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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
VIRGINIA:-At rules In the clerks Office OF the cir
Cult court Of Ohio county, for the month April 1853
Jacob Hull =

VlRGINIA.-At Rules held the clerk,s Office OF the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county in the month April 1853
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Short Creek lands for Sale
In


M lSHlNG to dispose OF Real Estate, offer at pri.
vate sale until the list day OF November next my
In the County OF Ohio situate ote waters Of Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
erty desrably located both sides Of tho Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is i'll the highest state ofimprovement, having
large amount of new plank fencing, and udicoUsy laid
IN eis for farming aud grazing purposes. There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling, cribs DC. There also four good tenants
Houses. There is commodious new barn, hundred
aud eight feet long by forty in width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm, including ample shell
Ter for twelve hund red sheep.
will sell these lands in whole In part, suit
wishes fthosc desiring 10 purchase. Terms viii be lib
Grail
Tie rapidly advancing improvement OF the city OF Wheel
ing, the facilities afforded by the various rail
tonS about to be completed with the West, the
board. the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
the productions OF tho country render ts farm
highly desirable for persons wishing to farm proaby
tas seldom been that finer inducements have held
out to purchasers. ~ 41" Nv. MITCHELL.
Wheeling Sep. 81, 1852.
1.-THE above lands not gold at private sale before
"Wednesday the first day June they will be offered
that day at PUBLIC AUCTION, the premises, in
parcels to suit Purchasers A plat OF these lands will
prepared for the Inspection desiring purchase
II the above lands sold the first day OF jung, will
that day and the next sell all stock horses cattle
sheep, rming utensils, OF the usual Variety
TERMS made known on the day Of sale. narch12.'53
05Washington Reporter and Examine and W sbure
Heraldp coy.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

River rose feet last night Weather cloudy
and windy.
Flour steady at ss,6oa7o for good retailing and
S3,s5a4, 05 for extra brands. Whiskyls4 Pro.
visions firm. Bulk shoulders AZ, sides 81, and
other articles unchanged.
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u3x U.,;rs SrEENHop is announced IL
I'E ma rIG,zthe Democratic candidate fol
las' S rs serlx.'nv this district
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

BOSTON, April u.
Seymour, DEM, is reelected Governor Demo-
cratic candidates all elected. OF five Senators to
be elected, one whig, balance democrats Lower
House largely democratic.
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Wall Paper, second Spring Arrival
(toMMoN and GlLzed, Window Blinds, Fire Screens
" and Borders, just received at
JOHN FISHERS Book Sio,e,
alI4-1m No. 1876, Main street.
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joseph Canm.

GRAISER, PAINTER AND HousE DEcoRAT
ETURNS his sincere thanks tho patronage hereto.
HI fore received, and respectfully announces that has
removed opposite to Ills old stand Main street. where
by strict attention to business aud first quality
hopes still TO merit the patronage OF the public.
apt-1w.
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LEGAL ADvEarIis:aMnM<Trs
commissioners S.Is

by virtue OF decree Of the crsSit O. e.,
cosnIsnsg IN case wherein Thomas H. Wins IN
Ghia anu the heirs at law of Henry Wins lat. 20
county deceased detendans shall on sStu %.
sis 't uhy OIL May next proceed m sell NJ publIc sas
S; door OF the court house Ohio county 10 rs
ths following lots parcels or sfonn, nc
; 70: OIL situ9e on the west side aud iot No ~
on me east side OF Main street, III the 9th q;
ne y ~ meetings. aso the south half lot No los ait
W on inc west side of Market street and Iot No IE ~.
upon III Il. o Mssf side Of chapns street ward
chase money to be paid in hand the residue T.
four months i rsnS 1 at eight sixteen twenty
oo9ds with good security bearing Lerrst ON he sy
safe sls wM. s. ICKHAM
"I'S Sheriff and Commissioner
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THE TRIAL OF SPRING.

M. PnlLApELPuIA, April 8.
The second trial of Spring for murder, is going
on. The Jurywas completed this morning. The
evidence embraces nothing new. -. 80 :
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VRGlNlAAt Rules held clerks Office of the Cir
cult court OF Ohio county, for the month OF April 1853
Joseph Britt, Com. -' > T
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DEsTR11nrIvE R1pE

- CHARLESTON, April 6.
A fire broke out yesterday and destroyed twenty
nous houses on King street. Loss estimated at $780,
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Wheeling Marble Works.
: F FUN HoT y + elA'Auo

FNHE undersigned having purchased the lease and effects
of that old established house. the FOUNTAIN HorEL
Light street. Baltimore, and having repaired
nSled at heavy outlay, Offer to their friends the
travelling public establishment second noLe in COM
fort and convenience.
The Ladies' Ordinary and the OF rooms attached
will bc found 10 afford the comforts of home to fsmilies
all its patrons. =
most central situation the man of business
being in the centre OF business affords convenient ac
cess TO all the Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings as
any other hotel i'll the city. Ef-sI q ~
1t will be the desire and pleasure proprietor to
promote the comfort OF the guests of the house. I'll
APPLY g..8'f CLABAUGH DE- BROTHER
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n CONIIIISSIONEH5S SaTE

II virtue OF decree OF the circuit court in, n,,
county made in suit in chancery therein tependins
wherein andrew Muirew Is complainant and the wiioSs
In1 neis OF Thomas Mulrew, deceased, are defendants
e IHs a S on the ssl day Of Ami
OHIO county TO the highest bidder certain lot Of land
10 WIT lot situate in that OF the of
ihs ca!fd East w heeling, whereof the Thomas Mini
alew died seized; upon credit OF six, and eig
months; the purchaser giving bonds with good seen
wa. S. WICKHAM,
LlaI-l---- Sheriff. and Cnm
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,r.,. Legislature, we are informed has resolve d
,s;onrn ney1 Monday
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,,-..,,. c. ". RUSSELL and T. s~fFs''' E'qs'
MESs.s. - It home from Richmond.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Fltur, State brands $3.50; Ohio 81, Sc a s., rs;
%; Corn, yellow 6s, quiet; Rio Coffee 94aS-s !;
Sugar 5a5i; Molasses unchanged; Linseed oil &C;
Whisky 24i; Mess Pork S14,62 and sl4,75, unset
tied; Mess Beef Sl2iaS13; Lard steady.
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Fel!6DUNe, HOben W Co.
An action TO S00 at least for work and abOr
done and pei formed in which suit was
sued and returned served.
Affidavit having been made that the defendants Henry
Pcttebone Patrick Hoben and William
under the firm OF PettebOne, Hoben Co.. not nhal
itans OF the Commonwealth OF Vigina:-on motion OF
plaintiff by their attorneys it is ordered that they appear
iere within one month aHer due publication of this order
this suit and that copy Of aaid OF der be forthwith insert
cd in some newspaper published in City Wheeling
court house Ohio county first day OF the next
county court.
Acopy-Teste ALONZO LORiSG Crk
Lhusseu N tnLhugh.l 80 NJ ApI. .. [
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VIRGINIA. Rules held in the clerks office ofthe Cir
Quit Court orOho county, the month of April 1855
Thomas Hughs ,xc,.r tas1F4 L
E. sankey eco;

action OF asstimpa to $50 least,
interest for goods sold ami deli in an at
iachmeit was issued and returned served
Adavit having been made that the
e John Moorehead who under tho rm name
wealth OF Vrgnia-on motion Of the plaintiff By ha
attorney, is ordered, that they do appear here within
one month OF this order, and do wat
may be necessary protect their interests in this suit
and that aeppf order BIO In some
cessye weeks posted at the front door OF the court
house OF ohioeouty the first day OF the next county
court. 10000, -
IA. Caldwell Eaprs.1
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g; ssioneF's sale Of Ts cal Estate

Samuel Louther ) ADM & Others.
By virtue Of decree rendered in the above causes,
winch were heard together, the Sh day oil Jania ry
1855 IN the Circuit Court for Ohio County, Virginia. tic
oined commissioner that purpo.e will
proceed to SELL on Monday the 10th day May 1855 al
he front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, the fol
lowing property, in said proceedings forth to vii:
ots numbered ortythree, C43) seventy sO seven
tymno CID eighty Cs0) elghtytwo CS2J one hHnrel and
seven ClU eighty one CS1) and hundred and
IlUSl situated In the addition to the city Wheeling made
~ John M,hure James H FORSYTH and others. caeI
Norm Wheeling Also, Out-lOt numbered three C3) co
taning about 49, acres which been divided into eie,
session. " ' F'9
And the said out lot will be subdvded If thought best,
and coal privileges sold separately will he most al
iageous to the parties in interest. "
nJTERMS: A credit OF one, two. and three years
VIII be gwen for the purchase money! the purchaser Civ
Ing bond with approved security bearing interest from,
their date and the title being rCalned until The
1ncnti IS made WIN. s. w1GKHAM,
1JSF AttysJ M rig Commissioner.
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Chancery Sale

PURSUANT to a decree made by the Circuit Superior
y court oilaw and chaEccry, for Ohio county, on tic
ISth day OF june 1852 in the suit in chancery between
rtanGis NJ q rmstLong administrator bons non with
ne VIII annexed oil Noah Zane, dec, Ely Dorsey and
Others defendants, and four other causes heard there
win, Will on Saturday, the 9Th day Of APRIL 1853 sell
Ch best bidder lot No 9ns hundred and eighty
the Glowing terns to wit: per c: OF the purebae
money to be paid in hand and the esiue three equal
payments at SIX, twelve and eighteen months from Inc
day Of sale the purchaser giving bonds with good secuTi
W. bearing interest from the day OF sale.
marc FRANCIS r. i RSTSTRoNG co,,,-
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Shcri1fR sale.
Samuel Clark.
Decree in the Circuit
Court for Ohio county.
John Corrothers Thomas,

!eeH Rsl oF Ohio 5s '5S"s
case, snail the 3Oth day OF MSreh is5s At ' the
S S@1 t Tor Ohio county sell to the highest
I'D sinaied on Market street, in WHIT cling The prop
Ely VIII DC sold on credit the purchaser paying the pun
nnney, by equal portions, at six twelve and eieh-
Gch months with interest from day of sale and securinc
me same by giving his bords with GOOD security When
tic purchase money is paid, the deed will he made
mnr1-tds WsT 8 WI Ctr ~ 70 ~ t.AS " - =,
IN nc above sale is postponed lto Monday April nth at
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MCCLURE HOUSE,
IA MEGr rARRnT,T. D1nD1TETro0

: isisS ssftgl Bsap WHEELING, VA. -
AS been recently completed a aeost or 800 00hs
" and furnished in the It contains all
the in use in The best Eastern Hotels and is
The engaged heretofore OF
the best Eastern Hotels TO accommodate his
natfons III style inferior west east and Tes
Pectfuly solicits their EavoT. Tfeb9:tf
OK BoxEs soda, saleratus, Boston manufacture, for
1J sale by nIar22 KILLS & CALDWELL"
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sure TO be Pleased. : n =
EVERYBODY who goes TO " d Motto q Bros to buy
~ Dry Goods any description, always get suited TO
1:'' and go away we'll satisfied and their mInds made
UP to go back again " . $3.50 lhares
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
Joseph Pearson and Sons I'M chnncsrr in IL

vs.. SCircuiI court Sr ni;a
John J. Ioge and others comfy. 't vi O"'o
(Y virtue OF decree rendered in tbe i6repoipy e,s m
n o hs eth day of January 1883 the undersigned Sheriff
me viii sell public auction to tile highest and
e oaaer At the front door OF tins curt OF Ohio
county, on Monday the 18th day March, 1885, the middle
I'M part OF Lot No: Seventy three C), fronting on Mar
m the city Of Wheeling There
anu convenient brick Dwelling House on the premises
q per Cont OF the purchase money will
~ IN cash. and there will be for the resi-
% SIX, Twelve, and eighteen months in equal install
ne purchaser or purchasers giving bonds tho
nsa'mens, with good security bearing Interest
from the day sale, the title to be retained until G
wnole purchase money is paid ~ ~
iano7:ts :h %, ~ ~ HStiaM,
above sale is postponed Till the first Monday in
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VIRGINlA.-At Rules held at the Clerks Office OF i,e
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, the month OF April
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/ Se,,,(1 Z -. PALM LEAF HATS n q
S(Wul FALMleaL Pedel eghorn, Panama hats. rb,.n,s
SsSSs boys and ehildren's, Just received BY '''
MCI4A LLRNS & KNOX,
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am Chnncery

VlRGINIA-At Rules held In Clerks Office for the Cir
cult Court OF Ohio County, for the month OF April 1853
Moses G. Good administrator de honis with the will
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Basket Making.
S. ID. Harper d Son.

No. 1923 CORNER OF MAINLAND UNION STREETS.
OFFER for sale a very large and extensive stock OF
goods in the line OF business, at the very lowest
market prices, and do those may purcha:e
from that ms will be spared TO give entire sat
isGaetion both in quality and prices.
To country particularly Invita- is
tended to call and examine. maT2o
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John Kirk a William Ransom
An action Breach of Covenant to $40 at the
least with interest," in which suit an attachment ssu
cd and returned served.
wing been made that the defendants this
cause inhabitants Of the Commonwealth oEVirgin-
iaon motion of the plaintiff by his attorney, is order
ed they appear here within month after due pub
iIcatiOn this order, and do what be necessary to
protect er interests in this suit and that copy OF said
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
city heeng for four successive weeks anJ post
ed al the front door OF house OF Ohio county
the first day ofthe next. county court - ,,,,-r,.s
I'M G. Goodl - ~ lapr6.l
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Is Covenant.

yIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the clerks ofice of this
circuit Court Ohio county, month April. 1853
James NJ. Howard,
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SECOND SToCn OF

SECOND STOCngOF - =
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
TT ElSKELLt Co., will open, this morning their sec
IL ond stock OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods; which
has been selected by of the firm in the New York
market from 1.-The latest imporations. Their stock OF
dress goods nantes, shaws, embroiees bunhcts ami
@ @ vii be much the largest in the city, Purchasers
aIllhc LOT themselves Id "a. stsr ape
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VIRG1NIA-At rules held clerks Office cir
cult court OF Ohio county. for the month Of Apr 1858.
Charles James Fox and Francis Fox, the
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annexed oil Alexander Caldwell, Observation-Disclosures
Against ~ - r
George peale md NARY r. his WIFE, Francis lawson
his wife and Josephine Loomis; which said Mary K
eae ceceta Jane lawson Cecilia Sprggs and Josephine
Loomis children and heirs at Law OF Cecilia Loom
Isl deceased which said Cecilia N LOOMS one OF he
children and heirs at law OF Jnsa3 Thompson decd ami
Mary j. Thompson, OF the children and heirs law
ofssid Joslas Thompson, decd and William s. Wick.
ham, Sheriff OF Ohio County and administrator bonfs
non OF lie estate cf Josias ThompsOh decd
The object this suit is to subject the real OF Ju
sias Thompson dcc'd in The Ian ofhis heirs tie
proceeds OF such OF as has been sold to satsa debt
said Thompson and Caldwell, paid by tho
form en- which he failed do, which the estate OF
the latter has been made LIABLE. NJ
Affidavit having been made that the defendants except
Francis Lawson, Cecea Jane lawson Jos Sprggs Cecilia
Sprggs and VIM. S. Wickham not Inhabitants nt tic
Commonwealth OF IirgiLia-on motion Of the plaintiffs by
attorneys ordered that they appear with
in month after due publication his order what
be necessary to protect their interests in this suit
and that copy OF said order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper in tine City OF Wheeling success
sive weeks and posted the front door the coJrt
house of Ohio county the first day OF the county
court.
FRY e. Paull.] [Apr o.
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against
Moses W Chaplne, Alexander II Chapl:ne, Josiah w
POmeroy and Mary Ann Pomeroy his wife, PeTcival N
Potts and Elizabeth Potts his wife, Maria Louisa Chap
me- Robert Stanton and Jane stanton his wife, Sophia
z Chapl ne, William Chaplne Charlea J F Chuplinc,
Josephine Chapline. Francis D GhapIiLe, Anna Chap
line aud Rowcna Chane. James Paul and the Baltimore
and Ohio kali Road company defendants
The object of this suit is 10 OF the defendant, Mo
w Chaptne the sum of thousand d0llars due ta
compainants, writing obligatory, executed by tho
said Noses W ChaPIne TO Josiah Fox, deceased, in his
life time subject TO credit OF S3C2 IL cents, paid 3O
June 1913; 46 CENTS paid January 9Th 1886 49, paid
September oIh 1886 SCI 81 cents paid Oct 1st 1919,
gil 90 CENTS 10, 1856! and 16 3S3 paid
December 9Th, ISL and which suit attachment
issued aud returned served.
Aft 'avit having been made that the iefenlantsin this
cause, except Chapine. James PAUL and tie
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road company, net inha hi
tants ofhe commonwealth Of Vtrgina-on motion orthe
plaintiffs by their attorneys, Is ordered they appear
hero within due publication OF this Older
do what be necessary to protect their interests III
this suit ard that copy said order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper published In the city OF Whee
successive weeks, and posted d the front door
othe court or Ohio county tae first day rthe
next county court. -.
A cOpy-Teste: - ALONZO LORlNG, Clk.
Russell a EitzhUghI app
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BACHEIORS

.1l BACHELORS, =
mo ..o.: instantane. JUS Liquid Hal. DYE.
on NE Sn hair dye that be depended up
can be given to its superiority over
Sly!nins OF The kind now in For sale vh5Iss.Ie
noTa1 81. Vi TIL. LOGAN & Co.!
- Sole agents In this city
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-30
EiiAabethto,on Correspondence.
Democratic Meeting in Town
shin No. T. Placer ('Onuty

In accordance with call of the Coun-
ty Central Committee, the Democracy OF
the above Township p as.enb Ell at Eliza
hethtown, for the purpose Of electng
Delegates to represent the Township in
in County Convention to be held at
Auburn on the 3Oth inst.
The meeting was called to order by MIR
Quirk, and on motion Of Mr.. McCaffry
J. II. Hill, Esq, was unanimously elect
ed President, and VIM. w. Stewart APP
pointed Secretary.
On taking the Chair, Mr.. Hill, after
having thanked the meeting in very APP
prupriate uanner, for the honor they had
conferred upon him, addressed his Demo-
cratic brethren at length, in II very elo
qnent and appropriate speech, which was
enthusiastically received by the audience
On motion, it was ordered that the meet
ing proceed to the election of Delegates; !;
whereupon the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected Delegates to the
County Convention. viz:-Messr-. John
L. Hill, James McCaffry, Jacob Beamer,
and Joshua Priest.
On motion, the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in the event Of any of
the Delegates being unab to act they
he authorized to appoint substitute.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting he published in the Democratic
State Journal and Placer Herald
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN Il. H LII, President.
WIN. w. STEWART, Secretary.
Elizabethtown, July 2Sd 1858.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-30
EXTRACT FROM AN ACT
To prouide for The better publication of
official and tegai notices.

The Poop of the State OF. California,
represented i'm Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Sec. l. All publications., advertise
ments, or notices relating to thu estate Of
deceased persons, to the formation change
or dlssO utiOn of partnerships, tn ASS gn-
ments in bankruptcy; all pub icatIons, ad-
vertlsementS ar notices, made or required
ny or on beha f of any corporate or coun.
ty authority or officers, or the officers of
any city or county in this State, or any of
them in their off .al cap ,city; and all
such notices or advertisements rs may be-
required IN the course of any civil action
or legal proceeding, which now is or
hereafter may be required hy law, Tex
cept notices of SheriffHs and ronsfa les
sales IN c"unties where no newspaper is
printed, and in that case it more than
Si 300 are involved by any such notire,)
sn I'll be published in the manner herein
AFTER provided, or the same shall lie of
no egal effect
Seventh. For the county Of Placer, all
such n0tireS or advertisements shall he
published in the newspaper known as the
flaeer Herald, now printed in the county
Of Placer" "
oEc The terms notices. pub ications
anu advertisements, as used III tn ac,.
sna'l he he d to include all publications.,
""e'her IN newspapers or otherwise,
made under or by virtue Of any law or
e'at'ite OF this state now existing, or
"h'ch may hereafter he enacted, ar by or
uer OF any court or officer of law; and in.
,Ine cities in the counties in which the
newspapers in this act 'nentmed are pub
t'>neh, respectively, all publications, re-
qu'red or ordered by or on behalf Of any
hh'on.c'pai corporation ur ot t1icer, under or
oy virtue "f the laws Incorporating said
cities, or otherwise.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-30

HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ an attachment to ne directed Issued
out of the Hon. District Court of the lth
Judicial District, in and for Parer Coun-
~, State Of California, on the 2nd dny nf
July, AD 1853, in favor Of John Culby
and against James Fl. Hall, for the sum
of $500, debt, and the sum 0f 5000 cts.
costs Of suit, | have attached and viii
sci AT pub ic sale ut the ranch of the
said Hal on Dry Creek, Placer county,
state aforesaid, on Saturday the 9th day
of August, A D 1853, Il: the hour of ten
O'Clock \ NJ of said day, al the right, title
interest and claim Of the said James n.
Hall in aud to the following property, to-
wit: Two work horses and harness, one
two horse wagon, aud one third of IL lot
Of hay, surpassed to be eight or nine tons,
or so much thereof as may he sufficient
to satisfy plaintiff, demand and all costs
due 0r to become due.
W"T The nh"ve property wi be sold
Oh said attachment IA perishah e.
S. C. ASTlN, Sheriff,
VIM. n. Dillingham;, Deputy
Auburn, July 25, 1853 -lw