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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
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supp y received
LiELL1 JOHNSTON & LYELI-
30 ~ A. J. Mcktldn.'s Old stand.
E%GLiSu WHITE LEAD-wr layr iI-I ne.
IL ce'vcia supply oi Englsh White Lead. m oil which We
article ioI IIiiIC .!.aic usc.
ic 10 SAM'I + ADIE & co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

FRoMASD, TO THE Y'HGlNIAspnINGs.


VIA CANAL. TO SCOTTSVILLE.
sts.s.i ss1 ga fA an
4 az Nee, sv.it-.suu.r, Packet B,st EMPRESS Cant
Euoit, VIII leave Richmond, t'Tuun our Ian iag % the
Basin at tie loot oi ga s''L) Tuosclys Thursday
and Sundays O'Clock r. NJ aud arrive In -cutrsvilc
GA MnnGiys, Wednesdays aud Fulys az O'Clock T. VI:
PM.
Passengers from the West by Parish & cos four horse
post coaches viii arrive IA due tfu" for TIE paCkC',
VIII hc detained only hour u SCotsN.c arriving u
Richmond att o'clock 4. Arra are IN progress
q" convey passengers Knoxville un the arrival 1T the
n'ck' AZ Sc"t-vic where they viii enter Tar. Cos
nae al stages the next uaruUg pr >Iuutuu O'Clock
By THIS tic difficulty ~ detention al Brooks
vile nov complained Of vu be- uLy.l'rd
Passengers taking this T1lc viii ;rcv,' - miles by
Packet on III" most 'Ic1slut sui IrTUBus Iaft
max htNlr- View Ot tI" mos romantic &C merry, aut
finest cultivated tsrms uu Jimc- River
Entering the Valley ut Ntrft..t kurk fSh Gan
ne Ri-", thence tn ~ia-u'un, and directly On ~ the
MhNr Nu."hT either ly she Natural Pr .gr or
Warm Springs thus having view ul INt ttrh Valley at
Virginia, oi ih" Insane H.rpua Deaf sui Dumb Asv
lupuutlu scenery 10 tho wurbi auI vii, arryc a Tho
Wmr sui hur rs dIy earlier n,u 'a" Iy.rhlurg route
tn" undersigned nlucr themselves that rt,ir use = II
Will not Zee surpassed iag spt o. '.ufsTl uuH hope uy
unT"iuc attention uu tH part 90 tue f.ru', Of!c
"i TIE boat 90 fc cuIun~ HHH passengers
10 mrUi portion uiTuhiic fa'tungg~
JOIN BLAIR -lIEPIIERDSON & co.
X TOR Passage, aus other Information connected with
hi' route. apply To the agent a. the termination
sf''lr yu the BASIN Bank, OF % tr Bar o ' COLUMBIAN
N'C., RE 'upuL JOHN T4Wls, Agent,
August -. I-it-.in
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beautiful DINING WARE;

1 BEAUTIFUL DINING WARE have inst
- opened few package OF Dinner -s, OF tho pattern
80 generally admired, oT sale either IN aTge small
Also, pen Ia very large and
oi hnn asd common China, printed sud common goofs
re cut and plain Glass; do GeTm,n silver Cas-
ors, &c &c. Please call and examine
Wv BUTLER
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THE INDIAN ErABLE PILLS, on
INDIAN PUHGATINE -

lIANlfAGIlRED under the immediate superiptrn.
W dence Of VIM. Wright Nice-Presdent Of he SoIth
american College Of Health, established AZ Washington ~
- jan Sth us fol the Of Disease IN the form OF In
teTIeni Remi;Ient, and PuiI!d Fcvers; Measles sma
fos ani ErYsipeaSi Pains In tie stomach Rack ana side
nIaVeI' Loss OF Appetite sick Head Ache Corsumnon
Dopsy oil the Head, Of the Chest OF the Rhenmafi,m
DArrhGsA, DyserIery and Coles; Dyspepsia Iyrocbcn
iIAsS Ieianus. Epilepsy WhOoping Cough JPa ipiaon
Vi the hear Ulcers aur sores OF every descrinfor gv
tercAs W taS Nerves amt Lowness Of Splrts sT'nrTs
SION ana other delicate Female Complaints.
i ne Ar Of Healing had rs origin ne
Forests still the best Medical Sc hocIn ~ ~ $50
Inc above named Indian Vegetable Pills not .p, ths-
roughly cleanse Tie stomach ami bowels Of all bou. hu
uouTs anu other impurities, tut they also open n noe.
or c ssln and induce proper discharge sythe H. and
SiItbs Illus % will be seem that by Siuze 81 eI,on
on us extra dnlry medicine all the natural ar ms rg
olcncdi the blood and other funds are copple,s
body. ' ''''" '''ui 'He
one happy circumstance connected with UIrr the Il.
dan Vegetable Bus, is, they not only al,sys s rsS,
medicine always SAFE and are always SUI ia 70 sol 80
s apS1 u-g impossible Tor them u do,niUry or harm,
therefore no time should Toe lost lSeninf 10 rontr,r
grN advice the only inquiry should 5e De PERSON
u So iAe sooner atcS doses Of the iudI Pills re ali,
ans usefulness '0'' !" "ea-'n
A-dtnr the Indian PurEaive recommends fts.If o., ill
because no matter what may be TIE HAME Of the se,s
he helcine IL always rign siVays safe will always -
Ao1 ai can never possibly 10 harm. single doc "a M
h a cases atnri relief AID 10 20 convince IN
Hi OF It's value. Than volumes written in its praise
supply % the above Pills received and FOR al. by
90 GANNOR,
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Triples
CONCENTRATED SAHsAPhRILLA

CONCENTRATED SAHsAPARILLA
Elii~ Compound Exact If SITeagsTii4 hls -.rr the
Prei'r'uc" cf the Faculty Every other prrrart.
uun of -arsdfsTila fUr the cure ct scrnht
an nil"r disease. winch depend upon uy.trc habit
or SCTiIlpus CONDITION nl i" syHt.t, and Will b. found
highly beneficial IN all where SsEapariia Is used
u prepared without lsiiuE irutu the appr sus
Gee 81 ~ars1aTs CuuaInl IN very form
tie active principle ut the root, and decided adj
vantage" over the ordinary preparations. which taie
from iui"TuT long aul continued boiling
-t~es Muoi q Barh-'s a. ;. DispcuSiIaTyD
further supply Just received hv
ALEXANDER DUNAL 3 co,
inf .-,,.,s - lf.t,.,,lt
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VALUABLE INoN AND LANDED Fno-

-
,,,r,,- tERGN, Fox SALE.
iib sluscrpei De- authorized f1 sell large boIv gC
Land in Doe county OF BrtCt1urt the ptoperty OF Lam,
; WOOD tsq lying on Back Creek. branch of r-tg.s
hN'r' "Euiu miles ot the River, aud rifles from Bu
chanln On ihis properly there are ineIhausibe nnss
ol IRON orc iue same as that used al the ccebrae ~
NcIac tWnacci thr quality % which is NOT opiv vel
h."u quo h-Ay approved, but believed 70 be squaI u
any ever N'tsgd 90 me STATE 81 both
loI bar ifou and foundry purposes
The property consists OF Ttp2 acres or fspt Of bf-
tu'll llg may be called Hat and the residue nounf,1
Al phy H acres Of the whole cleared and nprgy.
en- ana me h1auc~ Is covered with valuable sswins ami
'"tlhA unbei The Improvements consist Of two slvg
W.I, -rs' mill two dwelling houses large barn smith
e.NN q, aH about in tuC ceutrC OF the i,nt al gtrh
pni Us ilc SIC Tor Tie luunace fall Of 3Jieet here NAV
conHinl ne whole nj Back Creek, constant stream ~
sN.tHy .lrge Tor the purpose aud the wool fDr coil
iH- n abundant quantity 1ud the ore ami lime ma
usually Convenient to Tins point.
'.slefn9 ne great advantages OF this property viz
', II"'rl tltuy ut the ore which will ensure saie
2i zoe whole production, Rchmsn1 al the highest usr
SCI p't' N. convenience a. James River and the rnsr.
aon nI e speedy completion Of the Canal 10 Bucnanan
now n operation iu lyuchbutg; the abundance of tis ,n
49, 1"ci ani PCS location, u the mrsof great grain
glowing region, can freely cay that know OF no 1nm.
IN'I properly in the STATE presenting equal Undue mems
Tor ih" Manufacture Of pg ron. For terms which viii be-
a.NlIln 'Ia1ns' hT0y to J. z. ANDERSON,
Ria rrsfN IA
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FOR RENT,

~ Room ON tLc basement of a pwciu- House
E:s.g 90 street well htfrl lrr au Office Pruies.
Efesm sioht srnt,mtu.ur lodging room Also. a Gar.
'ssa House ani stable. very conveniently sifua-
TEL Apply To j. ". RANDOLPH 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
GLENN,s INpIAN n.IR OIL.

Fot Promoting he Growth anu Beautilytnr the Hair
ais LOT aAing -ht or red hair several shades darker I'M
coor preventing tue hair Eol. a OF turning grew
l' VA has been IN Use iOr about u years, mas yn
grea satisfaction thousands who tried IL being an
ehtetlcni iAlR TONIC, stimulates and iuysoraeH I'M,
Iu - e u s.sts glossy sO!tncss hair itself Ia
aes ani Seneuen Who have lost their from knees
OF anD otncr cause, viii dud this O rNc.entto res oTe
BENG very penetrating l. easily absorbed by inc hair
AMI i therefore not Oils, .ensTa
ns ao pleasantly prepared u Is wei adapted Tor dressing
we mar 10 general tor which purpose extensively
used. Price 81 cents. ~
GLENN's AROMATIC ROSE TOOTH PASTE
lhls excellent Dvntrtce be used with perect safa
Va Tor all tie purposes OF cleansing the teeth
tn heaui'ly white; Tor stopping the progress OF a. cav
~ nSound teeth removing the tartar purifying the
oIelih, ths PREPARATION u surpassed Being 10 solid
or AMI lice from -T j. much superior 10 Tooth NOV.
leEs n general while ioT convenience IS decidedly bet
cr TIA Of the tooth washes. Il A. lone No nsss ~,
China pots, a. - each. ' -
GLENN'S INDIAN HAIR DYE
tor changing Grey OF sht Hair Brown IT Black in
ture OF the hair II applied going 10 bed ito
change vii be effected by morning Tie co5or is ns,
Gen therefore cannot be rubbed off nor will so inc
Nhiest muslin. Geutcueu color their hisEeTs with
very hu.r trouble. Price - cents.
hlCHAJN'S FhEJhLE WASH
AccTa'n and speedy Remedy for Free and other C
Si cents. " ~ i''ee
ihe above are for sale by the sole Proprietor : w
Henn Nos - and 81 South third street PhiIadelphia
Also tor sale ~ Richmond by John Gaynor J. Eusiacs
sou AeT Duyal a Co, and J. H. Rasand and moi or
tue Druggists IN Petersburg. 81 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

ENCOURAGE BONE MANUFACTURES.
superior French Chemical, Liquid and Paste Back.
ing Manufactures H. street Sboekos JIiu
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
FAIL, 1911.
T.. NJ ~.


ID ~. JENKINS has received. aud will opeu, the
IL latg - and O-t extensive stock of eutTe FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS he has ever purchased 49,
Having made extensive preparation for great bar
gains, those who want Them Will uni the. interest
call and examine GA. tII wing
Brown ani white shtlinss a s. TO- p; and Gner
Cotton OZnabuTgs al ., 10 anI lie
Plaid ami plain lin-eys. a. Is ga, aud finer
Negro clothing, for men, at is. Sc and flcr
Cloths and tassmrTs aus Ne.rtpg-. AL finds
Red Flauucls al 4, 81, is Gi, - 3 T. an 4 finer
White dO Al ls6L p, , 81 b.
M"uscin dc LANES nj q, Il 3. !. >. for dress
ain MuuSlncs oi all Cuiurs ami prices
Rich ani ele- can't Mousliu nTess.s new STYLES
Pain, suipCi hs'd aud gisit silks, an Styles
EI"grnf chcuc aud other silks Tor dresses
Lie E!s;i.s and laoes, new patterns ald cheap
Thread Essug- aud iaccs, al prices
Lace Wells aud rich silk ~carfs
Great bargains m Blankets OF an kinds
thhI yards talcoes Tor dresses all prices from G. g 10
l2k and finer
Furniture 90, a. 8, IN. 1910, Is, and finer
Nc's style Shawls, Ntniiilss and -raTfs
Every prcc Linen CauJr.c uikfs from Doc, Is CT,
the finest
ALSO,
Several new styl" Fall anI Winner Bonnels Bonnet
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ROCK ALIIM SPKINC WATEI

= = BbL- LeigleTs Old Rye NliSkey-and
- Newton Gordon. MlTiock A Co.'S OLD MADEIRA. an.
omaT's OLD sherry ~. casks and halt Or. casks Fol
sale uv IOiIN e. TRIP EFT q SON
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TOILET REOUIsITE,,

IL uincrsgned respectfully requests the attention
Ladies ana 6cn'l.nen 90 Of the extensive
snT'mcuts Of Prrnery, dc. offered in this city At
such Pficesas cannot fail 10 please, CONSISTING Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
BUTLER s UFTERvEs,EHT
MiGS I.sElS ApEREENT.

fpgohcr with large .rrment of Note Books, or Col
lection 'i f.I.m nui Hymn Tunes generally used Ia
Cln-o--- AMI -----ng sr-un ola -N Larl-. lu--.
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NIEs g. Frs
PLANO EORTES,

THE deserved r. putauon which the instruments mede
Il by MessTs Davies a Brothers, NJ New York. has at
tanned since their introduction this city, luce
the subsenbcro en- or into arrangement With the
lecturers for tie sale Of their Instruments
qucnly supply Will hC constantly hani From an
perence Of some years IN the sale Of Piano Fures this
city ana being practical workman himself
ercan WtH confidence recommend those instruments as
possessing all the moieTu Improvements, combining
swectDc5 AM brancy of tone equal instruments
OF any other manufacturers IN the United STATES.
The prices OF these instruments range from $3.50 down
a. low as sI2' Persons wanting good PIANO
be deferred from trial Of these Instruments
hcif chca9nsss, FOR all who have tired Of the low
priced ones, have been asOnshed find them equal in
touch and tone 20 those II twice their Being
Of the Oh Dominion, the subscriber hauers himself that
u those IN wat OF good Piano will but give him call,
and examine AMI ny those instruments lie feels confident
Of aliberal patronage.
ANY instrument proving affective, may be exchanged
within twelve months after purchase
JOHN TURPIN.
San kinds Of Cabinet Furniture. for sale at prices
To SUIT The times; no Three doors below the new EN-
, 1841-01-23
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at the residence of Samu-
w ell Baird, deceased. near Louisville, in
Lincoln County, state of Missouri, on the
18th day of February, 1871, all the personal
property of said deceased, consisting of five
likely negroes, 4 men and one woman, the
stock of horses and cattle, sheep and hogs
the crop of corn, wheat, oats, hay, and to-
bacco, household and kitchen furniture, all
the farming utensils, and many articles too
tedious to mention. The farm will be rent
ed at the same time and place, for the term
of one wear. Sale to continue from day to
day until all is sold. On all sums of five
dollars and under, cash in hand; over five
dollars a credit of 10 months will be given.
Bond and approved security will be required
of purchasers.
WILLIAM BAlRD,} Executors.
JAMES BAIRD,
JAM. 93-3t.
, 1841-01-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 IL persons interested, ore hereby notified, mat
N the undersigned. have obtained ifom the o'efR
Of tie LincaIn county court, letters testamentary on
the estate Of SamroI Baird, deceased, bearing date
the 18th Jan. lsii.
All person, therefore, who have any claims against
tie estate Of said deceased. are required TO exhibit
tbs same duly authenticated for allowance, within
one Year from TIE date of said letters, or they may
be rrcclrIcd from having any benefit OF ssia es-
tate, and it suCh claims ARE not presented wi'hih
'trcc yeas they will be forever barred:
WILLIAM BAIRD,
Jan. 23-3t. JAMES BAIRD. EArS
, 1841-01-23

BuNY.N AND THE QUAEER.-Bunyan had
a natural turn for wit and repartee; which
appears in the following story. Towards the
close of his imprisonment, a Quaker called
on him, probably hoping to make a convert
of the author Of the pilgrim. He thus adj
dressed him: "Friend John, | am come TO
thee with a message from the Lord, and af
ter searching for thee in all the prisons in En-
gland, l am glad | have found thee at last."-
"If the Lord had sent thee returned" Bunyan
sarcastically, "you need not have taken so
much pains to find me out, for the Lord
knows l have been a prisoner in Bedford Jail
these IL years.
, 1841-01-23
DON'T READ TIIISii

A IL persons indebted 10 the undersigned.
"A or TO Waters & Bro. previous 10 the Is,
Of Jan. 1871. are hereby notified that unless
they come forward and settle their accounts.
&c. by the first of February, they will he
saddlcl with costs to Il MORAL GER
TAINTY. Look out for squalls!!!
THOMAS 5. WATERS.
Jan. 23-9t.
, 1841-01-23
TRUST SALE.

lhiSl ALI
BSY virtue of a deed of trust dated the Goth day
Ed Of May, $40, made by James ID. Tisdale and
wife, To me the undersigned, for the benefit of Will
liam McPike, | will offer foI sale 10 the highest bid
der for cash In hand, at the Cont House in Bowling
Green, in the county of Pike, State of Missouri, on
the 10th day of February next, the following de-
scribcd real estate and slaves-to wit: The south
west fourth of the north east quarter of section num-
Der nineteen, the south east fourth of the north west
quarter of section nineteen, the north west fourth of
the south east quarter OF section nineteen, all in
township No. fifty three n0s;h Of rarSe No. two west,
and the west half of the north east quarter of section
No. thirty six, in township No. fifty. three, north Of
range No three west; containing altogether the esti-
mated quantity of two hundred acres of land, be the
same more or less. Also, the lots of ground in the
town of Bowling Green, aforesaid, known and distin-
guished on the general plan of said town by the fol-
lowing numbers-to wit: lot No. one hundred and ten,
lot No. one hundred and seventeen, lot number one
sixty two, lot number one HUNDRED and sixty three,
and lot number one hundred and sixty four. All
situate in said county Of Pike; and the following
slaves, TO wit: Negro man Anthony, negro woman
Daphne, negro woman Malinda, and negro girl Emil
ly. or 80 much Of said property as shall be found ne
cessary TO sell. 10 raise the amount due and owing,
on said deed of trust. The title TO said property is
believed to be good, but the undersigned will only
convey such title as by said deed he il authorized to
convey. NJ. j. MOVES, Trustee.
Jan l6, ls4l.--tds.
, 1841-01-23

A LII persons interested in the estate of
Dugal Ferguson, deceased, are hereby
notified that | shall at the next term of the
county court Of Montgomery county. in
Missouri, to be begun on the second Mon
day Of February, \. ID. I84l, make a final
settlement Of my administration Of said e-
tate.
Oct. "i-i'. JAMES ELLIS, Admir-.
, 1841-01-23
LIST OE LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office al Frank
Ia ford No. if not taken out within three
months will be sent to the General Post OF
flee rs dead letters.
William Cook John Scott
Joseph KeathIey Jesse Smith
Enoch Matson
ADAM MASE, p. NJ.
Jan. lG-3t.
, 1841-01-23

In The Senate on the 18th. the act passed
at the present session, authorizing the aP-
pointment Of 4 commissioner to meet such
commissioner as might be appointed by the
General Government, whose duty it should
be 10 select a third, and the three so appoin-
ted, were to survey and fix the permanent
boundary between Missouri and Iowa. was
repealed. The vote rejecting the bill for the
consideration Of the Supreme Court was re-
considered.
Mr.. Coalter's bill providing for the call 0!
a convention, was taken Up i'll the House Oh
the 18th, and the question being upon the re-
lection of the bill, the motion for rejecting
was negatived. Ayes 22-noes 20. This
was on the first reading.
, 1841-01-23
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified not TO trade Tor or
IA purchase two notes executed by the Undersigned,
to John Davis, and dated the llth day Of March,
ls4O,-one for twenty five dollars, payable the lst
day Of May, lS49-and the other for City five dol.
lars, and payable the lst Of September. ls4D. The
consideration for said notes has failed and | shall not
pay them unless compelled so to do by law.
ANDREW STILL,
jap. l6--2t. aarinrille, Montgomery Co.
, 1841-01-23
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y has taken out letter. of Administration on the
estate Of TIlman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Court, Of Rails Co. bearing date Dec 18th, ie4u; all
persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date ofsaid letters, or tney may no
r~recludcd from having auy benefit OF said estate, and
if such claims are net presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Adniuistf's.
ynp n lSI1 -2t
, 1841-01-23

PAPER MoNEr.-Locatc in our midst mines
as rich rs those OF !otosi, and make Specie
as plenty as it was at Jerusalem in the days
of Solomon, and then emit 4 hatch OF shin
plasters whether in the shape of corporate.
city, county, state or national credit1 and in
four weeks time it will be scarcer than sill
yer under the Turkish despotism-alI not
boarded will be banished from circulation
and it cannot be reinstated again except at
the ruin of thousands of honest and inno-
cent persons.
All history and experience attests the
truth of the above forciblc remarks from the
Chicago Democrat. 1t isa law of trade, as
universal as that water will seek its own le-
vel--that where there are two circulating
media, one intrinsically raluablc. and the
other comparatively valueless, the latter will
inevitably take the place of the other. If we
permit small notes to circulate. specie will
be driven out Of circulation to the extent of
the paper circulation.
, 1841-01-23
NOTICE

IN consequence Of the inclemency of the
4 weather, TIE undersigned postponed the
sale of his furniture and other property I'M
til the first day of the next February county
court. which will be the first Monday.
Jan. %. r. 5. STROTHER.
, 1841-01-23
LINCOLN ACADEMY,
TROY, MO.

TROY, No.
vETIIlS in'titution was again opened on the % Of
4 November by Murray & Duckner.
The course of instruction comprise the Elemental
~ as well astLe higher branches of an English edu.
cation. together with tie Latin and Greek languages,
Mathematics, Political Economy, and Natural Phi
!osophy.
Strict attention will be paid to the moral a, well
a. the intellectual Improvement OF the Pupils intrust-
ell to their care.
The scholastic year sill be divided into two sessions.
one OF D months and the other of ) l2 months.
Terms per annum "a follows:
Elementary branches, . 5000
Higher branches ofaa Eug!i-h education, = Si5,OO
Latin and Greek languages, Mathematics, &c. $500
:. I. MURRAY, PrincipaI,
G. ". BUCKNER, Assistant.
EEFEEENCEs.
Gen. Asa Rogers, aud II. B. Observation-Disclosures ia.
John Leary, principal OF Warenton Academy Va.
John x. Wallace and lnman iloruer-Uarrenton 70.
Lucian Minor Esq-CiarlottesriHe Ia.
Gen. George Rust--BGLImore City. 1CoHegs No.
J. c. Williams Prof Of Mathematics-Ss CharLs
Gen. VIM. Mil6urn, Surveyor Gen-St. Loui, No.
Robert Payne, Pres. of La Grange College Ala.
VIM. Porter Esq--Troy No.
All. BuckneT, E:q.-Boriias Green, No
, 1841-01-23
ADuyyIcyRtT1ON NOTICE.

yoTICEizherehy given that the undersigned hs'
SIS taken on, letter, of Administration on the e.-
tate Of Henry BuTk., deceased. from the Clerk oil the
Ccunty Court, OF Pike CouMty--bearns date the
let of January, A. ID. lS4l; all PERSONS, therefore
who have any claiur,H ,ainst the estate OF said ueeeaseu
are required 20 exhibit the same duly authenticated 10
allow ancP, within one year from the date OF SAID let
tiers, or they may be Prcciaded from having any oehe'
1T Of said estate, and il sDch claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
CLEANLINESS r. SMITH, Hfn.
, 1841-01-23
LIST OF LETTERS

90 EMAINING in the Post GIlice ut Troy
x No. on the lst If January. 1911. which
if not taken ont within three months will he
sent 10 the General Post Office rs dead let
, 1841-01-23
POCKET BOOK LOST.
$40
Il f. \ r ID.

oST, on the 9th inst. in the town Of Louisiana,
n "r its vicinity, II cali skin Pocket Book, of me-
dunn size, and somewhnt worn, containing sundry
bank bills on the Bank Of Illinois, and Miner, Bank
OF Dubuque. Also sundry notes and reeeipts for
notes, and other papers of no value to any person but
the owner.
Any person having found, and will deliver or give
information where the same may be obtained IN ID,
J.. NJ. Bartlett of this place, shall receive the above
reward, aud the thanks Of
Jan. l6-3t. NATHANIEL q wUCOy
, 1841-01-23

What will slave-holding wings do when
their wing friends in the next congress re-
ceive and debate abolition petitions! That
this will be done. is as certain rs that the sun
will rise Tomorrow. VIII they eat their
words, and say that Congress has the right
TO receive petitions in relation to a subject
matter over which it has no iurisdiction!-
Or will they back out from their abolition al
lies! Well wager a trifle that they will ad-
yocate their reception.
, 1841-01-23

At our latest adviceS from Washington.
the Senate was engaged in the discussion of
Mr.. Benton's Presumption Bill. An inter-
esting debate arose on the clause, giving the
right of presumption TO foreigners; in which
Messrs. Benton and Buchanan, Clay and
Mangum took part. The clause was retain
ed, most of the wings voting against it, and
the Democrats in favor. The House had
under consideration the case of the "Caro-
line" in relation 10 which, Secretary For
syth had communicated additional informa-
lion; and the Philadelphia contested election.