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TO ARRIVE.
Pas.euxers sailed

IN m.hip Niagara from BOstn-F0L LSeP'9fTSlI aea
Ms. r. II Boot Miss Boot John W-1othSn " . LeY
Boston: Chas Wood Cambridge, Geo brEd"rd hIouiy r.
d Howe., Densi. Mas q, c Fqrbu.h Bns9r R. a. Tar.
mr. ChaYle.,ovp Msss WIN. Fdss, w. r. F4es brsto (;
Fred Oh. r. A. Wa6Drd, Indiana jos. w. Branch,
5, Louis. John Rots'9n s. John n r syg 81 JRhR
,. N.r,i.h' Thos Glover. 7. N. Delaware, Qaebec
Il Fraser Edw Burstan CsusdA W Lapen1isre Woodsocf
e " n III Prieur Geo Young and wife B. Davis Lewis
Rr,sSop Montreal Chas NJ Hods'on, sbeAsld Manuel A.
kps "a A. Jaooby, Deu MS R&h, Geo WAlkes EnsAnd Geo
Ta1lo- fiv.Tpool; J Relso Glasgow; G. Williams, Man.
eh5s,er-ss For HalUarT. L. De Wolf-, Capt. T. Lev.
srtt CAPT GIipS ell c.Ii G1hoSP B0;.oT M. sS'.5
Rsy Hi,snbo,bam 81 Logisi Major Hooper, PoFtsmoath
W O'Connor 8. Cuppe', P c. Hill Rober: Morow A y
K.ulbsck David Johnson John Faulkner O. Curtis X
der Hahfa Henry KsnelJ Yarmouth Mr' 9. MeDGntS'
Setoa z W Mai.ef ss.hSslS h sJvA sS.' B.pS
Liyerreol-2e Total, S.
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sopoIRs On w.Sp..d.y J.n "a Ann ROdtsr, ofse.Ie,i1
Srfy d.a,s,sr of William and Csthsrine hodssr' aga
years and months. eh
ROBIEsON-On Tuesday nsht, jan u 81 go -
Robip,or dso,h.r Of John and Margaret h'oh'oh' 49,
years and n0bths- t4.
pFyEOIDs-On Wedrsedsy Jan. IT, Mary AEn ReJnol'i
only daughter Of Peter and AAer n, l''1'' - -
7dsyI 81, - a
sHAw-on wednesday, JAH. Il. Mr' HAnIAA slA"' NV
Her f.pd, are requested attend her fansrh ron
S.uee Of her .or il law john hGllen NO 40 so-H
further invitation , =, -, CT.
sMITH-on "Wednesday jan H. Mish.el Smith ron 10Y
hill County Csysr, Ireland IN ine "a - = -,
e,,,ro o. vt,s,.l l., IA MAY fftn daughter Of ADAM
Smith Ise Of Doue5 sssy, County Derry lreiAel
sNALL-In WuliAnsburgh, os Wednesdsyl 81. ~ u ~
.pTr,iop Charl.. Small IL the 6.h year Of Hl' Nc
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philadelphia Markets.. JAN. Is.

QuERcI1Ros BARK qsiet for Of stock CLovEssEED
ue AZ previous quotations FLOUR unchanged. aud the
port demnd yery sht q. Sc Jd sc 81 RYE FLOUR quiet
+3 jOd IS Corn MEAL dull at 50 WHEAT in fair de-
rnsnJ light receipts and stock rates firmly
held bush Sc for PennsyvAnis red and 81 81
RYE brings 81c. arrival and IL wanted
CoEs supply and 1000 bush sold a. yesterday
rates. OATS steady. In Provisions and GROCERIES no
chan &C. and a small business WHISKY looking up,
With ,sles Of hhds at 25.c, aud bbls. at 26.aES.
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Trial Tern.-NOs. ILL., E9, 49,,
500 S. 23s Il9 3sg 3 SIS 6 5j7 512 5j 54 5l5 $40 ST.
SEA $40 5 $50 $40 $50 $751; 49, 65 53I So $50 $40 81 5i2
w 455
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-NOs. 30, so, 81,
g. S. So to so, e. $500
SUPREME Court CIRCUTT.--Pat I.-Nos. 20, 1891
1912 l170 1911 1882 1893 1884 Special Csendar-393 1884
1909 Pan I-Nos 27s 29e 5l6 l3s, 1874 2so 5, 46, as,
IA 40 49, 46 TO 4 400 20 46s 472 TO 1885, 49, 20 52 &c.
3l2 sat- SO.
Su,Rrnr CouRr-Specia 1erm.-Adjourned to
Monday next. 70
CoMMoy PLEAS Trial Term-Part Mos. IS,
254 to 264 Ss 49, 49, 2o5 PART lINos ia g. 49, l9a 1872,
q 253 inclusive
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yUorLrt. ReDOrted Lv Telegropk.

kEwOsLEASs Jan l4-CoTToSis without quoable Ghaase
sal.s to-day 1900 bales MIXED CoRS Is scarce aid has al
yanced 10 sCc MoLAssEs, die. Mess PoRK, Sls dde<l
Bsrreed LARD nc. FEEGeHTs 70 LiveIp ol aud hsyfe
ste.dy EXCHANGE London 81 prem bREADsruFFS aud
Provisions generally dull - $1,000
CH.RIysros Jan l5-COTroN-Ssles Go bales and for the
week 7o The market closes depressed az decline on the
week If !a4c. The quotations are irregular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

COFFEE Rio eJninGes steady, under later dares from Bio
Jan.iIo AID fair inquiry prevails By the White CoGds
$500 the stock Increased bag In
Tier descriptions he bnsinss moderate former price.
..les Of so BAGS RIO Al "a lCic
FLOUR ASD AEAL-Only moderate AsIiyAs Of Western
Canal Flour snd with better demand for export ard The trade
Yres ;b- O~ grades Sc better especially for State
rAnds these benz u9st soush, alter the better grades
rrly held ard are fair for city eonsumpton the
hss are sore sos a. 80 .5Gte $ fsT eeEGs0 10 GOOD
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW YORK


ships-E. Drnson, wilAras, Mohle Pos, Smith Co /,
Isaac webb. Brytr. Liverpool, {. MArshLL
Bnks-MEiA Adelaide, DominCusE, Madeira |" Dsrex
Emily lBr l Subj 81 Johns =. Roome DE- widdie "
II Wolfe Holmes, New Orleans, Fade HAIsrL
Bus.- Aavea Carver Jscksonvl- Walsh Carver C6Ass
Ger Pierce Lsvsou MonTovia q W. Hat forhax, Gard
uer Cardenss Mosss TAy Co. > French bosn serfs
Leone, }. A. MachAdo .
Schconers-Lucy Ames Aces Norfolk Metcslfk Dvhe.a Z
C. Howard Rogers. Galveston, y. Clements Co., DAnVic
Chester, Richmond, {. III. Pierson.
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SECOND BOARp.



The Stock market was heavy this morning, with u
fair amount Of business At the Second Board there
was some recovery Of frmness, with more disposition
10 buv. The principal fuctuat me have been in Mich
igan Southern, which, after falling Off to Sc, cold, after
the Second Board, as high $751; In other descnp-
tions the changes were not important but at the close
the market was firm. CALIFORNIA; of 1876 sold at 30
"a decline of ii e cent since the steamer.
The market for Exchange has been inactive. Rates
are heavy and the beet Sterling can be bought at y
s. = cent Canada bank bills with city Endorsement
sold at 81 = cent. Francs are SO 80.
To Liverpool there is more Offering rates of Freight
are well supported. The engagements are 900 bbs.
Flour at 2s. 3d. a 2s. I'd; 1900 bush. Gfaio at
6}d a I'D; 500 bales Cotton at 3-l6d. sd. 1000
boxes Bacon at 2js. 100 packages Lard at 2js.
To London 700 bbl.. Flour at %. lid 80 boxes
Bacon at Cos. To Glasgow, rates continue nominal.
To Rotterdam 800 bbls Rosin al As, and Measure
mtIt Goods at 42s I'd. vessel was engaged for
Constantinope to take 1900 gals. Rum at &c. 800
bags Coffee at Jc and 500 bbls. Rosn at 81 90 TIVE
vessels were taken to load Sugar and Moasses at the
roth Of Cuba at 4Oc T. 100 h for the former and 81
y hid. for the latter.
Tie business of the Sub-1reasury was: Receipts,
1904 80 9S including $50 900 for transfer drafts on
Charleston, S. c.; Payments, 500, 6l6 -, including
s2s 600 California drafts and checks Balance, sll,
-, $50 81.
The business of the Clearr gHouse was $50 9' 900.
The Ericsson steamer leaves Saturday, notwith-
standing the rumor to the contrary. small amount
of gold will 60 by her.
The Money market is comparatively easy III stock
circles and but little difficulty is experienced in carry
ing stocks
The Great Western ,Marine) Insurance Company
have lust declared their first annual dividend of which
the stockholders receive % e dividend Of profit,
and 81 q cent interest," which, with the interest paid in
July, produces return on the stock OF over 50 g
cent for the fiscal year. The Directors have also re-
aincd 81 coo to pay losses which may arise from dis
asers heard of to date.
This Company has increased ts cash capital to one
million of dollars, and with the surplus fund represented
by scrip to its customers makes its capital about one
million four hundred thousand dollars.
The Bank of Savings, No. o. Blocker street. the
Bowery Savings Bank, No 100 Bowery, and the Sea-
mems Bank for SavDgs Wall stree, will pay tue semi
annual interest due Dec 81 at the usual rates-all on
Monday, the 18th inst.
The Continental Insurance Company has declared a
semi-annual dividend Of y cent.
The Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared half yearly dividend of y cent payable on
the ID February, at the Company office
The earnings ofthe Michigan Central Railroad Com
tany for let week in January, 1857, were:
1857. 1856.
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In brio Va T. Dssas, (r1@ Perts+ Prsaee-Csse D. j.
Rebiv.on ~ big Beam Of Fl John, ~ g.. Mr. j. Yosns
- "a ~, Wn skir nrr Of Baltimore lost Spanish Rev
Ref a Abaeos and sunk IN hiboms water ersu and
small part Of saved
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rnrL.r .CAREru1Ir REPORTED TOR rHE TRIBCsE,

THURSDAY jan ID 1897.
AsHEs-Tbe inquiry moderate and prices unchanged
e OF % bbls a. - 5 for POts and 81 7 SO FOR Pearls
CO1TON-The mGiet continue. irregular and devoid Of
,ur Vet Folders disposed crowd their goods
e hear Of Gales Of middlnEs low lac. We
however ehalse in quotations. The sales
uor.e a. 4 o0 bales We quote:
~T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price Of the Pa
eipa articles of Farm Produce IN the City OF New
York on Thursday, Jan. -:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

BOSTON Jan. l5-AIr ships Mary aud Martha New.Or-
losn. Arabels Mobile bAks Mary Ezabeh and AIMS New
Orleans. SJlph, Baltimore; AbasuD New Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

&l25 coo Of lie promises 20 psy II there eny oaey
Furd money, either on hand or In prospective over
paving up for former broken Banks, sucn money .e
iaiDly due TO the holders OF Lewis County DANE -
N here were snv asetsof tie Bank, where sre th.y
Who il the Receiver if any ; Whose business 5 "
look after the interests OF the oIlholder ineIe
tsnly must be something or there WAS dead ~ io.
Apy inf rmaton this subject rom state ofnces "
from outsider will be thankfully received. AL We
ever could learn wss, that Gen. Nye, on tne spP'1os
ten Of the oKners of the Bank, was spPonto ".
ceiver and that Mr.. St John the thea
revoked such appointment. Perhaps the Generai cen
illuminate some Where are-the asse,s OF the L9",s
County Bank The holders OF Lewis 19unly p SI
notes e1pect a report from somebody. mh our ue'e
gsuon-will Mr.. Roberts OF our as'c' ue VII
kind of report II distresses us 20 see Ne" iorA
SAFETY Fund Bank buried without there beng some
reg ard paid 10 the mourners.
We understand that notwithstanding the decision OF
the Supreme Court of the State Of California declaring
the State Bonds unconstitutional their agents here,
Nessrs. Wells. Fargo & Co., have concluded to pay
the balance Of the January coupons.
MEMORANDUM OF o.LUossi, ; sI.rE BONDS 0''''AO'N'
s.r I. e.nI.ued under the act Of April e. s5l sSs5oO
Payable March !, 1861. ,o,aoo
seven cent-Isued under act Of MAY ls5@.'''' lSsOV
' PAYABLE Marrh l.. 1870. 1900
Seven a. ctnt-lssuec March To- lS .''''''''' 'VVV
Payable March 1870 .
Seven = eeAt-Is.aed under act Of APIi. ~ $50
81 $50 600 providing that amount OF
indebtedness. shall accrue Pnor 70
jan 10! L. 20. =, Ian under the act $4,000
Payable July l. 1875
Tot1 sm0ani Of ''h peo' ., s3l5s 500
WAR DEBT STATE 81 OALloNA
Twelve v Iel'-DoN"' ~ .,........ s 800 900 o.
80 interest o Jan. I. is5S...... lilo ~
Seven p cen,-Issued OF May l. lS52 eo3sS 20
Interest to Jan. l, ls56........ l5o,oJO w
~ ............ Z l.O8l 60 So
t 'A he Hated states Government $4,000 %
% 49,. ..i h. c.lif,rri. .............. sls7,6lO So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

D...-,.. T,e .Jersy City Fire Department Fund
b. s,s,on Of 100 FROM the Jersey City Insurance
$1,000 80 is t9tob through the hands Of its Presi-
49, Georse ". Ssvsfe
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALAASAc....THis DaY
s,,-Rse. 7.:2 sets........ <59 AOon-Sets n 70
/ wATEE....THts DAY.
sandy Hook II :OS Gov Island II S5m Heb Gate. lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

Aep.e waiting fOI an opportunity 70 cross Aoou' Wv
Voc: 20 he Jersey City Ferry and noseeo Ano ~ai.ea
h noEhen. Afer O'Clock there wa moie reg a'afy'
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Since the Of the above return we understand oou
ss0 more the 1873 Bonds hsye been issued, making
total Of about 10000 to total State indebtedness
The following the aggregates ct the atenlents
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WIND-During the day NV, and fTesh AZ sansef.
nv TeyeRrapes.

The pilot George Steers report, seeing the striped buoy
The mouth of Gedneys Channel 70 miles s'sE Of rHr
.aud
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TotA........ q. 25S 50 -l-S4S7l $ 2 900 o2 81
TIE demand for Land Warrants Is better. The price
has advanced. T&onpsop' Rtporter quotes as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

To Rp0rff el.o follows ON lead n regard = the
broken Lewis County Bank and says:
4" In ore lesSec; We are eisappo n.el - Biak
SuUerin'4rd, MT RepNr. ! -Ays u { = w0ri about
ihe Lewis Couniy Bank. Safety fur2 Bank tha,
sel two yesys sg0 leaving % tie haLdf o. the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

L. 5. COMMISSIONERS oFFICE--JAS. 15-Befor. JOSEPH
BRIDGHIN.
The POsT-OYFICR THIEF HELD.
The examination of VIM. G. Anthony char ed with
opepiug Mesrs snord Swords letters concluded to-
day lie was held for trial
Nr Stanford testified that be had authorized this boy 70
receive his letters. No other wi'uess called.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

SUPERIOR CoURT-SrrciAI TTRN-JsS. lS-Before Jsds,
DUEK
THE NEW hoSS HOTEL IL DANCER AGAIN.
Nsihsnc O. CsTnes Gd Samuel H,skr kst. CARTS Ja1ou
ram CTsustop Abraham Bnuser aud Abraham B. ClAk.
Tee right OF toe pa nifs t. sGe IS derived ron go
judgmtI ts rndered 8saiLst Tie -itpdan. Carts Jai
a ' a. his creditors.
main point In RsIe E a. 10 tbe validity al the
ept by Jaoso1 ~ CrAps;?D 81 Lie 4pIe.es. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-30
JUST Il Il G T. | Y II ID

TER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
= Morning LiLht, Flyi f!sh. Flying Must a lNrge
supyiy Of Pure cream Tartar. Lard OH Extract ~
quurlrr. Blue Ntrrl. GrrnIn and English CanomIe
Snitp.tFc, corn starch shaker HA'slpaTlia, -,
pnr,iln Root. cam Ara1se. CIric Acid. Potash, TX
tr,c,. Of lemon Rose ani Nauil a, Vanilla Eeaus,
Rollrn liu,ceI oil, Castor Oiin barrels, Pure fes.
low and White Wax. kidisrs, Bowers and Weight
mans Tarlaric Acid Bay &pW IN cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sa9c, lnnkre'
Soap. Iudtllihle lax, Roses bi@cEng Brushes Ma
sons Rlacking. Cod Liver on, ~pani u and American
: ,fIrnn. Duhin's EAtructs. Genuine NrEhls b!iii'
drc,h's NoiTat. and Other Ptl-, Chamu.s skins, ~
copsdlum, Essential Oiis. tuugra-s Water IN plEs
and quarts BordN, S.i Soda. reaf. barley AN. man!
o,ner staple a:iclrs. which together h onr i'rntr
urge stock of Drugs. makes uUr .>s'rlH'h' a NA'l
Md Iarg,. as auy il-u- House IN The c,y, 10 which
we invite the attention Of tho IaGo ana others Day
,n., IN this tnurket. ALBAH itlDHASO CO.
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
Ap1f lo', ) sltt, corner "'i'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-30
Orouille DaiIq Bntte &etoTN.
.rn ,.uv fsunDAys EXCEPTED
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining and agricultural dis
lc. Of the county, viii contain heocal and general
news of The week, ilter- -Pcrs,d with Hara sting mis-
colaneous reading m1tter. Il viii contain twenty
eight columns ofreading mnttcr and viii be ono ~
the Inrgesl and cheapest WeeNy Ncwspapors In The
s;tqic. Published every Saturday. V,rm.--35 per
Nnnum; six months. 81; three months. 81.
ADvERrtsEMESrs. per square VI ten lines or less
hrst ms rtion, sou
rarh Observation-Disclosures. ! Do
raS" A liberal deduct'onWil be made in favor Of
ihusp Who advertise hy the year
ls,J- Business cards inserted on rpasonahicterms
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-30
p HG NIX w Q ORN s

wFANUFACTURER OF FIRE PROOFS IRON
4TU SAu-l-, Nadlt-, SC. &C., BA:lery, near PGclhc
street, san francisco.
n B-Drders from the country attended to
large assortmrnto of second hand doors
ana shutters constantly ON hand ana for sale at very
lo,y prices ,m1iim
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-30
NOTICE..

STATE rOFCAIIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE,
Board of Supervisors, Nay Term. 1857. !
OrOyie, May 10, 1851
IT Is ORDERED that her, a ter. any person pre-
senng claim for services or Iao"r OF Any nature
> tnr merchandise or any o:her property or sup
ies tr he s. ui the county, shall cerfy thereon
ynl officer or prrs IN ordered or Onraced Tor such
-ryice labor or supplies -. ...r
Bf ORDER OF THE BOARD.
,rrrsT: The foregoing LrIe copy from the Jour
nl nf SAID Board. Wituess my hand aud the seal OF
T. : said County, this May 2h, lr57
nx.5-6t CIMlLES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-20
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Charles County, sitting in equity, for the pur-
pose Of division among those entitled. the under
signed, as Trustee, will offer at public sale' on
TUESDAY, the LIST day Of September neat,
if fair, if not. on the next fair day thereafter,
about IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Trappe, all. that
Real Estate of which Dr. Bennett Dyson. late Of
Charles County. died seized and possessed, con-
sisting of
800 Acres Of Land,
more or less parts of two tracts called BURDIrr's
REST and MEEK's ADVENTURE, lying on Mamie
NOV Creek in said county, adjoining DR.. Dyson's
late residence.
The above Land is without improvements, ex-
cept Dwelling out of repair; is well wooded and
watered and has upon it an abundance of good
mari, by which the soil, adapted to the ordinary
staples Of the county, could be improved. Some
two hundred acres Of the land are cleared, and
the balance is in wood of pine and oak, with some
cedar, locust and white oak, which cut either for
cord wood or timber could be shipped from the
place. the creek being navIgable for boats of light
draught so far.
The TERMS OF SALE by the decree are: Two
hundred dollars cash to be paid on the day of sale,
and the residu Elm and two years. with interest
from January lst, 1858. in equal instruments; the
purchaser giving bis notes therefor with approved
security; upon payment OF which the Trustee is
authorized to execute deed.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Trustee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-20
TRUSTEES SALE:

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Charles County, sitting in Equity, the under
signed, as Trustee, will sell at public sale, before
the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, on
TUESDAY the 25th of 4 UGUST,
the REAL ESTATE of the late John Long, de-
ceased, consisting Of "Fortune Enlarged part of
s. Hawkins Smiths Ford" part of ."Fortune S
Retreat" and part of ''Saturdays Work. con-
tainlng, altogether,
$50 ACRES,
more or less. These lands are situated in the
neghborhood of Aliens Fresh and adjoin the
farms of Francis H. Digges, William hewitt and
Samuel Cox. The land is of superior quality and
very productive.
Any person desiring further information can ex-
anime the lands or call upon me.
The purchaser will have permission to seed
wheat this fall. and possession will be given on
the first day of January next.
The TERMS OF SALE are: One hundred dollars
cash, and the residue in three equal instruments of
one, two and three years, with interest from the
day of sale-the purchaser giving bond with secu-
rity, to be approved by the Trustee. for the post
poned payments. Upon the payment of the whole
purchase money the Trustee is authorized to exc
cute good and sufficient deed to the purchaser.
The sale will take place between the hours of
one and three O'Clock. p M.
GEORGE BRENT, Trustee.
Anrne4 < 1o57-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-20
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

THE undersigned, as Trustee, under and by
II virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Charles County, sitting as Court of Equity. will
offer at public sale, on
THURSDAY, the Sd day Of September
next, if fair, il not. on the next fair day thereaf
ter. between and O'Clock, P. NJ, at Middle
town, said county, all that Real Estate of which
Nathaniel HALEY, late of said county, deceased,
died possessed, consisting Of some
800 Acres of Land,
parts Of two tracts. called HULL and HARMONY,
lying upon Mattawoman Swamp, about mile
from Troy. on the Beantown road, being the same
Land purchased at Trustees sale by said HALEY
last fall, and part of the real estate of the late
Philip i. Ford. 1t is improved by comfortable
DWELLING. with good and suitable Out-Houses.
and has soil adapted to all the staples of the
county; portion Of the land upon the swamp be-
ing also suited for meadow or pasture land.
Mr.. Martin, now residing on the land will show
it to any one calling to examine the premises.
TERMS Sale by the decree: One third of
the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day
of SALE and the residue in equal nstalments in one
and two years, with interest from said Gay of sale
the purchaser giving his notes therefor with ap-
proved security; upon payment of which the Trus-
tee is authorized to execute a deed
.@.i2 So JOHN w. MITCHELL, Trustee.
,,,rE fe
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-20

I5We are authorized to announce JOHN j.
BRAWNER as candidate for Road Supervisor
in the first election district jy 2-te
s%We are authorized to announce THOMAS
D. SIMPSON as a candidate for Road Supervisor
in the second election district. jy 2-1m*
To the Voters of Bryamtoscn District:
! respectfully announce myself candidate for
the Office of Road Supervisor, and most respect
fully ask your suffrage. Should the decision of
self to discharge the duties of the Office faithfully
and promptly. e---.
je lift J. LEONARD PADGETT.
Mr.. WELLs.-You will please announce me as
candidate for Road Supervisor for the second
election district of Charles county.
je 2-2m* ELIAS BRAYFlELD.
I5Through the solicitation Of many friends
submit my name candidate for Road Super
visor for the second election district of Charles
county, and if elected will endeavor to discharge
my duty faithfully. RICHARD H. BOND.
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I%I respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection as Road Supervisor for the second
election district. Having endeavored to discharge
my duty during the present term, | appeal with
confidence to my fellow-citizens to say whether
or not deserve the Office.
je4-te JOHN w. LOMAx.
1--WE are authorized to announce HEZEKIAH
E. WlLLETT, candidate for Road Supervisor
tor the third election district may IA.
owe are authorized to announce JAMES S.
POSEY as candidate for Road Supervisor for
the first election district. may I
Mr.. WELLS: Please announce Mr.. RICHARD
H. STEWART as candidate for Road Supervi-
sor in the third election district. ap2-tf
I@We are authorized to announce RICHARD
WADE, candidate for Road Supervisor for
the third election district. ap2-tf
UTJAS. w. GARNER respectfully announces
himself candidate for Road Supervisor for the
third election district. feb 26
Mr.. Error: You are authorized to announce
Major REIN BARNRS as a candidate for Road
Supervisor in Aliens Fresh district.
ALL you who ride or walk the roads,
Unto you do appeal;
To travel over smooth highways
Twill make you better feel.
And should you wish to travel fast,
And your carriages not to harm,
Come to the polls like clever men
And vote for Major BARNES.
And, if elected,
He has one thing in his mind well fixed
To clear the roads of stones and sticks.
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Es-At the solicitation of many friends have
consented to become candidate for Road Super
visor in the second election district of Charles
county, and most respectfully solicit the suffrage
of the people. If elected pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of said office faithfully.
And if you do not wish to grunble.
And your horses not to stumble,
And if you do not want pains in your sides,
And if you want your easy carriage rides,
Vote for JOHN F. THOMPSON.
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