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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
AUCTION SALES.
NY 5. DRAPER, Jr.-Store 54 VIII
~ hana-steet corner OF Pin-.styeeL

- NJ
sR Sunrv % sI, $3.50
Po.,-,x. - Co. \. %. /, 'epteihser 90,
81, a.. IN consequence OF 1ne GI.NS VI
Will no,IiyrIe .ka ''0i 'e "'ceA VIC" u'e MIC
D.M.cyn t,onNs o. ~
Co., o. Er,, So, CO.. :" s'SeA a. t -
49, 81 81, p,,S TO- $50 50 asssr lae tnspeSuoa o. soe
-r ,hs nt;r. ca-,r of,. no, % "p, snay III
consstinr IF SIS cases olive ok do .I,,onJ al. isS 80,
s S,5 do n,n.cs, wine. "a s oa c, .'s *
-;. = $50 ~fra,ar 80 cos Ecs % 49,
:. sasss ~ 10 20 Eases sns
-, - -: h n 40 - nnir.i, AZ ~ SS 49, 49,, VI
"a - s.t 49,. 10 10 Ionlrs classes. do r,,,;r, ~.
- do gS, ,n c,r,h.n,arr cases china wan. 10 DO M
per- do painted paper do umbrellas hats IS cases
sm,iv s,r . IN ,lmoos IA 10 ,sras DO essence az
s ryauo, und rose do toys do capsules 90 Quininr
40 hn,h. ., bhl cal, MAI. 40 abrr.: so st-ef c,sas
.N"e" w -, 'sr - "a -. u, a. s,,,...
esS pst, - oaes =, ,S coyar,sas. 20 mns
-; 80 s S .sI, a. ;,,,,... = a, ,i,h~S,.r
ms ca,e e9r oSI cyseSa, 40 sosS ssn.r
als ~, Mons as xs >,,a.. rrnnk, shoess bsa
wal '' '"ei' rrIy.pSnay San, ~
a, Q. 49, =, ~ s ,nr,io,, ,,,r,
Evrxcs cnon55 ~ a,,osy,. For annrnyrd endorsed
po;,s AT rponhs credlnO case, French Goods COM
.ing raj x,-.,y aod ,,nre asnrtn.n Of ss,s1pa-
Die articles received per resent arrivals
Cataioe ueS and samples on morning OF safe
SnaWLS wi,hou, reserve COMPRISING large and .ul
,orment OF "a and x black ard scarlet Merno lo4 real
Khy ali ~ ~ri @hri from ,he ecehs,e; mann
,scnry Of P;e,,,n,ss / CoNan .n,irs invoice
- i I 1919, 800 "a >>'s WV '' ' ~
Also case" blask and blue black silk veire,S
Also 9r,S.s y,rh higb COS, ,s shawis
Also p caves German c.on hosiery
Also case rich embruideries
Also large invoice OF Eng ish thread lacss.
Also IS cautions German do
Also, case new style eTbroder ed caps and collars
Also, ftiuge- patterns.
Aso, . cases black silk yelvets
FRENCH CAssIMEREs-Also, bales 90 pieces superior
quality black Frssch ccsmeres, consisting of the following
descriptions, viz AanneS winter satin, Hiveriennes,
nor no, Tricet satin retoru, ve.enne iaconne &c.
| &c. &c
Also, 5caseS OF superior Italian servings, from The house OF
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Al ARKIED

81 Kingston ny Rev. II Hustled 5Ir NJ. Wilbur. Jr OF
this cry Miss Sophia Rogers, OF he farmer place
0veeo. Tiora county, the evening OF the 7,h
BY the Rev NJ Wilcox Jared =. Ph-p OF Syracuse.
Emily, daughter Of Jared H1ntagtas, ESQ., of the former
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a MERICAN MUSEUM, AND GAR.

IA DEN, Broadway, opposite st. Paups Church
Best attraction in New.Iork!- Change OF Novelties.-
Performances wise every day-Frst llne IN this city Of
Signor vivaldps MECHANICAL THEATRE.-Mr. Win.
cbe's new coniC ske tc entitled JOB SEARCH EN- OUT
Mis- HOOD, the accomplished VocaIist.-LA PETITE
CELESTE will introduce various Danes MODEL OF
SWIFT ERLaND-NATURAL BRIDGE in Virginia
ALHINO LaDY-GLASS BLOWING-GlPSY GlRL,&c.
MASTER DIAMOND THE NEGRO SINGER is en-
ga. e..
Abundance the whoemuseum garden and entertain
g. I,l.-l -...- LILY r,rirI
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-gKTATCHEs AND JEWELKY yer,

Wv l1w-Tbe sr5.criber : selling all descriptions
gold asd sv.r ever anchor g LePins and TeTg'
" .,ches Diamond Rigs, Pins, Gold Pencils, ses "
retail, lower than al any ether place Il the CITY Soif
Wag-h-s low as Sh &c dollars each "atcEes and 'e"
ely exchanged or bought 49,, -
al watchss warranted te feep good uns or me Io9s
r.turned. u; U. ALi,att
r.ro,.e. OF watcses Je-ely, Wholesale and rsa y
all .treet. up staiTs COY -
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NAPS-CLOTH AND VELVET CAPS

~ great variety OF new an splendid Satf.rs siap:eo
- inanls children and boys cf al ages Asoi lao,Ts
SDo-ting and Dress Gaps The subscriber h4t-rs nas-
be has the largest Ind best assortment OF caps 10 ae cry
aud 1rtE=f recomns e9datD IS The e1ireie toieIsie
prices WHICH they vrnaed Wholesale and feailt
TATSOS'S, i54 Cbat':a.f,-str1eti and
Royeyy
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rr Tbe unrshnu yotaI Abstinence 60.

u The Marshall Total Abstinence So
cIETY VII hold meeting a CGnceH 1 4oe Broad
expected fr.m Messrs W. Disasway. T. s Woodruff Eli
>ha Burchard H A. Fay and other popular tenperance
& n oy s asy nTE
All persons whether the sober man, the temperate dnker
u u S''A''1' - '''''s' A. D. WILSON, President
JOHN 7. DuRYEE Secretary. SD IT,
u TeefoanIers, Arouse Tie Washington To
tai Abstinence Society will hold spera meeting at their
past O'Clock The members are requested be punc-
nai in h. attendance as business of importance will be
| sselr" WIN. TOMPKlNs, Chairman.
uGournud,s Blanc D'Espasne, or Spanish
lily white imparts pure iieike aabaIer whiteness To
the complexion, is entirely article and free from
m or s n5ys OBJECT Put erssD osp at IS
each To be had at the original Office 81 Walker ST.
| door from Broadway. s. lmis
IL Ely Letters Patent of the o. s.-The pub
lie cautioned against purchasing the Tricopherous
Medicated Compound othe human halr al dol per
a as and u sd s has he
came. A G. Barry printed sn the outside wrapper Be
sure to purchase the Hair Cutting Rooms LAG Broadway
corner OF Lio-rty.strei up stars Of appointed
agents Any other article OF the same name Is an IMPOSE
tion. 81 I'm
az Wealth, Quiet and Cemfori.-The Ora
ham House s. Bafclayst Newiork, Proiers advantages
TO Strangers stopping days weeks the city, such
rarely offered. IT elgbly located clean and
airy street very rear the business part city, and
The immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
lis apartments are convenient and while lis table is
,upnird with the b-,l Vegetables and Fruits thai can
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and StRluars
Of all Kinds Charges modera.e(Slt 10 81 25 per day for
ran.en-ard effort made to render B.arders Gem
fnr,abe Shower Baths Remember IS Barclay-st.
| p Particular Notlce.-Iuose persons having
uratue ary description Of CT who are break
ing up housekeeping, will find, ready sale Tor portion
all ei their goods by sending their address, or calling
upon the subscriber. Gaois any amount purchased.
f. COTTON L Co. 1877 ChatL ana-s'.
Al Private Sae-2 first Piano Forte that will Ae sold
| very low je29 If
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VHE late firm of Nathaniel Weed

"A HHE Idte IIIH OF NdlIdHItI Wtsu q
4 Co. having been dissolved the 3st Of August ut
NO. The undersigned continues the Dry CoadS business AZ
old stand No 9l Pea street hrs cunt and
sccs the attention OF his former AMI country
merchants generally, 10 bis stock of New Goods
opening and WHICH he constantly adding from auction
and other sources. consisting OF
Cloths, Cassimeres Satnes, Ne.tings,
AspleudId assortment oil British Prints,
do do French and Anericnn,
Brown and Bsaclsd Sheetings ana Shrtings, OF all the
approved factories
Nerinos AlpachaS, Orleans Cloths,
Plaid Shasls Rob Rors and Tagllonis
Yarn Wick, Batting, WadGng, and such other articles
comprised in well selected Stock OF Staple by
Goods. NATHANIEL WEED,
70 In l9i Pearl-s,reet.
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AsA WANTED on a Lease-A Build

ing suitable for manufac ory, from GO U 10 feet in
lvlgtn 50 feet WIDE well lighted, slores high, With
ground fa,r and pswer building ,utabie in
Other respects, without provided there
v.ni.uce, Ia .5ace engine. y bs located in any part
Of tbe City rGoire "a Leonard street, American Steam
spar Refinery ,Z2 lw'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, SEPTEMBER Ell, ls42.
IMMATURE ALMANAc.-THis DAY
Rise. 55 - ' Sets Rises s. s Mor Eve 10 10
Latest Dates.
ospog ..........Sa pt. HAvRE ..............SepL
LIvS:RPooI. ..........S-rt. New-oHLEASs. sept 10
Ships Gladiator, Bron, London, Gfinnell, hl'ntuIn
CO.: kajah, Bangs New oleans J.hn EIweII Co; Ire
mont. Gillespie, Hull, &. J James Claud, tBIem) "ep-
els, Bremen, G \. F :hamacker.
Briggs WA II. Taman, Matthias. Norfolk, Va; Was
nglou's Barge. Appetoa; Zane iBf Webb, Barbaaoes'
via si ha Nv noo ass s. perb Mckinley vaa
et cAerson Price, Ducbl Curacao, JOS Foulke Sons;
DEFY, Chase, cui scoa, II. Hayiand; F.; C. Mitchell
Morse Newbern, N c Rochester, Wise, Baltimore
Ship Southport Herbert from HAVE, 18th Ang in BAL
last, TO G. Bn key Spoke na,nE &, ce,,s ui,s Is, ,o,
salt, 10 Hawvs Godfrey s. Robinson 40 boxes lemons
Foo, Ward 100 O. casks hhis go bxs VINE ~ II !
bxs order Lift ship Sa naIap9, lo f"th JUN
Angus barge solomon sallus, for New Orleans io1h OF
Brig Savannah, =, &c ds I'm Antwerp, with ndre to
Order.
.r. brig Curtew, Catd, Windsor, Ms. plaster
Brig Tanlpico n. Haven.
Brig Mouo, Forbes Ne" Haven, 10 w w Frat
Schr Doctor. Prise, Ghincotoagne. cprn
Schr b. N FEED Wan Glider, Havr- De Grace, lumber
Sehr Four srn,hers Floyd, Chl2coleague, potatoes
Schr. James Hirley, Nelson. Cope Charles potatoes
Schr wai. NJ G~n>ey, Virginia. wood.
Schr john w. Taylor, Burch. Alexandria, with h1ur TO
w r. C. Huchcock. Sid in company with schr. Pnebe
Ella, NYGrk
Sear Homer Kent, Boston, mdre to E. Lewis
Scbr Trio Nickerson, Boston, mdze. IN +. Lewis
CoLLrsIos OF STEAMBOAT AND SLooP.-Yeserday. as
tie ,loop New York, of tnwn OF Rye, Wes'ehester
eoun,y was passing up The East River when opposite
Ward, lsand above Hlrlsate the Steamboat Comet Capt
Peck ran INTO her, carrying away heT bowsPr shrods
~, ami an ,arenriy enravored to her on shoFe,
b.rhv endanse.. ihe lives of The passengers and Gre"
twenty in number Com. laint made, and process
was issued Tor the apprehension of The captain OF The GO u
ct This i, the second of the kind IN which the cap
t4ia ha, been complained Of IN the former OF Which ne ""
held 10 hail 10 answer. L. is De hoped that he VIII TX
able ts show thai the injury he inflicted was not intentional
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EVALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
Il prepared with his usual extensive assortment Of sea-
sonable Goods to orders Tor Garments in style
which will coMport with any house in the Trade, at prices
which must offer inducements those paying ready mo.
ney.
Attention solicited the style OF Panalosns furnished
at this establishment particular directed 10 this de-
parment, with the view o! giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
suited are assured tata superior fit always be realized
French and English Cassimeres in great variety oil new
patterns just received The assortment Of VesngS which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths of super and medium quail.
ties for Dress and Frock Csats Pilot and Beaver Cloths fer
Surouts, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, Including Silk and Satin Scarfs,
Crayats. Handkerchief Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Shirts Collars, &c, usual moderate prices.
WIN. T. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 22o Broadway, American Hotel
All
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.


There was fair amount of business to-day, but princi
paly IN Harlem and Long Island The former declined
per cent; Long Island /; Farmers Loan!
O Stale Stocks The sales larger than for days
past. Prices generally firm. The following the
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pOARD-A family or few single gen
A tlemen Of good morals, have Board and spacious
in private family, very desirable location, No. lOi
East Broadway House and apartments unusually pleasant
and agreeable. So lw'
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BEAUTIFUL. GIFT BOOK-Bible BIZ
ography, snbellished with several hundred fine Ed
cravings In one volume 8yo 500 p. z. Published and
sold No I22 NassausTeet New York City Price q o.
~ dge~t, ncanted in touyn and country
III tms- ROBERr SEARS, Publisher.
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LVALL AND WINTER GOODS at the

FALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
L NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH.
MENT 1AG Fulton street, near Broadway.
The subscribers preSared with large and extensive
assortment of FAIL IND WINTER GOODS to exc
cute orders or garments at the shortest notice and small
advance from Our purchases made exclusively for
cash. and fall business fully determined
10 sustain unusually low prices aud ura sh our custom
ers with first rate article at small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who are in want OF
an outfit will find therineres to call and examine our
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders.
Full suits furnished in a hours.
Strict punctualiIy observed in filling orders.
sl2 iSti }. Z. BOOIH u GU
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DY ALBA KIMBAI.L-OAice No. AZ

TITO HATTERS.-The subscriber has
constantly on hand a full assortment OF Silk Plush,
which he offers for sale very low prices
THOMAS p. CUMMINGS,
sis jslm II Pine Pearl
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CHILDREN CRY for s,herman's Lo.

CHILDREN CRY for sherman's Lo-
" zenges and well they may for they very pleasant
and ecacious, curing coughs and colds in few hours,
consumption in few week,
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
and much suffering, whea Sbsrmnbs Worm Lozenges VIZ
inallbIy Destroy them Many have been snnchtd from
an early grave by them. OF Mr. Henry King Of
Paterson had suffered for months and knew what
allied nim- Three dos.s OF the .ozenges rDerey cured
him. Hon. b. y. Beardsry says they saved the life OF bis
only child.
HEADACHE, PALP1TATION & SEASICKNfSS
relieved in from 10 10 minutes by 81 ermans CaIphor
Lozcnges famous for lowne.s spirits dependency and
all affections Mayor Clark says this Is great
country and Sherasn ozeages are the greatest Invention
OF moaern times"
ONLY ONE SHILLING
for Sbermans Poor ms Plaster real cureal for pains
weakness in the back breast part Of the body
Itcaat Ar beat, we know tneither Shermans 0rrs
Tooth Paste be beat nng the gums and sWeetening
breath His warehouse log Mas street, door
above AHn. Agents n East Broadway, 1913 Bowery, ~
Hudson sc William no ana IT'S Broadway ard 39
Fulton street Rrooklyn. BE get Sherman's 81 Wv
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TITO TAiLORS.-One of the greatest
IL discoveries made i'll the art of CuttingJABEI
DAVIS has discovered tue true principle in the balancing
and Drafting OF Coa-wheh principle have no doub, has
been more studied than any other science all other SCI
have been confined 10 but few compared with the
thousands of the trade that have turned their attention
discover this point both here ard in Europe for this fifty
years Il is an entirely original and sc-varying SYSTEM
nothing complicated matter in what position the person
stands When You draft the Coat works out every point
derfecty This system has been thoroughly attest
by number Of the trade for eighteen months in New
York. Any OF the trade wishing 10 obtain good rule for
drafting Goats with original Improvement on Vests and
other useful Instructions in the general art Of cutting,
solicited call 1876 Fulton street Newly ork where they
will receive every attention.
s22 I'm JABEZ DAVIS.
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HOLDS. &C UGHS and CONSUME


HOLDS, &C UGHS and CONS UMP-
" TION-Dr SwAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP Of
WILD CHERRY is invaluable remedy for al diseases
indicative OF Pulmonary Affections such chronic
coughs hoarseness, whhopiDg cough, whetzng and Diff
Guilty OF brea;hns Group and spi'lng of blood &c Thss
Syrup Immediately begins neal the liberated Uags top
ping prouse aigt mitigating the distressing cough
the tine Inducing healthy nalnrai expec-
oraOn also relieving the shorpess OF breath and pain E
The chest which hara.s te sutreron the slightest exercise,
and finally the hectic flush the psid ard eniaciatsd
cheek will vanish ard the sufferer will perceive him
self nsrhrd from premature grave and restored 10 the en-
nymcnt comfortable b-ait. For sale only al Dr. w. H.
Minors Drug Store 1872 Broadway. cor John ST sl2 im
liza HOUSE TO LET IN BROOKLYN.
fasM -snusted on the Heights, No 81 Hicks street Il
sonvrni-sa story dwelling and will be !et low Till
l., AZ Nav Possession Immediately. Inquire III Pre-
r-es ar Of J. WINCHESTER. 30 Ann st rhs
Ia TO LET-The 2 slory House, No.
I";A III Chambers street, furnished unurDished and
given about the lst October next as may
e required. Enquire OF john Graham, No. a Wall street,
ns,r brjIding or on the premises $50 lws
esa5. COTTAGE fer sale or exchange,
a. with lots OF ground.-Prce 275e being less Than
ihr house Tie greatest part remain on MOTT
gage al S per cent.
j. b. HOYT Chambers+kee,.
s2l II A. HOYT 5h Cottage Gr,nd-s,.. WDfianisburgh.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, SEPTEMBER FL, lsa2.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-THis DAY

THE SUN rHs FULL SEA.
Rise. 50 Sets 6 Rises C 81 Nom q Eve. 10 10
Latest Dates
ONION .............Sap 4H.vRE .............Sept
LlvsRpooL ..........S-r Observation-Disclosures. SepLl3
, 1842-12-10
Notice.

CONSTANTINE BRUCEi in right Of So
" phia his wife, Gate Sophia Williams.)
and Reason w. Marshall ins right Of Eliza
beth his wife, (la,e Elizabeth WIIliams,)
heirs and distributes of thepestate Of Ste
pheu Williams deceased, do hereby give
notice, to Anthony Williams, Amedia Will
inns, Thomas Williams, Bryant .. Will
fans, Pikuey Williams. Martha Ann WE
Jams Matthew Glover in right Of Polly his
wife, Oatc Polly WilIiams,) Hcbecca Will
Jams, widow and relict of Stephen Williams
dec ssscd, all heirs and distributes Of the
estate of Stephen Williams decd, that
they will apply to the Honorable County
Court within and for the county Of Mont
gomery, in tina State Of Missouri, on the
first Monday IN February A ID ls43, at the
Court House in the same county, to otdei
the distribution of the personal estate and
moneys Of said S'erhen Williams deceased
and distribution Of the slaves in kind al
equal rs the value and number OF slaves will
admit Of belonging to said estate, to all the
abote named heirs and distributes, accord
ing TO their respective shares and rights un'
der the statute &c.
CONSTANTINE BRUCE.
REASON w. MARSHALL.
December g., 1913. Sw5.
, 1842-12-10
Land 4 Town L.
FOR SALE

TIIE subscriber will offer for sale
l. at public auction in Middlc,own,
Montgomery county Missouri, on
the 18th day Of December next, on
a credit of - months. the following
described land and town lots. 10 wit:
The north east fourth Of the south
east quarter Of section no. 5 in I. no.
SO, r. 4 w. containing 40 acres with
acomfortable dwelling, Tobacco. barn,
and other buildings, and Is acres in
cultivation. also lots no. 5 6 J and 9
in Block no. 4, and lots no. 2 and 8
in bleck nc. 6, all situated in Middle
town in said county of Montgomery.
and most Of these well improved
The title to said land and lots is III
disputable, and they will be sold posi-
lively on the said 18th December
next, unless privately sold before.
SAMUEL G. FIELDER.
Nov. 5th. 1912. 4w1.
, 1842-12-10
SALE OF
School Lands.

N virtue and by authority Of two
l. orders of the Pike county Court,
made at the August term 1912, aud
To me directed. | shall on Monday the
9th day Of February next. at the
Court House door in the town OF
Bowling Green. and during the term
of the Cilcuit Court for said county
of Pike. proceed to sell to the highest
bidder at auction, The following school
land to wit: Section Is in township
SO N. r. A west of The fifth principal
meridian, and section l6 in township
SIS north Of range 2 west Of the fifth
principal meridian. Said sections
will be sold in lots of forty acres
A credit of twelve months will Segiv.
en-, bond with approved personal Sc
curity will be required OF the pufchas'
ers, bearing interest at ten per cent
from date.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff:
December 8, 1912. 9w5.
, 1842-12-10
Notice

T hereby givek. that I shall on the "a. day
i of January next; al title eounting house OF
l N. Bryson & Co. in the town Of Louisiana,
in the county of Pike and State OF missouri;
hire by my agent Moses Kelly. the slaves be-
longing to the estate Of Roland Burbridge !ate
of said county Of Pike deceased. Aamong tho
slaves to be hired is one man, two boys, three
women and one girl, also at the same lime
and place, rent the farm on which said deces"-
ed lived at the time of his death. on the waters
of Buffalo creek, in said county. and also sell
a likely ifiare belonging to said estate. Tho
terms Of hiring, renting and selling, to be
made known on the day Of sale.
.. JOHN LINDSEY, Admir-.
December 10; lS42, 3w6.
, 1842-12-10
Administrators Sale of Land.

10y virtue of an order Of the Pike county
Corut, made at the November term 1912.
the undersigned Adminisfrattix of the estate
of Joshua Henley deceased, will sell at public
auction 10 tho highest bidder. tho following
described land or so much as will be sufficient
to pay the debts Of the decd, viz: the N. w.
IL and w f.9of : z Id sec. TT. s. r. 4 w.
containing 1923 and sc1eDty-six one hundred,h
acres, the $ w Ia and f l-3 Of N w. IA
section 80, T. 81 K. w. conta ming l49
twenty.sight hundredth acres and E l-2 of 5.
F.. IA section I T 50 r. w Containing 30
acres, at the door Of the Court House in Bow
ing Green, on tho first Monday of February
neYt, on a credit Of l2 months. the purchasers
giving bond and good security, bearing six
per cent interest.
FANNY HENLEY, Admr'1.
December 10, 1912. Ave-
, 1842-12-10
LoUISIAN
Cheap CASH Store,

Sailing nearly at 81. LOUIS Prices.
THE subscriber woufdi respectfully inform
the citize ms Of Louisiana. and the pub.
lie in general. that he has lately removed from
st. LOUIS. and opened a store in Louisiana
Pike county Mo-, next door to G. W. jerks
f Co, and intends Keeping on hand at all
times a general assortment of Dry Goods Gro.
ceres, Boots, Shoes Queehswsre &C., which
he intends selling nearly at st. Louis prices
for cash. Please to give me n call and salts.
fy Yourselves. E. S. BLOCK.
Louisiana, Mo, Dec. LIST, 1912.
N. B.;All kinds of mcrchantablc produce
will DO taken Interchange for goods at the
highest market prices. l.. S.B
December 3rd. 1912. 3m5
, 1842-12-10

EROM. the subscriber at Ashley.
Il in this county, about three or
four weeks since, a light gray Horse,
of iniddlihg size. has lost the sight OF
one eye OF nearly so, had on a com
mbn sized horse bell; the strap had in
one or Two places a slight incis Ion
made with a knife. 1t is probable he
NAV make for St. Charles Co. where
he has been owned for four or five
years. Any Information that may
lead to the recovery Of said horse;
will be thankfully received and suita-
bly, rewarded.
JOHN ADAMS.
&shlev Nov on 1910. q.
, 1842-12-10

THE undersigned Administrator OF
l. the estate of Frederick Good
man deceased, will proceed to sell at
the late residence Of said decd; on
Indian Creek, in Pike County, on the
oath day of December inst. oil the
personal estate of said deceased, con-
sisting Of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs,
farming utensils, crop of grain &c.
The sale will be made on a credit OF
l2 months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security.
JOHN F. WRIGHT, Admir-.
December 8, 1912. 3w5.
, 1842-12-10
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court Of
Pike county, letters Of Administra-
ton upon the Estate Of John Jones,
deceased, bearing date the 18th day OF
Nov. A. D. 1912. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are re-
qucsted to exhibit them in n year
from the date Of said letters for al
.lowance, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of said estate; and
if such claims are not presented with
in three years from the date Of said
letters. they will be forever barred:
JAS. nj. WATSON, Adui'r:
Nov. I6. 1912. As.