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The daily Butte record., 1858-04-08

U The Mustang Liniment Cares
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Liniment cures still joints;
The Mustang Liniment cures BUNS and Wounds;
The Mustang Imminent cures Sores and Ulcers;
The Mustang Liniment cures Cakei Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang Liniment cures Neuralgia;
The Mustang Liniment cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang Lnmcnt Is worth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States, the preserver and resorer
of valuable horses and cattle. IL cures all Sprans,
Calls Wounds Stiff joints, &C.
VIII you answer this question? Did Won ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Sprain or Stiff
ness either on man or beast, which the Mustang
Lininent would not cure? Did you ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part OF the world n
Europe, Asia or America-whQ did not say 'it va,
the greatest discovery OF the age? Sold everywhere
Every famil, should have it; three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Propretors, New York.
PARK & WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 washington street, opposite the Market.
COTTON 4 McDEaMOrr, Agents, oroviIe.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms apS- 3m
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County Trcasurer's Once,

ORovILL., April 9th, 1868. !
Notice shereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund.
registered between the 27th Of August and 30th of
september, 1857, inclusive and Warrants Nos 9Sl,
sS2. ee3 and esi, aegistered on the INDECENT Sick
Fund, that the same will be paid presentation
at this Office and after this date said Warrants will
cease to bear interest and ifnui presented within
sixty days from the date hereof the moneys for
sail Warrants will bo appropriated to pay the next
in order oi registry.
WM. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
N against trusting o. +. Lannon on account Of
Keystone Market, as his connection with the same
has ceased. w. II. ARMSTRONG.
Oroyie, April 7, 1s5s-3t
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Notice.

yENHERE WILL BE MEETING O? THE
Il Stockholders of the Industry Quartz Com pany
held at Yankee Hill on The iih day of May next, at
one O'Clock p. NJ.
SD. HASEY, President and Secretary.
AnriI 9Th 1873
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Found.

A FIVE BARRELLED, SIX INCH COLTS RE-
N volver. Any person calling at this Office, prov
ing property and paying for this advertisement can
have the same.
April oth-2tnm
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NOTICE OF nrssoLurIoN

~ partnership heretofore existing between ]. p.
Coleman and &. NJ. Partridge under the name and
seie OF "Coienlan and Co." the business " retail
ing liquors In the town of oroyiile, Butte connty
caihsrnia, Is this day dissolved hy mutual consent
J. p. COLEMAN,
4. NJ. PARTRIDGE.
oroville, Friday, March md 1855.
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n B-The business Of the late drm Of aColcman
Saloon, Theatre building, Oroyille.
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N OF &c E.
NOTICE

tAMPHENE, Turning Fluid, Alcohol and Spirits
~ OF ofTurpentine, for sale by
do JOHN 5. ALRRo.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-03

Oss hunirci dollars will be- paid 10 ans
pAysicisn whs . prote,hs. The medicine
~ o. injured n pa,isntl aai The testimony
NJ ,kousssis can b. produced 10 prove
that u does Trsa, good. Eases 81 from
uns wcek ~ thirteen years standing have
ben effected. the mace n voluntary trsti.
,aony In possession II tho rwptis,ct ,Cuch
Ing iss virtues aud curative psvcrs. V lon.
msnss. emhsss,ng name sell known 10
sa1pncs ssi fame. lriyNsp bottles have
besh ssld and NJ, . single instance u .
fslars hes been svpsted'
ppsSnsily spverr~i before me an alder
mai Il tho esty cf Philadelphia, n T
uelmhcld chemist ~hs hsirr daily sworn
doc ssy ths, be preparation ccussins NJ
usscstse mercury er injurious drpgs. bat
urs purely vegetable. " 7 uFt Nhuip
sslc rrsnufacturer. Sworn ~ sni cub
srrihcd hsfCrs me this IN DAY o. Ns,em.
~ tssl W. utnB Ngp, Aii
lsice<i pee bottle ~ 80 tsr ~, dsliv.
VERDI 10 any sAirsss, accompanied b,
yvimhls anil responsible ssrtihsstes frum
professors u medieval colleges. clergyman
AMI others. Prepared iud scti hy
a. T. UttNliutp.
prsstie. anil auslt tisal chemist.
No 81, Saash reath 81, below Chestnut.
Assembly hulllags, rhilt.
- Hssafc n caanistieters. Az irr
usimhsld's ,aks 40 e,Ass. eaiss guar.
sni,ei
WARD 4 jones. Agents.
jsiniy Msmrhi.. Tom.
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Hclmbold's Extract Buehu.

Il prepared iir~c,ly according 10 the
rules 81 pharmacy aud chemistry. 9th the
sssslssl accuracy aud chemical knowledge
and care devoted ~ H. combination. See
prVies.or pcwev,' valuable vutk. on tho
pvscsiec ~ rh,.ie. sni mcs, Of tho late
eoaneasri work II Md elne.
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Tosl sftHr'. tTurtrHuFSt z !,
Michigan, Nov. 10. ISIS
DR. AVER, Your pills ARE the rerfeciim
Of medicine. The, have done INV VII
more ysod than ! can tell ycu. Shs ~
been slrk md pining away for monskA
Went m to be doclorei nj great expeuA
hut got no better. She then commenced
taking Your pills, which . cured ha.
by esrelling large quantities u wuru
(dcndl from her body. They nftcrwnrA
cured her aud our two children n blood
i%y-cntcry. One ~ our nclrhbofs hid /
bid, and my wife cured him with ~
doscs " Your pills, while Others afous&
~ paid from I've TO twenty dollar. dce
tors bills, and lost much tins. withss'
being cured entirely then. Such = med
cline a. your., which !. actually good ~
honest, will be priced here.
u. j. GKrrt>. Postmaster.
Indigestion, hpsr,iy ~ The Nocf.
From Re-, J. V. Hines. pastor 81 Aavsss
Church, Boston,
nr AYR ! hive used your pitt. viii
extraordinary success ~ my 4 mily asA
among those ! am called To- ,i.i, In IL.
tr~ss. T. regulate tho organ ~ ,lirss
ton md purify the blood the, ~, d.
very hes, remedy I ha,c ever known. ss<
can confidently recommend them to ~
frisni.. Yours, =. Y. uiprs.
Warsaw. w.oming county. y. IT
October -. lss5
Dear Sir: ! nm using your cathars
p'lls IN my Practice. aai ind them an q,
crllen, rursa,i,c to cleanse the syssn
and purify the fountains q the blood.
&c. Mrscnsu, ". d.
E,ya;isias, Scrysia. king's I'D.
T;a,er. T'saors. Sah Rhsss.
From q Forwarding Merchant Of s,teA
fehruary I. is56:
DR. Aver; Your pills are the paraen
81 al that l. srra, In medicine. NJ
have cured my little dssxhse 81 sless0
sores upon her hands and feet tkss -
proved ineurdble for yeass. Her 49,
has been long ~erievouslv aGixfel -
blctehes and rimples on hef skia Oh
her hair. Af,sr our child was eureA6
also tried your pills. and th~y have 90
hsr. Asa Meaessoo.
For Drorsy. Psthoro.
or kindred complaints. requiring an saiss
purge, ihsy are m excellent remedy.
For Cosiiresess or Cs~sf;ystsa.
and a. a Dinner pill, thsy are aessu1is
AMI efectual.
Fiis, Ssppvsssioa, Parsiysis
Inflammation. aud even pesfs.u -
rarsisl Blindness. hare beea eursa -
Alternative action Of these piIls.
Nest Of the pills In markes e~u11
mercury, which. although . valsskleR
msdv IN .kilful hands. l. dssssssss BE
public pill, frcm the dreadful 60
queness that frequently follow iss -
sicss use. These contain M messvye
mineral substance whatever. PNpno
BY
Dr.. J. e. ATE0 4 c.
Practical and Analytical CA<uiG4
lowell, Mam.
SOLD By
DR.. L. e. LElAND. Pnnoog
3. 7. Ming. Oxford. A. B. Betss. o.
ton ; and by dealers n medicine sqf
where. c<s1t10
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.vNFAILLIu. ~ REMEDY.

N ,sa ar suffering With any ~ the
above dis,rr..ing ailments, The ltrip w
vsscr I,rcuu viii cure YOU, ~ !, and hc
convinced ~ NJ rhcacy.
eeraw W gsa,I Hcsffssss and qsana
Assfwvs. Who fsl.ly hons, ~ abilities and
references. Ciiircns know and avoid them
and sssc long suffering, money and ~
ps,carc by scuiing OF calling fcr . bot.
u N his popular aud Specific Rctaaiy.
n sllays afl pain and infama,lon, i per.
fsc,ly pleasant IN H. taste and uiuF, hu,
immndlntn In NJ. action.
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trans ion iilm nnH Iuf Ilnn ~ another
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whlth this nriiHiun lnfafIh'r friHnfns
soon failusi loss uf ruhlniAti
lIi AAn wirliirtlr ms uno ~
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ssy that lhasa ftaeHfri sHf MOI ffr1Heniis
followed bt those lifeiul 4 licenses msan.
nv aud fonsumplinny Che fntpfi. VI The
Insane NJ ylum' ani ihn mrlanahilY DEATHS
n, consumption heaf imple witness D. ihe
lruih NJ these isssfilnna IN lunnlle ns
ylam- the most melancholy exhibition ~
peas. Tho enuniunnnus j actually srl
dui ani q,lie destitute neiihHf mifih ut
rfief over ,isiish should n sound " iho
votes occur u ]. fRtel, uttrulatrl
With wocfal mpa.urs v despair
LsN .ullcn sounds hts ffief hosuilHi.
Orhility " moa TERRIBLE and has brought
shcs and. nran thousands ~ initnely
graves. thus his-lins the Hnht ion oi iaant
npble yoa,h. u san be curci ~ ,he uso
VI this
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-06
INTERESTING PROM JApAN.

The Paris "Pays" publishes inteIIige nee
from Japan to the 10th of July. according Ia
which the authorities were doing all IN their
power for the faithful execution Of the terms
Of the recent treaties with Christian Powers.
An imperial decree authorized the cree tion
of commercial exchanges at Smoda, Nan.
gasaki. and Hakodadi. and appointed nun.
Der Of merchandise brokers to facilitate com /.
mercial intercourse with the various nations
included ia the treaties.
II will be recolerted that the Americans
presented railroad and telegraph TO the
Emperor. The latter has been put ND by a
Japanese engineer, and is in successful Oh.
GRAFTON. 1t is five leagues in length. The
Emperor is so well pleased with the invention
that he has ordered Geographic cnmmunica-
ton is to established between Jeddo and the
provinces Of Gokinaih. Tokaido, Fekuro.
kudu, sangodo. and Saikaido. An Ameri.
can house established at Simoda has offered TO
furnish the requisite materials.
The most important act of the reignino En-.
peror IS the revocation Of the edict against
the Christians issued by the Emperor Oaia.
Fusam IN 1914. In future, foreign agents &C.
credited at Japanese ports will be privileged
to bring with them one or more Christian
preachers for their own and their country.
men pehehl' NJ Y. Post
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EXPLOSION aF AN ASvM.--The Chicago
times learns that in Lodi, small village n
Name county. an election was held ON FRIDAY
last on the question Of Incorporating their
tosn; that opposition TO the corporation car.
RED the day. aud were So elstrd theseat thai
mes procured an old anvil. charged il with
ganpowder. aud fired il with great glee, thus
celebrating their victory. While crowd Of
people was elnse about tie anvil II hHrst, with
tremendous report. one piece striking DR..
WIN. Kennedy. the enly surgeon in the place.
and breaking his leg. A fragment of iron.
we,'sh'ny abuat ten posnds. struck q white
oak post. aboat sir inches 10 diameter, and
cut = short ID as effectively a. ir hit by a
twelyr-pound cannon ball. Another piece,
weighing sir eight pounds. hit GEORGE Brooks.
young man, the eldest son Of {. Brooks. Of
i..di. smashing his hip bone to pieces and
,"n'et,ng what IS supposed to be a mortal
wound.
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AsoTHEs PAsApIsE Lewis township
Clay county. Indiana. says the Laylavette
journal, they have soft Of mrrtaste or The
millennium. IL Ia. within its limits one hun.
dred and seventy families, all white excep,
one. and hey keep dark about il. There
are one hundred aud sixty-6ye voters. and
daring the last twenty years there has never
peen light or quarrel AT any election held in
the township, II contains seven schaoI hous.
es. seven road districts. seven bachelors and
seven large men; three churches. three prea-
ehefs. three pairs Of twin buys. three iiljlers,
Three carpenters. three post Offices. three
crazy men. and three men over sesenty-6ye
years old. There is mt iasyer. doctor or
i"aler ~ it--nor grocery nor q psuper. A
better. fhendlier. happier population is not TO
be found in the State.
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SociETy IsL.sDs.--It seems that the au.
thorities in these Islands are quarreling
among themselves, and. to settle matters, at
last accounts the party in power offered Con.
sui Oven. Of the United States, to surrender
the Islands Of Tahaa and Raia,ea to our Go.
vernment. and handed him official letters 10
that effect for transmission 10 Washington.
This movement gave great offence TO the
representatives Of England and France, who
melted a snrt Of revolution. In this state
Of affairs the French war brig Ilydrographe
arrived. and her commander took MIR. Tho.
mas Croft aud Mr.. yordOn, American citi-
Gems. into custody, and conveyed them TO
Tahiti, on accuun. Of their annexation pro.
NY. Eroy,,..
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EMPLOYMENT ~ PRaup TO ARagsr a Man
lLLgeaL.-A case Of some interest was de.
cided By Judge Ellsworth. Of Hartford, last
week. Mr.. Geo. A. Hill. Of Boston, receiy.
ed two anonymous letters. telling him If ne
would 20 to Hartford. he would hear some.
thing to his advantage. On the 18th Ne
went. and was mediately arrested and de.
liyered TO the sheriff. who released him on
bail. Mr.. Hill is agent Of several parties IN
. suit pending in the Superior Court at
Hartford against Y. Curtis 4 Co., 10 prevent
their discharge in bankruptcy. Nj. Hill
applied to Judge Ellsworth for writ Of ha.
beas corpus. claiming that he vas not le.
gally arrested. owing TO the fraudulent means
which were used 10 inveigle him 10 Hart
fard. and also that he did not owe Curtis &
Go. any thing, exhibiting receipt in fall
tor all demands, signed BY T. Curtis & Co.
Judge Ellsworth. without going into the
merits OF the case as 10 the indebtedness.
ordered Mr.. Hill TO be discharged on The
ground that fraud was employed in his ar.
rest. Intimating that Mr.. Hill could recover
damages for false Imprisonment, and that the
parties causing the arrest we're also liable
90 criminal charge.
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EQUITY SALES.

In the matter Of ssmuel Tunentine and others .,
parie-Pet,ion for Sale Of Land.
PURSUANT to a decree Of The Cour, Of Eoui,v
for Orange county. made Of September term, 1855.
will sell on the premises On Friday the 2ej dsy Of
October next that valuable tract Of land formerly he
longing 70 Daniel Tureniine. al on the waters q
Buffalo GEEK adjoining the lands Of John D. Leaihes.
John Lockhan, Fanny Turentinc and others. con.
tsining three hundred acres. more or less.
Twelve months credit will hc given. Bond and good
security required. The title Will be reserved until the
purchase money ispaid. Sale OF ~ o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & ME-,
Sept. 20 SIS.
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BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS cuRrp.

Seth w. fowle. Esq.:-Dear Sir: Having been
attacked with Hemorrhsge Of the Lungs which len me
with troublesome cough and the usual debility con-
seqaens upon such an attack and having cured myse
ny 'he use OF Wis,ars Bslsam Of Wild Cherry, feel
pleasure and duty 10 testify to It's merits. NY
general faith in patent medicines is small hut Ear
who are suffering under pulmonary attacks am per
susded that The Balsam is excellent preparation.
Yours very truly.
IONA. R. CHLDs. Ed. Chicopee Telegraph.
Chieopee, Mass. Feb 20, 1854.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrap.
per.
seih ". Fowle & Co. LIS Washington Street. Bos.
ION, rropnetors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
CT For sale in Hillsborough nv ]. G. W.bb A. q.
10 Greensborough by Dr.. T. L. Patrick.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1853.

John Halt ". Thomas G. Parish
Original iitaeimeat ieriti On Land and Nsgroes.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant Thomas v. Parish has removed out Of the
State or abscnnjs or conceals himself that the oi.
nary process Of law he served on hm il is there
fore ordered by The Court that publication lie nude in
the HIlshorough Rerorder for six weeks notifying the
SAD ihomas Y. Parish that unless he appears at the
next term Of this Court 10 be held al the cou,
IN Hillsbnrough on the fourth Monday in November
nert then and there 10 epeyy and plead according to
law, be will be proceeded agans in the same manner
as he be had been served with process and had failed
TO appear and plead.
Witness, George Laws. Clerk Of our said court. =,
Office, IN Hillsbolough the fourth Monday 10 August
" 4 80 GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C.
September 2s. Price adv. IS 90. 5e-sw
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isrnHrasr DEcnios LIN the case Of Inc
Hadlry Fall. Bunk W. Charles Ely, of New
York aud West Springfield. tried before the
Supreme Court 81 Massachusetts, Judee
Bgelcw,) for the payment ol sundry notes,
TO the amount Acknowledgement BY the
bank Tor the accommodation and benefit Of
Ely-the defendant resisted the payment Of
these NOTES. On the ground of usury. because
the oa"k had charged. with the consent and
agreement Of Ely. " I per cent. exchange
fr collection On New York, where the notes
were payable and commended that the whole
amount Of the mites were therefore Wild On.
der the usury laws--thnugh the whole amount
OF erehange was only si2.5o. Tho Jadge
(Bigelpw) charged quite strongly In favor Of
the bank, saying that although the defence
OF uspry was lawful defence, Il is hardly
an squitsble one ! and Is not regarded BY
business men M reputable defence. The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-06
Gard from DIR. James NJ Jarref. of
tlIe New York 4 ing Iniirmary.

i tht NEW bofk d ing inffrmary.
MI connection for the past eight years with The above
Institution, as Chief Physician. and a twelve years
course Of steady devotion 10 the cure Of pumonarv
Consumption ard its kindred diseases. together with
my unryalled opportunities and advantages 81 Paho-
logical research-aded not little BY perfect systep,
OF Medical Lnhaaiion-has enabled me 10 give leei.
sve direct and successful course 81 treatment E,r M.
positive and radical Of al diseases OF The Throof
Lungs and Air Passages. By Inhalation. the yapor
and curative properties OF medicines arc directly ad.
dressed 10 the diseased organs and The in,eQument
DO not advise Medical Inhalation Of any kind 10 The ex
eusion Of general treatment; and although consider
I useful ajjuvan 10 the management Of those fear
fol and oen fatal Diseases vet deem Il very naeess.
~ that each patient should have the benefit Of both
general and local treatment The success of NV treat
ment 10 ihe above diseases, and the high character Of
The institution over which have had the honor 10 pre
side. too well known 10 need any euloyv or ran.
men from me. ~ the solicitation Of many private nd
professional friends, through whose phanhrop,s "A
the above charity been long aud literally supported
ard after due consideration, have concluded 10 m,ks
saeh arrangements, az will bring the benefits Of my ex.
peence aud treatment within the reach q s and nos
eonhne myself Is heretofore 10 those only who enIered
.he intfmary of who We're able 10 visi, me al nv Office
Hoping therefore hat Tie arrangement viii give en,;r.
satisfaction bol 10 my professional brethren and The
public, would respectfully announce In conclusion.
'hai ein no,c Be consulted personally Or Ly Lsifer.
on al diseases above, and that the medicines. ,hs
sane as used 10 the Institution, prepared 10 suit each
individual case, lnhaling Yapors, Medical Inhaen &c.
&C, will BE- forwarded BY express 10 any par. or the
United states or The Canadas. Tsims. Ny terms az
ifraimen, by letter are follows via sl2 per month
for each patient which will include medicine suf6cen,
at one months use; Elsn. InhaIng yapot AMI an III.
baling Apparatus Payment A. followsi So TO he psd
y Express gent Tecepi Of the boz Of Medicine and
The balance ~ u The expiration u the month IL The
parhi be cured OF j. entirely sai,ed with Inc treat.
meni Patients, BY giving Toll history Of their ease,
anl their symptoms In iil, can be treated - well by
letter - ~ pernnal examination. Patients ayaiIinr
themselves Of Dr. Iauei's treatment nav rely upon
and permanent relief. as he seldom has ia
treat case hi y days. Letters Cor advice prompts
y answered. For further particulars address
JAMES " JARRETT, Mn.
No. SEQ Broadway, Cor. Twelfth 81, NY.
u S-Physicians I'D others visiting he rity are
invited 10 call 81 the Inffmay where ma,
ny interesting eau be witnessed and where our
Improved apparatus Tor the Inhalation u medical vapos
ran he seen and inspected. q
September "a. $500 az
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Law MAKISo.-Each succeeding session
Of the wise men who are chosen to make
laws Tor the people. adds to the vast monu.
ment OF legislative labor already reared. un-
til' as Sheridan says. First comes bill i'm.
posing tax; and then comes in a bill TO
amend the bill that imposed the tax; and
then a bill to explain the bill that amended
the bill that imposed the tax" and so on to
The end. after the style Of The House that
Jack Built" NO P;,s,.,,
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THOMAS WEBB, C. & NJ. Z.
10 the ma,tot AZ William NJ. Jones and others G
parc-Peiiiion Tor sale Of Land.

10 the matter az Willism NJ. Jones and others. CT
partc-Peiiiion for sale OF Land.
1IRsUANT to decree 81 The Coun of EQUITY
iof Otange cauniy made al September leiGi, sjs,
viii sell, on Thursday the II lay Of Notembe,
next 81 the late residence Of Margaret Jones' deceased
tract 81 land on The waters Of Cane creek. adjoining
The lands Of Henry Mcdaniel, David Lsshley and 9th.
ers, containing about one hundred and eighteen acres.
Also one undivided 9Th Part Of tract Of about two
sundred acres, adjoining the lands Of John Moore aud
alhefs, on the waters Of Cane creek.
Also, one other tract, lyiug partly 10 Orange and
panty IN Alamance, adjoining the lands II ---
- snd others, and containing about one hundred
and seven ceres.
Twelve monihs credit win 10 given. Bond anil
good security required. Title will IL reserved until
'he purchase money Is paid. Sale will begin 81 IL
o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB. C. & N. r.
sept ". --ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-06

burnt. Six only Of the women we're saved
three Of whom we're shockingly burnt A
Norwegian bark went alongside the steamer
the next morning, and sent boat which may
have picked up few persons. The Merri.
mac had no communication with her. No
names of the saved have yet been got.