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CHEAP For CASH.

TENIIE subcrber respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general, thai he is manuiactu ing fist quality
PEGGD BOOTS for $500, and sewed BOOTS for So, 80
all other work proportion Work made The above prices
must paid for delivery such MAJ be booked, will be
charged at its former rates.
JAMES D ROSS. No. 3. North Street.
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DRESS MAKING.
H RS. s. SMITH, Plain and Fancy maker, No. 6,
I'VE North High Street,
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NRESAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.-i
u selling Superior Irish Lines Do Sheeting Table
Damask and Diaper, and Daask Table Cloths, at uuprece
dented low prices Call you want bargains at No. ~
Balto st., doors above Southst.
ap 10 Sf r. o j. EDWARD BIRD. &
AtIGARS. cases. containing 900 Cigars, landing and
" for sale by 81 WILMINGTON y EASTMAN.
ap10 IS BowIy's wharf,
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AJEW STYLE british SHALLlI S.-Just
~ opened cartoon Rich Satin Striped British shalleys
do new style lawns, superior quality for sale by
. ap II q. /. KENNRAD, l25 BALTIC. st.
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ESOR RENT.-The CELLAR under the 0PiIot13 OfFce
Apply at the Office. am ''
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THEATRE HOUSE
VHNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
In that he has taken the above celebrated Tavern His
BAR well stocked with the choicest LIQUORS. ami he
hopes by the personal and respectful attendance of himself
ana assistants to secure share of public patronage
large ROOM suitable for public, society," or private
meetings attached the premises which can be had on
appcon TO the proprietor, for such occasions gratis
ap2-4 Theatre House
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TIxUsTEE's SALE.

(Late of the firm of B. S. Elder * COZ
Baltimore. ADriI 2. 1870.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10
M s1rongest kind Of argument.

The following from an Indiana paper
shows thatthe .Hosiers'' 4 discuss politics
more 10 the purpose than many Of our city
politicians. Here is an argumen that wede
~ all the ans from demagog ueism down g
Van Burenism. to meet.
!. Hoo 10 yon like The farmers u tn l'
West. and NortI vest now discuss Politics
very significantly. They have but niue ~. g
saw about Sub-treasuries, the United States
Rank Of State Banks, but whenever Whlg
meets i locofoco, he asks him hosD Re likes e
he has got enough of L, and I0hetheg -
spo,,ts more! These questions with the low
price Of ali products, and the inability s
Iaise money for taxes 81 any price, answer
all the best logic in the world. Ey .l l 7,
fsaoTria planter is getting sick Of selling thu
| hest Kind Of cotton at seven cents g pound
/ However. ell this is but the beginning Of
4 hard money screw.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10

N@ f& N
Tbe democratic Lee tels 81 t. ... 4
Maine ats oh hp 81 opposed g an.A f''s
tefs bspsl prom & Sd 8 Ne Woe 49,
aud generation 81 Nothing pa. ss'1
ana siIyss + demo- e course g'a1 psss
baps. S lie q. ofe,ns Van Burep aseans
nv IF The nlnisslasion, thls = 1ae'.
..esopsd prnesp
Let fhe world scorn demagosu e VII s.
es,y. alld lfoWn Indignantly upon pell'lea.
nera il. when they Zee that The eta1e q
Mime. ii paroxlsn d settled diseass q ~
cotocoisn. has sa1sd large amount G es..-
yeneg ii the following form
.sThe State Of Maine promises g Pr :.
tie Treasury Office ii Augusta, u one ysat
after late 81 sooner Il notice Be given, g tne
holder 81 this note rive Dollars cl'rrenf 6gns
biEi,. said state with nterest y Chg rae g
six per cent. per annuna. z
Il this The constitutional or ne .'osstef
casgsnrgl Rags redeemabls u ragss shin.
plasters fedesmahle ii paper promises e
1broz 81 barikal oh The isns of lceofoeoisia.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10
enfri1 m tone 81 tie Press.

The whig papers alIover the country, East.
West, North and South are, rejoicing over
and arround the popular demonstrations ~
the people il favor Of the Harrison Reforraa-
Btion while ell we can find IN the 90 called
dsnoeFatic papers il long rgtnents e prove
that the price Of labour il thisconntry ought
Is S. reduced and that The United States
ga1. 81 Pennsy vaniai Is insolvent.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10

.6.s IS late no lhe $50 auihoiiaing iln
n more treasury notes, ihal Il he
ma rslinb lie sub treasury bill aleos and
ofb b.||s Is lhe same committee, The
Wild would wiihdnW ai, opPos'.'o,'. -
Th't nrorcsIl'6n Wr1 eject eng 'As sne, ",
main IA nol .ucceed n .-'''r5 n W. w.
Is 81 .hofise issue Of p. v passp 81 ''s-.'
ntf notes.
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ySp Itfg6 putlle meeting Waa held q
Nrschez few weeks since % express pup
ee6fin6ns "a f6l0gI6n d lAelelo ble rge
- 60 n4eNuts whith d6nfunces re aIih
credit ana honor oftht sats. Gfca. inter-
=, va manifested & he meeiing ~ the
prs ice 81 Coy Poindsx,gI and lll' lisn-
I; both " whom aadIpssd ine rseeilng.
~ psaesraan presid thairmanl rs
nv a,rst q. wilkins. Geo. Winclel-
- i. III Dun 4 and Washingsoh Bartow
,vsrss committee . portresolhfIous. They
reported shs following saniimenp which
were sdcbsed 81 he meeting the r'iaioh 6of-
-o,..,so nlv voting against Them.
~ 800 n he proclamation. Issued by
i, Z = 1870 81 this State, purporllng @ %
49, gsrenea u sales Cf transfers 81 the otate
/ M now hi possession Of che Union bank.
rnosf violent, wtnfons unWarTentcn. ana
lunfustifable assault upon me credit "a ous
Stste our character for nonesi {, ana kss ~. y
for publicnnd private attn nas peel. ll.e ~ "
his express asssyeratlone q w III Y. Y.
the Stsie 70 pay her debts, ana nsE 1--WE .,.:lE
lIingnss 70 dose, were sne Aos Co.,
4 insnntation we win not silently resi- Ahsie-
80
s..olned. That we, q citizens O TINS
.onrtv ntterlv repudiate and denounce the
lsiander upon the honor Of che state, ana
shsl 3 doubt not, nor do We hesitate q q as-
sert hat every county IN the State wiz e.
buke this attack with the just noigna'iOn
and contempt chat We teels
Resoj0ed, THAT the &c prototype q me pro-
I clanation Governor MeNutt's EeeonllInen y
: aasion Is iegaIize forgery, was e. insui. y
the legislature, "a injury e tae Ssrtg' ~
must be rsgaroea - Ii,'I u M;ss;ssppi.
11.soIg.d That Is citizens Of the county
IL A dams. We repsI the calumny that We arc
Z neither willing nor able 70 redeem the pup
liz obligations, as far as they may iall uPGL
I Is. and that we are satisfied that the Wnol'
I SAFE must despite and condem the allega
= ton ofthe Governor, and will vindicaie ne
3 Honor and honesty.
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become Iisnea 81 deeds IS aleAs Ana
on6 faithful public service hsl Din os IS.
sosssa s. tse prssid sncy d so y. hls ira-
soesrs succeed much 81 illle u she DARK
srk 81 defamation; though they eopsa
se.ipss ths sun Dc lais glory for Day, yesas
lone remembered g lhe FscoIos
81 slie PAST shall survive. big eminent set-
vices patFiotnnd warrior snal no. g
ssrrostsn: But Tie name 81 d HEN
NJ HARRISON shah % down y psasesily
IS history md "a song s. ne RATRior So A1Es'
Nm ana m anrAl WARRIOR g THE VISIT
The bloody Story of Tippeeanoe, q shs
RaisIfs, ana 81 the Thames, shall never be
aisplaced il the records Of victory and val'
onr. q ehalI never Be forgotten 81 the dee
eendarss 81 the West, that "a these plain
fslI she sonahavk from AZ pafalised hans
s. rs savaee, and here Britain was made e
know that die nosihpaslssn passags was no
lie way q approach thin country But, tho
neFaicans should not remember u graft
ende Britair ssiIl rernenb FEAR TIE. Prov
ess lie cool intrepedity, the bravery az
ur 81 The conqneror q her arms 90
rse HrRo or rms WEsz, ihat neper lOst
i baHleg
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10

The van Burenites affect % believe thai
the accoun 81 The late Whig conve1slo e
Columbus Ohio Is hoax. hey say thai
I.5snlg thousand delegates % one convention
was never heard Of Nor not until Harrison
look the field. But lon b astcnished. Wen
make you open your eyes wider than thai
before soon.,
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Wented bailey.

Forty printing presses. Eve hundred Prln-
teri and ali the necessary frins, 70 enable US Us
10 publish one half Of the accounts Of the rs-
sings and doinga Of the people in favour O
cen Harrison. In one newspaper we can
begin to commence to think about publish
inc the little end Of the smallest part Of i. s
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10
rYcEEDTNGIY DEMoCR.aTIc

EXCEEOIJfIL1 1lEJu NLAee1 = ~.
Mr. Pickena Of South Carolina is 2 modern
,sDemoerat'' Of the first water. He walks
amongst the high places Of the party and
ranks. Il least as field officer. The Nash
vile Whig gives an extract from speech of
Mr.. r. delivered IL congress about three
wears ago, ii which the s'full feathered de-
mocrat'i Is he is styled By some q the Fan
Buren, pressed, gave ashort description q
The moral features Of the party with which
he i now identified. Here is the poftrait:
asSir sal Mr.. Pickens, 'sycophancy and
aervilfty have taken the place of all the heroic
/ ma manly virtues. The rocks, together
i With obscene birds, have perched themselves
m the high places Of the lands and we 81
/ here beneath surrounded daily with thei
/ filth and corruption.
4, sttThe gentleman, Mr.. Cam9releng SAT-
Mr.. Pickens. shas said this nation had bee
J conycrtgd into great gambling house. Il
asked. who had brought it 70 this condition
& The Doriy non In pOiOer--G Oilef, Gnaore q
) oradea. a more corrupt sci Of WRETcHEs neUe
iived. The contempt Of pledges man-Wcl
sbipping, of1ice-seeking. etc., had wrought
distinct change in the principles ct this gei
ttlenaal1 > -
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rrlonah &C the Pe0nIe Al.'s7 ;
Relief CouaimR.

Vsr4wunNn OF the ksG0N
RELIEF couing.
III candid men ack nowledg 90 thai change
IS ne administration viii give sudden re-
l;sfto he embarrassed condition Of the Peo-
BE; 81 say the locoIocos, then We win have
ano.her another specalali,'g era.
We deny lie position y utterly uniounded'
hut If Il wefe true, We would say, araens---
lstis come. Any thing that We ever saW,
rslher Than these scenes Of bankrupt rum
md distress. But we deny that change e
The financial policy 81 The government VII
have any such tendency Experience 10f-
finishes no such proof, but The very reverse.
we warlt. Is gel bach % where 1.-THE experi.
nsnt,, found Is. we had no Specializing
Els, 3 expansion previous 70 1880. Every
Il BODY knows thai the presant grinding y
caused III the grea. expansion. the Fedun
ancv 81 state bank issues which proceeded
3 and that THAT was. the. frsf fruits Of tn
experiment. Il il too late II the day =
change these facts. But we want neither
ne want the old system, and viii soon hay
Let the Sab-TreasuTy bill pass il tn
demagogues have courage g do i. "
have nothing 10 fear-nothing to hope frol
Congress, Or the government. 4 change !
4, men isthe only remedy, and already are u
people rejoicing in prospect Of that glorio'
avent. November 1910 win be 4 glorio'
and memorable era in The. history Of @
country. The hearts Of the people shall
aladdsned, and the day Of their prospect
Z shall vet dawn.
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rnceudinrvigm and Burglary

Has Of late created much just alarm in
Natchez. A large meeting Ofthe citizens was
held 4 short time since with view Of adop-
ting measures Of Protection, a strong Com
Hmittee Of Vigilence was appointed who have
Instituted and keep up Patrol Of citizens.
Shortly after the meeting an advertisement
anpeared ii the Free Trader attempting 70
r;dicule Il. and, strange to tell, directly tax.
ing sides with the 'lOaters. ne chairman
Of the committee Of vigilence, Judge Mont
gomery, addressed nots 70 the editors ask
ling them If the ..loafsrs adyertisemens aP.
peared with their knowledge and sanction
This was done chat if such was the case. thu
1committee would not deem proper 70 pu
either ofs them on patrol. The answer wa
]inthe affirmative and the determination Q
1.-THE committee was accordingly.
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fsrGen Harrison was longer in actual
service, endured more hardships and camp
suffering, fought more battles, suffered less
defeat, killed and subdued more Indians
and j hautier British foe than any officer in
America since Washington resigned the
command.
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CIV a Naf6he9 under che HaElIll

CITY 81 Natchez under che =
The United States Marshal has advertised
the CITY Hail with the Market House and
Public Square Of the cisg Of Natchez, tof
sale under al execution fOf the purchase q
some lots, 81 The City, : few years SINCE,
which at the time Of purchase were worm
llit:le 81 nothing; and moreover, the city had
on use for them whateg yer, that any one eyel
heard 81.
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chanre 81 name.

There seems te Be disposition aHongs.
the wings in every part Of the country g
change the name Of Whfg party" AtteE 1871
It Is 8 IS called the I. Administration Party
- ~ learn from most 81 I'D IF our exchallge
papere,
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GIVE are authorised 70 announce ~ y. e.
2 PueH, Esq..sasa candidate tor me o 9l.,s
Of District Attorney, for the lOtn gqolelal
District, composed Of the countlsS y A1sssNs'
AtaIla. Holmes and Yazoo.
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~ ne are authorised 70 announce y -
LIAM NEED as candida Tor 2 ~ s. -
urer at the special election, 70 1li tn E
~ occasioned BY the death Of Col. : AaAs 9
W1II1AMs.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10

Eli Montgomery ESD, Is the treslu NJ =
he .ai;ssissippt Rail Road Bank 81 Watcher.
He has called meeting Of the stockholders
On the nth April inst, for tho purpose g
considering the propriety Of gelinqulshlng
the banking priviIed sci of the Company
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pENNsYLvA ana.

The following is the opening para graph oi 3.
long article in the JNadisOniss upon the present
political condition Of Pennsy lvania.
I,oeo-focoisps dosOa IL Pennsyt uuRia-- Co...
Porter ConserpdtlVel
we have received Gov. POrteT's hrst anapas
nessaere. which was the other day communicated
10 me Legislature 81 Penney Yania now ~ session
we had heard Il intlmated before the gnne Inato-
rial election. that Gov. Porter was " reality
consergative. and we should have been tislnclln-
ed "a oppose his election had il not been that We
apprehended the moral of eleetlng canal-
datc 81 the Loco-ioco party. Ne are a0undantly
satisfied with this frst ptblis demonstration ne
las had s. opportunity % max il latlon e tne
subject which called "a out of the unelean Iank
of Van BurenisIn The Governors MESA Sc q tlIe
direct antipodd of the ii 90 81 PRESIDENT an
Buren,. The Isoco-foco doctrines ct the IA hlte
House are p09geFless IN Penney lyania indeed.
whenswe include ennsy lvRula ~ the cetalegp
Of anti-loco sf0co Van Buren states, winch 81 e sun
over g.. our last, We see that the dents ZEE.
sage falls still-horn from ils anthoK 4 has ne
more wefght--lhe bank hobby e. delqn ssog
Porter Ike Coy. Shannon and Gov % 9y5 Z -
the sIatuEe Of g eQTe and refuses
to do The Office imposed b tie President upon hi'
adhsrante. scoFna the doctrines ot ioco
sferd
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Disgracefnl Outrages

The most fragrant outrage on record, COM
m;,ted under the guise Of Legislation, was
lately uerpetuated in the United States House
of REPRESENTATIVES. It's known to our rea-I
ders that the committee on elections has had
charge for some time Of the n. Jersey con-
tested election case. Mr.. Cave Johnson in
PRODUCED into the House resolution thatthe
committee report forthwith which set OF
claiments had the greatest number of votes.
An amendment was offered by q wing mem-
Der requiring that the committee should re-
mort which had the greatest number Oflaagfal
votes. Strange and marvellous as It may be
tits the case that party profigacey has gone
to suchan extent that they opposed The amend
msnr The lOcofocosvoting against the ''IGs0
FIJI votes.' The speaker for it voted which
enabled the wings to carry the question.
This is what in plain English may be cal
led an open opposition to legality an avow
ed preference for barefaced corruption. Z
what has the party come. What is part
gione to do, when TO sustain It its advocate
will not scruple to gote avowedly confessed
and in 10 many words for illegally! Til
veil therefore thrown around corruption
totally dashed aside, and in the high place
ofthe parties treacherous doing that Nvhic
isaIa.eful'' is openly voted down 70 NAL
way for the predominance Of that which
wnIaof.E! Very well sirs! Go your lengt
Your time is short. Thanks TO God and =
good people your days are numbered!
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How ven talk bout the ladies' Miss BIZ
bal b. Cray of Boston, lately obtained s YER
dict ii suit of EIand 81. against Robert Har-
le of having clsrsed her with petty theft
il ii store ven Meter Bob Harleys next
Tine learn 10 use youf CUE tongues
were instructed Is Be used
1oBB Much discomfort and angry
feeling Is produced il the democratic
camp il snnsy vaniia, 81 the sound doesrins
St lkeiT GoNernof's 4 Sc upon the sub
Jet q bank resumption leetings IA e.
psfaI places have been got 81 70 nv ne par:
&, sslons disapp proving Of tlle collrse plfsa.
81 ~ he Governor.
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II FORBES sqs enc ofths editors
Is IS a.f6l S. e.Ils tie PaEs 8 Z. lIokAk
s. 50 sood. H would + lloi
Il Is biz laboaTs with Z -
oaId i 70 81 ths fnssf
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49,, he Ilresellf lime ff7Pffll Ma VI q
pr ' ET.Ns1TERED UPON OUR SUBsCRlRI ssC.
Books UNLESS THE AMOUNT VI 5, = ) =
YEARS DUES is PAID IN ADxAeC -
WIEN persons unacqnainted with our tern.
hall desire our paper, one number WIN g Ssps
them. and nc more until our terms PC conlPilsu
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snr9estion Is the Columinators.

A SUGGESTION 10 eMds NO1e-A--AA )
In April 1918, Congress- passed JOINT
resolution approving in the warmest terms
ofthe skill and bravery Of General Harrison
at the great battle Of the Thames with Proc
tor, and awarding him The thanks Of thena-
ton and 1 gold medal This resolution still
remains upon The journals standing con-
tradiction and rebuke Of most of the things
said and written now Of days BY tie party Of
the victor Of the proud Lion on that memo
gable day.
Nov, we we're just thinking, would n't 9
be ! GOOD idea 10 have that resolution sser.
pungedg'' les very much IN the way ,lsn
itg But then there y another difficulty
TIE tascally old 6 ghter that talked 50 SAUCE
to Gen. Proctor has got the medal. There
would Be some difficulty n e1punglng inal
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-10

s.BlRDs Somebody q Kosciosko who
publishes small Central Register has cut
81 100 bird 81 the head ofhis columns about
which he pra:es and reioicesin manner To- %
t.uy fnerpl;eable 10 Us. What these tpo
bird, are intended TO represent q whether
they are mathematical Of any thing except
ducks 81 chickens Is past our finding out
we know Of nothing ii politics democracy
or any Of the isu,s which hes any reference
10 81 connection with tspo bfrds. Yet the
editor exclaims win much APPARENT delight
that ..tbey are denocrats. Wen, why mol
then, change The eoguomen Of your party
and callit chiekenisu But do Mr. Regis.
ter. tel ns something about ..IHEsE Bids.
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49,. II S nielnre 81 our free Institutions
;lisS,relsS IN tl1s ifeYenl branches Of business
r,;r he Great connecting chain which panes
nnr Pe5nhlic together. The tsuNIoH oF I1h ~ AAas
tsrne $500 81 r1nRRT1 ,s-ksrHE eossIi p1i2A
syn rar stITIE ksERIc AZ FLAG AA
uRR. rriR PLoueH and THE woR q. e...
eetswhich form the glory g ~ 9. -
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VAXOO CIT =
7Tiday, April 10, is4o.

Friday, April l0s 1s4O.
5.As sTgWKNs 9pa1@9
s7-i11 90 ,he xvisies-.for / he sake Of the
s. f6n.--tFIsE.
FnR PRESIDENT OF THE q. STA ES,.
Ger. WNE. IT. III Ae eASOlN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TRA1ll ct NIgln'a.
Whfg Electoral Ticket.
SrpcFANT S. PREM ISIS, Of Nlcksburgl
TIo1FAS j. WORD, Of P0ntotocs
HENRY DICKERS0N, Of I.oandes,
r ZONES STEWARD Of Amite,
, 1840-05-30
Notice.

Is hereby given to all persons interested,
that | have surrendered my property to
the use Of my creditors, and taken the oath
prescribed by law relative to insolvent debt.
ors. and have been exempted by the Clerk
of the Rails County court from arrest and
Imprisonment for debt, until the end of the
next July term of the Rails Circuit Court
and that it is my intention 70 apply for a final
hearing and discharge on the first day of the
next July term of said circuit court-this
10Th Of April, 1910.
May 9. JOHN E. P. LEDFORD.
, 1840-05-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

DYvirtue Of deed oftrustd dated the seventh
Id day Of November in the yeareighteen hun
dred and thirty nine, executed by John l..
Luke, and Elizabeth his wife. to the undersign-
ed as trustee, to secure John Kerr and Au-
custus Kerr. trading ond doing business in
the CITY of St. Louis, under The firm OF John
and Augustus Kerr. in the payment of a
promissorv note given to them by the said
John l.. Luke, bearing even date with the
said deed of trust, payable TO their orders
one day after date the thereof, for the sum OF
seven thousand two hundred and sixty five
dollars and six cents, (the said deed OF trust
being made 10 secure the payment of said
note with interest on or before the seventh
day of May 1900 | will on the second day
of June next at the Court House door, in
the CITY of st. Louis. between the hours Of
ten o'clock A. NJ. and three o'clock 7. Nj.
proceed to sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder for cash in hand. the following de-
scribed real estate. 10 wit: lots number fifteen
U5), and twenty COY, and half a lot number
twenty-five (e2J, on front street. andlols num-
Der one hundred and forty-fve U45), and
one hundred and forty six (146). and one
hundred and seventy-four U74). on third
street. all situated in the town of GAINESVILLE,
Pike County and State Of Missouri, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. RALPH PETERS, jr. Trustees,
May 10th 184O-tj2.
, 1840-05-30
A Farm For Sale.

THE undersigned wishes to dispose of
his farm, upon which he now resides
lying in Lincoln county, Z miles south east Of
Auburn, 7 miles south Of New Hope, 6 north
east Of Troy, and 10 north west of Captain
o. CORRESPONDING 160 acres of land, in
terior to none in the county;-6O acres of
which, is in cultivation-a never failing spring
IN the yard, stock water on the place all the
year. The Improvements consist in part Of
a hewed log dwelling, stables and other out
houses, a thrifty young orchard Of grated
fruit, and a small meadow.
Persons wishing to purchase, would do
well to call and look for themselves. Terms
will be liberal.
May at. WIN. L. COOPER,