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, 1840-05-02
ORDER OF COURT.


STATE OF MISSOURL( So.
County of Pike.
In the Circuit Court of said County, Of the
y Term of March,, to rit : on the 10th day
OF March, 1910.
v.''. n::.' D.,.'s.'{{ Debt b, Attachment.
A ND now, at this day, the said Plaintiff, BY his At
Attorney appearing, Giles hi, motion to the Court, to
amend the order of publication entered in this cause
at the last term Of this Court, &C.; and amendment
10 ordered acknowledgement the Sheriff. return en-
dored upon the writ of attachment issued in this
cause. showing that the said defendant could not be
found In his country, and that said defendant hath
no place Of abode therein, and that the lots Of ground
numbered AL, 4s2, 4s3, 4s4, 493, 494, 495, and
496, in the town of Louisiana, in said county, have
been attached as the property Of said defendant-Hnd
the order of publication made at the last term Of this
court, not having been complied with BY the said
Piaintif-on motion Of the ,aid Plaintiff, BY G. Por-
ter, Esq his counsel. 1t is ordered by the court,
that the said Wesley Hunt, be notified that an action
Of debt, for the stu Of thirty dollars, hath been CON-
menced against him by the said Samuel Finley, that
a writ Of attachment hath been issued against MIN
and the real estate afore.id attached, and that unless
he, the said Wesley Hunt, lie and appear, (by him
self orAt,o,ney,) before this court. on or before the
third day Of the next term thereof, to be holden at
the Court House, in the town Of Bowling Green, with
in, and for said county Of Pike, on the second Mon
day of Jo'y nert. and plead to III 8 action according
o law. a judgment will be rendered against him, and
his said real estate will be sold to satisfy the same
And it is further ordered By the court, that o copy Of
this amended order, be published for four weeks sue
cessively in some newspaper printed in this state; the
last insertion whereof, to be a; least twenty days be-
foro the next term ofthis court.
Aud this cause 10 continued.
sr.rE OF Missouri, o..
County Of Pike.
I, NJ. J. Noyes, Clerk of the Circuit Court, within
and for said county of Pike, certify that the foregoing
writing isa full, true and perfect copy Of the record
and proceeding Of said court, in the cause therein
mentioned at the above recited term Of said court, az
fully and amply as the same appears on the records OF
the court.
~ In testimony wereof, I have hereunto
So, 5 set my hand, aud affixed the seal Of said
court, at Office, this ODD day Of March,
l~ls40. N. J. MOVES, Clerk.
April 4th.--4t
, 1840-05-02
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the uninterrupted nss
IN taken out letters Of Administration on the ss-
tate Of william. H. Talley, deceased, from the Clerk
Of the Pike County Court, bearing date the 18th day
of March, le40: all persons, therefore, who have
any claims sgainst the estate OF said deceased. are
required to exhibit the same duly authenticated for
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let
tiers. or they may be precluded from having any bene
ct Of said estate, and If such claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH N. TALLEY, Adm'x.
April IL, lS40-3t.
, 1840-05-02
CERTIFICATE.
Columbia, s. {. Dec. Is, 1881.

~ ~ ~ ~ IOSls
hereby certify, that the sorrel stallion.
Crusader, nov in the possession of the Rev.
H. NJ. Cryer. was bred by me, and gotten
by Sir Archie; his dam my ~favorite and cele.
brated race and brood mare, Lottery. by the
imported Bedford, her dam the imported
mare Anvilina by Anvil, out of Col. Okel-
ley's celebrated brood mare Augusta, by his
stallion Eclipse. See Turf Register for the
pedigree OF Sir Archie and Anvilina in full.
Lottery was a fine sorrel approaching to cbes-
nut, strong and well proportioned, with fine
action and admirably calculated for the turf
as a brood mare, and in her day had no equal
two races, many of them 4 mile heats, in
which she was always successful, having ne
yer been beaten but once, which was the
first race she run, 2 mile heats, and then by
accident.
She proved a first rate breeder after her
brilliant success on the turf. rs an evidence
of it, her progeny would now command up
wards Of twenty thousand dollars. Her foals
generally are large, strong and handsome,
and all of them that were trained performed
well from 2 to 4 mile heats. Crusader ! con-
slider to be the largest and best of her sons;
indeed, | doubt very much whether he has
his equal in England or America. His match
less size, blood. figure, performance and get,
will recommend him to the notice of all well
informed breeders.
r. SINGLETON.
Crusader Jr's dam was by Federalist-he
by Lath-dam by old Fearnaught-g. dam
Tasker's imported mare Selma. Federalisi
was bred on the late John Taylor's estate in
Virginia. A. c. CAMPBELL
April 25h 1910. 1t
, 1840-05-02
Land For Sale.

TINE subscriber wishes to sell the farm %
L which he lives, lying q miles south.
west Of Bowling Green. 1t contains Is!
acres more or less, Of superior land 40 o.
which are in cultivation, and a good and sub
stantial fence, with comfortable improve
ments and other necessary buildings. AlsA
40 acres 81 miles east Of Bowling Green, IN
improved. He is anxious to sell and Wi
dispose Of both tracts on the most accom-
modating terms.
JOSEPH o. O'BANNON.
April 1ith-3t.
, 1840-05-02

TINE undersigned having purchased the lanyard
Il and stock of leather and hides lately owned by
Augustus Oury, requests those indebted for leather
to mako Psynsnt BY the lat day Of January next,
and those having claims against said Oury ON account
of the lanyard will please present them Co me for
settlements, without DELAY.
The Thinning business will in future be eonduetsd
in oil its branches by me, hides will be received 20. be
tanned on the shares. NOAH ATKIN
Nov. Goth l639--a-tf
, 1840-05-02
BLOCK & M'CUNE,
Wholesale Grocers, General Commission Gnd
Forwarding Merchants.

Forwarding Merchants.
LOUISIANA Mo.
TTAvE in store, and are now receiving fresh sup
Ill plies Of groceries, wines, liquors &C., which
they offer for sale ut low prices for cash, Wis:
Cofee-Rio, Havana and Java;
SaIt-G. A , L.. D. and Turks Island;
Teas-Gunpowder and lmperiali
Sugar Brown, and loaf, and sugar house Molasses;
Oils-Sperm and tanners oil;
Assorted Boston Pickles and Capers;
Scotch H.rinSs;
Wrapping paper md letter and fools-cap, assorted;
Hone Factory cnttnn yarn and candle wick;
Sacks, batting, and Maps Of u. = and Palestine;
Junata naII.. ion cast and blister steel;
Window gla :, Any 10 aud 10 by II;
rumbIers Of all kinds;
Gallon. half sall"n, quart and punt bottles;
Dye -..a. o. ia s.oi., and white lead I'm oil; #
Peacoct's patent ~rIongh., mattock. and hoes Of all
kinds:
OK, log and trace chains;
OI rings aud sta pies and horse hames;
Large lot of hollow ware. RiI--u
, 1840-05-02
Y.
From the Louisville Journal,
81 OF E

By GEORGE n. PRENTICE.
think of thee,
When orient beams the morn display,
And nature brightens with the day,
And leaf and flower of modest hue
Glisten with the morning dew
think of thee!
Bright spirit of my destiny
think of thee!
think of thee
When twilight dews are falling fast,
And evening shades the sky o'ercast-
When vesper music floats along
And echo answers to the song
/ think of thee!
Bright spirit of my destiny
think OF thee!
l think of thee!
When the first beam of Cynthia bright
lllumes the dark expanse of night,
And brings into the home sick mind
All that | loved and left behind,
| think of thee!
Bright spirit of my destiny
think of thee!
think of thee
When l,nely midnight ONE apace
And draws his veil DER Natures face,
When darkness fingers on the hill
And tired Nature slumbers-stil
| think of thee!
Bright spirit of my destiny
/ think of thee!
| think of thee
OF me thou art another part,
A gem embedded in my heart
A star whose sweet and gentle ray
Shall gid life's sails unhallowed way
/ think of thee!
Bright spirit of my destiny
| think of theei
, 1840-05-02
WHITE y PREWETT,
Wholesale & retail l.
DRY Goods, Forwarding & Commission Merchants,

Dry Goods, FORWARDING commission S'frchhnts,
CT. tRKSVN.I.E. MISSOURI.
TIME subscribe : beg leave to inform their friends
and pubic generally. that they have formed , CO
psrtne ship. for The purpose of iran>scting and carrying
on the above business. One Of the firm will visit the
eastern cities in a few weeks. for the purpose Of recruit
ing their present stock Of foreign and domestic dry
goods, and groceries, suitable for the approaching sea
son; which We will sell Low for cash or produce, or to
punctual dealers IN tho usual time All persons wish.
ing to purchase will find it much TO their interest 10 call
and examine. before Purchasing elsewhere. a. our
stock in the spring will bs very large and we'll seleeted.
and we arc determined to sell them 90 Is 1t will DO an
inducement to those at q dista nee to call and examine
for themselves. We also have . very large Ware
House suitable for storing tobacco with an inspection
established there; which will be ready for receiving and
storing tobacco by the first Of March next, or any 9TH
or article Of produce that may be consigned to our care.
We feel confident from our long experience in this bu-
siness, that we can render entiie satisfaction to all those
vino may favor us with their patronage.
lame, nj. White. Caswell Prewett
Clarksville. February 5th ls40-i7-tf.
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LIST OF

LIST OF LETTERS.
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Frank.
IL ford Mo-, on the I'd April 1870.
If not taken out within three months will
be sent TO the General Post Office IS lead
letters. viz.
Adams George w. Jones Sandy E.
Brown Jas. d. Heath Jetson NJ.
Downing c. w. Matson Enoch q
Ellison Charles Pearce George W.
ADAM MAsE, P. NJ.
Fronktort No. Aprn Cd 1870.
, 1840-05-02

NOTICE.-An persons indebted BY note or Book
account, either to the late firm Of Watts & VIII lite.
or Watts. White & Co, are requested TO come forward
4 d make settlement, As further indulgence cannot be
2 ven. I'M WHITE, surviving partner
Feb. 9Th ls40-l7-tf. Of Watts & White.
, 1840-05-02

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ concerned, or interested in the estate
of David Garnsey, late Of Pike county, Mo.
deceased, that l will apply to the next coun-
ty count on The Ist day thereof, or so soon
thereafter as council can be had, for a final
settlement Of my executorship Of said estate.
Which said court will begin and be held at
the courthouse, in the town Of Bowling.
Green in said county, on the first Monday Of
May next.
April 4--tf. LINDSEY, Ex'r.
, 1840-05-02
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIS OF LE IENS,
p EMAINING in the Post Office at Ash
~ ley. No., which if not taken out by the
30th day Of June, will be sent to the gene.
raj Post Office as dead letters.
Andrew Malone Daniel Clary
Thos. d. Patton Elias Williams
James Grimes Charles C. Wren
Forgay g. Melone Matthew Smith
r. T. Lindsay George Dyer
Andrew Forgay Charles w. Atkinson
John South Elijah Purdam
Jno. w. Wigginton Saml. P. Aldridge
Jos. A. WIggintnn d. C. M. Parsons5
April 18th. A. ODEN, P. N.
, 1840-05-02
LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bow.
~ ling-Green Mo-, on the 3ist day Of
March 1910, and which if not taken out
within three months will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters.
, 1840-05-02

Books. Dlank Cheeks.
Is Deeds, Mortuees.
Circulars, Notes. and
49, $ f.: and BILLS. s::: :; ~ ..4...
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
WILLIS done expeditiously on reasonable term,st n.
SALT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1840-05-02
A PRO MISE.

LIFE AND IMMORTALITY "!
ITO aHtrue peniients gho wiil nop come for.
ward ind pay up their OLD GROG
BILLS, the subscriber w,H come as near his
promises, as any earthly mortal can do wih
aProm'se. # they get amy more, they wiH
hare to shop their SINNERS! otherwise
they go of thirsty.
JOSIAH GORDON
Luisiaxa, Feb. 8 ,ls4o-I7-T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23
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ley, Ward Col DeTto Brothers-5 Bergouzie-3O Ash
ton Col De Rham Moore-2o bdls Merriam Benard-Oo
bks Scherme rhsrn Marshloo Chas Go-30 pkcs 10 order
PALERMo-Per Lion2Oo bxs oranges do lemons 50 cs
eorce paste 10 do ~ do olive OIL 40 cks birthstone SO
bags 100 bags bers As do walnu pumce stone
is bales orange peel chamberlain X Law ence.
NEW ORLEANs-Psr Confdence-S0c.e 600 ID Thomson of
TIE Bank of America5o pigs lead Kneeland-iOO do
Emanuel Son $50 q Taylor hhds tob (oodhue
Co1s do wood4e bales Ailea-7Oo bales cotton
81 bids tobacco 10 order
SAvASSAHPsr HIM Tayior-3sa bales cotton Brown Bros
CoS0 cks rice Sturges Cearman-i bl 4 Hunt Coz
bxs X Mead Col hodgman Col J X Warng-i Colt
x co.
LwrnrooI-Per Britannia, at Bosisnl parcel Leeds
Go, New York; Buterfeid, dol Green, dol Paul
do Rekeagiil Co, dol Wiley PutEam-l box mdz w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23

SALEM July l7-sld Apgeretta, Crowell, Work.
BosToS, July 2osrr Lexington, Crswe NYork 2Ist be-
low, Riga, Liverpool; cid Angelo, Cowes.
Nsw BEDrosp July Gear Tiger, Albany; Union, Troy
sid Cornelia, Ricketson NYo,k
Providence, July 2l-arr New York Baker NYork.
PLApELPHIA, Renown Snow. Pr
bour, pr9yid.nc. cid James Drsmmond, Boston ni,eid
kill, James Dfummond, Brown, NYork r Psypter Bar
rett, do; Globe Birch, do Williams Stubs, do; Dan Ba
Grange Croys dos Red Jack Bsker, do; Commerce
Lee, do
vap Brown from Liv rroo June sid lafayette Ellery,
Boston Dimon Matt ew's, do.
SAvASrAH July i6-cd Olive Branch NYork; Baldwin,
Bassett, do. ...
Pusford Liverpool Franconia New York; Jacob Penn do
Caravan, do; Usdne, Boston; Casco do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23
sales nj the Second Hoard.


The widening Of John has caused some little &C.
uyiy IN the building Of stores, and when this is connie
ted there will be but little doing in large buildings The
Naticnal Theatre Is nearly completed and we believe
contract The stock goods in the large varebonscs re-
ing comparatively small there is less LIABILITY for them tn
burn down, to say nothing Of the presence Of the Phadc
phia engines.
The attention o. capitalists who seek to invest in real
estate Is taking correct turn and is the same ~
by prior 10 the FIRST Of MAY Lost viz the bulAny Of
small, cheap and convenient dwellings There is no CITY
in the Uuion where the midng aud poorer classes are m
badly Oh in this espcc in New York One thousand of
such dwellings would find ready and good before
the first day OF May 1871 and there is every pruba
billy that oil of this number vii We built and rented a,
gOO Interest," while half of that number will stand
empty of the larger and expensive class there are
number of the larger description of buildings occu
pied by two familcs this year. that will be empty
next The landlord will FIND his property let in this way
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23
.Sis,34s,ois S7.4io,ss


This return, keeping in view the quantity that was in
the island anterior to this PERIOD and the silver which has
arrived candestney proves that there excess of pre
cious metals in the sand and also that scarcity of the
precious metals under the present udicous system of
finance and collection of the Customs is impossible Both
gold and silver imported and exported with perfect Free
dom. There is abundance for the external trade of
the island and also for a circulating medium Tn svs
TEN also affords choice Of metals which is evidenced in
the fact that when one description disappears is immed
ately supplied by the other.
The work from which compile these tables men.
relation to the pisareens which have been in cir
culaon in the Island at the rate the dollar that
the commencement of the present year. the actual
value of these pieces reduced their legal value of
five to the dollar 20 The consequence was that
in two months nearly the whole exported am per.
suaded that the remaining psareens would disappear
equal facility. The quantity in the Island is now much
less than supposed and if is intended farther to reducs
their value shall be without silver change for daily
be supplied poor and deprecated foreign coin
The Of this is that gold under the exaggerated
value given to it, has been advantageous article Of i'm.
port taking silver in exchange To retain ths last metal
among u.s. increase its value in similar propor.
ton to relative value Of both metals in other
cia nations"
Tomorrow will give statement OF the revenues Of
the Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23

The suspended debt all considered good The circua-
ton specie of this bank compared with December
last, as follows =
Dec; 1889; July i,isao Decrease
Specie. 5l6,76l... 5o,54s. 500, 2l3
This shows a heavy reduction but the banks had on
5000 Of the notes other banks large portion
which they now converting into specie-they will
then be in a situation extend their operations and for
ward the work Of resumption.
There has been great deal of discussion in the West
papers regard the transactions of C. L. Coles of
the Binghampton Bank, with the Ohio Fund Commits
soners and in relation to the Circevile Bank. The lead
ing features of the transactions stated ago
they theseMr Coles President and agent of the
Bnghampton Bank went west On arriving there he
found the contractors the Miami Canal in for
their pay and possession of drafts upon the Trea
sury which could not be paid The Fund Commissioners
were then in New York to raise money to meet
them He purchased those drafts the of $4,000
with that very Objectionable species Of paper
Post Notes the aborers clamorous for the
contractors readily took them. These notes passed for
few days. but they found be of service beyond
the district the canal This caused disturbance among
the workmen, and the notes nearly all redeemed at
Cincinnati with the exception of about S6000 which
out The post notes receiv in treasury
par These transactions distorted and exaggerated
for political effect The subsequent operations Of Coles
with thcChcleville Bank have the of priv quar-
rel between the parties concerned Tor the control OF the
bank On the return Of Coles to this city, Rennick the
president of the Circleville Bank, with requis
ston from the Governor for him RETURN but offered
discontinue oceedings 200 shares OF the bank
jority of the stock transferred to him. This
sisted land Rennck returned home without proceeding far
ther; counter proceedings have been instituted by the
other parties. The whole has the air of be-
tween individuals. Many papers, for political purposes,
have made wholesale assertions for which, understand
suits have been commenced The whole appears to have
grown out Of the Of post notes, practice which
have steadily opposed and have exposed
the operations of all concerned in issuing them.
Weyesterday gave the details of the imports and exports,
navigation and duties the different ports of the Island of
Cuba. The following is table showing the general
movement the whole trade ofthe Island =
GENERAL SUMMARY OF THE CoMMsscE CUBA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23

&c VAUxHALI GARpENs-Last night there per
feet jam to witness the performances produced for Miss
Taylor's benefit The attractions indeed numerous
and splendid but they still greater tonight for the
benefit and last appearance OF Mrs Bennie Tonight
have Living Statues, by Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie, whose
groups said to be unlivalled Miss Barry from the
Southern theatres makes her first appearance Miss Cooke
from Europe, her second and last appearance And
riety and splendid Dances by Mr. and Mrs Benne
Brooks, Whitlock, Master Rather Sc sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
I PACKETS TO DEPART.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Sarah Esther Haskell, aga Laura sardinan) Colon
Corsels Kelly Boston: WaIes WATT. Tsmbsg nn
lBrvm) Renting, Bremen: kania, Googas Rchnond
ScdoIsI bin k.' jss:.s., 6;%,rars. A'''"'' Joyce
Packet ship siddans, Palmer from Liverpool 18th June MIDI
to Cellin. Co July lat % 90 ION a. spoke ship Louie
spoke brig arre, u Providence Is days from thsrsion ir
Amsterdam; st the Banks boarded fishing Eleanor
psese' shp Wes%in.sr from London r SYrs ''"
Packt ship WestmDstsr Moore days from London aud
Portsmouth, viii md1. 70 Geo Griswold
Sician bark Lion, Tretta 50 days from Palermo fruit sc
TO Chamberlain 4 Lawrence
Brig Gt9l Bolivar vwyga # Boston, 70 day. from Havana
Brig WIN TAYLOR. loeys days IRON Savannah, with cotton
Brig confidence ConSens % days I'm Norean with specie
&c 60 Nelson July ~ OF the Ioitugas ~ he brig Tally
r.nd from south side 81 Cuba f9r Boston July struck
Of the bow starting of the walden ends which caused the
brig to leah badly.
One ship and three briggs.
General Record.
J1mss Cook, sailor no I'd the whaler Ontario, fell from
the opssi yard whilst the ship of the Of Good
Hops May 7, aud was lost
naval.
The scr Wave arrived at Havana from Key West nth
The fsg,,e Macedonian sud .oops Of war Levsnt ard
Erie TO from Pensacola nth instant at inbound
north
MS Bailey h,9Se for PernanbacO out 30 days. Iuns a''
Foreign Ports.
LivERrooL, Juue s-sd sulliyer, Brown, NYork.
,unnNFsH,,tS, Iu9s 2-sld Plato, Nfo1s. "a. O.,
BOLIVAR. NewNork IA port. Rapid Ward for Do soon WIN
hos11yipso, es-Iq pot, VIM Penn, celsman' yort,
AMER Foger Fr.uk Via, Bariielt Nabob Page wig De.
usa Jenkins sod Russian, Reed sailed two days before fer
Bosloa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23

1;- CHATHAM TnEArRE.--In addition to the splendid
spectacle Of the FLYING Dutchman, which has mighty
ceived the unqualified appreciation of brilliant and crowd
ed audiences have this evening the farce of Tom
Thumb with the extraordinary talented Master Wood
the Lllputian Hero. would be superuous in to call
upon the public to sustain Thorne his eyerons to suit
the varied tastes of the community fully appreciated
his nightly receipts fully testify.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23

much more deprecated in value than when occupied by
one family, and the tenants will each seek a small
house, SO that they can live alone
There every thing favorable the above in
Saving beautiful piece Of machinery existing in the up
planks) Bricks lime etc. at low and fair prices and
eastern timber the same
There is also another clique work. to maintain high
price Tor svuare W. p. timber. All of which shall
faithfully digest at our leisure
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-23

Q1-CoLoNN,DE GARDEN, BRooKLYN HEroHrs.-We see by
the bills that Messrs Kendall Downe perform again this
week for three nights. The world might be challenged
to produce their superors the Flute, Trombone Cla
rionee and Picoli We understand that they compose
their music, which delightful enchanting, and
surpassed Doctor Valentine with his oddities, limitations,
and droeres, keeps the audience in Such bill is
tn draw