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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
ER0M EPASER RIVER.

Tie Sea Bird ard Wilson G. Hunt arrived on Satur-
dav et Victoria from Fraser River, but brought no
news Of special interest. The river sill continued
high and the miners were still waiting for the waters
Ia fail. Nothing Ees been heard Of Gov. Douglass
proceedings.
Tie depression stiI continues IN Victoria. Merchan
disc is selling al very low prices Merchants can be
seen in oil The streets in front of their stores, wearing
very gloomy faces and watching in vain for custom.
ers. There is nevertheless q considerable degree %
con fdcLce that the mines viii prove ultimately rlch
though many doubt whether they viii be able to sus-
tain lhem-evea until tie day ofprospefiiy.
Tie ste amer - Bird which bad been aground on a
bar in Fraser River II miles below Fort Hope since
tie 9th Of une was successfully launched Oh the u
inst. and arrived safely at Victoria. She will now
run regularly between Victoria and Fort Langley.
She will connect with the Enterprise, under command
Of Capt John Wright which viii run between Fort
Inrr.v aud Enrt Iae.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
A TRAGEDY IN LOS ANGELES.

A correspondent at Los Angeles furnishes US with
the following account Of the killing of ii. T. Dorsey,
in FL Monte in that county, by his father'in-lsw, '"
w. Rubottom:
HjIlard p. Dorsey resident of Los Angeles County
FOR several years past and late Register Of the United
States Land Office az that place, was killed on the
afternoon Of Monday, Sept +, 1888, under the following
Some time in June, 1857, II. p. Dorsey was married
90 the youngest daughter of w. W. Rubotiom Of FL
Monte. To all appearances they hved IN psu.c' mar
mony together up to the 5th Of September last
Some differences appear TO have arisen between
them Of so serious a nature that Mrs Dorsey through
fear of her life was obliged 10 leave her home on sun
day night Sept: D at IL O'Clock, and seek tne sneter
Of her fathers house distance Of about five miles
leaving her only child, boy four months ola
with her husband, who would not permit her to take
him with her. She arrived at the house OF her father
about midnight Of Sunday On the following morn
ing, before daylight, Mr.. Rubottom started for Los
Angeles in order TO take the initiative steps to procure
habeas corpus for the child. He engaged Col. T..
Myer }. Newmark, notary public, left for Fl Monte
10 obtain the signature of Mrs Dorsey 10 the petition
and arrived there about o'clock the same day.
After discussing the matter thoroughly, Col. X,
who had been a personal friend TO deceased resolved
20 20 first to see Dorsey, and endeavor 10 concate
matters without the Intervention of the law Accord
ipgly, he rode over to Dorsey accompanied by Mrs.
Rubo,tOm the mother of Mrs. Dorsey and upon their
arrival az the residence Of the deceased, found him
pacing 10 and fro the room with the child IN bis arms
while on the bed and around the room lay number Of
guns, pistols and knives. Col. heweh renamed IN
conyer-ation with him considerable length o. time,
begging and exhorting him, by every argument in his
power to restor ethe child to its mother for afew days,
when some amieable arrangement might be ADJUSTED,
but to no avail.
Dorsey was iuflexibe in his purpose. lie told Col
Kewen that be friend of his and that he could
WELD as much influence over him any person IN the
county, but that IN ths matter he Interchangeable,
and that if all the angelsfrom heaven were to impore
him at his feet his determination would remain unal-
tered. He said his time had come; he intended going
to Nr. Rubo.toms, and that If his wife would not
turn home with him, he would kill her and all oppOs-
ing him Col kewen seeing that il useless 10 re-
main any longer resolved to return TO the house Of
Mr.. Rubottom.
He had travelled but short distance when Dorsey
being on horseback and taking much nearer road
overlook him. and although Col. Kewen used every
exeron to keep up with him, he found impossible.
When Dorsey rode up 10 the house, Mr.. Rubottom
who was seated on the piazza in conversation with
Mr. Newmark, arose from bis seat, and remarked:
.'Cspt. Dorsey have one request 10 make and that
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
TIE woRKlYGMEY's STATE CONVENTION

TIE WORKINGMEN's STATE C0SYENrlW
Tie delegates TO the above CONVENTION a-seDtfi
Mt Uri.n Hal, No. l63 BoNtFy, ob wednesday aor,
irg at IL O'Clock, and were organized by eecui.
JACOB KERR, Chairman pro TEN. Committee
Three was appointed on credentials which rep9ia
favorabIy on the papers If delegates from the i''
S,w.York, No. l. rew-Yors; Empire, No q Nss Y-
Franklin, No 3 New' ers Mrehani. No 4 BEcliY,' vs.
NJ. :, Albany Excelsior. NJ .. New.York; raasP wals
NJ. lo ltla.a UEcas. ~. ~. Try. IL - nisrie "
New.York Ff,edom. N. 10. kinGtln H.r,i Hand y
HsIru Clinton. No -, Lo kU.t; Colunbis 20. - Pint
TLc lion Cub No. a. Ein ira. The Osk 80 p Osdssr
Eosls No. ~ Leroy Pioneer. NJ 81 Rome Ecskra. Ni
= = sh, nsct5Sdy He~aIe ~. - So1y.e Mhs VA k'ss
No %, New York; foriitldc, No. A. Nes-fofk rls y
Mari. NJ - Newly ork Gyms w Fled. No 49, Sew.Yort
The Committee on Permanent Officers reported u
names If John +. Mcdonald, esq, Of Enira as Pre-
ident; 7. &. Whitenberg. h. Boyd, Mehael Lyn'
and Conrad Linkihs a. Wee Presidents; william E
Hoyt aud James y. Manning, Secretaries.
A Committee on Resolutions were appointed, w.
reported series of resolutions, in which they sPss
favor If thespeedy enlargement Of the canals rets
IN the State Prison monopoly; freedom Of he Psi-'
lands ten hour on all public works repeal y
registry clause in the homestead law.
The resolutions were adopted after some disGSN
AID the Convention then went into the nOnirsas
candidates ior State officers:
For GotcrHoy-Fdwin u. MORAN, 81; A. J. Prtg
BuuoWs Q, Oerrit Smith, 7 Blank B
For LieafsHdHt tG0rsyHoy-Rotert Can pbel, ~ IL IEF
10. y. :. Benton, y; ). y. BeaIs 8.
70, Canai Connissioner-iiirAm Gardner y s Brf
q; j. p. Thompson, ls.
For STATE P'isos Inpe,i0r-E. X. Everest, 81 - "
nelly 90; w. A. Russell n.
The Republican candidates were all nominated, "
ing received the largest number Of votes.
Committee of Two were appointed 10 canySs
State, consisting Of ]. {. Wittenberg aud CsPl W.
II. HUI Of New-York.
The Convention then adjourned subjec. TO ns@ a
of the State Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

Az IsHUnAS SHIPxssrrR.-ln the ea' VIZ
miah Austin, master OF vhslng-smp yCoaf
St %sfSs.d.y "a.ed Isd .esspes c s
ds%ares to the negro John Frsnci: whom s' re
An uninhsbitei island. ore of the GaiaPst1 ~
upop the islsnd for more than three wess'I W
on r.w food. and was fnsly taken .c, sa ~ W
Wheeling vessel. In snif brought oy ing yin, ~
the mate for assault With an non '"'
Of 40 was imposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

VIRGINIA FIsAScEs.-The Treasurer Of ~ - 81
Of virginia has transmitted to Gov. Wise -
Of the financial operations Of his depart Le1' -
fiscal year ending 3oth September, 1855. 1ss 1te-L
gate balance in the treasury on IT, let VI @,xt..ss
lsj7, was s@9,9l ~, credited to the seveFa'''
fullOws: .,sf
To The credit Of The ContDon wealth.
To the credit Of the Literary FUud........''' p's
To the rcr Of rbe Board q! Pab.lc WorEs.'''' as
To IL .cIedt Of IL. sinking Fgnd.........'''''
The receipts during the year just closed aMs ~, s
50, l3-, go C6, and the expenditures 10 s.,S.M
The receipts and disbursement. Of the 'sveri "
az. A. fDllnMa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

A. Ooodyea, Bar Sept. 2 Nj Jacob White 70 Ma Anna
ssdier, 10th " GooeyssIs Bar, Sierra County.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.


Fro- Tie P.gaSelJsiG Ledger II Weize'iGy' Oct ~
THr ELECrIoS.-The election yesterday though
warmly contested passed off yey quietly; Inc re-
suit may be tod in q very few words. The Demo
cra,s have been badly beaten, losug all their Com
cre.,onal districts except the 1T, where Col Thomas
B. Florence has been successful, and all the county
Offices. TIE election in tie H. Congressional Dis-
,rct Was yerv severely contested and the chief inter-
a., # the event seemed TO concentrate there. Ine
present Representative Col. Florence, had % con-
ierd not only with the Peoples party, but with
division in his own party which used every erertion
10 defeat him. L. This district there were occasional
conflicts especially in the extreme eastern and west
ern portiors Of IT, Few arrests however, were maie,
a. tie police were instructed 10 allow tie largest NJ
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SHERIFE'S SALE

MY VIRTUE OFA DECRETAL ORDER Issued
-hB out II the District Court o the Fifteenth Judi
cial District. in and for Butte County and stale OF
California. against JOHN ONYETr, and IN favor OF
SAMUEL l.. DEWEY. for the sum of four hundred
and ninety four S49400l pri cipn with Interest on
said sum nt the rate Of three t3 per cent per month
from the Seventeenth I7thI day OF October, A ID.
1857, until paid Also, all costs Of suit taxed IN The
sum Of twen'y four five one hundredths lS24O5J
Dollars. together with all the costs accruinR on said
writ to me directed and delivered, commanding me
TO sell all of the martgagcd premises herennicr de-
scrbed to satisfy said demand, viii on the " IN
TY-THiRD [23rd1 Day OF JANUARY. D. 1888,
at the hour ofon ~ O'Clock, r. NJ. of said day in
pursuance with he requirements of SAID order Sell
at public sale to the highest bidder for cash the io-
lowing gagged property, described in said order
of sale AZ follows 10 wit: Bounded on the south by
Fowler's Ranch, on the north by Cleyelands Ranch
being six hundred and fory 640 acres Of land, and
what Is known as "Sandy's Ranch or Onyetl :
Rancho. lying an The east bank of Feather river IN
Butte County California. and on the road leading
from Oroyie to Marysvillc.
The above sale to take place of the Cont Iiohse
dooi, in the Town of Oro,lIle, County and Stale
Aforesaid
" D. Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
OroyiIle December % 1877 d29
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER Is
-nb sued out OF the District Court 18th judicial
District IN and for Butte County. and State of Cali
fornia against JACOB s. MORRIS. and MARY s.
MORRIS, and In favor of THOMAS WELLS, for
the sum OF Three Hundred and Ninety Six Eighty
One Hundredths (s396,e0) Dollars principal debt
with interest said sum at the rate of four a. per
cent per m onih, from the Twenty -senenih t2fthJ
day of November. A. ID. 1856. until paid Also all
costs Of suit taxed in the sum Of Twenty Three
Ninety One Hundredths ts23,90} Dollars; together
with oil the accruing costs said writ to me di
rected and delivered. commanding me to sell ALL
much thereof as may be sufficient to pay the
judgment above specified and ali costs of suit, o {
the mortgagtd premises hereinafter described, 10
satisfy said demands. will on the TWENTY-SEC-
OND (22) DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1858. at the
hour of two % O'Clock r. VI. of sad day in pursY
Of the requirements OF said writ, sell at public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash, The following
mUrgaged property, described in said order OF sale
as follows to wit: Lois number one, two. three.
four, FIVE and six H. 2. 3. A. and 6( in Block num-.
Der thirtysix, 800, and Lots number one, twO hve,
six and seven, q, 2, 5, q, and ~ in Block number
eight Isl: Also. the lot of ground fronting Bird
stree, eighty sol feet and Iuatoon street thirty.
six 1867 feet being the lot Of ground a the corner of
Bird and Huntoon streets, on which the old Metro
polilan Theatre formerly stood. The lots Of ground
above specified being described according to the
map or plan Of the Town of Oroville, witch Is fled
in the county recorders Office of Butte county, and
said property Ia all situated in the Town of Orovile
aforesaid.
The above sale to take place in front Of the Court
House door, in the Town of Orove, County and
State aforesaid.
". u Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated December d9lb. 1851 d29
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIEE,s SALE

VlY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
IL out of the District Court of the Fifteenth Judi>
cal Dstrst in nd for Butte county and State of Cal
ifOrnla to me directed and delivered com mnnding
me to make the sum of two hundred and twenty five
dollars (S22j COZ with interest thereon the rate Of
three CD Per cent per month from the egte,nih (I5
day OF July A. ID. 1857 until paid, and the further
sum of fifteen nineteen one hundredlhs dollars costs
OF suit and the accrIn9 costs said writ. wherein
WM p. TAYLOR is plaintiff and VI. II. FARLEY is
defendant, have levied upon and shall expose at
public sale to tho highest bidder for cash tn e
TWENTY FIFTH (e5th) DAY OF JANUARY A. D.
1883. at the hour of two 2 O'Clock 7. VI all of the
right title and interest Of the above named defendant
in and to the following described pieces parcels of
land situated on what is known as the Carl on Tract
in Ophir Township Bntte County California, and laid
down on the map plot of said Tract now ON fFe in
the Recorders office OF Butte county as lots No.
two. three. four. five. six, and eight, G., 2.3.
s. 8, and s. in block No. seventeen Q7) also lots No.
one, two three four. five six, seven and eight q .
8. 4, o. 6, and y in block No eighteen 0S also lots
No one, two, three, four. five, six seven and eight,
Il, 3, S, q, and s. n block No. thirty (3S)
also lots No one two three four. five, six and
eight Il, 9 81 5, and s. in block No. thirty
~ also lots No. one two three. four, five sin soven
and eight II, 2,3, 4, s. 6, and in bleck No. thirty
1907
The above sale To take place at the Court House
door in the town Of Orovle, county and State aorc
said.
~ ID. Plum Sheriff Butte County,
OrOvile, Dec. 30th, 1-j7.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SNERIrF'S SALE

upyVlRTJJE OF AN EXECUTION iSSU Ed OTT
he of the District Court of the fileehth Iudlca'
District in and tor Butte county and state OF tHllor
mia TO me directed and delivered, commanding me
To make the sum of two hundred and forty tS-lO uo)
dollars with Interest thereon at the rate oi ihrce per
cent per month from the 2Nlh day ot November
i. 1857 until paid, and the further sum oi ten (Slo)
dollars costs of suit and accrning costs on SAID wt
wherein JAMES DUNN is planif and SIMON
GARRESSE IL defendant, have levied upon ana
shall expose at public sale to The highest o d"r tmr
CASH ON the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY
A. d. 1855 at the hour of O'Clock J. VI. all oI lh''
right title and interest OF the above named defendant
in and to the following described property to vii
that certain building situated on the corner d IN
coin and Bird streets, lot No four "a in block No
1hree()as laid down the town plot OF the town "l
Oroyne in Butte county California. and known as
Musical Hall. said building being about thrty teel
wide and sixty feet in length together WIN All the
fixtures and appurienanc,s thtreurto belonging
SalN to take place at the C0ut House door IN Tue
town of Oruviile county and state ai0r' snid-
E.N. d. PLU.H, SHERIFF Butte CoUnty'
by s. +. II EDGES, Deputy.
Oruville, Dec. 2lst, A. ID. 1891.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SEERIFFvS SALE

'HBY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER issued
he out of the DIstrict Court of the Fifteenth Judi
Cin District In and for Butte County and state of
California. against n. Carroll and in favor ot James
Il; Caine for the Cf hundred and fifty and
ffty.two one hundredihs dollars tS75l 52) principal
with interest i'll sum nj the rate 0f hrre 90 per
cent per month from the sevenieenth 90 day OF
September A. d. 1857 until pad also all costs OF suit
taxed in the sum of twenty four and five one hun
dred,hs dollars (S24 05, toge.h her with all the costs
aceruing upon said writ, TO me directed aud del'v.
cred commanding me to sell all of the mOrlgased
premises hereinafter described 10 satisfy SAID de-
mands will sell on the TWENTY FlKSr (!ls)
DAY OF JANUARY A. ID. 1858. at The hour of Two
f2) o'clock p. NJ OF said day, in pursuance with the
requirements of said order sell NJ public sal" to the
highest bidder for cash, the following mortgaged
property described in said order of sale as ioiows To
wit: all the ria b title and interest of the defendant in
and to that properly situated 10 the town OF troVhio,
Butte county California and described on the plot or
survey of said town of Orovillc follows to wi;
commencing on the south side of Bird street in block
said block on said street on the corner of liuno"n
and Bird stree, thence southcrly one hundred ana
thirty two SD feet, thence east ery fIy sN (5o) tet
thence northerly one hundred and thirty TWO (l3sD
feet thence along the line of Bird street my SIX o)
feet TO place of beginning together with all ana sln-
gular the tenements hcrcditamenis and apputlclan-
ces hercunto belonging or in auywi'e apl e'iaimhg.
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the town of Orovile, county ana Stale aor-
said.
" ID. Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroyillc, Dec 2Sth. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SHERIFF'S SALE

EpY VIRTUE Or 4 DECRETAL OF DER issued
hD out of the District Court, Fifteenth Judicial
District in ind for Butte county AID State Of Cali
fornia against MAURICE Jr and SARAH ANN
MAURICE, and in favor of CHARLES II. HEDGES
and NJ. w. IIANNON, for the sum of four hundred
dollars $500 00) prncipalwi, interest ON said sum
second day of June A. ID. lej7 until paid; al q all
five one hundrehs dollars 1910 sjy together with all
the costs accruing said writ, to me directed and
delivered. commanding me To sell all OF the mort
gagged premises hereinafter described to satisfy said
demands ! will on the twenty third (l3d) day Of
January ID 1858 Mt the hour of two ~ O'Clock
NJ Of said day in pursuance with the requirements of
said order, sell at public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash the following morgag"d property described
in said order OF sale as follows, to wit the north
halves of lots number O aud eight 81 in block
NUMBER thirty two 1927 as designated on the plot of
the town OF Orove in the county Of Butte and State
of California, and bounded rs follows, TO wit: com
mencing sixtysix (66p feet west Of the southwest
corner Of ner and Robinson streets running along
Downer street sixty tG6) feet. thence southerly
one htndred and thirty two 1872 feet, thence enser
" sxy-siX I6G1 feet thence nUrtherly one hun dred
thirty Two 1921 feet to the beginning, together with
all and singular the tenements, hercditaments and
abpnrtenancts thercuntU belonging Or in anywse
appurtanng
The above sile to take place at The Court House
door IN the Town OF Growth county and state uture
said
" ID PLU.N. Sheriff Butte county.
Orovile Dec. 2Sth 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SUMMONS

State ~ TnlifOrniu -, JuStICe's TOnri
Uounty of Butte Ophr Township.
YuyHE People of the State of California to j. Piat
& Co. Greeting: You are hereby summoned to
appear before me ut my Office in the OPhir Township
uf the County Of Butte, on the 23d day OF February
ADlSja nj ~ o'clock NJ, to answer unto the com
plant o the town of 0rUville in the name and style
Of the Trustees Of said Town, who sue H. recover the
sum of Thiuy-lhree thirty one-hundreth. dollars
claimed To be due on account OF School and Proper,
ty Taxes due for the year 1857 when judgement will
be taken tganst you for the said amount, together
with costs aud damages yCu fail TO appear and an
swer
To The Sheriff or any Constable OF said County,
Greeting: Make legal servi ice and due return hereof
Given under my hand this I6th day OF November,
A:Dls57 JOHN :. BERRY, Seal
Justice of the Peace of said County.
A true'copy, JKssEE BEEKE Marshall.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
SyIERIFFnS SALE
Orovile, Dec. 2Sth 1851.

unY VIRTUE OF a DECRETAL ORDER H.
~ sued out of the District Court Fifteenth Judi
eial District, in and for Butte County and Statt of
California. to me directed and delivered. wherein VI.
w HANNON and G. ". llEDG rs are the plaintiffs
and ROBERT 7. WILSON. G. l.. SWEET. II
FURBECK, w II. MCCARGER and McCAR-
GER are the defendants. comman Ting me To sell at
public sale certain nortgagcd property h"reinaf or
described. 10 satisfy the following demands to Wit:
The sun of four hundred and eighty seven nit, one
huudredths dollars ~is1 A0) with interest fr' m the
second day of May 1851. at the rate OF five per cent
per month Also tie sum of FIVE hundred dollars
$3.50 OM with interest from The fifteenth day of
June 1851 at the rate of six ~ per cent per month
Also costs OF slut taxed in the sum OF sixteen lnety
one.hnndredhs dollars tsiGAo). together WIN AL
the COSTS accrung upon said order Therefore. in
pursuance with ue requirements Of said order. |
will on the Monday, tAc eleventh day Of Jnrunry,
A. d. 1858 Mt the hour Of one O'Clock. p. NJ. of said
dny sell at public sale, to the highest 6lddtrfor cash.
ali If the morlgugrd property therein dcscr bed Ia
ait: Situated un the Bar IN front Of the Town Of
Oroyille in said county of Butte. nud described ~
follows Commencing ~ n stake marked :. w. :. w .
5lt known ns "iNte y Co : stake and Running
west two hundred and twenty Ave feet thtc" norm
three hundred and seventy feet. thence east TWO
hundred and twenty five feet, thence to le place OF
beginning and known as the "Ofoyillc Steam Min
ING Compau,," together with the upprrlcnances
tb,rcuntn belonging. and also the steam engine ana
boiler and Everything arprrtainlng thereto, formerly
located on saii premises. but now removed 10 the
residence of Mrssrs Hedges 4 iannon, now In SAID
Town OF OrONIle.
The above sale 10 take place at the court House
door in the Town of Oroyilie, County and Stale
ator said.
". u PLU.M. Sheriff Butte county.
Dated urovillc. December 18Th, 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
CONSTABLE S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued out OF
Nd Justice Berry's Court, oI tpmr Township
county OF Butte, to me directed in favor OF ROSS x
WEIGH, and against JACOB :. MokEiS' nave
seized and will cxroSc for salt at Public Auction. at
II O'Clock A. W., on the TllIKflETH OF DECEM'
BER A. D. 1857 at John :. Berry "fiice in Orovllr
the following described property To IN; All the
rinht title and nte est Of Jacob :. Morris in and Ia
the Thcater known n "Morris Theatre situaied oh
the corner of Bird ana liu toon streets IN said town
of Oroville.
RI. P.fTTO.N. COnsta5ie,
Dated 9th day of December A l-9'.
TIE above sale is postponed till SATURDAY inc
Second day of January lSjs at the sume hour ana
place above specified.
Il. H. PATTO.N, Constable.
(Iroyille, Dec 30th, A. u. 1881
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
CONSTAELE'S SALE.

EDY vlRTUE'0F AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
I'D of Justice John :. Perr's court, of Opitr
Township. County Of Butte, California. ana To me di-
recied and delivered, IN favor OF }. H. BARKER and
against ]. : tlORRIS, have ized. and will ex
pose for sale public nnciion at II o'clock on the
DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. l65S, ut
John : Bcrry's Office IN OroviIle. the following de-
scribcd Property. to wit: lots No l, 5, and 4 IN
block = blocks IS 80 40. 81, 5G, and 81. as laid down
in the Town map of Croville Also, lots +. l.. ! D.
On revised map in Marshai's Office.
II l. P.fTTO.N. Constable.
Dated this the > It day Of Dec, A. ID. 1851.