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City Boot Store

q p. J. ESFENSCHElD, on the corner
y 49, Of Nam and Commercial sts., keeps
a. constantly on hand at his old stand, n
large and well selected stock of boots and
shoes, also, small but well selected lot
sad diiery, sole leather belt and harness leather.
4 superior article OF waterproof and pclsh
backing, Hungarian shoe nails, and al kinds
OF shoe finding. Repairing done in both The
ro4ye lass OF business with pro,nptness. neat.
ness. and on reasonable terms HI feels thank
iui to his former customers for the very libe-
cal patronage thai he has heretofore received.
ana soilclIs continuance OF The same li-3m#
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The Detroit Adrertiscr of Wednes.
cay contains feeling and edifying
obituary of Hon VIM r. King, Vice
President elect, his death having been
reported in that city by telegraph.
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Mountain Trees and Shrubs
Wanted,

WYTi. arc about to e,tab!ish an " Arborsum
w Calfornicum,' "a Carbon" of tho
Trees SHRUBS, and P}1r.3 Il California in
order to accomplish this upon the most excl.
sive plans and correct principles, we cla indue-
ell to advertise az follows:
We will give @ rerR iibtrl' Prize fer all nc,s
spcctda and for all choice sp,ctm1,.g Of the grlr-
cipal Trees, Shrubs and Plant. from The .a.ua-
tain vGliies
Wealso Offer liberal prices for all asd srery
new aud valuable Flowcrinr Plant. ss il viii
be our MIN to bring out and deyclupo to ihs ut-
most Of our means the valuable ana henu,Aul
in the realms Of - Agriculture" -I!s.lssLl.
ture" and " Flericuturc."
We are in want of quantities ofOrnanental
Trees aud hrubs ard those who are slil.e,i
In sach matters may find /; to their interess 10
call on us.
Boianists are invited TO confer with n. ea
the subject by letter or otherwise
WARREN Il co.
Nurserymen, Seedsnta snd Florist.
Agricultural Warehouse, S4crau,- ,,ia.
Dec. 10. iSJ2 81
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Staoing vs.. I iIne.


It S. NAIL TELEGRAPH LINE, for
~. Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and
Nevada city. On and after Friday, March
2Gth the above Line of Stages will run as
follows:-Aeaying the Orleans Hotel, { for
merly lci the Crescent City llotel) at G.
clock every morning, passing through john
sons Ranch, Rongh and Ready, Grass Val
ley, and arriving at Nevada at O'Clock P II.
the same day. Returning, will leave the Ne
vada Hotel, Nevada, every morning at
o'llock, passing through the above places,
and arriving at Sacramento City in season
to connect with the steamer Antelope for San
Francisco, same dav.
HAWORTII g. SWIFT, Pros.
Successors to james Birch.
n, B.--This Line WIll run on Sundays.
Passengers securing their seats at the Gc-
neral Stage Office, Orleans Hotel ID street,
will be called Tor, 98-tf
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William H. Stowell,

CH uISSlON w Il II - H1N
NO. 1. Maynard's Fire Proof Stores, Cali
tornid street, San Francisco.
N. B. w. II. S. makes no purchases of any
description OF property on his own account,
en' generally has large assortment OF mer-
ehandize for sale on consignment He respects
fu y tenders his services 10 any parties who
may wish to employ an agent for tho sale Of
merch'ndze or other property, or for making
investments. 34.3u
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A man named Scates, 80 years of
age, was hung in Jefferson, Miss, re-
Gently, having been convicted of the
murder of his own son.
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LEONARD SrOTT 4 Co.,s
LIST OF
British Periodical Pullicat'ns

BRITISH Periodical Pubilcat' 'nS
ENORN AitDEb by mail. nndcr The proy!s
n ions OF the late post office law, al mere
ly nominal rates.
l. The London Quarterly Resiew-C0nserv
2. The Edinburgh Reyiew-Whig.
3, The Worth British ReyieW-Free Church.
4. The Westminster RevicW-Lib-ral.
3. Blackwoods Edinburgh Magaziss-Tory.
Although these works are distinguished by
the political shade above indicated, ya' but a
small portion of the il contents is devoted to
political subjects. 1t is their literary charac-
ter which gives them their chief value. and in
that character they stand confesscdly far above
all other journals Of their class. Blackwo d
sill under the fatherly care of Christopher
North, maintains II ancient celebrity, a cd is
AT TINS time, unusually attractive from the &C.
rial works OF Bulwer and other literary nota-
Oies, written Tor that magazine, and first ap-
pearing in its columns both in England and in
the United states. Such wor as the Cax
ms, and WY New AoAel,' (b9th by Bul
werD The Green Hand" Katie stewart. =
and other serials, of which numerous rival ed,
lions are issued by the leading publishers in
TINS country, have to he reprinted bv those
publishers from the pages of ofblackwood after
1t nas been issued 0y Scott d 90 80 that sub
scribers to tie reprint of that Magazine may
always rely on having the ca Hest readin. Q.
t"ese fascinating tales.
TERMS.
For any one of the four Reviews. yr. S3CG
For any two Of the four Reviews, 30
For any thre, of The four + eyiews, 100
For all foul of the Rev ews, 500
For Rackwo0d's Magazine, 800
For Hlackwood and three Reviews 9O9
For Blackwood and the four reviews, 10 90
Payments TO be made in all case, in advance
money current in the State where issued
will be received at par.
CLUBBING "A discount of twenty-five pcr
cent from the above prices will be allowed t,
clubs ordering four or more copies Of the above
works Thus, 4 copies of Blackwood, or or
one Review, viii be sent to one address for SO
i copies of the reviews and Blackwood ior
$50, and so on.
REDUCED POSTAGE The preseist postage.
Tor IL distances within the United States
per annum on Blackwood. is 2I cents-on n
Review, II cents. These charges are trifing
In l34i the postage on Blackwood was 81 40
on a feview, 81 ~.
AT the reduced rates surely no objection
should be made TO rece wing the works by the
mail, and thus ensuring their safe, speedy and
regular delivery.
Remittances and communications should
he ways addressed, post paid, TO the Pub
LISTERS, LEONARD SCOTT IL Co..
o4tt - Fulton st ~ Ysrk
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.PARKERS CITY DIRECTORY.
AEa General Adrcrtising Agcncy Office No.
~ Parsons new f'e-prooi brick building, No
i5o, l4o, Clay street, San FIanciaco.
Advertisements and Subscriptions received
ior any OF the Papers or Periodicals in the At.
lantic States or Oregon. J. NJ PARKER.
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Sutter Iron Works,

Rincon Point, San Francisco.
Q TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin.
~ cry for crushing and pulverizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an ex-
tensive assortment of patterns on hand, are
prepared TO receive and execnte order, with
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information. or 10
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo
X GIuyas, Superintendent, as above,
34-3m
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Oils and ('amphine.

Oils and Camphine.
CONSTANTLY ON'HAND, at the NEW
BEDFORD OIL WORKS, 95 and 96 Jtickson
street, every variety of refined Oils, guaran
iced of the best qua ity and on as favorable
terms as can be had in this city.
Pure Camphino, manufactured by ourselves
daily, constantly on hand equal to the best that
can 'e made, our apparatus for its manufacture
being superior to any other in this country.
Also Spirits oil Turpentine constantly on
hand at wholesale and retail.
Also on Commission, and for sale low to
close
$50 cases best rifle powder;
90 do most approved Picks;
90 doz hickory pick handles;
i0U,000 percussion caps;
superior platform scale.
3sm X. f. KNOX & Co.
San Francisco
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Union Line of Sit ameis.

.-....- The Union Line oil Steam
ALn. ers, running between San
'li:-,,Iilf.iE .lEzSJ Francisco and Sacramento.
ssSfT sxSS5sIk touching at Bonicin. carrying
the + 5 Mai, and Gregory. and Wells, Far
90 * Co.'S Expresses.
This line consists Of the new and splendid
fast runHing low pressure engine clipper s,sa-
aers " ilson q Flunt +. ! Pool. ESQ, oau-
Hander. and Confidence, y. p NH!. ESQ.
corrnandr,. which are now masking dliy 'tip.
Is above. SUNDAYS eXcepted) between son
Francisco and Sacramento, tavn" Pacid'
Whprf San Francisco az o'cort = NJ. con
rectiog with the Marysville and Cousa sten-
mcrs at acramento; and leaving Sacramen-
to for San trarcisco, at ? O'Clock p III.
Passengers and freight taken at the lowest
regular rates For other information, apply
to the commander or purstr on board, or NJ
the Office of the line, corner Of Pacific and Front
street, 10 THOMAS HUNT;
Or at Sacramento 10
10 JOHN EENSLHY. ug't.
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Nevada School.

THE understand would respectfully inform
III" families of Nevada and vicinity that she
viii again open the above school on the first
Monday Of October.
The school will be held in the building re-
Gently purchased and fitted up expressly for it.,
ON spring st.. near the corner of Pine.
Mr. 81. II. SAMPSON. principal
For further particulars ABOUT terlis. studies
Sc enquire Of the principal at The residence
ui Rev !. II. Warren.
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e. AN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-J M.P,x-
, kEE is the Agent for this paper for San
F'anelseo, and is au,horzcd TO receive noney,
. receipts for the same, and transact other
business relating TO newspaper and job print
ms as the representative Of
BUDD & SARGENT
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

'S'HE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween David smith, q w Weaver and
JHs IN tn, under the Hamc Of smith, " eayer
q To-. in me Deer Creek Saw Mill. has this
uav b en- dissolved by aid Weaver selling to
teuben Davis. The business will hereafter
be carried on In the name of Smith, Davis d.
Co., who will settle the business Of the old firm
DAVID SMITH,
REUBEN DAVIS,
JAS. SMITH.
Jan q, lsss.-4l-5,s
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wy. NFnrysvislc Pnckct--

tU<f, FEarysvislc Packet
Ea>:t7T7F9-zl; 3 The stcamerJ. BKAGDON.
= Fsszs( !: HsS Thos. w. Lyles, master, will
leave on her first trip on Friday, Jan. 9th,
1852, al 4 o'clock p. H. For freight or
passage, apply q. board at Pacific ST. Wharf
or TO
WADSWORTIT j. RAVESfES, Agents,
SnnsOme ST near Washington. rr stairs.
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Jan ZS, 1892. 4O-4t
S,TArE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada
- County, set District Court, 10th Judi
cial District. The People of the State of
{ aIfornia, To John w. Gallahcr, Greeting:
Iou are hereby commanded to appear and
answer within ten DAYS from the service Of
this writ, if served within this county; with.
in 20 days If served in any other county
within the distrct ara within forty days il
served out OF this this judicial district, tho
complaiut Of Ar:emus Rogers, now on file
against you in the district court clerks o..
fec aforesaid, for debt to the amount of One
Thousand Dollars; or if you fail to answer
the same, Judgment will be taken against
you therefor by default for that amount
Witness, Theo Miller, district clerk,
L. s in. n.ani FOR the 10th Judicial district,
with the seal Of the same hereto afEix.
cd, this 4th day ofNoY. AID 1882
THEO. MILLER, elk ID. g.
Per Rob't 4, Daridge. D'pty. G.
Artemus Rogers VS. Jro, w. Gallahe-.
District court 10th judicial District.
1t is ordered that service Of the summons
issued herein be made by publication in tho
Nevada Journal newspaper published as
Nevada, for the period of threc months from
the date of the first Insertion, and at leas..
once week during hat time.
WM. T. BARBOUR, Dist Judge.
Attest, Theo. Miller, cl k
Per Rob't A. Dayidgc, D. c. ASSN
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X. Josephi d Co.

S Importers of Watches, Jeuslry,
EIA Tools, Wath Materials, Coils
S-&,>Es Pistols, ETC., arc now prepared to-
supply the trade In general with all articles in
the above line at the lowest prices.
r. J. g. Co. are receiving by every steamer
large assortment Of the above articles, Of
the latest patterns, and are TIE only Wholesale
dealers in this city.
ALL ORDERS from the country, address
ed 10 K. Joseph & Co.. Washington Bath
Build ng, Washington ct, between Kearney
and Montgomery, San Francisco, wilA moot
with prompt attention 34-3m
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vEN1E undersigned would inform the citizens
IA of Nevada and virnity thlt having re-
signed the Lency Of Gregorys Express. they
have complrtcd arrangements with Wells, Far
go & Co. by which they are enabled to do all
Express business mmttcd TO their care with
punctuality and dispatch.
Persons desirous of procuring their letters
from Post Offices through them are invited 20
crl and register their namss, as all lists be-
long NJ to t;rrEory's Express are discontinued
Oflice ut their I'D stnd Main st Nrva&a
MLLFORD g. .SEIARLS.
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A Administrators Notice.

'}'llE creditors of James Black, decd, md
A all persons having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after this date to the undersigned at
his residence in Nevada City, Cal
II. a. MILLS,
Administrator Of James Black, decd.
Jan % 1879 hOst
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Just Published - iarker's
San Francisco Directory.

'UH1dTHIHE, n HuUIIIOn 70 the ECneIHI De
rcctory," II Map, View, ard Sketch of sun
Francisco, and an Appendix of general infor-
nation. the whole forming a most valuable
Book of Reference, and one that should be in
the hands Of every business man. pflco S.
s. The edition is already nearly taken up
al parties who wish copies should send in
orders Immediately. Address fditor of this
paper, or NJ. PARKER,
City Directory Office, 1873, l40. Clay st.
San Ernncisco
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Chairs, Brdsteads, etc.

rIe'I' =, I'' NINttdUS, IIC.
The undersigned has now
TG 20 on hand, ana is constantly
tlaz---li- 'tI 1!tTI manufnct ring at the Roger
4txsssE=zasszzi-se=: Williams Spring, Nevada.
various kinds and patterns of Chairs, Bed
steads, Wash stands, Tables, etc, which.
being manufactured by machinery. he can sell
at the lowest price. Having had ample cx
perienee he feels assured and will warrant
that his work is uferior To none, Turnin tof
all kinds done to order, and at the shorte, t
notice. WAIT & REID Au'ts
Grass Valley, opposite Postotlice.
Oct-2-Iy WM q STILES
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SINGULAR PHENOMENON-SOme months ago.
Mr.. Nicholas Flint, of Great Valley, in digging a
well, after excavating to the depth of about forty
feet and finding water, determined to dig no deep
err as the space had already become small that he
was afraid, should be sink it deeper, that the sides
would iall IN II ne attempted to stone il up. He ac
cordingly abandoned it, throwing planks across the
mouth to prevent accident, intending to fill it up
again when he had leisure
One day he heard singular noise, which seemed
to proceed from the well, and on going to it, he dis
covered that it was caused by heavy draft Of air
forcing itself up from the wen. This continued for
some days. when the current Of air became reversed
and there was a strong draft downwards, so much
that light substances brought near the crevices in
tie planks were instantly drawn in He then pro-
cured piece OF pump log, about two feet long, with
an aperture of two inches in diameter and inserted
this firmly in one of the planks. The air, as it forces
itself into or out of this tube makes roaring sound
which can be heard for nearly mile. in fact, this
well seems now to perform all the breathing functions
OF huge pair of lungs, although the inhalation and
exhaations continue for a much longer period than
in any animal now known-as it IL sometimes
several days in drawing in its breath, and as long
time In forcing it out
The boys in the neighborhood often amuse them
selves, whie exhalation is going on, by pulling their
caps over the end of the tube, TO see them thrown
several feet in the air. Another fact is, that the
respiratory organs of this breathing monster seem to
be entirely under the control of the atmosphere
that IN addition to its other sngularites II acts the
double part Of Thermometer and barometer. For
some hours preceding change from q lower to q
nigher degree OF temperature, the inhaatons grow
less and Tess, until II Is finally mperceptibe; then
he air commences rushing oat-the current grow
stronger and stronger until the weather has be-
con settled, after which IL again subsidies TO swat
anet YER depression OF the mercury, "t0 take In eno-
ther BIZ Sseth. = Caffaraugus Wing.
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SUNDAY MAILS BETWEEN New York AND B0s-
eight days which show conclusvely the great bene.
fit Of the new Sunday night mail between Boston and
New York. Last week the Africa arrived at New
York on Sunday afternoon, and her letters and pa.
Monday morning, for the purposes of business,
whole day in advance of the time which would have
been made under the old system. Yesterday, the
Canada reached her dock in East Boston at o'clock
in the evening, and Postmaster Gordon by OBTAINING
the train for about twenty minutes was enabled to
forward the mails for New York and the South, az
well as eleven large bags Of papers and letters from
Europe for California. These if no accident happens.
mail steamer which sails to-day whereas but for the
Sunday night trains, they would have been detained
on this side Of the continent for fifteen days longer
Boston Courier, March IL.
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custody
SENTENCES.
Alexander Thomas convicted yesterday OF stealing
white lead valued at $40, the property Of Mr. James
Watson sentenced to the States prison for two
Henry jackson indicted under two convictions for petit
larceny sentenced TO years imprisonment IN the
PenitentaIy-six months for each offence.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
After lengthy and mature deliberaton, the Grand Jury
soemny into court heraded by the proper officials,
and after the Of each juryman was duly called the
Messenger of the Court received from them the following
indictment'We find that Henry Bell late OF the FIRST
ward Of the city OF New York. in the county OF New
York aforesaid the ninth day of December A. D. 1881
with force and arms conbina lion OF wood wire and
cotton cloth commonly called umbrella OF the value
of eighty cents the personal property Of William
Wood then and there being did feonously take, steal
and carry away against the form Of the statute in such
made and provided and against the peace Of the
people Of the State of New York and their dignity There
is second count charging the stealing of umbrella
in so many words.
ASSAULT WITH A sLUNG SHOT, ETC.
John Murphy briekayer, 20 years of age, native of
Ireland, indicted for carrying slung shot, and
saulting Sergeant Burden with said weapon The case
clearly established against the prisoner. Verdict,
guilty. with a recommendation to mercy Sentence i'm
prisonment in the Sta prison for year.
Rober. Farrell indicted for receiving and buying a
quantity of lead pipe valued at ST. knowing it TO be
stolen Verdict-not guilty
The Court adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock
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Swearing In of the Vice President.

The New Orleans Icdytne gives the following extract
from private letter from Matanzas received by the
Crescent City from which it appears that Vice President
King took the oath OF flee on the 18th Of March
For the first time in the history of the republic has the
chosen by the people the second post OF
taken the oath Of Office in foreign land William Rufus
King the 18th inst in as Vice President of
the United States, at the Cumbre, near Matanzas.
The day was most beautiful one; the clear blue sky
OF the tropics heads the emerald carpet of Cuba
beneath feet and the delicious breeze OF these
ATTITUDES sprnklng it, GOODNESS all Of Early in
the morning Consul Rodney deputed by Judge Sharkey
administer the cath, left town horseback for the
Cunhre accompanied by several American gentlemen.
pleasant ride of three miles brought to the estate
where Mr.. King residing, called Ia Cumbre. (the
peak from its situation the eliminating Joint of
the hills that Immediately surround Matanzas. The
view from here is one Of the most beautiful the eye
looked upon
panse the beautiful valley Of the Yumar extended with
is winding river its varying fields of green and gold dot
ted lere and there with white sparkling buildings that
looked like pearls set upon emerald and the brown hills
stretching Ter far away in the distance Ronorc ovely
impressive spot could have bee n found in the
whole world 70 the ceremony and the solemn grandeur
Of the act and OF the shed its spirit
The oath administered by Consul Rodney TO the
Vice President, who was ready and waiting our arrival
The yoante brought to the door, and Mr.. King
stepped MO it, in order TO ride into Matanzas before the
should be too high 10 make 1t pleasant. The whole
cayalcade consisting OF twelve fifteen American
gentlemen INN ediately mounting, and, forming
co around the caringe accompanied the Vice President
10 town.
The Creoes who had gathered the lawn around the
houfe and many heartfelt uGy1 vi Dios
God be with YOU broke from their lips they 70 ,e
away On the road 10 town, the natives, wherever
met them, silently uncovered approached and
We passed, sred after the universal saluaton
few spaniaTd standing in gloomy ire At tho doors Of
Oh cir shops viewed in silence muttsted sulen
oo the dust Of horses feet few in their
Mr.. King left Matanzas the day for the estate
OF Mr. Cnartrain in the partdo If Iimonar about elg
miles from here. His health is very poor and
accustomed 10 patients with pulmonary disease
in this climate bot knows he cannot survive very long
He may live for months in this mild climate but he
be better Tie old statesman views his com ng
fate with calmness who has fought the % ID
fight. and will lay hold Of eternal life.
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Naval Intelligence.

Tho United States sloop Of John Adams, sailed
from Sierra Ieoee on the Goth Ct January for the lee
ward. All we'll
The United states steam frgate Mississippi was stand
ing into Table Bay G. H., January a.
The United states frigate ST. Lawrence Captain Bra
den Dulabey, remained at Valpa raso the 10th ut
United States ship John Adams, Commander Barron,
sailed from Sierra Leone January 20 for leewsrd coast
al well. The Potomac, at saem brings letter bag
from her.
The United States steamer Massachusetts, arrived up
at Norfolk Navy yard, the 18th from ptop Roads
Lieutenant a. Harrel, has reported for duty ON
board Of the United States ship Pennsylvania.
sailmaker William Peace, died on board the nited
States ship Ievant, at Genoa February 20 1853 Gar
Ienter Luther Manson, arrived at Norfolk the 7th
inst, TO Join the United States frgate savannah
AMERICAN NAVAL HosPTAIITY. -Ihe British ship AFRO.
giant, from Plymouth Nov 20 for Austraa having Il
into the Cape Verbs Dec. "A, the emf. we're boun
fully RECALLED with the fruits Of the country and nun
can mar. Of war 1;ermantown on Christmas Dav wbsn
they regalsd with plenty Of pumpudding kc The
Arrogant called for Der destination the 2th of De-:
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roRnGS Consul The following is President Pierce =
frs4 recognition of foreign consul
Satisfactory eyiden,e having been exhibited to that
duncan Robertson has been appointed vice consul Of Her
tbos Majesty for the port Of Norfolk In the State Of
vrrius j dc hereby recognize him such and de Stare
him free "a. exercise and enjoy such functions powers
and privileges allowed TO the vice consuls OF the
most favored u atoms in the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters to he
made Patent aid the seal Of the United States to be
bereUnto AIMED
Ci en- under NV band at the city OF Washington the
18th day Of March A. d 1853 and Of the Independence
Of the United states Of America the MY seventh
FRANKLIN PIERCE
cBy the President, WIN j. MARCY, Secretary Of State