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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-06

From BoIsE.-Jo' in Hawk has received letter
from Charley Morey, old resident, dated Cen
terville, Dec. 25th Of the mines in Boise Ba-
sin, he says ''There are some frst-rate claims
which last year sold for $4,000. The paying
streak is about fourteen miles long and mile
and a-half in width. There are some very rich
spots the diggings are easily worked" Char
lev has claim on Grimes creek which he thinks
is good for SO a day. The creek pays for about
five miles but has sufficient fall for sluicing.
Thinks he will make some money next summer
Saw Gilbraith some weeks before writing. Tom
Small thinks he has good claim. Geo. McMa-
nus is working four miles from him. Sam. Kinds
passed his cabin few days before on his way to
Little Muddy, where he had bought claim
Water is scarce; few claims have enough to work
with after the first of June Charley does not
advise his friends to come there plenty of men
who would work if they could get it to do
Thinks the rush to that country will bring wages
down. Says more winter will probably let
him out. Old man Moore there Currier was
driving pack train from Dalles.
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PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

in DE ,ounty Gat in and tor the co' ~ Of trinity and
STATE Of Cdiifornid.
In the matter JOHN j. DOW NIIOUER,
InsOlvent Debtor.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON.
| John Murphy, COUNT Judge of Trinity coun-
ty. California, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of said In. OILY ent John J. nownhouer,
to be and appear before tie Hon. Jol II Murphy
aforesaid, at the court room of said court, H. the
town of WeayDrville, county and Stltc atore-
said, on Monday, the
18th day of March, Y. D., 1864,
at 10 o'clock, a. m. Of that day, to show cause
if any they can, why the prayer of said lnsol
vent should not be granted a. assignn ent OF his
estate be made and be discharged from his
debts and liabilities, in pursuance o. the at
utes in suckcase made and prov .ded and in The
meantime all proceedings against the said lnso-
vent be stayed.
With, my hand and sal of said Court
Ills. this Sd day of February A. D., 1861.
NJ. F. GRIFFIN, County Clerk.
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Marriaaes:

In Weaverville, Feb. I'd, by Rev Father O'Rei-
ley, MORRIS CONDOR, ESQ. to ELLEN, daughter
of Dennis O'keefe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-06

WE last week noticed the factthat the schoon-
er Dashapdy, plying between Humboldt Bay and
San Francisco, had been wrecked below Cape
Mendocino, and that Capt. Kelsey, wife and child,
and all the passengers and crew persisted. Mrs.
Kelsey was formerly known to our citizens as
Amelia Goodman, daughter of J. Goodman, who
removed from this place to Humboldt county
several wears ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-06

APPOINTMENT DR.. + ward Trask, late of
We,.yeryille, has been appointed Physician to the
State Prison. nc DR.. S'illman, resigned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-06

A NOVEL IDEA, BUT SENSIBLE One, PERHAPS
who has tried it and ought to know, declares
that ladies should ride on horseback astride, as
men do. In an article from her pen in the
q Laws of Life - she says: The position that
women assume when riding is unsafe, I'M
graceful, unhealthful and unnatural, as almost
entirely to counteract the good effects that other
wise might be experienced. SO great are the
disadvantages attaching to the style in which
women have hitherto ridden, that the question
has really come to be whether they shall ride ;,
men do, or not ride at all. If parents under
stood the value, to women, of good health they
would educate their daughters to ride with their
sons, and in the same manner. Then in few
years forty women would be seen riding where
one is seen now, and humanity would greatly
gain thereby.
PRENTIcE.--A correspondent of the Detroit
Adgertiser, writing from Louisville, says of Geo
d. Prentice: - The renowned wit and reputed
editor of the Louisville Journal. regret to say.
Is sinking lower and lower. The paper has long
since passed from his control, both financially
strong drink entirely uniting him for the control
Of his pecuniary matters, his personal friends
have purchased him homestead, and persuaded
him to transfer his interest in the paper to his
wifi thus taking it out of his power to squander
it, and securing respectable support to his fam
ily. Personally. Prentice is claimed by his
friends to be for the Union without an q if
- butt But his convictions no longer give
tone to the columns of the Journal and hence
upon the most vital question of the nation the
paper gives an " uncertain sound"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-06
.sekly Ttinitg 9purnal.
Weaveryille, Saturday, Feb. 6, 1854.
PRESERVATION OF PkE !TeEEs "a. resoIution

PRESERVATION OF PkE TREEs. "a resolution
was adopted in the Senate the other day directing
the Committee on Public Lands to report a Bill
to prevent the destruction of timber upon the
public lands of the State. 1t was amended
as to include private lands and passed. In the
discussion of the resolution Mr.. Smith. said
whole forests were spoilt by the turpentne
gatherers. Instead of tapping trees in the ordi-
nary way, they completely grdled them, and the
number of trees killed in Butte county alone
amounted to hundreds of thousands"
The last Legislature offered premium for the
manufacture Of the first thousand gallons of tur-
pentins. The turpentine .gatherers, instead of
tapping the tree they dc in North Carolina,
are in the habit of gouging out a bucket in the
body of the tree and then completely girdling
the tree, SO as to obtain much as possible
Statistics concerning the production of turpen-
tine in North Carolina show that forty trees are
required to make one gallon. The quantity of
turpentine produced in California during the
past year was six thousand gallons making at
that rate two hundred and forty thousand girdled
and destroyed. The trees of the North Carolina
pine barrens are Incompatible and so far as the
fostering of new branch of industry is concern
ed, any attempts to compete with the East in the
manufacture of turpeatine would be perfectly
futile.
The CENTRAL BASIN AND IT'S EMPoRIUM.-The
Iowa Religious News Letter says that the Cen
trail Basin west of the Great Valley, is our Con-
tinental Meat-stall, and will have IFS influence,
also, on the destinies of the continent and the
world. The order of things as you move west
ward from the Alleghanies towards the Re cky
Mountains, is, first grain, then grazing, then
gold. Through the heart of this vast grazing
section, runs the Union Pacific Railroad, soon
too be strong with settlements like string of
beads. Surveys for its route are about common
cling from the mouth of the Platte River,
and running west Somewhere in that vcini-
ty; where the main trunk shall cross the Mis-
souri, river, the next great Northwestern city
after Chicago and west of it's to be built
Our cities the Upper Mississippi are too ne..r
Chicago, and it draws from them too powerfully
to allow them to compete with it. Besides no
one of them will ever have the great crossing of
the Upper Mississippi at its door, for there is not
one, but several. The Missouri is far enough
away for another mammoth commercial metrop-
oils, where the products of the North and the
Pacific coast will meet and be exchanged, the
great meat market for the immense cattle ranges
of Colorado, perhaps outranking Chicago in
this Chicago cutranks other cities in lumber
and grain. This may be Omaha, or some new
city yet to rise.
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{RDk TIE .sOTrHHE4E


DEMoPoLIs, March IA Dispatch from,
Canton repor.s that q large Dunbsr Of Sssr
mans troops have gone up the river on fnf.
Tough from Vicksbusg. Mcpherson Ia left In
command Of that plsss. Sherman and Hufi.
Out have gone down shs river With sarge part
Of tho army On forty.:wo boats. They are
said 70 bs going up r ID river TO Shreveport
MePhsrson reports the spring campaign.
which was inaugura.ed by Sherman, Banks
Taoma1, and Saith, q failars. Gen. Forrest
says that ssvsn-sights of Smiths cavalry have
gone to Nashville.
/ Another dispatch says ,hst Sherman went to
Sfr Orleans, AMI returned 10 vicksbueg on
the stu. Ga the Oh inst large numbsss of re
enlisted men wen: mp the river on furIough
From fifteen to twenty boat loads of troops
came down the river up to the S.h or 1O;h. GA
the Lat last seven >at los IL OF troops are said
- have gone up the river on faeiou2h Oos.
taisd were left in Vsksbur2, under MsPhsr.
son, snd the remainder have gone up Red
river.
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BIZ Hc1:nsr q o., Aucts

| I'VE win Offer for saie 81 our sacz-c9u,. No I'm
Maln II. on Tuesday next, tie 22d iest, Al Ia
! O'Clock very large assortment Of
6toccfies,
Tsbascos,
~. Liquors, Sc.
We enunrra.e 10 part
/ xV0t phgs manufactured tDbaceo
1oooo lts smoking tobacco, assorted
" nhds sugar, assorted
~ bbis do do
~ bhis do 40
id1 bags do do
10 sacks coffss
~ bbis do
u kegs bi easb coda
bags pepper
. cases ground a,lspaee
~ boxes turpentine seap
~ cases fancy loiie4 Do
so gun caps
81 gross superior lead pencils
iW DO water proof matches
d boxes loaded tin, AsH0
Is dos French calf skins
$40 pairs cotton cords
~ boxes window gisss. aapd atzcs
~ bills apple brandy
- Do rye whisksy
do Bourbon whisSsy
5cases Scotch do
Is do rtnct brandy
Is do Eau de Vie brepdy
= do champagne eoenae brandy
so do q Per.y's DO do
10 do 6tilsry champagne .
800 doz pac 10 playing oards
Together with large assortment Of other nes-
~ Lynehburg Republican and Petersburg Rx.
press will copy and send bills TO this once fcf col
lection.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

There 10 a steady decline in sp seize, altribr
table no doubt, 70 q want Of demand for the
article for blockade running purpossa The
brokers are psying so for gold, aud selling /,
ct &22. Tne buying rAtss Of silver may be
qadtsd 81 90 and selling at $2l.
BaEk Norris There is NJ difference in the
prices paid and ssktd for the Bank Notes Of
the different Southern States. They are bonSk,
ct - % and sold at % 50.
Srocxs AED BosDs-A heavy eale # stock.
and bonds took place yesterday ct the cfass OF
Msssrs Davenport & Co, Stock Auctionssra
We have been furnished with the following
quotations: Confederate per cent. coupons'
SO, 1884 70 l04i; do, rs, 1874 to 1l4}; do,
~ to III. liz, ID N. coupon bonds, 1911 to
l39: per cent. registered, loo m. loan, '6S
1854; per cent convsrtibIes, 104 to l07; cot
ton loan bonds, 1854 70 1870, pax cent eou
Pons, lUO to lOl; per cent. registered, SO; 6
per cent coup ,ns, 81; 80 interest nosss. 1914
TO lbs
STAfR SrocKs And BANK NorEs.-Ve., G
per cts. reg'd, 900 to 205; N. c., coupons, l2O;
3 psr cent coupons, $50; Va, Treasuarv Notes
from lib to 1872, Va. Bank Notes, 295 to 800.
BANK SHAREs.-Bsnk Of Richmond, lis to
ll7l Bank of Commonwealth, 1885,
GoLD.-204 to 2l4
SrERsINo BILLS 80 to 204.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SrocKs-Va. Cen.
and Teun., r r. coupons, MS; York River
Il K coupone, ITO; Central r. T. per cent
coupons. l723; Orange and Alex. K. 3 cou
pons, l19; Merchants Insurance Co, shares,
3S} to 50; Old Dominion Ias Co., 50;
BRrADsrUFFs.-Ths supply Of B.sadstutfs
in the city Is moro abundan: than st any pre-.
vlous time within tae pas: elk months, but
prices are still ruling high. VS. quote four at
$2so to S275 per barrel, according to grade
Corn m sal bols.d, as per bushel by the quar-.
tity; unbolsed $40.
COUNTRY PRoDUcE.-At the commission
houses we have been furnished with the TO.
lowing quotations :-Bscon-hcg round, ~ o
d 50 psr pound: Bssf g so to a so by the
garter; Pork IS to $3.50; Turkeys 81 50 to
A5; Chickens 81 per pound But.ar g 50 to
80; Lard ~ IS to IS; Eggs IS to $3.50
A. the auction sale Of Tardy & Williams.
on Thursday, the following prices were oh.
tanned: Sugar, u per pound Molasses, IN o.
al so per gallon; Batter, 90; Tallow, 81 80.
Tal"w Candles. s. to 50; Brown Soap.
s. IS Pepper, 81 rs; Rice 80 to IS cspts;
Dried Apples, q 10 per pound Shot, q 50;
Raw Cotton, 81 80 to 81 50.
LlQuoRs Z the sams sale. one barrel OF
Hanger Whiskey sold for $50 per gallon;
other Whiskeys, fran $50 to $780, Apple
Brandy, from 900 TO $65.
ToBAcco.-The trade in Tobacco is no!
bh:k. but tiue brands have slightly advanced.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

DALTON, March 1.-THE Nashville 1vms,,
OF the l2sh, contains horrible account of the
hanging OF twenty three Uaion soldiers by
the rebels a. Kinston, N. G, who 4 al from
consumption. They met their fate Iiks men,
and even the Confederate soldiers were moved
70 tears at the spectacle. They threaten TO
hang five Of Col Fostsr's men who hare never
been In the rebel service.
A Washington telegram s.a;ss tia. the
aorrid disclosure has been made that the Libb y
prison was mined, and tao hundred kegs Of
powder placed under it at the late rail.
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By Elicit, Bell d Eoz, AsetiemSsra


A UCTION Sale Of consi9nmsuts OF
~ Dry Goods, 0rocssics, 30.
On Tuesday next 20i March, We win Gel, ii auction
at our warehouse, No IL Pearl st. large ana moi
desirable assortment Of
Dry Goods,
TO oloes eaadgnments prior 10 the LIST Of April n
viii embrace In part the following goods. winch viii
be cold without reserve, Wis:
SEQ pieces light and DARK prints
.0o Do black and white Go
50 do rich printed dslanes
70 do plato camle0
% do spring popln
90 do black lnoaairs
3o do Irish linen
80 do planters linen
% do saper fancy linen drill
do Ga black cloths
20 doa,n mec's merino drawers and shrtD
do French waxsd calf ek!ns
tS6 pairs children'e, ladies', and meas shoeo
6pieces super back silks
70 do % fancy cashmere
dozen printed lons cloth shirts
19s lbs W b snd back q II thread
800 dozen Msr.aoc's 2ooyard spool cotton
ITO do Fa0es'S lead pencils
100 but envelopes
70 graf gross agate buttocs
bb's super Rio coffee
6qusFssr chests super black tsa
" kegs bi carS soda
10 BIB q sal soda
10 BIB t4own sugar
demttch's super Jamaica rum
VOC and boxes super manufactured tobacco
III bbls sut-E sm9 king tobacco, &c
All pafsits wishing to m ka consigL spte ftY this
sic Will send the N IN during the Present We. L. The
sale will CONN nee pr mptiy at 10 O'Clock
mn 70 E..ETr BELL b FOX.
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Rnbmnnn qispzttb.
eAruRDAY MORNING MlRCH 10. ,ss1
A YANKEE FORGERY.

xANhEE FORGERY.
The EnRlish Journals have rsc.n,ly nab
tshsd decausnt, gotten up BY some unpr,u
cipisd Yankee. which parports ~ b - cfac;al
report from Secretary Mallory, Of The Navy
Department, to the Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. Tue mama of ''Babcock'' 10
substituted for that of Hon. Taoa s, Bocock.
and The report givss in detail the opssa.io ns
OF our Navy since its organs Alton. 1t also
states that, in accordance with the order OF
The PRECEDENT agents hal been dispatched to
England and frauos, with orders 10 contr cot
for eight iron-clad vessels, suitable for ocean
services, and calculated to resist the ordinary
armament Of the wooden vsssels Of the enemy
For ave Of these vss.sls contracts were made
In England, and for the other three in
France.
The report goes on further to allsss that,
owing 70 the unfrisnd,y construction OF her
neutrality laws, the Government of Z aelsnd
stationed several war vessels at the mouth Of
the xsrssy, aud prevented their departure
when completed, and that subsequently the "
were ssas.d BY the British Government. The
vessels building in France had aiso bean sub
jectsd 70 many OH aisl visi,ations, ard Untrue.
lions had been given to cease operations upon
them.
The bogus report proceeds to give an &C
count Of plan for the relief Of our prisoners
On Johnsson's Islsnd, the failure of which Ia
attributed to information furnishsd by the
British authorities In Canada.
Upon the appearance of this miserable forge.
~ In the Eugish Journals, Com maudsr NJ. r.
Aaury denounced It over bis own signature
Ia the London 1inaes, bat . United States
journal, In commenting on his letter, rsaflrms
the authenticity Of tho report Under these
circumstances, NJ. Mallory addressed = note
to the Secretary of Safe, in which he pro.
nouncsd tbs report, from beginning to end, a
forgery. The document. however, ae.umed
additional importance in Europs, from the
fact that the Eaglish Attorney General, in a
speech In the House Of Commons, in defense
Of the oourss OF the Ministry on the subjsc. of
Lsids rams, quoted it ss authentic. On
Mr.. Bsnjamin's attention being called to the
subject ~ Mr.. Mallory, he wrote letter to
Hr. Slidsll. our Commissioner at Paris, direct
ing him TO make an official publicati on ex
planning that the report was q grosa fabrica.
ton.
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lews and Barker, and the residue OF those
irreproachaole Union men Of the earliest and
most approved standing, have done all they
conld TO prevent these radical and altogether
hnrtfnl measures from being pushed through
at this moment. To-day we are told that
the Anal triumph Of the Union cause cannot
bs delayed but few months longer, and yet
these schemes are put into action for the
purpose Of taking snap Judgment upon the
great mass of the permanent aud abiding
people Of the State, the Inhabitants of inte-
rior parishes of the State
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Oen DOLLARS Rewsrd:- Carried Cd by the
ZOU YANKEES raiders en- Tuesday, March l-t.
ava hor.sl, Of the following description One bay
mare, heavy with foal between fact 10 inches and
feet high, with si.fAst On the right side Of the
neos ore bay horse est, years old this spring;
one bay hiiy, years old this spring. hsss fass,wih
hind feet white from near the knee dawn: enc yell
low mare, nearly blind, feet OF inches high,
considerably rubbed BY harness: one bright bay
horse,0 or 10 years Old about fsst iaehss high,
with b!sss face.
will give the above reward sor tbs deEvefy ct
the tbove stock, or $50 for either Of than. Any it,
sormstiop gladly reeeissd, with remuneration for
the same, II gotten sgsta. Ny addrsss b auburn
Mills, Hanover county. X + GILMAN.
nh l8- e0d3t"
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u Y TELErRApH,


Entered according to nc; Of Congress. in IN, yea
looJ, by }. :. TBsAsaxa. In ths Clerks ot!;ce o;
we district touri ~ the Cenfeisrate S,y.es 10,
TIE Northern Disgr:c, OF Georgia.
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PROM MORT

PROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
ORANGE c. H., March 1s-All quiet in
front to-day The enemy still hold their old
picket lines. The roads are in good condi-
ton. Weather pleasant.
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FROM NORTHERN GECyGyl

T0OU NUH7DGRN GECTG 7A,
DALTON. March ls-All remaia quiet be.
yond Tunnel Hill, and appearances are unfa-
v0rable for IN engagement at an early day.
DIVISION drills are still the order of the day.
An interesting revival is going On In the
various Methodist churches here.
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g ALE Of Valuable Wool Lad near James river,
- la Povhatao county by virtus Of d~sres ei
the Circuit Ocart Of PowhA,sn, In Sic eAas oS Wm
q Skipvith's admiuisirstor W Wn G seott, Ac,
will b so.a as puhlis suctisn, On The Deemisee on
Tuesdsy, the IA March, 1864, IL hitt Il not, The
first FAIR day Ss4 sorss u valuable weed hand n
PsvAAlsn county, edjoipiag sMa;dsn's Aavsntusss
and within one end . half miiss % JsNas river
With coed road eesing from the piAcs 70 the saves
With the exception cf hv see.s, % whion thl
dwelling ana out houseS are belt, The Whole tfsee 4
In wood, 10 Of ssosect quality, we'll timhsssa cd
frog vhhsn vest quantities Of wood Exy = ssss b
the rivsH 10 Nchuord.
Tsans.-CAzn - 70 ons-thlrd; end . credit el sas
and two years FL Ne rvsidus, had ed sDeustfy
and ne tts rsesaaod ~ secure the credit pay0eos
q, PR &sIsd By the purchaser. aasA ~ tbs vloao
Nh ltd NV y.NsRx, Cean'r.
NJ OIL FL Win Ell q ne Rosss Of Henry
IN Ueele, In Meoteo0esy eouasy, on Wsseee
nay, The ~ aoy ~ thjs moaab, % shs hieAest ~
Der, 1T rssdy 00ney, oil The psfsos4l ReepesW o
ssi1 Deeis. si,schsl ~ ~ AsasAs = , r Seeekl
49, Sossssss1 as1 lssasa aA,,ssss
a yasunAae library
uOsseos waeonss gam
0xeas nlleA e~ao, bloo1ed earle
oeve5as sQnAFoA eosaD ~ wooA
Leai3as, saak &e.
xAisssea vsGl valsafle HeUeee
NJ n ~ ~ 616l
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b. Wm H. Fbvle, Sons h O., Aveta
I'M Tuesday, The 22d inss ~ shall Ter 5000
packages Aapufae. uTsd Il b scco, including
3eo packages Crews and Pembertop's bias s
sweet, hsf lbs, put ~ u 1891, vsIy ~.
psrtOs
AIeo,
5000 packages smoking sehaoeo
Much Of the tobacco sia b eoid perenptoFiiy To
Close ooaaiSnnentA.
WI F0wLI, sONs co.
nh H-tde AuctionoeyO
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AUC77oH GAEH-vu4uDs DAYl
By Janses II. Taylor. Amc.Iors.y.

By James II. Taylor. AMc,ionser.
TOUR vacan. Lnts Ga Cradd0ck'A Hin for gala 4,
auction VIII ba sold OIL tue premises. o.
wednesday, the 2ai Ms-ch, At X c'ciocx u, fou
vaeant lots on Ctatao:ks Hill, on Main street COG
timed, opposite thu property for merry owned By
Zap; Sibiy
Txaxs Cash. Tsyss for 1884 n be paid BY ths
purchaser. (nh Isl JAS II TAYLOR. Aust.
UJTION SALE.
~ sibERT @ HRSKEL
VIII offer for sale ct public auction on Wednes-
day, the 2Si inst. at IL O'Clock N,
10 bbls -four
lot Of smoking tobacco and
Other articles
Goods for sale will be recatved mp 70 the hour of
sale slBE<T HENKEL,
mh le-tAs' l9th 81, opposite Enquirer Office.
RI 1nddin a. Annerso,z Aulrsa
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VALUABLE Lot on the east side Of 7th. be-
Y tween Main and Cary streets, and large
quantity Of cleaned bricks. for sale At auction.-
Will be rented out for two years. or during the
war, on the premises. Oh Monday, the 9isl March,
1854, at O'Clock n, that truly valuable iot 10
Gated al above, on which formerly stooA the 10.
tasco factory then occupied BY Capt John Stewart
Walked.
Amer which, will be sold 70 be removed In thirty
days, all the bricks and stone said lot, SmhFac
ing large quantity Of superior quality.
TsAAs-At the sale.
NH Is 0ODDtN APPERHON. Auc%s,