davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
Jaymc's Tonic gcrlnisugc.

IN illS NERMFUGE is perfectly salr, and pleasant
n that ci dren will not refuse take it. 1t efectuay de
stroys Worms; neurazes acity OF the siom-
ach-increases appetcand general and permanent
one aud Is therefore exceedingly beneficial IN intemueAl
aud rrmfnt levers Indigestion &c, and is almost certain
cure to Fever and Asue OF children, and what OF great
ltnot only destroys Wors and nvgorates the whole s,s-
tenn but 1t dissoes and carries of the superintendent slime
OF muC so prevalent m The stomach and boy els OF chldn,
more especially OF those III bad health. This mucns ior
the bed or nest in which produce their young
body
LIS harmless Units on the SYSTEM and the health of
the patient Is always improved by its nse, when no
Worms discovered Numerous certificates its useful
ness have been received which the proprietor does con
sGr necessary to p0hsh yet 10 give the reader an idea
MS Nerniuge powers, he will mention few lie give
TO S te nephew, not four years old and in few days
discharged upwards OF ninety large Worms lie aso gave
to ms dauehter then about three years old hen brought
away thirty Worms in one night. u
Josiah hompson neur Salem, n. J. administered this v"
mage to child hcwecn and three years old, and saws
hat in few days size discharged one hundred and twenty
iseven large orms.
Mr. Joseph \. entz, of The Penn Township Savings In
siai"n IN tins CilS, gave II 10 one OF his children ana
Mr. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles otis VermIm as
for Dyspepsia and in the oil weeks discharge" W.
wards OF thry pieces of Tape orm, and thereby per
Another gentleman OF this CITY had it administered t"
little daughter about three years old, when she had %
OF discharges from her bowels, composed entirely q" NJ
white thread lie says They came away from w.
only by hundreds but may try say by thousands Sc
PaTae} and il solid balls as large as hickory NUS oor
Finally, what public have long desired medicine o.
this kind which might be depended upon P!epored ~ t
MAR 'hFslrnn9 IS offered them, and can ne and
DOCTOR JAYNE No. % Soah Street PhifddeiYhm' Ra
all persons Who sell his Expectorant and Cafinna'n'
The above Medicines are Cor sale by
DAVID K. LYMAN. Agent,
Lynehture ,a pa'
A r 27 vim
NlRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Ohce OF 'l
cut superior Coun OF Law and Chancery, for Tie co""
OF Amherst OF Monday, the ih day Of May, 1917 Ia
Reuben Coleman, flalm'"'
AGAINST
John Coleman in His right and admnlstfa,""lI
Thomas Coleman deceased lhomns Coleman Jac Do ,e
lips and Elizabeth s WIFE, Bluiord Xix and Nancy IN,
IN tHANCERT.
The Defendant Thomas Coleman not having ehTi .n.
appearance aud given security according TO tho act oil e
bly, and The rules OF this Count and il appearing by
tory evidence that he is ulalan OF tins ooh ,e
wealth IL is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear nj
on the first day of August next md answer l
the Plaintiff, and ihatacopy this order be forthwith
IN some newspaper, printed ntr town OF iyn' om
months successfully, and posted the oa door OF III"
house ol this county. A Copy-- IestP <-,.L
ROBERT TI%SLEl, ttr'"
June WI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
c3 3ISIi4 II

Which ai 81 - lie pound sterling. 1, equal 10
sl623s,5o0. Aud t= would he also sufficient iof the
"hoie expenses 81 tie Government Il the Uuiea
States.
Probably. gentlemen YOU have neser supposed.
when YOU "efe emhe,mg ~ your crops. that
80 smaH portion Il hem would 20 81 far ~ mann
la'sing he Mona chy ol EngIa d. " h, gentlemen
treat Britain obtains suucte feycuur ir4ti 600
hossheadS 81 Nonr tohaecu, costing M THIS eou4tr,
only about $l9lI, COO to force al the OPIUM,
inst India Pi"auttS down Tie throals Of lie CHI
urSs But 10 again came 10 the question. the dur,
OF Ilirte shilii IS per pound egfd ~ "a cents Is
enormous, 'nd II put on lof The sake oil the teve-
nue. there is 20 Goubt II defeats lls own object: loI
eanuot be doubted, II this duty should be gieaiI,
diminished, thai EugL,nd would be a ganrr m the
melt revenue eoicclsd iron, 1t. inr Is 10 more
than teasonablcsst to suppose THAI The consua uiion
would be immensely tnereased in sGou nine In
l932, ileie were 9779l,80l lbs. oil Ametcan ,obae.
co eliter consumed OF remaining on hand IN Great
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

a T a Circuu Superior Couu Of Law & Chaneery,
u held Tor Bedford county the 4th OF Nay, lo1O
John Board, executor of Francis Board drcd
Puff
against
William r. Jones' shonH ai Bedford, and as such
admir-. IF Mary Board. deed. James Bo9ri. and
William Yates in his right and as admir-. oil
William Board, deed. Deits
In CHANcERy.
This day this cause came 90 10 he heard on The
blll OF the painltf, answer of the defendant William
ales, and exhibits, and the sub Gna awarded there
II on the 3lst day Of August, 1888, which appears
10 have been duly executed on the defendant Vii
lam Il, Jones. admir-. of Mary Board. decd. aud
The order OF publication awarded against the de-
Irndant james Board (whn failed TO answer the plain
I'll blll) on HI 81 day of June, 1889. which an-
peas 10 have been duly published in tie manner pre-
sctlbed by law, and was argued by counsel. Upon
consideration whereof, the court, taking the sad bill
lor confessed as 10 The two last named defendants
William X. Jones' adur. of Mary Board, deed. do
render an account OF hls administration of the estate
OF Tie SAID Mary Board, deed. before one of The
commissioners OF this court, aud that The same com
hlsSnner do also take an account of the money
uebs, ana effects IN The hands Of the defendant VIII
Iiath aes al The time OF the service OF the prorcss
~ TINS cause, belonging 10 the absent defendant
James board and for Tie purpose &C ascer,ainirp
tue same, that the defendant William Yates adm'r
ne oohis non oil the estate Of William Bnafd deed
40 likewise render an account of his adj ,,i,,,,,,,
" 'nF tS'"'e oil me SAD iIIlam Boald. deed be-
lore the same commissioner, who is hereby d,,rc,ed
to EXAMINE state and setle The said accopuls and
report TIE same 10 this court, with any main, spr.
e'"'iy stated 'a"agh pertinent by himself or reouirpd
by the parties 10 be 50 stated.
a C0py-Tes,e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
$1,000 600
1916
81 GeO.04a
1867

Aud As The quantity OF American tobacco legally
consumed was aaouI one -ihlrd of The Whole mtnl-
huured, the Heu revenue from American tnbaeco
"oHld be about Sjl00Oo. Tobacco can ony be
admucd lor account OF the Farm ard 1t is suit cted
10 dnly which is much lover on Blazl than on
American tobacco, the dny on Braid IS Sc 81, and
ON American S. 80 PEI 100 lbs.
haTy Throughout ittly monopoes Of tobacco
exist, either kegfe Of The State, OF IL IS iarmtd
out by the Government.
la Sardiumat is Rege. aud the Profits FRO the
monopoly must be very great the consumption OF
American 'obaeco may be estimated al about
1900 no gShedds.
H. lhe Romao States, il is a Reggie :; the consump-
ton OF Amercjn tobacco may be estimated at about
300 hogsheads.
In TustanN it's fnmed out; tho consumption
y American tob-:lo may re e.tina 81 at lhyul AS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15
e.aNgc's SatidEe 'Ercps

FENHE subscriber has hand large SUNNY NJ
q Gayle's superior Saddle Trees. which he n in
sell Al the following prices Tor cash F.:
Msa's Tiees, Sl3 50 per dozc,
Side Trees, Is sc
II. b. RICHARDS.
Jan. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

Che statement here reTucd TO issDocumcn No. 1875 To
aeeo Saiislcs,Hn addressed by zir nc IN Hon Dpu
81 Jenuey chairman al aie ,siee ocmHlsc ou o ,ccn lin
the lIonse d Representatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

a T Crcuu Superior Court of Law & Chancery,
N held Tor edlord county the 4th OF Nay, lSiO
John Board, exc cuor of Francis Board, deed.
Puff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

jaws Hair foSc.-NcaTo tince, that t,arp
Thing this world like Ja9nes llHir Tone the production
OF huir. w. have kHotrH ia the bald heads era
acquaintance with beautiful crop and have heard of
many others who sport cNnbent head Of ha VITO,
bat short time ago concealed their nakednrs beneath lie
alGci! wig. No onder the makers have
declared waraguns Dr. Jayne, and disposed to drive
him out OF the precincts Of civilized soelei! -sF'H 9he
Times, febfnarH ith. 19l0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

J an. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-15

NIRGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks Ohce o. 'he "v
Cut superior Courl OF Law and Chancery Tor tic oo"
OF amherst, on Monday, the ii day OF May 1910 ,is
Reuben Colenan fIah""'
, 1840-06-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE i hrrehy given that the undersigned has
u taken out letters as executor Of the last will
aud ie'tameu; Of Malcolm Henry, scar. deceased,
FROM the clerk nf the county count of Lincoln county
bearing date the 1t Of June, $50. All persons,
therefore, who have any claims acniASt the estate OF
-n'd decreased. ARE required 10 exhibit the same duly
authenticated fT allowance, within one year from
the date OF s,id Letters, or they may be prrciuded
FROM having any brneft of said estate, aud il such
claims are not presented within three year, they will
he forever barred.
June l3, 1t. JAMES w. CAMPBELL, Ex'r.
, 1840-06-20
ST. LOUIS MARKEr-JuNr 6.

ST. LOUIS MARKET-JUNE 6.
Bacon-Hams, Sc; Sides, 7; Shoulders, u
Hog round &c.
Beans-Good supply, white, 81 5oa2 per
bushel, according to quality.
BuHer-At 10 to 14c. Good supply.
Bees, cd1-92a24c.
Candles-Sperm 47a4s; mould IA; dip
ped IS.
Cotton Yarn-26 to 81, sales. Good sup.
Cofee-Havana green, l34al4c; Rio 13ia
LA; Java l6al7; St. Domingo 124al Sac.
Segars-Melee 54d6; per m. Hav. NJ.
l5a2O; Principe 2Oa25. Good stock or
hand.
Cordage Hemp bed cords 50 so: Grass
S3a5; Manila plough lines l IS; Manila
rope lsal8 SO; Hemp plough IinesS1 so.
DOmestics-We quote for s4at Sales
Al 13a14c.
F~our,S3laS4.
Fih-No. I, $40; No.2. II; Nos, IS;
Cod fish, 2a2 so; Herring. 1aI 25.
Fruit-Raisins NJ 9 25a2 so; do M r 2
SOFAS ;good supply. SIS Almonds 1918; H
S do lOaIe 3-4.
Fur & Pehries-Shaved deer skins 32a
574; red and blue do 3oa33; tall grey 20;
winter grew 1Oa15; raccoons 37sa50; mink
e0a35; wild cat 80 so; grey fox 95.
Gin, we quote American 75c. Holland
81 5OaI IS.
Graih-Corn in sacks 30as3c; Wheat
45d50; Oats assoc; Hides, dry8. Hemp, S.
bon-Bar &c, Sand 8; hoop 10 tol9; round
and square 6 TO II; sheet 9 to IL, castings A.
Lard-sales at 7a8c. Lead, at S3to3i
There is a limited quantity in market.
MOlasses-Ihe supply is large, on levee
we quote il at 30d3l; from stores 33a35.
Ndils-There is a good supply, We quote
7a8. No 8. 9 cents; all other numbers 81
OH-Sperm Winter Strained l 35al Al;
Summer strained 1 goal so; Tanners S9Oa
81 per barrel; I.inseed l 37al so.
Pork-Mess 1918.
Sah-Kenahawa 75c; G.. A. e,75a3; L.
B. S3,2a4; Turks Island 5Oa62i.
Sugar--5a6A large supply.
SOap-Eastern No. l, Sac; Cincinnati
6 to 7; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky, GAGS; Virginia e5a5O;i in hhds
4 l-eG7.
, 1840-06-20
NOTICE.

4 Ill persons interested in the estate Of Gilmore
IA Ashburn, are hereby notified that | have Obtain
ed from the clerk of the county court nj Lincoln
county, letters Of Administration with the will an
nexed on said estate dated 9th May $50. All ha-
wing claims against said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance to said administrator within one
year from said date or they may he p~recluded from
having any benefit of said estate, and if not exhibit
ed within three years from said date, they will be
forever ba RED. JAMES ii. F. ASHBURN.
June 2n--2t
, 1840-06-20

c p r!, The poet, and Turner, the artist,
wcr" tmnig together. with n large party. a
few yttrs ago. The poet was called upon
for 4 toast, aud, by way of joke upon the
great professor of the sister art, gave: THE
Painters and GIlzicrs." After the laughter
suhsided the artist WAS of course summoned
10 propose 4 toast also; he rose. and with
admirable tact and ready wi, discharged the
debt OF his craft 10 the author OF TIE pleas.
ures Of hope" by giving: the Paper
stainerS."
, 1840-06-20

G-The Rev. Mr.. McQucy isexPected TO preach at
the Academy in this place to-monow at IL O'Clock.
o. The Rev. Mr.. Gray is expected TO preach AT
the house of John C.. Basye's in thus place Tomorrow
at 4 O'Clock.
, 1840-06-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.
June 90.

Henry Branstetter and others, deft.S "
will offer for .ale and sell the following real estate,
Il TO wit: The south half nf the north east quar-.
ter If section No. seven, ~towh.hip No hny-,wo.
t52l north of range No. four west, L. the highest
bidder on a credit Of twelve months: the purchaser
to give bond with approved personal security Tor the
pnrchn.e money bearing ten per cent interest from
date until paid. The sale To be at the Court House
door in the town of Bowling Green in -nid county
on the 18th day of July next. between the hours OF
nine and Eve o'clock of said day and during the
tenn Of The Circuit Court OF said county.
June ~. J. LINDSEY, Sheriff.
, 1840-06-20

T~OTICE.-All persons indebted by note or Book
account. either to the late firm of Watts & White,
or Watts, White g. Co are requested 10 come forward
and mike settlement, as further indulgence cannot be
given. ]. NJ. WHITE, surviving partner
Feb. 9Th l54O-l7-,E. of Watts & White.
, 1840-06-20
SPORTSMEN! A~TTENTIONM
LOTS OF FUN.!,

o. There will be a mile race run over
the Bowling Green track on Saturday the
eth inst-free for any horse mare or gelding.
8 entries. Also, a sweepstakes OF GOD yards.
, 1840-06-20

VWe are authorized to announce ROB.
ERT STEEL, as a candidate for the office
Of Constable, Of Caumet Township, Pike Co.
No., at the next August election.
, 1840-06-20
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

4 LII PERSONS interested, are hereby notified
IA that | shall at The mex August term Of the
Pike county court, make n final settlement Of my
administration Of the Estateof Thos. Fullerton de-
ceased.
Jure 20,-3t. DAVID cALLISTER Admir-
, 1840-06-20


Will proceed to sell the following described par.
Il GELS or lots Of land, which were allotted BY the
commissioners appointed by the Circuit Court of said
county, to make partition Of the real estate of James
McElwee, among his heirs, rs will appear BY their 10.
port returned and made TO the January term. 1895,
of said court, to wit: lot known and distinguished
in the report of said commissioned, and the plat
herewith connected as lot plumber ten, (lO) con-
tsiuing twenty-five acres assigned to William B
McElwee by said commissioner bounded as follows,
to wit beginning at the second corner Of 10, No. 0,
on said plot; thence running west twenty two poles,
thence south 100 poles to a post, from which a white
oak t~hIrty-six inches in diameter, bears North 39a
west, ~thirty-six (36)~ links-thence ea.t % poles to the
third corner of lot No. 9-thence north one hundred
and sixty (l5NO poles to the beginning Of lot No 10,
ION said rlat) hciIg part and parcel of two certain
tructs ofland knowo aud distinguished as two thirds OF
the east half of sectinn ,, township SO " , in range =
West. containing :21 acres aud the east half of the
south west quarter OF section 81, and the west hall
If the south eat quarter of same section, township
d, RI West, containing in all 4S0 acres. Also of
part aud parcel OF the said tracts of land known in
the said report and plat, a. lot No. l2;-contsining
twentv-eicht acrcs assigned by said commissioners to
Dan McElwee, bounded as follows, to wit: be.
ginning at the second Corner Of lot No III, thence
running west - poles TO n post corner, from which.
n blackberry twenty inches in diameter bears south
o. east, ~ links; thence snuth l6n poles Ia a post
corner from which a hickory Tour inches IN diameter,
bears south 49, east, ten links; thence east - poles
Ia the third corner OF lot No. IL; thence north 100
poles to the beginning of lot No. II. Also, lot known
in said report, and plat as lot IL, assigned to Amos
McElwee by said commissioners, Containing 26 acres,
bounded as follows: beginning at the second corner Of
lot number 10; thence west 20 poles To n post, from
which a bur.uak ten inches IN diameter beats sonth
So west seven links; thence sonth 100 poles TO a post
on section line. from which m ash eight ir ches in di.
ameter bears due west, eight links; th-rce cnst &c
poles to a post from which a white oak ~thirty-six in.
ches in diameter bears north 30 west .hirty. six links
thence north l6J poles TO the place Of beginning.
The above land 10 he sold OIL a credi; If six months
the p%urchaser 10 give bond with spproved security
bearing interest ut ten per cent from date until paid
Sale Ia be- at the CONT House door in the town oil
Poriins Green in the snii county, on the l6th day o
july next, he'wscn the hours Of nine and 6'e o..
cI"rk al sud day. and dam: the term Of the Cir.
cut Cont of '",d county al Pike.
Ja"c ~, liza. J. LINDSEY. Sheriff.
, 1840-06-20

OF We are authorized to announce THO.
MAS CASH, Jr., of Frankfort. as a candi.
date for constable fnr Penno Township, at
The next August election.
, 1840-06-20

o. We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM NALLY, as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff at the next August election.
, 1840-06-20

trWe are authorized to announce WIN
l.. YAGER. rs n candidate for the office of
Assessor of Rails County, at the next Au-
gust Election.
, 1840-06-20

OF The "T~ippecanoe Club of Cuivre
Township" are requested to meet in Bow
ling Green on Monday 18th July next.
By order of the President.
WIN. H. WATERS, Sec'y.
June 90, 1870.
, 1840-06-20

The several candidates for the Legislature are ex.
pected to be at Bowling Green on Saturday the Goth
inst, and will address the people on the politics oftbe
day. Speeches may also be expected from other gen.
tlemen. 1t is also proposed to form a Democratic
association for the county of Pike at the same time.
, 1840-06-20

GIVE are authorized to announce JESSE
G. RODGERS, rs a candidate for reelection
to the office of constable of Cuivre Town
SIN. n, the ensuing ADJUST election.
, 1840-06-20

or We are authorized to announce JAS.
E. GLENN, as a candidate for reelection
to the office of Constable, for Buffalo Town
ship.
, 1840-06-20

NJ We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM PENIX, as a candidate for the office
OF Sheriff of Pike county, at the next August
election.
, 1840-06-20

We are authorized to announce NJ. b.
ARTHUR as a candidate for the office OF
Constable of Buffalo Township, at the ensu-
ing election.
, 1840-06-20

COnn.biql Brarsry AS a newly married
couple from the land of pumpkins and baked
beans. were one night lying in bed, taking
over "matters an things" a heavy thunder
storm arose. The loud peals of thunder
and the vivid flashes of lightning filled them
with terror and 4 ariul apprehrnsinns. Sud
denly a tremendous crash caused the lnvinr
pair 10 start rs thnugh they had received an
electric stock. Jonathan. throwing his arms
around his dear. exclaimed. Hug up iu
me, 'L:z--'ct's rs die like mea ~
, 1840-06-20

TlIE undersigned having sold their business and
Il stock on hand to Mesrss. George W. Mase and
William King. beg leave TO thank orr friends and
the public in general. for the confidence and kind
ness we enjoyed heretofore, and would request those
owing us either by note or book account, very friend
~, to call on Us in n short time for settlement, as we
are DESTROYS to wind up rs with little delay az posi-
Bile. f. g. II. MALLINCKRODT.
Louisiana, Pike county, Mo. June 3D..
, 1840-06-20

NOTICE.
p ECElVED, and have in store, 800 brls.
II Kenhawa salt on consignment, which
we will sell low for cash.
J. NJ. & ]. C. BELL,
GAINESVILLE, Mo. June l3.
, 1840-06-20
We copy the following from the Dublin Evening Journal.
WAR,

An
STATE OF ENeLAND.-Wars seem to be
,hIckenIng on England in every direction.
From the correspondence which passed be-
tween Mr.. Fox. the British Minister at
W~ashlngton, and the Government Of the
united States. it would appear as if matters
were last tending to blows in that quarter.
All this looks rather threatening; nor is
the prospect 4 bit less gloomy in the opposite
direction. A quarrel with Naples seems in
eVltable-a quarrel, too, which is likely to
prove far more formidable than atfrstit might
appear. The circumstances OF the case are
t'iese:-A short time ago his Neapolitan
Majesty sold to a French company a mo-
nopoly in the sulphur trade. The British
should be abolished, and, on being refused.
issued an order for the capture OF all Neapoli-
tan ships. The Neapolitan Government, on
the other hand, is making vigorous pfepara-
tons for defence, and seems 10 be calculating
on assistance from Austria, and even France.
If the Chinesewar be now thrown in to
complete the gloomy picture it will not be
thought too much TO assert that England has
not stood in so precarious a position for the
last Eve and twenty years. as that in which
she i. at this moment placed.
These are the dangers that threaten her
from without. Let us now take a glance at
the difficulties which beSet her at home
Never was there an occasion when England
stood more in need Of all the resources she
can command. Never vet but once had
Ireland 50 fair an opportunity for extorting
her rights; for it is n fact which we lament.
which we Grieve to utter. but for which we
are not to blame, that the hour Of EnulanG'S
weakness is the hour Of lleland'S Strength
England deserves but little forbearance at our
hands. Many a battle have we fought for
her-many a brave Irish heart has been drain
ed in her defence. We deserted not her
standard when IT "streamed against the wind"
we stood nv her side in the field and on the
wave. VIVA; return has she made for alb
oppression. insult. and persecution. We
have ialled in our attempt 20 conciliate her
good wal. Let us try what we can do by an
appea! 10 her interest and fears.
, 1840-06-20

FTWe are authorized to announce FOUN-
TAIN EDWARDS, as Il candidate for the
office of constable. at Buffalo Township at
the ensuing August election.
, 1840-06-20

NJ We are authorized TO announce ]. u.
SHIELDS. as a candidate for the office OF
Constable, in Buffilo Township, Pike county,
nj the next August election.
, 1840-06-20

ID EFERRING 10 the abore, we, the undersigned,
II take this method TO inform our frirnds and the
public in and about Louisiana, that we have purcha-
sed the latter grocery business of E. & Il. Malliuck-
rodt, which we intend 20 carry on at the same stand.
We expect in a short time a new supply OF assorted
groceries, which, together with a general assortment
of ~cofda-e, we will offer for sale at very accommo-
dating terms Wholesale and retail. We invite peo
pie to call on Us anil see for themselves.
MASE & king,
Loui'iana, Pike county, Mo June 81. Jel3 81
, 1840-06-20

~We are authorized 1" announce JAMES
A. ROBBINS, as a candid lie for Constable
Of Cuivre Township, at the next August
Election
, 1840-06-20

N. B. Prizes have been obtained for the Sabbath
school This school j, small ut present, bnt il is
hoped the interest will now be increased. and mani.
festea by the Attendance Of the children Of the town
and vicinity.
, 1840-06-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DURSUANT to an order of the Circuit Court
l. within and for the county of Pike, and state oil
Missouri, made at the March term, to wit, 18th day
of March, 1910, at the instance of
James D.. MoElwee and others,l p,,;,o.
Plaintiffs, iea'on
-. u- ~ Partition.
, 1840-06-20

MAGISTRATES BLANKS of every de-
WI scription, for sale at this Office
, 1840-06-20

ST.. LOUIS MEDICAL ScHooL.-We are
era,ifed to see that the Medical Depart
ment of Kemper College has been organized
by the appointment of the following named
gentleman; all of whom. rs we understand.
have accepted their trusts.
, 1840-06-20

At one o'clock the House resolved Itself
into a committee of the whole. M. Banks
in the chair.
Mr.. Leet. of Pa, spoke in defence OF the
Sub Treasury bill until the hour of recess.
Mr.. Brockwav, of Conn. has the floor.