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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
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BOSTON Sep. Pan lark aconic Liverpool Nautilus from
Gnqow for Pliader distress leaking 900 Strokes per hour
Loetto List hrgs Adellh Antwerp, becca OBJ
Afdroan CID ship Parhen0n Sau Fanco aiks Marcia New
rtns Pendeion Point. brgs Aiar. Gull Leeh0m Ohio
Chnreston: Emma IhiAdephis sohrs Gleas Philad Phs
Iabs l'a and "a rcs-lork
SALEM sep lar ship WnnesaFaaee, Aeers Wet cols; Of
lightning Aug y In LAT - and -
slivcred foroiopmas; aud oretop gallant mss
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To Mariners.

Captain Sta-bnck Of the ars Casanovs New York CALI
the attention the Ehf he Bu1
Island that IN Friday night the lsa
dim 70 be by the pilot 70 be ish from i've Linz luf
ueafer pproach the Bluff enabled them 20 ds ns he ard
through IL thick ami raining the The
isht on Robins Reef plainly distinguished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

GREAT EREMPTORY SALE az AUCTION, Of
NJ VALUABLE NEWTOWs PROPERTY
A n SICOLAY ATCIfOSEER. WILL SELL
on TUESDAY OCTOBER 4, 1853, o. TIE GROUND
BEAUTIFUL BUILDiSG L01s AND VILLA SITES
VILLAGE o. NEwrowS.

4 miles FROM the Cy SswY0rk form hAndsones
ton Lang sarl natural ayn-seI u
anq1a-d. being sir1rsd the and
and exts1Sss front the
izlcdi1,e
hocT churches markets kc. The locality
passed bess.y and proserb FOR n aranss
sbgnd-lt slpyy pare and beng covered wh
y ard
The Ne~-YsGk snd Rslrold process u
copl>r>d By the rt q Deceu5er
pass lrDGgh v ths rad every
u The tsy. An ami, % Pm q. eorratsrsn u
.
property hsf h0Er 1zTil1 cy rerieux
Dper q The and Sis5
lCc IA VIDE. Be opene1 AL zr11rd
b,s- tke ezpes Of e present who feel
rnts1 k.t ia rloFerty ior TIE prpos d sabgT5as
reszss eczrrsss y WIKI oer troc
TAe a. wl - trAl AID he tls les9aasle
p-ztsG sl4e. VI furnished Tafs D1rch
clause erted -gsry lie dee al PEJse-
crser i-inz The erfcn ~ -llls 5 osecIaze cllcer
Urr-s lle AL tan srA Iror1l1 k77.c1i1l
ray BE u.1e ALERT AIcOLAT S1 90 ss4s- EOJLE
Va D Bf1-4EaT HAT. ylere .srl--i S4o
Fr-ersF yIr--l-g
q 10 fickefs fcr Il Ne1-o<n lta-ts
MIN re daT I-oTe 9rT - RE VII r--- q 80
fr q. z ~
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Y, ilalers.

Spo4sn-spt - q Ion .hip Gideon HoElani f wv
Bsa.rrd rr NoI.t Pee
- t Et-sI;afl s,h. sh.l Clnp.a Pes'e Pacss Ocs-a
Head ite. &c- tr1 Esl haXtord Egart1,.a
10 -. lC-.d-
Arg isi Is C5 ou s. IS y whs f. with b-i.hf
vais scfYoe4 hs Mary O. Nss BEDFORD NJ .5ah
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isasters sc.

BALcH Perkins from Georgetown G.. arrived a,
Newport Saturday with four Of the Of fever
the LIST hi DAYS Capt rns and the maze were the only
. board able 20 do duty.
PR.RIE Hughe from GEORGETOWN C. Of md for -
have ashore 0pp0
site SaghartOr morning ofllth
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tosIsS r. MULLER, Aucuonerr
FGANT ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FUR

IT.
II NITURE ENGLISH VELVET TlPEsTRY CARPETS,
PIANOFORTE &c AZ AUCTION ADRIAN II. MILLER L Co.
ell e auccn It EsDAf sept - 1888 a. - 0cLock NJ,
niveTy Place very choice aortme1t Of ezAut ke wood
ard naA Fururf entirely hanS been Ia ot Two
noah fsonsur family i whch endreal declining
NJ pari0r Eut-s covered brocee Of
r. wccd ~ pifor Ch1s Easel COttaxe do
Rewocd CeuF srd lr ylgbe Top Tables WOOD Quar- cite
Tbs pisnaf -enn Vas Rlsw00d Pan0 cEly I'll Cande
fiorr desg1 Copper
sndid highly duled article Oh Painting
Ics.s h the Burushs" The Hog Family by Frcnch
rasfcr. E1Esh Vsvet Tpy carpcs Ragl Ffsnch Mhopny
Etdesfs Wasbrsuds Drsssng Blros MsTBe Top; Hair Na
rs very 4aaiy, flrrain Carpets Dining Tsh-s
O Cfs Carpets Gas fH'Rrs ClnsTGfe nd g~nersl
u u Furniture. Csaogu-s "a Irdsy tue 0tcs
No Pines Metropolitan Bank Baidinz
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Reeeipfs of Produce.

RI Nor Rfs Boaf-IA755 bills Flour y do Ashee l8a do
Whisky iis7 pkg PORK Lard lls Chess 20 do But
ter Wool So sides Leather "a bushels Corn 6loSo do
/ Nhest, 500 do. Oas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

nj tod
Reed lsst On - Recd last on
49,. '...... g7CG 2655 Cows and Calves ~ 10
ssr:saa c.'''. H' +, e.s s.;i:;ai.' " "
ssiss 'ea l.~..' IA &C Cows calves. il
sa.. S ssS sOCe ssssp $50 coo
Sss:.aa o's. s 100 o'.. ,:.- 1000
a. s ss ,. md S Isn s' ssi swine WIN ~
~ S Ss. So SHEEP Ls@Ss ASA swine i'a Grand
h, Se IN market today from oalO 7sSSis foot
.n ssS on the car, from Illinois ~ nom ksnaely se from
iris sas 81 oR fsnnss SSIs - ssrr SS he HsSsn
The ii R sosd brought down lo2 heavy Swine fOr the
dhs ~. SS g ' r esk eHdaS ,5h september
Dusnc head HOssi IS head horses E head Cattle 49,
a. head sheep head Calves 'sS head Cattle
f,is .sA, advance to-day upon he Of las week The
ws.Lr ssns = and % & s, Ss Ewes me system
enough TO sye eSoysnSs 70 he GAAei without any 'a cause
1S Ss "a, sS SsSs.c1; ai isd s' set down as ''"'
Goes rstsiins msriss Rect sase
CounEuen o. asons az average quality, slase-
Rseess ia wsA,s guessed at aud the price much
y beet he u quarters there extra los
bss. are sbSS siaas The whole @ sverige sSou. a
aud the ssersss wsiss Of 81 ne Sa n9s over q sS .
WEIGHT l' ss SgP Ss AS fssS, no. u ssss the
ioI better zach ,ss WSsA 20 cents No matter What
Tue VEGA ~ s,owsns's are REPORTED al 7asc
In sheer and Lambs there % nsss.'S rse pI'ees
81 Sc ~ B and "a for LambS -, 80,
"a Brown ss ,hs following from McGsAws sales book Of le lots
viii tne pEcS We IS
Shssp ma l.mls SS7, do Do so Ia lambs <S
Ismts Lamls ell lis Lsrhs AZ . III each sheep
Ard. ~ sheer S-4 sheep $if Lscbs SS - sales OF the
~etk Sheep aud Lambs the Sheep from e 70 - Tor common
TO very god and q 50 S' sOssnOa LAMBS
s1s k56 Is 81 for
COWS are little duh There good nsny fr tss season IN
rsTIs The from SIS s with eHffs rIsss os extra
aniua& ID.
Vss striving IN reduced noubSrt They SCI e
xt47e a n live weight
S~i, are scIps freely Since the weather h2 Seeoae
ricc shcais At live e..
The oxne fasrossndln o the operations OF the moty OF
broker ntdIosels ~ make to-day TIC O?peF
A. ~ will ive an idea Of re nlaats Of he trade
r f'os - had mostly gr6ee Dae barn year VA Sses js
- lle growing -92-i'- f''-'' - -' WE | ~ Vs.
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furniture, sc.

furniture, Sc.
ENAMFLED and COTTAGE FURNITURE.-Ths
ure which durability and cbsspues an.upased SUITES rom
.s nd ph me tsas n ssaes supplied 90 SsIs term, Fssto
and No g. White three %ss Ts;1 e Tsygs
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTREssEs kee CRAwBUCKs No $50 0IsassstJ
ana FEATHER sTOREThe attention Of families sboat pureh.
s lssS iss :. Beds sss % ana ss h:s s.
a. ndsesmss prsTosso
MAJ Their RrR Good: sent % any part d shs city soosa
ssss and made over w cR1WBIcx
No s5s Grand,t seond door EAST Of Essss.
IRON BEADSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING NAT
i TREss and BEDDING DEPOr>The best place 10 get 'hs
hsthy complete spring hressss AID Elastic Pslues made "a
Bos MR.. .l,s.sd sosr'a.ls sgsnf Bed. :, =
ppS at Wac Room. No So Bsd%s below Psacs.i csi
Il EYsERs HOUSE-WARMISG FURNACES, for
IN All classes Of hogsss the best 10 quality .np-
i1s o. Joins A kEYsE e No ss's' s1S
I AMPS ,GIRANDOLEs, VASES, &c.-Also, Crock
T n Nh and ,ss s@ ;Hd ss1s %. ,1s ' s ss
and at the loves, Tees P sale By BALDWIN, No
NEW.YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE
~ woRKs-wM BACHELOR formerly Of y, g Duane
81 respectfully spPes hs f I'd. that hyns eoIass'sd .r.nss
v BATcHELoR Co. viii eouiaas the naasf.sure q Iron
ssns demand AZ n. = ss9 bssas Tss III
TIE heshes pecinfns
flm abroad vii make sch Improvements be practicable,
will bring from tine 70 e Original dsE every variety,
style and price W eagdsy ia h Cd Customers In the
ely and eoun vt hi Warroonas add ssk
Bedstsac HatsIda Setts,s Chairs
spoons Door and Window Gusris Hospital snd
Army Bedesds Jmbfsa Stands Fire Cs Crsdes Cen
Tables he Ofics and Ware New
YORK Foundry srd Iron Railing No- -
Nv doors ess Of BnosdgJ W r. BACHELOR Co
THE RESERVOIR LAMP for BURNING FLUID
C J. CONWAY Pstsneefhi pnciple Of his inyenhoa
entirely md eoubres 10 perfect s4fsty asd
ysnsEee For s description sciendc American Of Nay g.
G1 10 place III LAMP within the reach Of all so4
pee q . eeLt. b 0usTAyE sELyIN msser No Bowsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

BRITISH BRIG MARs,LA Norfolk from Boston reports thai
The 9Th during thick weather night n by fore
schr unknown coming ont Of New Bag cauns
rigging aud during the c0iou all
oy on board known Daichnln b. brh
d and supposed been drowned picked b. said
fchr. The schr. los her iib-bOom.
LoRr1To 0m Mobile went ashore on Strong Point on tic
10Th inst. No particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

EIGHTH-AN BANk-The second installment oil
: - WFbvrs ~ he iih s a. he o- sud saak e5ier
d AID ' By order Of Ja Esd Da9FoS Cashier
oTneE Nzw-IosN asp Isis Rn.ao o coSr'y ,s,a
NCTICE.-The Stockholders of the New-York and
y E Rfo, Comfy iIs asy & d Ss' cS as sa
frrre in he Civ OF TUESDAY, the llth day Of
oeeseT mex rom II osGeS M t. 9S!es lax, nj, the s,v
ane be eleeea Fy order Q, h1 DSs'S ,Rs s,,r
OFFICE 3. c. rna y. y R.R Co. lie Roy A1y ?. iSSs-
NOTICES is hereby given. that the ANNUAL Election
~ Drscc e ths Baio e9,1iaS 4sa Ssio'n s $780,
nsz a. oeces NJ as house o. o CONS oes N the village
Scoks VII clossd thirty days next preceding
we h. se7 Of the pr.e,ors F DAVIS IT. Secretary
OFFICE o. raE IEysEssoS ISsUS,SeE CoNplSrl
Nsw-f0ss. oep,ember , 80
TEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this COMPANY
hise tis y deeaTsd = ennaa4 a.. .'l o. 'Af'e 3
I'' '-a' '' '' 10 Tie j. MILr0S SMITH Secretary.
NOTICE 70 the STOCKHOLDERS ct the PHENIX
~ BiNN Nes-York-PHENlx BANS New-lofS June = -
rest sec cfihe Stockholders assroaa Of inas u an ,so
S H. a.. es IN FETER N BRSsoS Cashier Of the Phsnit
isxr and subscribe The Association Bach sockhoder
~ the Ih,sx nS ~. e o. .g5 ffE FfESlx B,SS OF rE
CITY oE NEM-i9A e haze ne 'ne laln ol ss Ike
naHbe 1900. o. '4a'e' OF 4~i 0Hs i'EsroN President
Prrrs NJ HRYso~. Cashier.
ORG o. TuF S Ses S1s2o s stsiR
rT7HH STOCKHOLDERS OF the JUNCTION
RAILROAD # ONO sud the TOLEDO NQRwALk and
1LENtLAAD RNLhOhD can eyleais thr C.f i, Co.. Oh
r-ur. cld Tho Cleveland aat Ioe knloii up3 .pptaou
tae Toledo Nors,i and Ce, and Rroid shch BY
-s,,eant I'- q te pad ia .,e ao'es 81 w IN 49, ~
whch dae notice given. Convertible Beads Of hs
Coo IL I'd Road = b LfrCHFIELD, Treasurer.
OFFICE o. THs ILLINOIS crr'E E"L &c, "a Cd sa
$30OO.OOO LoASIe an fourth GU s6 .9 1:1
- he h div Of june iSs VIII be PAYABLE on TUESDAY
81 d, " september Office OF the Comp No 81
"-"''- ~ ''''' u ''' WI BcRRiLL Secretary.
DREXEL. SATHER y CHURCH. Bankers, san
H. Ff.nesco, California draw hIis Of "a '.s, on DktAEL
4 san FIares ee n the Interior Of the STATE,
:. {. rhro q DREAEL Co. Phlade PhAor PSArHER
20 . me- % San Feco sr sale IN sums TO t by DRExEL
Co. Ph lldelphis and P sArHER, NY
CRTDITS On CHINA INDIA. &c-Messrs. DUN
y CAN SHERMAN Co. Bank r New,Y are prspsredso =
and Letters Of Credit available At al the Branches
AID Asen' cS'S that ''''0Am;R sa =: follow" oruox
csliop, Bombay, G xg'
s asas Si'' s SilssSs Handy
EXCHANGE on CALIFORNIA PAYABLE in
Sacramento City
BUEGOTNE = PLUME, No y Waist
IL L. ROSS " Co, San Francisco, California
Ns FALCONER ROSS Co Melbourne Australia AGENTS Of
Board udoswrers Cougnmen OF vessels and
"'''l'i--s ROSS FALooNER Co. No. 1874 Pe.r.t.
AND WARRANT OFFICE, No 63 WALL-ST-
sa 90 and % scre and sol this OHce ,nd
Al Isa sold BY ne be ,rsnssa sn rsPS npss
w H. McDONALDs COMMERCIAL NEWS
w ePAPER ADVERTISING HOUSE, No lO2 NlHiast, cor
Of A4a me sboge and ali nTmatoa IN re-
so so - - h. oi-sised Ifvo, cannot al send your
ssIa % IISes I.psii t a., SS q, a-e' II 5 ~ '
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scuR n PAESs kennedy = DAYS from I1nt,vdo for New
York rrt into Norfolk m wi los OF main boom AM gad
THF Jorr sTuRT Townsend which cleared rom Caa IN
" g rihc huoqa Islands rtnrned port on the IN ut hnE
i'm contact with The Gcenpon Csp Mccormick, o'clock
on ~ ht Of Tuday Aug The John ck he Green
point andsh the latter vessel laundering in twenty aes seF
he Collision crew saved aud Caao. The
the Chncha Islands with Of for
tle fffdS STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Goal.

COAL-l have now opened a new Yard, corner 81
~ lbst and SHAW with old es.abshed Yard
% King and and mend 70 keep he best qaH Of
Peach OrcAad and White Ash Coal and s the lowest pbs
pres e sh only Frssn, resaed end dellysrd from
ysid IS IS per tan. PETER CLINTON
(OAL-Very best quality Of Red Ash Stove and Egg,
" for and faniss delivered screeEsd from the yad No
Goefekst IS % and White Ash Is Is pr 8 cents
sss from bosts NAT. CLINTON
(OAL.-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut - IS,
" Egz Stove End Range IS Wkse Azh EEs Sow. Range
IS reserssned from ards Leo taksa from no Is
Bewsry snd No. III Crsenest JACOB WEEKS.
DlI1sTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
psny prepared f1neh superior Whs Ah Pfon Goal u
clean, ard order suitable shppin< aud
ccrsc from rs boafs sard this City, Williams
btk and brookyn The Conpanys Gcs enable
dive good cpsfeh ssses 0ang ssvYork Ese.
FTu attentive sven he deliver Of Coal Tor domestic PR
Apyy fhc oflce corner of bEOadNsJ and Walls
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Disasters. sc.

IITI HIGHLANDS @Epf- = . T1N7
One bark and ts0 hiss IN the OlnF bound 10.
Wind lslt nom The South Weather clear
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: S. MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-NoTICE

A ;. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMFANY-NOTICE.
u s-Psense fr Ssp-Orsars sad Havana Intending
the CRESCENT CITY MONDAF the i<h inst vii 10 do
s-cred ID. GEORGE LAW Gust coIspls,ed ~
Cenf AM Ilti hsDAY, re l5rl rey,enoer 0esk
I'm ieT ioos u 'asast r. where they invited 90
s1.i irt szaa = he vol
tTpsn q Fr.rb- y, infore .t acid. I'll se r.csvsas
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~ "a. >HfE-1r se.fr-e-
3nH lots CkotKLkf ~ k.Il. ed 20 ~
s1OO r-a P1csaEs 30 We NED+- - s. Ser. 'fsh -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

STEAMER KEsxErFc hence Phadepha OH reports passing a.
II hsrm brig ashore the lower end Of Joe Fos
gen and At NJ fTiggei bfig aground of Ready Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
Sales bp Auetion

UCTION NOTICE - T. w. FROST, Auc-
\ tionesr Store No ID sprucesr, VIII sell THIS DAY,
~ lll o'.loek ELEGANT FURNITURE, consisting OF NJ
hrssny sutoI pllsh French Beatst ais Walnut Ia
hes Cne.seat Rockers; 40 BlrROom Cht 30 Clnr sea-
chairs; sodBsds ColchBeds W.s,ands Hair Nat
,rses Feather Beds OiClohs Carpets; Mirrors Pannts
Broca,ee Curtains Also 10 casks Brandy i0p b9s
Brandv PoWine CgaIs. &C. Also 1900 he Paris Green Pant
one Circular Saw. &C. SC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

Tue BARK MARYLANp from Baltimore bound ont ashore
Kn Island on Friday wi lighters alongside About
dc she got and proceeded Annapolis Roads where she
AL uai n her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
financial.

EIGETH-AV RANk-The second InStallment OF
- FORTY PER CENT TIE capital .t0ck ~ l Bank paya
81, OF WEDNESDAY IRE ifh t he o said Bank eoler
% JANIS l. DAY TON Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
A. ". MEsw.S Aacioueer.
DY BANGS, BROTHERS Il CO.-Tradc Stlo

ID Rooms No. - P8rfr0w.
TUESDAY Sent - A. Q 4 VI.
FALL TRADE SALE. continued
CONNIE ucug With the invoice Of John Wiley s'd followed
~ j. B.dIe Leayitt Alien & a. SAXON Iiirt Aistn
= co Trogiman Hayes; q Coz. nan Co. " WOOD
Bro Merrian Moore s Co. " r Has C. J. Headsrson Co.
samuel Rayucr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13
p w ATTN-I7- : =
NROCEERI. GLASS and CHINA. f. VAN

y ANTWERP s. SON will sell TIL RSDAY. l5th sept It
~ ocock % No $50 Pears Plef- from he shelves
n los 10 suit purchaser. White CRAM r9Ited II s
NJ rrv p crafs Lsht Blue Pinned ctss Common Ware,
China Tea SEES - pack best China Cut Fass
css.a lhira TOYS bsst qualify biswlre lrfd
Iehc Cutlery Trays &c &c Catalogues The morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

~. sale Of valuable sld use Household Furniture MS
DAY 81 o'clock NJ ia 2th-av- Wh re will
sold he usual II Ars. c hluss CONSISTING 10
T1r0s Tapcstfy AID brusss carpet n9ee~ot slte
n md Gold sa Br0ca.elei 10 IN Crimson Mr0on
vev elegantly carved and arhci Re- ~ gere plate Eas
wood wing snd Easy Cfsrss french Pse
Cllses hghl7 fed Lace Cuans Coruces SHADES
Roew, Cd Aoan Piano FORE is vafssned
end number co well OH PaIr,nzs Ia the cham
ts the furniture Of Rosewood aud Mah0gny Oorh md
abshan bedesds Na-ls;ancs Toilet S-'s Lace CnTsns In
gain ard Three ply Cupefa Ac- &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

O. T. JOsEs A.. ing Rer.
TLs redemption II Uni-cd States Stocks inats AZ "
ngron Tor .he web ending Sept 3 Wa as io.-o'''.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-12

1t will be seen by reference to our Law
report this week, that the Court of SEES
sions has held its term and transacted i'm
portunt county business. Dividing the
county into Road Districts-appcintin
Superintendent levying road tax, re-
ceived the especial attention of the Court.
The road tax has been fixed at one day 5
labor-the very least which the law allows.
It is to be hoped that every citizen Of the
county will cheerflliy lend his aid when
called upon to put otr toatls in repair,
as to their bad condition aud the almost
utter irnpos-ibiity Of hauling freight over
them, may be attributed the high price
of provisions during the late rainy season.
There being no criminal business to trans
net at the late term Of Court, speaks " ell
for our county. The severity with which
crimina have been punished by our
courts has no doubt produced ID salmtary
effect and warned those who aro disposed
to outrage the laws Of society, that they
can obtain no sympathy in Placer, and iha,
punishment is certain to reward their
crimes. tft "a" 'oiH'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-12
Law Report.
COURT OF SESSIONS OF PLACER
CNXNTV

COUNTY.
FEBRUARY TERM.
Present. Hon. H. Fitz.mmons, Pre-
siding Judge, Fl. A. Scofield, and J. c.
Hawthorne, Associates. .
On motion of. R. d. Hopkins, attorney
fnf WIN. Hatfield, petitioner, li.ense was
gfahted TO said Hatfield to coriStrtict road
and bridge across Volcano Canon; for the
purpose of establishing direct cormnun-
cation between the divide n. Baker's
Ranch and Birds Valley.
Vacancy I'M the Office Of Assessor Of
this county having occurred BY reason Of
he conviction Of the iate incumbent Of
mi>drmeanor IN offire. The Court ap-
pointed }. J. Haygood, Esq., to fill the
said vacancy for the unexpired term.
The Court then proceeded to ievy the
amount of tax prescribed by statute
Having audited accounts justly charge
able against the county, and there being
no further business before the Court, it
adjourned until the next general term.
'1;1r caun'y e, Of S'Fi"ss.''' Placer. SIS uc
In the Court of Sessions for said county.
AT the regular term of the Court of
Sessions held in said county, among other
proceedings had were the following,
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Ordercd-That the following persons
be and hereby are appointed Road Super
visors for the ensuing year.
/. Il. Webster, from Sacramento line
TO Franklin Honse. u a4a
2. Robt. Crow, from Franklin house,
to Jones' Ranch, near Auburn.
g. WIN. Parish, from Jones' Ranch, 10
N National hotel, Auburn.
A - Oaks, from junction of stage
road with old road to Rosecrans'.
5. - Harrison, from Rosecrans' to
Jones' Ranch, Secret Diggings road.
6. A. Flagg, from Auburn road, through
OPhir, to Secret Diggings road.
7. - Nelson, from Auburn to Por-
ter's Bridge.
8. Fl. Hazel, from Auburn to Pleasant
Val ey house. -.-~.r.7 .sF
8. l.. Applegage, from Pleasant Valley
TO llIinoistown.
10. E. Brown, from junction of MUIR
derer's Bar and Auburn roads to the
Mountain house. .t.
ii. John r. Gwynn from Auburn thro'
! MilIertown to Doty's Flat. es
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-12
10. w. H. Gray, from Dotv,s H..

10. W. H. Gray. from Doty's Fla, =,
Desert Road.
Ordercd--That each supervisor .h.t
have authority to demand one days Iah".
from each able bodied man in his Dis,r;s.'
Oydered-'rhat one-half the labor j..
each District shall be called out betw..m"
the tst day of February and the lst d."
of May, and the remainder between ny
lst day of October and the lst day Of
January. '-s,essa--...,.
Ordered-That Road Supervisors shalt
receive FIVE dollars per day for serv,c.s
performed, provided that such compenss'
ton shall not exceed fifty dollars in nm.
year for each supervisor.
Ordered-That so much Of the nro
ceedinys of the present term of this ccnrf
rs relates to public highways, and the an,
pointment Of Supervisors, be pub.i,h.rT
in the Placer Herald on Saturday. tho Io,S
day of February, 1863 -"
By order of the Court.
a JAMES Il. STEWART, Clerk
f. BY H. r. Hawkins, Depu,v
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-12
AGENCY.

NHE undersigned is the sole agent for
l. the transaction Of all business con.
nected with the office of the sPlacer Her.
add" published at Auburn, and the "Ca.
fornia Express" published at MarysviiIe,
for the city and county of San Francisco
us these papers circulate very extensive
~ throughout the entire mining region
advertisers will find it to their advantage
to secure place in the columns of each.
Communications and advertisements will
meet with prompt attention if left with
him at his office. advertisements re.
sPettfully solicited. J. F. DAMON,
No; 16l kearny street, San Francisco