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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-06-18

II Ike is boy that resenfs an injury, t" and
knowing his rights maintains them" Ike is au
:" unsuitable man. for fronting. and his mother
gave him permission few days ago. to 20 to
brook a short distance TO indulge in his favorite
amusement. He had succeeded in enicng a
few of The :. fnny tribe from their cool retreat,
and planted them in basket which he carried
for the purpose, and was patiently awaiting for
another bite, when overgrown negro boy
came along, and wantouy kicked his basket,
trout and ALL into the water. and with them
went orr hero's hopes Of delighiing his good
old mol her with trout supper
But Ike had too much OF lis iamented fathers
spirit III him To resent such an insult as this
and quick thought he dedged behind the
Iarkey aud cbncked him in after them, and put
for home with all his speed.
Well, Isaac, my SOM said the mother as he
entered the door. I" where is your basket IL
hope you havnt been 50 naughty as to sell it or
lose il ~
Ike told the whole story, in few words and
hard ones, too, as he spoke Of the darkey's con-
duct.
Well, nell. Isaac, said the venerable lady.
did my son brook such an insult as that ~
Don't know anything about that" answered
Ike, g but brooked The nigger, bet did,"
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MOUNTAINS HERALD.-Ir. Horsely, of Cram,
Rogers & Co.'S Express, handed us, on Sunday
last, the first number of the above named paper,
printed the day previous, at Yreka. The Herald
is small paper, published by Messrs. Thorn
bury & Slade, but it is well printed and ably
edited. 1t is situated iii the heart Of a rich and
extensive mineral and agricultural region, whose
interests are well understood, and no doubt will
be properly represented by tae publishers.
We wish them tia. abundant success which
their enterprise and talents deserve.
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HALL & CRANDALL,s u. 3. NAIL
LINE FROM SHASTA TO
MarysyilIe and Sacramento Cifv.

2Ry2 MESSRS. HALL & ezI-N
r==-s-zsE. Crandall have the $3.50
pleasure 10 announce, that The above line OF
stages Is again in full and active operation, from
Shasta through Murysvlle to Sacramento
This line is stocked with American horses
that cannot be surpassed or equaIed in Califor-
lila, and draw the most superb Concord Coaches
to be found on any road IN the State.
The proprielors of this Line pledge them
selves 10 The travelling community, that they
Will put them through with more expedition.
more ease, Cheaper, and III better sly lie, than
any other line this route. They have the
utmost confidence in otft ring this pledge, from
the TACT that the drivers employed on this hue
are all experienced i'll their business and are
temperate and responsible men. Passengers
patronizing this line may rely upon every al
ton beng shown them.
The Stages, until further arrangements, will
leave Shasta every morning al O'clock anu
arrive al MarysvilIe The following morning al 3
O'Clock; leaxe Marysville at O'Clock and
arrive at Sacramento City at II NJ. (the run
ning time p hours) III time to take the steamers
for San Francisco
This being the Daily United States Mail Line,
the stages stop al the following intermediate
places:
Mlddletown, Tehama, Marysyllle,
Briggsville, BidweIls Eliza,
One Horsetown, Meals Ranch, Plumas.
Cottonwood, Hamilton, Nicoaus,
Red Butts, Oak Grove Lawson's
Chariey's Ranch.
IL Office IA, The FL Dorado Hotel, Shasta.
THOMAS j. FLYNN, Agent.
SHASTA, May Z, 1852. my7u
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ITO instead of sixty feet. To accomplish
this, the southern line of the town will re
main where it is, and the northern line will be
removed norlhward fifty feet. With this en-
largement of the street, we will, in future, have
much less to fear from fir e. while it will greatly
facilitate the transaction OF business,
Ii will be great satisfaction TO our readers to
learn that no lives were lost during the confia-
grafton, although the rapidly of its progress,
and the desire to, save small portion of prop
erty from destruction, frequently placed persons
in positions OF great peril.
We take pleasure in stating to our friends that
our losses We're not great One thousand dol
lars will probably cover all damages
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F.sls,gS HERE,.

T HEREBY RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
Il friends and the public generally, that l am
now prepared to execute with prompineSs and
dispatch, any work i'll my line with which may
be favored, viz:
Plans and specifications made for buildings OF
every kind. also tor bridges. water wheels. &c.
Rockers, Toms Slnces and Mining nipple
ments of every kind kept constantly on hand,
and furnished upon the most liberal terms for
cash.
Lumber of every kind furnished and deliver
ed at any point designated.
Apply to the manufacturing establishment Of
the undersigned. NOW in full operation Main
street opposite The ST. Charles Hotel.
mrr26 SIN BENZ. CARAVAN.
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$4,000 4.EG WAssD.

~ SUCH HAS NET OUR EYESm
many occasions lately, but sssea
&==sszs.szs our wish is To let trieutls II
and the public know that we ready 10
furnish specifications and plans on all kinds OF
buildings. Ali kinds of job work done with
neatIiess and dispatch. Furniture OF all kinds
such Bedstea.lS, Cots, Lounges. Sofas, Chairs.
Dining, Breakfast, Stand and Centre Tables. al
ways ON hand. All kinds OF Sash made 10 or
der. Turning of all kinds done TO order
All ordersloi work in oar line will be prompt
ly at!epded to.
Shop at the head OF Main street. Shasta.
marie If CURTISS & HUGHES.
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REVIVAL OF LOST ARTs.-The ~ y T;ynes
states That. " at late nieeiing OF The New Hamp.
shire Agricultural Society. gentleman made
his name odnrous of good sense and iaste. nv of.
ie,ing premium OF twenty FIVE dollars for the
best specimens Of patching and darning that
should be exhibited, being actnated thereto by
seeing how many speccint ns If useless needle
work we've presented. That gives us hope-a
hope ont OF despair-ihat these ghly useful de-
pariments OF labor will not like the secret of
embalming, become lost arts before the close Of
the current century"
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yzass Meeting or Citizens called for the
purpose Of enlarging and altering Local
ton of the Main street, and for other

Alta meeting called by the cit zens of Shasta,
Mr.. h. L. Sprague WAS called 10 the Chair, and
A. SkillnIan appointed Secretary
Judge McAlurtry moved thai commi tee OF
five be appointed to report upon the proprleiy OF
opening The street further upon he fiat.
Judge Nc Muriry als, moved that committee
of Ave be appointed To see property owners,
and obtain their consent 10 such alteration lii
the street. Carried.
The Chair appointed the following gentleman
OH The first committees Judge McAuriry, DR..
Ulendort, J. G. Doll, f. G. Gillette, aud }. Nj.
Rhodes
Second committee: A. Grotefind, Mr.. Rob-
bins, DR.. Shurlletf, A. l.. Downer, and James
Loag.
Mr. Garter moved the above committees re-
port to morrow morning 10 h inst, II. O'Clock.
Speeches were here made by Messrs. McMurtry
Ward, Garter, and LOag.
Mr.. Doll moved that committee be appoint
ed 10 euqulr, into The OF the fire, whether
it was by AN ncendIary or not.
Mr. hhodes moved amendment to the
above, making the committee to consist OF IL.
and requiring them to report this atiernorn, al
O'clock Carried.
The following gentlemen were appointed :
J. G. Doll, j. NJ Rhodes. j. Isaacs, Isaac koop,
Geo. McCumber, Alpheus Bull, U. e. Brown,
+. 7. Cabaiiiss. John York, A. Skilinian, " Ill.
Mitchell E. Garter, j. 5. T. Bass.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
X. T. SPkAGUE, President.
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PAPER HAAGiNGs, &C.-We refer our readers
to the advertisement of MIR. Van Setback in
another column MIR. Van s. has recently visit
ed San Francisco, and has reiui ned with an ex-
ensive assortment OF the latest patterns of paper
haugings, and is now prepared to execute
work in that line upon short notice with dis.
patch. Also house and sign painting.
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ADAMS & Co.-i has enierpIisng Banking and
xpress House have commenced excavating the
l., formerly occupied by them. and we are ill.,
formed by Mr.. E. Tracy, the agent at this place
that he will Immediately commence building,
"a soon as the ruins of the old building are ie-
moved. They occupy at present the building
formerly known as Chauncey's lumber office.
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RHODES & LUSE'S SHASTA
EXPRESS.


A LEAVES THE Fr-r-15s
t.fEx. office OF Wells Far ss@s1zSz=z
E2SkI--1a e. & Co., Sacramento. daliy. tor
SAoso, f,eka, aud all towns aud points through
out Northern California, connecting at Sacrament
10 with Wells, Fargo K Co.'S Daily Express 10
San Francisco. ind by regular Mail Steamer on
the LIST, 9Th, 10th and 25th OF each month to the
Atlantic States and Europe.
Treasure letters and other packages conveyed
TO and from The points above desi grated, with
the utmost dispatch.
Gold Dnst forwarded to the y. S. Nuts at
Philadelphia and New Orleans, under policies
from the most responsible insurance Companies
III the Eastern Giles
Drafts drawn by John M. Rhodes, of the
Sacramento City Bank, New York, New
Orleans Cincinnati, Pittsburgh State Bank
of Ohio.
B. Davidsons drafts for sale Messrs. n.
NJ. Rothschild & Sons, London; Messrs. De
Rolhschild 4 Bros, Paris; Messrs. NJ. A. Roths-
child & Sons, Frankfort Messrs l.. Behrens y
Sons, Agents, Hamburg; Messrs. HUH, Gruli-
ing & Co.. Lima aud Valparaiso A Belmont,
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appertaili-
ing 10 an Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard to safety.
JAMES NJ RHODES,
HIRAM LUSk,
WELLS, FARGO & co.
OFFIcEs-Shasta, in Post Office Building :;
Sacramento, J street, between Front and Sec
ond streets: San Francisco. ia Nom gomers
street; Weaverville, Messrs. Church K Mix )
building; Yreka. fire-proot building opposite
Yreka Hotel. marie tt
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RHODES & LUsK's BANKING q EXPRESS OFFICE.
These gentlemen have already got the neces-
sary material on the ground for rebuilding, and
expect to be able TO occupy their new building
by the latter part of the coming week. They
can be found for the time being opposite the
Empire Coral. at the upper end Of town.
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Our MARKnT.-Notwl. distributing The immense
quantity of clothing, provisions, groceries, IL
quors, &C.. destroyed by the late contirgratiou,
we are happy to inform traders, who have herr
tofure been in the habit of dealing in Shasta,
that our merchants are again prepared to till all
orders entrusted to their at the usual adj
vance San Francisco prices-most of them
having req ivod fresh supplies since the fire.
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New DiGGINGs.-ii has been stated to us that
new diggings of considerable magnitude have
been discovered OH the western side of the Sac
ranento river, about ten miles above this place.
Several parties have repaired to the place with.
i'll u few DAYS past
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PITT RlyER.-Dr. Bates, VIM arrived from
Pittsburgh on Thursday last, gives cheering
All those who have remained there steadily
have done well, and many of those who recently
went TO the head waters Of Feather river, have
returned.
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FiRE,AT Tx AMA.-On Sunday night last.
fire broke out III The Hall House, at Tehama.
Over hundred persons We're i'll the House at
The time, and owing to their prompt action, the
fire was exlinguished speedily, and without
much damage.
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A. SKILLMAN, Secretary.


The Committee appointed for the lnvesilga-
ton of the origin If The recent fire whlCh de-
stroyed the town OF Shasta, report: I hat upon
The investigation of that matter, they have
come to the conclusion that fire orr mated Ill the
building known the Parker House, and that
The same was caused by incendiary; ana
that in their opinion the circumstances OF The
case require strict Investigation Oh the part OF
the legal authorities
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THE STAags.-For the present, Baxter & Co.'S
line leaves the st. Charles Coral every morning
at the usual time. Hall g. Crandals stages
leave the Empire Coral every morning about tho
same time. The above lines saved all their
splendid horses and coaches during the late fire.
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Friend Roman who lost most Of his goods
by the late fire, has opened his Book Store i'll
the lower part of Main Street. He started yes
terday for San Francisco 10 replenish his stock,
and will soon be prepared to supply all orders
in his line
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
I n the estate Of Cllaries Beckhari, deceased.
arc required 70 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after date of this
notice To the undersigned, Administrator. at
; lie late residence of Charles Beckhari, lower
Jerry. Trinity River, or they will be forever
barred. JOHN ELLIOTT. JR.
Administrator.
Trinity Co. Cal. Icne & 1853. iel1 1t
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RHODES u LusKs oAfs.-Ine safe oil
Rhodes & Lnsk was taken into the middle If
the street soon after the alarm of fire, and was
consequently subjected to but little heat On
being opened on Wednesday. its contents were
found to be in q perfect state Of preservation.
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ADAMS s. Cos SAFE.-Uu Wednesday after
noon Mr. Tracy caused The safe OF Adams & Co
to be opened. Its contents were found unin-
iured. Owing 10 the heat, however, with which
the safe had been surrounded, it could not be
opened without materially iniurng the door,
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RARr@v s. sNAyEs.g.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

CARPENJ'ERS IND EJIDEHS.
Estimates and specifications made on all kinds
of buildings. Iol,bing done at the shortest mo-
tice. Also Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
Gu hand and made to order.
n. B. Seasoned lamaer always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARTON. URIAH B. SNAvELT.
marl2,f Shasta City.
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SHERIFFs OfFlcE.-Capt. Corsaut has tnken
room i'll Hughes & Curtiss' building for a
Sheriff. Office.
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CRAM, RuGgRs & Co.-These express gentle
men may at present be found in the building
owned by A. g. Chauncey & Co., ON the fat,
lurmerly used for lumber office.
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PosT OFFlcE.-We are glad TO state that all
the letters remaining in the Post Office were
saved, together with the books, &c. Had moi
Post Master Roop lost considerable time in ell
tleavoring to check the fire near its place OF
commencement, he would have been enabled to
save his office furniture, also. The Post Office
the building adjoining the boarding house of Mr..
Bass.
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CETK KsaTEI MOUSE.

Rear Of the California Exchange,
Shasta.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOh
I'LL Of the above establishment begs leave
MN to call the attention OF the public al
fii,lL5.S large. to his new and couiuOdous
l#iHlt4l BA THING ROOMS,
Hiallia situated in the rear OF the California Elk
w cilange-aud takes this method of III
forming them, that nothing shall be wanting on
his part, that Will couduce TO the comfort oi
those who may favor him wnh call.
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Single Tickets, 81 90
r. Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
mar12 # s. LEAN.
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EYLARGEMeNT Of MAIN STRsET.-We have
not been furnished with the proceedings of The
adjourned meeting of citizen property holders,
held at the Methodist Church Thursday
morning, to act in regard to an enlargement OF
Maiu Street. We learn, however, that it
feet wider than formerly-lle fifty feet to be Ia
ken from the lots on the northern sde-making
the entire width one hundred and ten feet from
one side TO the other. Buildings are allowed
an awning of ten feet, which will make the
street from awning to awning ninety feet
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Tsp Gs&G k.ej@a.sC.

4 HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED WIN. r.
d. Duingerfield, Esq. my agent and attorney
To attend to all business for me in my absence.
JOHN L. WILKINSON.
Shasta April 20, 1853. ap3Qf
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State OF CALIFORNIA.

HOUNTY OF SHASTA ss.-I. MARY ANN
~ Slackpole. wife of Charles Stack pole. of
the Couuly and State aforesaid, hereby publish
aud declare that | intend to carry and con-
dnct the business oi establishing and keeping IA
public eating house in my and in my
own account.
Witness my hand and seal this third day OF
May, A. ID. 1853.
MARY A. STACKPOLE, IL.S.1
State of California, Con lty of Shasta S. On
this 27Ih day OF May. 1853 comes The above
named Mary A. S'ackpole. Who signed the fore-
going instrument OF writing, and declares TO me
that the execution and making of the above
named declaration is her ACT anu deed for the
purposes therein specified.
Witness my haud and private seal. there be-
ing no officiai seal yet provided at this office,
this 9th day of May, Sj3.
JHO. ". DAWSON.
my2S 81 Recorder Of Shasia co. l. =
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CRAM, ROGE RS & cos
Weavcrvilie Express.

CHAM, ROGERS & cos
Weavcrviiie Express.
Connecting at Shasta acuh adams g. Co.
@A LEAVES THE OFFICE
Nf.IEt. of Adams & Co. at StIas -&EE ~
luakzSkRz7-z7 a every W ednesday
Sa.u'4-, ID"inIngs Returning, lea',s o.
fee III eavervilIe Oh Mondays aud Thursdays.
Treasure, valuable packages, letters, etc. tor
warded 10y our regular messenger with he Ut
most dispatch.
Adams & Co.'S drafts for sale on all their
Offices III the Atlantic States an. Europe.
Sight Checks drawn
AT Par
on any of Adams & Cos offices in this State
Highest price paId tor Gold Dust
COLLECTIONS made, and all business in the Ex-
press line attended 10 promptly. ap30t
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MARY A. STACKPOLE, IL. S. !

&c. HINCkLEY.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
JUS TfCE or THE PEACE.
Shasta, California
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
Real ESTATE for Sale Chean /

THE subscriber offers for sale, on very favorable
terms, Building Lots situated in various parts Of
the city. Also, several good Dwelling Houses, Cot
tages. &C,
To those wishing to build the coming season, on lots
situated Onehalf three-fourths of mile from the bus
iness part of Main street, he will Offer great induce
ments in the shape of large lots al Uery olU price
and no part of the purchase money be paid down.
The Estate on Grafton street, near the Western lie.
pot, offers great facilities for a large Manufacturing Es-
taDislment as it comprises about twenty Tenenents
ready for occupancy by the operatives, and VIII be
sold so low that the of the Houses would pay per
cent the purchase, leaving Acre Land, fronting
on Grafton street, 10 be improved.
In addition to the above he has Lot near Lincoln
street, with front of 900 feet Worcester
and Nashua Railroad, very convenient for Lumber
Yard, other heavy business where Railroad facilities
needed. Apply TO ID. S. MESSENGER.
febl2 deodistf
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AUCTIONS.
GREAT SALE OF
Household Furniture. at Auctio,


G w. sELBY q CO will sell by Catalogue,
80 at horticultural Hall,
on FRIDAY, March llth, commencing al 9 O'CLOCK A.
NJ, very large assortment of new and secondhand
Furniture, consisting in pant of
II Sofas, Lounges, Sofa BedsteadS,
Secretaries 25 Cottage Bedseads 20 common do Hair
Palm Leaf 2uc Straw Mattresses, Bueaus, 251 Cane
Seat Chairs, SO Rocking do $50 W God Seat Chairs IS
Rocking DO, SO Dining Fables, oil various kinds,
40 KING GLAs SES,
All Wool Carpets, Chamber Sets, Mahogany
Card and Centre Tables,
re foys' Extension Dining Tables, u hat Nots, An
tl99e mars Clocks Book Cases. Feather Beds Child
Tehs Chars, Cnckets, ouomans, Side Boards, W ash
Stands, Dressing Tables,
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
OIL Paintings, Office Chairs, Fancy Boxes, Tubs, Pals,
not enumerated
Also, Piano Fortes The above will comprse the
largest assortment of Furniture, ever offered at Auc-
ton 10 This city, and will be sold without reserve
D-~NO postponemenL on account OF tue weather.
). W. SGLBY " co Auct'rs.
Worcester, March J. 1853 df
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Valuable Manufacturing Property
EnT1 G L Il


In IN healthy part OF south Carolina valua-
GmiM Bile Cotton Factory, with extensive Buildings,
and Machinery for 1900 spndles Cotton Gin
and Ihrasher Warehouse, FIGURING End Saw ILLS, sew
eral Dwelling Houses, two good Water Powers, and
1900 Acres of Land. Price, $40, 600 S25 goo down
Also, 200 Acres of Land, in Northern Ohio, within
miles of Lake Shore Railroad, with good Water Pow.
er, Wooden Factory, Grist and Saw Mills Warehouse
Store, and y Dwellings Price,. $4,000 $1,000 in
hand For further particulars, apply at this-Offce
feb25 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-10
Senator Summers White Slavery.

IN the BGrbaTy States
NEW and superb Edition, fully illustrated with 40
IN eegqni designs by Billings, engraved by Baker,
Smith Il Andrews
This splendid work which is considered one of the
best productions of the eloquent and talented author is
now offered TO the public in this superb and attractive
style, and at the low price of fifty cents. II is
pleie history Of WHITE SLAVERY, its rise, its progress
It's termination, with account of The many disin.
guished men who were its victims, among whom were
CERyANTEs, the author of Don Quixote, ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL, ARAeo, the Asst onOmeT, and numerous
Others whose aud deeds celebrated in hiso-
ry Let all apologss for the slavery Of the BLACKS,
read this admirable work, and then say whether or not
tne color OF the skin will sanction human chaltehood,
am II So which color shabe ensaved. Agerne bite
slavery was brought TO end by British cannon Mr..
summer IN Describing the final scene, says
before night the fleet fired besies shells and rock
~ oo INJURED and eighteen tons of powder, and lily
nusa,u Tno', weighing more than live hundred tons.-
me sue anu massive batteries of Agiefs were shat
lefeo, ana ciumbled TO ruins The storehouses ships
and gulnoats were In flames, while tho blazing lipht.
mugs o. nate Were answered In storm of signal fury
by the ghnings OF Heaven. The power Of he C;nrs r
SLAVE DEALER was humbledD
Published by JOHN p. JEwETT a. co. Ros,op a..
JEWETr, PROCTOR WoR rHINGToN CIeva,,
land ohio. For sale by all the Book sellers.
MARI davis
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Mortgages Sale Of Real Estate

DY virtue OF Power of Sale aud Mortgage, made by
ID JOHN READ, of West Boyston, in The County
OF Worcester, shall proceed sell to the highest bid
der for Cash, all the Real Estate mentioned in Deed
from said Read to me- dated the 9Th day of February
1871, and accorded in The Registry of Deeds, for said
County, Book Alb Page 26 together with all rights of
redemption thereof Said sale TO be made on the prem
ises,
THURSDAY the 31St day Of March nert,
at IL O'Clock, at noon.
WIN. DICKINSON, Mortgage
Worcester, Feb 25 1853 dlM3l