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Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
TRUSTEE' SAT.E-

WHEREASs Benjamin Goodin and Sa-
w rah his wife, ON the 9Th day of Novem-
Der, 1916, conveyed to Theod dore Switzler,
a certain parcel or tract OF land living and
being situated in Henry county, State of
Missouri, to wit the cast half OF the s.
w. quarter, and the west half Of the s. L.
quarter of section No. "a, in township 43,
of range "a, containing 100 acres, as will
ap ppear by reference to book ID, pages 4l5
aud 4l6, in the Recorders Office Of the
county aforesaid, in trust, to secure Rob-
ert G. Henry, or order, oile note dated No
vember 1876, for $246 9S 100, one day af-
ter date and whereas, the said note is
due and unpaid, and the same has beer
assigned to James M. White.
Now, therefore, at the request Of said
James NJ. White, the Undersigned, Trus-
tee. will. on the 29th day of January, A.
D. 1919, at the Courthouse door in the
of Clinton, county and State aiore-
said, sell the above described real estate
to the highest bidder at public auction, for
cash in hand, and upon such sale, viii ex-
ecute deed thereof to the purchaser in
fee simple. st
THEODORE SWITZLER,
jan6-lt.49 1ruste @
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
IMHoRTANT EVIDENCE.
CnowN Polsr, Ind, March II, ls47

CRowN PoiNr, Ind, March IL, l847.
DR.. "A. G. Brogg-Deor Sr:-Sotne
five years ago,l became an agent for sell
ing your Pills. The first year l sold but
few-but my sales have been increasing
in amount, until last year, al retail, the
sales amounted 10 $l70-and no Pills in
my vicinity can compare with their medi
cal qualities. Whoever commences using
your pills are sure 10 use no other. In
short, your Tonic Pills stand unegualled
as an Ague remedy and your 8nti- BIZ
ious Pills are unsurpassed as family med.
icihe. Respectfully yours:
w. A. CLARK.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in anol
lher column.
Sold in Warsaw only by
BROWN & DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

Outfit and Route 10 California. We
have been kindly furnished by friend,
with Circular written by Col. VIM. Gil
pin 10 committee of the citizens of In
dependence, relative 10 The best route from
Missouri 10 Oregon and California, and
the facilities for furnishing outfits 10 per-
sons going 10 either place. AS informa-
ton from such source may be regarded
as altogether reliable, we shall take pleas
ure in laying Col. Gilpn's circular before
our readers, next week, for the benefit Of
all those who design taking trip across
the plains the coming spring.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
CITY OF Vs:YRS.gvE.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 27.
Close of he Noiuue.-With this No.

Close of The Voiume.--With this No.
we close the fourth volume Of the Visit
or. To those who have kindly favored us
with their patronage, and thereby assisted
us III securing the permanency of press
here, we return our warmest thanks.
If we have failedto make our sheet as in
teresting as 1t might have been, il must be
attributed TO some other cause than want
Of industry or even desire 10 make il as
readable as any paper that circulates in
our midst. We have not been content TO
leave its management in the hands Of 9TH
ers, but have given il our own personal
attention; and our unremiued eXertions,
for four years past, 10 amuse and instruct
our readers, are offered as a guarantee for
the efforts which we shall put forth in fu-
ture, in order TO make the Visitor accept
able 10 the public. To those no have
read our paper for one, two orthree years,
and have paid nothing, and have finally
become ashamed TO call for them any lon
ger, will, of course, no; expect us 10 re-
turn them any thanks. We have some
such patrons as these, but will soon gel
rid Of them, unless they pay up. With
the view Of making some material i'm
nroyements in the mechanical appearance
of our paper in the spring, as well as 10
make some addition to our stock of male
rials, we would orce more earnestly re-
quest those indebted 10 us for advertising
and job work, to pay at least portion o
their Indebtedness as soon as practicable
that we may be the better enable TO make
the desired improvements and additions
We hope further call in this matter will
not be necessary.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
Consu0lFiires, Dcspuir not-thers is Hope
eren for Me Ouing!


This is TO certify that sonic time sines,-
was taken with . pain i'll my side and
breast called in the aid of several rhy.'
sicianS, but they failed to givo me any re-
lief. and for the space of one year grew
rapidly worse. In addition 10 this, waS'
attacked with violent cough although
an excellent phy>icion lived in tho same
house, and used the greatest exerion, andS
paid the stricle>t attention, it bafTitd alF
hts skil-two others were called in, one
Of which was an aged and skillful DhySi-
clan. but all their efforts proved alike uu-
avaiing. At last, physician who was
attending cam meeting in the neighbor-
hood, came to see me, and declated that
could not last more than Cne day longer;
also, all the vast number who came 70 see
me, believed that u few days at most must
end my earthly career. My friends were
row called in to see me die! But my bro-
ther, at this crisis, Clearing Of the aston
i>hing cueS performed by DR.. Rogers,
Compound Syrupof Liverwort and Tar,l
went to Chiilioothe and back, a distance
Of sixty miles, III thirteen hours, to ger
some of the above medicine; | comment
| ced taking it, and strange to tell, before b
had used half bottle, the coTksf was en-
tirely cure / from this time II recovered
rapidly, and when had used two bottles,
/ was able TO assume my family avocstions
as usual. am fully satisfied that II It
had not been for this excellent medicine,
II would now be in my grave, 'al1 must, In
justice, say that / truly return my sincere
thanks to the inventor Of thla priceless
medicine, snd would recommend all per-
sons afflicted with diseased lungs, to give
il trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
Stanton, Feb. 4, ,Is46. a fe
We, theunderslgned, do certify that the
account of Mrs. Rowe is corree9, we be-
ing personally acquainted with all The cir
cumstances. aa ,ri
X. p. JOHNSON, P. E. MXFTnEwss'
TR5s. CRAIG, Jos. EvAKS,
Sold by Brown & Dunn, warsaw.
Dr. Hutchison, BoonyiIle,
Huston & Basconi, LekinBs
ton. Orders may be addressed 10 ~
H. BLAKSLEY q Co., ~ Louis
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

From Jefferson. Owing TO the high
stage Of the water courses between this
place and Jefferson City, we have been
cheated out of the mail due here yester-
day morning. We understand the stage
left here on Thursday at noon, but being
unable to cross Cold Camp, returned again
that night. BY this means we are depri-
we'd of the privilege of laying before our
readers anything very late or important
either from Jefferson or Washington
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
II signed has obtained from the Clerk Of
the Henry County Court, Letters of Nd
ministration on the estate of John George,
decd, bearing date the lth day Of JasSu-
ary, 1870
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified rs eXhibi; them
for allowance within one year from the
date of said Letters, or they may he pre-
c]uded from having any bereft Of said cs-
tate, and if such claims be not presented
within three years, they viii be forever
barred.
WILLIAM c. GEORGE, sdm'r.
ianl3-3t-5U*
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

ITThe river at this point has fine
tide for navigation, in consequence of TIE
recent general tliaw. We suppose there
must be some 8 or ten feet water On the
bars, and unless there should come anotl-
er spell of hard weather, we may expect
navigation 10 be opened much earlier than
usual. II is not probable that the water
will be so low as to interrupt navigation
again before the latter end of June.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
LOUISVILLE. Jan. Il.

We have received dispatches from n.
Orleans, uia Jackson, Miss, datedthe Th.
They announce that the cholera is rapidly
disappearing, and that the Board OF Health
OH the 9Th, declared the cholera no long
er an epidemic.
There were no new cases in Vicksburg
for the three days preceding the 7,h.--
That city was considered very healthy
The Gather was cold with strong north
wind.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

Bsnk 0ficers.-The following are the
pamss-Of the officers elected by the Le-
gislaiure to manage the affairs Of the pa
rent Bank at St. Louis, for the next two
years, viz: James NJ. Hughes, President.
Edwark Walsh, VIM. T. Christy, ]. b,
Bran., j. E. Yeatman, l.. Pickering, w.
A, HeiskeI, 3. Angelrodt. J. B. HELEN
stein, H. Fisher and J. Forbes, Directors.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

a3@ln the Slate Senate on the 10Th but
little was done except 10 discuss the con-
tested election case, and on the 20lh, ,he
day was spent on matters Of local char
acter. In the House ON both these days,
nothing of Importance was done.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

4, FogidS.-Gen. Jackson Morton has
been elected to the U. States Senate by
he'LegislaiuTe Of Florida, for the term Of
xyears, to succeed the Hon. Mr.. West
eOtt, whose term expires on the 4ih Of
MErei Eeoh.- Mr. Morton is Wing,
btaiing Ward, also Wing, hy recsirine
hs Wsmocfatic vote.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
obituary.

"Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to withcr at the north winds
breath,
And stars to set, but all,
Thou hast all seasons for shine own, o
Death 70
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

E1~Our thanks are due TO the publish
ers of the metropolitan for copy oftheir
tri-weekly paper, from which we are en-
abled TO give our readers the most impor
tant transactions now going on in the Le-
eislature.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
For the TiSitor.

neighboring county OF Camden.
For the TiSitor.
Messrs. Editors 1T becomes my pain
lul duty, in compliance with the request of
a number of persons, to give through your
useful paper, true statement Of facts con-
nected with the untimely death Of Mrs.
Narcssa Winds, hich occurred in Cam
den county, Mo-, OR the 18th day Of No
vember last. On the day proceeding this
heart-rending circumstance, her husband
left home to 60 10 mill but the distance and
other circumstances were such that his re-
turn that night was doubtful and in tile
absence of her sister, who made her home
principally with them, Mrs. Winds was
left entirely alone. There were evident
signs visible on the morning of her death,
that she had been sick through the night.
About eight o'clock on The morning in
question, her brother and sister approach
ed the house, and seeing the smoke issu-
from the chimney and window, which had
been opened, they thought to have laugh
at her for rising so late; but what was
their surprise, upon entering, 10 find their
sister lying in the fire and such Of her
clothes as were not burnt off, still burn
| ing. II is believed from all the circum-
stances, that she arose in the morning and
having uncovered about double handful
of fire, and drawn il TO the front of the
FIRE place, she went out into the yard and
got few chips and put on the Goals, anc
on kneeling down 10 blow the fire, it i,
believed she tainted, or had an apoplectiC
fit and fell in the fire, which caught in hel
hair, and from thence 10 her clothes, ant
was found in this condition by her brother
and sister. They Immediately put out tn
burning clothes, and laid her on The floo
in front Of the fire place. Her sister thel
ran to Mr.. Moses Campbell's S and told hin
the circumstances and desired him 10 g
TO DIR. WIN. Dodson's, and let him and o
thers know Of it. Mr.. Campbell havinI
his horse already saddled for another pur
pose, went directly TO DIR. Dodson's, an
informed him that Mrs Winds was muc
, burned, and perhaps dead. He imnedi
ately caught and saddled couple of horS
es for Mrs. Dodson and Mrs. Burchsrf
and himself walked, as they had only a
bout mile to 60. When they got ther
they found Mrs. Winds in the eondilio
described. They saw the print of th
; rlght arm, and srme saw the print of III
lefi, in the ashes, and il appeared that sh
+ had moi struggled after she fell in the fir'
: They also saw bed as though some on
f had laid in il, and the clothes turned dow
!, as though some one had got out of it,
: From every circumstance, they thought
.soplain case, that no inquesi'was hel'
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

y5>Gen. James Shields has been cho-
sen member of the L. States Senate, by
the Illinois Legislature, for six years from
the 4h Of March next, in place Of Hon.
S. Broess, whose term expires on that
day.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
Esfeg.

In lhis city on thursday evening last,
the 25th inst, at 10 o'clock, p NJ, Lucy
MARGARET, only ch.ld of Mr.. and Mrs.
James AtllisSou, aged one year, 9months
and six days.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
W onderful! Extraordinary! &
MiraCulOusi!l .

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CvnxD And
I we defy the whole world 10 produce
such strong and undoubtcd testimony from
men OF such high standing as we have, in
favor of DR.. ROGERS LIVERWORT
AND TAR, in curing consumption, and
breaking up the most distressing cough in
a ic IS holirS time.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
by Telegraph for The 81. Louis Union.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 10.
AT Vickburg, Oh The 9Th, there were
two deaths from cholera, and sc, eral new
cases reported
Several cases had appeared a! Grand
Gull, and some at nearly every town and
plantation along the river. None yet at
Naichez.
Al New Orleans, for the "a hours end
ing noon the 6th there were l3 deaths at
the hospital, and 8 patients admitted. For
the same period % additional deaths oc-
Cured in The city.
Four cases Of cholsra are reported az
Mobile.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
DR. w. ]. RIcHARrs. physiei

OF more than twenty years standing in
Cincinnati, says-AlthOugh 1t may appear
to certify TO the virtues of
DR.. Rogers Syrup Of Lirer Wort and Tar,
yet be is from sense Of duty compelled
so 10 do. AIter witnessing the complete
cure of Mr.. Charles Wade, of that city,
from the very lowest stage of Consumption,
by the use of two bottles of the medicine.
See advertisement in another column.
sOl4in Warsaw, by
BROWN & DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

E5-We have received pamphlet CO.
py of an address delivered in The Repre-
sentatives' Hall, on the Sth inst, by Col.
James II. Birch, for which the author will
please accept our thanks
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
STATE OF MISSOURI, S..
County OF HENRY.
.h1rembpr 72r,a. Il. u. IS53,

JOHN D. y TRiNSrEAD' Petition for Di-
EMILY r. GRINSTEAp. '0'o'
AN the lst day of November, \. y. lStS,
~ the said complainant filed in the Clerks
office of the II enry Circuit Court, Peti-
ton for a Divorce, alledginG that his wife,
the said Emily ,GrinStead. about the lSt
day of November, 1915, wiliully left his
bed, board and house, and abandoned and
willully deserted & abSented h, rSelf from
the said Petitioner, without a reasonable
cause. for two years and mole, which facts
so alledged have been daily sworn to ac-
cording to law, and also that the said Pc
ttioncr has filed an affidavit showing that
said Emily r. Grinstead is not resident
Of this State.
There fore il is ordered that the said En-
~ II. Grinstead be notified that unless she
be and appear before the Honorable Judge
of our Henry Circuit Court, at the Court
House in the town of Clinton, in Henry
county, on the first day Of the next term Of
our said Court, which win be begun and
held on the third Monday after the. fourth
Monday in March next, and within the
first six days of said term, if the term so
long continue. and if not, then bel5re the
end of the term, plead, demur, or anSw er
60 said petition, the same will be taken aS
confessed, and a decree entered according
to the prayer of said Petitioner.
And it is further ordered that copy oi
this order be published in some news pa
per printed in this State for eight weeks
successfully, the last publication thereof
to be at least four weeks before the com
mencement of our said next term.
F. a. PINNELL,- Cfk.
/ IonC 40 Q,,
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
ASTHMA, COUGHS, CoNSUMP-
TION, ETC.

We again call the readers attention TO
that celebrated and most excellent medi-
cine, Visitors Balsam of Wild Cherry
It's reputation is spreading wider and VII
der every day, and all now admit il TO be
the most certan cardfire for al pulmonary
complaints e,er discovered! How graft
flying the thought that remedy is at last
discovered, which has proven itself per-
feet master of that dire disease CON-
SUMPTlON!--Let the despairins cheer
up and lay hold of this life giving ne,ar.
See advertisement.
For sale by Brown & Dunn, Warsaw.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
WAsHINoToy, Jan. 10.

Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, is lying
dangerously i'll in this city.
The President has issued his proclama-
ton convenlnga an extra session Of the Sc
nate on the 9Th of March.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

E-5sWe are indebted TO Col. Switzler,
of the House, for number of interesting
public documents.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

T3=lt is pretty well ascertained that
Gen. Cass will again be returned 10 the
L. States Senate from Michigan.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

"Oh happy pair! to every blessing born,
Forynu may Hfe's calm stream unrufIled
run,
For you its roses bloom without thorn,
And bright as morning shine its every
sum-
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice. 1
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
Nv dersigned has obtain ed from the Clerk
of the County Court OF Henry County,
letters of administration on the estate Of
Melinda Hancock. deed, bearing date
the 5th DAY of December, 1918.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified to present them
for allowance within one year from tho
date Of said letters, or they ndt be pre-
cluded from having any benefit or said es-
tate. and if sucii claims are n9f presented
within three years, they wilP be forever
barred.
TRUMfN T. BATES, admir-.
Jan6- 81 49T
STATE OF MISSOURI, I g
Cou>rY OF WARREN. d.
IN the JKorren Counfy Court, .Norembsr
term lS4S.
iMONG the records add proceedings of
q said Court, made onthc fifth day Of said
term is the following, TO wit:
SAMUEL Z. GREGORY, Curator Of the
Estates of William Z. and Eliza A..
Rice On application for sale Of Rsoi
ESiote.)
NOW here said curator files his petition
n for the sale OF the real estate Of SAID
heirs, for the educatior@and support Of said
heirs, an inventory of the real estate and
the remaining personal estate, with its APP
| praised value, and all other assets in his
hands, the Whole verified by affidavit.
IL is therefore ordered, by the Court, that
all per>OnS interested be notified of said
appiication and petition, by publication
| therHof Ia some newspaper printed in this
state, for six weeks prior 10 the next term
of this corut; and that unless cause TO the
contrary hr shown on ur before the frat
| dAy OF naid next term, AN order wi,l bs'
made Tor the sale of the whole, or so mucp
| of the real estate Of said heirs, as will by
sufficient iOr the purposes aforesaid.
|, Thomas >. Mar>hJll, Clerk of saiE
Court, do certify that the foregoing order
is t'uly copied from the record inmy office.
Given under nay hand and seal of office,
al o!yce, this Goth day Of November,
I%.lN.
THOS. J. MARSHALL, Crk.
BY HENRY PAnXEK, ID. Z.
! iauf 81 ~
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27

Gs+We have been requested TO give
publicity 10 the facts connected with cir
cumstance which recently occurred in the
neighboring county of Camden.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-01-27
EisE or Letters

u EMAINING in the Post Office in War
II saw, Mo. on the LIST day of JAM, lS49.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

IN Observation-Disclosures Amelia Circuit Sn.
perior Count OF Law and Chancery, May term, l6ls:
james P. Cooke Trustee in a deed executed by Ed
Ton Morris, ana Lucy w, his wife, William Scott,
and Elizabeth F. Scott. Tn infant child Of William u.
Scott deceased, who cues by Thomas T. Giles, her next
hirnd Piaintins:
Iohn r. Boiling, late Sheriff Of Amelia county, and
ssach administrator Of VIM G.. Scott dec ID; Alfred
Iasesion, administrator, de bonls non OF said VIM
c. Scott decd; Austin Seay, late -heriif Of Amelia
t0Gny and as such, administrator of WIN. T. Egg,rs-
tca decd and John b. ChalFn, Executor Of Richard
Booker, deed, which Vim. T. Esges'on and Richard
Scokei were sureties Of Alfred y. Eggieston
Defendants.
THIS day. this came on 10 be heard on the BILL
the er 0. Josn r Boiling, late Sher!n OF Amelia
county, and such, administrator oil WIN. y. SCOT,
decd aud Of John Is ChAfIn executor oi the iasi WIZ
and testament Il Richard Booker, decd, repneati"ns
10 >a,d answers ,nd az 10 the defendant, Aiired ".
Esse,t"n, administration, de boniS non OF william y.
Scott. decd, and Austin Seay, late Sheriff Oh Amea,
and as such administrator Of William 1. Eeges.on,
deed, against HON the Plaintiffs appear 10 nave pro-
seeded In III. reqg.ted by law, and more IMAM
Two months lsng elapsed since the service OF process
on those defendants and they still falling 10 appear
and answer the III the SINE Il t,krn for confessed
az !" sc a-f-ndants the -Inols and evidence filed
ana wa argued By .ounse: on consideration whereof
the Court doh order that sli Jno Boiling late sheriff
Of Amelia county, aud as sreh. adru,iraior of VIM.
G. Scott dec'c, do render before q! the commits.
Of this Cont, account OF his administration
On the estate OF tie said tecetan. Ia taking ,rch
sccnunt, Inc commissioned Is 10 consider tar en parts
account heretofore settled and returned az prima facr
evidence oil the matters therein ContBned and on fail
Of said Boilins sheriff and administrator afore I'D
render an account OF his administration Of said es.
ae &c required by this Order after The notice of the
tine and place Of taking the sane The is
rcured TO proceed al The instance OF the plaintiffs 10
i:e the sGme, taking as the basis thereof the said
np4ue account; ard the commissioner Is required 10
.adit stale and settle The said administration account
lad make report thereof TO the Court, any matter
r.eially stated, deemed pertinent b. himself or
saeh any ofths parties may require u be stated.
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