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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-10-21
THE SHASTA CQU RE R.
apcnt, for the Courier.


The following gentlemen are our regularly
authorized agents, empowered to collect Sub
'scriptions, Advertisements and Job Work. and
receipt for the sanc:-
IEeaterrale. GRAN, ROGERS s Co, and
RHODES & LUsK.
one Horse Torn WOODWARD & CHAN
DLER, Expresshen.
French Gutch.-THoNPsoS & ZtSS and kN,r-
PER & ScHiLTz.
Yretd-Cn1n, Roerns & Co, and RHcprs &
LUsK.
,y-J W Evans, Of the firm of Best & Co, IS
our reenar aeeit at BestFille, North Salmon
River Klamath county.
- Murray & Armstrong; Express is an an-
tlorised Agent Of this paper
ts AGENTs wanted in every portion OF the
mines.
REMovAG-L. z. Fisher. our agent al San
francisco, has removed his Office IRON the Aler
chants Exchange to Adams y Co. new Ex,
press house Montgomery Block. We take
pleasure in recommending Mr.. Fisher To The
merchants of San Francisco. As an agent Tor
this paper le las ever been faithful aud re-
liable an.! ANY advertising placed in his hands
for the CGurir. will not fail of publication for
the want nf attention on his part.
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Docs.-On the subject of dogs the 5. +.
CLroniele makes the following sensible remarks ::
Dogs should be killed-that's an nndoubted
fact-it is al tlat most of them fit for. Onr
Council must cur-tail them, even though the Chi
nese might afterwards Retail them, for they
the dogs-en-tai upon such annoyances, that
could tale unfold far more objectionable
than Tie Chinese tails OF braided silk and horse
hair"
We agree with with the editor, that laadru-
ped, not biped, dogs should, as general thing,
be cnrtaied Immediately qhait the ears dogs
should be killed." has BECOME one of our favor
lie dogmas. Our convictions have been made
entirely clear on this head, by the logged how
ling and barking of sundry ours throughout the
long nights, i'll the immediate vicinity of our
sanclum Our dog-weariness has become i'll
teuse-it has reached its eliminating point,
log-sck-wlch Webster, unabridged, defines
10 be sick as dog
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GALATIANS RANCH
HEAD OF SCOTS VALLEY.
4 BEL GEORGE & Co would announce
"A the travelling public that they have
chased the we'll known stand of
CALLAHAN RANCH

In SCOTS Valley and are now prepared TO re-
celNe and accommodate travellers in a r"anut I
not surpassed by any hotel i'll Northern Calilor-
MIA.
Their house is new and commodionS. and srlp.
phed with every comfort usually 10 be found il,
a mountain hotel Connected with the house i.
one OF the best gardens in this portion of In,
country, from which The table is ALWAYS Snpplir,i
WITH every variety ct The choicest vegetables -
tlavlnS also every facility for procuring ever>
kind OF wild game common To This region. A.
well as tile best beet. veal mnitou and barn
yard fowl, they fhiter themselves their tabi.
cannot be surpassed by any house H. Nuriher,.
California. Their bar, too, is ALWAYS furnishec
with The choicest liquors and cigars 10 he found
his hotel is situated al The head of Scott.
Valley, abont two miles ailI l-half from the fooi
of Scott Mountain. The California and Oregon,
Stages. connecting here with the SHASTA rass.1
ger Male Train OF Greenhouse 4 Co, riin dali,
from this house to Yrekn
Travellers are invited la gre us a trial
ABEL. GEORGE & co
Scott Valley. Oct. 90 49, o3I,f
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100 CKS. and cases Extra Clear Bacon;
IOO 200 bbls. Ames' hams;
40 brs mess and clear pork;
300 hf brls clear pork 500 hf brls corn meal
200 kegs lard; 100 cs do 10, 10. 20 lb tins;
80 cs salt, 10 and 30 Id bags;
1000 mats China rice;
$50 brs and ht brs Carolina do;
IS kegs split peas and pearl barley;
100 bags whole pepper:
200 frks Orange county butter;
1000 bxs Iiulls and Calsaes soaps
I25 brls new hams in brine:
100 boxes CASTLE soup 800 bxs c. @. soap;
80 cs fresh strawberries; 100 cs fresh peaches;
500 tins assorted crackers; 100 cs olive oil;
200 cs clans and Holsters; 100 cs asst pie fruits;
leo cs saleratus and cream tartar:
200 cs asst spices; 80 cs peach & fruit tobacco
200 bxs macaroni and yerniceli;
For sale by GOODWIN & co,
o2l-lm o. California street, San Francisco
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WALKING FEAr.-Ou last Sunday, in Sacra-
mento, man by the name Of Whaler concluded
the unprecedented task of walking one hundred
consecutive hours. Nosevidence, says The Union
of very severe fatigue noticed Until about
nine O'Clock OF the last morning, when his move
ments We're very unsteady aud made with diff
Guilty, rendering it necessary for attendants to
manipulate his limbs and jointssfor about an
hour. Subsequently, taking raw beef tea as hi,
only nourishmenf he moved with more facility
and apparently little difficulty, his eyes and
countenance indicating comparatively nothing
OF his long wakefulness and incessant action.
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AMERICAN MoNrHLtEs.-Our thanks are due
Mr.. Roman, OF the Shasta Book Store. for the
October numbers of Gralam's Magazine, the
Knickerbocker, liarper's Magazine, Yankee
Notions-all of which aye replete with interest
ing matter.
We observe that Mr.. Roman has nsderably
enlarged his store room, with view to the bet
ter display of his very extensive stock OF books.
stationery, &c His establishment is now a very
attractive place to those who are fond of looking
books.
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SIRAKED.

ENROM TIE TRAIN of the subscriber penr
Bells Ranch. Clear Creek about The
first OF September. one light br, VIII or nous,
coored horse null, large sized American pack
mite branded thus MM on the left sliol,ider
and with ap enclosed in n circle on The right
'hish- Any person taking up said mule will be
suitably rewarded ny leaving it with King &
Goodw in. Red Bluffs. L. r. NAGEE. =
October u, 1851. 81
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tg The present heathful condi ton OF the
credit of State. is evidenced by the fact,
that but one bid Of sl,5Q0, at par ard interest.
was made in response TO the advertisement OF
the State Treasurer, that he was ready, as re-
quired by law, to take up sl5O,Q0o of the State
seven per cent. bonds. ON the 9th inst
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J. ID. DUNLAP &, CO..

HAFE JUST RECEIVED A PART OF
n l. their fall stock of miners supplies III ,heir
we'll known trading post at
Lower Springs.
Our arrangements are such that we viii re-
celye goods regularly from San Francisco, " hich
we are prepared 10 sell to our old friends and
the public generally for the lowest figures for
cash
A Nimbic sixpcncc IL better than n Slow
Shilling.
We invite the attention Of the farmers 10 our
stock, as it will compare favorably in quality and
price with amy in the Shast. market, viii: ont
exception. We have OIL hand an assortment of
ProrisaonS, Clothing, I'abie Fu,ni IRE.
Groceries, Hnrdru1re, .4mmnnifiop
Liquors, Mining Too's, Stotiont1y.
Purchasers are Invited ~ call and examine
our goods and prices.
Lower Springs. Oct. 81. 1854. IF
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN 10 all whom Il NAV con.
u cern. that the undersigned, Public Admins
traitor OF the comfy OF shasta will. on ThurNla,
he 2G:h day %! October 4. ID. IS5 t. apply 10 III,
Hon frobate Court of said county for AN order
to sell all HE personal property and effects be-
longing 10 HE estate of Geo. Gardner decd LAT
of ST. Joseph, Mo-. now in The hands of said
admir-. ID. ID. HARRILL
Public Administrator, S. Co
Sliasen. Oct 81 1854 II
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THE LOG HouR FEAT.-IIughes, the pedestri-
an. who was among the passengers OF the I'll
Eted Yankee Biade, and lost every dollar he
possessed. is in Sacramento striving to make
another raise by another attempt to accomplish
The feat of walking one hundred consecutive
hours without stopping or rest. Hec' nmenced
Yesterday morning at / o'clock, III The Conm-
bus Hotel for wager of $5,000-Ece News.
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zoo BRI.S. n. O. SUGAR; 100 brls and
eDVV hf brls Sandwich Island sugar;
$50 bbls crushed and powdered sugar;
1000 mats No China rice;
1000 ceroons Chile peaches;
$500 bags Chile beans;
$50 hf brls dried apples; 80 bags Rio coffee;
80 boxes Bovee's aud Eagle coffee
400 kgs East Boston Syrup;
1000 bxS adanIautine candles;
100 bxs sperm do
200 bxs Imperial andre. p tea;
100 bxs black tea, Glib PAPERS;
l3U at aid IF gallon pickles.
200 kegs pickles; 800 aoz Baltimore oysters
100 eases sardines; 100 cs brandy prachrs
For sale by GOODWIN x CO.
o2l-lm GO. California St. San Francisco.
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tg> Huge cid Shasta Butte, that, for the
greater part of the dry season has been sporting
its huge proportions for years previous, has
again resumed its winter habiliments- now
from base to apex is covered feet deep with a
gown of virgin snow
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FLOUR. FLOUR,

fsNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW manu-
= iactnrlng very superior article of flour
frIiil new and choice wheat. which they Offer for
sa { al The lowest market rates al their mills in
the tewn of Cnlusa.
All persons wishing 10 purchase good article
OF flour are requested To cali and examine our
flour for themselves
DUNLAP & SUYDAM
Colusa, Oct. Il, 1854. oeI-it
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yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

HNIE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
i on the most accommodating terms, their
fine farm situated on Cottonwood Greek. about
two miles above Hontoons. III Shasta county
Said farm consists of one quarter section Of land
one hundred acres of which enclosed by
fence, and eighty acres have been broken aud
cultivated one year. There is also npon the
premises log dwelling house and granary. The
half interest in threshing machine is also for
sale by the subscribers. For terms and partic-
ulars apply either To Judge McMurtry in SLasta
or to the undersigned on the premises.
PARK K DONELL.
Shasta, Oct. 30, 1874 o2l-lt
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MOBILES Passive have been furnished i.y
by Mr.. Isaac Roop, who has. been residing i'll
Honey Lake Valley daring the summer, with
the following statement in regard to the present
years emigration over the Noble Route. Up to
the time of his departure, from his ranch in
Honey Lake Valley, week or more since, there
had passed 2.l36 men, ZIG women, and 376 CHI
dren-total 3,22s persons. These emigrans
brought with them 80 road wagons, SO spring
wagons, and upwards Of 80 900 head of cattle,
horses, and mules
Mr., r. alsa jnf2rms US that the Valley was Wis
tied by refreshing showers on the eth June +;
l4lh eth and-2aSih July; 18th and 2lst Of Au-
gust; 25ih September; and 18th October.
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GALATIANS RANcH.-MesSrs. Abel George
4 Co, as will be seen by their advertisement,
have purchased this fayorite hotel stand, sitna-
ted III SCOTS Valley. These gentlemen have
every facility for keeping frst-rate mountain
house, as we know. And as it is at the termi-
nus OF a two days ride from this place, we are
free to recommend it to the patronage of the
travelling public,
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p Had the passengers gone on safely to AS
pinwall, probably more III number would have
lost their lives by fever than were drowned by
the sliipwreck. Some of these steamboat mil
iionaires treat passengers if they so
bit one OF the number whenever, in his oIiil-
ION, his interest can BE- promoted by SO doing.
Sac. Jntsn
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SAvAGE.-The Sacramento Union thinks it the
captains OF every steamer run ashore and
wrecked, were hung, as "A penalty. there would
soon be az end put to running fine steamers
ashore iuthe day time. A very sensible remark.
but savage.
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MAR RE ID,

In Yreka on the evening of the l0th inst, by
s. E. Peacock. Esq, Mr. Henry X. Sells OF lre
ka to Miss Louisa Behrle. of San Francisco.
Also, Mr.. Louis Fakensten, to Miss Margaret
Weis both of Yreka.
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a.I,,,,. 4. Cos Ex.rc.x

We are under obligations TO Adams & Co. for
the earliest delivery of California papers yester-
evening. Also fora copy of the Deseret News of
Sept alst and for regular files OF California cx-
changes during the week.
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10 The Golden Age, the largest steamer dtlo II
on the Pacific. arrived at San Francisco on the
10th inst, bringing days later intelligence
Than that brought by the Tncle Saas, together
with the New York Mails of the 20th Sept. HeI
news is nearly nothing additional to ttat brought
by the Lncie Sam
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DEAD.--Joseph Nielsen, who for long time
has been known III This place by the name OF
'SIas Wright" died from exposure and long
contiMued lutoxication, the morning Of the
18th inst lie was formerly from the State of
New York
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Suffers FoRr.-The hand of time seems to
press heavily upon this old pile of adobes. around
which, clusters so many thrilling associations
The following statement from the Union will be
read by many with regret
Nearly every vestige of the adobe wall,
which but short time since nearly encircled
Sutter Fort, has disappeared, and nousht is now
visible 10 the passing beboder but the crumb-
ling corner ,urrets and The very unnlitiry APP
pearins frame building within the former enclo-
sure. We greatly fear the progressive spirit of
the age will shortly aid old father Time hun
self in demolshing tins sole landmark of tie
heroic veterans valor i'll this valley, in the days
prior to the golden age
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Cram. Rogers ~ Co... Express.

Our thanks are due Cram, Rogers & Cos Ex-
press-for The Crescent City Herald of the 27th
,ult, and 4th inst. Also for The earliest delivery
OF the MoantGia Heraid of the lih inst
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SAX FRANCISCO MIST.-DuriIng the last six
months the San Francisco mint has produced
the following amount, in coin and gold bars,
yiz: Coin, S3,O7O,O07; bars, $3.633,G53 IL
total. SOB 500 II.
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sg The general Naturalization Act offers the
privilege to naturalization to free white aliens.
The Supreme Court of this State has recently
decided that The Chinese are not :. white men, .
and therefore not eligible To citizenship.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. j. b. Trask, State Geologist
nrriye ed in town on Wednesday last. 1t is his
intention we learn, 10 pass several months i'll
the counties of Shasta, Trinity and Sskivou.
Judge Vim. p. DainserfieId also arrived in
town yesterday just from Colusa, where, for the
first time, he assumed the judic ial robes He is
III III ost excellent health
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EXPENSIVE DREss.-One of the - fashion
ables" at Valparaiso, had dress made in which
10 attend a fancy ball, that cost the handsome
figure of So 1000 This surpasses the extrava-
gance of even wealthy New York swob.
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j. ID DUNLAP s. Cove invite attention TO
HE advertisement OF Messrs. Dunlap < Co. II
will be. seen that they have hand, at their
store at Lower Springs, very extensive stock
OF all manner of miners supplies.
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sR- We learn from the Butte Record, that
man named Horton murdered Mr.. Smith, at
Rabbit Greek, Plumas county, several days
since. The murderer made his escape
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CHRisTY's MIYsTRELs.-This celebrated band
OF negro melodisis, the original Ethiopian Sere-
naders' arrived at San Francisco by the Golden
-age
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EB Jules Lombard, late Consul of France al
Panama, has been appointed by the French
government as Consul to San francisco to take
the place of Mr., Dillon.
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DESTIsrRY.-Dr. IL. J. Paine as will be per-
ceived by his card in another column has arri-
we'd in town, aud is prepared to attend to all
calls in his profession
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LIZ Messrs. Fretz & Ralslon, the agents Of The
Yankee Blale, recently wrecked, returned to the
passengers twenty iiye per cent. Ct the passage
money-and about three hundred of their mum
Der LETT on the Colder q Ae. ON last Monday.
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.S About seven hundred and fifty passengers
left on the 10th inst in the Golden Gate.
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The Soft Shell Democratic Convention. AT Sy-
racuse, New York, made the iollown. noniilI;,-
lions For Governor l1nraiIo seymour, of One
ida county; Tor Lieut.. Governor. " III. Ill. Lud-
low. Of Suffolk county; Canal Commissioner.
Jniu Clark, of Jefferson county, State Prison
INSPECTOR W b. Andrews. of Livingstone
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~ The California Stage Company declared
dividend of six per cent. on The l7ilI inst
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ALrGTuDE OF SHAsTA.-Dr. J. b. Trask took
the altitude Of this place last Wednesday. Ac-
corcing to his calculations, which is doubtless
correct it is 9l2 feet above the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco
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~ Col. Walker is now undergoing his trial,
Tor violation of the neutrality laws of the
United States, i'll the L. s. District Court before
Judge j. s. X. Oaer.
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Rhodes & Gu. Express.

Messrs. Rhodes 4 Co. have placed Us in their
debt for files Of sIarysviile, Sacramento and San
Francisco papers during The week. Also for the
-Nouafaiu HcraH of the l4tll inst
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{ CR CUSTOMERS will please lake notice
~ that we are now grinding barley.
GROUND FEED constantly on hand and for
sale at the Mills BRICELAND & co
Shasta. Oct T. 1851. If
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The yellow fever was raging in The vicinity
Of Galveston.
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Conviction john Tabor, late editor of the
Stockton Jouraai, indicted for the murder OF
Mr.. Mansfield, at Tie time editor of the Stockton
Republican, has been tried, the jury bringing III
verdict OF guilty, with recommendation to
the mercy of HE Court He Will be sentenced
at the next term of the Court in .January.
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CANDIES. CANDIES.

EAAA LBS. ASSORTED STICK AND
Il OOC Fancy Candies for sale " holesale
and retail at the Shasta Book Store by
y. ROMAN.
Shasta. Oct. If, 1851 n
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SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.
SHASTA. Oct. 81. 1854.

CORRECTED BY BULL, BAKER ROBBINS.
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Nett profit,

Nett profit, 1890
Nett profit of single trip, occupying less
than one month in its performance, seventy mine
thousand three hundred and seventy dollars !!
Well may they combine when combination el-
lects such magnificent results
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A JUVENILE KNOW NorHiNG.-We insert the
following anccdote as illustrating the strength
of the Native American principle Of = Down-on-
Foreigners -
Irish Mo'her.-" Arrah, Johnny, and where
have yses bin. so long ?"
Natioc Son. Why, me and the rest of the
boys have been licking freshman.
Nofher.-' Wait ye spalpeen, till yer daddy
gets home be atiher catching it ~
Son =" Oh. he be bowed 1Hat's the man
we've licked :"
1t reminds us of another" Native" five or six
years of age in one of the eastern cities, who
after being clIasised by his father, son of Erin,
remarked that he didn't ind the achipping
but the idea of being whipped by foreigner
Il - ElAMan-was little too much for
American blood TO bear.
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CO-PARTNERssslp NOTICE.
CASH PAID FOR WHE1T

1 AN PREPARED TO PAY FARMERS
L cash Tor wheat delivered at BriceIand & Co.
steam mills IN ShaNa. J. y. BRICEIAND
Apply at the Office of Adams & Co., or ut the
:" Mills
SHASTA, Sept. sc3o,f
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FRESH CORN yIE.I,

Isl RECEIVED, and for sale bv
WM. S. FITCH & co.
Shasta. Sept. 80 1851. #
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BILLINGS PREMIUM naMs.
DtT UP expressly for family use. for sale il
4 lois TO suit, by WM $. FITCIl K 90
Shasta, Angus; ID, 1854. If
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23
Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order from the Orphans Court
l. of Bradford County, there will be exposed 10
public sale at the house Of J. "A. Kingsley, in Smith
field, at o'clock P. NJ, of Tuesday the 23d day of
January next, the following described Real Estate
to it:-rhe South half of lot of land situated in
Burlington twp, in said County, formerly purchas-
ed by contract by Joseph II. Dudley and John
Sweeney, of Stephen Pierce, and the whole lot be-
ing bounded, beginning at post, the south east
corner of ohm G. Blakeslee's land, thence south
l52 7-l0 perches to the north east corner of 'ot,
heretofore conveyed to Abiram Pierce, thence west.
I0l Ferches to post, thence north 52 7iO perches
TO post, and thence east l0 perches 10 the place
Of beginning in The whole 96 acres
and 63 square rods of land, and the part be sold
being the south half of the above desc ribed lot with
about 10 acres partly improved aud small build
ing or shantee thereon erected Which said lol
be sold is OF the estate of the late Gee. Shay
lor, decd.
OLIVE sHAYLOR, Administrative
Burlington, Dec. 10, 1854.