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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
EFFECTS OF TIN. PAN LEGlSLA
3TION. m

'SANDUsKY Cry, Feb. IS, lSl

'SANDUsKY CITY, Feb. l3, 1916
Dear Sir: The naughty wing, on the
Western Libersies had lIle audacilye 10
serve up their, Hon member Of the
House Of Representatives last evening".
by burning him iaetiigy. Cause why -
lie advocu,pd she passage Of the bill ex.
tending lhejursdiCllon Of this half ilsdg-
ed city, SOFAS Ioembrace Them within lis
limns.'
The wbig members seem very success.
(Hl ia kicking up fuss. Brown county
is 10 . pelfect uProar, and Greene not
much better, about The doings Of che tin
pan. BM 10 the Western Libetlies, sOf
S,ndasky, They hurn their sLuFd and
master,' ia effily, asa compensation for
his labOrs IN extending The Jurisdiction u
The CITY over them, for the purprss OF
getting lev dollars additions ttaxss.
Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
ofrlon. ANp orrlcn snrKnns-Up


0FFIcEs AND OFFiCE SEEKBRs-UpOu.
the meeting of The OhiO Legislature, The
whig Office seekers o: the Slaie, suppos.
ing that they could receive no favors
from :he General Government, made a
great rush TO Columbus, and ahe whigs
Of the Legislature finding that thcy had
not half Offices enough at their dispOsal
70 appsase thehunsFy applicants, coMs
menced devIsing mears 70 make more
places: eli vsriO6s bills making move Of
foes have accordingly been pleseuied.--
Ia pursuanceof This whlg rIan, bill
passed the House few days since %
creSie q new judicial circuit ln the north
west part al the State; aud before il had
passed the Senaie, pe,iEioas came iush-
ing IN fOr ibs appointment u diiEeten,
PeFaons (all Whiqs as Prssidsni Judge Oi
sid Circuit. We hOps The Legislature
Twill BE- q least as successful in render
ing satisfaction in this case 10 their whie
friends. Is illsy were in the case Of tho
Brown couuly Judges.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
From The Illinois Register
FISHERY AT PEORIA,

The following condensed account Of
The Fishery 81 Psoria'~ill be read with in
leIest. The beautiful lake opposite thai
town. out Of which the fish are caught, is
nothing more than Ihe widening ol the
Illinois liver. The Like Is about 4 mile
Ia width; and several 10 length. ltis
ED % he very deep, and 70 contain Some
mosl extraordinary monsters ofthe deep,
Besides The smaller 6sb whish are caught
u such numbers:
snaHng the last season about 200 bar.
Fsls Of Iish were caugh. out Qf the Lak y,
Il about six wosks,and put upsby Messrs.
Baldwin & Co. Of RandoIph's Grove,
Mclean county. This Induced Measrs,
Goddard sAllen q Fleming, Of Mclean
and I'szswsll counties. 10 Try their luck
Il fishing. They began atOGi the 5lh
0f November, aud on Sanlday lhg lUlh,
they made haul opposite the upper end
ol lhe town; and so large wss Il llhe mel
being about 375 yards In leng,h.) thai
ghsy had not strength nor craft enuugh Il
saks Il Oh shore. Alter relieving the ~.
0gaboul 40 o. 50 barrels, they piiusd |
d % ihe bascll, and9lagt il lillsAlpnJil
he 18Th. but the high wind on suDdE
nnl0osened The fasIeninga, und ihey los
- ssmalaller; having taken "a MS ham
S near sa they scOuld judge, more ihd
100 barrels They were Engaged aboI
81 seeks, and put az end sold Ia lb
s|a a25 barrels. Had llit weather ice
e.slls sad fould sufficient hands hSv
ssn obtained 70 draw the nei, ptobab
zanbls lhe quantity could have be-,
naAi. ss De iish seem 10 Do inexaus
ThsFe is fishing company IN PEI
Is bsaeht Alf.B aldwin oag, lasl YET
ksss hsua ID 6p1cessioc, to-
a9100 aa 10000 fishes u
I|ses kinds caught - The Lake.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
THE BANK BILL.

We believe The bank bill is not finally
through yet. The Senate cOnld not 80
all lhe Huuse amendments. This Thing
seems 10 dag dOlelulb. The truth is, il
has 81 few real friends, that il is hard 10
keep life in Statesman Feb. ID.
However Odious are the provisions Oi
tho bill, we have scarcely hope that any
Of the whig members will have the NOR
al courage 10 disObey the edics OF the
Tin Pan and vote sgAins, it. There can
be no doubt that il is decreed to become Z
law, and the people are destined to be
scourged by the swindhng opsrstionl
which il legalizes.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
FROM MEXICO.

By the following EewS, which we copy
from the Cincinnati Enquirer, il appears
that Sahla Al Da has actually been caps
lured, and in now prisoner. The 9tys'
rants public career is now undoubtedly
al an end, and he will probably have 10
pay with his lle the penalty ol his usur-
patton.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
MEXICO! SANTA ANNA GAP.
TURED.
The arrival Of schooner at New Or.
leans on The night o! The 5G' brings
confirmation OF Tho news received at
Nav York the other day, and also adda
the more agreeable intelligence that the
monster. Santa Anna has been complete.
ly overlhEQwn snd captured.
Since OuE last advicss, he made seVe.
raj attempts upon the city Uf Pnebla; at
lacklng il al the head Of four thousand
tsoops, one half Oi which were cavalry.--
In these eHdeavOts hs was repu,aed with
considerable loss.
Soon Afterwards he left the army, about
GoLr leagues below Puebla; with an ess
curt Of segeral hundred mAn, and pro.
ceeded towards Jalspa. BeIoFe striving
al that city lie parted with his escort, aud
ATTEMPTED TO make his escape 10 the
lnoUOisihs on fOO,, aud in the disguise Of
lriaF,
On The 15lh January he wis discover
led ina baranca (rAvine) near little IL
dian village called Juo, s0me leagues
(rOnrs jalupa,by couple Of Indians whu
Wers hunting. The dogs belOhRing tn
the ladisns becoming reslivs and furious,
1.-The indians following The direction oi
their barking aud fOu0d the DclatOr,
who Offered iheM his watch and such mo
ney rs he had about him il they would
guide him 10 bis hacienda. This they
refased. 10 10, b II gave The alarm and he
aas laken prisoner.
.Whenhs was caplared.he had taken
uif his cork leg on account Of the nfl-
nation Produced by walking uFon il, aud
was carried by his servants.
On the 20lh ot January he was put il
the prison at Psr0le, where he now is
j Col. BOaulnan met Paredes on the
road between MexicQ ind Puebla, mar,
lching al tho head of the goVeFnmen
fotcss, 10 give Santa AUna battle; bu
lllhe fortunes OF the Dsspot became SC
desperate that he deserted the army and
was csptuted before Paredes dane upOr
him.
| Col. William BnaEdman came passen'
ger in her, with desptschss from Nj
Shannon 10 the Unllea States Govern.
lnent.
The correspondent of the New Orleanl
Plea y0ua wruto ON the M
| .Such rejoicing as we have had here
! was never seen beiOte in this place.
Il 10 day, By older of The Govsrnor, bal
been made Feast day, and consequent
" eli commercial establishments are
closed. There Is but ons voice 10 Dc
heard, sShoal hin aud his Generals, with.
oui exceptien!' ShdOt al &c thtm!-
| No mercll Government will 6e obliged
to p.Uceed with grepl severity, as the
whole copntrR The grsnipe als g
lsx2saol tan, han was ever seen ia 6nJ
sonnry. owing % The late alspcks on
peubls.
on he 2ls. he added ID pOs.eSipn
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
MR.. OAKLEY'S PAPERS RECOV-
Erred.

The Philadelphia U, S. Gazstte Oflbs
lOIh says;
We mentioned, last week The currency
of a rePon that the truAk 0f Nj 0akly,
one OF the Commissioning forlho Illinois
Bonds, bad been stolen from ths stage,
Oh The great national road. We have
now nsuch pleasure in stating that the
trunk has been IIund, with all the papers,
BY Mr.. Bsal and Mr. Stevens, about one
mile above the first gate west Of Cuinber-
land. Dr,keauedy and MI, Magraw have
also arrested the robber, who is the same
one who stole The trunk ofMf Rickefly,
last November There is 90 donbi that
the thief followed Mr.. o. from New
York, with the expectation Of obtaining
Iargssnm Of N Jney. II will now find
his way 10 the States prison stBaIlimore >
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

SHOCKING srRAoEDY The fullosing
Is an extract of a letter, dated s. rams.
cisvil e, Louisiana, January 25lh:
A most awful tragedy oceulFed on
Saurdaynight A man BY tho name Of
Heller, Who Keeps grocery, accidentally
shot his vile, The charge entirely bl0wing
0G the TOP IL her head and scattering
her brains all over the side Of the room.
Il is said lie. was about 10 shoot his bar.
ksepst, wh0 in 6l IL inioxica'iOn, had
thEea,ened to whiphim. and for that Pur
pgse lad attempted to bresk into bis
room. H. has been held TO bail.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

NINfER IN EUROPE Tho lasF En-
glish papers repressnie ed Aha winter as
very severe in ,Grea, RlIriuin. France
ana olher pirls 0i Earnps. The c0lo
was 50 intense ii France illaI train oi
cars On ihg Ronen railroad, which slop-
peB leulen % dischsrge freight. was
obliged % Eemaln there al night, lhs
Oil il the boxes pf the wheels having fro
zen together with the water 10 The plp6
which communicated from the istieg b
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

'NOlhin new to tii Santa 81.
OD bic way 6p 10 MskIce uns
der silpng escort, 10 slaud bic trial be.
fore both Houses Of Congress-,
The next arrival will prObably bring
intelligence Oiahe manner IN which he
took passage fIOm his world, Of which
he has been a curse and . scOuTge,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

~ Iotomolivs. al Piedmont, ths ,sno y
WlS fsll issl deep. A number 81 per.
sons are said 10 have peFishsd in various
paris Of France; and soma idea may be
formed Of Ih6 obsttuelisns 6aersd BY
lhe snow, when we sIals, that ihal mail
fOm Ak TO Dfaguignan, shieh geRsral-
y is taken ia ten hours BY three horses,
was % in passing over the Same disIaacs
with eight horses.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
F.om lhe OHIO slAlssman .

HlOE
H0PE o0I her light elastic wiaeyA -
ii you'll, the spirits Joyous spring, d
sReprs thought and soui4 above,
We live The votaFies Of her power,
And FeRefiR her dreamy buwer,
With music, sang end love.
Gay thoughts By day. bright dreams
n night,
Ea,ranCe lhs soul with new delight
Willis Fancy, on the wing,
SlTews al our paths with sweetest aow
eta
And sports in sunshine and in shOweyi
Amid perpetual spring. So
But Time, with bic Fesislless sway,
Sweeps youth and song and mitlh awsy,
And sears vi 4 ilssi lie a weF
That y6ang Affection planted there,
And E0ndlsy hoped would bluGm more
Within that sacred bower
| B0' siill Hope smiling leads us o.,
'rh10gh changes bel mien, and mule her
soug.
Like guiding star II efen-Z
She Iiils she suul from earth On hleIs
And points 10 yoBdes brighter sky.
a blissiuI home IN Heaven.
* R.D.H
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
CONGRESS.

The bill reducing the rates Of postage
has been pissed by the Senate, and sen,
to the House, where it was referred to a
committee favorable TO its passage.
The House has passed the bill TO ad.
init the TslriIories oi Iowa and Florida
inlO the Union as States. The vote on
the passage of the bill was, yeas las,
nays 4d. II this bill passes the Senate
we will have Two new democratic States,
which will send four democrats, to The
United States Senale,and thereby secure
decided democratic majority in the
Senate. AlIihe branches of the GeDer-
al Government will then be demOCTauc'
The wings have the power at presen, in
The Senate TO reject the bill; but we
hope they will not be guilty Of the injus.
lice Of refusing to admit new State!
merely on the ground Of their POlriCa
prediesliOns.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25
0a~ The srdsca:dwss Dsmpeiol has
the following amhods paragt6pf

RASCALITY LEAKING OUT
We learn that the commilts8 ol ac-
counts Of the U. s. House Of R pre-
senialiveS, aInoDg whom is The Hon
Jas. Mathews, have III upon facts that
when made public win show the disbon
esiy Of srme 81 The high officers oF .he
Army and Navy Depatlmenis. This
committee were The first 10 cxposa Me-
Nally's conduct, and they give eatncsl
not to sop Iill they have prubed tie
whole matter 10 The bottom. Itis sIid
some big coons wiltbe dug out &C iIisir
holes, aud made TO disgOrga. McNuhy
is nol alone itapahars.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

The Cold weather. has so obslracied
the navigation of the Potomac that The
commaniIaliOn ,etweea Wash
mgtun and Ajax iallria is suspended.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

EsumIrIoa Thers will be an sxhi-
billion oF Mr. Dawdney School = IL
Bapliss Church Onaexs Friday evening,
commencing =. early candle lighting.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-25

snee of lIls liberal patronage and encons.
agement which has been extended To-
us.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
DRAGGING.

We do not know when we have
seen news paper Dragging better"h
of" than il is in the following extract
from @Punch."
The Punch has fifteen hundred
fret rate writers constantly employ
ed upon il. They are paid al an e.
norm"us rate, and are kept in stalls
or cages near the printing office du-
ring he day time: but at night they
are driven out INTO the suburbs
Each of the principal contributors
has G4Oa week tE2.000 4 yearO
and IL much INK rs lie can consume
gratis. Tie ciief artists are 90 the
some footing. There ,SGn enormous
caf's OF small jrk"Ts. at s lnref ave,
raging about 500 Il year t"ct, but
t!rv are obliged n act as ii srrt q!
Io;i"c, ~oUs antiy on the lock
out TO take up any teroriouS SUBJECT
they may meet with. and hnnG Ii 10
e dealt Ui'h hS n az the other OF
the rrincipa! c"utrit utors.
The merely clinical part Of
,he ARRANGEMENTS Is "!@0 exceedingly
costly. There are several hundred
: C~ump">itorS. Whn relieve enc another
constantly. rs they successfully boil
over with i~ndlTnatIun, or are con
vu'scd with f. lighter at the ma"u'
sr,ir, they are puiIIpU into VpC.-
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
THE WHITE HOUSE TO LET!


We heard from good authority,
saws The New York Eve. Mirror, that
Mrs. Polk ismaking arrangements for
a pirate residence in Washington!
The $4,000 appropriated by Congress
for the repair and re-furnishing OF
the Public Shabhy-house will barely
repair and carpet it. and Mrs. Folk
prefers something hatitabiv Furnish
ed. even if smaller aud at her own
expense. If this spirited design be
Carried out. ord Congress be fairly
ind properly shamed fnr letting par
" riqu- sob ladies' of the comforts
due their station. we shall swear our
fourteen mn!ion,h cf hone to the La
dy Prcs:dcntess with Wuch more en-
thayis than is prop1rt!onately e1Peo-
ted from Us.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22

9All hopes Of ' r. again seeing
the packet ships. United States and
England. seem u"w Ia he abandoned
by the public. The United SAFES
has been I0i DAYS at sea. and the
England 96: periods Of unparalleled
length for packets to he absent -
lhey may Yet be an"at. and we may
sre them again. but we sincerely re-
gr't 4" say that the ci,rce< are L.
eainst them. We cling to hope f.
the last. moving that the siip< were
among tie strongest ever buIit, and
ne captain among the most skiiIiu!
navlgarors. We, however. take
them from our list Of packets 10 ar.
ave. -INcw YORK Herald.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given TO all inter
" ested in the estate nf James G..
Reading. deceased, that the under
signed will apply at the next June
term of tie county cour, oil Pike c"un-
ty. Missouri. for Il final settlement OF
bis administration at sud estate.
GEORGE READING. Jrr
Administrator.
March e9nd, l845. Awe.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22

VERY REAsoNABLE.-"ilow many
Cows does the law a!luw me?'
"Two." replied the Constable.
'.Two.' sand Mr.. Brown. With
GOOD ratured a>t0nishnenl-"Ne Veil.
L the law allows he two. J wish i
would make has'e and send the oMe,
along. as Ihar'ht bui onr!"
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
Regular Semi-Wcekly Packet.
L. s. MAIL
EsOE'eaS, 20.
TIIOS. NJ. FITHIAN, .Mgs.'er.

HUE VI. L IiElINN, .I'S.eT,
viii leave II Lpui-on Nedne-days ard
and SATURDAY. r'i o'clock, r.N. Return
ing. viii leave Eenx,t -vsry Sunday aud
Thursday, al ! O'Clock, r NJ. ra'-"" ahd
sl,xnHd'n at ): fully at u: Las.inse ct
'.r. NJ; sam- day; Onincy on MoEu-y
aud E,Ilay, at : o'clock, A. Nj; Marion
City at 9, =. NJ. iiaunI5 Il Ut 10, Louisiana
st-i2, ~; end GAINESVILLE at, ], P. IL, sane
days.
The Borea', No. ., heirz tuilt expressly
tHI TIE trade, with great sueeh, and very su-
pctInr accommodation. for passengers, will,
al the nreuiuE OF navigation, take the place
Of the Borcas, and may he relied on for the
s.me ~prpmptues-. regularly, aud attention
to p~asserg"rs aud shippers, IL heretofore.
March eth l-Ej. 8.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
". &. Field,--"Euricd al Sea-

Weep not; b meath the green sea waves
His body finds 4 fitting ret;
Tie earthly 70; in earthly gruvss,
This bound!ess one becomes him best
For though. perchance, some idols dear
Lay nestled in it, holes, part,
All nstg'o claimed an interest near
Near uy, within that gentle heart.
Then let his broad, expansive tomb.
Unframmelrd like hlsspir,t BE-!
The sunbeam flIekering through the gloon
VIII light the altar gloriou.ly!
Weep not, for him the world'. rude icu:h.
Il, grief, IT'S Struggle, and it, caro-,
Aud even It's love, were nyermuch
For nature keen SIS b.. to iesr.
Weep not for him; amId The choir
All purified from cnrth'H embrace,
With trusting glance. and sounding Tyre.
Another minstrel takes h. place.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22

I'N' iHIh "t'hirN, ~
Rachel f0or and o''er''} Petition for
jackson Poor and others,t paf''''"
TH!S day the Plnintife, by Aylctt II
4 Buckner, their Attorney, fIe tnrir pc
titicu for n Partition and division of III
following de-cnhcd real estate. I,iug in
said county Of Pike. Viz: Tie whole OF
section II IN =. - y. - T., cortaiuirs
f~ou''ren ei"h'v-fge ore huntredths acres.
the y. Z. fractional !. section -, sane
tUwr-htP and range, containing four nine
ty-GVe one LuEdredti.s acres. the east ali
north east and soEth sast facc:0ra! IA
section ~. containing ft;y-cut 'evsnhun-
dredtts ac-es-thr west i-2.outb wet ned
part Of south east fractional IL. section
y, containing tIrafhy-siX tEirty hun
h6edths acre.-tI e east - south w~t frac
ri"nai I 4 section % containing - .i.fy
hurdrcdths aCres-fhe ~hyie If section "a,
continuing l21 fits three Lundreith.-
the north half OF f,actieHB! section -,
containing l2t seVrUty-thrre huHdredIEs
actr=-the north east irdCtiunaI Ii OF sec
ton 20. bein. wet of the N.si.~ppi nses.
corta ulng l0l fit. thee Lundredth. sr,.,
the south ess, and tte vest ! z south
east fractional IA. section NJ. o~ontsinius
lis twenty five hu~udsedth. acre.-the
wet ] 2north wet 4 section 20 contain
ing % acres. the north l2 fracriorsI 4
section &c, containing " thirty eisSt hun
dredths acres. md 4 rart Of fractional sec
tor %, confirming i5 ffty huudredfh.
acres, MI in sane rance end township. aud
tho east h,!f Of the north west fractional
quarter section IS. township 50, moth
r't e Get. continuing thirty four .eyen-
~ f"ur ht.ifetths ncrcs;pnd Il ,no,Hring
fror 70 'HIi petition and the affidavit thereto
Poor, two OF the above named defendants,
are u"n-re-ideEts Of TIL. Stale; il i there
fore orlcred that the said d,f4ndan,s Jick.
son Poor and Thomas Poor, BE- notified Of
the fling Of aid PETITION. and fhzt unless
they appear at the next April term OF t.i-
ccurt, t. Re be-uu aud held at tne Court
i@i""-e, in Bowling G.reu. within eu. for
'nId c"p",y Of Fikc, ou the sec,u1 Non
day of .7Pril next, srd plead Within the
time allowed for that purpose, Judgment,
by default, will be rendered a%gHin,t them,
and that notice be ~Given, by pUhlica-
tion Of thi. order in some uew.paper pub
Iished in this county, for eight week, AUG.
cessively.
STATE OF MISSOURI, -
County Of Pike,
!, Simeon P. Robinson. clerk % the
Circuit Court for said county. certify that
the foregoing is a tr"e copy of the order.
S, WITNESS ny hand and seal
SEAL. of Office. Done Mt of5ce in
w Bowling Green. in said county
Of Pike. this The 18Th day Of
February, 1SI5
s. P. ROBINSON, Clrrs.
FehrnarJ 18th, ISIS. sN3
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
Pftes &c sJyerftefre.

q Fer cUe square Of fifteen lines
or nnter. T insertion. IS cents, fer
each subsequent insertion, SO cents.
IL y liberal deduction to those ad-
veTtising by the year.
IL Advertisements net marked with
the number Of Insertions required. will
be continued until otherwise ordered.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
VALUABLE LAND
S

Va ILL 10 sold on the frs. tav of April
w Circuit Court. next IN Bowling Green
Pi5r county, No, on Il credit OF - month";.
'hc 'ulloa ing tracts Of land wing in the Yves,
70. : of Curve: viz: The West half of The
a4.h Eos, quarter Of section twenty Eve.
Township 81, Of Esrge five West, containing
Eighty acres. The North East Qua r,er Of the
North Fast quarter Of section Sc, N Town.
ship 81. in Rrse five West, containing forty
acres. The West half of the Norm Eas, or,
and Sou-h West quarter, of tie South West
quarter dissection ia I ownship 80, of Range
five West, continuing one hundred and fifty
acres. and and seventv-fuur one hundred,hs.
the East halfo the South East ~n.,a.ter. sec.
ZION -, Township 81 Rang ) West. contain.
ing 50 acre; The East g Of The n. f or.
section2 Township so. Il. 5. west containing
% acres anh sew atty one hur dredth>, in all
c"n''''irT III acres and A one hundrcdths.
re above land is well calculated 10 make
two good farms, and has alb ut half timber, G.
quail to any in the state, The other halt is rich
prairie, tho purchaser will Ge required 10 give
bond and approved security. with SIX per cent
interest and title made when paid for.
WI. &. HARDIN.
NJ. II. Edison.
J. {. JACKSON.
March 18Th I545. 4w7
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
rIKE CIRCUIT COURT, IN yACA.

Peter Color,
~.
Isaac Reed sod Se,ls Liza
wife. Eve WillisGus, Chti-t!-
IA Goodman, Csty Smith. ! a. g.
Michael Pickle aud Betsy his N
wife, Tobia, Pickle * Mary
hi. wife: the heirs Of ) ,hn
Coliop. Gec..sad. aad tue un
known HEN. OF itetvcca COL
!op, drcea.et.
A Nd now at this dag Toe plaiutia, BY
N A.. Il. Buesnrr, his attorney, file. hs
petition for e partition and d~itisiun OF the
f~6;'owiHg described real estate lying In said
conn. OF FIKr, viz: u lot OF Land sDppos-
Ell to c~on:a'n i~o sctes. N "hIch IL situa-
tel a mills bsirgR part Of the north Test
Il OF south ea., ID Of -eciirn lp. town
snip s., Lerth rage west, end lying on
:he south side Of said 10. # lnud end ncar
tie nitdle of said south inc, .nd bounced
as follow: beginning al a white oak On Tie
south : de o. aoTtb %caIvic, on the top 81 The
bluf sni ru0riH- abrat 100 yards 10 II 81
gar tree, thence ycstte mn elm, on the north
side Of cuIyre, thence south to Z red oak. On
tie souta side Of cuivre, aud thence cas-: to
the beginning: and it appearing from said
r%etifi0n and the affidavit; thereto annexed,
that the said taiy Smith, Michael Pickle
and Betsy his wife, Tobias Pickle and Mary,
Ii. vito, toe heirs Of John Cu!ior, decef sed,
and the unknown heirs of Rnrbata Colop,
deceased, are nou-resifents cf THIS Stale. II
is therefore ordered that they b. %notili,l a.
he FLEEING of 'sld petition and that unless
they be- snd appear at the next Term al this
court, 10 be begun and held Ct the court
house, in Bowling Green, within und for
said county Of Pike, on the second Mon
day Of April next, snd plead within the
time allowed for that purpose, jndemert, ~
default, will be rendered against them and
! ordered that notice he gwen ty publication
o. this order in some news per in this
county fOr eight rPcS' sucrrssively.
STATE o F Missouri }sct.
!, Simeon p. Robinson, Cle,t Of the Cir.
cult Court, frr saia county certify tina, tn.
foregoing isa truo cory Of tn. order.
t WITNESS my lad aud offcia.
Seal. seal. Done ut Office in Bpwlius
'' Green. in -nid county Of Pike,
this the 18th day of February l-f5.
s. =. ROBINSON, Ci4-k.
PRIMARY ~. ISIS. s~4r