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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04
ie Court Of Common Pleas, of Washingtol
NJ" @ County, Ohio. Z
Petition for Partition. s

Petition fOr Partition. .ega
Douglas Pptnan, VS.. Henry A. Dix, Virginia o..
h Dix. Dora Dix, and Jesse Dix, it 4,
THE said Henry A, Dix. of the eeitypfSt, Louis,
L in the State OF Missouri Virginia O.. Dix,
near the Cumberland Iron Works, in the State
of Tennessee; and the SAID Dora Dix mud Jesse
Dix, of said city Of Sta Louis, will take'nutice ce,
that on the 18th day Of December, A, d. 1856,
the petitioner, Douglas Putnam filed a petition
lin the Court Of Common Pleas. Of Washington
County, Ohio, where the same is now pending,
demanding partition iofthe following premises,
ta-wit: CITY lot Noi76, in the City OF Marietta,
in Washington county, in the state Of Ohio s
acre lots nos 338 and S4s, in sec 81, town g.,
range 8, in said Washington county; te0 acre
lot no Al 1 in rsec 90, town 3, range 0, in said
Washington county; town or aacre ilotno 1889
in the town of FsrhaYcp, ,Gallip county, in the
State Of Ohio; and 262 acre lots nos 80 and 33,
in town no 8, range IA, il Meigs county in the
State Of Ohio. 'aH fis.a '@ '4s Y y
The petitioner demands that partition be made
of said premises, as follows: To.the petitioner,
one hall Of SAID premises; to said Henry A.. Dix.
seven .thirtieths; to the said Virginia O. Dix,
seven thirtieths; to- the said Dora Dix, one six
tieth, and to the said Jesse Dix, one,sixtieth.
Il At the next term fthe said Court Of Common
Pleas, an application will be, made by the petit
toner, for an order that partition may be made
as above. OF said premises; or if the same can
not be done without manifest injury, that said
premises be'soliiinl accordance with the statute
n such case made and provided, soQ. 3,qg
DOUGLAS PUTNAM, Petitioner,
BY Green g. Towne. his atrys.
Jan 8, ls56.--4sw6 NJ asati 9ai y Z F'
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iNTOTfCE.-The co-partnership heretofore
y Y existing betN cen the undersigned, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent The books
and accounts of the2late firm are left in the
hands of A, p, T. Watkins for, settlements
Persons knowing themselves indebted will please
call and aettle, sither by cash or note. q 9F'
t9dl >uaI y 55s8ii A. PIT. WATKINS.
.s.qiY,E S93dN f5ti6 j. M. SMITH! 1adlfla
!, Thankfulfor the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO the firm, the subscriber respectfully
reqnests continuance Of the same. 80
Will be received, Immediately upon the open
ing of navigation, large lot of Patent Lever
Plows,yuto9 .laiisAs Ps T. WATKINS. b
Middleport, Ohio, Jan. 49,. .w3 ~
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Benjamin F. Dixie, VS.. John Hewett et. al.

Benjamin f. Dike,v ohm Hewett ct. al.
FTNHE defendant, John Hewitt, will take no
( il ~ tice that petition was filed against him
and Others by the plaintiff, Benjamin F. Dixie, on
thei27th day Of Sept. 1856, IN the office. OF the
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas of Meigs
county, Ohio, and is now pending in said court;
the ,bject and prayer of which petition is to re-
cover judgment against the said John Hewett
for $500, on note for that amount, with interest
from the 4th day of March, 1865; and for the sat-
isaction thereof to subject to sale l2S l60 acres
of land with the apputtenances described as fol.
lows. Beginning at the centre OF Mill street, in
Pageyille in said county, IA rods south from the
s corner of land formerly owned by L. s. TOWN.
send, thence east 10 rods, thence sonth "a rods,
thence west IL rods, thence north "a rods; being
the steam saw mill lot. The said John Hewett
viii also take notice that unless he appear and
plead, answer or demur to said petition on or be-
fore the 22d day Of March, 1855, the same will be
taken as confessed, and judgment demanded ac-
cordngy IRWIN & PLANTS,
Jan 6 '66-50n6w Attys for PPff
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s1 o, Ye DcIinquents!
LII ST EsTN!

A ND give ear unto the lamentations, and be-
II hold the FALLEN condition ~" fat on his
back' ~ Of he that is called William. have
labored with YOU To-! these many years, and now
behold my pitiful situation All for the want
Of the ''filthy lucre;" and nothing but MONEY
will relieve me, and place me on myfeet again.
Therefore, every person knowing himself in
debted to me, will please call at the "Captains
ofice,p aud "fork over" Immediately, as longer
time cannot be gwen. MI. PRAiL, (,
. Ian. 8. 1S56.-49tf 80
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Grocery and Confectionery!

GrOcery and Confectionery!
MRS. M, sIDEBoTToM. would respectfully
l,l announce to her friends and the public gem
orally, that she has just received. direct from the
cities, the largest and best assorted stock Of
GROCERIES AND CoNFEcTIoNERIEs,
ever offered by her in this market Her stock
consists in part of Groceries, of all kinds, Can
dies; Cakes'I Crackers, Fruits and Nuts, of all
kinds, Pickles, Candles. Soap, Toys, Yankee
Notions, &c., &C., and all other articles usually
found in establishments of this kind. She is
also constantly receiving additions 10 her already
large assortment.
Thankful for past favors, she would request
continuance of the same Remember the place,
Front street, next door below Daniel & Rath-
burn bank. NJ. fSIDEBOTTOM.
Pomeoy, Nov. 6, 1s55.-tf
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g ARTIFICIAL TEETH!
G9f. .n'i1 to
DRs DUNCAN & CAMERON
I'D EN- T is rs a..',t

No. 1856, Vest Si4th street, bet,teen Race and
A~gA Elm streets, Cincinnati. ~ 2
vVHIS Establishment, under the Innantge-
- ment Of its present proprietorS, has been In
creasng in reputation forisupefior operations In
the eiArtlfcial Department of Dentistrytor the last
ten years, and no expense or efortshall be want
ing give satisfaction to all who may favor US
with their patronage.
The subscribers would call attention to the
following essential points pertaining toaArti-
fetal Teeth, yiz:--Beauty and naturalnessl OF
appearance, quality and strength Of the mate
rails, comfort to the wearer, and usefulness in
restoring the natural appearance Of the speech,
and ability 10 masticate; in all Of which they are
warranted in saying they are exceeded BY none,
and equalled by few. sas, Il dssg 1.
.ein6 t3smT e tn # sta,s sqf
Inserted from one to,a,full set, with Artifeia
Gums. Full and half sets invariably nsertedby
suction, 49,
Ali operations in Dentistry performed in the
most thorough manner. tlHh z "
,af.Bl TERMS: ft0 d
Considering the superior character Of the work
and the guarantee given, they are the most reas-
enable in the West.
Too Teeth on more. on Gold PIdie
@3 PER TOOTH. ~
Too Teeth or more. on SilUer Pfdie;
10 PER TOOTH. saSi st1
The money refunded if the Teeth do not prove
satisfactory, 8elseg gt
or For the information Of those living at .
distance, we would state that our facilities are
such, that we can make in the finest style, ful
set Of Teeth in from 24.to 4S hOuts, and small
pieces in proportion, SO that no detention neet
be apprehended.
w. c.. DUNCAN, ,nn.
"@ ia. CAMERON, DANFisis
No: l5f, West Sixth street, between Race an'
| Elm, Cincinnsh
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THE STERN FIGURING MILL,
.., BELOW THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
se3.aaaGALLIPOLIS!l OHIO. .p 'rra

THE Corporation having purchased the Lot on
l. which the Mill stands. for wharf purposes
offer for sale the Mill house and two sheds, one
Engine, and Boiler three large and one small
pair Frencf Burr Mill Stones, fine ghd supe:fne
merons oiher fixtufes. Also Between two and
three hundred perches dressed Stsne, the Brick
in the Stack and BoilerWalls &c. To be sold
whole or in part as may best salt purchasers.
A long credit will be given on all sums over
one hundred dollars. the purchasers giving ap-
proved security.G, iULaa3t uI4E 3 N4-1
A reasonable length of time given TO remove
the property from the premises. The Hotel
"Anerican" will be leased for term of two or
three years. .'''.' 9" ~ =,
For information apply to the.undersigned,
a9 b shs cas- ssaa3 F., CAREL, IA
Et ss,, e,si,.e S. c. BAILEY, ,,
R, BLACK,
Committee on improvements.
Gallinnlis ner on 1n5k ,lsfs ~
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M Office is hereby given that, the subscriber
I v has been appointed an administrator on the
estate Of Jacob Halsey. late OF Meigs county, de-
ceased, dated at Pomeroy, December 8, 1855.
Jan. l5,-w3* WILLIAM HOBART.
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VTALUARLE PROPERTY FOR

i n IA u n h ~ n 4 HbOG EkGIH EVLG
" SALE.--pfR, THOMAS GOULDING has
for, sale some valuable property short distance
above Murdock & Nye's mill, which he will sell
on reasonable terms. The first two lots contain
buildings, one Of which is two stories high, and
very comfortable dwelling-the other is small
building which will answer for many purposes.
Also another lot, which is thirty.three feet wide,
one hundred and forty three feet deep, and con-
tains dwelling Also, two more lots, eight
rods wide in front, containing four acres, with
coal and dwellings. One lot runs to low-.water
mark, and is a valuable site for Salt Furnaces.
Good chances are offered for purchasing adjacent
lots. Also, one good lot on the Athens road,
near the-stone bridge. On the same road, near
J. N. Sttiders mill, eight more lots fifty feet in
front, and two hundred and twenty five feet deep.
Mr., GouIding intends removing to the West,
and offers his property cheap.
TERMs.--0ne-t third cash in hand. and the ball
anle as agreed upon. Deeds given by taking
mortgages on the premises tillpaid. Interest
required on deferred payments
Dec. i2.ms. THOMAS GoULD1NG.
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..-a@ee CONDITION OF. 4ousup
EETNA d ms u RANCE G oMPANY
III. aoF HARTF0RD,s ooNK. aa5a
Il ssaa JANUARY /. 1876, 81 !

AS presented to its Stockholders, and made out
in compliance with State laws of New York,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &c. ,,d aYa .B5us
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04
W,AMTEp!

"A MAN to learn the Daguerreotype business,
IA to hom liberal inducements will be Of
Tered. Enquire atthe Pomeroy Daguerrean Gal
lery, over Mayhugh's Grocery.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

NJ oIice in Rnrtition.--Jacob jordan
III y Amanda jordan. Isaac Sharp. Thomas Bobo
Bersonf3obo, Vincent Bo5o, Mary Bobo. Joseph
Bobo, William ", Daily, William Daily. and
Julia A. Daily will take notice that petition
was fled against them on the 10Th day OF Jappa-
~. A. D. 1856, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Meigs county BY Nimtod Daily, and is now pend
ing therein; wherein the said Nmtoi Daily de.
mands Partition Of the following Real estate:
viz; GO acres off the south side of the N, w.
quarter OF section No u, township N9. ?, Of
and that at the next Term of Said Court, applica.
tion will be made for an order that partition may
bemade ofsaid premises. lRVIN& PL ANTS, !
Jan. Is, ,56-n50w6 AtIy's for Petitioner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04
-SCHOOL NOTICE;I..-.-..Ei sPFcIAI ,,s NJ

GCHOOL NOTICE.--AS SPECIAL meet
kO ingof the Board OF School Examiners will
be held at The Academy rooms, IN Pomeroy, on
the End Friday and Saturday of April, 1856.
Teachers expecting certificates will please be
present at The meetings Of the Board, as no can
didnte will be examined except at the regular
meetings of the Board BY order OF the Board,
Decsl2, I'd s,i.sF C. B. GROW, Clerk.
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STATEMENT.

The name Of the Corpoatons Etna Insur.
rance Company, located at Hartford, Connecticut
The Capital is Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, and is paid up.
AZ AccETQ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

pILLS OF LADING, printed and kc2t
- costantly on hand and for sale nj The Office
of the MRfGS co. TELEGRAPH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

Money due the Compan, secured by y.a..
Mougage = S,06lOs
500 Shares Hartford and New Haven ael
~ r. R, Stock ai'Ni-ri tr-. Ri 81 ,000 OF
105 Shares Hartford and Providence a - e4ieI.
r. R. Stock preferred and guar 4. ~. Z.
.anteed 10 per cent. s,450 0(
l07Shares Boston & Worcester R.R. aiaf1e 9 !
ia Stock -GQt.r- -li.l- .s ldtle,6S0Q Q(
$50 Shares Conn. River R. R. Stock n $4,000 OF
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ASSETS

Of the Company are: AfaR
Cash in hand and in Ph1nix Bank, e50,939 SO
Cash onsspecial deposits in PGnix
and Hartford Banks on interest, 100000 90
Cash in hands of Agents, balances,
! (good,) ISL o2so4
.,.a y Total a si1, ,96s 73
Bills Receivable, payable st Bank, 9S,025l Is
Real Estate unencumbered 9-'i-i- ns,l457S
70 MoTtage Bonds, and 7per cent.
semi annually 49, 720O0
8 Income Bonds, 7pr ct. semi an. ~ o;
20 State of Va. Bonds '' m19,200
Stale of ". G Bonds - 6,000 T.I
10 Jer. City Water Bonds 6 1000 NO
6Milwaukie City Bonds 10 tAN' fH 6000on1
10 Hartford City Bonds 'ao'a' 10000 On|
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

VEIOE.AWherea e. P. Roberts, one
of the partners ofithe. firm ofsRo6eris &
Watkins. Druggists, of Middleport, Meirs Co. j,
ohio, has lett SAID place of business for parts
Unknown; whereby said partnership has been
Virtually dissolved. Allparsons are hereby no.
tilted not to deal with or trust said Roberts on
afceeant ofsaid Partnership. All persons hav-
ing accounts or business with said firm, will
diepoftj Ohio, who win there attend to the set
tlement of the business of said firm. =" 1ti 3.
Feb. .26s babs-nAw3 AaPIT. WATKINS.
FNWOIIAs u COBBS, Vs. William +.
4 SnithT7lnr AttachmentrTh defendant will
take notice that at my instances writ of attach
ment was issued by George Dusky, Justice Of
the Peace, for the the township or Slltton
Meigs Soucyg for dhe sum Of $I2 40 debt and
seven dollaIsprobable costs. ,sI lnS gp1Fl
Feb. 26-w3&l THOMAS II Coppc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

GTTACMNEENT. = Lorenzo b. Moore, VS.:
n Eebenezer P. Roberts Before A. M. Barlow,
Justice Of Peace, of Salisbury township, Meigs
county, 0hio--On the 10Th day ofFebruary, A;
D!i8b6, said Justice issued an order Of attach
Gsnt In the ib6ye action, for the sum Of thirteen
dollars and twenty-five cents Middlepoit, Feb.
20. 1856 l.. D. MOORE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-04

ATTACHMENT---Jacob Smith. VS.: Fbe:
"A nezeI P. .RobertsLBefore A. M. Barlow. JIs.
tice { oi Peace, Of Salisbury .townsLipi Sfe;Ss
county, ohlo--0n 1the1Sth day of February. A.
D. 1856, said Justice issued an order oe attach.
ment 10 the above action, for the sam Of 6fteen
doilars. 'Middleport, Feb. 2st 1856. ''''''s'
,Usl ,NtG4i4l1 HittbG tJAG0R- cNHTUtI. D l
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4 TTACEHNIENI..-St9phea b. 7Wg5b.
~ gys;;y JRpenezfr P. Roberts-Before me, A !.
M. Barlow, Justice Of Pepce, of Salisbury town !.
ship, Meigs county, 0hio-On the 2Gth day OF
February. a, ~ 1856, said Justice issued an or
dero Of attachment in the above action, for the
sum Of twenty-one dollars. Middleport, FEB.
Esd, 1856. ~. e4.uiea,,g.g, s. D, WEBB.
March A, y3--s !. A
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a ATirAClANIENT,-.M. w. Allen, VS.: Eb.
"A enezer Z. Roberts-7Before A. M. Barlow.
Justice Of Peace, Of Salisbury township, Meies
county, Ohio On the 18th day Of February. 4
Dsa1sds, said Justice issued an order Of attach.
ment in the above action, for the sum of twenty
dollars. Middleport, Feb. ;26, 1856 .J,g is
.gM,,.h - : d m w ALLEN. g
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FEB. 267w3* fTHOMAS U. COBBS

SMERIFF'S SALE --By, virtue Of an or,
Common Pleas Of Meies county, will offer for
sale at public vendue, at the door Of the Court.
house IMP Pomeroy, on the 2Sth ofFebruary, 1855.
between the hours Of ! and, 4; o'clock.p p. M.
tAe following described real estate, to-wit: Town
loetNo; 2e5in't the town OF Pomeroy, Meirs chun.
tyeOhib, as the propeftyof' 'WilliaIn Mefhtire.
81. ais at the SUIT of John, Welch.' Apptaised
at one thousand dollars.,yT.,,, "a. ~, /, 'D,-'yV.
Jan ]. Y. SMITH chov;r
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NOTlCE.-The stockholders Of the Lead.
u ~ ingtonSalt Company meet at Their % Office
at Silver Run, on the Sd day of April. 1855. nj
10 o'clock, A. M, 70 elect Directors for the
coming year, and transact such business as NAV
come before them. ,'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
For The Enauirsr.
EVT 70 E"9""@'
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


One of your correspondents suggests that DR.. Har-
rison should appoint his successor. | have conn.
d.nce in his ability and integrity, and fear no bad re-
suit from such Il proceeding. But it has been known
from time iunnemorial, that nspot:sa has been the
bane of all colleges, that Professors have been ap..
pointed from personal favoriiisln, without due regard
to qualifications. .
Now would suggest, that the French plan OF
concur: be adopted: that candidates should be adver-
tised for, and that they should meet at the University,
and undergo the trial BY co"coers; that Or. Harrison,
with all the other professors OF the literary course
present, should examine each candidate rigidly in the
same manner that he examines candidates for grad.
uation in his school, and that only one candidate at
time be admitted into the room. Elfnes before or at.
ter tn. examination, u subject shall DO propounded to
the candidate to lecture on for half an hour in the
presence OF the professors only, who shall st Us u
Jury to decide on the qualifications of the candidates.
This plan would ensure the very best talents and
qualifications, and would be no disparugement TO the
unsuccessful. Some OF tie most learned aud distln-
vuished professors In Paris, have failed at concoars
after eoncours, but finally succeeded, aud reached the
highest point of emineuce.
Another subject should claim the attention OF the
visitors. The expenses for board, &C., has been reg.
uisrly increasing for three years, and 10 at Il point
now higher than the public hotels. Pence is in pros
p.o., the price Of pour, &c., is declining, aud the
board should be reduced, so as to put II in the power
Of those of limited means to avail themselves OF the
benefits Of the University. SEMEN ALCMNUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

would bo o@c,sl 70 ms oil! n: this llaga. b.: thas i.
VOL! ie permitted 10 be advanced 10 is e:is!os'-
mtns. y full opportunity would ho afforded to CIV"
II any necessary opposition when 1t came up rP'i us
passage.
Dir. WILEY regretted tint he could not comply
with the Request OF the gentleman. He offered a sus-
slItuto Tor The whole bill, which, in effect, provided
tor a continuance of the present Board Of Public
Works.
Mr.. GARNETr opposed the substitute, md entered
INTO 4 bret review OF the administration oI the Boarl
Of Public Works.
MIR. SEDDoS offered an amendment TO the second
section, providing that the power now held by The
Board to make loans, sell the bonds of the Stnt", or
otherwise borrow money on her credit, be transferred
to q financial agent TO be appointed by commissioners
of loans, to whom the original bill proposes TO trans
Works.
This amendment was subsequently, Withdrawn, and
the question then recurring OIL the substitute offered
by Mr.. WILEY,
Mr.. FLOYD addressed the House Mt considerable
length in defence Of the system inaugrrnted upon the
organization of the Board. He reviewed all the
transactions which took place between the Board Of
Public Works and Selder, WitlIers & Co., during the
period Of his presidency over that Board.
Our reporter has full notes Of speech. 1t will be
published in Some form in Il few days. II contains
financial information which will be found of great
public interest.
Mr.. GARRETT replied in a lorg speech in support
of the change which tho bill reported by the Com
mittee on Finance proposed.
This bi! provides that 1.-THE Governor, the Auditor
of Public Accounts, the Treasurer, the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth and the Attorney General shal!
constitute a board under the style and name OF the
"Reminiscences of Loans"
The functions Of the Board of Public Works will
be to give notice to these commissioners from time to
time of what monies will BIZ required, and at what
times 10 pay the appropriation sand subscriptions au'
thorlzed by law for works Of internal improvement;
Hut The commissioners Rhlll. tlIprtuDDn. make such
snlcs of bonds or contracts for loans az will supply
the money 30 needed and authorized by law to be puid
by the Board OF Public Works.
Mr.. JOHNSTON then obtained the floor and was pro-
ceeding to addrcs, the House, when
Mr.. PEsDLEroS, 1.-THE gentleman having the floor
giving way moved thaiIthe chair beEvacated until 7
o'clock, p. N.
The motion was agreed to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
MISSOURI LAND FOR SALE.

r1TIr undersigned c+crs for sale tie following valuable
lands. lying In Pike county, Mirsour:, md within hre
mill. Of tie city Of Louisiana, a four-hiEg place upon the
Mississippi River, containing n population Of two thou.
ssnd, and increasing rapidly.
TN, lands are separated by f plank rohd running 1irec,
- ,iIc rity OF Louisiana and are we'll suited either 10 ous
i.rge or TWO medium size farms; one tract containing
ala acres, about 40 Of which 10 II hrst quality OF bottom
I.nd. 100 of which /. under fence and 10 in cultivation. the
rcrnindrr ia heav " timbercd upland, mostly OF hne qua.
li,r for tobacco, corn, wheat. grass, &C.
The improvements are e frame dwelling house, kitchen,
some house, su;,so.c for negro cabins, s'nh!ds, q young or
chard OF well selected fruit trees, md alsoa good well, Ind
never.iaiin. supply d! stock water.
Possession given the first OF January. ls5..
The adjoining tract contains leo ncles, q small quantity
OF which il rich bottom land, the remainder superior up
lands. perhaps equnl 10 any in 'he Sta'S Tor iooAcc"'
wheat, &c.
This tract is well timbered. End has about 90 sores III
cultivation. comfortable leg dwelling. tolerab!e Liable.
and clubhouse, II frame dwelling, with t~o rooms, a gooo
spring, and abundance oil s!ock water.
Possession will De given on the lsf g! October, ie'".
The whole will be sold together, or separately, 10 sui
purchasers.
tases connected with The above described lands. The
erection Of ali additional tobacco factory within hVe miles
Of the land, in the city of Louisiana, requiring an snoun'
Of tobacco equal 10 all raised in rike county, enoids :
o.. GOOD q nlsrke; for oil toe produce OF the farmers as tne
state lFords. cxc.p, 81. Louis. The plank rosa runn,n.
through, ari it being sbout equid!staut nom the prairie
and NV, ice demand Tor timber u those two points NJ!
NOR. than pay for clearing every acre OF II
In reference 10 the sssuned insecurity OF slave proper
r. In the counties bordering on the Mississippi, l have oni,
to shy that The experience Of the Oldest cit'z'n 10 thht IN
escape of slaves from Pike county has nor been more tHa'
one 10 four, as compared with thuse counties CONSTITUTING
Central Missouri. In fact, the escape o. slaves from FIX
County is OF rare occurrence. The advantages OF IN
county are great, with soil unsurpassed III the Sthtea,
| population educated and refined, with a Young and tnE:'
ING city rising steadily on its Eastern border, II. must be /
the very nature OF ,hingsa good investment l.r money;
For terms, apply to y N. ht'oA'
Ibuiaians $40 Pike county. March il-JStN