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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

FfankIn, 10 hs sketch 81 hts Ilg and
habits, relates the following auecdolo Of
bis frugal wife A wife could scarcely
make prctierapology for purchasing
the 6rsl piece Of luxury
at was lucky for me that had one
aa mech disposed to industry aud frugal.
~ as myself She assisted me cheerful
~ in my business, folding and stitching
pamphlets, and tending shop, purchasing
old linen rags for making paper, etc. --
We kept no idle servants; our table was
plain and simple, our furniture of the
cheapest sort For instance, my break
fast for a long time, bread and milk, Ono
tea.) and eat 1t out Of "A two penny por.
ringer, with a pewter spoon but mark
how luxury will enter families, and
make a progress in spite Of principle;
being called one morning to breakfast,
| found It in a china bowl, with a spoon
of silver, They had been bought for
me without my knowledge, by my wife,
aud had cost the enormous sum Of three
and twenty shiIings; for which she had
no other excuse or apology to make, but
that she thought her husband deserved a
silver spoon and china bowl, as well as
any Of her neighbors. This was the
first appearance Of plate or china in our
house, which afterwards in the course o.
years, as our wealth increased, augmcn-
tod gradually to several hundred pounds
ia value
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
The New years Night of the Unhappy
FROM rHr GERMAN or RICHTER.

FROM THE GERMAN or RICHTER
An old man stood one new.year's night
by his window, and cast look of despair
toward the immoyabIe, ever-garnshed
heavens, and down upon the still pure,
white earth, upon which no one was now
SO sleepless and wretched as himself
For his grave was lying beside him; II
was covered only with the snow OF age,
not with the yerduro Of youth; and he
had brought down thther, from long
life of wealth, nothing but errors, wees
and diseases, wasted body and desc
late soul, a bosom full Of poison, and an
age full Of repentance. The bright
DAYS Of his youth now returned upon
his mind like spectres, and carried him
back 10 that lovely morning, wheh DTS
father frst placed him upon the cross,
wsy of life. which leads on the rIgh'
through the sanpaih OF yingo mo d
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14
A vivid sketch of Republicanism.

Their lobors, their principles, their in
structions, have made New EgIand, with
its hard soil and cold lonS winters, 'lhc
glory Of all land5.' The thousand towns
and yillagcs--the decent sanctuarles, not
for show but use, browning the hiIl-tops,
or piercing out from tho yoIlcys-ihe
means Of education accessible to every
family, the universal diffusion of knowl-
odpe--the order and thrift, The general
activity and enterprise, the unparalleled
equality in the distribution Of property,
the general happiness resulting from the
diffusion of education aud Of pure rell-
pious doctrine safety in which more
than half the population sleep nightly
with unbolted doors--ihe calm, holy Sab
baths, when mute nature IN the general
silence becomes vocal with praise, whom
the whisper Of the breeze seems more
distinct. the distant waters louder and
more musical the carol Of the morning
birds clearer and sweeter--this IS New
England and where will you find the
like, save where YOU find the operation
Of New England principles and New
England inluencel This is the work Of
our fathers and ancient law giyers.--
They came thither, not with now the.
cries Of government from the labratorlei
Of political acbymists, not to try wild
experiments upon human nature. but on
Ily to found a new empire famous io
I truth, for virtue, for freedom guarded
and bounded by justice. To have iaile'
/ in such an attempt had been glorious, So
Their glory is lhat they succeeded
[Bnc0n's Discourgfs.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

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alfls ihmfHft W. aafn iaaaamn Ia
hf waHf iha' Iha tba inside L lafely
aal dsf faae, ha8eH ah.i.Hf e.aaa WHh
as $50 laah HpWaf8a. ahl iHa.a eha
sataia Ht lfam rhl.lhooi da n3i Way q
asaiH oaf efforts Df oHnf fnHmHht
THE BOSOM un which ST IeaH f s4#sI
aacefon chilled. Coz bead Ip1H which
We Jas olf head 70 bea ius ra.ag spirit
a laid I9w end We remain Taught 81
these ih.net-il guof eIII a.Iew "a q
understand iha lessons which tIieocli0n
should Impau ihai we should 81 appre.
clats these oaf.hly blessing, 'hti lhe dR
appointment a. their Withdrawal and
/ biphiug, wIl De less8usi "a lhe con-
acousness that iu Gle STORE house o.
those collected souls, an plants arc per
cunal aul tho breath 81 he destroyer
will not there chill ths petals 90 tho flow
CIR, nor the hand Of earth rllcly breuh
I the STEMS
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

WRrRG re- HER BEAU--A young wo-
man scolding her beau for not sending
her the pair Of new shoes he promis-
ed her, writes in the Boston Times:--
"p, S. Them shuz ort 10 be to about,
and the recke ection silk out abowt
foot -
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

Some who think life too short, never.
lbclos9 find 1t long enough to outiye
their characters, their constitutions and
their estates.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

You couldn't get along without my
puls," as tho engine said to the steam.
boat.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14


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f w. msY credit lha aaala a.taa II
aamf Hf aaf taniff aad aaniff#a
maH ahfH8 iheM rivals af esHeg
tourists. lhes rambling A'Hs whafe
empty bends VOL Oh. plfas hsys caused
iham iu p.ay such laalaNle tricks rs a..
hape, whal sHa. W. sag Of lhsntl rbs
m'enia'iaaf ln.Iy and pafly sanlty &c
suma, have caused rs IN hHsh % oWa
ihom Americans, hai 1f those who afs
ashamed @ acknowledge tho land %
their birth and who deprewlo oaf eouu
f lfysand lls elurIouslnsilfutoug, we Wudld
say "Ouf upon lho inRpiss" They are
30 longer u us Wo dlyoso Them from
olr hsadsand oar homes, and hope they
may lye oad DO lhe subIecls 81 dospol
ior they arc unworthy 90 iahalo again
Che free aifof our hills, Of 10 touch thair
feet upon The soll whose liberty was tho
bIoodbought heritage of our fathers.
Letua then cease an these lollics. let
.u5 carry our national motto into society,
and proudly acknowledge ii aa ours, Ia the
midst Of The proudost court Of Europe,
and II will bring us The respect--aye,
even the reverence of the most bringing
slave at The feet Of royalty There is a
lofty Independence, a fearless freedom,
in the bearing and character Of true
republican, which force men to honor
him. lilo looks on men as MEN, and not
through the medium of their titles To
him
"Iho aaa IS bat tbe gu.aea's stamp,
The mans the gold Tor q that"
lie maintains the dignity Of frehman,
without violating the cause OF any soci.
city into which no is thrown. lie is all
ways an American citizen; a, court pre-.
sentation, nobleman's entertainment
or at merchants table. We trust thu,
our country may have many such rep
resentatiyes in foreign chimes, so as e
redeem US from the opprobrium which j,
said TO rest upon US.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

AZ might I rcHd 70 thremf pfsfelsaiaieHt
|Nhcn ire dulI day boz gone and brings 'he
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-14

or like the delightful mumur Of iount .
OF crystal waters, ripping on is way
Through beds Of Yoets, over pebbles white.
I've ganored every tone - for in my breast,
Were chords that thrill'd responsive TO each
word.
, 1840-06-20
.4DMLNTSTR.4T TORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

DURSUANT to an order Of the County Court OF
Il Pike county, Missouri, made n: the May term,
Ito wit, on the Sth day of Mayo ls4O, the under
signed administrator of the estate of Joseph w. Bon
dursnt deceased, at the door Of the Court House in
the town of Bowling Green on the first day of the
next July term of the Circuit court OF said county,
while said court is sitting, between the hours of nine
of the clock in the forenoon, and Eve Of the clock in
the afternoon Of said day, will offer for sale, and sell
by public outcry and auction, to the highest bidter for
ready money, the south. east fourth ofthe southwest
quarter Of section No. G, in township No. 81, north OF
range No. a west. containing fifty one acres aud sixty
one hundreihs of an acre, more or less, Excepting
therefIom twelve acres thereof. which has been con-
veyed to George s~ealey,) and also, the southeast
fourth Of the north west quarter Of the same section,
containing City one and a half acres, more or less, II
it shall be found necessary to sell both tracts, to raise
a sufficient sum of money, to pay the debts of said
deceased remaining unpaid for want of personal as
sets. SAMUEL LEWIS, Admir-.
MAY 30-lt.
, 1840-06-20
Y.
Spring..

The sweet South wind so long
Sleeping in other chimes, on sunny seas
Or dallying with the orange-trees
In the bright land Of song,
Wakes unto US and lahghingly sweeps by
Like a glad spirit of the sunlit sky.
The laborer at his toll
Feels on his cheek its dewy kiss. and hits
His open brow TO catch its fragrant gifts
The aromatic spoil
Borne from the poisoning garden OF the
South
While its faint sweetness fingers round his
mouth.
The bursting buds look up e
The cheer the sunlight. while it fingers yet
On the warm hill side-and the violet
Opens its azure cup
Meekly. and countless wild.Aowers wake to
fling
Their earliest incense on the gales OF spring.
The reptile, that hath lain
Torpid 50 long within his wintry tomb,
SPerces the mould, ascending from its gloom
Up to the light again
And the 1.-the snake crawls forth FROM avcrns
chill
To bask as erst upon the sunny hill.
Continual songs arise
From Universal Nature-birds and streams
Mingle their voices, and the glad earth seems
A second Paradise!
Sunshine, and song, and fragrance-all are
thine,
Thrice blessed Spring, thou Dearest gifts
divine!
Nor unto Earth alone
Thou hast a blessing for the human heart,
Balm for its wounds and healing for its smart,
Telling of Winter flown,
And bringing hope upon thy rainbow wing,
Type Of Eternal life-thrice blessed Spring.
, 1840-06-20
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

~ oTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha,
~ taken out letters Of Administration on the es.
tate Of Asa +. I%Iagerman deed, from the Clerk a
Lincoln County Court, bearing date the llih day
Of May, A. ID. $40: all prr.ons, Therefore, who have
any claim, against 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 prccludch from having any bene
ct Of said estate, and If such claims are not present.
ed within thre. years they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM II. IlAMMACK, Admir-.
June IL, IS50-3t.
, 1840-06-20
O & II'CUNE,

yAvE received in addition to their former stock.
IL by recent nui,al-, the following articles. TO wit
Eecti6ol hi.k-y. American aud Peach Bsaudy,
Linseed Oil, Candies. Starch, SOAP, &c.
Nails and Brad', all sizes;
Carpenters aud CoopeIs Tools, Stoves, rariou. pat.
Saddle Tnes. assorted, Manila Cordagc,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
Writing and wrapping PnP'r, Play ing Cards.
Horse Collars aud iIanes, T,ace Chains, &c. &c.
Hope Cotton Yarns at sl,jO per bale, No. 5 To 10,
besides many other articles too numerous to mention
All OF which are offered on the bet OF terms.
Loui.iaia June q, $40.
, 1840-06-20
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ taken ont letters as executor Of the last will
and testament of Noah Hendrix, deceased, from the
Clerk Of the county court Of Pike county, bearing
date the 9Th Of May, 1910. All persons. therefore,
who have my claims against the estate of said deceas.
ed, are required TO exhibit the same duly anthentica-
ted for allowance, within ono year from the date OF
said letters, or they may be precluded from having
any benefit Of said estate, and il such claims are
not presented within three years they will be forever
barred.
June 6, 81. LUKE HENDRIX, Executor.
, 1840-06-20
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
In THE WARREN CIRcUrr CoUrr,
Nay 9th lS40. {
Elizabeth Benson, by1
Cornelius Howard,
heI next friend. In Vacation.
In Vacation.
Adam A. Benson,

NOV, at this day, appears Elizabeth Benson by
In Cornelius Howard her next friend, and files IN
the office of the clerk Of the circuit court OF Warren
county, her petition, setting forth in substance that in
the year 1885, she intermauied with one Adam A.
BensoB, in the county Of Warren, that they lived in
saidcounty Of Warren agreeably for about six months,
that in the spring Of 1886, they moved to st. Louis
county, in the State Of Missouri, and lived together
there about eighteen months agreeably in their do
nestle relations, that in the fall of 1889 said Adam
A. Beyon prevailed with the said complainant to
visit her father. Cornelius Howard, in said county oil
Warrsp, and promised that he would come there in a
short time and bee her, and then he would visit his
mother in. the state of Georgia-that he failed to
come to see her at her fathers but shortly after she
left home be left st. Louis County and she has never
seen him since. That be has wilfully deserted and
sbsented himself from her for the space of about two
years, and without reasonable cause, and she has
continued to reside in SAID county of Warren since
his first absence, and she prays that she may be d.
vorced from the bonds Of matrimony by her contrac-
ted with said Adam A. Benson. And she files her az
fdavit in support or her petition according TO the
statute, stating that said defendant is not q resident
OF this state, and thereupou it is ordered by the clerk
Of slid circuit court, that said Adam A. Benson be
notified that unless he appear on the first day Of the
next term of said circuit court to be begun and held
1.-THE court house in the town of Wanenton in said
county, on the fourth Monday of next August, and
answer said petition. the same will be taken for con.
fessed. 1t is further ordered by said clerk, that a CO.
Pr OF this order be published in some newspaper
printed in this state for eight weeks succesavely, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks before the next
term Of said court.
A true copy Of the record.
Attest, JOSEPH B. WELLS, Clerk.
Junel3 81. By JOHN A. McCLELLAND, d. C.
, 1840-06-20
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE can OF F. MISSOURI MISS, Is.
In the Circuit Court for August Term, 1910,
Leonard Henry complainant On a Petition in
Martha Ann Henry, defendt\ Divorce.
TENHE complainant, Leonard Henry, having on the
Il 18th day of February, A. d.. $40, fled in the
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of the county OF
Lincoln, and state of Missouri aforesaid, his petition
against tn. said defendant, stating that on the 9th OF
August, A. ID. 1887, he intcrmarried with said de-
PENDANT, with whom be routrived TO live until the
3Oth of January 1895, when she wilfully deserted him
without cause, and has u remained absent for the space
of two years; that when she left him, she placed
herself under the charge of an unmarried man, that
she left the country with said unmarried man, and
that he said complainant believes she is now living
with him, the said unmarried man, in n state of adul
terry. And pray ing to be divorced from the bonds Of
natrimony. And, il appearing that said Martha Ann
Henry, the defendant, Is not a resident Of this state,
and an affidavit OF said complainant TO tina. effect
IL Is by these presents ordered, that unless the said
defendant be and appear on or before the first day OF
the next term OF the circuit court TO be begun and
held at the Cont House, ia the town of Troy, within
aud for the said comfy OF Lincoln and state Of Mis-
souri, on the 18th Monday in August next, and file in
said court heransweT to said complaiHauts petition. the
same will be taken for confessed against her, aud that
this order be published in some newspaper printed in
this state for eight weeks succc.sivcly. the last inser.
tion 10 be at !cast four weeks before the next term Of
said circuit court.
Given under my hand. and seal Of Office, in vaca-
ton of said court, til, 2Sth day Of May, A. ID. lsI0.
June 6th-st. FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
, 1840-06-20
BOWLING GREEN JOCKEY CLUB.

TIME Subscril es TO the Bowling Green Jockey
l. Club, aud al Others who feel an interest 10
improving the breed OF horses, are requested to
meet at the Cont House in Bowling Green on Satur-
day The 9Th Of June next, for the purposeo of organi-
zation, and taking such steps "a may be deemed pru-
dent for establishing a Race Course, near this place.
MAY % tie27 MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
, 1840-06-20

NOTICE-All persons are hereby forewarned from
~ trading for a note executed by us to Thomas
d. Reed, for the sum Of 5000, and bearing date some
time in January 1910, as said note was fraudulently
obtained and will not be paid unless compelled by
law. JOHN J. SLOSSON,
WIN. ii. PEAKE,
June Get. d. ID. DISNUKES.
, 1840-06-20
WHITE & PREWETT,
w Wholesale & RETAIL
Dry Goods, Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
GAINESVILLE. MISSOURI

TlIE subscribe beg leave to inform their friends
l. and public generally, that they have formed , CO.
partne ship, for The purpose of transocting 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
p%unctual dealers on the usual time All persons wish
and examine, before purchasing elsewhere. as our
stock in the spring will be very large and well selected.
and We are determined TO sell them so as it will be an
i~nducement to those at n dista nee TO call and examine
for themselves. We also have 4 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-
sincss. that We can render entire satisfaction to all those
who may favor US with their patronage.
James VI. White Caswell Prewett.
GAINESVILLE, February 5th ls4O-I7-tf.
, 1840-06-20
Cash for Hemp.

WE will pay the highest cash price for
" good clean Hemp, delivered at the
Bagging Factory, near louisiana Mo:
April IS, If. BLOCK & MCUNE.
, 1840-06-20
on,..N NOTICE.
STATE OF MLSSOURD

STATE Gsus OF a M1p5s U.s. SIS.
In the Circuit Court of said County, of The
July Term, ls4O.
George Settle, who claims in right d,
Of his wife,
Julian Settle. NOW deceasedJ late
Jesse Blue, and Elizabeth his wife,
late Elizabeth Fall.
c. Bird Pate, and Catharine, his
wife, late Catharine Fall,
John Blue, and Rebecca Blue, late
Rebecca Fall,
Malan Finley. and Margaret. his
wife, late Margaret Fall,
John w. Spencer, and
Fidelia Spencer, his wife, late
Fidelia Fall,
Harmon U~i.crback, and Lsvin.,
his wife. late Lavina Fall,
Michael Fall,
Josiah jackson, and Mary his wife,
late Mary Fall, heirs and repre-.
~sentatives of
Tetrarch Fall, deceased,
defendants.
THO the above named defendants You are hereby
notified, that ] shall on the first day of the next
July term Of the circuit court of Pike county in the state
OF Missouri, to be begun and held at the court house in
thetown Of Bowling Green. on the second Monday Of
July. A. d. ls4o. during the sitting of the court. or on
some Gay a. soon thereafter a. q hearing can be had
Peuuon, praying iof judgment
OF pafuuon' ana the appointment Of commissioners to
make division Of the real estate belonging TO estate of
the ssid Tetrarch Fall. deceased. consisting of a house
end lot in the town Of Bowling Green. county of Pike,
IN said sststs, among the legal Representatives of The
said deceased, according to the respective rights ofthe
parties interested therein, and in case q division thereof
cannot BE- made, . sale thereof will be required, and ,
distribution ofihe money arising from the sale of the
said real estate. among the heirs and legal representa-.
lives OF ths said Tetra.cb Fall, deceased, according 70
their respective rights,
May 23-6w GEO. SETTLE.
, 1840-06-20

ca"aIu ii. rehoietoh'
Johh ". enuie'oh'
Jesse j. rehoie'on'
Phinp rendieton'
theoe Anh Aiien, a'e
pheoe Ann fend'eton' ana
ROBERT Amen, ni husoa"",
heiis anu ois.'iou'ees eou
Nathaniei fenoieton' oecu. u
ALEXANDER Mchehey' a"m'"
Natnaniei reno'e,ou'
ana as puohc FUNDAMENTALLY"
SAID county OF WARREN ~
virtue OIL "hch, d d .nd'se
oil the es.ate u NV "Nu
Natnaniei rehu,e'on ueee"seu'
oeie"ua"''
OW, at this DAY, appears said complainant by
William Porter, her solicitor, and hles her bill
oil complaint, stating IN SUBSTANCE, that te estate oil
Nathaniel Pendicton, Jr. Is justly indebted 10 her IN
the sum OF SIX hundred and seventy-nine dollars and
% cents; S4lo Of which pears interest from the hrst
day of November term oi'he "a,,en county court
1876, and the balance from M "a oay OF ~ NO
vemoer term, OF sara COURT 1903 tha' saiu VA
tnaniei 't. uie1 inhs year io"c' u tnahue
Moheney became MS aun'h,''ra'o' aceoiu'hs 70
q 'na' previous 70 III az ou u i''n
oil may 1901 nus ia'he'' 'n"", en''e'o anu
Hannah, ms mother, executed a Geeu conveying 10
MN the ioho"ins neAi .s'a'e' VII 'he o ..
r. Or. oil section, NO. IA township, MOI Of range
NO. . west. Aiso' the ~ OF sE. Dr. OF section NO.
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, 1840-06-20
From the Goshen Democr,t l

The best medicines for giving fresh vigor 20 the sys.
tem' during the warm weather. are MoEFATS LIFE
FILLS N PHGNIX BITTERS. Great numbers
who have made Use of them, Gnd that thew cleans, IN.
stomach OF all impurities. and give a healthy time To
the system, create a good appetite, and thereby remove
the lansuor and feebleness. which Expresses almost eve.
ny person during the hot seasons. Those who arc If.
h'c,ed, need only make 4 fair trial Of these medicines
10 be convinced.
, 1840-06-20

A quantity of old type, for sale at this
IA office. "A.
, 1840-06-20
STATE OF MO. COUNTY OF WARREN.
In the Warren Circuit Court,
April Term, A. ID. 1910.

s1Pft Ae'"s,
CYNTHIA STEPHENSON,
Complainant,
rs.
Hannah Pendleton, Widow Of
Nathaniel Pendleton, deceased.
Benjamin Pendleton,
James C. Pendleton,
Edw ard II. Pendleton,
John w. Pendleton,
Jesse c. Pendleton,
Philip P~endleton,
Phebe Ann Allen, late
Phebe Ann P~eDdleton, and
Robert Allen, her husband,
heirs and distributes Of said
Nathaniel Pendleton, decd. and
Alexander Mckinney, admir-. Of
Nathaniel Pendleton, Jr. decd.
and as public administrator Of
said county Of Warren, by
virtue of which, he has charge
of the estate Of the said
Nathaniel Pendleton deceased,
defendants,
, 1840-06-20

County of Pike. ""
In The Circuit Court Of said County, Of the
July Term, IS4o.