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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
Final settlement.
Final settlement.
NEW GOODS!!
FAEE AND WINTER STOCK.

n u "a "A " ~ w hN Il Ia y Il OSn.
jNHE undersigned hns just received and is now
/ op ening in addition to his present stock of
Goods
Beaver and Pilot Cloths
Mixed Cadet DO
CaSsimeres-assoIted
Cassnets do
Mackanaw Blankets
Flushing OvercoatS
Sanet and Kentucky James Pantaloons.
Winter prints
Fine and heavy domes,ics, brown & bleach'd.
CambSics aud Jaconetls
Wadding-black and white
Fur, seal and moravian caps
Russia, silk and fur hats
Heavy winter and silk Shawls
A large variety OF fancy goods
Bonnets, hoods &c
Cali, kip and heavy winter boots
do do do do shoes
large lot Of doz and bunch cotton
Sugar, coffee and teas
Superior cavendisEi tobacco
100 sacks ground alum salt
Iron and castings, &c &c
All Of which he offers to customers low for
cash or on a credit. JOEL PREWlII.
Fayeue, Oct. 9, 1871.
ctUPERFINE cloths. casSmeres, vestings, sat
- nets and Kentucky Jeans, for sale bv
B. SMITH
| lphOWN and beaC he'd sheetings aud ShiTtngs,
| ID bed tickings and IRISH linens, for sale by
u. SMITH
| - ED. white, and green iianneis Canton llunneIs
| q and blankets for saIa by .. SMITH.
3 EOSIERY, gloves I'd uittens for sale BY
ia D. SMITH
T. F. indigo and ''''''' ''P'''''B ''S Si f. '''
FsED cord, and plough lines, brides and saddle
| - gerhS, for sale by B, SMiIM
| IDIOT and beaver cloths just received and for
| Il sale by j SMITH.
sSORTOlSE sbe side and tuck COMBS, ivory
| Z and silver do. just reed by B, SMITH
| EpANDANNA, pongoe and cambria handker-
| ID chiefs, for sale b. g. SMITH
flames RIVER TOBACCO--A. No. l-span-
a ish, neeee and common cigars for sale by
B. SMITH
NyFER!NO and Canton flannel drawers and
LfA shirts, for sole by b, SMITH
gSROGANS--A large stock ON hand and for
AZ sale by b. SMITH
| DOOTS--A fine assortment Of Boots, compri-
~ sing al qualities, for salshy %, SiHTH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

An English lady thinks that an old Bachelor
should be fed exclusively on vegetable diet, as he
is not fond Of he yResh,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
, UST received. and now opening, new supply
- of STAPLE DRY GOODS, compri>tsr
in part, the following articles
Brown and bIeached shirings and sheengs
Pilot beaver, and other cloths and cnSsimeres
SatinetS, ve>tingS, hosiery, gloves, sGspenders
Silk mernO aud wursted crarats
Satin and hombazne stocks
Irish linens, Canton fannes and drllings
Green. red, and white iannes, &c, &c. togeth-
er with a splendid lot Of
Boots and shoes,
Otter. Nutria, silet and cloth Caps
Fur, Silk, Russia, Caster. and wool Hats, which,
in addition to my former stock, forms, perhaps. the
largest and oeSt assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES
AND HATS, ever offered in this place. Also, a
general supply of
Family Groceries.
My object being TO make brisk sales, great bur-
gains are offered, and the attention Of my friends
and the public respectfully invited.
CL5rCau and exanine-your own interest vii
do the rest.
Z. SMITH.
FavCtle Sept. 23. lSil. 2S-tf.
N. B. 5000 bushels of WHEAT wanted
delivered in Fayette. B. ).
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
SECRET CIRCULARS"

MOSt OF our TCauCTS uOupLleSS IeIlcul-
Der something of the noise made by the
Locos during the last campaign about
"secret circulars" bribery" "log-roing,"
&c. We ask them just to read the fol-
lowing "secret circular" issued by these
same Locos, and see how their preaching
agrees with their practice. This circular
has been loudly condemned by most of the
Loco papers; the Democrat has probably
given it the most complete blowing up of
any of them. This may sound very well
to the readers of that print at distance,
but it wont go down here at home. One
of the most prominent reasons of the
Democrat for denouncing it as burning
shame" is, that it interfcres with its I'M
dercurrent in the log-rolling system. If
the Democrat doesn't keep wide awake
and moving, its particular friend, will be
laid to the land But, to the "Secret Cir
cular:"
.s... PALMYRA, August l64l.
DEAR S,R:-The time has arrived, when
Missouri, should begin to make preparations
for the next campaign; and entertaining n"
doubt that democratic convention will be
held for the purpose of nominating candid
ates to represent US in The next Congress,
as soon as the Apportionment Bill shall
have passed, we take the liberty of address
sing you, with view TO u tree and frank
interchange Of opinions, SO that hearty
and Jealous cooperation may be entered
into in relation to the individuals who are
10 be selected as the nominees Of that con.
vention; and as we have hitherto surrend.
cred all pretensions to the other portions oil
the State, in the selection of our repre-
sentatives IN Congress. the democrats in
this quarter think they now have some
claim upon the liberallty OF their political
brethren, and for the purpose OF seeing how
far they may be disposed to respect their
claims, we have selected our worthy
and highly-esteemed felIow-citizen WILLIAM
WRIGHr, Esq: whose long and satisfactory
discharge eli the duties of the Office OF
Register, renders him better calculated to
represent US, and to concentrate a more
powerful support than can be obtained by
any other individual in this section of the
State. The known devotion of Mr.. Wright
to the true principles OF Democracy, and
the untring efforts he has used to sustain
them, for the last Is years, gives him claims
which ought not TO be disregarded.
We hope you will agree with US in the
views we have submitted, and that the ne.
cessary steps be forthwith taken, for the
purpose of making the action OF the Con
venlion harmonious, for which purpose you
may rely upon US from this quarter in sus
tanning the selections which you may make
from your section of the State.
Accept the assurance Of the high regard
with which we are,
Dear Sir,
Your obedient serv'ts,
VIM. BLAKELY.
SAM'L. ID. SOUTH,
w. H. HElSKELL,
r. T. WILSON,
VIM. LEIR.
S. b. CALDWELL,
JAMES BACON,
WIN. R. PYE,
ROBERT STEWART
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
MARRIED.,

GA Debate, on the subject of Bap-
tsm. will commence in Faycte, on We'd
nosday, the 9th instant. Speakers:
Rev. B. r. Johnson, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Ed. J. p. LANCASTER. Of the Church
Of Christ TOct. l6, lS4l.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
Administrative Notice.

BLACK and I'tncy SILK marnoas aud worst.
- crayats, stocks and suspeudetS Of Of! >nr,
for sale by B. SMITH
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

EA--A fresh article Just received ana for
& sale by JOEL PkEWlTT.
ipril !7in leil.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

y USIC--Piano, Violin and Flute n,usic--also,
VA vocal Missouri Harmony and Sacred Harp,
for sale By j. A. Abbott
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

DUCkErS-% Gaz. Painted Buckets jus, re-
- ceIved ard for sale by JOEL PREWITT.
May LIST, l5il
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

EtALF SKTNS-3 dozen hes, Pailadnl-hia ca!t
~ SKINS :nr sale By JOEL PREWITT.
May 22d, lS4l
, 1841-02-27
N~NECUTQR,S NOTICF-

4 IL persons interested, are hereby nntr-
= fed. iraI the undersigned. has cb,as.-
81 "rm the Clerk Of the Pike County
,'u.r, letters Discriminatory ou tie estate Of
Vim. N'cnhrrscn deceased, bearing date the
10 u of Nov. 1870.
Al Hcr.'Es. therefore. who nave aav claims
fg,a,, thc estate ol said deceased. are re-
gu'1cd To EXHIBIT the same dulv authent;ca-
led ''r allowance, within one wear from the
date "i SAID letters. or they may be preclu-
led from having any bcrcft Of said estate,
md 1t such claims are not presented within
.a.c, y.ars iI,v viii be forever barred.
JOHN JOHNSON, Eyccuto~.
Feb. G-s.
, 1841-02-27
SHERIFFlS SALE

IN Virtue and Ly authority Of a Ssrit o!
d execution, issued from the Clerks Office
Of the Pike Circuit, to nc directed, in tavor
Of Martha Schooler and against. James w.
Booth defendant. / have levied upon and
seized al the right. title, interest and,clsNn Of
the id defendant. in and 10 TIE following
described real estate, Ia wit: lots numbered
IS, As AID 50, in Tic OWE Of Ctarksvilic,
r-:a the Improvements thereon; and shall
P.occad to sell tie same TO the highest bid
der at public auction, for ready money, be-
fore the Court House door in the tow of
Bow ing Green, during the term Of the Pie
Circuit Court. on Wednesday the 10Th day
Of March nez'. between tic hours Of nine
and five O'Clock of sad d.v 10 satisfy said
execution and costs. NM. TENN.
Feb. I3-St. Sheriff p. C.
, 1841-02-27
SIiERlFF'S SALE.
' III A-NIAAt
Sheriff OFF. C..

FN Virtue and hy authority Of a writ OF
: execution issued irom the Clerks office of
:Ae Pile Cg~cn.; Colrr. in favor of E.rskinc,
core & Erd"way. Plaintiffs, against Benja-
rl0 S."norja ."nd nj, and 10 me directed. |
have .cvied upon and seized all the right. IT,
''". Interest. and claim al the said S.oner, in
sd ,o tic following described real estate, to
"i': r-rt Of lot 20. in lie town Of Ashley.
" m-nn.U- IN Fulton street, md running
T.. . Il, front. Iy GO fact IncS and adjoining
:. C:an's lot. Also. :. T.. half Of lot No.
IT, s:! .o@a. running 100 IT. front b.
90 nc. .eNrcr':nE Is let square in v. W.
oo~ae~. nj s,a:i c>los, tire sar-c . sale 20
- bidder ."r ready money at the
H. " door n 10 town Q: Bowling
d'riu- the term # the said Circui;
I"wr'. O." NcE'"vtAc 9;hdav Of March next.
1".~"e" r'- hours Cd nine and five O'Clock Of
.@l lay ''s" =. sri execution and costs.
va. PENN. $.criif' of =. C.
, 1841-02-27
ASHLEY rEu,LE SEMINARY.

'5f!ii~ Institution Nti a-r.a Ir opened tie su; lar
I 60 Mich r.st. - Nj La9iua S.oddart for a
term 81 FIVE g..,fi-.
T." g"T'-c ~ ir.'rustion viii hr as follows, viz:
~!".t"-. ErIarr-. Gttrr aud Arithmetic, sS.nD
..ru.r,. leg, ir-,t q Grammar and Rhetoric, $500
. OF n'' Modern I~Is;or, inclusive.
lid. ~r a.r u... ~Hj ! -GC:'e WcIk, SI.51
'r-' no srf.H NHi or raiG ." tie moral as We!
..r -'ra. :.' oScmcr: Of ;hc puu:II cui.u.t-
,. o. tr. r.s..
i--a v."msy w-h "a ratronize tits School will
O.. rri.a,rr. ri'a To- Session.
T..wau e.: ~ w. CORFCR AGENT.
g. To lhn." vh" mny with to get boarding in
Ashley. : Va. say. can have II in ny famil~, where
toy vii. rc AZ al tine, IN tie care of Mrs. Coke,
aat Nj, >tr.Uai4. II. ". {.
, 1841-02-27
SHEPIET,S SALE

IN Virtue and By authority OF a writ OF
Il execution issued from the Office OF the
clerk Of the Pike Circuit Court, and 10 me
directed, i'll favor Of J. 3. x NJ. Camden &
Co., and against Joseph ). Distaukes and Jo-
seph Di$mukes, | have levied and seized up-
on al the right, -';,c. int"~as' nd cIain3 Of
the sad Jusap. Us-.-a., to e." following
described real estate. 10 Wit: the X. z. ! OF
n. E. or. section g, town 50, range 2 west.
containing 40 acres more or less, tie south Z.
/ Of n. L. ! section 9, town 50, range : r.,
containing 40acfcs.
Lot No. /, n. w. Of section G.. town 50.
range 2 w. containing so acres, and W.. \
E. or. section 6, town 50 range . W, contain
ing 30 l2-l00 acres. and shall proceed 70 sell
the same to the highest bidder for read Inoncy
before the Court House door in the town Of
Bowling Green. on Monday the 9th day Of
March, 1871, between the hours of g and 5
O'Clock Of said DAY AM during tho term Of
the Pike Circuit Court, 70 satisfy sad execu-
ton and costs.
WA. rrNIT, Sheriff e 2. C.
, 1841-02-27
Fk7 AsER2 ApnT

- Sd .-"- intends 70 keep during
lie T.c,s-. yea: ~ Iayrssvile, Bow
! . Green, C.a-ksst,e. AMI John McCunc's.
sr'aa .r.s Iur.aut bowling Green. L Iarce
9,sa~r.Cat 81 rLOJGES of all patterns
used 10y ia" 'v orr of TINS county. lie viii
-..' E"cY constantly 81 hand. AZ his shop in
p yr~S,'.r. & number Of ready made WAC
oE% Of gh" he: quality. The Farmers ct
'lis and =" a, "'u;nr counties are invited to
., ;e above named places before they
""rr".se elsewhere, - he - satisfied they
"'I be E''as"t both as 10 tho price. quality
and d,scrir;iaE If the above articles.
Feb Ct. JANE> c. DCVATI.
, 1841-02-27

i love the man sincere at heart.
l love the man who takes his part;
| love the man who will be free;
! love the man of liberty.
l love the man who loves to labor,
/ love the man who loves his neichbor,
l love the man who loves not strife,
1 love the man who loves his wife.
l love the man who loves not gold,
l love the man candid and bold;
! love the nan who loves his fellow.
| love the man with conscience mellow;
l love the nan summe and winter,
Who ne'er forgets TO pay the PR1YrER!t
, 1841-02-27
SHfkItF'S SALE.

~ Virtue aid ~ authority OF 4 wit Of
4 execution issued from tie Clerks office
Of ne I!ac Circuit Court in favor Of William
{. p.cwct and arains; James VI. Bootl,.
Thomas Bo";h and 1i.omas Mcqueen, de
!endanIs, and 10 ne directed-l have levied
and SC. zod upon al tie right. title, interest
and claim Of the SAID Thomas Booth in and
Ia lie .ri.uwiI= described real estate living
in sad county a. Pike. 10 wit; part Of Sat-
survey no. 1902 in township So.
range orc east. containing So acres. more or
.C>s. :'eig2 Tie same on witch the said Booth
resides. near the town Of ClaTksriI!c; also,
lot NJ. G5, III tic town of GAINESVILLE, with
IL Improvements thereon, and shall expose
t~C srinr To public sale to the hirhest bidder
Tor rrady money before the Court House
r.r- IL tie town If R."lirn Green, during
-rrr. IL tie SAID CrcUii Court. on We'd
."sJav the 10Th day Of AIa'Ch next, between
hru-s q nine and five o'clock of said dav
10 s3,ify said execution and costs.
WIN. PENIX.
Feb. 1875. Sheriff ofP. c.
, 1841-02-27
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TnsF Office s. Er.rby wen TIA tie "n"o'''.ne"
la, taken "rt icirrI- Of Adn'ih- ~ 81" 'hf
c-;aic "fS,ly I"fusnu.d dec late Nelly SEE ron tn'
Rails County Can't. brIrug date the 1T. rb '-fi'
All per.ons. therefore. whoHave any clains "SniHst ne
e.tate NJ said decea-"a, are required TO exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
wear iou the date Of said letten, or they mny be
p~'ecludrd from having any hencht OF said estate, and
If such claims are mot presented within three gears
they viii be forever barred.
ABRAHAM 2EELy. Admir-.
F-t. 1ntr lE5I-?.
, 1841-02-27
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

N'TiEE g. Hereby gwen th.; The u7I,,,i.,rs
. ' ina taken vat letters Of Adnin...ra,, son on tbr
'.'ai' Of Tn"an Weaver, deceased, f-om he Coun,v
QUIT OF E"I:*to bearing date Dec. lf:h, $50: all
20 r"ns, th.'ci"'r, who have any claims neain,, n,
'''ai' o. N'.i deceased, are required 10 exhibi, the
-'''' ""y authenticated frr Eilowarcr, within ou..
''r 'f'm the date ofsa.d !%ctters. or they NAV r..
"'cir'"d from having arv brhrft Of said e.t,,. ,rI
Ii urh claims are not pre-ented Within ..a. 49,,
i",y val be forever barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Aepin...x
. fss' -
, 1841-02-27
THE SPOILS.

We shall soon have an opportunity to
decide understandinglv. to what extent the
Federalleaders-especially Members of Con
gre:s-may be regarded as having batlled
n The late canvass for ",he spoils of victory"
General Jackson appointed some two or
three Members Of Congress Heads Of De-
, 1841-02-27

In 1912, at a Federal convention held in
Brentwood, Mr.. Webster reported resolu-
tons justifying the public enemy, and con-
deming his own Government.
While in Congress, he opposed the war at
every step. Among volumes OF speeches.
d%enouncing, the war and the Administration
he said:
"U,terlv astonished al the declaration of
war, ! have been surprised at nothing since.
i saw how it would be prosecuted when
saw how it was begun. There is an IN
changeable relation between rash councils
and feeble execution"
@They 1.-THE Federalists) know the limit OF
constitutional opposition. Up to that limit
they will walk, and walk feariessly."
He thus exulted at the defeat of our arms
and the murderous inroads Of the savages:
"This is not the entertainment TO which
we were invited. We are told that these
disappointments are owing 20 the opposition
which the war encounters. This is no new
strain. Ii is the constant tune Of every
weak or wicked Administrator
Let the recorded votes of Mr.. Webster in
Congress show where he was and ever has
been.
July 1, 1918, Daniel Webster voted a.
gainst a bill for assessing ard collecting taxes
to sustain the war: July 9Th. acairs. 4 bill for
duties on refined sugars and sales al auction.
January Z. 1914. he voted against a bill
to fill the ranks Of the army; JanuGry 10.
against a bill to detect and punish TRAITORS
and spies; January p. against Il bill to enlist
troops during the war. Ia I minority al Srv-
en-; January IS, agai:S; enforcing the non
importation laws; February 6. against as IL
FIVE regiments: March 90. against calling out
the militia to execute the laws and reprl ia
v%asIons; December /, gains proviiIn-
revenue for maintaining the public credit;
December 10. against calling on the States
for their quotas Of MALTA - defend the from
tiers, on the 18Th. against 4 bill To provide
for the expense of the wa. and agaInS' a bill
TO provide for rebuilding the Capitol and pub
lie offices which had been burnt b. the enc
my!
In the same spirit. in 1856. when We were
threatened with Il French wal, and it WIS
proposed TO put means in the hands of An
drew Jackson to defend the country. Dan
iel Webster exclaimed in the United States!
Senate, 50. would not vote for tits bill if t."
enemy wers batterins down the walls OF the
Capitol"
A very natural sentiment from the nan
who voted against rebuilding the Capitol at
ter the enemy had burnt il down.
So much for the array. WHAT did NJ.
Webster do for the navy? He row PIE
tends that was his iavorile in the war. and
the Federalists lately gave MIN a cane made
from wood ofPerry's flag ship. What did
he do for the navy?
The 9TH of January, 1911. Mr.. Webster
voted against an appropriation Of one million
for defraying the expenses of the navy
This was less than four months allcrE
the victory of Perry OF The likes. so that
had the country depended on Daniel Webs
ter, the gallant Perry'S AZ ship could not
have been kept afloat.
, 1841-02-27
SIERIFF''S SlI.-.

10y authority OF sundry executions. .,s-.f
- from the Clerks Office. e the Pike Cir
cult Court, in favor Of suud,y plaintiffs n-i
against Samuel kean. d~e!cad.n:. h.y, L.
We'd upon and scrzed I'll the riuhf. title. ig.,-
rest and claim 81 Tie s.il Eoan. in and =,
the following describe real estate. lyin~ IN
said county o. Pike. ~ wit: Lot y. /. Y.
w. section ~ town hip City l,-. 81 ram,
two. q west. containing 80 a.-.s. r'., s
halt OF tn" snuth east quarter - ..r,i.. .l-
ty-tive $50 t"wnahip fity-liye. 80 ram, 3
west, continuing eighty acre more O. lcs;
block sixty-two, (G2l according To the com
m%Issloners plan Of the town 81 Lou;slrg..
and the \. l.. quarter Of section p. town
ship ID. range , west, aud shall proceed tn
sell the same at public auction. To the hi rhce.
bidder Tor ready money. before the Cnrrf-
House door in the town al novlinr Grrnn
tire term of the SAID Circuit Cont ON
Wednesday the 10Th day of March next. be-
twesn the hours of nine nj five o'clock Of
said day, - satisfy said executions and costs.
WIN. rEVIT.
Feb. IA. SHe-!" r.. =. {.
, 1841-02-27
SHERIFF S SALE.
"'tI-It-L : = D-lI-'
by Virtue and authority OF a special

BY Virtue and authority OF a special Wi:
E. Of execution directed to tne Sheriff o;
Pike County, from tie Clerk Of tie Pike
Circuit Court, in fivo- Or dam +. Cham
bers, and against 1iIoanas Z. Nhi;iedEc, !
have levied and saized mon I'LL 'he r'gh:,
title, interest ana clam OF tie sd Wh'tcI-c.
III and TO the following described real estate.
lying in said county o. Pike. lu Wit: the
north west fourth O.. y W. o.. seton. No.
80. town No. 51. nortn -; r-n-e 8. Ncs:: and
shaIi proceed TO sell the sane ~ lie hi-hes;
bidder FOX rcGdy none before tic Court
House door in Bowling Green. fl. sd coun
y. during the term Of tire s9ii ,licu.t Court.
on Monday tie 9ti day Of I'arcl. rgfi. BE-
tween the hours c. 8 arI g'c'oca O: sid
day, - satisfy sail execution md costs.
WI. iENIX.
Feb. 49,. S&cr!.f'of T. c.
, 1841-02-27
YANK ZEE DECISION.

Some time between the years 1912 al
1914, when considerable animosity existed
between the people Of Canada and the States,
and when some Of the British subjects, who
were dressed with n little brief authority,
looked upon the Yankees, rs but little better
than bruies-the following is said To have t.
ken place nj the custom h"ns' At 81. JOHNS.
A Yankee If considerable dimensions ell
tered the office and Informed rHr '%.ii,or Ii t.
he wished To enter hi- l",.i and receive Il
passport. The officer cas-, a sarcastic look
at him, and SAID il was customary fer peopie
when they entered his "lfre :" receive pass
ports 10 take off their hts, requested hlm To
do so instantly.
No. | thank you said the Yankee, lpiid
four dollars for that hat to keep my head
and ears warm
, 1841-02-27

You impairment puppy said the officer,
working himself into Z considerable passion,
now dare you Insult me! of with your hat
immediately
No sir, can't do it, keeps my head proper
warm
After several orders OF similar kind, &c
companiet with curses aHi threlts, which
mCt with no better success, he stepped up :"
him and gave his hat = blow that sent IL 10
tie adjacent corner Of the room. The Yam
kee pail Ne attention - tins, but waited pa-
ticuily uuti. he had received his passport,
folded and deposited it safely within his wal
let, and was ready - pursue his journey,
when turning 10 the officer he requested him
TO pick ny lis hat and put it on his head.
The Office. much wroth, ordered him to
leave tie Office or tie mi-ht get into trou-
ble.-lor he I'D no; make words with men
Of his description.
4 say, mi,ier,' VS. the Yankee, you must
pick up ay hat and that in just one minute $
time, Of feel the weigh. cfthese death mauls,'
shaking his fists rather nearer his lorGship's
face ;!au was curceahlc.
Tic Officer r4vei and sro-e all TO no Of
T, ct, and finally threatened 10 cane hin If he
lid ~; depart.
Mister -.il - Yarkec. time flies con.
siderable kindc: las and ~ tito same time
beginning 10 unh,':nn his coat, and you had
better ir -ula- af,or tia; hat
After several more Threats, which had the
desired e.,c,ui 70 lis opponent, and the
;Hr .st ],;n- #a.-;: eZ;i~ed he sneaked o!l
~ Iiaagiuo ;"r 1T aid offered tito lis
d., ~. To-. satisfied with that.
.y.,l.i.. 8. lace it un his head pre-
e.s,' IS lie isafl.. The officer hesitarcd.
ia. seeing tie g.. iJ.m ;aalioE cf the Yankee
a" -c, i 90" lis head. and WIS about 10 de.
.afi. w;ca lac w,.s ca.la.cd md ordered 10
pitr. i as lee Sod :.
lie, -ays IT, IAN. zee, tuck ;iis esr
aaa-.. Ay" Tie .;Aer. qu!I II downa little
ID ir.Hl. etc.,. Al o.! which orders ihe
i.iac.r',.a:aG1" fulfilled. There sir, that
si-'l..' :.,, i-.c Yankee. and now
fr.a'. OK. - - iwN 1--WE you q word
- -pri a.. .-a.-"- ..-.i'" wIth " YIN
.. @~. pr.l~r".i - take
. co., 0,,d -. 81,
, 1841-02-27

~ ,'IE Unirrj-n,! would propose TO run hi Geld
IA Epcbu,k, over any tack in the county ui
Mo. ,orc thousand yarhs for 'h" sun Of Five
Hundred Dol.at g. " mint any h"r.r mare or geldinr
u, ,,iI c,,.,,- ,.- dug t. the mi-- of racing
r. - g. ". GIBSON.