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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

RECORDER REPoKT.-In another
place will be found the report of cxpen-
ditures and receipts Of the city of Albany
for the year 1868. The affairs of the
city, so far as VIC are enabled to jud &c
from the report of the Recorder, have
been economically managed during the
year, and financially our city is III a
healthy condition. The amount on hand
in the city Treasury, December 3lst,
1868, in coin, was s6sO SO, against s274
currency, aud 1923 7S, coin-or total
of S597 7S-Dccembcr 31<t, 1867.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

MAsoNIc.-The election and installa-
ton OF officers of Scio Lodge No. 80 A.
f. & A. NJ. took place in their hall at
scio, on Saturday evening, Dec. 26th,
1868. The following named gentlemen
were elected as officers, viz: G.. NJ.
Stroude, W. NJ; J. B. Isome, S. W;
j. S. Martin, j. w; N. G. Mcdonald
Treas; Il. E. Wheeler, Sec; j. NJ. johns,
S. D.; j. S. Morris, j. D.; B. E. Harris,
Tyler.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

IIGu WArER-The Willamette river
has been SO high the present week, that
the Magnolia mills have been compelled
to stop operations. As we so to press
the river is falling
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

UNION INSURANCE CoMpANY.-Ihe
fire and marine insurance Company, will
be found among our new ads, this morn
ing. Its soundness and the fairness of all
its business transactions has secured for
this Company a reputation second to none
doin. busincs on the Pacific coast. The
agents for this city are Messrs. Parrish
& Co, who will insure your property on
the most reasonable terms
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

FINE ToBAcco, ETC. MIR. N. Got.ge-
treu, III First street, Portland, has as
good and we'll selected stock OF fine
Havana and Domestic cigars, chewing
and smoking tobacco: snuff, pipes, &C.,
&C., as you will find in the city, at whole
sale or retail There isn't warmer
hearted and moro generous boy in the
city than Nat, and we think he deserves
all tho favors that fortune seems to be
lavishing on him at present. 1t you
want firstrate article call on Nat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

SPLENDID BUTTER-We have often
heard it asserted that Oregcnians did
not understand the process of butter
making, and that butter made in the
East and shipped to California and from
there to Oregon was far superior to
any manufactured here and sold as fresh
butter. Now we are prepared to dis
prove this assertion, in at least one in
stance. We have before US a sample of
butter, pus last june and July, in this
county, by Mr.. john Bell, which is as
sweet, nice hutter as we have ever taken
into our mouth in any country, and is far
superior to any Of the 6rkin butter
brought from the East We are obliged
to Mr. Bell for his kind remembrance Of
us, and for this evidence that as good
butter can be made in Oregon as in any
other section of Uncle Sans wide do
main, if people will but use little
pains III its manufacture, and we are only
sorry that we were not at the Office when
he came that we hight have learned from
him his process of butter making and
printed the same TO-. the benefit of every
one not familiar with the art. Good but
ter, We are sorry to say, is rather a scarce
article in this market, which has been a
matter of much surprise to US, as it most
always commands good price. There
is no article of consumption that we
think of now in which !, small capital can
be made to pay such large returns as
that of butter making, right here in
Linn county. We shall have more to
say on this and kindred subjects at
another time
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

Doors AND SHoEs.-Everyb body, man,
woman or child, likes boot Or gaitcr
that fits neatly, that is we'll made, dura-
bic. and that can be bought at reason
able price. While visiting Portland, if
you will call at kast & Cahalin's on
Front street, we can insure you al! these
de:iderasums. They have splendid
assortment Ct everything IN the line of
boots, shoes, CATERS, slippers, over
shoes, gum boots, ETC., as low if not lower
than the lowest, and they are gentlemen
with whom it is IA pleasure to trade
Read their advertisement in this issue,
and be snrc to give them a call when in
Portland. You'll iiud them perfect gen
ten en- in all their dealings.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

A young lady is said to be tho cham
rion wrestler of tho 10Th Ward, New
York
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Al AFFAIRS

y CHAPTER OF INCIDENTS -0h Sun
day morning last, while James Rid scway,
assisted b. his son law, was en- aleavo.-
ing, with his ferryboat, to, take the Rev.
Noah Starr, with his horse, across the
South Santiam river, at Lebanon. the
rope broke. when, as the river was very
high, the boat and contents were car
ried down the swollen river, at railroad
speed. All attempts to land the boat
proved abortire. until it had been carried
point, when fortunately the boat struc.,
y root that projected into thc water from
the point of i small island, aud the par
ties on board succeeded in making fast
and gaining terra hrma once more, safe
and sound. Those who are acquainted
with the dangers attending the nariga-
ton of our small mountain streams, the
swift currents, whirlpools and hidden
rocks, can imagine the dangers which
this little party happily and proyident-
tally escaped. La the meantime, Mcssrs.
Jason Wheeler, w. NJ. and Phillip NJ.
Smith, seeing the danger in which the
parties on the ferry boat were in, pre-
cured a skiff and proceeded with all haste
to their relief, and in the chase met
with a mishap that came near termina-
ting their earthly career Their boat,
gliding down the stream with the swift
ness of an arrow, when within but a
short distance of the lodged ferry boat,
struck log or tree-top which they had
failed to notice until too late, as it lay
just below the surface of the water,
knock ing hole in the boat and sucking
it under the tree or snag in less than a
'Jiffy." AS soon as the skiff struck, the
men lcaped from it to the log, from which
they succeeded in reaching small island
at no great distance, where they fount
Rev. Mr.. Starr, who had reached the
island by swimming his horse Hers
the party were compelled to remain near
ly the whole day, cold ard wet, before
assistance reached them.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs. Albany
Lodge No. /, I. 0. of o. +. installed, on
Wednesday night, the following named
gentlemen as officers for the ensuing term,
commencing Jan lst, 1869: Fred. Peeb
Ter, n. G.; W. c. Tweedase, V. G.; Wm.
Colweil, Sec; Geo. Young, Treas. After
the installation ceremonies, the officers,
members aud invited guests paItook of
an oyster supper and cold collation., and
n pleasant and sociab!c time was had by
ALL 4 large number of ladies ADDED
interest to the occasion by their presence
The Lodge has quite Il large membership,
and we are happy to say is ina flourish
Inc condition.
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COUNCIL pROCEEDINGS.--Cou
met pursuant to ordinance Thursday eve
ming, Jan 7th, 1859. Present ~ w.
Ssanard, Mayor Councilmen Iackle-
man, Nixon, Cundilf. Mcaley and Marsh
all Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion the Mayor appointed a
committee of three, Cundiff. Hacklcman
and Marshall, as Committee on Finance
to serve during the ensuing year
On motion committee consisting of
three, Messrs. Cundiff, Hanckleman and
Mealey, were appointed to serve during
the ensuing year as Committee on Print
ing, with instructions to report at the
next regular meeting of he Council.
On motion tie Recorder was instruct
ed to procure the room now occupied by
j. j. Whitney. for the use of the Coun-
Gil. provided said rooms could be had ON
reasonable terms.
On motion the Recorder was instructed
to deliver to the Marshal The delinquent
tax list of 1868 for collection.
Messrs. Paterson & Long presented a
bill of S31 so, which was allowed
Councilman Comley entered and took
his seat.
On motion the Marshal was instructed
to notify the property holders of this city
to repair the sidewalks in front of their
respective property, and in case they fail
to do said repairing within tho time spec
ified by the Marshal, he shall proceed to
do the repairing and collect tho same
from the property holders adjoining such
sidewalk SO repaired.
Council adjourned.
L. w. DOOLITTLE,
Recorder.
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Two HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DoL-
LARS Lnsr.-Mr Il. w. Tompkins, at
present resident of this city, on his re-
turn from Harrisburg to this city, one
day ,his week, lost irom his overcoat
pocket, pocket book containing $3.50
in grecnbacks. In crossing Il slough or
swail jus, this side Of Roberts bridge,
the water, unexpectedly to him, was
dcep, forcing his horse to swim, and he
supposes as his coat-tails swung out be-
hind" the pocket-book swung out, also,
Soon after crossing the swail he made
the "discovcry of his loss, and returned,
but his search proved unavailing. This
is quite a loss III these hard times, and we
hope the sreenbacks may yet redeem
themselves"
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CoRRECTIoN-I wish to make a cor
rection in the evidence of Rev Joah
Powell, in the Pomeroy trial which 1 re-
ported, being material to relieve con-
Fiction, evidently my misunderstanding
In his evidence in chief he said that she
(Mrs. Pomeroy) when he gave her the
camphor, ''bclched," (and not that she
did not bclch, as was printed in the re-
port), and the camphor ran out of each
corner Of her mouth; she lay still about
half minute, drawing one breath, and
probably tried to breathe again before
she expired. JAS. ELKINS.
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Tho Largest. Best and most CoIvenient
Hotel in Portland!
Located in the center of business and near all
the steamboat landings. go
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'ew CORumbian Hotel,

Ms. 1ls, l20 and 122 Front street.
OREGON
ED. CARNEY, PROPRIETOR.
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NEW TODAY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-09

Cash or Soap will be paid for Pure Lard
and rancid scorched Grease, delivered Mt the
Factory.
McCORD & GEORGE.
Albany, Jan. 2, 1S69-17
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-04

care to bury their boards, and
died without revealing the secret of the
place where they were deposited. Once copper
was so scarce that TO procure it the emperor
demolished fourteen hundred C4OO) temples of
Fo, and melted down the images which they
contained, to turn them into money.
Sometimes all private persons were strictly
prohibited from keeping any vessels or utensils
of copper, and were obliged to deliver them at
the places where the money was usually coined
to proper officials appointed to receive them.
In the reign of Hong You money had become
so scarce that the mandarns and soldiers We're
paid partly in silver and partly in paper sealed
with the imperial seal, on which the value was
designated by characters. translation of this
paper money is rs follows:-"The Court of
Treasury having presented their petition, it is
decreed that the paper money thus marked with
the imperial seal of Ming shall pass
current, and be put to the same use as
copper coin. Those who counterfeit it
shah be beheaded. He who shall inform against
and secure them shall have a reward of two
hundred and fifty taels Besides, he shall re-
ceiVe the goods of the criminal us well immov-
able as movable. Dated - year, - month,
and - day of the reign of King You"
Painting the rose and perfuming the lily have
been considered as pursuits which to follow
would be but waste of time; so much for Euro
pean knowledge The superior civilization of
the Chinese has discovered yet another equally
profitable employment. Incredible it may
appear, Chinese rogues are able to turn an
honest penny counterieiting the brass coinage
OF their country.
The pieces are skilfully made, and resemble
the genuine as TO outward appearance, but the
metal is of baser kind and they are def
! Gent IN weight
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NAVY DEPARTMENT., !
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR !
WAGHTNGpON II n lima o toen

The Navy Department will offer for sale, at Public
Auction, at the United States Navy Yard, Washing
ton, D. Co. on the 10th day OF June, at 10 O'Clock NJ
the iron side-wheel Steamer SHAMOKIN, of 1880
tons, old measurement
At the United States Navy Yard, Philadelphia on
the 21st day Of June at IL O'Clock NJ the iron side
wheel Steamer HORNET, of $40 tons, old measure
ment
The vessels and their inventories can be examined
at any time, on application to the Commandants OF
the respective Navy Yards The whole amount of the
purchase money be deposited at the time of adju
dication and the vessels must be removed from the
navy yards within two weeks from the day of
sale.
the vessels from sale for any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value with an increase of ten dO per
centum thereto. 3thstu6t
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-lhe King OF Bavaria intends TO erect a magnf-
cent statue of Goethe in the city of Munich.
,-Pitts6urg has an amusement known as 'parlor
dancing"
Vermont, though by no means a sleepy State. is
raising opium.
OF the 100000 children in Missouri only 100 600
attend Sunday School.
A seamstress' sign in Springfield, Mass, boldly
announces ''SOwing done here"
The German Pioneer Society OF Cincinnati eele-
brated their first anniversary last week.
A British officer in Quebec had an eye Knocked
out by a cricket ball the other day.
Lafayette Qnd.) married men VINO stay out after
10 O'Clock az nigRt are bned -.
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TO CIGAR BUYER S.

W ~ Va n n = " l. n D.
Fresh importations of Havana Cigars, in bond or
duty paid Large assortment offered in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, cigars OF our own manufacture, viz. -
''MARIANA RITA"
High grade Vueta Abajo leaf, fifteen styles. Low
prices compared with imported cigars. fair trial
will prove their merits.
''FRA DIAVOLO."
Lower priced than the mariana Rita" three styles
excellent cigars.
"FLEUR DE LYS," "TOUIS DOR"
and other brands, all copyrighted; each of highest
rrade In It's respective class
All of our Havana leaf import direct and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars which are offered regularly by many respecta
bic Dealers although irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars as Of our make.
We offer these cigars in lots to suit purchasers
They can be proftably retailed at prices forty per
cent less than imported cigars will give equal salts
faction, and should be tried, without prejudice, by
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost.
S. FUGUET & SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers
5 10 26trp No. 229 South FRONT Street.
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N DIR. F. GIRARD, VETERINARY SUR.
10y GEON, treats AN diseases of horses and cattle
and Ali snrgica operations, with efficient
iQr horses, az hiatnhTmA7 No. 900 MARSHALL Street
AWE PpDlAEs LIS
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7 OOKl LOOK!! LOOKll!-WALL. PAPERS
- and Linen Window Shades Manufactured, the
cheapest in the city at JOHNSTONS Depot, No. 1893
307 FEDERAL Strest, Camden, New Jersey 9a5S
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF UNITED STATES VESSEL,
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Wont you take half of this apple?"
said a pretty damsel. "No, I thank
you, would prefer better half" She
blushed and referred him to papa.
The Pope receives on an average
~, OO0.OO per annum from Peters
pence, which ought to cover his little
outside expenses.
The Old Curiosity Shop, printed in
raised letters at the expense of Charles
Dickens, has been distributed among the
institutions for the blind in Pennsylvania.
The Cassagnacs, father and son, have
fought ITO dnels within the past twenty
five years. VI i, ~. 5...s - S.Y
p Do you want an Appetite?, Use Solo
mons Bitters--greatest tonic of the age.
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,FfsAaosEL ASpSs CGjiiiiisizFiiaissg5fi.an.. ;ij

/ NEw YoRx; October Is 64sNooon. .Stocks
gnsstttsd Money 5@7. Startling
Tsaaans5sseS, SssoosHoS, 1 81; nsw s.; S
Virginia's, ex-coupon, 50K; new so;
Loaiaiana. old, SO; new 81; levee 6's a.
South Carolina's, old, 65L. Flour ga
10c. better. Wheat 293c. better. Corn
1c. ,hether. Pork quiet, at 81.g0. Cotton
suist y +. q MsMcot.oh zs1i heavy heavy, with sale.
Of $500 bales, at 2616. Flour-low
grades better; superfine State 5.65@
5.75; common to fair extra Southern
6. 6.20@6.66. Wheat-better grades 3@
30. better for export; winter red Western
1.45@L52. Corn 1@2o. better. Pork
a shade ffrmer, and in fair demand, at
31.OO. Lard dull. Whiskey lower, at
1.20(91.22. Freights-ootton, steam, "a;
flour 2@41a; grain 7@71a. Sail-6ILa.
Money firm, at 6C97. Gold steady, at
80. Stocks dull and declining.
BALTIMORE, October 15.-Cotton dull,
at &c. Flour active-Howard street
5. 5.62H@5.75. Wheat steady and receipts
light. Corn firm--white 1.10M1 16.
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey 1900
1.21.
CINCINNATI, October Is. Corn steady,
ne w. w uiohCy III lilI uCuluuu, W i. 10.
Mess pork 31.OO. Bacon -dull-clear
sides 20.
New ORLEANS, October 15.-Cotton
firm. at 24s4@25; sales $500 bales.
Flour lower-superffne s. 50;. double 5. 70;
treble 600. Corn dropping. Whiskey
1.2(91.39. Others unchanged. Gold
291a.
MoBT1l,, October 15.-Sales of cotton
to-day, 400 bales-market standy and
bare -middiings 23M@24; receipts 1, 852.
AUGUSTA, October 5.-Cotton market
active, with sales of $50 bales; receipts
SG6- -middling 24la.
SAVANNAH, October 15.-Ssles of cot.
ton to-day 500 bales; receipts 1888
middlings 25L.
CHARLEsroN, October I5.-Cotton
quiet but less firm, with sales of 200
bales -middling 25; receipts Ill.
PARIS, October 15.-The bourse is
quiet-rentes II and o..
FRANKFoRT, October 15.-Bonds firm,
at 88@881a.
LoNDoN. October 15-s P. Moon
soils 93I. Bonds SO, ex-interest.
LIVERPOOL, October 15-3 P. NJ
Cotton steady and more active-uplands
1915; Orleans 12k. Sales of the week
81, 600 bales; exports 5000; speculation
5000; stook 425, 900, whereof American
is $4,000. Receipts of the week %, OOO,
whereof American is 1000. Stock at
sea 384, 900, Of which American is 20, 900.
LIVERPOOL, October 15--Evening.-
Cotton closed frmer-uplands 1216; Or
leans l21a; sales IL, 900 bales.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 15.-Nicke,

HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 15.-Nicker-
son Housed. F. Marshall, Texas; II.
Beattie, Greenville; E. G. Mcclure.
Chester; E. s. J. Hayes, B. j. Hayes,
Lexington. s. O.; w. H. Rogers, Lex
ington, Ky; r. @. Carlisle and wife,
Miss Satilla Renwick. Newberry; Miss
Sallie Cooper, Ga; Mrs. G. n. Banks
and child, Warrenton. Va; G. T. Buck,
Conwayboro; II. J. Fisher. Marion; B.
M. Harris, Richmond; John Mcqueen,
New York; w. l.. Hodges, Cokesberry;
s.. 81. Duncan, Albany, N. Y.
National Hotel.-H. Robinson, Level
Land; Geo. Taylor, B. G. Green, city;
j. r. Ellis, Due West; A. P. Yelling
ham, A. r. Towers, Anderson; J. P.
Mechan, Charleston; J. K. Vance, Lau-
rens; F. A. Connor, Cokesbnry; Thomas
Steen, Greenville; Isaac T.. Weston,
Gadsden; VIM. Caldwell, Mrs. Caldwell,
Mrs. Torbet, Georgia; B. q. Yocum,
city; Louis Schiller, A. Ramsay, Jr., j.
81. McDewitt, Edge6eld; Mrs. M. A.
Smith, Miss Smith, Jos. P. Smith, Spar
tanburg; 0. P. Gardner, F: M. Hord.
Hamburg; D. s. Grifiu, L. Gunter,
Lexington; J.McDewitt, Edgefield; II.
2. Shackleford, Baltimore; j. G.. Green,
High Land Grove; s. Morgan, Spartan
burg; Mrs. Merriman, Miss Merriman,
Greenwood; J. Hollinshead, Abbeville;
Willis Gray, Tenn; J. NJ. Sill, Union;
G. W. Gufin, Greenville.
Columbia Hotel.-J. w. P. Otis, Co.
lumbia, Tenn; T. II. Symmes, H. T.
Peake, Charleston; B. J. Accinelly, Bal
timore; P. l.. Wiggin, Beaufort; j. E.
Thames, Augusta; d. Jones. Newberry !;
r. M. Steele. Chester; E. Fl. HennInes,
New York; J. II. Huiet, Edgefeld; II. N
Riley, Greenwood; Il. J. Onzts. Phoenix;
Miss Stone, Miss E. Rosenorants, Miss
r. H.. Griffin, s.. O.; Fl. A. Smith, Fair
field. T., P. Weston, Richland; Miss q.
4, 10. j Brailsford, r. G. Richardson and
lady Master r. @. Richardson, pClaren-
don.
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DENTISTRY

"a DIR. D. l.. BOOZER, grateful for the
=, 1nnnliberal patronage he has received from
the citizens Of this city and the surrounding
District, during the past year, respectfully an,
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself in Columbia. All operations on the
FlCIAL CASES, in every approved method,
carefully and satisfactorily executed-among
which he would call special attention to th at
known as Heynolds' Patent; and Of his sue
coss in constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with confidence, to refer to his patients and to
the patented, Office on Main street, over First
National Bank. Jan
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Groceries, Wines, LIQUORS. &c.

N@ BAGGING. r o +, IRON
W TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed f.y;S1
kezAe. Sides and Shoulders. A choiceI (@
article Canyasscd HAMS. Family Lard, dAiiasAA
IN IN barrels, kegs, lbs:, and10 ID. packages.
a full assortment Of other grades. Liverpool
Salt, in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and s, in
bbls., halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, Of all grades. TEAS. Of all grades.
Molasses- n -Museoyado. New Orleans and Sugar
a1ou House Syrup. Tobacco and segars. Soap; Can
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors-Choice Old
Cabinet, Monongahela, Rye and Corn Whis-
key. and a variety Of other fine brands.
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Hound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans
Nails, OF ali sizes, Shot of all numbers, Cast.
ing, Pots. Ovens, Spiders. skillets and Frying
Pans, Of all sizes.
All the above named with many other arti-
cles has been recently purchased and select ed
with care and will be sold low for cash Give
US a call. WELLS Il CALDWELL,
Near the s. G. and G.. and G. Railroad Dcpot
next door to National Hotel. Dot iG >
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Court Of Equity Sales.

- HplftF a. Eqlatyi iSales.r
EEseoStoTa. and r J. .Robertsoa 4 IN sSsa: TSsay:.
TE pursuance Of decrees ana orders Of the
Tiil aeiI, to, the hiHheetl bidders, ybefore the
FIRST MONDAY In No7eniber i1ext. and the
day1 following, during the legal hoirs;o
Altths REAL ESTATE belonging to the eu-
tate OF Col. Nicholas A. Pesy, deceased. cor.
;slsttfns o. about lS. .o00 acres OF LAND, stuate
River and its tributaries. This land lhna baSD
divided iptp separate. convenient tracts. CON.
tanning from 1000 to $50 sores. OF wfisI nIsts
will be exhibited ut the ssle; and the sale viii
be made by tract. s.! =, Gl,!aaf L.
A GOLD MINE, WITH, 1850 acres o,I.pd
ate IN Gnion County of which Sii Nine aSs ssI ssid
estate owns part interest, AID the other
owners join in the sale, so that the pnrchaser
will buy the whole interest. -i't'' 1eCI IT,
TEnMs.- --About 81, 900 cayb 10 be apportioned
pro rata between all ,thel Purchasers; for the
balance credit Of one, ,tgo,, three. four and
i've years, this balance being payable In eoual
annual instalments, with interest ON che whole
two good sareties ana further ssscursd' bv T1'a a
mortgage of tho tract purchased ANY spur-
chaser paying ope-third OF his whole bid in
cesn, VIII NOT be required to-haNey surbtiea to
ms pond. Any purchaser paying the whole of
es nn o'a y! nsoa cash U vii! be iseopnt OF
Purchasers will be required to. pay sor all
necessary papers and fssennes stamps = q ? - -
N"tr ~ " q. ID. .Ch0WNEY,
Mlnnsboro,S. CT, October 8, 1852 O10e2