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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
MR.. and MRS. BAILEY would inform

VI their patrons ard the public that they viii r'"n'r
their Nouug Ladies ScLool fnu No. $50 Houston. street w
NJ. IN Carroll Place. 81, cArr->trrct. ON the ~ dN z"
NAV next. where their accommodations tor Boarding an"
D,v scholars VII he greatly enlarged amt improved
Twelve young ladies viii be The limited Euner Tor b'ars-
era suitable number o. form pleasant hmiy cidclt
The French language : taught To me "hole tho". "
sn,r,ment will be- under the direction ct Partisan lady
Who viii reside IN the family assisted 10y other, ully con-
peent in the French language. sngug taught 10 thr
y hole hoo n CLASSES without extra expense No extra
charge tor Latin. The English dt pariment VIII he ably
suppOred-One efficient teacher 10 every twelve pupils
For farther particulars parents referred 10 hc tcu-
lar be lad AZ No $50 ou'ipastreet u the tr>i
OF MAY, after that ", IN Carroll Place. Rlrecaer
French Go,crness who understands her language
dramatically ADD who has some knowledge uf the Ing
l,h wanted Satisfactory references viii be required.
Ami. a. aboye " Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

IDow proceed to another toPc on which, ! nav , s,
tiisg 10 say though am much afraid tlai ,A. ny t
power % 20 through with al the points w'si ~ you. -
mean that nf free trae--a de-trine "iicn va va
pressed by the learned and di.up nshed -Fhdu ~" W.
otter sde would begin whore my irena rom 'onlect
cut M HrNTtxcrOxj took hs start 10 he aie
ubm ffed bv bin in the senate ana an io
tfe rr,Y 'free trad = What frSe trade Doc nrS
trade let 80 tao atious wh tee"nn on w NF ~
and all soris OF restrictions on TIE oiher i ua' re-
Or 81 g. II mean trade viii absolute freedom -ial -
~, no dfa al all or very low duties and srcuy eila
dui - on both side u that j. The senator. mrnnns
., I'D -f .fo 10 siecus. fe question should ~ NrfN -a
- see rn.ra freedom Of trade established over NE lace
~ tbe whole world. bot That state 81 things vhch ieF
- ia. -, sod and never viii exist 20 long a. mankind are
dy,d.d ITO feren and ird@penftni Hauon.' ~ sn. w
ihe four qaafter. Of tire world - long a. ts j. me c'
eacf Individual nation has ever been found pressing - or"
indivi.ai interest REGARDLESS. IN comparison 81 t' eI
esfs ii aii tie rest Of The world. ,.,t
gut le Us what sort OF n irad' It wtcli me -
a,O- from nth Carolina grsyey propose o. o. e'itc
with Grca, Britain ~bo j.. and probably vs." 1"''n1
be- he arges. CONSUME oi our natitc pfoiUc>
psDor exl biting i.w tens OF duty 'Aa.'tH on fuI-.
can tofacco ann commodities 10 TIE pDs =" "''"'
Britain, which " read
a. IN example o. The terms upon winch We siai uS l'
H.. artcl. raised in 90 Western country gwen
nun" W. Y,,E Prtoo. Duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
CEIECT CLASSICAL aud CONNER

- cia Boarding Aoafmy, for Nmi nuHl1er o Vui''''
al >nreW.bu " Neville ~. . 49,, I'D,
Rpv THOMAS CLARK, on MONDAY, Way :'h' W.,
omen a >choo tor the instruction of No1h DO ue u'u'
l,r,n-l.> of a literary and commercial sdaciuom n N
nu,nle- of pupil. viii be limited, they W 90 lave me IT.
vantage of the n-i.au >pperS ,on oi the Pimcp'l mn
the siriti>t attention viii be PAID 10 Their h,uueu'n '"
morals. 49,.
village oi SNrew,hurv well adapted 20 ilr boat 'n
Of >urh nm Academy. beng healthy. With moral dad re-
.n,,, community 40 That the Youth Woui %" tNpo-ed
10 ~ mprop.r iio> and there ' easy Access 20 u
by the steamboat, which zoe, f. Red Sanh' "tnn y m''
pi the school 81, a,
Refsrcueet-Rt Res. Bishop Oul'rlonk. 'nd Rev. VT
Finch As Nr Clark s no remain n the tiy Ter about Us %
weeks no. can hc srtn At III " ..am street. az ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COM
ssoe-. EASTERN DIVISION NEW
s>s-S YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD-s8mmer

TOE Compsnys >teG,lioas AMI Barges fCap;sin A. IT,
lfIl iii IN connection III trains car between
tie foot OF Dlanesireet. NevYsrk. AMI Goshen, osws
FOR PASSENGERS
Daily Excerpt s1ndsvsl RON April let 10 MAY - leave
Cohen al oclocs, VI, ami arrive in New York at n.
4 VI.
From Nav l.. 20 Sept Is;. leave Goshen al socsck, A.
". ami arrive in NewYork n 10Y 4 VI
Lave New-York ~ ociOck, p. VI, during the seasoa
7al arrive IN Goshen n :. p "
POR FREIGHT.
Lave Goshen al O'Clock r. VI. on Nnn,sy. TuSslsy-
thursday, and Fridays, and arrive IN Ne~-Yors the same
evening.
Lave Nev-lOrk Al sclsck, A. " on Tuesfavs Wed.
nays, Fridays and >ainrl1ys, and Goshen sane
day II. e. SEYMOUR, SUPERINTENDENT
Pemoni, March >, lsi2 ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
INSTITUTE.-Ed-

w ucaton for BOys-rhr annual summer Arrange
ments are made Pupls early age are received
members Of tls family, and carefully ciucaed by
unr,mtng attention 20 the proper Development o their
physical. monl aud Intellectual aculiss, aud with special
reference their probable Destination and pusu. 100 lite
Health, fundamental acquslt on, J. made ihe o-ect 81
professional Ipri ntrnrncc and ylrtuou, and honorable
punc pies, with refined and pot shed manncr T., than
The PHI o-Ophica dscpnH" o te un- are lHcucated with
The pereser1g sssiduty which tsir importance demands
The of Instruction ample and lOughuuuy di.i-
hucd N. number OF teachers bsng such proportion 10
the restricted number Of the taught that whir due en-
cOuragemcul effort exists the SIDE adequate OPP
pouunites are afforded on the other.
Piren and Guardians interested II the matter may pro-
crcuaS, aud all requisite ilJrmsl0u, by calit
the Conductors, the prrses long occupied by tsi
Thneenihireet near Union Place. Reference, be
furnished the OF hundreds whose have b-u
under their careOen tor hsc, * and seven year, c0.-
sfcuiyey OF gentlemen filling ingOrant stations
Ia society who have themselves been eUralsd DE Inst
tle. T. DWIGHT POINTER, VI u.
as eolGt' THEODORE v. PORTER, 4 VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
Cutlery, Guns. &c

Y r'he subscriber, importer OF English aud German
HarsAc. receiving 'resh as>ormentoi al M Ar.
re. Ia III line of business AMI heCs 10 assure dealers mat
ol EXAMINATION they will 1ni hiS stock very complete and
of a. good quality and Al lower prcc~ than ewhefr on
ulament o this siaement alone BE- rele- Tor peon OF
her business, ami requests Ne favor OF can p''Ve' !"
making their purchases A.. -
full assortment OF "JANEss" celebrated "oodscrew'
always o.. hand.
Agent lor and dealer in Domestic Hardware Oegis-
Good, for sale the Trade bJ the plcka5 nst uoef-
al discount allow ed for ca,lL tD"lN HJN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
THE TARIFF.

u oA'''-r' -''~ fforfinuef1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
Last Speech Of Henry Clay,

On The ye,.iusions offered BY tan preparing TO refreneA az
,gp,ndHr, fte G0Ver"ne"i and 10 r'g"'@'' ~ az
Tsporfs, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
DLOONFIELD English and Classica

ID EnakDING school. ESsS Country. N wi q,
~ twelvs NIL, from New-iofA and i'u' ""'''
ID 4 Frame. 4 VI. Principal ami roPnf'I,t,, .,,,.,.
sgs 4 VI. TEACHER Ut Lat ana "',.N - >,,rr,i
Ami bold A. D.. Teacher OF Mathematics an"
Science. =, 81, r,,.,-..,,,,t
81 Dodd Assistant 10 English ID, p1i'in'pp'' ,.li,,
Tb-re are sl-n Tcaclc> OF French anh t'i'nN.. s -
Tb~ summer se,>on OF obi, Select >cus,i w % s
- nj Nav Term, 500 per sc>,fn 81 = weeA'' p,,
-,-,rlv I'M ,,l,arct: ths =, in iuil tor h''''
Twn.hine m,niing iuel, light ,oVes h'd' oea'"-' '''
furnished reru> .. all o, MN. 4.
French 3, mugt, hout extra chaIee ,lJ ,tr,,.
,,lr no ysar. of a-r or % those nrr,ung fn-'" %
onIv suitable deduction from the above charges W." "
made. H.. ,.,- ,.i,.e sons
49, ,ft,re ths Schooi the IA, session. VIII lu h'u ~,
Mo-, satisfactory 10 oruaiionto any who may ~>n cli
p-. rs,,s.,r hi, H. the follow ng gettcHen are NJ
Trr,s,reJ In. q Rarilsu E>q.. >outh-si.; J"nn
49,, =, A Courlanslt.st Jas u. Hal 30 D.. rl'l
= " liam r Levin. 70, - Msi'enlinri anu =" "A
- =, Ia N,..y..t Reference : ak, made a. W '"
pod Bookseller and PuhILrr. Brick Church Nn'i.l W
"h'm CI'ula : t'"'"'- AL 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

CHEAP GOODS.-Geo. Gary a 20.
~ ls5 Pearl street, (uP stairs s-ve iuil as-reh "
shell Hon and Ivory Combs n every knL
Bone P-a-l. Metal, ana Lasting Buttons
Cloth HAIR. Teeth, AMI other Brushes
Pocket Books Money Pgrses, BeacS
Ne-des, Pns. Knives. SCISSOR aEi hsI"rS
$50 Cotton. Bal Cord. COr.ei aud Boot Lace
C0io-ei Pictures two hundred different kini> "
IT, above ami other goods on band, d" u - SOL ~
paC k.re or do1eu the css prices County merchants
al DO Rsii 70 call.
Is, ne Cattle Banes 800 - Rattan also, guam
u, nj dressed Rattan, Tor cha r-inakefs, Tor sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
JJNRDWARE. CUTLERY, PENS,

Ac.-Tie Subscribers having purchased Edward
Emo. entire 0th of Hardware, W continue thr ms
ne. aaj keep on band assortment of Amer can HarI
ware am0rr which Rhemlu', superior faeu u N dNu
Motto, Locks IIarriss and Naren's Corn aud Or =
Srib, Hoe. Bras. Na. Tachs. Bra. Sparah>. Fork,
~hoy,. Sc al-o 1hhof'pn Brothers superior fHr saw
aud Table CutlerN. all many other English goods al oi
which viii lc -old 40 bargains.
They v.U also Keep general assortment OF carnage
American Saddcrv. including Brass >urup'
Ferfst, Sadding Tools. shoe thread, SC &c.
J. a. 2. HAYDEN Psti-st
" B.-IIaydcT. superior PEN Tor sale to the Iade al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
: 70 hFOR PEEKsKILL. VIZ

A-ssSs5sS-1.. PLANcK, Grassy Point, sing-sing. Tar
and Dinner on board
-, re new and splendid Steamer cOLUIBCs CAPTAIN y
~ sa0ne WI leave NewiorA from the foot Of Chamber.
greet, every nsrning Fridays ercepiedl q; o'cork =
AMI returning leave Peelssll day at O'Clock p
Ia0dng az the loot % Hammond street. each Way
N0IieE-Au goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bill, spe.
er or any oissr Kind Of Properly, taken shipped N put
IN board this boat be- al the r.k Of e o,s AZ .rh
Good Freight, Baggage, nc. ~ '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

II Is fic' that Gouraud', P0udre Subtle will perua-
neuiy eradicate a lair from te part where u applied With
out the slightest injury the sn To be- had Al Tie oil estab-
htnt 81 door from Broad way, and II 81
Broadway 81 p- bottle. Another act that Guuauss True
Beauty thorsughy eNierminaie ian, PIN pes and
al cutaueous rrurtllus elicit juvenile healthy appearance
and array ihe hands neck asd arms in adan wheness-
Beware of spurious limitations al this celebrated cosmetic,
containing mineral aStrnEents utterly ruinOUs 10 the kin
and complexion aud hy IL repcant ACTON injurious TO
health. To be- bad Is lhOve-Sl per bottle
GOURAI DIS VEGETABLE ROT GE
lmparts del roseate tnge, muovsbe by perspra-
ton, rubbing with linen coth ~ per bottle.
GOURAUD'S BLANC ID EsPAGNE,
o. Spanish Lily White inpas bright, pure lie-ke, ala
hasicr whenc,s % he SKIN tree from The injurious proper
generally combined with preparations for tbs purpose
Put m IN elsranf boxes al p cents each AL In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
Go nNEW-YORK TO EASTON

S.-~rssS2----.xI.. Pa-pEOPLE's LINE-Through IN ,
f0.u.. fdrc only Two Dollars.
Lave pier No y n, Batlefv Pace,at s'rlocs \ "
rir sundays excepted hy steamboat Cincria ~ water
vuh. to Elzsb,thpOrt ihcn take the of the r..
Town ari Soprrvie Railroad To SOmerSle, fiNlng only
q me- d. Coaches al sues r>s than b. NrwBrunswick
For apply l. ID. HOPE, - Cauusni street. or on
board l. D. Hope Will accompany the pasSeEgers 70 SOM
eryI,la anal resfier all a..,.farc- necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
CLASSICAL and English School. base

" meut Of Church corner n Grant and Nercer-.i.
The 5nersigned has been many years s present. ca.
toncan give the .1 tory references 10 usrO,. %,
b.. school,. Instruction ctirienf and charges low
as I'm JAMES l. LW-HN p~.-i..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL at Middle

TOWN Coma Classical and In .>h b"Sldn-
- s.-I,I. This sumner session viii colnncn.s On
- l,,b Nav newt and close on the 18Th ct ociotff &
- ,,si m 81 The charge has lcen reduced 10 s8l"lt
-, ,nt now includes Instruction Bod"i' " 'a'i'-'
ths s.n' NJ WsnI,n.. fuel Lights ans Bedding. .t
Tbs sboo .0ppcd with chemical ana p s.~ ng Il,
sliAi 49, - may and reading nonL Instruction 10
larS languages. AMI IT, seraphne p'ho' 1e d,
Catalogues and minute nionn1.,r ~ -, ans "a Re-,
G. p DiSo,wav. Ia. No lsb fe@l s"S'' ""U
Henry Chase No. lSt Cherry s.ett AZ
.,,,o : CHASE. A. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
DROOKLYN COLLEGIATE lNsTI-

DROOKLYN COLLEGIATE lNSIl-
ID TUTE-An English asd Classical Boarding >cho"i
IT, ne.f term Of Til. Ins, tuition viii commence IN lie 90
conf M Nav next H.. locaon ~ aar zion Az noe 80
mild. eai-rIv of tho Brooklyn fsrre, u-surqassed 1r
.rtv an +staess. asd combines complete country rr
.-enf Iir easy a.cc-- - tn CITY Gaa.oEucs WA r.
-oe term, &c NAV IL bad of Mr.-. Harper Broher'
y Cl.f.f n :. Rlyzos. 3i H0gery, and OF Dayton
~ i l.Tlo5 '''' JOHN Young. Principal
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. y.
Y-Tle Srmln.r session ri ih. ei. .-ahl,hed ir>i u-
-, vii r@n Or, The = of MAY. The -cpa. hope iiai
nose who arc 80. W the mean. oi eiuc1i1n, 10 iaAf ne
. ~ ,.fn themselves 10 The advantage and facilities
a. rh ar, Afforded Al iaeir Institution
C1reiG.f cluianng catalogue ni Patrons an '-i'f-
., or tic fy and al neeiill Information may D. OBJ
anei al Co.riar.. - Roadway: Rayn'rs. a Bowery
amt Grow en-. 63 Broadway.
as-i.cs.rr NAV be mad, o. tle Prime pal, by mail
y B-iud.reai Young men having We" Co. ihe 20 n'iI
ar m f.arlinr coming properly recommended w be al
united. subject only - charge ior lsoa.H,,
CHAS H. LYON, \. W ''""'F
Tie Principal, permitted L. refer % he olo" ns "
finrushsi rentrnr.
wa;hi1;;1coa lr1.ag ESQ Ta1y'"n
IL Ale1 ~l.den Mack,n,is. I. :. v. DO
Hon Dan,rl Webster. Secretary of Stale.
Hon Gul'an {. Nerplanok. y. Y. City.
WIN. \. Ducr. LID, Pres. Cob Coli 10
~ Dr. Bonf do
Zebeder Cook. Jr Esq. DO
VIM. Cullen Bryant, E>q do
Wm. l. Stone, ts DO
FranCI- Hal, E.q do
Harper B-.ftefs do
Gorge T. Tnmbie Esq. do
Dr. !. II. Van Rensselaer, -
Rev Dr. Bang, President Wesleyan University
>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
ElRANDOLES.-The subscribers are
NOMPOSTTION ROLLERS of The be,l
- TO LET-The large Room ON the

~ materials and quality. and AL s1e. east a. H.. o.
.oe " the New woSh irquiTe of J. ". RICHARDS. in
- fr.ss knnr. (hsssu-nti au2j ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
HOrSEKEEPER'S HARDWARE,
OLIVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
HOCK DEALERS, look AT this AT
u >aiLILI-S AGA EFT All IslIMENI- ------ Of

HLOCK DEALERS, look al this AT
~ SMITHS CLOCK ESTABLi>1MENI' corn OF
be RoWerN aai Division street Newly York. Were superior
Clocks Of every description made, br seen CocN,
all aud cheap the clrspe,t and A. goi
A. lie l>t al wholesale or retail Extra Town Clocks
made At III. ,rncni pat mp ana warranted Also
new article the Chrouometer order, for ship. raoAi'
A. Every Kind of Clork, made order. Repairing ri
every de,s rrton done by competent wogkmen All arr
cles ,nl1 NJ tbs establishment warranted
f.a connected With tin. s.iat ,hmcnt general job
hing shop lnr making snail Machinery, Mptls tor rat
ent. &c. sc. Al kinds OF Wheel. and Pnsns cut on
superior cutting en- ne.
\ B-A isrs. stock Of Yankee Clocks selling on
wholesale NJ COS. OF room 10 Store uc'l ran
Chance 10 buy-W lihout doubt the best m the world
Il. SMITH, Proprietor.
Entrance y Bowery Old sign Of the Golden Clock,
ALI 2n Overlooking Chatham Square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
70. hFOR NEWBURGil-Land,

49, ing At Caldwers, West Point ami Coi
Sr1ng.-Thr -eanhoat JAMES MADISON. Capt CUR =
.al.tpad will leave M1rre-,treet PIER every IL b>DAh
and FRIDAY EVENINGS. 1t ofinck
All baggage, Packages or Parcel Bank BIS or specie
Tu board Of this boat lsnt siug entered on Oooh
of The boa, or receipted Tor Will the ri,k OF the ow
.r. flr-anl -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
4 80 hFOR STUYVESANT Ian
= Ess nNEWARK & NETWORK

S.5xEzS5S-,{33 Fare only l2i DENTS The splendid and
cOmmod'Ous sieamer PASSAIC, Capt John Gafy being
completely and elegantly reei. will commence her rrgC-
lar trips Tor the THURSDAY, March l0-leayng
iOloWs
Foo of Barclay .t. ". York, Centre Wharf Newark,
At 10 o'cik. ~ fOck.RM. Ai7io'clk,AM1 Il O'clk,PN
u Freight OF every description carried at very reduced
rat-N ms 6U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
COURT OF CIIANCERy held

a5 Lava, Eye Jour HIRAM wALwoRTm cierL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
rJ,O WATCU-MAkERS. jewelers.. sc

AcTne suh-ci Der. Ill continue 10 1anuiaciure all
knS of Jew ery, Spectcrs. &c. &C in the aos fa>
hc ls and at greatly reduced pce,, wholesale or rea
Purchasers vii DO well ip call before purchasing elsewhere
Oh gold or silver bought or exchanged.
r. = 81 TliRA 60. No. Is Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
? Go At. POWELL & CO.'S Line

Al good, shipped required be- particularly marked,
| and are the risk OF the ownen thereof ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
Ara Court of Chancery held for the

p''s'"'S' q. c, NV "' HIRAM wALw ORTIZ. Cerk.
=, ~. s,f1,or AID laW3m
, 1842-09-10
Trustees Sale.

E1Y Virtue of u deed of trust executed 10
ID the undersigned by Thomas Bland and
Elizabeth b Bland, his wife, bearing date
the 10th day of September IS1l, for the
purpose of securing to James w. Campbell.
Hiram G. Edwards, and John Rogers, the
payment of a sum of money therein men,
toned. We shall in pursuance of provisions
made in said deed proceed to sell at pub
lie sale 70 the highest bidder before the Court
House door in the town of Bowling Greer,
in the County of Pike, on Monday the 26th
day of September next, the following prop.
erty to wit: One Negro man named Patrick,
and n likely young woman named Clara,
also a certain piece or parcel of land lying
I'D joining the town of bowling Green, in the
county aforesaid, commencing and running
as follows: beginning at a stone in the East
and West line between section "a and 25 in
township SO N. X. 3 W.running thence with
said line south 81, west 3 chains and 25
links to a stone, corner to Thomas Bruces,
thence north 9 west 25 chains and 81 links
to a stone. then north 81 east 3 chains and
% liuks, to a stone, thence south Beast 25
chains and 81 links to the beginning, con-
eight acres and forty three hundreths
more or less, and is well improved, and a
place for a fumily residence.
Acting as trustees we will convey spsh
title only asisves,ed in US by the afs'f'aid
deed OF trust. Terms of sale mas known
on the day of sale.
JESSE G. RODGERS, Trustees.
A. H. BUCKNp6,
August 9th lS4" u--io'
, 1842-09-10
SHERIFF'S SALE,

RY authority of an execution issu-
~ ed from the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of the county OF
Pike in the State of Missouri. in ia
vor Of John Bobb. andagainst Andrew
Jordan, ! have levied upon and seized
all the right.'title, interest and claim
of the said Jordan of in and to The
following real estate to wit: the 5.
E. Or. sect. 96, T. 54, r. 2W. the
Ia n. w. or. same sect, T.. and X.
n. W. ! S. IS same T. and r.. and
will sell the same to the highest bid
der for cash in hand at the Court
House door in the town of bowling
Green, in said county on the e9th
day of Sept. 1912, between the
hours of 9 and 5 o'clock of that day.
and during the term of the Circuit
Court. ofsaid county ofPike, to sails
fly said execution and all cost.
WIN. PENlX, Sheriff,
Sept. 10, 1912. 3w45.
, 1842-09-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue and authority of an exc
cution issued from the office of
the clerk of the Circuit Court of
Audrain County Missouri, in favor
of Walter NJ. Walker, and against
Isaac Herrick, bearing date the 18th
day OF August 1912, and to me d.
rected, have levied upon and seized
all the right. title. and interest of the
said Herrick, of in and t9. the follow
ing described Real Estate, lying and
being situate in the county of Pike.
to wit: lot No. ninety four (94) in
the town Of Louisiana; and will sell
the same to the highest bidder for rea-
dy money. at the Court Housedoorin
the town of Bowling Green. in said
county of Pike. on the 26th day.o Of
September 1912, between the hours
OF 9 and O'Clock of said day, and
during the term Of the circuit court
for said county of Pike, to satisfy
SAID execution and all costs.
WIN. PENN, Sheriff.
September 5rd. 1912. 3w44.
, 1842-09-10
SHERlFF''S SALE.

E(1 authority of two executions
~ issued ont the office OF the Clerk
Of the circuit court, of the county OF
Pike in the state Of Missouri, n in
favor of William Shaw. and the other
in favor of Jesse W. Shaw, andagainst
James NJ. White. ! have levied upon
and seized all the right title and inte-
rest and claim of the said James NJ.
White. of in and 10 the following
Real Estate. situate lying and being
IN said county of Pike, to wit: lot
No. l6 in the town of Ashley, and
will sell the same to the highest bid
der for cash in hand at the Court
House door, IN the town Of Bowling
Green. on the 28lh day of Septe,n-
Der 1912, between the hours of Q
and 5 o'clock of that day, and dur
lng the term Of the cilcuit court of
said county of Pike, to satisfy said
executions and all costs.
WIN. PENN, Sheriff.
September 3rd, 1912. 3w44
, 1842-09-10
SHERIFF''S SALE.

n virtue and by authority of three
executions, issued from the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
county of Pike, in the State Of Mis-
souri,; in fovor of Wesley and John
son Hendrick, and against Thomas
Bland, and to me directed, have lev
led upon and seized all the right. title.
interest and claim of the said Thorn
as Bland, of in and to the following
described real estate. lying and being
in said county Of Pike, to wit: eigh-
teen (18) acres more or less, being
part Of the south east fourth of the
north west fractional or. of section
No. 10, township No. So. north. range
No. 9 west, with Saw Mill thereon,
it being the same that was sold by
George Tillett and Walter NJ. Walk
err 10 said Bland. Also, a certain
piece or parcel Of land. lying adjoin-
ING the town of Bowling Green, in
the county aforesaid; commencing
and running as follows: beginning at
Il stone in the east and west line be-
tween section "a and 95, l n township
IS north. range three west, running
thence with said line south go west
three chains and % links to a stone
corner. to Thomas Bruce's; thence
north 90, west 25 chains and "a links
to n stone; thence north SO east 5
chains and 25 links to Il stone; thence
south 90 east 2j chains and 81 links
to the beginning, containing eight Il
and forty three hundreths. more
or less. it being the same the said
Bland now resides upon. The n. E.
! CT the n. w. or. OF section No. 90;
the S. f. ! of the N. w. Dr., same
section &c, both in I. So, K. 3 west;
the west half of the S. Il. quar-
ter of section IS, township SIS, Il. ,
west; also, a negro nan named Pat
rick and 4 likely young woman nam
ed Clara. and will sell the same To the
bidder for cash in hand, at
the Court House door in Bowling
in said county Of Pike, on
Monday the Goth day of September
1912, between the hours of nine and
five o'clock of said day, and during
term Of circuit court of said coun-
ty of Pike, to satisfy said executions
and all costs.
VIM. PENN.