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POCKET BOOK LOST,
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r OST, on the 21th inst. in the town OF LOUISIANA
IL or its vicinity, Il calf skin rocket nooN' . ~.
H.. 80 I'D som.what worn, containing sundry
h.nr, b;IIs on the Bank Of Illinois, and Miners Bank
If Dubuouc. Also sundry notes and receipts Tor
notes. and other papers of no value to any person but
the owner. ~
Anv per.on having found, and will deliver or give
Co.,. ;nn where the same may be obtained to Dr.
Z. ". Bartlett, of this place, shall receive the ABOVE
reward, aud the thanks oil wIIcoy
Ian I6-3t. ~NAInANib
, 1841-01-16

shall be liable for his debts, contracted before
and after the Marriage.
The wife's separate property shall be LA
bic Tor her debts contracted before the mar
rage, but shall not be liable for the husbands
debts, contracted before or after the mar
riage.
The husband shall have unrestricted DOW
er to alineate and dispose Of the common
property during the marriage except that
the common property which real estate,
shall not he alineated or disposed of, unless
the wife join the husband in the convey
ance.
The husband may. during The marriage,
a~lIneate and dispose of the wiGe's separate
property, if the wife give her consent thereto
in writing.
, 1841-01-16
80.

Mr.. Tallmadge submitted a resolution.
which lies over under the rule, calling upon
the Secretary of the Treasury for informa.
ton as TO the number of Treasury Draits
protested by the Department between Feb
ruary, 1889, and the present time. with facts
as to the amount protested. on what accounts
the protests have been made. etc. Mr.. Ben
ton gave notI:e that as soon as the Senate
was full he should bring in 4 bill abulishing
fishing bounties and allowances. A bill was
reported bv the Committee on Claims. TO
establish Il Board of Claims for the cxamina-
ton and settlement of claims against the
Government. This is stated to be the same
bill concerning claims which has been twice
through the Judiciary and Claims Com
mittees of the Senate. and has twice passed
that body. 1t was now aSSaiied bv MesSrS.
Calhoun, Henderson. and Scvie-. with great
warmth. Messrs. Hubbard and Linn advo.
Gated It's passage with zeal and ability. Mr..
Mangum. the new Senator from North Caro-
lima. asked Tor a temporary postponenent.-
The change proposed being Il great one. one
which profoundly affected the practices Of
the Government. II was important that II
should be well considered. The bill was
laid aside informally, for future aciion.E
Mr.. Crittenden reported from the judiciary
Committee a bill! to establish 4 Uniform Sys-
ten of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States. mr.. c. Stated that this bill was in
substance OF copy of that which passed the
last session. with 4 few inmatcIiaI ~altera.
lions: and on his mn;ion it WAS made the
specia! order for the first Thursday in Janua-
~. Petitions upon this suhj"c; nave been
presented and referred in he Senate, almost
every day since The opening oI tie session.
There is i very StrnAg ana General desire.
t%hrou-hpu; the country. inr the enactment of
the mcasu e \ LII h. fore the Senate TO
confirm TO the State -! Indiana the land Sc
lectei bv her for that poriinn 81 lie Waoash
and Erie Canal which les h.twccn lhe mouth
of the i'ippecan"e river AID he town OF
Terre ~IIaute. WAS debated al on length
by Messrs. Tappan ADD Sn'i:!'-the former
against and the latter tor il. The discussion
was interrupted by adjournment.
The House spent the day in dnb,'ing the
bill concerning. the Na"v Pcn<ion Fcnd.-
The speakers were Mrss~S. Sheppard OF
North Carolina. Thompson Of South Carroll
M. Anderson of maine. Nay!or Of Pynnsyl-
vania. and Read Of Massachusetts,. t!.e last
of whom is reported to have made i gallant
defence of the Navy and Seanen. and to
have presented eIoquen;iy tie services they
had rendered their country, and thai coun-
try's obligations to them.
, 1841-01-16

Description ofG cool rife.-She hadn't no
ear for music. Sam. bu, she lad i capital eye
for dirt. ana fer poor folks, that's much bet
ter. No one never seed rs much dirt in my
house as a fly couldn't brush off with his
wing. Boston gals may boast OF their SPIN
nets and their gytars. and their cystdlian
airs. and their ears for. Music, but give me the
cal | say that has an eye for dirt, for she is
the gal for my money"
, 1841-01-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 IL rer-or- interested, are hereby notified. that
IA the undersigned, have obtained from the Clerk
OF the Lincoln county court, letters documentary on
the estate of Francis Henry, deceased, late of Lincoln
county, bearing date the 4th OF Dec. 1910.
All persons. therefore, who have any claims against
the estate of sail deceased, are required to exhibit
the SAINT duly authenticated for allowance, within
on~ year from the date OF said letters, or they may
be preceded from having any benefit OF said es-
tate, and if s"eh claims are not presented within
three yeGrs they win be forever barred.
JAMES W. Campbell,
JUDA MYRA HENRY. Eh'"
, 1841-01-16

A respectable minister of the Methodist
church by the name Of Lindsey, was shot
near Huddersville, Sumner county, Tenn.
on the 14th inst, and his body thrown into
the Cumberland. A man by the name of
Carroll. formerly Of Missouri, is suspected Of
having committed the deed. The deceased
had $500 Ir money when he was killed.
No. Republican.
, 1841-01-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME undersigned wishing to close business, respect.
fully requests those indebted to him TO como for.
ward and make payment, as DELAYS are dangerous.
will offer for sale on the 10th Of January, 1911, a
good lot Of Cabinet Furniture, on a credit of six months
Also, a good Dwelling House and Kitchen, including
two lots well inclosed.
jan. I'd, lSSl-AL ROBERT STROThER.
, 1841-01-16
NOTICE.

AL nc,.on, are hereby notified not to trade for or
A nn,nhaso two notes executed by the undersigned,
to John Davis, and dated the llth day OF Mar1h,
Isiomuue for twenty five dollars, payable the Isl
~ oC Mov. Is4O--and the other for fifty i've dol
lars. and payable the Ist of September le4U' Inc
con,,de ratiou for said notes has failed and l shaii not
nav them unless compelled SO to do by law,
pay ANDREW STILL,
II, 16--ot. Martinsrille, Montgomery Co.
, 1841-01-16
NOTICE.

A Ii persons interested in the estate OF
IA Dugal Ferguson, deceased, are hereby
notified that ! shall at the next term of the
county court of Montgomery county. in
Missouri, TO be begun on the second Mon
day Of February, A. ID. 1871, make a final
settlement Of my administration Of said es-
tate.
Oct. e4-4t. JAMES ELLIS, Admir-.
, 1841-01-16
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

MoTlCEishereby given that the undersigned has
~ taken out letters of Administration on the es-
tate Of Henry Burks, deceased, from the Clerk OF the
County Court, of Pike County--bearing date the
lst Of January, A. ID. 1910: all persons, therefore
who have am claims ggainst tie estate of said deceased
are required TO exhihit the anne duly authenticated 10
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene
fit of said estate, and If such claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
CLEANLINESS r. SMITH, .Rt'm.
Jan. 16- Ia.n--St
, 1841-01-16
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NDNII-N!S my lO-N -NVIICI.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
= has taken out letter. of Administration on the
estate of Tilman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Court, Of Rail- 60. bearing date Dec. 18th, 1910: all
persons, therefore, who have any claim, against the
r-tatc of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
.a me duly authenticated for allowance, within ore
year from the date ofssid letters, or they may be
precluded from having any benefit OF said estate, and
il ouch claims are not pTc.ea;ed within three years
they viii be forever barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, idninistf'I-
Jan. q, lSil-3L.
, 1841-01-16

GIVE learn from the Boonslick Times.
that the residence of Governor REYNOLDS.
near Fayette, was entirely consumed by fire
on the night Of the 9th inst. All his books
and papers which were in the upper rooms,
were destroyed, and nothing but the furni-
ture on the second floor was saved.
, 1841-01-16
IIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Frank
~ ford Mo. if not taken out within three
months will be sent to the General Post or
fee as dead letters.
William Cook John Scott
Joseph Keathley Jesse Smith
Enoch Matson
ADAM MASE, P. NJ.
Jan. 1856.
, 1841-01-16
STATE OF MISSOURI, -
County of Lincoln.
In the Circuit Court for May Term lS4l.
SUSAN CRrsTr HEisES,
Complainant,
by her next friend, Petition in Chancery for a
lsRAEL rutland, Divorce.
VS..

YTNHE complainant, Susan C. Heisen, by her next
l. friend, Israel Rutland, having on the 9th day OF
January, lSll, fled in the office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF the county and state aforesaid her
petition against the said defendant, stating that on
the 10th OF May, 1899, she was lawfully married 10
said defendant-that the next day after their mar.
rage he commenced n course of cruel and inhuman
Treatment toward, her and continued the same while
she continued to live with him that she lived with
said defendant only about SIX week.; that although
she was entirely innocent, he charged her with incon-
tinency and iupeaehed her virtue SO cruelty as to
make her miserable and her life a burden; that he
gave her drugs to extort from her a cohesion OF the
crime with which he charged her; that from the ef-
feet of the drugs or some other cause, she considered
her life in danger and left him; that said defendant
has left the county, and that she cannot in safety
again trust her life in his hands. And prays to be
divorced from the bonds OF matrimony. And, il APP
pearirc that said Ferdinan is not n reside of this
state, it is ordered that uulcs. .aid deicRGa.. appear
on or before the first day of the next terra of said
court To be begun and held at tie court house in Troy,
in said county, on the first Monday in May next, and
file lis answer to laid complainant petition, the same
will be taken for confessed against him, and TINT this
order be published in some newspaper printed in this
state eight weeks successfully, ia. last Insertion at
least four weeks before tie next term of said court.
- Given under my hand and seal OF Office
seal. ia vacation Of said count, his 9th day c!
49, January, leil.
Jan. LIST. FRANCIS PARkER, Clerk.
, 1841-01-16

7~cctRicdiiy AnswereA.-A butchers boy
carrying his tray On his shoulder. acciden,
tally struck ii against n lady's head, aud dis
composed her wig. The deuce take this
tray cried the lady in a passion. Madam
said the lad gravcly. the ducc nno take
the tr0y.'
, 1841-01-16

We learn from the JeficrSonian that the
population of Missouri was
In 1892 1927
In 1886 244,20S
In 1910 S63.76l
The increase from 1892 to 1886 was Co.
95I. and ON 1886 to 1910 the increase was
1855. The ratio of increase is GO per
cent every four years.
, 1841-01-16

RIGHT OF THE MARRIAGE RELArIoN.-A
bill is before the Missouri Legislators touch
ing the right of woman IN property IN the
marriage state. We think there can be no
question of the justice of its principal Provls,
ions which are as follows:
All property owned by the wife, al the
time Of the marriage, and all she may &C,
quirc during the marriage, descent or gilt
shall be called the wife's separate property.
All the property which shall be acquired
during the marriage, either by the husband
or by the wife except that which is acquired
by decent or gift, shall he called ''commor
property The husbands separate property
, 1841-01-16
JOHN II. GRIM.


EROM the Subscriber living in Saverton
Il Mo-. a dark hay horse Colt, two years
cd last spring. with Z small star in his fore
head. and | think. with some white on three
of his feet. Any person hearing of 4 stray
Of the above description. will please drop
me 4 line at SaverIon. Rails County. Mo.
L. \. HASCALL.
Nov. 96th fS4O-3t.
, 1841-01-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
TIIE undersigned administrator Of the es-
Il tate of Payton 2. Wright, decd, late
of Rails county. Mo. hereby gives notice TO
all concerned, or in any way interested in
said estate. that the undersigned administra
tor will make n final settlement Of the said
estate at the next February term OF the coun-
" court OF said county.
JAMES INLOE, Admir-.
Ian Q--i+-
, 1841-01-16

THREE uorEs OF LrvING.-iIe who lives
urithm his means, is daily growing rich; he
who lives bcyoRd his means, is constantly
running lie down hill 10 poverty; and he
wilo lives wiiiOat means is Il rObJer of
others earuings.-- Maine CulirqtOr
, 1841-01-16
DIED,

Near Louisiana, on Saturday the 9th inst,
Mr.. FRANCS TAuAFERRo, after a short III
ness, aged Sc years.
On Wednesday. the 9Th ms, near Frank
ford. Mrs. Susan BRIcE, consort OF john }.
Brice. ESD, of this county.
, 1841-01-16

JUsr SENTIMENT.-"rhe best part OF our
population are the cultivaiorS OF the SOIL
Independent farmers are every where the
basis OF society and the true friends of Iiber-
w. 4HArcw Jackson.
, 1841-01-16

4 ROGUE CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP.-A
singular incident occurred during the holt
DAYS on the opposite side OF the river, says
the Republican: Two ladies' who resided IN
Illinois. came to the city 10 make purchases.
A well dressed man followed them into sever
al stores. at one OF winch one OF them got a
ten dollar bill changed, receiving the change
in small bills. In the evening on their return
home. when a short distace from the Ferry
in the Prairie. the SAINT man they had seen
in the city rode up 10 them and demanded
their money. The one had the money drew
it out and in attempting 10 hand 1t TO him
the wind caught the bills and carried them
off on to the ground. The man dIsmounted
TO pick them up. and as soon as he was down
the ladies put whip to their horses and made
off as fast as possible. On their way they
heard the CHATTER of i horses hootS following
them but were too much terrified to stop to
look back. When they reached their W
gate behold the robbers horse was with
them. 4 fine animal, with an elegan! saddle
and pair of saddle bags, &c.sbut the man was
no where IN sight; they suppose his horse
escaped whilst he was picking up the bills;
On examining the saddle bags a large sum
ofmonev was found and several articles o.
wearing apparel, but nothing by which ms
name could be discovered. Up to Saturday
last no one had appeared TO claim the horse
or property.
The above facts we have from 4 respecta
BILE gentleman of the city VINO assures u
that singular As the circumstances may ap
pear they are strictly correct Republican
, 1841-01-16

An OLD Misunderstanding 10 the book ofJa-
shar. recently published. Ncomah. the daugh-
ter OF Enorh. was five hundrcd and eighty
wears oil! when she WAS married 10 Noah.-
G&iS. don't despair.
, 1841-01-16
300

BLU UD,SS SEED.
oNA bushels. received " T--.,cy {. Ne
oOo long. and for sale 4, their So in
Pavnesvillc. De-. l9.-3t.
, 1841-01-16

A bill TO establish a court of Common
Pleas in the city of st. Louis has passed the
Senate.
, 1841-01-16

terS.
Alexander James Gentry Elizabeth Mrs
Bcsser John : GooGlct, Mrs II
BRYAN S;las J. Gillian John
Barker John > Galloway james
BIanton Thomson ~IIei>en JFCD2
Browning VIM Harper NJ W
Barley O Capt Henry Elizabeth Mrs
Bervan Ann Miss HImmondS Mex
Bentley George w Hi! John
Block l. = Howell Samuel
Brown Charles w Hall Samuel
Bryan Nancy Miss Jones 4 j
Briggs Mr.. Jennings BID
Carr J o . Johnson james
Galloway Eliza Knowlion Eras Miss
Cochran George Knox William
Cochran Samuel Lamber. Wm
Caba!l J 4 Iitton IsSac
Clark William Lawson Henry
Clark David Lindsey
Chandler John Lindsey J Al
Cottle CordelIa Mchee VIM
Campbell Peter II Martin James \
Crawford Saml Capt Markham Betsy
Clerk of the Co Court Martin Elizabeth J Mrs
| Cole Carter Rowland David w
CampbelI Mr. Perkins Film
Christian JackinIas Perkins Elisha
Custer Joseph Perkins Sarah Ann
Cootcy Thomas Pierce Daniel
Crooms John Purs Edward J ,
Cean WIN Plummer John
Carr : Riggs Samuel
Cowdan Jas Riggs Jane MISS
Clore Allen c Rush Martin
Dough,ey Ann Mrs Rorsin VIM
Duncan e X Ransdall Mary Il Mrs
Duncan James Rose Esqr
Dudley WIN + Stuart Gravener
DrumhiIler Y Sheriff of County
English Or B ShIpp John
Ellis Mary ii Mrs SpadlTng VIM
Francis James NJ Stone TT
Ford Benjamin Stockslaser Mr.
Fearel Jesse Smith Hans
Foster John ] SImonds Nathahlei
Forbus Charles Thompson Isaac A NJ
FauIconer Achilles Van Jessey
Forrow John p Wheeler Joel
Gibson Joseph Watts Henry
Gaines rs Wright + vi
Gnrdon Alfred Wright Edward
Gilmore Robert zimmerman "'i'e VI
Guin John M
!. Jan. lG-3t.
, 1841-01-16

GWe have nothing of Interest from Con
gress, since the Christmas ~holydays.
, 1841-01-16
TRUST Salt.

EeY virtue OF Il deed OF trust dated the 18th day
Ee OF Nay, lsiu, made by lame, d Ti-Ia!e aud
wife, To me the undersigned, for TIE bcnrft of Will
liam MCrike, ! will offer fuI sale TO the highest bid
der for cash in hand, at the Court House i'll Bowling
Green. IN the county Of Pike, State Of Missouri, on
the 10th day of February next, tie following de-
scribcd real estate and slavcs-tu wit: The south
west fourth OF the north east quarter Of section mum
Der nineteen, the -outh east fourth OF tlc north west
quarter of section nine teen. the north wet fourth OF
the south cast quarter Cf section Tiuctcen, all in
townshi2 No. City three north Of rar-c No. two west,
and the wet hall Of the north cast quarter vi section
No. thirty ,ix, in township No. Gfy-tarcc, north Of
range No three west; containing altogether the c-ti-
mated quantity OF two hundred acrrs oi land. be the
same more ar les. Also, the lot OF ground in the
town of Bowling Grrch, aforesaid, known and dl-tin-
cuI-hcd "n the general plan OF said town by the TO-
lowing num5rI--to wit: lot No. one huUdIcd aud ten,
lot No. one hundred and seventeen, lot number onn
hundred and sixty one, lot number one hundred and
sixty two, lot HunIbcr one buui:ri and sixty three.
and lu; number one hunir"l and sixty four. All
situate in -aid county of Iike; AMI tIe fUiiuwin.
-lavr7, TO wit: Negro man Anthony, rcErO woman
Daphne, negro woman Malinda, aud negro eirl EmI-
Is. or 50 much q: aid properly as hail be found ne
Cts-ary t. sell. 20 rd'-c tie ampart due and OWN,
on -s!d deed Of tru.t. The title to sand property J.
believed 10 bc good, but the u.d"r,i-ucI will only
convey such tit" u. Is said deed lie .. arth,rizrt to
COMFY. VI. J. Tr:.rr.
~ 4's - .
, 1841-01-16

"ANorHER TAXPAYER" is received and will
appear as soon as we can make room for il.
, 1841-01-16
LIST OF LETTERS
pavnesvnlc.

y EMAINiNG in the Post Office at Troy
"a No. on the LIST Of January. 1871, which
If not taken ont within three months Wi! he
sen; to the General Post Office as dead let
, 1841-01-16
ILJNCOln ACADEMY.

ru,riS n-uIutiOn was again opened on the ID Of
Il November nv Murray & BuCkner.
The course of instruction comprise the Elemental
~ as well Il. the higher branches Of an English edu-
cation. together with the Latin and Greek Languages,
Mathematics, Political Economy, and Natural PHI
~lo.nphy.
Strict attention will be paid to the MORAL a, well
a, the Intellectual improvement OF the Pupil, intru't-
ed to their care.
The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions.
one of : months and the other OF D IL months.
Terms per an.nn az follows:
Elementary branches, = Sl2,O0
Higher branches of An English education, = Sl5,Nn
Latin and Greek languages, Mathematics, &c. s25,O0
:. +. MURRAY, Principal.
G.. W. BUCkNER, Assistant.
, 1841-01-16

EEFFEESCES.
Gen. Asa Rogers, and II. u. Powell--MiddIe6urg w.
John Leary, principal OF Wnrrenton Academy Va
John X. Wallace and Inman Ia.
Lucinn Minor Esq-ChdrlotiesUiR ia.
Gen. George Rust--BGl;,more City. college No.
J. {. Williams, Prof. OF Mathematics-St Charl.,
Gen. VIM. Milburn, Surveyor Gen-St. LOU, No.
Robert Payne, Pres. of La Grange College Ala.
VIM. Porter Esq--Troy No.
A. II. Buckner. Esq.-Boielins Green, No.
, 1841-01-16
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given. that tie undersigncd
L. has obtained frOm the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Rails county, letters Of Administration up
on the Estate Of Benjamin F. Gray, decd, bearing
date the 9Th day of January, l-iO. All perfonshav-
Ing claims against said estate, are requested to eIhib-
1t them in one year fron the date Of said letters for
allowance, or they may be p~recinded from anyheneht
of said estate; and If such claims are not presented
within three years from the date OF said Letters, they
WILDE forever barred.
Dec. 19--St. JOSEPH n. TARPLEY, Admit.
, 1841-01-16

not taken ont within three months Will bt
sent 10 the General Post Office as dead let
tiers.
Allen John Henderson ii D jas
Adkins Alex. lleniuGer + X
Adkins Harrison llebbran 5
Anderson Lewis ). Johnson J w
Abel Robert jameson Anna ID
Allison Sarah Ann James ID
Blrt,ett Nelson James Polly
Barnard Jason Layton John
RoSicy Josh Lniiand W :
Band W T.. kercheval W F.
Bartlett Wan McEiway VIM NJ
Barney Timothy Mci'herSonS
Baya Rich Montgomery 5 Mrs
Best Peter Norton ThnS
Erown Il. J.. Pcuke W III
CFeas-l Jas II Person Isaac
CoinhS I Sheriff OF Il Co
Combs WAB PALS Co Clerk
CLARK Clahran Reddish Reuben
Caldwell J ID Richard w,
Clum VIM ) Robinson WA
Duley Thos Rhodes Charles
Dunkum Sarah 2 Spaulding Benz \
Eastman G. Va Strawlc Jas
Eperson Rich Steers Wm
Eperson Joseph Sprophshene J E
Ecls George Little George
FlawOncr WK Smell G.
Freddy Henry S,inson Benz
Griffin .Joserh Smith Alfred
Gray John c Tison A Pc
Garrett Lewis Thompson Mentor
Gerry .Jno Wright J A
Glascock DO Wiieby Jno
Glascock Stephen Wilson v
IIayer IT Williams VIM "
! Haser Thos Williams w G.
Hardy Joseph Whiccotton G
Hill 5 III Vernon Saml
Hayden T
G. CLAYTON, P. NJ.
Jan 9-3t.
, 1841-01-16
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Bow
~ ling Green, Mo-, on the 31st day of De.
cember, 1910, which If not taken out within
three months, will be SEM to the General
Post Office as dead letters:
A Jacob L.engafelt
Frederick AslIbaugh Albert LatiInore
b NJ
James BuSbey John w Mercer
Archibald Brown N
James BiIlins Joseph X Newton
C p
Perry A Curry Parsons & South .
Nancy Cooper Fanny Parish
Walter Crow Thomas Palmer
ID. y Purse
Edward w Dorsey Il
F Joseph Richardson
Ansa P Ferguson John Rodgers
q Eus,ace II Rhoads
Joseph Gatewood S
John B Gerry John South
Ii Adams Siernough
A Half William r Scruggs
T Hughs John Summers
] Il
Francis II Jones James Thomas
Wesley y Jackson Wy
X Stephen w Woodson
Christopher Kelley George Williams
Thomas Kerr Mrs Susan Walden
Joseph King William Woodson
l. Andrew ] Williams
Johnson Lacey Joseph Yater
Jeremiah Lalor
HIRAM e. EDWARDS, p. NJ
Jan. 9-5t.
, 1841-01-16
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

To MD WEUM II MA1
THE subscriber desiring TO close up his
l. unsettled business. hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted TO him for TIN WARS
to come forward and close their accounts by
cash or note. lie hopes that this notice will
be attended 10.
EThose who DO not call and settle their
accounts by cash or note. may expect TO be
called on by James \. Robbins, constable Of
Cuivre township.
Dec. 1o-3t. JOHN II. GRIM.
, 1841-01-16

eJWe are authorized to announce DIR. {.
II. BAILEY as Il candidate for the offices OF
Circuit and County Court Clerk of Lincoln
county. ,
, 1841-01-16

OF We are authorized to announce JOHN
:. HUSTON as a candidate for the offices Of
Circuit and County Court Clerk. of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-01-16

':Sir,I will take her with nine thousand,'
, 1841-01-16

Ct We are authorized to announce SIM
EON p. ROBINSON, Esq. as a candidate
for the Office of Clerk OF the Circuit Court of
Pike County. Il; the election in August next.
, 1841-01-16

\ viii s@ve YOU i Thousand pounds says
an lrishmaa TO an Old gentleman, ii you
don't stand in your owH light
.IT,-,D"'
, 1841-01-16
LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINING in the Post Office in New
"a London on the 3lst Dec. 1910, which il
not taken ont within three months will be
sent TO the General Post Office as dead let
.prS
, 1841-01-16

You have 4 daughter. and vol intend 10
give her ten thousand pounds as Il marriage
portion.
Il L.