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The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06
Dissolution of Co-PartnerShip.

HFRVEY & JENKINS is This day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted to the firm are
reouested to make immediate payment to A. r. JENKINS
AMI a persons having demands against the same
ouested 10 present them for payment TO the same:
SAMUEL HERVEY, JR.,
a. II. JENKINS.
Nevada, Sept. 16, IaJl-a2-3w'
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10000 lbs Extra Clear Bacon;
100 cs Hams in brine, 200 cs Pie Fruits,
100 Adens Lard, 400 bxs Raisns,
300 kegs + B Syrup, 200 cs Fresh Peaches,
100 hf bbls Dried Apples, 100 cs Jams and Jelies,
200 hf bbls Corn meal, 100 cs Strawberry syrup,
900 sacks Coffee, 100 assd. Preserves,
1000 mats No China Rice, 30 cs Peach Tobacco,
100 rkins Choice Butter, SO cs Fruit do
loo chts Black Tea, 25 cs Grape do
100 chts Green Tea, & 2 b 200 cs Lemon Syrup.
100 cs Z Thomas Oysters, 100 cs Sardines
100 cs Kemp's do 20 cs Yeast Powders,
800 cs assorted Candies. $50 cs Lobsters,
$50 cs Brandy Peaches. 400 cs assd Spices
100 cs CLANS g. 2 lb cans, 500 bxs Soap,
800 cs Cherikings. or & hfgal $50 bxs Hills Soap,
900 cs fresh Tomato Catsup, 155 cs Walnut Catsup,
ESQ kgs Pickles, g. 5. gals go gross Tobacco,
$50 bbls Crushed Sugar. $50 bbls Carolina Rice,
250 hf bbs do do 255 cs Champagne.
For sale low by J. II. COGIIILL s CO.,
Sept %. lS54-1m No 137 Front St. San Francisco.
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DR. J. .. BROWN.

LAS RETURNED from the Eastern States, and Is
I ! now devong much of his time to the treatment of
the EYE. The Doctor be consulted ut all times Of
the day. at his Dspensary, corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery street. Rooms and 9, upstairs.
Dr. BRowN offers the following high recommendations
"WE HEREBY CEKT1Fy, that j. ID. Brown, NJ D., has
passed minute and highly satisfactory examination upon
the Eye and its Diseases, at the New York Opethmac
Hospital and consider him fully competent treat
all affections of the eye.
In testimony whereof, have caused the Seal Of the
corporation TO be hereunto affixed"
Seall MARK STEVENSON, N. D..
VALENTINE MORT, u. D.. L. l.. D.
john GARIsH, NJ d.
DAVID l., ROGERS.
e. Operations for Cataract. Strabsnus Lachrymalis.
Fistnla, &c. An assortment of ARTIFICIAL EYES,
constantly hand and will be inserted at prices to suit
the times. I'D. BROWN, NJ. D.,
In Armory Hail, cor. Sacramento Montgomery streets.
REFERENcEst-J Harrison Fry, Esq. F. Bartlett, Esq,
,rrnIN EraA,E Edu,ard Mckini.v Esu lS-
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ORIENTAL HOTEL,
MAIN STREET.. NEVADA

ROBERT BELL PROPRIETOR.
- HAVING taken the well known and popular house
Fin formerly known as the Nevada Hotel reftted and
nut II the complete order the proprietor 1ud res
cctiullv solicit from the community share OF aron
THE 81 EEPING ROOMS all newly paPered thoroughly
cleanscd ap furnished with beds inferior to no house IN
California. 80 -
THE TABLE will at all times be filled with every luxury
in the market prepared in the best possible style by cooks
that have superlorS. =,
The best LIQUORS Wines and Cigars to be found VIII al
WAYS supply the bar, without regard to cost.
And in fact no pains will be spared to make every ems
toner pc recy satisfied and one shall leave the house
rc2retting that he has made this his stopping place
auo5 ROBERT BELL, proprietor.
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Law Notice..

STANTON BUCKNER and C. w. HILL, have
~ associated themselves in the practice ofthe Jaw
and will attend to all business that may be
ted 70 their care. Office Broad street adjoining
Journal office. STANTON BUCKNER,
c. WILSON HILL.
Nevada, Sept 1858. eO-tf
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IT, The Poet saws

rS- The Poet says:
Death is another life. We bow our heads
At going out, think and enter straight
Another golden chamber of the kings,
larger tLan this We leave and lovelier.
Nevertheless most people dread death, and will catch
every remedy for the orures that rack the mortal body
and hurry its dissolution. Dr. GUYS0TT'S IMPROVED
EXTRACT Of YELLOW DOCK and SA2SAPARIIL.A is pre-
cmnenty the safest and reliable medicine for restor
ing the human system 20 life and vigor
This Sarsaparilla contains of the pure Honduras
Sarsapara than any other preparation that exists
which chemically combined with the Extract OF yellow
nock and the Extract OF Wild Cherry, thus making the
remedy more thoroughly ancient than any other Sarsapa
rills before the public
Sroru,a has baiei the skill of the most eminent phys
eans in this country and in Europe But there is an an
tote for this disease in Guysotts Extracts of Yellow
ck and Sarsaparflla WHICH proving itself specific in
Tho most severe scrou Purchasers will please
he careful TO ask for other but Dr. Guysot
Improved Extract of Yellow DOCK and s"rSaParia' al
ethers In comparison are worthless.
~ For sale at all the principal Drug Lores in the State
W. G. ALBAN, Agent, Broad street. Nevada.
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CToP THE MURDERER! =

CTOP THE MURDERER! = S14O0
y REWARD-The above reward will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery TO the authorities of Nevada
county of THOMAS WARREN AMASON, the man who
murdered Reuben D. Bonncy ut Virgin Flat, the 12th
of July, 1854 to witt $500 by the Cuurt of Sessions Of
Nevada county, and $500 by the citizens of Washington
and jefferson AmasOn is about five feet 10 inches high
heavy round and full rather than bony; has dark hair
dark hazel eyes, round face and orid complexion, with
slight scar his right check: also two scars his
stomach made by knives and when excited has slight
impeachment in his speech. Aug 25, 1S5i-tf
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600 Ticrces new Sugar-cured Hams

1000 Ticrces new Sugar-cured Hams
IOOO in Drine Just received
20 Fay Hams, in brine; 70 mats China Rice;
ITO do Patterson Knapps' 200 barrels and hf barrels
&c Bacon, Carolina rice:
50 bbls mess s. clear pork 500 kgs & East Boston
400 irkins choice butter; Syrup,
$50 kegs leaf Lard; 100 Il gal kegs Island do
125 cases leaf Lard, fn tils; 200 hf bbs Corn mea
$50 bagt green coffee: For sale by
Sept. 22-1m GOCFWIN & CO., 81 California st.
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1OnO BGS GALE BEANS 200 bxs Sperm Caadles;
AVVV 1900 boxes Adamantine Candles;
Is fig blue 200 bgs WS,nuts;
500 bxs Soap; $50 cs Champagne cider;
$50 cs Eng Ale and Porter .TU cs grape peach & fruit
1000 bxs Hills Colgate,s Tobacco:
SoaI: 1900 bxs Fall s. Aires soap;
$50 smoking tobacco; 200 boxes 7 pipes
For sale by Sep 221m GOODWIN CO., 81 CalifornaS ST
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TO the TNedical Profession and tho Public!

To the Medical Profession and tho Public!
nRS. II. HUNT l. C. D. CLEVELAND have associated
- themselves in the PRACTICE OF SURGERY.
They are furnished with instruments every variety
the latest and most approved patterns together with Ap
batatus and prepared to perform any operation,
treat any case this department of Medicine that may
present ITSELF
street Nevada, and DR.. CLEVELAND ut his Office on
Main street, opposite the "Grass Valley House." Grass
Valley Sept, 8, 185i-tf
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For Sale,

"a II ARE CEANCE.
TIJHE property known Iones Ferry formerly sweet.
lands crossng) situated on the South Yuba, five miles
from Nevada City, six miles from Grass Valley, and four
miles from Rough and Ready and on the most direct
from all places South of Nevada to all the Nor
hern Towns. is offered for sale.
The property consists of good boat and all things per-
tanning 10 the Ferry in good order; large frame House,
Stoves cooking utensils and all the appurtenauces of
housekeeping good stock of groceries to supply the
mining trade of the vicinity; Two fine Sows, fourteen
well grown pigs and great number offowl. Also ngood
Ditch property supplying water TO the mining claims Of
and River banks for the greater part of the year
the subscriber after absence of SIX years wishes to
his home in the Eastern States, he will sell the
said property at very reasonable price for cash. ANY
person desirous of making good investment VOID do
well to call and examine the premises
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06

Xxx Ccroons Chile Peaches;
Loo 100 cs Fresh Peaches;
$50 cs at and bfga Peaches; 200 cases Oysters;
175 do do do Peaches l50 do chicken s turkey;
do sardincs or and h bxs 100 do green peas
100 do oliyo oil; $50 cs asd jellies and jams
200 do macaron & termilii; $50 cs assorted spices;
100 do claris and Holsters. For sale by
Sept 22-lm GOODWIN & CO., GO California st.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06

0OO FIRKINS CHOICE BUTTER-(seected)
AOO 16O Barrels clear Pork; 8
25 cases extra clear Bacon; so roast Turkey:
. do do 81 do olive oil;
60 hf bbls crushed sugar; so do sardines
so cs Adens lard. Is In tins 100 do champagne cider;
400 kgs pckels 3, g. goIs 100 do Steson &Poysters
100 Inf bbls corn meal; so do Kemp's do
$50 bags Chill beans; SO do kemps lobster;
loo bbls Billings Hams; so do clans;
80 casks hams, in brine; 1900 do pie fruits
800 bxs adamantne candles; $50 do peaches;,
1000 mats No China rice; 100 do fresh apples;
400 kegs B syrup; 200 do candles;
$50 chests gunp'r and lmp teas; IS do wax candles
500 bxs Hills soap, $50 do tomato and walnut
$50 do c olive soap; casup;
10 cases peach tobacco; zoo cases sauce!
90 do grape do; 200 do black pepper;
so do Cal iDgot do; IT'S do mustard;
100 do Goodwin's tobacco; 80 do ground cassia;
50 do roast chicken; 100 deZen brooms,
80 cases alspice, &c. For sale by
j. H. COGHILL CO..
Sept. Is 1854 I'm l37 Front ST. nsar jackson street
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San Fran cicsco Advertisements.
CALIFORNIA ART UNION,
At Duncan's Chinese Sa1esrooms, S. Francisco

III IJUICtIII CIIItSU oultSrUOllS >. ItIICISCU
Distribution on the 3Oth October.
C000 Superb Artieles!! including $4,000 In
got Of Goldt
THE LARGEST DIAMOND IN THE UNITED STATES, for
which $4,000 in cash will be paid,
PAINTINGS. DIAMOND WORK, VALUABLE WATCHES.
WORKS OF ART. &c.
100000 SIARES-0NE ARTICLE no EVERY SIXTEEN
SIIARES-ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE
The first 90 Articles in the Catalogue are given below
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06
JOB n r AYL Or

Importer & Jobber of Druggists Chemical.
& Conectioners Cass"%fe, Perfumery, Fancy Goods &C.
$50 Washington bet. Montgomery Sansome streets
AS on hand complete assortment of Shop Furn-
- ure and can fit out Drug Store and Pyscians offices
at short notice Also Prescription Vias Hair Oil and
Pomatum bottles Funne Graduates, Mortars and Pestes
Spatulas Corks, Twine, Syrnges Also fine assortment
of Druggists Perfumeres and Liquor Labels, Combs,
Brushes, Perfnmery packed with care sepS3 m
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NOTICE.
Removal of the American Market.

Johns Proprictor of the American Market, will
A, occupy during the erection ofa Fire-Proof Brck
building on the old site) the Store next door heretofore
ocrmnied by J. n Turner where he will be able to sup
Nv bIs customers us usual He has in Store large
Stco.k and selling low for Cash. His meat market VIII
@ sioek ~ % with his Grocery business Sep 22lm
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06

'.Seasons return, but not to me returns
Day, or the sweet approach Of owe or morn,"
sI'm blind"
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TOM & DAMS,
Main street, Nevada,

Main street, NEVADA,
Fouraoors below Williamson Dawley's Banking House.
TINHE ABOVE SALOON Is NOW OPEN FOR THE REtEl-
L TION OF COMPANY.
The Best Liquors and Cigars
TO be found in California will always be in readiness at the
BAR Besides having had experience o. several years
the Undersigned hater themselves that in point OF eXle-
rience and tact in
PREPARING FANCY DRTcIES, &
their saneriors are not to be fonud in this State,
MAGNIFICENT REsG AIOoy has been fitted up in the rear
of the BsT Room where gentlemen are invited 10 harc
seat and read the news where they will always id lae
Calif,1nia and Atlantic papers.
Thankful for the liberal patronage we have heretofore
eceivcd from the public of Nevada have every reaS
believe that our present efforts to please thcm WI" oe
literally rewarded. THOMAS HtNlH
Nevada AUGUST IL 1854 DANIEL T. WIIIMARTH.
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G. O. KILBOU RN
LINbGR!LUNbIR!!

Turner, Caldwell & Co.'s Mil.
eESIiE UNDERSIGNED prepared to furnish to the
!. public II kinds OF Lumber, and TO I'll al Orders
in the shortest time They have hand large supply
Of Seasoned Lumber, which they will sell cheap for
CASH.
The sgcncy heretofore in Turner's store Is In the
hands OLA B. GREGORY. and all orders cft with him
Will be promptly attended TO.
Sept. 29-3m TURNER, CALDWELL & Co.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06

GAR CURED HAMS
ng's Hams;
800 es Imp. Tea, l and 2 ib
caddies:
$50 cs Oolong tea, lib paprs;
15u cs Pie fruits;
100 cs oysters, various brands
500 CO W & f Fresh peaches;
$50 cs assorted syrup;
100 cs Green corn,
zoo cs Brandy cherries,
100 cs Brandy peaches,
200 bxs CoTgate starch,
500 bxs Colgate soap.
Nj bxs Hills& n z Soap,
900 bxs adamaDtine candles
40 cs pepper sauce & catsup
so cs Olive oil,
), 400 cs Twin Bros Tobacco,
30 cs Grape tobacco.
$50 cs CLANS and Eobsters,
Is so cs L w Matches,
For sale by
(. 2. BREWSTER & CO,
s. Front, corner Clay street,
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06
Town Election.

AN ELECTION FOR ONE TRUSTEE s ordered for
~ Saturday, Goth September, 1854 to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of George W. Dickinson and
Assessor in place Of j. = Foster who has aied to quail
ify. The Polls will be held at the Phoenix Saloen Per
order. W. G.. ALBAN, Pr9st.
W. YOI-Sc Sec'y
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nm CASKS NEW 81
AUU $50 barrels Bill
so cs clear Bacon;
&c hhds extra clear Bacon,
800 bbls clear mess Pork;
$50 hf bbls clear mess pork;
100 bbls and hf bbls extra
mess Beef;
$50 cs Leaf Lard, 10 ID tins;
oO5 kegs Leaf lard,
100 do E B Syrup, 8 gallon,
500 kegs Dried Apples, .
$50 kgs pickles, 3 and 5 gall
500 hf bbls Corn Meal,
10 NJ lb Green Rio Coffee,
so NJ lbs Peruvian Sugar.
so NJ lbs No | Chiaa sugar,
3M mats No | China rice,
IN pags fresh Chile beans
800 hf bbls Goshen butter,
100 doz 3 hoop Buckets,
200 doz fancy handled broom
100 cases Jams and Jellics.
]
| Sept. l5-1m
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SIGOURNEY & PECK,

FyAyING 1AKEN THE STORE formerly occupied by
III burton g. Coleman, one door below Williamson <
Dawley's Banking House, Main St. Nevada, offer to the
city and county trade, upon the most reasonable terms
large and well selected stock of Merchandise, consist
ing in part of
Flour, Beef, Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Lard, Choice Butter, Coffee,
Teas SUGAR. Mackerel,
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-06

TO- The first 20 Articles in the Catalogue are given below
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
III Ed.

On the 10th ult., in this county, CATH
ERNIE EAEMAN, vile Of Joseph Earman, agee
SO years.
In Harrisonhnrg, en- "Wednesday evening
last, after pro,rac.ed illness, Mrs. FRANCE.
HUNTER, wife Of DR.. s. M. Hunter.
In arlisonbnrg, on the 9Th iiist Col. ALEX
AMBER MeGILvRAy. after long illness.
In this place, on the 9Th inst.,. Mrs. MARY
E. STINFBUcH, wife Of Mr.. Jacob SlinebucR
1t is but few weeks since the subject o.
this notice was led to the hymenial altar, a
bushing bride We are now called on TO re-
cord the melancholy fact OF her death The
combination Of diseases, which have thus sud
denly ushered her into The spirit world, was
contracted the night Of her marriage, BY taking
severe cold and although The best medical
skill was brought to bear on her case, it was all
baffled, and on last Tuesday evening, her spirit
lett its tenement and went to the God who gave
it, We most sincerely sympathise with the
deeply afflicted husband. His loss is heavy
and hear-rending, for she was, we learn, a
most alniable lady, aud affsctionaie wife.
Al Mountain Grove, in Bath county, on Mon
day the 10th ut., OF whoepifg cough, Fill
MORE SrAaLY, aged years and months, and
on Sunday the 22nd ult., THOMAS MAsslE, aged
3 months, children Of COL Samuel V. and Eu-
genia S. Gatewood.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
coMMIssroNEWs SALE OF LAND

u Y virtue of decree rendered on the 9th
I'D day Of January, 1854, by The Circuit
Court of Augusta county, in the case OF Shell
fey, Trustee, VS.. Peter Sneeis and others,
shall proceed on Saturday the Al dag IF March,
1854. to sell on the premises, to the hshes. bid
der. al public auction The Trac. oil Land known
as The PETER SHEETS; FARM, and now
occupied by John Argentrieht continuing
l27 Aces 80 Poles.
The Land is readily susceptible OF Improve
menl, abou, half oil 1t is cleared, and the residue
very well tinberea. The Improvements con-
sist of HOUSE aid STABLE.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much to be paid in cash
as MAY be necessary to pay the expenses Of ,h.
sale and the costs OF suit. and tie residue III
Tour annual payments, with interest from the
date, payable annually. Bonls with good Sc
CURLY will be required for the deferred pay
menls, and the title " i'll BE- retained as ultimate
security.
Possession t., be given on The day Of sale or
so soon as h- terms Of sale are complied with.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY3 Conan.
Feb. g. 1854-i,s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

ITsK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
GUST received supply oizihe i.b9se ari-
81 Gle. Which | am prepared 10 furnish at city
prices Is ne'.necsss',ly to say more I, Eiive
10 these cases, than 10 add the following trsi-
moG TO their value. a b. CHANDLER.
WAsHiNGToN, April 5.
Messrs. Fisk 4 RAYMOND,
Gentlemen We Wiiasssed the utility OF your
ornamental ..paten. Metallic Burial Case used
10 CONVEX, The rauaaius nf the late Hun john C..
Calhoun To the Congressional Cemetery, which
impressed lis with the belief that it is the be.l
article known TO us tor transporting The dead TO
their fua resting place. q
With respect we subscribe ourselves Yours
etc, II Clay. Lewis cass ID S Dickinson, j. VI
Mason, D K Aiehinson, A c Green. Daniel
Webster, Nj BerIisn, jeff Davis, W Il King.
Henry Dodge. W P Mapanm.
am also prepared to furnish al the shortest
notice, wooden collins, iron the plaiuest to
the finest, 10 any par, OF the county. a, mo-
derae charges
Dec. 26, 1853. A. D. c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

THE INDEPENDENT BANKS IN VIRGINIA.
There are in Virginia Ten banks Sly led .slnde-
pendent Banks whose aggregate circulation,
or notes counlersigned and delivered, upio the
9lst Of December last, according. TO a report
JUS, made 10 the Legislature OF that State
amounts in the aggregate to 81 500 235, against
&f,909,3ll Sc worth of securities deposited
with the State Treasurer. The securities consist
of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company s guar
anteed bonds, Virginia registered stock and cou-
pom bonls, Wheeling guaranteed bonds and va.
rious Virginia railroad guaranteed bonds The
following are the Names oi the banks: Manu-
f.c,urel's and Farmers Bank OF Wheeling
Bank Of The Ole. Dominion, a, Alexandria Cen +;
trail Bank, al Staunton Merchants Bank oi
Virginia, at LyncIbure Bank oil Winchester,
a, Winchester; Monticello Bank. al Chatoltts-
vile; Bank of Fairmont, at Falrmoni; Bank
of BsikeIy, at Marlinsburs Frans-Aleghany
Bank, at Jacksonville; and Bank of Wheeling,
at Wheeling. Two others, one at F1ede,icks,
burg an one a, Harlisonburg, are about 10 go
Mo operation.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
In Council for the Town Of stauntoa.

Alft FeOIuary ~nu, looI.
Presen-N. K Trou, Mayer, A. j. Garbei,
Recorder, T. p. Eskrdge, 4. M. ushing, Il.
w. Stevenson and John Bra,ldeburg, Alder
n,en. and II. NJ. Bell, councilman. Absen, at
calng the roll, Mess,s. j. A. McClung, A NJ
Slmpson, j. Kinney and J. b. Baldwin
Present also, }. Kinney, Esq.
Mr.. w. Crawford rendered his resignation oil
the offices OF Chief Police and Superintendent
vi Water Works, Which OH motion was accepted,
and ihereupou the Council proceeded TO an cleo
tIm, 10 ill lhs vacancy. James |. A. Troter,
bag nominated, Was unanimously elected
Lhlei OF Police, and also Superintendent OF
Water Works.
Edwin Nj. Culhing is allowed SGT so per ac-
count fled.
A communication was presented from DR..
klerillat OH behalf OF the Board Of Visitors OF
the Deaf and Dumb aud the Blind lns,linlion,
asking upon what conditions the Institution
cauld be supplied with waller from the tow II
pipes.
Present Also, A. n. Simpson, Esq.
an molon Of Mr. Bell The following resolu
ton was adopted:
Resolved, That the proposition to furnish
water to the Virginia lnstilUiion Tor the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blind, he declined.
On motion Of Mr.. Trout the following Order
was made.
The Council being Of opinion that Ewart
Smith and G. B Dyer are entitled 10 the re
ward Of $500 offered for the apprehension ant
conviction OF The murderer oil VIM. Coleman
and the said Smith having authorized the pay
lnenl Of the whole sum to the said Dyer-it ii
therefore ordered thai the Chamberlain pay th
said sum 10 the said Dyer.
The Chamberlain having reported the pay
ment Of Corporation bond executed to Miss
Ann Pey,on for SIPS, said payment was ap
Droved and ratified by the Council, z4
r. w. Stevenson is allowed the sum Of 5
per accoun. filed
On motion OF Mr. Bell, the resolution declin
ed the application Of DR.. Merilat on behalf {
the Visitors OF the Virginia Institution for III
Deaf and Deaf and Dumb and The Blind, wa
reconsldered aud referred to the Water Commi
tee.
On motion OF Mr.. Bell the Council adjourned
Iesic, JAS. F. PATTERSON, elk.
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:, - - --------l-------
NOTICE..

TINE UNDERSIGNED having sold his farm, vii
l. low efier for sale, on the premises, I've
miles Spaih-tas, Of Siauaton, On Wednesday
the 22J OF February, The following property
viz:
Three good work horses; three Or four No.
milch cows one COED Flali'alieh wagon, near
lynew one horse wagon, nearly new ont
set. fonr horse gears; some Two or three hun
dred bushels corn; thirty bushels rye; sumo
live or SIX ton gooi hay; one Windmill Price
Brlgs y 20 : make, nearly new; SOME fifty
bushels Oats. Plantation utensils, such a
Plang hs. ha rrn,rs IN tssith various sa'her art,
Giles mol necessary to enuinerate. Terms d
sale made known on thu day OF sale. Dine al
tendance by y. BRiGHfWELL.
Feb. g. 1854 = 81.
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PUBLIC
S.RLE OF L.EyVD,

WILL be offered for sale.on the premises
W upon the 9Th day OF March, tit fair, i
not, on The next fair day. a tract OF land lying
in Roletourt county, containing about
s.bs5 Acres.
The farm is in remarkably good neighbor-
hood, within three miles OF Fncastle, on the
road leading thence ,6 Armsterdsm, and eley-
ell miles om the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road.
About one-third Of the land is in wood-th the
cleared land is in good eondlIon The build
ings ate comfortable Dwelling 18th six rooms,
Kitchen and Servants house. good Stable.
Barn, &c.
Posse asion will be given on the LIST Of
April.
The terms Of payment will be made known
on the day OF sale.
AT The same time will be sold for Cash, the
stock and iarmiug implements on place, and
few articles oil HOUSE hold aud Kitchen Fur
GEORGE T. WILMER.
Feb. 8, l854-4t.