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RUTNAW Az

0OS REWARD viii pay twenty-five dollars for the Appre.
CpZO henon and delivery safe JAIL II taken
tie county Of Chesterfield ten dollars taken In the said
", q my NEGRO MAN, Ella who from mJ farm In
Chesterfield county, the eth OF August lie 10 90 old
feet inches high, dark broWrcompleIcn; toeabe blacksmith
and be making his 70 Rockbrdg county, where he for
merly lived k0BE2T NJ PULLIAM
LNOR II N q n E.--The regular packet n
schooner d. GUYrHER, Capt. Krvan hAying the rkA
geaier portion Of her engaged will sail with dpAth Ior
balance Of freight apPyto
Iel-N wD. coLoUtTT 90.
LNOR BOSTON.-The superior fAstsElnng brE az
FREDERIC EUGENE, Capt Aehorn having the .sNkS
ton Of her engaged will sail with quick deSpac-
For balance Of freight, apply 70
tell-9. w. D. COLQUTTT 90.
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TH0S. WILLIAMS, Presf Con.
ADAM @. FIELDER, See'y Con.
J. A. ELM0RE.
A. PERUVIAN,
L. HARRISON,
G. w. GAYLE,
S. +. RICE,
J. II. CAMPBELL,
T. J. DEYANPART,
W. L. YANCEY,
J. J. WOODWARD,
J. +. NOBLE,
II. W. LEAIRD,
w. H. ANDERSON.
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SHIFTS
SHIRTS 1860. SHIFTS
ANO FURNISHING GOODS P0R GENTLEMAN
". n uWENS. 2O5 baltimore Sc.

SHIRTS 1850. SHIFTS
ANO FURNIaHING GJ'OS P0R GENTLEMAN.
w. II. OWEoS, 205 Baltimore sc.
TTAYING Lt the Of those for whom made Shirts
III aud drAWrs While doing business In Richmond and being
largely engaged IN manufacturing will De pleased to receive their
promise special :non and In all Instances guarAn
satisfaction Of Furnishing Goods large and
Imported for SJuttern sales. ". y OWENS
sill EOS Bait st., formerly 1872 Main 81, PirNmon' W
RLUVANHA bAND RO& SALh.
WILL s- PRIV .tely Oloe Hill II is within nAf mile o.
Il the II Immediately the RVacna River, and eeItlina
$40 acres Ta, Ani particularly well alapted grs; aod
While equal average lands In the production Of CJn and
I0Ss,tj, ss,. - -'udas sn'I
The dwe has four room and In good repair Barns sta
blrs, &c, sufficient for the place
The Of land known kent belonging 10 Mr. W. G.
srang and myself Is also for sale III about six or seven mile.
from C. H., contains T50 This fine WheNi
and Tobacco land well adapted gasss In foe state
Improvement and considered very desirable The buildings
ample. There four hundred land adonng
which sr W. Fontane will sell reasonable terms II larger
farm should be desired JN0. l.. SCOTT,
sGi-cu PALMYRA. p q.
VVANTED.--A virginia LADY, vao Is well qualified TO
w atm FRENCH Music aud the vaIous branches OF
English education. obtain Apleasart situation In private
family by addressing wleox Wharf; Charles city county
Reference glven and required.
sell-c2w JAN NJ WILCOX.
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- SPECIAL NOTICES. cents TO
A o. 80 will buy one Of GrshamS small stencils, for
marking clothing with IsDnABLE lex Call and examine spec
mems you I've the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also every variety Of Brands made 70 order
A. Y. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
.e5-N Next Door 70 the Columbian Hotel, Rlchd, Va.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIEs

BIZ CHEAP sToRE-The Subscribers have on hand
varied Of Ladies Congress Lace Gars Morocco and
Kid and Busns which they selling mach ess than
nst cost Anin waat Of cheap Caters wiz please call soon
ie26 ALEX HILL 90 Ia Main q
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Your friend, truly and ever.
"SHEEFF'S OFFICE, LEXINGTON, Kr.,
uAnrn.t % $500.

"AeEsrs Nllams * Co., Jacksouyule RIA
"Gen.lemen-I have been requested to answer your
ecquires in relation Hol J. G. Breckinrdges owner
ship Of slaves viii state that for the past three years,
he has listed 10 property either personal real estate,
for uxauon-as appears from tax books. Mr..
Breckurlgs and his family reside here and board at
the PtU1ix Hotel, in this city.
UR-sDectfully l. X GROSS Sheriff.
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orFioz o. sHz VINO. Sept 10. lisa
THE upFi neTfrrp rpanv

The week u closing has certainly been very lively ole In
important departments OF trade The produce dealers have
been active than for and the value Of Flour
Wheat and Corn that have changed hands 1ce Monday last
only be es mated by millions Of dollars Speculate Of
has something do with this but the facts md out de-
fling contradiction. that much the larger proportion OF the SAILS
have been for abroad where there ready for
H. prices which leave the shipper hindsome margin Other
bralohs orsde generally experiencing the favorable nnu
Of this In Shippers getting
ber regh the railroads earning msnty and the farm
and country In proportion 10 their ab
y 30 Aad r what they bay multiplying their orders
for CITY good These the brighter q the picture and
add to them, the returning In the market
home prospective 10 the specie shp
ReneraY Comfortable coniIt Of busln all kLndt
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h oFF0lLs CONlAEssIoNAL INTIAFLNTION.
his next vas the advocacy in the Federal House Of
Representatives Of the nsas-Nebraska BILL eOoperst
ing Grdeny with Stephen A DOugaS in the other House,
on grounds which the present pink Of Intervention thus
eBui RpOa-lnisTsnaon By eOaFsH b. he Priasipl'
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

+ AT Charleston, ON the 29th, the bank
directors egreed 70 suspend Immediately.
Il is deemed probable that Mr.. Ypncey
Will be appointed BY the Alabama Iiepis.
latnFe, Commissioner 10 attend Tie South
Caroliua Convention IL was considered
certain that the ordinance Of secession
would no passed either on the 4 It'll or
18th Of December. Ordnance and am.
.mnnitlon had been landed from d schooner
at Fort Mo1ltrie, come or the army OIL.
GERS say that now Fort Moultrie Is al.
most iinpregnable hi. . Il.
The remaining Tour banks have suspend.
cd specie payment s4s ..5., +. HI
The 11ueary urges South Carolinians In
the army and navy to return home.
On the Bird Of December Gov. Gist
had received q letter from Major Lee.
commanding the Baltimore National Vol
nnteers, a Light Horse Regiment 1900
strong, saying that the regiment has
unanimously resolved to support, with
their lives, any State or States or lhc
Union in secession from the accurseIi
league, and rendering their services ia tile
event Of secession.
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". i. ,AlPPLRnY,

Atiornsy and ConnselIor al Lav.
.yLTII.L practice IN oil the Courts 81 utah.
collecttan Of Dsbti attended 10. PowsFs
Of Attorney for the States aud Europe. Deeds,
3LsassS, Agreements, Indian claims, natnrhIiaa-
tion papers, &c., legally drawnup. Terms IbsrAt
Us OiIice Tcwhdend's Salt Lake Houss, Est
Temple Street, @ s.. L. City. Il At
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IiItt| /. i - ~. d.
M edisine light % govern wrong 4
~ q aitbIeaslne this nay be 70 the
1s,erean courts, ~ is acceptable 70 the
rssish people, and, although We hear Of
:. 1870 interviews at Coblents between
Nj John Russell ard the Prassian Pre-
-. tla Foreign Minister 81 England
800 49, ne countfyuisn too Nell 70 suppose
". thsy would 90 to war tc restore the
1870. ,..r 10 the vassalage which France
y. shiyered in pieces. yNeshaIl ssume1
- more the same neutral attitude
~ 81 took when Austria invaded
pissniont i year or two back and France
,.ms 10 her assistance that i, We shall
- "a and sec the gatto plpyed ont
sSJt eiyitIv our sympathy TO freedom,
~ githhoiding Al but moral support to
~ most natriotic Of Gle combatants, NJ
hpstria. IKE d man WHO IS going intea
h,nkruDtcy court 10 be released 81 bis
S.tIlitles. and desires To make The pro-
va plcasaIit by coming TO terms under
M rose with the most angry Of his ered-.
;tors. i pr0niSing . constitution to the
Hsuearians and nmelioration and gain To-
ssher portions Of her clamorous and angry
U.opls. She Ia anxious before entering
N the periIons experiment 81 boarding
france and Piedmont, to make the best
,,rrs M da8 with her disatfected ~
name il Il = stale device, and the char
,s.ef Or The Hapsburgs for sincerity and
~ dealing . not tnch as 70 gite much
sS,Sts Of fhcccss 10 the experiment.
m, people will be pretty certain to help
/: th,mseISes when they hare the oppor-
UNITY and i long arfear Or Manipulated
Am Will doubtless be settled in q sum.
m,fy way. Rights withheld and libefs
M, ,1 violated make i people anxious for
II. opportanity Of tcaeliing wisdom 70.
;ni.taated rulers, and the course Of events
I'm shortly afford she subjects Of Francis.
Ios.p. the means Of showing that the in.
t.r.sts ofcrowned heads aud the people
,tl.rre have arrived At astage Of diver:
,.ace. France and Sardinia may be
weakened W the impending struggle, but.
tor Austria there il nothing but ruin.
Tia mobiles IN Russia may also assert
their supremacy over tho CzAr and strip
lin 81 some of sofie 81 Biz Attributes,
md Prussia viii survive 20 feel the mis-
t,ke she has committed In substituting
drastic considerations for the principles
0flihsrty aud llatioual government.
4 - = e 4 Z
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Cubs ~ fair purchase. With The exception 81
Merico. our rslaiipns with foreign pcwsfs, are
eeneraliv ~ satisfactory character
I1fslatioh % Kansas, de President tsSstbe
desperate bard Recently assembled, tndef 4
nosdfions Sutlaw. In M southern rcfti9n n ne
fsyritoty. 10 resist The extcbii6n 81 tbe hws.
aud III tslundsr; tho psaceable Sitizsks, viii, !
doubt not. 6e speedily ayihtned and broNehttc
Justice. HS recommends . Psestlc 1allroad, con-
"a aIstes Ire country upkn the apparent din.
inntJon or the slave trade ard the eStiac lofi sf
llie fIIbusietine sentinieft, and. in view 81 the
dssfiintion irl Kansas, fec1mEhepds TO Coastess
thst m an, constitutional measure of reHa an,
So dsvissd, that ihs sutjtet should be duly con
sffEfed. III M Vi
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look HERE

WISH 20 ut the Job Of building Efty-thrss
y rod, Of tight board fence, six feet hiel
boards upright and securely nailed. ! win pay
70 prime N lasses, or other valley products, from
------- mug 70 a water eask, and from leather
strap 10 fun California ri. For further pay-
i,eul r. Apply TO me at nv res ldencs It'll W ard
-3rd henss north 81 the Endowment Hoass "A.
u Deer. "a 1860 Ell b. KELSEY
~ u: Nails will be furhsIicd. IIs9t &.
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STA PLE 90 on,


IN TEssRs. HOUR d BaINGHURsr b.s
iItl 10 laFosm The public that thsy have large.
aud saesllent assnrtinenf Of DRY GOODS aud
GROCERIES, % eysry desefipsloF, II thsly
ee,abliehmeHt 10 spfineviils, which thsy win
exchaugs foe wheat and Catile, SLOWING the
higheet mavket price. They have slso : Iarxs
qnsntity 81 Wool, which they will exchange Tor
wheat or cash. Can and SOC lis ii lhs Heats d
Co.'s Min .a III X, IA tsas' s s3Stf
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GEORGIA.

On the 10th nit, a bib was introduced
mo the House Of tho Georgian Legisla-
Mte prohibiting the lcyying OF any. exc
salol from Courts Of the United States
ssalnst property. Of citizens Of Georgia.
ptler to December, 1851. The sales
saaer sush process 70 be void. A debate
s0Qk place in the House on the bill TO
AOsset the ritizens Of Georgia, An
sgepdment was offered to extend the
PROVISIONS Of the bill toeyery State which
's.ea iqr I.ilcOln, was agreed to. .,. +
ne; Mcdonald opposed the bill and
s.s1endmetts5 expressing warm union sen.
auleets, and moved an amendment timing
ny Georgian $4,000 who sells a bale Of
so..Sn or barrsl Of apples to. any person
A"s ~ o. Mason II Dixon's Inns.
:. MT. McDonald's motion caused q com
motion and disunion and conservative
ssouneats were uttered, The bill was
~i sue the speuial order for tomorrow
=, Taea an exciting discussion is anticipated.
Nss diSunlenists oppose and the conserve.
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tites favor re bilI. Il \ WI tbougbi

tises favor the bill II Is sim thought
the Governor will veto Ii.
The Bank bill has passed the Senate
over The Governor veto, g5 to is.
All the Dankso of the, city Of Augusta,
Ga suspended specie payment. The
maximum rate for sight drafts on New
York Is Q per cent. premium. m
There were enthusiastic demonstrations
at Augusta, on the 80th, at the suspcn.
sion over the river, Of Palmetto Flag.
"A salute was fred, the Marsellaise and
various Polkas were played, but no ma
tionhl airs. ,.@. ...
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FmTY DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED 81 Stolen from wsst Jordan
- Range. one dsfk brown Insfe MULE, ar,
teen haBis hlsh, I've yrats Cd, black name and
Y 8 end stso q on Isit tiigh5 Y 8, ard OIL III
,hoslder Y
Aisa, oTs black horse MI LIE fifteen hands
hish, 9 years old, brown nose; match on under
eide o. right ears branded on lett psJe OF meek
small y 81 also on nigh shoulder u s and G..
scar aud smsit wbite place, On nigh thigh
~ $ N thfse places. two large snd enc small;
and 81 tlsht shoulder small b S ard ".
The above reward viii he IA 10 aiy one
who shall dsiiveF said Mules to Walker BIOS,
Store. q. 3. L.Sciiy, Or FdIficld, Camp Floyd.
Io-ll nj 5ls.''s d
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Narrit0.

\ AZ Elk Horn Springs, Iron County Nov. I'd
by Joel III Jahnsohs Mr.. sAHeEL oEroS and
Miss JuManNA 1oiissoN -s !!
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Cache WILEY DRUG STORE.
J. II. MARTINEA.U
10 EsrECTFULLY iaisfm. lie cili1.n, Il
~ Cache eeSats thathe has Established ! II; Z
Drug Store At Logan,
Al DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Cache eeslty, where be keeps constantly on
hand choice assortment ~ 1s u al.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
70 he best gaslIty. consulting II GFafsnberr
Pills, Eve Lotion, Childfenr aaacss. kfsysSall's
Uterine Cathcllean, Green Mountain Ointment.
and gro Az tariety 81 The ssapie articles Il ihs
itsAe. Also, IatisS, L,Sgno6d, A.usi, Csrperis.
Essences, S5eps Alcohol, &C., "a, Sc /, which
he vi il sell low Tor cash Pby,l lats ~ t,sl ~
70 gu and txanlae bis s,osk before purchasing
elsswhefs q E5' & Z
81. An assortment u s sl4 ., d.
ia PLE a q ODs
kesN s5nStnntly on hard con slsiiSv n Tss3 car
Zee, Slsars Tobaccs, Esqtofs, DRY GOODS
mod great yafiesy % nNtlsfs. Also. RITES,
D21hs eaEtfied Gars, and Afnmnnitlon. witch
wilt NJ sold low for cssh. q Il & 4
8 ~ Bitter Lard, Fssgs. NJ, WANTED. Tor
Wh.oh the highest mafket pficR will b pph, 4.
s. .3m JAMES IL. MARTINEhtJs !.
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NEW YORK

On December LIST, Ghas. Sumner lectur-
q . ~ immanse audience at Cooper
Institute, y. York, on the life and char.
sler o. laiayette.--The aim Of The dis
course was gncompromisingly hostile To-.
African slavery,
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Cache eesaty, whore BE- keeps constantly d
hand sehocs assortment 81 IN
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Dit

~ ! ! Y
~ Al Parowan, Iron County, on The 81 inst.
MI srGhEiaa q. DRisOs. aged 81 years. (; h + n
Bif. Ttiras was one Of the FIRST pioiecra of
Utah Though Of hut an unasauming exterior
his namd deserves record among ths eood
departed 81 our acquaintance. lie was one ~
those few who led The way to those deserts
which now blossom as the rose. anil one az
those ptiErims whose names must ever he u.
tncmbcresi ~ ilis pioneers Of honesty and. in-
dustrv IL Utah. He was one Of her first Mo-
nsersl That fact alone demands our notice.
0f tho Troubles, yexAtlons and Subsequent sx.
.posnres Of those pioneers no human being has
ever vet presented nor has the record been
written We can only give = tsxt II was
the pilgrimage o. freeinen IN a free land seek !.
ing and having 20 travel far and Iahatiously
IN search ola free home, and finding il Chen
only IN 4 tIescrt He Il one az many whose
lixeshave been labored out in sratcil 0e that
great lsRit. whore birds OF freedom seek their
high eminenee and celebrity. HeWas man
~ sfsrIing Integrity. and was highly respects
"a BY all who knew him He was 4 native Of
Ohio and, Of course. a stanaeh Republican.,
Nc. briggs has left = vito and two children 10
mourn his loss Chm. Ii NJ. 1..t$ Il.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of ~ Dorado. "A.
- III the District Court of the Eleventh judicial Dis
trict.
C. Il. PATTERSON, PainttN, ~. EZRA CHASE, De-
Standardization brought Ia tie District Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial District, and the Complaint filed
in the County Of II Dorado, In the Office Of ilse
Clerk Of the said District Court In and for said COun
~ and State.
The People Of the State OF California, to EZRA
CHASE, greeting: You hereby required to np-
named plaintiff, IN the District Court Of ne Eleventh.
Judicial District, In and for the County Of III Dorado
and to answer the complaint filed therein IN copy
Of which accompanies this Summons, within ten days
exclusive Of The day OF seTvice) after the service OH
you OF til SumnOns-ifserved within this County,
II served out Of this County but within this Judicial
District, within twenty days. or II served out Of said
District then within fort7 days, or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you.
The said action Is brought to recover Judgment for
the SUM Of four hundred and ten dollars for profess
siona services rendered by plaIntiG as an atsOrney
and counselor-at law, at ostance
and request and costs Of suit prayed for In plain
tits complaint, on file herein. And II yOu fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, rs shove
required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against
You for said sum and dcosts according the prayer Of
said Complaint.
- Witness my hand, and the seal of said
! SEAL Court hereto affixed, at Oficc IN Placer
- Vile, this the 18th day Of July. Anna DOM
ini one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
WM. A. JANCARY, Clerk.
ny OGDEN SQUIKts Deputy Clerk.
S. W. SANDERsON, Attorney for Plaintiff. jy2l-3m
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ADMINIsTRAroR's SALE.

c,TATE TEOFCALIFoRNIA,C County Of Il Dorado.
Public Administrator, and AdministTatoT Of the
Estate Of GEO. ". HARDING, deceased. will,
pursuant to an order Of the Hon. Probate Court in
and for said County, offer for sale, at public aus-
tiOn,
Saturday. the 26th day Of August. 1850,
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. w., Of said day, At
the Court House door, In the City Of Plaeervile,
IN said County, all the right, title and interest Of
said deceased, in and TO the following described
real property, lying aud being In the County and
State Aforesaid, and more particularly described
follows. TO sit one undivided one-thiFd Of the
MOUNTAIN MILL AND RANCH, situated in
Placervile Townsbip-said Ranch being bounded
on the west BY Jake Bauslaus and DeTfenbaeher's
ranches, on the east By Williams' Raneh, on the
south BY John Blair's ranch. Terms, cash.
CHAs. MEREDITH, Public Administrator,
and Administrator Of said Estate.
Juiy2 8, 1850. Ru4 I'd
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Common COuncII Procecding..

PLAcRRyILLE, Sept. II, 1860.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Prcsent-Aldermen Carson, McBcth, Monroe,
Lacey and Bush.
Minutes read and approved.
Bill Of james Orr, Of 90 50, read, and referred
to the Committee ON Finance.
The Marshal reported verbally that the two last
cistcrns which had been ordered constructed we're
finished.
Account Of Miss I.eOna Irvine, Of af9, for ser
vices as school teacher properly certified to by the
Board Of Trustees. read and allowed, and the Su-
PeTintendent authorized to draw warrant for the
same.
Account Of GclwickS & January, Of $3S Is, for
printing, was, oil motion, allowed.
Account Of j. j. Reynolds, Of ST5, for services
as policeman to September 10th, 1860, read aud
allowed.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the election
OF policemen for the ensuing three months
Nominations being in order, Alderman Lacey
nominated Joy Nupcr; Alderman Iiush nominated
John Fountain and William Smith: Alderman
Carson nominated the present incunlbentS, John
Justice and }. J. Reynolds.
On proceeding to ballot, John Justice was, on
the nth ballot reelected and on the sixth ballot
Joy Naper was declared elected.
Bills Of T. YOst, of 80 Is, and p. Dempsey, a so,
were presented, properly certified to. and, on re-
communication of the Finance Committee, allowed.
On motion, the Board adjourned, to meet next
Tuesday, at 7 o'clock, P. n.
JOHN L. KUNKLER, Clerk C. C.
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CONSTABI,E'S SALE

10y virtue Of an Execution to me directed, issued
ID out Of the Court of l.. G. Fiskr, Justice Of the
Peace In and for the Township Of PaceTVIe, County
Of Fl Dorado and State Of California, upon judg-
ment rendered therein the 22d day 81 August, A.
d. 1SCO, In favor Of J. Craddock, and against H. NJ
Elsey, for the Of hundred and ninety eight
4n-l00 dollars debt, aud Eve 75lOO dollars costs Of
suit, together with accruig costs. have levied upon
and seized, and will expose for SALE at public
tion, to the highest bidder, at Oates OGice OH the
18th day of September, A. D. 1860, at the hour Of two
o'clock, r. NJ, all the right title. interest and claim
Of the above named defendant In md TO the follow
ing described property, lying and being in tic town
ship Of P!acerville, County and State aforesaid, to
wit: That certain piece parcel oflADd lying the
south side Of the road leading from MiddletoVn to
Cold Springs commencing at the southeast corner,
at point on Hangtown Creek, At Vve-o0k tree,
bazed-running north 100 rods, to black -Oak tree,
blaHed-thence west 100 rods, to a stake-thence
south 160 rods, to an Sak tree, bazed-thence east
100 rods, to the place Of beginning.
Given under my hand, this 2atI day Of August, A..
D. 1850 A. SiMONTON .
su25-td Constable in and for said Township
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The Medical and Surgical institute

OfDr l.. J. CZAPKAY, Ia already secured in posi-
tion which places It, we'll as its proprietor, far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice.
In the schools Of France the highest prizes are often
awarded to practitioners in this department Of Med
cnl science, and they occupy with others, equally
lofty position In the profession. Ricord Is All illus
triOus example, shining light among the philoso
phical stars Of his age in Europe, and Dr. CEapkay
has fully equalled him In this country, proof Of
which, the Philadelphia College Of Medicine compl-
mrnted him with Diploma. and. the honorary dd
eWndeD degree. Selecting this as his field Of opera.
tion although qualified as graduate Of the Univcr-
sy ~ Pesth. and late Chief Surgeon of the Iunga-
riRn Revolutionary army, for more extended labors.
DR.. III. CEapkRy has bent his earnest attention to
the cure ofchronc aid private diseases, in which he
has become so great an expert that he is now re-
Rardcd as the Leader in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States, and his portrait aud
biography are published NJ matter Of interest to
their readers in the most exclusive Journals. The
Doctors ofceS are Mt his Medical and Surgical In
Stute, on Sacramento street, corner Of LeidesdOrn
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
eW We ask tho particular attention Of our readers
TO the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in an
other column Of this paper. jyl4-Sm