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SPECIAL TERN.

Fhs. e-DrcIsioss. -Lsetss r Beardsiey, vs. r. s..
DTksrsN.-Motion TO dismis. CON plsat, unless con-
plsipant stipulated, granted 9TH siO oests.
Thomas Sgron. .fyyeiianf. rs. John Laurence. Re
sJo'.aept.-Notion TO revive appeal, GRANTEES.
Carl j Peterson, 80 .Jshann " Lusa'ny asd ethsvs-
Motion to order for Injunction and r-seivsr de-
MED $40 cests
W,itiam c. Hall, rs. George L,Vis.-Judgmsnt for
defendant.
Boilers AZ. Fowier. Us. Geas. Grub Judgment for
defendant.
The young members OF the Bar a New York yestsr-
day presented 70 Mt Henry B-rthoifs b-autifui gold
watch aud chain value t17o, as msk OF thor spsre
citation 81 bis courteous aud efficient conduct Al
oficer Of the Supreme Court The ws,oh. whch vas
manufactured by Bessely Liver pool aud pure As
Mir Lsdds VI this city, bears appropriate inscrp
ton
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Died,
ON Friday, Tsbrssry sth after short Illness, Al,
wife Of Ngustus Simmert.
The r.lstivss aud friends OF the hnily are respect
fully invited TO attend her funsra this afternoon at
oclock from her late residence No 60 Hudson street
~iihcut furt hsr invitation.
at Braxoris, Texas, January 18th, 1880 srspss, N.
WssrssvsIr merchant I'm his 3lst year, OF Jsnss
We~tervsit. Of this city.
AZ san trxrctsco, california the l4th OF Dessm Der
sst fsAscs P 500 Of Gabriel Urstscap, Of this city,
In the Gath year Of bic age.
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An the charges. except f30I for miscellaneous ex.
penditures, evidently without corresponding
items In expepses epd yet our expeos-s OF coliec
ton nearly per orut II Mt vinton's amend.
meRt should prevail bite hose OF Great Britain do
not ris Per cent = the gross revenue coected
OF the imssiop Ia which VT ksng is held by his
own party. eau furush YOU 10 better evidence than
the that tie .slare a al he clerks which he has
EMPLOYED since M sccpss,on office and above
those allowed him by DE bill estsbishiby the Home
Department, have ben struck out from ths deficiency
bill In the Commit ee OF aud Means by vote OF
to (eue men b, bting sbseUt aud that the motion
to str Ike them cut made ny shig member IL Is
also pretty well ulorr-tuod tbs etrong opposition
will be made in the Set ate TO the nrnation OF all
the officers appointed Oy the authority OF MIR Ewing.
His party auSi ur 81 get rid OF him either
by driving him ont shoii hisg nis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the bi sbCltshink III" -. Of the pteor will
certainly pass beih hou..s Of congress.
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Movements OF Indivtd ualss
Mason, u. s. A, and Dr. Gould, U. s. N. have ar
rived In this city.
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sssa, ana eas rrshsisce vi e'ess 81 the nersts s0ss
81 s,.ss, sss,S. - isss - sssss sv.ssl ssssss
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Pest Once Operations.
The PostDsstse General has established the fellow
Ing new Post Oaoss for the week ending February a.
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announcements Of Brfas, Marriages snd Deaths az
sos sasssfed u'isss dsiy suthe'esed aud pad fer.
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NV MEDICAL sooKs--A conPLEys PRACTICAL
vera en- ne nstsre sad treatment Of private disssss
wsesurs so AN hsdrsd afscsss urinary IMAM
q lsrre ~ NE - Homer Dessvisk, o. D. IArrs sssrs
~ gss,s ~ sdiuee rries en Brsssss ron he bsssss
ss sausi ssssfss sI A.sos's vcrf ths sane family
ush.d In M. couh,ry AutAor Of De vosf On ssni.s
s,.h inre.sssy es..ss ~ imprepsr hAl,sa
s,riss.s rsvnsead IA Broadway ssl ~ Ne AZ
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DVCiOk IovnAkS PMYATELy-roR ~ CEHTB-
a. nesnsS Ns Posf.s k~sulAyius. or fvsry one Rs
Vvn rnyscssn rv-sy fsurth editou via one burHrSl
ss sh.r.s Prv.se D.ssses Ana nalfsr.ssss q
- zen alive syser In eveyy shaps ssu hy Wntau
roure ~ d. oraauass Of the Urivsrav 81 7sassy,,sr,e
vsrsss frns x ssoes pssassA eslsAl saknss r-
s.rs are nishf.y ts.se1 spS ID ts- rssp>s liver Il
Ve.hssss ror.hy ef rsrsuss ssss an sAs.s ~
RS every enc rcurs usn vhs have sses ssf.vs.ssse
ne esre % any a.e - natssr vkss he srssnso,s ,.-
- set err 81 mi. truly useful vorh erssss-s vieifsr
slnt setrm.s besns ysshe-s s.ry ~ hs g,sss &ssv
pr Young Isssiss % Marriage, he Pecfss kse~ispsss
svesy One BE ovr Arr psvsep ssnSss tws,i
hex \, n.i o. ss sfiss M y sess fer ess sssv a.
so Toe ALE ~ ssrnfsr rsvsseaa "a Rrosdvss NsA
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nARITIaH INTELLIenNCn

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Bee Es.al seys columns for the latest harss rntsi
easss - Telegraph.
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LOCO. 600 q Hos5a + Aso oy.a Q, %

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n, s ss s sn Ssss ssT. Zoe; Cor ..
.rd blise sold whss O. pisss "a ysry
.5rs beetles :. i2 sed 50 eens each 81 sod 81 dsasa al
DRIvArE LYING IN HOSPITAL ALL CoEaUsr-
S .s. ,. made 70 J.me. kssssdy D. 80 Diane f~n
su,on = calculated % .nec, much good ihisk
;s s.d well h'''d M ;s'i an
Eok FEMALES AND MALE DIR. LAEzETrEs ~
no coroial or freersasys Els-r prescribed a. e.
s,.. ..s =, al Irss;,,,.,s: q ns.sr AZ
osr,sin cure for .rnss .si,sisn. S.s s,s ssy si..
a. nvisors,ns @sdisns I, !. urSqa.i,sa Alec CO..
tan remedy for nepient consumption AID Indigestion sold
JuDsok Co. "a. Opir American As.usS.
DR COOPER, "a DIANE STREET HAs. YcR ran
:. s.rsss As ss' s
s sss ss's ,ss ..s e ~, a - %
charge.
TIVE MARRIED wonANs PRIVATE MEDICAL oon-
rss.S .sisss isss pa sorss 9 s D;'s
sss . az s.ssssg s sessa.s :. "a 4
nishs h.vs been .rs,sa By timely pesssioa q ,h ~as
Ing nsrAss as - ssGi.s.. 'Sss vhah sssss
thee yh..s health Zoe. -, permit Of Increase Of
n,ly, - q q especial IN perissee
either budding in,s vonaaAees 70. sesnne 4
ss ssooyer ~. ssn., An ~
rs,siss and NEST certain mode sf In ever ss.pa
tExtract Of Letter fron osn.susn IN payssu oiis.l
~ DAyror. hay l. f>6.
NY p,.. s..-ny .ii' has ,s.. s:sssy,sy ssii.s x
Asd suffering dasg Srr ssI
and SeAtstsi prostrrs
cd rsttse her life which ga -
the last ssson, sesparsi Of STAG a
ns and resigned mysf "a meet Tie
A. ths tnow skcut mcathsD heard yeur book
highly spoken Of costsinipg r~aehns
On receipt ssd pefuss express 70 yss a.
relief Afforded mind aad IL
mysr.ss 20 vis. learning that Ne dscsv:ry
~ ~ Dssc4 provided remedy. II prsspsrf
which usss eenssiveS posshs. pst fos che ere
snethsr vsad have Tss.ed my heed hsas
sAildrss lsf mosAes}ess
ross snhees treaties a. 40 thsy Of stresy
t<sded for the srrieS ms-visxe
Tor sale n and ins once 10
Lbeg,y Esv sfsi LITTLE 3 o. kis~ay: " n De-
vie, Deseen pcferren, Shests street fNlsSs.xs
Q, - r...ip. 81 so -i,l b .r.nsmi,s.d ~ nsi
Esss ke aatresss. pee. paa 70 Dr. n Essr.sss Bss
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iotaA. 49, -. 49, - .sI Soo,1So 10 ~
&Ieavpg therefore large sum to be charged to the
expenses OF collection In Great Britain to which 1t
would be difficult to ind parallel in our own revenue
system. Ea4 N
penses Of collecting the revenue from customs in
Bayy knocked from under him by showing to what it
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nR COOPER, IL DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR raI
II ast fourteen years confined his practice 70 the
Of nercuri.l ana other diseases delsat
He the sggrnvn.d Of this disease
ns renewed Eve dsys perfect care sr -
ofaYee.
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Blossom kocn ~ "a, faAscIsco HAsBoR-- Blossom
Koch the only Truly serious obstacle 10 the navigator
this harbor ard as time adopted
~ The its buoyins only Tor ts
pfesest tsstsnce terror 60 the sbipmsse In
VI thoso th whom the matter 10
Asss measures should be done NJ and ofectuay
dore for already have Rad marine disastsr
ether thrsugh Of this suhoen
the 81 better hsrbors
ksrtor Of San frnneiscs - Alto Californian Dee. 81
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En-. bundsrs of the Secretary, who acted the spend
thrift aurng the hrst sx months Of his sdnnstrason
Of the Treasury and NO. commits suicide, TO save
himssf from the responsibility OF the remaining six
months He clearly showed that the expenses Of col
lsot.g for the first nifty xix years Of
gsyernmsnt, amounted to but per cent; that till
iscs they but g. from 1900 till 1872 they we're
but ); 1915 to $780, they but 49, and from
1850 to ls4s, but % These dates are based on the
sstsns ut contained In the Herald Of Wednesday last
And now Mr.. Meredith wishes to raise them TO nine
per cent.
mot correctly stated the expenses OF colisctng the
nue of Great rrtsin because Mr. bAyly had lsft out
Of the calculation the expenses Of varshousng, In
abiding surve, warehouse keepers lockers rents
t.y.s tthes and amounting In al Co fl25 $50 l2s
PeT contra Bsyly stated that the follo~ q items
properly BE- charged TO the Of oollec
tbe revenue OF Great Britain though they are charged
upon the revenue:
Allowance for special service and travel
ling expenses. .................. f2e0o3 10 4
Rents, taxes and utbes. ........... 2487a IL
Law charges. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 Is
Supersnnustion allowances (pensions). 12o $50 10
Allowances for ofices abolished (saIariss
of officers oontnued). :. ............ AoS2 IA 4
Other payments consisting Of pensions
to widows, children, and insurance
from IRE, ae, 1856 II 1
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AFAhAkce (Ioeft NnmhfFh1 cept xf-BAfE LuofIAs
Hopee, tor Nrsrk lee a. Ser steo.
Havsrs Fsb t-shrs yohn Carver. Eietsis ft or chr;
Little Issie yenes se ysnne~. Dennisop disohx Des
dsmopa e,ipson, Bridge. Brown, DEF oiebes Whit
more. oei Bepjssis ADAM cornish %; Aaesse Adams
d.; Irospro Unaerwood, do Lucas about di.oh
knisf SAWYER Sos John Benson, Nes for York.
rscen ts Hartstep. arr Iss tns IRON yhauss Arvun.
Ea,ltr oiscf Ottawa Sargent pta: Kat 1honp-
sor. n. chr .aiites. wh,ey dos ssr--u. Hsrsh.on.
Juiee Gocding ach thssspeaks Pile. do; Isnar is
stanford. Oregon, Spray, so Adrlats Thurton do;
ssphia, kver-sA Do Amos tsteo ncNe.r. De- brusctt.
frIla william ruliertcr doi Rhope, Je~et Nor
lsrs sspesy ASstia fertns arr st mt from Portland.
Tlorrscr "a; QunretsnE Jotss wx fxt, Iucin
DE- ksiis. Rich a., hsrths Arr Driuk~s.cr. do; r.
tes~st. Cfaswsn disefe' s.ens. ssrssn, DO; Psrans
PARKER, fat lii-s endieton- dlschg Brsafon.
Bssats. ec Uetey Nudsst dyi Jsronics shsskssd fsr
rhsceEfs. socrs brig RE mopt blair lix Crotton
eyer, ~, OF chr nstr Eiien. hsuyv dschx Cornes
Ninetsr de Cotsutle Cfrnes, d Patterson Pstterscn
pSh cv; sssbsl Taylor dos Vancouver frcs era
ht rnA Elho, COS Calcatta. Vi>rk, Osceaa Stsslor
eschs 1crnc, Beuy Oct Olive su~ner do Ls~ Lcdseily
co fsfonn. Viewers dos fatheeon- Davis do; CardiT
Ne. c- frapeiscc Saith &c. for NYers
seor fareer Grove sf,rnr uttcmns rtthn. do
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
ELECTION RETURNS.

We have received ss yet returns from but
few counties, hone officially. We. gather from
cur exchanges the following reported returns:
Marion COs.ty.-Porterel2 Henderson 607.
Wing Representatives elected by'lessened ma.
jOrities.
LesOis COunty. majority so. Patter.
son. anti-BsntOn, beats Tate, wing, 46 majority
democratic gain
Seotiaad C0snty.--S. s. Richardson, anti.
Benton, elected Representative BY a large ma.
jOrity.
Ksoz COsnty y.--Shotten, snti-Benion demo-
esai, elected representative. Democratic gain.
CLARK cosaty. ty.-Ssnford, whig. elected Rep
Psssntstive as usual.
y. Louis csEaty.-Inihe city and county the
whole whig ticket has been elected, excepting
two OF three minor Offices.
C<Pe Grsrdaas Cosnty.-Two anti-Bsnton
demo saiic esndidstes for the House of Repre-.
seaeativss elscted. Bowlin beats Darby, whir,
81 votes.
S'oa cesmty.--Anti- Benton democrat elected.
Na4iso~ CSsaty. ty.-Lindsay. Benion candidate
elected.
Montgomery County Porter 3s4, Hender-
soa 24S. d. E. Bryan. d, mocrai. el c'ed.
Monroe County, Green riir. ahead of hi, u.u-
Al majority in this county. One anti Benton and
-nns whig repnrted elected TO the House Of Rep.
Tssentalives.
LIScoLN CouNrv..--Pnrtrr, said TO be
ahssd. Reed { yhig) .nd Womack. anti
Benton dsm"crAt, re .,urtsd elected 10 h0u.s
Of representatives.
sFaaKxLtS C"rSrY.--Porte,'s majority
reported an ,nt 200 over Henderson. -
Judge Hum { B"nton r"criring the Benton
strength.
ST. CHARLEs CornrY.--Partsr's lnsiori-
ty k.twe.a 3 & 900. rwo R-asoa oandi-
dates elected To ths Huase Of Representa-.
tiveG.
Ste. G.aevi.ve. Wing elected {" the
Hone. D1sctm"n.ls anti Benton largrly
ahsai for tn. Senate.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
SHERIFrS S SALE.

By virtue OF u special writ Of execution 10.
sued from the Office Of the clerk Of the circuit
court Of Pike county, Mo-, bearing date the 2S,h
day Of June 1850, and to me directed, sga,nst
VIM. F. Watson and in favor Of Ezra WILDER,
have levied upon and seized, and will offer for
sale before the court house door in Bowling
Green, during the sitting Of the circuit court OF
said county, on the Sd day Of September next,
between the hours Of and o'clock Of said
day, for cash in hand. the following described
real estate, lying in said county, viz: The E l-2
N w ar. Of sec. No. 2. T 81, r 8 W. contain
ling rs acres and thirty y-seven one hundredihs Of
an acre also the w l-2 the N w IA sec No.
Y. T 81 w., containing 76 acres and thirty
eight one hundredhs of an acre; also the balance
of the E l-2 cf the N E IA Sec 8, T 81, R 8
w., after deducting therefrom 10 acres sold to
J. O'BannOn by E. J. Strother and wife; also 20
aores Of the 8. part of the l-2 Of the s E Ia
Sec l9, T 30. r 8 w., the said 20 acres 10 run
parallel with the f and w line, to satisfy said
execution and all cost.
NJ. GIvENs, Sheriff PC.
August 9th 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
sTATEOF MISSOURI, ! GO.
Nn.-N,, of Dill 4 oSs
July 18th 1850.

County Of Pike.
In Pike Circuit Court, (sittingas court Of chan.
eery) April term, 1850.
Almond T Vaughan and the heirs Nil, t,,.,..;.
of Horatio T. Kent, deceased, .xscp,;on
Complainants, VS.. oS ,rn.t'
Thomas W. Thruston, Defendant.
I appearing to the court that the said defendant
10 not resident Of this State, it is ordered that
ne be notified, BY publication in some newspa.
per pIinted in this State, that the complainants
have fled their bill setting forth that In 1926, de-
PENDANT executed . deed Of trust, constituting
Robert W Wells trustee, and sutho,izinr him to
sell certain town lots in the town Of Clarksville,
In said county, and apply the proceeds to the pay
ment OF certain debt In said trust-deed men,
BY said Thurston to one John Ew-
ing, and alledging that said Ewing has transferred
his interest N said lots TO said compainants, and
praying for the appointment OF trustee In place
Of said Wells, (~ho, they charge, has refuSsd to
act) and for specific execution Of said trust; and
Il 10 further ordered that this order be published
eight weeks sueeessivelv, the last insertion to be
at least four weeks before the next term cf this
court, TO he held on the lst Monday Of September
next, at Bowling Green, In said county, at which
time and place the said defendant is requested to
appear, and In default the bill will be taken as con-
fessed, and decree entered according to the
prayer thereof.
A true copy from IN" record.
Attest: JAMES NJ. MARTIN, Clerk.
T Face. s'ctr. for comp'ts.
Msy Goth, 1850. 62.8w.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
SHERIFWS NALE.

I'D Y virtue and authority Of an execution is
I'D sued from the Office Of the clerk Of the cir
cult court Of Pike county. Missouri, bearing date
the 9Th day of June, 1850. in favor Of George
w. Jsnks, admir-, and Mary p. jerks, admr'x <.
Horace H. jerks, and against Robberns Mccoy
and John Ewing. and TO me directed, have levi
ed upon all the right, title and interest which the
said John Ewing holds in and to The following
described real estate, lying in said county, to
w; also the w l-2 of the " w or Of sec. 36,
T So. r w, containing 160 acres, more or less,
and shall proceed 10 sell the same for cash in
hand to the highest bidder before the court house
door in the town Of Bowling Green, on the 9Th
day Of September next, between the hours of 9
and o'clock Of said day, and during the sitting
Of said court, to satisfy said execution and ali
cost. I'M. GIVENS, Sheriff of P. C.
August 9th, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
WILLIAM A. NELSON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

No. IL Locust Street. bet,Ceen Main 81. and Lerse
Saint Louis, .Missouri,
EIAS on hand an extensive stock Of Pittsburgh
II and St. Louis manufactured articles, consist.
ing in part Of the following, viz:
5000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes best city
and country brands.
$500 Asserted ApothScaries & Grocers Glass
ware every variety.
300 Kegs Nails, Brads, Spikes and fence Nails.
Pittsburgh and Wheeling manufacture.
$50 Tons assorted Juniata Iron;
400 Packages Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes and
Axes-PittsbuTgh make.
1900 Reams crown medium and double crown
Wrapping Paper.
$40 Reams assorted sizes of Printing Paper;
$40 Improved Peacock Ploughs, Pittsburgh make
ALSO
Pure White Lead, Salamander Fire Proof Safes
Painted Buckets and Tubs, Cotton Yarn,
Paste Boards, ETC., ect.
All Of which, with many other articles will be soIt
at factory prices, freight added. Merchants are
requested to call and examine stock
and prices. W. NELSON,
Agent for the manufacturers.
July 18th 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

I N pursuance OF an order of the county court Of
Pike county, Mo-, dated the 9Th day Of June,
1850, l shall on the
l2m day Of august merit,
and during the session Of the county court for said
county, proceed to sell on q credit of IL months,
to the highest bidder, at public auction before the
court house door in said county, all the right title
and interest Of the estate Of Stephen Stemmons,
deceased, in and TO the following described real
estate 10 wit: w 1.2 Of the E quarter Of section
10 in township 81, N r W., containing 80 acres;
and the E Of the N E Or. Of the same section,
township and range, containing 80 acres; and also
% acre. OF Of the west end Of Ella Of the s
w Or of section Is, In township 50 range 8 West;
the purchaser will be required to give bond and
two good securities foFi tie payment Of the pur.
chase money. JACOB CROW,
Adm'r. Of estate Of 8. Stsmmous, deed.
July lst, 1850,
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
SHERLFFS SALE.

DY authority Of an order Of the circuit court
I'D Of Pike county, Missouri, made at the
April term, 1850, in . certain matter Of Parti-
tion and Dover, by Eliza Shotwell and Sarah
Isabella Shotwell, minors, by Albert Shotwell,
their guardian, and Ann Shotwell, dated 25th day
Of June, 1869, and to me directed, will offer at
public sale, on credit Of IL months, before the
court house door in the town of Bowling Green,
on the Sd day Of September next, and during
the sitting Of said court, between the hours Of 9
and o'clock Of said day, the following real es-
tate, lying in said county, to wit: four acres Of
land in the n. w. corner Of the S. E. Or. sec.
IL, T. 81, N. r. 4 w., and known a. Shot.
wells rope walk and factory, subject to the dow.
er Of said Ann Shotwell. The purchaser to
give bond with approved security.
MATHEW OWENS, Sheriff P. C.
August 9Th, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
SHERLFF'S SALE.

ID Y virtue Of a special writ Of execution is.
I'D sued from the Office Of the clerk ofthe cir.
cult court Of Pike county, Missouri, bearing
date the 9th day Of June. 1850, and to me di.
rected, against John C. Basye and in favor Of
the county Of Pike, have levied upon and seiz-
ed, and will offer sale before the court house
door in Bowling Green, during the sitting of the
circuit court Of said co ,nty, on the 9TH day Of
September next, between the hours Of 8 and
o'clock Of said d,y, for cash in hand, the follow.
ing described real e,tats, lying in said county,
viz: part O. the s. w. or. Of the N w or sec IS,
T 81, r w. containing 20 acres, more or less;
also all Of Block N. 36 In the town Of Bowling
Green. in said county, to satisfy said execution
and all cost. NJ. GlVENS, Sheriff P. C..
August 9Th, 1850.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
SHERIFF'S SHLE.

DY authority of an order Of the circuit court
Id of Pike county. Missouri, made at the April
term, 1850, in Q certain matter Of partition by
Abner L. McElwee and others, against josiah
Henry and others, dated 25h day Of June, 1850,
and to me directed, / will offer at public sale,
on credit Of IL months, before the court house
door in the town Of Bowling Green, on the I'd
day Of September next, and durirg the sitting Of
said court, between the hours Ct 8 and 5 o'clock
of said day the following real estate, lying in said
county, to wit the w l.2 of the E or Of sec.
8, T 50, N RE- W, containing so acres: also the
w l-2 ofthe N E Or Of sec. 8 T SO. N R2W,
containing 80 acres, making together l60 acres.
more or less. The purchaser to give bond with
approved security.
NJ. GIvENS, Sheriff P. c.
Auoust 9th 1850
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
SHERIFF,S SIZE.

By ,irine Of spscial writ Of eA. eni;on issne,l
from the Office o the clerk Of The ircuit c.urt ni
Pike county. Mo-. LEARN g date The 9Th day Of
June 1850. and lone directed, against h. ncy J.
Adsms and in favor OF the ooun', lie, Iis,e
levied npon and seized, aid viii uiIer Tor sale
be ore the court house door in Bow'in, Gre. II,
during the sitting Of the cirtnii CT TT Of said
c. unity ,~nF The I'd day Of S rirmi CT LcAl. Lt-
tween the hour. of9 and 5 "'cIoek or said day,
for cash in hand, The, following ds.cr,icd rial
estate, lying in said connty, viz: the 6 " or OF
the N w Or. sec. lie. 2, T ba, N raw, con.
tanning 81 acres and ffty-six one hundredihs Of
IN editor, to satisfy said execution and all costs
NJ. OWENS, Sheriff p. C.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-09
SHERLPFS SALE.

NY virtne of special writ Of execution as
IA sued frum the Office Of the clerk Of the cir
cult court of Pike county, Missouri, bearing
tst. the Goth dsy of June. 1850, and TO me di'
rected, against Robert J. Watson, and in favor
of George w. Pesy and Lewis A. Collins, l
have levied upon and seized, and will offer Tor
sale before the court house door in Bowling
Green. during the sitting of the circuit court OF
said county, on the ID day Of September next,
br,ween the hours Of 8 and o'clock Of said day,
for cash in hand. the following described real es.
tate lying in said county, viz: certain tract OF
land described az the upper mill tract on Noix
Creek bounded as follows Beginning at post
on the lank Of the Noix Creek, from which q
Spanish uak six inches in diameter bears s II
w distant 81 links, thence S Al E 10 chains
and SO links to post in the boundary line OF
SIC. No. 19, T 81, n R I w, from which an elm
8 inches in diameter bears N 81 w distant 70
links, thence west along said section line 10
chains and Is links TO section corner between
sections ~ and 25, ia 81 N RE- w to hack
berry standing OH the w side Of said creek, the
same being corner made and marked by Julius
|C. jackson and Gabriel Jackson, thence N 60
poles to lynn on the side Of the branch, thence
up the said branch N 25 w 30 poles TO large
lynn on the N side Of said branch, thence %
w II poles to another large lynn standing on
the S side Of said branch, thence N 81 E to
the dividing line between the said mill tract and
the land of VIM. F. Watson, passing three cor.
|ners described in deed from John McQuie to
Christopher Jackson, dated May 1929. contain.
ling thirty-6ve acres, more or less, with the saw
mill and grist mill, together with sll the build
ings and sppurtenances thereto belonging, to sat
|isfy said execution and ell cost.
M. OWENS, Sl:eiiff p. c.
August 9th, 1850.