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The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

FHFHE undersigned grateful for the liberal
"a patronage conferred upon the Miners
| Drug Store by the public of Nevada and vicin
lty, during the two years last past, begs leave
to solicit continuance of tavors as heretofore.
Having recently added largely to his former
stock OF Drugs and Medicines, he is now pre-
pared to serve the public more efficiently than
al any Former time. His stock consists in part
OF the following POPULAR REMEDIES of the day:
Sands, Townsends, Bulls, and COrbet's Ex-
tracts of Sarsaparlla
JaXne's Expectorant, Alternative, Carmina-
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vernifuge and
Sanative Pills;
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral Wistar's Balsarn of
Wild Cherry, Osgood's India Cholagogue, MoE
fatt's Bi,ters and Pills, Hewes and Webster's
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Mustang Eminent
Perry Davis Pain Killer, ChloroforIn, Concen-
trated Sulphvrc Ether;
Nitric, Muriatc, Sulphnric, Acetic, Citric and
Tartaric Acids
Seidlitz Powders Carbonate and Sal Soda,
Salts Of Tartar, Carbonic and Calcined Magne,
sia, Cream Tartar, Sulphur
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of Rose,
Bergamot, lemon, Lavender, Annis, Cinnamon,
Cloves Rosemary, Peppermint, Pennyroyal,Ju ,Ju-
niper, Spruce, Tansy and Origanum
Olive and Almond Oils:
Arrow Root, Tapioca, Sago Pearl Barley,
Irish Moss
Trusses. single and double; Breast Pumps,
Nursing Bottles. Syringes, glass and metallic,
etc;
Alum, Borax, saltpetre, Sugar of Lead,
white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, etc;
Together with all other articles usually kept
in Drug Store. In addition, we have 4 very
complete assortment of Perfumery; Also, best
Brandy and Port Wine, selected expressly for
the sick. We are weekly receiving fresh sup
plies from San Francisco, and are determined
to keep our stock as complete as any other in
Nevada county. All of which we will sell at
the very lowest living prices.
DR.. Moore will attend all calls as heretofore
in the practice Of the various departments of
his profession. JESSE MOORE, M. d.
Julv 1Q-13Qm
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At special term of the court of Sessions, held
in aud for the county of Nevada on Monday,
July the 18th, A. D. 1853, present Hon. T. H.
Caswell, county judge presiding, c. Wilson
Hill and I. w. COlburn, associates.
1t is ordered by the court that Auburn street
in Grass Valley, and its continuation be declar-
ed county road, and that all wagon roads
that have been opened since the last order OF
the court be and are hereby declared county
roads
Ordered by the court that all persons hither-
to appointed Road Supervisors appear at the
next term of this court to be held in and for
said county on the first Monday of August next,
and report their proceedings as said Supervi-
sors.
Ordered that Supervisors appointed at the
present term meet together in their several
townships, and designate their several districts
as required by law.
Ordered that Supervisors be notified that in
attention to or refusal to discharge duties, will
subject those so refusing to the penalty laid
down in the statute as contained in statutes OF
1850, page col, sec. 9, which imposes a fine OF
$40 to the person refusing to serve when duly
appointed as said supervisor
State of Califorcia county of Nevada. S. !
hereby certify that the foregoing are true ex-
tracts from the minutes of special term OF
Court of Sessions held in and for said county on
Monday, July 18th, 1853.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court,
IL. s. this 18th day of July, \. D. 1853.
WIN. S. PATTERSON.
1927 clerk court of Sessions.
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III. DAVIS,

Corner of Broad and Pine streets.
HAS just received the following addition
III IL to his stock
1000 lbs Potatoes 40 bbls Flour
1000 lbs Hams; 10 bbls and bbs clear Pork
10 boxes Candles; 1900 lbs Rice;
1000 lbs Stewards and German crushed Sugar
1900 lbs Manila and China Sugar;
60 cases assorted shelf goods;
1000 lbs leaf lard.
lren, Steel, Nails, Hardware. Queensware
etc. etc. H. DAVIS.
Nevada, July 18th, 1858 --l2-it
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Wyoming o. M. G..

NOTlCE.-At a meeting of the Board Of
~ Trustees, held at the Office of the comma
ny 8th July, an assessment of twenty five dol
lars on each half share was levied. to be paid
IN TO the superintendent, at the works, on or be
fore the 2eth inst; and that all back assess
ments not paid In ON the lst August. said shares
viii be sold on that day at the company's ofIicq
to the highest bidder between the hours of Ia
and II o'clock NJ. HENRY X. THOMPSON.
1895 Superintendant w n 70
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Pacific Restaurant.

WE, the undersigned, beg leave to in
w form the public generally that they
have now completed their new house at the
foot Of Main street, near the bridge, which
will be open on Friday Evening, June II,
1883, where, they intend to furnish meals
from A. NJ. until II P. M on the most rea-
sonable terms. Our intention is to do a
cash business, in the most comfortable, con-
venient manner, and table always provided
with the very best the market affords.
P.S. No spirituous liquors at the bar
Call and try US.
CRUSH & CARPENTER.
Nevada, June II, 1851
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Co

ENHE Stockholders ofthe Grass Valley Gold
II Mining Co. are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of the stockholders will be
held at the office ofthe company in Grass Val
ley. on Thursday August a. 1853, for the cleo
ton of Trustees and officers for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of general bns;,
ness J. WINCHESTER, President
Grass Valley. July 81 1s53=l32 2t
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Interesting Correspondence.

NEVADA. July 20th, 1853.
Miss ELLA BErcF. We, the under
signed desirous OF expressing to YOU our
appreciation Of your talent as a songstress,
and high esteem as lady, beg leave to
tender You q complimentary benefit, on
such evening as may suit your conve-
nicnce.
Awaiting your answer before proceeding
further, we remain with great respect your
friehds and obcdient servants,
II. Davis. Thos Henry,
W s. Patterson. Thos J Mccormick,
Robt. A. Davidge, Henry Rothschild,
w. II. Endicott Henri Macairc.
A. A. Sargent John r. Coryell
Jno. L. Mcdonnell, John Lark,
j. \. Lancaster. Wm. X. Bcncrd,
". y. Rabbits, Geo. d. Dorni.
T. W.'Colburn, ". Taylor, Jr.,
VIM. 7. Barbour. Geo Eve,
I..F. Ryan, :. {. Mcintyre,
i. p Iaesh, ". O. Warnock,
L. :. IioTEL. NEVADA, July 20, 1853.
GENrLE}iEN.- Your kind and courteous
note of today is received 1t affords me
great pleasure 10 acquic>ce with your pro
posal, by having Saturday evening next
:ls the time most convenient for me to ac-
ccde to your generous design.
\ ours. Respectfully.
ELLA BRUCF.
70 II. Davis. W. :. Patterson, Dir. John
Lark, w. y. Rabbits II. Rothschild,
and others.
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Democratic Convention.

D URSUANT to public notice the De-
a mocracy Of Nevada county met in
Convention at Nevada city, on Saturday
lhc 10th day of July. 1883, and after a
temporary organization the following gen
tcmen were selected as permanent officers
of the Convention:
President Hiram {. Hodge,
Vice Presidents -Pavid Phelps, VIM.
Wright, G. B. Taft, :. :. Lewis, J. q.
Spear, r. Z. Turnev. and J. Kcyse.
Secrctaries-R \. Dayidgc and |. p.
Vanhagan.
The objects Of the Convention having
Been explained by the President in Il few
pertinent remarks, the convention procee-
ded to the nomination Of a candidate for
state senator. Whcreupon. Mr.. Andrews
nominated John T. Cfenshaw Mr.. Cart
mill nominated L. Wilson; Mr.. Green
nominated s. II. Chase On the first bal
lot the vote resulted
For CrenShaw. u votes,
Wilson, l5
Chase,
Mr. Crcnshaw having received Il maiori
ty Of the votes cast. was by resolution de-
clarcd to be the unanimous choice of the
Democratic party for the Office. The gen
tleman being informed of his nomination,
came into the convention, rendered his
thanks for the Hattering evidence of con-
fdencc expressed by his fellow citizens,
took the occasion to say that the only
reward he hoped to obtain was the merlted
appreciation of his constituency. and ac-
cepted the honor amid the pauditS Of the
whole convention.
Nominations for Assembly being next
in order of business, the following gentle
men were on the first ballot declared to
have received majority of all the votes
cast, and their nomination, was, by reSo-
luton. declared to be unanimous:
Henry p. Sweetland. w w Mason,
John II. Bostwick, J Ohm w Wadsworth, and
Isaac \. Dawley,
The nominees having been apprised Of
their nomination, severally came forward
and rendered their acceptance of the same
expressing determination TO devote their
untirinc efforts to the triumphant election
Of the ticket.
\Vm. NJ. Stewart, sometimes known
as the "Old War Horse, was then pre-
scnted to the convention for nomination
to the Office of District Attorney, and no
one appearing desirous of contesting his
speed. the gentleman was by acclamation
declared to be the unanimous nominee of
the convention. He returned his thanks,
and accepted the nomination 50 hattcringly
rendered
The following gentlemen were then Sc
Nected as members of the Nevada County
Central Committee
". G. Alban. chairman, T. I'll. Rolfe
secretary. w. IL. Endicott. W. J. kuoS,
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Public Notice.

IT'S HEREBY given, that the partnership
Ill heretofore existing between the undersign-
ed, known as the firm of Sweigart & Gillian, of
the town of Rough and Ready, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The outstanding
business of the late firm will be.settled at the
old stand JACOB SWEIGART,
SAML. NJ GILL HAM
Roueh and Ready Cal, June 81, 1e53.134w
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Middle Ferry on South Yuba,

TIVE miles north of Nevada, the most di-
II rect route to Downieville, Grass Valley,
Eureka, Onion Valley, Moore's Flat, Mineso-
ia, San Juan, Cherokee, French Corral, Poor
Mans and Hopkins Creek, Seventy Six, Pine
Grove, Kelsey's and Sears Diggings, and all
other mining regions north of Ophir, Hang
town, Auburn, Sacramento city, &c. -.
Persons travelling north, would do well to
visit Nevada, to see all the late improvements
in Mining. 1t has ever been, and will contin-
ue to be for length of time, the richest and
most extensive mining district that has ever
been discovered in the country.
Travellers honoring US with call will find
good accomm odations at the Ferry.
April 29-3m DAW 9 ROBINSON.
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State of California, County Of Nevada, IS.

State of California, County Of Nevada, IS.
EAIsTRIcT court 10th judicial district. John
~ G. Ritchey, assignee of Garetson &
Lawton and George Crandall Plaintiff, VS.. The
Pacific Gold and Quartz Mining Co., defendant.
THE People of the state of California, to said
defendants, being an incorporated company,)
greeting: You are hereby commanded to ap-
pear and answer within ninety days from and
after the publication of this summons, the COM
plant of John G. Ritchie, now on file in said
court against you for debt in the sum of Twen-
ty Two Hundred and Twenty Nine and 5O-1o0
Dollars, due for work and materials done and
furnished on the Mt. George Mill and for which
Plaintiff has suit on the same, or in case you
do not answer the said complaint, Judgment will
be taken against you for said sum, beside dam
ages and cost of suit. And said Plaintiff also
ask the court for foreclosure of said lien with
sale of the property with such other relief as
he may be entitled to. 1t is also ordered by
the judge of said court, upon proper affidavit,
and it appearing that you are non-residents,
that this summons be published in the Nevada
Journal for the space of ninety days
In testimony whereof /, VIM. S. Patterson,
clerk of the tenth judicial district, court afore-
said, do hereunto set my hand and affix the
seal of said court at my office in Ne
II. ST. yada city, this 10th day of July A. D.
1883. WIN. S. PATTERSON,
13-3m clerk d. C.
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90 IL SYKES is a candidate for election
to the office Of Justice of the Peace, for Grass
Valley Township, made vacant by The resig-
nation of n; H. Davis. esq'r. Election, Sat-
urday, July I'D, 1853. l2.td
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Eegi There is proposition before the
Connecticut Legislature, to grant di-
vorcc for years absence of husband or
wife.
4 law passed the last Legislature of
Ohio, making three years -:wilful absense"
sufficient ground for divorce, if alleged by
the party left.
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Sheriff s Sale.
State of California, Necada CountJ

State of California, Nerada County,ss.
DURSUANT to a decree and order of sale
III. to me directed, issued out of the office of
the clerk of the district court of the 10th judi
cial district, Nevada county, dated the 18th
day of July 1853 On judgment rendered
in said court on the goth day CT June, 1853. in
favor of Charles Couvillaud and against Henry
H. Raymond, for the SUN of three thousand dol
lars, besides interest, damages and costs of suit,
and for the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage on
the following property, towit: -Four undivided
ninths of all those Quartz Leads, Engines,
Boilers, Machinery, Mill, Houses Buildings,
tools, implements Of every kind now belonging
to the Canada Hill Quartz Mining Company,
situate and doing business in the county of Ne.
vada aforesaid; l will sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the door of the court house in Neva-
da city, on Friday the 18th day of August
1853, at - o'clock NJ, all the above described
property, in accoreance with said decree and
order OF sale. Nevada city, July 21st, 1853.
13-3w WIN. H. ENDECOTT, Sh'fS. c.
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NE The Stecragc Passengers who went
down in the Golden Gate on her last trip
passed a series of resolutions compliment
ing Capt Patterson for his kindness and
attention to theth during the voyage, and
fer the cleanlineSS Of his vessel.
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Probate Notice.

EEORGE P. WATERHOUSE will ap-
W ply to the Paobate court of Nevada coun-
ty at its next session, to be holden on Monday
the 25th of July instant, for letters of admins
tration upon the estate of Maria Del Carmen
Gevenes, known as Carmelita Molino, late of
Nevada, decd; when and where all persons
may attend. JAMES CHURCHMAE,
, July 18th, 1e5313-1t" atty for applicant,
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B. c. HORN. j.. r. LEWIS. E. BRIGGS
B. G.. HORN & co

Importers Of Segars and Tobacco.
pRICK building, Sansome street. between
- California and Pine. San Francisco.-
One of our partners being personal resi-
dent in Havana, we are enabled to offer in
ducements to those wishing really choice
article Of segars, such as cannot be surpassed
in this country.
~Erery Variety Of Tobacco, .
Kept constantly on hand. Also, full assort,
ment of American Regalias, which we are
receiving regularly by every clipper ship, and
which we are determined to offer at less pri-
ces than any other similar establishment on
this coast. li-3n
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San Francisco Advertisements.

Dan FRANCISCO AGENcY.-We are please
10 slate that we have secured the services of
Mr. LIP. F1sHER as agent for the Nerada
Journal at San Francisco. He is authorized
10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor this paper, and to receipt for all monies.
All business that may be entrusted 10 him on
behalf of the Journal, will receive immediate
attention. Mr.. Fisher is our only authorized
agent In San Francisco. He may be found at
the Merchants Exchange.
BUDD & SARGENT.
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Estray Notice.

MOUND on my Ranch, on or about the 4th
IL of June last, large bay American Mare,
with white spot in the forehead. The owner
is requested to call, prove property, pay char
ed of according to law.
13-1m* T. WORTHINGTON.
Grass Valley township, miles from Nevada,
July %, 1859
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Rag" II has made several attempts to
shower the past week, and succeeded to
the extent of little sprinkling, but the
skies are now cloudIess.
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DLACKBERRY, RASPBERRY and CHER
ID RY BRANDIEs, of the celebrated S. and
w. brands, in 10 gallon kegs.
The undersigned are the sole agents for
California for the above we'll known Bran
dies, supply of which will always be found
at their store, No. 104 Battery street, corner
of Merchant street, San Francisco.
STARKwEATHER, MCCLENACHAN & Co.
July 22-lS-lm
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hes&&5" The journeymen carpenters of San
Francisco turned ont on strike on the
18th, for IS per day. They had Il we'll
attended meeting on the plaza, and march
ed through the streets with music and
banners Some Of the employers have eX-
pressed 4 willingness to acccde to the rate
demanded.
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Sheriff s Sale.

State Of California, County of Nevada, IS.
UpY virtue of ain execution to me directed,
Id and issued out of the clerks office of the
district court 4th judicial district in and for the
county of San Francisco in favor of A. H. Ste
vens and against the Western Mining Co.,
have levied upon and taken in execution a GER
tain Iced Of Quartz lying and being in the
county aforesaid, and known as the Western
Quartz Iced as the property Of the aforesaid
company defendants, in the action above men
toned, and described as follows, ta-wit 1t be-
ing continuation of the Gold Tunnel Iced,
joining it on the Northern Boundry and running
north with all the dips and angles of the Ledge
tthe length not known hereby give notice
that l will sell at Public Vendue for cash to the
highest bidder, the above described property,
to satisfy and pay the demand of the aforesa aid
plaintiff, amounting to the sum of Seven Hun
dred and Ninety One Dollars and twenty two
cents, besides costs ofsuit. (s791.22); costs am
ountlng to 800, on Saturday the 9th do'-
gust, at II o'clock A. NJ. ,ozo ~ Vi "a
" M. Fl. ENDECOTT, sheriff.
1885, By s. w BORING d. s.
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Dissolution of Partnership,
THE firm of MartelI & Dennis doing bus
i mess in Nevada County, is dissolved this
day. All parties owing the firm will please
settle with P. N. Martell, who will continue
the business as usual. P. N. MARTELL. :.
JOHN NJ DENNIS.
Grass Valley, June l5 1883. Hat
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Dissolution.
WANTED.

TNFORMAT1ON.-If WALTER I. R1pprck:
IL formerly of ST. Louis, Mo-. who emigra-
ted to California by the overland route in the
year !s49, will call at the banking house of
the undersigned, in San Francisco, he will
hear of something to his advantage If any
person is acquainted with the present resi-
dence Of the said Walter l. Riddick, or knows
whether he IS living or dead, they will confer
favor by giving the information to
PAGE, BACON d. CO..
Bankers, San Francisco.
Editors will confer favor by calling atten-
tion to above advertisement; also send paper
containing same TO Page, Bacon B Co. 122w
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Information Wanted

|AFJOHN BALDWIN, formerly Of Med
Oford, Mass. His friends had letter from
him dated at San Francisco Augast 25th,
1852. He had then agreed to go into the EN-,
ploy of a man about, eighty miles from San
Francisco upon farm. Any information
his mother now in Nevada. Address
II-3t LYDIA T. BALDWIN.
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IrSEa An admirable article from J. W.,
of Grass Valley, comes too late, but has
salt enough in it to keep a week.
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p ACI &c FOU N DR. Y.
HinckIey q Co.

Manufdcturers of NIL, Steam Engine
and Quarts Puluerising MACHINERY.
IRON CASTINGS or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
First street, between Mission and Howard
San Francisco. July 22-l3-3m
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M asonic Notice.

:; 81; IS {: s: e !: !; s::::; ]
business. July 20.-l3-1t
STANTON BUCKNER, Pip.
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Lucas, TURNER IL Co.
BANK ERS,
No le4 Montgomery street, San Francisco. =
Draw at Sight, on Time, in Sums to Suit,
ON
American Exchange Bank. New YoRk,
Bank of Commerce, BosToN,
Thos. Biddle & Co. PHILA DELpHIA,
Ferdinand Kennel / Co. New ORLEANS,
Lucas & Simonds, ST. LOUIS,
J. P. Curtis s, Co. LOUISVILLE,
Ellis & Morton, CINCINNATI.
fbs-Gold Dust, b ,ilion and Exchange pur-
chased at best market rates. JuIy22-l3-3m
NIX BARK CENTRAL AMERICA, di-
H. rect from Malaga
1900 boxes layer raisns;
1000 half boxes Layer raisins;
1000 quarter boxes Layer raisins:
For sale by r. L. BREWSTER CO,
i, lO9 Battery corner Merchant street,
l2-Im San Francisco.
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Administrators Notice,

VNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Il ing between Coleman d. Burton, is this
day, Cune 9th, 1889 dissolved by mutual
consent. The outstani ling accounts of tho
concern will be settled by A. N. Coleman,
who will continue the business in the old
stand ON Main street.
A. N. COLEMAN,
Him f. F. BURTON.
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Gcass Valley Saw Mill.

~rass Valley Saw Mill
q p9sserful and extensive SAW MILL
sd with the works of the "Grass
SSaCE G. Mining Company" is NV in
cyeeT2tten, and prepared to fill oil orders
.{ern1Qss7 sR of every description.
- he Engle is q first class sixty horse pow
and mQR % eight feet MULAY SAW,
k2nd ~ Clrct}F Saw-the former. having $50
rokek, hG6 the latter over one thousand reyo-
lions pen einute, and capable Of manuiaetu-
|l3bg abotft feet in each "a hours
EfE We haxfpp band over 5000 first quality saw
legs, and t05fJhrnish on Short notice the BE.r
clear stufNkGhgdr Pine Siding, and Din,e,,-
lion LumHera up to 81 feet in length. and
plank up to 42fnches in width, or wider if ro-
We shall Pat up in few weeks, splendid
ks PL1NING MACHINE,
|&Woodw orth,s patent,) capable of dressing
boards on beth sides at the same time; Also,
ETtongue," groove" d. "bead" them for cell
ings, fooriRg,p& &c. &c.
1heT1fYass Valley Saw MiV,"
is situated near the centre of the village, on
the south side of Wolf Creek (Auburn road)
ands sfosmsa conspicuous landmark, as well to
citizshSras to strangers. A new and substan-
tial bfdge will be Immediately erected over
slHeF Greek, giving easy access toithe lumber
yard for teams-the ground being nearly lew
ell, and the facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
at the folreSt prices.
J. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't.
Grass Valley, April 20, l953.-52-f
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ROBT. 4. DAvIDGE. Sec'y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

REAl. EsTATE EOl.

oALh.-i5y virtue oil I'VE deeds of trust executed
10 the undersigned trustee the 18Th day Of Octo.
Der and on the 1t dny Of November 1851 By Samuel
Baily ,hol Tuesday the Isl day OF February uox
proceed. the premises, by WY OF public auction.
ell the house aud ot aud vacant lo in ad deeds
Toned tog,t her with the household and kitchen furni-
also three shares OF Va. x Tenn. Railroad stock our
autced ~ the corporation.
These lots sitaated Diamond hill, in most
pleasant nejghborho1d. aud contain about and IA
fourth acrcs afgrouud ench They are well worthy the
attention of thuse wishing 70 buy r,ale tate.
The tile to the above property is beescd to be good.
but 1li ouly convey sch lite is vested in me. by
said deeds Of trust
Terms liberal and nude known day Of sale.
iun l2-dtls EDW d CHRISTIAN, Trust.
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