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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-18
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At I'EH& CLIMAX,
lag Fr!soa-'treet and S AnH-str'

lag Fr3tOa-Street and Is i u H-strset T..
Thus says the Editor % the Planet
"FRsE READINC ROOM N,l9Ht doubt one Of the best
ard Of the most convenient ieces r. tlc CITY 10 ga
;he the Of the da' l. To sax Eating House
No. - Aan.iteet running through TO Fulton -rcet Al
this well contacted popular tabi-nment :here arc
;went' six marble tables, with 5admg journal on each
table, representing every State 81 tie tn3af thus en-
and strangers have the opportunity OF taking their
cgfee &c and reaIng the la,e p,ae- rom al parts Of
tsc counr' the same table Il st-Ao' that this ar
rapceHeGt Is superior TO aaytliE. pied 10 ih
city. ard NE have dauh, VII prove a feature III
this extensively paronizGd house OF rcifeShmeni Under
he management OF lis sontlcHarly proprietor the CI
max pleased 10 eE.d.g increasing II pa
tronaae snd popular favor AMI doubt DOT W continue
receive it iul! share Gf pubic support citi ia.
nj ~
* Particular Notice ao-e rc-soa- havini
furniture OF sny description 70 dispose Of 81 ~iO ert
breaking house keeping, VII iui fesey ,ae ior N!
poron ell cftheir goods by scadue then address o.
calling upon the subsCr,bcr. CO0ds cay FuT
,taoeJ % i'm - =. CoI.Tn'. 10 Chatham atraet
J. once Of the Elcndon and american
PATENT WATERPROOF CO. iO6 Fll'cu street,
whcre all garments and cre fescrr Jon oi Cloth.
Leather { p, are made i'm eefylous act. that the
from the effects Of ain damp
while The appearance texture o. The aFucies IS not
chsnaed aud the pores of the goods aeu- ,t per
spirsron vii! freely rl,.o my be had at the
o,ica for v.rer-proofng Boots Shoes end Leather, which
adds the soitne.s and durability ci the leather.
sG 2.wW&Slm
pMedioiuer OF the sie-i eeaatIiy-Approyec
Popular Remedies, Lecc,ies Euglsh and French Perium
cry, soaps, Brushes, DC, Tor sale Gy
}. d l. CODDl sGToN, Druggists,
dis imis' 297 iiu!>nn II cnrae: q! Spring
L surfouts, Cloakr, iSC.-A large assortment
Of b.ayer a, d nlct Cloths for Surtous and Winter
Frocks. Ais Cloak Cloths, received and will be made
pp TO order, the Emporium Of Cheap Garments
such prices as offer Inducements 10 purchasers.
he styi, and finish of garments viii be found 10 com
port with any house IN the trade.
WIN. r. JENNINGS 22a Broadway, American Hotel
eeod assortment Of the abo,e Garments cor family
r0i lrls
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n. B. Wanted at III. above place few dozen Of ne
imported BRITISH OIL dlc
GAEJrxOs UPON DENTIsTRY.-P ease

CAUTION UPON DENTlSTkf .-P ease
u take notIce that plan OF constructing Art hcih
Teeth with cavity chamber sntcr The plate from
wben the air uteRse TO be drawn so as 10 produce
can re obtained for fastening teeth any otaer purpose
was invented and patented by
A RIGGS, DESTlsT IS Chau-sers-st- New York
The Law patents prohibits using we'll Is making or
vending ratsn ed articles without consent OF the sent-e
Tins !, therefore to c,ston all pcr.oGs OF Arth
cia Teeth as4inst permitting D.E't TO insert :hsm
upon XIV Plan, Eha exhibit lawful flght from me-
~ do So Induced give Ills caution from she faci
that number OF persons have attempted II ciandes'ne
without authority of whom bell ho~eVer have
failed Of success and nclned 10 attribute
the failure the principle rather than to AIT oil SIN ID
adapting only cause) aud at Inc same NJ
resort the gnmany sab,ertuge OF pamipg upon N r
p.uspectic friends cert n faHeiec co.
iectisns OF such Tech have on!y to say 20
All h wish inquire for themselves and desire eenu-
inc article azt rnsgGalse for beauty ana ity IN al
purposes for which uaturzi teeth ade and arthci
ones are desirabs tina, prepared 10 shos urequso
cal testimony ihat my plan entirely successful aud sat
sfsctory 20 those who have !, n hee Il Is properly
made could give certificates OF Judges sHd doctors
editors of Journals members OF Congress MINISTERS ard
many others chose follow the example of me many
newspaper puff, and them mysa aud pay them
IS editorial Communicated or Exuacrei, but prefer
10 De knorn the author Of my own statements.
NIB A RIGGS is the same Dentist whose office has
been several years 52 East Broadway, and
from ,hepce las, May. All operations pertaining Den
stry required by children adults and ell kinds OF
artificial faithfully ex.cutei, asyle which cann.t
be surpassed by A. Riggs IS Chambers street n y.
opposite the PARK moderate prices Preserve tins no
ice if desirable, for il will not be continued. dis IT
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SEfEST sSiBssAK Oy K-ssoEs-
- lGAlN-Tms very excellent stv OF Over Shoes 50
much hyperion all others, made "llhou lining IN the
vamp or roa par, If hs shoe, aud crnsequen elastic
very easy n, foot, the LADIES' shoe with str'i
passing h. foot aud made from the Shee kuon'r
or fro imported Rubber native tate mare heter
beeu p0tensd 6yS c. Smih BY other PEI son IN hs
country they be ia"faiiy nor has -"y othe'
Uver->aoe possessing the ssme req lslte QUALITIES ever
been patented the uned ~iotes.
Nil wake the broader AS | wish to b. uldcf-
TODD. rh- SHEET Rubber Ovcr-shoes ad'e'ti>eh b>
Mcs,rs ;. G. Smith sen and by myself have MT be Il
patented. Yet OF patent (Which cannot b.
-ustuincd, beng unlaniu'D for making shoes in"o
throughout With CLOTH olaetic and M onsSr III DE
mans Mesrs. = try and perhaps suce ed III lea ng the
pub il, MO a belief that tbs Sheet Rubber over Sh"e'
.re pr'euted 10 shs them. nav" Al eady published
the iiumhug aud the trade understand II
supplies Das improved sheet Rubber also oil tn'
yari other STYLES OF Shoes received daily from
our fctory Evsry pair warran ed with our name fo
sale Ia quantities 10 suit. HORACE II. oAh,
Successor 10 Roxbury India Rubber TO.
dI9 l26 Nafcn aue.
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VIM. w shirley, Auctionee
T. Auction He:iCC.-CGlNA, GLASS AND
EAR rHEN WARE Monday. Dee. -, at 10 IL oc'ock
the corner Of 20h and 9Th urge stock OF
crcckery glass china astral lamps, ~ astral ground
shades blue brown, black md Pinh plates, dshes, teas
tea sets how ls Jug, chambers &C; also all descriptions
OF lcahe white colored punted and dipt ware Suia
bile for and china retailers sold IN lots 10
SHIT Thoss attending will find sale positive Of every LOT
offered Kuckcrbocker the door Crates and
straw free of charge to buyers c SO Sale positive rain
or shine dis It
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BY ROYAL GUKLEY.
ORE l6q Observation-Disclosures oSG Room.
ROOK-KEEPING.

7
TdNEaE Counting Rooms of G. {. MAJ 81, 60 Cedar
4 street. continue open from A. NJ. TO 2. VI in or
Ter that and others may avail hcnseIvcS of "A
course of instruction that truly pracea that eni
,aces complete routine OF mercantile TRANSACTION, aud
mercantile calculaoas and which the student ac-
ualy keeps of books III counting house. To thoso
VINO arc unacquanted with IN, advertisers reputation,
ne desires TO say that his principal work book keep
ng has passed into editions that It receives the pre-
i. cree IN the New York Public Schools and other large
nsut.ns AMI that me- himself has the honor Of being
o an oined teacher book keeping for tho Mercantile
.brArv Association of this city. Pros pectuses, with
terms may be had at the counting rooms as aEo:c
Inns.
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n4V7D lands s. co. Apotn-caries anG
~ c -mIsls II East Broadway corEer Of Market 81
awe constantly complete assortment Of the very
best Dug. Medicines French, English and German
Caem Gals
Aro a arge stock OF choice Perium-rv Fancy soaps
Comb BRUSHES, and splendid cut GAS Cooene Bottes,
ind every article required Tor the toilet nursery
Pnysicaus Prescriptions and Family Recipes prepared
Ia tls npst careful manner.
Medicine Chests for sale; also, filed aud rented on
the most reasonable terms.
eeches OF the AGd always for sale or applied by
an exi.es.suc,s person at any hour
Mecisues Delivered at any hour OF the hi2ht.
a ftsod-
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nI-IIONEsFY ExP0sED.-rhe -ubscri-
her Ia nv h and z q .DalN ,tles HAARL.t u OIL

y II. -
~ Der ha om hand z % 900 b,ttles HAARL-t OIL.
which he warrants be genuine. His motto Is Holes
. the best policy
Thi, subscriber would here express his regre, that
any fellow IA hi hero permitted them
selves be deceived aad imposed upon by dishonest ms
quacks preteaders who offer 10 se hat
thev ca Halrle OH fourteen shilliugs pr gross
Attend strictly the folio @ine Wrappers printed ~
the German language an4 those with thirty heads
invariably spurious and OF these printed III he Englsa
rot more than one Of hundred genuine, most VI
Them being printed IN Neu York All genuine ores ar
Erssh snd have nv and evi euce prln.ed on them
THIS Is done b. NJ. Thy the manufacturer IL Holland
They have also ny written signature.
This Haar n OIL l. used f,r variety OF diseases. i
needs 10 pun 1g It's u.e always secures It's com
mendat.on. Coughs ard colds cured BY II without
putting /, IN the style OF Candy deesrs
NB. The efsgned sells The best Canti-s (Stuart
IN New York but he don't sell Cough Candies 10 cure
consumption sprained aukss toOth-acae ne leave.
that 10 large dealers ard medical gentlemen
y. B. Genuine German Cologne Water imported BY
the undersigned CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER,
Fancy Store No. - East Broadway,
One door esove Ae-s;.
& Of 10
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK, DECEMBER Is, 1871.
isiuiuture Aimanac-TErs Day
TpE suN rnEMooS FULL SEA
Rises IS Sets 80 Rises 10 SEES i25 mora
Latest Dates.
LONDON . NOV. Is HAvRE .---.---..-- NOV 10
LlvEspoo1..S nov. Is SEw-oRLEAss ----.rEo >
The noxt stcam-S ships 10 Arriss
LIVERPOOL Fso@ LNEh!NoL
Columbus, left Dec. Britaunia, leaves Jan /
The next stcam-S Ship 10 Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM BOSTON
CcluUhia, lev-s Jas Britannia, leaves Eeo. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Adelaide Nicklc Havana, Spoford Tilesien Co.
ARsIvEp YESTERDAY:
Brig Margarctta, Everett, Machias lamber, to F 5
Snow.
Schr Curlew Hamilton, Portsmouth Nh with mdzs
Schr Farhsld. Bur, Salem. with mdze.
Schr Boston, Msohias. TIN err 10 F Snow.
Barge oneida, Estelow, Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA
Several outT ard baund vessel, detained owing TO
TIE weather
Below ships, bark, ) erigs.
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KINGS COUNTY OYER ANp TERNINER.
TRIAL FOR MURnER

BSooELYs, Fhesy, Dec. II
Before Judges Kent, Lott Smitn Conseyea, Martence
and Bergen.
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EE0u[1 O supply hdII We uaI!UH
The cheape and = IL all creation.
This stock comprises the most speodid assortment OF
Roofs and Shoe, offered and prices that cannot be
beat .eat men, hue Calf Water Pro boots 50 81 ct-
10 So ne Dres. 90 from 81 TO 81 splendid Casters for
a les 'fem 81 50 - So Misses Caters Meas DAacih2
Gsiter=. Rubber. Of AInd-, Boy. and Youtss poo
4Gd sso-s sad falling supply 4 hi''e' s
On drens tire cheapest AID best you ever 's ars I'm
C.tb.rine-.t corner Of Monroe o'o -.
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WoRA3i < HAUGHWOUT.
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Splendid GOODS.

ttl I'D 5bl SfuadTAy neafis opposite Nlplos u4fdeu
SPLENDID GOODS.
s-,tNCY AND TURNS ling ARTICLES actually
1 sold for . 20 80 per ceat beloS former prizes. y
creat yarey adapted this present season
and axe " I.e lie -est style.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
New pattern Gus Fixture.
Casdlc au; Gas Ciar4el'ers.
Glrrncoc- o,molG SilSercd eed Bronze, 10 lights.
Ldeori-tfls to l. igsts.
Asr lamps, Of The iate-t pattern Of every SIZE very
Hul L .iaPs aud L. ntsrus.
Clud estcks. l great variety.
Hand, Rcailnr SIDE and ilan'sl Lamps.
Church Chandeliers a.d Lamps, = large assorimcnt.
Plated Revolving Casters.
Cake Baskets. Toast Racks.
BIZ Ter and F n huwes.
Table cutlery OF ali kinds.
Br,tanui. Tea ani Coffee Sets.
lapau Waters of all prices
Ciermal Silver spoons and Forks.
treE 20 cclaln Dn.ns D. sert and ea Wars
RICH CUT AND PLAIN GLASS.
Wines ami rum ler,, Cnampasnes,
l quor, q ret. Goblet- F!aggcns,
Deruners W4ier 30 ties,
Hook and Finger Classes,
Tole; bot,le. Celery Glasses
salts, Glts Pitchers, Ice Creams
Lem inldes Rowl, : gar d she's, &c. &c.
GOODS 70 LOAN.
A separate s'ocA OF splendid On ndelleTs,
CanteabriS, Lamps, Chua Gl'ss, Table cutlery &C
e. furnished II all time. dl' 2~ls
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u The large and valuable Catalogue of London Books
10 he sold This Evening ny Royal Gurley ut the Wow
York Long ROOM t9 Broadway. oilers desirable oPpOr
tuni,y TO lovers OF Finc London Editions The collection
consists of great variety of Standard WORKS on Theo!o
gv History, Biography and tie Arts toscihsr With
splendid assortment OF English Animals and illustrated
volumes Of the most rich aud costly description Inc
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Passengers
In the Acadis. from Bos for yerpoo-Geo Symes,
w calrahouu. Mr. Rieby. : Hammoni Runde F Lohse,
4 exander Murrsy WIN Wh.eford, Hugh Allen John
stewart, S-aw. D Torrance, VIM Gibson, sud three
IN m Storage.
For Haliiax-Mrs Johrson d. S Suns,ea5, Mrs Sun
stead Mr. Sunsteal Hiss Suns'ead and Joseph Sharp.
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GOODS 70 L0

A separate 5 ocA OF splendid On ndeers,
Cantelabrl, Lamps Chiua Glrss, Table Cutlery, &c
L. t,,,ui.h 4 ~ ali r,n,e d. 2us
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rVEAs.-Fiue Guapewder AID lnfer1a Ie@s'
i chests aud half cheat. for s<l. ~
OF 4 GRINNELL, HINTURN & co. n s'ula-a'-
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u TO Ediiors.-The Editor OF a profitable Coun
'ry Paper loo healthy and thriving village aooa
thirty miles from Ncw-I0rk DESTROYS OF changing HI
business ard wl therefore dispose of his Establishment
luquire at the Cilicc of the Tribune. dli II
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nLsEGMs. rnA.Gns
AuP-MaR ERs WAN TED -Apply
/ i. WORAN 81 HAUGHWOUT SOL BroacAay

GsT.-A certificate of TWENTY SHAKES Of thu
Ia jamaica aud BROOKLYN Raiirosd STOCK IT favor OF
Jao l.. Norton Jr. ApPlos "ll be made 10 the Com
rouy, their office the 10 Of Jnuary neat, for new
ccr .,frntc dts L.
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ITO yourneyncn Prfu.ers-Wante i'm
mediaeiy first rate workman bOIh and press or
Weekly paper and Jobs. Such hand giving saiisidc
tory evidence of total abstinence from all that nioX
cates industrious habits and general so moral charac
ter will fnd adv permanent si'uaton One
who can produce certificate OF membership in good
standing from the Psstor of Christian church 10 this
city, would be preferred. lne addressed L. A. Tribune
Oice mm- datey (oe;ore P. NJ this day if possible
giving real and residence, present place Of EN-
pluymen, will receive attention. 80 dis II
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silver medal awarded the subscriber at the lat
Fair for tnis Lamp and Light
Lamps Fluid aud Chemical o always on hand.
j c. HOOKER, lG6 Broadway.
dis 3leod between Grand aud Broome s,s
, 1841-01-16
sT,a'W Tg@Me
CAMPBELL g. CRANE,
ROWIING GREEN Mo


lEAvE on hand a general assortment Of nerchan
ga disc which they are disposed to sell on very
reasonable terms to ~punctual customers.
We have recently opened a new stock OF goods
consisting Of cloths suitable for winter clothing; such
as broad cloths, cassimere., cassinets, james, lin
ccy, Sc. Machinaw blankets, and other cloths suita-
abie for oyercoats; rose and French twiled bed
blankets q superior article, saddle blankets, &c.
Also, a variety of gentlemens hats and caps, fur
aud seal: stocks, crayats, vestings, SC.
We haso q large stock Of boots aud shoes as fne
aid as coarse as can be desired.
Also, a large assortneut of domestics bleached and
bro~G-cuicoes OF various print, AMI q%uslities; silks
Of different onlor.; ladies bonnets, hosiery, merinoes,
bOmtaziue, Sc. &c. But it is impossible to furnish
IA catalogue that will embrace every article; so we
rp.peCtfully invite our friends and the public general
ly to call and examine our stock OF goods and prices.
We have IA usual variety Of groceries; Havana and
Rio coffee. by the sack or smaller quantity; molasses,
sugar, tea &c. &c.
We have a variety of hard md hollow ware, cut
lcTy, &c: 4 Superior article OF axes and ~hatchets;
queen. and sls.s ware
Al.cr 6cut. aud stationery, candles, sperm dipped
.ui ynfiI, dye Stuff, &c. &c. But we say again,
rsi ara Sec for yOuT.clvcs.
y. u Tie Shove were bought for cash ard for the
mos; part at prices ada pied to ha I'd times, and we will
ell srcoriiu gly fer cash down or on short credit. We
viii Gi.n receive in exchange fc: goods, country pro-
GucC at tine market prices We wish to buy hemp
seed, 1aX .ctd butter, il good, eggs, beeswsI, tallow
ari any Md every thing which We con again convert
into goods or money. Nov. TT.
, 1841-01-16
STATE OF MISSOURI
Connty of Lincoln.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Lincoln.
In the Lincoln Circuit Court. November
Term, 1910.
JACOB NJ. PARSONS, On a Bill in Chance,
Complainant. ry for execution OF
Us. specific contract for
JAMES RAcsDALE and conveyance Of Real
THOMAS E. SMITH, Estate.
Defendants.
A T this day comes the complainant by his
IA solicitor, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that the order of publ
cation made at the last term has not been
complied with; on motion Of said complain
ants solicitor, it is therefore ordered that
said James Ragsdale be notified by 4 publ
cation of this order, to be made in some
newspaper printed in this state for eight
weeks successfully, the last insertion to be
at least four weeks before the next May term
of this court; that said complainant has filed
in this court his bill of complaint against him.
stating in substance that said Ragsdale on
the Goth Of December, 1888, executed n IL
tie bond to said Smith for the West half OF
the S. West or. dissection sc. in Township
81, range / east, Of the 5th principal meridi-
an, binding him to make to said Smith Il good
and sufficient warranty deed on condition
that said Smith should pay TO hun the sum Of
two hundred dollars; that said sum of money
has been paid according to his contract with
said Ragsdale-that said deed BIAS not been
made; that said Smith has executed to said
complainant Il title bond for said Iand-that
sand complainant has paid said Smith for said
Iand-lhai a title deed Tor said land has ne
yer been made by said Smith to said com-
plainant, and prays that said Ragsda!e and
Smith be made defendants and compelled to
answer said bill Of complaint, &c. There
fore, You, the said James Ragsdale, are re-
quired 10 appear at this court, on the first
day Of the next term thereof. to be begun and
held at the Court House in the town Of Troy.
on the LIST Monday in Nav next, and answer
said bill of complaint. or the same will be Ia
ken for confessed againS, you; and the cause
is continued till the next term. {. Wells for
plaintiff.
State Of Missouri, -
County OF Lincoln
l.. Tranci. Parker. clerk of the Circuit Count in
certify that the abnv. Is n true co.,, Of al order from
the rccord- of said court in the case Of Jacob ".
Parsun. complainant, AMI James Rageti.le and Tho
ma. r. Smith dcicuiuIii, made ut the November
term thereof. $50.
Given under nv hand and the seal nf said Cuurt,
81 at oihce. in the town OF Troy, in and Tor
}SEN, said county OF Lincoln, this ID day OF
~ Dcceu.ber, I>io.
Dee. II, l-in.-et fRANtl PARKER, Clerk.
, 1841-01-16
POETRY.
From tie Charleston South Carolina Courier.
STANZAS-TO N.


In words that have never csught sound,
In thoughts that lie close TO the heart,
In the pulses that silently bound,
Thou hast ever a part.
Thy dark eye looas on me in dreams,
Thy cheek presses softly on mine;
| clasp thy warm hand till it seems.
In reality thine.
In dreams. thy iov voice is still heard;
Its msiody falls en- rline ear;
The echo-caught song Of a bird.
Seeming scarcely as clear.
Fresh impulse of friendship and love;
BLESSED moments Of silent, deep thought;
Like lights in the blue void above,
Unto me thou hast brought.
My trust in thee is as 4 sun
That pictured in coIorings rare,
Hath nevel yet SET. nor moved on,
To horizons more fair.
The zephyrs Of Autumn now waft
The leaves that are .cares:. TO Heaven;
Ths flowers the las: dews have quail d.
The clouds are winG--!ven.
But mcm'ries OF thee never change;
LIS SIest iedNts h 1--we dle uiiSS"i u,
Cloud-:slands Of thought DER me raLge,
Aud my spirit is cheer'd.
TIE swallow. when weary Of height,
Will momeptly rest oil a wave
And joys as it ceases lis flight.
In the waters 10 lave.
He bears far away on his wing.
The ~spray-beads uP-caught from the sea
A genllike. and beautiful thing,
Singing joyous AMI free.
know OF Z fountain tL.at wells.
AID horre on lis bosom thy heart.
WheE-sick AID world weary-it swel.s.
Feels all sorrow deTalt.
Thou iurnest becahn'5 and re!:c,h'd.
.gain 10 Thy pathway of care;
The spirit that Sings in thy breast,
Sings OF happiness there.
, 1841-01-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOT:CE is hereby given to all creditors
" and others interested in the estate ur
Rooer;Loye, late oi Pike Co. deceased. that j
the undersigned AdminIstraio cf said estate.
intend 10 make Il final settlement of mv Al
miniStra.ion OF said estate al the next Feb
ruary term of the county court. of Pike Co.
WILLIAM BROWN, Administrator
Of the estate Of ROBERT LOVE. deed.
, 1841-01-16
~ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given That James w. Booth of
~ Clarksvillc, Pike county, Mo-, has executed to
me the undersigned on assignment ofhis property and
effects for the benefit of his creditors; which said
deed bears date the 24th day of July, A. ID. 1910,
and is recorded in the Recorders Office Of the said
county the said creditors arc hereby notified and re-
quired to present their claims to me the said undersign-
ed, and become parties to the said assignment within
four months from this date, or they will be barred
from any benefit under the said assignment.
Oct. IL. THOMAs MCQUEEN, Trustee.
, 1841-01-16
STATE OF MISSOURI,|
Montgomery County.} h
In the Circuit Court, November term, lS4


In the Circuit Court, November term, ls4U.
DAVID C. NJ. PAnsOSs,)
K.,-u A'ona' 0' Attachment.
motion of said plaintiff by his Attorney, il i,
~ ordered that notice be given to William =.
Keith, the said defendant, that an action of sssuu.
sit has been commenced against him by said plain.
tiff in the Circuit Court Of the county of Montgoue.
ry aforesaid, for the sum of three hundred and nine.
ty three dollars and ffty-three cents, and that b,
property has been attached, and that unless be an.
pears at the next term Of said Court, on or before N.
third day Of said term to be begun and held in and
for said county on the third Monday Of April next.
judgment will be rendered against him, and his pro.
perty sold to satisfy the same. Said notice to be siv.
On By publishing a copy of this order in some news.
paper printed within the state aforesaid for four week,
before the next term of said court.
STATE OF Missouri,
Montgomery county.}
/, Jacob L. Sharp, Clerk ofthe Circuit Court in and
for the county aforesaid, certify the foregoing to be 4
true copy of an order Of said conrt.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto set my hand
~ and affixed the seal of said Court at Office in
Seal the town o. Danville, the 30th day Of No.
49, vember, A. d. 1910.
Dec. l9--6t. JACOB l.. SHARP, Clerk.
, 1841-01-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A III. creditors and others interested in the
~ estate OF Thomas Pratt, deceased. are
hereby notified that the undersigned Exec.
utors will make n final settlement Of said
estate ut the e term of the County
court of Warren county to be begun and
held on the third Monday of next February.
MARTHA PRATT, Executrix,
JONATHAN PRATT, Executor.
Jan. at.