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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
By the Lieutenant GOeernor of nlrgiuia.


WHEREAS il has been represented Ia The Executive, that
w JOHN SMITH and GEORGE II. WILLIAMSON have
escaped from the Penenay which they have been
fined convict Of grand larceny aud going large
Therefore, John u Paiton Lieutenant; Governor of Virginia,
acting absence of the Governor from
do hereby or! reward of hundred dollars
person. PERSONS who Will arrest either of the said gtives,
and deliver him the Prntentary the OF hun
dred dollars for the apprehension and delivery Of hnt in
aforesaid And require all Officers Cv and Military, and
quest The people tn Commonwealth, generally
eyeon inst The sail usiyrs may be arrested and made suf
fer the penalty imposed by la".
Given under hand and under III. -ser seal of the Com
r mnnwralh, al Richmond, this 18Th day of September
l'H'' IN the year loi3 JNO VI. PATTON.
Smith about feet III inches high and years old
little bald with diy conpesun, black hair cray eyes agmne
nose, and has the left wrist, aud
tie finger.
Williamson about feet 10 inches high and
old, with ar compr,ioH dark hair and lie has
right anchor and The letters IL Il - n. W. aud
the left, and the letters j. a. ALL marked wil In
ink His head above the had been recently shaved
is beieved that both took with them other clothes than the
Prison uniform
While Smith the from iirnrieo Jail, hr rin.
ded officers of the cly Tor by wearing blue
goggles and Williamson since prison, has used specta
Giles, for weakness o the IL Is than tcll- that
they will As soon possible supply themselves with such glass;
a6 5O-wiw
+ UMP AND GROUND PLASTER-The undersigned vii
IL Keep al the Warehouse the head OF the Basin constant
ly hand and for Sale Lump and Ground Plaster the latter WI
be ground IN The city of Richmond Of the and best quality
ana warranted such Great viii be taken the selection
of the article and lis preparations and may b. assured
that, only will The be- from all Impurities hut the
lowest market price only viii be- charged Farmers and dealers
Plaster In and expected they
wil not he disappointed.
MEAL Will also bs kept for sale by wholesale retail
JAMES VI. SCOTT.
S,pt5 3i-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

! IN acknowledgements Rules held in ,t a
Essex county, the 9TH day of September sl3: "''r
James Roy Micon, IT,, Trustee IN certain Deed Of r
cord in the Clerks Office Of Essex County Court data ~ M
nuary, 1910, between Robert VI. Pitcher aud Susan Az n
of The fr.r part The said Micou of the second PAT % o.
j. Muse, William A. Wright and Elizabeth Pitcher -, me;
pa''' ar,ns, rans.
/ Henry t. Sizer and Susan a. T., who was Sns,,
| Elizabeh Pitcher and Others, na,.i;.' ~
This day came The plaintiff, by counsel AMI filed IN, va
executed the defendants, Szer and WIFE, aud ,he,
entered their Appearance and appcarin. by sat:f Va
drnrr that the said defendants are no, lnhablf,1,
ON the mo ion Of the plaintiff, Ordered iat The '
do appear AT the Rules N the Clerks Office aoes,t
drst MONDAY in November next, and answer the
and a copy of this order be forthwith Inserted In ~
paper published IN the cy al Richmond, and Thar -.
thereof be posted at the iron, door Of The Court hou =,
county. t"py-lts'r
JAMES ROY MIcou, clk E. cs c.Ltc
S't = &-s.e
II cHANcEhY-V!RcrSr ,;-At Rules held in the c..,,:
ice Of the Circuit superior Court of Law and CHI '
Cumberland county, ON The iih day Of September M %
John X. Pamorr, George W. Daniel aud ,cfi@ris..
man, late merchants and partners in trade under M r'
| style ut Palmore, Daniel 4 Goodman, Pa
Newton ilazcsrove aud winson H,zlegrove. in ,,-.
right, and Executors of Pleasant, azrcroye d,c,, @
B Anderson and Charlotte l. his WIFE Benjamin A. Pm
Harriet his wifi, William Eag,and aud salg, ill., :, w. 4.
llazleefoye, William K. ilazeerove and Tab.tl il,l az
The defendants Benjamin T. Phillips and Ham, enAf'
having entered their appearance and gwen srtufty
The Of Assembly and the rules of TIL, Conn, AID 49,.
by satisfactory evidence. that they lnAahi,., -
Commonwealth II is Ordered That the SAID ,eirDt,,, '
pear here the first day of March next ANA -,
on VI Tue P'hts AN" ihat COPY oi ih> ORDER be- 'ro
hseueu III some newspaper punished ~ TIE GUY II Ecn
for two months successfully and posted At Tie front ao.
eouft-housr oi thiS county
y Lopy-Iesle h. Is. NOoDSQN II ~
sept. IL 3i-sa
IN cUASrFRy 4, ,ni-- - --~---
| oe;c. - "a. 60, 500, r ,"'. ne'u ~ 'he Ct'.
~, ,,n,.a,,.,t - - ~ a., - iiN ana 'hal,sU
" ~ y p, ivy, w -, I 49, " 'eP'eHpef, si':
~, ~ arc lnu ueose y. pe, g. merchants aat pr
~ $3.50 " ' - an e't
,,,;,s, f-ituts
N.m,oa IL ,t.,.o,. .nI VII. t,.f
,,, ana 49, r. 49, ~ '"', =, nN e.t''e' VI men s
- si t - ~ 'V'Sa,'t haHies'.'f "e'ei'rd Jas.
=, In' an" ,,'" - M WIG; pr,ldlHu \ ~
IT., IT, -. -, ,,.',, ~ ''e'"" i'u - ma A,
."A, "'H''e'o'V ""''" ~ ii'%'-'"'c "" ihblHh Ia
Itne, ,, ,. ma, Dcience.
n"s having entered ther appearance and gwen security
lns 10 lhe act OF assembly anh hr Ins {" tins Count a
~ y, i 'heS aye h'" lhhah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17
To The Hers Of John Hope, late Of he County ef a-


IL claiming 10 be heirs al John Hope, deceased
~ of the county of Hanover Virginia, are herrb, req
make early day their respective claim a.
end If the present yrar division sale aud dstriuU
Estate viii be- asked Letters addressed ihls ,U1a
Robert g. Scott. Ed. counsel ~ The Administrator ~ io
l. Saunders, AT Richmond, Va, viii receive PROMPT aitrf
DAVID !. SAL SDEh>
THOS. 4. HOPE,
WM. u. JOHNSON,
Administrators OF J. Hope, deco"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

IN CHASCERY.-VfR6IrIA AT rules held IN M. -
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Liw and Cha,
for Cumberland county the I day of September sis
John X. Palmorc and George W. Daniel, merchants at sea-
nes trading under tie style ans firm OF Panorr Dance
P4lnuf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

IIARDHAM's GENUINE NO. sNUFF.-A small lot, O
own importation, for sale.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
Oct.6 43-lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

XXTILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ArToaSEr Al LA"'
w Ofic. on Main street, above the Banks =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

IN CHASCEKY-VtRGtSI.:-At Rules held in the ri.
ice of the Circuit superior Court of Law and ,hN ~
Cumberland county, on the ith day oi September
John X. Palmorr, George w. Daniel aud McnWcit.
man, late merchants and partners IN trade, under f %
style nj Pamore, Daniel & Goodman, ~. . '-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

Newton Ilazlcsrove and WiGs'on IIazlegroye In ,,
right, and Executors Ut Pleasant liazrcroyc .r,
Anderson and Charlotte /. his wife. BENJAMIN b., -tts
Harriet his wifi, William England and sagt In. ~ ~ '-
Ilazlesfoyr, William K. iaAeerove and Tabti ls, '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

The defendants, benjamin \. Phillips and Harrt.t E,
having entered their appearance and given srtf.tY
the of Assembly and the rules of this Conn and
ny satisfactory evidence, that they inlahi.,,
Commonwealth, Is Ordered That The SAID erntar,.
pear here the first day of March next ana -, 80
bill o the plaintiffs; aud that copy of this order be-
inserted in newspaper published the c,y II .
for two months sncr->sivey, and posted tie iron, a
Courthouse OF this county. ~ '-
\ Copy-Teslr, b. b. WOoDSoy n -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

e JAMES ROY MICoU, OK. Ec.s.ct..
Sept IL ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-17

Sept )
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
JOHN LEMP. LYMAN FULTON.
New Store, from st. Louis.
a FULTON 4 LEMIs.

NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Musaatine and adjoining counties, that they
have opened entire new stock Of goods at Bloom
ngton, I. +. in the h use formerly occupied by G.
w. Humphreys & Co. corner of Second and Ches-
nut streets, where they will keep constantly on hand
large and general assortment Of Dry Goods, Gro.
ccries, Hardware, 0sneensware, Boots, Shoes &C..
all Of which we are determined to sell for Cash
Produce cheaper than goods have eve. been sold
here before, and as low es they can be bought west
OF the mountains, s. Louis not excepted. Persons
from distance that want great many goods for
little money will do well to Give us call, we shall
alss be prepared to wholesale goods on as good terms
as any house in the Territory. Our goods have all
been purchased in st. Louis and Eastern Cities for
Cash. at the very lowest prices and will be sold for
small advance above cost. In addition to the facili-
ties have made arrangements with an experience
ed hand in St. Louis, to purchase goods for us at
auction, which will enable us to keep at all times a.
good assortment at the very lawest prices and no
mistake. Give US call before you purchase else.
where. Great bargan ms to be had at all times for
the ready pay. Remember the store where we
shall! not consider it any trouble to show goods.
Our motto is large sales and .amall profits.
Bloomington August 9th 1912 gE
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
Public Sale OfReal Property.

The undersigned will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY THE 18th DAY OF
OCTOBER NEXT at the COURTHOUSE in the
Town OF Bloomington, between the hours Of 10 O.
clock A. NJ. and P. NJ. Of said day, the following
described property, situate, in and near the town
Of Bloominston, in the county Of Muscatine and
Territory Of Iowa, to wit The West 10 Of Lot s
in Block 4, W. LIZ OF Lot 2 in B. 6. E. l-27 in
is, WIZ in l6, E. 20 feet Of ) in II, E 10 8
in II, w 2Qh of Lin le, E l-2 8 in lS, La
IN 10, l-2 in IS, Lot 8 in II, Middle 20 # ain
81, in 3d. 10 in %, 3 in %, in 81, in 81 Is in
20. in 90, A in so, 81, 10 in GO, 6 in IS, l-2
in SO, 4 in Ga, E I-2 2 in 65, E LIZ sin sc, w,
l-2 in 81, 3 in s, w liz in 6S, 8 in SO, S in
70, z in 70, in u, 9 in 80, w 10 3 in SO, A in
SO, 70 in 81, w l-23 lO4, in los, 3 in los, Z in
l08, w I-2 9 in 1909, Wsl-23 in 100, 5 in l2,
7 in ll2, E f-2 10 in ll2,W l-2 in ll3, 4 in
lis, w I-2 sin 'll6, Gan liz, lin ilS, E i-2 3
in / rs, El-2 in lls, 8 in l4s, I in l5C, WIZ
10 in $50, s in $50, w LIZ in $50, E l-2 in
l52, E l-2 in l52, Fin 1853, 81 in l53, E 40 fl
in q, Gin 1877 in l26, 10 feet on the East side of
Lot and 40 # onthe West side of Lot in Block
/ 40, and Z IL in $50. Also the undivided IA
OF the w fraction Of Sec 2, and the undivided IA
OF Lots and 8 in sec 3, both in Township 762
West, containing 80 acres more or less. Also the
l-2 Of sec 26, and the WI-2 Of sec IS, in Town.
ship n, Range 2 W. Said Land is situated within
mile Of Bloomington and embraces what is term
ed the Warfeld farm, upon which is stuateda large
frame dwelling (unfnishcd) and some out houses
together with some As so acres under cultivation.
Terms of sale will be- one fourth in cash, one
fourth in mont-T, one fourth in IL months, and
one fourth in l8 months. title bond will be given
to the purchaser for a deed when the money is all
paid. Note and approved security will be required
for the deferred payments, which will draw per cent
interest from date. 81 assa ss IS $50
5g- aa& ,3s basHa@ r. p LOWE
Agent of the Baltimore Western Land Comply.
August 9th lS43. sH 5s a 9t4l
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25

W. take great pleasure in presenting
"" leaders with the following letler,-i.'
eon,ains the latest news respecting the
c0" sahIc success Of oar canal commission
p'V'1y essrs. Oakley & Ryan. The let
a', ,rh;ch succeeds it and is dated lion
' 81, s 1nlv 49," is from the correspondent,
' c,he n. York Ev'g. POST will also
:. rund to contain much matter Of inter-'
ssss:~.peolia.Press.
LONDON, July Is, ls43.
IS Z,EBnR, Esq. My Deaf Sir.-l'
., a. myself of this opportunity to give
"a We" few lines on the subject of our mis-
WV Wv here. AS l anticipated, when we
s,s arrived in this country, prejudice ran
r '.,, high against every thing American.
w., task was not therefore an enviable
o U Notwithstanding the curren. Of public
ooioion was so strong against us, we did
w, despair. We knew we had intelligent
n n, men to deal with. and men who
s,e very much governed by their interests.
I felt sure tina. we could place our rrupo>'
s;'ou in Such light before them, that
tbev would adopt il as the best mode Of
scrurng their own interests. We have
nursued course here which we deemed
hest calculated to inspire confidence and
ensure success; that was by plain and
candid statement of facts in relation to our
finances and our resources, and the nlti-
male ability Of Illinois to fulfill all her OBJ
li,ations, and it affords me infinite pleas
u,s. to be able to inform you, that there is
acomplete change in public sentiment, in
rpayou to our state. Our creditors, who
hit few short weeks since, were abusing
rs, and giving US all sorts OF. dishonorable
,noeIlatons. are now praising US for our.
iooesty, and our efforts TO do something
ir them. do no, think it prudent at this
sage of our negotiations, to speak posi-
,NeIy in relation to them, as there are so
nanv contingencies which may arise in
the course of their contamination. TO give
different aspect to things, But this
much will venture TO say, that if nothing
does occur 10 put us in a more unfavorable
position, we shall be entirely successful.
We have been treated with good deal Of
Kindness and hospitality by our creditors
in this city, and especially by Messrs.
Barring Brothers e. Co., and Messrs.
Magniac, Smith & Co. Mr.. Thomas Bar
ing and Mr.. John Abel Smith deserve the
listing gratitude Of Illinois, for ,he par.
which they have taken in our behalf since
We have been here. There is strong
disposition manifested here to emigra,e to
our state, and if we succeed in our nego-
ldions thousands of able farmers will u
mite heir destinies with ours. | haveper-
sons ealing on lie every day for informal
ton relative to Illinois, with aview Of EN-.
grating there. | shall do every thing in
my power whilst here, TO promote the in
eres's Of our adopted state, hope to
care here for sweet-home about the mid
-ea august. Respectfully.
. G.. OAKLEY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
Administrators Sale.

I'm pursuance Of an order of the District Cour
II of Iowa Territory, in the county Of Muscatlne
will offer fer sale on the premises on Saturday the
10th day Of August next between the hours Of 10
o'clock A NJ and M the following real estate in
estate of o. s. TruesJeli, deceased. viz: The west
10 feet of lot Il and the east half Of lot in block 49,
both running the length of said lots, with the build
ings. aga.
Six months credit will be given, the purchaser
giving bond with security and mortgage on the pre-
misses, as required by law.
JOHN LILLY, Admr.
July 7, 1913. 36-ts
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25

liGW ARE THE MIGHTY LALLEN. Dan
+ Webster, once the idol of the wing par
Em the United States Senate, and great
|Fpountler of the Constitution, left the Sen
F for a seat in the mongrel Cabinet Of
|aplain Tyler, and was finally turned out
the cabinet for bartering away his coun-
ys rights, and a portion of its territory.
satisfy the cupidity of British fund mon
FS; and has finally gone TO delivering
mixer Hill Orations, and set speeches,
Two and sixpence piece.
Henry Clay, after having been for more
pa twenty years one of the great guns of
wing party, and having been three
les defeated as candidate for the Pres
acy, has retired in disgust to the shades,
Ashland, and gone 10 pettilogging law.
ma slim chance of being, for the fourth
lie candidate Of a party for the Pres
acy that seem doomed of Heaven to be
Ven from the face Of the earth. %
Nicholas Biddle, once the great fnancier
resident Of a bank that controlled the
snd halls of legislation. and held the
'the nation within its grasp, has
nio bankruptcy and been driven to
say from reverses in-fortune.
nes Watson Webb, the expounder of
aorirInes, and great champion of the
Ia press, has taken the benefit Of the
"Cpi law and cheated his creditors out
aanoFeds oF'housands fdollars--fought
t~llh Thos. F. Marshall was woun.i
aL1e calf of his leg-was indicted for
N.Y., me challenge to 6gh.-was tried.
,Ieu, and sentenced to the rPeniten>
~ !" lnFce years but finally saved his
h. rc y beng pardoned by the federal
'o'eFnor of the State Of New York.
\ n NJ are the mighty fallen San
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
Lynch lava negro in Columbia,

= i 4 Z
LYNCH. Lava negro in Columbia,
Pa, for attempting an outrage upon the
person Of a young woman on the lst inst.
was taken from the room in which he was
placed after trial before justice, by a large
number Of citizens, who carried him to
the river bank, stripped him Of his clo-
thing. and gave him .hirty-nine severe
lashes. They then ,arred and feaihered
the wretch, gave him ,hirty-nine lashes
more, supplied the place of the feathers
which were cut Of by The last beating, BY
a fresh quantity, then pinioned his arms,
took him to the door of a leading abolition
list of Columbia, and left him, lin lhatcon-
di,ion, tied to the handle Of the door
The negro was a stranger at Columbia.
ILL1No1s.-The New York Journal Of
Commerce Of the 9Th inst. says:
"The news from the Commissioners Of
Illinois who went to Europe, is more en-.
couraging than before. for the success Of
their project. A Il the principal bond-hol
ders have agreed to do as the others do
The only thing now wanting is, to get
one or two of them to act. We copy the
following from the London Times:
sit is understood that one OF the Com
missioners who are here from Illinois to
negotiate for a further advance Of money
to complete the canal. has lately paid a
visit to the continent, TO explain the meas.
ures proposed to some Of the bond>holdcrs
there, and has just returned. So far i,
seems have. the Commissioners hitherto
succeeded, that the creditors both in Eng
land and on the continent have de:ermin-
ed not to reject the offer without examine
ing its value. but TO investigate it thorough
Iy. the foreign creditors giving special-in-
functions to their English agents to exer>
else the greatest caution and vigilance, as
they conceive that correc. judgment can
rather be formed in London than in Paris
or any continental metropolis
The Rev. Mr.. Parsons will preach at the Episco-
pal Church. next Sunday at l-2 past 10 and at 8
o'clock. Aug. "a, 1913.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
PUBLIC NOTICE.

XK|HEREAS, it has been represented to US by
w creditable persons from the West, that there
are one or MOI large Stage concerns now in opera
ton in the Stat of Illinois and Missouri, and also
in the Territory of Iowa; and that it has been repre-
scented by the owners or ants thereof that this
Company is interested in sssAe or all OF them
Now. in Justice to the public and ourselves, we
hereby give public notice, that this Company is nci-
Their at this time nor ever has isn directly or indi
rectly, interested in any Stage conces, or in ary
mil contract either in IIinois Missouri or Iowa,
and we hereby caution the public against gi.ing the
proprietos or agents of the said Stage concerns any
credit on our account as we are in no way whatev-
ever eith.: connected with, or Interested in them,
or any one Of them, or with any person or per-
sons owning them BY order,
TH @ WIN. NEIL, President
Neil, Moore & Co.
Attest-HESRy MoonE, Sec'y... 1t
Columbus, May "a, lS43. n32-fwch. 0. SIN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, , >
S@7b fTEnRIrORY OF Iowa 3d.
-. 4 G. 1 m

OF AMERICA.
f@7si f'TEnRfroRY OF Iowa, So.
Supreme Court and for said Territory.
In the case of HENRY FUNK of Muscatine
County, aecreed Bankrupt
The creditors of the said HENRY FUNK and
other persons Interested, will take notice, that on
the 10Th day Of May, A. ID. 1913, the Court afore-
said, the said Territory, ordered decree of bank
ruptcy to be entered in favor of the said HENRY
FUNK, and that his application for the benefit of
the bankrupt law should stand continued for the
second hearing to the I'd day Of January, A.. D.
1874, at the capitol Of said Territory in Iowa City,
and the said case was referred to Arthur w ashburn
Of Muscatine County, the commissioner IN Bank
ruptcy in saidacase appointed by the Court before
whom you may appear and have the said petitioner
examined under oath, prove your claims or show
at the second hearing in Court at the time a.
forcsaid why the prayer of the petitioner shah not
be granted. The assignee appointed in this case is
Charles NATION Esq. of Muscatine County.
Attest, GEO. s. HAMPTON, Clerk
Of the Supreme Court, Iowa Territory.
Whicher & Hastings, Sorrs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25

1LL-rREArMENT OF AMERICAN SEAMEN.-A
gentleman who lately arrived at Philadelphia
from st. Johns. Porto Rico, informs the edi-
tor Of the u. s.. Gazette that three oflheyerew
of the American brig Washington. from Port
land, being taken sick on board at St. Johns,
while under the treatment Of physician en-
ployed by the captain, were ordered on shore
by the authorities, 10 miserable receptacle
called hospital. and the physician in attend.
ance refused admission. In consequence of
this treatment one Of the men died, and the
others barely escaped with their lives. The
promp, remonstrances Of the American consul
to the governor-general were entirely disre-
garded. The Gazette complains that this is
not the only instance in which Spanish colo
NAL governors have treated our consuls with
disrespect, and calls the attention OF the gov
eminent to the subject.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
NOTICE

HIS hereby given, that the undersigned will make
81 application at the next term ofthe District Court
for Cedar CO. l. T. for the sale Of the following real
Estate situate in the county aforesaid and belonging
to the Estate of David w. Flock, late of said county,
decd. to pay the debts o. said eslste, viz: a
An undivided half ofthc N. z. forty acres in the
S. w. fourth Of section 81 T. so N. r. 2 w. Of
tho 5th p. M. Also, 20 acres Of IL nd in the N. e.
40 acres of S. E.iourth Of section 80 in the same
Town and Range, commencing on the East side Of
said forty acre lot in the ceatsc ofthe public road
which runs through the same thence to extend along
the centre Of said road thirty then to turn to the
left 90 degrees and run IA rods, and then 10 run due
East to the East side Of said quarter SC c5;on. and
thence due North tosthe Mort East corpcr Of said
quarter section, and thence wcs SOrods, and thence
South to the place Of beginning; when and where
all persons concerned may appear and show cause
if any they have why the said order may not be
granted. s aa t14
a s4e sea i r. G. KNOT, Admir-. Ff.-
IS SUSAN FLOCK. Adm'rx,
Upton, august 7th ls43. 3t4l
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-25
DEMONSTRATORS SaLE.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the District Court
Il Of Muscatine County. Iowa Territory. ! will Of
fer fcf sale at the Court House door in B'ooming.
ton, on the 10th day Of September next, between the
hours prescribed BY law of said day, the following
real estate in said COUNTY, the property Of James
Cauchran, decd, viz: North half of the west half
and the s<n,h' half of the west of ME southeast
quarter of section 49, r.77, R one west of the 5lh
pr. Meridian The above property viii he sold on
a credit of six months, by the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and mortgage Of the
premises sold for the payment OF the purchase mo-
ney. RUDi. AMSOhU. hdm ., Te.
= June so, ls43.--4t pr. fee So SO H IS