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Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Estate.

EY virtue of an order Of The Pike county couri,
II made at the February term, 1850, I shall Cx-
pose to sale, on a credi, Of II months, before the
doorin Bowling Green, Mo-, on the
First Day Of the next April term of the pike Cir
cult Court, the S W fractional quarter of section
No. (6) six, T SO r ] west, belonging to the estate
of John Worsham, deceased. or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to pay the debts against said
estate. Bond and approved security will be re-
quired for the purchase money.
WASHINGTON WATTS, Admir-.
estate Of Jno. Worsham, decd.
March 4ih, 1850. (45-4.)
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SHERIEF'ESdLE,

ID Y virtue and astberfttLo Of ahkorder issued ffenl
L the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Pike COUNT dated NOVEMBER l7ih, 1915 anat4
by the heirs IF Benjamin L! Todd, deeeakees1 teil3
offer at public %aucfion; 10 the highest ti6dsz es1S
credit Of r months, befoie The Couft.hsass doCts q
in the TOW n Of BTwlfni Green, on the % Gay q 9
April next, bstW cen the bodfs Of 8 and 8 oeebek
Of said day and during the sitting Of The aslfcae
SQUIRT for faid county, the Follcxfsg rial estate, "
in said ennnty, 70 xit-One handled AnAs sevs3
pntv-fwo (F7a6 acres. In Del6abf,s anryeE Me-
100, in iownship 81 r 1 r, being the sane lad fs
nm which the said Todd lived III his hfetinessnbsk
Jet, hogeser,to the dover right Of tia si4q9 e
he deceased. The. purchaserJo give hesds viii
apptoved, seenray.a 2 =ae M.GIYENS, shasiG, ~
March 9TH, 1880. p. 10 .LraE rs % Z .LaeL.h 1afs.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
TOWNSHIP MEETING.

TEE sAsBf5eHfu0sezsszesees7e4
meet at the Onah4abus9 mBesflltks1zeeAs%
SATURDAY, THE FWENffe1EfRD@0k
MARCH, at I O'Clock 10 select delegates . meet
delegates from fbeL other To&nshipsiinsAP fA
next in Comfy Cnuvsntioa. Ser ths purpose Of
nominating cnralidates for The L~sgidsqrg nd
other county ofices- CMAsr D~sNecs4fss
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
TIC. THE GROWERS AND SHIPPERS OF
TOBACCO IN MISSOURI.

IODACCO IN
HAVING lost but one flour large Warehouses in
n the fire Of the 10th inst. we are still prepared to
receive Tobacco for inspection and sale as hereto
fore, and can offer to the Planters all former facil-
lies in the transa c,ion Of any business connected
with their interests. The improvements now ma
king, and speedily TO be completed, in our Ware
honse, will give Il advantages in point Of room,
light, &C., equal, if not superior to any house in the
west. The house will be devoted, during the sea.
son, exclusively to the purpose Of inspection and
storage of Tobacco, and our Policies Of Insurance
will cover all Tobacco belonging to Planters or
shipper or owner.
Our premiums will be awarded on the Goth Of
June next, as advertised. .
HOUSMAN & LOWRY,
Planters Tobacco Warehouse.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18

Dor performed by him in keeping tia Gene
terry in order and repair such compensstion
as may be agreed upon between Inn and
the council or its committee, and lie shall
be requiredto keep a register Of st sieln-
terinents in The cemetery. and the Rsmes
of the persons inferred during the time he
shall be in office, and report the same qusr-
Iterly to the Mayor for the use Of ~ihe-coun-
Icil. I<t3 ka&t
Sec. 8 Any person owning q lot or lots
in the cemetery shall have the privilege OF
ornamenting the same will, saclr ornaments
as he may think proper, provided such OF
jnsmental work does not interfere with the
rights of others or the public isles.
Sec. 9. The proceeds arising from the
sale of lots in the cemetery, or from other
sources connected therewith, shall not be
appropriated TO any other purposes than
such as pertain to the payment Of the soil
and the government & improvement thereof.
If a surplus of tie cfnetery fund shall at
any time accrue, and the same shall not 1t,
the opinion of the council be Immediately
needed for the use of thu cem~etrry,Ihty
may use the said surplus as a loan, without
lh'ereSt, IoF DINER purposes OF nuoIlc I'M
provement, and it shall be so entered upon
the books of the treasurer But if the pro-
ceeds Of the cemetery should prove made
.quate to its proper repair the council may
supply the deficit BY appropriations from
the city treasury, and order the same to be
passed 10 the debt of the cemetery fund.-
All nonies drawn from the treasury on ac-
count of tie cemetery shall be by ordin-
auce and proper warrant setting forth the
same. .-5i
Sec. 10. This ordinance to be in fnll force
and effect from and after its passage.
Passed March 9Th, A. D. 1850. rT
w. X. KENNEDY, Mayor.
J. q. HESDEnsoN, Clerk C. &C.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
STATE OF MISSOURI, ! Sc.

COUNTY OF PIKE, Do
In Pile County Court, February the 18th, 1850.
- ~ Canal Fund, on bonds bearing ten per
con, ;ntsrss, va be discharged of the anne BY
the e~scn,;o, If tbs:r bonds therefor at the next
June term Of The court. A, ne :ate Of six per cent,
provided that all interest Oh san b"2ds now due
be paid on or before the first day Of Ju.Se s.A
and ordered that q copy of this order be publisnee
in the Democratic Banner and Louisiana Record
for three weeks. a. s.. 4 80 $50
4 true copy from the record-Attest:
3 SFMURRAY, Clerk.
March 11th, 1856. Sw.
n. Record copy.
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mo. 49, =
I'm ordinance appropriating money.
ID it ordained by the City Council Of the
- city Of Louisiana
Sa,. /. That thesfollowing sums Of mo.
new are hereby appropriated to the follow
ing persons: oo
To Baily H. Boon, w
To Samuel F. Stephenson, IN so
count, ~"
Sec. 2. This ordinance TO be in forLt
from and after its passage.
Passed March 9Th, 1860. =
w. X. KENNEDY, Mayor.
J. B. HEsDrssoS, Clerk G. c,
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18

(Eo. ~
ordinance supercedins the prorisiOnS
Of ordinance No. =.
ID E it ordained by the City Council Of the
I'D city of Louisiana, rs follows
Sec. /. The provisions Of an ordinance
in relation TO opening IN alley in block No,
IL, in said city passed August LIST, ls49,
are suspended until tue LIST day Of October,
1860, and the Mayor is hereby relieved
from the duty of enfor cling the same until
the date aforesaid.
Sec. 9. This ordinance to be in force
and after its passage.
Approved March 9th, 1860.
W. X. KENNEDY, Mayor.
]. B. HENDxasoS, Clerk c. C.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
NEW GOODS.

EUS RECEIVED direct from BOSTON, Z
q YORK & PHILADELPHIA VIA 81. LOUIS,
and now opening in LOUISIANA, Mo-, by
E. G. McQUIE,
The Largest and best STOCK Of Goods he
has ever offered ia this market.
His selections have been made with great care,
and are very superior in Quality aud Style. He
is an old experienced dealer-has no Partially in
trade for any party, sect or sex-inYites all to call
and examine his Goods, and those who buy fol-
cash in particular.
He will pay cash or goods for country produce.
sell on his, usual terms on account, or T7.L0WER
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTY FOR
CASHIER March 18th, 1850. I'm.
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Executors Notice.

March 18Th. 1860. aav'es
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TIs ESr,A Fsrifires Tvs Jas,ss Yesterday Justice
Osborn sonciodso the testimony and exalaiaaaoa at
George Dsnhain. Nicholas Yiremaire, aud RraDcaiss
Bernard ths fURtiyss from Paris charxsi wh steal
los $40 Goo worth u property belonging 20 Cosnt
De CsumcBte, vho we're AL arres'sd fsS days SINGS
beard the thip st Nicholas aud committed 20 pri-
son on the charg. The examin.ton OF the prisoners
70 sss ,h',O op .psi IN mi. az, Ths salss,sa
their sxsminstion;- George Denhsm. aged AZ years,
born IN stFsftord upon Avon. BY trade valet. -.ys
sfols them up-stiop-Ars the Eoods or any Of
hem, In those eight hOxes the property Of Msa. Ls
Foreef hnswsr-I decline srerina any mote que.-
tons The next pr.onvr, Nicholas Vire@atr., states
ttst he u ~ y,Is o. sac, born In France, resides In
gss gnas e,osf,. I. sm sst s.lsy Va. 90
n'phsm invited me 70 90 and see him; YES AZ the
time IN the dsbtors prison -ers both Ia pIi-Os
e,me cot met Tim, and engaged TO 20 and SEQ him
at the hotel "a Madame La Force; Denham thsa
hsoDeed 90 his mistress, and that he lining With
hsr ~ her hostand that che then te porariF In
Belgium. snd be offered mo zine snd took vine,
rot IN the habit 81 Eoing 10 him every day
for about month, Dsnham asksd me VI I could sell
Ter him the furniture 81 the houa@; I not having the
right 10 cell thsm myself had them sold publicly fDr
about four thouisnd two hundred frames there being
.soss ,l.vsn per cent r.tsinsa for ssgsnss. Esys
10 me about I'm ALL can't soy how much; the ssshs
eases % Eocds nov on board thu ship ~. Nicholas
dobttpOv wh.tbsr they came from Msdsms L. rorc-s
hstsi % not came 10 this ecuntry b.cau~- DR. Ls
Utfud OF wanted 70 come 70 cftyf
I Induced Msdsms Bernard 20 come nth me; ans wss
my mistress for the last eve years; lived tsxsthsr
st No - Rue =, Antoine Paris she sns. so' ing
b~ftre started that engaged her 20 CONES hsd .
rioA and some tools In my tryph; the tcois -ers toe
bottipe wine. sm bother: had diamonds for cut
tire glsss and had hammer had no watch springs,
but some aigeners % crsvsts =. my truns n.vs NO
claim nor arr right 10 the eight bones Of goods nor
an hing In tee,a. 4 have claim 20 anything hut
.ns round uush, 18th unifcsm In is there 10 an csd
cfheh In 10 snd some clothes.
The woman Frsncsise BERNARD, states that she h -
y.srs cf age, born IN Nancy department. % Msurshes
resided In Paris am not guilty; have four hesA-
drers~s and ivory thst ooes not belong ms
ncthics else they from ~ithsf D~rbsm 90 vi~s-
msitrs don't hncv which % those too persons they
came ron; they came TO me ~ q ciothss beg IN the
evenings brsueht thcss h~sddess~~ and ivory frcss
Paris 70 fhis city; know sothins q the robbery.
After the full sxaaninston n these prisoners. The
msauste ntsssA them each IN fuli NE ts<H VIII
out ball The counsel boz the priseners has cbtsin~&
vsh ~ ksb~ss ccvrrs, rcturpshte this dsy, 81 -
O'Clock, h~sss the Cc~rt cf Oyer and rssmssv. ~hs4
pvssrA
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ShHPYHhK Hhu6AI1Bouc0o
BokrnAux. Aug z0-sld Macedonia. NYork.
(cd for Triestel
CARprSv Aug li-sld Manuel ortsa Rsvsr. NYork.
HAvRE Aug 2l--sd Baltimore, Gem. NYork Noemi
usibertor. Philadelphia.
,IyE.pooI- Aus sf-Arr Isaac wright Peabody, Nysrh
olss, Drisoon, dS 2Sd Savannah, Crows do Sid zlst
Republic, Marshall. dol 2. "rovnsend Boston; sun
beam. Putnam, dol J shepherd, Ainsworth. NYork.
LosDospzsRv, .Aug Io.Ar Unicorn. PhiladeiphiA:
MALAGA, aug lt-Arr "honchall (prohaby bark Marshal
Tsslor EYork; seguins, Hilbert, de: .Towsseud - DO
kslla Jarvis, do' lno dstel Niohos =. Boston, xlirs-
-PxrERsmII," Aug al Nd WARY Anne" NYork.
QvEASsrowN, Aug2i-Sid William Ann, NYork.
lowing to an interruption on the Portland line,
yesterday noon, after receiving few words Of the
news, the bulk of our despatch was expressed from
Portland 10 Boston, and received over the wires
from the latter only at late hour last night
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spain and Portugol.
There is nothing Of interest.
Commercial Affairs.

Mosrr M,sKrr.-rherc Ia no material alteration
since the early part Of the week The supply OF silver
~ unequal to the demand Silver dollars havs slightly
adv. need The oonsoi market clossd Wednesday
at o. and on Thursday and Friday at 0Gs for money
and account. The market for American stocks IL
quiet and the transactions with very few exceptions
confined TO tn bonds OF the United States for which
there continue to be good demand at the following
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IarApsTuTrs .--Mcssrs Gardiner 4 Co.'S circular
saysThere has been s1mssion In tn corn trade
the weather in the early part Of the week having ags
become unsettled. In wheat there has been spe-
cuiAtioB, and a smaA advance has been realized
Flour has bean sold freely last weeks prices
bu' Indian has not attracted much attention
To-day being nne wheat aud -four neglected. but
Indian sold to considerable extent, the Irish
cunts regzrdiDg the potato disease being again un-
fsvolstle
PEovisoss-Bee dull. Porh. less demand. Bacon
steady but ir It'd sale for want Of assortment Shout
ters lair sale at fun prices Hams continue electet
Lar active d.inand at previsu IA rates Cheese, loo
demand at ti~sdy prices.
svesa. London aud liverpool markets IN odsra.ely
,uryllee. and Importers shhbli increasing CRANES.
are unchanged
csTFrx silhou. any material s<y-ues la prices.
There % better feeling In the marvel at London
and Liverpool.
TYs- IN. msrtst is very arm. at arrnsr rates A
coed buspsts is doing In London and Liverpool Good
crcitsry Congo, at Tendon, commands 1isd. q Ia
Per IN.
R,cE-fslss Of 80 ,cs carolina--iss "a for good
oIIs--Dve hrm NJ previous rates, linseed dull ut
93e. cd; zeal, E35 " nos demanded
kAvAI SroHra-Common rosin insctive. at IA Tia q
Sc ooc bbs Of tufpeptine brought Ga a e. Cd sprits
OF turpeBtne IN moderate demand, at 2ss. q 2ss Sd
Asnss-siesey demand at ala "a. s3s. for pssris;
s7s Cd a 5ss fnr pots
wooi-Th. public ssle. at Loneon, have opened a.
ffEcsrs-There IL an improved feeling, Int no 30
tusl chang IN rates Passengers moderately
abundant, but al very low rates.
Hsv.s, Thrrsdsy, Aug a, 1854
Yesterday, and for rome days previous, the cotton
rnarhst extremely dali The Liverpool sdvices o.
to-day have impaired ma 70 the trade, snd the
vance Of So ceptimes 80 frame.
Paris Borrse, Thursday. very dali fivessT 90
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LADY Mn Payne. and William Ass,.s ralsora, williams
Holland Capt Butcher. kessr. stephsneon Faye Harris
Snsss .s WSSSs s s'ss s
TIsn,.% rs.ser,;sn Spencer rIssosry ymsn. Smith
nell Coohslcy. wa,sor McEsy Andrews Davenport Hart
Jpnie Allen wssthustows Denston. Grant. Rivaduila-
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II ckcIers continues bad In Turkey.
Ncsking nee from the insuucctsonary yrosinees.
n Emupror Of Russia has lately ADDED 10 Me
pi~nliA epslrc<is~ ~ WORKS of art the crlehrsfe1
Barbayias GHncv al yesicc.
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Marine Affairs.

ANIMALS OcEAs srEAMsHrs-Ths U. o. Mad
steamship Warrington Capt. Floyd, arrived yesterday
morning, from Bremen (via Southampton, Aug. Is
She has heavy freight, and TIA passengers, whose
names viii be found under the proper head
The steamship Helena sioman, Pauls.n also arrived
yesterday morning from Hamburg She brings Is cabia
passengers, "a second cabin do, and las In the
steersgs.
Also. the steamship Creole, Page, from Key West,
via Charleston. This Ia the vessel from which Gem
Lopez and his hSeratinG army landed at Csrdenss
the late expedition TO revouiours Cuba sh, brought
eleven passengers Gen. Lopez ought to take look -
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Us,oS CouRsE L. I-TRorrrro.--Thrss of the fAstec6
trotting horses In Amerios, via Lady Moscow, Tom
Carnley, and Pelham, are announced 10 trot for Q
purse OF $3.50 mile heats best three in Ave this after
and there viii undoubtedly be great Attendance
more speed now than ever before, aud hs Is ssoutiy
Sacked against the Others.
.CssrrsrrLLs Counss.-rhs trotting yesterday gave
universal satisfaction. The contest between sorreI
Ned. Fanny. and seIIm, a exciting affair.
Ned won after four close heats The followins Is Q
summary
sorrel Ned, q. Young. ............. ol IL
Fanny Isaac woodruff .............
Time. Internationally
The wagon race announced came oil aud ended 9TH
one heat Csntrevilie winning Ia tire. miuues Ken
tuck hen gave In The third purse not frosted
for tn. majority of tho nags catered not being qual
led to eonto nd for ~.
CsicxKT The match between IN. 81 Georx- aud
New England Clnbe, was finished yest~rdsy--tbe 81.
George winning by seventy.hvo runs rhs play was
Sam Wrishtg soors u23 IN the two inDingsl exceeds
any yet made In this country, while the ON OF Lsas
ION Tuefday) IL marked down With the nDsst play
ported The fielding on both sides sslIsnt a,d
may ssy ths same OF the battling. but the Nsu
EDgIand men only bovied undrrhsDd, aud the old
ftsg.rs wanted nothing better; indeed 10 vas right
into their Lands, or rather plump GU their bsts
The score at the end OF the play, yesterday, vas-
81 1eorge-hfft innings. ............ ~
second do. ................... lod
sa
Boston hut Innings. .................... %
Io7
The day for The return match. at Boston has noe
been decided upon but u will probably be wthio the
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TWO CENTS.

the schooner, but, a. was supposed by those watcI
ing them, finding the waves running high and thcis
situation becoming critical they made an effort ~
return. II was too late. After making every eyer
ten in their power for an hour, they were finally
driven among the breakers, where the hand of mar,
could not save them from q watery grave.
Parties were out Sunday, but neither the bodies
nor the wreck of the boat had been found when
the Swan left the Navy Yard an Sunday evening.
Mr. Hale was the son Of the Hon. Nathan Hale,
Of Boston, about twenty-tbree years old, and .
graduate of Harvard of the class Of 1917.
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BY TELEG RAPH.


BUyvALo Sept. 4, 1860.
On Friday night last . terrific gais spranr mn On
Lake Michigan which continued during Saturday,
causing great damage to shipping, 60 The gallo wss
accompanied BY heavy rain nearly flooding the whols
country Of northern Illinois and wisconsin rhs
brig Flora is ashore mile south OF Chicsxc snA
full OF water with cargo Of 10000 bushels wheat:
total loss The vessel much injured Both we're owned
and fully injured In this city The sehooners Geo o.
Crew and George Watson are reported ashore near
Calumet They are lumber vessels. The Chicsso
brig O. Blair 10 reported ashore between this aud
Miehissn City, with cargo Of wheat and corn.
are ashore near Calumet, the latter bottom up,
and 1t Ia feared the crew are lost. Brig Mo-
Charles Howard loaded with ium ber ran against the
q; but the vers saved The c.pt.ia q the Me-
chanic reports that while lying to- during store
on Saturday, man olingRg to spar passed to Wind
Nsd, waving his hat. The John c. Spencer, lumber
hands lost The schr. James Mckay Is ashore ut
New Buffalo about nifty feet OF the pier ct
D. Morton towed in two vessels, in disabled oondi-
ton from the head Of the lake; given. At
N sn,sn the nro ssls ~'I ea@n ns
sels endeavored to make the harbor. but being un-
successful anchored In the bay where they rode
ashore south of the Governments pier The Drew
from Chicago made the har Dor and ashore inside
been done on the lake and to the crops We hear ol
no disasters, as yet, on Lake Erie.
ALBANY, September T. 1850.
The food, which at one time the piers ana
threatened much damage is now beginning to subsde.
THE FREsIIEr IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PorTsILLE, Pa September "A. NJ
The water 10 slowly receding but the damage already
done Is frightful to contemplate Four Ave dead
bodies were found this morning Of the iron
mills and It Is supposed there more. workmen
have commenced repairing the Reading Railroad.
which viii be completed In -four hve days farthss
The damage to the Schuylkill Canal grea. tina.
nof oasih NV ho Trad hi
ALLErrowx, Pa septsnber 4 1850
The damsge along the Lehigb, by the freshet, win
not be 30 great frst supposed, and the cansA
will soon be put In order.
RIcHmoSp, Sept g. 1850
The late freshet In the staunton river caused muoh
damage, destroying entire crops Of corn and tobacco
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The sspression Of Monday continued with rssher
increased force ON Tuesday,, but en- Wednesday sud
den rvsetion took pses; buyers both speculation
and ption prepared 70 operate With confidence
and sellers at Withdrew their stock, asked fully
"a 70 slsd per 10. advance ON Tuesdays prices
Witch vss readily obtained. the sales en- that day
beins 10 COO baies Since "Wednesday the dcmaed has
been lees s,smst~d. hut the armprss Of kciAers
ssnsd und nis he'd and tho market cleses 20 DAP 70
hardy M per 10 Decline the rates % last vre=y
1hls sptises 10 all descriptions
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P~wen0es~ ~ tie Hsbev~as-
& s;ss Z. I'd an W. s: -. .i :: s -
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The ZolIeverein, which was opened at Casse al
the commencement Ct July, would continue
throughout the mon'h Of August, without, proba.
bly,, even then miDaiing the bushes that il be-
fore u. 1le. EHrf ru
There appears TO be great want OF unanimity
In The Congress, in regard the modification pro-
pos-d by Prussia in the tariff IF 'he Zoeverein
The cabinet OF Berlin has formally resolve, TO
decline adopting the Austrian invitation TO join the
Federal Diet
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The day for the return match. AT Boston has
been decided upon, but u will probably be withio
prssent month
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

J.. 1, a.. &, -
DURSUANT to decree of the CIRCUIT Super
or Court of Law and Chancery for Bath Coua-
ty, pronounced on the Both day Of December, 1914,
in two causes, viz:-one in which Robert johnson
is Plaintiff, and Levi Sur5er, Charles Sur6er. Da-
Wis Hamilton, and Warwick Gatswood are Defend
ants, and one in which Warwick Gatewood isPlaln-
tiff, and Levi Surber, Charles Surber, and Davis
Hamilton are Defendants, shall on the l4th day
Of May, 1850, Che same being COurt,day,3 be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock
P. NJ, at the front door Of The Court house of said
County of'Bath, proceed to sell the Lands in said
decree mentioned to the highest bidder, upon the
terms and conditions following, to wit, One-third
Of the purchase money to, be paid in six months,
one third in fweIvenonihs and the remaining third
in eighteen months from the day Of sale, The pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, and
lien retained upon tire Land to secure she purchase
money. 49,. a., =. Il
The Tract Of Land to DO sold lies on Back
Creek, in Bath County. and is the same on which
the above named Levi Surber resides, and is val
uable Trac, Of Land, containing by estimation l96
Acres. A. STEPHENSON, Comm.
April 8, I95O.-,ds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-03
srAUNroN wooLLEN FACTORY.

rENHE proprietors having completed Iheir buildings
and provided themselves with new machinery
Of the most approved construction are now ready 10
manufacture, in the best manner, and on the short
est notice, the fabrics which are commonly used in
the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment of
Linseys, Fuled cloths, Jeans, Kerseys, Casinetts
or Sarnetls and Stocking yarn, which they will sell
on moderate terms, or exchange for Wool at the
market value.
For the accommodation of the farmers ihey will
manufacture such goods as may be desired, and fur
nish all the materials except The wool, or they will
card wool, spin yarn, and full and dye co:hs, re-
ceving payment in wool or money, as the customer
may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company
furnish every thing but the wool, will be- as follows,
according 10 quality, viz:
For Lindseys from IL 10 % cents.
4" Pulled Clohes from % 10 30 cents.
Z" Jeans and Kerseys from 20 10 80 cents.
{" Cassineits and Sstlinelis from 30 to As cents
The prices of carding the company furnishing
the oil in all cases will be six cents per pound pay,
able in WOO or cash IN delivery Of The rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted immedi,
ateS. d. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
M'1.'." u S.. Dss.as.. Proprietor.
ALEX. Fl. H. STUART,
Aprl 3. 1850.
Greg Vindicator Slatnton; Gazette and Star
Lexington; Register and Republican, Harrison
burg, copy 4t