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The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13
Mahony and Garniss,

GFNERAL BROkERS.
Commercial Exchange for all Nations, cor. of
California and Sansome SITS.
M. & G. have constantly on hand md for
srle, assorted invoices of provisons, clothing,
crockery, hardware, harley, oats, corn flour,
etc. etc. 81 3m
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Ex Alfred and Emile.

1000 lbs lnseed oil 1000 lbs butt.r, 10 bbls
ale and porter; 400, ,009 cigars; claret in boxes
and hhds; perfdmery, cherry cordial, cham
psgne port wine; six cases fire arms 300
socks, merinos J. G. SCHROEDER and 90.
n53m Sansome, bet. Clay and Wash ingtOn.
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nt.D AMI LuDLS+-
IL 300 kegs Cincinnati leaf lard,
so boxes English dairy cased cheese,
For sale by JAS. PATRICK,
&c. Battery st, near jackson.
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L. w. Sloat,

Notary Public, Conveyancer i General Ag't.
nEEnS, mortgages, agreements, certif-
Dcates OF Incorporates, powers Of attorney,
charter parties, bottomry bonds, bills of sale
of vessels, and other commercial papers
drawn and acknowledged. Protests of YES.
sells drawn and extended.
Office in the Commercial Exchange for
all Nations, California street, corner Of San
some, San Francisco. 54-im
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-Onc su-
~ perior steam engine, with two flue boilers,
AZ inches diameter, "a feet long, two cylinders
IA inch, five feet stroke, with fixtures, ppur-
tenances, and duplicates complete, for sale BY
FAY, PEIRcE &. Willis,
22 Battery St
b9-1m Or DANA BRoTHERs, foot CLAY st.
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Taxes, Taxes, Taxes.

SAVE COST
a LII those knowing themselves to have been
"A assessed. will come forward and pay their
taxes Immediately; by SO doing, they will save
cost TO themselves and trouble TO the Collector.
62'tf JoHN. W. GALLAHER. Sheriff.
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Jenny Lind Theatre,
Performances every SATURDAY, SUNDAY,
and MONDAY evenings.
~ Change. of Programme every evening.
66.tf

ESTRAY-Takcn up by the subscribers,
T. at our stable, on main street, one sorrel
or roam horse, with bald face and three
white feet with a blemish in the right eye
the owner will find him at our stable, and
can get him by paying reasonable charges,
otherwise he will be sold according to law.
FOSTER g. O'BRiAN.
Dec. 9th ls5l.-66-3t
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Information Wanted,

nF the whereabouts of Marth, NJ. Jones,
" of Clinton CO. Mo-, who arrived In Cali
fornia Oct. 1880 Any information concern
Address Rev. J. J. May. Grass Valley, Neva-
da county, or the subscriber at Martinez.
63-2t+ NATHANIEL JONES.
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Home Presents! !

D ARE and Beautiful Goods at Auction |!
IL When you visit San Francisco, call at
the Chinese sales room of TOBIN s. DUN.
CAN, Long Wharf, one door below Sansoms
street, ard examine their stock of snpurbly
embroidered Chinese shawls and curiosities
AT their auction sales these beautiful grods
can be purchased at one-fnurth of the price
they art selling for in the States. Every
person returning home takes with him u
Chinese shawl. 56.Im
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UNCLE SAM

YSTEH SA1IOVNs...Ihc sub
I scriber having fitted up and furnished
the huuse formerly knewn as the miners
Home, is now prepared to get up the toys
ter fix,ns" in the "most approved style y
His bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
In short, he will furnish every thing usually
kept in such establishments upon the short.
est nosice"
xa.f WV. BURLINGTON
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. NevAA
~ county and Tswnship, s.. Abner BRIEF
vs.. G S McMakin. John Andcr{0s Suffisap
Demand, s434. NS I
The people of the state of CsHiernia to
g s xcMakin, greeting: Yos- are Assshx
io%%onsyio IN Ns~"Ss city e a,S29sS so,n g. my
December AB le5k at ten O'clock A NJ, 70
answer Abner Brier in, an action Of debt, &c.
cruing on contract to hi; damage S434; for
which sum plaintiff will take judgpsatfsse
q 64E Z JoRS ANDERSON, J.P.
'STAfE OF CALIFORNIA. county az
~ Nevada, township Of Grass Valley as.
Justices court, before C. +. Smith, Esq. Jus.
tice of the Peace. November 29rh. ls5l.
]. G. Sweeny and II. Clark va T.. SawteIl
The people of the State of California to
E Sawtell Of sad township, greeting You
are hereby summoned to appear before me, !
at my 9Yce IN said township, on Monday
the NTH day OF January next. at ten O'Clock,
N'to answer the complaint of Jas G. Swee-
ny and Hamilton Clark, filed before me on
November 10Th, 1851, wherein lia1e demand
against you the sum OF five hufyI cd dollars
as the amount due by yon. and unpaid, for
the SAID 'iark's interest sold by him to YOU
IN the ditch aud claims Of Murphy & Co i.
otherwise called the Wolf creek water and
mining company, in said Grass Valley, ac
cording to your written contract, dated Au.
gust 2Sth 1851, and payable in three months
from said date, 70 Sweeny & CLARK. For
which sum they will take Judgment against
you m case Of yonr failure to appear and
answer as above.
st-lns CFa,
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MR.. DUSUZEAU
CHEMIST, MlNERALoGIsT. As

oh EN- AND SMELTER.
Informs The miners of the surroun ding coun.
try thathe has removed his Assaying Ofy;o.
well known tor two and huff years in Sacra :
mento street San Francisco, TO l,rend stree
Nevada city.
lie also announces,to the public that receiv.
ing more numerous applications for assavs
and seeing large number Cf miners occur led
in prospecting and working quarts veins. 10
facilitate them in their searches, he has re-
duced his Assaying price to $500 instead of
$20.uO, which II was at FIRST
Mr. Dusuzeau. having had ten years prnc-
,lce, and having been proprietor OF quartz veins.
In the Chilian mines, can offer 10 the miners
assurances in his consultations upon the differ
ent mines. He also takes charge in the direc-
tien OF mineral works, in erecting and direct.
ing Machines to extract the gold as well of
the poorest as Of the richest mineral; these
machines being the best, the surest, the least
costly, be can recommend them In preference
to oil others. WM. DusrzEAU, Broad ST..
49,, 80. opposite the Virginia House.
oct iith 1901. 80 3ms
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Ne
- yada 80. District court, 10th judicial dis
trict Mary Sinclair vs.. Scott Sinclair.
The people of the state of Ca lifornia to Scott
Sinclair. greeting; You are hereby notified
that on the 10th day of December, 1851, suit
was commenced by said plaintiff against you,
In said district court for Nevada county, for
n divorce from the bands of mstrimony.
You are therefore required to appear and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, herein
filed, within forty days from this date, or the
pla intiff will take decree of divorce as prayed
for in said complaint which is now on file in
my Office in sHid county.
Witness. Theo. Miller, clerk Of the
l. S. district court, tenth Judicial district, for
Nevada county, with seal affixed, at Of
fee In Nevada city, this 18th day OF Dec ember
A. D. 1851.
67 CIV THEo. MILLER, clerk.
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UNNY BAGS--lO,OOO full sized and
" heavy; Potatoes, a cargo very superior
quality, large red; Onions, 10000 lbs. Cali
fornia growth, superior quality; grapes, fresh
pulled, of the Vail 10 vintage.
Corn and corn meal, fresh ground for feed.
Mess and clear pork, sugar, tea; Superior
Irish and Goshen butter, in small packages
On sale ut T. B. McMANUs 4. Co.'S.
5S-lm jackson street,
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IMPORTER OF BUTTER.-Thc sub.
l. scriber has followed the butter business,
in the Atlantic States for several years, he
is now permanently located in San Fran
cisco, and will spare no pains nor expense
in bringing good article to this market.
His butter is all packed at the dairies-
not repacked in New York-in 25 and 100
pounds packages and being expressly put
up for sale here he feels justified in saying
the quality will be found equal to any in this
market.
JAS. PATRICK, Battery street.
between Jackson and Pacific Streets
63.l San Frnncisco
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Unn Gases Brandy and Fresh Fruits
HVO assorted:
SO doz fresh peaches, in 2 Ii tins;
b0 eighth pipes, pure French brandy;
200 sacks green Central American cc flee;
l5O packages Imperial and Gunpowder tea.
in packages;
500 packages Y Hyson, 6 lbs each;
300 kegs leaf lard, 10 cans do, in tins;
700 kits no. mackerel;
Mess pork In hf bbls; Chill peaches;
Winchester's soap, olive oil, ETC.
ARLINGTON & Co.
6S-lm cor. Jackson and Front sts,
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C. r. STORY & co.
REDINGTON & CO.

November 26th 1851.
o. We are constantly receiving, per clipper
ships, and offer for sale, at the low est market
nrices, for cash ONLY, large invoices of de-
sirable, DRuGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, etc
ff-
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Hydraulic Rau"s,
Chain Pumps,

For sale by DAVIS & co,
Importers ofhardware and mining implements
Cor. Sansome and Clay sts, s. f., near Cen
trail Wharf. 5S-lm
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San Francisco Adve nsise me ntr.
DRUGS! DRUGS !-oToRS. REDING-
~ TON r Co., Importers and Wholesale
~ Dealers in
Drsgs, Medicines, Chemia's,
Darf.... H.. t-.
IJHVTt Y WTFT = a y 20
.Sryoif4i IN 4r5.U,eDfs A.,

SiG S1t4s lil.ss .tHteJ,bS, &c,
Agents for W stars Balsum OF Wild cherry.
Osgood's Indian Cholagogue, Corbett's Sha-
ker's Snrsaparilla, Graeienberg Company q
Medicines, Dr Hunts Life Elixir, and Hyatt's
i5alsam;-Stone building. corner of SAMSON 9
and Merchant SITS. San Francisco.
Having respectively disposed of our retail
stocks and stands, We have this day associated
ourselves togetherfor the transaction of strict
y Importing, Wholesale and ]ohbing business.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage of our
friends and the public, we solicit continuance
OF the same, trusting we shall be enabled, by
thus uniting, and by the residence of one of
the partners in the Atlantic States, to answer
their orders more promptly and satisfactorily
than ever BEFORE
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7 CHAPMAN g. Co.

Auetion and Com niss,sn Merchants,
Broad st next door above Ceaual House
! Sa.es every evening at o'clock, and from
4 TO 4 o'clock on SUNDAYS. 6O.2m
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tA1sN -.
H. between K and l., directly opposite the
steambca landings, Sacramento has repu-
tation for quiet. order, and Cleanliness.
65-n PRATT n LEDyARp, Propr's
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The Excelsior soap, recent invention Of
Mr. Caldwell, OF the firm Of Caldwell, Payson
and Co., manufactur 299 Rivington street.
New York, promises TO be the wonder of the
age. In removing printers ink il acts like a
charm, and is the only article we know of that
will remove it without injury to the skin.
This soap acts equally well in cold, hard, or
soft water, and will be great saving to the
family and washerwoman. 1t sets all colols,
and clothes requires no boiling or bleaching
when washed with this article. For houses
and toilet purposes il is admirable. The Tri-
bune, and other high class papers, speak in
glowing terms Of its merits. For removing
grease or oils from silks. coitons, linens and
woolens, it is admirable. We heartily coIa-
mend This superior article TO our lady friends,
as being both saving and economican.
Corr & BEALs have also fo, sale. 300 bags
Chill Beans. San Jose Potatoes, so tons best
burr clover Hay, 500 bbls Lime, pound cake.
sweet corn, etc, etc. 56-lm-is
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San Francisco Advertisements.
Crockery and Glassware.

TUST RECEIVED and landing, well u.s.
- sorted Invoice Of glassware per Challenge,
and un invoice of flint enamelled ware, q beau
tiful article. per Francis-in lots to suit.
PHILLIP A. ROACH. clay at.
Sd door below Montgomery st.
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JOHN PERRY & Co,

nEALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust,
- State and City scrip.
For sale, exchange on New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and st Louis.
WANTED-Gold dust and State warrants,
for which the highest market price will be
paid. Office in Naglee's building, formerly
occupied by Gregory's Expressly 5l-2m
STEAM ENGINE for quartz mining, for
- sale. A forty hsrse power steam engine
and boiler complete. The boiler can be sent
to the mines in sections. The whole is new
and of the best workmanship Orders receiv-
ed for every description of mining mach inery.
GEO. COR DON,
50-lm Pine st above Battery s Francisco.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-05

The good folks of New o, leans
we're thrown into ecs,scies b, Jen.
ny L,od's singing. This P,cayune
nys Of her AIS, concert:
At the close tho audiences were
carried away with tho ardor Of
their feeling. They gave round
after round Of cheering and clap.
ping OF hands. We thought they
would never cease applauding and
sh"seriug S'qne's upon the stage.
The ~hoie concluded with a touch
Of humor. Tho audience wanted
to SEQ Bsrnum. They called for
him so loudly and PerseveringIy
that his modrsiy was at las, over.
powered but hs could not come
forward alone. Sd Smith led and
supported him carefully dawn the
stage, amidst such s'orms VI cheer,
ing that Smith and B,roum ar.
eades ombo = cnuId only. Of at leas,
dld ONLY stand and bo~ IL the audi.
enee and To rach other. nv winch
fsniom,me, we understand that
Smith allowed Barnutn to be great
man IN his wsy. and Bsrnum Was
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A New York letter in the Phil
adelphia Pennsylvsnisn Say:

~Fy
The wise orscles Of the press Of.
ten wonder wbst causes the scar.
city Of silver. Of which every body
" complaining. II they will keep
On eys 10 our specie exports ,hcy
gill find ~, al about il. Tha ship.
ments Of specie for tho week end
ing today, for example, reach,
s577,O00. OF this sum, not less
Than e245 Sal consisted Of Amer.
ssn half dollars, while . very large
Proportion sf |, was made Up ei
sAsM ehsaHsA
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AuuSp sENrlAESYs.


The N. u. P,ssyons hes the fsl
living SceIlr.i ssnt,m~a,s N . 70.
cen, sr,,cIe I've presume fram the
.oxs,lui aud patriotic pen VI Mr..
BalIit:)
1.-The constitutional rights Of the
South are 10 be fought for aud wen
!, the North. Tho neeessity Of q
,,lly there far the Uo'on ia pens.
,rs,lnx both political parties and
..s,iog the sciio" d States. to
uaia,sin the bssIs of seItlrmen, 40
II is, repress agitation against slave
ius,,,u,ions, ard keep the sg,tato,s
on, Of po~en These. BY whatever
name they may be called in party
politics, are the men by whom ihr
victory is 1" bs wo" for the Sou,h.
within the Union. TO these men
The Soaih owes cordial On opera.
lion, fat her o~ncsuse AID tuI theirs,
M, thar sullen aud disheari-ning
abandonment coun'enanesd b, But.
Ter aud Yuler. The countty il no,
We, reduced TO ihs, state Of despair,
and b. fore il reaches that point viii
BE- ready for . more direc' furm of
revolutions. While the form of
government lasts, and m~n prufess
allegiance 10 il, they canno, honest.
" refuse To perform all the duties
Of citiz.as and representatives.
The w,lful refusal to perform such
du,ies, cens'i,u'ionslly imposed, has
in !, the in,-n, I" destroy the Gov.
s,pmen. and tho moral guilt Of tres.
son."
There 10 Q volume in that para.
graph, and II is 'hs most useful
volume upon which On American
can mediate q the Pfeseni time.
-Aiex. Gus
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|ETO NV Friends.

VA my aiis ortnu, { u Dst ember las 10 lie
n COM eled Ia rtq rest NY B'dders to ieape, as
was reduced 10 the necessity Of closing my house IN
consequence of sieknsss in my famiiy (~hiie and
bach with the "prfrailiug di,tsss," together with
Inc inposs'bilny oil procuring any assistance In
addition 10 these pain(al circumstances. had 10
par the eehsar,s OF many-ior suffsIIpg the first
ease e bard y To remain on the premises, because
y w"u d "pJare and ruin my business :" 10 which
rep led al never urn sick KAN " no behaves
hi"s,i oat Of d o's my feelings r, volt at such an
idea, and a am 10 be "rjued and ruined" for
such acts OF humanl-lt me go-my cons, fence
VIII he prepared 10 meet such a ate. A few DAYS
alter my h use had been closed some of nv Board
ors ret itken s6k and applied to me 10 know it
"oulh '' them hare rooms, they could not remain
Where thy n're-io Winch quest readily Assem-
ted TN, aci brought additional oensnro. now
had SIX family, closed house aud lie ceasures of
many TO contend urh-bu' ia long as | ve, fteiiBgs
md symPdih'es for NV tiiow c,tuitres vii Fl I'd
e&h"g pi"o' IN my bosom, aud pptueulaflv when
sui - o. affection. | am 81 d to say, my house
a"d premises Glen, Of The disease and a t,ur.ugh
rfntU1fien been made. wond be giad 10 see NV
Ir'ends again-pledgi myssT to please them II
ust.
]. D. BOYD
Chn'ofs. F,bruarys s, 1851. IOf
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GEWTLEMEM and LADIES'

SSSE1,-As HT war .rarrsrr trimmings, (,utx
1s-sFzY frrsv .'"'R tarputer'- Iuls MAJ
s-Ess-ss.-c>sil '0 ,ati - : Soat md and Ilar.
""- ei.htr h = e Hide. Eanur lied l. a'her, ca.
t'rcd ant black. / f X sans Lining Skins, all
N'lr-, y, =. $ p. Has Taps WHIPS, ~>
U hrri'.> shu - diierv, Crock IN
eo,tu ers | ~ So w .InC ha,nan 81
Rope. smith B. T., nsi lIimmtrs S
(niLt ,ledg
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MILITARY EXECU1IO for sale.

Blank Notes
UNOR sale at this Office. besides all other Blanks
u ussd By Ck,ks cad Coastabass,
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Dissolution.

IDIIE firm Of Il w Moore & 6" has This d.,
~ been dissolved bv mu'uti cunseut, and 4 hos,
indebted either by Note Book Account, are re-
qnes,ed 10 come forward aud make paym, n TO 4
W Moore, who IS autho d 10 close the bu>in, IS
Of the concern.
X. w MOORE & 90
January I, 1851.
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sECEsslON CONVENTION IN
ALABAMA.


ALABAMA.
4 FIRE eating conventios Of Snu,h.
s,n R,ghls Associations actin Mont
semery. Ala, q" Tuesday Of las,
we.k. There we're l7'.rsoe ia,,ons
represented BY only 100 men. -
They pssscd, however, q series Of
very decided resolutions, some Of
sh,eh affirm tho r'gh, Of q Stale
to sreede from the Union. and that
The Suuihsrn States should be set.
ting their house in order" for The
pufpose-thai - to Alabama il IL
only a question Of time that, after
tho Southern Congress. Il suy one
State shall secsde, Alshams will
70 with her. &c. The Governor
i cleo rque,led to c"nvene the
Lseisls,uss ia August. IN extra
se,s,oo. to pass a Law Cor the cleo.
ton Of delegates I" The Southern
Congress. sud, II he dues not do II,
they are to BE- elected an, howl
the people oil "b,y-oas from
saeh Cong fes.ional disIr'c, IN DC
iobsr. The Richmond Enquirer
regards this convention - . fail.
uss. chile The Alsbsrns papers show
that every ov'.snd out d,sun,on sen.
,imeh,s uttered 10 It "a, soclfer.
ou.ly appInud-d. The Mon'gon-
cry Journal says:
Il he tone of he convention vas
klust kosUluy 10 TIE Cales and
- heard ~ae Ns~hsf sems'A On
the A ar that he did not wish Ia see
. sngle fugiu,s fecnsefed--'hS'
he did no, wish to see the fugitive
sIase act -nforcrd, but half Of the
negroes of Mar, land, Virginia and
Krutucky stolen b, the aboI,i,onisis
ior he wanted disun,on."
Inc pfnciams'i"n ct the ffsai'
deaf, ho~svrr, ~ snother Column
OF the Suh, and the s''--ls. g.,
., Boston, ~ill teach 'he senit. nsn
that this ~ not 10 b. doue ~ilh IN.
puaiy. Another ire eater said;
The Ruh,c"n 10 passed ~e
have drawn The sword and thrown
sssy tho scabbsrd; our banner is
IN the sit. end all eau read u-sr.
ee'.,on. d,sun'on, Incorporating
and eternal"
The J ,urn.l thinks ,hi, manly,
bill the fellow wss only Rass'ng, and
perhsPs feels better nov. - Bdh'
Sts.
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Washington ss'respoudvsi OF luz New.
York Herald Telegraph. q. follows:
The verdict Of The Court Martial unoo
C"mm"dore Jones' i, Disclosed. tie is su,
pended Tor i've years; half that time wiihou,
pay chiefly Tor specializing with The rublic
money IN california g Id dust. The Pfe..
dent approve, The j,dg ment.
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state Of NOrth-CarOlina.
UNION COUNTY.

UNION COUNTY.
- ATlSFAC1OkY evid. nee being produced he.
~ fore me. The undersigned upon the affidavit of
Holly Griffin that james Or fila tts dos beyond the
limits OF this Safe Therefore psners notice is here
by gwen 10 the sad james Critic according to law.
that the said Holly Griffin, widow aud rect OF Lee
'rli'ln, dee'd will petition the next Court Of Pleas
and darter sessions for said County, be held on
the hrst Monday Of April next. al the Court House
IN Monroe, to lay off and aIlo TO her the d,.er and
thirds IN the lands, Of which her husbs d. d seq
I'd and possessed; and uness the said James GrI.
I'm shall appear and plead. answer or demur. ,ip.
m'ni viii be- taken pro conesso us 10 him and The
PRAYER of the petitioner granted.
Witness. VI. Stewart. Clerk Of cur said Court,
ct III ., in Monroe, the ie'a day OF February, A.
D. le5l.
JIM STEWART, ccc
Price adv 90. tls
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EYWNyaAn,

Married. In this county. a. the house Of Mrs ID. "
Ne''u Ioch. on the 25th ult by samu-I A la
VIZ, E'q. Nj. tLAtK DAVIS. OF Unio, coun
W" re MARY N, ssco.d daughter OF the late
Joso2h Weeks. Esq
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N2ycan.ile Business

nv % 'ia@d. and "rna exceeding y grateful To
trend, and tie rnbhc generally lor the patron.
-" 10 ecci'ed a. iI,r ia, d.. n,A ofisr as large
I'D well selec tf
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@a00G1. @r Goods

~ has EVER b,en brought Ia his Town. Having
az ihn'e'-e sHnmt' f uts,iil,d Ia. mess to Close
~ 'ofehd herea erin 81. Tor CASH and CASH
ONLY aid vii IL {, nds al 81 n ~ duced IA es
a. Z" make II lie ~ s'r>t If ali buyers 4 ptnyde
ih' '',h md ihrn "a ard supplied. My Stock
noS q insists ot vty variety of
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e)dBSa

In Cabsrrus county. M til. 2ls, February, Mrs.
ANN CANNON. aged so years
In Merklenburg. on the 7ih Of J,nusry. at the
residences Of DR.. J. W. Ro-.. RkBECCA ANN
, ANNoN. sgsd 4 years and nine months. grand
daughter Of tho late Mrs Ann Cannon. and daugh
tor Of Mr. Joseph A. and Mrs. Eliza c. Cannon.
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Post Office Stamps.
TO PuSTMASTERS.
January |, 1851.

,rsilE advertiser. ,sima-ttr a Psasafh "fNy',
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M, +, 9TH e, IN the country with chrap stsnp> Al
sta mas made q, HIN al, Warranted A. o. sise
~, In rny n her ,hit can be prorur.0 ior lht s'ae
mice and whenever riy IRE sent our n any Whh.
nor d tecyc ar uusat.tay, ~, dnf ic TIES o.
ar,,d On noi e, ~ithuu' extra n 0g". ~ VINO
order sut ut sttmps, with tUl LET . thdaEsS Tor
d.,cs at un,y - Cor hit, p'ee-) ,hal oc Nen Ia
.,amps ad hbuum Full sets nih on 'hatge I'll
Whens stan are neatly m ido ~ II turned hahhhs
and screw-same suie as tie regular eovefru eat
r. o. s,amps--dursble, ethcin nj und "af'a"t' d. -
P,,ce one TO two dollars only, aud spccia anhofiy
to send by maj! tree
Adde'S, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Al'egha.
ny county, Maryland
GTAny editor publishing The ahov' 'i'h his MOI
three times, and sending ropy o. paper, >ha Y
receive credit for ten dollars IN wod et' I, Of e"
dollar proof press-or il preferred. wood engrav
ing or an engraved newspaper head Of the above va
lue will be forwarded. e.'