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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
I0i Acres 81 Land.

n tie said county o. JEFFERSON, about 81 miles from
Shepherdstovi. adjoining lie lands ii William
Morrison. Joseph AeMnrran. Adam Link. and
John Ronemus, belonging d The heirs df Joseph
McaKnsran ST., deceased. The land islol Is sood
qualify rs any u the nrighboshood and more mi
nnGe description bf il IS deemed unnecessary. as
persons wishing 10 purchase will doubtless view
The premises.
TERAss of S4LEl--The terms Of sale are chesiourth
cash, and thel balance 10 equal paymenis n sir
Twelve and eghteen months from The day sof safe-
the deferred payments 10 & secured bv Bonds - 4
Deed Of Trust On The Land
HENRY BERRY, Spss domaasr.
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Local Msnoraada.
-NnTIte

There win Be Divine Service II the Presbyterian
Church IL Charlesiow1, Sunday next, Il ocieck,
a nj TJuiy 268 iS5l
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charlestosI 5aly i9ll 1850.
EdERTIF1cATE.

IS EIEa IIFTCA TIE. -
Having wigSessea the operation OF Mr.. GARD-
SER's Wheat aHI in rough unharrowed ground,
we have no As4iislipn ID saying that il discharges
the wheat wass fleh regularity, and from lis pecu-
liar formaiida fnsay be used successfully 10 any
ground in seeding order his plan being such as 10
enable him tta katse the machine over any obstruc-
ton that wotlsa We likely 10 hinder its operation
ana, as ii is sIsPH and permanent, we do not hest
tate in recon- ding il 10 the public ID being in
our opinion siIs dor to any machine we have ever
before witnessga .kr The purpose of seeding wheat
t WILLIAM B. MORRISON,
lfE ADAM LINK, SR,
BEVERLY w. EHGLE,
DAVID HESS
4 II JOSEPH II. HESS,
JOHN MELVIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

TINE Taxes and fees Eor the rear 1850 are now
IL due and ID The haad$of The SheNf f6r coIlec-
,ion. The undersigned hope and expect thar they
viii Be promptly paid
JAMES A. BECKHAM.
THOS. RUTHERFORD.
CONRAD r. STARRY.
JOSEPH STARRY.
July 10 1850 LIN. ID! S.
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NOTICE!

NJ 0TES gsgen - TIE sale Of The late Hhn Clip.
i decds an Row due. and the circumstances Of
the estate viii permit Of indulgence t<ng given
therefore, az htercsted will act aeecEdingly-
s. JOEL CLIP. Ezr.
July ~ Isikh-43t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

Ltnox, 1iadizon Co1nsy. ~ n. Oh. Is. Is4&
1iess1ss J. q Warner & Cox Usiea, n r.. fAgents
for Selh w. Fqwe l-Gentlrmen bare seen notices
Of cures performed b. Dr. Wztafss Balsam 81 VIA
Cherry" Ihare been tFoubied with soreness II my
tbfcats nlien1ed Hith severe and rainfn cnngh am
s0nned 10 my hnze u stnrIny and Sosgy wealth
eF cold Winds &C. Ny bodily heslth Is feeble. md
an ROW about hftY-fse years Or see. This tebdemess
of my thFnst came on about the wear 1906 and has
tEolbled me n my private and professional bsness
that have neFef been free fIan i since think my
j hand one Tor trial Of your medicine. baE
close 10 yan daars which understand Is The price
Please send me bo4lie IL his has good effect
shall need 10 se1d 70 yen again
Years respectfully,
Lenox. Nor. Is. 1873
= v Warner & Co.. Gentlemen, about TWO weeks
sinSe ypu sentne bottle Of Wis,aris Balsamof Wild
Cherry have taken nearly all OF H. and na 10 ranch
relefin using i that nelose dollars for two bot
ties more Nj cough which had become very severe
ard weariag<ne very fast. has nearly shbsed
raise without much effort BY coughing and The ten
defnass IN nv THREAT very marh relieved III seems
70 mese be the only medicine 10 uhieh look for
Petmanert relief. Respect uy yours.
!. s. PALMER.
None genuine unless sigaed T. Burrs on the wrapper
1 For sale by l. S. ElCHELBERGER,
Charlgst0nn
LIP. HARTMAN.
Manchester,
And By Druggists generally every where.
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Ard b. orugrjsts generally every where
July 70, 1851
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FOLLOWING SCALE
10 all, 2O0N.Ibs q 90

Those persons who prefer lower priced Tess can
receive er prizes in proportion or cg riH BE- re-
purchased for cash al a reduction Of 10 per cent
sg Country Agents required. Applications to
be addressed spostpaid) TO the Company Depot, as
Adore. June I iS5a-3n
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House, Sign & Ornamental Painting.
MTLLING AND SAVING.

TyHE subscriber Informs his friends ard he pub
u lie generally that he has rented the Leetown
.Nercis1aF - SnsC .TEHIs.
He will manufacture Flour and also purchase
GfainOn fair terms.
SAVING zone IL the best manner. He will be
prompt in Inc discharge Of his duties and win en-
.deay8r 70 please his customers. He respeetfulIy
soliciis the patronage Of The community.
GEORGE W. HENSON.
LeetoWn, July l1, 1850
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Wool and Corn Wanted.

i FEw adsss d wood and few Barrels Of
n cox, y Shi<d II The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
sC0fTS PATENT IMPROVED
r EFF RICE T OR s..

On Practical aud Sseatif c; Principles.
The best and most convenient article in use for
Cooling andPreserging,
NETS, MfLK, BurFER FRUIT WINES Ac.
TlHAT are soarrange6 that the ice water runs
l. slowly Though each shelf, aud being confined
from the effects Of the hot air, keeps them al the
coolest point causing the Fefrserafsng afEcnee to
b. ne Safae throughout tie askele apparatus This is
eeeted by the drippings fpIn the ice which is lost
in az other Refrigeraiors. {@
They are open On the front and toE--raake neat
piece Of furniures-can be placed in any room and
haze WATER JAR BY which perfectly dold ltater
Carat all times Be had without additional Ice.
They have been 10 successful operation for up
wards Of five years to the qualification Of those who
have them in use their certificates will show and
are now the most approve4 before The public, The
Improvements recently added, by which great
sarfng Of ice has been obtained more igid air pro-
dnesd and durability effected certainly places shem
patronage. s
Orders furnished through our Agents, KEYEs s
KEaRsLEY, charlestown, al Baltimore prices.
J. GORTLAN e. SON.
Baltimore Jntv Of 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

TsHE members of Wildey Lodge, No iii, + o.
~, ~ r, having been invited 10 participate in
tae~unsrai speInnltIes IN honor of the late Pres
dent q ne unised States, GES. ZACHARY TAY-
l-tffN, IN CharlestoWn, on Saturday the 3D. of A.
gMR merit respectfully tender cordial invitation ID
all members q the Order 10 good standing 10 ioin
men IN y e occasion general turn out Of the
members Of the O der is confidently expected.
r.. JOHNSON
II. N. GALLAHER,
P. POISAL COMMITTEE
] B SMALL
JOHN III SHEETZ
Charlestown, July 26, 1859.
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TIE ASSlM YEA COMPlNY

1876 CREEEysieH STREET, NEw YoRK
TIME Proprie!orS beg TO call The attention Of
j. conHoisseuTS in Tea and The heads 81 families
to the CHOICE and R&sE selection Of
gr'E a s
iinportedsby them, and hitherto unknown 10 this
country which ~ iEeir fragrance and delicacy,
combined with yireis purity and strength, produce
an infusion Of surprising richness and aaVer.
The Teas Offered arc lhe lollnMine-:
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81 HAVE fay barrels d CORN or sale, Il ~
! y river farm. 90,
i I Liz s.. is5n-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26

lnLAsTING POWDER and Safety Fuse. for
10 ssle Al he loFesE pIiees.b
Jnly 2s KEYS 4 hkAks4EI.
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ID RtNF seIfctlOn (
T17= a -

Witha view to encourage the Introduction Of
these maichitss Teas il is the intention IF the Pre-
prietors TO disribniS BY oi among the purchasers,
quantity OF Teas equal 10 he frss gears Prcfts
on The sales effected Each purchaser viii receive
eneIosefin the pacsage, NUMBERED certificate en-
every Fifty Cents laid ouL and on the receipts a.
mounting 10 $50 e0e the aforementioned parcels OF
Tea 70 the value of zen per cent or - COO will be
gfreR array as 6oHRses, accordingto thsA
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THIS ne ent.
o e ( 1
IAsIgof neandthe
|
UPON I'll
54
Shanno
Ty ID ruavdlpg oa
ways reafr the
Proprietor
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DENTAL CARD.

n a. PIERCE is now in Berryriile! and az
Ns iers his professional services 10 is Citizens
and vicinity.
July 5. 1861 Spirit
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
COMMKSSIONRR'S SIZE.

lY yirtne' and authority Of an order issued from
n the Office Of the Clerk ofihe Circuit Court for
Pike county. Missouri, deted November %, 1919,
and to me directed. iW a certain matter wherein
Thomas F. Foley and others complained Of Will
lam Penix and others, / shall Offer al public suc-
zion, TO fhe highest bidder. at the Court bouse door
in the town OF Bowling Green, on fbe secohd day
of April next, during The sitting Of THE Circuit Court
for said county, and between the hours OF 9 and s
o'clock of said day, the following Real Estate, or
so much thereof as win be sufficient to pay Tho
amount of The debt, interest and costs. recovered
by the complainants against the defendants at the
last term of the said court.
Said real estate lies in Pix county and 10 de-
.scribed as follows, 30 wit The W I-2 Of the S W
Ia sec. 90, 7 "a RI west, containing 80 cores,
more or less the E I2 Of the S E or. Of sec. 30,
T "a R 4 W, containing so acres; I, the E 1[2 Of the
S w pr. Of sec. 90. TA R4 W. containing 80,
acres; part of the " 12 ofthe Sc IA Of sec. %,
81 RI w. containing 40 acres, more or less;-
also the NE Or. Of the n w qr.of src. 8 T "a r
a w, containing 40 acres-in all $50 acres, more
or less. and the Same on which John Philips and
wife now reside. -.--y
Said land will be sold in compliance with fhe de-
cree Of said court; one half Of The Sarchase money
10 be paid cash in hand, and . credit Of IL months
will be given on the remaining half, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, bearing sig
per cent interest. .s N. OWENS.
March Alb, 1860. Commissionef.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
SHERRF'S SALE.

ID z virtue Of a special execution1of fa-fa, IS
sued from the Office Of the clerk Of the cir
cunt court of Pike county, against VIM. F. Wat-
son and in favor Of Ezra Wilbsr,I have levied
upon and seized, and will offer for sale before
the Court-hohse door in BOWLING Greer. during
the sitting Of the circuit court, on the BIB day Of
April next, between the hours Of 8 and 5 O'Clock
OF said day, for cash IN hand, the following des-
cribed real estate, viz:--The E. l-2 N. ". Or.
of sec. No. 2, 7 50. r. 8 w. containing sew;
~enty-six arces and 81 one-hundfedffs Of an acre;
also the w. 10 of n. w. IA SEE. No. 2. T. SO,
r. 3 W., containing rs acres and 50 one-hnn-
dredths Of an acre; also the balance OF The +.
l-2 of the N. F.. IA sec. 8, r. SO, r.. 8. W., az
Ter deducting iherefrom Is acres, sold 10 J. o.
Bannion by F.. J. Strother and wife; also 20
acres Of the s.. part Of the E.Tl-2 of The S. E.
Ia sec. 10. r. 5s R. 8 w, The, said 20 acres
to run parallel with iLe T.. and w. line, to sat
isfystaid execution and all costs.
M. GIVElIS, Sheriff:
.rs Per Wa. G. * D. S.
p March 18Th. 1860. -s'4 s-avsas
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
~SHERIFR,a SaIR-TT

y fseias, issued from tie office Of the elerk Of
the circuit court of Pike county, Missouri, dated
March 9Th, 1850, and TO i"e d~irectsd5 saIdJ 1siybs~
ing in favor Christopher Kelly and sgsinst Thom-
as Mackcy, Cyrus Mackey and sohn 8 Craig, 1
have seized and levied upon the following descf1b-
ed real estate, lying in said county and State 70
wit: a certain Island in the Mississippi now called
"Oncal's Island" or the ;sORcsli Idlaud, >, enissed
by Thomas Maekey and Cyrus Mackey at the
Land Office at Palmyra, and, also Lot No. l34, in,
the town of Clarkssille, Mo-, which ! will proceed
cash in hand, in the town of Bowling, Green, on
the o5th day. of April next, during the sitting ~
the circuit court for said county, and between tha
hours of 8 aud O'Clock Of said day, to satisfy said
debt and costs. M. OWENS, Sheriff PC 4
March lIth, lS5O. - 49, - -
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
SHERFF,S SALE.

RY authority OF an order Of toe CifsuiE Courts %
n Pike county, Missouri, snadein q certain mat
ter Of partition by jeremiah Mcssand Others Pc
t~itioners. dated November 18th, Is49, and to me
directed. l will cffer at pnblic sale, on q credit Of
IL months. before the Court Hause doof5 IN the
town of Bowling Green. on The Third Dav Of April
next, and during the sitting of the ssid Court, be-
tween the hours of 9 and 5 o'clock of said Gay,
the foIlo'Ting real estate TO wii:-The s E quarter
OF the s Wquartersof section one (E in T 6fiy-
three l53) Of range FIVE (5) west the s " qr.of
the 5 or. of same section. township and -rapgs;
AMI the east half or the S E or. of the ssnesee-
einn. township and range, containing in the whole
Loo acres. more nr less The purchaser 10 give
bond with approved security, hearing faferess ~
the rate Of six per cent per anenm hnm date tils
paid. NJ. OWENS, SheriE.
March 4th, 1850. -. 4v
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
SHERFES SALE.
March 18th, 1850.

% authority Of an execution, issued from the
- office Of the Clerk of Pike Circuit Court, in
favor Of James o. Broadheai VS.. James NJ. Hud-
son, have levied spon and seized all the right and
title of James M. Hudson, to a certain tract Of
Land supposed to contain 100 acres, being part OF
the Marie claim, and known ss survey 1850, and
being the same land conveyed to said Hudson, by
Sheridan Dorsey, and more particularly described
in his deed Recorded in Book G, page 406, of the
Records Of Deeds of Pike County, and will offel
the same to the highest bidder, for cash in hand
before the Court House door on Wednesday I0tl
day Of Aprilnext, during the sitting Of fhe Circui
Court for said County, and between the hours o
nine Ia the forenoon and 3 O'Clock Of the afernoor
Of said day, to satisfy said execution and costs.
M:GIvEES, Sheriff p. c.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18

Union, and the Jaw of Congress passed to
carry it into effect, may no longer be set II
defiance, and the rigits of our Southern
brethren trampled under foot.
9. Resofred. That the same politicalue-
cessity which required The foundation of
the Uaion, notwithstanding the existence Of
the Institution of slavery at the time in
nearly every State, still demands the con-
tinuance. Of the Union, notwithstanding the
existence Of slavery 10 emily one-hsif Of The
States now composing it. ,e1sgs-r =,
10. Resoloed, That the sole hope Of the
negro race in the southern States, in re-
spect 70 their eventual emancipation from
slavery, rests upon a fsithful observance of
the conditions and compromises of the con-
stftution q theUnion, and thatthe reckless
schemes and measures Of the abolition and
freesoil parties fast uuiting) are directly
Tatealated4o perpetuate slavery on this
continent, IN its harshest form. "1 '71
IL. Resolved, That, in an exigency like
the p~resents every true Democrat will lind
IN the Democratic creed, as proclaimed at
Baltimore in l84S, and understood for hall
q ceatury, the safest guide and the surest
protection; and that il becomes every low
er this blessed Union, and of the great par
ty under whose administrations that Union
has ~prospered, to avoid all connection with
men who contributed to our defeat our in
l84S, and who now invoke US to desert our
long established and we'll tried doctrines.
IL. Resolped, That, the gallant Dsmoc-
racy who stood firm during the dark and
trying period of tue Panic in 1884, when
the timid faltered, AID the corrupt gave
way, will not be easily deiIdea from their
good old creed, by the maehinaticns nf men
elevated into prominence by a chivaist"
party, and disappointed only because their
power was not prepetuated and their incon-
sistencyIendorsed. Z, 81
ID. ResolUed, That in the opinion of this
masting, the subject of negro slavery in its
bearing on the Union, does admit of adj
justment, and should be speedily settled
FoREvER, on a fair, Just, and Constitution
al arrangement between the slaveholding
and non~-slaveholding States.
IL. Res0LCed, That we rejoice at the
votes in the National Houss of Representa-
tives, laying the WilmOt Proviso upon the
table, as an appropriate disposition Of 9
measure viii ch did so much to procrasti-
nate the war with Mexico, and to embar-
rass the late illustrious administration; and
which. events have sufi proved to be
without any practical importance, except
for purposes Of irritation, and insult; and we
rejoice. also, that Messrs. Gilmore, Mann,
Robbins, M'Lanaham, Ross and Dimmick.
six of the eight Democrats from this State.
in Congress voted to extinguish the fire.
brand which has been productive Of sc
much disaster and d~issension.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
SHERIEE,S SALE.

ID authority of an order of the Circuit Court OF
II Pike county, Missouri, made in a certain mat,
ter Of partition, by Azcl J. Bnyd and others, peti.
TONERS, dated November 10, 1919, and TO me d.
recied, I will offer at public sale, OIL a credit Of II
morths, before the Court House door in the town
Of Bowling Green, on the LIST day of April next,
during the sitting Of said Court. between the
hour. of 0 and 5 o'clock Of said day, the following
real estate. TO wit:-The S W. La n E or. section
"a T So 2 W. The purchaser 10 give bond with
approved securitv. NJ. OWENS Sheriff.
March 4th. 1850, DIV
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
LOOK HERE DEMOCRATSl

THERE will be q meeting OF the democrsts Of
Spencer Township in Spencerburg on SATUR-
DAY THE 23RD OF MARCH, 1850, 20 Sc
lect 10 delegates to the County Convention. to
be held at Bowling Green, 10 nominate candid
ates to fill the county Offices in August next -
Spencer must not be idle, but must 90 TO work
to select q delegation that viii represent: her
faithfully in the Convention. Let US have o full
meeting Of the democrats Of the Township on
the ODD. COMMITTEEMAN.
March 4th, 1850. s...
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
SHERLFFtS SALE

u Y authority of an order Of fine Circuit Court of
- Pike county, Missouri. made in a certain mat
ter of PARTITION by Nancy Ellen 1nng ana others,
against Rhoda Grow and Martin CroF, dsted De-
Icemhef l1th, I849, and to me directed, I win Of
fer ct public sale, on a credit of l2 months, before
the Court House door in the town Of Bowling
Green, on the First Day Of April next, during the
sitting of said Court, and between the hours Of
and 5 O'Clock of said day, the following real ss-
tate, to wii:-The S E or. Of sec. 10 T 81 4 8 W,
TO the dowerof Rhoda Grow, So acres and
thirty-three me- hundFedihs Of an acre, being The.
N W corner of said quarter section set apart to her
by order Of Court. The purchaser giving bonds
with approved security. -.-av;l -Tr.-E-.-.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
0t Pike County. letters ,estnmen:ary ON the
of William Bogses, deceased, Laird. Il e 9Th
March, 1850
All persons havfrg claims against said estate,
are re quested to present them within one } ear from
The date of said letters; and If not presented with
in three years from said date. they will forever be
precludcd from the benefits Of said estate.
HENRY sCHOoLER, Ex'r.
March, 18th 1850. So (3w.,
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
y A correspondent Of the New York
Herald, writing from Washington, says:

Recently, Mr.. Webster, with a remark.
able gravity, remarked that this was asub-
ject for "grave consideration" The up
shot of this grave consideration is, that be
intends to do something for Massachusetts,
for the Union, and Sor posterity and immor-
tally. He is about TO redeem himself, re-
~genenerate Massachusetts,, and discnthral
the Union. The South count upon if, and
they count largely upon the great weight
of Webster,s legal and constitutional rep
utatipn.
He will propose a practical compromise.
The Missouri line run through to the
Pacific, and an acknowledgment that the
flag of the United States in all the terrific.
ries, admits and protects all the property Of
the citizens of all States in such territories.
will probably be the basis ofthis comprom,
Use; but of the details we have not beer
apprised, nor Is it necessary to give them
in advance. The basisiofthe plan of settle.
ment Is the thing.
Now, we undertake to say that ifthe Mis-.
souri, compromise line is made the basis Of
q settlement, it win pass.
The South, in lighthouses, at ibis session,
have intinaated and declared their resdi.
ness to accepttbs Missouri line. .
The line win, Of course, divide. the pre-.
sent State Of California into two nearly
equal parts; but the power of Congress
over the boundaries IS fully admitted, ir
the uniform exercise Of the power.
The plan Of Mr.. Webster will probably
embraces the settlement Of the Texas dis
pute, the adjustment Of the difficulty will
thesfsfritories, and the preservation of thu
baIabce of power in the Senate. More
thar this, the South csnnoAs ask; less thar
this, they are not prepared to take.
The day dawns-the clouds are breaking
We count upon the compromise Of MIR
Webster.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
L has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court ofPikp. lettefs Of administration on the estate
of GEORGE FISHER, deceased, bearing date the
10Th day Of February, 1860.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO present them within one year from
the date of said letters; and il not presented with.
IN three years from said date, they will forever be
precluded from the benefits Of sSid estate.
JOHN p. FISHER, Admir-.
March 4th, 1850. (45-4)
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tAe aaaefsiShed,
administration Of the estate Of SlLAs KHEA.
decd. late OF Pike enunty, xilapply st fhe
next June term Of the said county ensrt fors enAl
and where all persons intsseslsdm mag attend ifthey
think: proper = -
HAMILToE4e RHEA, Aa3'r.
March 4th 1850. (R-4f
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18

WiscoEslN WILL NOT HAVE BAkKs:-By
the constitution of tina. State q Bank may
be chsrtered, ~Providsdthe question submit
Ted to the people, and they approve it at
tbs esllss The, Senate refused TO submit
the Ss1sfop By q vote Of IL to 6. ze 81.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

UlSSOLUIlON VI Partnership.
I'D E il known, that the partnership heretofore
existing between JOHN JOHNSON and
A. COLLINS, in a steam saw mill. sit
on Grassy Creek, in the county Of Pike,
is this day dissolved, in consequence of the pro-
c~eedings of said Lewis A. Collins, one Of the
partners. JOHN JOHNSON.
March 18th, 1850. 3w.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
ID E it known, that the partnership heretofore
existing between JOHN JOHNSON,
LEWIS A: COLLINS & CONRAD P. YEA
TER, in a steam saw and grist mill, situated on
Grassy Creek, in the county of Pike, State Of
Missouri, il this day dissolved, in consequence
Of the acts and proceedings Of The aforesaid
Lewis A. Collins, one of the partners.
JOHN JOHNSON.
March 10Th, 1850. 3w.
Democratic banner., 1850-03-18
SHERFF'S SIZE OF RE.AL ESTATE.

N virtue and by authority of an order of.the
= c:9nty court Of Pike county, Missouri, Tin the
o. a special Fieri FacissJ made on q mot.
gage of James s,..jlTovsio said county o. Piks. for
the use aud benefit Of the inhabitants af r. E4Nl
r. 2 W-which said order bears date the 9th day
of February, 1860. and IL to me directed; I have
levied upon and shall on the LIST day d April k9Ss,.
between the hours or So;eIecki1G ~torenovu ina
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, and during The term Of
the circuit court for said county, proceed TO sell 10
follow ing described real estate, lying and being u
said county and State. 10 wit the " z fourth of.
the s Z quarter of section No. 16 in T San. RI
west of the fifth principal meridian. to satisfy fhe
debt and interest in said order mentioned, and all
costs. " NJ. OVENS, Sheriff PC..
March 4th, 1850. afss4r{