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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

srNrSAcEfLICIoCs RoBBEgy.- On the 18th lest.
sem. 8, mrsacll eicus Thief h. Is called, robbed
tie feupoat,on stone OF the Unitarian church lately
tu,Iod dowt n Concord, N III. some ancient and
yalpsbl, dorunsB ts were taken bnt II other booty
~as fooghs he iisr was disappointed, ss the coins
Which lad hto deposited wee IN lcaden box un-
ceibtsts the s.cIe.
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Prom IT, Albany Atlas, Nov. 49,
The following ar statements Of the receipts ct
lola on the State ss for the fourth wrsk 70 90
teter ~ the first seek In November, and also from
he opebG Of the Dsvig a.ion up 10 and lociudinE
'be same periods, fcf he years specified
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The Brbss Rro,rRs.--we understand that the
orafd jury ~ ~ United States Circuit Cou't {
yts'csy iouno bills Of indictment against sumo OF
The Buzz iioitrs Trjsls will commence on Nor
cay no'ihF. The names Of those indicted have
lot ust spi I'd. couJee, but IL Is iasmated that
ii'N ere zone 81 Ne speakers at the Fatsu Ha
new - iositn 44tias, Nor. 1s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

TIE ERIE RAILROAD WAR NOT yET ENDED
II, Ccmn en- Council OF Erie, Pa, have passed re-
soluiioIs auth J'zrg the Mayor 70 oirect The High
C,rsisb 10 "Itm"e tie ra,iroaj track oc,upyiog
be street. after oDs weeks rotce 70 the railn ad
On pspy."
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From the Chicago Free Press, Nov. 16.
Yesterday, we are ba opy TO say, DOR streets we're
quiet. So rar ss we could learn, the run on rhs
banks is over and unless s,me new cause Of alarm
should arise, We have reason to o the crisis 10
pasSd. BusiIesa Is moving anng a. usual, and
SCENE TO ave IeBrDs d 10 its original crannels
Among thOee who unce stand Cur general batk
ing law there rever has been any eistrnst OF thu IL
linz is banBs. That the pfople may have tbeir COZ.
f6ence reassured, Hen. p. Maxwell publishes the
foilowipg:-
TO TIE PUBLIC.
The un dersie nee feels called upon at this time Of
monetar) excitement, 10 make pnbis staIcmsnt,
for the hen. OF such persons ere Dos in the way
Of being correctly informed ss to the value Of lii.
Lois b,ls and suepepdt bar ks.
Every bank OF this State, under the gar erSl hank
ing law, has deposited with the Auditor, In the
bands Of tie Treasurer good interest paying bonds
Of the several Ssst~s, - fnil smours OF every
collar Of ,h ir csp lie and al registered mousJ "
equally e nrr.t csp islk VITA another. III J5s
thai bavs lcssa her doors have in no ssY dsp-e-
sisit the security !cr bsir biis-t.sy ore II ter
full ynlne rte-h u. csDnct command specie unit
,ht Auosi IL ~ their noDds or securities
coIcirp ~ " bico IL required to bs done imrns
ciars ", - hich tim cue notice viii be givec md
'le b,ils ud,u.d IL specie. No sacrifice So ,uli
H. II roe RI lireis 8ahk bills whs.soever-natev even
SUI, tpceo bs0bs. =. MAXWELL,
Bank Commissioner.
GnlCA0o, Nov Is, 1854
il this corr, tirn it lives us grea. pleasure TO
tsy uas We were uied sst evenlrg by one of shs
,,ropItiors ct t,s CITY Bank, that they expect u
respme MISTRESS on Tuesday rext. We also heard,
but net I'll tally, that t.e Union Bank will resume
H. few days.
The direct RI Of the Merchants ari Mechanics
Bank also publish CO this morning obich looks
10 On early Iesumbtlon nf business These facts
will teLd to stItI then public conf fence.
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~hoSipg decreasS sioce last year amounting 10
G7,,5l.
IL this coppecton we rtpublish the following:
NEw YohK CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ALBANY, Nov. IA. 1854.
Con psrative STATE men' of receipts from passeD
freights during the month OF Oc'cber, 1853
alo 1864:
pdsscnceys. TreighL 7btal
1854 $751; 1875 IL 1881 ,6l3 81 $685., 706 90
ls55........ 32c,7 s1 81 231, 5bl 10 s5S,293 20
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE n PoUGHKEEpsIE-SIxuo HORSES
AND THREE Cows CoNsUMED--AI about two O'Clock
tie rtsr Of the Gregory use, on Catharioe street,
and slleaa 70 rapjs II at ~ could OF be extin-
euis' co until tie tuUdings we've consumed, " IN
Fix horses and three cows which were in the buila
iBg At the time. The loss by this fire viii amount
lest two valuable bor-ss, carriage apd harness:
DR. Paine, OF Amen'a, iost one horse, harness acd
wagon DR.. Tu,hjll oftpis city, los. horse, harness
aBo wagon; the hessrs. Scofeds, grocers, OF this
city lottt~o spleDo,d bcrser Wagon, some two or
ihite sets Of barnes, g., NJ. Gregory lost, in co.
often TO The buiIrngs, three csvs, plumber Of
vaeors, arr esq, sb VI fourteen tons OF hay, one
iu dlto bushels - cats, end quantity Of otasr
yaiusbe property .-Poughkepsis DAILY Press,
Ncp. IA.
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a. RpiNARY LONGEVITY Mrs. MLelian, q
lady, for long time = resident Of Yves.
sbWy, oied or TIE 18th inst, at the sovanc-
~ ole hundred and SIX yess-- Can. Paper.
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:. 60,4Is CO 20,0b1 8

IncrtaSt...... bU,7Io % zV,VOI Ut WHO ~
Iris shows, says tbe Erening Journal, a very gxar
,n increase in the business and receipts Of The
ios d, and promises well Tor the future.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

Young AMERICA" Robert" said an indul-
gent mother to youngster of nine, who was
amusing himself in the corner with pulling the
tail OF a respectable tabby cat, who with the Ut
most force Of feline lungs was expressing her
Indignation at such unfeeling' treatment
Robert, what would you like to have me buy
you for present-shall it be top ~
"A top! No, I'm too old for tops, was tho
reply.
Then, perhaps you would like sled or
pair of skates 2"
No, don't want thenv 'T
Shall get you bow and arrows. or pic
ture book, or what would yoa like best p.
Old lady, said Robert with dignity. ere.
spect the feelings of gentleman, and do not
aggravate me further; keep your bows, arrows,
and picture books for them that like 'em. Ifyou
want to know what would like, l will tell you.
q bor OF cigars and a shacl =" .-.,--fs.9 = -. =
His mother tainted in surprise. When she
recovered, she expressed the conviction that
Robert was the forwardest boy of his age she
knew OF, and she was quite sure lie wou Id make
a great orator some of those days. She thought
proper to deny him the cigars, but as for the
shawl-perlaps you have seen figure Of three
feet or under promenading Broadway. within
the past week, closely enveloped in thick grey
shawl Well, that's Robert.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

% 1t strikes us that The lady who thinks of
nothing but her beauty her flashing dress, and
frothy novel. will find herself in melancholy
fix when Old Time shall have scratched her face
full of wrinkles, and exploded her romantic
dreams by the realities of old age. Surely it
will be taking away her gods, and what will she
have left We have seen some such, who had
nothing left but desperation the full and terri
be weight of which fell upon the heads of di-,
vers sufferers in the shape of husbands &c.
who were sufficiently sensible that intelligence
in the old is attractive as beanty in the young,
Women in their early years should be mindful
that as life advances, they cease to have any
other attractions than those which arise from u
cultivated intellect and heart, and therefore STU
dy sensible books. and cultivate their heads
and hearts.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

-ss~rrr rrrf -.s
CiRcAssIAN HATRED OF RUssTA.-As an indi-
cation Of the bitter hatred felt by the Circas-
slams towards the Russians, it is stated that a.
few years ago save-ship sprang leak out At,
sea. jast as Russian steamer passed in the dis
tance. The Turkish slave dealer, who preferred
even the chill blasts of Siberia to gravein
deep water, made signals of distress, and the
steamer came up in time to rescue the ship and
its living cargo from destruction But so deeply
is hatred of Russia implanted in every Circas.
sian heart, that the spirits OF the girls revolted
at the ihoughts of becoming helpmates Of Jhe
srey-coated soldiers, instead Of sharing the
sumptuons couch of Turkish pasha. They
had bid adieu TO their native mountains with
out emotion, but as the Russian ship approached,
they set up terrible aud despairing scream.
Some sprang headlong into the sea, others drove
their knives into their hearts to these heroine.
death. was preferable to the bridal bed of a de-
testable Muscovite. The survivors were taken
TO Anapa and married TO Cossacks, or given TO
officers as servants---a9e ss1 .s&mtep0 ssa4asL
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
For the Shasta COa,ier.
Mines aud Miners.

~ AaCS n0u IAhnCASs
Tis said no grass grows on our hills,
No 1owerets deck our little rills,
That The golden dust that nature yields,
Fills barren hearts and barren fields.
Vain tales the carpet that dame Nature spreads
The grass on which the miner treads,
The turf on which he digs for gold,
Is spangled Ger with flowers untold;
With flowers of pink and golden hue,
With bells so fair of ether blue,
While Towering shrub. and creeping cine,
DO ali our golden hills eniwine.
Selfexiled, though we be for gain,
Tho we have braved the sea, plain,
Or crossed, where pestilental breath,
Doth sap the springs Of life TO death,
Our dark green pines that tower so high
Our peaks snow-cap'd in purity:
Like To our hearts, are ever green
Like to our love, is pure ween.
Not barren hearts; though may roam,
Our hearts are still with friends and home;
And soon may we take the humeward track,
Sure, ever sure, of a welcome back.
MINER.
IFe0rerriUe, April 80.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

REV. T. P. HuNT.-We have heard many good
things that emanated from the keen wit of this
reverend gentleman, but the last one threw US
down entirely.
man recently passing Mr.. Hunt, was ac-
compauied by a small dog; and the little canine
scoundrel took sudden fancy to stick his teeth
in the old gentlemans legs! This physical man
Hesitation proving satisfactory to the clerical
victim, he determined to victimize the dog in
turn, and drawing upon him the big end of his
cane, soon added another subject to the dog
tombs. Then began the dramatic tragi-comedy ::
Stranger" Why did you kill my dog ~
Hunt Because he was going to bite me-"
Stranger" Why didn't you use the small
end of your cursed stick +? You could have
frightened him and not killed him r
Hunt. (excited}-- Why did ut your dog come
at me tail-6rst, then ~
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
TEsl MA HOUSE.
lchnma, COlu.a County.

sSsii THE SUBSCRIBER, HAN ING taken
alzs....A charge ofthis well known establishment;
is determined TO spare no expense or personal
exertion 10 make it pleasant stopping place
for the travelling public. His table shall always
be supplied with all the subStaBtias. well as
Injuries that the market affords. while the bar
will be constantly furnished with the very best
liquor, that can be procured in this country.-
The house is also well furnished with excellent
beds. In short every accommodation usually
met with in tirst-ra,e up-country hotels will be
found in this house,
There is large stable upon the premises, al
ways we'll furnished with an abundance OF prov
euder for animals.
CHARLES C. CLIFFORD.
Tehama, Colusa co. seplIu
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
sW ASEY Y'S sIO Il 4 l..
Lower Springs.


ia THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD s
|iilMs respectfully inform his friends and Il
- the public generally, that he has COM
,n.,,1,,, business at the NEW HOUSE, pleas
antlv situated under The big oaks few yards
below the old stand, where he will ever be
ready to do his best 10 give perfect satisfaction
10 ali who may favor him with their patronage
Attached to the house is the best acconnoda-
tions for watering to be had III the county, also a
Large Barn md Corral.
we'll furnished with good spring water, plenty
of hay and barley, and a warm covering tor an
inlals
This hous. being situated in the midst of a
GOOD mining district, we have made prepara-
lions :, accommodate miners with the best OF
board and lodging at reasonable prices
Give us call aud will Try to suit you
BENZ. SWASEY.
November L., 1853. nl2-3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
oLIvR BRANCH HOTEL FOR SALE.

sizs., THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
Etiiil change his business, offers for sale the
-k1mu we'll known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH,
living ON the main stage route from Slnsfa 10
Sacramento, aud on the north side OF Cotton
wo,nl The Ranch contains 100 acres ui arabic
land, the whole enclosed by a substantial fence.
Among the improvements upon the kanch are
sh. following:
A good and commodious Dwelling House, tor
the past three years kept rs pubiic hotei a
first rate Barn. sufficiently capacious to contain
100 tons of hay. and comfortably stable tIity
iinrs-s; n well of good water al the door-aiso
n well in the garden. with chnin pump and
hose attached To it for conducting the water to
nil parts Of the garden; Garden containing
about five ncres of land i'll high state OF cnlil-
walton; together with Grainery. Cellar, MIX
House, Chicken House, Coral. and all other ne
ccs,ary buildings and improvements The
"olive Branch" too, has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road. The terms
will he made reasonable.
For iull particulars inquire of the subscriber
nm the urrmi.es. WM. LEAN.
Cottonwood, July I6. 1853. Jyio'f
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND
RHEUMATISM.
Dr.. Dill, u. d., from ST. Lonis, NO.,

EMBER OF THE PARTISAN AND Ger
M man Medical Societiess1laving visited the
principal schools and hospitals of Europe, ex-
pressly to study under the most celebrated Oc-
culists on the continent AS Sichel of Paris,
Juengken of Berlin and others that most diff
cult and delicate branch of profession, dis
eases of the eye. takes pleasure in informing the
public tha, he has located himself at San Fran
cisco, where he will treat any ease that may
present itself Patients need no longer GO to
the Atautic States to be treated for bad cases
Dr. dill speaks English, German, French, Span
ish. &c.
Office, corner of David and Jackson streets.
Letters addressed to +. r. Dill NJ. d.. San Fran-
cisco, promptly answered. DIR. ID. cures the
worst cases of Rheumatism in two weeks, or
makes charge.
20 The poor attended gratis.
Feb lS 1853. 6m
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
BARTON sNAvELY.
sppENTERS AND BUILDERS.

CARPENTERS AND BEILDERS-
Estimates and specifications made ON all kinds
of buidines Johbing done at the shortest no.
rice5 Also. Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand and made to order
N.B. Seasoned lumber always on hand.
I,v,Sasrox BARTON. aURiAH b. SSAvEIY
,n.rlarf Shasta City,
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
CCRTHSS & HUGHES,
Cnr,emfers and Cabinet Makers.

D. ESTIMATES. PLANS, ANDm
EUEssprciicatinn on all kinds OF bull ID
Lf-ss1aI,lings bridges mills, &c. Furni-
inre and sash of all kinds on hand and made TO
order Turning aud jub work Of all kinds done
TO order and on short notice. Wagons repaired
with good timber. Toms, rockers and siulces
always ON hand
All orders in our line promptly attended to.
Shop nj the head of Main street. Slasia.
p / iCRTISS. WM s. HUGHES.
Dec. IL, 1853.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
NOTICE.

DOCTOR BENZ. SHuRTLEtf AND J. n.
=, ,,,,a;,,,.. for me during my absence from
California. - -.
Shasta. Sept e6, 1853. oi o'i
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

PRINT 1T IN LETTERS OF GoLD.-A father,
whose son was addicted to some vicious propen-
sities babe the boy drive nail into certain
post whenever he committed fault and agreed
that a nail should be drawn out whenever he
corrected an error. In process of time the post
was completely filled with nails.
The youth became alarmed at the extent of
his indiscretons, and set about reforming him
SELF One by one the nails were drawn out; the
delighted father commended him for his noble,
selfdenying heroism in freeing himself from
his faults.
"They are all drawn out" said the parent.
The boy looked sad, and there was whole
volume of practical wisdom in his sadness. With
heavy heart he replied:
True, fafher, but the scars are there stiu =
Parents who would have their children grow
to sound and healthy character, must sow the
seed at the fresde. Charitable associations can
reform the man, and perhaps make him useful
member of society; but alas, the scars are there.
The reformed drunkard, gambler or thief. is only
the wreck of the man he once WAS he is cover.
ed with scars-dishonorable scars-which will
disfigure his character as long as he lives.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

TIn Dutch Translation OF Cato. the VERSION
OF the soiloqny is curious. For, : II must be So
plato tbou reasonesf well, yon read. just so;
you arc very right, Mynheer Plato
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

CHISEsE SAYlsG.-A drunkarTs nose is said
TO be a /" lighthouse, warning us Of the little Wa,
ter that passes underneath" g
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

Napoleon said, at St Helena; "Amcrica ca. Is
fortunate country. She grows by tne ioiiies
of our European nations.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
SHASTA. CAL, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1854.

the purpose, which the plaintiffs themselves at
tended.
The decision of the Court therefore is that the
demurrer be overruled and judgement be rem
dered for the Defcndant
w. W. Upton, for plaintiffs, J. S. Pitzer, for
defendants
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

II The best conundrum of the season is the
following -
What is the difference between attempted
homicide and Cincinnati hog butcheryl One
is assault with intent to kill, and the other Is
kill with intend to salt.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
MgcE8,s EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS
BANK,
Armsry Ha, Corner Of Montgomery and
sacramento streets,
SAN Francisco.
By DIR. A. S. Wright.

DEPOT FOR THE RECEPTION OF GOLD
IL Dust for the United States Mint.
The miner is hereby informed, that the Mint
will be IN operation IN very short tiine' ana
DIR. Wright is now fully prepared to secure ana
receipt for all remittances made ior c"inase
Dr Wright will, when required. make liberal
advances ON remiltances of gold dust, at one
aud half per cent. per month interest; and VII
ALDO allow the same rate of interest when the
funds remain over the time required tor The
..;,.a.. A S. WRIGHT.
March 4. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

IT HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W NJ T.
Il Daimgerfield. Esq, my agent and attorney
to attend to all business for me IN my absence.
JOHN f. WILKINSON.
Shasta, April % 1853. ap3oh
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
CITY HATH HOUSE,

CITY BATH HOUSE,
Rear Of the California Exchange,
shasta.
G THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
m of the above establishment begs leave
6trN to call the attention of the public ut
s.,,Jl large, to his new and conmodious
E--Hil BATHING ROO Ms
lEsajl situated in the rear of the California Ex-
eW' chang.-And takes this method Of in
forming them that nothing shall be wanting on
his pnrt. that will conduce TO the comfort OF
those who may favor him with call
lie is also prepared to give Sllo" Elk
BATHS.
Single Tickets, 81 oo
Fifteen ~ -, w w
<I Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
,n,rIo ,f S. LEAN.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, SC.

SIVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the business of Painting, Glazing and Pa
per Hanging. in the city OF Shasta and surround
marie 1t VAN oChAiCh-
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-06

IVenrerrilie, April 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-07
ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS,
YESTERDAY

H.noS.,. Pare cs%leTI,n5 o,.r.ou
ga p5 oe%sn Hanover Con- Maine smp.on visxns
ELL wessen @ Mehanne, Miss McMsnn. MI. Ps; ~
iasn ~ Soru and sister, Trance. ma
dan p, scrns, Cnsi,otis Jksfaarei Roanoke II 1sr
els, New Yort fleming. Carolina; Van Pr, Fran
Emmons, New fors; Ruhp. Hanover n Ca,t., ,msn:
Rsves Aihemae PAbeii oharottesyI.. Sar. civ
~ Of Va. ihomp'on, Unirersi-
COLUMBIAN H0rEL--A @ Binford, Appon,,,.x
,on aud Railroad; Basel RiehmonI: Coi Il = a Crose-
c,nmn 10 lady and servant Carojn,. "
bu,. gs tots Basknyh,m; Robin, p.ts,
Bane t'iles, Va; WIN sheety Morgantoun: w %.erasd
Ton; Chas Dshop, Lsxinston; Orah.r sn'nTs Hos
Bait; Abrau wsrviek, Nelson. w. hasui'e
AhHHlCAN.--Joseph Baxter, Richmond. A N An. ~,
.on. E~n Greene w Meeeh ohas Bied,rm.n Mshny
ape View YORK; Hobson Lydehbnrr W IIc.. b.
DAWSON. Cartersviie. Jams Maize Va. h. nghsn
III 4 u Shelton, Mel
r,o LIMITED sTATEs.R Smith, Arem,ri. w.ro.. p,.,
ona' Potter Petersburg, Fox, n s,,,,h nef
III SSoehiapd Grave Va Barrett, L5s a.
~ SLHHg Nelson; Mtrsrove. Nelson ID .sa
noIs a. Louisa; Wilson Baltimore w p.,k"- Lus
marie N'"s'"h' jenkins, Abe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-07
THos- ,. CLARKE, late Of Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

suossr r having purchased N. once
peney Ihor A. LAMBERT ksl, viii
dsrs for tickets I'm ALL under III. OF TRANCE
Gu All orders viii meet his prompt .tt,nton
49,. " w as soon as they received.
IHos J. CLARKE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-07
AUCTION SALES.


VALrARLE CITY POINT PItoPHRry
sSIURpay NJ low shall nsr e. sale pubic .seion on
r.lashie City Poin, bsoneier 10 he
s Am pu,.n Haas . hoas. and sn, recently oeupied By
,o2 yais,bls fronting on The
less '"s 'ne acre. more or
The speedy completion Of the soaih gid. Ran R, -,
70 the fofuading and commission
value. '''''' 'N41 'e iheaeoiaoie In
InxEt2oo In cash viii required the b.,ne. On ,,, =,
ven endorsed, to the properly 10 he not,
paid for. RossRr M NAM UNI"
,,,,, ALEXANDRA DoNSAv,
g-.-o.. Comms,ioners.
" 81. pi-r- ~hAhf LUf NALE-on IN. IO,h a, = Al,
June a, noon City Poie In the County Prince
int formerly Richard Lot 10 be ,od uns.r ae
OF Court for division between Ro-e and Other, nd TO-,
which hous. ice kp.s 81 anu
houses with wharf In excellent ORDER fronting river 100
TrRx-A credit Of g. IL MOUTH, 70, n.ro,s,. no.,
With god and sufficient ehdorser.h m N the sale
1eI-at j. p MAY, Commissioner.
~ YARN, ON BROOK TURsPIkI, mile, from Civ sf Eieh
virtu- ofs decree Of the Circuit Of
King ke subscriber thereby Apo nted conmi.
,ioner viii se at public Auetos PREMISES sATIR
liable Farm which a-orre King died. seized
zs2 About 100 eeared and partly in
saAien balance heavily covered with valuable Pine
family The place is essrs ne
oad TO be completed will along the mont of the
ITS vau. will be greatly tnhancsd Is REGARDED
pay for 1t. $500 "
fourth cash, balance and year. for bops,
sh good personal security bearing interest,"
ana Title retained till the purchase money fuy paid
p e. Asr The land will be sold pare. ~ Ill.,.
hold and Kitchen Furniture horse
se and will he hired for the balance year
Tri one man, woman and gr. J. RYAII
saI- conducted by GobDrS Il APFrK-os ma2l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-07

SENATE.
wAsnrxoros, Juno Sat ls O'Clock to day, but ten
Senators were present. Aner reading the Journal the
senate adjourned to Thursday next, the 9Th ipse
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
There being quorum present this morning the hour
Q, me.tng Mr. Campbell moved that the House adjourn
Negatlved-yeas 4, nays So.
Acal OF the House was then moved aud LOG members
answered to their names There being till no quorum
tho House adjourned.