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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

The Warrenton Wing states that on Tues
day night, negro man, one of the servants al
The Springs, was murdered by two overscers.
by the names of Curtis and Butler, aud throw n
INTO the river. The negro was fishing at the
river, when he was attacked and killed, and
thrown IN Curtis and Butler have confessed
having murdered the negro. without any pro.
vocation Curtis was the overseer of Mr.. r
+. Scott, and Butler the overs, crof the Sprines
Company. 1t Is supposed that they werc both
drunk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
REAL ESTATE ~.

SALE.--Ne are authorised sell, priya,eI, ois
follow ing Ia'uatie Pyors7ty, on Main and rst or tie
street. fpr division, viz: '''h
% feet of ground the corner of main stree, MI =,
alley running buck l32 feet. which frame I;, i'h
nov stands, oee! led by Thus. A Brans.old aud ~
Dold ms offices. ~.
Al.u - feet ndioning sail lot On main stree,
ming la ck depth. which IS frame D,. '
House, aud necessary out buildings for fnmily ing
y occupied by Mr.. Samuel Bransfptd. decd saI "I'i
Mt The cafne9 Of FIRST or Lynehs street aud fopr,I
running iark 132 feet 10 The buck Inc OF The ,1
.cribed lats. main street, which are srveti,l !
iues now bringing good terest the nominal ,o
the ground. The 50 feet main, aud Sd fe,t
ynch street, iii bc divided To suit the view. - II
chnsprs. -
The above property IS considered worthy the a,,,,.
Of business capitalists from its central '
tom ncafl" opposite he Franklin Iotc) il can L
proved 10 great advantage II will be offered ~, ,'n
cor1modang terms, privately until Saturday. tho I@,i
lay of October when, if disposed Of by I'm
time will thenhe sold public anclon of wlel ,a'
notice will be given. JOHN II. TYREE
THOS "A. BRANSFORD
| have for sale or rent, The firm. near LYNCH,
called Silver Spring. JOHN II. TYREE
sepi 22--tliO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
J0hA Bull ami Brother J0hRaiA0n.

The London News in the course of an ar.
icle ON the fisheries, says:-"1t Tie present
1'omcat tie p0'lical and S0ciaL iRRueace attic
t@1ed States uPoa Me peopic IF this country
IS '"calc1lable. Thcrexample is pcrpetuaIy
in men mouths their freedom from the cnrst.
OF arsIocracy, from State Church, and from
the enormous pressure OF taxation, is adduced
AZ argument IN In favor of democracy.-
10 put stop to this state of things, Lord Der
by and his colleagues would not be reluctant
To pick a quarrel with the United States, SO
that in the blaze Of angry passions which
would inevitably ensue on both sides of the
Atlantic the people here might be made to ret
rograde in political ideas, while the citizens of
The Union could hardly fail to acquire deep
rooted and stubborn prejndices against us
We know ofno language sufficiently strong
To characterize the atrocity Of such an enter
prise No friend oriudustry, nohoncst man, no
Christian, can ever desire To involve Great Bri.
tam in war with The kindred States o. North
America. We are but two sections of the
same people, divided by the Atlantic. and by
a certain amount Of difference in the govern.
mcnts of the two countries"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
SAILING OF TIE ARCrIc

he steamer Arctic sailed TO day Cor Liver.
pool with 80 passengers and $352, 900 in spe.
Gle.
Mr.: ingerso', Minister To England, did
not SAIL as reported he intended to do.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

W" scientific gentlemen FROM Boston. on =.
s'sen IN exploring The natural curiosi,ies of
'"s alley of the Kanawha, igni,eL The Gas
"'''ch escapes from Que orthe wells. and were.
s 800" surrounded with a burning vapor, The
.''u" was that one of the sayans was scr;,us.
y burned and only escaped further injury Nv
'''"e'y interpolation Of the hands enoaoed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
DTeadMl DIN16er

Boston Sep. IL.
srael Taylor and his wife. residing in Nan
tncket, were brntaly murdered last night
The perpetrator of this deed is supposed to be
an freshman named CassiJy,who has made his
escnpc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

Col. BENroN.-This veteran politician de.
n'es now, IN his customary violent manner.
that he is a Free Soier. At adebate. in ST.
Louis shortly before the election, the following
dialogue took place between him and Mr. Black.
burn:
Col. Benton again took the stand, and turn.
ing TO Mr.. Blackburn, asked him fine Ind eta-
ted behind his back thathe was an Abolitiouis,
Mr. blackburn.replied,l have already stated
did not. Then sir, resumed Col. Benton. did
yon charge me with being Free SoiIer?
TO which Mr.. Blackburn replied, YOU have
already heard what have to say an the sub.
Ject. MIR. Benton reiterated with much
vehrmence did you call me Free Soiler,
Mr. b. replied might have done so and
| believe did. Thea st last. resumed Col Ben
ton, after much hard work. | have cot him to
admit SO much. Now | say again the charge
Is false from beginning TO end--from the mind
that conceived, 10 the tongue that uttered il
and unless the author is like the man Tint
had no soul, and was refused admit,ancc into
h-ll, because they admitted no one there with.
out soais, he will rctract it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

he hepubhcan conroverfs the position tn
ken IN our commentary mpan Gen. picrce's
speech OF 1898, and insists tina, the speaker an.
proved all the propositions laid down in the
resolutions Of MIR. Calhoun. The speech il
before our readers and they can Judge Tor them.
selves. We have not the means OF referring To
the HISTORY of those resolutions and the legisla
i've action 10 which they gave rise, but We
learn FROM the Republican that they were dis
cnssed and rotcd upon seratim and separate +.
ly." Now we should think chat the votes or
MI Pierce upon each resolution would show
which he approved and " hich he did not and
we. are willing to abide lhat test Let the Re-
publican publish til vote upon each separate
resolution. 1t has the means Of dong so--w,
have'not. Should it fail, the public inferenc,
must he that our structures were correct. anil
That he did lot design committing himself any
farther than we admitted he had done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

ORANGE AND ! LExANDRIA ltAu-RoAD -
This rood is now completed to the Kappa
hnnnock River, distance of50 miles from Al
exandrla, and the Gazette states that it has o.
pencd a new trade to that city. Already fl ,nr
Is arriving from mills on the Rappahannock ri
Yer. Some OF the members Of the Board OF
Public Works, accompanied by the corporate
authorizes o. Alexandria, viewed tho road, as
far as completed. on Friday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
GEN. SCOTT.
PITTSBURG. r.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Sept IS.
Zen Scott arrived in this city to-day, and
was enthusiastically received. He leaves for
the West on Monday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

LENE PESTOLS.-Just received, lay Exn,,-
l. "A lol oi Colts Pistols, navy size, 49,
Warner. six shooters, small sizes
Mayuards patti sefprimng six shooters new mt,
Aliens single seli-eocking Pistols g"
Aliens re, diving pistols ; and barrels
Cast steel double barrel K lie Pistols, one trigger
Belt Psi u.s. cast steel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Flasls -
patents. For sarly
WIN. Ii. Il g. FISHER
sept 2l--iS OPPOSITE THE FRANKtIN 1r,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

IN the Salt Works. who exiiuguished the fames
without material damage 10 the property.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
MON EOUnDRY.-N a, ~, . :,
',S'-i he Subscribers have n4sor;o,ai "
ewes tose her und5r the STYLE and 6r, -, '''ed Them
JONES, BEGGS & uoo,,,

nj r,.r N :, '0S a BRUTIIER
FOUNDRY a "a Tue attention. of the public To ,bo
H. about one mile below the cir. ; ~ 'h"r
"n 'he Canal W. ere they are prepared :; Gned"t"'
Nacipa.. .! SAsElNG, in loom or s,nd '''' MY
'a'"'@fE' Sugar pans, Caldron Kerlcs nov" a Ml
Stand. Iarne1 or Porch Chnirs Hat and p ponl@
fancy Balcony Railing of the Io h lenders, plain
d,n, ana patents Brackets vario. sizes nnoghs
nns pieces made to order Wafer g1s 'o s ana
~ "s columns Of all sizrso which g or drain
m ri" "v| h OF whctey will furnish n, S S"
rompt attention IN" fIN r"II to insure ,, ;. By
,anl 'ar portion Of public palr,ragd 'y n"P"to
Il style. WIZ, executed in the neat
sept 2l-.dts ~ ,,i no nEdGS,
Express cooy HAMILTON BEGGS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
VEUNUE II 4 4
ALE RED MOSES
NiTCHELL's PUMp-N. p .

III L.,-.-.,.. . y VI E.--NTf K. Z. NitcheT
lnf Tbs uaro,eo one OF his Engine Pumps upon my
IT,, ne water Is brought from IA sIn inc alo,t one hun
urea ynras from my house, and has to lie ,i.e more
ia , i' '"fed trct p"rpendicnlar The pipes are
',p ',ree le"t under ground and deliver tbe water in
,''' me top OF my house, from which small
III "eratlon since the l5th of Julv last a,d rcr.
~. '",t'y 10 my satisfaction The machine is sim.
!" constructing aud not linLc to gct out Of order
"o, required to raise the water, is trling The
make !, pendent OF the protcciion ngain fire,
,ya,a, ,''S VaiuhhIe; for in addition 10 having the
ha rom analmost inaccessible spring. furnished nmy
't'f' Is II hydmnt at my Kitchen door and one in
my s"fI'n' by attaching hose tn which rnn irrigate
fire nn az my vegetables. Bu the security AGAINST
sc ,''""'s IL 9'nhy valuable. The same hose. can be
,w'? On to tn" end of the pipe which delivers the
,yatar 1t, the lnnk and by working the machine the
Ei,ca can r re thrown upon my par of my house or
win ,I "' cast OF the machine docs not compare
S,, 1c y, u IT, WIN. s. MORRISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

ID HOTEL d SEA.
- BLES FOR RENT OR LEASE.-This we'll d..
known public establishment, tavoraby located in E$i
the city ol Petersburg, the Depot~ of the Son,l
Side Railroad Co ApbonatloN Railroad Co, and RrI.
mond and Petersburg Railroad Go is for rent ar I
from the first 81 January next.
The Hotel originally built for. and under the H.
reetion Of. Jo Nibio Esq, and has every convenience
for III" conducting extensively of such bu,in,ss
For further ninrmalion apply 10 either of the ul
signed trustee. ol the Company
JOHN V. WILCOX.
sept 21-2tawiw ANDREW EENAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
\ EN. DRY GOODS sTOEEIyynp

| \ - DKf GOODS STOEEIN TEE
= ~ OF hiCHMOND.-1he subscribers InlIr5
general DRY GOODS BUSINESS hive nmna. -,
store No. 3D. Main street and are now rec.iying hon
al Sto k OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Go0DS
=. h''r stock having been purchased in the Northrro
G ~ enc ~ me hrm in person, for the money they
'e' assured IN saying tlat they IRE enabled and di
pose" TO ohrr greater Inducements IA regards nrire
llnn any other House in thu. State. sue ~
NJ turning thanks TO the friends and patrons Of the
,%"ge' ct h"t Moses Of Lynchburg they re-
''iN So''rl call from them when visiting Tins
c5' Determined as they are AT all times r., sn6ra N,
pNel''"ns l" please and give satisfaction on b fo,or
mem VIM call hep hope receive II liberal .lnr.o
i'''''"se' GEORGE HART
n ALFRED MOSES
C.'ntry Merchants visiting Rchnond we ,l,;nt will
ma II to their advantage to examine our stock bcre
P''' ""Sine' mug 94-.2tw6wif1 HAM,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

cuse him of all sorts OF personal rneanness-
was that his nomination was urged and that he
is supported by Northern Freesoilers The
charges have been rung on this through every
possible variation. Very well. Let rs test
The safety Of the tao candidates by this relc.--
Here Is the way the case stands:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

Theitown of Charleston. Knnawha Va, is
about to be- placed in tclegrap'ic connection
with GalHpolis Ohio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

The Electors Tor the Amherst District mel
at the Cont House of that county last Mon
day. We have no particulars farther lIlan the
remark OF a gentleman. that Mr. Ri,es WAS ma.
king very fine speech at the time he came a
way.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
ron rHHstDTNt.
GEN. WINFIELD SEQ TT,
OF sEw JKKsrY.
FoH tfcE FNfsIbEkr.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
~ NORTH CAROLINA.
Electors for the state orsirg,aia.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
WILLIAM u. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

4 OOisM&N AZ MARTIN, GROCERS 4
III COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Lyuch6a,g Ia
are now rrce vogm lnrge and well selected Stock ii
groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware & Queens
dft,tolS','hS part of the following articles toM
5000 Us. Cotton Yarns
1900 lbs Sole Leather
2o0 sacks Liverpool Salt
~ " no, Laguira and Java Coites
l30 krgs, ''ox. fence and w hou.e nails
y hhd< 7 h, and Cubn Snrar4
20 bbis Coffee Sugar
~ hhls crushed ground nnd clarified sugars
hIids Moasses
10 bbIsN o and Sugar-ho,lse Molasse.
bbs Syrup
~ boxes Adamantine candles (superior)
10 huxes Snnp
20 boxes I011 10 and 81 10 glass
Do'ae&'es--s}-I. Al, 81, 81. III 0sqaLuyos-}.,
t. a,o Ito ,. pair BInnkes Fnsd Cloths, shcrr. Gy
winch they "irl to the trade at fair prices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

F0y Ptryre.
N. Nan buren,,
!. Van Bnren,
J Ohm 4. DIX.
Preston King.
b. + liallett,
b. T. Butler.
David Wilmot.
Thomas w Dorr,
w. j. Blown,
H. Hamlin,
John Atwood.
Moses Norris,
l.. +. Cleveland.
~ y EecniNg Post,
Plaindcaier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
JOHN V. WILCOX
ANDR EW KEYAN
nOUsE-5OlNEs and Carnenler.-

OGSE-SOENEEs and Carpenter
n The undersigned, having returned To lyn,hl,,,
for the Pnrfoe t" conducting the al, ve business ,,
sPectnlly offers his services 10 the public. All JOBS
entrusted 10 his care will in the main be cxerpirJ G
himself and at all times receive mis- pcrona attention
when othcss engaged them. He is prena,ed 10
nld MI engagements with dispatch, and in STYLE sur
passed 10y no'e His shop is on tenth, South Of W,@
street where he can al"aysbe found when not emplnled
clsowl ere.
Any order l"r his services, which may be left at the
Virs"ian ollire, will be attended to.
lie Will TAX" one ar Two apprentices to the above bus
mess VIII" are from ID to II years of age and of good
character GEORE PERCIVAI. SR
n b have sale 20 Acres OF Wood
Sss LA ND on the Canal. six miles above town one
s 1.- good TWO HORSE WAGON. one strong CAR
MALL. and CART, which will dispose Of on ar
commenting terms g. p, SR.
Aug 2'--3nw Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

80 sept lots ''S'',fn SIDES Ton sale by
}. b. NOWLIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22
Mr.. Bots.

An announcement is made IN the last ltepnb
lican, as we'll as in the Enquirer, that public
discussion n the pending Presidential election.
in which Messr.. Wise and Bolts nre expect.
ed to participate, will take place at BnekIhg-
ham Courthouse Friday next. We have seen
letter from Mr. Bolts, in which he says, h.
will leave Richmond for New York this morn.
ing. on pressing business. Of course he viii
mol be in Buckingham. lie expresses hope
that it will he in his power 10 visit that county
and Lynchburg on his return.
TmE WnIGs AND INTERNAL ENVIRONMENTS
There could he no better oI more complete r.
tutation 81 the charge Of hostility 10 internal in
provemcnls which the Wings have been ma
king against the democratic party these ter
years past. thnn the passage oi the Harbor aud
River bill at the recent session Of Cungrcss-
there being large Democratic majority IN both
the Senate aud House OF Representatives..
BuDalo Co4rir.
The Republic asks, what says Mr.. SouIe II
thisi. Mr.. Clemcnsl MIR. Vcnablel Mr. Orr
And what say all the Sare Rights gentlemen
who support General Pierce on the ground
that the Democratic party is hostile To Intcrna
improvements, and thar the General is an ami
Improvement man of the slrictest sect
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-22

For Scott.
VIM. II. Seward,
Horace tin.ely.
Gov J ohusion.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Nevada Hotel & Stage Office

Min street, Nevada City.
TEVIIE subscribers have the pleasure Of an,
n. nouncing to the public generally that they
have leased the above well known hotel, for
III period of six months The Nevada is the
largest public house in the city, and is situated
in the most business part of the town, and Of
fers inducements to travellers seeking tenn
porary home, that can perhaps be found in no
other hotel in the mines. The sleeping apart
ments are well ventilated and will be furnished
at all times with clean and comfortable bed
ding The table will be supplied with all the
variety of the season, and all the substantials
the market affords. The bar is always sup
piled with the choicest segars and liquors In
short the propretors beg leave to assure the
public that no effort shall be wanting on their
part tn make the Nevada, in every respect, the
HoTEL OF THE PLACE.
Board aud lodging per week, Sl7 90 in ad'ce
Board without lodging . H,OO
Board and lodging per day 800
Board without lodging 2,50 "
Stages for Sacramento city, every morning;
for Marysville, every other morning.
75.tf ANDER SON 4 BEENS.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21

Nh ETALS-50 tons pig iron,
ltl 10000 lbs zinc for roofing and floors,
200 bundles iron wire,
10 pigs block iiu,
1000 lbs cast steel
10000 lbs boiler iron,
10000 lbs sheet iron, from nos 10 10 IL,
40 kegs and 800 papers iron rivct>,
Ice doz long and short handled shoycls,
45 doz picks
400 feet leather hose,
20 bundles brass and copper wire,
80 doz brass and pewter faucets,
50 doz axes,
so boxes Canada plate,
80 kegs wrought nails,
60 bundles hoop iron,
40 doz irving pans,
100 doz cadtllcslicks,
- boxes iii pIatec, 2a. boxes tacLs,
20 gross pie plates
2CO0 lhs bra2iers and other copper,
limitation Russi4 iron
Solder, and copp liyets with burrs,
Tinmcns' tools and machines,
For sale by r. NAYLOR,
79,lm California street
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Home Presents !

RARE d beautiful GOODS
w HEN YOU visit San Francisco, call at
w the CHINESE SAFES Room ofTOBlN
& DUNCAN, Long Wharf and Sansome
street. ard examine their stock Of supurbly
embroidered Chinese shawls and curiosities
At their auction sales, and at private sale,
these beautiful goods can be purchased at
one-fourth Of the pricethcy are selling for
in the States. Every person returning home
takes with him an embroidered Grape shawl
the most handsome present can be made to
a tady, S0-lm
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
For Sale.

THE undersigned now offer for sale their
wcIl-known stand, WIN all The privileges and
rood will. situated in Grass Valley. and con
ssting ofa Beef Market, Store. and Boarding
House. Cattle yard, aud p II the fixtures for
Killing beeycs, together with what stock they
NAV have on hand The above will be sold
reasonable. and TO any one wishing to go into
usiness they could not find "a oettc. cians,
Apply at the office of the Nevada Journ5l.
TO the subscribers, Boston Ravine, GIas. Val
lev. Possession will be given after the first OF
February, 1867. PAxTEE & HoLLls
1i-tft Is
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Lodging House.

THE undersigned having leased the Bar
Room and lodging apartments of the Gregory
House. is ready to accommodate all those who
may wish lodging by the night or week The
beds and rooms have been thoroughly removal.
ed, an he pledges himself TO keep them in
good otder at all times.
76.tf GEO o K1LBOURN
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
b. HI. O. M. G..

NOTICE is hereby given to the share
y holders Of the BUNKER HILL QUARTZ
MINING COMPANY, that "A further assess
ment of three per centum or the capital
stock Of said company has been levied this
18th day of Fcbrurg 1852, by tho board OF
trustees, payable within ten days, at the com
pany's office on the works
The rue of forfeiture for non payment Of
assessments will be rig:dly enforced BY
order Of the Board.
The regular meeting of the company will
be holden on Wednesday the 25th inst, al
two o'clock, p. NJ, at the company's office.
7l-3t Z. w. COLBURN, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21

yNNIE ENTERPRISE lpTEI.--Lona
II Wharf near Sansome streot--iIas Iust
been opened for the reception Of boarlcT, and
travellers. and can accommodate one hundred
dodgers with comfortable md pleasant quar-
tiers The attention of citizens and travellers
is respectfully directed To this new establish
meni The proprietors promise the best fare Of
the market ut the i ost reasonable rates. Give
them IA call. 20 Bin
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
A Card.

The Undersigned, intending to leave for the
Atlantic States on tho first day Of March next
and desiruus OF having all his business perlna.
ucntly closed before his departure. respectfully
requests all those who are indebted to the firm
of Webster Il Co. tn call Immediately and set
tie the same, as he wishes to save himselftrou-
bic. and them costs.
" t. The Butchering Business will be con-
tinued by his partner Joseph Chambers, on
Broad street.
have also for sale six claims in the Orleans
Quartz Mining company, at the head OF Gold
Flat, md one fourth OF a share IN Lower Gold
Tunnel.
slim NJ. WEBSTER.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
MINING NOTICE
p. @. M. Co.

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Phoenix
@. NJ, Co. are hereby notified, that n
meeting has been called by the 1rns-
tees Of said company to be held on Fri
day. February 9th, at 6 o'clock p. NJ,
Mt the Empire Clothing Depot at which
time matters of Importance will be laid
befure the company.
4 full attendance is requested, either
personally or by proxy, as fine Of one
dollar per share will be exacted for nom
attendance.
II. RorHscHnD, Sec'y.
Nevada City Feb l6, 1851 -S6-3t
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Good Chance for Investment.
Chicago Hotel and Stables.

fDR S1LE,
THE Subscriber offers for sale this well
known establishment, with all its household
fixtures, situated on Broad street, n vada
CITY. now doing first rate business bnt fam.
il affairs now calls him home which causes
him to offer this property on reasonable
terms. Immediate possession given. For
further particulars enquire on the premise of
r. w. MCDONNELL,
Also, four.ffths of a large suice claims,
with the water privileges, sluicing boxes, etc,
on Little Deer Creek. 7s-lm
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21

ksrlTE OF CALIFORNIA. countyof !.
~ vada s. District court 10Th Judicial h
,rict. Elizabeth StilNeii vs. Edmund Silw
The people of the state ci California 10 \
mund ,ilwel, greeting
i0n are hereby notified that on the 4
Of November. u 1851. suit was comincn'
against you by the pIainiiil IA ~ Il court IT,
divorce, yinculu Hatrimini. ga are thd
fore required TO appear and answer tbe ed
paint 0! the plaintiff herein fled thin 10
davs from this date or the FMln3ii WIZ e
n decree for divorce, asproyed form said co
plant.
Witness, Theo, hiilir-, clerk of The diSti
court Tor the l0lh JaIicili G..trci,' I
L. s yada county with the zeal aihxcd, I
l01l day of December 4 d 1871.
THro Miller, clerk
S,nrr. e ELi1s. Anvs for pPt'ti 61-G
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+. ARGENTI and Co.

BANKERS,
Mont gomory $, bot Clay aud CommelciaI,
--Rciert to and draw on
Brown, Bros & CO. New York,
Brown, Shiplcy and Co. Liverpool,
Samuel Nicholson and Co New Orleans,
Browns aud Bowen. Philadelphia,
James idger and 60, Charleston,
Morrcll and Dickcy, Mobile,
T y Curtis Esq Boston,
t,co Cumming, Savannah.
Alex Brown and Son, baltimore
Good clean Gold dust bonght at Sl4, per oZ.
and forwarded. covered 10y insurance, to the
limited States. 76-3m
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Farms for Sale,

TN the counties of Son5ma and Maps, and
/ the Petaluma Valley in large or small
tracts of valley, or table, or mountain land,
well watered and wooded, Apply at the
Office of HAxLEcS, PEAcHT q BILLINGS,
Barron 4 Cos building, corner Merchant and
MONTGOMERY SITS. 56-2m