The Shasta courier., 1865-12-23


M HEREAs. in md BY virtue of a decree rem
w dered in said District Court, on the 30th day
of November, A. D. 1865, and an order of sale
issued thereon on the 9TH day of December. A. D..
1850, IN fay or Of A. Grotefend and George Fur
man. plaintiffs and against c. f. Ellsworth ct ais.
defendants, ! am COMMANDED by sale of the
mcrtgaged property and premises described in
said decree, to make ia gold and silver coin Of the
United States, the amount Of Sl447 50-100, with
interest thereon 1t the rate Of q per cent. per
month from the date Of said decree until paid,
and Attorneys fees, amouutin. 10 the sum Of
Sl4t 15-l00, also plaintiffs costs Of suit, taxed at
SlI9 65-100, together with the necessary fees, dis
bursements and commissions on said sale,
Notice is therefore hereby given that, in accord
with said decree and order of sale, will
SELL at public auction, on
Friday, the 29th dag of December, a. ID.
1865,
at o'clock, P. ~, at the Court House door, in the
town and county of Shasta to the highest bidder,
for cash in gold silver coin of the United States.
the following described real estate, premises and
property, situate in the county of Shasta, TO wit
All that certain piece parcel eff land situate on
the South Fork of Clear Greek, about two and one
half miles northwest from the village of Piety Hill,
upon which is located the circular mill origi-
nally built by Willard and Ellsworth, and owned
and occupied by said Ellsworth, together with all
the fumes, bitches and aqueducts machinery and
tools for running said mill. and tho blacksmith
shop and tools therein, and the dwelling house and
garden spot upon, adjacent to and connected with
said min and premises.
Also, that certain other piece and parcel of land
and premises situate at the junction of Squaw
Creek with Pitt river in said county, upon which
is located the saw mill recently constructed by said
Ellsworth, described as follows, to wit: Commenc-
ing at the waters edge on the north bank of Pitt
river, at point where the waters of Squaw Greek
connect with said river: thence eastery, along the
north bank and low water line of said river, one
hundred and fifty yards, more or less, to the west
ern boundary of town lots surveyed and laid out by
VIM. Magee, for said Ellsworth, in May, 1864
thence, in northeriy direction, at right angles
with Pitt river two hundred yards, or less, to
the hill thence, at right angles with the last men
toned line, in westerly direction, about so yards,
to Souaw Creek; thence aoutherly, down the east
bank of Squaw Creek to the place of beginning;
which said premises include the saw mill and mill
with the water ditch and water privilege from
Squaw Greek, constructed and used fer the purpose
Of running said mill Also, the privilege and use
of sufficient water from the contemplated water
ditch Of said Ellsworth & Co., from Pitt river, to
propel said saw mill at all times, when said Pitt
river ditch shall have been completed together
with all and singular the tenemcnts, hereditaments,
franchises, rights, privileges, and appurtenances
thereunto belonging in anywse appertaining.
And notice is also hereby given that, pursuant
to an order in said decree, said property and
premises situate the South Fork of Clear Greek,
and the property and promises situate at the june
ton of Pitt River and Squaw Greek, will be sold
separately, at said sale.
W. E. HOPPING, Sheriff.
By Jos. T.. BURRows, Under Sheriff. d9