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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
RIOTS OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

The Baltimore papers have full details OF the scores
which occurred on Saturday. The sne1in' hA''"t
been furnished with posse Of forty men, apPeefeo
at the Camden station. Three military companies
we're ordered out but one OF them did not arrive 10
time.
The train containing the military and police rev
the Camden station at o'clock. with three irelet
trains. The whole was nearly half mile IN ieps'n'
The military were stationed throughout the cars:
The first assault of the rioters was at the pr'uss'
over which the Washington turnpike crosses Tue rH'.
road Showers OF bricks gave The first notice vi .ne
intention to the attack. Pistols and guns u;
fred from the bridge, and along the brow OIL Tue n'''
and small swivel was prepared, but miSssa Ut Tt
The fire was briskly returned by the GUARDS. IL, in
rioters were seen in considerable force at tne &C.
cut One OF them fred four times at the second loeo
motive. Two Of the military returned the hre, a'.u
the assailant was shot and killed. His name "aS
Henry Houser.
An Eastern bound freight train between llchester
and Ellicotts Mills was detained. being struck by
piece of rock rolling from an embankment, crushing
two freight of the track This cansed usten
ton OF come hours and the train going West did not
reach Martinsburg, until Sunday morning at niue
o'clock.
The trains from ElIcot,'s returning TO the city al
ii o'clock at night, were uninterrupted until near tps
boundary Of the city, when the engine encountered
an obstruction which threw il of the track, break
ing it TO pieces and crushing four freight cars. None
vi the military were seriously injured. An Ola ion
rail had been spiked across the track.
One of the rioters at Lees wafer stston, named
Smiley, was arrested and is in custody. he SAID ne
was mere spectator, and Tad arms in his possss'
sion, and whilst confined in Jail ut Ellicos Milis on
Saturday morning, d half dozen strange men called to
see MIN. and evinced determination TO get him out
by force If necessary; and it was, therefore, thought
best to have him transferred to secure quarters
An armed guard was sent out on Sunday, but there
was attempt ut interruptions aud the guard re-
turned in the evening
At Wheeling the men have adhered to their hrst
resolve of awaiting the action Of the board Oh their
reinonsauce to the regulation, and have refused to
| Join in the strike.
At Fettermsn the regular arrival and departure Of
the trains is not interfered with. The citizens Of
Ferterman opposed all violence on the part Of tine
strikers, end most Of them, for want Of sympathy,
have resumed their posts.
At Piedmont all has been quiet snce Friday
Many Of the old hands who took 10 part in the VIC.
lence have gone to work again, but thoss that took
part in the disturbances have been discharged from
thecompany's service.
At Martinsburg all the best conductors and brakes
men have gone to work again, and all has been quiet
since Friday evening. The men, however, fear
outrage and violence on the part Of the mob in the
city, and su armed force will be daily sent out for their
protection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
RAIL ROADS IN VIRGINIA.

The business on the Orange aud Alexandria raj!
road for April shows decided increass the re-
venue Of the corresponding month of 1856. The e1-
tensil n of that noble work along the entire line be.
tween Charlottesville and LyDehburg CD miles, is
progressing well, and indeed the grading ard mason
ry could be ready Tor the rails by the close Of the
present year.
The tunnel on the Central Virginia road, being
constructed By the State, will not be completed in
time for the travel this to the White Sulphur
ana other Springs. However, passengers OH this
great thoroug hfere to the saHbrous retreats referred
to will not be- materially retarded by the delay
Every facility may be- expected from the Orange and
Central roads throughout the summer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
p q f r n Y
iE-om :h- Homo Journal
THE LOvE.QUARREL'

BY MiGHoS.
Doe. he fanoy-this lover benightsd-
That, because, in petuiant W.
He has chosen my corner ~ Ia",,
feel terribly punished and si's"'eu'
Doe, he think that III sit here aid Sign'
In n.ni,eut mieery, hoping 49,. ,,op;np.
That he'll melt when he sees me ,uu'
And pardon my though'iesS 'ep'
No, mo, il was wrong, confess. A.
And had he but told me so knGy'
Not run on 90 madly and biinoiy;
I'd hsye wept out my shame anu u
pn, now l will show him that woman
oT ~, cutie like the spaniel he spurns,
x ISL. ~" 20 fswu on his angry hand, turns
Th., sba's sometimes intractably human!
Though he seeks out the artiul eoquette,
Who. If runor speaks truth, once so nearly
and that she's we'll skilled, see clearly
Woys round him her dangerous net;
Though he draws her, upon his arm leaning,
To seat, from all others remote,
Where purple-hued draperies float
Around them, their figures half screening
And whispers, while she listens. smiling
Through her e.falling. gOld-tnted curis-
O!-a sungleam on rubies and pearls
Her smile is as Circe's beguiliDg!
Thought in seeming confusion. down,glanolng'
~.
Then uplfts them in sudden SURPRISE
In fulne.s of splsndor entranoingi-
Thouoh her bracelet perversely refuses
To be clasped, and, with pretty TRADE,
She strives on rejecting his aid,
Then at last with sweet hattered excuses
Accepts it.for what is the harm1--
Though, with dex,erous bungle, he fingers,
And touches with quiverng fingers
That satin. smooth, lilly white arm:
care uot!-I know he's but trying
To make me repent that I crossed him
To fear that forever I've lost him
For, ia he not furtively cycling
Nv face, all the timel-Ah! he'll rue it!
Yes,-since such false game he has started,
I'll follow it up till, sick hearted,
He thinks I, in earnest pursue It,
ri, .mIle on the wife-hunting squire,
Who has laods, houses, gold Drumming golfers,
Who has made ms-He knows it--six offers,
Whom he rails at with jealousy's ire.
Strait past him I'll waltz With the gay
And gallant lieutenant, whose sasn,
Gold lace, and bewitching moustaohe,
Have stolen each soft heart away.
I'll talk, 10 the other embrasure,
To the poet, whose eloquent eyes
Ever look such devotion. whose siRhs
Are as plaintively sweet as his measure!
Then II, when, the beauty DESERVING,
With lip that essays to be scornfnlf
But with glances 30 metingly nournful,
He stands aloof watching me, flirting
should 20 to him softly. and say,
ave we're both of us fooish-'tis DER
Let rs never do 80 any more!
Do you thisk that he'd frown me away7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
MARRIED.

MARRIED in Weston, Missouri, on tie e'a +
Rev. T. a. Brucken, WM. q. MATTHIAS Esq: o. o. !
worth City, ksnses Territory. 20 Mss LIZZIE
MILLER, dsushter of Dr. n. u. :iil!es 'ofH'e''
gala v,s.s
rThe Wing. Dispatch and Central fr'"
please copy.
On the 5,n instant, by the r.. Dr.; Le,0!
Mr.. THOMAS J. La r!t.iDE, 70 Miss taaA
MAKER, b.tn Of this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS AT THE
SOIJTH

We make the following extract from leter writ.
ten by well informed gentleman at New Orleans,
under the date of the 18th uitimo
I'VE have had extraordinary weather here, and
April has been colder than February. frost on the
13rd did more harm than the previous Of the 9Th
and 18th, and We have great approximations for the
cane, corn and cotton crops, which have ali heeu
killed to the ground The weather continues cold
and dry and no chance of renewing the crops until a
change TO warm and wet. TIE entire southern wheat
crop ia supposed to be entirely lost, and there ID
active demand for -four 90 into the interior, where
they have heretofore been depending on their ON II
mlsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

LATER FROM MEXICo-ARREST OF AN
ARCHBISHOP.

Nav oRLkAss, May 5.-Advioss from the city Of
Mexico to the 18Th have been received. The Arch
tempting an instruction. The archbl,bon wonld he
ban.bed. British war vessels he'd arrived at Sacr6
clos, causing some speculation as to :hcir Object
The superstition that they hsve been sent to bully the
kST.rnmea; has probably delayed the settlement Of
the E,s'sh question. Rumors are rife Of an intend
Cd hllibcS:eripg expedition against Sonora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

ADVANCE IN SUGAR.-Tbers has been an ad.
vance in the New Orieau. market of ono ctntin the
price OF sugar circular from the largest sugar re.
fnery in the United States says:
We are sold out of all kinds of sugar and syrup,
except few hundred packages OF loaf, pulverl1ed
and coarse pulverissd sugar. II Is uncertain when
We will Do again producing. and until We can name
definite period we do not accept orders for future
delivery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
coMMERCIAL sAILUREs IN NEW YoRk

COMMERCIAL FAILURES IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, May 5.-Sevsral failures occurred
here Yesterday among dry goods dealers. Among
them are Messrs. Whitney, Fsnno & Co.; Shaw,
Sampson e. Brsmhal Lord & Haley. The failure
Of Messrs Whitney & Fsnno, ii is said has been 90.
cssioued by defslcation by their confidential clerk
TO The amount of S50.cO0 Msssrs. Bu9bee, Hidden &
IL Co., also reported as having failed Tho fail
whole amount Of the liabilities Of these firms exceed
q million Of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
r. - RAILROADS

Thsre are now s3OUUO 0UU invested In railroads in
the United States. II is but moderate assertion TO
make in regard to the insstnable value Of these i'm
provernens, that they have quadruPed the value Of
the lands through which they run making what was
worth $500 600 without railroad communication,
worth So 700 900 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
THE pALLAs-cL.aRENDoy TREATY

WAsHISeTos, May Sit is believed that the Dial.
lasClarendon treaty beyond resurrection, the tune
for the exchange Of notifications having expired
The administration maintains that the British Gov
eminent he's failed TO execute tie Clayton and Bull
wer treaty, and will insist on lie being carried out IN
good faith.
Report says that the Cabinet has been engaged
to-day on the affairs OF Utah.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

THE NAVAL COURrs.-No OF Monday took
up the cs,s OF Lieut., McArron (far.oughsd) No. is
rtil engaged with Lieut.. Chaudl-rs, and No. took
up and finished Capt. Thomas Paine's tfuroughed,)
and then took up tina, Of CsptsiD Philip Voorhees,,
also flrloughed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
Washington Correspondence of Alexandria Sentinel
- WARRINGTON, MaY4 l451.

The Jsmes:ewn Society having completed al! their
arrangements will lrave Washington at SIX and Al
exandria elk and a half o'clock, p. NJ: on Monday,
lay III, returning to Washington on Ihuradsy eve
ming. Gov. Wise, G w. p. Gusts, and probably
the Secretary Of War will be present at tho coebra
ton. The boat will remain sufficient time at old
Point and Norfolk to enable the company to visit
everything wer,h seeing. All the boats at Richmond
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the large, steamer Mary
land This CITY have been chartered to take parte.
n ,Isrnestovn
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M Ed.

DIED. Oh Monday, the 9Th inkran', hr,. sah d
Joha Appeyard. Of this CRY. aged u yesf'iah'
DIED, on the 25,h April, 1857, in the Zo1 , y
ace. al her fathers residence, Miss lSAbh
daush,o< OF William and Nsrths " AHsn'
county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

THE PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL ELEC.
TIDN

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The election for City
Council, Commissioned Of the Treasury, &C.,, passed
Of quietly here to-day There but little excite.
ment, and only small vote was polled 1t is gener-
ally conceded that the Democrats have elected their
Commissioner Of the Treasury and majority Of the
Couucilmen.
lsrcoxp DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, May Gu the election yesterday,
tho Democrats largely increased their vote. The Sc
loot council is composed of 81 Democrats and three
Opposition. lu the Common Council the Democrats
will have largely increased majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
NAVAL AFFAIRS.

NoRyoIE, Mey 6.-Ths steamer Saratoga went TO-
to dock to day Part of her crew were d;srharged.-
She will start out 10 sea Der bottom can be
repaired TIE sloop Of war Dale started cut yester
day, for the eoast Of Africa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WASHINGTON


AT A meeting Of the Democrats of Washington
county held at the Court House, the 30h of April,
1851, Col. Isaan b. Dunn was called to the Chair,
and James A. Srrother appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being explained by the
Chairman, the following resolutions we're proposed
spd unanimously adopted:
Resolved That this meeting heartily approve OF
holding Convention in Richmond On The 18th OF
Nav nr1t to nominate candidate for the OH 20 OF
Attorney General
. Resolved, That Two delegates from each magis
tera district be appointed TO represent this county in
said Convention, viz:
WIN. King IIe-keIl l.. Baugb, James l.. Davis,
Henry Roberts, Martin Fieenor WIN. X. Rhea. John
w. Morley, John j. SCOTT, D. n. Stuart, L. T. 10.
gan, James S. Buchanan, George w. Fry, james E.
Kelley, Reuben Widsner, John H. Ernest, James L.
Campbell, VIM. VI. Gray and Sidney King.
8 Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary be
added TO the list Of delegates.
a, Resolved, That in the event none of the dele.
gate, attend said Convention, WIN. T. Cecil of raze.
we'll be, aud be is hereby constituted their alternate
s. Resolved, That copy of the proceedings OF this
meeting 10 forwarded to the Abingdon Democrat,
Richmond Examiner and Richmond Enquirer for
publication.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
ISAAC b. DUNN, Chairman.
JAMES A. STEoTHER, Secretary.
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Iron, the Petersburg South Side Democrat, msS 81
EI0RIIIJS VICTORY.

The re,r,, os d., election must rejoice the
heart OF every true Dsmncrstln Inc CITY. IL yThir
pie-baid combination of Know Nolniiiss' hnms.,
Distribuouiss and spawned Democrats, 'i'e .i I'd
conservative men OF the opposition, erected Tue
lar Democratic nominee by the triumphant m''0'"'
OF two hundred and twenty-seven! .Lo M
| We congratulate onr fellow Democrats on me "u
spcious result and hail it an induhitaole ev'uenu'
of The fact that with the slightest efforts theH
| macy in this city msy be forever secured.
Tie people have rejected with scorn 1.-The PeoPie
ticket" and the independent voters nave ceieese.
the independent aspirants. The Mayors election a.
the test quse;ion aud have succeeded peyoho lux
most sanguins expectations
The Petersburg Express sums up the result as 'o'
lows:
For Mayor-w: w. Towne., DEM. 756; j. r
L.welleu, Ind, 523
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coleman, l., 1871; Thoma'
II. Bond, d., SUI. -,e
Collector Cry Taxss-G. V. Rsmbaut, l., 1913
George Williamson, D., 4H. Va,
COMMISSIONER of Str-sts-A. W. Talley, D., IA
George w West, l.. 5222.
Ganp.r-Joseph V. Scott, D.. no op., 1893.
Keeper Hay Scalps-Jchu Woodhouss, l., OIL
John X. Davis, D., 1885, j. Il. J. Jones, l.. 37s
Keeper Powder Magszin. -Peyton Ailrlend, d.
s5.; Samuel A. Pros:se, l ga. ,,,
Clerk Of Old Market-H. X. GreahsIn L., |ou
Benz. Stewart D., 4l5i John b. Jackson, l., %. -.
Clerk oi New Market-John w. Poole, D. 43I
Thomas Hudson, l., 1885, james B. Prosser l., Co;
Harris l., 1873. -
From lie above statement it will be- perceived
that the independents elect five officers VIZ.
Mrssrs Rambaut. Coleman, Gresham, Hudson and
Woodhonse. The Democrats elect four, as follows
Ne.srs. Townes, Scott, Tally aud A!rlenu. One OF
tbpse Col, Scott, for Gauger, had no opposition The
vote is ihin as compared with that poIIed year be-
fore last, when party nominations were made. =, In
1850 C.p:. Rambaut received for the office OF Col
leclor 765, and Mr.. Williamson, 75I-Total l522.-
| il onIy l295-a1 less than 1855 Last Spring the
heaviest vote polled was for j. NJ. b. Steward and
Jordan Branch, Esq, candidates for City Sergeant,
the former receiving IT'S, aud the lsttsr SOY. Total
! 1872.
| party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
THE AMERICAN SQUADRON IN THE CHI
NESE WATERS-LISr OF VESSELS TO BE


WAsHISaros. May 2, lS1.-The steam frigates
Minnesota and Mississippi and the sloop ofwar Ger.
msntown, are now fitting out with all despatch to re-.
inforce our squadron in the Chinese which is al
present much TOO email TO protect the extended CON-
m5rcs of the United States now employed 10 the wa
tiers OF China.
Every day in the year thousands Of tons of Anne
rcan shipping, with cargoes valued by the million,
sre A,a,iug n the five opened ports Of China-Can-
ton. Whampoa, Annoy, Foo chow-foo and Shanehae
-and We have hut three vessels, mounting only nifty
Ave guns to protect this vast amount of property.
The following vessels II war bearing the flag Of
the United States, are now On the coast Of China.
Guns.
sea:n frigats San Jscinto, Hagship) ...........l3
Soop of-wsr Portsmouth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Soop-oewar Levant.. 20
Total guns .55
The following vessels are now fitting out, and - i'll
be ready 10 short time to take their departure to
reinforce the East India Hset:
Guns.
Steam frigate Minnesota. 40
Steam frigate Mississippi. ...................l0
SloOp-of war Germantown. ....--.........-......22
lotal guns.
When the above vessels arrive out there we sh all
have q force Of hundred and twenty seven guns
on that station, most Of which are of the heaviest
caibee and If their services should be required the
Celsstials will Aud them weighty argument in our
favor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

The following vessels are now fitting out and i'll
be ready 10 short time to take their departure to
reinforce the East India hsst:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

J. MORTIMER ErLaovg, of Montgomery county,
Md, has accepted al invitation to Lecture in Virginia
for the benefit Of ,he Ladies Mount Vernon Associs.
rion." The lille If hs lecture will be "Womdn at The
Tomb of Hayhington."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

ELEc1los.-Thos. II. Campbell, Esq, Of Nottoway
was elected last Friday evening PRECEDENT Of the
South Side Railroad for the unexpred portion of Pre-
sirut PanuilIs time which lasts till nex, November.
The election was mace by the directors i've of whom
voted a. follows: For Campbell 8 for Jordan
Branch 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

The NoRrHwEsrEas tvA.) RAILROAD is said TO
be now in excellent condition. aud prepared 10 do Il
very heavy bu-iurss. The Psrkersburg Gazette
states that several STEAMBOATS, now hsing built to
form connections with the road. At Petersburg the
company have two l.rge dspats-,he outer depot t!-
teen acres in areal being occupied BY the engine.
house, rnachue-shop, ock.ysrds, car.rrarks, DC
The inner depot extends along the Little Kanawha'
from the satonbouse TO tho bridge, being s0 feet IN
length and rs feet 10 width.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

HAMPSHIRE CIHCUiT COCRT.-Lewis Everett
having pleaded guilty 10 the charga OF petit larceny
was sentenced 10 confinement in the county jail for
eleven months. A. l.. Baker, indicted for forging
note OF $2,ijU, was found guilty and sentenced TO
the P1nitentiary for two years. Petitions in cir.
culation askiug Gov. Wise 10 psrdon hiu:.
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81
by the completion of the works, or the execrable
process of reputation. One or the other of these
alternatives lie as inevitable as death.
What then, is your obvious interest in reference to
your public works answer tor you INTERESTINGLY,
10 complete them, and 10 complete them at the earliest
possible momcat at srhich IL can be done. BY this
means you can certainly tighten your burdens Of
taxation. Complete your great lines that shall con
aboard cities with the vast interiors est
and South of them, and which shall become, as
become they must and will, great thoroughfares OF
mighty traffic and travel, and you will not only lind
your taxes gradually less and less from year to year.
but bs relieved in the end of the internal improve
ment tax altogether. m
The reasoning is most simple. The several i'm
provsments cannot be profitable, until they are com
pleted, that is self evident If completed they t''t
pay that is the income from them will be sutiicien:
to pay expenses and the seven per cent on The cost
Of construction and this point being reached there
is co Instant, eud Of the Internal Improvement
tax, because the people taxed, not to raise the
principal but TO pay ouly the annual interest on the
| debt. In other words, the improvements, paying
themselves their working expenses and furnishing to
the State from their own revenues the seven per cent
to DAY the interest and sinking fund.- che is no longer
under the necessity Of tn1ug her ctsens on accoun!
| of her internal improvements.
And this brings up the inquiry, uiH our principal
works pay expenses and seven per cent cannot
doubt it. Actual experience settles the question.
Ali over the United States, railroads far con
ditioned than our own, are paying, and paying we'll
Ali the Southern and Western. which are strongly
analogous to our own, are paying from to 20 pei
cent. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with worse
curvature and climate and far sleeper grades, requ
ring ss.tenths of its gross income to pay working
charges. i- earning more than 5000 OUO year more
than $500 900 month, $lSUOO day, more than S7Ot
per hour, and $l2 per minute
Why should not our railroads, traverslng'. wher
completed, as fertile region, and having as lmpor
tant connexions with easier grades, better curvature
and better climate and costing. necessarily, far es'
pay'
pay, and, reckoning from what they have done, ",
may well expect much moro from them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-23
SRERIFF'S SAKE.

EEY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out
. of the District Court, Ninth Judicial District,
in and for the County of Butte aud State of Caifnr
mia, 10 me directed and delivered commanding me
to make the sum Of nine hundred and seventy-eight
thirty-sx hundredths dollars with Interest there
on ao the rate of two per cent per month from the
sixth day of November A. d. l~55. and the further
sum of thirty ninetv>twO one huHdrrdths dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate rate OF ten per
cent per annum, from the tenth day of January
ID. lS56, and costs taxed, in the sum of nineteen
dollars and eightyfve cents, together with all the
costs accrling ON said writ, wherein Crafts Parish
are he plnintlGS and Icorge w. Kent is the defend
ant, have seized and levied upon and will sell at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash. on the
fourteenth day of February. A. d 1857, at the hour
OF two O'Clock +. NJ all of the right. title and in
tercst of the above named defendant, in and to all
OF that certain piece parcel of land lying and be-
ing situate In Ohir Township. on the east side Of
Feather river. in Butte County, California. cUnpr-
sing three quarter sections of land and constituting
what is known ns Kcnt's Ranch, situated about one
mile below McConners Ferry together with all and
singular the tenemeutS Entertainments and apperic-
nanccs thereunto belonging, IN anywise uppcrtaD
ing
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in Orovillp, County and state aforesaid.
p. FKEER Sheriff Butte County.
January %, 1851. N2=Iw