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1rFTRENCE-.
TRUSTEES sisE-

DY virtue. and by :u"priiy ~ u
ID Deed of Trust Lea n ut" j."
9Th DIV nj Drcembe,. A ID i!1!-
e,ecut d by jacob q. n-ra::i. "',i
IInnnah his wife. Of III" c"..- 80
1t. Ln,is. aid State }, N:,a.r''. =.
H.. Cn1tl- Of the c4tnf, "i In""''.
and State ;.iore.a'd. for liz" inr''>"
of securing 10 D,vid Ba!e> "A h-rd
~eun., 'at- the 27;h ,iay Il N"r,"-
er lGII. cond. i,nei 80 ~ i'r'..
Bail, V or or der. (>'x'een n""i'-s a''er
da.e) ore ;hpusiGd j. llar-, "ic1
rest 1T lie rae 81 ,e.7 - 'ra'H
arntm. SD bend tr'nGr 81
unrai'. h. rvfire !. - AdG..".
o! Ira Cute deceased. N &C.,
Hilh the terms 81 the af..rea.:'' -
of trust. will p~oresd TO &c! Z; r:"-
lie rendre at an ! on The nre3i>f'.>-l
lie tenth DAY of My n.A'. 'otN'ra
he hours al ten O'Clock \. ". a.
ihrre O'clock p. NJ. q sid d'v- FIR
cash in hand. tie Having Gr>'ala.j
leiI estate m-niiJHeI IL s-is Il = ~
trust. namely: u ce't"ia p"'e ~ -
eel e ,anG: situate in the com ai-
stat NJ, re.aid, LgiHr'.G "a s--
and -ione ~ The bat X ii re 3
s:pyi RIVER. lite .~ou'i.,a>'cr'y e
the store (-orm"riv o'c"f'o.. j.. -
3. rars,rs, thence w.stv al, Ia ';e
ros, 81: ming IN tie c nrr = t."
d"ur,~r! OF the house (i'sr"r.i,F'
cupiei tv sid Parsons. BEN /, ="
s.nth east Conner IteGr.'. tH.''e
continuing in tie same per- ii lie
c, mpq>s. fItv reds fom IT, p'",
trg ming. insnce weSfwa'tr ND
pa,ai:,l with said river. fly I'D ="
a 81 he an.I stone. thence er>'w"'dv.
~ j raralle, u it'll ,ha first m-rt", ci
In e. fly 70 d, t" n stake "ld s'"r"
, n the u nix Of said rive. ihe,rr
down said river along the vat"rs 'd"'
n1v rods TO he rla!e Of he-mng.
r~"n'ain;rs i teen acres. mo'e RIO.
puntcu at lance vii h. gwen ny
ALVORA COTri.f. NJ.
m,n,,rrnrnr of la Cdi I'D
Ap'ii 8h. 1s43 go
, 1843-05-06
SAFE NJ r-.-, vsTArr,

THE undersigned Administrators OF
the Estate of William d. Biags,
deceased. in pursuance Of an order
Of the County Court Of Tike Coun-
,y will expose to public sale be-
fore tie Court House door in the town
of Bowling Green, on Tie 2nd day OF
the nex, June Term Of the Circuit Court,
of sail County, the following described
lots of land lying in sail County, viz:
s. l-2 lot No. 2. n. w. or. sec. Is,
T. "a. n. R NV; the W. - N. w.
or. Sec. II, T. 81. \. r.. 2 W; the Z.
- n. E. Or. Sec. 81. T. 50. n. R. 4
w. the w. l-2 N. w. or. Sec. %, T.
50, n. r. 4 W.; the s. F.. Il E. or
sec ion 20, T. 81. n. R. 4 W.; w. IL
s. E. Ia, section 20, and w. l-2 n. T..
Ia. Section 81, TOWNSHIP so, n. R.
q. West. The above lards will be sol
q on a credit Of II and Is months, tie
bonds with personal Sc
curly for tie payment ofhe purchase
money bearing interest al p Fer cent.
from day # sac.
W. RE n,M f~Aau'r..
D 1000 ACT
, 1843-05-06
AUMiNISIK.ATUR 5 NOTICE..

Nfrili. -hrrrhy gi'Tntta at the under
AZ sIgrr'i ms i-k. u out 'eitrf-, I idfnin-
I-rTsfurn Oh the .-tate al Sier!es LeWhlitn
Iced from the Clerk Of Comfy Cunt OF
Pike cvun',. bearing date Inc IL Of March,
A. ID, I~41. all prr-rns, Therefore who
have any 81 ,in . a!hIu-f the estate al SAIL
Ie"-..rd are required to rN,init the sam.
tul, auth-rticat.d Ia allow n c., within "h-
wear from the date Of shid irtlers, or the,
M, be- prccIu'!ed from having any bru' Fl
Il laid 81 It, and u such claims s'e not
nrr-r"'rd w hin thee yrar' they will b.
fuieSrI barred
WALTER CROW, Adu'r.
April 18th. I-jl :w2J.
, 1843-05-06

l. l. st ted rh,r l65 II Tie < n
who ,ns. "r fhrir uun'd IL Sid
la e he n t Nv ., d. nl San;a An
M. An i'Ierr"p"riS tat ever, tenth
MN uas evacn-ed -: n thar Y IN
Cir,rnd.n has been 'ih"ra'-i All
accounts aur"e til / n. Texan prs
nr,S have irar most rrucllv trr.a'' Il.
At tie latest d,,, from Me>r' r"-
~rruit$. n the >hap. o. nroI""'"rR
r0lantry. were r'HiIn aliv h-In
br. u,ht mo u n CIV. tI"d IN p'I''
and srr"nrlv .%n"|ei. T'rv were
irm"di';~ly rirrci nler ii mn
r-r>. II Is sad thlr StntI Ann ha'-
ing gwen up II hnics # >ubr'c'r':
Yucaran hv frrr e arns. has r.
solved upon ,ending a forge "f "v'r
10000 en for ;he purpose Of e'IaE
them ou,--,r in vtler N"'dS. arvun.
,hrn mo -u,Tns,i II by ccuntIn-aii
III, If uiIv 'eI lent. NJ. Rep r',r.
, 1843-05-06
Notice.

T9fEERE viii re an ele ion he'd III the sev.
,icompon'es. con pusI g the LIST Big.
aud 18Th d v. VI. W.. on The 29'h day OF this
month, for lEe purpase Of ele"ring = Major
General TO commarG tie l3h D'vIsI'n. To I'LL
IT," Vacancy utcIsiurcd BY the resigrstcu Of
FL Calls resigned.
1IIO'S. ". WFIrIECGE,
Coumlnder lst. Brig q b DIV, VI. W..
pr. e.. EODGE' 5, AID.
April 18Th, 1913. 2a23.
, 1843-05-06
ADMINISTRATION NUtluD.

NIDIltE is itiebN gwen. thht The M
der igurd has nhtaI"rd tom the tlcth
of ia. County Cont ri f'k- county. Mo.
Letters at Naturalization np"n ia" r.-tmi, :"
.ryd F"rd IrDea-rd, hc"'i"s d"'e H..
:iri. d.y My A. ID l>i2. All r'r-,:
having cIarm. against said ~r-tat". are -
uur-,.h u.xhihrt them in mr year tom
,t.. date. at aid I-,Irr- frr slI."a,.c.. .,
they mn, he r'crl"d'h f"n ary ..r,f, 81
-nid ~-.i.t.; aud II .m h c,aims are ut re.
-rutc'i With" three wears fr"m tie DIVE at
aid l'if",s. the, "illhr f,rr,rI barred.
JNo. OWN. ,J.:.,
MARY A FORD. Ada" "'''"'""'
w., Gk I.t
, 1843-05-06
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Py>IIf. unher.ignsd. II cr2Gur'" { : n
vii, ID af ami PUN A. I'm. - VI
"p II a sch ul Tor the in.'r r'I"n ''c r' -"
dumb children. st the r, s,heI OF 10 ~
Fail nd. IL liz Ia ,nrr.tt ""
Terms: ffiy doilir pc. .cEriar for '"tre
months All wb NAV f'i 81, pr'r' {" p''-
ronz. his no ] viii r.ros- lee .>sn'-d Nv
TO. attention shaii Re van'IEg. ~.t"i " 80"
tuce TO tie advlrr' n.ut OF '-",f ti l"'t -
tie .rnth e improvement. Tl">~ - "'TT
> i'll, TO send fro dis, "ee sr'h nc -
ing cue.p IN lie famil, . N VIZ = 81
rrFFREN(E-.
Us. ". Carp'.n. ". iiendr cs. 50 -
- u;r,m q. Edwards, &. h. tr1",, -
:. va, ere. A. II Rurtper. VIM: h'~-
ling Green. Barrel R,gg .Caltb .et.'.ah"r
-shle,, No-
. AprI 10th, 1Sa3. t-'
, 1843-05-06
SEILlR coy,
administrators .SCi:cc.

Y ora !. /. hue, Ei'"".th-t hi ""d'r-
,Igntd ha- u'tHIuei. al Int I lr' at the
, nun,y t"nrt &c Pike County. letter. II
'drrn.-irtti"u tn ~. eft - John VI
irm'I- dr',t-h, dated March 9Th, Isl.
al r,I-nn- irhriJ'h I. s-Ii e-tatr ase ,e-
qr.t"d &" make I":nsdIaur "S meat. Al
-'r-"n- h.l",g rlun- against s.iJ estate,
nj" 'cq"--'.d {" r>hihi, itc:l properly nu.
"a, niI' "i,I. within s",r ,rhI from the date
ct ,aii ittt,ts ar fh"y nav tie TTcclu'.r'i
from having any tr"tt III siil estate. aud ~
n., exhibited Within three years. they wall
tr I, IrIrr hausd.
ANDRE w J.. TN1HDLE, Ad"''.
trr,' -s0,h 1SA:t. .w6
, 1843-05-06
stray OrS".

rTRAYFD fr I'm BnAl,ng Green on wa,
y n-,dsy tho 2lh ult. r'iher small .il"a
light ba, horse. hl OK manr and i+il. q h""
spot IN the f"r-brsd, and ore hind leg from 'hs
hock downwards a lrilr swoll'n Any prrs"n
Who " III return said hors" or s"cur" lifn. and
give information al tins Off 0 shall DO reward
ed for ihsIr trouble.
Nav 6 IA. 1873. ~.
, 1843-05-06
MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst. by Rev. j.. ". Campbell.
Mr.. jacob Crow. to Miss Cathsripe Shaw, all OF
thus county.
On tho same day, by w. English Esq. ar.
Hannibal Emerson. to NIss E. Msse. daughter
Of A. vsss, IN OF Pike county.
, 1843-05-06
Final Settlement.
W., " h I-t:s

4 Ii prisons c"ncrried .r ~ anr uav into.
~ rested in the Estate Of Jis. +. Campirl u,
Grcea.ei. late "f Pike county NJ ;. arc h"r. by
noirf'd that the undersigned Nd limit alter
will make a final settlement of TIE r>i,re 1T
the neal August term Of the County Cuurt
of SAID county.
IOBERT ALLISON. Adm'r.
Anil Gth. l-dt d.
, 1843-05-06

TOBACCO We find among Il pro-
c~edin-s of the P~nIiadrlrhm C'n'i'r,
ence If the MeilmnlIst EPlsr"ph!
Church. thar a rcpnit va re"d hy the
Secretary from ihs G. mur''e re-
mnns'rating against The n>e al t'tac-
90. and recommending tire Clergy
men Of the NJ. E. CHURCHES I" alb
stain from, the Use Of that aruclp.
, 1843-05-06

In Fr,rkf,-d. IN thu county on he III NY
Mrs. Turnbu !, wIfc Df Eiwurdr G. Turnbull
, 1843-05-06

NOTICE 70 Ti;E. nu.:
, 1843-05-06
EFUt * y a.ssils
via piffsburc or Or. cans.

Anil 9Th. l-4t ~ ..
, 1843-02-04
Land fOs. Sale!

WHE subscriber, as agent and owner
u has the following Lands for sale, in
the State of Missouri, viz:
1856 acres land 2 2-l miles north oil
Bowling Green, half mile west of the
Louisiana road: 35 acres improved, 2
houses, tobacco houses, 2 stables. The
above will be sold. together or divided
into two parcels, of 80, and 116 acres,
will be sold ore fourth cash, and the re-
mainder in liberal instalments.
groes.
$40 acres unimproved land from 8 to
4 miles Northwesterly from Bowling
Green, being entire Of section 20, ex-
cept w. 1-2 OF s. W. quarter with E.
half Of S. E. quarter Of section 10, T.
50 r. 3 west; this tract divides between
Timber and Prairie, and has abundance
of never failing water; it can be sold on
a credit if desirable.
A trrct of so acres, in the county
of Audrain, OH Hickory Greek, a FORK Of
Culver Improvements are, log house
and stables; near 20 acres in tillage, soil
good, are about 25 acres of the best kind
of timber on the tract, in a thriving
ncighborhood; this place will be sold for
one fourth in cash at purchase, remain
der in three annual instalments.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
January IA, 1888. It'll.
, 1843-02-04
.ACu;i.WsMOE MiKING.
Wheat
SALE OF
School Lands.

N virtue and by authority Of two
L orders of the Pike county Court,
made at the August term I842, and
TO me directed. | shall on Monday the
9Th day OF February next. at the
Court House door in the town OIL
Bowling Green. and during the term
Of the Circuit Court for said county
Of Pike. proceed 10 sell to the highest
bidder at auction, the following school
land to wit: Section f6 in township
50 N. r.. a west Of The fifth principal
meridian. and section l6 in township
So north of range 9 west of the fifth
principal meridian. Said sections
will be sold in lots of forty acres
A credit of twelve months will be Civ.
en-, bond with approved personal Sc
curity will be required OF the purchas.
ers, bearing interest at ten pes cent
IRON date.
WIN. PENlX, Sheriff.
December 5, 1912. 9w5.
, 1843-02-04
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, on the
lst. day Of Jan. lS43, which if not
taken out within three months, will lie
sent TO the General Post Once, as
Dead Letters.
ia. Andrews, William Bell. John
Bland, John w. Basye, Alexander Camp
bell, FIG Clark, Lewis A. Collins, David
Classify, ]. G. Duval, John Davis VIM.
Denny, VIM. Davis, Vim. Dunn; w. ID.
Grant, Miss Jane E. Griswold, Elias
Norton, Maj. NJ. Givens; Mrs. Catha-
rine Hayden, Jas. II. ID. Henderson.
J. II. Hughes; Samuel b. Jacoly, John
F. L. Jacoly; Samual Lewallen, Road
ham Lovelace; John ID. Mulherrin 2,
James Mccormick, Joseph Reading
Mrs. Cynthia Randsdal; John Shaw
Elizabeth South, WIN. Stone, Epraigm
Smith, Vim. S. Sisson; P. E. Trabue
Martha Trowcr, Miss Agness AM
Tombs; Walter Walker, James Wells
Phillip Wells. m
January Ill., ~oEyp ISL? ',ff1Mi6 70
, 1843-02-04
70 the Public.

IT is well known 10 the people OF
Pike County, that IA separation be-
tween myself and wife Margaret l..
Bryson, took place about four years
ago, and but Il little more than SIX
months after our marriage. The
cause which induced me TO put her
away is well known 10 this communi-
ty--she, since the separation has
been living with her brother-in law,
Mr.. Joel Campbell, Of this place Lou
%isiana.) and he the said Joel Campbell,
after two years had elapsed, brought
suit in the Circuit Court against me,
for a large and unreasonable amount.
for Boarding, Clothing, and money
furnished tie said Margaret L. Bry-
son, upon which he obtained a judg.
ment against me. at the last May
term Of the Circuit Court for 1892 88,
since which timehe has again brought
suit against me for. boarding clothing
&c. have therefore provided her
DtuFulUE u TIC ilOuSC VI ~ .
Yeater, near this place, and will far
nish her with clothing and ecessa
ries, when needed, Il notice Of which
! have given 10 her the said Marga-
ret l.. Bryson, and also TO Joel Camp.
bell; as ! am bound for her support,
wish to board her where ! car obtain
it at a more reasonable price, and
can also pay it without having addl-
lional cost incurred by a yearly suit
in the Circuit Court.
The public are therefore notified
moi TO entertain, board, sell, or iurn-
i>h her with any goods, wares. mer-
chandise, or money, on my account,
us | will not be'bnund for any OF her
contracts, and will not pay for any
thing furnished her except by persons
authorised by me.
!. N. BRYSON.
Louisiana, Dec. Gath. l842, 81.
, 1843-02-04

I'M
The Editor of the Detroit Advertiser
mus speaks of the last Legislature of
that State.
we charged the last Legislature
WIN receiving a BarRs from Bank,
and we now unqualifedlv and DELHI
erate'y rei'era,e that charge, and give
The editor of the Gazette due g. gen.
era' notice ieat we are abundnntIy a.
DE I" prove it. We also said that it
"chea'ed the public printer out Of
several hundred dollars. to which he
was Justly entitled by law" We now
modify that sentence bv substituting
robbed" for "cheated.' and will fur.
ther add that robbery was committed
10 enable Mr.. Chapman, of St. Joseph.
I" crafty a personal pique against our
then partner, Mr. Dawson. al least we
have BEEN S" informed by Mr.. Nor
vel himself, and by other members of
that Legislature; ana we have no
doubt OF ITS truth.
In support of the fist charge, we
say that :..e Bunk of St. CLAIR bar
gained t" pay the Legislature ten
thousand d HAIRS in Canada and other
par funds. in exchange for that 81
mount of Auditors Warrents, and
Speakers certificates, which were
then worth only seventy five cents on
the dollar, if the Legislature would
pa>sa bill authorizing the Bank 10 re-
move from st. CI If TO this city.
The bil WIS pissed according t.
Contract, and the members received
their pay, 10 The amount Of Ten tiiou-
sand dollars. in good funds thereby ST.
wing TO themselves twenty five per
cent. on their per diem allowance.
while all the other creditors of the
State were compelled to take IFS de.
preciaiet currency. These facts we
can prove BY the Cashier of The Bank,
the editor o:the Free Press, and BY
Mr.. Norveil himself, if we can get hun
upon the st,nd and make him tell the
truth. Severas of the members who
were thus b,ited, after receiving thei'
pay in par funds, bought scrip at tht
rate uf four dollars fof three, and pas
ed it off TO uS ut par, in payment q
their subscriptions to the Daily Ad
rertiser. daring the session. an5 f.
other of nur citizens who had been 81
imprudent as to trust them. Will
these facts clearly snbstantia,cd, ",
leave it with the public TO say whetli
er our first charge is not fully sus
tained.
, 1843-02-04
Tile Thorough Bred Race Horse,
Bob EWlnG.

UST arrived rom Kentucky, and
y will stand the ensuing season at
my Stable, in Pike Comfy. No.. on
the stage road from ST. Charles I, Pal
myra. five miles Southeast OF Bow.
ling Green.
BOB EWING is by Woodpccker,
dam, McDufie. grand dam by Col.
Meredi,h's Orphan, of Va. For fur.
Their particulars see Hills. in due time.
MERRY w. BUFORD.
January l4th, 1845. StlI
, 1843-02-04
BurFALo, December %, IS42-

Our shippers have at length deter
mined to give the steam-pf"pelIers a
,i,l in the lake tra,ie. A line of
three of the>e vessels was started
from Oswego. last spring, 10 return
through the WelIand Canal to Ch'ca.
%. but thew were of such confined
dimensions. and ii adapted in general
arrangement. rs to give but faint
nromise of usefulness. Enough, how
ever. was developed to sanction the
,chea,e. and recommend it for furlh-
or trial. This, we are pleased t" learn.
!, about to he given it. Messrs llol-
lister OF this city. together With their
P~errysburg friends, are now building
,ro vessels Of snch dimensions as
,.ilI At once test the eihracv of the
Erickson PROF ellen. Oae is now
lmiIding here. and the o:her at the a.
hove place; both to be of $50 tons.
and TO have machinery OF such pow
or rs will answer in any emergency.
The cost of each propelrr will prob,-
by be less than $4,000. and it is
expected to have them ready m.nedi,
ateIy after the opening Of the sprin.
navigation. We learn, alsa, that 4
CkyeIand house is now building a
like vessel. of equal tonnage, TO those
lust named. and tn be placed under
the command OF Capt Howe. late OF
the Chesapeake. The n building
here, il, we believe. intended for Cap.
tain FLOYD, late of the Saniusky.
Con. Advertiser.
, 1843-02-04
TAILORING.

TNHE undersigned tenders his thanks TO his
old customers, for the patronage they
have bestowed upon him, and begs leave 20 in
form them, that no continues business in the
corner house, three doors cast of the Post
Office, and is ready to accommodate oil that
may give him a call, with neat and fashionable
work. on the shortest notice and at very low
prices for cash, or country produce, such as
flour, meal, fruit, and many other articles
suitable for family use.
All those indebted for the yeare lo1l and
ID, will CONT forward AMI settle the same all
contracts made for trade will vet be received
g.. + TRAINER.
January 7h 1919. 5wio.
, 1843-02-04
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that The
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court OF
Rails county, letters Of Administra-
ton upon the Estate of William l..
Lynch deceased, bearing date tie Cd.
Jan. A. ID. I843. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are re.
ques,ed 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 flom the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
C.. N. LYNCH, Adu,'r.
Jan. Ia, 1843. Sill
, 1843-02-04
NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the un-
AA designed has taken out letters of Tes-
tatncniary on the estate OF Joseph X. New.
ton deceased, bearing date the Pad. dar OF
January lS43. All persons, therefore, in
debied TO the estate OF said deceased, ARE re-
quested to make immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly an
rhenticatci, within one rear from the date
Of saii letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, and
If said claims are not presented within three
years, they will he fme, or barred
WILLIAM ENGLISH, Exe'r.
February 4th 1915. l4-3.
, 1843-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

mTOTICti is hereby given that the under
AS signed has taken out letters of Admin
istration on the estate OF William Bolton
decd, from the Clerk of County Court OF
Pike COMMUNICATING date the IL OF Jan.
A ID. lS43: all per.ons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate Of said
deceased are required 10 exhibit the same
duly authenticated for allowance, within ono
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may be p%recluded from having any benefit
Of said estate, and If such ciaim. are no,
presented within three years they will b.
forever barred. F.'
LORENZO d. BOLTON, Admr.
January 2lst, Is42. 3wl2
, 1843-02-04
Saint Louis Market.

As vet M material change has been
re-; nlIff brides s ii n orleans T HYted Ti2lsaageI
purchasers cau,ious in making con-
tracts, and are holding off in expec-
taiinn of IL general decline in prices.
FLouR-We hive heard ofno sales
beyond a few bbls to the retail trade.
al 50 IS. The article is rather dull,
and sales Of any considerable lots
could not be made at thai price.
WnKAr-The Mills are paying for
small lots, from wagons. As cents;
there is but very !it'le in market. and
a limited demand.
Corn AND OArs--These articles are
dull. Corn in sacks we quote at Is Il
90 cents; Oats, a, l2l cts per bushel
no sales.
LEAD-We have heard of no sales;
at present The demand is light, and
S2.62i is the highest price offered.
LARD New leaf, in barrels and
kegs, we quote at Al a Al; the last
figures paid only for n superior att
Gle.
HEMp--A good quality will CON-
mand So per ll2 lbs.
Hloxs-Dry, II IA; Green, 8 81
cents.
ToBacco-The demand continues
fair--but owing TO the light stock on
h1nd. sales at the Planters Ware
House have been small-good quail.
ties in good order would command.
say lists from S4 TO 81 so; ends 50
As To So e5; 3rds 81 Is to 50 10:
Ks Si.25 to | IS.
FRurr-The Market is well stocked
with all kinds of dried fruit. and sales
are dull-Dried apples we quote at
IS cts; peaches 81 e5 per bushel.-
Good green apples will command IS
cts per bushel
SALr-Late arrivals have replen-
ished the stock on hand. and the price,
in consequence, has declined, Ground
Alum, we quote at 50 70; Liverpool
Brown, at 50 IS per sack; Turks Is
land, 45c; Kanawha, S7a 4Oc per
buslel.
SrcAR--The stock on hand is now
ample. Strictly prime. we quote nj
81 a &c; fair a. a SC; inferior 81 a &c
per ID. -
CoEFEg-Rio we quote at 81 a 10
cts; Laguayra at 9 a 10; Java l5c.
The assortmentin the marketIs large.
MoLAssEs--Ncw Orleans, in bhls.,
we quote at 2Oc. ,
FUns AND PELrRIEs.-Ehe demand
for deer skins is better than at pfevi-
GUS seasons.
aWiGe is the gate, and broad IS the
way that Ieadeth to Instruction. a'
- l. dA mr.
, 1843-02-04

LOVE AND MARmAGE.-A Case was
recen,Iy tried in Rutland. Vermont.
IN which Miss Munsoa recovered 81.
aa5 OF a Mr.. Hastings for a breach of
Marriage contract. The curiosity of
The thing is. that the Vernon, judge
charged the jury tina. no explicit prom
Use was necessary to bind the parties
4, a marriage contract, but that long
continued attention or intimacy with
a female, was as GOO evidence Of in
tended matrimeny "a a special con-
tract. The principle Of the case IN
doubtedly is, tina, if Hastings did not
promise. he ought to hare don: IL, anil
she Law hdlds him responsible fnr the
senperfnrmance Of his duty. We have
M idea Of a young fellow dang!lng Il
bout a woman for a year ortwo with
out being able to screw their courage
to the sticking point. and then gnin-
of, leaving their sweethenrts hall
courted; we hate this everlasting nib,
bles an never tn hite-,his beating
the bush and never starting the game
this standin. to the rack without
touching the fodder; j, is u Of IL IL:
one giri ia twenty tina, can tell wlheih
;er she is couried or not. No wonder
that when Betty Shippers cousin as
ked her IL Billy Doubtful was court
ing he:-, she answered. don'i know
'xactly--he's sarty courtin. and sor
tv not conrtin.' We have NJ 1oub
tina, this Hastings is oneo these 'sor,e
NOT fellows. and most heartily d" w
rejoice that the Judge has brought hin
up standing with a SLABS verdict.
This decision makes a new era il
The law Of love. and we doubt no, vii
tend TO the promotion O fsound matri
mony and sound morahly.-lUtic;
Democrat.
, 1843-02-04
Be Quick!

A Il those indebted to The subscf
n Der are notified that this is the
season for settlements; those who do
not come forward soon will have then
accounts increased by the addition oil
costs i. >. Enc.
Bowling Green. Jan, 7ih. 1913.
, 1843-02-04

NNClCE.
A LII those indebted TO the undersigned will
IN call and pay some; renew old notes. and
close book accounts without day. Thosethat
do not attend ,hiscall, will catch it. No two
ways about it. w. 81. HENDRICK.
Bowling Grecn, Dec. 25. 1912. 3w9,
, 1843-02-04

Tar LATE GEO. B. OcDEs.-The n.
Orleans Picayune ofthe 18th says: From
circumstances which have TRANSFERRED
within the past day or two. it is now
rendered certain that the late Mr.. Og-
den did not meet his death by drowning,
but that his body was thrown into the
canal after life was extinct. II is there
fore palpable enough that he died by the
hands Of assassins, or by n Of those
sisitafions which must remain a mystery
to ali except that Providence who eiveth
life and who hath taken it away. Distin-
euished physicians have examined The
body within the last twenty four hours.
n We learn from the NEST respectable
authority, and the result o fthis exalnina-
lion has been, as We have stated above.
that he came 10 his death before he was
placed in the water. W. make this state
ment to salty the public mind upon an
exciting subject, and TO correct any un-
kind rumors which may have gained
partial credence.
, 1843-02-04

EEsHE subscriber has 200 yards Broad
s@ Cloths, that he is willing to ex-
change for Lands unimproved, or not
much improved, on fair terms; may be
willing to make a small part in cash if
well suited with the lands.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
January 28th l843. l3.