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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27

AN Ourr.ASv.-In tho Loot number of the
Natchitoches Herald we find the following sim
gular story.
There is living about IS miles west ofShreve-
port, in Texas, a man named Rose, who has
made himself famous in that region, by the
number and audacity, of his outrages. His
house is built on bluff overlooking Silver
Lake. He is one of those who ran away from
Mississippi with his negroes, leaving his credi-
tors in the lurch for many thousands. tits
said he has lately killed several men, and
among the rest deputy sheriff of the county
in which he lives-and has openly bid defiance
to the civil authorities. But he has made his
house castle, having cannon mounted SO as
to command any approach to it-has large
supply of arms and ammuntion-and has reg
ular guards stationed to give him instant warn
ing Of the approach of any one who might be
disposed to drive him from his erie. By a
gentleman, recently arrived from Shreveport,
we are informed that strong party of some
sixty or seventy in number, were about start
ing, with the determination of storming Roses
Castle, and administering the law of Judge
Lynch upon its desperate master. There will
no doubt be smart skrimmage on the frontier
for this outlaw can call to his standard some
men equally desperate with himself, who may
fear that this summary mode of redressing
wrongs may be practiced upon them. We
shall await further news from the expedition
with anxiety.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27
CUMANCHE.
NOTICE.

THOSE that have property subject to the
Rangers Sale, will do well to have it in Car
rollton, ON the 5th day of April next.
J. P. MARSHALL, Ranger, c.. C.
March 90, 1S4l. 15-tds.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27
GARDEN SEEDS.

lust received, an extensive assortment of fresh
- Garden seed. For sale by T. HAWKINS.
March Is, 1S41.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27

WYE are authorised to announce w. w. HAM
w MONS, as a candidate for the Office of As
SCISSOR and Collector, at the next November election
February 20, 1641. u-tde-$1O.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27
MARSHAL'S SALE.

No. as.
On Pts. Venditioni Erponas, to May Term,
lS4I.
Lemuel Matthews,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27

DOTATOES.--Just received fine lot For sale
Il by THOMAS HAWKINS.
February 81, 1s4l.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27
A Card.

- a ia Il. s. Il J. =. AXRES,
Attorneys at LaW..CarrOlltOn, Miss.
UT Their Office is the same formerly occupi-
ed By Marsh & Ayres.
January. l, lS4l ssg-
"All things rise but to fall, and flourish to
decay" t.o5 - 80
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-27

THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IN CRISTENDOM
4 NEW MONTHLY PERIODICAL BY THE CONDUCTORS OF
THR BROTHER JONATHAN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
S ers ttnn 81 ruet.
"@rnjf 1T bos Qeben - SETTER Die 8unIf.'
Sin Die SVSe(t.

Mcnn tim MIDI Der bic gSelt fo freunrltd1 Idu)t;
llub tpie eiu 9rpBes Sibni6 mir erfdeinet,
Da6 etptg jung, III tamer 9eid)er proebt
Das @tnsene gum fdDneu @ansen einet,
Daun ipribt tbr @lans, Der in metn 9u9e fiut:
"gS tpDhut etn Soter l'ber'm SterltenSelt."
gSenn lan9fant 11h bic Sonn' int Siten setst
llno liebeno ouf bic @rDe ntecer IGcbctt,
@enn h6ber 1le ur1O t,nnter b6her ltetat
llno Qebcn curd Die tpOten Tluren f0dbclt:
Oann fprtdt Der Strahl, cer bteIe gtaht erbeDt,
"@5 rrpbnt Elm 8ater i1ber'n1 SternenSelt."
lluo pern fIe banu i'm Mciten ntebertoudt,
lin ano're gSclen lebeno Su bvtrablen,
Benn 9Surpur fte auf 9rltue SSl1re1 baud)t,
llnD qclben iId Der Seroe Gjtpfel molen,
Daun fa9t tbr lester 8ld auf oieie gSelt:
"gS ,ppbnt Elm Sater l1ber'm SternenSelt."
Benn run ber 03pno NIT 1einem b[oBen Gdein
Die bunten Nl9cl maertlc1 rntbitifert,
llno burdb Der Saune btCht 9e1hlpB'ne 9eth'n
Gin letter 9Gt11o in bllnnen 3rpetgen flritert,
Gann fa9t bas Slottt rds ol1f ben Goen fdIt,
"@s lppbnt etn Gater iber'rn SternenSelt."
Menn fnft're No[ten ruoludS1d,mon9cr brdu'n,
llno lBoBcrbdde tbrem Sd,cps cntluthen,
yEent BET Der Sllse bluti9 rptbem Sdhetn,
Die Groe fFrablt in ounflcn 91rpur>@luthen,
DoNn 1pridht Der 8ltb, Der far1meno nteoerfdllt:
"Gs tOebnt eln Gater ubet'nt GternenSelt*"
Menn Itltrn> bltrd)mtlt bic tDiloe Weerutb dfbtQt
llno Ma6erber9e fId gum Sinnel tbilrmen,
llno mcnn Der 0Onner 9rrl(eno neoerSrltOt,
llno gStnoc brauIeno ourh bic Selien itilrmen,
Damn brnllt es laut burd1's wiloe MpqeufelO:
"@6 mcbnt Elm 8ater iber'm1 SternenSelt."
Serr m d Il II.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
Oie sc O1en.

Bur 3eit, oa oer S6ni9 perceforet 8roBbrittanieu
beberrlNte, befano ftb am tSofe Gin mutbi9er Hit.
ter, Wonens Ror9on, Den Der Gon9 mit3eitben Iei:
nes 0Oblmol!en6 ibcrDiufte. Der &0ni9 ben,ertte
einit, oob oer Sitter mi: 9ebeimnbuoller Serebrun9
sin&dltben bebanoete, oas er fet5 bel 1b tru9, unc
5uIpsIlen uer(toben unter1udte.
ST lDol!te eiues S19es Den 9runo oieIe5 @ebein,s
|nibe6 wiben, uno tponote ftb an Mor9an. Dieier
antportete often uuo obne l1mfbpele : ''G5ndoi9er
t6err &6ni9, ol6 b meme Grou uerlie6, um ,ntb ar
@uren 9of 5u be9e6en, fbspuren ,pr unS touienos
NAL inn9e eiebe uno uuuerbrutblitbe Greue "Rein
lls6et 6erry" fprab &c, ''neD,net oieies &dif6en,
wel6es cine Sse Don bobsr @benibaft, Die ib6ne
SibpQe, nit nm9fber Sunit perferti9te ie perlieb
|oieler biet etn9elblcbsnen Roie folbe G9enlboft,
o26 lte ild frib uno roth erbdt, 70 lan9e ceDame,
welde te ibrem @otten ooer @eliebten aeoeben bat,
treu Heibt oa9e9en uertrofnet ino oerpeft, tpenn
lte aufb0rt, ibm bic Sreue 6u belpobrcn." Soltbes
iprebeno, ofnete er oos &dft1en, ouf oeben gruno
man cine Rcie fo friib uno ROTH erttidte, oaB oer
EGni9 oarob eritaunte, oenn eS par oaual6 Gnoe
Sanuar5.
Die 9elbiebte Ser &o1e, rpeltbe Ser R6ni9 als-
bolo Dem 6ofe mlttbeitte, erredte ou9emeine 8e-
numbering; srpet Gitter, Naban unoMelean, treben
Defenders ibren gpott dber War9ou, uno Ipro6en {:
"ma9 es ibm Srenoe maiden, feline Hofe 5u betro6,
ten, 70 9eben mir oo cine 9robe @ette Elm. oab ibn
ieinegemoblin, Die Dame eplaue, biutersebt." Man
9in9 bic @ette Elm. Mor9on bot ben &ompf fir
feline Satin an, uno feete iene8rebst fir bre Tn
ibulo Elm. Quf Der ancern Seite petteten Naban uno
Welean, lte rperoen Die Game epiane ooSu brinsen,
DAP fe pom reebten Be9e oer ebelben 2reue weibe,
uno i'm Safe eeS Mielueens molten iie0lar9on baa
si9entbum oller ibrer eeben dberlaben.
gfaebosm Die Seoin9un9en uno Sdee oer @ette
9efeell@ felt9eteQt. uno Dor 3eueen uerbanoet wa-
rem, 5o9en Die 5mti Sitter Strobbdlmbem, u,n 81
pben, tsr 5uerft iib gu epiaue bseebsn foate; bas
euos fieI auf Meleau.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
Gurplusz zNe0enue.

%a6ridt Ypirt Drit Tcr9s rtcit, rag I'll stt 9its
~ uns Der carr Sunp GrmmiBrnsrs Start 9a'1s
tp sebalte AM Sauuar ls4 III brcr Nmtsne ju Canton
crcrpnet fpuret rd8 ret @tbrctter nrr Spart 9lad6
rt at dc erfcmen rsb aEt rercn Nnltibe rom @urrlss
eepenue. SUM 500 xbaer tesen rab e eufscrper wrs
bin, rie(e(ten mie frG9t ju rrruStrrn:
"4nc Qneben rr cnem Eaunp tDaltr u1b barlktr, Gno
iees e6s Dlcna um 100 xbar gu pcrinsern, ts e m gu
ntbt mebr a(s 500 1Daler telaufrn.
tnp oc Qnlctbs re 1000 xbalr nb attr 500 1ba
fer dterfeien nb bc cnatr so xbar jn rrcu3irrn,
bis 1e ni1t mesr ais 500 Ibaler teraScn.
Snisn rabsr oeren Anbsn ln"esbalt rsr ranis rtlsr
te @asneitter rr tart Gaunp fir pen Grept rer Sunr
Gpnikicners, au 3tn mcnn Dre Snereben 2crmne m
radtfen sulp uno see CT as finn, bic xbete ter aurtfn
INC ibrer QneDn rtsr 9rcrrnunS anSereutet nr Jus
rid,aher. Nuf @efIbl bsr Scarb, ~.
STR L. DAnttG 6 @ctfha1, Sbrctbtr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

men nur bic Groubnib AM entfEieben 5u oarfen, uno
eilten Obne Nbeuceben fort,
Morson fabrte feline Dame an Sen 5of oesper-
ceforet, oer te i'm 2riumpbc empfins. eon9e fpra-
beu Die Damen 5u ibren Dienern, bic ftb ni6t in
cen sbronten bieltcn, "n1on miro fte fpnnen loBen.
8on oieier Gpo6e an muroen bic nit Strob au6-
9eitopften g 09d, Buofpiele uno Gi6b0rnben, mel
DE bel oen Surnieren uno 0fentli6en Seriammluns
gen, bel Dem pubeber Damen uno 8rdulein fieurir-
ten, ni6t mebr 9etro9en, uno &c f6nti6en ilb iet=
oem Oamen uno Srdulein NIT 9toien uno Slumen
Sum Nnoeuten an ben Sie9 elmer t3rer Venobns
men. (pltteb. unterbbl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

@gS Sober }>ritmetiter bat baS 91ed,t, einen Brief
in tpeldem fld 3eitln969eo teftnbe re an ben
Drnder Su llberIenoen.
Benn uns uniere entfernteu 4eier atfo GeGb 1enben
spoIeu, 70 brau'en e nur 81. tbrem Yoteiter 81 Sc:
ben nuo in Iener @eqenpart bds @elo n etnen Brief
an us Su le9cn. Gr ireibt oban bic sooreBe Darauf
no frdnftrt Den Srtef tppourd, ben Su6fcrbenen we
Dem Orufer oas 9>cItqclb er1rart miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
abr9an9. XrDta9 Den 5ten Nfdr5 1911.
T2ter Sabr9an9.-
3SpnfMnltunen:

l. aoer 9 AteL:~ntst trcunp unb Getf ber 3etf'
srf&tint rcetlmaBt9 Jeben Sreita9.
?. Der Sutftrrtirns rets TT al SO s,
IN Qcraustjabn8 cctr ia er falls bic 3eitun9 nit n
net halb Der lfen 5alfte res 5obrs tstablt wtr.
3. Die 8trnouns 9tGhieDt ouf Soften Der untrr rrctrr
unb 8r bic 0trasSetcr mIBen rpfrep einscar wcrren
4. Nnsetsrn tpcrpcn fir bic tli@rn re neerdt miBen
0bcr (oSd baar rsJubIt wtrren, nbt auf icnSe
Qrt III 9tchnuu9 tfcbt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
Sefent(tbe 8trlfciQeruuQ.

Sim @amae rcn 3t>u ndlten Wdrs 10 lt6r 9;rrmits
~ tags fol- J5au ter ltntcrf@rtcnn, iii 9>mibian
tteiScrtnS rertauft wrtbch, n1mi@:
- 2 pferbe unb pftrnesefhtrr,
"NamGESe4 GIbe, }ors, S&aaf l 4fuS, Gsse smtts
sAkes&%I eifernr GeSeI, unr rntt ned oIcrp 8aucrn
Joaus unr Saenserabfhafn mcaufs mrtren. 8crin
Bunscn Olonat 0terit Aufrartun5 wrr Scseten, ron
O0r9arttb0 Nrber.
Setruol9, 3m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
Sefdnntmdd)uno.

UeEHHNIHlHtNIlNg1
>rr ntetfbrietne, wrbnDa III ter Start Gantrn Start
~ Gantp, nabc 5en5ris 2Hrtbsbaus, 5est bitrmit rem
utlttm taB &C it, 8aticinuabsn u tecs
Zen. Der 1briI res pntltums, Wr Satteinr snadt 5u
battn mund unr Die 8ct.lun9 lei lnterrtenn mao9t,
tann m rarauf usaBn gut trten u erren, inrem oees
Gebaft, atlcnberli ras Scken nnb tnnen nscr as 20
SABRE i'm Sat pcnnpluanlen sctrtn bat, "np alto tr feline
Nrtett gut tfebn tann. IQtinrt9 pttrce.
Canton. Xttru0r 26. 4n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
geadyrid,t an c<obu eSDfeph G[etuh1nS.

erIte mirb bicrm auf9cfcrrcrt tein in mecr 9efmab
- rns ttfclirn &rsr atsubclen, unc bic rarauf aens
sen ttntrtten Ju teaben wrrisnfs tccn, rem Gcirtn
stnab in acnatsn prm EcntScn Oa,n rersert merbrn,
Inn u,einc untctten ~ prtru. s8attara 9eurin8.
&upn, Sckruar ls. 4ma
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

9lufttonar C6er BenDnez9lusrufer.
e tr ltnrfrietsne 1T jum Auttrnar fdr tart e"unp ers
naunt fpcpcn 1T ee bcreit bic pften tcta9ten An
tts 10 ternebae Sctr 4nrru gum 9enru 4usrufen TO-
tprb In enslr als sutAr @rra oa panttl'e tsosad
tst msrbrn. o. S. setter.
Canton, :sanaar 8, ls4cs h'iasas'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
OeffeitfiCbe NerffeiQeruna.

,4es o..
~ militia 49, rcn Ioau llntcrIbrctrnen, cine O1rile
hetlit6 ron rrr @tart gantcn, 6tn rertauft werren
Bsszsu~> 3rpei Siibe, wctde teice ndttften slprtl
so 5s'sf fns 500 aS @~e,ne s1 %"Ss
S[lsrtifbc, Stb oattsttbr; oftn, gcttlapc,
opium 2Ecrab, eiletner StBc acnnaoB, Iriter unr
nod cine er rsnbcit ea,lsz s@en8edtb u tpeit'
laufS w mce 8crinsunScn merrm aur 3ett res 9srtaus
tctonnt 9rn.abt, S0ecb o fEl:
Canton Iountthtr, Sci. 49, Sin.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05

H IT bic llnterSe1neten, ernannt nm bic Derldunts
~ rerden 9erbtc umo Sslhurisunssn, bic se8eu rsn
Gbrw 9ai!am s. @Dr!tp rcn 0latrrcuSb 5aunfip Start
0auntp, GDic, i'm ;mlaut ttfiurd 3u unttrtIhcn,
SeGb eini gen bermit: 9aB nob 9tnaurr mne rr1fcns
Der tnrfuun9 0er 3csen ric mir u ebmcn puBtrn nc
bic 8ct9ctSn 0rtbrcn tri9ttra wurpces erbrt
nr Uir f slautrn, raB ttastc rerl1umrrie 8cte unb
9e(bnrisunsen fa up in9cSnrct nb unb rag ie letts
lnniSer uno atftber 2eec SeSen tcfASten Q4 s. Sbrp
0usSetrtitct trorpcn finn. Sobn SlteB,
.6tnrp StambN6,
Setruar &c. 4n. Spbn 0(au9b.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE sCHOCEK.

TERMS.-Two dollars per mnum IN advance-i io oollafs
and quarter half yearlyand If not pad oeioIe 1ic e' %
the year. Two dollars and half Those VINO receive theh
papers by stage drivers employed by te popre
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No papers discontinued uni All arrearages are paid except
at the option of the Editor.
1Adyertisements not exceeding square sixteen lines
y be inserted three geekSfor dollar twenty-five cCats
for every subsequent insertion larger proportion
lberaI discount will be made to yearly advertisers.
PAIl letters addressed to the Editor be post ppr
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

a book appeared in London some years
since, without title-page, designation, or prin-
ter's name, consisting entirely of list of men
notorious about town for running in debt and
not paying; Oh as the phrase among them is, no,
caring who suffers 1t contains 1000 of such
names, greatly to the annoyance OF many, wha
were thus, perhaps shamed into honesty,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

IHE WAY TO MAKE WooD GO FARTHEsr-
A nelghbor OF oars informs US that wood goev
further when left out of doors than when wei.
housed; soEIe of his having gone upwards of
quarteI Of mile in one night.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
TO INV Sweetheart.

Your lips how iemp;ingly they poui!
They're luscious as wild cherries
Red as a Turkey Gobbler's snout,
And sweet as IIucsleoeuies!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
POETRY.
From The Gift for 1912.
snow.

BY MRS. SlGOURNkl
How 'quietly.the snow comes down,
When all are fast asleep,
And plays thousand fairy pranks
Ger vale and mountain steep.
How cunningly it finds its way
To every Granny small,
And creeps through even the slightest chink
In window, or in wall
To every noteless hill if brings
A fairer, purer crest
Than the rich ermine robe that decks
The haught lest monarch's breast.
To every reaching spray 1t gives
Whateer its hand can hold
A beauteous thing the snow is,
To all, both young and old.
The waking day, through curtaining haze,
Looks forth, with sore surprise,
TO view what changes have been wrought
Since last she shut her eyes;
And pleasant thing it is to see
The cottage children peep
FromVou the drift, that to their caves
Proloags its rampant deep.
The patient farmer searches
His buried lambs to find,
And dig his silly poultry out,
Who clamor in the wind;
How sturdily he cuts his way,
Though wild blasts beat him back,
And caters for his waiting herd
Who shiver round the stack.
Right welcome are those feathery fakes
TO the rudy ur chins' eve,
As down the leng, smooth hill they coast,
With shout and revelry,
Or when the moonlight, clear Snd cold,
Calls out their throng tosplay-
Oh! merry gift the snow is
For Christmas holiday.
The city miss, who, wrapp'd in fur,
Is lifted TO the sleigh,
And borne so daintily to school
Along the crowded way,
Feels not within her pallid cheek
The rich blood rnantling warm,
Like her who, laughing, shakes the snow
From powdered tress and form
A tasteful hand the snow hath
For on the s:oried pane
l saw its Alpine landscapes traced
With arch and scuIptUred fame,
Where high DER hoary-healed cliffs
The dizzy Simplon wound,
ana CD ca:hedrals reached their towers
With Gothic tracery bouad.
think II hath a tender heart,
For marked it while it crept
To spread a sheltering mantle where
The infant blossom slept.
II doth to Earth deed of love
Though in winiry way;
And her turf-gown will be greener
For the snow that's fallen to-day.
Hartford, Conn.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

Quils are things that are sometimes taken
from The pnions Of one goose, to spread abroad
the o-piuioas OF another.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

The following repor, of case recently tried
before the Criminal Court of 81. Louis, is full
Of interest 10 yoaag ncr particularly the re-
lation addresses Itself with peculiar force and
directness and i; IS Cor their benefit ,aat We re-
peat through our columns the voice oi warning
which il urters:
ST. LOUIS CRIMINAL COURT.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
1nH c0UH.e erieli
money.

augustus Y. Jo4es.) money
The defendant in this case was. probably.
ewsnty-eight years Of age bat wore The 4ppsar,
apce Of at least thirty-Gse lie had rassaY
once eeeH 2 fine looking man, in s,a.urs -e as
ometbins oyer six feet and his strongly marked
Co., ures and Ircgninoai forehead gave evidence
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
Indictment for pass

From TIC St. J ouis Fennal
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06

The Class in English Grammar were
doubtless better skilled in this useful and
difficult science, than any similar class,
whose examination we have witnessed in
the State. The questions proposed were
of quite promscuous character, and yet
they were correctly and promptly answer
ed. The class analysed and corrected sem
fences of quite a complex nature, with
much facility, many of which they had
never attended to before that OCCASION
thereby showing that they thoroughly I'M
derstood the principles of the language so
far as they had gone.
The classes in Natural and Moral Phios-
ophy, acquitted themselves to the credit of
the institution. We were gratifed to OBJ
serve that in preparing their lessons for re-
clifton, they had been more attentive to a
good understanding of the subject, than to
the common method of committing to
memory, answers to the questions in the
books. We have every reason to believe
that the class in French have progressed ra-
pdly, and that the course pursued at this
school is well calculated to advance pupils
not only IN the correct pronunciation Of
the language, but also in chaste and ele-
giant manner Of translating it into English
We deem it unnecessary to dwell more
in detail on the examination of other
classes. Suffice it to say, that however
high an opinion we may have heretofore
had of Mr. Patterson, as an eminent and
accomplished teacher, that opinion has
been enhanced since having an opportunity
to witness the fruits Of his labors in the
development of the mental faculties of the
young ladies, who have been favored with
his instruction. We take occasion in con-
clusion to recommend the Female Depart
ment of Howard College, to the patronage
and liberal encouragement of the friends
of education generally. Mr. Patterson for
the last eight or nine years has given proof
of commanding talents for imparting
knowledge, and of a gentlemanly, honora-
bic bearing, as a teacher, which entities him
to the respect and confidence of those
who may commit the education of their
daughters to his care.
J. A. TALBOT,
WIN. II. PORTER,
II. l.. BOON,
FIR. f. WILLIAMS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06
HlOCTOEs CALHOON.

NOR several years practitioner of MEDl-
Il CINE, SURGERY and MIDWIFERY, in
the town and county of St. Charles, having loca-
ted himself permanently in MONTICELLO, offers
his professional services to the citizens of the sur
rounding country. practical acquaintance of
some wears with the nature and treatment Of the
diseases of this climate, together with a prompt
attention to TIE duties of his profession, he hopes
will secure to him share of public confidence and
patronage.
When not professionally absent he may be Sound
at his office, in the town of Charlton. or, at his
boarding house, William WoodSons, Esq, Mon
ticeilo.
REFERENCES
Col. JoHN BELL,
Mr.. Mcclure. r,b,ritor
NIessrs. FEAzEL,
N[esSrs. MooRE.
Mr.. CHARLES CAUSE GIasgow
Mr.. w. G.. CHlLEs, {
WM. Wo0DsoN, Monticello.
October 80, 154l.-33-6m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06
Administrators Sale.

II NHE undersigned, administrator of the estate
d of John Z. Marshall deceased, will, on
Wednesday. the 18th November next. sell at pub
lie sale on the farm occupied by the deceased,
all the personal estate Of said deceased consisting
of HORSES CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, CORN,
HAY, first rate young JACK, three MULES,
and various other articles too numerous to purtc-
ularze. Sale to commence at ~ o'clock, A. NJ.
aud continue until all the property is disposed Of
Terms Of sale:-On all sums over five dollars
a credit Of twelve months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security-fve
dollars and under, cash in hand
L. P. MARSHALL, Adff'r.
October 3d. S4l-5}-tds
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-J.
l.. Yantis, to be Register at Lexington, Mo.
VIM. p. Strong to be Receiver at Chill
cothe, Ohio.
Bennett A. Crawford, of New Orleans, to
be Judge of the United States for the Dis
trict of Louisiana, in the place of Theodore
H. McCaleb, deceased.
Joseph S. Sanchez, to be Marshal of the
United States for the Eastern District OF
Florida; re-appointed.
Thomas Claiborne, to be Marshal of the
United States for the Middle District OF
Tennessee, in the place of S. B. Marshal.
Andrew Palmer, to be Postmaster at To-
ledo, in the State of Ohio.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-06
STATE MISSOURI, J
County of Randolph. { 81

O'sutJ vi ldIuOlpl
In the Circuit Court-Ssptemjcr Term, 1si1.
Lewis Newton, Plaintff,l
VS.. Allotment in assunpst.
Moses James, Defend't.)
n OW. ut this day came the plaintiff aforesaid,
~ by his attorney, and it appearing to the sat
isfactiOn of the Court that the defendant, Moses
James, is not to be found ia Randolph county, on
motion Of the plaintiff; by his attorney, it is Or
dered by the Court that the said defendant be noti-
fled that on sction Of assumpsit has been CON-
menced against him in this Court, and that writ
OF attachment has been issued therein, and his, the
defendants property, has been attached to satisfy
the sum of 293 dollars and 30 cents. and that
unless he be and appear at the next January Term
of this Court, to be begun and held at the Court
House in Huntsville within and for the county OF
Randolph, on the third Monday in January 1912,
and plead to the plaintiffs action On or before the
third day of said Term, judgment will be rendered
against him and his property sold to satisfy the
same; and it is further ordered that copy of this
order be published for four weeks successfully in
some newspaper printed in this State, the last in
serton to be at least two weeks previous to the
first day Of the next Term Of this Court, until
which time this cause is ordered TO be continued.
true copy. Attest
ROBERT WILSON, Clerk.
October 80, lS4l .-33-4w.