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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31

FL pursuance of commission from the Jerk of the
Circuit Court for the county Of Buckingham State OF
Virginia, | shall proceed on Friday the 2Sh day of
November next, between the hours Of sun rise and
set thereof, TO take the deposition of William Bow
yard, ST. at his house in Marshall county State
OF Mississippi to be read as evidence in certain mat
in the Circuit Court for the county oil Buckingham
State OF Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you are
dsendant and in pursuance ola like authority shall
proceed to take the deposition of John w. Goode, at
Wesley Post Office State OF Tennessee on Saturday
the slh day OF December next, between the hours OF
fise and set, to be rea in the same suit
which timss and places you can atend-and if from
any cause, the said dispositions, or either of thsn
should not be taken, they will be continued from day to
day until they or it shall be completed.
ROBERT |. MORRIS,
Buckingham county,
oc 24-w4t State of Vrginia
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Richmond, 18th October, 1851.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we the
subscribers being Stockholders in the James River and
Kanawha Co, do hereby constitute and appoint =
our true and lawful attorney and proxy, to repre-
each OF us in all general meetings ofthe Stockhod
OF said Co.. held within six months from and after the
date hereof when not personally present or rep
resented by some other proxy, with full power and au-
thority, at such general meetings, to give such vote
votes, and to do such other act acts each OF
could give or do as a member OF the said meetings, if
we were personally present and do hereby ratfy
and confirm whatever vote or votes act or acts, our
said attorney may lawfully give do for in pursu-
ance of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this -- day of -
one thousand eight hundred and -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31
BY KENT, PAINE Il KENT,

BY KENT, PAINE ~ KENT,
6sPECIAL SALE OF CLOTHING AT
~ AUCT1ON,--On MONDAY next, the Sd of
November, commsncn at ~ o'clock, at our auction
rooms, we shall SELL without reserve variety of ready
made ohng, received direct from the manutactl-
rers 10 Philadelphia and New York, consisting in
part Of
R Blue n; and p black Flushing oveercoss
Pilot and Felt do of all colours
Cashmere, Satinete and Tweed business Coats
Black and coIoured French clio tn Goats
Sacks and frocks
French Plaid Cashmere Pants
Fancy Cassm ere do
Satnette do, Cashmere
Rich silk Cashmerett and Valencia Vests. in
great variety
Green Base Jackets and a small assortment of
boy5 nae Clothing, consisting Of Sa elk Coats Beaver
Overcoats, &c.
A small invoice Of Shoes Trunks, &c
l0cases silk and cotton Umbrellas
- do Wool and Cotton Hosiery
ALSO-5 cases damaged Satnette
Terms as usual. KENT, PAINE & KENT,
&C 81 Auctoneers.
AOTICE.-Wil be sold on SATURDAY morn
Va ing, the LIST day of November next commencinu
eel OF genteel household Furniture consisting in part
OF TWO Sofas, one Wardrobe one Sdeboard Chairs,
rabies, Bsdsteads, &c; aso the same time Stoves
parcel OF tn and Japan for the purpose of sa
hstylng reat and executions.
&C 81 JOHN GODDIN, II. Ger.
NJOTICE.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
Vi 5th day OF November next at the office situated
on Main street, lately occupied by DR.. Thomas John
son, all the effects of said office CONSISTING of office
Furniture, Books Medicines &c &c, levied as the pro
perry OF SAID johnson to satisfy rent in favor Of VIM
Palmer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs. HARNESS.
~ &C. AT AUCTION On SATURDAY morn
auction, at the alley in rear OF my store
! fashionable 6 seat Carriage
l second hand do
handsome light Buggies
! second hand do, with TOD
2 set of Harnesses
The above vehicles of the best workmanship,
from Virginia mandatory, sent to try this market
Sale positive and without reserve
&C 81 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABETSff7EE Emf.
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HoTgL.
RICHMOND. Va.


ME subscriber begs leave to announce 10 the cjtia
Il zens OF Richmond and surrounding country that
ne has opened supply Of splendid Ready -made Clio
thing at the above place, manufactured expressly for
this market Gentlemen, cali and examine my stock
OF Clothing for will be to your interest to do So
My motto is quick sales and small profits for cash only
&C 25-4m JOHN GREENTREE.
WELCOME NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED
TAR. HUET, Member OF the Royal College Of
Ely Surgeons, London, in consequence of the large
number OF his patients residing in this city, has tented
the office No. Law Building, on Frauk tn saeet
where he will devote his whole time in the cure of the
following diseases, viz Secret diseases in all their
various ioims Seminal Weakness, Dyspepsia Rheu-
matism, White SwelIings, Diseases of the Kidneys,
Gravel, Consumption, Botches, letters, Female IT.
reguarities, and all other diseases to whc The human
system is liable.
TAKE NoTIcE-I will give a written guarantee to
any person who may place themselves under my care
and in will demand any pay un Ill good
sound, and perfect effected to the satisfaction of
the patient. My medicines easily taken, without
hndrance 10 business and are stric " Vegetable
Office hours from A. NJ. until9 P. NJ
Persons at distance can be cured by letter. post
paid, stating case, &c. Terms moderate All consul
tatioas strictly confidential. Advice Gratis Price of
medicine per package So which in most cases proves
sufficient 10 perform a cure.
Letters post pad promptly attended to.
See my Diploma in nv office. oc %
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31

Ticket $50; halves $40; quarters s. Certificates of
package OF whole tickets $3.50, halves $l25, quarters
$62 so.
Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention If
addressed to MoRRIs & Co.. Managers, or to
W. PURCELL,
go % & inhmond ".
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31

W. EDITERRANEHN FIITEREKS.-A
lVM small lot OF Mediterranean Fitering Stones,
genuine articles, Just received for sale bv
A. u R. M. ZIMMERMAN
O Ell Corner Main and 18th SITS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-31

"a Iues nelo III me Clerhs ONCE OF the Crcul
7th day of July 1884, John B. Jefries ami artha hi
wife. Garland A Garth next friend for Susan G. Garth
James d. Garth and Walter G. Garth, Plaintiffs
against Edward S. Bro wn, administrator de bonis non
with the will annexed of James NJ Laurne. deceased
deceased, who was formerly executor OF James M.
Laurne, deceased, Alfred D. Mosby, in his own right
aud OF Eliza NJ. LauriEe deceased and who
was formerly one OF the executors OF James NJ Lau-
rine, deceased, Virginia ]. Mosby, wife of said AL
fred D. Mosby, James Woodin, and Catherine Wood
wife, John Hewlett, James Hewlett and Marcus How
lett Jane st. e. M. Laurine, Samuel Wilson and Cor
nelia w. his vile, John L. Boswell and Louisa his
wife, Sarah ]. Fry, Maria B. NJ Laurine and Addison
w M Laurlne, de'endants-lN CHANcERY.
The object OF this suit is to set ment of the
accounts OF Edward S. Brown, administrator de bonis
non with the will annexed of James NJ. Laurine de.
ceased; settlement of the accounts of Robert NJ
Laurne and Alfred D Mosby, who were executors O.
SAID James NJ Laurlne to require creditors to presen
their claims before commissioner OF the courts, thai
the same may be ascertaned and paid and that the
sdue of the estate paid to the legatees they may
be entitled 10 receive the same under the will OF
SAID James M Laurne and it appearing by affidavit
that the defendants, James Woodfin and Catharine his
wife, John Hewlett, James Hewlett and Marcus How
lett, are not residents OF this State, the motion of
the plaintiffs by their attorney, it is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here within month alter
due publication OF this order, and do what is necessa-
ry to protect their interests and that this order be
published orce week Tor four successive weeks the
Richmond Times, newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, and also be posted at the front door of
the Court House OF this county, The first day OF the
next Court.
IA CoPY-TEsrE
oc 10-w4w* B. B. WOODSON, CT
NAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
a. PANY The sevel teenh annual meeting of the
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Oc IU-W4W* 3. 3. NICHOLSON. c i
HAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM.

u PAN The seVe lIeenth annual meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Jarses River and Kanawha Com
pany will be held at the Company's Office in this city
on Monday, the 24th of November, 1851.
By an Act of Assembly of he Oath March, 1643, it
is provided that No proxy representing stock owned
by others than the Commonwealth shall be valid
which shall have been executed six months before the
time of electing President and Directors
BY order OF the Board of Directors
VIM. P. MUNFORD,
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Tickets $l5; halves 50 quarters IS.
Certificate of package of wholes Sl4O-shares in
proportion.
$4,000 10000. 10000. so of 1000. so of 500.
susqaehanna Lottery, class 49, to be drawn at Bal
timore on Wednesday, November 18th. 70 nos, Is
drawn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10
NE " AND FAsH1oNap1n
MILLINERY AND nprs sic

MISS. SARAH JANE TAGGARTS =. ARlNe
I would most respectfully announce late ts from NewT
mngto ana and sn surrounding country that 5e
CHARLES BARR. Merchant T an the private Tes,
THEATRE about the 18th of October next door u
stanty on hand full assortment Of %nI Fish she
il1nery embracing all the latest styles Ian and
and beauty of finish will mot 5 o. design richness If fne
of the kind in the country and ndtbn ~ ether h.
to give general satisfaction, so far as VIII be left u3
and skiful manufacture concerned goo W EGG low m
% Sf a sPai sPs sp sssGo tn b ssd
Sept. 81, 1850 HO'iee'
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Wilmington, N. c., Oct. Is, 1850

GROCERIES.
TUST received and in Store;
y % bags Rio. Laguyra, and Java Coffee:
20 bbs. crushed, powdered, and granulael Spr,-
boxes double rectifed Loaf gar; o.
2 hhds. Porto Rico DO
25 bbls. double rectifed Whisky;
10 's Old Monongahela do
100 g Canal Flour; 5 bbls Cider B,rh.
Is half bbls. do.
$50 bags Dairy Salt; 100 kegs Nails;
1000 boxes IS &c
so gross Clark's Patent Matches;
100 boxes Cogate's No l Soap
$50 dozen Wedding Hoes, all sizes and shapes;
1000 Gunny Bags, bushel, new;
100 boxes Candles, assorted sizes and kinds
100000 Cigars, assorted brands, at Baltimore prices
SO canisters Bent's Boston Crackers; rrf
5 chests Gun Powder Tea, assorted grades some
100 dozen Jars Underwood's Pickles. alkhls
$50 boxes Rasins;
20 gallons Tomato ,Catsup, made in ovnSr,
g Picked Peppers, )N g u.l,.
5 GO sweet Picked Peaches; ~ " "'A''
Brooms, Brushes, Wooden and Willow WareG
Irvine, COrdage, Ship Chandlery, &c.
bbls Muscat Wine
And great variety of other articles not mentOa3
sale WhoeSoic retail, at the very lowest market prize
HOWARD & pEIL
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Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
NEW AND crr.,a.

THE subscriber having taken the stora - ~
recently occupied by Mr. OWEN H .Ur e,r On Nark
cd with large and well selected stock Of s s,sD
and HonowMare: Boo,. Provisions cFo,E
His goods are new, and have been purchased 10
the Northern Cities low for cash. and will y himself
pondng rates for cash to punctua customers 0 @
consists in part Of ''H'lS' Ills rN
SattinetS; Kentucky Jeans; Cassimeres. p,..,
kets kerseys; Calcoes; bleached and unbpacSnI '
and Shirtings; Osnaburgs; Silk and Cotton Shttn
Shawls; Hosiery, SC. 'H ii"nakeFehit
B' sni e sa sae f f%shsa Sn s
half barrels; Bacon and Pork Whiskey Rum. P Sae 2
Also general assortment of Hardware and NANCY %S
Crockery Hollow ware; Boots and Shoes; POugbs S
Wilnnin ntnn N @ Oct le 1874 ~ VhLtAL
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GuN-sNIlpnIzG e.c.

GON-SMlEEiIGEs,
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the public of
Sampson and the adjoining Counties, that he has loca
ted himself IN Clinton Sampson county, N g., where he in
tends carry hing such stocking Guns
and altering flint and steel percussOn repairing Guns
Pistols Stocks and Locks make and mend Keys all kinds
of Silver Cold Britannia Brass and Copper Wares 9TH
Materials nended; Composition Mill Inks and Gudgeons
made and warranted for ten years Blowing Horns made
Tortoise hell Combs mended that you where
they broken Backsmhng in all it's various branches
Cast Steel put in axes and warranted Cast Steel Round
Shaves and Chipping Hatches made and warranted Coach
making and repairing making and mending Buggy and
Suky Springs and many other things too tedious
ton, all of which will be done with and despatch
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
BOLD r. HOOD
Clinton n. c., Oct %. 1850 Ism
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we are Seven.


BY WILLIAM woRDssvoRilh.s esd
A simple child s. ss-s g -
That lightly draws its breath,
And feels s.life in every limb,
s. What should it know Of death 81
Il met a little cottage girl,
She was eghtsyears old, she said
Her hair was thick with many ascurl'
That clustered round her head. ~ &c -
50 She had a rustic, woodland air,
And she was wildly clad;
Her eyes were fair, and very fair !;
Her beauty made me glad.
Sisters and brothers, my little maid,
How many may you be p
g How many Seven in all, = she said,
And wondering looked at me- ssg
..And where are they7 pray you tell. =
She answered, sSeven are we,
And two of at Conway dwell,
And two are gone to sea.
g Two of us in the church-yard lie,
My sister and my brother;
And, in the church-yard cottage,
Dwell near them with my mother"
You say that two at Conway dwell,
And two gone to sea.
Yet We are seven! l pray you tell,
Sweet maid how this may be-.
Then did the little maid reply,
90 Seven boys and girls are we;
Two of us in the church-yard lie,
Beneath the church-yard tree
You run about my little maid, -r
Your limbs they alive;
If two are in the church-yard laid
Then ye only fve.''
'Their graves green, they may be SEEM
The little maid replied,
'Twelye steps more from mothers door,
And they side by side
s'N1y stockings there often knit,
My kerchief there hem;
And there upon the grave sit,
l sit and sing to them
And often after sunset, sir,
When it is light and fair,
take my little porringer
And eat my supper there.
'The first that died little Jane;
In bed she moaning lay,
TIL God released her of her pain,
And then she went away.
$50 in the church yard she laid
And, when the grass dry,
Together round the grave we played,
My brother John and l.
and when the ground was white with snow,
And could run and slide,
My brother John forced to go,
And he lies by her side.''
Sc low many you, Them said I,
s. If they two in heaven 70
The little maiden did reply,
s. master! we are seven.''
g But they dead, those two dead!
Their spirits in heaven!''
Twas throwing words away; for still
The little maid Would have her will
And said, ssNay we are seyenr'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10
Spanish Etiquette.

The etiquette or the rules to be observed in the
royal palaces is necessary writes Paron Benfeld
for keeping order at Court. In Spain it was carried
to such lengths as to make martyrs of their kings
Here is instance, at which, in spite of the fatal
consequences it produced, one cannot refrain from
smiling:
Philip the Third gravely seated by the fire
side. The fire maker of the court had kindled so
great quantity wood that the monarch was nearly
sutfocated with heat and his grandeau would not
suffer him to rise from the chair: the domestics
could not presume to enter the apartment, because
it was against the etiquette. At length the Mar
quis de Pota appeared and the king ordered him to
damp the fire. but he excused himself alleging that
he was forbidden by the etiquette to perform such
function, for which the Duke de Usadda ought to be
called upon, as it was his business The Duke was
gone OUT the fire burnt fercer, and the king en-
dured it rather than derogate from his dign1tu-
But his blood was heated to such degree that an
eryspeas of the head appeared the next day, which
succeeded by violent fever. carried him off in 1921
in the 24th year of his age.
The palace was fire soldier who knew
the king sister was in her apartment, and must in
evitably be consumed in a few moments bv the
flames. at the risk of his life, rushed in and brought
her highness safe out in his arms but the Spanish
etiquette was here wofully broken into! The Iowa.
soldier was brought to trial. and it was impossible
! to deny that he had entered her apartment the
judges condemned him to die! The Spanish Prin.
cess however condescended in consideration of cir
| cumstances to pardon the soldier and very beneyo
| Iently saved his life
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

THRIsTMAs SIM a-cominc-FyYsb 4,irais III
~ II. j. DeRoSsct. 20 bags Rio and Laguyra COFFEE
10 half bbs. and 25 bags Family Flour;
26 bags new Buckwheat;
p prime Beef Tongues; / keg Sal Sode
30 Grindstones; / box Carb d.
Low, at GEO H. KETIFyt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

An eastern lecturer remarked that it would not be
very violent stretch of the imagination to believe
that thoughtful Massachusetts or Connecticut
baby six months old, sits in his mothers lap eyeine
his own cradle to if he could not invent better
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

iii Z $3.50 boxes received and for sale low by
~ SAVAGE & MEIARES
T1RESH Arrivals, pcr Schr. II. w. Brown.
IL 20 bbls. Family Flour extra;
43 . Genesee g Wheat
30 6 Planting Irish Potatoes;
10 g Mercer g s. eating
hhds. No Porto Rico Sugar;
100 lbs. best Dried Beef;
25 fine Beef Tongues;
l bbl No Salmon, best.
All low. at GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10
BAKERY AND GROCERY STORE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
l. Wilmington, THAI he has returned from the North
openeda store under the residence ofr Love- conerO
and Mulberrysts, and will keep constantly hand FRI
supply of Famii " Groceries and COn1CctiOnary. A
Crackers, Pies, and Cakes of various kinds Every
of Cakes be made to order, and at the shortest notice
He hopes from the experience he has had in the business
he will be able to give satisfaction His Bread and Cab
can also be obtained from Mr.. PETER SMITHS NaH
st, Mr.. Nilkinson's He invites the patronage OIL
citizens of Wilmington. ]. D. MERkELL
Nov. IA, 1850 lSa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10
MRS. sARAHH EE

,akES this method of informing h..
friends, that she has returned faol !. Town and
and well selected stock Of FALL MIL 'TS TNSr
be s spd Will e shs Lowest sn prices the ao
king. anu carry or n.
Oct. IL. es
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

TUST Received. 2 bbls No. l Mackere
j II kits No. i Mackerel; quintalS Goldfish;
II bags Buckwheat; bbls. Onions
boxes Adamantine Candles;
3 bbls, Mrs. Miller's Snuff. For sale by ,,-
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NEW MILIINv,

sNIRs.V. r.. PEIRS son 4La EisT GOODS. -
lYI now opening, splendid just received, A.,
season. 'aoie styles suo6 oods
"a A,s "a. g good assortment Of Trimm;n., a
i1s Kent IS storm variety Of Ess,1a suitable
Mrs Person takes pleasure in anno, e''
gagea Miss HART Of Philadelphia Wbo that ,a
Ihe various arts of Millinery, and wonl5 fully sk
I her skill. the articles y nap
Mrs. p. returns her thanks to bo..e. t'Oaace
for the very liberal patronage friends and Il.
Oct 18th, 1850 ~ NO. Y, K PEIRS09ST
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Millinery and DreSs.,N.l:;'',

sAsIlIsNABIE 1Iiilinerv \ WIS
on Second-streef aa Dress-sIa,
ley ley i, Always on hand handsom,0op opposite Mr.
al su;1;, ass, OF the latest styles assortment q
y llmlngton, n. e., Nov. % issa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

-E,7s.1, . accIye,,. 400 pair Negro bTVs'
j i2o :. k MpeD, Boots. ,a as' r. r
go. Kisses f@sss a and BeZrsG as',li slE'|
by. = 80 N 10. tI" q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

The Zooloos, having now made out the position
Of their enemy advanced under cover of hills or up
with the intention of taking the Dutch
Beers by surprise. The Dutchmen however this
time outwitted their crafty foes for they watched
their movements IN the distance with telescope
and were able to trace the direction of their advance
by the occasional peeffing out of the head of Zoo
loo scout. The consequence was, that the Zooloos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

Nov Capper wants few smart young men, who
have got little money Of their own, to go out with
him How this place stncks of herring and tallow
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-09

CHINESE IN TROUBLE party
of fifteen men left this city on Tues
day last, for the Yuba, about five miles
above Roses Bar, to assist some John
Cinnamon whose claims had been sci
zed by strong force of envious hon.
bres. The Cinnamon had been for a
considerable time patiently turning the
river, and had just accomplished their
task, and proved the richness of the
claims by one days successful work,
when they were ordered off by party
of forty men, who took unceremonious
possession of both claims and improve
ments, on pretense that part of them
owned the claims before the Chinese
took them On the other hand, the
facts are that the Chinese bought the
claims of one of the previous owners,
and obtained bill of sale therefor,
and the other owners had deserted the
claims, so that the Chinese had been
in peaceable possession for some four
weeks, at the time of this Tartar in
cursion. The party who left this city
made an arrangement with the China
men to obtain the claims, to work
them, and to pay them one half of the
proceeds. They arrived on the ground
in dispute during the night, and assis-
ted the deputy sheriff to arrest eight
of the belligerents, who encamped on
the spot, and were asleep. The rest
of the jumpers were encamped farther
up the river. A part of the force of
fifteen started Immediately for Nevada
with the captives, two of whom con-
trived to escape during the passage.
The remaining six were brought here,
and laid under bonds to appear to an
swer. 1t is highly probable the force
left at the Bar had a merry time of it,
yesterday morning, when the rest of
jumpers discovered the arrest of their
comrades.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-09

ROBBERY IN Observation-Disclosures
ton was received yesterday morning,
at the first district Police Station
house, that a man named william
Jones was expected to arrive in town
from Mariposa. Jones had been guilty
of knocking down his partner, a few
days ago, and robbing of one hundred
and seven ounces of gold dust at his
camp on the Mariposa, about three
miles distant from Savage's ranch.
The description given of Jones by the
sheriff of Mariposa county, is as fol-
lows; Five feet ten inches high-hair
dark brown, and light thin whiskers.
When last seen he had on a green
Jenny Lind hat, and Guernsey frock.
- Post.