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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

KEEP WARM This is queer adj
vice for dog days, but 1t is ten dimes
more important than to keep cooL
These hot days and cool lights
these sudden chhnges Of the wealth
er-are what causes 50 much dys>
eatery Keep careful gnard over
them, and there is little danger
{ ChiIdrcn's clothing should 6e
changed as often as the weather
chanses--so should everybody s
that is if they " ear very thin cloth
Ing when it is h ot Ii the bowels
are'kept warm, and not crammed
with 100 much green stui1--or any
thing else. FOR that matteF-tfere
IS no more danger of dysentery
than in the dead OF winter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

I,MrkkTloN ivIl85I.-The follow
ingIis aEEstatemeat Of the emigration
at the FORT Of New York fer the last
seven months. (rsom the Office of the
commissioners of enligration)
january l4,T09, February S.lT0,
March 16,l70, April 27,7T9, May
3S.S5S, June 34,403, July 7,5l2--
tofal I67,4 ,485.
Compared wit j 1850, it shows an
increase Of 42,8F6. A very large
number Of these emigrants are from
Germany. Norway, Epgland, and
Fra nee; over ! pO0 are from ireland.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

Gen. Lopez las received intelli-
genee that an a tcompIishel lady, a
friend and devdtee of Cuban indie
pendenee-Donha Martina Pierra de
Asuero-had taken the field with the
patriots, dressed in the g4rb of a
soldier, and mounted on q splendid
charger, eneeHntering all the perils
and fatigue of partisan warfare.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

nj 1918, ailaw passed in Nirginia,
reqliriug eyery person to attend
chireh on sunday and church holi-
dafs, on penalty of tying head and
l,eeis, as it was called Tor one night
ana being held to labor as a slave
by the cdloag for the week follow
Iag. Eleven years after, this pens
aliv was changed to a fine of one
pound of tdIacc !, to be paid to the
minister.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

GoyERSoR OF VIRGINIA Geo
". Summers, Of Kanawha county
las been named as a suitable YhiI
candidate for Governor Of Virginia
It the approaching election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02

TUE vi lFe.-ll YOU wish to be
happy and Have peace il the famlly,
never rtproke Your iiusbandin com
paay--eycd ii dat rqproof be ever
so sht. # he Ie irritated speak
30 angry W4rd- lndiilerence some
tAies Nill / sro{lc Unhappy conse.
qacnfeS. twasIs feel an interest
IN A lsat y94r husband undertakes,
and ii he perpleXea Or disconr-
aged, assist him by your smiles and
hapbF words. II The wife is care
inl how ST Ie conlucts, speaks and
looks, a th pusanl happy hearths
goBld cbefr and b, ighten our eX-
istelice, VII ere now there IS nothing
hat ctaulsIols gloom, sorrow and
discbntent. The wife, above all
othc1s. should stfiye I'd please ler
husband, and TO make home al
tractiye.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
above mentioned time:

Total number Of Slaves, 5o2,l02
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
READ!!!
WASHING MADE EASY.

10y the use OF new chemical IN -, -,
ID soap, that is warranted hot 10 Sssss.s Asss 'tS
ininre the clo,hes--does not re- 1880 =
quire the use Of the washboad and will save half
the time required TO wash in the old way. For the
washing of fine laces, aud other goods that cannot be
rnbbcd,i is unequacd. County Merchants, aud the
public in general, respectfully invited to give 1t
trial and be convinced Of lis merits.
Printed directions given how TO use it,
Ei' For sale wholesale and retail, by the manuactn-
rers, WIN. l.. Lynch n Co., Dspo, No. 1876. North
Third 81. st. Louis Mo. icb2I-3m
rIIEAS-aiargc and we'll selected article OF $751;,
J. teas, such as Gun Powder, Imperial, Young a. a.
Tyson and Black Teas in stor" aud for sale by si "a
uoy2ly G. w. CAplINGER.
STATE or MISSOURI, Ice
CoUSrY OF MARION.
In the Hannibal Couit of Common Pleas In va.
cation February 25,h. 4. u. 1851.
Isaac l.. lIol', administrator Of the
estate of Robert Shocklcy, deceased PLAiNrirr.
against
s. y. Jones, DEFENDANT.
Now at this day comes The said plaintiff, By his al
Y tnrncy and files IN the office Of the Clerk Of The
Hannibal Court OF Common Pleas, in vacation, his
pei ion herein, and his motion, is ordered by The
clerk tina, the said defendant, s. n. Jones, be notified
of the pcnd'ucy of this suit, by publication ofthe fol-
lowing notice. according 10 law.
To :. y. Joucs--lou are hereby notified that III,
said plaintiff has commenced against you civil ac
ton in the Hannibal cour, OF common pleas, the oh
ec and general nature OF which is. that said paintii
a'es that be- administrator of said Shocklry. ha
become possessed, by distribution under the will o
one Robert Tucker decd OF certain pIom'ssory note
for the sum of hundred dollars, executed by yo'
OH the 2Sth day OF March, y. d. lsil aud payable I,
The said Robert Tucker OF order two years after date
with interest At the rate Of ten per cen'um per annu
from date until paid-and that you are required TO b.
and appear a, the next term Of the Hannibal court
common pleas, 10 be begun and held at the court os
in the city of Hannibal, county OF Marion and state
Missouri on the first Monday IN June next, aud on
before the third day thereof, answer said plaintiff
petition, or the same win BIZ talk against you as con
/ icsscd Attest, {. ID. BOURNE,
J NJ. =. Green, Atty for Pl'h Clerk.
! ftt27-Sw
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
WILLIAM CoHEN,s

Ham street, Hannibal, Mo,
INlE subscriber has permanently located in this Ct
l. and is always prepared 10 repair watches, bro =
iewclry, Sc, in the most workmanlike manner, an,
The most reasonable terms. He has now on hand,
constantly receiving fresh supplies of the finest
mos, fashionable Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Sc,
the best importing houses in the east. His soc
unsurpassed by any other house in the city aud II
who give him call will be satisfied with his barga
as he offers great Inducements TO purchasers.
The citizens OF Marion and Rails counties are
specially invited TO give me a call. Store on \
street, opposite the "Grcat Western" [sept
Just received in addition 10 his former stock a
ply of Lar Rings, Pins, sc. Also a very tine
rcns-warranted-a very fine article Oct
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

VI>HE subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
l. public generally, that lie as purchased selected
portion of the goods of Messrs. kercheval & Green,
and will carry on business a, their old stand on Main
street, In Commercial Row. My goods now Oh hand
have been selected from large and varied stock. and
ilatter myself 10 offer great inducements 10 pur
ehrsers as any Other house in the city.
My stock consists Of every variety Of fancy and
staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hard.
ware; Queensware. Groceries, &c. and in fact every
thing that is necessary 10 supply The wants OF life
which will sell unusually los for cash 10 punc,u.
al customers
Having paid particular attention TO the selection oil
my stock, customers may resi- assured that when they
buy at my store they will get tho hll value of then
money, and the goods will prove 10 be wha, they
represented.
The public may hnd II 10 their interest 10 give IN,
call before purchasing elsewhere, and il they dc
mol buy II Us no trouble FOR us 90 show goods.
All kinds Of county produce taken IN exchange fol
goods, or the highest market price paid in cash.
Store rooms on Main street in Commercial Row. il
the house formerly occupied by Kerchcyal n Green
|, is the "PcopifS Siorc"-remcnbcr the place.
sept EDWARD DUNNlNG
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

IINiiE subscriber will embrace the present occasion
L 10 return MS rnlegned thanks 10 the many kind
friends who dealt with him while in connection with
Mr.. Sarsser, and will be plca.ed 10 see them at the
sore of Hiram McNeish X Co. lie will further az
that he mo,ed to this State from the Old Dominion a.
bout eighteen months snce-the State of his nativity.
and The State he dearly loves, with large and growing
family With the determination with God, bles, i) OF
rearing and planting them Missouri soil, and Hann.
bal as his permanent home ppri0
HIRAM McNElGH.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
STATE or MISSOURI, iS,
nrSry as ENTtg ''

In the Rails onniy QUIT November adjourned
term, January d, sjl. Among other proceedings the
following were had. 10 wil:
Now AZ this day comes Norman Robinson Adniuis-
traitor OF the estate Of Benjamin Robinson, IT,, decd
by his attorney Eli W Sou,hv ORTIZ and presents hi,
petition 10 the out, TO which IS annexed list Of de-
nands allowed against said estate description Of the
real estate of which the said Benjamin Robinson, Jr..
died. seized verified By the the oath of said admins.
TRAITOR, praying the County out 10 order the sale of
the following described real csIate situate, lying. and
being in the County of Rails, and State aforesaid it
being the undivided ionr-,en,hs Of The following de-
scribcd real estate hereinafter mentioned, subject 10
Widows dover, as follows: North east quarter Of sec
ton twenty five and east half southeast quarter OF
section Twenty-Five township hilysiN, range SIX, con
tanning two hundred and twenty -cigh acres, except
twelve on, of the east half of the southeast
quarter of said section, and also the cast half OF The
northeast quarter of section hrysix, township fifty
six aud range six, containing IN all three hundred
aud eight acres much thereof may be
~ TO raise the sum required 10 pay oil the debts a.
gans said estac II is therefore ordered By the court
that all persons Interested in SAID estate be notified by
publishing copy OF this order in some newspaper
published IN this state Tor six weeks successfully, the
las, insertion a, least twenty days before the next tern
OF the Court that said administrator has filed his petit
ton aforesaid, and unless the contrary be shown OF
the first day OF the next term Of this Cour.. which vii
be begun and held at the Court House in the town o
New London, County and state aforesaid, on the frs
Monday in May next, an order .ill be made for The
sale OF the above described real estate, or SO mucl
thereof as will be sufficient to pay OFT the debts Of ia,
said deceased.
true cory, Attest WM o. YOUNG, C
C.-6w2J b2O CLERK
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

rom or Inc fonflh N'Oinarn Ol Inc
Ok, after directions of Baron licbg, the gca' Ply
Biological Chemist, BY
J. s HOUGHrON, NJ. D., PHILADELPHIA, PA
lis is auuy won crt remedy indigestion n,spcpif
Jaundicc, liver Complaint. General Dchiliy and
'nnsnmpuon curing arr Aaur's method by raiuf,s
HALF l,oep"nniuI ol this Fluid Infused in war, vi d
gcs or dissolve foo Pounds Rod' BcJ "a abort ico hoHr
sClEN III u EVIDENCE, -nron lirlr in his c.lcbrard
WORK on tuima Chemistry SAYS An Nir,a Din.ttyr T.,
analogous In the Gastric Juice may be- readily prpIg,d
III" mucus mhranc OF The stomach OF the ear. which
food, meat and eggs viii be sotfaoa
charged am dsS7a yGSi ~ The sc maHrer as ty wOdI Dc
~ tic human stomach
IT, Conhc, IN h, valuable writings on the Physionry o
Digestion" observed HAT dmiuution OF the quantity Of Tie
Gastric Juice /, promin ut aud aiurcvana Of uys
cine london who was severely afflicted wan tins complaint
finding everything To fail had recourse The Gastric Luc,
obtained from III" aomael OF living animals Shc proved
Dr. Ora am, an'har "fte famous work. "vcs';nhc,
Diet sas II isn remarkable tat liysi,lsIy, tiiuIpl
siumoyc taInr. maccrntri in water imptt I" II did the
properly ct d"ilnv various nnccs OF food aud OF 'hcna
KIND OF Artificial digestion of then, d,ht, from
Dr smon's cat work. the Chemistry OF Man. ura Il
blanchard rhia pp t.ia ,ays Thc discovery OF rrp
tie chemical his,or, nl Digestion. F"n
recent experiments We know that fod Is Dissolved rapidly
~ an anca digestive il"d prepared from P'sin n II III
Professor nnmgison Of the Jefferson College rha in his
great work "n Human Physiology, dcvutos than fifty
e"s 10 the examination this subject Ills experiments with
n Heaun'oni onr Gastric Juice obtained Om The Nng
human stomach from animals are knnwn In
c lac says 'da'son occurred Nv perfectly III the artificial IL
ia the natural digestion.
For further proof The remarkable merits of this discovery
shetland whcle u. article ,an he had = ,r"i"eham
MO Mckerel, the best ever brought TO Hannibal
" jus, received direct from Boston in barrels, hall
barrels aud ks for sale by n as SEu.Ml:S
n ~, store and new Fashionable Ready mad'
" Clothing. Come and see how we can beat III,
Yankees. Loot 2li I. Il. SkLMES.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
Small Profits and Quick Sales, "

aud net upon the old and true saying that "a nimblr
penny is better than slow shilling We respectfully
invite, and all 10 give call and examine ON
goods before puchaSingj 1t wilgive pleasure 10 show
our goods they ia,hlonaby cut, so well made,
and OF SO good style. HIRAM McVElGu X co.
aWlO
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
BOOK STORE.

would respectfully inform the public thai,
| have opened book store in Hannibal, east
side main street, between Hill and Bird streets.
| have on hand a well selected stock of books
and stationery; ofereat variety, aud every qnal.
i,,; which will sell low. Some very beauli-
inl books for holiday presents. Please call and
examine for yourselves.
RAGS.
will pay the highest price, in cash, for clean
cotton aud linen rags, Of any color.
Decem. 18th 1850. +. b McELROY.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

OPP Manila Rope, Bed Corda, plongh lines, &c
IL in store and for sale qy CIV. CAPLINGER
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

NJ iA store and new Fashionable Ready made
~ Clothing Come and see how we can beat the
Yankees. Loot 2li I. Il. SELMES.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
PROTECTION, PROTECTION.
Home Aautua2 Fire a,.d Marine lusui
arCp e'ONStpHnN.

aECe Company.
fENliiS company is established on the mutual rIII-
L ciplc Of insurance; aud is emphat icallya home
institution. The fine risks OF this company are cX.
tended into all parts OF this State. Its earnings are
never employed invested in stocks or real estate
but the prompt liquidation of losses and under
The immediate control of the Directors. Every per.
son nsuimg with this company becomes interested
IN s success, and its profits, instead of being divided
among few stockholders belong to those who insure
in this company.
Thi, company are. taking risks upon real estate,
stocks in trade AID personal property, situated within
the state OF Missouri. They have limited the amour;
t. be taken in a block ia this CITY, carefully avoiding
concentration of risks. This company their pol.
cicG for atcrm of years. ci.ectiIg permanent nsu-
rance al rates that cannot but prove satisfactory TO thu
s|rcd, with return premium Of from fifteen TO fifty
per cent? for the term Of years which the policy way
run.
Notwithstanding the heavy loss sustained by this
Company in May last, the stock notes now on hand
amount 10 S3jO,OOO. The Stool, notes of this Com
pany secured BY lien upon real estate and APPROX
Ell cuaOi -crs.
DIRECTORS:
d. u. Page, David ". Dixon,
Jas A. Eddy, II Their NJ. Kcnnrtt,
John Whiichill, Theron Barnuin,
y. u. ladew, Dwight DnTkey.
ISAAC q ARRlSON, Pges'i.
d. D. PAGE, Treasurer,
i. SAiIsDurv, Sccy.
N3' can be found at all times at the Drug store OF
\. p. kuuhle s Co, in this city, where will be
pleased 10 wait upon such DIS may wan, insurance.
\. B. WEBB, County Director
may IDLY.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08

CA!lCsH.--SbS,o 900!
Stockholders Intellectually LiaJh.
For the Insurance of
HORSES, MULES, PRIZE BULLS,
SHEEP 4 CATTLE.
Of every Descriptions agalns, the cubncd risks Of Fire
Water, Accidents and Disease; also upon Stock driven
to Eastern markets, or transported South
T3"osscs - id IN 80 days after proof DEATH
DIRECTORS:
Joseph C.. Bowman, Counsellor; Ferdinand
Eberwine, Merchant; Capt. Isaac Mass
Merchant; George ID. Hay, Merchant; Hon.
Thomas Bishop; John Wise, Merchant and
Bank Director; Alvin W. Tracy Merchant
and Bank Director; Hon. Abner 4. Ellis
Esq, State Senator, and Mayor of Vihcennes
Adm. Smith, Farmer, Bank Director, and
Auditor OF Knox county.
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, President.
b. SuuRrLrrr WmlrHEy Secretary.
VS.. nunrcu, Treasurer. Mcrcht and Pres.
ident Niuocunes Br'ch of 81. Bk, Ind.
WNI. +. SAMUEL. Agent, Hannibal, Mo-
iuly 2J-;r
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
DEBATE
BETWEEN REV. MIR. CAPLES AND
REV. DIR. HOPSON.
Dissolution of Capartnership,

DR. mutual consent the old firm of Kcrcheval & Gree
- has diss 'lycd partnership.
NJ. p Green Is authorized to close up the busines 5
OF the firm. Those indebted TO said firm will do wei
to call and settle, otherwise he win be obliged to p,
the accounts out for collection.
NJ. p. GREEN
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-08
2.-A .s.EERET.E.S' FE1T'E3 Il.
I:;;:ES On Vine street, between Main aud
&Sk& Second, 81. Louis, No.

rINHI. above iIOTE rebuilt, roushlvrenovated
i iehtted and furnished with entire new furniture
with large and convenient additions, was opened by
the subscriber for the accommodation of transient and
permanent boardcrs, on Wednesday, the 18th OF sep
TENDER.
The location is desirable being situated in the cen.
ire of the most extensive mercantile portion OF the city,
and equally convenient 10 the Levee. The house, with
its additions, contains large and airy rooms, sui-
ceni for the accommodation Of two hundred guests
with dining OF sufficient size 10 seat comfortably
the above number.
It is the determination of the proprietor TO make II
equal in every respect TO any house in the city, and
hopes by the strctest attention to the best interests OF
his guests TO merit liberal share OF patronage.
moves GEORGE WOOD.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20
San Francisco Advertisements.
a GooD CHANCE FOR A GREAT BAL,

a GOOD CHANCE FOR A GREAT BAR
IA GAlN.-Ihc advertiser, to satisfy clsill,
having recently become the owner az tho Az
nloN Saloon ard REST AtRANr, and being en-
iirrlv unacquaintcd with the business oi pub
lic housc keeping, he would offer ,he said sa-
'uon, with III tie fixtures aud furniture, for
sale ~ u great sactifice; oi he would tel one
half If the same to any person well calculated
carry ON lie bar and restaurant business
and would retain on equal interest himself
This place has been recently luil'. and every
hing is new. IL having been opened but shot
lime. snd is fi,ttd up IA II superior style. Ap-
Ply .at the bar of the atove saloon, Dlonigo-
mcry ST.. near California. 20 1t
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20


We learn from an extra from tie S. +.
Herald, furnished us by Adams & Co
that most horrible tragedy was perpe-
trated at Campo Seco. or Iurnersvi!!e.
last night about Il o'clock a party OF
Mcxicans. four in number. in company
with two Englishmen anl one American,
entered tent where there lived four
Ameri ,ans for the purpose of robbing
them. Although the latter were un
armed, they made desperate resistance
with stools and benches. One of the
Americans in the tent was killed, and
all the rest more or less wounded, one
of them so dangerously he is not ex
pected to live. A Mexican was caught
to-day, and on confessing having been
accessory to the facs was hung hy order
of Judge Lynch
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20
81. Charles Hotel.
1TA

Post Office in the sanie building.)
H0RNER d and Third streets, is now open.
~ Additions have been made to the turn-
ture of the house. add the internal arr !mge-
dnents are complete. to secure the best accom-
m mpdations for families, miners, and the travel
ling public generally Travellers will find ihe
ST Charles very pleas and airy for the pre-
sent and approaching season; anI having
large yards attached. Is, from its situation
more secure from FIRE than anv other hotel in
the city. The best exeriions Of the proprietor
and his assistants, viii be devoted to secure
the comfort Of his guests
Miners are Informed that The house Is pro.
vided with n "Wilder's p,tert s,laman lcl
SAFE" of the largest size, fitted with Hall
patent powder proof lock. guaranteeing sat, Il
from fire of burgiirs, for the gratuirous use Of
the p ifons Of the hotel.
Siarcs de art daily from tho st. Charles foi
all parts of the country.
Breakfast f:oM M6 - to 8 l.2 o'clock.
Dinrer from 10 i-2 r NJ.
Supper from 10 Z 2 P u.
s96+ JAMES Gu SHlNT. pro ,ietor
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20
San Francisco 4 dvertiscEie MIS-.
Citizens Of Nevada!

uD FAD and Learn that Z. {. Richmond
M has retu ned With one of the largest nnd
set selected stocAs Of Drugs and Medicines
'vcr offered TO the public, together viii a large
and valiCd assortment Of lErrUMEnY am
FANCY ARTICLES CONFUSING the productions
of The bet Frenoh and L .gish manat .ciurcis
all of which Re otitrs at The lowest piiccs
To- The Merchants Call ard save yoursel
The tTo uble Of looking elsewhere, as you vii
ird all you want, aud at the lowest prices a
Rchmond's Drug IT ole, on JaeEson street be
to,r Montgomery.
To the Ladies:
All, ieauicous lady, come at once and buy
The choicest extracts. the word can vie,
Now docs friend Richmond to you once call,
TO vicw ihu stock ol his most splsndid 'al,
" Nh,nce Genes the ieaE'ecus SUMMER time,
And perfumes once again come near,
Say will sc not On Richmond call.
And buy there, sure they are not denr.
He'll wait your answer and still hope
His request is not delayed too long.
Come down and STE him, It's fact
He will not use YOU wrong. D53m
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20
Book Billderv.

DLANK BOOKS and Sistion ry.--CooKE f.
40 & LIZ Ccuyr rcsIn ctful'y inform the pub
lie that they intend opehing, on OF about the
ten h OF N"vdmber n
Blank Book, .Stdti nary, dHd Eock binding
Esta6 iShmcHt,
where every ihinc In Their Inc VIII he manu-
tctured Ia as workman Ike rtalner as IN any
n,ilar est hii,hinei ia the states, and upo.,
reasonable terms.
Their stock % lank books. got up 10 order
Expressly for this market. will TO- found supe
nor In materials. and style Of binding TO any
heretofore imna.ted, comprising Russia band q
'eep and half bound upper Royal, royal, me-
.iun, DENY ard ca? hooks
Siarie a.n Fanry Std.i'nery ri:;
English. French, and American note. letter,
md dfawiag raper; wit ng ard copylng Inks.
trp'oved q lilties; pencils. iners, waicis, god
,"i steel pans, cutlery e c., with every agI.c
rrq,,ired for tho counting Hou-e.
ilnvirg tie best English nnd check paper
IN hanl they vii, be enabled to supply Gus
omcis with blank books of Every size and
/, le al bnding and ruled TO any desir' pat
crn. Bil! heads aud account sales rued to
httern.
Every variety of binding d'nc neatly and
with despatch.
Music. magazines, law books, notarial re-
0rds. etc bound 10 order, Ia any style, oi 10
match.
COOKE & LIE COUNT,
Sia.one,'s Warehouse, Montgomery st near
lay, Wells' Fire-Proot building 5S-lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20
san IIarcin6 O ASxcftiss NJ Etf.

EUNlELL& d AN1LONi'S ArsTEkLIAm
~ LiNE..-For sydney direct-To succeed
tHIJer l,rque IAlLA ECCKH. 400 tens
I'tisitr, Capt " Ii p Bsynes. will Tosiiiv6Iy
sail On or about the 2tlh Nov. She carries en-
:xruitIe'd .wgeon, and the rasfengers viii
u lio,ictd for Gu the nest iii eral scale.
Fer heillt, Which viii tc taktn at lie lcwese
iaios, g. ltstgC, tLe having superior accom-
nofititns .h onf"ii rrd coEyenitf &c, afply
TO tic Griain sr btaid Itnf wlaif or 10
CUM ELL & &ANTEONl ,slr'g hgfs
LtLr wtar'. over sttrmI rat iioiel,
o. to ECRT EFO1 HERS,
tO-td California street.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-20

NOTICE is bercl given To whom it may
/ ' concern, that | shall take as Publ ir
Administrator, on the 9th day 29ih inst.)
Of November Term of the Probate Court Of
Nevada county, Letters OF Administration
on the esiate of c. Carral, late of this coun-
to, he having died imtesta,c.
L. c. DAUGHERrY, Public Admir-.
cost Nevada county.