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N o T C F.,

is Hereby given, that the undersigned. has t,ken
out Letters of administration. with the will annexed,
upon the Estate ofJohh Os.tre.ch. ST. deceased from
the Jerk of the Warren County Court, hear ring dat e
the 18th day of Sept. ls4l; all persons having
claims against said estate are therefore not fed To
present them for allowance, within one year from the
date Of snid letter. or they may be prrcluded from
any benefit Of said estate. and If not presented with
o three years, viii De forever banned.
CHARLES A.. KUNTEE, Adm,r
, 1842-01-01
IOl Chesnut street, Philadelphia,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TINE unders rned administrator of the estate Of
Il Humphrey V"n"oy. late Of Pike county, No.
deceased. on the 25th day of December instant, st
the late residence Of said deceased, on Indian Csssk
will offer for sale and sell 20 the highest bidder on .
credit Of twelve months, the peroBal property q
SAID deceased. consisting OF hor.es, cattle, hogs.
sheep. corn. farm ng utensils, and some ho1sehold
ard Kitchen furniture.
NATHAN vANNoY, Adn.r.
r<o. !, IS3I-3t.
, 1842-01-01
NEGROES For SALE.

ID Y order of the Pike County Cont. the admins
II traitor of the estate of l.. r. Damrnd, will sell
to the highest bidder, in the town of Pnyuc-viile III
said comfy, on the :}0th day Of December l-il,
fnmr likely y"u,g Negroes two boys and two girls, on
II credit "f - months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
n. T. DAMR)N, Admir-.
November l3. l-il--tE.
, 1842-01-01
FINAL

HlHE undersigned Adminisir"r Of the e.tnte Of
w. & Cab deceased late Of Pike Count,
Mo hereby gives notice Ia all concerned or IL anyway
interested in said estate. that the undersigned admin
istrator will apply for a final settlement of mid estate
at the next term of the County CcnIt of
said county.
THOMAS CASH, Admir-.
Nov. 6, 1S4l-4t.
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I J. G. Chapman. Painter Of the National
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Lord Bacon's Works, Theirs's History Of
the French Revolution, and Waverly
Novels, in 5 vols. 2
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So,
County Of Pike.
In the Circuit Court, ofthe Term of September, to
wit on the Both day Of SePtember, lS4l.
DAVID C.M. Parsons, Plaintiff,
Is Petition in
JAMES U. BYENE, and debt, BY Attach.
WILLIAM E. KEITH, Defe ndants. ment.
And now Mt this day comes the snid plair tiff, by
ms Attorney, and it appears by the Sherif's rrtnrn
endorsed on the writ issued herein, that the follow
ing real estate, to wit, the west half Of the south
west quarter of section 10, in township No 81. north
OF range No. 3 west-the southwest fourth Of the
northwest quarter of the same section 5?} acres of
the west side of the east half ofthe southwest qunr-
ter, and 20 2-3 ncres off the west side OF the :. E
fourth of the N. W. quarter of the same section,
township and range. hath been attached rs the pro-
perty Of the said james U. Byrne--ard it also ap.
pears that the said James U. ~ rne and William F.
Keith ARE not inhabitants Of this Stste-wherenpon
it is ordered by the Court, that the said James u.
Byrne and William T. Keith he nutifed that an at.
tnchment hath been issued against them in favor Of
me sam FinlntIh. Tor the SUN OF three hundred and
thirty dollars and seventy five cents (bes:de inter.
est aud costs Of suit that the above described real
estate NTH been attached as the property of the said
james L. Byrnc-and that unless Won, the snid
James U. Byrne and Willrnm F. Keith. be aud ap-
pear before this Court, ut the next term thereof. To he
begun aud held al the court house in Bowling Gn en-,
wi lin aud far said county Of Pike. on the fourth
Monday ct February next. and plead TO the said
PI"iniIf's action, M or before the third day Of said
Term, judgment will be rendered against you by de
ihul', and the property attached will be sold
as aforesaid. TO sati-fy the same And it is fur
ther ordered by the Cont. that II copy Of this order
he published for six weeks sncce..iv-Iy. in some
newspaper printed in thi. State. the last Insertion to
he at least thirty days before the Commencement If
the next Term Of the court, until which said Tenn,
this cause is continued.
]. J. VI. Moves. Clerk of the Circuit Court aforr.
sad. certif, that the hbuve writing isa true mud cor
rect cory of the record and proc, eding nf said Court.
in the nhc,e entitled cnu.e. Mt the tine nd daN
therein mentioned. rs fully IMPLY md n litt'a.
the same remains "u The record al said Court.
~ In with-ss whereof l, NJ. J. Nnyrs.
seal. f'ierk have hereunto set nv hand and affixed
~Dihe seal of said Court. ut tie office thereof,
in l'owi"- Green, in said county, thi. l4th day OF
Oct"ber, 4. D. lstl,
NJ. J. MOVES, Clerk.
NJ % 1871 g..
, 1842-01-01

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leave Ia aunnnuce a host OF talented and elegant
Amencan writer's.
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

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In the Lincoln Circuit Court, Missouri, October
Term, l~4l.
CHARLES BrNSrr, Conplainant,) Bill in Chanccry
Wary BESNET. Defendant. Divorce.
y OW, here come. the complainant nv h. solicit
" tor. aud on affidavit of said complainant, it
appearing Ia the sati-fnctIon Of the court, that sad
defendant isa non resident of this state. II l. there
lore ordered by the Court. that said defendant be
notified by n publication of this order, To he made in
.UCcrssiNcly, the last Insertion to he at least fur
weeks hrfrre the commencement uf the next NarrL
term OF the court. that the said Complainant In-
filed IL this court. hi bill Of cum plnint against her
for divorce from the bond. Of matumany. There
fure the snid defendant is required 10 nppenr in tile
court, on the fr.t day of the next term to be begun
aud held II the Count Home in the town Of Truy, i'll
and for said county Of Lincoln. On the ID Monday
IN March next. and answer said bill of complaiut, o.
the amr will br taken for 'oufcssrh sgains: her
IIm.t"n Ter complainant.
: ate of Missouri.
Comfy of Lincoln. J., Francis Parker. Clerk Of
the Circuit CONT III Nud fnr said County Of Lincoln,
certify, ihnt III" above ism true cory of mn order from
the m-ori- 81 said Court, made at the October .ern
thereof. 1SdI.
Given unde. my hard and the seal of .ail
Seal rircnrt CONT. Ht Office in tnC town nf
49, Troy, in aud for said county OF Lincoln.
tbs Eth day uf November, l>il.
Nov. 2D-St. FRANCIS PARKER. Clerk
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In the Circuit Court, ofthe Term of September, TO
wit. on the Both day of Septemhec, lS4l.
DAVID e. M. Parsons, Plaintiff.
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YAIuAnIE AND RARE hooks.


HISTORY % Europe, fAnm the French hevoluton In
n lisa 10 the Restoration OF the Booroons In isb-By
Archibald Ahscn, RISE
selections from tho EIhnhurg Review, comprising the
articles lou nal from lis 20 the
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tory notes = Editcd by Maurice Cross
llallam's Constitutional History Of England
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Of Ameriea-Ry William Cobbctt -.
sterne's Sentimental Journey lin rTeneh>-beauiiuliy
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and Wiltings-By Barry Cornwall
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Ct cum Nolcs-Richard Bcnilci Tor sale.
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