1851.
The Jane Henderson, for Baltimsre, has put back
lesky having been thrown upon her beam ends of the
skerries.
llthrhe Elizabeth Bruce, for Mobile, has put back
lsaky
18th. The pelphos from Bangor, Wales, for Boston,
has arrived esky, and with loss Of sails having sxpe
renced heavy gale on the 9th inst,
The New York herald., 1851-12-28
lers CaneelIed at New Orleans,

Cotton Orders Cancelled at New Orleans.
NEw 0aLEASs, Dec. Is, 1851.
To day having been very generally observed - holi.
day scarcely any business has been transacted large
number Of dispatches have been received during the
week. from the NORTH canceIins previous orders for pur.
chases Of cotton
The New York herald., 1851-12-28

The Loss by Fire at siane's Glass Works.
Bosror, Dec. q, 1861.
The loss by the burning Of ssnss glass works South
Boston, Friday morning. s estimated s7s 900. The
packing wareroons Of Gains glass house adjoining
destroyed entail Q loss of 5000.
The New York herald., 1851-12-28
Great Fire at buffalo.

BurFALo, Dec. 2T, 1851
About one O'Clock this morning, Of the most dss.
ructve res that has vted for years broke ont in
the magnificent buildings on Main street. opposite the
Mansion House, known as spa!dings Exchange block
and Erie Hall block. spaldinss Exchange Erie Hall.
the Bank Of Atca and several spacious stores and the
Bank Of Lake Erie, are entirely consumed
The fire extended down Commercial and Llovd srrset,
burning down several valuable buildings on each street
The codness Of the night and the scarcity of water rem
dered impossible to subaue the fearful progress of tho
flames
During the time this fire raging another alarm up
town given 1t proceeded from Swan street where
private dwelling discovered on fire. The irsmeu
could not divide their force and consequently three
handsome dwellings were consumed 1t is impossible at
present to estimate anything like the immense los.
The Offices Of most Of our leading lawyers were in
spadiDgs Exchange the extensive shoe establishments
Of Williams & Co. and o. II P. williams The large
tailor shop of L. D. Hsbbard the confectionery e,tsb.
sbment II r. Heth Co, and about tweaty other large
stores wee entirely consumed The flames are now got
under SO far as to prevent any further spread of the
The stores burst are as annexed -
On Lloyd street, Godfrey Merrck cabinet makers
l. d. Hibbard clothing o. III. +. Williams shoes Gitz.
On Main street, Williams & Co. shoes; Lesssr 4 Jo.
sephs tailos Bank Of Lake Erie Friedsnberg cloth
ing Noah & Co clothing four exchange Offices and
On Commerce street Noah & Co. clothing; Smith g.
Co, shoes; Heath Co.. confectionsrs Williams Co,
shoes Rogers Zero, wine stores
The Bank Of Erie saved nothing the books and coin
in the vault are safe.
The Bank Of Attica lost nearly everything
The valuable contents Of Law Lbrary were entire
ly destroyed Judge Stevens lost his library and ali his
papers. Judges Maston and Walker lost every paper
Tbs loss cannot be yet ascertained but 1t ia xhiy
estimated at 100000
-Four men were injured by the falling OF wall one
belonging to the hre departme ut seriously.
The following insure noes have been ascertaiued -
6paldpe's buildings $4,000. viz Buffalo Mutuai
IS 0O0
Other insursnces, OF which particulars have not vet
been learned sre follows Buffalo Mutual $4,000
Utica Co., $1,000; American Mutual $4,000: Trenton ~
j. ofBce 81 500; Franklin, Sarstogs S25e0; North
western fns. Co 5000.
There also several other On the stock Of
occupters the amount Of which ascertaiued
The insurance will nearly reach 100000.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12
HILLsBOROUGH, ACADEMY.
July II. 1851

TENHE acting Trustees of this long established Semn-
airy, take great pleasure in announcing to the public
that they have engaged the services of Mr. BENZ. R.
HUsKE, who will hereafter conduct the Academy Prn-
cpal.
Mr. Huske is a native of the State, and graduate of
our University and has for sometime been engaged,
very successfully in teaching in the of Fayetteville
His learning fine temper and Christian character give
assurance Parents that his duty children entrusted
his charge will be ably and conscienciousy performed
The exercises Of the next session will commence
Monday, the 2Ist instant and the of
ton is preparatory the University, the sessions u-
ture will correspond with those of Chapel Hill.
Terms of Tuition, including courses S2l 90, al
ways in advance. No deduction made unless in
protracted illness. By order of the Board,
E. A. HEARTH, Sec.
Observation-Disclosures and Faculty of the Univer-
sy of n C.. Charles G. Haigh Esq, Hon. R. Strange
Edward J. Hale, Esq, Fayetteville.
July 5, 1851. 7l-Gw.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

PRESIDENTIAL. The Natives of Allegheny Coun-
ty, Pa, recommend Garret Davis of KY. for Presi-
dent and DR.. Reyne Coates of N. j. for Weep resi-
dent.
The KnoruiAe (Tenn.) Wig, edited by the eccen-
trio Parson BrownIow, dominates Millard Fillmore
for President, and the Wing candidate for Governor
Of Tennessee, Gen. William B. Campbell, for Vice
President.
Gen. Scott las been nominated for the Pres-
dency by Wing State Conventions in Ohio, Penn
syIvania, Michigan and Indiana, and by public meet
ngs and papers In several other States. Every
Wing paper in Maine, the Showhegan paper states,
favors SCOTS nomination.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

aa Runaway from the subscriber, or about
x the 23d of Maya negro man, PEYTON aged twenty
W years Said boy is bright muiao, about six
feet two inches high, and weighs from one hun
red and eighty ninety pounds he has fine white teeth
little swollen beneath the eyes from physical cause and
has large of his wrists. When he left home
he carried off one of Aliens Revolving Pistols The
last time heard FROM he Was making his way towards
the Raleigh and Wilmington Rail Road. He has also
been about Poplar Spring meeting house, and Thos
Alstons plantation the Raleigh and Castor Road.
The above reward will be given for his apprehension
and delivery NE, confined in any Jail within the
State. WILLIAM JEFFREYS, Sr.
Rockrest, Franklin, June 80, 1851. 72-to.
Register insert four times and forward account to this
office.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12
LANDS FOR SALE
I'm thu state of Arkansas.

rH>HE undersigned offers for sale The following de-
seribed Lands situate in the county
at distance of from two to four miles from BatesvlIe;
on several OF said separate tracts of land there are
provements, and will be sold on good terms
y or Of the w Or. of Sec 10, Is N,R G w F;
E Or offs W Or of Sec 10, T Is N,Rew ;NE or
the S E or otSec 49, r lsN, R6W;N wv or Of the
N w or of Sec 10, T Is N, ROWS w or ofN w or
of Sec 10. T Is N, ROW hlf OF the S w or of Sec
Is, T Is N, R w S Or of the S W or of Sec 1s T
Is N.R6W W; s E or of the Or of Sec "a, T Is N,
R 6 W N qrof the E Or OF Sec "a, T Is NJ R 6 w.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase will please call on w
c. Bevens ESQ of Baesville, who fully auhoriz ed
make sale any of the above described lands
the undersigned his place Of residence, miles
east OF Batesville. :. ISAAC CORNELL
Batesville, June 10, 1851. 72-ta$5.
N. B. The titles to the above lands emanate from
the Genera Governm mt, and clear Of all encum-
br ances whatever. l. c.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

The Property QUALIFICATION. AS the people will
properly attend to-the NATTER have but little say
in regard to the doctrine started for and by General
Dockery, in regard persons going to Congress who
have nc. property. From communication in to-day
raper, we learn that organ Cor melodeon) of the
General has put forth the following proposition
or position upon which the General wishes to be
elected. wonderful "Prop," it is without the Oh
Sczzors or oh-sitioD.
g No man should 60 to Congress matter what
his abilities if he be poor
In England man may become Peer of the Realm
"a Prime Minister, which is in fact KING, altouh gh
he may be poor, but in Republican Country, Dock
cry and his organs o melodeons) start the idea that
a poor man should not be permitted to sit among the
rich 50 elect " in Washington. Really, the General
must have got Into what punch calls the superhu-
man feIrcties,'' when he and his organs and melo-
deems play that sort of tune
| No poor man to 90 to Congress! why the Tories
of Old England preach that doctrine, and the sensi-
Bile patriots of all countries 60 against it, even Eng
land herself with royalty upon her constitution is a.
ganst it, And the United States Government says
in words to this effect, That if Capt. Caldwell be
elected by his fellow citizens he shall be entitled TO
a seat in Congress by the side Of the richest and
proudes that may grace or disgrace seat there.
But Gen. Dockery and his organs and melodeons,
have found higher law, to say poor man shall not
/ have a seat in Congress. WHAT SAY THE PEOPLE
Char Lotte Hornets Nest.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12
ANOTHER BLOODY TRAGEDY

F'o6a6Is Death IF three yotsng men an a Rencontre
near Aynchbwg.-The LynchburgV inian of Thurs
day has the following of another bloody and
serious rencontre near Lynchburg: s. We have bare
" space TO announce the occurrence of most amen-
Iaoe event. Sunday night last, DR.. Lorenzo d.
Williams, OF the county of Amherst, eloped with the
eldest daughter of Mr. Richard G. Norris of the same
Geunty-he parties starting from this town and ia
hn9 The road to Charlottesville. They we're pursued
9y Inc father and brother of the lady, overtaken in
charlottesville and she recovered. Returning, Mr.
ST. Win his daughter and son, took lodgings, for the
mght at Nelson Court House, where they were, in
d snort time, Joined by Dir. Williams and party Up
M "" entering tie supper room, young Mr.. Richard
orfs' (he SOM seeing DR.. w. and mis- friends seat
81 I 'he table, seized plate and threw it at DR.. w.
iisIois were Immediately used, and MIR. Morris re-
Two shots, in the head and the other in the
sue OF which he died almost instantly. Dr. Will
, ,aahS ana Mr.. Hill, who was one of his party
oU!h severely and it is stated MORALLY woun-
Je W. are not able, have we space to give full
nettlS' OF make those reflections natural to the hap
PWetlns OF SO painful and shocking an occurrence
~, HoPe some friend at Nelson G.. H. will furnish
ros% wy" he particulars. The parties, ALI of whom
Cav, In Amherst County, are highly respectable
~. lhe ather was once member of the Leg
s,snJ ron Gloucester County and is man of high
''D'ui"s' wealth and influence
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12
THE RALEIGH AND CASTOR
RAIL ROAD.

A MEETING the Subscribers will be held at Hen
derson, Tuesday the 23d instant Asi is desir-
able there should he full meeting, the City of Peters
burg and the counties of Warren Granville, Franklin,
and Wake each requested to send deputaon of
five persons with proxies from other subscribers with
thority adopt such may be deemed most
dollars shall remain unsubscrbed. And the other Count
ties earnestly requested to initiate the spirited exam
pie which has been set them by the people OF franklin
who have exceeded by several thousand dollars the quota
which had been allotted them
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
July |, 1851. 7O-td.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

T WILL give the above reward for the apprehension
I of John Nash Bell, an Idot-who believe from
liable information to be in this County last heard
of him at Bridges old Ferry, twelve miles below this
the Halifax side of the river. He is of low stature has
black hair heavy black beard blue eyes, round shoulder
ed almost bumped backed. Had on when he left home
low black hat blue cloth ock coat, grey cassine
If taken in this county he be confined
in Jail SO that can him. As object of pity for
humanity IS sake, hope some one will take him up.
o. M. SMITH, Com
Columbian Grove, I.uncnburg, Va.
Halifax n. c., June 25, 1851. 6S-2t.
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NOTICE.

FTNHAT Wednesday the 3th day of August next,
at the town of Rockford, Surry county, n. G the
Undersigned commissioners, will let out to the lowest
bidder the building of Courthouse and JAIL TO be built
in D0bson, the County site of Surry Those wish
ing undertake the building of either call on US in
Rockford Monday and Tuesday previous to that day,
and will furnish them with specifications of said build
ings. - LII -. "a.
JACOB w. BROWER,
DANIEL S. JONES,
ELIJAH THOMPSON.
Commissioners.
lime I6 1881 S73-td.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

IMPORTANT, IF TRUE. Among the many rumors
now in circulation is the effect that agent
of the Sandwich Islands is in Washington, with
two propositions for our government-one that the
islands should be annexed to the United States. 1t
is said that in the project of annexation should
be en- tertaned by our government, the King of the
islands is prepared to resign, that republican
constitution in unison with the principles of this con-
federation, may be adopted in the islands,
Norfolk .4rgus
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

A STREET EXHIBITION. Yesterday morning crowds
Of persons gathered round small one-horse carriage
the Centre Market, for the purpose of viewing
remarkable Iusus nature. The object of such great
in the vehe and e v" osn
Almon, native of North Carolina.
The pecuartes of his appearance are, that one
hand somew hat resembles the claw of bird, and the
some portion of fifth, and only three in all
These NAL formations markedly exposed. The re-
mainder of the body is in good form, and the head
would become any man having the power of locomo-
ton.
A companion superintends the exhibition and re-
ceives whatever small sums of money the benevolent
may bestow towards the support of the entirely help
less individual. Wnshaneton Republic.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12
THE FLOWERS OF GOD.

ny REV. JAMES GILBoRNE LYONS, L. L. d.
CONSIDER the lilies of the field"
The welcome flowers are blossoming,
In Joyous troops reveaId -.l.. .aGt = ~
They left their dewy buds and bells
In garden mead, and field;
They Turk in every sunless path
Where forest children tread;
lhey dot, like stars, the sacred turf,
Which lies above the dead.
They sport with every playful wind,
That stirs the blooming trees, ... =
And laugh on every fragrant bush, -
All full of toiling bees. a 81.
From the green marge of lake and stream,
Fresh vale and mountain sod,
They look in gentle glory forth &
The pure sweet flowers of God. ..-.
They come, with genial airs and skies, 't.
In summers golden prime -
And to the stricken world give back t.-
Lost Eden's blissful cline. 30
Outshining Solomon they come ...'
And go full soon away,
But yet, like him, they meekly breathe
True wisdom while they stay.
elf God" they whisper, "smiles on us,
And bids us bloom and shine ..
Does He not mark on faithess man /!
Each wish and want of thine
Think, too, what joys await in Heaven
The hest of human birth,
When rapture, such woos thee now,
Can reach the bad on earth %
70 Rcdeemer of fallen race!
Most merciful of kings! .
Thy hallowed words have clothed with power
Those frail and beauteous things.
All taught by Thee, they yearly speak
Their message of deep love,
Bidding us fix, for life and DEATH
Our hearts and hopes above.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12
MEM EERM.

THE Undersigned having associated themselves togeh-
i'll the Mercantile business R. Tucker
Il Son, will contine the business under the name Of W.
H. & r. S. TUCKER.
Sincerely grateful the public for the liberal patron
age so long bestowed upon the Establishment they re-
specially solicit and will spare pains to merit its
continuance.
w. H. H. TUCKER,
R. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, July 5, 1851. 10
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

concoDrao O.,ok Argus says GIVE learn that grand
The numho. people were at Old Point on FRIDAY last
= ooo present is computed 10 be NOT Iees ~,
is cbeeri "e estimate it high as lie, ooo,, Tbi.
Ills an evidence that the 3 ,h,,-. -l''
,Y nO'klng to their own watering places and
H'ecung' as they should do under 1850 anu
Stances those in The free States present eircu M
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

1,nnnr AD STATES MINT. The total coinage from
January TO une inclusive, amounts to
nlli'ion TWO hundred and sixty-nine tbor.snj g.,
unufeo and slxty-hve dollars, and the p,ecions mst
as deposited to twenty millions four bnn5.N,
thousand three hundred dollars. Of witch
ona ioEna contributed nineteen millions nine
'y-hVe thousand five hundred doilar..
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

Now what does General Dockery say about coer-
con? Why, he says that if any State, fraction OF
a State, East West, North South, violates the
laws of general government, and he at such a
time were a member of Congress, he would vote
means and men coerce such violators of the laws
marlborough Argus.
This is about COL Gathers position. These gen.
tlemen if elected will be obliged as they take
their seats to vote men and money to Massa-
chusetts and Vermont, for these States have laws
on their books, making highly criminal of
fence to execute the laws of the General Government
within their limits. 1t is strange, though, that all
this thunder of coercion is intended by these gentle
men for South Carolina aUho has mol attended, and
they have never word to say about these Abolition
States Which haze already nulifed the laOs. Thai
sticks in our craw .4shvike NeoUs.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

The Book OF Mormon was written by Solomon
Spauldng in 1912 at Cincinnati, as romance, enti-
tied The Manuscript found " 1t came into the
possession of Joseph Smith and Solomon Rigdon
about 1897, and was published by Joe Smith with
the assistance of man named Harris, who furnished
the means in 1880. On the sixth of April, 1880, the
Mormon stake (church) began with seven members,
three of whom were Smiths-the father and brother
| of Joe. !,,.. 49,. ...s .. .-... .... ..
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

GA LIBERAL EDUcAr1oN.'' 1t is quite common to
hear the phrase liberal education used by careless
speakers as synonymous with collegiate or academl-
cal education whereas they by no means import the
same thing. A liberal education is often acquired,
like the learning of that wonderful scholar, Adam
Clark, without the aid of university, while COL
lege education is often the most ilibera education
in the world. The ancient languages and the higher
mathematics are very properly called " liberal stud
ies'' but whether the student becomes literally edu
Gated in them will depend much more the manne.
than the place of his study. We are thus critical
about the use of these words because there is
fest injustice in intoxicating by false form of speech,
the idea that there are liberal scholars who have
not parchment certificate of the fact. Boston Post.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

The HEIGHT OF IMPUDENcE. A young spark who
boarded our principal hotels managed for a
long time, by one artice another, to postpone the
payment of his bill. AT last the landlord became
quite impatient, and stepping up to his Juvenile
boarder, slapped him gently on the shoulder and
asked him for some money, :. have not red cent
about me at PRESENT. the laconic reply. But,
my dear sir - said the landlord, " can't afford to
keep boarding house without being paid" well,
d-n it," exclaimed our young philosopher, 6 if
you can't afford it, sell out to some that can -
San Francisco Public Balance.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12

81 wish,' said Virginian to his brother, resident
in Ohio to emancpate hundred slaves, and
desire you take them to Ohio 81 cannot do it,
replied the brother; the citizens of Ohio will not
allow me to bring one hundred slaves among them to
settle; but do you take them to Wheeling. and there
place them on steamboat for Cincinnati, and speak
Of taking them to New Orleans; and while you are
looking out for another boat, give the chance, and
the oboEtionists ,viH steal the whole Of them and run
them off and then celebrate perfect triumph over
Them But if you take them to the same men, and ask
them to receive and take of them they will tell
you to take of them, yourself"
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-12
DISSOLUTION.

FENHE Firm of R. Tucker & Son having been dissov-
ed by the death of the Senior partner, it becomes
necessary collect all its outstanding claims and wind
up its affairs practicable. All persons there
FORE indebted to the firm requested make payment
without delay the Subscriber, Surviving partner
in his absence Rufus S. Tucker.
w. H. H. TUCKER.
Raleigh, July S, 1851. 10
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STRAY MULE.

STRAY MULE.
CNTRAYED from the Subscriber, living about nine
- miles North West from Raleigh, about five weeks
ago mare MULE, two years old, bright sorrel, and
we'll grown with black streak its shoulders and
along its back. There is also above ard below the
left knee of said Mule. This Mule has never been
broken.
The Subscriber will pay liberal reward to any person
who will take up and said Mule to him. for any
informatioI which may lead to its recovery.
,. CALVIN NICHOLS.
Wake County, July z, 1851. 7l-3tpd.
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Mr.. & Mrs. BurwelIes School.

TEJHE next Session of Mr.. & Mrs. Burwe's School
will commence Friday the, 18th of July. The
number of boarders in family, being limited,
persons desiring situations will please make early appli
cation. n ,- .-. --s.s-.. ..-...e .
Circulars containing of study, terms, &C. can
be had of the Principal, Rev. Robert Burwei, HILLSIDE
rough, NC. ,s-s.Gs
June 10, 1851. .se.-5,.-5.- s72-4w. =
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Bledsoe and Johnson, town lot, valued at
ST. ,OOO not listed. only Bledsoe's haIfdeed, 81 co
Moses A. BIedsoe, l39 acres. 1886, 6 20
Ditto for S. j. Baker, Guard, 500 acres, So 900, go
Elizabeth Bell, one town lot, 10
Elizabeth Barber, one lot, $500, 05
Sally Chavers, part lot 10, 81
A. 6. Drake, one lot, s. 900, Is 20
Catherine Gooch, one lot, $75, 20
Absalom Mangum, part lot 80, 27
Jesse Pettord, one lot, $50, SO
Hannah Sturdevant, lot, 1925, 33
James Terry, !, listed, Os
Leethy wilkins, one LOT, $780, 2 81
Estate of Calvin Whitaker, part 6S, 5000, y
Lavna Bell, part 100, 800. o.
Martha Spivey, acre, 5000, So
E. Miller, !, $3.50, SO
AIary Miller, !, $50 ID
WILLIE POPE, former Sheriff:
July z, 1851. It'd