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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1857-03-14

4 A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL. -NiyI
/ There is a tide in the affairs of man, ) ia
I Which, if taken at the food. leads to fortune
4 ONE TRIAL NAY MAKE IG11>StcH FOX Y
/ Splendid schemese8T.SeSt 70 the Der
i - sEN9a11Rle.s1e EsNs2a1le - ~
t.3zxan -utl,de1nu
Than any other office in the State Of 1Sfyliind
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE
SINGLE TICKETS:
Hholes 81 Halves SO cts Quarters IS cts
/ CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
S rs Whole Tickets $1,000
! 20 Quarter Tickets 400
NOTHING VENTURE. NOTHING GAIN
Tickets Bought by the Package always the most
Profitable to the Purchasers
TRY PACKAGE.
For s25 we send package Whole Halve. & Grartets
For $40 we send package Halves two Whole tick cts
or 80 We send package Quarts i one Whole Ticket
| Look at the following
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
Ore of which are drawn at IL O'Clock each day c the
BRILLIANT
7,267 fiOliars.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Il
CLASS $40.
CORB1N Il CO., AiENTS. q
SCHEME.
prize Of 500,
do l,hS,
,se 30 30 8
g DO DO q
1923 do II
22l76 do n
24,sel prizes amounting to sH.sE
CAPITAL PRIZE. 1
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A GARD.

return my sincere thanks my friends custom
ers and the public generally far the liberal
heretofore extended to me. As have annie enconr
agement from my friends, should I remain and to
give everybody the opportunity Of trading with
THOMAS. have concluded to continue business in
this City. and solicit the continuation of the natron
age OF MY friends. customers and the public
to the concern of Thomas and Bro e-~"''
Feb'y 7, 1857. 36-6t
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SasA Yankee editor says-."rhs march of
e's'ii@at'on Is onward-on'Tsard ard-likse the Glow.
'u' intrepid tread of jackass towards nscl
of oats" P'eA
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d. HOUSTON

NOTICE.
COPARTNERSH NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day associated themsel
vestogether under the name and style of
S. Nj. THOMAS a. BRO.
For the purpose of carrying on the Mercantile Busi-
ness at the Store occupied by S. II. Thomas, market
square) where will keep constantly on hand a
large and well selected STOCK OF GOODS. En-
bracing,
Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots.
Shoes, Yankee Notions, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Holow-ware;
and a large and choice
selection of GRO
ss=-assssssesz E-ZZL2xkE4
(Liqnors excepted
We respectfully invite friends sin9 the putlic
generally to call and examine our Stock be.sr ma
King their purchases, as determined not to be
tNDERsoED by any honse for CASH "
1romps anu personal attention paid to orders
S. NJ THOMAS
Fayetteville, Feby Z, 1857.
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Maryland Lotteries:

CORB1N q co AUE FMS. he
A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL. Nsii,
There is tide in the affairs of man. :, ts
Which, if taken at the food, leads to fortune z
ONE TRIAL NAY MAKE YCIIsnICH FOR x
- Splendid scheme.smssest 70 the aer
bic -ntnde1u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-10

can Baltimore in the number and cnor-
nifty of crimes show that Elect ior
frauds are crpetratcd elsewhere thar
in prescribed Baltniore-proye that thu
trade Of Baltimore, ruled by Americans
Is in heaithier, purer and better condi,
,ion than that Of Philadelpnia, ruled by
the foreign minlons OF an unirinciplcJ
dcmagogue. SoIuch for the comparison
so much for the record, to which we
invite the attention of u candid and I'M
partial reader. Which is the right!
And now to the people of Maryland
belongs the right to say whether the
locoloco rowdics and black.uards OF
Baltimore, by sending their money and
men to the counties, shall over-rulo and
out-votc them; whether the foreign vii
!ains who murder innocent men and then
throw the blame on the "know Moth
ings" shall control the Legislature and
by passing restrictive laws-by taking
the power out Of TIE hands of the
Mayor and Council and placing it in the
hands Of foreign mlnions who proclaim
ga foreigner to Re more entitled to
privileges on this soil than native.
born American" bring Baltimore down
to the level Of bankrupt Philadelphia !;
Will thi, thing be! Will the people of
Maryland allow this stupcndous, brazcn
scheme Of packing the counties and over
ruling the city to be carried through !
Will they consent to be ruled by the
dcmagogues who are trying to ruin Bal
timore in order that they may "crush
OUT Americanism' VIII they allow
themselves to be forever subjected to
this Satanic dominion "by faltcring in
this terrible hour!" We trust not
The eyes Of all good men are upon our
gallant state and in November let this
laundering gasconadc about the "ruin
of Daltimorc,' be silenced by sending
men to the State Legislature who are
favorable to the true interests of that
city: who wish to see the city prosper
and continue as she always has been, an
honor to the Sta &c and nation. Let the
PEOPLE of tho counties proclaim their
confidence in American Baltimore, its
American Mayor and American people,
mistaken, undated and firm.
BOHEMIA.
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slop by water. instead Of being fed in the
grain. or Oh he cob 1t shoull be recn'lcc.
tel too. that the cob when reduced into meal
makes excellent food for mllch cows mixed
with cut straw.
Each hog-yard ongh! to be furnished with
arub'ing post AMI a trough he kept ualtr
cover in which the hogs could at all times
flint ,ottcn-wood. ashes. charcoal and salt
Fattrning hogs shUull he fed three times
day. say at sunrise, II o'clock. and about
sun setting. and care must I've observed to
give them their meals at these times rcgm rly.
aS regularity in the hours Of feeding operates
most favorable in the taking OH o. fat. They
should he wa'cr,d three times dar.
Fattening hogs should have their troughi
CLEANED, ard their sleeping apartments well
Uttered with clean straw once week.
--imslcaa Ftumcr.
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agricultural.
SWIM e.

If you have not already done so, have your
pens made ready fer the hogs you mean to
latten. Every pen should have covered
house with two apartments, one to iced III.
the other to sleep in. The pea should open
ON an enclosed yard, the surface of which
should be covered to the depth of u inches.
with rough materials Of some SOFT. as loain
and leaves from. the woods marsh mud, river
mud, creek mud, ditch scrapings, or some
kindled substance. to act AS abSorbent> of the
LIQUID voidings oi The fatlening hogs: over
these substances plaster, or pulvcrlztd char
coal should be silt,d every few days and. if
convenient, additional quantities Of rough
materials should be spread over the surtace
Of the yard every week or so during the fat
'enng of the hogs, upon which plaster. or
pulvc'ized charcoal, should be strcwn.
When the hogs are fattened and killed, if
you have the tine and materials to spare.
spread Of the rough substances named over
the surface of the yard, say to the depth of3
OF inch,s, dust plaster thereon TO save the
ammonia --oryou may clean up the yard, and
form The materials into compost.
Hogs ale most exc, llcnt munipulators Of
manure !; but, to render them efficient YOU
must .furn,>h them with the rough materials
TO work with. Each hog i'll pen is capable
uuIlnS lAe talleillhS ScSSoh VI converting
Two two-horse loads Of the materials we have
named into good manure. No animal voidS
more urine than the fat,cning hog. and there
are none voiding it of a richer quality : it
aaounds in urcS Gtbumen, common sal, muir
a'e Of potuSh, gypsum, cho'k, and sl1"ber salts;
while he solid excavations are supposed to
he as rich n untiiiivc clements as are human
cxcrencnis. Substances, th,n, so enrich.
ing, should most certainly be cconomi>ed,-
should he made to perform their rightful of
tic,s in the improvement Of the soil in the
increase, nuturc. elabratiun and perfection
Of the products Of the earth.
All hogs when first taken up for fattcning
should receive two or three doses IF -four Of
sulphur and coppcras. at intervals Of two days
apart. to he given in mrsscS Of bran or meal
Their food for the first two or three weeks,
should lie pumpkins, applies, or roots Of sore
kind, winch should be boiled and made into
nasl.cs with ban, or mcal, the latter being
increased from day to day, 50 that when they
come to have corn meal altogether, the change
may not be injurious felt by them.
Hogs should be Withdrawn from the woods,
and pcnntd. as soon as The supply Of mast
ceases to be sufficient to continue their i'll.
crease of size. flesh and fat.
When taken into the pen for fattcning a
saving of 30 per cent may be effected, if the
sern To ground int meal, aud conreztsd la.e
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The Times-A Protective Tariff


The news from Philadelphia and other cities
Of the s'oppaee Of specie payment bv the
banks, and wade spread h'nk'npicirs Is non
surprising. AS we SOW. onu>t we expect
10 reap. The readers of the Tribune need
not be reminded that. from the inception Of
The policy OF 1915 known as Mr.. secretary
Robert ). Walkers Tariff Bill. our columns
have not ceased t" exhibit IN season and out
"i season arguments against 1t. We have
nns' duoch 10y apla enl coninerIcn| Stcaline>S
and prosperity hold to the doctlinc that
'he day OF reckoning must come 10 the rcck
less and ignorant assaults ON the Protective
s,vs'e'n and the Inauguration Of British Free
Trade. There are some sciences which ad,
init of exact forsclinss for example an
eclipse OF the Sun may he precisely promised
by Astronomy. There are other sciences
whose provisions ale NOT the less certain,
though The particular day OF an ohscura,ior
may not be set down in advance tndur
the latter comes the science OF Political Econ
ony as little studi d as trancenlent as'ronmy
hui nol less 'lu'. VI lhe tntne mb,r Of mvr,
who preHnneto instruct Or control the public
very, very lew make any study of Political
Economy. Fal the most part, Of the trash
taught IN our college Is worth than nothing
-. ~ NV
vlnrlal echo OF the tal!acics OF British Free
llade But Political Economy can he so
studied, 50 apprthrnd,d. that the 'inevitable
revnlsions' can be traced to specific causes,
winch sound policy can remove
when that mass Of folly and msreprcscn
lations the Report of Mr.. Secretary Walker
OF lSi0-- appeared the world was Informed
mat tho new era OF commercial independence
was opened for this country in general and
The city OF New York in particular New
York was to be freed from provincial like
dependence on London: she was the great
distributor OF wealth. the city Of cities. 1t
requires no special vaticinaiion TO say that
New York Will ultim' ~ be the chi con-
mellcal city OF the world but the pal,cn-
lar premises OF Mr.. Secretary Walker have
been flaIly denied by the facts Of the last
ten years. First the value Of the money. not
wiihs andins the sheer accident Of the dis.
covery OF the mTcS III California, has in the
long run steadily increased so that it is im-
prs.hle to BE- mad at anything like legal in
.rrest. the whole ordinary transaction, Of
men in this sense are 50 deianged. thai from
ST to 3G5 Icr cent is freely given for money.
The ordinary mode of raising it OH securities
has come to about Il dead Sand still for the
mass Of the people of moderate means and
The best paper of the great houses is largely
sold ut destrucively usurlous rates, when
buyers can be found. Tins, notwi hs;and-
that some fifty millions Of gold come hi'hcr
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nlisee!lni,cors.
T. AlsGsEOaD l. SONS
pu9sE GsSVEGO STARCH,
(FOR TILE LAUNDRY,l

ETAS established a greater celebrity than
IA has ever been 0Otai"cd by any othe
Starch.
This has been the result of its marked su-
pennEity in quality, and its invaria1le uui
iognly.
The public may he assured of the ccltiu,
ance OF the high standard now established.
he production is over Twcaty Tons d.
and The Il, mlnI has extended thfousho,it
whole Of the United States, ana to fu....
Countries.
N"rSiuS thus on very large scale, sd
under rigid >st~m, they are able 70 sec
sprr1cct uni'inilty Ill the JnaIty through Ut
the year. This is the great De.ilrr,tl..H "a
Starch making, and is realized now f.: the
first tim..
The very best Starch that can be ma b,
and no other, is always wanted by consulii~ -
and this viii he Supplied 10 them by ,he gro
GERS. AZ soon as tls!r customers have Lee ned
which is the best, and ask for 10th ri;
they would be likely to get that ar -.
which the largest profit can be made.
Mr. kin,Sturd his Lcrn engaged II 80
mannilrtuie of Starch continuously. for
last - years and during the whole tie
Rod III" Starch made under his surerYisio.
has been, beyond any question IT, best i
the market. For the first II yeara, lie hal
the charge fthr works uf VIM. Colgate x Co.
1t which period he invented the process ~
the manufacture of Corn Starch.
~ Ask for kings!ori's Starch, as tlI
name Os"rgo has been recently takin- "
another factory.
1t is sold by all oftHc best grocers a .sas
~ every part Of the country.
r. KlNGSFORD X SONS
osWEGO CORN sTARfI,
(FOR puDDlNGS &c)
Has obtained an equal celebrity with ( "a.
Starch for the Laundry. IT. .r'jr's ;,
perfectly pure and is, in ey -ry espt, 8, .la..
to the best Bermuda AFRO" Root, besides
having additional qualities which regttG Il
inrl!nabi. for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively ,.t.:-.
aud sold a. Cora starch, and has given I..se
Impressions to mlnv, AS to the real merits 81
our Corn Starch.
From iis great dclicacy AMI purity, i, .
coming also into extensive use as die .cg
infants and invaiiis.
L. N. KELLOGG x CO. Agents, -
1876 Fulton st. n. 7.
DAVID T. EUZDY, Agc"t, Excha =
Place, Baltimore. aug. g. N.
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Farmers Depot s. Plaster Mills,
AT THE JrHCTioN or
York -4ueHue. Cro'rn aid Cmio,shW SIS.
PHIL ADELPIIlA

WE offer l,rse stock Of Chemical nur. and
w Fertilizers at low prices. aud warranted to
ho gcnune among which will .c found
l.0OJ tons No government Peruvi IN tiuano.
l.OoD tons De Durgs No | super phos phate Of
Lime.
The above standard articles are each. OF their
kind, the best in the WORLD. Our Lunl Plaster
hianafac' .rel from select stone. is celebr ITO
throughout the Union for its purity and strength
We iavite orders for DO lungs No | Super
Phosphate Of Lime; No. Govcrnm .nt Peruvian
Gu no; Frcnchs improved SUPER Phosphate of
LINE; French Phalclphi. Puulrette No |
Phosphate Guano. ,Ihlais Co.'S Mexican tiuanu
CA y Extra Lind Pas or Chemical Bonc, gisl
tiuanc, ordinary Land Faster, Pare Boss Duat,
Ground Charcoal.
0l0 barrels l. nd Plaster.
5000 " CASTING Plaster
10000 = Iydr ulic Cement,
5000 " Trno Roman Cement,
l.0J0 . Pertain lEnglish) Cement
Also. Dentists Plaster. Stereotype Plaster, Glass
NJ kers' Plaster; Ground soap stone. Ground
Nhle Marble Ground Blue Marble Powdered
anthraci o Coal, in barre a 'iroun Brown stono
20. bbs) White sand. lin bbls> Ground Brick for
Painters Chemical Bone Dust
FRENCH, RICHARDS 4 Co.
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot, al june
ton of York Avenue, Grown and CallowLills
SITS. Philadelphia. Sept. 10
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5torss, 81.
STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRlDGE 4 Co., are now receiving
"a their fall supply OF Cooking AMI P.rlor
Stoves, among which are to be found the
Royal cook lit Top, three Sizes I'll. Globe
Ai:-'iehl far wood or coal; tn. B lie of tn.
states; the R"ya! EMERGED Fra Box, for
wood the Girarl Air-ighi for coal ar wood
the Golden Cook for wood. improved the
Woodland II me, beautiful wood Steve.
an entirely new pattern. elevated oven. aud
II great variety OF other Doking S owes, not
halnc", all superior Bakers, to which
we invite the attention Of all persons want
ing stoves rs We know that We can sell them
as low rs they can be bought in any other
market. We have. also, q great vari,tf Of
Psllor ana Hall Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited to
call nhd examine oar assortment. wl.ere can
also hc found great l.ahy housekeeping
al'lclcs such rs smoothing Irons, cast Iron
lloil"wwarc, Tined and porcc lainc lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe Lanterns.
fluid Lamps. JAp.ncd Tin ware, Frtnc h
wash Bowls, Britannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and blsting do. Wafl. Irons.
Soap stone Grilll"s, Shset Zinc Dickrn-
son Patent Batter Ci.urn, very superior
article; Charcoal and Stone coal Furnaces.
&c, all OF hich will be sold on acc ,lnHoiA
ting terms, at the ELKTON SrOY E
HOUSE. corner Main AID Bridge streets.
Elktcn, Sept. Il, ALpKIDGE 4 Co.
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Cares.
ItESiDF L..

NLIyER 4 Willis would respectfully inform
~ heir friends that they have rehuvrt from
th,!r former place of business. to Ill thestIut
) rcet, corner Of Franklin Place, formerly occu-
piel by ii1ckhil and Wilson, kao~n AS the old
Franklin llll Clothing poru,s.
We take this oppor unity 10 re'urn our sincere
til INKS to the Merchants and citizens Of E!kton
AMI vicinity. TOR pas. fsvos and earnestly solicit
continuance of their liberal patronage.
Fob l4-lf OLIVE d WELLS
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DOCT. &C.. w. HaA1EES,
DENTIS1

4 , I
NV ARK, DEL.-As many perscrs ere rc
iwa:e Of tho time necessary to perform 49,.
per.9o, operations in the Dental artI thnLtfiJi.E
bu. jus,ico to those ut distance. who may con
tempt .te visiting me ns well az TO myself 10 t.us
publicly suggest to such the propricty Of ;ime! =
informing me by mail or otherw SO to that escaI
request this ftyor more especially where he
operations required are Of such nature 10
e.oer them necessarily lengthy, Ls s,fHeiel t
time can then be reserved for sueh special o.
mi hereby prevent disappointment.
L. ". iiAINEs, y. y. g,
July II '57-lys Newrh, bel.
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A ca y %.

TIVE undersigned, having entered in
B. CoPartncrship for the practice OF the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt aud undivided attention to such
business as may be entrustt d 10 thrm.-
O.li:e opposite opposite the Court II use,
where one or both may always DE found dur
Ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN a. J. CRESWELL.
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DEER PARK SEMINARY,
Newark, Del.

DY REV. GEO. HOOD AND LADY
- The Winter tenn OF this Srsct Board
tng School, for Young Ladies' will commence
November LIST. 1857. The number of pupils
IS init d to twenty. Pupils vii here lin,l 4
good home, earnest study, faithful teachers,
and II healthy moral influence.
FERNs.-For Bnarl, and ruitio, in Eng
'ish branches, per term Of five month 5, 40
Music, Drawing. Painting, &c extra.
For Circulars, or other !nformLlion. en-.
ln!re OF the Principal. Sept SIN.
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ROBERT LUMSDEN,
(suCcEssoR OF JOHN LtAsELE,)
Grocer, L. Communion Niea cRsl,t

Grocer y: COnsDlISsiOR Aiei cissss. t,
No. Al, Cheapsids, Uwo doors il'n. llatst
BALTIMORE.
stELLS oil kinds OF Grain and Country
y Produce en- Commission, and keeps on
general assortment OF Groceries always II
hand.
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4. HERE'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Boot, Shoe and Cater Store.

1911 Nnrfh Sec St., Phi'a a few doors below Vine
I AIDES and GENTS, you wNnt an equivalent
i j for your money in Boots. Shoes or Caters,
call in at Our new store and obtain it, Ii sht OK.
penscs quick sales md small profits enable rs
10 prom SO this Look Mt a sample of our prices:
Ladies' Gal ers, single solos. from SIS to 3' thick
solcs from Lao to s 7j with hees. l.65 to 81 90;
morocco and xii boots. with heels 81 TO 81 90
all others equally cheap. Measures taken and
IN de to order on short .uoticr. Special attention
paid to ch'drens' shoes. s~V"Gum Roots aud
shoes of all kinds. FEB 81 ly
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rT'AHRANT' Preparations selizo Arcr.
! iont. Comp. Ext. Cubehs and Cap iva Cord
Elk Turkey rhuk'rb. Extract Sarsaparilll for
Thorn ~ Coa.p. Extract Of Copniva; sarsaparilla
tor sale At n. Ii. CARS0N'S,
Now nrug store
Eosk Eua Port Eesssi.
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THE CASH SSISTINI.
AE.E. A. 2c:TAL CssAyeE

= III IL SAt5 l = i SS'i'iGSJ
GSSE1s As.z. A. sI.:TA5. CHANCE
T WOULD say to my Old customers and ti:a
T. Public that | have opened - stpr. "a
North street, opppsit. where my -. ot!,
was hufncd. where viii 40 !. strict CASH
Business. believing i! Ia bs to tho interest
10 both the buyer and scliIr.
BY buying for CASH cln bay ct lesst Per
cent cheaper. and by selling for cash can
AFFORD t" SSH 10 per cent less than on craft.
giving my customers chlnce TO SAVE i :.
cents on every dollars worth they buy
My Stock consists of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS, AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SlIDES,
Cedar Sc, To my stuck of Groceries wiz
give particular, attention to have them, fres +,
and in quantities 10 suit custom -. san
Beef Clipped Beef, small BAggcu Jams. =
Coffee, Sugar and NJ GLASSES, caa always o..
had at city prices. The Motto is Qu.
sales AMI Small! Profits. Com, or send o.-y
and Try, we have but one cash prizes OH odc
Goods. JACOB 3. ASH.
N. B.-Country Produce taken in sg
change for Goods at cash prices.
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DIR. j. 6. STsTFs

CHILLS IND FEVER.
TUSr received fresh supply ofPas,h,tl Ills Fever
y and Ague Mixture, never falling remedy for
this disease; give it a trial
DR.. II. IL. MITCHELL Agent.
may 80 tlstO Elkton. Nd
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Guper Fhsp hate Eilme. fc
~ sale b. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-20
SUEEv2F'S SALE.

TCY VIRTUE of an execution issued ont Of the
. District Courf of the SIKH judicial District in
and for The County of Sacramento end state of Cali
fornia, to me directed and delivered commanding me
10 make the Of seventy five sixty one hnndrcdhs
dollars of suit, and oil accrlihg costs said
writ wherein q. 4 81. A. Haflley are plaintiffs. and
Jesse Elder Il G.. A. Walter are defendants have
levied upon and shall expose at public sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash on the e5th day of August.
a. y. 1851. at the hour of o'clock y NJ all the
right title and interest of c A. Waiter. one oi the
defendants above named, in and to The following
property to wit: the one undjvded llth interest in
and TO the Union Claim. being 200 feet front by $50
ieet deep Said claim Is situated near the reservoir
back of lhe town of LNnchhurg IN i'ntte County CAL
iforna. Also all hc tools and siujccs belonging To
or in arywise apperlaning nnlo said claim.
The above sale 10 AXE place at the court House
door the town 0rUve, county and state aforesaid.
Dated August, 1857.
p. .FREER, Sheriff Butte County