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PHILADELPHIA

lsaia.5 l.lss s.;i PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse, IA
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia opposite the Sate House
HENRY w. SAREORD ~ 773ETSl
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE CovER1Nas
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices
.etsf WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
( The stock eompr siug, In part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery Laces 8, Muslins; do Bands g,ts s
French Brocatells all dhS Canopy Arches Rings;
and colors; Cords, Tassels, Gmps,
Satin de LANES; fs Eringes, Curtain Drops
Damasks; lsIss.g sss ~ - DC. 5--s Z
A larse stock ef FRENCH PUSHES, of all colors
s4INTEp TINDowsHA and HOLLANDS OF all
colors for shading. 49, 80 -
b. Persons ordering Curtains, win give the measure
OF the heghth and width o. he entire frame OF window
nartE-1ydGkw -. So 4 (.
K The Cren m and LaundrylS oaps car
now be had the following Grocers-D Cook corner
OF Market Alley, John Ack, Market and Quincy
SITS Kenedys, ID d Wait Evans & Coulter, 4P Nc
Crackenand u keden, South Wheeling. b WHEAT Ritch
ietown at the Renwood storeand at197 Market Soare
q June o, 1862 - JOHN wRITBREcHT. :
iTSoGAN,SCARR q CO., have Just received no boxes
Of tobacco, in sddition to their large stock CAN
round at Mo- ST, and specimen the CaIifornfa
golden Tobacco, intended for all love good
Also, large lot Of imported hand
Z je22 q, ~ ~ - : =
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DIEp--At Cleveland. on the 18th July, CHARLES
If. GIpixes, aged 56. The Herald says:
Mr.. G. became citizen of Cleveland in 1878.
and has been resident of it ever since. He was
distinguished for his energy and enterprise in bust
ness and for many admirable qualities of head and
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-II" JACOB STRErI',
CENTRE WHEELING, Va. w. 81
IF AVlNG completed our extensive RAJ Esgl'
IL now prepared to fill all orders Tor sS'N
All extra sizes of Doors and Sashes. .lt,s n,
fronts, &C., made 10 order. Ever vals =
from fourth bead 10 inch osee are ,,ss III
Every variety OF Piasters and aIch!toc,ry .. q
der. Also, Venitiah shutters, either s1a'V--
The proprietors can assure theirPstrors. a., d.
that the above named articles arc Hahe ..Es i.gs
very best materialand latest improved ri ali.
will be att ended to promptly, aud SIVIt pEEtu
shipping. MAO bLl
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MERcMRNrs ARD. MECHANICS BANK,

MERcHRErs MEcHA BAHKJ
Wheeling, July nth. 1853,
THE Directors of this Bank, have to-day declared a
dividend oil five cent out of the earnings the last
six months. which will be paid TO the Stockholders or
their legal representatives, after the goth inst.
iyl2-1w S. BRADY, Ca shfer
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Died while Dressing for a Ral1..

One of the most pathetic and thrilling sketches
we recollect 10 have ever read, is one entitled
i"Death at the Toilet" written by the author OF
the "Diary of a Physician" or by the venerable
Christopher North professor Wilson,) we forget
which. Whether that sketch is all fiction, we
know not but it appears from notice in the local
columns of the Cincinnati papers. that similar in
cident is related among the veritable facts con-
nected with the 4th of July in the Queen City.
The circumstances, as related, are these: g
Miss Laura Shields, who resided on Liberty
street. in Cincinnati. went up to her room on the
evening of July 4th to dress for ball. When
the gentleman came who was to accompany her
she had not came down stairs. Her mother called
her, but she did not come. Atlength her mother
went to the door and raped. but no answer was
returned, and she had locked the door. They then
became alarmed and forced the door, when Laura
was found lying upon the floor, nearly dressed for
The ball, and dead. She appeared to be in perfect
healthin the evening at tea. She was buried in
the diess they found herin.
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NOVEL, FuxEnAL PnooEssoN.-A novel funer.

NOVEL FUNERAL PRocEssloN.-A novel funeral
procession might have been witnessed in Peters
burgh, Va, on Thursday. "A negro drayman hav-
ing been accidentally drowned, he escorted
to his last resting place by all the draymen in the
city. The horses he had driven during hissoiourn
on earth, were led by groom Immediately behind
tine hearse, and were followed by the principal
mourners, mounted upon dray. These in their
turn, were succeeded by something like one hun
dred drays, drawn by two horses, making in all a
cayalcade nearly mile long.
lyon the 4th instant, fight occurred between
two miners at HAIL ton, Pa, when a constable, in
attempting TO restore peace, was violently attack
ed by latge mob, compelling him to use FIRE
arms in self-defence. 1t is stated that he shot
three of them dead on the spot, and wounded sew
eral Others. Another account, however, says six
were shot down, and although none were killed,
it is thought four of them will die.
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NOTICE. to Voters.

INOO1OO 10 VUI6Ib.
HE undersigned in pursuance act OF the last ses
l. sion OF the Legislature, heing about enroll all the
legal voters in his districts mbucfng the city Wheel
Ing, respectfully all persons upon he may
call to promptly render the desired In order
that all unnecessary trouble and waste time may be
avoided E DAY, Commissioner
jy12-dIw OF the Revenue
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Great through Line for the East.
rINHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
branch Rail Road at the Junction Cately called the Relay
HOuseO miles from Bamore and with the PhiIade
pha, Wilmington and baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line now completed and
the whole road Is in fine condition, presenting
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The aud splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this Wheel
ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore,
Wasireton Phila elpho, may be had OF the agents,
OH the boats.
The express mail train Wheeling daily at O'Clock
A. NJ, CYheeling tme) and arrives Cumberland C2OI
mcs5 att p and allowing two hours there, arrives
Baltimore C3S0 mes,) at 4. NJ, the next morning
king the passage through in about 90 hours, including all
baggage checked through any of the eastern POINTS
without charge.
Passengers baggage transferred to the
Wnshingio Junction and Philadelphia Bat
tilnore, wi hou extra charge Travellers allowed
pic lime opportunity all points obtanteir meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore (with
privilege flying over anywhere on the route 60to
Washington, 80 ,50-to Philadelphia, S0-to be had
hoard the OF the Union Line the Ohio, ard
the Rail Road Agents Wheeling q b. FORD) Mounds
Vile. mar WIN PARKER, Cien'l. Sup't.
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$50. ~ tf l COMET 'FHEY9 GOMEZ -
| rrtb,,s ). h; = AND Still, THY GOMEZ
sa rs 3 for Grey b, Dis
by dumas; 4th yoltie
bound and 1:onp.
petectofss; and Tor INV 4th
- u, JAS ii. Me5dEGHRN. &
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SUNDRJES-

TUsT RECEIVED - - ~
1oo 8 tierces Gardner & Phpp's sugar cured hams;
1000 lbs. superior plain hams; b
600 8 Stagg d Shay's ,l,ir5 beec
10 3bbls. No 3 mackerel, Cnew;O. '
10 3t'' Davis d Sons sugar, soda, Boston, mic mic
butter and wafer crackers;
case table salt, Gin saeks;) aT7F'
1 in boxes; #-.
10 boxes Dallett's cake and bar soaps;
Castillo soap; .-a,
~ No. smoked herring; tri'
i6 1oz. cans Preston d aierri's yeast powder;
IV Ids hemr, canary, coriander caravvay seeds;
% ground white pepper; y '
169 superior Race ginger;
- ttcrces Stewards celebrated table syrrp
rof SAFE by s. ID. WOODROW,
1y7 No. s Washington Hall, and e5s Main st.
- sARNOLD'S PATENT SASH LOOKS
T. GIASSCoCK win be around nntting On srno,,,s
ratent SASH Locks We variant them to be the best
Sn which have ever been applied TO win
Wheeling east side OF the Market House will be-
jys-3md - II. q 7. p. GLAsscncn
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+ PE,.asrkersburgh Mineral Weilg.
andeIsigned Proprietorsi respectfully announce
wateTngplaee, hitherto known az
VISTA 'cooper's Wells is now open for the
ecePon and accommodation VISITORS During The ,sst
w. f @ additions hayc the proper
IN ane way OF buildings. sleeping apartments cEso
guests We Win To enabled to number
eeis aee II commend the medicinal prom
@ ~ wafer these veIs their virtues are already
~. Hno@n andh so highly appreciated by the pubic
ss IuftneI communication would srpef nous LEI
AZ, IN cases OF 6ropsy, dyspepsia and other ala
stemsc az BON dsordeted conditions the liver or
me fGTkers6nrgh Mineral are unrSaieI
eT as witnesses viii testify, who bit
elts will be nadetor the speedy sr comfortable tFaas
and baggage between the Town and Wells
Il y 'Ate snail PC good and charges moderate
49,. 49,, -, ID. q J.R. PADEN
80 aA 9lnty. y a.. June ts62-June13 2nf 70 Il e
MISSES HATS, &c.
osI received misses lace hats very rrtty; also mar
thread illusions, white colored 1hules
NJ n -, - q aHEISKELL q Co
sS and would invite buyers give cali.
~ - - - = 49, ~ H.& co..,
80. BETTER AND CHEAPER -
M Adssbo at i6I Main Street. Wheeling. Ia noyv
Il opening ancy la
uuckSkin
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POST OFFICE BOXES.
ENoR RENT. a number of private boxes in the Post
jy11-dtw G. A. CRACRAPr p NJ
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BLADENsBuRa.-A correspondent in the Mari.
boro' Gazette thus holds forth in praise of Bladens
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dcREREL, HERRING, IND COD FISH
III subscribers constantly receiving supplies
above articles from the East which, together with other
Kinds OF fish, offered at the lowest market prices
Orders solicited Entire satisfaction guaran
iy1t 7II South St baltimore
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Choice Reading. Z77
TENNYSoS's Poems; Hyperion, by Longfellow: Gen.
esis and Geology SUNNY Sides The Shady Sides Festus the
Lofty and the Loyyyi Beatrice; Dream Life; Light and
Shaue heat or CIai; Living Dead; Hone; Far
oa Geology Of the Bass Rock by Hugh Miller; Kirans
Works, etc, ETC., receivedby
WILDE & BROTHER a,
1yl conner Main nd IIninn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
For ISaItF,norc, WnsiningIon, KshiIadciphia
> N nnd5NeXY York o. p
-IIreat throngh Lime for the GasI.

l 49, 49, 80
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rs Nainsook, India Linen. plain swiss md sheer
de- so sa aS nor S6sssss and blue
Trimming Laces.-Denu and square wis, 6ne T;a
canbIic hds Mousende bege, for travelling dresses;
with many other desirable goods just opened at
1e90 -.e--.s ~ HEIsKELL & cos.
III ARPER FOR ,JULY-At NcSiechcn,s Literary Ne.
r - rol 1e29 - J., H. sBIoMECHEN
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BIS FLAxsEED OIL, Just received ard -for s.Ie \,
y June {, 1853. r IN. L0G AN - 70 W
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CUMBERLAND CEMENT


THIS HYDRAULIC CEMENT is recommended nv Fin.
i gileers latrobc Fisk, Patterson Small and Others
as equal in quality TO tho best imported Clements II mas
been used with great in the construction OF els.
ters solid toors for cellars and rough casting the
walls OF houses and well adapted for the construction
ofstonc or brick arches, viaIucts, ETC. For sale by
JAMES H. STOUT d CO.
iy11-1m Agents for the Manufactures
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RHEUMATISM. bE TS pTTs t2N scRoPULA.. &

carefully studied the nature of the medicines used by
them, combined them according to the light he had rccev
e used them had been taught, and had the cheering
satisfaction of finding disease driven his enlaciued
body, and vigorous health given in its stead His case
OF ordinary kind, but astonishing his friends
and meighbos. The fame OF it spread; the people and
10 the doctor for his successful and wonderful
combination of Indian remedies; which freely given
tem until the cases became numerous and the demand
great that the doctor advised by his friends, and
induced through justice TO himself put up his Vegeta-
bic nctule In bottles and chase price for which was
ellget families, aud astonishing all by its wonderful
cues commanding ccrtcstes and testimony in its
Ion the leading and the talented tho
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=, > sp - q LIS LIS tc1 COS Express.
"A SEXUAL messenger leaves our office ey.rv r,o,;r
sunday exeeptedl at O'Clock, A. M who viii de1}g
wa ; De- at ali The
Notes, dral,a, money exchan ged and bills coIee.edat
Eai Y mt ~ t,Eettermans, Oalkland d,,.n, her
anu ~, nnl.art1nsbnf2. l11arperss Ferry
W1nchesier, Frederick and
.,,Is Asllleott,s IA ills. 20
All business entrustedl 10 our AGENTS al the sho, .
VIII receive their prompt attention. 20 FoAes
Sss ga sssfi sg4a fsS ADAMS d co.
;rn.os 4 ~ II rs ties FP1GMAN, gent
Hcuoe
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nhomaaH Gibson,

ISHILDRRN'S and boys straw hais' :,
iNOfcy fur hats. dab and blacs. n HARPER =
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
The many made by it, and great demand
indEced the Proprietors offer it to the afflicted in
city, with the honest conviction that the happy
suits will follow It's here, in other places
HON. HENRY CLAY, AND HON. r.. ~. JOHNSON
nl ncnI.l lN.nt hmm i'm tc.-L I.n
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SAl1 III
y HODES, McNAIR d CO., have determined to close
IL out the balance Of their Summer Dress Goods at first
cost Among which may be found fire French oEardies;
SILK ssucj bareges; printed shallys; shay hareses etc
etc. Also lot of fine parasois bonDets and bonnet rib
eons All OF which can bepurchasc at the original cost
from this date. -' - . s ''
Ladies call and select for Yourselves a BARGAIN NJ No
IS Main street, Centre Wheeling. zi iy9
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oltoOHeth1ng worth seeing
"A. M. ADAMS

<, q n EW C LOTHING ROOMS ~
A AVN now completed my rooms am better pre-
- paIea 10 accommodate my customers than ever he
loTe and at such owprces will astonish The @
S1c On anu Try me Remember thar my place is one
the oo Sorner long occupied by me II Il
useless Tor me to undertake enumerate stoc th
variety Is so great. ieo0 AZ NJ. A III Hss. "e
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FLOUR.
600 BBLS extra and super Flour. for sale by
OIO jyl5 81 JOHN X. MORROW.
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ways Com ing New and 9 9ts .toTs = 81
IN ing every few days at tie p9 ~ u MS0TTE
May21 = -
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in their various forms, giving life and vigor resto
ring tho shattered and thus nfsing hope
place Of dcspondency By its mild pleasant and sale
non the stomach, liver, kidneys lungs and the
Gus system, Gu .es DYSPEPSIA, Ii YER COMPLAINT
DISEASES Or THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHIAL AFFECTION S, CONSUME
TON, SEROFULh, KINGS EVIL, WORMS, RHEU-
FITS, F1STULA PILES, with all diseases arising from
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LNLF- EILUl -OF -FHANOE,
was cured byit OF hronC IntiammatOTy rheumatism
seven years duration, alter the skill OF the physicians
Paris London, and of this had failed Rev.
non Eskse, chaplain U. S. Navy, cured by Also
Judge Davies, lion. L. II. Shelby, Members Congress-
with members OF the State Department, Washington,
un eds OF Others WHO give their testimony this
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80 sf proposals
w ILL be received by the undersigned until the 10th
inst, for repairs 10 the Court House and Jail OF
s county, according 10 the plan and specifications now
TO be secn at the Sheriff . office. ~
., SSld repairs include amongst other things the removal
and The roof OF the Jail and repairing with wood
conces and slate roos and covering the prisoners cells
with heavy flag stones. ~
Proposals tile purchase OF the copper by the pouna
OF which the present Court House is composed will
also be received. d. RICHARDS
e-.9,.. w. S. WICKHAM
Ga. ts-t. GEO. w. SIG HTS,
.1yS Cor1'rs. of Public Bui dinFs.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-23
sHERIEF,S SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Il out of the District Court of the 9th Judi
cial District, within aud for heConnty of Shas-
ia, State OF California, duly attested the Sth day
OF April, A. D. 1852 at the suit of James NJ
Rhodes against William Craze, Livingston Bar.
ton and uriah B. Snavely, for the foreclosure of
a certain mortgage, Judgment was obtained
against the said William Craze for the sum of
eleven hundred and eight dollars and ninety
eight cents debt. and the sum Of one hundred
and forty-one dollars and ffty-eig ht cents COSTS
and accruing coats, have seized and taken in
execution the Inorfgaged premises, described
and located as follows, to wit: Situated in the
icwn and county OF Shasta, beginning at the
west corner Of LOT owned by NJ. Nicholson,
known rs the City Hotel property, on the north
east line 1T Main or principal street Of said
town, thence northeast at right angles with
said street one hundred and sixty feet thence
northwest parallel with said street sixteen feet
thence soulh west at light angles with said
street one hundred and sixty feet to the north
east line of said street, thence along the line of
said street sixteen feet to the place OF beginning,
with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging
and known as the Miners Inn
/ hereby give nolice, according to law. that
on Saturday the 9TH day of May, A. D. 1856, be-
tween the hours of two and four p NJ | viii
sell all the right, title and interest of VIM. Craze
in and to the above described property at the
Court House door in the town Of Shasta, to the
highest bidder for cash.
apl6 At DAVID CORSAUT, Sheriff
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a CARD.
uyu1SKING THAT THROUGH YOUR

THINKING THAT THROUGH YOUR IA :
per would be the most convenient way OF
informing my friends of my habits and WISHES
in regard to evening parties etc, would say y
them that my habit usually is to eat se.y
hearty supper, not sparing anything 'ha' = - e'1
gestible, and that my humble WISHES are /.
am to be invited out to supper that De lnvlleo
before eating my supper at home AS s, an IN
s.ance of an nnt;melv invitation, would say,
that last Saturday evening myself aha "ie were
very agreeably surprised, apon. llai, ias. -
o'clock, by a very polite in'l'a'ion % Joln q 30
cial and very select party, and lake supper
Now. having on my every day habiliments.
,yb;cb wonld have done Ga most any occasion
l,n, ,ba nreSent. and recollectinS too that ! had
inst seen large platter of smokin' Chill beans,
J ''i tnoyy;ng too that the stomach of E. f.
",l' hen contained all of said beans, and
~ rno,a Ielt for more, besides my beard being
-, ,..r long. 50 taking all things into considera-
,;on and summing up items, found 1t would
r,,Is,,a ,,e Just one hour to powder and decorate
RI advantage SO not wishing to detain compa-
,,v or appear 100 hastily dressed, | was. com
utl,d 10 beg an excuse. Now, should any Of
INV friends hereafter make up party, with or
without the proper bodily comforts included,
and wishing 10 have their parlor illuminated by
the beams of my countenance, they must give
me due and timely notice, that | may have
time to beau:iiy and adorl my person, that |
may be looked upon with pleasure, which is the
highest wish OF your very humble servant.
ap23 1t e. +. CROCKER.
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SsHEE1EF,S SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the District Court 9th Judicial dis
trici in and for the County of Shasta, State of
Cal. on IA judd ment rendered the 28tli day
of March, A. ID. 1853 in favor of Charles Me-
Kinney. aud against Samuel Painion, for the
sum Of six hundred and seventy-eisht dollars
an,l cishy-fve cents debt, and the sum of
ninety-one dollars and nineiy-four cents for his
percentage, costs, &c, also for accruing costs,
have seized and taken in execution all the right
ii lie and interest OF Samuel Panton III and 10
the following described property, TO wit: The
ranch formerly known Marbles Ranch, aud
l.,tt, ry by the name of Mckinney's Ranch, and
now occupied and owned by Samuel Pninton,
situated on Cottonwood Creek in Shasta Coun-
Nv. containing three hundred and twenty acres.
with all the appnrt nances lhcreunio belonging.
Also, Tory acres. OF wheat and barley Ill the
ground.
| hereby give notice according to law that OH
Monday. the 23d day of May, A. ID. 1888 be-
tween The hours of two aud four Z. NJ will
sell Samuel Pain ons interest in and to the
above described property. III front of the Conrt
House door, iii the town OF Shasta. to the hi gli-
ut bidder for cash. d. CORSAUT, Sheriff.
alo3 1t
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CONsTABLE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
11 opt of the Court of J. G. Hinckley, a JUS
tice the Peace i'll and for the County and Town
ship of Shasta duly attested on the eleventh day
of March. A. D. 1853, at the suit of Richard j..
Walsh for the sum of three hundred and ninety
one 62-l0O dollars, costs and accruing costs,
have this day s.ized and taken in execution. all
the right, title and interest of the defendant
Alexander Murdoch, in and to the following de-
scribed. property, to wit: the trading house
known as the trading house of A. Murdoch, on
Whiskey Creek, together with the ground upon
which the same is situated, including the
Butcher stand and the correl adjoining the same
on the east known as the property OF A. MUIR
dock The same being situated in the town of
Franklin, on Whisky Greek, in Shasta Co., Cal.
hereby give notice, according to law, that on
the 25h day of April, A. D. 1853, l will
proceed to sell in front of the Court House door,
in the town of Shasta, the above described real
property to the highest bidder for cash, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ and 10 NJ. of said
day. JOS. L. HOLMES, Constable.
April 8, 1858. ap9 3t