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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

pL.tk TEAS, Superior qunhy y, In papers
ID GuNrOM DER TEA tine AVID extra fine
LOAF : CARS, At iowcst pttccs
BACON MinnllNGS. Ia PUNE order
ALMONDS lVcl s-,it shell
LONDON PORTER. quarts
MADEIRA WINE, In cisht csskS-fcr s.- hv
DAVENPORT n ALLEN.
IN 10 Como, az a a., tsh .,,.,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

( hnAhs, 30 uOO-PuHci?c, Rsg,lil an,i Ilay.u, a.
- -""i OF various qualities and rtire-- for sale la,
t- IAELL, JOHNSTON & iYEiI
". ~ - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
FREACH rEREUMIiKY-

HL snhscri'"r las just received. ty .,cct ip,r,r,,
sIVhS 4"uh faIis 30 ut The above. cnir,rtfr an -,
tnsiV' assortment OF Gurttuu's E,iracf- C;,.,i.,;
t'ti M -'il, MIX of R'-rs sc Ais A -f., v,ti.
y 81 HAIR Tooth, C.othes aud Nail Brushes '''''
lie 10 g.. u DlNNL
sSr.Eclt-we will ray Tie n.shcs, marsci premium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

JAPANNERY.
M rfcf for sale ut lsfe iinp1rt1f,1r ,.,. t-
w oi Jtpinn'd goods consi r,f ~ A' >" FLOCK
fine Gothic AMI Sandwich II, TrsvS
bieai Baskets, Cheese Tmys oir
ALSO,
India Tea Trays and ladies' dressing Rove. q, ...
u ~ t,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

6O BOXES Mould CinJIes
- " y dI Sperm 40
% o. Principe aui Havana Ss-ars
- tuke- starch
luv cu BInoh Rais!uz flesh and To-, - &c..
sale on rcasonablct terms noe '' H. ~ sore iol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
: Mt RAILWAY cooKIxo STOVES

lnthsl,rNesl size the follow
M amount II Nsfk way IL
e9ttifd uu 90 Isffrcfios 10 ilr
GAiuctltrv 2irs''uar ol vale.
Irsy be Bodied. ~ pounds uI
tlrut hakri, sa many Y'uuH.
ui sieat roasted ami brnI-,I
still iraVigs ua0,eupi-,i i've
lnrTr d. rsrs carsi,l- lnil.r-
iopil Tor strcr-rs H.. Quar
tl,N &C iuri required N-ls
rttsIl nus fre kiu He'd when
tie ~IoV, iscol ,a,sre even
ussfItc hS Increased f-r ne
purposes ~ baking or caok.u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

Ii'. '..'i ief'iis
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Wlir"N4 hrrc'lauics. Cuurll fnI MreeIiane Gus
~ go. iy thu.toU her North. tPfofca.or N.ti.anJ
u'ftcf HplIc's Letters NcN Ehunn of Malp.ioi.
l'y'f lnfndng numerous Letters ffst published
ifnu No. -nuE.raI Mauu.rfIpfa.
~ ne lyr- l,nl" or Pee Grace Displayed. BY r W
hruWufrI.f, % ID
'Hg.Dmon'H T.runns'"-twcve Sermons drfvcsctt,
nc e" Temple ~ tto 1srfeiitcs or HAMBURG, by Dr.
Mafia gu.f.lII ' ~ ''''
80 AHlrt u Antiquities and rrrcarrca into Inc nrfin and
",-l'fy M iIc hrI Race, Ivy Alexander W Bradford
rtoad MY" "''
Gems Of Irish Eoqlcnce wit snd Aneodoto, by James
~ published ami f,r sale by
-1c1 SNTH. nRiSKrR NORRIS
az NTLEmE0's gtNE CtLFSEtN
bO1 It's, ot g 80, SO, s32j. $50, ard 1915
u VIM .I' l.Hlrrruf OF fIe HHfvs rUra frr gentle
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'iI'" hnu can Toe wcurtc0mmrnd'd
jaio Man or ~ lI,o,,.
Cn0vEu sEED--io bushels received in store.
" f1r sale
ial WILLIAMS = HtxAIL
BARGAIN.
A SECOND hand Plano roIic, with the additional Keve
~ and Of ZOO 'one-'0rs sale. w n,,
Jalo Teacher of Music, square above tie Banks.
, 1842-10-15

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STATE OF MISSOURI, { SIS.
County Of Pike.

tOuUtN U ] thCs
In the County Court, May Term, AID. 1912
Fanny Iienly Administrators OF the Estate
Of Joshua Henly, deceased, comes and files
Ter petition praying that the personal estate
OF said. deceased may be reserved, and that
the real estate may be sold for the payment
of debts, and said petition is accompanied
by a true ~account Of said administration, a
list Of the debts due tu and by the deceased,
and remaining unpaid, and an inventory Of
the real estate. and of the remaining person.
nj estate with its appraised value. and all
other assets in her hands, the whole unpaid,
by the affidavit of said administrative II
is therefore ordered, that all persons inter-
ested in said estate, be notified Of said Pc
tition, and that unless the contrary be
shown, on the first day of the next Term Of
this Court, an order will be made for the
sale of the following real estate, y ing in said
County Of Pike, viz: the N. w. / and the
W. 4 of the S E section 7, T. SO NJ, r.
4 w, containing 129 acres and seventy-six
one hundred.hs; the S. w. ! and the f 1 N.
W. I section 30, T. 81 N. r. a W., con-
tanning l49 acres and twenty eight one hun
dredrhs; and the F.. / s f / section Z, r.
So, N RIA W., containing eighty acres, or
so much Of said real estate rs will pay the
debts Of said deceased. ard that this order be
published for six weeks in some newspaper
in this state.
true copy Of the record.
Tcs.c. A. II bUCKNER, Clerk.
June 4, 1s42. oW7l
, 1842-10-15
Notice.

e111E subscribers would hereby inform
- their customers rud the public gencr-
ally, that their MILL in tho town of A.hIey,
81 now in operation. Their days for grind
ing will be on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays. Persons from a distance bringing
n wagon load, can have it ground at any
time, day or night.
Terms--l4 cts. per bushel for wheat, cash.
s cts. do do for corn do,
S. N. PURSE, & Co.
September Oath ls42. 2w47.
, 1842-10-15
!Dissolutioa of Co. Partnershin.

,Dissolu'ioa Of CO.. artncrship.
YHE Co-partnership heretofore ex.
listing under the firm of Kent,
Eastin & Co., was dissolved by mn.
tual consent on the lst ofSept. Is4e.
The business of the firm will be set.
tied by either Of the partners in
liquidation only. All persons whose
accounts are unsettled are requested
to come forward and close the same
by payment or note.
HENRY T. KENT.
CHAS. d. EASTIN.
HORATlO T.. KENT,
GAINESVILLE. Sept. Goth, 1912.
The undersi ened will continue the
Mercantile and Commission business,
under the firm Of Henry T. Kent g.
Brother. HENRY T.. E
HORATlO T. KENT.
October LIST. 1912. tf-42.
, 1842-10-15
Final Settlement.

ATOTICE is hereby given to all person,
concerned or in any way interested in
tive estate of Henry Watts decd. tina. the
undersigned Admr's. Of said deceased, will
make 4 final settlement Of said estate, III
the next November term OF the County
Court Of Lincoln county. in the state Of
Missouri, to be begun and held at the Court
Hou,e in the town Of Troy at the next Nov.
term Of the County Court Of said county,.
FRANCIS WATTS, o..
CHAS. .MOUNTJoY, H""
October !, 1912. 4w4S.-
, 1842-10-15
STATE OF MISSOURI, ice
County Of Pike. {

uUt vi iIhN
In the County Court, August Term, ls42.
William Reading, and William G. Down
ing. A 'minIstIators of the Estate of William
d. Biggs deceased, come and file their pc
ttion, for the sale of the Real Estate OF
said deceased, and said petition is accom-
panied BY a true account of their admin
istrntion, a list Of the debts due to and by
the deceased, and remaining unpaid, and
an inventory of the real estate. and Of the
remaining personal estate, and all other
the affidavit of spid Administrators 1t is
therefore ordered that all persons interested
in said estate he notified Of said petition,
and that unless the contrary be shown, on
or before the fr.t day Of the next Term OF
this Court, an order will be made for the
sale of the following real estate lying in said
county of Pike, viz: $ Z Of lot No. 2. n.
W. qr.sect. Is T. 81 n r 9 W, the W 1
n W or. sect. II +. 81 row the f !
N f qr. S 81 r 50 R4 W.. the W AN
W or. Sect. 20 r So NR4W the S E /
F. or. of Sect. 30. 50 the "
2 f or sect. 30, and the w 9 F. o.
Sect. 81, T52N 4 w, or so much there.
OF as will be sufficient to pay the debts of
.aid deceased and that this notice be pub
lishcd in some nespaper in this state for six
weeks successfully,
A true copy of the record.
Teste, A. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
August 90. '42. 6w42.
, 1842-10-15
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Edited by Mrs. S. J. Hale, Mrs.
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, 1842-10-15

Will be submitted to the Press, as soon as a
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Of the age.
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and the Devil on the red. in eager pursuit ola
Religious Enthusiast on a hog, and an Adolf
tionist on a negro.
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merits, the second will succeed accordingly
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, 1842-10-15
PHo.pTET
TO The Nr'v VOLUME OF
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REYIa Y.

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~
, 1842-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has taken out letters Of Ad-
m%inistratinn on the estate Ct VIM. shannon,
decd. from the Clerk of the County Court
Of Pike County-hesring dato the 10th.
July 1912. All persons, therefore Who have
claims against the estate Of said deceased,
are required to exhibit the sa me duly au-
thenticated for allowance, within one year
from the date Of said letters, or they may
he precIu1-d from having any benefit OF said
estate. and il .sch claims are not presented
within three wears they will be forever bar
red. HIGH W. SHANNON. Admir-.
JuIy q. lsi3 3w3S.
, 1842-10-15

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, 1842-10-15
TOBACCO,

TIME Subscriber wishes TO purchase from
L. two TO three hundred thousand weight
of loose tobacco, for which he will pay fair
prices. He ha. also constantly on HAND at
his mandatory in Prairieville, manufacture
ed tobacco of all descriptions. from Is to 35
cts per pound-which he will sell low Mt
Wholesale or retail. lie has also 90 hand L
supply of iron and steel, which he is selling
very low for cash.
GEO. W. THURMOND.
Feb. 5, lS42-tf.
, 1842-10-15
Prospectus
To a pork entitled Truth rersus Error-aiias
PHILOSOPHY, Reason and Common Sense.
against Folly. Prejudice oad
SuDsrsfifion.
By A PHYSICIAN OF Missouri.

eff achievements of glory are not in our
power, let US endeavor TO lengthen our short
portion of existence by those of literary honor,
and since it is not granted us to live long, let
rs transmit to posterity ZONE memorial--fha
ICE hare at least tired."-PLINY.
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DEALE'S odd Curiosity Shop No

j No. 4f8t Broadway, New-Yorh-Deposliory for the
sale of CurO,ities Shells, Minerals &c. on comm>son-c
". PEALE would respectfully inform the public that J. ,
store now presents the largest aud valuable collection
OF specimen, ri NaBai History offered tor sale IN tn,
city, consisting OF FOreg and American Minerals Ju'i
received and for sale tho large collection OF the late D.
Boyd) shells from all parts OF the world, consisting oi
warl, Of l0O00o0 specimens Family and pchoo Cabinet.
Of Minerals. Shells SC. from 81 j0upwards Artificial
for gor,,ed work and preparing Birds, Sci Cons, Insect,
and specimen, every other branch OF natu al science
Pet Birds anil Animals stuffed as natural A. lite.
DAGU ERREOTfPE PORTRAITS
taken from A. 81 ul Z. ~ al the moderate price OF
with DaguerreOtype Portraits trades
for Clothing Fancy Articles. Curia.ies, Printing AdSe
Using SC Persons taught and furnished III apparatus Sc
capable 70 Portraits by the above process very
moderate terms
B.-Pet Bird and Animal, stuffed natural as life.
al2u 1854 Brsalway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09

Carriage s1d one BbrOuche, in first rate order III
be- sold Monday next ~ O'Clock, nj Tatter'slrs IN
Broadway, near Grand-,L Persons wishing pBrchsse
had better attend, they vii be void To the Highest bid
der mtr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09
A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can 10

House No. ~ Rcade-sr'ei, which has been repaired,
ceansed throughout and hted up anew. wishes IN take
three gentlemen 10 board or ior breakfast aud tea.
DAVID OLIVER, late Of the Golden street Hrlel.
NV Il. Nrwburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09
CHAIRS ! CHAIRS The Subscriber

n tJUV-tIIVtI
~ has on hand a large supply Of Chairs Of all kBi
which he will eli very cheap for cash The chairs az.
manufactured by hi.elf and usraSted IL will sell Al he
following prc-s Wnd.or Chars t. Scroll Top Maple O.,
rf.eye Grecan Top. and Bagrster, lis Grecian Flu,
IL. Box eat. best quality, $50 Best Mahogany, Ia
French from a. ~ g. French do from $50 s-as goei
A. can be bought for 81 the city, Mahogany box
arueersm s. 10 - 50, and all Others IN pro-
portion.
large supply of yenetIs ndow Blinds for sl, equally
low. Those who about purchasing the above artclf
Will their interest by calling ~ tse factory and store
Of O. q. Cotton, IL CstharnesL a3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09

- We are compelled by the lensth Of Hon
r. I. Mar.hall's admirable Temperance Address
10 crowd out the article Of the Friends OF A's.-
citation this morning. 1t will appear tomorrow.
Subject Suffering j.. not the Temporal Destiny
of Man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09
Oiled GERMAN SILVER.---JAS.
COUGHS, Colds, Pain in the Side. kals-

~ ing Blood, Palpaiion Of the Hear. are danger9x
symptoms to irie with Thousands ~ lives are annually
ost IN tAs way Every person OF intelligence AMI tni-
sene know, that these tie beginning OF Con
SUMPTION and unles cured must prove iaai Dr hhen,
Balsam OF Horehnund Lyerwo1 and Pieuriy Root Wi
cure tn above ease We bold Ourselves ready ami WI
linz " prove thu statement i any person who may stand
need Of Dr. Aliens Bssam Will call on Dr. GuloN. The
Agent, at IN Bovery. mfu
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Or, Principles of True Organization Of Society

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out PACK, OF his ncck-then and not Ill the,
| did he erii out to the Lieutcnant--~Mr. G. Pm
killed, sr-Im dead cant do no more. {,
30 the Lieutenant says-athrow your oar oyer
board PATTERSON and slide down into tbs
bottom oil the boat, and make yourself rs
comfortable as you can" Well-whst does
Patterson do, as he lays in the bottom of The
boat bleeding TO death, what does he do. I'm,
hits bis arm over the gunwale and shaking
his fist, crying "Comc OH d----yc. one Mt a lime
and Pm enough for We as am., Ave-1sve
Patterson was what ! calls real Grit. AZ
was a good, quiet, steady man too on hoard
ship, always clean and active, and cheerful, in
obeying orders, Howsomeyef--b;s limo had
come, and IN course there was an end of his
boat duty ID this world.
. Well, they continued to fire into us as fas,
as they couki load, cause why, they was ao-
gravated tha so small force should have fir
Ell into them. ~
But f,e Aseicenap.. lakes ogshis hat aud
he lad surrendered, and then directs me 10
hold up our blade, but they takes no notice of
neither, aud still peppered away but lust as
we concludes that they didn't intend to o;ve
no quarter, but meant to extarmina,e MS ont
right, they slacks firing, and taking a lonp
circuit, as if we'd have been torpedo or some
other dangerous combustible, pulled I'M n
board. There wasn't much for them to be
aieard on though, with the exception of the
Lieutenant, who was untouched; there was
nothing in the boat, but dead and wounded
men. They took us in tow, and carried us
down to Kingston, and mighty savage was
Sir James-he said that it was nparGonable
that SO small force should have attempted
resistance, and he and the Lieutenant getting
high, and becoming aggravated by something
as was said between them, Sir James claps' him
n ste,e-raofp under arrest, and keeps him
there under sentry, with drawn baggonet
Tor nigh on two months. After that he sends
The Lieutenant TO Quebec, and then TO England
where he remained till the close of the war.
but them OF us men as didn't die of our wounds
was Kept down in Montreal until-IIere the
old man broke off abruptly taking another long
look at the horizon, and said, @If Pant much
mistaken, master Tom, there's something n
brewing astarn there, as will make ibis here
craft wake up, as if she was at the lille end of
a, tunnel, with harrcane, pouring through
the other-and if knows the smell of a Po
iomac thundergust, we'll have it full blast here
before we're many minutes older.' S.