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THREE PLY CARPETS!

pEST quality three-ply Carpets warranted
I'D selling at $l.l24 per yard. such as is
sold at other stores for Sl.37I and $I.50. Al
50, splendid sssortmen, OF other Carpeting,
Rugs, &C., at {. l.. JONES. :
November II, lS49.
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FLOUR! FLOUR

a. o. THE undersigned has
xx !. - commenced running a
ySzT.sTSs5s% e.;ssx wagon from his MILL in
x ssssssSy&; "a; Derry township to Lewis
rs 7 ~ ~ - E " town twice week, viz
- -. u ! E.sa.st OH WEDNESDAYS and FRI
--s DAYS, on which days he
+@---s,--=s5s-.' s5i.''-~ Will call at any place in
town for grain and return the flour and bran
within reasonable time thereafter
Orders Ien al q w. Thomas store will meet
with prompt attention. Orders for grists,
which viii be furnished in any quantity, should
be accompanied with a bag and the cash, and
the -four will be returned either to Mr.. Thomas
or delivered at dwellings.
The machinery IN this mill being in excel
lent condition and having hands IN his employ
vino have had much experience in the business
he can confidently invite public patronage.
ABRAHAM ROTHROCk.
Derry township, Jan ,, Io50-3t
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not only of its superiority, but that he is selling
books much lower than they have been offered
here before.
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z .lST OF LETTERS remaining in the
aA Post Office IN Lewistown, January !

AilS4 " II -
Bouch Miss Elizabe
Bowes Michael
Bunsel George
Boyd Mrs Jane E
Bouch Mrs A Z
Brannon John
Beck Robert 2
Bosenstine Henry Il
Brennan MuIty
Barrans Henry
Brown John
BowersockS Geo
Belcher WA
Black John
Baer David
Bear Charles
Burkh holder John
Bare Reuben II
Bilger d W
Bats + NJ
Bower Mrs Cath. f
Bever Jos
Brimer A
Benjamin Richard
Benjamin Jacob
Boyd Susanna
Christ l. B
Crawford W m II
Crownover Sam'l
Casey Thos
Care Michael w
Caley Susan
Cau-man Jacob
German Dennis
Chenson Sam'l W
Cherry James
Comfort n J
Chance Hiram 2
Davis Wm ID
Donavan John
Driscole Dennis
Doran Thos
Deene Thos
Drefris S
Dubbs Henry
l1pirZ ChaS
Easton Mrs Sarah
Erie Charles
Esilger d NJ
Eyerage Eliza
Eager Marion
| Elizabeth Mrs Ar
FranciScus I'm
Farman Geo
Fields Hetty
Filler Miss Rebecca
Fitzsimens James
Fink Henry
Fox Philip
Foster Jos b
Flssel Eliaz
Fincannon Mrs EliZ'
Framd Christian
Gilens John
Graham G. )
Graham Andrew
Gall John
Gle Mrs Ann
Carve Henry
Giboney Capt Paul
Gously I'm
Goodwine Miss 3
Hart John
Hinges Michael
Hoops Mrs Nancy
More Mrs Catharine
Howard Patrick
Hall Richard
HeweSon VIM
Hartman John
Henderson Mrs Mar
Heshe Henry
Hill Jno
Hoggmyre D II
HaneS John >
Hammond Henry :
Hough Capt
Hegarty James
Irwin Geo
lngraham A NJ
Johnson Margaret
Johnson II G.
Jester Edward
Jones Zachariah
Jefiries W W
kaler Christian
kepler Sam'l
Kaufman Benjamin
Kelly John
knauss Reuben
Kizer VIM
kurz Jno A
kepperling Henry
Lynch Lawrence
Long Miss Jane
Lenniss VIM
Lilly John
Lambert Robt
Lindsey Fanny
Lehman Robt F
Latferty Pasmore
F." Persons en-.
above list will p.
advertised.
VILLA
Lswistown, Jan,
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GEO. MAXWELL.
ANDREW e. BARCLAY.
JNO. NJ. KENNEDY.
A. J. DERBYSHIRE.
WIN. NJ. KENNEDY.
JOSEPH CEEAVER.
PHILIP RENBOLD.
JOHN c. CLARK.
GEO. G. CLEAVER.
/, lS49-2m novel.
ERS remaining in the
4ewistown, January ],
Lane G "
Lang Lewis
Miller Jacob 2
Mordock VIM
4 MiIlhouse Amos
Miller Samuel l.
Montgomery Jos
Muthersbaugh David
Muthersbaugh Samuel
Miller John
MiSkin Mrs Mariah
Mahaney Nathaniel 2
Martin John {
Master Conrad
Morrow Joseph
Maccay Silas
Marks Jno
Mccarthy w
McCutcheon &Co WB
Mclaughlin Polly
Mcdowell AlIsRebecca
McL0ciin Henry
McDougull Robt
Mcintyre Isabella .
McFadden VIM r
Mckee VIM
Mckinley John N
McWilliams p IL
Mcdowell Thos
McComahy Jas II
McHose Geo
McNea Franklin
Nofiune David 3
Noland Jeremiah
Orick James
O'Neil James
Oswell David
Ovelseers Of Granville
township
Peters Geo 2
Pours James
Peters Daniel
Pouley VIM
Raymond Henry ?
Rothrock Mrs Martha
Reynolds Henry
Rager Miss Jane Eliza
Rains Thomas
Riden Miss Margaret
Reed Jno )
Ream Daniel
Rhoder John
Rittenhouse Miss II NJ
Reynolds Wm
Shepton Robert
SkileS John
Shultz Henry
Stevenson Calvin F
Soherhammer Ficles
Snowbarger Margaret
Sellers John
Shaffier G W
Stuart Andrew
Smith William ,
Stem Henry
hSpeucer James
Silver James
Shawbell John
Stull Isaac
Strunk W m
Stewart Lewis p
Scott F B
Sutton John
Sellers John ]
Sperrv Samuel
Spoken Miss Elizabeth
Stephens James
Smith Thomas
Shewman VIM
Swan Henry
Spiece VIM
Shanelauph Jacob
StilIwell Jesse
Shimp Thompson
Schawartze A F
Thompson John l.
Trot John
Terst Ambrose
Towerbridge w S
Tympany Jas
Telegraph Office
Nagley John
Fansant Hezekiah
Werlich Miss Marg't
Wade Miss Ann
" ellis Abraham ,
Wighin VIM
W adsby q $
West Miss Mary II
Wolf John p
Walker David
Wagner George
Wilson Cammel
Williams John
Weirick jeremiah
Williams ]
Woods James A ]
Woodsides Jonathan
Westfall " ashingtou
Wilson Byoon
Yaney George
Yater VIM
Noung John
Zoll Jacob
uiring for letters on the
ease say that they are
NJ BUTLER, p. NJ,
5, 1850.
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Trustees Sale.

VUHEREAs. William Nally, by his deed,
w bearing date the 23d Of January, l849,
and recorded in the Recorders Office Of Pike
county. Book X, page $40, conveyed 10 the I'M
idersigned certain slaves and other personal prop
Ierty therein mentioned, to secure the payment o!
two debts. one TO Richard Kerr and the other
Ito Uriel Griffith; and whereas by the terms Of
said deed the undersigned were authorized "a
sell the property conveyed, if said debts should
Iremain unpaid mn the LIST day Of January, 1850
Nov, therefore. in pursuance Of the provisions
lof said deed Of trust, we shall Offer 10 the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, on SATURDAY,
1.-THE 18th day Of February next, in the town OF
lClarksville, FIVE SLAVES, Peter. Kate, Ed.
,mund. Harriet and child-also, l8 head Of Cat
tie, As head of Hogs, one bay mare, one grey
mare, one OF wagon. six beds, bedding & steads,
one bureau. one table, and FIVE ploughs.
The title to tais property is believed TO be in.
Idisputable, but we shall only sell such title as is
vested in US BY the deed.
4. i. sUcKNER, Trustees
January 2sth, 1850.
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W., d. WOOD. Z. n. VIOLET,
WOOD & VIOLET,
g.. WHOLESALE AGENTS AND DEALERS.
PITTSR URGH MANUFACTURES
No. 2Os North Main street,
ST. LOUIS, MO, ,

No. 2Os North Main street,
e ST. LOUIS, MO.
soLE AGENTS FOR
HALMAN & cos Coach and
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts,
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts, &c.
Livingston, Ro<gen & Cos Platform and COun-
ter Scales, Patent Kauehphy and Paint Mills,
. Knob Locks, Latches, Mslleable Castings. Sc.
|LippsneOtt 4 Cos (warrsnted) Axes, Hatehet',
Shovels, Spades, Picks, Msitocks, Mill, Cir
cular and X Cut Saws, &c.
r. T. W. N Faber's ~(suparior) Carding Ma
chimes, Machine Cards, Comb Cleaners, SC.
Paterson's (superior) Letter Copying Presses.
Marshall 4 Bros celebrated Solid Box Vices,
Mill, Timber and Press Screws. SC. SC.
Burk. & Barnes (superior warranted fire, thief
and damp proof Salamander safes.
.Andre0 Fuiton's (ce:eLrsted) Church, Steam
boat and Tavern Bells.
"a. Dealers are respectfully in, tied 10 exsm-
rfefr STOCK, which win De sold low fes 0ash
Tor approved PAPER. .
st. Louis ay ist., lS49-1y.
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DRY GOODS,

EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
|. MysseIections are Of the latest styles and Ct the
most approved fabrics Of English, French, and
domestic Goods; and have been purchased in
the Eastern Markets at such rates a. will. ! be.
ilieye. enable nae % giv e-sstisfactioni to the closest
dealers: t4a t;.- .. s. S.. ,.-.H.. m
All persons purchasing goods in this, market,
are most respectfully invited 10 call and examine
nay stock before purchasing elsewhere, and nc
pains shall be spared TO paeasethem, both in price
and quality Of goods. ,H.ei. do !int
The subscriber having devoted his entire a.
to the retailing Or vending Of Dry Good,
for the last twelve yeart, feels confident he car
give saiisfsstion, and hopes 10 merit : portiOn o.
public patronage.
p. S.--Most asticIs5 81 neschantable produces
win be taken ID exchange for goods.
Ma -4th, 1919. 1T. ''a @"'s |34*'
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TO THE PLANTERS or TOBACCO IN
MISSOURI.

THE Proprietors Of the Plsn'ers' Tobacco Ware
l. hnnse, offer their third Annual Premium for
the fur best hogsheads at Tobacco, the growth Of
IS49, raised in this State; the premiums to be Az ard
ed IN Thur.day, the 20'hday of June, 1850, viz:
$50 for the firstpremiuin hogshesd Msnufactur-
ing Tobacco.
$25 for the second ditto.
$50 for the first premium hid. Shipping Tobacco.
$40 4" second d" +"
Judges to be appointed by the Planters or their
Agents, and the premiums paid accordingly.
HOUSEMAN & LuWRY,/
Proprietors Of Plauters' lob. Warehouse.
January 18th, 1850. 81. Louis.
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
MARRIED.

On the 4th inst BY Justice John c. Massie Mr.
PETERPRESLEY, and Miss SUSAN HARDIRt
bovh Of Lincoln County, MOI rsar:sn'cI n :
On Ths 1oth issis, by the same; MI. DON Al
FH0NSo HOGABQAM, and Miss EvELINEA A
FLITCHER, both Of Pike County, Ills. d 70 .
=: lrlyr. GONE TO n osLD'REeroNs. : =
MSe6ed'on the 5,h inst, hy Rev. AAlison, Mr.
Jonr McCuSE, son If Mr.. WIN. Mcclure Egg. and
Mss LOUISA TAPLEY, daughter Of Green Iapley
E,q., all If this County.
"Wihout our hopes, without our fears,
Without the home that plighted faith endears.
without the smile from partial beauty won!
Oh what were mapP q world without 4 SUM-
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
trustees Sale of Real
Estate.

RY virtue and authority Of . certain deed Of
u trast tn NE executed by Francis Angle, Of the
county Of Pike and State Of Missouri, and duly &C
|knowledged and recorded in the proper Office in
said county, in Book G, page l2l and following.
shall proceed TO sell, in front Of the store door Of
E. G. McQnie, in the city Of Louisians, NO., al
public cutlery AMI auction. for ready money, on the
SIXTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT, between the
hours Of 10 and 8 O'Clock of said day, the follow.
ling described tracts or parcels Of land, living and
being in said county and State, viz:-,he 9 Wqnar.
ter Of the N E qnarter of section M. 80, town.
ship No. IS, range Ne. Q W, containing q 2
E quarter Of section No. %, tnwn<hip No. 55,
2 W., containing 90 ! 2Acres, more. ar less.
These tracts together. containing FORTY-SEV-
IENACRES, more or less, will be sold as above,
to satisfy the demands Of A. H.. CLASSIFY, assignee
|of Isaac Herrick and E. G. MrQuie against the Is
tate of Francis Angle, in compliance with the pro-
visions Of the said Deed Of Trust.
Jan. 98th, 1856. JOHN S. McCUNE.
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
CITY o%RDINANCE--No 43.

I'm Ordinance concerning a burying
ground.
Be Is ordained BY the City Council Of the
city Of Louisiana:
Seq. l. fR-shsi be the. duty Of the mayor
Of tl,e city Of Louisiana 10 draw a y warrant on
the City Treasurer in favor of Marshal s.
Allen, for tile sum Of two hundred and fifty
dollars, so soon ss!the said NJ. S. Allen shall
execute totie ely . good and sufficient
: deed 10 fce stfts of Land as described in
his bond bearing even date herewith.
Sec. Cd. This ordinance TO be in force
FROM and after iis passage. g..
Passed Feb. 6,h, 1850. o..
W.. X. KENNEDY, Mayor.
BIB. Boox, Clerk, C c. p.
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New FURNITURE STORE.
In BayAkH's R0U. Georgia Street,
LOUISIANA, NO.
Rrice & Young.
T. BRrcE. 4sf4a :' - fouHO'
T.BRrcE.

|rT0HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to an.
i uouuce 10 the citizens of Pike and the adjacent
counties. tina, they have, and Intend keeping on
hand, a LARGE 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
of FURNITURE, suited to the wants ana csPsei.
ties of our improving country. Our sioSH mas
been selected with care, to y hich we WIN con.
stanily add by purchase, - well as oy cur o""
manufacture. and consists in part Of
BUREAUS. plain aud scroll fronts;
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, =
WORK STANDS, .is
CHAIRS Of every description, with raany other
articles unnecessary 10 mention.
Persons desiring articles In our line, wonm 90
yell 20 rive u. 4 caH. as We sre sure thsR can do
better Nth the same money here than hS visiting
the stores Of ST. Louis. dBRICEA Y08NG.
P. S.-Undfrakiag attended 70 O. the sh"ssest
notice, and a. Reasonable rates. "rB&1
December Sd. lS49.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
u has obtained from the County Court Of Lincoln
County. letters OF administration on the estate Of
John c. Hamiltnn, deceased, dated the lsthday oil
December, 1919. ..r -' . ,s
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested 10 present them With" one year from
the date OF said letters; and IT not presented with
in three years from said date, they will forever be
.preetuded srom the benefits Of said estate.
"a 80 r. - ISAAC LEA, Admir-.
December 18th 1s49. (5w)
Democratic banner., 1850-02-11
CITY NO. A.

in Ordinance ~oppropriattng money.
Be il ordained by the City Council of the
City of Louisiana. d..
Sec. /. That the following sums be, and
the ssneja hereby appropriated out Of any
money in the Treasu ry not otherwise appro'
pristed for the following purposes.
70 Killing aud Glare fog making paved
guttrring On South Carolina street SIS 90
To WIN. King for 40 per cent.
on contrac, for filling and Nc. -
Ademi.ing On South Caroline st. SO 20
TOMS. Allen 10 paynei't' for
Ave acres Of Land for bur wing
Il ground. 800 90
o -ss .siEu' -. -
., ID. 1884 40
Sec. Cd. This ordinance to be In force
from and seer its passage.
Pasted Feb. 9Th, 1850. ,r ,5,..r
w. K. KENNEDY, Msyos'.
"a B. II. DOoH, Clerk, G. C. 40
r LEH
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December 18th 1sl9.
STATE OF ~MIssoURI,1.
a- CovrSrv or prvr ess

COUNT OF PIKE,
In Pike Couafy Catlrt, Norember Term, l849.
A MONG the records and proceedings had IN the
a 9Th day Of said term Of the court, is the fol-
lowing, viz
"Wsshington Waits, adn'r. ofthe e~stateof John
WnFsham. deceased, having heretofore filed In
this court his petition for the sale Of the real esiste
OF said deceased, which 10 accompanied BY The
lists, inventories and accounts required by Law, oil
II I. therefore ordered that all persons be
notified hereof, and that unless the contrary be
|shewn, on or before the 6rss day u he next terui
of this court, an order viii be made for the salf
|of the real estate of ssid deceased, or 80 mach
wilibs sufficient 10 pay the debts agaihs
said estate; and ordered that . copy &c this Ordel
be published in soms newspaper published In this
for six weeks successfully.
true copy from the record.
. AHes: eteH srRRAY, clsgk.
Sss -A~-e ~. IeIA. '-osA~-N
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Look AT THIS!

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO.
IN PARTNERSHlP.-Th undersigned have
this day dissolved Copartnership by mutual con.
sent. The notes and accounts will be left for a
abort time with joint L. Tribble at the old stand
Of Tribble & Block. Should they not he paid
promptly, we will be under the necessity ;of
handing them over 10 On officer for collection.
JOHN L. TREBLE,
JACOB BLOCK.
:. Spencersbnrg, Jan. Path, 1850.
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h Pike Ciircu1 Court, Septens6e, TERM
.1RAA.
kbner L McEiwee 4 Mary MeEfwee,
By James Mills, her guardiAn-Peu.
tioners.

.kbner L McEiwee & Mary MeEfwee,1 Al
By James Mills, her g~uardian-Petf-
tioners.
Petitioa.
Ross McElwee and Naomi, his wife, ,.s;,;.,
Josephus F d Thornton and Eiiza. Re"A'
beth Jane, his Wife, and John N.
Massey, and James d Masssry, mi" "
nors under 81 year-DrfeRdsnts.
NOW here come said petitioners, and fse their
Az amended petition, verified by afidsvit,. fog
|~partitinn or sale Of the following described real q.
tate of James McElwee, deceased. viz: the vi
8 E Or. Of sec. 8. T53, N RAJ ", containiag 80
r 9 W, containing 80 acres-makins, tugrthef,
100 acres; and Il appearing to the court from said
that said John N. Massey and James D u
Massey, are minors. the conrt appoints Nicholas
P. Minor their guardian, adiifem. and orders him
70 exeeu'e hisbond to their use, and said Minor ap-
pears in court, accepts saia Appointment, executes
his bond, which is approved, and joins IN said Pc,
,'iotl; and It appearing from the affiayit that said
Josiah Henry and Ann, his wife, yosephds +. D,
Thornson and Elizabeth Jane his vile, are not resi-
tents Of this State: II Is therefore ordered that they
Re notified OF the fling Of said p~etitions aad that
unless they be and appear in said cnurs atihA next
term thereof, to be begunk held, at the court house
!" the town Of Bow ling Green, within and for said
Isnunty Of Pike, on The first Monday Of April next
and plead 10 or otherwise answer said petition,
within six days from the Erst day Of said term,
4 ldgment by default win be rendered against theh
n the premises; and ordered that . copy Of this or,
Ter be published In some newspaper Published in
thia county, for eight weeka successfully, the last
day Of the next term Of this court, add continued.
Test: ]. NJ. MARTIN. Clerk,
December Sd, l849. n3SSR1
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MR. WILLIAM WILLIIOIT, yon viii please
lVA take notice, thu, at che next term Of the conr'
ty court, TO be begun end held at tie court house u
Bowling Green, in and for the county Of Pix and
State Of Missouri. on the first Monday in Febria
ry, 1850, We will apply to said count for IN orde'
for the partition or sale OF the slaves Of the estate
of Eva Without, deceased, late Of said county
in which YOU are interested as an heir and distrib
tutee. Signed, November the s8'h. 1S49, BY
JAMES CULWEEL,
Administrator, and In right Of his wife, Peachy
Culwell, . distributee.
% BENJAMIN WILLHOlT,
Adm'r. and Distribute.
JACOB SHROAT,
IN right Of his wife, Matilda.
..'' '' JOEL WILLIS,
in right nf his wife. Matinda.
re- tF WILLIAM WILLHOIT.
December Sd, ls49. (n33 sw)
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NEW ARRIVAL or .g
FALL & WINTER fL0THlKG,

IENHE Isubscfi5er has just returned from Sc.
Louis with . large B wen selected stock Il
|EEADKMaDE u0THIFG, comprisings I'll
aftscles of ecndsmen's ware, calculated 10 snik
the efavest farmer and ssSest youth. BE dssma
q 6nnecesssTY 70 eEamersfe tbs, artioIeA- CAA
IS ut You Nsht, and be will b sRsf e kass
4. 81 has also sgoed supply Of 80
Dig Goods. Groeeries, ,Quesnswsrs.
Haydtr0re, &es
. which kssoiei3 the cp,top q - ffispas
end dealers ssnsssHy
t~.;.:.s. Sspt.-S th. 1873
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n 7 c B

A LL persons Indebted 70 the estate oI WN. II
"A Rosrssox, deceased, are hereby notified tina
unles. payment be made by the first 81 February
1850, that all uoies and acco,!nis remaining in tn
hands OF tie administrators, will be put in the hand
Of q proper officer for collection.
MARLEY & PARKS, Admr'.
January 81, lS50L2w.. '..
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Public Sale.

WILL ss sold on the I'd day Of March next, al
~ my residence z miles west Of Louisiana,
the following personal property, to-wit:-Horses
Cattle, Hugs, Sheep, farming utensils, and othei
articles too tedious 70 mention.
A credit Of II months ~ifi be given on al sum,
OF Eve d!llars aud upwards, by the purchasers
giving bond with approved security. All sums un.
der ave dollars. the cash will be required. The
farm on which / reside will also BE- rented.
Feb. t4sh, 30 JOHN GILMORE.
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NEW STORE.

TlHE subscriber begs Ieave4O inform the citi'
gems of Pike andthe surrounding counties
that he has Just opened in the lOGer room o
Diapers Rov. Water street. Louisiana, one o
the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCKS OF ssaat5 .1.h
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- VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
IEsE SlhE-slTh The undersigned having more use
2 + a'ouey than property, has determined 70
1owing sesl psoperty In this ,eiiy:-The westefn
t<ffof - Mo- I56, block "a; upon which Is two
60 stseleffam ann Dwellings, nearly new, with
N feSRscekerf< pngesiAas 1ttaf hed
F& NsssheS tnfsFtdsff6u, fPffS coon to the
RtEssuf oeedeahf and owner, who will take plea
Snse Ia chewing the premises and Improvements.
Feb. l4ih, 1850. JOHN A. ROBINSON.
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~ Tue undersigned beg leave
A TO announce TO the public
%A 4 that they have established
A@ themselves permanently in
-~ Louisiana. a. DEALERS
i'm COUNTRY PRODUCE Of every discrip-
|tion. and receivers and shippers Of Produce and
Goods for Country Merchants. Their location
at the wharf sfords them every facility for al.
to the interests Of their customers. and is
a clear saving to shippers OF the expense Of dray-
age TO and from the warehouses Of the city,
They will at all times give the most liberal mark
'et prices for Produce, and store freight at rea.
sonsble charges. They will give the ~strictest
personal attention to the shipping of produce for
warded to them, and to receiving and forwarding
of freight for country merchants.
Having invested near their whole capital in
their present business. they expect TO invite Gus
tom by accommodation and advantage to their Gus
II They will also keep on hand at all times
a general assortment Of GROCERIES at uhoie-
sale and retaaii.
'fa THOMAS CASH, ia, eco.
July 23d ls49. ly.
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WHARF BOAT

LOUISIANA, MO.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SHIP
PEERS OF PRODUCE:
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TuE undersigned beg leave
to announce TO the public
that they have established
themselves permanently in
Louisiana. a DEALERS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-22

The Burlington Courier denies that Luz
Gus B. Peck is in good and regular stand
ing with the Southern Democracy" How,
then, does it happen that the Speaker of the
House, Southern Democrat, appointed
Mr.. Peck as Chairman of one Of the most
important Commi,,eesl And how does il
happen that Mr.. Peck has SO fully justified
the confidence of his Southern, Antl-Tariff
allies, in giving him this prominent position,
BY suffering six or eight months to elapse
without even calling single meeting of the
Committee on Manufactures? In the long
contest for Clerk, Extending through twen-
ty ballotings,) MIR. Peck voted without ex-
ception for the regular caucus nominee, who
was well known to be openly aud actively
hostile to the WiImot Proviso-notwith-
standing u considerable number Of North
ern Locofocos refused to do so.
During the eight ballotings for Sergeant
alarms, Mr.. Peck voted-with two excep-
tions-for Jesse E. Dow, Ia" Slaveocrat,"
as the Courier would call him, 1.-THE infa-
nous Heroic Age" of the Washington
was nominated by Mr.. Cobb,
Of Alabama.-Middlebury Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-08-22
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thousand square miles Of her territory
wherefore he could not stand it. Yet here
we see him voting so as to deprive her o.
over Thirty Thousand square miles more,
which were secured to her by the Compro-
mise bill. So much for has friendship for
New Mexico. e
III is worthy of remark that when the
Senate came out of Committee, Mr.. I'm
derwood renewed his amendment, and i,
was again voted down-Benton still against
it-but this time Messrs Whitcomb and
Bright, the Indiana Senators, voted directly
IN the teeth of their former votes, and in fa-
vor of pushing the North line Of Texas up
to &c 30. Hauing voted once for their
constituents and their consciences. they
seem to have thought themselves entitled 10
vote next for Texas and Slavery.
We trust this Boundary is to be i'm
proved in the House.