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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16

HnAiNr AND wHITE.WASH BRUSIIES-For
ii sole by COTTON & McDERMOTT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16
THE GOLDEN GATE
Mining Company.
Capital Stock si2O,OO0-No. of Shares aoO.

vUNIIE above Company Claim is located in Mart
Il Feather River. commencing attie eau N Inc
Cape Claim aud extending Whence twenty-Dine hun
dred feet up the river 10 tie ebTaeAa Claim. said
Company has been organized, agd those desiring to
subscribe stock can hndtne books at the law Once
Of Z III. Harris ESQ, on Myersst
No Pga ORDER 70 THE TRUSTEES.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16
Notice.

HEREBY NOTIFY ANY AND ALL PERSONS
II from buying or negotiating for Certain mote OF
hand given by me October 5th 1857 TO Jessee J. Nor
ris for the sum of two thousand nine hundred and
ninety-ye dollars payable thirty days from date a.
the considerations for which said note was gsen are
In dispute therefore shall refuse pay sasd noie.
Oct 96ih 1857 81 r. D'HEUREUSf.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16
GOLD AND, JET CROSSES I!

BEAUT{F UL ARTICLE.
EUST RECEIVED by
e. my4 GEO. Il. SNIrH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16

DIscLocArKD MIR. Alexander, of Cotton
wood, mad his shoulder dislOcated on Satur-
day afternoon, by being thrown from his
horse, between town and the Blue Tent.
This is the second job of the kind he has
given DR. Roll within few months. then
the right, and now The left Red Blut
Beacon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16

Importers and WhUlesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines Surgical Inslr r,.S8sns. Glassware, Drug
gists' Furniture. Quicksilver, Acids, Shaker Herbs
spices. Essential Oils Extracts for Flavorlug, Al
cohol. Bird Seed, Camphor. Oils and Paints. Lamp
Fresh Hops, Soda Material ICorks, Brewers Mate
rial. Plaster Paris Rosendale Cement Abdom nal
Supporters, Shoulder Bfsces, Cast lron M0rtars
PATENT MEDICINES, n large stock of nearly
every kiai iRrlse, vita Il general assortment OF all
gooestss.in. alarse and well supplied Drug store
We usVematle arran g<sIneDts for receiving mont'-
ly eSipments rtlirect from the Atlantic cest IT. N
Keeping full and complete assortment Of all goods
IL cur line. We intend 10 'ea. IN nothing but tlse
best quality of goods, that physicians. surgeons
and'thOse dealing in our line NAV rely upon getting
pure and ui,ad dulteraled articles from us We have
done the Drug business in sacramento eince lei9.
and expect 10 Continue il here during our ma ural
lives We expect TO buildnp large and permanent
business by keeping II large and well assorted slOck
OF the best GOODS. and ceiling atsma profits, SO
that that those dealing in line ITO call upon US,
examine the quality ana prices of our goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Siee confident that we
can please in both PRIC ND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth. g.S :aii. mouth glasses. turn keys,
burs. corrundrum wheels .fJeeps, excavators bsush
drills. with CoHplete assortment of denial stock
from several OF the most highly approved manufac-
tnrers in the world We have The agency for teeth,
and I'LL any order, with sets odd teeth, at the
MINERS DRgG STORE l39 j STREET, SAC
RAMENTO. by Il. H. MCDONALD 4 co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16
Omuills Dailq Dutte Rttarh.
MONDAY MORNING. NOV. lerHs 1857.

SCHOONER wREcKED.-We learn from
the Sacramento Uaion that the schooner
Julia, twenty five tons burthen, was wrecked
at Bolines bar on Monday. the 9th inst
Tho crew were saved
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16

q GPIRfs of TURPENTINE for .sle by
- J.S ALBR0.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-16

PoRrER.-We acknowledge the receipt OF
two bottles of excellent porter from Messrs.
Parker & O'Connor. They keep it on hand
in any quantity.
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DOARp IN FoURTEENTH srREEI-pIrAsANr sIfIrs

~ y rooms with board may b. obtained at los ana los
street Persons wishing the comforts 81 home
Viii ind everything requisite. References exchanged
- handsomely furnished suit o. parlos principal door,
with VI without private table
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WILL Re READY AT II O'CLOCK.s
w Commencement Of a new volume.
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZIN

-
WILL BE READY AT II oCLoCK'
nARfsRs NE% %S 81 my ShGazSE
For DECEMBER.
CONTENTS.
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Professor Henneberg.
Love Experiences of an lmpressble Man.
How One wonan Came Marry.
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Water Cure Life in Europe.
Night With . Mosquito.
-, The virginans by W NJ Thackeray Ilustrat,ons-A
Pieces Chapter which the vrgnians visits home.
In which HAIRY has to pay Tor ms Sappsp Which
~ finds new relative.
Of All Trades Matter of Fact Romance. BY Charles
Monthly Record Of Current Events.
Literary Notices Books of the Month.
EDITORS Easy Chair.
Imagination versus Reality with sixteen Illustrations
Fashions for December lustraiions-Ball Dress, Golf
Mr.. Thackerays story, The virginians' with many
present number Of arper's Magazine II is printed from
early sheets received from The author IN adyan.e q
the sum Of two thousand dollars.
Mr.. Charles Reades story, entitled Jack Of All
Harpers Magazine also commenced In the present mum
More than one hundred and seventy thousand copies are
issued OF each number Of arpers New Monthly Maya
Harpers Magazine is the cheapest periodical published.
Each number contains from steento forty eight
dher American monthly magazine Subscribers have also
the that will be permanently and pnncualy is
Changed sn eta '"'' Us genera '''i'
Terms-The Magazine may be obtained Of booksellers pc
rodica from the publishers three dollars year
twenty five cents number The semi annual volumes, ss
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also in half calf. HARPER A BR0THERs, Publishers.
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Ap,orRyxrxr OF THE METHODIST Protestant

ADJOURNMENT OF THE METHODIST Protestant
CONVENTIONAL SPLIT INEyIrlRk ON TIE SLAVERY QuES-
Movie give this morning the concluding proceedings
The body adjourned sine die twill he by the report
which we have given from day to day OF the debates and
action OF the Convention that there is settled conviction
amongst the delegates that a separation between the
Northern and Southern portions Of the conference IL
inevitable result-f not Immediately, NJ least not far
distant Tho Northern members regard human slavery
church those who tolerate encourage aud traffic In slave
holding and slavctrading Neither section will submit,
and as separation is inevitable the sooner comes, aud
all matters in controversy be peaceably arranged the
better will he for the harmony and usefulness OF both
sections Cincinnati Gdsette, Nor H.
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Decisions in Admiralty.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
NJ. L.. I.,h.... I..lt.


COLLISION BETWEEN A STEAMER AND SAIL vrSSII-
Daniel Gildersleere the Propeller Qane,aug-This
was libel fled by the Of the schooner Sailors De
hight TO the damages occasoned to her by COLI
with the propeller, which occurred about O'Clock in
the evening OF Feb. q 1854 in the East river, three
four miles west Of Sands Point Tho propeller bound
into the sound and the schooner bound 10 Brooklyn
The wind about north and the tide cbb The vessels
plain view Of each other near the Stepping stones
and each claimed 10 have been running a course which
would have been safe to both the other had held her
own, and each charging deviation upon the other
Held by tho Court-That the fixed principle applicable e
such collisions that the steamboat when appraised OF the
position and Of the sail vessel must take all due
precauton Ia keep out Of her way, determines the case,
without requiring analysis q the conflicting statements
Of the witnesses that the change az direction proved by
the claimant 10 have been made by the schooner did not
above the steamer from the obligation To- Keep out OF her
way. the ment Isainy seen from the prope
Ter danc camply sufficient 70 have enabled her 20 run
OF the schooners way; that the propeller had full
time by sarboarding her helm, 10 have secured safe
passage both vessels she bound 20 have adopted
that precauon and cannot justify her holding 10 the line
al movement she Mas on because the schooner was en-
croaching upon H. Decree Tor beant with reference.
MASTERS observation-disclosures or
Christian y ShedrS froderiok = Laigohn was
libel 10 wages due 20 the hbean for services
master Of the barge Vanderbilt from November 1855 10
December 1855. The made issues ~ the dura
on and rate cf the contract Of hiring alleges that hs in
in the barge sold ia May, 1856 H. Ftzhugh
Itlejohn, IN whose employ the hbellant thercacr
and sets M that while in their employ he negligent
and careless aud caused the loss Of rigging aud
other property belonging the boat the value Of which
should be deducted Decree FOR bclant, with reference.
srrrinS-JorSr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orr POSSESSION.
Wilton " Dofgs u al. ~. irthur Ledry u dL-The
libel alleged that Ia November, 1854, the hbelsnts aud
respondents joint uhc bark storm Bird that
said vessel fitting for under the superintendent
of Appleton Oasnth, and that the ihciant furnished
ships husband supplies for the and service Of the
sci, amounting TO s1bl a. The answer denied the JOINT
ownership and alleged that the supplies furnished
the credit of Oaksmth alone. oaksmith testified ON
the hearing that the respondents only hcld nominal
title. Libel dis missed with costs.
srrfTftss-rlEaptSGs
rasey1 Bdrirop the Bork Ntrthd-Ths a libel to
recover $50 for supplies furnished to the bark The
claimant excepted 20 the libel for insuiciency. Libel dis
missed with Gusts.
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CTILL ANOTHER MURDER.
- THE VICTIM EATEN

Immense excitement at No. 10 broadway
n appears what gather arrived by
tho Marion the lOh instant about forty Bermuaa
residents all rich and really splendid fellows who had been
forced from their native shore their
take up their residence IN this land Of the and hon.
the brave They put at Mr. ". Palners house. No ~
broadway Yesterday morning two seired the
morselcss butcher who with cold booded arociiy stabbed
th m IN the abdomen with knife at least twelve inches
length AZ there was no post mortem examination held
Ne bodies we cannot give the particulars but supposed
they died unanimously But the sequel After having
murdered both as TO sloa stu further hts nendsh pasons
he assassin placed fragments Of the bodies large pot and
actually boiled them, seasoning with spices snnfns the
eous morsel VIVA than all the assassin " sun II
large and heard the threat that the remainder Of
the party should be slaughtered this week We have since
been informed the murderers name u Cok while me VIC
ums OF The horrid hatchery were named turue me
bodies VIII be on exhibition At No ~ brosusy ~here epi
cures and connosseurs Ia the various p.sDe descaciee
for which Mr. W Palmer been - famed during MS eight
years exper ence At The Washington Hote not broadway
Turtle soups every day MI PALMER, la
returning thanks Kind friends Tor me liberal patronage
hitherto besowed upon him, Will take his opportunity 70 re-
spectfuly solicit Of the same ~ his new rooms
No ~ Broadw.v sign Of the Living Turtle opposite Bowling
Green Give him call No ~ broadway.
rT,UT sT0RE-A NEW HOUSE OF SOCIAL RESORT,
=, The principle The Old Shades, At No IL Leroy
pIae gecker street. between Greene and Mercer
rsar broadway The proprietor respectfully inform
nnLile Thai h. ami fitted the above house
ye equal house the city and prepared 70 furnish
~ patfons with English and American sles and porer
~, wines liquors aud segars Of superior quality,
Vs. JAMES EAyLrfFE, Proprietor
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A HOUSE, FOUND EreHTFES FErT BELOW THE
EARTH's SvnACE.-During the excavation " suec. "a
Evansville Indiana last Tuesday, the workmen came
the remains Of cabin eighteen feet below the sur
face of the earth. This wonderful suoerranean mousse
about twelve feet Ia length formed by upright posts
get IN Me ground, and boarded up wth spun oak
punchcons, secured by wcoden pins posts puncnson
and pins were partially decayed, but sun s'nes
Within the wall found portions Of an old fashioned
spinning wheel, wooden maui several pairs pooe ahu
shoes and the identical charrcd stick which the FORMER
occupants Of the house had used punch the IRE WITH
" Louis Republican, Non. "a.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20 1857


q FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-0N THIRE AVENUE
u between Forty fifth and Forty sixth single
gentlemen gentleman and wife without children Terms
moderate.
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Snow IN NEW HAMpsHRE.-During the recent
storms the dome Of Mount Washington covered with
snow and the summit covered with ~ winter roOe
Of ermne, which makes magnificent show during the
clear an and bright sunlight Of these November days.
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Nvo CASH OFFER REFUSED FOR eHaARs-OvuR
IN two millions Of the various qualities Of Havana aoes
German for sale 1T the price
rsble E.B-Cssh advances made segars 70
any amount q. CHEkkG II Broadway.
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L,NBRoTDERIEs AT SACRIFICE
~ Our entire stock OF
Embroideries, isees
Lace veils handtercbia &c,
Selling OF below coss Of importation.
BEEEHAN COMPANY, as Brdwsy.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS
NJ Super l0A Whitney blankets. ~ ~
Also sr l~ndid quality II 4 for Is worth " Per pai
Al bREkMAN CoMPANy'S 40 Br,dwsy.
BoUTIIIIIER BROTHERS
IL VIII open on Monday c 10th,
Another case 81 Aose 80.
Rich blsck bayadere sins at 81 snSl l2s
~ niece. more ruselines, At Sc, regular price S.
Dc odd No. CO. Canal street, and Il uewS sreeh
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INSTRUCTION.

n1-wRITIN0 LESSONS CONTINUED. BOoKKEEP.
oil ing arithmetic &e nj reduced prices, at Mr. PAINRs
academies g. Bowcry, ~ " S Fulton street. Brooklyn.
and 80 Montgomery street. Jersey City Mr. p assisted by
experienced teachers in each academy. Instruction given
day and evening.
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GUPREME COURT. COX vs. BARNES AND OTHERS
~ In pursuance Of order In h. the asses IN
said order named will be so under The direction Of ne
dersigned public auction by SIMEON DRAPhR auioneer
the 2th day Of November inst at the Merchants IN
change IN the city VI New York twelve O'Clock noon
SCHEDULES Of said assets may the Office % the under
signed, No 70 Nassau street No ~ over ank OF COu
merce, from the present time until the day Of sale when
be the office " the auc0ueer corner OF Fine and
William streets Terms conditions made known the
day ~ sale. &. A. SEWARD, Referee
NEw yoRK, Nov. 10, 1857.
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REsTAURANTs.


y CLINTON STREET BROoRfyN-FOXS PRIVATE
! smoking saloon Music and singing every Monday, Wed
nesday aud Saturday Chair ,asen At O'Clock precisely
Prof " ~ Rus. nhci from London presdss NJ the piano
A IfsoPP's r. T. PALE ALE on DRAUGHr
n Guinness stout = draugh.
Burton ale a draugM
Noungers Scotch ale on draught. Is years old
Harmons stock ale drsught
Fyens !. ale draught
London and Manchester daily papers Ole Also the illus
fated News and Times, the Era Punch, Bells Life L. Illus
tiaiions Birmingham Journal fle, At the "Onice, =
BENJAMIN HONEY Proprietor.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

IlOST OFFICE NOTES.-THE MAILS FOR CALTFOR
II MIA. United States star Of The West, vii
close this Office Friday the 2rh day November At
O'Clock r. ". ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

A DoDwoRTTTS DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA. No sS broadway, New York:
No. l31 Montague place. Brooklyn.
Glasses open for the reception Of pupils
L,ERRERo'S DANCING ACADEMIES 50 WEST FouR
tenth street New York and La Clinton street. Brook
lyn, are nov open for The reception Of pupils.
MOT YET sUsPENDED.-PROr b. YATES PRIVATE
~ sorees will take place the Chinese Assembly Rooms
$40 Broadway every Saturday evening. Dancing 10
mence atTta O'Clock. Waace's Band IL engaged.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-THE PARK BANK :
~ Plaintiff against Charles ~ Mills, Jas X Mills Patrick r.
Jackson Edmund Dwight the WhitentOn lie foreign
poration and 81 A. Eliot Treasurer defendantsSummons
for money demand contract Com not servedD To
the defendans-yon are hereby summoned and required TO
answer The complaint IN this action, which viii be hed In the
Office 81 the CLERK " the city and county Of New York the
cry Hall IN sa city and 70 copy 81 your answer 70
the said complaint on the subscribers AZ their Office No
hickman street New York city within twenty lays after the
service 81 this summons exclusive of the day ~ such
service and you iail 10 the sad complaint within
the time aforesaid, he plaintiff In this act, VIII atc Judg
ment against you Tor the Of Eve thousand dollars with
interest from he thru day Of October. thousand eight
hundred and atty seven besides the q this action
CUTLER A TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. Beekman St, N.Y.
Dated Oct. 8, 1851
The complaint in this action filed the oice Of the
Clerk Of he city and county Of New York on the 2 day OF
October, 1857.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-11
correspondence Of the Spirit of the Age.

1hS w. DSANA OOAANJ
DEAR DR.. EDITOR: / nave been absent
from this place for several weeks past, but
md on my return that the Division contin-
ues 10 receive accessions-two and three at a
nme-but you must remember we have a
large number already, leaving not a great
many to operate upon.
In referring to my copies of the Age that
have accumulated during my absence, | was
very much grieved to read your complaint of
the falling off in subscribers. Brethren of
the Order, and friends of a pure home litera-
ture-this ought not to be. Instead of a
declension, the number of subscribers should
increase. There is a very good number of
the Spirit of the Age taken at this office, but
the number can and must be increased The
common, every day compliment is, it is the
best paper in the State, and surely at its low
subscription price it ought to have a very
large circulation.
Now, ladies and gentlemen, allow me to
appeal to you in behalf of the good Spirit
Let us every one determine to send on a club
In n month-not less than five, and as ma
ny more as we can get. The Ladies can help
greatly, and we hope their influence will be
given to get new subscribers and induce old
ones to renew. | expect to enter on a new
arena soon, and | challenge all, to be the first
to send up a good large club. Huzza fol-
Temperance and a pure Literature-and their
synonyme, the Spirit of the Age. j. F. S.
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Property for Sale.
THE STEAM ENGINES COMING.

81 subscriber wishes to dispose of ali his Real
Estate in Arson county, consisting in part of his
Dwelling House, with about SO. acres of land at
tached to it, perhaps the handsomest place aad
the most desirably situated of any place in the
State of North Carolina.
One lot with q large. brick Store and Ware
house, together with a two story ware building,
suitable for many purposes, in the centre of the
Town of Wadesboro', with other lots.
500 Acres of good farming land, within three
miles of Wadesboro'::
BIS acres of land, 100 of which is low grounds
of q superior order, on Pee Dee river.
358 acres Z miles from Wadesbore,, lying on
Brewers creek good land andhas on tia Spring
never failing, ~affording water enough, as the
neighber's say, to run a set of mills day and night,
winter and summer, for the remainder Of time.
Fl acres one mile from Wadesboro', a very con.
Venient distance for persons who would like to do
business or send to school in the town and who
desire ths,quiet Of a country life.
Terms will be accommodating, and any of the
above named shown with pleasure.
J. P. SMITH.
P.S. All who are indebted to him must make
immediate payment. He has closed up his mer-
camille business, and must close his accounts
notes, &c. J. P. s.
Wadesborot, Get. q, 1857. "a
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DEATHS,

In thia City, ON the oath nit, Roberta, second
daughter of I. D. Smith, aged about Is years.
In this City, on the I'd inst, Mr.. Isaac Proctor,
aged about 38 years.
In this county, en- the 2sthult, about 5 o'clock,
P. NJ, in the 58th year of his age, John Adams.
The deceased left a wife and four children, with
a large circle of friends to mourn his loss. He
has for several years been a consistent member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and was a wor-
thy and respectable citizen.
Near Rockfsh, on Thursday the 22d of October,
1857, Anthony L. Stricklin, aged about thirty
seven years. He was an orderly member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and belonged to the
Order of Sons of Temperance of Unity Division,
at Rockfsh, Cumberland county. He has left a
wife and six children to mourn his loss as well
as the church and Division to which he belonged.
But we do not mourn as those who have no hope,
for we have Conscience In believing that eur loss
| is his infinite gain.
The man is dead, the spirits fed,
And gone to heaven above
With Christ to dwell, and there to tell
The wonders of a Saviour's love.
We mourn to see his vacant seat,
and weep with those that weep;
And tell the Sons of Temperance too,
He was our brother true. w. n. FL.
In Macon county, N. Cron Wednesday eve-
ming the 2lst October, Mrs. jane Russell, consort
of 3. a. Russell, in the 18th year of her age
She was married in her 18th year, embraced reli.
gion in her 18th, and up to time of her death wal
, an orderly, consistent member of the ii. E
Church, South. But death crept stealthily int
the little family circle and robbed q husband o
a good wife, and four htas children of an at
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-11-11
MARRIED,

Near this City, on the 4th inst, by Rev. R. T.
Helm, Mr.. VIM. Ell. Brown, Merchant of this city,
70 Miss Sallie E., only daughter of DR.. James 81
Cooke.
On the 18th ult., at the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Rand, by Joseph Yeargin, Esq, Mr.. Rhodes Wash
ington Nichols to Miss Martha E. Newly, all of
Wake county.
Also, by the same, at his residence, at the For
est Mills, on the 25th ult., Mr.. George w. Bushap
to Miss Mary Anne smede, all of Wake county.
In Alamance county, on the 18th ult, by the
Rev. John Stadler, Mr.. Thomas Taylor to Miss
Eliza }. Morton, all Of Alamance.
Near East Bend, N. c., on the 29th ult., by
Thos. B. Simpson, Esq, Mr.. Wesley chopin to
Miss Susan Taylor, all of Yadkin county.
In Orange county, on Wednesday evening, 4th
inst, By Rev. Thomas Lynch, Rev. P. T Penick,
of Concord, n. c., to Miss Eliza J., daughter of
Mr.. Wm.J Bingham.
In Wake County, on the. 4th instant, by Prof.
w. T. Brooks, Mr.. Fenton e.. Foster, to Miss
Helen j., daughter Of Dr. Henry Montague.
At the Red House, by Rev. Solomon Lea, on
the 4th of November Il. VIM. Irvine, Jun, to
Miss Virginia A. Jefreys. all of Casswell.
At the town of Midway, on the second of Nov.
by Maj. John 7. Harris, Esq, Mr.. Thomas w.
Hicks to Hiss Elizabeth Helen, daughter Of VIM.
r. johnson, Esq, all Of Granville county, N. C..
rs Standard, Register, n. C. G. Advocate
and Biblical Recorder please copy.