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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
From The Lady's Book.
Oh Let Me weep.
by JULIET ". LEWIS.

BY JULIET u. LEWIS.
"Shc had burnc a kindness coldIy, and to these
who knew her not she appeared destitute of scns
,iIi,y; but on being addressed kindly by one whom
hc loved she burst into tcars."-OM Tale.
On! Let me weep and chidc me not
Bear with me in my grief!
Long will it be ere shall know
Again such sweet relief.
Thy tones Of melting tenderness
Fell strangely on my soul,
And stirred the waters of thy heart
Beyond my weak control.
], all unmoved, have borne neglect,
And deemed gricf's fountains scaled,
But feelings soon could never moyc
Thy Tenderness revealed.
The clouds in their fierce wrath my burst
Above the desert land,
And leave no trace of fallen showers
Upon the burning sand.
But let The breeze move DER the waste,
Where late the stolm did lower,
And sands, that Knocked the raging ruin,
viii own the zephyr's power.
And thus I calmly could have borne
Unkindness, cen from thee
But oh p! my heart is all uuschoolcd
To love or sympathy.
Oh! check not, then, the long pcnt drops,
But !, I them flow the while,
Better to sh d the heartfelt tear,
Than wear the nir,hless smile.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16

TnE LARGEST LAKE.--fhe Caspian sea between
Europe and ,il Is the largest lake IA the world.
Its area is 600 square mile. 1t l. Iemarkl'
bic fact that The sufdcc of this iakl l. 800 feet below
the surface of the ocean.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16

be extracted, and saved free from dirt
OF any kind. When well managed.
wax forms no inconsidcrablc part of
the bcc>grower's profits.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16

IaNoRA>cE.-According to the rc'urrs OF the
ma,shh OF The late csrsus, there are IN Missouri
lGI6l pcrson- over 20 wear, of ag' Who csnno'
read ~ Vri'C
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English Mines and Mining,

From the English Correspondent ofMe NaC Yor
American.
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TERMS OF THE "AMERICAN.,, ;,

rficE IN MARKET STREET, NEAR DEER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30

lonatc papers which passed between the p,r,ies TO
me Holy Alliance, and Il was procured with many
o.nets oy Mt hrshes, 10y NO improper arts and Of
no cost Oi secret service money bu, by the arr OF
making friends by his social o1alites whoever he
goes, mention this 10 show what ous ht 10 be the
quaiues ui pubic minister abroad. liza minister
ssnstSe haOu OF hiendiy, social intercourse wth the
DINER members OF the diplomatic corps al the same
eonI' win an ordinary potion OF SagaeiIy, he has
The key to al. their sectcts. say IL frum long know.
edge aud experience. How was il when this psnic
letter was written To the Commodore of the Amer.
can squndronl What did the American minister
know OF the system Of policy lorei. or domesc OF
The Brush eiHine1 The letter itSe.r proves tina,
ne was rs ehud tot As belle; that he was ignorant
OF the htst letters oi lheir phabSL line had known
any thing Of It, Ec would not have dissraced himself
and his country Oy the exposure ot his l. norancc
l say tins not from any personal feeling towards
that gentleman, although have not been an admir-
eF 81 me OF ms diplomatic exhibitions heretofore,
as inc JHurnS's OF tbs House may show; but have
'"OAeG 10 ms transaction entirely upon its mSFits
alone, and say that those letters written TO the
Sommodere OF The squadron in the Mediterranean
ana their eonScQ Ienccs, have been ds.taceu 10 the
nalon, and toe one, hold the man responsible for
H. and say he was not doing has duty or ,hal he nee
leeted some oi tie most important parts OF his Cu:y
as puode minister. But this is somewhat, OF a d.
srcSsion, and yet intimately Connected with thus
NcLeoN question Of peSes aud war; for what must
Tue trNy Council and hes Majesty 0uocn Victor,
heEse'i, Who, dare say, all woman as she Is, has
more HTs IN her hcsti thlu ever have s.IIen down
and written letter like thdi-what must that Pa
W NonHe'. nave thought when they FIRST heard Of
M Ihey would say, God grant that thIS man
may rtm7in here as Jona,hans minister I'LL the end
D tnes We may be sue he never viii know any
mag o. ouT real Intentions, ard VIII always have
becoming TeNcrCnev'o Tor the Igr,OTS Of the beak and
ginning o. the eye OF the Blush eagle, and blum
)wn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30
LATE.r FRnM RIo DE- IANE1Ro-

The brig janet, arrived o., the port Yesterday
lr' RIO Or the ll.l September Tho editors Oi the
American ore lrJGY.EJ % mercantile friend for the
annexed sIFac's VI letter.
RIO DE JASElRC, sfrr.A, 1871.
Unit. is1 days 1gD prices Of -four remained s,a.
uJu.ry, Notwithstanding Inuej supp'y. Ac.
c..nH, however, were received hat he Government
OF B.ErDs ayes h.J permitted 'ht importation of
-four % .he eJEEi Ol 100 YU.s pr month, prices
advanced and 1905 ba.s. per r. n. Douglass, Fa-
bins and Iwg'd, from Baltimore, were sod Tor ex-
port lhi,hrr o. d $50 on DOsrd, which s equal % a
- y OF o. 90 Du shore.
There s gsfy Uns inquiry fJr Richmond Flour,
a1d 10 fGrrn, .l.rs. The recsp is Of Flour during
he month were i2O5l bluss, 8Gj the stocks
17.7DJ l8rIsa
The ezpps,- or COTE 20 The United States for
Zoe Joe month mount ~ 5D.GlJ r1g1, viz. Ij.OO2
~ New Oreansi j-.Ii3 90 Rev York and l-OD 10
Pn.1d.Iph.s. Tho TOTO. rTp,ra 90 fhe United
5'1'lz since he 90 Of January were "a 3il bags,
us.ug ar szrsss o. -y.Z37 over iig slms tune ast
ysa. Prrss orc hrm, aud ssysu. American YES
cells nIynf arrived recently, prcg5 VII. no, 20 lower
% present
From M,1eydso W. have advcss 10 tho I7th
ut gYyurg Flour % e. ou b03rd, % net Sg.OJ
/ Spanish. We have 1dyc.s from BsLa 10 the 9Th,
ar1 from Pgr1mDucg 10 the l2.n, when both p.lcss
were mp supplied with Flour, and no improve
men, 10 prices h1d taken piece.
/ bEFrEHEEH l3.--CofIsc % coming In pretiy FREQ
=, gDJ re- SHADE lower in our currency, oil nOugl
[ .0 Sterling bills 90 D. nearly tho same. Exchange
pn Ing. nod has advanced % SD. Our stock u
Flour 81 increased Wy the arrival Of 1900 Dbls. pc
Conf lo from BliumDre, and 100 by vessel from
stelun.
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upon beng placed ia the dock, peeped under the
bhr al Nc Grove, who said IA the whole course OF
ms duty as a magistrate hr had never met with
sJeh case or prisoner. William Perkins gardener
to Nc llargravc, stated that, on Wednesday after.
moo ,, he saw the prisoner IN his masters garden
picking s,ge. Upon witness going to him and ask
ing him what he did Ihere, be innoecntly replied
that lac had been put over the fence ~ some boys
Witness took him to his master, who handed him
over to The custody OF the police, and followed to
the station house to prefer the charge. TIE sage
was not worth more than one half penny. Witness
was desired by his master 10 say that the police did
not keep good look out over his grounds. The
mother at the child said, /; being hali.hoday, she
had allowed him TO go out to play with his school
fellows. The little fellow was then lecIured by
Mr. Grove at some length upon the nature OF ,be
charge, which he evidently did not understand, and
Mr. Grove, after requesting that tho mother would
correct him, directed his discharge. "Thoir proper
~" was ordered TO be delivered up to Me- Har-
grave.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30
R,yortot the Committee on Roots. &c.

Htp0t0 The Committee Roots, SC.
o the Executive Z mmI,ce Of Oh IIcnrico Ag.
rcu.tural and Horticultural Society.
Your Committee 70 award the premiums on
Roots, &c, here beg cave 10 state, that they have
viewed the crops Of every individual who has *.
pressed wish 10 compete Tor the premiums lat least
80 lar as has come to their know.cige.J and report
as follows
That the crops Of Turnips that came under their
observation, were those OF Nrssrs Francis STAPLES.
Ihus DIcken, Joseph Bcnnie, William n Rirn.
1fdson, and New and Hydeckcr; and they give IT, as
their decided opnInOu, thlt Francis Staples, Esu
Do Jus,iy entitled, 70 premium No. /; General Wi.
liam II Richardson, u premium No. 2; and Thorn.
as Dicken, Esq 70 premium No. g. The crops,
taking The premiums, we're really very fine, tbong
the Ruab1gl Tufnp) and So we're the oilers Of
,G''f kin1 very good, being the red top and white
Norfolk
Your Committee farther report, tina, their ouen.
ton has been drawn 70 but one crop Of Boeis which
crop Iu heir csNmliOn, was IN every refpeci rich.
y deserving Of premIum-hlying obtained an i'm.
meE.e 5z', notwithstanding the ravagcs Ut rs enc
NY wn8 marked heavily upon them-Pfcmium
No. ], on that crop, they award to Rev. Jesse II
. Turner
Your Committee have farther To state, that they
have been called upon TO notice the Potaoe Crop.
I Of MCEsr7. John Carer, Islac A. Gnddin Edwin
/ I'LL, Thomas Dckon, james Gordon, and viii
. linn H.. Richardson; and, after the most criuco
/ examination in ihe power, by digging IN Yariou
decide thut, IN their judgment, John Garter, Esq.
entitled 70 premium No. /, on that crop and Con
William ~. Richardson, 10 premium No. g. q
this crop, your Committee would observe, that OBJ
yield appears 10 them 10 be ordinary, both as il 70
CARDS SIZE and quantity.
On the Cabbage Crop, your Committee regret {
say, hat they cannot award either Of tho premiums
as on red by you on that crop. TO my po'sor
The pc. pcci Of Mcssrs. New and IyIcckcr, {,
large and fine crop was very aauenng, until. III
n worm attacked them, which almost totally destroy
= | I'd them.
On The Pumpkin Crop, your Committee wou
report, that hey were highly grat6ed with The e.
hIbIt made by Messrs. Robinson and Turner, the
1 eyes having never before boheId heavier and mo-
o abundant crop than that Of Mr. Robnson's throuel
q out his ,n.ire field. Your Committee think Oh,
would hazird little IN saying, that the Pumpkins
the C0fnhsd, is full equal To one-thrd Of that
The Corn crop, which certainly docs Me- Il
m JinsOn great credit, being very fine one. Yo
=. Committee therefore, with pleasure, award T. a
thony Robinson, Esq, premium No. !, and 10 Il,
p. Jesse III. Turner, premium No. 2.
N RO. CARTER PAGE, Chairman.
Richmond, Oct. 20, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30
J. II. TURNER
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
JOSEPH RENNlE,
w. ID. WREN
fully submitted

Thief Treasurer's account, accredited and settled
oy the Committee, and found TO be correct exhibit,
% ance OF funds IN hand, amounting TO SiI5 45
Mr. WIN. d. Sims then presented To the Meeting
the following gentlemen: Col. Mosoy John B. Tin.
siey, Joseph Royal and George NJ. Harding, Esos
depuiec by the Agricultural Society of the county
OF PoWHstan, TO attend the Meelins-and se,ts
37'nE provided, they were requested to take part IN
the Proceedings
Mr. Z cAald B. Haxall submitted The CoIlovi,,,
report:
Report ofhs Committee on Slsgioa,.
Inc committee appointed 10 award the prcmi-
UNI 10 .ne Stallion bee, suited for the get Of saddle
or harness horses, be- cave 20 report tnar SIX were
exhibited, and the Committee unanimously agrs,J
nat The Gay Stallion Cleveland, the properly of
zen, Carrug'on, and got by the imported CIcy.-
land out Of . Roanoke mare, was entitled 10 the
award Z. L. HAXALL Chairman.
October 2o.h, 1871.
The award OF SIS was therefore accordingly
PAD. e'
Inc following reports were then presented:
RsPor! 81 hs Committee on Gardens.
me COMMITTEE on Gardens respectfully repre-.
sent, that OF a. the hus gardens in the vicinity Of
Richmond, only one has been offered for their eT-
animation, and they sincerely regret ths, they are
compelled 20 declus awarding a Premium TO that
JOHN CARTER, Chairman.
Richmond, Oct. 20, lsil.
land accordingly 90 premium was awarded up.
on The subject Of gardens
RspT! Of The Committee on Corn
To The Executive Coma! tee, Of the Henrico Az.
rieI.!lflI Society.
ne undersigned, Committee appointed TO eI-
anime the he.ds Of Con, o. such members of the So
cIeiy, as might be disposed compete tor the pre-
NUNS 10 be awarded, s's:e, that they were re-
ques.Cd to view the fields Ct the following persons,
% VII:
TIE Rev II Turner, Messrs G w Basset,
Walker IOmIin, L e Page, Jas Gordon, I,aac a
90 i'm, Jo'i3h smHH, JOAN Shield and Sterling
j complaining examined the Corn fe ds ofthe
gentlemen Aforesaid, We nov report: That It Is
our unanimous op.G0n, That Mir w Tomln's is the
best he Of Com, Mr. 5 CrImp's the second best,
Mr. a G0.din's the luud, and MrJ n Shields the
fourth
We deem it proper to -'a,e, that Parson Tuners
Corn Reid has been visited ny a violent wind and
was very much injured M. .; gives Us pleasure 10
state, that all the Corn Aeds viewed by u.s. are con.
.LLn.rI urru fine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30
CAMDEN AND PHILADELPHIA JOCKEY
ira uNffEr

The rlcss on tho Philadelphia and Camden
Course commenced Tuesday. The day WIS I'M
commonly me, end the attendance good. The TO.
owing o. he results
FiRsr RAcE-mi's hsat-siOO.
Go. J1hnsops b. CIsslndfb, by Prnm,
David TOnss b h John lluncr, Ivy Shark, =
Chls. s.. L.oyds b m Alwidi, by Mon. Eclipse, !
VI. Cogroyc, & Crusader, by WhalcDono, Dis.
Iimr; oil 90.
SEcoED RAoE-mile heats FOO 3 ye1rs olds.
Won W David TOMS groy FLY, out Of the dam
of Tribe by Charles Kemble. Time, sc, dIstanc-
ing the field.
The entries lor today, $4,000, two mile heats, are
Cornelius, Diana syntax, Wellington, Trenton
Tormenter, and Wonder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30

This pumpkin ~ tho largest variety, was introduced
no hc ne.hUOfhoOd by Nc Robinson, tas lcaTu ffom
member uf the Commitcc) and obtained nom TIC lower
country. u abundlnt bearer, and worthy Tic ~
teuuOn ofcuiyatnrs We informed that tie sale Of
tho Fcod p,rqulsis allowed TO Charles OF whom a
supply may { q had.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
EDWIN HILL,
WILLIAM a GAY.
IIsnrico, DC. 20.

A4ri't'Hff '-Hs ~ l"tls
Whefeupon the Frcm.ums were accordingly paid
w SO % Mr. Fos,er-l2 TO Mr. Crump-IO TO
NJ! Godd.n-and 10 Mr. John y Shields.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30
WM. w. RICHARDSON,
WARNER w. GUY.


October 20, 1871.
The third premium Of els was then unhestatng
ly paid N Mr.. Snr'Cs.
Ac1o rlrg 10 the recommendation in tho Rsrort
on Farms, the Society also presented To Mr. VIM.
Mrlera premium oi $40 for The best cop OF To.
hicrO.
The Ptsiden, then presented end read 10 tho
Meeting tho following letter:
TO he Rev Jesse II. Turner, Pre.iJc,, n ,Io
Agricultural and Horticultural Society Of Henri.
co.
Rec. 81! O-oI,.- L. tsu
IN short time ago hoped 10 have the p'.,sors
OF attending the meeting Of your Society on The gO,b
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RICHMOND WIG.

rUBLisHED DALI AID sEAI-wEEKLT. ~
]. u. PLEASASTs. AND A. MoSEI.ES
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a 3-y Week Per sHaau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30

7tansiai,d from IA, Spanish for the Ciaetnaaiti Re.
publican.
THE YELLOW SERPENT-DlSCOVERY Of
THE GUACO PLANT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-30

a DEsrEEATE EoHBER-They have some queer
-pt5.mcrs Of msgisirsey o. England p.cpiy
.u1re The t.sss denominatcj by CoJbo "ihe great
urfs.dnthai BE-, the gentry who take upOn them
s- wee ns Office OF 'Iusuce and quorum" merely
TO- c0rs dsut1ns of patriotism, and with parCI.Hl
veto t.c urrrcsfion Of poschiug. ], WIS orc a.
ftis t.us.ra1s c.sss We presume, who caused aua
1fIl.t a. tUC Jsrrg offender Described ir the 9io0.
lre oa-sasph IRON "a late London paper,
GpTEHutCH PoLfcE.-Y CstcIday John Rams y,
a I.tc ieIor, nged seven years, wa charged viii
.l..Hnr some s1ee, value one half penny, tUs prop
nv Of ~ Joshua Hafgrave, county magistrate
r e. ~ atths Blue Style Greenwich. The child
, 1841-01-30

liam said he, Il have something more 10 tell
YOU
Back again | went, wondering what else
had got TO learn. for | knew all about the
clock quite aSvell rs my fnther did.
William said he. i have taught you to
know the time of day, ] must teach you how
to find out The time of your life.
All this was strange TO me. So | waited "a
Their impatiently 10 hear how my father
would explain il. for | wanted sadly 10 GO to
my marbles.
The Bible said he, describes the years OF
Il man to be three score years and ten. or
four score years. Now life is very uncer-
tain. and you may not live a single day Ion
ger; but if we divide the four score years of
an old mans life into twelve parts. like the
wears for every figure. When 4 boy is Sc
ven wears old. then it is one O'Clock of his
life; and this is the case with YOU. When
YOU arrive at fourteen years. ii will he two
O'Clock with YOU; and when at twenty-one
wears. it will be three o'clock: 1T twenty
eight it will be four o'clock; at thiriy-tivc. ii
will be five o'clock; at lurty-,wo. it will he
six o'clock: at forty-nine, it will be Sc
ven o'clock: should Il please God thus to
spare Your life. In this manner you may Ill
ways know the time Of your life and looking
at the clock may perhaps remind YOU OF it.
Ny great grandfather. according TO his calcu-
lation. died at - O'Clock: my grandfather at
eleven. and father al ten. At what hour
YOU or shall die. William. is only known 10
Him to whom all things are known.
\o-o- ,,o A.. L. 7 Io,.l IL -.
rv-.What o'clock is it, nor do | think that
| have even looked al tic face OF . clock.
without being reminded Of the words Of my
father.
, 1841-01-30
PROSPECTUS FOR kENDAL'S
LNrNSITER.

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name. 10 "a" devoted 10 the following Objects
VIZ:
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additional laws To punish bribery and fraud
,. in exposure al abuses ami corrupIiou>
in government. wherever known Ia cNi>i.
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c-n hanh:ag. and Iis ELECTS upon !ahnr. irJda.
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ture and Uses OF money. and 4 h;StUi; Of the
origin and progress Of paper money in It's
various forms.
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mon in the newspapers nl the day. with Il
uinnar Of news carefully computed. form
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Avoidin. all personal alterations. this
paper, while it Will moi conceal lis preicren,
ces for men. will c%oniine itself chiclly To the
elucida,ion Of facts and principles. leaving
the ruder portions Of political controversy 20
younger hands.
The Expo>itor will he printed in the nea.
test manner upon a royal sheet. folded IN
octave form; each number making sixteen
pages, with an index at the end OF each VOL
ume embracing one year. 1t will thus form
4 book containing a history Of the times with
much other useful and entertaining matter.
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Jan. 30 lG4l.
, 1841-01-30
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the Comfy
Court of Rail- county, letters Of Administration up
on the Estate of Benjamin +. Gray, decd, bearing
ate the 9th day of January, lSll. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are requested TO exhib-
it them in one year from the date Of said letters for
allowance. or they may be p~rccnded from any benefit
of said estate; and 1t such claims are not presented
within three years from the date OF said letters, they
will be forever barred.
Dec. I9--:Tt. JOSEPH u TaPI.EY, Admir-
, 1841-01-30
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

overwhelmingly given that the undersigned has
taken out letters OF Administration on the es-
tate OF Henry Burks. deceased, from the Clerk of the
Court, Of Pike Couu;y-bea:in= date the
lst Of January, A. ID. ISL: all pcT-ons, Therefore
who have any claims against the estate of said deceased
are required TO exhibit the same duly authenticated 10
allowance, within one year from the date of said let
tiers, or they may be precluicd from having any bene
ft of said estate, and If such claims are not present
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
CLEANLINESS T. SMITH, .Rd'm.
Jan. Is, ISiO-3t.
, 1841-01-30

ROGER SHERMAN.-It was remarked of this
distinguished man by Mr.. Jefferson, that he
never said Il foolish thing in his life. Fisher
Ames was accustomed to express his opinion
OF HIM by saying, that if he happened to be
out OF his seat when a subject was discussed,
and came in when the custom was about TO
be taken, he felt safe in voting as Mr.. Sher.
man d'd-for he always voted right. Mr..
Macon used to say that Roger Sherman had
more common sense Than any man he ever
knew. This great and good man vas self.
, 1841-01-30
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTIcE is hereby given that the undersigned
! ma. trkcu out letters of Administration On the
estate of Tlman Weaver, deceased, from the County
Cont, Of Rail, ca. bearing date Dee. 18th, $50: all
person, therefore, who haze any claims against the
c.;aic Of -aii dccca--l. are required to exhibit the
-amc duly authenticated for allowance, within ore
year from tho date ofsari letters. or they may be
y~rrciL!rI from hasiu: nuy benad: of -aid estate, and
If ruch clains are not pr">cHied within th.ce years
tucN VIII Be fn..lcr barred.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Adnini.t[1.
, 1841-01-30
NOTICE.

A LII persons interested in the estate Of
N Dugal Ferguson, deceased. are hereby
notified that | shall at the next term Of the
county court of Montgomery county. in
Missouri. 10 be begun on the second Mon
day of February, \. u. 1871. make a final
settlement Of my administration of said cs-
tate:
Oct. Git. JAMES ELLIS. Admir-.
, 1841-01-30
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

rEHIIE subscriber desiring to close up his
Il unsettled business. hereby gives notire
to al persons indebted to him for TIN Ware
to come forward and close their accounts BY
cash or note. lie hopes that this notice will
be attended to.
CTThose who DO not call and settle their
counts by cash or note. may expect to be
called on by James 4. Robbins. constable of
CuIyre township.
Dec. lo-3t. JOHN II. GRIM.
, 1841-01-30
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 IL ;cr-on- in;csc-tcd. are hereby notified, that
"A the undersigned, have obtained from tn" Clerk
Of tie Lincoln county court, letters tcStamentary OF
the c-tarc OF samuel Baud, deceased, bearing late
the lgIh Jan. l>ii.
All prrsnu..:av-r!Isc whr have any claims against
IL cs.1ir "i ,aiI t",'a-ci. are required to exhibit
rhc smc ln'y nu:rcr'ir.t"! f,s allowance, within
me wear from taC date oi IA! %!c':crs, or tLcy may
ic I.,c.a..cd irom having a"y benefit Of sail o.
IT,. auL it such claims are not p~rcsCntCd within
'irov ,r.s Icy viii be i.rrycr barred
WILLIAM BAIRD. -.
Ian. -. janis BAIkD.