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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE

faNig undersigned havae determined to South,
1 Offers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, In
tho eoua Of Charlotte lying the waters Of the Wards
Fork just above, and the waters OF the Roanoke, just
bvlov the confidence OF the two streams.
This ,rac; Is located within three aud hall miles OF
Mn:sine Ford Depot the Richmond Gnd DanVile Kali
road aud contains about 200 acres, OF w7 considerably
over 2Ju acres are ssra. bolton land unsurpassed IN
capacity Of production and In facility oil cultivation, by
ANY In the county The alluvia land comparatively ex
emit from overflow secured against high
water by dixie which Kept up al little cost, ana which
rToris cgectuaI protection, with ordinary attention
With II, exception Of dwelling house, iall other I'M
proyemea;s necessary excellent and 10 good repair
This plantation Is wd-y known as remarkable Tor the
production Of ue shipping tobacco as my prices Tor the
pas. ten years will fully Il Is also scarcely less dis
ingused for il, wheat crops and isweil adapted 10 what
ever IL grown in this portion o! ths state.
Such an opportunity for Investment in real estate rarely
occurs nd 10 in and in pos
sessinc all the advantages OF good health and refined and
intelligent society," will take CREST pleasure In showing The
premises. -.
TEEMs an fully determined to SELL will make the
terms easy and accommodating Any enquiries addressed
will he promptly ans":ed ana reference eau oe hlu
TO Mvssrs. Green & liVsscn, Richmond, Va
WM. E. GREEN,
Il rhar rlntt 10 y
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The Hy is doing damage in the sr"T'nrg
wheat, and that not thus affected seems 10 DO
getting along badly.
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ESrESSITE SALE GS HOUSES AM
MO neg Ar t;I OIICESrER COCEr HOUSE.

Tors ar GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE.
fsE undersigned orers sale all the buildings and lots
At Gloucester Courtouse lately owned py MS iaher'
john Tlbh deed. "
The property consists OF IS tenements among which are
one Brick Tarcrn with Brick Stable lee House, and all
other buildings necessary conducting large business
Four Store Houses with comfortable Dwellings attached
seven other dwelling houses and shops for Saddler BLACK.
smllhs Taiors, Carpenters and Shoemakers
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient lots
attached them for garden, and other purposes and are
AL in good repair.
Gloucester CuurtH0use k situated In the midst Of veal
thy and popuous country and Is OF the best stands for
business iu this section.
The Tavern might be made very profitable, large ncr-
cA;r business has always been done there, and mechan-
ics OF every kind find constant employment
Tux TERMS which will he liberal, will be made known on
a,,lica,lon "a In. subscriber J. PR0SSER TABB,
"a Ii a.-c,f Glnuc sterC Court House
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FARM FOR SALE


OFFER for sale my farm known fnrmyilc lying on
the Rappahannock River mile below the village of
Tappahannock and bordering tho public rond leading
to that place Tie farm contains nearly Gu acres nearly
ni of which has been lined aud cloyered and Is la high
state OF Improvement.
The buildings consisting OF dwelling house barns stable,
carriage house. negro quarters Ice house. &C. are all spa
cious and In thorough repair.
The situation Is very beautiful one. possessing an ex'
eu,ve view Of the river above and below and Of the sur:
rounding country The local and natural advantages of
this place hardly be surpassed II rQuaed by any Sit
raiiun the river Fish, oysters and wild fowl aboSna IN
great abundance and Of the finest varieties.
Also another containing 60 Acres, adjoining the
above, with all the Improvements for separate
farm 1t Is bounded side by nuvignble creek and
Ia part by the river. rbls farm Is iu fine state Of i-
provemrn. and In thorough order.
Tue remaining tract Of so fronts on the river and
lies betweeu the above There buildings upon
thl- but the land Is In fine condition.
Those separate parcels comprise the whole OF the original
Of 500 acres, which Is almost parallelosram with
OF It's long sides rsntns the river and bounded on
the east and by creeks Of which Is nay gable Tor
large vessrs the other for small cra The land almost
perfectly level but requires very e ditching. il Is
rarely such opportunity !, offered for profitable In.
The tract Is susceptible OF being divided into two very ex.
ceent farns, having all the necessary buildings conye-
neny situated. II not sold privately shall offer the
separate parcels suit purchasers who want
smaller farms rurposng lu remove SOUTH am deter.
mined sell. II not sold privately before the TWES-
TIETll DAY OF NOVEMBER will, that day, II fair II
not the next fair day thereafter Sunday exceped sell
1t Public Auction TO the hghes; bidder, without reserve.
Persons desiring to the farm, will find a home or
my neshbor, Mr. Cr!rns, who will take pleasure In show
ng the premises. ACBRf II. JONES.
Sept 2S-ctd
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PROPOSALS.
RUFEIN'8
PHGSpH0R-PERUfiAN GUAN0.

An aow ready supply order, for my fertilizer,
As: they in. All may rely upon getting with.
~ delay, article not inferior any have made diae
A 10 the phosphate ingredients, from anything else In
.f-i; and better, because it contains pure BpSE
f-:riArI oy LiXE than aay other Manipulated Gusno.
lie :esus OF applying my preparations TO wheat the
's'iss son have been favorable could expected
aIs7 < combined disasters OF joint worn Hy rust and
80; n! all the drought, which prevented the present IA
'oe action OF the phO-phates very great extent ~
''ls the wheat sran!ng But e o: the ,es,i
iy that was equal superior Peruvian Guauo on
~ whls or lands tha, need phospha,es-as nearly all
' do-ls has proved s superiority under fair ur
.2ctag good stand OF Clover II strue that occasu
res have been reported; bu they such every
a4ta!atos hears Of sometimes due the fact that the
:.ta ad not need phosph.,es, but generally the
a,on Tor a''h wheat and claver have known
e'.shc" Of The value OF my IL 10 be
,; ' 80. -c' :Aa; have orders for more than four
' a'uSh as lad al III. same period last year
tesoas "ho Are lhaucei try NV ruauo from, their
O. me representations OF others are par
requested 10 o'vF Ruiins Susnn and tn see ha,
! ss' as There Ars A. many manipulated articles In III.
gag DC hsd OF myself .: Va. commission merchant,
;rnsaIy IN Kichaohd or Of uy a.e;ts Me.,rs THOMAS
a'ANCh SONS, Petersburg. ". iioLILSS 4 co Lynch.
S Ca' hC1n SCOTT, F:etericSsbu-r; MASON MARTIN
~ scc';sv:lls; JOHNSTON, CLARKES Co Duuyili.
Sf.1-St1 FRANK q. KCPFIS
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opinion of the Attorney General.

The following opinion Of the Attorney Gen
eral is published for the benefit Of all who may
be interested in the questions TO which 1t re-
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Suspension OF Specie Payments by our
City Kunks.


The intelligence Of the prompt step just
taken by our Bank Directors, cannot fail 10
receive the entire appreciation OF every inlei-
gent thinker in the Commonwealth.
In the present condition of the commercial
interest, none can doubt that d continuance
on the part Of the Banks to issue specie, would
have, resulted, not only in the entire removal
Of all the specie from the vaults Of The Banks,
and the consequent serious damage to all our
property interests-but in the entire .ranspor.
ta,ion Of our specie to the vaults Of Northern
Banks-which would undoubtedly suspend SO
soon as our depletion and their repletion should
be fully effectcd-thus catching us completely
under the dead fall Of Northern absorptive
prcdominance.
1t must also be remembered that there arc
grave political, as we'll as purely financial ard
commercial reasons, operating Mt present TO
forbid the propriety Of permitting an entire
transfer Of Southern specie to the vaults Of
Northern banks
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Twelve hundred kegs of powder and eighty
four boxes Of ammunition we're shipped iroH
New York on Thursday to Charleston.
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3EII.YP KIHW.

~ I Z u III Ne Il hS,
RTCHMOTD, ~.
it.>U.AcTCEES Steam Engines Of every descripiien
Is - SIZE Circular saw Mills, hill Gearing, Mining
I.t-y OF every description C..:!nss il Iron and Bras.
i,,. A, .i,nr, ,o,;r. Feb SLY
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the Richmond Enquirer,
yss,,snrD DAILY, sEMI.wnEKLr AND WEEKLY
uY TYLER, WISE n ALLEGRE.

.sD,nr PArsn. seven dollars per nauun anu a. , us
~ Q: eight dollars II taken for shorter psrsou lna @
r,: For the SgxiWrEyLr, Ave dollars per snuqul a %
..-e. dollars for SIX months payable In aavance & I
TySELr, $2 per annum. or six copies Tor F;V W @
y.rsply in advance. Whe;! stters containing T'Ss! o. ~
,en by mail they bt rscisere" or they wi" 'e " He
risk OF the writer's , =, ,,, su,W.r,v
Advertisements inserted In the pHily
or Weekly enquirer OIL liberal terms. ,,,,,
The ..lcra"sr ESorik.a ADvHaTSISa ssfHr n.
-, very Mon the monthly circulation Is twenty tnou'
co.;.s Advertisements insert ~ cents per line.
F-All iu"s this Office may he remlt'ed per man. IN
a"u sa sTS.h!e Bank notes. JregiSsred nt The Il'R el
;h= kditor3 .,
Al Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
; -, lines are charged for "a advertisements.
nt.rs from distance must be accompanied With tne "a
~ nav or satisfactory references. to Insure execution
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SEOCROE MILL
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER

RTIIIWUNU JKUJND fLHS lin
AN no= prepared 10 supply any demand for
I PLASTER, FRESH GROUND. for the Fall crops
Iv stock Q, Lamp Is large; selected from the purest
VII .5r Nuvs Scotia) ouarrie with special reereueo 10
-, :iy!.u-ss Ia SrLpHArk OF LIME
I.astu. COR the heavily increased patronage the Eepn
D u nv brand shall be fully sustained for PURITY anu
.,"p.. prLygS,zArtuS JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
So. ,5--.ts uftce 10. IL Pearl street.
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NOTICE.
PPLCATi0N will be made the Presidca, and Dirsc.
n OF the Farmers Dank Of Virginia. for the
OF certificates Of scrip No. 96 for shares Of the
Capital stock Of said Band dated January 9Th, ls+l ard
another certificate OF ten shares number l06ti dated July
o5,h ls46 standing In the OF Daniel H!ggnboham
the Books Of said Bank the having been lost de-
s.royed All persons are called on to show cause why
cetfcstrs should not be ssued
JAMES HIGGINB0THAM, Admir-
DANIEL HfGGINB0TIlAM, deceased.
NnH Q-cx4X
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Ricbnlon0 ElQulrG.

By TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
TRIDNY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90.
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nE. HxECK KINHIDCE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
s.,i:,,, 10 the Court, Of Eotrtou.t and adjoiuing
sorrtles. ,,,,, r., %,
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shall administrator Of Thomas @. Wilson sell the
day, and the place the Household and Ki,ch
Furniture Crops, consng OF 800 barrels OF Corn:
Oats Fodder &c, together with ~ head OF Cattle, 81
Sheep GO Hogs and 5Iules y. +. WILSON,
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J. NyAGILL,

SHAN KEITH. JV,,> q; of'foN
KEITH & CHI l. Il y n,
WATERLOO. FACQuIER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
1HISCEaCTUKERS0 OF HEAVY N0OL,-
IN G0uDS, NEGRO BLANKETS, SIoChlHG tAhH'
M :. ISsEYS for n.gro MHrch S-cly
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JOHNSON a. plGH. ,.
COMMISSION NNEltCtiA-S =.
(FRcSr BcIL DING SRockoE 4iRsHprssJ
RICHMOND, Va.
TO- he sac OF Tobacco Wltl. Corn. and country pro-
.uce generally rc:c:n their sincere thanks TO their
al, o- he very liberal patronage heretofore extended
:, ,he- and ask continuance and Increase OF the same
10. n. year promising their undivided PERSONAL "'rn
:oc 20 all consg gulcnis eoni,ni,lrd TO tl'ein
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SO. .-Ouse. SUv. S-rw6Qd
TWO EaUNDIsED 0,,T I:> :. s?ST sUTt
* mrS. On ,hs 2lst February lust. two negro boys
80, - anu 'ACksoN Henry is S2 rears old, Hight
anu weighs ab"nt IO pounds and has los, front tooth
n.; Ne IS very sood plantation blacksmith and handy
pleasant coun.eDunce when spoken TO y Jsci
son Is ~ or years ga brown coppercolorcI and
weighs about lou or lGo pounds about lee; 10 or II
they very apt TO be run outside
will pay the above reward Il said slave. ARC d.ux.,.d
TO ln Chambers county Ala, eight miles west of ost
Bowery, or will pay SpO for Information SO re. them
L. II. DooL1rTLE
Oct23-cwtm Oak Bowcry, Chambers CO. Ala
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OF AMELlA FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
ryyE peysee, Of John H. Segrr deceased Offer for sllo
ma,tox River In the county Of Amelia Ave miles frcn Mat,
,oss Depot on the Richmond and Danvlle Ea!road con-
tanning BY estimation thousand acres The land!s adj
irsby adapted the production o corn, wheat and to-
bscco aud Is regarded one OF the best In The
county II desired twill be divided into two tracts The
neghborhocd is most excellent Possession viii be gwen
M once: The dev,sees rescryuy the right cultivate and
gather The growing crops satisfactory arrangement can
not be luade with the purchaser TO take them.
The purchaser OF the land II he desire u sn io MS own
use can ae purchase large nunler Of valuable slaves
The TERMS will be made accommohating
An,v IN WIN = Meade or Juha s. Ilardawny Chuls De-
,o, ttHE.,i. mr. ,n T. ". STEGER,
~, oa- -. MattuAS Depot, Amelia.
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r,Y rIE G0YEWNOK of NiKGINIA.

Fly 'EaIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 PKGCLAMATlUN
! ENFoRMArioE having been received by the Executive
l. :hn: on SATURDAY last JOHN WRIGHT, one OF the
conrcts employed WORK The Capitol SquGrc who had
been condemned by the Circuit Court OF GreeGber county
20 imprisonment In the eutetdry for two years. for the
crn- Of grand larceny, made his escape, and s
going at large therefore do hereby oKer reward Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who shall arrest the
said John Wright. and deliver him into the Pcnentiary
andI do require all officers OF this
civil and military and request the people generally TO
their best exrr;ons procure his arrest, that he may
bu brought TO justice.
-~ G!v-a under my hand IS Governor, and under
L. s. the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond
- this twelfth day Of November, lsGU.
JOHN LETCHEI.
BY the Governor:
GaoaGE ". MuNFoAu, Secretary OF the Commonwe esl,h.
JOHN WRIGHT, ulias ALLEN SMITH, born In
Clark county Georgia. Is Ave feet nne and threequsr,er
achos hgh hlr.yares Of age with black hair and
hazel eyes His upper teeth all out lie left his
rct clothes, and l. supposed to have brown sack coat
With velvet collar and patch each elbow this Coat
was taken from the place h; which he was at work.
Nov l9-c6.
NIisGINYA:-lN CHANCERY.--At Rules holden IN
the Clerks Ufice Of the County Of Hanover on The
Sd day OF October, 1860:
James F.. Robinson, administrator Of John T. A. Mar,ln
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- ~S'SL>'e
Southern :Icdfcal Students.

JAHEs $ Bn!sEIS, ESD, EelleEonte, Ce!
County. Pa.
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DOUGLAS g. GREGORY

NOGGLAS e KEtsORN -,
-.rcrn me- COURTS OF HANOVER AND KIM
a WILLIAM. a., cou,,s of EI,y and
eIseI NpT pof;Gi.,S, Ayle,,s, King William -
= GREGORY. Js., Old Churetl Nsnove.: &" ---s-g
J, q. :. BOYD,
,TToRSEr AND COUNSELLOR At Law,
Sy-l s,.end 10 ANY business entrusted TO HIN 10 the
~ Coats OF Euckias CHAM and adj.ceni counties:
- - RnrrInvham Court HOUSE April 2+-ctf
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AUCTION SALES.
FLUyANNA LAND AF AUCTION.

10Y Virtue Of decree the Circuit Court Of FluYanna
ID entered Mt its september term, lSdD IN the case OF
Shepherd Kic and Others shall as commissioner there,
by appointed for the purpose sell At Auction In 'front.' OF
Fiuyanna c. H. on the FOURTH MONDAY IN NOVEMBER,
1860 that being Court day. the tract Of land on which J1o
NJ kle resided At tho time Of his death containing SUI
acres on the following terms Onehrd of the purchase
money be paid down In cash. the residue IN equa! IN
starnens the end Of and two years with Interest
therefor with good security and The ega. little retained rs
additional security This land lies in part Of the county
famous for the production OF fine Tobacco Is III suoa
about three miles from Fork Onion, and Tour
from Palmyra and la, It the srIa farm improvements
Persons desiring to buy land invited 10 examine IT,
o., onNcSw ". B. PETIT, Com'r.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,


KETTIEwAN FOR SALE.
rgIIS Estate lying James River In Charles City coun-
IT, three miles from the Court House, and CONTAINING
900 acres, (oneha under cultivation, and hShy ini.
proved Is for sale shall be absent In Ie SCUM mo Vs
month or two bu, during absence Mr. Thos d. nsE.
Is authorized 10 sell it, aud will rstlfy any contract "o
may enter Into touching the premises. ,,, \, "a
Charles City Co., Oct. le-csw --
LANES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
E subscriber wishes 10 sell hi, Farm located oulv ON
I South side OF James River 10 Chesterhe!u ceans
mo :, rrb mile. from the city Of Richmond 1t contains
III acres about 800 of which arabic me rene ~ ~
OAK and pine growth, (crietnal Gnd sec"hu! ., Ts
mr. 20 acres OF low grounds, and some hrnhcn na!s. s
buijdnrs are those usually found arn "' is SUE ua
haze been erected within the las; !cw years mere IT,
wood upon the fsrin It Is supposed would pay ,he pre
asked for H. There Is ready access to Rchaoha maSe'
by the Canal. o.
Partial possession ito seed whrsO eau be had lst oi oc
tober. . ,,
Mr. England who lives the farm, Will exhibit H.
CIIAs +. FRIEND.
Ss,, f-c,r Manchester.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

HpY virtue Of an execution issnel out of Justice
- Grants Court in Auburn, Township No. 3,
county of Placer and State Of California, to me
directed in favor of J. G. Nash, and against
james Hudson, for the sum OF Eighty three Dol
lars and Twenty-Five cents, 1888 25,) together
with costs of suit taxed at Twentysix Dollars
and Forty cents (S26 40,D have levied on and
will expose at public sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash. in front of the Court House door, in the
town of Auburn, on
Monday, the 2Oth day of February, 1850,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. all the right. title. interest
and claim, which the within named defendant,
James Hudson, had on the 26th day Of December,
A D. 1859. in and to the following described
property. to-wit: ''The property known as the
"Dead-fall property" consisting of one hundred
anu sixty acres, more or less, and bounded as
follows: On the north by lands of William
Turner; on the south by lands of King and Bar
fel on the cast by lands of Holmes and Nc
Neal and on the west by lands of Collins. Also,
all the right, title and interest of said Hud-
son in and to the buildings, appurtenances. and
neredltaments thereunto belonging or in anywise
appertaining.
JOHN G. BOGGS, Constable.
Township No. 3.
january 18th, lS60,-3W
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

mn r. C. YOUNG, has removed 10 NO. EIO
CLAY street, opposite the upper corner
of the Plaza.
The better to afford his patients coming from
distance and wishing private residence, all
,ho comforts of home. the Doctor would par
tieuarly call the attention of Ladies whom cir
o,mstances render desirous Of quiet and seclusion
ero time to his establishment, where may be en-
ioved all the necessary comforts OF
Lying in Hospital,
with the advantage of PRIVATE ATTENDANCE, ana
constant medical attendance. The Doctors office
can be easily found from its proximity to the
Plaza. il can readily e seen from any part OF 1t.
Consultation by letter or otherwise FREE. All
communications must be addressed to
DIR. J. C. YOUNG.
2lO Clay ST., opposite the upper cor. OF the Plaza,
San Francisco, Cal.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
SUMMONS.
lHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE TO CALIFORNIA, To

ihE PEoPLE OF THE STATE TO CALIFORNIA, To
r. STEVENS.
v W are hereby Summoned to appear before
- u me, at my office, in Ophirville, Placer coun-
:! california, on Thursday, the lst day of Mar:h,
a. a. D. 1860, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer the
uonpmlnt of G. Perry, wherein ho claims and
Trays Judgment against you for the sum of One
hundred hundred and Sixty-eight Dollars and eighteen
ten's' ta' (Sl6s l8D and interest thereon in an ac
po. pom on a promissory note. given by you to G.
iiserry, due August 22nd, 1859, and take notice
hyoa fall SO to appear and answer, Plaintiff will
Sas %he Judgment as aforesaid, and costs in his be-
u'Ven under my hand, this 26th day of Janu-
"'y A. D. 1860. JAMES PATTON. j. p,
o.,. Township No. 2.
Ophir, January 28th, 1s6O.-4w
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
TREASuRER,S NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-
" sons in the County of Placer who are en-
gagged in the business of selling Merchandise. and
Liquors in less quantities than a quart. Gold
Dust Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also. Keepers of
Livery Stables. Billiard Tables. Bowling Alleys,
Auctioreers, Theatrical and Circus Companies,
mnst procure, or renew their License within ten
days after expiration, or their names will be han
ded to the District Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. W. .APPLEGATE. County Treasurer
Auburn. June 4Lh. 1S59.-mY
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
NOTICE,


ALL ACCEPTED COUNTY WARRANTS
"A from No. 1862. to No 1898, dated May
7lh, 1857. will he paid on Saturday. February
4tb. 1860. And if not presented for payment
within sixty days from this date the money will
be applied to the payment of warrants next in
order of registry in accordance with an Act OF
tho Legislature, approved March 31st 1857.
GEO w. APPLICABLE. County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office Feb. 4th, 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
BOOKS! BOOKS!
NEW BOOK STORE.
JULIUS P. BROOKS.

HAS just received complete stock of we'll
4 4 selected Books of all kinds, to which he in.
vites the attention Of the public. His stock com
prses full assortment of
Standard Literature,
Biographical. Historical, and
Scientific Books,
rA-rs School Books. &c, &c.
He has also new and superior stock Of Blank
Books, Stationery, and all other articles pertain
ing to that branch Of trade. such
Gold and Steel Pens, Inks, Sealing Wax. Wa
fers, Lead Pencils, Memorandum Books Diaries,
Ink Stands Calendars, Pocket Pooks. Reference
Files, Note and Receipt Books Portfolios, States,
Blotting and Tissue Papers, &C.. NC.
Alsonn elegant assortment of Chessmen, Back
CANNON Boards, Dice, and Playing Cards.
He will constantly receiveby the steamers, the
Atlantic Papers, Magazines Periodicals. and all
the novels and light literature of the day.
Auburn December 3lst, lSG9.-6m
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

"ILL INSURE AGAINST LOSS By FIRE
w in the town of Auburn. California. on
terms as low as a,y other good and responsible
Company. Application for insurance may be
made to Charles II. Mitchell. who will make Il
survey of the premises, and forward the same to
the Company Agent at San Francisco, who will
execute the policy and forward it by return mail.
tzy All losses adjusted with CASH immediately
WIN. FAULKNER.
Agent for said Company.
Corner of Sansome and Merchant streets.
San Francisco
Dpcpinhpr 17th 1870 0-0m