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THE EXTRA SESSION.

IL really IS wrong. tie WAY In which IL
new President is treated about tie extra SIS
sion. He II PRESIDENT; lie has been elected
us such by the people, and has Il lIaht In tc
ricytcd rs such, especially by his " party.
1t is ont o! the question in them 10 treat him
rs 4 EuIh,y, and to 90 50 publicly. and in the
face of tie country. Now. in this whole
buss.nesS of the extra session. the old gentle
man is treated rs 4 cyPhcr. and hat public
" and VIGOROUSLY. Mr.. CLvY gave direc-
lions for this extra session before lie lcf;
Kentucky: he had 1t placed in tie Governors
Message. md III . legislative act for holding
the State election IN April. To be ready fl
the extra session on tie ihiId Monday in
Mav. II. arrived 1T WHshin-'on went int,
the Senate chamber. and instantly prrrlaim-
ed l.. lie caused tie necessary steps L. he
taken in different States 10 prepare for it,
He held Two ~caucuScS here. and had Lis De
termination ratified bv maioriticS IN each ul
them. Al tits WIS PUBLIC and rrt.riru>.
0n3 II was all DIRE brfors GrHsral iIAaE:sox
G~rTir"I here!
Well. the old crnr'cmgn arrivCs-iS in
iu:ucd ui what Ms d"nc--l ,r,c S In IL. "a!
.cuur>c-and posts of Ia Virginia. where he
tells every body. TREND and Zoe. male aud ie-
male. adui; and infant. that Ec vii have an
extra session.. and that it shall be in tLr>wcct
and ilrwcrv month "f Nav. While the 90
General is thus iun.crn'Iy co>>iuing in Vm-
.lnia, what i .oirg on here! What is re-
v"l,ing in Washington! an Gback. New
determinations IN the taps! and the extra
session nearly counicrmanded! While the
Old General is telling every body in Virginia
that it Is {" be. the question is started here
whether it shall be! and the negative Of the
proposition seems 10 be predominant. Now
Why this ~changc? Simply because the si.ns
in the political horizon Indicate maioritieS
against a National Bank and 4 land revenue
distribution.
These two measures of Mr.. Cay seems
To tie in Il faii wav'tu he rejected al the
extra session. and. therefore. ME crird session
is becoming. rim is late oS'caiaiioHS fathers.
a rcry questionable m"rSurr. The indica-
lions are nuw agrin,i IT: and NJ. Clay. who
WIS incrS<rnilv pruc'aiming il at the COM
al Congress. is now as silent rs
the crave in relation To IL. With all this.
we have. oi course, nothing to do. Ii be-
Ia the new powers To decide the queS.
ton; hut we protest AGAINST one thing-a-
PUBLICLY treating the new Prrsi-
dent rs a nulIityi against exposing him Ia
the riiiculc of prnclaimIng m extra session
in Virginia. while Il is (bcrng) countermlnd-
ed here. and that by those who resolved upon
il here while he was in Ohio.
The public nav see, from this start. how
things are To gn-that while the old General
is gratIficd with professions. dinners, balls.
,urpcrs, speeches, hdy ler~cs. etc. etc. all
the real business is conducted by Il power
behind the throne, etc. etc.
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md the iIch iustIc of a southern sun set
her hands were itled for nothing butto SWEEP
the harp's mellow chords, and to be kissed By
a lover-and her feet-oh, how we adore q
pretty foOt!-her feet-Titania, Queen Of
the fairies. wouldha v given her most beauti.
iul nutshell chariot, just TO have seen that
perfect feature. we must call it.
Well, we were in Il dreadful condition
ahou, that cousin-son.etimes, we'd call her
'cousin," it was so delightful to claim re.
lationship with such a perfect creature-and
then we wouldn't call her cousin. for we laid
a sort of trap. that if she asked, as we hoped
she would, why we used not that cousinly
llie-we had a very pretty speech made Up
~ inlinat" that we desired, when mqnho"d
came. 10 call her by adenrer name. But
the provoking little mink never seemed 10
notice. whether we couSinci her or noti
She was older than wC--and Eer name was
Elegan:inai
De day, walking in the garden with the
ialr one. we determined 10 d;vulge the We,
unspnken tale of affection. which snrcharged
the heart. We were in a beautiful walk,
frinIcd with gooSeberrv buShe-, when. after
the most approvst fashion of ~roanance, sink
ING gracefully upon one knee, in burning
words. we poured forth the story Of our
eternal love.
E!egantina calmly listencd--we rhought
that we perceived Il kind tear dimmin. her
radiant we've rose, aud stretched ont our
arm, expecting. Of course, that she would
sink upon our breast. and murmur the gen.
tie Confession Of reciprocated attachment.
Ra1iar Shn did NJ, S,rb ,Ii,r
She s~crenely turned. and pulling a handfu!
Of green gooseherries, gravely asked.
cousin John, what are theseF
"Gooscberries. my darling E!~egartinaI"
answered cousin John.
Eat them. she re, lied. goose hur:ies muy.
be goo far yOu' cOmplIin!
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"H.d you ever a cousin, To'u.'

DlI your cOush happtn 10 tIng,"
Well, we had 4 cousin-heiIhn. she's the
'.anxio,is mother" of halfa dozen little cous
ms. now-well. she was of form and feature
as far above the concentrated charms of all
the n~eroines of I'LL the novels that ever were
or will be wrir ten. rs Amanda MalvIna FirZ.
Allan was superior 10 Mrs. Jerry Sneak
Her voice. it was like the wild warblingS IF
an E'lian harp as irlul!s the Zophyrs to their
slumbers-Ier eyes, look not upon the stars.
YOU can't match there, and the cunning lIt
lie gispy had such a way Of half closin. the
bril!iInt orbs, yelling their dangerous beams.
daath dealing rays upon Won, that your very
heart incontinenlly felt The process of conf
bustion-her brow, shaded by her auburn
hair. was like hant's.breadth OF white cloud
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shire piper.

\ Is NIX THlT NEVER REFUsES TO lbs
couNr.--lr Is cry "iten beard IN these times,
that b INKS won't dIsronnt. We knnw Il
bank whose vault is well stored with the rich.
est treasure. which is open To all VIII" are
disposed 10 apply, and which, through NIL the
pressure, ha> been as re rdv TO discount rs in
the mos, prosperous tunes. Gentle reader!
if yona are content to quit speculation, and
willing simply TO make the mark, you can
be accommodated. This bank has a perpe,u.
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al charter, aud is known as the GEand
found Upon the sunny side of most OF ouI
hills.
lis keys, which you must grasp withou,
gloves, are the plough, the spade, and the
hoe. The only security it requires is indus
try, endorsed by temperance, and it seldom
offers any thing but substantial currency
Those who have made themselves lean by
complainin. of hard times and the scarcity
of money, need only try one experiment,
and the sooner they take the responsibility
he better. Application should be made
early 10 the season.
Missouri ToBacco.-Steppinc into Messrs
FouIk & Shaw's cigar and tobacco manutac-
fury, on South Main street, Mr.. S. showed
us Il specimen of tobacco, which he pronoun-
crd rs good as that manufactured from the
GENUINE James River leaf. We do not use
the weed in that shape, but we took a cut OF
it. fnr the use Of our Tobacco" eating friends.
who, on trial. fully affirmed the judgment Of
the manufactured:
This reminds us that a spacious Ware
House. on Prrne street, is now being made
ready for the reception of Missouri tobacco,
previous To undergoing an inspection. ac-
CuriinE Ia the laws of this Sfate-Messrs
Wo"dford & Shaw are the Inspectors. The
establishment Of such an Inspection has long
been = GrSidcra,um. Ii will give a character
abroad 10 the staple of our Stlte-it will en-,
hance lis p~rice--and save to the State and
city 4 large amount Of money in the shape ~
fees. that is now paid out the State bv the
citizens Of our State. The Ware House
viii be opened in Il few weeks. Our coun-
try friends viii, we hope, take notice Of it.
[AArs.l
, 1841-03-27

NV JC1GE or TIE Supreme COURr.-
Tie Maternal lnrriii-eI Ger avs: "lri Is UNDER
stood that Peter V. narirl--wa> on Saturday.
Nominated by the President Of the United
States To tie Senate. Ia s!i the office OF As
Snriale Justice Ia the Supreme Court, vacs-
Ted ty the GcceaSe OF judge Barbour. The
nomination has not Vet been acted upon"
The following ,hTcwd remark is from the
money article Of lie y. Y. Herald:
The reports trcm Washington row 60 TO
show HAT the ie"l"usir> among the different
interests ia he dominant parry. a:e so strong
that neither a Nationa! Bank nor IL res'ora-
ton of deTusitc> can take p!oce the extra
session, but that the Suh-Treasurv vii he
continued. This vi! be hichiv favourable
1" The mercantile classes. IN annihar wear,
commerce will have iniccd itself into flour
ishIng CONDITION an a firm. basis. Pubic
will !hen probably have become so
changed, that lone Of the measures now pro-
posed Ota distributing nature. and for the az
"rardizement of certain cliGue<, will find
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~MINERALPOINT BANK.

We nnII g SoHe statements IN relation 10 ihis
Bunk. founded upon = circulu ti"m the Cash.
Ter. ar. KNAPP II is said hv that ~,t?irer.
that The B mk has pad within '",tv days,
principally To 81. Louis Brokers. 5 10000 ia
specie or lis eqrivalrnr:-'nd that .'ihe
Bank has uow $50 ar $4,000 in specie ard
ava,ia'l" mcans. from winch >hr crn Icdrrm
every dollar "f her cirruIaripn." Ii we uu.
dersIand this paragraph. We don't tclicvc -
word If the ability uf the brink 10 redeem
its notes: AMI for the very plain reason. m I
the rm'iunt al paper owned hv The rii'cS
and i'll circulation hcrr, at the tInt" 1t WIS
di>crr,iIied. could not have been i-SS hdH
from serenity 10 'igbty h""Saai dcildrS-
d"ulle tie amnut ui specie on liaud ".Ind
availablr means rs we understand ~. Il
hv savallahlr means NJ. X u:pp ICicS ="
assets independent Of the amnunr stated.
that NAV put i different lace upon the mat
ter. and he may be able To- redeem his notes.
Bat we should ike to have that information
made public before the notes I'll get into the
hands al the Scnt"rs al ruinnuS sacrifices.
81. LouiS Mar Era.
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"--Ic commend your pains,
And every one shall share l. the gains,

LET the whiuS never AGAIN OPEN their
mouths about office holders and Office see
kerS," says n "t our correspondents. "If
this IS not Il more hungry swarm than ever
hung To III" s.irIs of any administration that
is past, ! nave much mistaken their charac-
ter"
, 1841-03-27

/ IN" '~ctEac' f~ II sTrcalGti0n.-rhe TO-
',NiuI dyrr'i>ement under tie head of
Wiz Wanted. is in the Bl,cs,ii!c Ark
News.
ANY "a whats got bed. calico dress. COT
ic. pit aai skillet, knows low 20 cut out
'ri'"hcs. ran mike Hunting shirt. and Knows
hrN 1, rake rarr Of children. en- lave my
services IT,! death parts b"'h ON is.
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Ofc. .Sseirr%.-The New York Signal. Il
paper which claims I" he neutral in IT. poll.
ties although its editor is strong wing. saws:
1T is stated, on pretty good authority,
that nineteen -twcntielis Of the present
members oi Congress are candidates for pub
lie employment.
"Ntv are the whiG papers silent on THE
sa'jrr:! Have ,hey wasted all their extra
rsrrrr'.m iG. IN the canvass! Have they
u':r j.! - !rv'si upnn The most neliriouS
au! shameless, conspiracy ever set m foot
: 'ir l.c >laror, Of free pe"ll" to possess
themselves Il ia" money manking places of
ila Gu,crnmcnip
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"PATIENT ExPEcrAlrs OF GOVERNMENT
BouNTr. -Lerrers from the Capital of the
country give iudIcrnuS sketches Of tie null
~ti:arI"us OF applicants for office
VIII" Lesct President TIP on his arrival at
Washington. All called 10 see hin-and
he WAS glad 10 >e item aIl-recering them
With a kind shake oil the Misunderstanding
10 their tales of what they nave lone to-
wards his election-aS much rs TO saw,
, 1841-03-27

CABBAGE HEAD AHp DrTTo We have inst
now heard Il cahhnge story. Which we viii
cook up for the ~palateS Of oui l,u%hier low
ing readers. sOh! ! loves Won like any
thing" said n young man 10 his sweetheart
warmly pressing her hand. Ditto said she
gently returning the pressure.
The ardent lover, not happening 10 he over
and above llrned, WI snrelv puzzled 10 I'M
dersiand the meaning Of duin--bur WAS
ashamed TO expose his ign rance by asking
the girl. lie went home; and the next dav
being NJ work in the cabb ,Gr-vard with his
father he spoke out-s.Diddy. what's the
meaning of ditto?' "Nhy, said the old
mnn 'this ere is one cabbage-head. ain' ii?
.Yes daddy" "WeII that ares ditto
Rot that are good for nothing galr' elacu-
lated the INDIGNANT son. "Shp called me n
cabhaue head, and III he dIrnei Ia . ,rna.
ton if | ever g" I" see her again - Berk-
shire piper.
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TIE NEW SENATE.

Annexed Is a Correct l'st at tic members
tin, iar elected /" the new Senate oi TIE
United States. commencing 4'h inst. 81 wh"
mold over from previous Yeas. Those in
s-,Lr. CAPITALS are Wins.
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From the TrurIhul County D.l DrmOcrat-
THE DIFFERENCE.

When IN indiriInGi leans money. he is
allowed by law Ia cirsr.e al the rte of six
per cent. annun. and is taxed al the rate of
from one GRdd foHrth 10 oEr nRl n half per
cent "n the amount al money loaned.
When n bank loans moucvi' is allowed
by law Ia lon three hm~S as mWcL as IL 0ctu-
0Hg has. at the same rate at interest that an
iHdiri i"0Iloln< Inr. and paws = Tux Of about
on" foHrH or one pr c'7'. nn the amount
which 1t loans.
What less. does the law dn. rhan raise up
Il privileged class in rus m;dS'. excmpiing il
almost entirely from the burdens Of taxation,
and e~nahlin" 1t To levy m enormous tribute
upon the tallarcc of tie country through
the Corporate privilege At printing pictures
on silk paper! WHAT do simple minded re-
publicanS think of such Il state of things rs
this? Suppose the law should single GU,
some half dozen farmers in every township.
in the state. the most wealthy too, and ex-
empt their farms from taxation, and compel
people who wanted Ia purchase. 10 20 to
these men and pay them three times as much
rs their horses cattle grain &C.. &C., were
worth. Would not me then complain. and
Justly complain. oi the mnnstrous inequality
of the laws? And vet such laws would
scarcely be more unequal and unjust in their
operation. than are the laws which relate to
indiridudLS and TO banks.
, 1841-03-27

Now, who Is President de Jacio. Gen. H,r.
riSOn or the "WhIg caucusY' This came.
was composed of members of Congress. Of
men constituting a part Of the legislaSr.
power. Not satisfied with the exercise az
their own constitutional duties, they take !,
upon themselves 10 arrange every thing eor
the President, not leaving TO him The duty of
selecting even his confidential advise,s!
""A Wing caucus" said there must be an
extra session Of Congress. and the Presiden,
elect responds, so mote it be.
The Wing caucus says Ia him, You will
please take Mr.. Webster & Co.. as your con.
fdential advisers, and the President elect re-
spends, so mote it be.
In the late canvass, the President elec,
said he would veto no bill which Congress,
might pass. The Wing caucus present to
him their fatal measures one after another.
and he will respond, so mote it be. Do NOT
these facts show that the Executive branch
of this Government is VIRTUALLY AN.
INITIATED, and that Il WING CAU.
GUS framing lis irresponsible dec,e es IN S.
cret, actually uiehhs the Er cuiiUe pouer, and
.rrpects 10 control the lcg'Slatire also? :
We hank the Journal of Commerce for
frankly stating the fact.
|. S. While General Harrison, as the
Richmond Wing informs Us. makes no secre,
of his intention To call an extra session of
Congress. the"IVhig Caucus we are in
formed. is stu del,hrrating whether there
hal be one or n"t.-[KsHia rs Erpositor.l
SHORT HANn--A gentleman remarkable
for his humor, wrote as follows 10 a female
relative:
How comes IL thi- delightful weather,
That U and | can't dine together!
To which she replied
NJ w"ihI Cog IL cannnt B.;
L cannot come til: after Z.
, 1841-03-27

II is said Of the eccentric John Randolph
that n political opponent who wished to draw
him intoa quarrel, one day boldly met him
on the ,idewalk in WaShin. ton, with the re.
mark. 81 do not turn out of my way for eve
.ry vile ~scoundrel | meet"
sBut H. said Randolph, with an expires.
sive waive of The hnnd," always do; and suit
ing the action to the word, he turned q
side and went on his wav r
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

The Steamboat Creole burnt-losS of moliy
ltrcs, and great destruction Of prop
erty.
The steamboat Creole. Captain Damau,
one of the Red River Packets, on her pas
sage from Nachitoches to New Orleans
with a cargo of upwards of 1000 bales Of
cotton, boxes of specie, bundles of bank
notes, merchandise, &c, came out of Red
River at the grey dawn on Monday morn
ing. When about twelve miles below. she
was discovered to be on fire, and a general
alarm was given. The passengers. more
than sixty in number, and consisting of
men, women and children, were all in their
EGrths at the time. The fire commenced
at the after part Of the boat. tic tilIcr ropes
were Immediately severed, and the confu-
sion, CONSERVATION and panic which ensued,
dciics description. Amid the raging of the
flames, the engine continued working, and
drove the boat directly against the shore.
Here four lcaped off and escaped. Re
bounding, as it appeared, she altered her
course, and running near mile and halt,
brought up against the bank on the oppo-
site side Of the river. In the mean time,
and while the Creole was crossing the
river, many Of the passengers, and some Of
the crew, threw over bales of cotton. on
which they embarked. Some, missing their
aim in jumping, or their balance after
wards, were prcci plated into the stream
and drowned. Many remained on board
till she reached the opposite shore, when
they leaped off, A few were fortunate
enough to reach the land, but the greater
part plunged into the water, and it is be-
lleved of these nearly all were rescued.
The present estimate is that about TWELVE
human beings lost their lives by the catas-
trophe. OF the 30 or so unaccountcd for,
it is hoped the most Of them hoatcd off on
cotton, and may have been picked up by
steamboats, and other craft. There was
scarcely an article saved. The passengers,
male and female, with scarcely an excep-
ton, escaped with barely what they slept
in. The proverbial hospitality and kind
ness Of the inhabitants of the neighborhood
relieved their pressing necessities, and ena-
bled them to reach this city.
n. o. Bmictin.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
THE NEW JUDGE.

On the 2Sth, PETER V. DANIEL, of Va,
hot Loco Foco, was nominated by Presi-
dent Van Buren, to fill the Office of associ-
ate Justice of the Supreme Court, vacated
by the death of Judge BARBOUR.
DPOn the Sd of March, late in the day,
when Mr.. Van Buren, and his menials had
not more than twelve hours to remain in
power, the Senate confirmed the above
nomination. Only three days after the
death of Judge Barbour, while the Court
was yet in fresh habiliments Of mourning,
and the minds of the Senators were still
occupied with the things naturally excited
by so sudden death, Mr.. Van Buren, sends
in nomination to fill the vacancy, and at
still more unreasonable period the Senate
confirms it. A common respect for the
deceased would have sanctioned a little
delay; but Mr. Van Buren's time was fast
expiring, and the opportunity of securing
a position of so much Importance for a
friend and partisan, could not be lost by
him. The remonstrance of the wing Sen
ators against this, unprecedented and in
decorous course was of no avail; the recent
demonstration of public sentiment against
Mr.. Van Buren, and his party, was over
looked, in order to give a party man this
responsible public station. We'll may the
country rejoice that ii is freed from such
rulers.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
THE WI A Es "a E,E :.
81. LONlS. EPlnAY. March l2. lslI

ST. LONIS, FRIDAY, March II, 18il.
There is not much activity in business this week
the late snow has rendered the wharf and s,reet
convenient for business men. Prices, in most in.
stances, remain the same; there are, however, some
changes which will be OBSERVED in the quotation.
below. Since Our last notice, the Mineral Point
Bank has suspended specie payments which has
caused her notes to depreciate and considerably re-
duccd our circulation. few persons take it par
for merchandise, but in majority Of cases it is re-
fused. There is no other changes in the currency
since our last notice
Bacon Hams a 5; Shoulders, 4; Sides, 81; hog
round, 1 scarce.
BsanS-Marke twcll supplied, and prices have
declined. We quote at 75c--du sale
BHtLer--At l0a l2ic--GOod supply
Brandy--Amcrican 80 10, plenty; cognac 80
a So; champagne s. q >.
Bees IYGr--22 24--ScGrcc.
Candles-We quote sperm = 80: mOcld Ii; diPt
l2-Scarcc.
Cotion ydrr-2i 25-saes- good supply.
CoGte--Hav green. ~ -; Ri, y n Il; java
lG! Is; ST. Domingo Il! l3c--n demand.
CigGrs-lIe'ce )! 6; per m Hav. N. 10 20;
per Principe 20 %. Good stock on hand
Coraage--Hemp bed cords 81 80; grass SO; Ma
n'Ia P!ongn INES : ou' Aan''a rope Id TO-
henP p'ough hnGs 81 % O,
., D"ms%t'cS-M we PHo'e 'oF Ut - 4 $50 't'f a.
~ lo!'; plentiful s"nP'y'
rW"'--oa'eS continue 10 oT ,''aHe Oh tue "'l"'ng
III So a, sues from Ss"'e "a a.
scarce cod fish s. %; herring Sll a l3--plenty.
Fruit-Rai,in> " r - % a q 80, scarce--s. :.
ALMONDS !oa -, = q" ~ ~. ~ -,
farS y E.dr'eE--haccoOh PRIME 40 -
AInE, l@- -; one. :! ,, roN Urey' To' ~ ia
cat ~ Au>hEal pl'''r " Dre' S"uN'" ~" J.. -
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
THE BANK OF MISSOURI.

This institution, says the Missouri Re-
publican, has rcscinded its order of the 10Th
of November, 1889, and resolved to re-
ceive the notes of the Illinois, Indiana and
Kentucky Banks. This event, at this late
day, may prove some lille accommodation to
the public; and but little, as there is now
very little of the paper of those banks in
circulation.
What will the Humbuggcr, and his resi-
dent Viceroy, the gentlemen from How
ard" say to this! This latter, and his sub
ordinates" in the Legislature, were quite
wrathy when they heard that the new Board
of Directors had refused to recall the bonds
in the European market, by the casting
vote of the President; and ct the time this
became known at Jefferson, there were
sundry indistnct limitations uttered of
having the President cited to appear before
the Bank Committee to answer for this act
of INSTRUMENTATION.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20
THE SUGAR CROP OFLOUISIANA

The n. o. True American says -
From information we have obtained from
various sources, and upon which we can
place reliance, we have come to the con-
clusion that the sugar crop of this year
will not exceed 10000 or $4,000, hogs
heads, agains; $4,000 last year. In the
Attakapas the falling off will be fully one
fourth; in Lafourche onc-third. and al
though as regards the river our information
is not SO exact, yet it may be stated at one
fourth. The aggregate diminution in the
whole State will be rising one-fourth."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-20

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Sale OF Real Estate.

EeN virtue Of an az! of the Legislature or the,
ap State Of Missouri, passed at their last session.
the Undersigned will sci! to the highest bidder
twelve months credit, 80 purchaser giving bond with
approved security,'in tte.o~n Of glasgow, on ti,s
first day Of Nav nsSt, between the hours Of niro
o'clock in the Oreuoon and !!rs Of tie ateruoon Of
that Gav MI Tie rig', title, claim and interest That
William Dicken had nt lis death to tic son'h east
quarter Of section t"en;y-og. TOWNSHIP .ifty-oHo,
range seventeen, containing ono hundred and sixfv
ucr... Said lu:d lies in uDws ri county. OH ne
road leading from Fayette 10 Plufs,orl. and ubou,
three miles from the town OF G!e.epv; there is
Some forty acre, Of land in ou!.ivr'ica, with
comfortable cabin lhe sDil is exec len and vel
watereG. ANY person wishing TO purchase would
80 wei! to call and examine said farm before :h9
day Of sale.
WHITFIELD p;CKEN, Commissioner
March. G. ISL, 5l-g:.