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The daily Butte record., 1858-04-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SaERIrF'S SALE.


ID issued OF tho District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District in and for the County Of Butte and
Stale Of California, commanding me to make the
sum OF four thousand six hundred aud fifty four dol
with interest thereon at the rate of per cent
per month, until paid. together with the further sum
Of forty-four and twenty one>hnndrrdlhs dollars
costs of suit, and all acc-uiDg costs by said writ,
wherein :. X. EMERSON Is plaintiff, aud F. :
BARNES Is defendant, have levied upon, and shall
expose at public sale, to the highes bidder for cash,
at the Court House door, In the Town nr Oroyille,
County OF Butte, state Aforesaid. on Wedncs-
day the Twelfth day OF May, A. ID.
1858, at O'Clock, r. VI OF said day, all OF tho
right, title and interest of the above named defend
ant, In an to the following des rib 81 properly, to
wit; That certain piece or parcel ut laI. situated
at Dianondville, kimshew Township Butte County
California, and described follows, owt bounded
On the north by the site formerly occupied by can
vas storehouse, owned by - May. and running
south along the east line oi Main street about two
hundred aud fifty feet less to the place for.
metly occupied by blacksmith shop thence n,
right angles In casterly direction 10 the Du nond-
vile Di.ch Companys dit;h IN ;mce along the said
ditch AMI up the same about two hnuircd inet more
or less themes in II westerly direction TO tho place
of beginning together with the stOrehoule ocetiped
by the said defendants aud other Ou,-builiiys there
on: Als,, all and singular the tencments hereIiia-
ments and appertcnnnces thereun.o belonging or in
anywise appcrtaining.
~ u PLU.M, Sheriff Butte COUNTY,.
Dated OrOvilie April 18th, 1858.
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CONSTA3LE'S SAKE

Epf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ out of Justice Edward Donaho's Court, of Ophir
township County OF Butte, State Of Cal liornia to me
directed, IN favor of JOHN ). BERRY. ami agans.
JOHN WAGNER, have selzsd and shall expose
ior sale az AT ihic auction. at three o'clock. =.
on the Fifth day OF May, A. ID. 1858, at
Justice Dohaho's ce On Myers street, in the Town
OF oroville, County and Stlta aforesaid the following
described property, to vii: house ami u; IA
Lynchburgh tho house known as the = nion Ba-
kerry" aud the lot beginning al the nth-we. st corner
OF Main street and the Plaza and ranLing thence
east 30 feet thence south leo feet thence west 80
feet themes north l6l feet To the place of beginning,
with all the appertenances thcreunio belonging
" j. PURCELL, Constable.
Dated this the l}thday of April,'A. ID. 1855
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REoRGANizING THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
by notice which appears elsewhere in
this days RECORD, it will be seen that the
members of the Butte Engine Company are
requested to meet on Saturday evening in
the County Recorders Office for the purpose
of transacting certain important business.
We have heard it suggested that the Buttcs
give a ball. the profits Of which should 60
toward the purchase Of an engine. Such a
move would. in our opinion result very sue
,cessfully. At any rate. the approaching
dry season aud the late disastrous FIRE at
Forest City warn Us to take some precau.
tionary steps against conasgration in 0ro-
vile.
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A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-The Golden Gate
Tunnel Company at Bath. having had some
new hands employed. and there being none
of the owners present. aud no instructions
given to the ''green ones where to dump
the dirt taken from the tunnel, they made a
mistake aud emptied fifteen carloads be.
longing to the G. g into the boxes Of the
WEIGH Co., adjoining, who washed up the dirt
aud obtained So, 700 90. The welch Com.
pany had only dumped four loads Of their
own dirt in the boxes. They were greatly
elated At their prospect thinking il to be the
proceeds Of four car loads of dirt from their
own claim. We have not heard how the
matter has been settled between the compa.
nies. but suppose they Of course have recti.
fed the mistake Placer Courier
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SLUIcE RoBBERs.-The sluices in the claim
Of Wagner & Co., at Lancha Plana, were
robbed Of about fifteen or twenty ounces OF
gold last Friday night. The robbers dis
played very little ingenuity in the manage.
ment of the affair, rs they carried the dust
and quicksilver in handkerchief. or some
other substance which did not retain the
quicksilver. The dripping" of the quicksil-
yer was tracked almost to the door ofa cab
in owned and occupied by some colored fell.
lows who are never known TO work. The
next day, these same "eolored individuals
went to Campo Seco, changed in some dust,
and treated themselves 10 new clothes. Ia
king all these things into consideration, the
Lancha Plana folks hare come to the conclu.
sion that these gentlemen darkies' are the
sluice robbers, and that if they do not make
themselves scarce" in that neighborhood,
they will wake up some morning and imagine
they have been ''struck with lightning
.fmador Sentinel.
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MARYsvILLE osrTvERa-By the report Of
the Marysville Council proceedings on Mon
day night which appears in yesterday Is
.Neps. we learn Of the following elections -
w c. Belcher was elected to the office of
City Attorney, and N. Wescott to that Of City
Surveyor.
J. T. Campbell was elected Captain Of Po-
lice, without opposition. and the following
persons we're elected rs policemen Messrs.
Van Dyke. Leaman. 0Conuor. Mcclure,
Rathbone, Gilmore and Jonas
Is. Hamilton was elected City Sexton.
Aid. Selby, Dean aud Hatch were elected
Cemetery COMMITTEES.
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AMApoR MATrERs.-The citizens Of
jackson are about organizing a Cavalry
Company. Some fifty men have signed the
roll. There is aquartz lead at Contreras
that yields rock which pays from $50. to
3 100 per ton. Three couuterfeiters were
arrested last week at Contreras and taken
to Calaverss. One was subsequently, dis
charged Some miners while running a
tunnel into Gold Hill. near Jackson, struck
into large stream Of clear water, which
drove them Immediately out of the Tunnel
and washed out great quantities of dirt,
pieces Of timber. SO. Should this stream
prove permanent, IL will make its discover.
ers' fortunes. One Chinaman robbed anoth-
er at Drytown of some 50, 100, was pursued
and arrested at Mokelumne Hill. He had
in his possession when taken, $500. Cur.
day and Anderson, two miners, we're badly
injured at Lancha Plana, by the eaving Of q
bank. A slaughter house caught on fire in
Jackson on Monday week. but was very
slightly damaged. IL belonged to Fred
scheber. aud caught fire from bad stove
pipe The Sentinel says there are about
seyenty-fvs candidates for the Clerkship of
Amador county. On Friday, the three
Chinese murderers are to be hanged. They
have confessed to the killing of Griswold.
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RopE HoRsE TO DEArH.-We learn that
Rcv. Father Slattery being called in grea,
haste from Marysville to attend upon q dy-
ing man, rode his horse so very hard
that the poor animal died shortly after reach
ing here. The members Of the Catholic
church very properly and generously sab
scribed the sum of $3.50 aud placed it 10 the
hands Of the reverend gentleman. thus eua-
bling him to purchase another horse in the
plac, Of the one killed in tho exercise Of his
pastoral duties. A very commendablc act.
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MARSHAL SALE.
10y VIRTUE OF AN ECUrIO


~ ssiel out ot Justice DoItho's COurt, of OpnIr
Towhship, County of Butte, ani Siile OF California,
10 me directed, in favor of the lnhabitans OF the
Town OF orovilie, and ag ,inst Bird Morris, have
ssizsd and shai! expose iuF sale public auction at
10 O'Clock A. VI. ON the 5th day Of May, A. d. 1855
al tae Court lloGss door. in the Town OF OrovIlie
Colnty ani Stale aiures aid. the following described
property, To wit: An that certain part or pareel OF
aad commencing ut the suaiheas corner OF Nc on
neus brick yard, running southeast along the wafer
d'lch about 20 rods ITO the Ch!namau'a girien then
southwest along the said garden and ANA owned by
row er To the saughlerhouse aboIt 80 rods; thence
north along brush fence aud ditch to Robinson
streets about go rods, along said street about 30
rods, TO the northwest corner ot McColneli's brick
yard; thence southeast said linz of brlck ward
about 10 rods, to the south corner thence north
east along said line about so rods the place of be
ginning % acres more less; said land is near the
south corner OF the Town OF OroVile. Butte County
Also. lots s. 7, and s. in block No. s. lot l. in block
No 2l; To- D. in block No 10. as laid down and des-
e1bec on the map Of the rowl OF Uroyilie, Butte
County.
e. X. HE.IDEL, .N1rshal.
Dated this the 18Th day OF OF Apri, A. u. ls5S.
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PusLrc OprsIos. is not solitary
Democratic paper in the State OF New York
mot one which does not fully O. ana un
ouivocaIly endorse tho Kansas policy OF
President Buch anan - State journal
The New York House Of Representatives
on Saturday passed Resolutions opposing .ne
Admission Of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution. BY I. vote Of Al TO 25.-or'sa-
ba's .tetcs.
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MARSaAL'S SAKE.

NpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out oi Justice Donaho's Court of Ophir Tuwr.
ship, County Of Bate State of California, tn me d.
recled, in favor of the Inhabitants of the Town ct
or9Viie' ana against Jane, Harlow have seized
and shall exposc for sale at public auction. at 10
O'Clock, A Va ,on the 9th day OF NAV, A. d 1875 nj
tho Court House door in the Town OF 0rovile Coun
" and state aforesaid, the following described prop
erty, to wit; Lots Nos. ard I, in Block No. 8, Ne
iald down and described on the map OF the Town OF
oroville, Butte County.
q. Il HE.N'DEL, .NarshaL
Dated this tho 18Th day Of April, A. d. 1855
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ERYsrPELAs. Several cases OF this terri
BILE disease have occurred in this vicinity late
iy. Mr.. John Heating has been quito i'll
with 1t aud Mr.. Leland has also been suffer-
ing from the same complaint. They have
both been dangerously i'll. but Mr.. Keating
10 so far recovered as to be about, aud Mr..
Leland as We we're told yesterday, is fast
getting better.
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SALT, A FRoo ArrrporE 1T has been
proved in Sacramento that salt is an efica-
cious ansidote to the squawking Of frogs
A tadpole mandatory was sprinkled with
salt. and the voice Of Frogs was hushed. We
suppose that the salt made them so thirsty
that they necessarily ''dried up"
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oROVILLE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL Iith, 1855.

~ MIR. John II. Lfllard is authorized 70
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for tho
Daily and Td. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
at distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
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CrY TAX SALEs.--Two sales of real es-
tate are advertised in to.days paper by the
City Marshal. Delinquents should take
warning by these and settle up. It's better
to pay your taxes before than after q law
suit. even sheuld the .'lawin" result in your
favor.
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In SrocKroN.-Mrs. Weekes. the editress
of the Athen@am was at last accounts, in
Stockton; not to obtain ministration to "a
mind diseased" but because she is crazy
enough to think that the Stock tonians will
subscribe to her paper. She may not be so
very crazy about it after all.
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MARYsvILLE. On Monday fellow lam
med ..hoss DOCTOR and the Recorder sent
him TO Jail for month. One Ziemer resist
ed an officer, and was to appear for trial or
foIfeit $500 bail. Mitchslrs Theatrical
Troupe played to large and enthusiastic
audience on Monday night. These are ell
The Ranch items we can fipd in the E<paess.
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THANxs.--we owe Thousand thanks to
our friend Bob O'Neal Of the Cal. Stage Co.
for an early delivery of the Marysville News
Extra, containing the Eastern items which
We publish to-day.
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LAMP BUssr.-A camphcnc lamp burst in
the Empire Hotel on Monday night, and
came very near doing deal of damage. Its
flames we're fortunately extiuguished before
much harm was done.
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PosrPoNEMENr OF CONGRESSIONAL RLEc-
rIoN.--The Assembly has passed bill post
poaing the election Of CopgTessmea one year.
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ARcHY Casa decision viii proba bly,
be rendered in this case sometime during
the preeent week. So the papers say.
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NJ OTTCE

FuNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holders of the Feather River and ophir Wae,
Company for the election OF five Trustees for the en-
suing wear, will be held at the Office Of The Com
pany. near ororille, on Monday the third day o
May, at one O'Clock. 7. VI.
LEWIS CUNNING HAM, President
o'o'uie, Aprh ", 1898. ap13-tmyI
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AT Q O'Clock, A. NJ, PUNcTuALLY.
Passenger. by the p. VI 5 Co.'S Line are londed
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf at the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Companys Steam Ferr,
Boa. and are transported,
BY the Panama Railroad Company,
Immediately Across the Is rliMUS TO AsPlNIVALL,
whore the steamers of tho u. :. Mail $ Co are al
ways in readiness TO convey them 70 New Yo:k or
New Orleans
Tho Panama Railroad Company, and The U. 5. Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents to sell
tha!r Tickets if desired by holders of Pacific Tickets
Passengers notified that all tickets for the stea.
mers of the IT, s. Null 5. s. Co., must be presented
10 their agent at Aspinwnl,for registry and exchange
as they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment will be received on boo,d
the steamer until IL O'Clock, midnight, April 1oth
No merchandise freight will be received ON hor,t
after o'clock r. NJ, April lJ.h. aud written order
must be procured a, the Office for its shipment.
For Fregh; or Passage, apply to
FORBES y BABCOCK.
Corner of Sacramento ami Leidesd,rf streets
San Francisco.
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tNhe "WIDE WESi'' Is full of Orig
inal California Tales, Sketches, &c READ fr.
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IL FOR cast OF characters, see small bllls.-rn
ADMISSION, Ore noIi.y
ap" J. ALEXANDER, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
WHY Is 4 DEPUTY SHERIFF \ USE
w VII INVENTIONS

Because he /, a Sirinc tSs,cinyl Machine.
The above cunundrun is COOL. Deputy -:rin
very good IN h., way ami j. useful doubt. Ia col
lectins debts But We have better sewing Mschne i':n
the above Il, Il will collect ,,Si AMI i-i, too
Now hy each family purchasing OF valuable sew.
ins Machine and learning each member oi their ,;>r"
them they will that SYSTEM 81 Industry md
domestic economy that will. al ian. day r-nd-r tie
otEc- Of thu lrst.named Sueinc Machine ''1'rrr'.
Tie Quaker City D"uhl. Threat sewing Machn' j. hy FAR
thu mo-, .npl IL il construction, and consequently --
liable get ., orir! iin other Machine IN us-
II b. "rra Wiz; much greater ease tlan i's sh"'e
The machinery also requires i-s "iH5 20 hr Sep. ~
''rnaiag order. Hc'nmng Guss'-- csn a!.o he f''"'
Ell" 10 these Machines.
thrs. Machine. offered such unprecedented low
price. As 4 40 aud 40 hope every family will avail
them..lrr, OF this opportunity procure What
appropriate Christmas present for your vvs: ami daaS
ter. Give them something useful n,ieSi -" was;:as yonr
money upon u,eess ornsments.
Cali and leave your orders thst he secured by
that time. al whliehursts 0d Gallery. Main street, Rich
mond Va.
~ B-As>n;s wanted In every county Ia the Southern
s.ates ". H. fREAR, Agent
DSof
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VALUABLE FARM FOH SALE.

OfFf Tor sale tile fARM On which reside. .l'Ut'
i tl- county 81 Isle of Wight. about MIL, irnr. he
beautiful Village of Snithfcld and containing n' .rrs.
large portion 10 arabic and produce timely tr. ad .iuall
grain peas. p0tit5r rcl".> 81. The Nal>iDn ar!
houses aud we'll adapted TO the arouurdi"n 10
large family Several thousand cord. H.. br,: pine AID
"ak wood could h- conveniently spared from -. fauG .
delivered % 'r,ssi- Pagan Jon", Cr-'. distant
ahcu. mile and hall. There : r-,rr.rsl.u, -,ru. Of
ur "a;rr within thirty yar'is ." the rc:ncc. and many
Others di,rhur ~ prevent the possibility -! pc,
suffering any part al She 'srH The particular attention
al practitioners o! m-dcin. -in,", 10 dis lo.ion
we'll rs,ah,h. AMI unryalci in ti- region 'nul -
III" n':ihorhr" Is p"pnloG. in.lrnl ,ai thirty: -r"
schools ani mill! close by. and liz .-i r.,
abound Il, t- larini- creeks.
r.e'i!; y: I've years "iil l." giy-u; hat !'. 'y
present state ~ health. refer "r yartcultr 20 ~ -
ard l!ctt, o! Srni"ron. Na',.goni COUNTY; i'r. I.
Bov.in .: Portsmouth, ani g ~ f. lor.n Ia, ana ton
y. VI. E"ytin -: Sruiibd'lG. N\NA H. EnIkIN.
Nov i,--c;i isrcI'.is.
T. Sill. ~ho,c fara ~; l.. ."ii .: public auc.lon 90
the rrcia,'s TUESDAY, 81 .i, 81 iii, month ,n,.
her by EDBr. WHITFIELD
a.. N.-s.t
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AUCTION SALES.


fs.l II EsS ~ IN
nF DANvILLE AND COUNTY ~ FITT>YLyANIA.
At PUBLIC Auction. 10 TIE HIGHEST BIDDER
WITHOUT RESERVE.
L County. -al Commissioners. 81. Tie follow Il
rrsc' Of Land and :. Town Lo. The property u VIZ ls,
'"l. Leonard Claiborne.
Tract frs, ir Oh the Nor,, tide OF Dau river .early o..
po.i'e the town Of Milton containing @ acres which y,
stnr' are Dan river bottom. Of very superior quality.
~ acres OF wood land heavily iub-rei. and ccntain.
"ise tusn'y Of the h.-; past land and the cleared W
!''ii OF great fertility The ;ra-: brl-y. comp.
Jug. 10 BE- one Of the b-, In The Of H. III" Thcr=
are on W. lfae, an 0.rr,"er. hou.r and nine barn. Til
irac' VII he sold on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF pECEM-
bEE, 1t ]: CLOCK. Gu the premises
lie -rc'nd trac: also the North side ot p.a river
thrr" ni-> abo'. tie town Danyi. and containing 49,,
ACRES Of WATCH 10 are Dan river Low lroua, and ~ 90,
Woodland. Taisand produce. tobacco Of very
and :he surplus Wool can b. ooai.d down .rra, f n D.
tosr oipah:c. "h.r. ihcrc /, alsav, 4 d,,o,n T.. 80
~ good prices. There ibis tract a ,iw.;r. t...
WIN ttte ,oo'' sa al c.h-r out house. and
0i tobacco harn. ms tract Will e 'ol TIC FIFTEEN M
DAY OF DECEMBER. at Il O'Clock. on tie premise.
The third tract lies on The Franklin Tufnps" nihn -,
MILF Of p1nr. and contains hy ,ury.v ~ ,f.
Til Land il veil tiubcr;d aii i., b-en i.y &c.. into WOOD
ois. uap q: The .rac .urIcvci and divided en- -
the Hotel Cap Jane. " William, Ia b,ny.l~
:" whom reference !, made Iris ~ T.. sold on t
SIXTEENTH DAY OF DttE'iBIE. q: :. o',!cc. %. =.
premises.
The town lot. cgibl, located In Daav.c .o,uc o.,
!hen Improved aud o;ler 0nc 81 ,h racau. c:,
i believed 20 hr Q. the desirable in p,..l.e h..
"-''Hp'n 81 ~" town lo--sher size location. &C.
ference j. made :" lhog.- H. Nal go Q! D.n,. r4e
Iti\lil OF btCMBEI rhc i.rrus VI al. "l III, prop
cry axe, i's I'll. 10" rryI':TN -: % I'sr'ii,. f.
cr.f .: one iSo an; three YEAR. 'Gu!! !n-;ig,g'-
WIN Interest ;rori dsy %: .ar. interest payable ANU
ally tud credit q on. 30 aai tr-c yraf> equal -;
i'u.' Mn !a'Tc'i !.o. ID. %: sic. "a; thi- Iuau
"n tie IOWA ";s. Satisfactory security requires!
I:r ;ir-t named :rac; WI. m sho 20 nrr-a. vist,. Is
see u, h' Mr Thomas H. iliihor~ Hio .i.,. ~ nr 81.
"Inik plNtation; and any Information rc!a'iv" go ~
cnnI named tract can he "b;.u-i from T.oma. H. Nrl
ksp.. o! Dsnye a,i the Commissioner. ,' i., PLEASURE
IN ,""iu; the pf"ncriy, or ;'irs any information g'vc
10 !: ira. iaay be de.irv,i
f. 4. CLAlRoIAE ssott.hurT. i,,.i....
:. l.. EDMuNns. N.s, r~r-y 'c" =
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LAND, NEGnoE>. >rock. Sc. ron,,,r

N'I>lIiNG - rci.vc uys.is !ru. Tie corf,,,.,,, n
W burden "i h"'!-'srcia: .ui farming. d..r:
portion les, rc>oh.rir, aad cou.-iii ai;. nv 80
ADD rij"yIn"nr aye concluded convert nv :, .
int" money. ana hereby yr.r tor sale. ny tui ',-
t|'nInc ib": :"' acre.. Yin: partly ia Prcr fis l
Ia Lucnhurc IN Ugh. ci the Dan,.c Ea.i Road :yn %,
;Srly- nile, above iIc Junction AMI very convenient l..
hr"en Ia! and Mcc-Tin p-lo, w!;h good L., 4, ROAD g.
Doll! '':v-tisii"i into shift, ami i;t" four SO,
nurt standing lp.. t4rl,. acre, Zach one ,,r!g.
down in wheat, and tvo ad,nirab, 81 in clover ,n orchard
cra'>-hc,d-, having ,crr> recently ia,r-l
for tobacco and wheat. Il hnYI; been my Practice =; 20 t..
~" LOT every year, and 10 'o"-prn 'cr! Largely
nI> AID ~Era h"ng well urI.l' 't ,a.- timber ii!
.G'i aud we'll aap=dt" Tobacco train. Root, af.
especially Clover ami Meadow Gr..... "a. .tit 20 ..
n this time ncsFl: seeded IL Timo''. I-ri 1ua u,ari
Grasses
Tie soil originally good very .,:-r.,.s,. :. .rr 80
r":riy- OF .d j. al" cSi.n.I,.i, Iao y
rii'nr derrplou.inS and guard ,i.tch". vel a
vegetable ani ru- ranuru; TIE >Vrf,c. !, aasIrr..
Is Giu'i'ne. hardly 81 all drit''i ~ ta!i' aad 'y
and i Icri.at.G h: IL" Noo@-y r.er. ant ip, other
-'"gt hrI'"', ,'orn: II" ~ bottom lad
r'raiOw land Tie situation J. retired! II il, h,als Az:
pies Ing Ne view ln,>caI- being "r. extensive rae,
'ari":t' "ilh lar.", combinations Mansion. Ar.. ,a-
ltr-", productive .ard-'. double k,c-i lr.l1.. $50
Si,h.- v ample Lay lofts aiId all i..c,.,sgy N,sr g..
h'cc" AID Other "uihou.r-: aud there aoGt rr-i.
81 "h",i '"cr's ia" drought making Impossible ti"n.
slel:pn, road run, through Iii .n! rIa. T. s,.
nien: I" sell II ia two parcels II desired ~ pur
:" lis. III" interest the proceed. I'll. term. m :
very indnicent ami accommodations and IL s" ~: band
,.s "'o 81" my NI!iEOE> ,,v'uc =, IN nuin.f ,ni
most OF them valuable and all other property Hnrt
soil privately hr"r" i' inc, ,di la. desire v r"i
the TWEhrySkvEArlI DAY Or THIS MUA1iI, ,pt'EN.
BtR l>. and after 'cins tie iaii HAIL proceed :, n"
,h.. all otter property Ti",- wi.hinv To purchase ar
invite" and JUDGE ii-in>rlyc. sui = -.ia,
opportunity is pr..rn-'l for r,.!c!cr aud farm
Vel Improved a;'i ta'Gg man! advantages. . :, tn
admirably adopted .".;oct raising 81 Sind.
Il. u. D'JiENErTk Noun L.Gm
-. Hrr,v-n"'l 10y bad ~ca,aer. Tia. .i' -II' ~
take place IT, hi-i ,alr day thereafter.
~ Petersburg l'r"'- requested u copy
Dec ltd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-14
PREsBYTERIAN MONTHLY.


FINk Committee appointed by the 81 nod Virginia =,
l. IL late meeting. consult upon the prac,icabi,y nd
rxpcdiency Of establishing Monthly Magazine Tor the
advancement II evangelical religion within buand,
and IL general extension through the nrGmentaiy Of
ecclesiastical organization have after serious, debrr
ton been led 10 the conclusion that -uc Magazine il
hopeful
This Prospectus i !-uei call public attention
enterprise In hand, and Invite subscription, 10. pro
posed publication
The IT'LL. agreed upon y ;r Committee 81 slod: - die
PRESBYTERIAN MONTHLY the number q; ra-r- - b..
iriy.~o;hc Size 30 be large octave printed in the beet
price dollar and iy crnispayabl- icr.p: .. H..
lr-t number and thereafter dia"f!'v 4. ,''iTcBr
II will b. the aim oi the r.>hy ;-ri, rionhiy 10 unlpI
aa defend t"cirinnl and experimental religion AMI cccl
ascal order. authorized ky tlr Word OF tod and u.
held y Constitutional prr-by throug bout coun
try: 10 maintain The position already by the nj
ted synod and {" publish c fc,. i:d curr.i c,.ni-
may lie interesting TO general reader,
TIL. undersigned have, ly request, c"s-ncd
the labor ~ Associate Editors and will issue the
her subscription list /. mao up which s!
deemed sufficient to deiray the .npri--- publication
Th"-r who friendly the ~trrpri-- requested
.cnd their .nb,rCib-r- rjM h.ir po-t,r.',
d,t-s 10 Mr. Philip b. Price, Richmond, Va
Mi,;rr- aud Elders Of Churches r:iulary request;
ell 10 themselves In occurring subscribers that IL pos.
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