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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

Tie Piusburg and Ciere1and Cars,
on leaving the Forest City, on Saturday,
had nearly 1890 passengers on board,
all Of whom were conveyed to the dif-
teren, points along the road, at which
they stopped without accident. Gle
land & Courtney were the Conductors.
ID.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

"Yhat is he running fora" said q
friend TO US this morning, on seeing US
part wilha gentleman with whom we
had Just been shaking hands. "For no
office whatever" we replied, "why did
you ask the question" Why he was so
very polite, thought, may be, he was
a candidate. ---Erchaage.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

DR.. Brman of Troy, in a recent ser
mon remarked, "lf Franklin controlled
the lightning, Prot. Morse taught ID
tie English iaagaagc"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

In some parts OF New Hampshire the
farmers have been compelled to cut
branches from the trees TO feed their cat
tie, owing to the drouth.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25
NOTES OF TRAVEL.


l. y principal source Of revenue,
with tho farmers on both sides of the
Ohio river, between St. Mary's and
parkcrsburg, land probably to much
greater cx,ent) is the ARplc Crop
They count trees by tho thousand
the fruit is of choice varictics-tho
most conspicuous, and probably the
most numerous, are the Yellow Rus
set. Tho orchards arc now loaded
with fruit, and stacks of new barrels
are in readiness to receive it, prcpar-
atory to sending to market; and ready
sale is found up or down the River.
The annual income from an orchard,
occupying two or three acres, is said
to be from $500 to $1,000. This bu-
sincss requires but little capital and
less labor.
2. There is considerable enterprise
exhibited ut st. Mary's, the capital of
tho new county of Peasants. An at
trac,ivc and-spacious Hotel is open
for the accommodation of travellers
who take the direct route westward,
via the 3. & 0. r. r. to Fetterman,
and thence by stages. The founda-
ton Of u courthouse is laid in com.
handing position, with other eviden-
ccs Of progress aud last, though not
least, they havo resident Physician,
(Dr. G. S. SMlrn) who is skilful, per-
sovering, and entirely reliable.
8. The floods oflast Spring destroy.
ed not u little of tho river road, on
tho Virginia side, above Parkersburg.
A traveller must either make a large
circumbendibus, or work his way thro'
farm lanes and worm fences, or cross
over TO Ohio and travel an excellent
turnpike. We tested the variety and
preferred the latter. The atmosphere
Of u "frco State" which would have
electrified an abolitionist, had no pcr-
ccptiblc effect upon our lungs!
4. Real estate has run up rapidly in
Parkersbnrg since tho location Of the
Railroad to that point. This is truly
a town of magnificent distances"
and if tho plat laid out is ever built
up closely it will make tho largest
kind Of u city. Tho situation is pref
ty, and combines several advantages.
At present tho town has no compact-
ness about it.
5. There is right pleasant corps
Of PnINrEns at Parkcrsburg-with
we'll furnished Offices and skilful opc.
ratives-they arc just about as gentle.
manly and reliable us their politics
will let them be. Ono of the bright
est ofthcm-(poor follow D-was not
long since caught in tho matrimonial
moose!
G. The Corn crop in N. W. Virginia
generally is abundant. Wherever any
thing like an apology for soil has mot
with oven tolerable culture, the corn
has made its way towards maturity.
7. Tho Hills in N. w. Va, (Which
would be considered respcctablcmo1n.
tains any where else)-aro pretty
much on the perpendicular. If your
business happens to lay on the otAer
side, you had better go r0und The
natives, when they wish to "got up
in the world" go orert
gV Morgantow@ is, by 50! per CT,
the pretticst place in N. W. Virginia,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

SoAp.--Owing to the advance Of stock
the chambers have advanced soap and
candles to the following 6gures:--.Soap
6 cts; dipped candles, l cts; Mould
Candles, l2t cts.--lb.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

A man named +. Simpson was killed
q. Cleveland recently by a kick from a
horse. He was intoxicated, and play
ing with the horse which kicked him
on the head, causing instant death.
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-Four days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC

Transmitted for the Baltimore Amc'tam
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

u Mr.. II. OTIS, ut the Point" near tho
steamboat landing, parkersbure, with his con-
vcnient house and interesting family, is we'll
prepared to accommodate both boardcrs and
travellers. Tho fatigue of long journey was
quickly overcome by tho facilities wo hero en-
joycd for refrcshmcnt and rest.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

Mr.. JOHN HOLMES, after having ruSticatcd
for several months OH his farm, has returned 10
the post OF landlord Of the Hotel at SPRING
Hill, Faycttc county, Pa. on the stage road
between this place and uniOntown. Mr.. II.
keeps an orderly house and well furnished
table; md Is located at the right point to ul-
ford dining house 10 travellers between tho
two towns.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

New YonN, Sept IS.
The snitcd States Mail Steamship
Pacific. from Liverpool, September
S,h, about .! L. NJ, arrived at this
port this evening.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

To MorgaatowM is, by 33s per CT,
the pret,icst pl4cc in N. W. Virginia.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
B. II. ON. C.

TN accordancc with the I27th section Of
j. the statute concerning Corporations, no
tice is hereby, given to whom it may concern
that the following shares in the capital stock
Of the BunkcrIIill Quartz Mining Company,
siz:lnuhbers IS to 2s. in the name Of w.
W, Marvin ;numbers lOl and l02 in the
name Of F. T.. Kilburn, numbers III and
lls in the name Of j. II. Nichols, mum.
hers l25 and i26 in the nume of c NJ.
Cnrpenttr number "a in ,lfe name Of A.
Clark, numbers SO TO Sc and IS to 6s in the
name of Benjamin X. Marin. numbers 93
anil "a in the name of G. NJ. Baxter, nun
bers l2l and l22 in the name Of f. ". Ma
son, upon which assessments levied and due
on said capital stock prior to the 2jth day Of
Eetruary, 1852, remain unpaid, must he IL
qudated on or before the expirationof six
weeks FROM the date Of this notice; otherwise
the said shares Will bo sold NJ pub lic auction
on Friday, the 10th of April next, at three
o'clock P NJ, at the Office of the company, in
accordance with the BYLAWS of said COM
pany Ry order of the Board of Trustees.
- r. W. W.,COLBURN, Sec'y,
Nevada, March 4th, lsh2.-90
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For Sale

EOCi shares, consisting oi one thiri in
L tcrst in the Hcvetia Tunnel and Quartz
lining Company. The above company con-
"a stprcsent of eleven persons, their claims
. 51uatei upon Lafayette Hi, in the town
OF Grass Valley, Nevada county. and
-gau' one and a half miles below the town of
.atreriile. The above ill is well known 10
50 one of, If not the richest hill vet discovered
the Vicinity of Grass Valley, not excepting
MUS Gold Hill. Parties desiring to
-fcnssc the above, can have Every intorma-
rrnished them by applying TO the under
iisaei at Centrevllc.
- GEO. A. MONTG OMERY.
March 18th. S52. 2.-97.6t
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#. O. M. Co.

THE. Shareholders of the above company
are hereby notified that ameeting will be held
opposite the Central House. Neuada city, ON
Thursday, ,Aprii lst, 1852 A full attendance
is requested eithet personally Or BY proxy.
By vrder fthe Trustees ,ll. ,Y5
A.:' tit ROTHSCH llli)5 Sec'y. pro tem.
March.l7th, 2-94-S.i..H
q LII persons owning stock on The fehama
IN Quartz Mining Company are required t,'
report themselves TO W. II. Spencer, Trustee.
,ot b HrRelhsrhild7 Secretary. ON or before
The 18th Of April. 1852. IA steps will be taken
tu'put machinery op the weinI's'sd those laiins
fh,res6t rhemsclves viii net receive the bene-
.6t nfir.. by order of the Trustees
,9l-td H; ;ROTlISClllLD, Secy. pro tenn.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
SAN FRAN ,ISCO ADV'S.

ATEA N NGiN E-IO aITive,:7a superior
- high-pressure Steam Engine, IL inch cyl
inder, AZ inch stroke, balance wheel IL feet in
diameter, finished as a driving wheel also a
driving pulley s feet diameter; two cylinder
boilers 80 feet long, in parts for easy transpor-
tation. This engine was built By Otis TnIts
of Boston, and is confidently recommended as
perfect machine in every respect. For sale
on Consignment, by the undersigned over Gre
gory's Express, corner Of Merchant and Mont
gomery street, San Francisco.
9I-6t WV. HOOPER,
EOk SAN JUAN AND NAMA.--Uls-
- PATCH LLNE.-The splendid clipper ship
HANNAH SPEAGuE, 700 tons burthen, under
the command of Capt. Hooper, will. leave On
the Let Vi April, for the above ports. This
ship has elegant state rooms in the cabin, and
her saloon will be fitted and furnished with
all the comforts and conveniences ever found
on shipbos I'd. The provisions will be ample
and of the best quality
Pace OF PAssAGE.
In lst Cabin, .$I5 O0
saloon .................. 50 OO
For passage apply to the captain on board,
at Pacific Wharf, or to f'
., CHARLES f. SWAIN. Agent D.,
96-td San one. Neay Pacific 81.
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The Bella Union,
FOR SALE

This splendid house and fixtures situated
On Commercial street, Nevada, is otfered,fo
,le. lts location il one OF the best in the city.
d is now in complete order, containing all the
Necessary furniture, good kitchen, bar, &C.,
md has a fair business. The main building .is
~ by IL feet, two stories high and we'll tdr-
nished. al &
Also "A vacant Lot, Of 81 feet front, running
4Aeui e0 feet bsek, and adjoining fbe one on
which the Bella L nun stands, Both will be
seld together, or either separately to. SUIT pur-
chaser.. 49,.
4or particulars Of terms ctc, npnly to-. ,
III p. PONlrTs.,,
A.3. on the rfsIhistsss:.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, township
~ and county of Nevada, ss. Justice court,
before i c Doughcrty Esq. J p march 10,
ls+2. John Bryton vs.. Pearce Cas,eel.
The people Of the state Of California to
Pearce Csstecl Of said ,ow nship, greeting
You are hereby commanded to be and ap.
pear before me at my Office, in the city OF
Nevada, ON the LIST day Of April 1863, at 10
o'clock A ", Of said day, to answer the com.
plsint Of Jolih Bryton. who demands against
you the sum Of FIVE h undred doilors upon
account, for which sun. with damages aud
costs he will take Judgment in case you fall
20 appear and answer rs above.
9a.3w + { DouGHERIr, J. P
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$50 Reward.

HxfILi. he p'lii 10 any person who.@wilt' ind
w and depnsite ut the Journal ofiie,a .'o1Hs
with short barrel number NOT re-
Elected which was lost on Monday morning,
l,siwesu Nevada and Grass Valley IL is be-
Iiayed to be the only one Of that description in
~ re gion, and is highly priced by the owner
Ahy one finding IL and leaving II atgny place
u HAT it may be returned, will confer a favor,
M receive the above reward /, "a.
March 99 ISJ2-q3-3tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

TuNHE SUBSCRIBERS wishing to dispose
L.. OF ali thrir stock, offer for sale fourteen
splendid milk cows, part Ut thtnNwith yonng
rsrivt~. the b,laice will calve by the 10Th 0i
March,, JOSEPH CLARK &. Co,
Indian Valley, mile south of Centrcvflle.
S9-tf 49,; ,u,'
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

1VhASS NALLkf, OhuIcH So Ae"~'
ON Monday the 22d inst, as was going to
" my home in Grass Valley, l was assail-
td by one Lewis NJ. Best, and by violance
ami threats taken 10 the house Of John +.
Gregory, in Nevada, where | vas tied, chain.
& and locked in which condition was found
re officer was damaged by the said
bei one hundred dollars, which sum paid
ar the benefit of sosnsel; and while still
en8sr restraint, and through fear and isno-
hee i was made to put my mark TO note'
cf Eve hundred dollars. Now as have been
4larly manumitted for faithful services
randered to John f. Gregory, which 70 plain
iy set forth in the instrument and duly re-
ed in the clerks Office at Nevada, in
Back A. of miscellaneous records, page ~,
I :hereiore, pray the courts Of justice that
,be, 10 not compel me to pay the said note,
and protect me from further violenc. and in
ashce- hcr
JANE n JONES.
mark.
)t* A free woraap Of color
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!, MINING NOTICES.
B. H. Q. M. G.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the share
IN holders Of the Bunker Hill Quartz Min.
ing Company, that further assessment OF
ore and a half per cent on the capital stock
.sf said company has been levied this 24th
day. of March, 1852, by the board Of Trus-
tees, payable within ten days, at the COM
pany's Office on the works.
The rule Of forfeiture for non-payment OF
Assessments will be rigidly enforced,
The regular monthly meeting OF the CON-
pany will be held OH Wednesday the slst
Instant, at the company's office.
FBy!order Of the Board
,96-3t Il. w. COLBURN, .Sec'y
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W O, NJ. G..

NOTICE to the Stockholders Of the
~ Wyoming Quartz Mining Company,
You are hereby notified that all such
shares of tho company on which the last
assessment has not been paid. will be
sold ut public auction after the expira-
ton Of 10 days from date.
JOHN f. LOWER. Sec'y.
Nevada, March 81. 1852. -97-St
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CTATE OF CALIFoRNIA-io,H Ju

~ DIcIAL DIsTRIcT.
In conformity TO the statute, in such cas-
made and provided, it is ordered that II,
following terms Of the district court for th
several counties composing said judicial dis
trict, be held as herein designated for the
yenr 1852.
For the county Of Yuha, commencing on
the LIST Mondays in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
For the county Of Nevada, on the Sd Mon
days in February, I'd in May, Sd in August,
and I'd in November
For the county OF Suffer on the 4,h Mon.
days in January. Sd in April, Is, in Sep,em.
ber, and sth in December.
1t is further ordered that copy Of this OF.
der be entered on the minutes of,ht several
courts. BY the clerks thereof. and publi.hed
WM' r. BARBOUR
District Judge.
Jan l. ie52--.a lawlSIn
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For Rent or Sale

fUNtiE house in Cayoteville known as tho
4 American House and Hotel de- France.
The house is in good repair and well furnished
iorihe eaccomInodatlon Of boarders. with n neat
hsf room. and win be sold cheap, or rented on
reasonable terms. For particulars apply to
JOHN PHILLIPS,
At the Cavotc House, Cayoieville
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March 3s,h. ls52.-lts


SSTEAM Exs,>m BnIrs. .A>n QrAit, q
~ Crushing Machinery. Tor salr. 10 arrive DE
elirmr ship = Eclipse, expected about the
18th April. .,aft
Tic engine is Is here power. 80 inches
srase, fitted on IN iron frame. with govrrrrtr
stao. and cutoff valves. steel l,istun and valfe
rstls. metallic packing in cylinder, Sc, fitted
up in the best uaunct. .l!1
There are ,wr b"irr.. each 26 inches in d..
srneier. aud 26 feet inrlc, in length. lAalr
"i the he.t iron, with stcam drum on cnci .
iurnser fronts. crate hars bearers. side brace.
'Fead plates iron plate 7" cover fiuc, sockei 10
receive -,nokr iipr. ~ feet smoke pipe, east
iron hea'e' with copper worm force IrstnnN.
aud ali The necessary pines. cocks valves. StS
The >taru ling Machinery consists of l2
stampers. Is inci,e' .lIars. 34 inches long. mn'ie
"t Tie bc-t ron, unilcd lace, and weigh 31a
rcuads each.
The mortar< are IN Iic extra hca W with ~
|eess To receivs the dies
Also connected with the above and worEed
BY the Engine. is II set Of ''l1reakers" to breqk
the rock preparutory to its being received init,
the mprtars IL
Also, all the icon work. bolis, iron knees
hoXes.Aoathcr bands India rubber packing,
tools, vrcnchss, Glr4. chisel>, hammers, and
every hing necessary Ia pui upthe mach nery
For further particulars, where drawings at
the machinery can be seen, npply to
J. T. HALl.nCk 4. co,
Montgomery st.. near Clay. !
s7-lm~ San Francisco. :,
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
Staring VS.. 1ime.s"s

TT S. MAIL TELEGRAPH LINZ, for
Va Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and
Nesx.a city. On and after Friday, Harcf
essk the above Line of Stages will run as
folloss:-Leaving the Orleans Hotel, for
hi ..ly left the Crescent City Hotel) at 7 o.
clock every morning, passing through john
sons Ranch. Rongh aud Ready, Grass Va
lcy. and arriving at Nevada at 5 o'clock P. NJ
the same day. Returning, will leave the Ne:
vads Hotel, Nevada, every morning at e
.s'llock, passing through the above places,
and arriving at Sacramento City i'm season
70 connect with the steamer Antelope for San
Francisco same dav.
IiAWORTH i SWIFT, Pros.
Successors to James Hirct.
n B.-This Line will run on Sundays,
Passengers securing their seats at the Ge-
neral Stage Office, Orleans Hotel, I'd street,
will be called tor. 9S-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

Lumber Of all kinds for Sale.
"AVlNG purchased an interest in the
u Il Steam Saw Mill on Little Deer Creek,
formerly owned by Raden d- McBane. any
person can be furnished with bills Of lumber
Mt The shortest sotice, by calling on me at Da.
Wis &. Hirsts Store or at the mill.
l. 7, lliRST
t.h len, l-S' .sitf
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county Of
Union Hotel.
Bread Street, !Sevsd. s,.y, Csl:

Bread Street, iVevsdA city, Cal.
BIZ b. +. DICKERMAN.
(Esrnverly the "Plncer Hotel"
HAAS rscsntlv been refitted and furnished.
III mahipg II one Of the most desirable and
pleasant stopping places in the mountains.
Accommodation for lodging good, either
iu separate rooms or not, rs NAV be required.
Board and lodging Ter week ST.; Eosrd SID.
Is''d snd lodgln. T-r s'v, $3.50 ~ sn
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

CALOON.--Thc Saloon OF MRS. q
~ FRlSBlE is constantly open for
TORS, AZ the wcl-known stand on Mnin su
The best cigars and liquors are eonsla
on,hand. .Oystcrs. fried and Aewed. sci
up at all hours. This saloen is n comfort
and fashionable resort for gestlcmcn
wish, 0 spend an agreeacle evening. CO.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01

- BEATTY HOUSE. GRASS Valley
Ei;8 f.. G. SMITH, formerly Of the Bmeki
eye House, Having leased and refitted this es-
tabishment, is now prepared TO entertain the
travelling public. Thanking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopes
for It's continuance In his present location.
and promises that nothing shall be wanting
to secure the qualification and comfort of those
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table is furnished with the best the mar
ket affords, and in all the other appointments
OF the house, every attention TO neatness and
good ordsr will be given.
Grass Valley, Feb. 7, 1852. 8S-6m
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Good Cllanc- Tor lnvestme

TIE gregory HouSe for Sac or Ken
THE proprietor of the above house being
sirous of changing his location. offers
house with all the furniture, fot sale or
on the most reasonable terms. The l0cA'
Is one Of the best for hotel in this city.
Aous Wishing "a r,,gags in tha. business w{
do well tn give him call
Jan. 2,d, 1882. .7S,f L. S.GREGOR
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Notice.

Notice.
A III. persons having scrip, orders, or other
"A evidences OF debt against the City Of Ne
yada. are required to present the same, duly
authenticated or proven, within thirty days
from the date hereof TO the subscriber, Com
missioner appointed by the county Judge of
Nevada county, pursuant TO the provisions of
an Act Of the Legislai ure Of the State Of Cali
fernia. entitled AN Act repeating the charter
If the City OF Nevada, aad providing for the
disposition Of the property and payment Of the
debts Of said city" passed February l4th. 1852.
Dated at Nevada, February 25th, 1852.
!. WILLIAMSON,
se-im Commissioner, Main st.
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Look O,rt for the Change.

2 THE STAGES FORMERLY LEA
EER WING the Crescent City Hotel
XZ-Q-- viii, ami after SUNDAY f,
March 2l, 1882, leave the Orleans HO-
tel. on scrond street, between J. and n,
EVERY morning. Daily running 10 Rough
and Ready. Grass vrlley, Nevada City. y.!hor.
mon Island, Coloma, Georgetown, Mud and
Diamond springs, Placervillc, Dry.own,Jack-
son, Mokelumne Hill, Ophir, Auburn, Stock
ton and Sonora.
General Stage Office Mt Orleans Hotel.
y. b. Passengers hot king their names will
be called for in any part Of the CITY. 96-lm
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WE HAVE on HAND AND, FOR
w SALE, the fol. owing goods

WE HAVE on HAND AND, FOR
w SALE, the following goods
900 SACKS flour,
=, half bhs clear pork,
200 or bhls clear pork,
10 ar bbs oN tongues,
.le hhl, pilot bread, .....
hhfs watef crackers, "
- fins soda. sugar and water crackers,
10 bbls crushed sugar,
1900 lh- double refined loaf sugar er
&. :stnntts Manilla sugar,
- mat, r;cr. ii
10 bids PICKLES, assorted. > ~
D. a.et,df bbls sour, krout, -. p.
.. 81. .at kegs pickles,
= ~ eases ats and hlf, gal pickles.
= 70 eases mustard. in II nA,l ~ III tins
: 10 ~.' .~:,' in 1 and ~ ID BOTTLES,
- 900 lbs ground pepper, - =
- 2U1 lhs ground allsp,cc,
400 lbs ground cloves,
300 lhs ground ginger.
100 lbs cinnamon, ground,
200 lbs mace, 300 chocolate.
~ 90 cases Laguayrd coffee, ground, in tins,
s- Is cases Rio coffee, ground, in tins,
=" 5 cases Java g"
20 bags Rio coffee
40 Days Deans, nssortcu,
! 10 half bbls split peas.
so half boxes M Il raisins,
hf@S-qr T" -
- lo,b6Xes macc..roni and vcrmaciili
= ESQ lbs citrons,
4! 200 lbs tea Young hysonand Gunpowdcr,
20 boxes soap,
Candles, Chceses,
Tobacco in small box s,
=" in silver foil,
Smoking tobac o.
Fine Havana segars, in lilo boxes.
- is
81" 4" IL
txtra.fno HsvaRs segrs,
Broaans, Fine walking shoes,
/. Fine pat. leather CATERS,
Ladies leather boots,
= fine calf boots,
e." 'g6itcrs
Misses "a va -
! ~ ->'Tcalf shoes,
,Chldren's calf shoes
40 cases booss-Hungarian heavy kip, wax
-: grsined, and calf,
Also A well assorted lot Of glass and queens
ware, tin ware. guard lanterns, bulls eve do.
ALso-A fine assortment Of hard ware and
Ames' 'bes, long and short handled cast stet
sbovsls picks, and pick handles, axes and axe
hapdles +. .s.
l0 kegs nails, assorted, glue, chalk, black
lead, paint oil, green paint, sprem oil,
pipes sup. cog. brandy, gin, port wine, and
American brandy;
25 bbls old Monongahela whiskey,
20 cases assorted cocktails.
100 cases blackberry brandy. raspberry BRAN
dy, W. g. brandy, Irish and Mononga-
hela whiskey,
so cases lemon syrup, and champaign cider,
81 baskets champaign wine.
l0 cases sup wine bitters
cases old Madeira wine
500 whole boxes sardines,
300 hf aud or boxes sardines.
% drums figs, 40 casks brown stout,
With general assortment of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, etc. etc.
All the above goods have been laid in with
great care. and for cash, and we particularly
invite the attention Of merchants, miners, and
packers to give us a call, as we will sell on
reasoss6e tsrtRs.
BROWN, HYATT & co.
sen,reville, Grsu ValleS, Neysda CO.
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The Nevada journal., 1852-04-01
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County.
~ Nevada,
To W. 7. Jaquitl, take notice that
Of attachment has issued from the office
T. G Doughcrty. a Justice of the Peace
Nevada Township, in said county, on
oath day Of February, 1852 against you
in favor Of 5 5 Fem, $ A Wood ward
Co, for the sum Of two hundred and thir
cish, loo dollars. reiprnaLle before %
Justice. at mis- office in Nevada, on the rs
day OF March 1852. Unless you appear ir
answer at said time and place judgment Vi
be rendered against you for plaintiff d
mand aforesaid, with damages and costs
suit, and your property attached he sold u
der execution for payment thereof Give
under my hand, at office, Nevada, this 35I
day Of EshrSary, 1852,
ss-sw +. G, DOCGTERTY. J. P.