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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
HOYr 81 cos OFFICE
]. G. GREGORY & co.
OFFICE Main 2Hi door 6sloLs Corner Main and
lih streets.

OFFICE on Main, 2Hi door 6slolo Corner Main and
lih streets.
2prizes ofsI2 600 eco POO 10 orlOOO ~ Of 800 etc
To be received "Wednesday MoTnng-7s Nos. 10 drawn
TicEets-S6.
1900 10000, 500, 10 prizes a. $1,000 Iuof5Oo 10 of3O
sc-Io be received Thursday Morning-7s Nos 10 drawn
$1,000 500 1000 p prizes Of $780, ~ of3O $50 oflnO-
To he received Friday Mornng75 Nos. ~ drawn. Trek.
1000 goo 1O, 20 prizes Of SEQ Is an 40 Inn
To he drawn at the Exchange Room Friday Evening Al
s'clock.-7b Nos l2driwn. Tekcts-si
s5O,OOO-s2O OOO-sIO.OaO.
Va Mononcaia Lottery, Extra No 3l-To he determined
hy the drawing Of the Unon Lottery Glass No 80 Tor ISL
to be drawn Alexandria H. e. llb Nov Isji
Splendid scheme Capital prize Of $500 Of 2JGO.
q" iV''N 81 "Nu, Of 421I pTlZts tNp, % q lCu
and many Of 80 iOn etc IS Nos--aud 70 drawn balots
Tickets only Sl6; halves o. quarters 3 IS: cghths 81
Do. ..........dO.- - Half. lido. .,.sj
DO.-.........do.......Z6 Quarter. doe. 20
Doe. do. 10 Fights do. Is
s4O,OOO-SIO 900.
Virginia Lccsbutg Lottery. Class P-To be drawn NJ Al
et"n'lrii Va Saturday. the nth Nov is4l spcndd Pm
zes-sihWO lnWu ~ ~ przcs Of JOo onrI ~ Of
luO and many Of so, sn n Nos-l2 drawn ballots
Tickets $40; halves .; quarters m. Certificate of
Package Of p Whole Tickets, sl3O-sharcs in propoT.
ton. ''N''
= = For Tickets and shares aud Certificates Of Pack
ages IN the above Splendid schemes Address
J. q GREGORY g. 60.
Managers, Richmond, Va
no An account Of the Drawing sent TO az who order
'L"ll' US no ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & Co,
LAW LIBRARY OF THE LATE JUDGE B.RRorR
AT AITTTInN

On MONDAY, tie 18Th Gsy Of December nett al 6 a..
bray of The .sie JutEc P p BarbogI Ia" IL
~. 'rms of sac vi. he cash, bet all sums OF $50 or
ui"2rfs cTef o.: ca days ysi be given for ne
q, abe uo'ss' .uicrus; aiieL
Is'ao-Iss ui be- rc1iy ana the book, can l. 4
'"' lays previous 'Dihe sale.
tbs Library comprises valuable AMI r,re coleslSn -
OF the uip us.Hl works inI generally tie bsrf c,ns
10 ar almost All me lCstvalUalle elementary
a. -, ,,I,'L' Lnssv auI American, Common Law and
1hcs. books ro.ses- advantage which il rarely 10 be-
~, VIZ n aH5 - Any ia The Iunn. Dgrrs colrs-
proprietor u ihC largibs 81 an hs books mate
re' ling "a tie same subjects, aui his
PoItsIs tslt'lN wherever any case subsequently
which Wis thus cited by which al dance of ~,
reader attention drawn the volume aud qasc i the
St's' "rt' 'hy previous case Is examined and ,ffbsr
approved s.eI. ui-d, notified ,Iplaired sui on The
VIVA - sf'i or decided 10 sv other book VIII b ha,Uy
de-. a ia re ;t to 81, S s'i soo w IL e,
sAaoilnafy iseree tue ir Teaii1" 10 certain elemen ry
SoI.s an' Eess which tie late proprietor sed as wade
neelms. re most prCuiuent OF these Kcuts CoG-
untsrs on Peadin-s ans Eviruce AMI Mad.
-o = hanc"ty Ptacic", IN vhich opening h. fs-
Sltf 'n' he reader viii fad Is to allthe case,
l., Ib an earring on hat point ant not cited
kini AMOUNT ~ many thousands. 10 Ike manner there Is
Ges' IN which De- ha- not ic rriCrcrc 10 ali lie ra.cs
bIhsh aui American. ancient and isru Fed, Fai an
S' i %he9 fa's sven construction 10 ~.
~ as II - cnfnrl.ry rsiIs ~ 49, ,s.I lAnl hara
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IN question h 80 much more valuable tran the sae bos
oobght QUITO book sfsre, thai Or f-.io g.. .p 80
tiOl ! '' '-' ''SS-' ~
The reader may s, me conccqon Of M. c,.e, q,
ne vii only cal 10 mind. THAT when he opens hook af !,
one case or point. he its his ~ A. one. lra. y .
reerencesiu the margins, D an HE haass and surbo,s
Gearing upon nat case Irn', which close sfury i,r
i"rr ihan hry-hve years enabled lae proprietor n
refer 10; thus supvrscirE the necessity Of MS
Jog me same toll or Other 10 turn 10 ne ,E
10 WITCH ne rs IcieTrei &C 10 sJHc l6 3luoS l1fac
I DESIRE 20 sell WARSAW. G.I.isfli PTiy,rs a.
dence, one mi from town. uusv ucsuncd Nv Nsior
my self ''' - %
no - d3t ctr / " cfrvru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
VALUABLE MIIIING TWOPERT1 AND
MACHINERY


A MEMORIAL will hc presented the next Ger era
"a Asscnhy NJ virginia, ON h.hflf ~ Tic Mayor Alder
uan, and Conmuualty Of the Cuy II Richmond. for Tn
amendment NJ Inc Charter oi the said city.
~ 1awim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

SUPERIOR WINTER STRAINED LANP
'oe9-d n RUsTAtsS ION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

l2OH 1000 3o 20 prizes of SEQ IS oG2 40 OF Inl etc
S'clOck.-7b Nos l2driwn Tickcts-si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
Ia FOR RENT.
EstI Three flores under the Exchange Hotel.
SeH-u FRY co.
FOR rem r,


"A Tho upper tenement Of the brick row on v
nm street, between 9th and 9Th streets at pre- sent oc
ksaS@ eupied 10y Mr. David ~ Branch Possession given
Isl January neat Also. tho Tobacco FACTORY
Known AZ anderson Factory, Virginia street and op
posite Mr. Archibald Thomas Ware House
or III kNDrusnS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

THAT well known property, the Eagle Hotel, in the town
Ot S"otisvIie, Il not sold privately before the
Of the present month tNovenUcr) will lay be OF.
ercd for sale public auction. Terms-Onc Two and
three years credit with bond AMI approved security
cure the purchase money. Al the time aud place
purchaser Will have chance purchase the Furniture
now said Hotel the prczen; occupant. MIR Hicks
from domestic bereavement, compelled retire u mi
va'c life. We dccU IL any thing about
tie value Of this Tavern stand presume those
wishing o purchase Will call and examine for themselves
bel the day Of sale. The location ~ the test
town for that purpose J. SuEPPARDsON,
ISAAC HICKS.
sco tsVille, Oct 10 lSiI. no ! cid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
sTRAW-CUTTER CUEAp

TIE suHsrtih.t has taken u exchange Tor ono OF h
own, .rcuni hand Straw Gutter, tn good 1rirr vncf
he can s.ra ha gain. no & r. nOTTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

- A I..:,. BUTEEn, BUoKw1EAT. A.
- % la'I Io 90 10
AiufsiDs Goshen Butter
uptrsagrs Burkwbest Ft,,,r
l5ctsss Cheese
Chhrss, ior sale by ''"''h's per schooner
- - - TYLER TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
FOR CHART,EST0I

SsN ne packet schf DANIEL FRANCIS C.r--i,
49, sa, ho" ready % load, will have dfsrsf-T
moo $50 -tIyG VI STsII! or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

The James River lnd H nawia Comp.ny vii
<Y(A rent ont. tor tho ensuing year the Houses
ess@ Ground al the Oi Locks formerly the propeIi,
S-of Capt. James Richie. The Houses are in zoo,
order and tho ground IL well adapted gardening purpo
For terms, Sc apply RiCHD REiNS.
&C - C2wtf sup't Repairs J and X Canal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

EN INC regular packet schr SARAH WALES K...
40 Master. 1svlsc part OF her cargo sa9'yg,. -
on o1ari. al Pieksus vhlf. OTTO '"' 'S1l''' 90 by
-e = JAMES FISHER A g0S
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
DOONVILLE-THE BALL.

The BALL IN BooNvGLLE on the 9th ult. was
truly splendid affair. The room was handsomely
decorated with paintings of various devices,
amongst the number were three by Mr.. GEO. C..
BINGHAM, the Missouri artist, which were by far
the most splendid and imposing of any that graced
the room. The designs were on canvass six feet
square:
LIST The battle of the Thames, with Harr son
and his aids occupying the foreground on horse
back.
2nd portrait of Gen. Harrison, life size,
mounted a marble pedestal, inscribed with the
words, "Agrculture, Commerce and the Arts--in
union we will cherish them;"-on each side of the
portrait is displayed the star spangled banner.
Sd A farmer ploughng with log cabin in the
distance.
Never in our recollection did we see more "beau
ty and fashion" congregated together at ball, al
though we claim to have attended some splendid
ones in our time 1t was kept up in grand style
and with uncommon animation till about o'clock
in the morning, and the time flew over the heads
of large and respectable assembage of ladies
and gentlemen, as if on "dngelS' lGiRgS" Every
one was pleased and the scene was varied as it
was brilliant. Language may describe the ac-
tons and the thought, but it is not adequate to the
higher task of pourtraying the feeling. Maidens,
young and beautiful, moved through that brilliant
hall, light and graceful as the wandering clouds
in summers sky, and the light from so many
glowing eyes, beaming with life, intelligence, and
love, lit up the gay court of Terp,ichore with a
blaze bright and genial as the midday sun, and
pure as the consecrated "fres Of Gheber." Mis-
souris native and adopted daughters glided through
the Macy dance, to the soul-stirring melody Of
instruments touched by the hands of cunning per-
formers, and the tread Of fairy feet kept time to
their measured harmony. 1t was brilliant scene
the searching eye wandered from object to object
still finding the last more lovely than the former
until lost in wondering admiration, it rested its
hungry gaze upon some fair representative of other
spheres, and, forgetful Of existence for the time
the mind would sink into listless revere, anC
carry its victim into the fairy palaces of romance
Forms glided by as the visions Of a dream, anC
as they departed, their absence to the heart as
the enlvening sunbeam was to the flower. Smile:
played DER the cheeks of beauty, and the chill re-
membrance of the worlds Affections. was oblitera
ted by the ir artless magic
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
STATE 81 MINNOURLl =.
County of Rsndolph. IS

In the County CoHrt-Nouerljer Term, 1910.
E,TOW, at tins day comes here into Court, Will
= Jam Robertson, administrator of the estate Of
John Huchi,on, deceased, and presents MS petition
accompauiad ty the lists and Inventories, &c. as
rcsaired 6g law Sering forth that the personal es
tse Of said deceased IS insufficient for the payment
If his debts, and praying the court 10 order the
sale of the whole, or 50 much Of the resi- estate as
will be sufficient for the payment OF the debts -
It isthcrcfre ordered that all persons interested in
said estate be notified tina, the application aforesaid
has been made, and that unless the contrary be
SHOWN on or before the first day Of the next Term,
IN order will be made for the sale of the whole, or
so much of said real estate, will be sufficient for
The payment of the debts aforesaid. and that the
administrator publish copy Of this order IN some
newspaper in this State, for six weeks before the
irst day Of the next term Of this Court.
Tsst. R. WILSON, Clerk,
Dec. l2, ls4O.-30-Gy
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
NOEicc

5 hereby gwen that tie undersigned has OBJ
tanned from the County Court OF Howard county,
letters of administration testamentury on the
estate of Cumpton Cooper, deceased, beuingr date
the It'll day Of December, $40, that all per-
Ions indebted to said estate IRE requested TO make
immediate payment, and that ali persons having
claims against said estate are requested to exhibit
them properly authenticated, within one year from
The date of said letters, or they may be plecluded
from having any benefit Of said estate and if said
claims are not presented within three years, they
will be forever barred.
ROBERT COOPER, Adm'r.
Dec. 10, IS4O--4O-lt
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

orage constituency Of only $3.50 inhabitants to q
member-which number will be as strongly repre-
scented as 5,S7l inl certain twenty-four other coun-
ties OF the State having population of l40,9l0u
The above represents, in feeble manner, the
partial and unjust operations of this system of
county representation, (and the still more unjust
motive of making counties that they man be repre-
sentedO between classes of countless; but when in
dividua counties, taken from those different classes
come to he placed in contrast the injustice be-
comes still more glazing and enormous. While
fancy, Caldwell, and Nodaway, with their 4,7S7
inhabitants will each be entitled to representa-
tive, Jackson, Franklin, and Cape Girardeau with
their 24,039 souls, will each be entitled to no
nore!! In the one case 1896, and in the other,
Sub iRhabitants furnishes a representatiye y!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
CONGRESS-.

We have not room for detailed account of the
proceedings of the two houses of Congress in to-
days paper. The Senate has already opened ps
much business as it can dispose of the present
session without they legislate more energeticay
than they have heretofore Mr.. Clay (of KY
hus offered resolution repeating the sub.treasury.
Mr. CLAY, (of Ala.) has offered resolutions in ia
vor of reducing the price of the public lands, and
Mr.. BENTON has given notice that at an early day
he shall offer a bill establishing permanent pre-
emption system. 1t is little strange that Mr.
Benton never thought Of this while he had a Derp-
ocrattc President TO loan him his aid We may
say something more of this hereafter
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
Elorida Seryicc--LOst ggOrscs.

undersigned, having been applyed to by ma
ny claimant, OF compensation for various grades Of
losses horses while in the Missouri Regiment in
the F!oridu service. respectfully suggests that all
others, hovIug claims Of t. similar Kind should
meet together, far and as speedily a. practicable
in Captains companies, or otherwise aud prepare
joint statements, far their cases are seycra.ly
analogous, in relation to the nature and extent Of
their losses. These, Forwarded to the subscriber
at Washington, along with Joint or several pow
ers of attorney, properly authenticated, viii be
attended to through the present winter and after.
wards, if necessary, to insure an ultimate Just id
luSment. His compensation will be reasonable
and light on each Of the sull rers, provided thew
unite in the manner indicated. pqvmelt, when
received, viii be made without expense, through
such respectable merchant as may be ja ;rnate5 in
the counties from whence the troops Tere raised
lie but adds that if lis services are to Be engaged,
the sooner the better. lie will leave on Tuesday.
JAMES II. BIRCH, of NJ
Dec, 10, 1910.
"Reformer," Patriot" Star aud "Chronc!e, -
will please publish once.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
ENVIABLE POSITION.

There is class Of men in the world who, for
the purpose of exciting kind Of noturiety, are
willing to stoop ard knee to power, no matter
what after ignominy Of reputation it may bring
about. Such a man is Thomas II. BentOn.--IIav-
ing adopted the adage that "'twere better to be a
king among dogs, than dog among kings" it is
not strange that he should now head and lead Gu
the "forlorn hope" of Mr. Van Burens forces in
the Senate. The MadsonOn in speaking of him
and Mr. Calhoun says
"llr. BENTON, by his early movements in the
Senate, indicates his determination henceforth to
lead the Van Buren, Federalists. Mr.. Calhoun is
silent. lie cannot follow Mr.. Benton; and vet he
must, or set up for himself or Join Gen. Harrison
The end of the session will disclose the new posi-.
ton OF many men and many parties.
1t is singular what changes a few years will
produce. Only four years ago, South Carolina
gave her electoral vote for Willie p. NTangum for
President. Now Mr. Mangum is found in the Sen.
ate of the United States by the side of Mr.. Clay
entertaining the same opinions of the powers and
nature Of the Government that he did in 1896
while South Carolina is found occupying new
position, supporting administration which nearly
every other State condemns. And there sits Mr.
Calhoun, directly the opposite of his old friend Mr.
AIangum Who has changed!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
Cigars! Cigars!. Cigars!!!

ME Undersigned respectfully informs the citi.
i zens Of CHARLTON, and the public gener-
ally, that he has on hand and will constantly
receive fresh supplies Of al Kinds Of CIGARS
All orders entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended to.
WIN. N. FEAZEL.
Charlton, Dec. l2, Isi0.-39-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
E9inal SetIICIYcHT.

4 Ii persons interested in the estate Nancy
~ Mcdonald, deceased, are hereby notified that
shall make a final settlement Of my administra-
tiOn on said estate at the next term Of Tie County
Court of Randolph county.
r, MCDONALD, Administrator,
Dee, IL, 1910 -S0-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

look sEere!

4 LII persons indebted to TIIOS. A. LEWIS,
~ by note, bond. OF book uccouut, are requested
to come forward Immediately end make payment to
the Undersigned. or coersve measures will be pur-
sued WM. D. SWINNEY.
THOS n. COCKERILL,
Assigrees Of Z. 4. Lewis.
Glasgow, Nov 7, 1910.
Democrat copy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
Final settlement.
NCtECC

T S hereby given, that letters Of administration
4 were granted to the undersigned by the, Clerk d
the County Court Of Charlton county, on the estate
Of William Headrick, decd bearing date the 22C
day Of September, $780, all persons having claim
against said estate, are required TO present The
same properly authenticated for settlement within
one year from the date OF the letters aforesaid, o,
they may be precuded from any benefit Of said ES-
tate, and if not presented within three years they
will be forever barred.
ARTHUR WEATHERS Administrator.
Jan. 2, 2, IS4l.- DIT
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
THE MEETING

On Monday last, was falure-notwthsta
ding the original call was for "every Democrat
in Howard" and the after editorial in their paper
hoping that none Of the faith would be absent
We supp ose-couating Wings and Locos-that
there was some eighty or an hundred present.
This is much larger number than they require
to do business, and our reason for pronouncing
il failure results from the fact that the object oil
the call was to pass resolutions in keeping with
the late and important publication Of the Presi
dent OF our Branch Bank, declaring war in adj
vance against the new administration; but the
bows wouldn't stand it. The meeting was adj
dressed by the President of the Bank-the Cash,
isr-one Thompson Jackson, (brother of the
Cashier)-and old uncle Robert Hancock
The political friends of the speakers were dsap
pointed and disguised at their course, and after
the FIRST speech at least two.thirds OF them LEFT
the room; and at the closing of the last there
was some eighteen or more present.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
HaOTEHL.

EOHN t. PRICE wishes TO inform his friends
81 and the public that he is now occupying the
MANSION HOUSE, IN ROCKVILLE.
December l2ta, lsi0. 39.-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
TGEicc.
A C0aLFORTABLE AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE TO BE SOLD.

RESIDENCE TO BE SOLD.
- IN pursuance Of an order made by the
',s,cs County Court Of Randolph county, at
iS:sEs November term, $50, the undersigned.
ezst12A@s=S administrator Of The estate of Tobias
james, deceased, with the will unnexed will ex-
pose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises. on the SECOND MONDAY IN
January NEXT the following described part
Of land, to-wit: The east half If the rCrh-wes,
quarter of section ,, township 81 range IL: the
southeast OF southwest quarter Of section 81,
township 3d. range l3; the northwest of the
northwest quarter Of section ,, township 81,
range 10, containing in al 100 acres. The land
is Of good quality, situated on the waters of Flat
creek, in Randolph county, two miles north of the
town Of Milton. The Improvement consists of
about 30 acres in cultivation, q comfortable Brick
dwelling house, with g kitchen and other out
houses.
TEGNS.-Twe,ve months crodt-bond and ap-
proved security reqlired-the title indisputabls
and is sold in pursuance Of the last will Of said
deceased,
LEWIS NEWTON, Admir-.
Dee :, Is40.-3S ids
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
70 wf,O5n ia 1plav coucern!

Z 2 70 ILVaaI a EEEtlE VUE3VVEEt
= Office is hereby given 10 AL the creditors Of
: : THOS. a. LEWIS, that he has executed a
Decd Of Assignment to the undersigned, for the
benefit Of all his creditors, which deed bears date
the 18th day Of October. 1910; And they are
hereby requested to COME FORWARD WITHIN
FIVE MONTHS AND PROVE THEIR RES
PECTIFE CLAIMS that distribution may be mado
in compliance with said Deed Of Assignment.
WIN. D. SWINNEY,
THOS. ". COCKERILL,
A,Signees Of ThOs. A. Lewis.
Glasgow, Nov. T. 1910. 81 If
Democrat copy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
MARRIED.

WAKRTED,
On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Browning,
Mr.. GEO. KNAPP, Of the Republican, to Miss
ELEANOR M'CARTEN, daughter OF the late
Thomas M'Carten, of this city.
Cupid to fair maid said,
"E'll give thee, lady, dreams Of Joy,
When next thou pi!loweih thy head"
And then off flew the saucy boy;
The Lady fearing no mishap,
Composed herself and took KNAPP.
81. LoniS Bulletin.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

Important 60 the G'ouIasry!

Important 80 the Country!
n d ESSES. W d l.. PRINDLE, have re.
VA visited the town Of Fayctte, with a large and
we'll selected stOclio
Foreign 81 Domestic Dry Seeds,
together with large assortment Of fashionable
HA rs and c 4 PS,
purchased in Eastern cites expressly for THIS
MARKET, and will be sold for CASH at least 20
per cent less than usual, their facilities being uch
as to warrant them in doing All they ask Of
those wishing to purchase--either at waoieScle OF
re'etl--iS to give them a call.
Their house i the one formerly occupied dy T.
II Il |. PEARSON.
Dec. 49, 1910 --i0tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

Rank Notice.
z RE Branch Bank at Fayet,e is prepared to
- purchase Bis Of exchange payable at New
Orleans, New York and Boston Those on New
Orleans must be payable on or before the first Of
april next; at the other points by the Goth April.
BY order Of the Bolrd
{. F. JACKSON, Cashier
Fayette Dec. ), 1-lO-3s-it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

OPINION OF A NEUTRAL.-The "NEw WORLD. ;,
leading and dignifed neutral paper, has this re,
mark in relation to the gentlemen Office holders -
"No person with decent self respect would
cling to an Office after his party had been placed in
minority, and which office was bestowed for
his political attachment or services
We will see what we will see.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

The Madisonan of the 18th ult says:-The
Honorable John C. Calhoun took "the position" in
the Senate the other day that a reduction of ex-
psnditures was lnuch needed, and also diminu-
ton Of Executive patronage; and that he should
make no opposition to General Harrison's Admin
istration on this score if it fulfilled its pledges
that he should not mako faclious opposition
that he should judge the administration by its
acts and measurcs--but that he should oppose a
National Bank with Ill his energy.