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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
I,etcher and Summers.

The Petersburg lntelligcncer rcnroduccs some
extracts from the Sou,h.sde Democrat in the year
1851, when Summers and johnson were candi-
dates for Governor wherein the former is violent
" accused of Abolitionism. We publish thescex-
tract. below. 1t must he recoecied that Mr..
Summers offence Ind been committed twenty
years previously. and ut time when the whole
State was in panic on account Of the Sputhamp'
ton in.urrectiou. Unjust also be recollectcd that
Mr. Summers had fully recanled the sentiments he
had expressed when mere boy and under the
impulse OF high excitement 1t must also be re-
collected that Mr. Summers had given the best cyi-
dence in the world Of not being an Abolitonist by
voluntarily becoming the owncrc Of forty or fifty
slaves. And yet, Notwithstanding all these facts,
Mr.. Summers was violently assailcd by the South
side Democrat in 1851, in the following terms;
Fkox THE SouTH SIDE DEMOCRAT, Der, 10th,
1851.
In the Damocrat Of Saturday last, were publish
ed some selections from speech made by Ii. W.
Summers, Of Kanawha in 1889. The extracts
were presented to the public for the purpose o.
making good the assertion that tho Wing randif
date for the Chief Magistracy Of Virginia, is an
dboiihonist.
The truth or falsity Of this charge rs the issue.
which the people are to decide Mcdowell aud
Rand,lrh IRE not upon trial. Geo. W. Summers
is in the dock, aud his guilt or innocence is what
concern the people at ,hi. moment The vital is
sue the InteUigeacer sbirks. 1t burst not attempt
to defend Summers from the charge.
In the name of the people Of Virginia. we inn
peach Geo. W. Summers 81 abolition. and we chal-
lenge any man to deny the accusation.
Now, here is charge persistenty made against
Mr.. Summers-and yet, when we mpeach Mr..
Letchcr on the same ground, it is regarded hy
the Democracy as a monstrous outrage!
Observe the difference between the two cases.
Mr. Letchers offence is only t,reire years DID, while
Mr.. Summers was tcenty. Mr.. Letchcrs' was COM
mitted deliberately and in cold blood, and when
he wns Of mature age, and when there was no OK
element upon the suhject-while Mr.. Summers
was committed when he was mere boy, aud
when he was carried away by an excitement that
seized upon Richie, and Peasants, and Mellow
ell and Preston. aud others Of the first men of the
State. Mr.. Letcher has sneere1 at the ncgro-olo-
gy and negro-ocrscy of Eastern Virginia, while
not word of reproach or ridicule of Eastern
Virginia ever escaped the lips of Mr.. Summers.
The contrast between the two men TINS gives
Summers the advantage in every aspect Of the
case. Yet, Mr.. Summers was not allowed any
excuse. He was hunted and pursued by the De-
mocracy, as a lion is pursued to bis lair. If such
structures as we have quoted above. be justly APP
plicable to Summers. what language is strong en-
ough to apply to Letcherf In view of the past,
and the circumstances Of the two cases. we submit
that the Opposition. leaving all consideration Of
yesentment efae past out Of the question, have
been remarkably lenient and charitable to Mr.
Letcher.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

thousand dollars Of the peoples money squandes
ed away. 10 reward political par'i-an-. aud pay
them back for their expenditures in the canvass.
This is only one mode out Of thousands In which
the Treasury is daily pilaged and plundsred In
view Of such things, need anybody affect surprise
that our annual expenditures have run up in q
few years, from forty to nearly one hundred mil
lions of dollais' Need anybody be surprised Mt
Mr.. Toombs' declaration that "Ms is the most
corrupt Government upon earth r'-or at the en-.
phatic protestation Of the Washington States that
"Gom The highWays and bypays Of the Gonern-
menf the rottennsss Of corruption is sending forth
an insn6eraLie sfench ?" We think not.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
Documents for the Canvass.

We have q number of documents on hand
touching the issues involved in the present can
vass. which we will be pleased to distribute gran-
itously. Let John Letcber and his an'ecedeniss'
What it costs to be governed" the "Rntner Adj
Dress" and Bolts speech 60 forth on their mission
IF enlightenment to the people of Virginia, that
they may know how that "b,suRirob'e stencil from
the rottenness Of Government hat rs nor pcnefra-
ting "our highmdysa d bynays' has been cnsen-
dered Keep it before the people
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
Movements Of Mr.. Wiley.
The Wheeling Times of the 9th. has the folio

~
ing paragraph:
Ma. WILEY n MouxDsvrILE.--A gentleman
from Marshall county informs US that Mr.. Wiley,
our noble standard-iearer for Lieutenant Govern
or, made most eloquent and effective speech at
Moundsville on Thursday night 1t is said to
have . Tar more eloquent and enthusiastic speech
than'that delivered here the night previous, and
had most happy effect upon his hearers The
Democratic we're pleased, and the Opposition un-
bounded in their enthusiasm, and determined to
give good account Of themselves. Mr.. ". will
return home, bat alter the 10th inst, he expects
to 90 to Eastern Virginia
We are glad to hear that Mr. Wiley is coming
to Eastern Virginia, and we hope he viii give us
. call here before he goes back. In the meantime
We herr that his competitor-the Red Fex-has
started 10 IL Wsst, 70 6ll out Mr.. Letcher's ap.
poiu&nenis. NJ tsust Mr.. Wiley will euooauter
him a1s1pswhess on his travels. and GRE him a
gpod dfuhhiae- Is~al not take more than ona
discdS ~ Bis hash for him oomplessly.--
Let hin ~ lisated ss once, ibefse l,s con
Asals hipsdf = - eilows Of the Western noun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
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Hon, Edward Everett.

A t.legr~phic dispatch was received from
this gentleman yesterday, stating that it would
no, be convenient for him to reach this
city in time to meet his engagement, but
that he will be here few days or weeks therenf-
ter, to spend two or three days III our midst We
are sure that our citizens will submit patiently to
this temporary disappointment, under the assn
rance that il will secure us at least two lectures
from the distinguished orator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
By GODDlN 4 AppERSON, ArcrloNlERs,
rae N " u d. r.
VALuAnLksmpmovEDn EAI ESTATE

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND on Pearl. ANn
CARY STREETS. FnR SALE AT Auction win he
sod n, ancu n. WEDNESDAY. the a7th day If APRIL
ls' on the PROMISES 'mmencirg ~ O'Clock the t
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTAi F. located as T:.f
alb We consisting of che four tcnemens Pearl street ccu
pied respectively by Mrs>rs Elicit Drewry y j. bon.
h'n u \" Knowles Willnm Wallace SONS. tenement
NJ the corner q" Cara aud Virginia occn led b Ncssrs
Hunt Brother The above real "cad in the most
business part Of Rchnon and short of tho
Dock b sin, Diuvie Depot and shoe Warehouse: and
whether regard b" had To til" substantial the ten
'mchis. (arh having granite fronts aud hnsc tn Al on, AN
Ptai str ct run back about 40 fee Virginia so
tiny front w" streets or til ir ,top il /.
believed that M real estate in this offers iluce
nru for iuiiciou. ard profitable II no rents
fr the agGr'Fa" sum NJ s6p The property
we'll kno and f,vorably o that frth t,scin
tan deemed nn' cessa,y. plat o tho property will be-
cXIihifr, NJ the h ur OF sale
TERMS nne frh rash. balance at G. 10 a and 81 month.
for negotiable notes, ntcr added SECURE Il Ly a ust deed
lie taxes AMI insurance for lr9 paid
bur they 10 receive the rents from the dav Of sale
npr > d}awst GODDIN " aPpERSuN An.,r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

hHith l. ann
woods Hair Re-,ernsivc-Thi- wo,rdc ri.,
preparation Is having extensive sale in all parts OF the
pon II one of the few patent medicines which are now
them. Wherever has had tar ia tae re.n''
h. precisely Wood predicts 1t has tailed 10
white hair back the natural color ~h"rr the III
have bocn "trry followed and num","' cts"s
pretended thai it will make the hair grow every
hui where II lis there IL certainly 40 'cm'dy J liz -
waeo In seemed utterly hopeless that is ainy
wh while Tor all VIII" have lost 'ir hair Try N exre
nerimaa
sod by all good Druggists march "i.1w.
a great .urr, nfsrv MI the rhy -,c,nm- u, III tail
- In u,,ee to y"nl'elt and persons VIII" may b" similarly
quoe- ct your Premium BIi'cs. had never "s chem
un'ir' Gently but my wife having been atll't, w'l ner
affection and sotered somaf tor the pasi ten or
tNe years used means in power 10 ic o her
=, able r,, ,cans bu, 10 relief had tn
soY rc'ndcatcso the remarkab cures made by nr BIT
Ter, persuaded my Try them she did and in
she began rapidly Not ouiy her vons
a' aud d,-o'dcred stomach removed but her ;ne
better than has been many ycai
Using and shall to your l ter
VITO similarly afflicted Your nbe,Ien, servant.
l,hmond june 81 le'7. THOMAS NJ MoNrAt u F..
"tB,htns pniMiuM Brrrfns, masking ri,m'ncnt caro-
much for the las, twelve montho Also, wife 'ils
er" i s,F s|rns for %a"y sg' , i' "a %
tie u'e"f Them was convinced of their valuable gnn nf
hy the Druggists in Iynohhnrg, and hs he
principal Druggists in the of Richmond aud ri''"i ~ IN
asn oi Mrssis Ckas Stott Co, Wa11inein city
u J.. II ~tahlcr n Co baltimore Md ID. L. A!lo oV
Ky ana Barnes n Park, y.
OtIe's hed by addressing BAKER, Propri' tor.
oct .7ts Kichuof Il "a
ssr, rings Pnirn Chm p ioU Fire md ssuv u nr
ru, sat iiairs Patent Iondr Poof Lochs the
thai ar.cd medals the W otlds air, l. IN
don l. nm New York, 1881, aud this
oy Ah.rcah safes that were awarded medal al Tue 1T oh
W., l. FAT.
the perfect security against FIR al
Ho, isrs, II a offered to the puule.
Ioo1 KEW ARD Il be paid to any pcrs that can show
that H. MINUS PAThST CHhMPi'N SAFt ever idl III 10
-, W. It's contents in accidental fire
he subscribers al all kinds of l'oliel ana
rh.id bank Chests aud Vaults Vault Doors and 'n"y
Chcstsior oke jewelers. and private ian ies,
t,l Pate. diamonds, and ther vauablcs
SIlAS &. HEARING Il co,
2Jl Bruadw a. Murray street.
Opposite Git, Han, New YORK
AGENTS b. W KNOWLES. Richmond, Va; H. /. Lis.
TIM Petersburg Va j. H. THOMSON y Co, Lyneibure,
Va; aud RuWLAAD X BOTHER, NoriolA Va.
lld
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
Mr. Goggin's Speech.

We trust that none of our readers will pass
a'er the beautiful and eloquent speech which
Mr. Goegr delivered mt Ashland last Tues
day. md which We publish to-day. 1t is
one 81 the finest specimens Of popular ora
tory have met with for long time
We feel proulcr than ever Of our gallant stan
aa'! bearer, under the inspiration of such II
speech as dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
SPRING AND SUMMER
{; 90 d..
arm l3TU, 1859
GEORGE, NJ. RUCKER.


kESPECTFuLLY calls the attention of ladies aud his
IL customers nerally his splendid stock vi SPRING 4
S'MMlN GOODS. now opened ia store and tor sale
most reason able terms The stock large and well
stlri, comprising the and nesrahe styles
we'll As the staple styles. racing does nl
he =" goods from the cheast TO the best goods
had, and ainrdng every opportunity suiing them.
Selves III Dry Goods Of either MEDIUM or better qualities.
ilis terms are well ndrrsnol-" pricr oniy
Al goods sold AT cash prizes. but good rromp
mo tbs. II desired aud in special
tract longer time may he allowed; tut IN all cases
prompt payment is required. az selling at cash and the
very small profits at which he -es i'll admit of permit
tHE accounts to stand owe after they become due
No trimmings Of any kiud, watN yer, thrown In with
goods sold, nor " i'll any goods of 10 taken back
changed lapil l3diits.I e. NJ. L.
tsTRAW GCODS.-1t il though that my vn-
~ 'i? OF STRAW HATS Tor men, boys and children
Esua petty Please cali \. HtABURY.
i La
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

'rnr Memphis Eagle Enquirer, which was
burnt ont II few weeks ago, has re-appcared under
a,r ti,e of "'Ihc Memphis Morning Enquirer
Srras.r CLEMENS, Proprietors, and Col. JERE.
tBtMlSs, editor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

The New York Day Book Democratic organ
-sn"ms to have rather n poor opinion of its party
associates in the North 1t winds up an article
IN the Black Republicans with the following ques
ion anl answer:
Way, then in conclusion is not this party OK
pee'd II the Indignation and contempt of the peo-
plo Simply because the leaders Of the Demo
IRA ic l,nrty in the North have not the badness or
lon 'siy, patriotism or mnnliness 10 take position
hr nsei,c-"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING, 1859.
GENTLEMEN respectfully invited call and examine
II the latest styles OF FANCY CASSIMERES. vE>TiNGS
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS All in OF
good lis of latest styles, and made ;hcr
suited Also the best Back Doe Skins
d E Linens, low price Cassineres for boys Mar Goods
and Trimmings &c, &c. WM. l.. PAGE.
aril led Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
NEW AGRICULTURE SHOP!
At the Phnnix E'Oundrv


FlE Subscriber wing opened an AttlCt III RALSIIOp
n the PEGnx Foundry the basin iae Va Tenn
Railroad bppot btg leave Inform h friends TIE pub
ito ethti! that lac prepared short sh
order Hnsc power Wheat rhrcshet>, Livingston Peakski
and New York Pre.uln Piuws, al unmDeIs Hay and
CARERS, Shovel Plows, Harrow tu vator> Corn Shelters,
and al, lad OF Agricultural Machinery and To,ls.
1he subscriber hrg lr builder OF the Pow which the
fr aud only Premium awarded ut the lat Lyuchburg
A9Cuinra Fair ana having consider BILE terrence Ia
ing httrs himself casb" of giving universal satisfaction
All ne call al the above named place bci"re puTchas
ing elsewhere. X. IL SHEPHERD,
ami y ,;ms. I.ynchhnrg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
A Splendid Joke.

Two or three weeks ago it was announc cd that
Mr.. Richard J. Ryan--a politician of Indiana
had been appointed by the President Minister to
Bosoa, In honor of disappointment Mr.. Ryan
gave large party in the city Of indianapolis,
whcrca, his friends mingled their congratulations
upon the joyful event. Mr.. Ryan, himself wins,
particularly happy, md wound IN aspccch whore
in he eulogsed tho President in the very highest
terms with the following subli,nely "high.ialutn'
peroration:
II give in conclusion, "a n sentiment said Mr..
Ryan the bright and spntlcss Administration of
james Buchanan Of Pennsylvania When thrones
crumbe1 and dynastics forgotten. it will stand
the landmark Of our country's history, rearing it.
self amid regal ruins and nations dissolution, n
political yiamid in the solitude Of time. beneath
whose shades kings shall lnou1cr and around
whose summit eternity mast riay"
Two or three days afterwards the following par
agraph might have been seen going the rounds
oil he newspapers:
\ Heavy ArRiL Fooi.-Mr. r. J. Ryan, of In
danapolis Indiana, gave large supper recently
To n larg" number Of friends in Indianapolis on
the occasion Of his appointment as T. 5. Minister
tu Bogptn. lie afterwards found out il WINS an
April iool joke played on him ly the wings Of the
town.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

occupying more Of your time. thank ven for
vaar Kindness while hasten to the performance
Of ot.er duties."-Rich. Whig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

MARBLE WORKS. receiving . large
VI l OF MARBLE. which offer for sale terms to suit
times CsIl aad examine stock ut MoNU MENTS 5,
'.OMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES &c at
apr. l2ds GADDESS'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
EXTES~IvE STOCK OF
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING.


lE nndsi ned is now IN re,ept Of his comp etc stock of
l. 'SPRiNG AND SUMNER CLJri1NG which
ec'ci with aud from the long experience in tie
trade hc Is confident th'i In hrany syl" and moderate
charges S Clothing cautt be cSccci by house in
in thu STATE He respectfully invites hi,
customers ami the pubic in his
Ira purcta elsewhere hr Will please and do
ALL BESIDES ali dies and sty,~ of Clothing his
ii GENTIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS is arse--such
shirts, Collars Hanike'c tiJ>es Ties Socks Sus
leni,,s also 1io.h- Carpet lisgs Umbr, i,s
Merchants hnd it 10 III II iuier' examine
hs "cfe gong further Easl. Is July prepared
the "tocaac trade solicit ta.i tom all the old
.tsHA. iapril IA rt> ~ GUtGEAIEiMEE.
NECK lIES.
u l. |. ) / + J. !. \.
.pr lid's GLASS n RAiNE.
sSS: lat of Black Cloth eOnt- 1j per cent
W c1rsr'' iiian ai.} house in the city. at
aptd ~ dts Hik NJ IL >TRAUSES.
Am con-i gnmrnI, 100 bnrrcis prime ~ hiic
~ . Greer POTATOES, for sale low TO 81 ,,e
april "a ds ". HoiLINS co.
81. HAkREL~ No. . Clipped slesrinxs for
Arse sale y lWfii ! lis NJ doItINS co.
az 4 81
Ell REX CT rs,
nr,t tiits GLASS RAINES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

sDlAtAsEas STICK LIQUOKICE on co. y gn-
e1O sgnnient and for sale BY
april - dts. SMITH ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

SPkiNE, $780, sCOTT'S FAshAONs FOR
> SPRING. just received, with explanations in Engh b.
and Ycaly Subscribers supplied with the
prl"ru gratis published April and October also, with
.usii>h. French and German ex plantations.
march dts VIM 1. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

N-NW oprnrd, 500 Yards Al mad J-i NJ Il
~ TING. At 2o aud 30 cents per yard
april !l.dts. JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15

lsz5- We are requested tD announce JOHN B.
LOGAN candid he once Of Comm ssion.r of he
Board Of Public Works march "a dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
SMITH & ADAMS.
TO all whom ii may ConcerI

stay pa.isiveiy limited 10 saturday, 16th inst.
who await tbs ns.lyes OF the
t. Obtain thu celebrated BR AXiI.IAN PEBBLE SPEC
ACIES requested l., cal at y. GuGGfNHtiMERs store
n Mat Stire,. A. GEDEON.
apr;il AZ Gptit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-15
Candidate for House of Delegates of Va

paJ- At the solicitation Of many friends of all
polra parties announee yseif candidate 10 repre.eet
The county Of Campbell In the House
Virginia lap,h .dtdofe BOWLING CLARK
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-29
gesal Aotifes.
Notice of Sole Trader.

Am the seventh day of October A. ID. one thousand
QDeght hundred and fifty-nine, personally appeared
before me, H. H. farquhar Justice Of the Peace in and
for the county of Nevada and State of California Olive
Turney, the wife of George W. Turney, and the said
Olive Turney there Acknowledged and declared in my
presence and to me, that she intended to carry bus
ness in her own name, and upon her own account in
the town of Patterson, Bridgeport Township, Nevada
county, the business and avocaton of keeping drink
ing saloon anG that the whole value of the property
invested in the said business does exceed the value
of five Thousand dollars and also that she will be in
dvidualy responsible i'll her own name for any and
all debts that may by her contracted, upon
of said business and calling after the date of this
I tice.
Signed, Acknowledged and1 OLIVE TURNEY.
declared before me, this 7th
day of October, A. ID. 1859.
ATTEST: r. II. FARQUHAR, J.P.
State of California,
County of Nevada. 80
On this It'll day of October AID 1859, before me r. III.
Farquhar Justice of the Peace fol said county person
ally appeared Olive Turney known to to bethe ind
rdual described in end who executed the foregoing dec
laration& was 10y made acquainted with the contents
thereof. and acknowledged to me- in examination
apart FROM and without the hearing of the said hus
band, that she executed the same freely and vountar
ly, for the and purposes therein mentioned. With
out fear cOmpulson, undue influence of her sail
husband and that she does wish retract the
ecution of the same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
the day and year first in this certificate written.
Il. Ii. FARQUHAR,J.P.
oS 3w Nevada county.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-29
BY TELEGRAPH.

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in everything else being especially devoted to the So
ca moral and material advancement of the sectio CT
which aims to be the exponent and representative.
Particular attention is paid tc the
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-29
MINING INTEREST,

that being the prominent industrial feature of tile
county. OF the State atiarge; but believing that the
stability and genuine prosperity of mountain commu-
mites depend upon the successful development of other
pursuits, which less dangerous and uncertain for
labor without capital tlian gold hunting is known to
be- have sought to exhibit the adatability of the
mountains totke important interests OF farming gar
dening. fruit growing and many kindred ayocations
We have tried to make the HYDRAULIC PRESS always
representative of what is best in California and to
of those unjust rrejddces s!raihst her
people which obtain abroad. In short it has been our
constant endcavor to make the paper useful decent
and respectable.
If IL paper conscientously conducted on the above
plan thought worthy ofsupport, ask for and hope
to receive it.
Connected with tie Newspaper Establishment is a
full stock of assorted material for every Kind of
JOB PRINTING,
which will execute well and reasonably as it
can be afforded in any interior office.
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ably in advance
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warded 10y Mail OF EXPRESS. addressed as above. to
AVERY & WATERS.
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Con stables Sale.
State Of California, county Of Nerada, Toscnship Of
Bgilgep0rt.

State IF California; county Of Nerada, zo'cnship Of
Bridgeport.
EDY virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued
H1rom the court OF Il. H. Farquhar, Esq acting
Justice Of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date October 10th, 1859 to satisfy judg
men rendered by the said Justice. the 9th day of
January. D. 1859, in favor of v c. Bell. plaintiff
and against b. Jaur guiberry, j. Lerrisel, j. c. King
and Faure. for he of 29 and So cents debt in
erest damages and costs OF suit. have taken in ex-
ecuton. and will sell to the highest bidder for cash all
the estate, right title, claim, interest or demand what
ever ofhe above judgment debtors of in and to a
tain ravine known the Monte Cristo Ravine. in
Brchville Mining District Township, county and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of Norember,
A D. 1859, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and 5
o'clock p. i'll front of the office of r. H. Farquhar,
p, at North San Juan. county and State aforesaid.
Taken the property of the said judgment debtors TO
satisfy the balance unpaid of the above demands and
accrung costs.
October 18th, A. D. 1859.
o22 st VS.. EDWARDS. Constable.