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Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

MAsOxlc.-The following gentlemen, on
MOnday evening last, were chosen as the
officers Of 81 Dorado Lodge, No. 90, F.
and a. r., for the ensuing year: E. Bo-
.gardus, W.M.; N. Barnes, s. W.; F.
II. Harmon, J. W.; L. Tannenwald, TT. ;
!. s. Titas, SsC. W. n Hall, s. D. /;
Chafss BsAscly, id; R. Hardin and
John Roy, Stewards; L B. Hopkins. n;
and J. Z. DsvOe. Tyler! They were duly
installed. the Same evening, BY R.'.W. A.
d. pssk, Senior Grand Warden Of the
Stats az California.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

The State Sentinel, the organ Of the
Black Republicans of Sacramento, says
that"B B. Redding, Esq, cOntemplatcs
the establishment of Democratic paper"
in that city in the course ofa few weeks,
"which shall faithfully and cordially rep
resent" the free soil Democrats. It states
father that Mr.. Redding is known to be q
FREQ sOilcr, mild term for . rank Aboli-
zionist, and that his opposition and hos
tility to the Kansas Nebraska Act, pccu-
liarly fits him to take charge of the spuri-
Gus Democratic paper. We think the
SsHsiasE speaks without authority and is
placing Mr.. Redding in false position.
There is no such thing as Democratic
free soilcr. With the same prOpriety
might Know Nothing claim to be .
Democratic Know Nothing! No true
Democrat opposes the principle Of the
Kansas-N Nebraska Act and If Mr.. Redding
IL really opposed to it. he is nigger-wor-
shipper, not . Democrat; and We shall
sincerely rejoice ct his joining the forces
Ofths sAemy instead Of remaining in cav
camp to betrsy our confidence. If there
is any Foundation for the statement Of the
SentinsI We hope the Journal will make
it public, IN order to put the unsuspecting
on their gusFd. A deceitfGl friend is in.
flnitelY moEe dangerous than an open foe.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

A COMPLIMENT Bates purity objected,
yesterday, to having the case taken TO Yolo
county. This is high compliment to the in
tclligencc of the people of that county, and is
well deserved. He might have received justice
in that quarter.-iSacrGmento Age.
Wantcd-.an explanation of 'justicc"
rs applied to his case. Ten or twenty
years in the State Prison, which? Let
the poor dupc namc his accomplices, the
moro cunning villains who instigatcd him
to steal the money, and we'll sign petit
tion for his pardon. The tcMptcrs found
a willing instrument in the weak-mindcd,
facile Bates, and as he cannot escape, he
should reduce them to level with him
SELF They arc more guilty than he. lie
stole the money, and by doing so lost his
Office, his character and the money, and
the men who advised him to do it are
enjoying it. Publish their names to the
world, DR.. Bates, and you'll do yourself
and tho State q great service. If they
have attempted to intimidate you, which
isgencrally believed, let the fact be known,
and they'll be taken care Of
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

Chicago was lately visited by disas.
trous fire. Twelve lives were lost, and
nearly seven hundred thousand dollars
worth Of property destroyed.
Report or the Board OF supervisors.
To the Hon. the BOARD Of Supervisors Of EI Dora.
do County.
- GENTLEMEN THE undersigned acting as a com
mttcc have tO report
That they have carefully examined the accounts
and vouchers of Z. NJ. Reed, late County TrCnSu-
rcr, and find due the County Fourteen Hundred
and Nincty-Two Dollars and Nineteen Cents
(Sll92 l9).
They also find that the amount Of out
standing warrants, on the 9th day Of Dc .
tObcr last was, SIj61J ~
To which add the amount Of warrants
since drawn to settle outstanding
claims accrued prior to Oct. 9th 1887, 1856 10
SjS55Y NJ
From which deduct the amt.
paid over by late Treasurer,
October 9th, Sll6l7 O3
Also, the amt due from late
Treasurer, as per accounts
made up and herewith sub
mittCd, ll92 ID
-- &l3OO9 22
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

READ IT.-We particularly direct the
attention of our readers to the communi-
cation Of Mr.. Notcwarc. lie has, as we
anticipated, promptly replied to the inter-
rOgatOries Of Enquirer" His cxplana-
ton is such as We expected from him
frank, explicit and to the point, and not
very favorable to Mr.. Reed or the COM
mittee appointed to examine his books
They either allowed the defaulting cx-
Treasurer to deceive them, were his dupes,
were incompetent to perform tho duty as
signed them, or were anxious to cover up
his defalcation.. The communication OF
Mr.. NOteware places them in On awkward
dilemma, one which they owe it to them
selves, to the party that elected them, to
tho people whose trusted agents they
were. to explain.
tits "a mystery" indeed-a mystery
that the taxpayers demand must be
cleared up, ''how our county could in
crease her indebtedness wren her receipts
erceeded her expenditures" Tom Reeds
arithmetic may solve the problem. Did
the committee allow Mr.. Reed to retain in
his hands tone thousand and ei0htg-sir
d6IIars schich should hare been placed to
tho county .fands"? What explanation
have they to offer for officially reporting
the indebtedness Of the county, on the LIST
Of July, 1857, "thirty.eight thousand dol
L0rs," when it was but "tmenty-sir thou
sdMd\seren hundred dOll0rs'? They Ger
tainly did not wish to screen Reed, and
yet their report will bear such construc-
ton. Their reports conflict-both can
not be correct. We are satisfied that
they overlooked some items or were i'm
posed upon by Mr.. Reed, and that they
can and wilt explain the discrepancy be-
tween their reports Of January and July.
We patiently wait their explanation.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Ell DORADO
Cigars Tob0OCoS
FRUET AND VARIETY sIoAEI

FHNNE subscriber offers TO the pabC choice tOs OF
i Cigars, Tobacco Books, Stationery, Fruit, Nuts
Candies, etc.
Having made arrangements with AOusee below, he
ls IN constant receipt Of the choicest brands Of
CIGARS and TOBACCIH which he O9eFs ct Wholesale
or retail CllEAP FOR CASH,
Ne has, also, large stock Of BOOKS. STATION.
FRY, CUTLERY, etc, which he oasEs at reduced Pr-
cCa The CHOICEST FRUITS the markel a@ordsy-
such Aa Aprlee, reAFe, Grapes, OFanges. Ngs, etc.,
NlWaya on hand and for sale low. y
The public are respectfully invited sSsgtve me .
call, He C9MNV
[octSltf UnAeF AAsonfc EAAll, sAalA e.
Cottage for sale Or Benss
A COMMODIOUS and Elegantly Finished
N Cottage, situAted In The pIeasAnsest part
Of the city, for sale or rent, on accommodating
terms, Also, . fine
Billiard Table,
For salc ar rent, On terms that cannot fail to
suit, Inquire Of ID. NkWBAVkN'
November 81, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

.AR0AnI
RESTAURANT q BAHkERY Z
MAN STREET, SpPoslte TAAsAvAlae EsaAa
IVH Tent. J, & ", G.. SALMON,
tSNfl PSersaetess,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

Our county Court meets on Monday
next.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
PLACERvmsx@
EwVwaewrc ama EmEmaeaEe SAoP.

Main e., OAs Deer aseve Ne Kesenk HessA
FUNaE NnaeeslzNea having termed eapAR@esyhN
4 are now nssnAFea % % any Aln4 eS Wogk ether
N (sARHNET NKRTN0 o. CAkR@NT&RzN9s eA re-
SaSea pgecoa and a ne UAsvtssA notaes.
Chairs e. mana. aAA Haae % eF4eT"
CORRTRR. eFaVeA Ana everyNAlmR weesse ter
Nnegals, farnlskea ae tAe sAesNese nseseN
DAVB ATOWVEeND:
rsaesrvtle, Nov. q, 1857. US@k
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ength
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One half square less, day 4Oc two days COO;
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Of 10 cent on So 10 per cent $40 rs per cent
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yearly advertisingn at sos per square per snuum,
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING EITHER PAPER.
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Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices Of funerals 25c.
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Price Two cents
C8e 9nlg gpr.

E A.; IN UNCLE SANS PocKET.-Wo
are are. likely to have no money in tic United
9tates treasury at the end of the fiscal yoar
a! NE present rate, the Custom. House rs
.s.I'' LOT the present year will not be more
t'. .ii non. twenty-five to thirty millions of
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INSURANCE..

GLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURAN CE
- C0MPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures machinery,
chandise stores public buildings, dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works, and other property at
eurrentrates of premium.
DREoTORs-H. N. Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM A. Robinson, James H. Read, John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony Louis j. Doyle,
Daniel Z. Carpenter, Benz F. Thurston Christopher S.
Rhodes, Emmanuel searle, Providence; Edward w. Law
ton, Newport Robert Rodman, North Kingstown Fl. N.
Csmpbe, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawtucket; James
FL. Ghace, Valley Falls; Geo. @. Baou, Woonsocket;
James S. Cook, Burrllvile.
Office No. 10 Weybosset street. First Door North Of the
New Post Office Building
2 JAMES. H. READ, President.
- EMMANUEL sEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 49, 1855. DIFF DIS
= - n r, n A. = =, g NJ II m n a r.
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The SLAVE TRADR.-A letter published in
LONDON paper says that in Lagos, the great
est Save matt Gs in Africa, the supply of Slaves
Is OBTAINED by the king from Taboo country.
where al prisoners of war are considered as
slaves The price paid for them is roll Of
tobacco Tor two, the cost OF the tobacco being
t.onn ewenty-hve to thirty dollars. The deal
er pays the king about sixtv dollars for sadb
siave-a young and well grown man bring
ing seventy five dollars, while an inferior
piece OF goods brings from thirty to forty
dollars The writer states that in 1853 the
COSY OF importation to Havana was about sew
envy -nVe dollars each, and that they BROUGHT
IN tnat city about one thousand dollars each,
E VINE IN Brazil they would bring only five
atn,o dollars He furnishes a tabular
statement, showing that eight hundred slaves
IN Havana realized above $500, 00O-the ex.
clear profits $736,925. ""N 'u0
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a Few PLAIN RULES FOR TIKI. f4ovpp,-
MENT OF THOSE VINO HAVE JUST TAKF,, r1T-,L,,
MONEY FROM THE SAVINGS BAyKs M 80, N
NOT KNOW HOW TO KEEP 1r.-First-.If w.,
are a parent, and have a SON ola oro, -
70 'lfe, lntrust your money to him H.
sense OF filial duty will render vonr dolia .-S
safe 1t may be well enough. however -
caution nm not to be out late O. nigbts ~,
account of the gsrroters. . ~ 9''
oecond-f you havean intemperate brs
oa,iu' Iet MN know where you have hidden
your money. Such con6ding trust on n'I vour
part may touch his heart, and Keen him fron,
Spg TI ms (oWn) small change for rum.
1nra-1t you are young. unmcrried
woman and have lover, put your n,onev
where your heart is. 1t VIII rrove a y,os+
touehlng iorget-me not,
fourth--lt has been suggested bv ono of
our aoiest financial writers that a bsy-ioft =
good place to deposit money in If fye I'M ryo 10
ooIne' on the contrary, are in favor Of snhteI.
Isheah plaees--such as wells, cisterns Sc
a sewer or cess-pool, is full as good mas.
nluch as the rats, which infest such holes
though they will steal provisions, were never never
known to steal money. %
Fltth-H you secrete your money in vo,,-
umbrella, you will be sure never 10 forgst -
VI course, under such circumstances' vo,,
would never be called upon to lend IT, Es,o
AoTE IrtoN72e. .r I5u
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Tie WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHE MILTON EARLE, q
TasNAs DREW at No. 2128aiA Street, Worcester, Mass
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DRESS GOODS.

~ ~ = n . - EfJ5 -OTOVDJe- 100 T
In all styles, and the latest novelties.
Blue and Brown Polka DeLaines, anly 124c
DeLaines in other styles, only 12lc.
DeLaines, very latest styles, only one shilling,
Fine, PRINTED Persian Cloths, only zoe. h
Valencia Plaids, only 12!c
Valencia Plsids, extra quality, only 25c.
Valencia Plaids, super qualify, only SOC.
DeBeiges, only Sc.
Manila Cloths, 1919.
GOOD American Prints, Gle.
Best American Prints, fast cOlors, s c.
English Prints, loo Patches, Gle.
Thibets for 50, 62I, aud 75c.
Lyonese Cloths for 124 and Csc.
Black Alpaccas, Zoe.
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

Embracing every article which family may want.
Bleached and Brown Cottols, 64c.
Yard vide Bsached Cottons, fine, &c.
Yard wide Brown Cottous, fine, Sc,
White Flsnnels, 124o.
Nice all wool Flannels 25o. OH
Red and Grey Twllled Flanuels, heavy, 25c.
White Toilet Qults, $125.
MarseieS Quilts, all sizes, frcm $I,75 to 500.
Machine stitched Linen Bosoms, from 10 to zoe.
Brown Linen Table Covers, Csc. a' r. ..~
Beached linen Table Covers, SHE.
Wool Blankets, $500.
Embossed Table Covers, 81 %.
Ribbed Hose, 25e.
sarsanet oambres, 6+G.
Brown Crashes, 84c. l4a
Eckings, Denms ,shirtings, Napkins, Doylies, Whit
Linens, Table Damasks, brown and bleachei, SC, &C.
SC, at astonishingiy low, PRICES. -ia-
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EDRINTING PRESS FOR sALE.--ons OF
n Montague's Patent Presses suitable for Newspaper
work. and aize sufficient TO print double medium sheet,
will be sold At bargain the present owners not having
any further use for II. Apply at this olico,
o laitN.i d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-22
TRYING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

This great national work which forms such an appro
PIRATE coronal to the beautiful fame Of its usious Au
tuor here brought down to the Inauguration of Wash
ngfon frst President Of the United States. q F.
d. KImBALL l. CO., Providence r. l. are prepared
to furnish this great national work any address, free Of
postage. Price subscription edition. So popular edition
$3.50. Agents wanted. dd je1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-22

Tau, Peat and sawduss Stoves.

Tau, Peat and sawdmsE Stoves.
She subscriber, having bought Of E. F. DIXIE the
right to anufacrre and sell Morse TAM Peat ard Saw
dust Stove is prepared to furnish all sizes the above
stove at reasonable rates Also, Just received large
assortment of the best cooking and wood
in the market, and variety OF Parlor cook Office, and
other stoves, cheaper than be bought 10 the city Tin
roofing and job work done to order,
/. z. PHELPS.
sep11 DIFF 81 Front street. Wardea Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-22
.pooKINe Stoves, SO.

"
The subscriber wishes to call the attention of those who
are in want Of the best Cooking arrangements that
be found in this market his stock among which may
be found, Stewards Large Oven, Summer and Winter
Cooking Stove" which excels all other Cooking appa,
ratus; ''Read's Cylinder Range' "King Phillip s'Ar
Tight" and the "Banner' extensively known; The
Amaranth Patented III 1857; all of which he will sell
very low for cash, exchange for other Stoves All
kinds of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron work done to order
at short notice. VIM. LUCAS,
jy30 diff No 2 Pearl street. Worcester
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lEW FURNITUR

NEW FURNITURE.
Together with Carpets Beds, Mattresses, Clocks VIM
dows Shades, and Fixtures, and Housekeeping Goods Of
every description. Also. fa4I 44a snI
SECOND II land FURNITURE,
OF various kinds all Of which will be sold upon terms
10 suit the purchaser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-22
sAEEsil sAFEs!Ii

The Law requires every town and city to have Safe.
Please call and examine large stock before purchas
ing elsewhere. IA Howard Street, Boston. aif II
anz2 d2m TILT0N 4 MCFARLAND.
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.

SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
Silks, worth 75c for so.
silks, worth SIZE, for 62i. y.c1
Silks, worth $l,OO for 75.
Silks, wide, very heavy, and latest styles, $l25
Black Oil Boiled Silks, only 624c,
BshoG, Swiss, English Crown, and other grades of
Black silks, at equalylow prices. sal vg
SHAWLS, CLOAKs AND TALMAs.
An unusually large assortment in this department,
which we will sell at unhsard of bargains.
Cashmere shawls, all silk and WOOL worth IS, for s.
Cashmere shswls, all silk and WOOL worth $40, for 6.
Cashmere Long shawlsal silk wop;worth 81 for 10
French Bay State, Waterloo, and Peaeedale Long and
Square wool shawls, at manufacturer prices
We will sell our stock of Ooaks and Talmas at the cost
Of the materials.
oheneille and Cashmere scarfs, only $1,O0.
Black Mantiila Velvets, all costs. u.
We will not enumerate further here but will only re
peat that we compelled to resort to this method to
raise money goods and bear in mind that not an
article advertised that have got, and not prom
Use made that We will not fulfill to the letter. af
CURRIER & HoDSKINs,
(succEssoRs TO Locke Co..
No. Lincoln House Block, Main street, Worcester.
N DIFF
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ENURNlTURE AND CROCKER
WAREHOUSE. io4 81
CARPETS, HOUSE FURNISHING
l Ct O 0 ID s asR
Ara PaPer Hangings, Eas
$50 Main Streets Worcester.

]. L. HOOD, having leased for a term Of years the
large and commodious store occupied by him, in
PAINE'S BLOCK, near the corner of Main and Pleas
ant street, and fitted 1t up in connection with the old
stand for the purpose of enargng his stock and the bet
ter accommodation his customers, takes this method
to inform the public that they will hnd at his establish
ment large and complete assortment of
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stoves, stoves.


great variety both new and second ha5d, which viii
be sold very cheap. sF4r ar aasHaI -fE
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DRESS & HOUSEKEEPING
G. O o D ST
From the Boston markets. at less than msnufacturers'
prices. a. .lf
In order to raise money,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.

FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
We shall offer the above large stock Of Fall and Winter
Dry GoOds, with splendid and unbroken assortment in
every department. at unheard of Bargains and Runous
" low prices with the following EXTRAORDINARY
INDICTMENTS, 10 customers from The country, for the
next thirty days.
Ali persons coming from the country and buying as
many dollars worth miles they come, their fares to
coming i've miles will be expected to buy S. worth
goods; those coming ten miles SO WORTH &C., &C. Or
those buying fewer dollare worth than miles they come,
IhusPersons coming eight miles and buying So worth,
we will pay fVe-eighths of their fare, &e., &c.
Below, we give you list of some of our bargains.
We cannot specify them all here but to give you idea
of what we viii do enumerate few. -r
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The CrOckery Department
Embraces good assortment OF White Iron Stone and
China Ware; also, Blue, Mulberry and all the common
kinds Dining and Tea Sets, together with Gold Band
China Tea Sets, Vases, Glass Ware and Table Cutlery
Plated and Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casors and Lamps
Of all descriptions, and In great variety always hand
and at prices that cannot fail to suit the most economical
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Of which was made the present season, he is now pre-
pared "a show larger and cheaper agsortment Of
Goods In this line than ever Offered 10 this city,
Thesepapers all and embrace all the late patterns
and will DO sold at prices ranging from Ave cents to one
dollar and hfty cents per roll DEALERs as well as small
purchasers will do well to examine this extensive stock
for they will And that can aud will sell cheaper than
they buy the Goods at any other establishment
shilling. H1 la1lrTg Z
Housekeepers and others who will visit Worcester dur
ing the farmers Jubilee 10 behold the wonders al the
Mechanics Fair, will bear in mind the No. $50 Mainat
near the City Hall, and call on the subscriber.
so f d&Wtfl - 4. T.. Hmm.
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DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
Ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued al
the expiration OF the term paid for.
WEEKLY PAPRR.-Price two dollars year. 81 for siz
nonths and SO cents for three months II Paidgtrcty in
dyance 81 rs cts. year; single copies cents each
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1857-06-13

k.nsoM lOrJ Ob1 " skssQ, - -
q ae~es Galii,erry listed by Hall i Jones, 81
t:5u acres MeFsae and Euie land. Ifsted by Ma
than K.ng. 4 50
l0a acres White Oak. listed by ditto 5 Is
24b5 acres OH Caryer,s Greek. tis.ed by Jones
Barhce. for fX54 aud .Ss5. 70 SIS
acres listed y1hos Mcdowell, ~
lots in Fayetteville, MaAwell street listed
for Joseph Seawell. 46
listed sy Charles No Mossasae. ., " - = IS ss
! lot North side Hay street. late the property
Of Patrick Montague. IS
300 acses listed by lko5't F.. Murphy, his
residence for lx5 .xi3. 1854 aud xaS,
30u acres listed by ditto. for 1874 aud is5S, 30 Sc
2y9 acres listed by, ditto. scins Geddy, Il
zi6 acres listed by dit Mill tract.
1900 acres East ide Cape Fear River. LISTED by
M i'll And Co,in Ack n iyen Il s.
81 acres OF land OH era Is Creek. listed hy A.
yessup for Estate OF James Holl.ngs ~
60 acres on Deep Ureek, i.st. by Amos Jessup
for Heirs OF James Hoingsw orth. 22
acres / sted hy Jno. g. Wright. u
2O2 .cres list-d by Margaret Wright, 81
acres lrted by Ph.lpy. Wright 70
55J acres Listed by Mary Wight, 68
3S3 acres East side Cape Fear River, listed by
Rob't Young. 81
lOU acres listed ny Thos. Hainey, -
by order of the Court,
JOHN McLAURIN. Clerk.
June 6. 2t