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NOT1CE.-The subscriber would re-
~ spectfully inform his friends and the public gen.
orally, that having just returned from the North
with choice and entirely new stock of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, he is now prepared
to satisfy the wants of those wishing to purchase
their fall and winter goods at the lowest net cash
prices His stock consists ia part of the following
viz: o.
Fine plain, plaid fg'd black and colored Silk from
SOC to 81 90
Fine do do do Mouslins from 12Bc to 81
Cacoes and Domestic goods of all kinds in great va
riety,
Heavy Woolen goods for servants such as Sstinetts
Kerseys, Linseys &C.
Flannels. all wool; Dorset and Canton Silks; Sat.
tin and Valencia Vestings, of all kinds; black and
colo1ed Cloths Cssslmeres &C. Also, good assort.
ment of Hosiery, Gloves, &c
JOHN L. SMITHER
oc dim No % Main ST., Richmond Va
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A MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FARM

"a FOR SALE-lying just beyond Church Hin
adjoining the lands of Mr.. Henry Blskey ard othsrs
me subscriber wishing to remove to his bust
ness, will exchange the above Farm for other real
estate in the city, either Church Hill or Sheckoe
Hili and unless IL 10 disposed of privately or other.
p NJ. -' ~ ~A'
The arm contains 80 acres of land, well improved
and with soil most admirably adantsd FIR Ms - ~
Garden, With an excelen Dwelling and sl necessary
out-bonsts in good repair For further particulars
apply 10 JETEk LEFTwicH I'd door below Coium.
bian Hotel. THOS LEFTWICH
oc 2l-ts
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets. on
the most favorable terms. | prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the as
sortment may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Embroideries and La-es
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys' and Ser.
wants Wear-with large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invited to give me q
CALL as am determined to sell cheap as any other
house in the city. II. ROSENFELD,
se i6-Sm IT'S Broad ct.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

a The eirculation of the DAILY DISPATCH
excseos commercially that OF all the Daily papers OF
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The New York Tribune exclaims-

Twenty seven thousand dollars is the declared
cost OF catching and sending into Slavery of the
negro Burns. Fifteen thousand of the sum was
paid from the United States Treasury yesterday
morning. Hail, Columbia happy land i"
What fool
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szE9rHh WE HAVE ON HAND,

aud for sale, two new FREIGHT
bOATs. Of the largest size, aud are prepared to
build kisEh BOATS. suitable for City Point and
Norfolk Also on hand, square Timber from so 10 60
feet. HOWELL. iEsaI IN w
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THE TURKs.-Among other items of the
battle of Alma, it is stated that the Turks
could not be prevented from bayonetting the
wounded Russians. Of course not The
Indians, in the battles Of the English and
Americans, could not beprevented from tom
ahawking and soalping defenceless women
and children! The old story
Nevertheless, in view of the extreme mer-
cy and kindness shown by the Russians to
their prisoners, we should think these civil-
a-ed allies might have made an effort to save
the poor wretches. What sort of Christians
must be these soldiers of the West, who see
besotted and savage infdels plunging their
bayonets into wounded Christians, without
raising hand in behalf of humanitya
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FALL TRADE.
FALL IMPORTATION


OF EARTHENWARE AND CHlNAt
FRgsH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND Fancy AarIctrs
VIE subscriber offers to the trade large
II and varied stock of Earthenware ard China spd
nisss, the patterns ofwhch were selected by hin sell
Having an experience of many years In this plrt
cuisr business be feels great confidence in st eins
that point OF price and quality 1t will compa ia.
voraby with any other house in the tIade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
%, 20 90 Bsinsand Ewer, Jugs Tea Ware Ca
Blue lrint. Flowing and Fancy do
B,ne decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
DO do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White China de of above variety
Common Ware of every description, suitably for
wnoiesapg, which he offers upon such terms foyA 'dh
as cannot fail to please.
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory, Table Cutlery. Waiters& Britannia .re
Safety, and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
Al he asks is call and he feels assured his ps
will give satisfaction.
His Packer 10 one of the best In the trade. y
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
oc6-im JAS. d. B EVANS. lit Main
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Pntocks (ofiiciaD majority over Biger, for Gov
erno' of Pennsylvania, is 81 ,0s7.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN,

Yhe DAILY DISPATCH To served 20 subscribers
at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEK, payable
so the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, ei year
la advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued every Yri.
d,y ana mailed to subscribers at o. per snuum
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Correspondence of the Dispatch !

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. %, 1854.
Mr.. Editor-The Superior Court of Albemarle,
FOR the trial of Schuyler Jones, charged with the
murder of OswelI Shifett commenced on Tuesday
last, and continued until O'Clock yesterday after
noon, when the jury retired, and after an absence
of ten minutes, they returned failing to agree
The case was ably argued by Messrs. Shelton F..
Leake and Alexander Rives for the prisoner, and
by VIM. J. Robertson for the Commonwealth.
Yours, respectfully, B.
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SYNOD OF vIRcINIA.-This body b still la ses
sion at Alexandria. On Thursday last request
was received from the Church Of Fredericksburg,
praying to be allowed to detach themselves from
the Presbytery of Winchester, and unite with the
Presbytery of East Hanover. Upon the consti.
tuiionaIity of granting this request long and In
seresting debate ensued when motion the request
was granted.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, of Richmond, delivered an able
and interesting discourse In the First Presbyterian
Church ct Alexandria.
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BY LARUs l. SHINE
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE

INTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
NESS, &c AT AUCTION The subscriber intend.
ing to make change in his busine ss will cffer for
sale at pablo auction on WEDNESDAY. th. LIST day
OF November. 1884 at his old stand No GA Main ST.
his entire stock of Saddlery, Harness, &C., embrac
ing in part
100 sets of Carriage, Buggy, Wagon and Cart Har
ness.
$50 Saddles, of Gil styles.
ALSO,
A large and handsome assortment of Brides Bits
ment of Saddlers' Goods
The above stock is of the most exquisite workman
ship and superior material, being made under nv
trade.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend, as this is rare opportunity, and probsbly
never again will such chance present itself
Terms at safe. JOSEPH II. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
oc IS-tds
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Mr.. =. Hewins venerable artist In Boston, now
IN Fic'ence, has received the appointment Of U. g..
Comm ercial Agent there.
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RIcHM 0HD, VA:
MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER so, 1854.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACCOUNTS OF THE
BATTLE OF ALMA.-We have been amused,
in reading the French and English accounts
OF the battle of Alma to see what sparing
praise each ally bestows upon the other. The
English, however, are rather more magnani-
nous than the French in this respect not
withstanding they bore the chief brunt of the
fight. The two compliment each other. it is
true, in general terms, but the impression de-
rived from the French accounts is that the
French had the principal agency in the VIC
tory, and that the English though brave,
were rather slow and heavy; whilst the Eng
lish account describes what we have no
doubt is the true representation the English
as bearing the chief heat and burthen of the
day. We believe the English account, be-
cause the list of killed and wounded shows
who had the post of honor-and, moreover,
the English are more frank and generous to
their rivals than the French. But Oil and
water will not mingle, and mutual jealousies
and heart -burnings will break out between
England and France, long before they have
made any sensible progress towards bringing
Nicholas to terms.
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Mr. Augustus schell has declined the adsman-
the nomination for Mayor Of New York, and Mr..
Wilson G. Hunt, the reform candidate, has bean
nominated 10 his stead.
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RS RE.

. y n T. -
have ahscoa.
.ee Greek ia
each WILDE
sry to me Ia
\ es:
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ar a negro
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II incbes In
dswrGsh but
d--a harm ~
mouth-low
SPOKEN 20 -
Pitisylyauls
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to, about os
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wears a yery
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-The

~ EW GOODS! NEW GOODS The
~ undersigned has just returned from the North.
extensive select stock of FANCY ANb STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, at exceedingly
low prices, and will sell the same at small advance
oied French Mouslins, fine Ga French Merinoes in
variety OF eolors; plain and figured Csshmeres; Em.
ptoiocfy, IN great variety; black Silk trimming
Laces; hne Cloths in all coors for Ladies Cloaks
large STOCK French Corsets; with an endless variety
OF ailks coiors In ashes Of roses TAM stone plaiS
and biack ana brocade For good bargains cali at the
cheap store Of MORRIS w. ROSE
oc g. Pm 2aS R,csA strast
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f A l. l. d r Y GOODS,
rULa

CHEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock, comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in dry goods house.
He invites the attention of the Ladies to a hand.
some sssoItme Mt rich plaid Goods ofthe fash.
ionable styles as well as large stock of Fall and
Winter PRINTS.
Always in store full supply of DOMESTIC
0CODs, with full assortment of Negro Clothing
purchased in the Northern Cities by himself at the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH cus-
tuners WIN. B0OTWRI0HT,
oc I2-Im 285 Rroad ar CONNER ~ LET ~
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majority against Prohibitory Liquor Law
in Pennsylvania, at the recent election, was 5,16s
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER CT
CHINA AND EARTHENW ARE.
ANE DEALER IN
Glass, Looking Glasses aud Faacy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl Tor l4th) Street,
RICHMOND, Va.
FALL TRADE 1854,
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
AZ of the Merchants of Virginia. North Caroliaa
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
of CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, OF his own di.
rect importation, embracing many and desirable
patterns and shapes, and general assortment of Cut
Moulded and Plain GLASSWARE, LOOKING.
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell on good terms as any
repackirs house in the United States and to use his
best effsrts to give entire satisfaction.
STONE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices.
N. B. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
an Sn-dS rpm
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opsn I'd PoupSrv
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets. il
prepared execute orders for ell kinda Of Plain and
workmanlike manner.
Al he is prepared to cast every day, ersons want.
ing work done can be accommodated In . few hourvf
notice.
All kindsof ship, House and Church BELLsm made
TO order.
pstroaass from the publisis psstfslly ,olist.
Cd.
s:-Hishsst cash price paid for old metals.
my 2a-sm
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The publication Of Bmnams Autobiography has
been awarded 10 J. 8. Red6eld, Who btl 5e cents
per copy. o. 7s0oQ for The eopy.risht
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nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medica

1UCT. PLUME, OF the Old Medical
~ House, ia still engaged in treating all sorts OF
secret Diseases and hereby invites call from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations
Df r. would particularly invite call from persons
IN the country who have been given up by their ply
sicisns ncurable Cases are few indeed that car
NOT be reached by medicine when correctly applied.
me article known as the Chemical Extract Of French
the public for renoysting systa already shattered
ey dissipation or other cause, The Ague and Fever
tsmedy, called French Mix. 10 next to a certainty
Price Vi per bottle.
once on franklin street, just below the Excbapee
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church Rich.
mond, Va. s'' "'Sn
Medicines securely packed and sent 10 der with
80 sneet'obs sells
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IReI MA AND TESNEssEE RAMRoAD.-The
Stockholders In this Company held meeting 1t
Lynchburg last week. The president and direc
tors Of the company were unanimously reelected,
il John R. Mcdaniel, president, and Henry Da-
Wis, of Lynchburg, and George Stuart, Of Wyths
vile, directors on the part of stockholders. The
salary of the president has been fixed at $1,000.
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fs4e1,yME,A CHANGE OF HOURS
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON
On and altar Saturday, the 9th inst our Packet
Boat PLOU(,' 'HBOY will leave RICHMOND on
Tuesdays Thu sdays and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A.
NJ, and arrive q. NEW CANTON at 10 o'clock, r.
NJ.
WsSnaaasys and NJ avs at O'clock A. M srrivns
in RICHMOND at 9 O. clock, Z ~.
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FALL IMPORTA1IONS 1854.
GTNTER r. ALVEY

IMP o R TER s AND JOBB BERa
No. 16 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
HAVE now in store, of their own dirett I
- importation. the largest and best assorted sto, Il
Of GOODS they have ever yet been able to EXHIBIT 0
the trade. #
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past months
in the European market, bayipg GOODS for CASH
we enabled AID pledge ourselves to sell goo
~. i
We would call especial attention to our stock Of
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads
Hdkfs J. CfavAts Bindings
LaceR Sewing Silky
Embroideries Fancy WoolIe
Dress Trimmings Goods.
Buttons
Sc 4-d&cts CINTER ALVEY
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IfRs FEuteE3EE$559<zs.sSE1 t3333555zs.sS1 NORTH CAROLI-
4EsE1-2xENA MA EXPRESs,-EXTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS !-DISPATCH Is
THE. LIFE OF TRADE!.!- Goods ordered by our
Express are Usually sold, and the proceeds in your
drawers in less time than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance.
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
d. n and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.
On Car Room has been much increased and charges
are sure to be satisfactbrys ADAMS L CO.,
ses6 Under the Exchange Hotel
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DEW IN ST. JAMES CHURCH FOR
l. SALE-The owner of PEW No. 49, in St
James Church, having removed from Richmond has
authorized me to sell it. Apply TO
oc iS-dts GEO. ID. FISHER.
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'OUNTY.

OCN l. H
the Farm
| p, about IS
main Stage
and known
contains, by
| alence hea.
poplar and
Dwelling
| gone a tho.
| eslthy.
b to the use
ore can be
han can be
extent.
kory, from
|,f the land,
| ckahominy
| hern cities,
ord by the
advancing
nearly fifty
| lslf its real
RKER,
Ennd Va
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ROYAL PARRISH,

w III AIt1t1bIIy N
Croecr aud Commission Merchant
RICHMOND VA.
IL AVING commenced the GROCES
IL BUSINESS, in this city, in connection
the Commission Business, would beg leave to in
his friends and the public generally, to give hi
CALL assuring them he will sell as low for CASHS
punctua Customers, any other house in the ctH
lie has taken the house on the csntinuetioK
Pearl street, between the Bridge and Cary street
de continues to pay personal attention to sales .
Country Produce. oc 9-dImc2u5
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'HOOL.

CHOOI.
nber 18th.
I school. aea
the EnslisS
|peliine. Geo.
|'rns all TIN
/. 1 now ne.
q; premisias
y, rehgiousls
"tteente.
were when
and of con.
isly exauni1.
tthe close Of
ways for the
TAYLOR.
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Between Philadelphia and New York five times
daily at w and $3 for each first class passengers,
and 81 so and % for I'd class do.
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia, other information, apply at the tick
ct office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route, through tick
es direct can be obtained at the Depot of the Bat
more and Ohio Railroad Company in Washington for
Wheeling. via the Relay House, at % so.
P. S.-The night train will not stop to take up or
tions: Hungary, Cottage, TsyIorville, Junction.
Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guinea's, Freder.
icksburg and Brooke's.
formation of passengers, that four daily lines are Ia
operation between Washingtsn and Baltimore by
means of which the traveller who. through business
or pleasure, has been delayed in Washington has it
always in hispo to proceed at convenient hour
directly on his journey to any port North Of that
ploce. g. RUTH,
oc5 Agent Of Transportation.
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|EPANY.}
E. 1854. !
|-Ranawsy
Fredericks-
| n the I'd of
| rs. He is
| |l skin, with
tales when
| pr age. He
in Caroline
The above
| ne in Rich
RAGG,
Of Road.
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.ANGUA-

opoc SSA-
49,. ~ e, 9ust
-nansS ~ ..NsIs saIs
n.ss.. "a ,ne
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RS RE

n . NE
,nber on the
ELES; heis
| |es high, GIN
pton by Mr.
Did Point, to
vili give the
liver him to
DAVIS,
itF Rotsl.
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RAILRoADs. -.
OFFICE r. r. 4 p. r. r. csJ177av
RICHMOND, October q. lsS

RICHMOND, October "a. ls51
k3s - Ea NO11CE-Members
= Z of the AssisuIfussl sociefv
Of Virginia who desire to visit Richmond on the -.
mencs the 5lst Of October ensuing hereby mo-
tined that return tickets, available for ten dass.
VII be furnished them free Of charge exhi.
vMesis on the route OF this Compsny between
/. rsS s'on p. and Richmond. provided appIication
And though the usual charge Will Be msde for the
Of stock and articles intended for the
e sAnlOtion, such stock and articles will be rs-
nee OF charge, and the amcunt which has been
Pslo Inereon refunded SAMUEL RUTH,
P.S.-Stock and articles intended for the exhjhs-
ton must Pc IN readiness for the Steamer NsrylaDd
q nsnlngton and Asxandra. the morning OF
SATURDAY 18th October, In order to secure their
arrival In Richmond In proper time.
~ SAMUEL RUTH.
&C Agent of Trarsporfafiou
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Belvi-
prepared
r ofsny
, Straw
u been
sper for
N es any
sssed TO
AY,
~ Co,
for city
3-ts
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IREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

NEW AND COMFORTABLE 81 >HHEDuLES.
Toice Daily from Richmond to NeU 70. k scsfh tyans
feys Of Passengers and Baggage through ne e.sfes cf
extra charge.
nN AND AFTER THE 18TH OF All.
~ GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedules will be the inland route between
Richmond and New York:
Leave Richmond daily at 81 o'clock, A. M, and "
5 P. M.
Fare to Washington, Let class seats $5 50
I'd 90
baltimore 1st "" 6 90
Pbiladelphia 1st - m
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taken
formerly
Messrs.
storage
ie usual
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RKE.
Butte record., 1854-01-14
Probate Court.

a TATE or CALIFORN A---Counfv OF
bCBHtfe J VI. f. Brown has fled IN the Of
ice If the Probate Court. Tor said County, 0n
the 22nd ult., a petition praying that letters
ct administration be granted To him On the e.
tate oi Gel. Franklin Stewart, deceased, late
Of Butte county, California
hearing u said petition viii De lad at tie
next regular term u SAID Court. 70 VII. IN the
fourth Monday OF December, ! D., -S55. IL
the court house 4 Bdweu.
- Witness ny hand and tbe seal Of
l. :. our SAID Court at Bidwell this De
~ >oember lst, A. D., 1858,
F, PAIGE, Probate Clark.
dos pr T WELLS. D e
Butte record., 1854-01-14
Sheriff 5 Sale.

Virtli- sn - laT issued ~ me ont Of
55tac ath Jo1ieiai D strict = urt IN ana TOR
Bntte County. a1 ihe d .cenlher Term 1893 Of
s-ii luur'. i Ti. proceed tp sell lit Public
auction. n fhe fi-ae>t bidder Tor casli iu baud
ou Monday the 5il ~ ut Fearuary 4 D. 1874
at the Court House ioor, in the Town oi Bill
ue.i. t.e property h=reiufter described, to
satisfy "a judgement rendered in the afresa 4
Court "n "ala r Dec ID. - fevit:
i,ea li >.ti Court, in favor
h. i-e ana -au-t john simmons,
Peter Row. aud " F. Barr, Ter the sum #
Thirteen ruu ire8 Dollars dent, and the ,um
Of one hundred aud ra .rty-tAree dollars costs
ot -ait
The property DO lie sold was morfgagel hy
sali Simmons Row, Bnrr 20 secure the laY
Hent of said sum m thirteen hunIrei dollars,
which mortgage WIS foreciosed according 10
.nW, ana order " -ale duy rendereii in he
Court IL. rssai ordering the -ale OF The follow
itg described property. to wit:
Stuatej ia Butte County ca. beginning cu
the wes5 siae Of BIZ BJ.Ie creek, al "a point On
ss.lj creek ane-feurib OF nile above "A tract
90 land conveyed ty JOHN Bilwel 10 George
Liv.nS>fon- th' nee up and along said creek not
e2eee Ing one Eislih of a miie, provided the
same shall uot cross the county road, then in
"a westerly direction parallel with the uorth
line . said Geo. L'vn1s5ou's band, one
mle, thence one mile g the place Of heginn ~
being in all t iglify acres more or iess, together
win all AMI sing lar tie teuemenis. heredii-
aments, ani apputenauce~ ereunt0 belong
ing, or 10 any wlse apperl siniug
sale 70 take place between The hours Of 10
clock !. " 4nJ clock Z N Of -aid day
P FREEG,
Sheriff Butte Co Cal.
BT D \ BRowx D
Bdweli Butte Co C.l January A D 1854
Butte record., 1854-01-14
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TAis fact orr robust Aldermen.
Do every DEFY attest.
Ihat 1T WINN'~ FoUATsIN HEAD and BRANCH.
They re always s-.lel best.
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Let's for She FOUNTAIN aim.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD T4E FOUNTAIN Ham
AMI choicest meals ob,aiu.
Respectful y dedicated to the Eating Public 0i
California in general. and San Francisco in
articular, by NED SatuL.
novis.