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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

osths,k nd lightly oftae heart.
wkesv hsiics, bores in ihee frpose--
Nsr shrink tho. sncr 10 sharr apart
with IL cfliss's al!p,'sd wses--
Fer il MAS W. nm inur ~ili come,
offrsefish scei. 10 sting ths breast
When II shall prove sunny safnr.
issisias thee to snmmef resi.
Oh chase soi iiicn,siip's tear nwsr,
Tca hrsJ.es. from the pleading e,t,--
For where he ansern warerspiat
A6sefieus rricesss, pearls NAY isi
Las's tug and tail may erne TO tlee-
n. esid nexiec,--the .nccrs II PRIDE
Aud shrn rrrrhanee tlsi fear zill 10.
4 fcnntsin BY The lone va, siAel
Oh, ihiak Dot lightly Of the vatld.
Laws iali'ring lip hath foEdly spokea,-
u nav awake ssms slImh'fins chord.
wh.n nlss.uac's harp j. weIi.ni:h brnstn
Thea ihiak nf, shfi, " tie heart
The uictiiar irsr- tie soft bnath'd seFs'--
Thas,~ JOY. may YET ia,psi',
Tken ere III, ssuthfal hs.os ,iu'd'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.


T FAVE Iyn .abnrg Mondays Wednes-
IL .la,s and Fiidass II nseloeI. A. VI afrise ~
Charlottesville same evening. ~ .P. NJ. Leave
Ghaslouessie neu day by > i.M.. reach the Ha
Road. distance Of only Is miles from Chat
lnilessille BY 10 O'Clock, and arrive IN Rich
tnend same evenings. by ) o'clock. Z. NJ. This will
be fonuJ b. lar the comfortable foofe - VEL
as the most .sprilI0ns To Riehmnnd or gong
North. by aay Of Washington LIiy. haiisg M night
travelling allei leaving L,nehburg. The teams
and coaches on this ine are first raic. aod the
drivers skilffi. careful AMI accom- .odstiug. No
pains will be spared render the Trip safe aud plea
al Ia The passengers.
Fse thrnngh to Richmond. 50 50--To Freae-
lehsbnfs SIC. s. II. GEDWEs, Agent.
June ~ wis
V1RGlNiA. Al i;Hlss holden th Clerks Oiica The
Crcnt Superior Cont OF Law un1 Chanccrs, Tor the
Town Of Lsnchbufg, nn the 9Th duy Of January, 1910
iaui l ~isk aud Adoli,us D. iicul merchants md
paTturr trading gaer the and 6ru vi Warwick Read
Plaihtihs,
aoaina
JOHN II wuodeatc and Robert Robinson late merchants and
partners trading under The stsle mud firm al ood Il
Robinson Pleasant Labby and Samuel /. iIarris' n,
Defendants.
The Defendants John 4. Wooigate md Robert sohinron
having entered their appearance, aud seourty
cord the Act Of Assembly aud The Ru of TIL. Cour,
aud appearing by satisfactory Evidence thar tsy
inhabitants OF this II deref li the sand beien
ans do appear lhr first day o the term aud
the bill ol,be Plaintiffs md that copy Of ibis order bo
fr,w nh inserted aewspnper nrhtrd IN the town of
snc hhurg monhs sncce-siyeY, aud posted the
front door VI The court house, IN said town.
A CoPy-Testc,
Jan ID wsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

An EASY ROAD TO WEALTH.
norus MuitiCauIis and SILK Worm
Eggs for Sale.
4 HAVE one hundred thousand NorHs Ma!ticau.
J. lis Sips rnsrd from trees OF Iuxuriani growth
the vicinity of L., nohburg. and Fifty Ounres Of The
genuine Mammoth Hhite Double crop SIX form
Eees. Which would engage on accommodating
Terms deliverable NJ any time brore II first Of Ami
nrxi, The Eye he sold by the ounce or thou
ssnd. Orders from distance will br sricil, auea
ded 10 y addressed 10 DAVID Il. PHELPS
Lynchburg. Va
Nov II 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
BEAUYRrUE. GOODS /.

SPLENDID Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
~ herino Mantilas.
Black blue black aud other colors. Irish Tabineti
a,are, cheap and most beautiful atticr.
Black blne black and othcr culofs PLAIN aud richly
figured Silk, some vr,y exquisite styles.
uncommoiy rich aud beautiful Pars Nous dc
LANES.
Block and blue black Chally de LANES.
Together win gieat niany other articles, cam.
prisa. large. cheap and hcantiai assortment OF
Gooss for The Ladies. WIN. NJ. DAVIS a. 20.
Nov. is Is
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FL. E3. gsC AZ n * I'D =
lyncils,ura. Va,

and Bus, Adz-s Drawing Knives, Cages, &c.
lIscksmiihs' Tools. viz: Bellows, Anvils. Wees,
Sedees. Screw plates. fdcs. Rasps, Steel Nc.
Saddlety aud Coach Makers Materials, very es-
tensivr assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

IN 1hANCEHI.
The Defendant Nanr, Wheeler not having enroll,
peafnee aud given security, according the OF P
ane me Jules o this Court. aud 1t appearing b,
dcnee TINT she is not an ahaban OF this toinmup,aai wi
the motion OF ir Plaintiff BY counsel. il is ordered , Tn
Defendant do appear here hefpfe Tho 6fs din, Ah
term nrxt aitl answer the Plaintiffs bill and t "pui
o Tins order he iorthN NH Inserted IN the ,uohury topy
an, newrpaper published ID the i.,ntbu 'Ed-
months snccessiyes, aud nnotiirr copy thereof ps, "o
front door OF the Court o this county ON some me
Copy Teste, wv" DAY.
r.. ~ RIO. {. CUTLER. ce,t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
IL CHaNcgRY.

The Defendant John Shunmker, having entered his sp
pearance aud @sa security, according the Assem-
bly, aud thr rules ui this Court and il appearing by aar-
evidence, that heis iuhabit ant ot this State Il
il ordered the said Defendant do appear here the I'm
iav of April term and the bill ot the Plaintiffs
and thai copy of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper, published in the Of lynchhmg, Tor
months succc.sveiv, and posted the irout door Court
house of the said county.
Copy-Testc.
ROBERT TlNSLEY Ccrk.
inn Ct WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk. Office Of the
Circuit Superior Conri Of Law aud Chancerv, for Tho
County OF Amherst, nIay, the 9Th day Janar. l3i0
Thomas N. Euhank. late Shcrilof Amherst County And
as such administrator OF Richard Rnckcr, deceased,
IL. M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
One Cent Fsc,r1rd for Tsv.O!.

Ana VA from ihr subscriber living at Floyd
IL -. house, Va ON the night Of the 22d in.i.
woiSpEsTEp APPRENTICES 10 tie Tailoring bnsl-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
Feb. 10

NlRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Ol5,e Fl,
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery w. INC
coany of Nelson. in the month Of January, Ian vi 'ho
james Drawn, surviving partner of CHRISTIAN s5r,L
James Brown, late merchants and pnrcys adins ala
'''' ''''' MN VI '"'''"'' '''eN :" Co., Plaintiff,
Eli Tuiwller, administrator Of Christian Shacl ae,.
Alexander Mnnly Frederick NJ Cahe John Uor.lr, -
L. swier-, formerly Mary l.. Srack ho ms the ma IL
Of the said Christian SErack, deceased, and SAVER n
husband md Mary Shrack, the sister of the said $50
Shrack deceased, I,,,'t.' 'eA
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Mary Smaek, Mary l.. Swiers and =.
Swicrs, rr husband hay ing entered ilsir 81
given security, according 10 the act Of Assembly md the ru
OF this Cour aud appearing by satisfactory evidence s,
they not inhabitants of this ealtf On m,,
Of Tue ilain nv counsel il is ordered, that the sad rf,
dan' do appear here before the first ay Of Arl fern
next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff that a CON, Of
tins order he forthwith inserted in the Lynrhburs Nrd.n
newspaper published in The of Lynchhnry ipr ,.
months snccessivey. and another copy thereof posted tho
front door OF the Courthouse this county, on some ,oun
day a Copy-Testc ''
Ro. c. CUTLER. Clerk
Feb. 10 vp,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

OF The Circni Superior court OF Law aud sol.s
' county 0, Wilson, N the mont, OF February lsi1 ''f
f.ahtif
John Pncke. Nathan IoffIs ada' r Of jacob p,.,,.
aeeeused Snme- iIurris aud ney his wife or,n Per.
pncheii William inrri-. Nancy Wheeler fofue,l' Lucy
nacseii oeorss Wllts and Sally his p frr,ne,t "
seii eianip fa,iorand Patty lis Wife iurpc,i iiy
nesei' John J. Parry and Polly bis wils ,,rn,, ,a,sy
Paekett NILSSON Virgin Frances hi. Wifi fr,no, f"i'
pnesef frateis finneil ID Mildred his wne funcr, Ines
", james Garland, Beverly Iiarsfoye aud Aim
eslig, executions Of john j. iIafgrose derras,J u IL
Peters, nt t "isoa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16
~ CnAxcEay.

Y =
The defendant Manly Ford not having entered his appear
nnre AM given security according 10 the Act al Assembly
md thu tules of This Coarl aa appearing by sal tory
evidence that he is nhaiant OF tins connyu
dre that the said dienan do appear here on the first day
the mud thr hill of the plaintiff aud that
this order he 70 iwilh inserted in newspaper
published in the Town Of Iynrhurg for two mnnis .ucs,,-
sisev and posted Mt the front Of the Court house s lti'
county. Copy-Iss'c $500. 90
JNO. D. ALEXANDER, Ck.
Fob II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-16

The Defendant Manly Fonno having entered his rPP.aI
aud given security according the act OF Assembly, 49,
the rules o this Court, aud it appearing by satisfactory ,.
sience that he is not nlabant OF this country, y r,
that said Defendant do appear here the FIST day oi Al
term md answer the hill OF the Plaintiffs, and taia co PA.
this order be forthwith inserted spaPer, nd
in the town Of Lyuclburs for Two months sicce'.he'
posted at the front door Of the Court house OF this couh'
A Copy--Tcste, -, ~,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDEh;,o '"
Feb. L. "-n' 49,
, 1840-02-15

Salt River Journal.
OF TIL

Published at B0wling-Green Pike Co. Mo.
TIME undersigned having purchased the
Il Salt River Journal establishment, will
continue its publication under the same nane
as heretofore.
The course Of the paper, will be consider.
ably modified. Instead OF that heretofore
pursued, it will contain temperate and we'll
written articles, on both sides OF most of the
leading questions, that divide the parties OF
the day, always taking care TO act with JUS
tice and imparliality towards all. Our great
object will be to ascertain the truth, and TO
the attainment of this end, we shall publish
on both sides such articles, as present in the
most lucid style. and liberal manner, the true
merits Of every important political question.
We shall at all times however. claim and ex-
~erci,e the privilege Of expressing our views.
freely and ndependen,ly. on such subjects rs
we may deem proper; an we shall exert our
humble efforts. IN exposing corruption and
political dishonesty, whether they exist L.
mone Wings or Democrats. 1t is orr inten-
ton TO make the Journal emphaiically IN in
dependent paper-apspcr that will hook above
the mere Interests ol party, and re-, with fair
ness and ii1cra'i'v towards both the contend
llI pa tlts bl tNf tptlii'' ''NiIl'i ~ w
are. IN tie centre o. u large and wealthy coun-
~. possessing ~ cn:rrg ,sIng and in.cl!icen,
population. and III Al village having frequent
ard direct communication, with all paris OF
the state, by means of regular mail facilities.
titus h2ving II IN our power. IL obtain the
latest and most correct Intelligence, Ne shall
spare NJ Efforts. TO cntille our piper TO tie
patronage Of an enlightened community, and
to render i, not unworthy oil The fourth coun-
" in the state. The important subjects Of
agriculture. education, and internal improve
ment. will receive At our hands, their irc
share of attention. and whateve: may ,eUd
TO advance the interests OF our highly favor
cd state. and elevate the moral and intellect
ual condition Of our people, will meet with
our appreciation and support. The terms oI
the Journal, will continue 80 here .ofor",
$3.50 If paid within three months;
$500 if paid during the year;
$3.50 il not paid during the year.
A.. II. BUCkNER.
+. ii. JONES.
Jan. II,h 1870
, 1840-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.

TIME subscriber intending to quit the farming bus
j. iness for a few years viii offer fer sale at his
residence in Rails Comfy, two miles west Of New
London, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of FEB
RUARY inst, nll his stock farming utensils and
grain, consisting of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs
two yoke of oxen, one wagon and gig, ploughs,
hoes, axes, geering, corn, oats, hay, &c. will also
hire out my negroes, men, women and boys. | will
Lease out my Farm, at the same time, if not
disposed Of sooner. There is about ONE HUN
DRIED acre, Of open land, besides 30 acre, of
wheat, 30 acres of timothy meadow, % acres Of blue
grass pasture and 40 acres of wood land pasture,
with . bearing PEACH ORCHARD. The houses
consists of a comfortable double cabin, good barn,
stables, corncribs and other necessary out houses.
There is a first rate spring and plenty Of stock water
convenient to the house. The above property will
be disposed of on a credit of twelve months, by the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
Feb !, lS40-tds WALTER CALDWELL.
, 1840-02-15
Farm For Sale.

TINE undersigned, DESTROYS of removing south, pro.
poses selling his farm on accommodating terms,
it being the same on which he now resides. containing
$50 acres Of superior land. lying en- the state road lead.
ing from Bowling.G Green to New London. four miles
from tho former place, and twelve miles from Louisiana
on the river OF the said land, about one third is Prai.
ris. the balance well %timbered; composed Of Hickory.
Elm, Walnut and oak of various species. The improve
ments consist Of double hswsd log dwelling house,
barn. stables and othsr necessary buildings. about one
hundred acres in cultivation, 10 in meadow, between Is
and 90 acres in wheat, some bearing apple and peach
trees; with an infallible supply Of stock water, cistern
well. SO. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing a handsome
situation, would do well 10 make application soon.
Terms made known by applying to
ALEXANDER MILLER.
fiks eeuAty, Missouri, Reb.3rd ls40-I7-2t.
, 1840-02-15
List of

We are permitted 10 name the following Gcntlemt
AGENTS for the JOURNAL; TO wit.
DANIEL DRAPER, Esq. Auburn Mo.
Col. ADAM MASE, 7. NJ. Frankfort, A"
EDWIN DRAPER, Esq. Louisiana, a"
HUNER g. TATE, Merchants, FULLY, a."
JOHN SNETHEN, E-q. Troy 4"
Col JOHN MONTGOMERY, Barnes'view &"
z. G. DRAPER E.q. Hannibal, "
HENRY WILCOX Esq, Palmyra "
JAMES W. BOOTH Esq, Clarksville "
WIN. HUSTON, r. NJ, Fulton,
j. S. CROSTHWAIT, jacksonville, &"
W. J. HOWELL, Paris, Monroe Co.,
G. RAILEY, P. NJ, Monticello, "
G. w. CRANE, Danyille,
JOHN RAILS, ESQ. New-London, I"
Col. II. W. GILLOCK. Fl. Madison, Iowa T.
, 1840-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

III Office il hereby given that the undersigned has
IN taken out letters Of Administration on the s-
tate Of Creed s. Furguson, deceased, from the Clerk
Of tho Pike County Court, besrisg date the eth day
of February. 1910; all psnons, therefore, who have
any claims against the estate Of said deceased, are
required to exaibit the ,amc duly authenticated for
allowance, within one year from the date of said let.
1T Of said sstate, and il such claims are not prsssnt-
ed within thrss years they will be forever barred.
AMSA r. FERGUSON, Admit.
FcbA, ls4H-l7-3t, 1880 ..
, 1840-02-15
Jan. lIih 1870

TIME undersigned having purchased the Tanyard
Il and stock OF leather and hides lately owned by
Aucu.tus Curry, request, those indebted for leather
to make payment by the let day Of January next,
and those having claim. against said oury on account
Of the T%an-ynri will please present them TO me for
settlements, without delay.
The Thinning business will in future be conducted
in all it, branches by me, hides will be received to be
tanned on the shares. NOAH ATklN
Mn onth ISEa-9-tf
, 1840-02-15
DRY GOODS:
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has obtained letter, of administration on the
estate OF Joshua Henley deceased, from the Clerk OF
the Pike County Court, bearing date the 22d day
of January, 1910: all persons therefore having clGims
against the estate of said deceased, are required to
exhibit the same duly authenticate for allowance,
within one year from the date of said letters, or they
may be prccluded from having any benefit Of said
estate, and il such claims are not presented within
three years, they will be forever barred.
FANNY HENLEY,
jan. d, lsiO.-4t ADMINISTERS tfix.
, 1840-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOT1CE is hereby given that letters of administra.
IN ton, with the will annexed, have been granted TO
the undersigned, BY the clerk Of the county cour, Of
Pike county. on the estate of John Peni1, late OF
Pike county, Missouri, deceased. bearing date the 5th
day of February. le40- All persons therefore having
any claims against said deceased, will present them
for allowance, according to law, within twelve
months from the date of said letters, or they nav be
precluded from having any benefit Of said estate, and Il
not exhibited within three years from said date they
viii DO forever barred. WILLIAM PENIX, Admir-,
Feb. 9Th 1640-l1-ft. with the will annexed.
, 1840-02-15
NOTICE..

TIME undersigned having been appointed sole exec
Il utrix Of the last will and testament Of Bcnoni
Whitaker, late of Pike county Missouri, deceased
all persons indebted to the estate Of said Whitaker
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate are notified 70
present them TO me within Que year, or they may be
prccluded from any benefit in said estate, and il no,
presented within three years, they will be forever
barred.
ARE ii. WHITAKER,
ExecntriI.
Jsscary IL, ls!0-3t
, 1840-02-15
A Likely Negro Man For Sale.

IN Monday the first day of the ensuing March
~ term Of the Pike Circuit Court, I shall offer for
sale to the highest bidder, before the Court House
door in the town of Bowling.G Green a young and
likely negro man. The terms will be q credit of six
months, with bond and approved personal security.
Feb 8 lsle JAMES G.. READING.
, 1840-02-15
New Goods.

TIME Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Il of NEW-LONDON,
aud the adjacent country, that he has just received
from Baltimore and Philadelphia, a large and general
assortment of GooDs,
CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE,
Saddler's Materials, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Castings, Drugs and Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye-StuGs, Groceries, DC.
All of which are offered at the most reduced prices
for CASH.. The public generally are invited 10 call
before purcha,ing elsewhere, believing they cannot do
Us well a. with the undersigned.
JAMES GERRISH.
ev-Loudon. Jan. 4, 1s40-3t
, 1840-02-15
BOOK AND JOE PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, Deeds, Mortgages,
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards Of all kinds, /" Bills OF Exchange,
LadiRg, Sheri1's,
Horse, and ILLS. CLERKS, ana BLANhS'
Hand Justices
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Willie done eIpeditiously on reasonable terms et the
SALT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1840-02-15
OETICAL
IN A CT.
BY CHARLES wEsT THoHrsos.

BY CHARLES wEsT THcHrsos.
How beautiful 10 childheod's sleep!
When Upon life's ~treacherou, deep
All unconsciously it lies,
Meath balny airs, and sunny ,kies,
Little dreaming of the haze
That may Gin its after days,
When the cares of time have brought
To IFS bosom sober thought,
And its sorrows shall supply
Hoi,tsrs to the saddened eye. -.
How beautiful is childhood's sleep.
And yet my heart could almost weep,
To think Of all the thousand snares,
The weary hearts unpitied blight,
Thu toll BY day, the watch BY night,
And all the sorrows years must bring,
Which like the boding ravens wing,
Too sson shall darken DER that brow,
So innocent and srotls., now.
Ill.
Bat sce-methink', in ~fncyIeys,
l mark those guardian ,pirits nigh,
Who their ETHEREAL visits make
Where infan nj ,ouls their G1abers take
Creatures, Of Heaven, whom God has sent
To hover round the innocent.
o beautiful, indeed, and sle.t,
When lying thus in balmy rest,
The .kies around it vigils kcep,
How beautiful i, chi.dhood's sleep!
, 1840-02-15
d OF COURT.

STATE OF MISSOURI &C
County Of Lincoln,
In the Circuit Court for Nay Tenn 1870.
, 1840-02-15
TERMS OF THE EMPIRE STATE

lEhMS VI HE ENTIRE STATE,
ENLARGED SERIES.
0JThe paper will be published on a Nam
moth folio sheet, on paper Of superior quail
~, and beautiful type.
@The price will be So per annun-in
all cases in advance. Two copies will be
sent for S.. No paper sent until the money
is received; and no subscription received for
a less term than six months.
Letters should be addressed TO
J. GREGG WILSON g. CO.,
Publishers of the Empire State,
162 Nassau Street, ". Y.
, 1840-02-15

Nihisn II. Hardin, and
Margaret Hardin, hi.
Complainant.
Hadasssh Boyd, John
Armstrong, and Els
abeth Armstrong, bis
wife, JnoB Boyd, Abra-
ham Boyd, David
Boyd jr.. and VIM.
Boyd,-DefenIapts,
, 1840-02-15

DUBLIC SALE.-wilb be sold to the highest bid
Il der on Tuesday the 10Th day Of March next, il
fair, if not, the next fair day, ut the hate residence Of
Joshua Henley, deceased, near Spencenburs, Pix
county, the following personal property vis:-a lot o
new saddlcs--set Of blacksmith tsols--sevenl cows
and horses--hock Of sheep--househeld aud kitchen
Misunderstanding utensils 60. &c. The terms will
be a credit Of six months, ON ell sums over Eve dol.
lan-with bond and approved security, under Eve
dollars cash will be required.
feb I lS4O-3t FANNY HENLEY Adn,x.
, 1840-02-15

MAGISTRATES blanks Of every de.
w scription foi sale at this Office.
, 1840-02-15
j. M. e. j. c. BELL.

HAVE just received at theis sore 10 CLARKS.
IL VILE; PER steamer Indian Queen
ID hhds Sugar, Sbls. Asasses,
6 boxes dipt candles, 20 bag, of shot antd..
; " mould I" 20 dos. bed cords,
10 dor. plough lines, 22 bls- Of Did wbi,key,
50 kegs tar, 9 kegs msddsr,
3bls hard she'll almonds 4tess indigo,
Is do. boz blacking 20 NJ. percussioa csps,
1000 gun hints, 9 boxes axes,
4 boxes 6ue chewing NJ. Spanish cisa,,
tobacco, 10 NJ. Melee, ="
all Of which they will sell low fer Cash, q eoustry
produce. They will also receive 10 a few DAYS.
large aud full supply Of Cofse, Teas, Liqson,
&c. e.. Clarksriiie. Dee. 2S. I63Q-lt
, 1840-02-15

On a Bill in Chanccry
FOR division OF Land.
, 1840-02-15

ms ExcELLENcY GOVERNOR EVERETT, OF MASS.
Il peruse the numbers Of the knickerbock-
err with high qualification. They seem to me
OF an order of merit quite above the average
eff the periodicals of this class, American OF
English. If | should not find it in my pow
err to place myself in the excellent company
Of your contributors, with which you tempt
me, it will certainly not be for the want OF
good WILL
THE AUTHOR OF 'PIckwIcK.' OLIVER TWIST etc.
81 read the Knickerbocker with very great
pleasure: it is indeed a most various and en-
pertaining periodical. 1t will afford me plea
sure to contribute to the pages Of n work
which numbers among its regular correspon-
dents such writers as Mr.. IRvING.'
HON: J. K. PAuLpING, SECRETARY OF TIE
AMERICAN NAVY.
Il have always felt n deep interest in the Knicker.
booker. and taken pleasure in bringing 1t to the notice
Of my friends The manner in which it is conducted
and the great merit of many Of its contributors, place,
il in tho highest rank of periodicals You merit in.
creusing success, by your zeal, energy, and per
severance