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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

THE PLANET JuPrrgR-Jnpitcr is now
Tile evening star. and will continue so until
April IL, 1857. Jupiter i the largest of all
the planets, and, next 20 Venus, the mnst
brilliant. II is one thousand three hundred
times larger than the earth, is about four
hundred aud nnty five million eight hundred
Thousand miles distant from The sun, and j.
accompanied BY four moons. which help il to
/ its light. II is twelve years in revolving
around The sun. aud turns about on its axis
once IN ten hours. which gives il velocity
at its cquarior Of four thousand six hundred
and iii,y-eight miles in minute, or speed
uf two thousand times greater than that oi a
cannon ball lis axis bring nearly perpen-
dicular % the plane d its orbit, the sun is
almost always IN the plane Of its equator.
i A RiGnrEOus JrDGE.-A young man was
sentenced in pitisburg last Saturday to six
months imprisonment il Jail for assaulting
another with "knurklers." Ills counsel, pre-
,nus 10 tile passing % the sentence. solicited
lcniency for his client On tie score of good
character aud eenllemanly conduct generally
The Judge replied that il was fortunate for
him that lie was not indicted Tor an attempt 10
murder, aud said when people with gentle.
manly culture and good character performed
such deeds he should punish them ~ rowdies
and fufiians. " he first gentleman Of The
land shall fare no better than the puorrs,
man."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

YAsKrr ESTERrRIsE.-A Boston mechanic
named McGowan has contracted with the
Russian Government for the removal &c the
ships Of war which were SINK in The harbor
of sebastnpol for the defence Of lie town.
The vessels were made air tight, ini were
supplied with uriiitcs TO attach hosc 10 pump
them out. On attempting TO raise them 10
this manner the seams were found 70 have
started 70 such degree as 70 render i i'm.
possible. They will nov be raised by chains
and large scows made for The purpose, ap.
piled to the ships by men IL submarine arlnor.
There are one hundred aud iwenty.one YES.
sells 10 al. and tie price 10 be paid Is said u
be 10 the vicinity u 100000.
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From the wilmington Herald.
The Country Safe buchanan Elected.

II Is with feelings Of very great gratifica-
iipn that We chronicle the fact &c Ffemont's
defeat, aud the overthrow, for four years az
least. &c tho Black Republican party. That
illustrious candidate for the Presidency had
better nov take up bis line u march lar the
Rocky Mountains again. and regale himself
90 grasshoppcrs and bears mcat--,liet with
which he j. somewlia; familiar, aud IL leisure
moments write his autobiography, and gel
Barnum 20 put The thing through. We Gods
il doth amaze Us that the great majority d
The Northern people should preIer hi. al.
seniurer 10 Mr.. fillmore--onc u Nature.
poblrmcn But. they were politically crazy
mad - March haies, and will one Hay wake
from their delusion and feel very much asha,a.
cd of themselves.
OF course, We regret The defeat OF Mr,
FILLMORE, but, as regrets are unavaiiing. why
indulge 10 Icrrmiads. That such man. 81
ht, 40 national, 40 conservative, 80 able and
patriotic, should receive such an electoral
vote. isa melancholy instance 81 the ingrati.
tude Of Republics. II is outrageous, disgust.
ing. larcieal. Al all events. if he has mol
been eleetcd--it il not our fault Hat, as The
people we support are generally beaten
Il strikes US that II VIC had opposed hin
lie would have had better luck. We folded
him in our embrace. and be VAS smothered
10 death. But. NC will slrrw tho choicest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Halifax. Nov.

Halifax, Nov. s.
The Cunard steamer Canada, from Liver
pool on the 25tl ultimo. arrived here this
forenoon.
The news is meagre. the affairs of Naples
being the only matter Of interest. l'he Brit
lsh fieetis somewhere in the Mediterranean.
The French fleet remains at Toulon ready Tor
sea. Meanwhile contradictory rumors are in
circulation. one saying that the Ministers
will not leave Naples for several months, and
another asserting that the French Envoy an
nounced to the Neapolitan Government if he
did notrecei.e satisfactory communication
within two hours he would present his last
instructions. meaning doubtless. that he would
demand his passports. The statement that
the Gar urged Ferdinand to make conces.
sion seems confirmed. The Gar is said to
have advised Ferdinand TO change his Minis,
try and trust TO the moderation Of Napoleon
as mediator. The Austrian Gazette saws that
England demands of Naples change Of
Ministry, the abolition Of the present police
system, and general amnesty. The same
paper states that France would be satisfied
with general amnesty, and hopes that the
speedy re-assembling Of the Paris Confer
ence has shaken the resistance said TO come
from England.
Parliament has been further prorogued
until the 18th OF December.
FRAScE.-Numerous arrests have been
made in the department Of the Saone. where
4 dangerous secret society has been discover
ed. Other arrests have also been made in the
Faub0urg ST. Antoine. The affairs Of the
Bank OF France are reported as being in a
more favorable condition, although the bank
has adapted further stringent measures and
refuses advances on railway shares and
rentes.
PpAN.-adsices mention new Ministe-
rial crisis. The object being the overthrow Of
Narsaez and the restoration of the Absolu,
lists.
ITALY.-The Duke Of Tuscany, taking
alarm at the demonstration against Naples,
appears disposed to grant concessions 70 his
people BY reylying the constitution Of 18fS.
The Paris Constitutional asserts that the
Austrlans are about to Withdraw from Rome,
occupying only Ancona and Bologna.
SwIrz.RLAND.-'lhe Neuichatel prisoners
nave been discharged.
fuRKEY.-Rrdschid Pasha has received
orders to form new Ministry, but has de-
clined.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

TnE PRrsyNT CoSpiroN oF TnE JEws.--At
the present moment Jew stands It the
head Of nearly every walk 10 life throughout
Europe. The Roihschilds command the
money market Of the old world; UIsracli,
a Jew, leads The House II Commons: a Jew
is Lord Mayor Of London 10 Germany hall a
dozen of The must distinguished professors
are Jews. u is doubtful whether the late
war in Europe could have been carried ION
without the aid VI the Rotlischilds. They
loaned immense sums 10 both Russia on the
me hand and The Allies on the other. They
have more recently offered % furnish The
Bank of France with thirty millions IN gold.
These sons Of Israel hold The purse strings
Of the world. arc the real kings 81 Europe,
and WELD sceptre of wider influence tlIan
did David in the gen,h d his fame.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

1'nE GgEATEsr ErY.-I.nn,lon i now Tie
grealrst cily IN lie world. and lar surpa.ses III
ne great eilirs ~ aniquiiy. Accord ngto Glib.
BIN. lie population ~ ancient Rome. IL ihf
height 81 ~ marnl6crnre. was 100000.
Nlnryeli il estimated 10 have had 6OO.0U0. and
III. Msdhursi suppose. The population d pekin
Is about 2,0O0,OOO The population of Lon
don, according ~ recent statistics, amounts 10
{. SOD, 900, 404.G2, having been atdrd 10 il dur.
ing The lat ten wears. Tie census shows ihsl
i contains 3O7. 7a2 inllabiled, aud $3.50 unia-
hahiieJ houses.
Paris proper has increased 200 900 IN rcpu.
lalion since Louis Napoleon frs, assumed
sway.
New York ssueelline on toward 100000
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

Tie Emperor Of Russia. ], is said. has re-
solved 10 introduce The Gregotian calendar INFO
oflwrlse days between The old style and The nes. .
This change will greaily aid The Development
Of commerce between Russia and The resi- u The
Christian world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

oH,YE BALD HEADED.-ws invite Tic atien.
lion of lhOse WHO are hslJ headed, and those who
sfsd Of lecomit %. 70 The advertisement, Of Prof
Woods Hair Resi@efre IN iolsy's paper. Wene moi
w The habit Of pulling every qusck nostum that s adj
yrTsed In our pspcr but feel II our duly. when
como sefcss an article that is good 70 lei The people
know Il. We have no fears o. having soon 10 seud
under hare poles snd Therefore have not used he Re-
siorafpe bot think 1.-THE certificates Of honest men cal
Ne relied upon. that 4 must he first rate article. Tfs
Il. " whose natural Wis. nrsd rrjassnsiian.
RetksRt Republican.
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ELorIso ALL ARouND.-The BnfT.lo Err.
press gives lie following chapter on domestic
difficulties:
Mrs. King, near Kingston, was recently IA.
ken sick. and her hn.band seized The nppnriu-
MY % elepe wlth handsome servant girl nam.
ed Martin. On their arrival in Albany, Miss
Marin clipped with yound man named Tor
nelius. taking Mr.. King'- money. King being
penileni, returned home and found thai hls wife
lad clipped with dry goods clerk named JET
lers with Ill lie movable articles in The house
Whe,enpon King started Of in pursuit, consider
ing himself deeply injured man.
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ia z II I ED !.

At the residence Of ]. W. Car. Esq. in Chapel HILL
on Tuesday the 2lstof October al O'Clock, A. NJ, by
the Rev. II. T. Hudson DrnELL TlLLEY, Esq, 10 Mis-.
MINERVA E. BuLLocK, formerly Of Fort Capron, Flo.
rida.
In caswelI county. on Tuesday the csth utmo, by
MARY ToTTES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

Lone SENTENCES Sanger, of The
Confl ol Common Please, a, Lawrence. Mass,
on Wednesday, pronounced the following sen
fences:
Charles @. Jones. lad of about II yegrs nf
age. nf Lawrence, was sentenced 10 The State
prison for The term Of his natural lie, for setting
lire to dwelling house IN the day lime--rhis
being The statute punishment, and tile conr
having no discretion IN The case.
John SILK. o. West Newbury. was senien-
ced 10 len days solitary, and afterwards BY con-
fnemenl al hard labor ii The State prison Tor
twelve years. for an attempt 10 ray,sil a Young
girl 81 about 10 years 81 age.
Thomas Airkey, on charge nf arson, was
sentenced 10 lie State prison for life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

Marrow EscAPE.- While Mr.. Choate was
making speech at Lowell, on Monday
night last, to about 5000 people assembled in
D large hall over the rail road depot, about
100 By 80 feet, the floor gave way with a
loud noise. Ii only sunk a few inches. how
ever. and order heing restored, Mr.. Choate
proceeded, when another noise and another
sinking, took place. The crowd then with
drew in good order, under The assurance DC
an architect that there was r0. danger. But
a subsequent examination showed that there
was danger. A letter says
let me say that there was danger-im-
minent and awful. Mr. Butler, though he
disguised his fears, entered the hall, never
expecting to leave il alive |; and 10 his firm.
ness and intrepidity credit should be gwen
for the preservation OF that great concourse
81 men aud women. He discovered, with
Mr.. Rand. that the floor had yielded percep.
tibly, that the noise which So alarmed all was
The swapping Of The iron fasteninss and sup
ports that ii the audience was not soon re-
moved, the floor and tie roof. and perhaps
the side walls. would sonn came down. He
discovered that certain timbers and joints
upon which the flucr rested had given way,
and that the ceiling Of the depot beneath was
opening and threatening. But The audience
retired 10 order and without accident.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

The Secrctary of The Interior has decided
against The ruling 81 lie late Commissioner o.
Pensions, making discrimination between The
volunteer and regular service. The soldiers of
ei her sersire, are. therefore, cqu.ly enilied 10
bounty land. A large number 81 claims that
have been suspended pending The decision Of
III il question, will nov be sail.fied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
NE VT GOODS,

10-E Yards Of Mohair DeBage, Poplins, Hamil.
= ~ao ton 4 Paris's printed DeIanes, English
and French Merinns
$50 yards OF Colored and Black Silks,
1878 yads Ribanas, Gimps, DC.
1900 yards Bleachcd and Unblcache,l Shiriings,
James, Pillow case and Sheetings,
go yards Linseys, 4lO0 yards Calico,
1900 yards Sanetts, Tweels and Wool James,
300 yards Cheeks, Stripes and Ticks,
lis Blankets, 500 yards Fannels,
French and English Cloths and Cassimers, yeslngs,
Ladies' Black Cloth and silk Cloaks and Nantes,
Sack Flannels, Silver Martin and concy Aimles,
Swansiown.
Genuine Swiss Muslins. dotted Do
Goats, Pants Vests, Oyercoas Cloaks, Gents ShaWls
and Shawl Pins, Shirts. &c.
eco Hats and Caps, $50 pairs Of Shoes and Boots.
Panished Oval Tcapots and Coffee higgins and
0blong Egg Coolers, len and Twelve holes, Japanncd
Toilet Ware.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent dash Leather. Plain and Twilled, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table Oil Cloths, three quarters 10
five qnalers wide. Scanning Cord, &c &c,.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
1900 Pounds Sole Leather French and American
Calf skins; Goat and Morocco Skins Binding and
cochincal skins and Boot tops; Home tanned Upper
light and heavy. and Sole Leather Sparables Brsds;
Threads, No. 10, L. &c. Bristes; Boot Webb and Eye
lets.
$500 Pounds Sugar, 5000 lbs. Coffee; a gallons
Golden syrup.
JAMES WEBB.
osicher IL CO.
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WELL SAID "A contemporary saws: In
our opnion, the result Of long experience and
observation, an editor Of newspaper may
deserve Ear more credit for what he keeps out
Of bis paper than for what he puts IN it,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12

ArrEsrr To CREATE lSsuRREcTios.-
0narhhs G,a.) r. eis,a ~ The 18Th saysi 1--WE
have learned that man by HE name ~ James
II.ncnck. has been arrested 10 Union county.
Aik.. fm distributing afe.arms among The ne.
sroes IN Union county, Ak. and 90 The bpr.
den ri claiborne and Union parishes. Thrre
was 10 be general concentration Of shout three
bundled nrg,oes Il given poiii, led on III
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Of flowers over his political grave. and point
to the bright record Of his services for the
country as bis fitting epitaph.
Well, they say the old gentleman takes
care Of his own, and the Locosa are triumphant
again. Buchanan is elected President Of
these United States. Why is il that our side
don't win sometimes. Is ii on account Of
our sins. or on the principle that we are
chastened because we are loved These are
very important questions, and deserve calm
reflection. We have ample time for this.
"All aboard" has been shoute, by Capts.
Fillmore and Fremont, and the two fleets
have got fairly under weigh for the head Of
Salt River. There they 60. Here we 60.
Hurra for the glorious Union Y! Americans
must rule America!
Row, brothers. row, the stream runs fast,
The rapids are near and the dayghts past"
Farewell, beloved Democratic friends, we
are oifon voyage, hut you'll see us again.
Jump into the spells, old fellows cram your
maws with Treasury pap, manage things your
own way, you've got the President and Com
gress,) and at the end Of four years you will
have 50 tangled up matters as to render a
change Of scene necessary. Then will we
come down from the head Of Salt navigation
and you will 60 up.
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N OF ICE.

by virtue nf Deed II Trust, executed 10 the sub
- sciber as Trustee. by Vaughan 4 Sweeney, 10
secure certain debts therein mentioned shall sell TO
The highest bidder. ior cash on sho credit, The
2slh 81 November ncsf ~ the properly conveyed in
said trust thai hiss been sold privately. The property
now 10 sell consists II tack 81 Land 81 about 900
acres, Merchant Mil. and Saw Mill attached. This
property i.at yaughans residence on Flat River. The
land i very well improved several out houses very good
Store House. and house suitable for tohacconi,
ready f1r business. &r.
u. &. PARRISH, Trustee.
Octotrr -. CO.
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THE King or NApIEs.-It is Thought, SAYS
the Richmond Dispatch. that the King Of
Naples is just fool enough TO resist the
combined fleets Of England and France. His
ignorance, stupidity and self conceit are enor-
nous. He is reported to have asked the late
Emperor Nicholas 81 Russia. when at Naples,
witnessing q review Of the army, whether his
marching such troops against France would
not strike terror into that country. !" Ii
might" the Emperor is said to have replied,
" Il the custom house officers should permit
them 10 pass the frontier"
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To all whom il may concern.

NOTICE Is hereby given. thai ! have granted 10 my
~ son John sykes, fee permission 20 transact bu.i.
mess and lie held responsible for his contracts 10 M full
and perfect manner as II Ne we're Of the full age 81
iweniy.one years. fenquish al claim 70 bis set,
ees and ,hs no, hold myself responsible for any 81 hl
engagements RICHARD SYKES
Nsvemhtt III, 81
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II TAKE this method Of inviting the attention Of The
citizens Of Hilsborough and the adjacent country
new supply Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
which has heen selected with much care both regards
STYLES and TERMS thus enabling to offer much in
ducement TO purchasers any establishment in the
country. In order 10 sustain fancy business in so
limited market. find necessary 10 keep up good
assortment Of the most desirable staple goods To this
class Of goods call attention, they have been select
ed Of the hest styles and quality and satisfied upon
trial they will give entire satisfaction 10 the fol-
lowing leading articles call especial attention, viz
Bieached and unheached Cotton Shirtings, FIannels
Blankets, l0-4, LID and l2.4 Irish Linens, Calicos.
Dress Goods Black and Fancy Silks, Shawls shoes Of
almost every description. Ladies' fine CATERS and Walk
ing shoes, also Servants Shoes.
No pains have been spared 10 make the assortment
of Milenary and Fancy Goods complete therefore Mrs.
Owen. who will give her attention 10 This part Of the
business aers herselfha she will lie able 10 meet the
views Of all who NAV favor her with their patronage.
She will also be ahle furnish great variety Of dress
and cloak Trimmings, and will aid purchasers in select
ing suitable kinds according fashions, Sc.: also all
the materials and patterns for making up Cloaks which
she will have executed Al short notice.
As great bargains are attractive 10 most persons.
invite attention 10 elegant lo Of heavy silk Cloaks
and MnntilIa which bought consequence Of gelile
them greatly below heiraactual value, and will offer
them al prices accordingly. Any person waning such
article would do well 70 call snon as am satisfied
they will not be disappointed in their expectation.
In short. only solicit examination Of The stock Ia
saiisfy a that aim 70 open Trade with the public that
will be 10 The mutual benefit u all parties.
II. L. OWEN.
/ Orioher %. CO.
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Driscoll's Balm ola Thousand Flow
ers f,r purifying he Complexion. removing Pinpes
and Rlnewpnns. snd cleansing The Teclh,-frice IS
cents.
Rosemary and Castor Oil. for pre-
venting The Hair rom llng out and ior Strengthening
III gfowih--Pnce - rents
Driscolfs Coloring Fluid. for chang
ing gray hair 10 il original color without staining lhe
kin ~ hands 10 IL appeation-I'ricc 50 cents.
Tor sale hy
!. <. TrKRENTiNE & son. |.
0ciol Ct 20. Gl-
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FAIR NOTICE.
October %.

A IL persons owing me, either hy note account,
- are earnestly requested 10 call and settle the
You may find ME Two doors lelow Wrhbis store.
A. W. HEDGpETH.
October 81. 81
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Hancock and Two or three others. The town
olEl Dorado was TO be atacked--ils inhabitants
murdered, and money and provisions obtained
by force. Kansas seems to have been their
destination, where promise II freedom was
held out. The pnr was 10 have malured on
the night Of the llih Of this month. We hope
the courts 81 Arkansas will meet out 10 The in.
cendiaries the full penalty Of The law.
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CONSUMPTION J. H. Warren, in a
communication to the Boston Medical Jour-
nal, states that lie has successfully admins
tered cocoa nut oil to number ofpatients in
whom pulmonary consumption had madelrapid
advances, in some cases mixing the oil with
phosphate Of lime and tincture Of wild cherry
Dr. W. expresses his decided opinion that
cacoa nut oil will do as much or more for The
consumptive as the codliyer oil, not only in
phthsis, but in other diseases where the latter
oil has proved beneficial, II is more palata-
bic and agreeable, and does not produce that
nausea and unpleasant feeling that codliyer
oil does.
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DISSOLUTION.

lie Firm Of Long & Cain has been dissolved BY
mutual consent, and the Drug Business will in
future Ne conducted by Dr. James T.. Cain. All lhosc
indebted 70 the late firm are requested 10 call Of once
upon Dr. Gain, and make settlement.
q. T.. LONG,
JAMES 4. CAIN.
November III. 64-
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

ME5- THR EXAMINING CoMMITTEE will
49, meet on Saturday The sth IF November,
hose wishing 10 get CERTIFICATES will please attend
will be the last meeting this year.
N. H. BROWN. Chm.
October IA. 90
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October %.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Il TAKE this method Of inviting the attention Of The
citizens Of Hilsborough and the adjacent country
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-19
Sheriff sales.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA. FIFTH
~ DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF TERREBONNE.
SYLVAN b. LkRIxANC

GTATE OF LOUISIANA. FIFTH
~ DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF TERREB0NNE
SYLVAN B. LEBLANc ,.ee
J.r.J.r =! 1H,poDAux} No. 1865
By virtue of writ of f. "a. emana-
ting from the above named court, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, there
will be offered for sale by Aubin Bourg,
Sheriff Of said Parish at the Court House
in Houma on Saturday the End day Of
August 1856, between IL o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock P. NJ, the following des-
cribed property to-wit:
LIST. The undivided third Of a certain
tract Of land situated in this Parish on
the left bank Of the Bayou Little Gallon.
and designated in the the surveys Of The
United States as Lot or Section No. 81
in Township No. 10 and Range No. le
East, the said section containing one hun
dred and eighty acres 25.l00 Of an acre
superficial measure, with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon.
end. And ihe undivided two.thirds Of
the above described property.
Said sale will be made 10 satisfy the
principal, interest and costs in the above
ease. Terms Cash.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Tcncbonne June 27t5 1856.