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DO I'LL Beard Sc 90.
fiHE sndersigssd, having catered in,o part
- nerss'p IN The Drug Rusiue.s. bearing date
tr"@ the tst instsnt, rsspeetfuiiy make n Known
that their concern - "a be conducted under The
aeove nsu'e and htn. snd solicit continaapes
10 ore Of the partners while aloas. Thar as
.er,nssnt shalt Be slwsJs full and frssh. and
ths'r terms OF dealing made t. merit the support
they hope to receive.
JOHN J. n. sTRAiTu,
J. al. BEARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-04

Cumberland Coal a. Plank.
4 HAVE for sale :, goo bushels OF the bss
Cumberland Coal, n portion Of II 81 To-
CRATES. Also, so 600 feet OF Pine Plank, which
I will sell low foe cab
BCF Also, new ons-hore Wagon for sale.
GEORGE PRiCE.
sbsPherdstoWn. July I. lssi.-tf
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G.oOk sharp, efWard eases y


a 90 psfsaer iafetsat 81 hs estate ~ "a
~ sls ~ Thaass Tiatefiase aFs asfsfq
nestssllsiig aaUttf. thsi lsaefisls 80 a.sss
, ftqaifss. ieHxfF ,stsireaea ssas.s - -.
san THOMAS n MILLS. ax,e,r.
iaig -. SILT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-04

HHflEEo 80 fisat llatsfs. 80 seaIslassds
Flsnaeis. 81 sepersuf q'ietag, go 60 etie
itaaF fn1n rza 81 ielafhf fisen nsfe.
joins aoKfHBAUGII. 81
tlasrtfp Ferfy, osi az. istA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-04

TEYuE latest - y Hsls ed ~. % b. foass
u 81 mn r MnLEhs.
Ost DO. fefl
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no rtlg ptsaIIc

Da. Hkstsens PftIs. The sspsriorisy 81 shess
Pills soy other medieine that has ever been Of
fsred 90 the psblse, m that they eie.uss and pnriy
and ssr~ngth~n- Ttssss sre importsnt items, aud
sysen stiss,e, from improsIdeaes aud ne eject. %
.esanai.te bile. aud variety o. diseased humora
To psrgr the ~ stem of these mparities shonid be
early sstsaded 60. ifh be neglected, the pasieai
.-ferieg rbs Gsrn.a Aperisst PSIIs are sduirs-
bly, suited ~ THE perpose--bus more than This
uhle they eirasse the sysiem they parity the blood
sud assist uaiare kindiy ~ her operations The
ComPoapd Strengthening Pills give tOae 20 the
stomach, shsls they inpsst vigor the whole sys-
TEN heuee they sre desideratum. aHd no family
shoald remain without them In fact they are >
sovt of -fsnly Physeiss. but ualike the ..schooI
mea"-for tbess Pills may te ssfeiy consulted In
ah sss.s--they nay be taken vifhout Injury In cav
-vhiis ,hey satosd positive relief In macy. We
enly ash ior fair trial Of their merits. ssd ere
uiliiag 20 abids the issue. Nov 4
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n. J. n. MORGAN,
ckefra-a IF Csna.

Nov. 4. 1871.
sssThs 'qsnius q Libsuy = 'Winch~usF Rs-
Iataieaaf 'Msfussbafs oazsfIs : Baltimore
IsmprFaaes Herald and an othsf paPeIs
fsvnFabia 70 Ne euisr9rizs, wili Pisass copy he
lhaEl nallea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-04

Roets and Shoes for Sale.
TFNHE subscriber has for sale al Myers,owp.
so OF 60 pair Of BOOTS and SHOES. which
vli b sold on reasonable terms. In my alb
senee' application may be made 10 Mr.. JoaEPH
MYEks.
All Persoas indebted to Lewis johnson, are
respectfully requested TO make payment as early
- possible. as his situation eompeis him 10 make
this early call. WIN. JOHNSON.
Nov. 4. Ie4I 1T
The DWELLING and SHoE-MAKERs
SHOP is offered for rent. tits 6rs,-raIe .,Hnd
for business. Possession given Al any time.
w J.
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ERY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed 10 the
j. - subseri6ers, as trustees. By Nathaniel
Myers, and Of record IN the eousty court Of
jefferson, will be offered Tor sale, On tie i5la
day Of JNsVsAbsV aerf, IN front Of The Coat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-04
POSTPONED sALu.

THE above sale il postponed until Thursday
the lIih Of November. Oa that dsy will be
added 10 the ssle, . stout, active aud healthy
Mulaito Boy. about II years Of age. Tsr~u .
short credit. JP.B.
Oct. 81, lsil.
f1-".NaiioAai EaislIigsResr' and "Ffsdsrfek-
fstoa HsFai&" Eili please publish IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-04

hNiuCaEn s1s sffpfd Csfpeiag-s Sarge
~ stock. ths isissi ~ isa siis sFisneif Sees.
JgFEP sILLEh
Oel "a. isu.
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&NUFFS s TOBaCCO.
~ ANNETT's No 3 Scotch, Rsppss and
IN Maeabssu satas Prime CbswIpz To-
baceO. eut-aDd-drysd do for sale a
Noy :. ls4l 8 ALLEMoNGs.
West India syrup.
WXTEsT INDIA SYRUP, N. U. and NET
w ARSAS hoLAsSEs, for sale By
Nov =, 1871. sH ALLEMoEG.
Boots e. Shoes.
WUsT feesiysd esd Zoe sale, good stock Of
- Boots sod shoes, suitable for wislsr.
nov =, istL 8 ALLEMON0.
CRACKERS & CHEESE.
aNRESH water, Buttsr, soda ssd Sugar
u Crackers. Also, pEins Box Cheese II
Nov =. 1871. 3 u ALLENONGS.
N ACKEREL.-3 bbIs. Maeksrsi. for sale
1yA by the barrel or otherwise. ct
hoS =, 1871. 8 "a ALLENONG'S.
FRESH TEAS,
~ very superior asd fresh lot just rsesiv-
" ~ ~ ALLEHON0.
News. lslI.
- UJN-DRIES Just received and for ssis,
- ~ Bozss best BuacA Raisios. Chocolate.
Cos0a, Ground Pepper. GTsin do. Aiispics,
Grouaa Gisgsf, Ground aud Bsfk Cinsamoa,
fancy ssaps, Tsbis ssh 10 boxes, 90 sacks Of
bioHn suit. Ausfsrd
Sewing Coiton, Tbrsass, Tspss, Pina, Needles,
suspeBdsrs, ke &c.
Also. q geaefal asaoftment Of Qaeaos, Glass,
Wooden snd Crosksry Wares. Ee.
Az u which oil sell chsap.
Nos. .. 1871. 81 ALLEAONe.
HtoFPEs--Isys. Ne so LsEsyrs codsss,
" sxesiiset sioss for ssis %
Hov z. isfl SO Ati9N0No's
k-fUGARs 100 Losyss u super Losf sugar,
| - 5 hbfs rich \. D. d foF sais ~
Nee 4, 1871. sH ALLEHoN0.
/ AfAPs aver ssa iisir Cps, far ssis By
~ Nsv :. 1915. 50 ALLENnN9.
NETTING TWIST,
TRoR Psr,ss, ssy,, ~, asserted solors.
~ IN AisoUiTH.
LADIES'
/ A NNUAL Rsgistsf sh4 uoass.ufss' 40.
/ "a nanars. A lev copies e
= Ai9oUlTu'a.
wacom Ter safe
At shs Charissioen Dspoi. Aiss. . fsv
\ ~ bsfrss - Esishe 1agssisg FsaHg Flsaf.
Ne, =. is.L
Takes ~
4 yF1g &c rstscrItsf. sa sliFny kaFts. q bfizhi
- bsy. l--tfois-efeossi hias isga--he bfsae
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"a Way sztsnsss stssftnsnf u teofs ed
N. shoes, af rsfg laFsfnof FusiHg, iusi rs-
csitsd and ies sale low b.
J(EEF .suLER.
Oct ~. 1871.
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eJ-PTiaeiPai oDes fer ne sale Of fkis INsdiei,ss
70 al No 10, Ihssta EIGHTH Street, PhiisdsIphia
Also, for sais At the Store Of
}. II. BEARD q CO.
CAsstssisEA
CHARLES d. KlLHAM,
Haypsrs- Ferry.
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NOTICE.
NDTFGE.

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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
EDITORS AND POSTMASTERS.

The Boston Post expresses its indignation 1T
the letter addressed by the President 10 the act
ing Postmaster General, SO far as it touches the
rights o.. edtots We are satisfied that the part
Of the Presidents letter relating to this subject Is
misapprehended. We do lot understand it 10
mean prescription OF editors as class-depri.
wing them OF the common privileges Of other
classes OF their Celow.citizens, which would be,
in our Judgment, IN ust and ndeensble but &C.
cording 10 our reading Of the letter, it means that
no man should be a political editor and a Post.
master at one and The same time. Several such
cases existed in the United States at the time o!
the date OF that letter, and presented examples OF
open and continued interference in party politics.
An editor being postmaster, is liable also to use
his Office for facilitating the circulation Of his pa.
per, and thus would enjoy privilege which all
of his class cannot possess. The letter Of the
President is intended, as we understand it, to Sc
cure equal eights to all editors.
The language employed by the PRECEDENT is
this:
The appointment 10, and continuance in the Of
6ce OF postmaster OF any one editing political
newspaper, is in the highest degree Objectionable.
1t involves most Of the consequences above stated
introduces politics into the post ohice--dimin.
shes the revenue-and conlers privileges on one
editor which all cannot enjoy.-Nadisonian.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
ELECTION RETURNS.

We cut the following from the letter of the
Cincinnati correspondent Of the Louisville Jour.
nal, as the latest intelligence:
GEoReA ELECTIoN. THE election took
place in Georgia on the 4lh Instant for Governor
and members Of the Legislature. In the county
Of Chatham, lin which is Savannah,) the Wing
candidates, for the first time these many years,
were elected. The vote fot Governor stands
Dawson, (W.) Cos; Mcdonald, Il, F. 567.
Last November the Locos had majority oil
about 80. In the town OF Augusta the Wig
majority is 211. Another county (Riehmond)
has gone for the Wings
A letter received here from the editor Of the
Baltimore Republican, loco, dated OH instant,
s o'clock, p. NJ. states the Democratic majority
in Maryland is 700 all told, The Wing ma.
jorily in that Stale last year was 5000,
VIRGINIA ELEcrloN-The special election
held in Albemarle county. in Virginia, on Mon,
day The 4lh inst for delegate 10 the Legisla,
ture, in place of Mr.. Coles, deceased resulted
in the choice Of Alexander Rives, wing, by a
majority OF IL votes over s. F. Leake, loco lOco.
.,. OHIO ELECTION.
Hamilton county has gone for the Loco.ocos,
by about 300 majority. Clernlon, same way.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

will inform our readers that we are aware
that he has used every exertion in his pow.
er, to hasten the publication Of the Jour.
mails. Not being able to gain sufficient in
formation by correspondence he paid Wis.
IL to Jackson, where the printing of the
work is now in progress, in order to ascer-
tam personally whether or not it would be
eXpeiIen tG postpone the distribution oi
The laws to the completion OF the Journals.
Satisfied that 1t was nexpedient to wait any
longer; on his return he caused the ldUS to
be Immediately despatched to the several
counties, and we are happy to inform the
public that they are now IN progress of de.
livery.
VIII our brethren of the press assist us
in giving publicity to the facts contained in
this articIe?-Jef. Inquirer.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

NrsSrs EHtors: I have no dodh: that many Of
vonr readers viii he astonisheh at there. being q
aar OF me left, after the appearance 10 cotem.
pnrarv paper last week, Of what have no doubt
the Connected writer thought an dnnihitGting
GS!tag, b.ist2rlHg BuRLLsQCE on the prt,ce eding>
rf my rsti uion But gentlemen. Won nd your
numerous readers Will learn with iutiuite delight
pni Satisfaction, 'tiai the King sill live s." and
notwithstanding Ibis severe ga ,1tOu. we'll
showing NY Own importance TO the world in gem
raj, ana the Literary and sceflifc" world in
particular. will coatnua to favor you. with pro.
mi~cuou, questions and answers, poetry, literary
notices, and
''Such stuff,
And id 90 lie who first cries hold! enough"
HemqaS.
Should no one else feel interested in these pro-
auctions, can assure you Of one reader in the
person Of Your obliged and
OJedient Servant.
PETER PERIGRIN PUFF.
Puffington Seminary, Oct. 20, lS4l,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
DIsTRIBUrlON OF THG LAWS

We have heard that some Complaint has
been made that the laws SIC. OF the .aSt
session of the General Assembly have Rot
sooner been distributed. The cause ot
this delay, we learn, is the failure on the
part OF the contractors to complete ths
Journals, viii II are required to be deliver
ed, with the laws, to the proper officer q
each county. The immense and unusual
quantity OF matter which The last LegIsIa.
ture ordered to be printed in the Journals
will. even now, retard their publication lor
several weeks.
In justice 10 the Secretary of State, 10
whom is conGdod the duty of distributing
these volumes 10 the several counties, We
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
TRIAL, OF McT,F0D

We have now received the proceedings OF the
first five days. and although we have not been
able to give very great attention 10 the evidence.
we think we hazard very little in saying that Nc.
LEoD 'ciU be acquitted. The weight and respec.
liability Of the testimony is entirely in his favor;
and, while we think he played very foolish par;
10 boasting that he was concerned in the Caroline
affair, it is pretty conclu>veIy established that he
was not present, aiding or abeuing the murder Of
DHJee.-St. LouiS NeO Era, Oct Is.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
THE CABINET COMPLETE,

There is now no longer any reason to
question the appointment of Mr.. Spencer,
of New York, to be Secretary of War, al
though no communication of il has been
made either in the lntclligencer or Madso-
Man. Mr.. s. has returned 10 New York,
and the papers of that city derive their in
formation from him. The appointment is,
as it ought to be, well received, for Mr.. S.
is net only man Of distinguished abilities,
but he is a genuine Wing. He is at present
Secretary of State of New York and was
a member of Congress with M. Tyler some
years since. H..
The new Cabinet is now complete, and is
thus constituted:
d. Webster, of Mass, Sec'y of State.
w. Forward, of Penn, Treasury.
A. p. Upshur Of Va, Navy.
J. C. Spencer, of N. Y. &" War.
II. S. Lcgare, of s. c. Atty General.
The Cabinet is unquestionabIy, a strong
one, and the interests of the country may
be safely entrusted to their hands. Let us
now wait patiently for the measures to be
proposed at the commencement of the next
session of Congress, and we shall be much
deceived if the Wings are not satisfied with
the action Of both branches of the Govern
ment, and the Loco Focos put TO shame, and
placed in worse predicament than they
were at the end of the Presidential election
| last years.! Louis NeW Era.
THE NEW SECRETARY AT WAR
The New York papers, Of the 9th, say that
"the Hon. john C. SpsScER LEFT Albany on
Friday evening, aud this morning passed through
this city to Washington, where he will be tc
morrow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

10 The Massachusetts Wing Central
Committee have published patriotic adj
dress on the present crisis in public affairs,
having special reference to the coming cleo
ton in that State. In regard to national
politics, they recur, with expressions of
high satisfaction, to the proceedings of the
present Congress, of which it is said:
at may be affirmed, without fear OF contra.
diclion, that the present Congress, at their late
extra session. have done more to fulfil the just ex
pectalions Of the country than was ever done at
any session Of any Congress since the first Or
ganizaton Of the Government. A degree Of
unanmity and efficiency has characterized the
the Wing members of that body, which will long
enlitle them 10 the respect and gratitude oil the
county. Or all the prominent measures, which,
in the indulgence Of the most san9uine hopes,
the country looked to them TO adopt, aud the &C.
complishment OF which has been its object in a
twelve years struggle, scarcely one has failed to
recsive its consideration and favorable action,
and but one has failed to receive the sanction OF
the Executive.
The several important measures are then
enumerated which the President has sane
toned, and, in view of the further fact
that he promises to propose a feasible fiscal
agent the address inculcates moderation
and forbearance, and deprecates the fata
consequences of disunion, and adds:
ut seems to US, then, lellow.cilizens, in view
Of what we have done, and what we have to do
Of what we have to hope, and what to fear, lha
duty points, and can point 10 but one course
cancellation among our friends, forbearanc
to,Oards The President, and support 10 his ad
miniStration."
The address justly doprecates the dis
cusson of the claims of candidates for the
next President, as calculated to produce
dsunion, and thus embarrass the course o.
public aifars.-S Louis Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, %, l841.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l3. 1871.

II am perfectly persuaded Of the ABso-
Lutte NECESSITY of an institution, UNDER
THE AUTHORITY OF CoNGREss, to aid reve-
nue. and financial operations, and to give TO
the country the blessings of GOOD CUR
RENcy and CHEAP EXCHANGES. Notwith-
standing what has passed, have CONF
DENcE that the President will COOPERATE
with the Legislature in overcoming ALL
DIFFICULTIES in the attainment of these OBJ
jects. DANIEL WEBSTER"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

lady OF Mobile. whose husband had been
rescued from continued penrry by the passage Of
the Bankrupt Law, writes to the National Intel.
lIgencer and proposes that each person relieved
by the passage of the law, shall contribute one
dollar TO the erection of Monument in Wash.
!ngton, on which shall be inscribed the names Of
the Members Of Congress who voted for the law
and the President Who approved it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
BANK ROBBERS GUILTY.

The Albany Journal says that A. Brown, T.
j. Green, and G, w. Franciscus, were severalIy
arraigned on Tuesday last before the Herkimei
County General Sessions, on the charge of rob.
bling the Herkimer County Bank of $72 1000
and plead guilty to the charge. They will re-
ceive their sentences at the close of the term.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

Promscuous Questions and Answers, pro-
posed and answered by the members Of
the Puffington Male Seminary.
Question. Was there ever a nation ignorant Of
the use of Putting!
Answer. Yes: The Ancient Brtons and Colo.
nists Of the United States certainly had no cor.
rect knowledge Of the art Of putting; winch is evil
denced by the fact that things in days OF yore con-
Sidered worthless, and actually possessing no in
trnsic merit, have been, by dint of card putting
dragged into popularity. Numberless instances
might be cite in proof Of this statement, but let
few suffice among others, the poeticaL efuSi0nS OF
Robert Warren, 30 Strand the gIOWing language
of Day and Martin; the .Rowing lines Of Macassor
Rowland; the affecting appiRs of Prof. Brandreth,
and the h0ney'd accents Of Candy Pease abundantly
testify the glorieS of putting, and have filled to
overio wing the pockets of the fortunate pru:es-
sors. These are shining examples Of the aGvan
tages possessed by the mnderns in this respect over
the ancients, but greater than all these is Precep-
tor -, who, under pretence of enghening
the public is externally puff puff, putting: gratuI.
lousy.
@. Can you give the origin Of Pedeoogy!
| A. 1t comes from the Greek words Pes, foot,
and Logrs, sOn-hencp Pedeolugy; science,
The direct antpOde of PnrenOlogy-the one ascer-
tanning the moral qualities of man from The deve-
UpemenS of The pedeSials or feet; the other from
thn>e Of the Uranium or head.
Z What is The meaplns OF the word Phlian'
thropIst!
A. II IS derived from Inc TWO "reeK words rhilos'
a iflehu or lo'er' anu Ah'hfopes' man IL ha>
Just the contrary meaning OF AHthrophoPnagu'
Or men VINO carry tnelr heads beneath 'heir shoui'
ders-"ShaKsPeate hence matters OF mankind IN
general but motor themselves IN particular.
U Are leaves usea TOT no other purpose IMAM 10
cloth natures rude children IN green YES"
a. Surely they are Inc Leaf OF the tobacco
plant when manufactured mo james RIVER ana
"kegaias'" Is used not only as a deiec'aoie maui
gence' but 1t Likewise assists the glands IN peg.
forming their functions by increasing the gastric
Juices, lhereoy greatly tehdlhS 10 The hea''h %
man. The tea leaf also, is valued throughout
christendom as most eXh'leraling ant'-narcotc'
q Where do you ma me most anc'ent history!
A. The most ancient history with which the
world IS acquainted IS that OF ill Ba> de Santaii-
mare, written by Ben Johnson about the time OF the
battle OF Bunkers Hill which was fought between
the Greeks aud Dutch-l think ABOUT the year 2o9
or 10
Il z. Can You give the origin OF the word Cand'-
dates!
A. It originated amongst the Ancient Chinese
my one who s""ght tn office made It k"o"n 10y
sanding On public days b,helth the shade o.
Date rec, with large stick or wand OF Candy III
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTY
SEVENTH coNGREss.
GREsoLurlos -PuBL1c No. 6.l

hESObUTlON- IUBLlC NO .,
A RESOLUTION msnifestng the sensibilty
OF Congress upon the event Of the death o
William Henry Harrison, late President Of the
United States.
The melancholy event OF the death Of vii.
liam Henry Harrison, the late President Of the
United States, having occurred during the recess
Of Congress, and the two Houses, sharing in the
general grief, and desiring to manifest their sen.
sibi'ity upon the occasion Of that public bereave
menl, therefore,
RESOLVED By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentdtiues Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the chairs OF the Pres.
ident Of the Senate and Of the Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives be shrouded in black
during the residue Of the session; and that the
President pro temppre Of the Senate, and the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, and
the members and officers Of both Houses wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, That III. President Of the United
States be requested to transmit a copy Of these
resolutions to Mrs. Harrison, and to assure her
Of the profound respect Of the two Houses o
Congress for her person and character, and Of
their sincere coincidence in the late affecting dis
pensaon OF Providence
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
SAM'L. l.. SOUTHARD,
President Of The Senate pro tempore.
Approved, June II, 1871
JOHN TYLER.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

nrOUR New JuDGE.-On Thursday las!
Judge Morrow, presided at The Usage Circuit
Court, which is the first court in our Circuit
We understood that he delivered o very ab'a
charge to the Grand Jury, and from the general
satisfaction expressed by all who attended this
court, we feel confident that he needs but to travel
his Circuit to acquire the esteem and regard Of the
people jefferson Inquirer, Oct IA
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-23

by msjori'y Of AIS. The wings have carried
the counties Of Warren. PEBBLE, Montgomery,
Clinton, and Franklin, generally, by less ma.
jorites than last year. The Locorocos expe.
renced no opposition in Butler, and obtained
majority in Brown.