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OaI6 Conducted Dy
lie 8 GODD1N APPERSON. Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FARM ON THE WEsrHAM PLANK ROAD.
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of the
County of HeDrco, pronounced on the lfth May,
1854 ia the of Pitcher, guardian Pitcher &
shall Commissioner thereby appointed, proceed
TO sell at public auction, on the premises, Wed
nssday the l4th dsy OF JUNE 1924 at O'Clock r d.,
ny r. b. Jones, Commissioned the FARM at the
terminus CT the Westham Plank Road, of which Jno
A. Pitcher died. seized, now occupied by Mr. Benia.
min Pitcher. containing 81 and a half acres
There Is upon the place 3 comfortable dwelling
and the usual ont-buildiDgs, and most excellent
bly, good
Persons disposed TO examine the place, will please
call on the tenant who will take pleasure In lhow-
ing 1t. - : s.,sss
TERMs-Onethirdc cash. balance ct and 2 years
for nesoiiatisbe notes. interest added satsfaeioria
iy endorsed, and title retained TIL last not Is paid
JACOB b. KEESEE, Com'r.
GosoiH \ AppEssos, Auciieneers.
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BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
VALUABLE PRIYATE RESIDENCE

ON GRACE STREET, AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 18th June, at a O'Clock P. M, upon
the premises will be sold that Brick House and
Lot situated the south side of Grace street. at the
east corner of Adams street. and joining the resi-
depce of Rev JOS s. Wathall. The House contains
from to 10 plea ant rooms, finished in good style,
with brick kitchen attached and the premises sup
piled will city water and gas The lot fronts z8 feet
and runs back about $50 feet to an alley in rear
The location of this property, as well as of the
buildings. renders it among the most desirable of
the kind in the market
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and u
months for notes, with interest added, and secured
by trust deed.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS
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Cd FARM FOR SALE.-For sale. a
rA- FARM. in the county of Henrico, shout FIVE
miles from Richmond, between tho Old Furnpike
and the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rad, con.
tanning about $50 acres75 of which are CLEARED the
balance well wooded.
There is good dwelling the farm, with six
rooms, together with icehouse, barn, stabk and all
nece ssary cut houses. Terms accommodating. Ap-
ply to JAMES PHILLIPS
At Mr.; Holmau's Grocery, cor. LIST and Broad SITS.
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ICE WATER PITCHERS.-Another
i supply Of these celebrated Ice Pitchers, which
hrs met with such universal approval from the pub
BULKLEY CO.'S,
je Il No. Isl Main Il.
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:, H T. DhnHACVII, IIustee8.
Sale conducted by
je9 TIL. w KEFsEE Auct

HOUSEHOLD + u RNITURE AT
liAUCTION.-Wil be sold on THURDAY next,
the 18th June. 1854 at the residence of DIR Jose oh
Mosby, on the Southsde of Clay, between 4th ana
9TH streets commencing at 10 O'Clock all his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consulting Of the usual
variety, including valusble parcel Of Medical Books
and fine Mahogany Book Case
TERMS: All sums under $50, cash; over that amount
four months credit for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. By request of the Trustee.
Je 10 THOMAS W. KEESEE Auct
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augusta CIRCUIT CoURT-The Stanton Vindi.
Gator mas the following notice of the discharge O
Bright B. Fiddler, charged with bgamy:
Inc witnesses for the Commonwealth not ap.
pealtg, the prisoner was discharged The fact
o. his discharge is certainly presumptive evi.
Hencf OF his Innocence, but whether the lady TO
whom he was married will thus consider the mat.
t'r' We do not know. She is now living with her
ia'her {who is very worthy and respectable gen.
u"mau) ia an eHcicHte state.
The following proceedings transprcd in the case
81 the Irishman Brogy:
The case of Brogy charged with committing
Tape, wac continued to the next term on motion OF
me EOmmonwealths attorney. Several imporiat
witnesses were absent. He was bailed in bond OF
- and security-the security also giving bond
o! 800 Tor their appearance at the Fall term.
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|
II EYSVlLLE LAND, VALUA RI u
- TAVERN STAND. AND OTHER PROPER-
Tf, FOR SALE.-The subseriher hsyins detsrm;ne "a
20 remove 70 the Southwest, viii dfer for ale ~
public auction, on TUESDAY, the ith dsv of InIv
next his entire tract of LAND, coufainns iii; ners
and lying In the county of Charlotte irnuedisteI1
around keysvile depot, and at the Junction Of I'M
niehmond and Dansilie Railroad and the KeysviIie
ana Ghrlstiansville Plank road, 70 miles from Rich
Christiansville. iio'A
Inc land Is very desirable, on account Of It's xrest
sonVenlence to market, and is highly eptihe of
Improvement and capable of producing the finest
fertilizers y ~ use VI s1"1o e"a o'nef
rRS VII sr. sso sell his long and well known TAv-
oss m; ~. " which Is large. roomy and commodi-
oas DuI a,ns part OF newly erected with all ne
Also. three good STORE-HtlIISrs pr.rv
. ID - 1ss onUP, WHEELRI6HTS SHOP. and
ants af ocSoP'ed y GOOD ten
| IN histavern yard. e''o"e "aser
Possession will be given ON the day ofNovsn.
.TERMs-One.thirdp payable in cash on In. ,;,.t A.
on november next; the residue IN equsI in,t.J,enas5
~ one and two years thereafter. The title will h.
ss.aIned or deed of trust given to secure The A.
ien,ed payments; Also bonds with approved secnri.
Tor farther information apply to Mr. Isaac r. Wal.
III, nIcn inond Va; or to the subscriber at Ksys
':te, winch Is his pt st Office. s :
y o--atd JOHN D. PRIDDY.
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TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.

prick HOUSE AND LOT, AND
- BUILDING LOTS ON OREGON HILL, AT
AUCTION GA FRIDAY next, 10Th June at a
o'clock, p M, upon the premises, will be sold the
House and Lot on Church street, on Oregon HILL adj
joining the Methodist Church. and now occupied by
MIR. James E. Gstes. containing three four good
rooms in nice ORDER sc
The Lot fronts about thirty feet and runs back
one hundred feet
Also, about twelve Building Lots lying within the
Belvdere enclosure and admirably suited for build
ing sites
TERMs.-One-third cash. balance az and 8 mos,
for notes with interest added and title retained
je IL TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auctr,
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GHEESE, HAMS, 4 c.-25 boxes prime
~ ChsASe selected tor cutting; 10 bills CHOICE Fs-
miiy Ham, Receiving per steamer, AID n sale b5
jee JNo. WoMBLE CO.
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Ihe revenue cutter Morris arrived at Norfolk,
on thursday, bringing back the fugitive slave,
"h'h0ny.--fleE. Ga.
We have seen no notice of the arrival of the
Norris IN the Norfolk papers. The editor of the
tactic has probably been nisinformed
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SAILING OF THE Ratio


New YORK, June TO- P M.-The royal mil steam.
er Baltic sailed to-day with 200 passengers and $3.50
ia specie.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN u CO.
&c, AUCTION-On
- THURSDAY. 18th inst, we will sell st our ans
non sore 70 40 assortment fGRoCERJES, viz:
Coffee, Crushed and Powdepad sn,.
Mackerel; Herrngs SUGARS
Candies; Soap; Starch
New England Rum; Brandv, CIa-.. IN,
Rasins; Cigars, Ssleratus ine
Wrapping Paper; Tumblers, &c.
.-rr ALSO,
An invoice of Green and Black Teas
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 800 and over. 4 mont, .
credit for approved paper. '" no
je3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co Au...
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HUH 4. WARD.-This young man, recently tried
III me county of Randolph, on charge of killing
george H Long, on the 9Th of October last, by
sahons him with pocket-knie, was found guilty
Involuntary nranslaughter and sentenced to three
years confinement in the pententiary. Much sym.
Pahy IS expressed in his behalf, and an application
iur his pardon win BE- made.
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je 10 GODDIN l. APPERSON. Aucts
VALUABLE COTTAGE FARM OF

III ACRES, IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold THURS,
DAY Afternoon. 22d June. 1854 upon the premises
commencing at O'Clock, that very valuable and at.
Dwelling thereon, formerly owned by Mr.. Antonio
Pizzini, about one mile west of the city of Richmond
adjoining the residences of Messrs. John N Shields
and Robert King.
The farm is in the highest state of cultivation and
abound in several varieties of Grape, Fruit and has
it growing crop OF Oats, Potatoes Peas Corn
&,.. all of " hich will be sold with the place.
TERMS -One-fourth Cash; balance at |, and
years for bonds, bearing interest," secured by trust
deed.
Immediate possession be given. $685.
ieo lnnnIN f.
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BALTIMORE RACES.

We copy from the baltimore sun the following
description OF Fridays races:
The first race was four miles, for purse of 81 :.
f'. Hon. j. NJ. Bolts, Of Va, II. II. s. Key and
francis Hall; Esqrs., OF Maryland, were the judges
The following were the entries:
James Ta!ley entered 9. g. "One-Eyed Joe" by
Prince George, dam the dam OF Register, Il years
I'D. Capt. John Bclcher entered b. h. RED Eye .
rs Boston, dam Lucy Long by Priam o. p Hare
entered chi Fanny Fern, by Glencoe, dam by
Meioc, years old
The horses got Oft we'll in the first heat, and i,
won by zone Eye Joe in 43 The first
mill two minutes; second, %; third ID:
fourth, %. The second, heat was run in Z 40
tr-t. mile, I55; second, l.55; third, l.56 Won by
Red Eye. Fanny Fern was drawn alter the first
heat. The third heat was run in 8.24-frst mile.
20i second, 2 %; third, = 10.
Summary-One Eye Joe. %
Fanny Fern----..----2 drawn.
Red Eye-------.-...3
Time-7.4}; 745; 8.24.
The second race was sweepstake for three year
rds two mile heats. The only horses started were
Col Calvin Green's b. { by Ainderby, dam Princess
ty NcdOc The race won by Col. Green's filly
IN two straight heats.
Sumlnary-C Col Green.
Mr.. Witten .----..-...2
Tme-3 81, 353
Inc last race was a match Tor $500, between
haiy Darling. entered by DR. Lynch of ,St Mary's
county, Md, and Handy Andy, entered by Mr.
Francis Hall, Of Prince Georges county, Nd mile
and repeat. Katy Darling carried some thirty
pounds more weight than the other horse. The
match was won by Handy, alter exciting and
closely contested run.
Summary-Iiandy Andy. ..---..l
Katy Darling --..-.22
Inlee heats were run, and the second heat was
DECIDED to be dead heat
Time. Isl l52 IA SO.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALJ

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALU-
l. ABLE PRIVATE DWELLING In THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. ON LEIGH AND 9Th SITS
BY ivirtue OF the powers conferred the subscri-
beers by deed of trust from E. H. Chamberlayne and
wife, dated Sd July, 1855 du recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court. we shall proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 29t
day June. 1854 if fair ifnot the next fair day,
mencing at o'clock, the large and very valuable pr
yate Dwelling with half acre lot attached thereto
row in the occupancy of Edwin ii. Chamberayne,
ESQ., situated at the corner of Leigh and 9Th SITS
This property is we'll known, aad highly ap-
preciated thai general description of it is deemed
unnecessary.
The title to the said real estate is believed to be
perfect, but the subscribers will convey with the
usual special warranty.
The terms will be made known at the hour of sale.
DAHL. r. STEWART, r.,.,.a
JOHN y. CASKIE. A'u''o''
P. Sat the same time and place, and by virtue
of another deed of truss executed to BY the above
named Fl Chanlberlsyne ard wife, date goth De-
cember 1883, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall sell such portion oftbe above real
tate as may not he necessary for satisfying the prior
trus. deed thereon. Terms at sale
w. GODDIN, / ru.
j. L. APPERsoN,} Trustees, z
4 -
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BY GoDDIN & APPERsoN.

DE A u 7 1 F U l. COTTAGE RESI-
~ DENCE ON CLAY, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
1850, upon the premises, commencing at 3 o'clock,
that beautiful Cottage Residence the south side OF
Clay, between LIST and I'd streats, now occupied BY
DR.. John Mcconnell. The lot fronts SO feet, runs
back IS feet to alley. The house has rooms
and brick Kitchen, with cellar containing two rooms
The premises are in good repair and abound in hand
some fruit and shade trees, shruhbery, &c.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed.
ie A.
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A CURE FORCOUGHS, COLDS. &

"A CUhE fOhCOUGHS, COLDS, 81 O
"a in A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
PICTORIAL In NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
rEhS are pleasant and ehectual remedy for colds
coughs, and all diseases OF the throat and lungs =
Ihey contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wild
merry so generally known as a remedy for puimo-
nary complaints The children cry for them. There-
fore, every mother should have a box. After nsin,
one box OF these waters you will never touch bst-
yer medicine These are just the thing You want q
box. e q Ssa 70
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Immediate possession can be given.
je9 GODDIN IL APPERSON, Auets.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
H CHURCH HILL, ON 9TH AND 18TH SITS,
NEAR LEIGH STREET CHURCH, FOR SALE
By request of the City Council, will sell public
auction the premises, Tuesday, the 18th day of
June, 1884, commencing at O'Clock, p NJ, large
number of handsome building lots, on oath and 25
Streets Church Hill between Clay and streets and
nearly opposite the Leigh street Baptist Church.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at 8, 6 and mos
for BILE notes. interest added and title retained
till last paid "a plat Of the property can be
seen at our office.)
GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
P S. After the foregoing sale, will be sold hand
some Building Lot the Southsde of Grace be-
ecu 18th and Doth Streets adjoining the residence
of Mrs Brett fronting s. fl. by Isl f. to alley
is a. A
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TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Il LOTS, NEAR THE WESTERN SQUARE,
AT AUCTION On Thursday, 18th June, imrnedi-
ately after the above sale, say at o'clock will be
sold upon the premises, seven Building Lots On the
north side of Main street, west of the Public Square,
aud opposite the residence of Mr.. James Guest and
also other Lots lying in of the above, in front
of the residence of NJ. Shafer, the south side
of Federal street-aach of the above Lots fronting
80 feet, and back 1873 feet to alley 20 feet
wide.
with interest, and title retained
lie TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Ancts
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TTHE NEW BOOK. ALONE" by q
l. Lady of Richmond, marion HaIlan.l

l. Lady of Richmond, Marion HaIlan.-D
A. MORRIS, Publisher.
'.Tbis work has for its sui horess tie highest
enct miums where it has been troduced: md indie ed
it should fer it is work of rare excelisnci the
characters drawn to the lifs IL aboundi with the
richest sentiments and the moral inculcstt I'd perfect
Iy chaste end pure. In point of fiction, lie unsnr-
passed by any work of a similar chsrscteIA Harden
Cd indeed and utterly devoid of the hper feelings
the soul. must he be who csn peruss its RACES, and
fail to feel the ennobng influences of thu pure at
nospber@ which It bresthesn
Price $I.95. For sale by all booksellers. jef2
y E00 BUSHELS SHORTS, for sale
~aeJUO by
jeIo JOHN II. claiborne
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81 wish to hire Immediately, mjddleaged Man
Servant to wait upon gentleman of this city, the
balance of the year. He must be practical body
servant of established good character and quaica-
tons None except suck as this need offer. If well
suited. we will pay high price.
ie 10 TOLFR Il COOK
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NALU ABLE REAL ESTATE ON
CHURCH HILL AND UNION HILL, At
AUCTION. On Tuesday, 18th Juns, at 4! o'c lock P.
NJ, upon the premises, will be sold Building Lots
Church Hill, the east side of 27th, between N
and O streets, having coed fronts and running beck
1874 feet to alley
Also, the Framed House and Lot on Venabe near
25th street, with the vacant Lot adjoining in good
order.
Also, "a quarter Lots, lying near Leadbetters
Tavern, adjoining the property OF VIM. Bowen.
Terms at sale.
ia TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auct
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WANTED Thirty Laboring HANDS
w the line of the R. + and 2. R r. about -
miles froms Richmond, to lay track. Apply to
w. N. BRAGG, Sup't Of Road
Office r. +. and P. R. R. Co.,
Richmond, May -, 1854.
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WANTS.

I INFORMATION w D-Of my
L son, WILLIAM s. BROOKS, as he is some
times called William Sweeney. He is about five feet
one inch high; has dark hair add eyes; had on when
he left SidneY's Point, about 2! miles from Rich
mond on Tuesday last black Kossuth hat black
coat and pair of black and blue striped pantaloens
Any information concerning him, will be thankfully
received and literally rewarded by his wife, his
mother, Mrs N. Sweeney. lie I0-3:*
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WANTED-For the balance of the year,
W aCOLORED BOY, between Is and Is years
of age. Apply at this office. je 1876
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LyOR HIRE-1wo WOMEN, both good
i Cooks, Washers and froners ard two GOOD house
hOYS, about IL and the other about 10 wears Of
age r. n. TABB & SON,
as Office on Governor street. IS
10 1875 ts5 Between Main aud Ffanklin
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WANTED-To hire for the balance of
w the year ,or by the month, WOMAN, to cook
and wash for small family residing about one mile
in the country Apply to
THOMAS M. VALENTINE
lie lO-2t At the Post Office
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WAkD-" Dr. JEFFRIES' AETIDOTE, for
Tue cure OF Secret Diseases without any rsstr;rt;on
Seyond an abstinence from excess either in eating or
harmless. and is unquestionaby the n,est pYpr,,s nS
cases. ~ e "'eu iof sniiaf
The Proprietor cbailepp es a c.s. ,,vh III, .,
relieve or cure in few DAYS 800 " !" ~ no'
Soid otily oy BENNETT & BEERS.
my -uiHColI Sole Agents for R;rh,,<,J vi
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NV ANIEU-A PARTNER, with capi
tai of $500 or $4,000. TO engage in the mercan-
tile business IN small village in Virgins where
there eau be 81 600 worth of goods sold annually ut
fair oht Any person wishing to engage in the
above, wi ! address Up. M" at Gotham, Albemarle
COUNTY. va lie Sims
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WANTED-Immediately, at the Angus
w Ia House, for the remainder of the wear first
rare DINING ROOM SERVANT, and CHAMBER
MAID. For such, liberal pnce viii be given.
3. A. HEISKILI,
r. s. Three spacious CHAMBERS at present va.
cabi. je a-4tk
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-03
FRENCH GULCH HOTEL.

{f.s3 THE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure
Efami IN announcing TO the public that they
-x-i..A have opened The above named house ut
French Gnlcl. Tor the accommodation OF travel,
ers aud oiiis rs who may be disposed 10 favor
th' IN with heir patronage. The house is new
and commodions, and in connection with it is
an excellent garden, from which The table will
he constantly supplied with every variety OF
vegetables. We faiter ourselves that our facil-
tiles are su, as tn enable us to keep a house
enAl II not superior, TO any in this part OF the
country. Our BAR will be furnished with the
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Selected with great care, expressly for the
house. Attached TO the house we have n good
corral and siab'e, well supplied with hay aud
barley which will be sold al the lowest rates.
share OF the public patronage is respectfully
30 ocied j. L. WRIGHT s. co.
June B. 1854. :m
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-03
Red B,ua. Correspondence.
RED BLurrs. May 81 Ia.


EDITORS SHASTA CouRiER:-The steamers
continue to arrive and depart with their usual
regularity from our levee. The amount of freight
has materially increased the last few weeks
From every indication we have rerson to believe
thai boa Will RI ach this place almost the entire
year hereafter, as il is the determination OF the
Cal. Ste IN Nav Co. to use their utmost excr-
lions To accomplish this much desired object
Should they be successful, it will add much TO
he business and importance of our place.
An enterprise much questioned, but none
more necessary for The lterests Of this valley, is
the building of steam -four mill at this place
rhe full arrangements for the immediate erec-
ion of the mill have been made by Gen. Red
lington and Bull, Baker & Robbins. The con-
tract 10 erect The building. $50 by SO feet-four
stories high) was given 10 Mr.. Pratt, an old
practical mill builder. The furnishing of the
cey. The clipper upon which the entire ma
chinery shipped, is expected to arrive at
The Bay next week. The Cal. Steam Nav. Co.
have agreed to furnish boat Ia receive the mill
from the vessel, and bring il direct To The Bluffs
rhe mill, as per contract. viii be complete and
ready to mgn Itacinre hous by The twentieth of
August. The builder. with several of his hands
here ready to commence his task Hence The
speedy completion Of this Improvement is
matter of certainty ABB
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-03

tY A ship arrived at San Francisco week
Chinese in California constitute great nuisance
"A nuisance not confned to any one particular
locality, but ramiying to every town valley,
eulch and ravine within onr borders And n,ft
the least part of the evil is the fact that il is con-
tinually growing. How then can 1t be most
effectually abated, or at least kept within It's
present limits is question of considerable I'M
porlance to Californians. We hear nt prepara-
tions beng made in different localities, for reg
ular built Chinese battles between those favor
ing and opposing the present Tartar Dynasty
Why not let them fght? Or does amy one know
of any better way to secure their removal! II
So speak ont.
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IMPRovEMENTs.-We observe that DR.. Shurt-
left has moved the wooden building from his lot
with view to the immediate erection of fire
proof brick building thereon. Mr.. Tomlinsou
whose lot lies adjacent to the Doctors, is also
making preparations to put fire proof brick
building in the place of the wooden house now
occupying the lot. In three weeks from this
time both of these buildings will probably be
finished and occupied. The brick are furnished
from the yard of DR.. Shurtleff, The lime will
be supplied by Messrs. Strowbridge & Co. from
their kiln the other side of the Sacramento.
Their lime is burnt of most beautiful species
of variegated marble, and is therefore probably
superior in quality to any other lime produced
III the State
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-03

u The fllibusterins French and Mexican
Con>uls, Dillon and Del Vale, were released
from furtht + action in the U. s. District Court,
list Monday, on motion of Mr.. Inge. the District
Attorney. Del Vale was adindged gully by a
jury before whom he was tried The jury in the
of Dillon We're unable to agree, althous h
there is little doubt of his guilt in the mind of
any one who read or heard The evidence against
him. And yet these individuals are permitted
to go scott free. while. for The same offence our
countrymen are punished