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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue of power Of sale contained in a
Id Mortgage executed November, goth 1928
by Eliza Weaver to ]. A Jacques to secure
the payment of $3lS, principal and interest
from date Of mortgage to the 18th November,
1858, VIII ch mortgage is recorded in Book of
Mortgages, page 90, in the Recorders office
of the County of Placer, State of California,
and assigned by said J. A. Jacques to
James Higgins on the 9Th day cf November,
1858, and recorded in Book A of Deeds in the
Recorders Office of the county and State
aforesaid. The said mortgage was given on
certain house and lot in the town Of Auburn,
Placer County, known as the ''Jenny Lind
Restaurant" which will sell on the 25th
day of March, 1854, at the Court House in
the town of Auburn county aforesaid, the
above described property or so much thereof
as will satisfy said mortgage with interest
and costs due or to become due thereon.
JAMES HIGGINS,
BY S. G. Astin, Agent.
Auburn March 4, '54--n25 3t
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NORCROSS'

NORCROSS,
THIRD GRAND RAFFLE!.,
Forty Magnificent Prizes.
VALUED AT
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Tickets One Dollar.
lst hne gold hunting case Eng Lever
watch, chronometer balance, $3.50
"a fine gold hunting case Eng Lever
Watch, full jeweled, $50
Sd fine gold hunting case Anchor Le-
yer Watch, full jeweed, 100
4th fine gold Vest Chain, 75
9th fine gold sett of California Je.
welry for Lady, 80
9th fine gold Curb Chain. 35
9TH l fine gold sett of Jewelry for Lady. 30
oth Fob Ribbon, Gold Buckle and Seal, 80
9th fine gold Vest Chain, 80
10th l gold Buckle for Lady, o.
llth gold Medallion spring case, q
18th gold California Breastpin for lady 90
18th l gold sett of Studs with chain, Is
18th pair gold Ear Rings, 10
18th gold Breastpin for Gent, 10
10th gold Watch Seal, 8
l7th l gold Thmble, s
18th gold Signet Ring, 8
18th l gold Breastpin for Gent, 8
20th fine gold Finger Ring, engraved, s
list l fine gold Finger Ring, sett, 8
22d fine gold Finger Ring, chased 6
23d Watch Ribbon and Gold Buckle, 6
oath gold Specimen pin S
25th Twenty Quarter Dollar Gold Pieces, S
goth plain gold Finger Ring, 5
9th pair gold Cuff Pins, 5
2Sth fine Gold pen. Silver extension case, 5
29th plain gold Finger Ring, 5
3Oth Ten Half Dollar Gold Pieces, 5
3lst | gold Specimen Pin, 5
32d plain Gold Finger Ring, 5
33d l Braid gold Finger Ring, 5
34th gold Sett Finger Ring, 5
35th Gold Gross 5
Both Gold Breastpn, 5
9TH pair gold Ear Rings. 5
38th Gold pen Silver extension case, 5
30th l gold Watch Key s
doth plain Gold Ring,
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18

HOUSES OF Ill FAME.-The ordi-
nance for~the suppression of houses
nf il]-fame within the limits of the
citv received its finishing stroke in
the Board of Aldermen last evening,
and onlv awaits the signature of His
Honor, The Mayor, to become law
The ordinance expressly provides for
the suppression Of dance houses and
Establishments supported by that class
of the community which is its great
est evil.
The passage Of this law will also
have the effect to drive from our
midst. hundreds of vicious Chinese,
both male and female, who, at pres
ent, subsist chiefly by furnishing the
most pernicious entertainment to sea-
men visiting this port. The ordi-
nance will take effect on the first Of
Anril next. S. +. Courier.
One of the readiest replies we have
heard lately was made by an Irish
man:
A gentleman travelling on horse
back "down east" came upon an
rishman who was fencing in a most
barren and desolate piece Of land.
"What are you fencing in that lot
for. Pat" said he, "a herd of COWS
would starve to death on that land!"
"And sure, your honor wasn't |
fencing it to kape the poor bastes out
Ov it."
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dissolution of paptBqpslsip,

THE partnership heretofore existing be
! tween Dan " and f Kloppenburg is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Daniel w
KlOppenberg will attend to the liquidation of
the concern, and all parties thereto indebted
are requested to settle promptly, and on the
other hand parties having claim against the
firm are requested to hand in their bills.
D, w. & f. KLOPPENBURG
Mich pah CITY. March 10, '54-3t
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se9EEE ElsD1ES.

The people Of the state Of California;:
George W Holt you are hereby sum.
moned to appear before me at my Office in
Auburn. Placer County, on the 10Th day of
June, n. d 1854 at 10 o'clock. a. m to an
swer the complaint Of the Bear River and
Auburn Water and Mining Company wherein
they pray judgment against you for the sum
of S273 80 dollars, in an action for balance of
book account 1928 so and one share of stock
in said Company, to wit: Share No 1882
$3.50; and take notice if you fail so to app
pear and answer, Plaintiffs will take iudg-
ment as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
March, a. d. 1854. II. r. HAWKINS
i = In. No G.
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FOR SALE the STAR BAKER
AT
MICHIGAN CITY.

TTHE subscriber being anxious to leave for
l. the Atlantic states, on the first of May,
offers for sale one of the best business stands
in Placer county. For location, convenience
and business facilities Of every kind this op-
portunity is one seldom offered. For the last
year, this town, every one knows, has been
rapidly increasing in population, prosperity
and local advantages, and it is now one of the
most hourishing mining towns in all Califor-
MIA This property comprises one large two
story building with two upper rooms, one
now renting for fifty dollars per month,
cookroom, bakehouse and oven, woodhouse,
barn. large storehouse and large corral;
also a good stock Of goods including every
thing required by mining community; also
a fine lot of hogs and COWS and two pack an
imals, all of which will be sold either with or
without the real estate. If this property is
not sold before the first of May it can be
rented for one year on reasonable terms
The subscriber will make the terms as to price
and credit entirely satisfactory
e. II. LOOMS.
Michigan City, March II, '54-tf
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LOST.

ON the road between Auburn and the June
" ton Ranch, CARPET BAG containing
Ladies' wearing apparel The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the En-
pire Hotel. Auburn, or at Messrs Ferris &
OFlyng's, junction Ranch.
WARDEN & CLARK,
Mnrch 18th 'h4-1t
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Total.
$1,000

The above articles are put up at their Cash
value and warranted to be as represented
The 20 HIGHEST and the 20 LOW EST
THROWS OF DICE win the prizes-to be
decided at the Jewelry Store of w F NOR
CRO S, Main Street. Auburn
Auburn, March, 18th '54-3w
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The B. r. and A. w. and NJ. Co. }
Gee. w. Holt


State Of California, County of Placer,
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the un-
dersgned from the affidavit of R Crandall
that the said defendant has departed from
this State, and that a cause of action exists
against said defendant, it is ther fore ordered
on motion of Hale and Ryerson, Attorneys
for plaintiffs, that ser, ice be made by publ
cation Of summons in the Placer Herald. a
newspaper published in Auburn. in said
county once a week for three months
HIR M R. HAW KINS, J P
Auburn March Is. '54-3m
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"Shall | cut this loin Of mutton
saddlewise?" said a gentleman, cary
ing. "No," said his friend, ''cut it
bridlewise; for then we may all
chance to get q BIT in our mouths" +"
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
For Sale or Rent,

TWO HOUSES in Auburn. For particulars
| inouire of the subscriber at Adams & Cos
march 1S EDW. NJ HALL.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Valuable Ranch for Sale.

FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Valuable Ranch for Sale.
sS T1HE undersigned wishing to "a
~fe. l. engage in o:her business, l::M
would dispose of that valuable property
known as the "Franklin House," situated
on the road between Sacramento City and
Auburn. There are 80 or 60 acres under
fence. The whole farm contains GAO
acres-the land producing well; the SUBJ
scriber having raised excellent crops upon
it, There is upon the premises fine
house, also an excellent barn 81 feet by
40, Is feet posts, with plenty of excellent
water.
Stock.
The subscriber has also for sale fifty
head of fresh milch cows, which he will
dispose of reasonably Also, 80 head Of
young cattle, horses, Is hogs, and any
quantity of chickens, ducks and turkeys.
The above will be sold to suit purcha-
sers. For further particulars inquire of
the subscriber OH the premises.
JOHN WlXON.
Franklin House, Sac. road, Jan. 7-3m
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Prizes Numbers i'm NOFCrOSs7
SECOND Grand Rattle.
of CO-Partnersfaip

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing between the un-
dersigned, in the business of Hotel keeping
and Butchering, under the style of W. d.
Smith & Co., has been this day dissolved
A. 7 Randall is the agent for closing up all
the affairs of the partnership yet unsettled
The business hereafter will be carried on by
A. 7. Randall, Sylvester Dingman, and Man
uel EMS, at the old stand at Smiths Rancho.
WN d. SMITH,
A. r. RANDALL.
SYLVESTER DINGMAN.
Feb 28th, 1S54-3t
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OST.---A promssory note payable to
~ Donald Chisholm or order, by Messrs.
Bllnn & Reynolds, said note is dated De-
cember lst, 1858 All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same, pay
ment having been stopped.
DONALD CHISHOLM.
Crows Flat, March /, 1854-1t'
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E.C RRAY s. co.,
DEALERS IN
Chairs, Mattresses. sc

No. 50 Fourth ST., bet. J and X, cest side,
SACRAMENTO;
Wood Turner'S and Manufacture
every thing in their line.
We have large assortment on hand suit
bic for he country trade at low prices.
Nov 5'53-tf
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AFFIrCTFD RFADt

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.-Es Is
L years ago by DR. klNKELIN. The Oldest, sures and
best hand 10 ali Orns OF secret diseases Of the skn and
solitary habits OF YOUTH Is DIR. klNkELlN, N W.
of Third and Union streets between Spruce and Pine one
and a half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia
Take Particular NOtice.-There is habit which
boys leach each other at the academy coegea habit in
duled IN when by themselves, solitude, growing with
the boy manhood and which, if not abandoned in due
ne not only begei serious obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
pness but gives TO series OF protacted nsdOus and
devastating affections Few Of those who ndug in this
peTcos practice aware OF the consequences until they
nd the nervous stem shattered feel strange and
counabe feelings vague fears in the mind The inIvdua
becomes feeble he unable To labor with accustomed vig
or apply his mind study his step tardy and weak
he dull and irresoute the counenance is downc the
without natural lusre, shanefcedness is apparent
These symptoms l0hch should ac2ke the attention Of
hos similarly afflicted .- .-
having relnqushed the odous practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions which weaken and shame
HIM, producing mental and physical prostration. If he
emancipate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter mairimony, his marriage unfruul, and his
senses him that this is caused by his early foes.
Too many think they will hug the secret to their
hearts, and themselves. Alas how often this fatal
deuson and how many apromsing YOUTH who might have
been ornament society, has faded from the earth
Young Men LET no false Inodesty deter you from
making known to who, from education and
specabi,y alone befriend you lie who places himself
under DR. klNkELlNS treatment may regiously conhde
his honor gentleman and in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret of the patient
Country Notwithstanding il nconvenient to make
application by stating their explicitly TO
gether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded Ia them chest containing Dr. rs medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home.
Structures of the ureha weakness and constitutional de-
bty promptly cured and full vgor restored. All letters
post pad. q It .t. ....s- -.. . .E-.
remittance of 25 cents in letter post paid ad-
dressed to Dr. kinken. Philadelphia, will secure his book
on the Secret lntrnities of Youth septfwly
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/. GuEAND FEWER. OR CHILLs AND FE-

~ Nr,S CUkED bl SMITH > TONIC S1KUP.-Ths
l. sy celebrated Medicine has for many years maintained
oedy and permanent Of que and Fever, or Chs
whether Of shorlOr long standing; and in
will it tail "a If The directions strictly followed
AID carried out.
This remedy been extensively used throughout the
States Kenlucky Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsl Iva
u A, Michigan Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois. Missouri. Texas
Arkansas Alabama Mississippi and Loaisiana aud has per-
uanenY cured HUNDRED THOUSAND cases, in all
lis many nf which had been Uf from TO
a. years standing and had resisted all me usual RENE
in the Countr aud IN no case ld th Medicine
fail directions properly followed. Such IS
it, nvariable success hata large number OF respectable
Of Medicine, in various parts OF the country,
and prescribe II IN preference 10 qulnne ahd All Olner
remedies.
The public are assured that only certain in its ef
ecs Tome bat being composed entirely Of vegetable
medicines, perfectly innocent in all cases or clrcum
sances aud NAV given females infants, and all per-
debitael and delicate constitutions without the
least fear whatever of any unpleasant effect.
parcst quality aud Hw made 10y the proprietor in
the established forms of pharmacy (which cannot
IL said Of she many Ioncs flooding the We-tern aud
Southwestern Counr and IN TINS respect alone Is rendered
greatly superior the remedies usually prepared and sold
By lis aperiont and powerful Iiaphoretc properties nd
Tonic qualities it is rendered eminenty superior
4 ouinine and Othe. remedies general and popular
onic whatever, whore Toncs proper TO be
The proprietor therefore, respectfully in
ties practitioners aud The public generally TO give but
tir trial and they then convinced of its great supe
rOr al other remedies in use for the purpose
specified.
Fever hills Fever, Bilious Feyers would do well
90 keep supply this valuable remedy always ON hand
proprietor ia his possession thousands of GER
ilcaes value, given by persons VINO nave used IT, win
many letters who have sold 1t largely in
their country. we'll from respectful Practitioners
used it in preference to other remedies atesIng
SIS value. J. r. DhONuooLE,
No - College street, Wholesale aud Retail Agent, Nash
vile, Tenn. declo-dNu W.
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MEDICINE !
IRY,s INYIGoRATING:. $: scoRDIAL, r j. n,

II II ENRI,S INtHsOkATlN<Er 4CORDIAI..
IL PURELY VEGETA ABLE IN ITS C0MP0SiTiON.--
This nyalua Cordial, extracted from Herbs Roots
which have been found after sf the
fcial ia hs diseases for which lis recon and snee
u ,e Be us a en- sc
may be placed as to its safety In of Impotency He
mortgages Disoriered ertity, or
sion ofthe Menses, Flour Abus hiies, or for - u.
f i- rs7s Debility : 49, ,,.i,5,-..f .s.-- (.
arising from any cause, such weakness from sickness
where the patient has been confined to bed ne
for Females after confinement Abortion Miscarriage
Muscular Energy, ritabiliy, Physical Prost alton,
nal weakness Papitaon otte Heart, indigeson Sing
&C., where Medicine required, il wall be h,nnd
equal II notsuperior 70 any Compound ever used -
s4t g To Females.
Henry's inygorating Cordial, is of the able
Medicines in the many Complaints to which Females
excess aud creates renewed health and happiness es
sufering disease and uBhaPpiness ladies you'd
Ladies debiliiated BY those distractions hc
males liable restored the bottle
Young Men:
That solitary Practice fatal to the existence OF man and
the young who are most apt become It's vieiins from
of the danger to which they subject
causes - - 80 = -
Weakness of the SYSTEM and Premature Decay Many of
be Hfefng, misied the source
Premature 1mpoency InYoinniary Seminal
Emissions, Weakness and Shrveing the Genital Organs
ed ndulgence passions occasionin ths ne
cessity OF renouneng the feiicities OF 81
MaffEse, 81
lessenng both mental and bodily capacity. Hold! Hcny's
nygoratng Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable
will aid nature to restore those important functions
healthy stale, will prove oservee Possesses
yirtles general of disease and strength
ener OF the system. So elll1 /
As a Tonic Medicine, sW1-
unsurpassed We do not place this Cordial footing
with quaek medicines, and is customary, append long
list Recommendations, Certificates, de beginning with
Hear what the Preacher says and such like
'ssary, for "Henry's lnvgorang Cordar only needs
rial TO prove that il will accomplish all we say.
The Genuine s'Henry's Invigoratins COrdial,"
put upin Pannel Bottles, and easily recognized By
he Manufacturers signature the label OF each Bottle TO
which is forgery well the name blown
he glass. g 13fil
II ? Sold for - per Bottle; Six for So SIG per dozen.
Prepared only by 5. e. COHEN No. Franklin Row, Vine
treet, below Eighth, Philadeipha, Pa, whom all Or
ERS must be addressed For sale by all respectable Drug
lists and Merchants throughout the country -.-lTef
For sale al the Patent Medicine Depot No. 1e College ST.
Domgoole Go, wholesale Agent for the State, and
uy agent in Nashville .-.-.. a-stI Il
decll-6m dctw. ..r IL
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MEDICINAL.
D DENJ. n. WILLIAMS, ,COIPoUgp ~.

- TRACT OF SARSPARILLA AND IODlDE OF PStJ-
n presenting to the poliee and acceptance the
MEDICAL Profession and of the Public generally the above
prePaation the subscriber does benefit of
raent rgato On hanee the value of 0i article; he
WISH 10 conceal from the knowledge ofits ipgreden
~ order TO gain public confidence and favor tie sim
Ply state that as an Apohecary, he has been years
eninence in the medical profession Kensucky and
Iennessee The above CompoEnd. Familiar With The
mehods OF displacement, and with the
anu powerful apparatus he has together
tue red and known virtues of Nate
ia Med'eansuch pronorton and in cheap and dura-
DE form as TO furnish remedy Of and wonderful
eeacy aested by long experience disease
ha nesh Is heir to- but for large class, pro-
geny iha te origin and paren;age 10 strumous Da
thesis or Scrofuons intB the Constitution blood
such as White Swelling Chronic Ulcers of long standI =
opstIlate letter. Ring Worms, Eyes, Head
pblic Disorders and other diseases and blood
that resist the usual Treatment He substaate the
very best of evidence here in City its efficacy Ner
vous and General debi y, Indigestion Dyspepsia Ina
mation ofthe Kidneys. rheumatism, &c, &c. 1t is conf
denty reeommendedin Diseases Peculiar 10 Females such
as Leucorrhe Whites Suppressed Meusruaon Choro-
SIS or Green Sickness Without enumeratne further he il
content TO state and from the result already before him.
makes the declaration with emphasis and in all truth that
ne believes he Offering to the world and
remedy for that formidable evil of Kings King evil
the scrofua. in all its protean shapes, whether confined
lone and manifested in the tissues the body
whether ii pervsdes the eRtire system - !
The above medicine be obtained Drug Stores of
w. T. GRAY, ~ 4.s EWIN BROTHERS,,
s STRETCH IL FLEMING, II. G. SCOVEI,
J. q. BROWN, BERRY Il DEMOVIL
fg f.Iy G. W. HENDERSHoTT
Or at the Depot, No. %, Broadway, Nashville Tenn
ma'22-3md&w d. F. WILLIAMS. \
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STRONG HOPE

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the lea st shadow of dolbt the Chinese
w Rheumatic Antidote, is the ONLY reliable te-ne
ds before the public, for the Immediate and permanent
liei Of long standing cases of A s.-.. ..- -. r. ID
Chronic Rheumatism M
teyere and excrueatng Neuralgia Palms. Hip disease Gout
all contracted and distorted Lmbs, ParIy ys wasting and
decay Of the MUSCLES sweed and enlarged JOINTS painful
swengs, acute Rheumatism, Tie Deoreux Cramps and
Spasms &e., sc. This medicine istruy the ~ .ilznl
King of Rheumatism. p ts... = 4
which is daily given by it, its astonishing
doubted. 7..7l-17F = .
Severe NeuraIgic Pains g94 ~
are speedily removed by few applications OF this won
derul combination The old and young need have
of perfect restoration. t-'tFl-f = t-r'lttdt
Dead Palsy -htd 4 g
completely cured incredible time BY the use
Of this external application. No need doubt IL for one
single Bottle will never fail TO give complete and
ed satisfaction 1-lffa-Ef 40
Contracted and Stiff Joints eal sclr
perfectly relaxed and restored her natural life and
activity, by lis use. ~ ..-
Persons in High Life .' q
who from prejudice other unwilling to
medicine which is brought notice by being
agonsng and cxcruciating Pains of rheumatism Neu
ralga, would feel justly proGd after rubbing their limbs
jonIs with one bottle of this External Remedy. g
Loss of Muscular Power, lfE -
wasting and decay the muscles, numbuess back
painiuont all speedily cured by The of this med
cine.
ity who affected th form of Rheumatism
diseases above cali and
rphet and bottle OF our medicine, and confidently
promise You satisfaction. - .' ..-.z
AS. YoUATT * co, Proprictors Maiden Lane, " Y,
to whom all orders should be addressed l. -. 4r'
= For sale in Nashville by J. r. DkOMG00LE S co.
sole Wholesale and Retail Agent.
For sale in franklin, by F.s; woLDRlDGE,
" i" a. Mnrfrees5oro' by J. W. NELSON,
" % " Fayetteville, McELRoY * MCKINNEY,
" " " Paducah KY, by SINGLETON q son,
" Z" :" McMnnvie, by J. B. STONE. '-
,54-l6trw
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NOTICE.

obedience with inerlocuOry decree OF the County
Court, of FentreSs County, at the January Term of
1854 will offer for sale the first Saturday in May next,
the following tracts Of land, viz:
An undivided moety of 5000 acres Of land in district
No o. on the waters Of Clear Fork granted to John NJ.
Clemens and N w Williams, grant No. $685. also one
tract lying the of Crooked Greek, containing 80
and granted 10 j. NJ Clemens, by grant No 2O9 also
all the interest of tract OF 1870 ON the waters OF Rock
Castle Creek in district No g. grant 4S belonging 10 said
Clemens also 1000 acres the waters of White OAK adj
Joining the land of Turmons heirs grant No. 64l5 also,
500 acres White OAK grant GgUl also 200 the
waters of Rock Castle grant No 64l2 Also 100 Mill
both sides of the Brewster tract graft 6i0; also 100
acres living on the waters of Yellow Creek grant No G404
ALSO the Clear Fork, grant No 640 also, 100
acres the waters of East Fork grant No G405; also
tract of 1900 acres lying the waters of Rock Castle,
grant No 5465; also tract of 1900 lying on the
of Rock Castle grant No. 4 Also 45 acres on said
Creek grant No also, 5000; also, 200 lying ON Rock
Castle also 5000 lying the waters OF Crooked
Greek grant No G4l also 5000 White Oak, grant
No 642 also 200 the waters OF bite Oak grant
No 6iOO; also 800 living Rock Castle ard Poplar
Cove Greek grant No. 640 also 200 on Mil Creek
Clear Foi and New River grant No 642l Also 200 acres
living Mill Creek grant No 640 also 5UC0 acres on the
waters Fork grant No 6i22; also 5000 acres on
East Fork grant No. 6!0 also 5000 acres On The waters OF
Obds and Wolf river grant No 6tll also, 9Oo0 acres on
White Oak and ObdS river gran! 64l3 also 5000 acres ~
ing Clear Fork, grant No. 6ll6 Also 5000 acres lying
on Crooked Creek and Clear Fork, grant No. 64l
All the above lands lying Fentress county, Tennessee,
and all of said lands known the Clemens land Ihe
of sale Of the said lands are bound to bring the MN
um price which can be seen the County Clerks office Of
sad county, and Oneouh of The purchase MONIES 10 be
paid down and the remainder the terms OF one anu TWO
years. for which required note and security and ID all
lien retained the land, until the payment OF the
purchase money. DAVID G. TRAVIS, CLERK, by
r. 7. UILDRETIl, Dept Clerk
jamestown febl5 '54-6w