The Nevada journal., 1853-05-13
Hardware, Farming, Mechanic


And MINING TOOLS.
TNR CALDWELL & CO., Importers and
u Dealers in tho above description of goods
will keep full and well laid in stock. Eav-
ing house In the States and enc in San Fran
cisco, they will DO able TO sell on as favors Bile
forms as aay concern in California. Our stock
is nsu large and well assorted, to which con-
slant additions are being made.
For Sale, 10 Arrire-One of Otis Tufts
(Boston) best steaN engines, 80 horse power,
inch cyl nder, SO inch stroke, with an ex-
pansion valve for working steam in the most
economical manacr, with full and complete
working plan of all the paris, which can be
seen at our office
Adobe building, corner of Firs, street and
Maidcn Lame, Malysville,
Oh cornor OF California and Battery streets,
April 29-2m San Francisco.
FINHk UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
Il AT PUBLIC AUCTION at their sales
room, San Francisco, on THURSDAY, I'd
June next, the Albion Ranch, belonging to
Capt. VIM. A. Richardson, Of Saucelito, com
prising SO farms, from an actual and sworn
survey. by James S. Thornton, Esq. This
ranch is bounded north by the Rio Grande
or Big River, which empties itself into the
Pacific, in the parallel of 80 ls, and is navi-
gable for vessels of say feet dfaught dis
tance of Is to 20 miles. The bay at the
mouth is we'll protected from the northwest
winds, and affords a convenient port for load.
ing and dischsrging Msssrs Meiggs &. Will
iams have erected saw mill on the north
side Of this bay. South of Big River are two
coves of bays, and arc good harbors, the
streams running into them are of ample and
force for mill purposes. The bay at the
mouth of Albion River is the best harbor be
tween Bodoga and Hnmbolt. This river is
navigablc 10 the head of tide water. A saw
mill is now in operation on this rlver Its
banks are covered with fir, pine and redwood
timber in immense quantities South of Al
bion River is Salmon Greek and Bay, which
males an excellent embarcadero. The creek
is large and swift running stream, with tim
Der on its banks. Navarro river is a large
deep stream. 1t takes its rise in Anderson's
Valley, some so miles from its mouth. The
| banks this river are likewise we'll timbered
! South Of Navarro river is Cuffce Cove and
Bay, which is rendered secure by reefs, and
| is good embarcadero. Elk and Little riv,
ers are large and swift-running streams, well
suited for mill purposes. Mill Greek, rs its
name would indicate, is admirably suited for
mills. There is q good summer cmbarca.
dcro below Point Asins, also below Seal
| Point. This whole tract Of land is thorough.
,y intcrsected by running streams, which in
| October last and in November, before the
rains, were running full and strong. 7H1
banks Of the rivcrs are never oUertqovn 6g fresh
cts. The soil, throughout the whole extent
of this ranch, is uniformly fertile,s and is su.
perior for agricultural lpHPoses does not bakt
intod hard crust, as is the case in most parts
of tho country. II also retains moisture through.
out the dry season, as is easily proved by in.
apection of the herbagc which is immense,
and green all the yearround. There is qane
+ all kinds in Abundance, elk being The naosl
numerous, running in herds from 50o.to 100
head. Ducks, geese and wild pigeons in vas,
numbers. The rivers and creeks are well
stocked with fish,. Salmon commence run.
ming in October, and are taken in great mum.
bers by the Indians. Salt is procured at
Salt Point, and Indian labor easily obtained
Geographical and sectional maps, together
with the field notes, are at the store of Messrs
G. B. POST & CO. Cunningham's Block
and can be examined at any time previous
to the sale.
The conditions Of this sale are $4,000 and
under, cash on delivery Of warranty deeds
over that sum, one half cash, the balance in
two years, at 10 per cent per annum.
THEODORE PAYNE G. CO,
April 20 N Auctioneers