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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
Whig Senatorial Conference.

In pursuance Of previous notice. the
Senatorial Conlerees from the several
counties Of this district, met at Adams.
burg on Friday. Aug. 22d, and selected
Maj. NJ. BUOY, President, and A. X. NJ
CLuKE, Secretary. The following named
gentlemen appeared and took their seats
Union.-D. W. Woods, Esq, Col. Eli
Sliier, James Barbin Esq.
Mlfiln.-Maj. Buoy, Geo. A. Greene,
James Mlllken Esq.
Jania,a.-Dr. John Irvine, Capt. VIM.
Henderson, A. K. Mcclure.
The following gentlemen were then
placed 10 nomination for the Office of Sem
ator:
Col Sicr nominated Ner Ndieswarth of Union County.
Capt. Henderson Gen. VIM Bell Junista
Mr. Greene 90 Col. Nn. Reed I" Nilfiiu q"
Maj. Buoy A. T. Jacobs ' "
Mr.. Mlliken I" Col. Wm Butler 60 '' I"
Al, Nj of oil h..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

Mr.. Mlliiken moved majority Of all the
votes be required TO nominate. Agreed to.
The Conferees then proceeded TO ballo. for
a candidate
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

fo hit UittS soutu VI Cd'dNud, ana tnat
she will be at the City Saturday night.
where she should take on board large nun.
bers who were waiting to embark for Cuba.
Gen. Lopez took the steamer Pizarro, killed
four hundred men, and took two hundred
prisoners, among whom was Gen. Emo.
Huntington, Aug. 1.-THE Democrat.
ic Convention, OF lhIs county yesterday
elected dele gates 10 The 4ih OF March Con.
venlion. and instructed them, by a vote Of
40 10 3, 10 support Gen Cass for the Pres
Idency.
New YORK, Aug. Is.
A bog Of twelve died yesterday from
apoplexy, produced by excessive drInhIns
OF brandy.
A child of Jonathan Ayres, of Canier-
bury, y. H., was sent out IN a pasture, On
Wednesday OF las. week, but not return
ing. a search revealed the horrii fac, that
it had been killed and mostly eaten BY
some savage animal, supposed TO be a
wolf. Some Of the childs limbs were
found.
We learn from a gentleman recently
IT9m California, that B.echer kay The
Pugilisi, was shot at Sao Francisco, Iale'y
by the same individual who killed Jack
Smith. They were both ''hard boys
In MInersviIe, Schuylkili county, on
Tuesday morning, Andrew Shithorn.aged
20 years, fell dead, while al,eniin. the
marriage ceremony OF daughter.
Hon. Henry Clay, though in a very
feeble state Of health. rode eight miles
through the rain TO the polls, 10 vote a! The
late election in kentucky.
The Cholera Is said to have made lis ap-
pearance at Chicago and at Cleveland,
which have hitherto, Ibis season, been ex'
emit.
The whole country is over-run with
grasshoppers. Nearly every blade OF
grass that has been spared bv the drought
is destroyed by them. Last Sunday
myriads were seen passing over Reading
at great height, appearing like snow
fakes TO The observer.
The Family Presbyterian is the tile
of a neat and Interesting shee, published
and edited by Absalom Swlneiord, Esq,
in New Berlin, Pa. Il, is devoted 10 the
Presbyterian cause. but gives the general
news Of the day. Ii is only one dollar per
year.
Dixon the Wing candidate for Cover
nor Of X entucky, is defeated BY about
1000 votes, while Thompson Wing has
1000 or 5000 majority for Lieutenant
Governor. Dixon had made himself prom
nent as an advocate for perpetual slavery.
md 5000 or 1000 Emancipation Wings
voted Tor Cassius NJ. Clay and defeated
Dixon.
The "CIn,on Democrat" says: NJ
kirkbride has taken The building OF the
Lock Haven Bridge into his own hands.
md expects TO finish it this fall-so as 10
Ne passable, at least.
Gov. Seabrook, in his recent message TO
he Legislature, says that over twenty
thousand persons in South Carolina are
gnorant OF The alphabet.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27

Huntingdon, Aug. 1.-THE Democrat
ic Convention, OF lhs county yesterday
elected dele gates 10 The 4ih OF March Con.
veniion. and instructed them, by a vote Of
40 10 3, 10 support Gen. Cass for the Pres
ldency.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-27
SUNBUEY, Aug. 25. f. p N.

tP.s Naj. Chs II. SIrner state. that the Damocrat
Concrsurc has adjourned without making nomination
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

LATEST.
TOTAL DEFEAT OF GEN LOPEZ, AND
CAP URE OF Ills ARMY.

.Neic Orleans .4ug. g.h BY letters received
here from authentic sources, dated at Havana the
18th, we learn that lopez had only fought one
battle with the Spanish troops. The latter met
with a repulse, but shortly after, having received
large reiniorcements with cannon, &c they re.
turned to the charge, and succeeded in utterly
routing the patriots and capturing nearly every
one OF them, including ten. Lopez This bat
tic occurred almost Immediately after the land
ing of the expedition. Tho loss ON the Spanish
side. upon their repulse, was between 40 and
o. Every thing is quiet at present. and no
further difficulty is anticipated until more Fill
busters arnve
Great Excitement and R.,i At VIZ Or'cans-
The 'paHtsh Consul .llobj,d Sc.- baltimore,
Aug. 2jih.-1hc southern mail hts arrived. A
despatch IN the Charleston papers. dated New
Orleans LIST inst SAYS that purity OF Cuban
liberators, mostly estefn men, cXasperated by
the tom Of the Spanish paper la Patfla,' this
afternoon attacked the office of that paper, broke
III ia windows and doors, and threw the press,
cases types and furniture into the street; M
fact, they destroyed everything belonging o. the
Office There was no Interference on the part Of
the police Aller demolshng the printing Of
fce, the rioters proceeded 10 the segsr store on
the corner Of st. Charles and Grevier street,
broke in tue doors and Windows, and destroyed
all the stock and fixtures, which were valuable,
W o'ciock the rioters went TO the Office Of the
Spanish Consul. and destroyed desks, furniture,
and property Of all kinds They also broke
down the slgn, which they carried IN triumph 10
a meeting held IN Lafayette Square.
Another despatch, dated the 22d, saws: a
mob of 2OOO men surrounded the City Prison
this morning. where the Spanish Consul had
taken refuge. and threatened TO dcmohsh 1t TN
less he was delivered up 10 them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Mating 4 pes .eni for tie y~ur ending Ansust l, 1881
said ,s e. a. e the 'Hgual OF TIE
mr. ut Nuie, witAusi rcictrncs ay tuluF~ns1 aud
~ d. na,d 20 the ina.u g a. "icr honn Der.
al 18th , tciab-T lrol, beins the DAY Of the
Aunu ! Hssiiug a -utd q mipany
A. u.u li.t o, ef ons i,ufud h. sever iowns,
ala IN uu,sut q. "trh tfV' ly
al e. L,fwafd.di lhe Re d, 10 the lie.
l. noe l., Shu,n niuus,h .rdcC 10 sfhca.
"A II tnc Al, nb OF COMPANY '..e iasf mind iha
M ..ataa ,he ruisl he due
f.sp.etIv %, ih hriaf sentative uihsf~l-e al The
m. .pse,he hry II hurh dsane" - inl rests VI ihs
4 a vat u Labor ~ thu IIcasur,
a.v,,n,' A., and 20 ihei I've r'u-idrfs he po-
~ ANA in,efv. 10 winch 'hes ne snJseed "a case Z"
81 siest - h"""' - A.1'.1
Insurance unh1s, Mouip lsf Aug. u, ie'i 80
Prinrfs e each W ~ Ne~spsrr "a 'his ri'i are y"
tied 4 "a hse tee three 49, II -u'crssis
,ad The bl b, A.sabs. VI lAs Lss,sl
.ufs ivf " meat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
,orted a, Havana that one entire regimen, es

Spanish troops had gone over in body to join
the patriot forces, aud that the people were ris-
ing III many quarters The last report of the
result Of the engagements between Lopez and
the Spanish forces was, that one General, one
commodore. one Gen. of Marines, with &c
soldiers, were killed besides large number OF
officers and men wounded.
The Vixen left Havana the day previous TO
the sailing OF the Cherokee, and her advices,
therefore, are no later.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Arrival Of the steamer Cherokee
Imnoriant from Cuba.

nj Eny Patriois-.1mericdn Citizens and N,
.l,uertcan Flag insuted- Landing Of Gen
Lsprs's erpediton and its riunorcd defeat. &c.
Nrw YoRk, Thursday evening, Aug 2lst.-
The mail steamship Cherokee, from Chagres via
Havana. IN four days from the latter port arrived
about @ o'clock this evening. She brings the
california mails, and one day later intelligence
from San Francisco, together with 200 passen-
GERS 3 ,GO0,dS9 IN gold dust on freight, and
SI65 600 in the hands of passengers
The accounts from Cuba ere of the most seri-
ons nature We are indebted to the purser of
the Cherokee for the following fearful narrative:
The llabanero, while cruising off place call
Oh Bahia, 40 miles west of Havana, cnptu ed
Marty of fifty patriots, who we're in four boats.
unarned, and report says, were steering for New
orleans They were brought TO Havana on Sat,
urdnv morning, the 10th inst. at AM. were
nlsced ON board Spanish f gate lying in bort.
and executed at ! | 10, A. Mon the same morn
pr ihey were sbOt on the public road m Ua-
ysnl and, at the least calculiton in the presence
of 20,U0J spectators After they were shot.th,y
were dragged by the feet. by negroes. and then
left 90 tna mob, who commenced stripping then,
of thsir clothes: and carrying them on stick,
through the streets, ycllIng Ike wild demons
lust escaped irom the botto.nless pit, and trying
T. seek revenge os they knew not what.
Many Of tn passengers OF the Cherokee. who
vare on the spot Of execution were pointed at
wHa a suaer Of coutempt and many were siup-
ped IN the streets aud nsulted. being told thew
were \ mere ms. an one aud all Of the same
party that one of those days hey would be SER
4 ,cd tha same way At night i was danreron.
. Cor no American 90 be- IN tn streets alone. The
following ls list of the executed:
Coll = lendenlu; Capis -, Sewer. Victor
Kerr. 4 Is Neicy l.ieuts james Brandt. ] O
Bryce ihoms G james DR. John Fisher. A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
JAMES SPALDiNG r's','',,,,
ORAMEL u. SJtTH,
STATE or vERNoNT-J In Probate Cou,t h A..

STATE or VERMONT w Probate Cont h,laen ~
Wnshnsou psirct -. ! Montpelier, ia said district,
August lafh. ISL
Ana $40. LYMAN OLIVER w DREW Aiat
~ ni-uinf. n the osit, ct Pchafd iyah, aie Of lux
hurry, sud dsrt, dcce sed, present
srcouni Tor s.rfuen Nh-feupun, oidrfed thtt she
ho rrfed the SIN dt, ct S,Iaembsr n.,i, the
Pfo'e uihcr said M.n w let. tor aud al
lowfuce i at concerned be notified hereof nv the
nuilrnn thi. orer IN the Waterman Site journal
1finied 'ionp Ter. weeks Astvsly
ints TO- that thcs ippeai, said time aud place. II
thos cause. object thereto.
by the Cuuri,
403w Attest. LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
sWANrON Falls AGA Envy,

"A Ill. com nence ihrir -umuer Ieou "Wednesday
w SOU aui clnii FL Ne.ks.
SAMUEL II CASE Pnu,itai
4 j.MACkM " Es, A-,isi4ut.
Mss AM MARIA BAaCOCk, ffcccpucss. ani Teacher
o frruch
Mics ANNA p. RLACK~AN, TEACHER OF Music, Dfa~-
ing and Painting
MIS- MNRN l.. BRANTuN, Teacher ef Hu.ic.
GEiiR az NJ HALL, II u, Lvctu-er 90 fhysiolusy and
GhsHistrf.
nur,ng Term, expected Teachers. Institute Will
b. bel 4 mere hs De- STAT ~uPeHu'r idrrt
reHcher'. it.. u turnHl 1 ih roumencrmeut of
the Term. which spgri attention WI be III the
bfsuehv. pur ucd b u.uul-n school
lac Ifustsrs and tieuds ui ifr Sch oil We AZ much
expense added aud luah rLil,,apical aud
Chrniica Apparatus. and instruct ihe-e branches val
be accompanied with lectures aud experiments
Tunion, $50 - Preach, 81 eNiIa Music -.
Bolid e oI fsmd - or 81 - 20 !, 80.
Text bu1A luinishrd u tne ace "a lowest prices
a ]. ; ANS D..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
George P. Riker's Estate.
George M Stewards Estate,

T'HE sUWSCRIBERs having been appointed by the Hon
ofal r ohatc Gouu fof the Disirct uf Washington,
Commissioners, receive, et'uine, and adjust 80 ,lins
ddeiud- Of nl persons the 81 George NJ.
,e rf Berlin, 10 sad dsrt, deceased,
ed n.uivrni the term u months from ~. 3l. da, u
August ISL. H. we'd ~ ssi Cuut the rrcdiu. OF SAID
dec-s-sd. ib aud their fc-pecitve huns vfufe
u.uu give nutioe tnat Nl attend ~
appointment It the d~sllug house " sidpw uHfnet -ts
nfi, 10 Bsn, ssii disinc m. ~ day Seltrmbrr
1881 tenruty IS, 1881. at O'clock afternoon, on
zach OF sad a-ys.
HElA> CAtPs NTER i,.......,..
pANiEf CANADIAN, j. 'HN"'''"s"'
B,tln, Aurust IS, tsat ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Washington 60. Grammar School.

n nv Fn Tenn Of this School Will conmrnce or We'd
nesdsv I'd at Sci iemhef r5f under the tharge Of
Rev. HuR N'E HERRitk. Principal
Mr.. AURtLlA HtRRit X. A-sistHni.
Lectures AM sprnents thcniss, Phil ,sophy aud
Asit"u'my. will be given ny W. Hotrck hung term
n-ru1i,n will he gwen by Mr.. CHAHi.ES GOHEI;.iE,
~ The French Language, ID II sexpec'ed hat instruct
sh be given 10 tho spanish language, Music Dfa~ns,
should ANY d'sfo 10.
The eStfHord'hlty II NJ. md Mrs. Tetrick
euchct affords IN Who ateud their
srhuul will have my tu.a of disslti.f4cuon.
lups should endeayot Boz hcc at the beginning Of the
lem.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
INSURANCE NOTICE.

M N,,,i.r. Of the Vermont Muiusl fte iusuranee
! COMPANY, o, HEREOF uatiud shat ue ~ Wlag assess
aent. hase aadr FOL, t Dnectfs on oil nors IA iorce
"a IN d,ys tn ~ twH'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Gold and Silver snectacles,

for all ages. Also, Agent Plated ~pe,isclt. aud Sre
Rows, an coo's. ADDE'S and ,onis Gold Chsins k|ys
Gold Rings, Gold Pins Gold laf DROPS. Bracelets. go
I 1hunb-, silver fhlmblu. f'"id Ear Hoops Jn ny Linz
kns and piop., Gold i'uf Pius Gtid lntk-t, Gold Pen
eii- Psns ro Minoss, Pearl Pof Nn,s, cpai haia
wit Gold snaps and ~hrafs, P,css Knives, utss
Twist Steel Beads Purse Dag Cisp., dies Hnf Jenny
i.lna tia ~ AMI common Clarke, arse l0l Ilntes
&C oidrans. lodnn ~, Fiddle suing tas, Nril tows
and Strings, Luhm's PeiiunsS, br'g's Nutnuve, new
. Article ih -r1~th "i ihe hair, Calf Hlsts, buh,io
Combs. ~hoi and side rom1-, Fine Siik iui-e-, Toy IN
Ahundnnce Iui- Bears on toh best kind, l'N'ndf
Water Nice Buiis- aad leo large iot ct Psiiumei y
naued Arri loan, Flute, and titf"naii" bnoss RIA
aud Straps Various k,ni- It soins. tiayou f.nei',
Fa0th Hru.ho-. LliR and iilf hfu-ha-, ~h'l Ivory
Bufo h"rl and common 'onihs "a short nlnsst ever,
hiag KEPT by wey and Fancy 'ssl- beaef' ine aho q
aficisr will he soi small adtHnce fum cosi aud war
tainted 10 be- what they ale -',i i"r
Lode. md q n'lrnen, please call and look us over
and in gs ior yours
y. q. CocA- aud Waicto-is red and war ani@d Jew
e. replaced ~ ,tcno-, a good is u~~
Mn SfuRkF, uert Bu'hiiue &" burbank a Lanfdon''
Sore
Moatpeiier. May 18th ISL 26f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
NlNTT y FIIIFs N ~ Hi''IIFII0N y
ENlMALED s. PiTEAT LEATHER.
NOTICE.

borchr eivso tiat application v,l be made 10 ih'
pe.t ...ssou N. ale l., 81 ur iuf ttk 80 Nonhh-td
uEMAA tAklLNIER-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

a,,p snuaauirle. Plated lvatc, .uct lie aud Cofs'
ros ruslf Bowls, reauefs pud Ca.o Ba-kel-, Ca't"fs
naitsa Tea and coipr po,., new Patterns, Ladies'. &C
L. LIZ. L
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Troy, NJ Y, Shirts, BoSOms d Collars.
IMPORT MT TO The PUBLIC!

The i1ting adyefffsemfn' wa published ta Nav, ls49
10 h IS Bisto y TIME. - ami vi,ioa- 9th ,rers
in he ruued si,to. BY Jims.s wl-cu, q ibs o~n-t
VI. Woudwotth Preui, h'r Nv after adveiti.ed
NV Pa ENr ~rAltpN ,RY suTri X ri MING,
'TONGUEiNG. ANp GROWING MACHINE" thtoush-
out he Lni % st.trs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Cream nfe-t nos-r S,oons, sulu @p"'n- Bauer knives
lt..l ID ~ttsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

.Nt,c York City, .4ug. 24ih Cuban .1Fairs.-
As yet we have no reliable intelligence from
Cuba Of later date than was brought by the
Cherokee, there being probably no other founda-
ton for the reported arrival at New Orleans of
later intelligence than the fruitful Imagination
of over Jealous news agents.
From the South aud West, as far as the news
of the irghtiul massacre of the fifty-two Amer
leans at tiayana has reached, we have none but
the strongest pressluns OF public condemnation
OF the blood thirsty proceed gs on the part OF
the Spanish authorities at iayana.
10 O'Clock, p. VI. .2rrlual Of The t. S. Steam
er Piren at Pensacola Reported Success Of the
Cuba hpaders We have this evening de-
spatch from Mobile, dated the glst inst, which
states that the u. 5. steamer Vixen arrived at
Pensacola the day previous, four days from Ha-
vana, bringing the following very important m
telhgense; Gen. Lopez made a stand at Manuel
and had fought two battles with the Spanish
troops, in both of which he was victorious. In
the two engagements, the Spanish loss was -
officers and $50 men, killed and wounded. The
killed were buried 18th pomp, on Friday, 18th
The force of Lopez Is receiving accessions OF
twelve OF fourteen hundred men daily.
On the night of the 18th. over 10 recruits
left Havana to JOIN the invaders. II was also re-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Will GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

Ard b, Dfuer's md aisdirnc tie throughout lard
* CpiLiNs and s.r. kLDtiEiD, Asruis, nonipe
hef, W.
Boston, Juuo 1851. 5lis3m
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11
Ordinance No, Is.


Regulating the ravine west of Main
street.
The coumon council of the city OF
Nevada do ordain as follows:
Sec. 1 That the ordinance entitled
an ordinance respecting a ravine west
of Main street, be repealed and 81
hereby repealed.
Sec. =. The committee on streets
are hereby authorized to contract with
some person or persons for a sum not
exceeding six hundred dollars, to turn
the water from said ravine by ditch
or sluice from its present course into
lie ravine known by the name Roger
Williams ravine, at a point to be ap-
proved by the committee.
Passed May, 2S, 1851.
MOSES F. HOLT, MAYOR.
L. F, CHUBBUcK, City clerk,
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11

INFORMATION WANTED, respecting
l. Thomas Birch, of Morrstown, Belmont
county, Ohio. The last account his friends
had of him. he was on the North Yuba, above
Marysville. Any information concerning
him will not only be consoling to his dis
consulate wife, but to numerous list of
friends.
N. b. Please send any information re-
specting him to the editors of the Nevada
Journal.
Nevada City, Nov. 3, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11
Gregory's Express.

EARD-Thc subscriber, having purchas-
~ ed The interest of Messrs Holman 4
Co, in Gregory's Express, at Neva Ia city
Grass Valley, and Rough & Ready, will
transact the express business in all its branch
es at the old stands, in Main street. Nevada
city, Beattys Hotel Grass Valley and VIM
NJ. Saxton's store, Rough & Ready Trea-
sure, packages, letters, etc, forwarded TO
Sacramento, San Francisco, the Atlantic
States and Europe, as usual
Merchants, mining companies, and all
others,can ao,c as heretofore have Their treasure
t6r'Caried TO Sacramento and San Francisco
srah safety and despatch, and all express bust
ness will be attended to in such manner
as to continue to merit the liberal patronage
of the public. GEO, L. CLARK, Ag't.
N. b. Drafts on San Francisco, Sacra.
mento, city, and the Atlantic cities Money
received on deposit at the lowest rates Gold
dust bought. 54.tf
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11
CITY ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No Z.

Defining and establishing the bouRda
ries of the City and its five Wards
The Common Council of the City OF
Nevada do ordain as follows:
Sec. 1.-The boundaries Of the City
Of Nevada shall be and are hereby
established from the site Of the store
Of Truck s. Blackman, as follows, to
wit:
The northern boundary line shall be
ono mile and a half due north. The
southern boundary line shall be one
mile and q half due south. Tie cas-
tern boundary line shall be one mile
due east; and the western boundary
line shall be two miles due west from
said site in conformity with a plat as
surveyed by j. s. Brodie under the
instructions and authority of the com
mon council.
Sec 2.-The Cityof Nevada shall
be and is hereby divided into five
Wards, as follows, to wit:
Ward 1st, shall comprise that por-
ton of the City embraced within the
following limits, namely, to wit: Com
mencing at the intersection of the
south bank of Little Deer Creek with
the eastern boundary line of the city,
and following westerly said south bank
of Little Deer Creek to the bridge at
the foot of Main street; thence contin-
uing westerly along the south bank of
Great Deer Greek to its intersection
with the west boundary line of the
city, thence southerly along the west
boundary line Of the city to its juno
ton with the south boundary line;
thence easterly along the south boun-
Diary line to its junction with the east
boundary line, thence northerly along
the east boundary line to the place Of
commencement.
Yard I'd, shall comprise that por-
ton Of the city embraced in the follow
ing limits, namely:
Commencing on the South bank of
Little Deer creek at the bridge at the
foot Of Main street, and following
northerly the west side of main street
o the northeast corner of the store Of
J.. II. Shepherd on upper main street,
Nence northeast to the northeast cor
ner of the boundaries, thence southerly
along the east boundary line Of the
city, crossing Great Deer creek to its
intersection with Little Deer creek,
thence westerly along the south bank
of Little Deer creek to the place of
commencement.
ward 9Th, shall comprise that por-
ton of the city embraced within the
following limits, namely:
Commencing at the northeast corn
er of ". H. Shepherds store on ups
per main street and running northwest
by north to the northern boundary line
of the city, thence easterly along the
north boundary to its function with
east boundary line, thence southwest
to the place of commencement.
Sec. 3d.--A city Surveyor shall be
chosen by the common council on the
passage of this ordinance, whose du-
ty it shall be as soon as practicable, to
define the aforesaid boundaries of the
city, and limits of the five wards, by
suitable and permanent land marks;
he shall also furnish the common coun-
Gil with an accurate plan of the said
boundaries of the city and limits Of
its wards, and perform such other pro-
fessional duties as may be required by
the common council for which servi-
ees well and truly performed, he shall
receive such compensation as may
hereafter be prescribed.
Passed May 20th, 1851.
Mosrs F. Horr, Mayor
J.. F. CHUBBUCK, City clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11
q team Engines & Quartz Ma

team Engines ~ quartz Ma
- chineIy-Geo. Gordon & Steen having
one of the most extensive foundry and ma
chine works on the Pacific, are prepared to
manufacture mining machinery on the most
approved principles.
Steam engines on sale; boilers made to
order. Crushing mills. square, circular aud
rotary stampers arrastres and amalgamators.
Machinery manufactured in New York and
imported to order-or made with dispatch
at our works here. Parties having well de-
veloped mining claims, can be introduced to
capitalists who will subscribe part of the cost
Of the machinery.
GEO. GORDON & STEEN,
Vulcan Foundry and Iron Works
lst st. San Francisco.
Office in New York, los, Sd Avenue.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11
WASHINGTON HOTEL

MAIN STREET. NEVADA CI1Y:
TESHE subscriber would info,m the public.
III that he has permanently located hhnsolf
this well known House, on the upper part
Main street, where he is prepared to
RECETTE BOARDERS.
He pledges himself to set as good a table as
can be found in the city Everything which
the market affords, will be served up in s:yle
and quality inferior 10 none
The House is located in an airy and pleasant
part Of the city and is fitted up with con-
yenient and airy sleeping apartments Terms
moderate LOUIS lI. BEST.
Nevada May Sd.