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THE RUSSIAN FLEKT.-We learn that the
Russian fleet may not be expected in the waters
of the Chesapeake for q week or two to come.
The time Of their arrival will depend upon
when the repairs they are undergoing in New
York harbor may be completed.
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~Shillington, Odeon But lding, sends US
something attractive from his freshly supplied
counters in the shape OF the illustrated London
Almanac, and Miss Braddon's last novel,
"Eleanor's Victory" Frank Leslie's edition.
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THE TRoT YBsTBRDAY.-The trot Yesterday
for purse of 81 900 was won by General But
Ter. There were upwards of fl We hundred per-
sons in attendance, and the best of order pre-
vailed. The trot was an exciting one. Preyi-
Gus to the horses starting Butler was the ia yo-
rite at odds. After the first heat, the betting
was even, but after the third and fourth heats
Princess was the pet, at one hundred to ten
Upon coming up to the stand for the first dash,
the horses started off in splendid style, Butler,
however, broke and fell behind, but speedily
lessened the gap, and reached the stand in 2.32K
The second and third were won by Princess in
2.3U and PSI. Upon contesting for the fourth
heat Butler surprised his most sanguine
friends by his superior movements making the
score in 2.31, and the fifth in 230k He was
therefore declared the winner. Another trot
will take place this Observation-Disclosures
Clipper 29h.
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~ The correspondent of the New York Post
says, that the churches Of Washington are Gun
filled" Has he been to see?
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RETURN OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER
Senior Matthias Romero, late charge des af-
flares from Mexico, was this forenoon present.
ed by the Secretary Of State to the President in
his new capacity: as Mexican Envoy Extra
ordinary, &C., TO this Government. He ad-
dressed to the President the complimentary
and congratulatory speech customary on such
occasions, and received from that dlgnitary
the usual brief reply. He has been absent lin
MexIco) for some six months past.
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REFUGEES

Michael Hays, Patrick Muller, James O'Con-
nor, Patrick Smith, Owen Begley, and George
Johnson, refugees, sent in from the front, have
been committed to the Old Capitol.
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o r r c lAL.
1sKxRALs O.glcx,

SrpoKoN 9aNERAL's ORFfCE,
wAsHINaroH, ID. g., Oct. 10, 1853.
c,rcniar. 40. ss.-The following letter from
the Provost Marshal General is published az
the information Of the Medical omcsrs Oft
uWAR DEPARTMENT, -
ssprovoyf Narshal Generals OGcs,
seWaskinoten, u. c., October .. 1863.
u(,c1oNKr: have che honor to return 10
enclosed communication from MEDICAL lnsp6-
tor Cuyler, and beg leave to state that the su
ceohs in charge of hospitals are directed 10 pa.
agraph VI, General Order No. st2, to forwad
to this Bureau rolls of all men reported by thsn
for transfer to Invalid Corps after each req.
lar muster. Immediately on the receipt 81
these rolls in this Bureau the Acting Assistaat
Provost Marshal General Of the State In whtn
the hospital is located is notified to receive tie
men whose names are on the Tolls, ana assln
them to companies In the battalion to WHEN
Should any OF the men recommended by him
1.-THE surgeon for the second battalion be neel-
ed in the hospital for nurses, cooks. &c, tiny
will be at once assigned to such duty. Eau
their services are needed, and officers will be
assigned to command them, and will clohe,
arm, and equip them.
aWhere no companies exist in State from
the Provost Marshal Of the State is ordered to
receive the men and hold them as nucleus
for the formation Of a company.
1.-THE names Of the men thus reported arc
published IN adenefai Ofuei, ~ nv. oon p'es
their transfer to the corps. The necessity Iol
subsisting the men must necessarily exist unu
an off Ger 10 assigned to command them, wher
provisions will be drawn on regular com
pany return by that officer ;.
aAs the number of officers OF the corps II
limited, and by no means adequate to its re
auirements at present, it is confidently OK
| pected that the surgeons will accord to us tina
patience and fOrbearance which we are led u
| expect from the great courtesy and hearty co
| operation with which they have alread,
| favored the corps.
81 am, very respectfully, your obedien
servant, "JAMEs b. FRY,
"Provost Marshal General.
| "Colonel BARNES, Acting Surgeon Genera
United States Army
| BY order OF the Acting Surgeon General:
G. H. CRANE,
1t Surgeon United States Army.
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Hsyins nade erraapmsses vh,.,
haXe iHGsssd Ne g eosfi1ns TIE PAWN BSOkING
rminE 1atToas md &c SsSis IN ssass e in
Wsfehes. Diamonds, Jeweliy, LsdissS s ~ Siive5
ss. ssssi1E Assar; As sss ga ss9i:ssd
I1AAo H1RzBnRe = NOW
above place. ~ = g Sno
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ILL-George n. Beale, Esq the popular
Naval storekeeper at the Navy Yard, is lying
extremely low Of typhoid fever, at his resi-
dence, near this city, and but little hopes are
entertained for his recovery
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THE OHIO ELRCTlON, s.r
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-The Official homo vote.
or vote not counting absent soldiers, of Ohio.
gives Brough 61,75 majority The total vote
Of the State is 435.427. ISIS
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PINEY BRANCH CoU RsB.-A trot for purse
Of $500, will come of on the Piney Branch
Course on Tuesday next, November 30. Free
for all borses and entrance to be made to NOR
row right at Murray's Hotel
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POLICE REPoRTs-First Precinct.-William
Leesman, deserter; military. VIM. King & Co.,
selling liquor unlicensed; $40.
Second Precinct.-Henry Patoni, Henry KEEL
Ter. fighting So each. Genord Kong, disorder
ly; dismissed. VIM. Croford, deserter; militia
ry.
workhouse. Henry Kemble and John Mean
drew, do; dismissed.
Fourth Precinct.-Herman Myers grand lar
ceny; dismissed. Charles LAWN, drunk an5
dsorderly; SIS. Jas. Davis, Jas Veates, aad
Jas. Porter, grand Larceny; Jail for court
!Sizth Precinct.-James Flanagan, driving
on pavement: military. Chas. Schwath, yio-
lating market laws; dismissed. Patrick Do
milly, Randolph Burk, disorderly; ST. each.
Louis Black, do 50. VIM. Burly, Geo. Bonn,
Jefferson Parker, Berry McGruder, petty lar
ceny; Jail for a hearing. Thos. Francis, drunk
and disorderly: 81.
Tenth Precinct.-Samuel Openheimer, pass
ing spurious money; dismissed on redeeming
the money. Jno. Kemp, disorderly; 81: Chas.
Finegan, do; do. Amelia Hammond, do;
workhouse. Francis Hargrove, do; dismissed
Timothy Mccarthy, do. do. Cornelius Rear
don, 50. VIM. johnson, military. Chas. Il.
French. drunk; dismissed. Thos. Amsey, do )
military. Lloyd Gaff, ault and battery; 81.
George Ardeos, disorderly dismissed. =,
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WALsaa Z "a. o PM yani..,,,
No. A6e ssh street., bftsCees Dad II ~.

OLD Harness and Saddles bought and ao,a .,s -.
pAarins done q the lowest cash price. a iysoiss
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~ Germany and Denmark have cot into /.
quarrel which forebodes something serious'
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BROKEN PROMISES AND BRUISED FACE
Yesterday, Officer Heating, of the ninth
enth street and the Avenue, he noticed Lewis
Schwing, who keeps restaurant on Eleventh
street, near the Avenue, pass in company with
girl named Mary Walters, who was talking
eye on them, he saw Schwing enter his res
taurant, and the girl attempted to follow, but
Schwing struck her and pushed her out. She
however, recovered her lost ground, and went
blow taking effect in his tsce, bruising him
badly. Officer Heating took both Of them to
Justice Clayton's Office, when the girl alleged
that Schwing had promised to marry her, and
had even gone so lar as to give her an engage
ment ring, but had proved faithless by marry
ing another girl, and that when she met him
in the street she demanded an explanation c.
his conduct, which resulted as stated above.
the girl, who, it is said, will seek redress
through a suit for breach OF promise.
STREET FIGHT.-Last night, Mr. J. Schad-
bolt, while passing the corner Of Twelfth aud
streets, was attacked by young man named
Andrew Kelly, and knocked down with q
billy or stick. Mr.. S. recovered suddenly, and
pursued Kelly into an alley near by, where a
resulted In the arrest Of both by Roundsman
Mattingly, who took them to the Second Ward
Station. The case was examined by Justice
Clayton, who dismissed the charge OF assault
disorderly conduct The charge against Schad-
bolt for fighting was also dismissed. Both the
parties were terribly battered in the fight. Mr..
Schadbolt was cut in the head; and his ewes
We're bloody, and the corners near the nose
exhibited the impression Of thumb nails that
indicated an attempt at gouging. Kelly was
cut and bruised about the head and face, and
one OF his eyes was entirely closed: and ne ex-
hibited two holes in his trousers, which he said
was the cause of pistol shot, which SchadhoIt
fired after him while running. ta
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AssAULTING ACRIPPLE.-Yesterdaya after.
noon Louis Block was arrested by patrolman
Britt for ASSEMBLING G. J. Gates, well Known
cripple, who has been engaged for months past
Gates was in his wagon with his child, and
meeting with Block, they had some words, and
GATES called Block q "Christ killer" aud this
struck Gates, the child catching a blow unln.
tentionally. Justice Thompson dismissed
Gates with a lecture upon the impudent use
~ conduct, and lectured him upon the danger
of taking the law in his own hands, and showed
him how discredifable it was for an able. bodied
man to chastise helpless cripple with whip
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~ The Portuguese Government has built .
gunboat. It has one gun. It Is called the Ter
ror of the Seas!
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THE NEW POLICE HEADeuAsTssEs;;a : tSs
extensive improvements being made 70 tne
house on the west side of Tenth street, between
b and e, are designed for the accommoaau ion
of the Washington Gas Light company, tne
Metropolitan Police headquarters, ana LOT an n
extensive eating saloon The buiioing VIII
be four stories, basement and attic, with q
back building now about to be added, and VIII
afford sufficient room for the purposes LOT
which it is intended. The basement will be
occupied as an eating saloons the first story oy
the Gas Light Company's ofice-5; the second
story by the Superintendent of Police; tne
third, fourth and attic stories by the Board OF
Police, secretary and clerks of the Board, and
the sanitary force. The back building Is TO De
three stories above the basement. The hrst
story is designed for the detectives, having
strong cells for use in their line; the second ,s
story will be occupied by the property clerk
and will be arranged with rooms for the secure
storage of property coming into his possession.
The third story has not been leased by the
Board. The property belongs to ]. +. Bro Wn,
Esq, Secretary of the Gas Light Company ana
Treasurer of the Board of Police. 1t il q fne
building, in an excellent location, and the ex-
tensiye alteration and additions will require q
heavy outlay of money. It will be several
weeks beforeit will be fully occupied as above.
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nTNlGHT SOHOOL.-The Night School for
re ss eond District win be opened ON WE'D
New York avenue and 9th street. It is earnestly
nosea that the young men of the Third and Fourth
W ards VIII avail themselves of the opportunity
lnns afforded to obtain an education free of ex.
pense. !lekets OF admission can be obtsined on
5G4 street between 7th and 8th
By order Of the Sub Board. ocev
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TIE CARS Yoa CoLoRED PEOPLE. Tho
street railway company to-day placed on the
line from GEORGETOWN TO the Navy Yard sew
eral one-horse cars, for the ACCOMMODATION OF
colored people, and the experiment appears TO
he A success. The cars are labeled in large
letters, .Colored people can ride Id these cars"
Some of the darkies are SO tickied with the
wrinkle that they have devoted the day to
riding from one end of the line to the other,
each trip. ---zs
ESCAPE AND RscAPTURE.-Las. might, VIM.
wiliis a colored coal-heaver on the King
Pbili,p was arrested by Oficer Harrison, OF
the sixth Ward, for stealing pair Of panta-
looms from s. Wolsheimer, and was placed In
and escaped during the night. He was, how
ever, recaptured in the Navy Yard this morn.
irg by Oficer Beall, ard was committed to jail
Il Justice Gull. zr$ $500 Fl sas
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. .
Good News from Chattanooga,
THE REBELS DRIVEN FROM LOOK OFT
@--sa E.#s MOUNTAIN

COMMUNICATION RE-OPENED BY ORR
TROOPS WITH BRIDGEPORT.
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Worth ArTENTIoN.-Deposits made for
fiye-twenty bonds on Monday next, November
second, will not entitle depositors to bonds
with full coupons from NoYember first
w ashingtsn Money Market-Latest One.
tatioAs.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
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Y 3. SnsIL.s:.ssssrai ass yoans HOas1s. scit..
D,.n.st of snytAins,. ssddis. BueSy. or -
1ssas, No. as !' ns:hssft .l g; coENSELT. IN
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N cav; A. u. Bell. iasth Pa; I. N: Buck,
l56th N Y; A. Lawtroc, 95th N Y; J. II. Dan-
iels, 15ath Pa; ]. Spokely, 95th N Y: E. M
Norcot., 10th NY; P. Nc 4uire. 9th N Y cav
1t. & Davis, sd Pa cav; A. +. Williams, i4th
Ct: q s. Roger, Sth CT E. Straw, l4th N H.
J. Holly, a FIilshl s,s 18th Ny
Mosher, ist Me cav; James Mockus, @. M. d;
N. Heath, Sd Ind savi r Holman, LIST Md; D.
Carter, 7th Wis; A. Bethune, rebel. Esd G;
Ira Perkins, LIST bat. Invalid Corps; Thomas
Is. Forrey, 10th N art: @. Ditterline, 18th Pa.
cav; ". Simms, eth Md; M. Phillips, io2d NY;
Charles Warner, 2lst cav; John Malay
mist N Y; CLARK Kinkin, rebel, 44th q; w.
r. Porter. nth Mass; B. L. Flower, 9Th
art'y; James Ardier. Sd Pa cav James Snar.
kew. Dist N Y; John Yumbey, 7th Wis; James
Fisher, s7th Pa; John Robsin, couscript John
L. RunkIe, 27th Ind; ID. j. McVean, sth !
cav: r.. Russell, 18th Mass; James Coster, l0sh
n I art'y; g. W. Berg. 1S5th Z John Lev.
zey, goth Pa; Benjamin Romig, 9Th Mich cav
Henry Yarnold, Attn s art: b. T. Warren
10th Me; Apollos Moore, 18th N Y cav; A. r
Benson, 18th Pa cav; John Breed; =. "a. y l,
H. w. Taylor, 10th Ne; O. d. Andrew, III
N bat'y. 49, y
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Coupon 81, 1881, HOY; 7-3O's, 107x; Oerun.
Gates OF Indebtedness, 99X; Gold, 47X; Erie
and Terrahaute, Co. Chicago and Northwest
ern, 46xi Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN,
Tx. -
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A Row IN HAzLErowN.-Af few d avs since
two little children of Cornelius Donoghue, who
resides in HaZletown, on Capitol Hill, went to
the house Of Mrs. Mcmahon, who is a neigh.
Dor, and some difficulty occurred. when Dono
ghne went to Mrs. McMahon's ana had some
words with her husband, who ordered him off
Yesterday morning, Donoghue, in the absence
OF Mcmahon, went to the house and had some
words with the wife, who pitched some water
upon him, and he struck her with his fist She
retorted with stone, and he went off but she
was not satisfied, and procured a warrant for
MS arrest, and yesterday he was taken by OF
ncfr w aiilng before Justice Gull, who fined
him $4.4 for disorderly conduct and using
abusive language.
CRIMINAL Court, Judge Otin.-This morn.
ing, Thomas King and George MCGEE, charged
with an assault ON Gotlieb Mensinger, were
Elizabeth Mills, indicted with the larceny Of
SIS from Richard Slaughter, plead guilty,
and was sentenced to one year in the Albany
Lloyd Johnson, indicted for an assault on
Walter CLARK, was found guilty, but the coun-
sell for the prisoner (Mr. Norris) entered mo-
Henry Ferguson, alias Burla Turk, was tried
for the larceny Of q number OF shirts from Eliz-
abeth Robinson, found guilty, and sentenced to
one year In the penitentiary. In similar case
o nolle pros. was entered.
PETTY LARcxHY.-Wm Burley, Geo. Bonn.
Jefferson Parker and Perry McGruder, young
vest from Simon Ketzemstein's store on Sew
enth street. They were taken before Justice
Thompson by officers A. A. Greer and Sulli-
van, Of the Third Ward. Burley stole the
vest, but said he was told to take 1t by one OF
his comrades, Berry McGruder. The others,
being with them ut the time Of the theft, were
held as accomplices, and all were sent TO Jail
for further hearing.
A You've THisF-Odicer Clements, OF the
Fifth Ward, last night arrested James Wilson,
alias Keddon, on the charge Of profanity. He
is 16 years old. and has been about the city for
Is months past, during which time he has
made himself quite notorious on account ofhis |
crimes. He ID 3 petty thief, and was last win.
ter arrested for robhing sailor e! the Depot,
and his "mug' was taken for the Rognesi
gallery. This morning he Was turned over toll
Capt. Todd. and viii proeably be drummed
out. So 8 sf.ft5
SECOND WAxD STATION OAsns.-Jeremiah
Kane. carrying weapons; for hearing. EIiva- i
beth saunders, disOrderly; Sis. Minnie TIL
disorderiy conduct: .. Louis Tiliman. disoT.
DERBY; -. Mary Walter, assault; baiI for neacs.
john Davis. drunk; 81. Andrew Keliev. A.
sault and battery diimissed. James Ensdboit,
sighting; do. Andrew)Ksllsy. do; @. s.
II
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ALL WHOM IT NAY OONo7RN

REGIsTKR's OFyIoE, Oct. II. 1858.
Notlce IL hereby given that Licenses given to
Tayerns Retailers Of Spirituous aud fsrmentsd
hisgaErs wines and oordials to Groosrs Dry Goods,
yeweliy,. Lumber. Wood and Cosl, Gommissionn
MsTc n Also e Keepers Of Hackney Carriages
and GESaedses, 5iiara Tables Ten pin Alleys
and Dealers IN Old Iron, Brass. Copper. &c, viii
EXPIRE s11 on M0NDAY the I'd day Of November next,
ONCE within ten avs after that time - 'Aie
o.g.dtr.r. SAMUEL =. DOUGLASS.
DC n UINOvZ Rec; afc
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wAsHTNaroH, ID. g., Oct. 10, 1853.
| C,rc.siar. 40 s..-The following letter from
the provost Marshal General is published ~
/ the inform alton OF the Medical OHicars of tp
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80 CARRIAGIsl CARRIAGEs.. Ems,
$500 CARRIAGES 6
Constantly receiving LIGHT CARRIAGES, Of
every description of The best make and finish
which are warranted to be represented.
A good second hand HACK for sale. Price SIS.
ROB'T 81. GRAHAM, Coachmaker,
90 29-st< STA D street and ATT 9Th street.
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FEsTrITY INTERRUPTED.

4 wealthy merchant, known 10 have
beea a great advocate for parties Ut pleasure
even to an advanced period OF lite, had 80
entirely altered that he even manifested a
horror at every mentioa Of ball; and his
cbange was traced back to a day on which
a great fest,vity took place ia his own
hocse. alta daughters wedding. he gave
the following account OF the circumstance
which then occurred:
he had left the merry party for minute,
- give some directions to the dumrstlcs.
wen he met woman who had been en-
gaged 70 help for that day only, with a
lighted candle in her hand without any
candlestick-st which he exclaimed. What
a slovenly way is this J" but did not stop
bar; he accomplished what had taken him
from the company. AID was fastening back
10 me ball room, when he met the same
woman again carrying bottles IN both her
fands. but without the candle. In an IN
s,snt he perceived she had been in the Gel
iar, and he recoliected that barrel Of gun
roader deposited there had been opened
nat very evening for purchaser, and ~ .
hurry for preparation Tor the trast il night
not have been secured. lie was scarcely
able to utter: /" Where have you lett your
candle p and received for an answer: 81 IN,
Just stuck il in The black sand there below
" that barrel"
The merchant gathered up all his strength
70 hurry INTO the cellar, As he crossed
the passage, the music struck up a lisel-
tune summoning 10 the dance. The aeor
over him was trembling under the steps Vt
the party, before him WAS The GUNNER 81
the candle resting 10 the gunpow der--it.
wick long and bending over; his knees
eere shaken and his baud trembliug-but
Nth bis two hands followed he took up III.
candle--none Of the sparks fell he cam,
out Of the cellar--and fell into swosn.
from which he woke in delirisus state
several weeks elapsed before he could al.
END to bis mercantile business again.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

an Wednesday night last, the ] nh instant, my
- stable was broken open and my horse stolen. Ii
is Bay Horse about six years old this spring, about
five fest -four or five inches high, heavy name and
tail. Au old wagon saddle, covered with white
sheep.kn was missing at the time, and supos-
ed TO have been stolen by the same person also
pair Of bride rens that had been used as slirup lea.
theirs, with holes punched through them.
Any Information concerning the horse or the Thief
viii he literally rewarded by the SUBSCRIBER living
seven miles north Of Hillsborough, and one hundred
dollars will be given for The recovery Of The horse.
FREDERICK HORNER.
VaArusry IS. 81
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VAL u ABLE L A Nd
FOR SALE.

n WILL ssa rrv,,ely tie Plantation known - tie
Wilsra pilcr. ~ Little River, eD,taining Five
H1nitel acres Thp lqnd Is well satefej. and
portion 81 il 7st tim rel, with good Dwelling
Ho4ss. ps,a. and u asfcssaiy out buildings. ii
ne. bsf1te s9i4 P.!ss.ry, will sell on TUESDAY
a. Ny Court, 81 HEa05f5agh, the said Land 10 the
a.ghssl Bidder.
Sl sell 81, e asH. . sci, yureha,ers.
CHARLES WILSON.
hs'sA IL ss.-ta.p
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORASGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term. 1864

1sHE sheriff returns into Court the following Real
Estate. which has not been listed Tor Tas,. Il,
The last three seas. 10 vii, thirty acres of land sop
P"se, 10 brlong to Thomas Han. ADJOINING the lands
Of William ). Moore aud others. ON The water. of
Mill Greek. Amount OF tar due. 81 Sc. and cost.
One Other tract. containing lbiny.nine acres. The
property OF John Canal adjoining the lands Of Tho
mas Long and others. on The wsiors Of New Hope
Amount due rs cents. snd cot.
i y, therefore. ordered ~ the Court that the tlel
advertise IN the HilIbooueh Recorde, Tor air we,k,
notifying The said Thomas Ilan and John cau.l i
these proceedngs and unless the said iaaes together
~'ih The coa u this proceeding, b. pait upon said
tracts Of land they will he sold according 10 law 10
satisfy said tasrs snd cost
Witness. Gr"rae .,w-. Clerk ~ oui said Court. .,
office, the fourth Monday Of F@h,ua,y, 1853.
GEORGE LAWS, q. T. C.
March IL. Price ADJ. 81. 90 ss-su