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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

AN OLD PIONEER. find in he Cincinnati
Republican OF December 9th, the following no.
tice Of General Marston G. Clark, Of Washing.
ton county, Indiana, an early pioneer, and re-
nowned Indian fighter. lie is on his way to
Washington, with the electoral vote Of Indiana.
Gen. Clark is genuine and noble specimen Of
the pioneers of the West. He left his home in
Virginia, at the age of 49, more than fifty years
ago and penetrated the wilderness to the Ohio
river; he crossed into Indiana at Charleston, and
has been citizen OF that Territory and State
ever since. When he first arrived in the Terrific.
ry, there were but six OF seven American settlers
in what now forms the State Of Indiana. Gen.
Clark is one Of the twenty nine sons and two
daughters, by the same father and mother; he is q
cousin OF the celebrated General George Rogers
Clark, OF Kentucky; he served with Gen Harri.
son in Wayne army, the year preceding the
battle Of the Maunec; he belonged 10 the Ken
lucky volunteers under Gen. Scott but his term
Of service expired before the battle; and he was
one of the Two individuals who selected the Tip
pecanoe battle ground. Col Taylor and himself
(al that time he was Brigade Inspector and Aid
to Col Boyd, were directed by Gen. Harrison
10 make the selection. Col. Taylor waited ol
the purpose of having guard detailed, and Gen
CLARK started by himself, and had examined the
ground, and was returning to report, when he met
Col. Taylor; he returned with Taylor, and they
concuned in recommending the place, which wa:
Afterwards occupied.
Gen. Clark is in vigorous health, and is one Of
the most interesting gentlemen we have met for
many day. He possesses an inexhauatibe fund
OF anecdotes OF early scenes and border adven.
lures. Although he is over 60 years Of age, he
came in from Indianapolis on horseback, an,
thought Of proceeding on in that way to Washing
ton; but the inclemency Of the weather and tn
state OF the roads, have induced him to take pub
lie conveyance. Gen. Clark has served a mem
Der Of the Indiana Legislature, and "a India
Agent, and has always discharged the duties c
his offices with credit TO hil SELF and 10 the entr
satisfaction Of the people. The old gentleman
at the Broadway Hotel, but will probably Ieav
to-day. We had the pleasure of taking him b
the hand yesterday. He was dressed in a nea
buckskin hunting shirt, and his whole appearance
and manners constitute fine specimen of tn
noble bearing and independence Of the hardy P
oneers OF the West.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
THE RETURN.

She comes to me in loveliest smiles,
With soul as pure as ever,
Play over her fascinating wiles,
That won my heart forever
With airy step, and be0uteous face.
With eyes ofdarkest hue,
With lovely neck and nymph-like grace,
With breath of fragrant dew,
Beneath her eyes half-opening lid,
Bright tears Of joy are seen;
I've seen the like 'mOng rose-buds hid,
Fresh tears of nights fair queen,
Just as the sun drinks in those tears,
As carly morn awakes,
So I'll kiss OF, mid signs and fears.
Loves tears from AnnG's checks.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
THE BOON,S LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON a. CLARK H. GREEN
Publishers and Proprietors.

II Il Ee WI 3.
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Editors until all arrearages are paid-and failure
70 give notice of wish to discontinue will be
considered a new engagement
Rates Of ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, oftwelvelines or less for
the first insel ton, and fifty cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
For one square II months, twenty dollars.
Merchants or others advertising By the year, tc
the amount of fifty dollars and upwards, will be en-
titled to deduction of one third, where regular
agreement is entered into
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or
derad, without the number of insertions being spe
ciiad. it will be inserted, lin the discretion of til,
proprietary until forbid and charged for accor
dinghy.
All advertisements from strangers, well a
all orders for iob-work must be accompanied will
the cash, or reference 10 some responsible ant
convenient acquaintance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02
DEATH OF COCK ROBIN.

A new version, impromptu, of Cock Robin, Sc
the New York American, by Young Lady.
Who killed small Matty!
We, says Tippecanoe.
and Tyler too;
We killed small Matty.
Who saw him die! o!
/, says Ohio.
With my big Buckeye! o,
saw him die.
Who made the shroud!
/, says Delaware,
I made it with great care,
l made The shroud.
Who dug his gravel
I says sturdy Maine,
And would do it, too, again;
/ dug his grave.
Who toled the bell!
l, says Jersey Blue,
And pretty loudly too,
Itolled the bell.
Who'll carry the link!
!, says Arkansas,
With my bowieknife in paw,
I'll carry the link.
Who'll carry h i'm to the grave?
I,says big New York,
He's light as cork,
I'll carry him to the grave.
Who'll bear the ali!
Missouri and Illinois,
Must try to find two more,
To help to bear his pail.
Who'll be the chief mourner!
Says the Stote Of Isaac Hill,
! claim that honor still,
III be chief mourner.
Who'll be the prison!
I, says Kentucky,
And think my text is lucky;
meme, TEKEL EuPHARsIN!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-02

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oron,ntitrln and s.,,rass con sr,: viii,
confidence. thar the aprr, hansions nEthos,.
who felt il In he their duiv +, on,o., it, =.
Idortion have nrovad tn H., ,i,tannled On
the contrary. this branch nf.La f,c,I If.
Itlirs Of the tfoverp1pnt has been. and !, i
Ibel;eyed NAV ALWAYS he. Tins rorriad on
With avarv i,sir,,lia r,oi.i+v ANA se,rr,v
taw chnnre, and innrnyen'en,s in ,Ee
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
To the Public.

TENtlE embarrassed state of the country and our
Il own necessities compel us in future to adopt a
different course in our Mercantile business. We
therefore take this method OF Informing our custom
ers and the public generally that as we are COM
PEELED to make heavy payments during this winter
and the ensuing spring, that all debts due US must
be paid or satisfactorily arranged, so that we can
make them available, and that our sales after the
first day Of January next, viii be considered due on
he delivery of the articles sold, unless on terms 9TH
erwise specially agreed upon.
H. BUCHANNON g. co.
Columbus, December oath ls39-a5-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
DIR. Z. +. Rouchelle.

WILL in future devote his whole attention
w to the practice OF the several branches OF his
profession. the late residence Of his father be-
COL Nmrod DAVIS aud Lindsey's Ferry. He
willpractice upon as reasonable terms as any other
egniarly bred physician in the county.
Decemb { r 7th, l3S9.--22-tl
lust received - 5 dpe rlor eet Oh
- Flour, and ten saekest Rio Golf e for sa
cheap for cash. Also &c quantity Tenness
Bacon, and 10 bbs, OF very white lard.
A. l.. CAMPBELL.
columbus, March S0th ls39.--SS-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

I.NMOBLLE.

FN HE subscriber will continue the Commission
Il and Factorage Business in the city of Mobile
aud solclls the patronage olthe Planters aud Mer.
chants Of Alabama and Mississippi.
BENZ. b. FONTAINE.
Ang. 70, lS4u. lS--2m.
20 The Flag Of the Union, Argus and Democra,
Columbus, Mss. PlckensviIle Register, Voice Of
Snmpler and Pilot, Alabama Beacon, Marengo Pat.
riot, Eutaw Wing, Cahawba Democrat, Free Pres,
Selma, and Advertiser Montgomery, Wet lmpka
Times and Argus, will please copy t6e above two
mo nths and forward their accounts 10 the Office Of
he above at Mobile Tor payment
Mobile Register
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Mailat's Vegetable Life Pills ana
Phoenix BittcrS.
A FRESH supply Of this medicine Just received
IN and for sale by +. A. SMITH,

A FRESH supply OF this medicine Just received
IN and for sale by +. A. SMITH,
Corner Of Maine and Market SITS. Columbus.
The high aud enved celebrity which this pre.em-
inen medicine has acquired for It's invarlabe eaica
cy in all the diseases which it processes TO cure has
rendered the usual practice OF putting not only I'M
necessary but unworthy of them They are known
by their fruits; their good works testify for them
and they thrive not by the faith of the creduIous.
In all cases OF CGsiiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Feyers and Agnes Obstinate Head
aches, Impure state of the Fluids Unhealthy APP
pearance Of the skin, Nervous Debility, the Sickness
Organs aud in all general arrangements Of neallh,
these medicines have invariably proved a certain
and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health
TO the most exhausted constitutions. A single trial
will place the Lie Pills and Phpnix Btters beyond
the reach decomposition, in HE estimation Of every
patient.
n. b. None are genuine unless they have the
ca siuie Of John Molat'S signature. 45--f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
PAY IN. Pay up!
Carriages Tor sale.

A .WOLFiNGTON has on HAND ana q I ca !;
IN. receiving from Jennings, Robinson n
mandatory at the north handsome asso, nsrt
all kinds OF CARRIAGES, consisting 10 - A.
Coaches, Charities. Barouches and Buggy Il
SC: which will be sold OF reasonable 'e''p'
Repository. ,,..no,eh
All Repairing done with neatness ana ue'P'
his old stand on MarketsIreet, Columbus
march Q, 1899 SAT- :.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
Executors Notice.
Executors Notice:

A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
IN James Brown, decd, are hereby notified Ope'
sent the same duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law. or the same will be forever hh
red. Persons indebted to the estate Of the SAID de
ceased are req Iesled to make immediate payment
PANNEL TAYLOR,
Executor
Ocber j. IS40 l5-m6.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09
MOrus MuIticaulis.

s4*sxa THE subscriber has now growing pc4
;5$tErR Jackson. Miss. a fine lot Of he a"''
GsTVsssR valuable TREE, and will have % inc y
sak..,. or next spring, several thousand io' . sn
He knows them to be genuine, as he bous'l u ..,
when in full foliage. Warranted genuine OF 10 ~
address j. LEWIS, Post Office Jackson MS
70 anv mart If The conntrv. j. LEWIS
Jackson, June /, 1889 47ll
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

Our AimanacS, for 1870
EHAVE been received. They are for sale Oyh'
Il IL quantity or otherwise. n,x
PFISTER s GOODWIN,
N. b. We have beautiful pair Of GLOBES ~
the use of Schools, 10 dispose OF. f'NO
Feb'y %, 1910 33f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-09

TgNhe Undersigned will continue the lacorage and
4 commission business On his own account, and
i'll, as heretofore, give his personal attention TO the
sale of cotton, and purchase articles ordered by hls
present friends, aud others who may employ his ser
'ces, may rely on pune uaiy and strict attention
to their interests.
CHARLES LABUZAN.
Mobile, Aug, II, 1910. 1885,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
Jessps y. TStgys's CoHcesirqf Sar,apartuS
ron TIIC CUUg or
SCROFULA


INIE sarssp1na the shops be- very APT hc ncscy,
4 not quite ucrt either tr'u rr from l-sFius ben
of ne medicine nECl"r with the Improper modes ui pr"
pAr0g which have LONE b,Cuu vogue, Ia probably CON
tTihutcd tOs variable reputation The activity OF the roo
Us heGcyvits depend upon acud principles
sole certain extent wafer cold OF ht, AMI either
volatile render eItucuiN chemical sh,ug- AT the tr
tcature2a deg Fhi- fact agP"nrsi T." 10y
Hancock makes the following observations. "Aner LONG
boiling the peculiar Cnur which Iscs aluulantiy on the
coctiuu ui rs ~lrSaI1Ia. d. Utmost eNtugushed frrm
the sTEsTatla prepared this tuuni sensible
results nI'u any patient, its peculiar uausens
drowzy, anil rocEug elects pu13urcI 10y aargs quantity
although The dcc"oHn Of - or eight ounces Was tined a
dose - Wood q Eurt-s 4. y. DtspeHSafory.
A knoWcgc 81 these facts aud the uncertainty rrae'
ice OF the Of SsTsapaTl In CltO The s
coycrN, after repeated experiments oi the method ui pre-
pairing and compromising ~ extract now Oncrcdto the mc
cal profession and the public. liSpt-par.dhy new pro-
cess, rifhUUt '0c, and is warranted 10 contain IN con
centratct form, tine active 1gnccso the root obtained
from the most approved sp"ciCsut sIulllN
it, efficacy has been rrcNcu ics"din private practice
in the csiul treatment Of the worst forms Ci the dis
Tor thC OF which S8rsaVarilJ s recommended
amer other atoms OF that ciUluc, the fnacca,
had been used without elect number of
tcnsNe uiycuiluu and affections of ihr uUurs In supple
SCroiua and IN mcrvIgl ald mcT,uTiu piuC diseases
without any other treatment except tic most Simple" app
cations the parts diseased Atsl Ot IuCr three huulcs
IN similar will prove tho efficacy and Importance VI
the preparation.
his parc uary or caorucl where that eoine
has been too freely u s,rofuUs habits, Tor the
OF other Diseases being admirably calculated, such
to an disease from she body AMI restore the usual
Vror Of TIE constitution The uSs OF tWr 81 three bottles
will every such occasion, prove eCctua security
against secondary affections.
aud Alternative, particularly IN general deh',
with impure and dcpraVrl conditions ot the system Ium
scrotula and other ssvasCs, u chronic Rheumatism, anu
obstinate allie uf the skin, 10 Is la, auabc gnC.
ALEXANDER pUvAL,
~ ~ pIUWTlcfN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
LOUISA Rail. ROND.
Lines TO Charlottesville, StNunton, Lyuchburg an
the Warm Sprins,

Lines 10 IhafoteSylle, StNunton, Lyrchburg and
the Warm Springs.
NIGHT TRAVELLING ANOIbEp, And GREATLY
- go. INCREASED EXPEDITION.
DN>-t.NGIR> leaving Ric ruioui, by the R,irs,I 4. :
~ reach tc junction 10 BrclSfst. and thence mn.
'Nrh N"s'er Win passengers arriving junction
-a before ir'W the Northl the Louisa R,lro.i To
t'Ns'.e' AMI ihrnce ty stages 60 Charlottesville,
reaching tlar,c,'csyi.c by r. u .nd Cocsrs Gtr.n
tnN's ives. UH night. Leave Cvckc's neat rrorrin-
arrive n sAuuion by 4 VI Here passenger. nav. n
sH"ce 81 routes one 10y II Warm Springs ans th
hcr hE way 81 The Natural Bridge each arriving AZ In,
NhrSl.Hlur on The evening Of the Iriri day from Rrr
mont SH' = hours sooner than by the route via Lynch
Inc Warm = mig Line leaves daily al TO- NJ re,-br,
evening. ''t '''' Wv -
Tie Nl'Irs Br &c Line leaves AZ the sane hour o.,
il'NLls lNarNiys an" saturdays l1ut the alternate
NH"l 1u' arrives al the Brtsc " VI aH'I lcayi- M
next nsru o. amer breakfast, following uas,cuE,Ts s.
seH. r tg.oIc breakfast 10 the brEge5 arrN - Al
u...'. y u W AMI the White sulphur ryriugs the
t. On the above lines are during the sur9r,erap3
'aI fs 90 my To- tae STATE, and are nov boz excellent or.
-rf ' a'a-r lines are the mail lines tn the wrst and
'u ss sHi Their pro1uctOT= IIcds.H the Rail
t''A '.HAnrsio have Coaches provided ,4l tu the lar.
G'si aux arui passengers which r. AMI Thar rxff
'---- '' =, !, .l-..e ~ ne occupants
IfSCHBURG MAIL LINE
Pass-n:"rs ior lyrrEu rr leaving IN tie C.fs On Sur.
ilNs i-Hsis au1 Thursdays VI reach Ctarlo,rs.
VII" gN a0t IHJuug. vr the evening OF no .,.,s
Jay 10 10 .' aud arvs AZ Lyuch5urg The iay TO din.
Fare 90 Charlottesville, IS
l'uclulTsr
THOMAS SHARP
= Agent ut TRANSPORTATION n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
TOILET REnUIsIrEs


TUE Giu.rs -l-I rs.g -n.luy f...,.f. the attention o
lzlIesa ami Gentlemen Co.. one of s most offensive. m
,nrmsn.s OF P.rumory, Sc. ever offered u This city, ar
SUCH IIgss4a sanuH.iaH 'H please consisting Of
SCENTED WATERS.
Genuine Fariua C.DgUa
irsu.a gut American Hu
IprNt. i.E'ra.fr AMI Nu." Waters
TUucHy musk
Erftsrf 81 Musk
IYprrH.Yp Extract
J. Bouquet iH RUIs, by Lurfu
NrrNfHH Perfume
ESSENCES rOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
i.Frie' Hl Portugal ItsUru, Violet. Rose. Pt.rNour
Newenne IguGso' Caroline, HolorIryp., Save
FOR CLEANING TIE skis AND SOFTESINC THE
COMPLEXION
Pearl Powders, NoVsraaf. Rouge. yinlrrs a. EoYyr
Blanc 20 Nrige, Huf Blanc .I. T.. rI.
1ienus E'iuau h'yIHr. Cream Of Almonds
MIrhruH- trnr.r Wash
Toilet OF Nursery Powder, Ep.a Lip slvc
PITPoa Ter ami Tovss
FOR TIE HAIR.
Indian Hair OIL. auH Dyr
Bears rI. Antique. ~ ytriYur 0HurH
Ro~aGIs Gouuuc ant ,fu.t4rrI MtrarlrOH
Irruru Pumruur 900 zr,Hf variety
Beet Ma""TT. ~ g"..,s ,!isars G,egss, Zoo pots
FOR THE TEETH.
GarnH Aromatic Tooth P.ra and Powder
cream DDu'caIT"- Nynps.Ba
Etu #sH Fuurur4
SHAVING CREAM.
MDu1raF Cream 81 B.r-r Almond
Amhr1s1I Cream
Guardian Cream s,poninc rApbrofa.c
T. . Pf,r-r.ayur ppsHDr, aHrUgn'NI article
~ Inherent kinds uf soaps
BRUSHES.
Hair Tooth, Nail auIrI.rI
COMBS.
Tortoise Shell Bun rIp. Tgia. Ifprn. ntss4ra L.
With aErcaf variety NJ French tui fpg- Fancy Goo e.
many oi which caHusf DO. found oI.sWHrtc in ih. rfy
which Willie sold on tle most reasonable terms
T.. DUHAIN,
HtTITH Hl.I.H r tlfrEr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

~ HNfN~ y ~ ltNlENiskNs
TUE suH. rubsr respectfully inform. hs ruromrr4 That
hn nH imppr"da very superior heavy Linen. made
expressly i'r family use warranted 400 hand pun n,S-
m"" patterns. and cases of LUnI,u HOSIERY As fIczs
Tools have been imported by 'hg mJfeubrr Dr h.s huf
y trade Hoy such goods Boz can warrant as being
INC very h0f and Boo BE- enabled 10 sr The following ro1I
80 .nIs iunIrcsscI Linens
GE-t IuGau.I rs E1rnzIsy shrsrrra
20. 1IuH lu UlfraHk
suusi satin Dimasz Double and sfr-r. Table r.r,r.-
nDlghgl lu uubrlrhHd. -1Ig -Kif srIG u g. 10
vi I1'ii lnHe lNyl- luyln ~ l2,Ii Il,6 pas I2r
~. w. lS'Sl' D. :, lit11, Iirs2, llryi.
,,1 ~ aud - Napkins
SsD,SH luasalu.s. &C..
luwr..uT. Uf a'' kinds
Linen lIWhri.H fuI Lawns
DO CimJus ua1Igorrnrf4
10 do grI Muslin rrrur-nga
DO dD inserting aud EirnE
W ell,I' S, 5n \, 'slss Inserting and EsinE
Iarf1u MuaHu, white and ru',rs
S S"a,, Muslin, Is' r,1o' rl'idani striped
ssa,s1 Muslin. Of all KIDD, '
Isl,. nacn 'lrrrI hose, plain, 40 da da opan work.
dq Isle thread plain aud open d1 black sF plain ari
r6,
Ladic' while fo d1, spun DO do q, embroidered anil
open work DO cotton single thread ~ do thread aa ,o
Wcn'sdo and 3, brown do3gnI5
Lance large sic liyrr and 3, i1 brown cotton SINGLE
thread 10 do d1 thread, ~ do 80 and rrsad. so
white open work, dp DO embroidered rDnIr ID, Ll,,,g
open Work ~ 40 cnbroiercdilon
Ghs wl., brown, slate .ni b'sk cotton Hose, 80
70 ~ vnits open work No 10 7, 10 no embroidered
Boys brown cotton hoso No IN 7; DO do ~ Isrf Hose
| 3, 2, z, 10 colgred H.k half Hose.
Mems hail Hose ~ I'll knI.
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~. '''' JOHN WRIGHT.
Ju Main street
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President - Academic Ruya~ 3n Medicine, FAIRS, and
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aUNs. RIFLES. PISTOLS. curLEny sc 4 XyIuolNIA,-A

rules, hollcn In the Cle,k'u ole of
the trculi superior Court uf Law and Chans.TY o.,
the Connty oi Heurcs aud Civ OF Richmond 90 ,h. ,
cry sic, the lAh day ot June, tSiilanss Grrsh.,
Eaa Waller. dens ' 10
the dcicnd,nts, nernsrd winfrcc ani Jas " lipseouh
not Nng catered th,it aud given 80, una, ,e
'n We aet al assembly aud the rules IT this count
80 epp'hnE ~ satisfactory yNti,Ucc thaith'y atc moi
m h"nhs ~ thts tomouw ath. n ordered tnat nm.
l Hccans 40 appear here the Rules t. b.. a, ON
h N,ul ~ september neat, aud answer the TN of
c PAINFUL snd that copy OF this order be to,thwith In
seea IN som" newspaper published Ia the ty OF Hirh.
uioui, for tNu months vrly ami rosfr,l - 49, ,
"cor Of the Capitol, IN the said city.
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