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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-23
SHERIFE"S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE Of Foreclosure
- Of Mortgage and order of Sale. issued out Of
the District Court Of the Ninth judicial District
Of the State of California, in and for the county
Of Trinity, in the action of i. W. Reas against
f. G. Kelly, Il. j. Curtis, N. Garland, duly attes
ted the 18th day Of November, A. D., 1861, am
commanded to sell all that certain piece or par
Gel Of land situate in the county of Trinity and
State Of California, and described as follows =
Commencing at an oak tree in front Of the saw
mill known as Reas' saw mill, and running thence
down the Trinity river, parallel with said river,
to an oak tree bazed, about quarter of mile
from the starting point, and thence to the river,
about ten or fifteen rods, thence up the river to
the said saw-mill or tree, the place of beginning;
thence up the river one mile and quarter to an
oak tree in the gulch, thence down to the river.
about nine rods to stake, and from thence down
the river to the place Of beginning the said mill
being on the same land and premises taken up
and located by Moses T. w. Lathrop, aud used
and occupied by said Reas for the last two years
prio to his transfer to said defendants, lying and
being on Trinity river about five miles above the
month of Weaver creek, and also the race con-
Meeting with the fume crossing the river at the
saw.mil is included, being the same property
conveyed by lteas to the said defendants
Notice is hereby given that on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-23
Proclamation OF ThanIssgiving.-

Proclamation OF Thumhsgiving.--STAT OF
CALIFORNIA Executive department, Sacramento Novem-
Der 4th, 1861.
There is a moral grandeur in the public acknowledge
ment Divine goodness Political institutions however
excellent do constitute the only of happiness
the people for underlying these the finer moral
elements essential in the creation of national greatness
and individual we'll being. This well understood by
the immortal men who bequeahed us this glorious nher
tance of 1t thought to be emnenty proper by
those great and good men, whose fame has rendered our
country iustrous that the State should by its public
acts pay becoming respect to these observances and thus
encourage individual respect for public and private vr
tues ana veneration for the supreme Being Infused
win these sentiments the executive of this Commonwealth
takes peculiar interest in again providing for public
recognition OF the divine source Of all our blessings ana
public manifestation of the gratitude of the people for the
same
To be grateful to enjoy gifts of heaven while the
simple expression of our thankfuness is all the return
make for the possession of these many blessings
California all the ardor of her youth this day rcoc
in the ullness of her prosperity The earth has Weld
ed forth its fruits for her in whemn her
treasures of gold have not been exhausted while
enlarged her contributions to the wealth her sister
States and other lands The increase of her ocks and
herds luxuriang her abundant pastures under her
benign skies anmaes her hills and valleys with visions of
gadness Her homes full of and plenty War,
famine and pesence have not invaded her happy aboes
from such unnatural cause is heard the wall of
sorrow, the lamentations of the widow the cry of
the orphan within her borders.
Muiudes have been added to her thriving population
during the year. to enjoy the rich munifcence of Heaven
ization. No other land has highly favored in all
the elements of material progress this beautiuhert
age of eurs And while Ae homes of our peo ole are filed
with contentment and peace may they be distinguished
as the habatons of Wisdom Justice charity and love
Now, therefore, John G. Downey, Governor of Caor
mia, do hereby appoint and set apart Thursday, the
9Sth day of November, instant, as a day of Public
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the distinguished mer
ces and hessng bestowed upon during the past
And call upon all the people to lay aside their daily
cations, and meet in their accustomed religious
bes and in all suitable and in all due soemnty to
pour forth tn cir gratitude in prayer and praise to
Heavenly Father for all his goodness remembering at the
same time to suppcate rventy for the speedy removal
OF our National calamies, and for the perpetuity in all
aus power nd glory, of this Union and equality of States
20 which under Providence, most cheeruly attribute
the unparalleled prosperity of people. and the ex
lence of which in its former purity and justice, look,
a. the main hope the sheetanchor of civil and religious
"ertYto ourselves and our posterty.
JOHN G. DOWNEY, Governor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-23

STATE News IrEMs.-THE Patriot says San
Bernardno knows no Sabbath, no God, no church,
no religion, no philanthropy pure, ho-
ly or sacred. Hard old place, that San Bcrnar
cumdino," as Holmes calls it-AN Indian re
Gently committed suicide at Nevada, by saving
off his wndppe with an old ck-knife-MoUNT
DTABLo coal is the cheapest of any sold in San
Francisco. 1t brings S12 ton-THE Sacra
mento Bee learns that Chas r. Street, once edit
or of the Shasta Herald, and now Port Warden
at San Francisco, will be editor of the new Colu
sa paper-S19,500 was subscribed to the Ma
tional Loan the first day the books were opened
at Sacramento. The leading subscriptions were
LELAND Stanford, SIS 900; JAS Anthony q Co.
SIS, ,OO0 D. o. Mills & Co. IS 5,OOO-THE Neva-
da Journal has been discontinued. 1t was the
oldest mountain paper in the State-THE Shas
ia Courier says Maj. Reading has appointed John
S. Hale agent to lease mining ground on his
grant. The rate charged is S5 per mouth.
SEIIGMAN & CO., of San Francisco, took $4,000
of the Government loan-THE San BernardinO
Patriot is now edited by U, b. Freanor, the for
mer editor having gone to the wars-THANs-
GIVING and Christmas balls are announced in
Shasta. Nothing of the kind mentioned here yet.
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snrurdnr, thc ztI. dny OF Dccembcr.

A. D., 1861 at y o'clock, noon, in front of The
Court House, in Weaverville, Trinity county, |
will sell the said above described property to the
highest bidder for cash.
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
CmADB0URNE & MILLER Plt'hs Attys.
Weavervile Nov. II, 1861. 443w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

,,sm-ndous. The walls were battered In
hundreds Of places; but no breach vas
made. -
MAJOR Anderson expresses himself much
$3.50 that no live. bad been sacrisced. and
..y. that to Providence alone 10 to be at;ri-
b1.ed the bloodles- victory.
The number Of soldiers in the fort Vas
,hout seventy, besides twenty-five ~erkmen.
Who assisted At the guns. Ills stock OF pro-
,,.ion. Was almost exhausted, however. lie
uould have been starved out m two more
DAYS.
Visitor. reported that Major Anderson
surrendered because his quarters and bar
rues. we're destroyed aud be bad no hope OF
reinfOrccments.
The aeet Land idly by during thrty hours.
and either could not or would not help him'
Besides, his own men were prOstratei IRON
over e1ertiOu. There were bat i've hurt
iour badly and one though, mortaiiy-ont
the rest were worn out. The EXPLOSIONS
were caused by the barstin; OF loaded shells,
which ver, isuiled by The IRE, aud could
no, 10 removed quick enough. The h'e IN
The ha,r.ek, was caused BY the quantities oi
no, .ho, ,hrown from Fort Mcaltrle.
Within Fort Sumter everything but the
ea..mate. is IN utter ruin. The whole thing
looks like q blackened mas OF ruins. Many
ran. are dismounied The side opposite
Cumming Point - the hardest dealt with.
The rife cannon from this place PLAYED greS,
havoc With Fort sumter. The walls looked
like hoBey-eomb. Near the top is breach
a. big a. cart. The SIDE opposite Fort
M1ulvie !. honeyeombed extensively, as 10
that opposite the floating battery.
Fort MOultrIc - badly damaged. The
oshccr.' quarters and barracks are torn to
p,ccss The frame houses on the Island
are rildled with shot in many Instances,
and whole side. Of house. are torn out
The Gre IN Fort Sumier VAS pat oct, bot
r-caught three times during the day. pr
Crawford. MAJOR Anter-ou's surgeon, 10
slightly WOUNDED in the face.
CHAELIsro>. April u. The last act In
the drama OF For, sumter ha. been conclud'
Ell Malr Anderson ha. evacuated, and
With ~. command departed by the steamer
Label from the harbor lie salutcd h. hag,
and the company then forming upon the
tArade ground, marched out upon the
wharf. with drum and Gle playing " IAN
kee Dpcdlc
Daring the salute pile Oi cartridges
burst IN the classmates, killing two men
ant wounding tour Others. One Was hu-
rcd IN the fort with military honors. The
other v,ll Do buried by the soldiers Of South
Iaf0lina.
The wounded men were brought to the
city, where they are receiving the best sur
gicAl attention TIE others wen, IN the
steamer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

DRowsrD. Jabe1 sawyer Of Mexico
while starting jam Of log. on Ssiit River
in Mexico, on Sunday las, Vas thrown into
the water and drowned. iis body had not
been found on Monday morning. Mr.. Saw.
yer Was very worthy aud respectable ei,i.
Zen and leaves . wife add two children.
We received Q detailed account Of the
above casualty s our paper Mas nearly
made up. and regret that space will no, ad.
init o, It's publication. The unfortunate
m.n aoa.sd quarter Of mile, in the boil.
ing current. beyond the reach Of his CON-
rade.. before he finally disappeared. and just
before goin: over the dan. he raised him.
self upon los and cas, sad look upon his
home, upon ,hs bank OF the stream. Mr..
W. NJ. blanchard, who vas engaged upon
the JAN. escaped with dlthcalty, being con-
bruised.
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GOLD DOLLAR FOUND,

No,,L C,seux,rIser Ia ISIS. pf.
i,.rrics ordrr,d h.. foreman to sael"'e IN box
OF h.. ssyr Coated Pills new gold doI'a'-a''o
shoe, letter. requesting the hndsr OF the d'Ha''
oS rather the p-,sha.o ofthe box pills contain
AZ IL. to address. Or. IIsrriek, naming his rest
deRe,. date. etc. Il nov appear. that the BOX
"a. psreha.ed by Mr.. Amo. Stephenson, oihou''
ton. Tsss,-~ho, ina letter to De. heu'ek'
dated May ielh iseo. say. -" On opeu'ng
bon Of y0s, Pills. purchased thi. day Judge Of m,
.arpri.e on hadiag geld dsliaS. Ga examining
the directions. sr note Of reque., ~assI.o found
", little daughter claim. the dollar. throvgh
.hieh I have made hole, sad a. write, 'ii'
.u.peaded iron her peck. with 'ibbon." Tn,
dru,s., ia IIOs.ion pa'eha.ed hi. supply Of Pills
in New York. aad the New York druggist. direct
iron Nc. Hsrriek.
1see advertisement on fourth page.
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TonECLosugE. wh,ra.. Jane. 81,

FORECLOSURE. Whereas. Jane. Silver,
thea Il Rumf,fd, in The C"ua,y 81 ONnUi.
on III. t~sr,, sixth ia, oi November, 4. ID. 1855,
cua,syri, b, h.. nsugage drci IL that date, e.
John l.. smth. of Ncsfy ~ s.id CointS. three
several parcel. of land situated ~ .,'d Nesn-
b,ies the sane pfrsisasi, constituting tAe home.
stead Of add Smith. aud b, him conveyed 10 .a'i
siyer, cad mottg,s- being recorisd Nth IN.
fo,d Records. look 100, pasr -, Ia Which r.ier'
ene- ma, be bad &c iorhsr description; aud On
IN. 18th dsS of f-l,r,ary. 1850. said mnfigage
va. assigned l., .aid smith to the Subscriber,
which assignment 1. recorded 10 s,id Records.
book i23, psse. 5 aud 6; and wherra. The eondi-
ton of .a,d noug.E. Ia. been hroSrn, ! claim
foreclosure OF the same bS the .lsiai. :. pro-
,ided. n. ". sM NLL'
Aulafn, Apfil 10, ls6l. u
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PILES PILES! PILES /!

What isIti How cured Thousands 81
ret -on. have P,les-.uieT iOr ysars shh the
Ji.ea.e-,st G~'kaos What Il -, W how u -
cured. E,,ry case Of pixies, whether man'l',Ied
80 she lsfs o( ,StsFaal t1npi., i'sarni b,ediag'.
of AZ V,a.nt ich,ag and irritation, dspeni. essen
tall, apoa c5agr.,,oa 81 the abdominal 'rno..
c,rcSlli,oa. Thu. ptoduer. the eogorgcm'n''
dil.t,aa Il the veins. brmstion oitamof., heaoff-
hsg,., psia aad soldering; aud the d,'eass can
oal, h. 6iaia,Rsntaii, cSf, by me Hears which /,
u,kea ,ulsfa.ny. relieve this seUO"s congestion
Iiense oip,m.ai.. washes. sni e'.n objections,
ar- -, ,asd.ctsAl-
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, simple sugar pin, taken tso o'
thire time. DAY, care. the 'i.ease by ounas
the condition upon which the disease depends .
IIan.lr,d. have Ls,n cured b, u,e'rn OF the ,ao't
ob.tira,. cases. All will be promptly beneh'tsd
b, IL. Price. 80 esuI. bOS.
s,alb, mall or express, free ofcharge ,oa Te.
cent Of the price. Address
la. .. HUMPHREYS Il CO.,
No. 562 BToadssy. New York.
-. .lx.,ti.sfnsot IA auOtheT column.
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II - Il .

To Perry D.,,. 4 500; p-sT Su.-l feel
h,ppy a. AT nos- tssiii0Saisi b. the value ~
vow P.,a kilI,. 10 the th.a..nd. scot 700 from
n~lfl, al parts Sf the void. ga the ,th ot thu.
uson,h tel from a .ecoad .io, ds,ot~ ~ q th.
pa,,mru,s, striking 90 nv feet AMI bu''ing them
.s,~t,,; also stra'a'ag the li;s'nsai. 81 the an
LIE. Mica o.ussc hnH- Hly feet -sTe black
asi .~ol-a. sol the pain - ,nisn.. a. 10 esu'e
h,aI,ng. ,mms,l,alsl, applied year r',n h'llc'
aad tiaa~d O. DO at ,aieT'als oi a'sist ten
minutes. The .scoai day the appearance 80. q
rrrsa,sh Nslios, Nth hulr 90 TaiH, AMI tod
can VA ~ith .asc a. nv store.
Your, respectfully, I. sUGGiTT.
Providence. Ma, ~. 1857. High street.
The sIsia on hu-u irum the $50 81 the Pain
k,lsT q. sas,l, removed by washing u - ale"hol.
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Thirty Men killed on Sullivan. Island.

IheeOrrc-pondeut Of the Providence jour
nal. writing that paper, during the battle,
says
A boat ha. JUS, arrived from Morris and
Sullivan. Islands, leaving at : O'Clock. and
report that on Sullivan. Island Anderson
has done fearful eIecution-thiriy msH are
Iaora 70 ASr, bcr- l,llrd esd -saHy r0gHdsd.
None killed vet on Morri. Island.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Daring the severe gallo Of Tuesday night,
the barn on Lincoln Street, owned by Thom.
as Cocker, Esq.,-,O which the boys have
ASKED the name OF Utah barn, WAS
blown down. The building was not very
strong. having been considerably shattered
bya previous gale, and contained no prop
erty Of value,
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NOTICE % FORECLOSURE Whereas.
~ Rniaa Foster. OF Bsck6sLi. ~ the csaatN oi
oNfsui. d, h.. tso mn'igsgs d-sd., one dated
Ni,ca lh. AID. lsSs, and recorded 18th sa'd
Rscod.. book ii6. page esi, the other dated
Apt,l 10, A.D. i-ao. AL r.'ori.d With O>Ord
Escooi., t"ak i20, page ijs. whsr, difference
mly L. had &c de.cT,pt,aa, ton',,.d To me = GER
tain inct of Lal situated in Bpek6eI. With the
taiId,pg. thereon. bring hi. hitne.--d nfm. to
seizure the payment of ceTtsa nJi-s naa',l ia aid
,.aftr,se dseds; anl sh.fcas the cpa'iiipa. II
sa,i tRoft.sgr. have been aai r-ma,n broken,
claim h. ioftci1.s the s.n~, sgrcesbly 10 the Stat
ute 10 such case provided.
SYDENIIAN BRiDGii,H.
Buck6sid. March u, ls6i. u
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roREclosuRE or MORTGAGE. wher..

II WNEtLpStktbt hoNibtpL' new
il a. Joha Estes. of Greenwood. ia the Coanty
81 Oxiotd, and State Of MAINE, b, h.. norgsge
,i..d b~artng dat. the twenty second ~ Nov. A.
10. 1855. conveyed 10 the, Mar >. Esie.. IN ".
and 10 mortgag., certain tract or pa'c.' ct land
situated in wood.tock. IN .aid Co"niy, being one
half of 10, numt-red 50. IN the Western halt OF
said Woodstock, and described as follows; Cou'-
msnciu, at the ,ouihse,,rIl, corner ~ .a,d lot,
theace following the ea.ierly line TO 'h. top OF
the ledge; thence i,llo~ins on ss,d lejg. AZ
..arly on the edge a. fence cin lie made TO a
stake aad stones; ihsaoe On l'ne ps'ai'ei With
the western ne 81 ,s,d lot To The northern 'oe OF
.a,d lot; thenc. following on the sa,d "orthe"
lIne TO the northwestern, corner oi.a'd bot thence
q. .a,d ~..le,l, li.e t0 the hf.I named b"und;
Icing one hall Of the said Lt numbered .igh'y-'S.
and supposed to eOatain hlty ae'e., he the same
NOR. OF lee. ! hereby give public notice thai
the oonJ;lioa 81 -s,d mortgage ha. been broken.
b, reason ~het,Oi claim l1reclo.ure OF the
.,m.. MARY 5. ESTES.
Dated March 18th. is6i.
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See advertisement ia aaother column.

DCouGHs. The sudden change. Of onr el'.
mate ar, sources Of Psi=Saa'y, B'oaSAisI sHd
A.il~af,s Agssiiss'. Experience having proved
that simple r-nsdi.. often act .Peed'l, ani e.f-
talal, " hea taken ia the .sfly stages oi the dis
ease recourse .hOald at once BE- hal to" B'oEst
B,vssA.al TtoSA.." or loIenge.. let the Cold,
Congh, % Irritation of the Throat IT, ever go
slight. q. b. this pSecsatioa more serious at
tack NAV BE- sfectialy ~sfded OF. fUhIic
srEAktks sad sIsstRs ~,ll had then sdec-
.lx.rfL.aIurnI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Date. iron California announce the cleo
ton OF MeDougal To the U. ;. Senate. As
he Was supported by Republicans and Doug
las Democrats, vac have assurance tina, no is
a Union man. and will he able % reach
Washington in season for the extra session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Bo-ros. April l7.-rhs 81, I,h, 7,h,
and s,h Regiments are expected to leave
during tonight. A portion. via. Fall Rr'.
CT, zoe whom the steamer State OF Maine
ha. been chartered, de,achment' BY way Of
Worcester and New Haven, and one r-;i.
ment by steamer ). Il. Spiuldlns, for For,
MunrOe. direct.
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d. E D..

IN Byron. Roth Cole, aged ~. She vas ~ W-
ri-,i ,o R-s,e. Cole ofL.~i.,on. March. 1905
ID IIpckheld. April ~, Of Group. Harold T.
wood, oal, 500 of Chsrics n. AMI Emily q. ~.
wood, 'gei s year. and sish, mon,h.. la Ill
"a. q chill. OF meeh promise and rArv aco a.
pli.hmeai. Ecr one of HI. years. Ills good, -.
had Won Tor him the almost idolsipu. Affection of
hi. parents; sad. this di.peaaiion of Provid. v
Ia. called ior,h he ~arme.t sympathy IL u W
p.mrrou. friepd.. Nav their Heavenly Va -r
.ano,ify thi. great affection 10 their sve'h., ss
gcoi.
To Fryehurs. l?,h. Mrs. Hannah. wife oil. W.
u. farringtoa, aged ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

The Farmer states that u. q. BALDWIN.
sOmmandant o, the arsenal. at Augusta,
has resigned, having received an appoint.
ment in his native State, Virginia. The
Farmer learn, that he b. Union man.
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Sherif's Sale.
March 2Jth 1861.

OXFORD - ;--Narch 18th tsot'
TAKEN % execution ~ favor OWN. Foster,
and Willie .old 1t l,ublic su-Iion. ~ wedns.-
IA, IN. fr., dav ~ Nav. \. ID. 1861 at 10 o'oIck
I, the f,rr,o,s. a. the ofre II niy u 4 Bf,s~,.
in Pssi., ~ .aid C@,,y of OsG~d. al the right
10 .as,,y. Which William ys'e., IL NORWAY. "a
said -ossi,. ,h,. ds, Ia. To 's.,~-~ The lol'-''s
described real estate. situated 10 Nor~a' and
Ossotd, in ,s,d Coaniy, 10 ~iti the 'omes'e.d
wh.,eoa the ssh Ysis. NV resides. Containing
fos,y acres mare o. L... the ssns being ~urcs W
a mortgage 10 A.aph Kiiirrize 10 .ee"fe ihs pay
men, II IN. SUN II two h,adrei d,llais AID is-
,.,,., ,h-,.o., whioh po,r,ge 10 dated October
igh, A. ID. 1865. AID recorded With Oxford
Records. Vol. iis, Pss. ~; And slso sohjeet to
one other mortgage given 10 Eiesr.r A. Holmes
,o secure the pa ,me.' II two o-ria'n notes o(
hand los eight haa'rsd dollar. and is,sws, there
on, which mortgage !. dated April ~, 1850. and
rrcos,s-d 9th OSiord Records Coz said Cooaiy.
Vol ~, Page ltt, reference thereto beiaf hsd
for a more fall description thereof.
Ar. GREENLEAF, Dsputy Sheriff,
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DIPTHERIA CURED!
By Weeks Magic Com pound.

,A,ss. t,s,.g ws.s', Mage ConPosad alto.
gcthef. Il :. the t-.t ih,ss ever Aas-. ! suo.
Il -s,,fal g~f.oa. ~hp have b~-s spur-l, cured
81 some sever. case, u DipthsTis, b, s.ing a..
ha', parcha.-i over to- doIeu bottles iOr
frisni., wAl have s,ed Il 18th the utmasi salts.
lIc,,au. r. J. NEsEgNEY.
iIano.sn, Ne, fsb'y 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

A dispatch FROM Washington, says Fort
Pieksn. ha. been reinforced. Gen. Scott
says tina, IL thi. Pos, !. attacked 1t will be
the blOodis.t engagement, ever known on this
continent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

The Portland Ride corps have voted to
tender their services TO the Governor.
Portland has the honor OF furnishing 'be
fret company in the Maine Regiment. 5.
T. Spring Of Portland has also rendered
loan Of 5000 TO the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

4 ILLUSTRATIONS SALE. Pur.u.nt to
~ lcsa.e iron The h,nprsbr Jnig- of Pro.
haze f,r ihr CoasN OF ONiari, shall eel, 10y
tsilIic 90 private .,ls. ~ Nrnlay. the i~entisth
ia, ,t MAJ. ls5i. at 10 o'ciock ~ the ftcanoa,
On the pfr'ni.ss, al The r',i rsIai. Of wh'c'
i,s.h k,mh.Il, late 81 Waisffnl - the Coanu
ofO,f.ri. deceased. died .,ir-d and rp..r..~d. o.
pa, the dsh,. ~ ..,i d-c...si ssd rh.rg-. II ~.
mi.,rrst.o.. JOHN &. GERRY. Airn'a .tr.,or.
Apnil iT,isei.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
Geo,g. A. Hin Of Northampton. o"a"t, OF
Hampshire and Commonwealth ~ Mas.aehu'et''.
eo,,.,.d 10 me, the snb.crilrf. by his deed OF
no,, gage dated the hiih day Il sep'emcsr A'D'
1859, and recaicd with the oxb'i Records,
book i22, page 2i9, two eerta'" parcel. OF iani
With th. buildiags thereon, situated ~ Di>beL,
h. the Cont, of OxfHd and State Of Maine s"d
d..criled q. f,llo~-; oae parcel a the mouth OF
W,tb'. river, with a ~oolen factory and o,ber
b.ill,as. thereon. together with all the water
move, beoaging TO said Hill ani The righ, To
draw water from the upper dan; slso certain
n,,,,I 81 land on the porhery side Of the road
s,J usarI, opposite the above de.e'ib-d premises
.ih the dazzling hoa'e thereon aud The df..
hoa,.. 90 called; TO which s'id deed Of mor'g.sr
s,f.,,,r. /. h.s,b, had br more hll deserip'
IT., eoodition. Of said deed Of mortgage having
l-ss Lressn, hereby claim to l''telo.e the .Ane
a.r..sbe To the ptosi.,on. Of the statue ." '"ea
case made asi provided. ,,,n,
Nv =. @. AspRrws, his Attorney.
Baek6eld. April 3, 1861.