Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-19
From The Madisonian.
AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY !

From the Madsonian.
AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY
Will be sold by auction the first fair day
near the Washington Market, the celebra-
ted black pony, ABOLITION, lately rode by
citizen Richie of the Enquirer. Adolf
ton was raised in New York upon the es-
tate of the ex-Prcsident and was sired by
his memorable high horse, NEGRO Sur
rRAGE. He made his last race on the 9th
of April, against "Hard Cider" and has
gone into stable, where, by little kind
ness he may be kept in fine order for the
fall races in 1874. Notes of the Sub
Treasury would be preferred, but as dis
position of the animal is desirable, liberal
credit will be given if required.
Will be sold at the same time and place,
the following rare and valuable collection
of New Works by old authors, recently
published, and never before offered for
sale. Such an opportunity has never be-
fore been presented in this or any other
country. 1t is thought that bare men,
ton of the initials of the authors names
will be sufficient to attract the trade at
large, as well as individual admirers of the
authors, and especially those who appre-
ciate the consolation of philosophy inre-
tirement.
Js=* M. N***s, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE.
/. The Consultations Of Retirement,
dedicated to Mr.. Van Buren,, by
J.K. P*&*#**g.
2. The Cultivation of Cabbages prefer
able to the pursuit of power, by
M. V.B.
8. Report on the Navigation and De-
fences of Salt River, by ]. r.
P,**#**tt.
4. Temperance Address, showing the
evils and immortality of "Hard
Cider" by Doctor D****n.
5. Diplomacy; or the art of settling
Boundary Disputes in quarter
of Century, by J. F*****h.
6. The Rise and Progress of Swart-
wouting; or the art of Financial
Depletion, by L**i W****"*y.
7. The Versatility of Language; or
libels on D. Webster, H. Clay,
w. C. Rives, and N. P. Tall
madge; 24 vols. quarto, by Edi-
tor of the "Globe."
s. The Almighty Zone Dollar; an
essay, by A. K***#ll.
0. The Prescription of 1929 contrasted
with the tardy justice of ls4l,
by the author of "VINDEx."
10. Modern CHRONOLOGY illustrated by
J. C.***%*n.
IL. The last Crust; political torpedo,
by B. F. Bs***r.
-. Locofocoism; its birth and death;
lament, by F**#y W#*f*t.
10. Three Valid Houses. A chapter
on Architecture, by E. C.....ll.
II. Notes of the Dying Swan; or the
last words of "the sweet little
fellow" Motto: "Much yet re-
mains unsung." b. T. RE. .
Is. Insensibility to Fear; my Birthright,
by F. w. Pos.
lG. The United States of South Caro-
lima. superior to the Union, by
r. B. Rid.
II. The art of following in the footsteps
of "illustrious predecessors" by
J...e H..t.
IS. The pleasure of Angling for min
nows in the Miami, by DR.. DIN.
10. The economy of Salt, or reasons for
$4,000 job, by J. c. RS.
90. "reminiscences of Chapel Hill, or
the conveniences of Cravat, by
Il. II. BIN.
81. The adventures of Vampire, or
the Spirit of the Globe in search
Of political capital, by F. p. B..r.
%. The game Cock and Duellist; or
dead shot, by ]. A. BIN.
3d. Droppings from the caves; baby
walkers, National omens, death
bed scenes, Log-Cabins, iron ca
ges, gold eagles, and coon-skins.
A book for children, with pic
lures, by B..r, Kill and Mn.
"a The Patty Drill; being part of a
treatise on political tactics, by
Captains B...r and RE, late of
Poinsett's Sedentary Corps.
Will be sold, also, at the same time and
place, great variety of smaller articles too
numerous to mention; consisting of "Whig
Traps" "Pipes," red flannel petticoats, iron
cages, "Globes, Crisis circulars, blank
franks, political torpedoes, last crusts,
quantity of bottled tears for dismissed
officers, few white men sold for debt,
poetical fragments, few disabled blood
hounds, and sundry little hobbies, and
other paraphernalia appertainingto party
camp. They are sold, not for any fault, but
because the owners being "about to leave
town" have no further use for them.
OFFICIAL.
GENERAL NAVAL ORDER.
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