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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue. and by authority Of n
Il Deed Of Trust bearing date the
9Th day OF December, A. d. 184I.
executed by Jacob G. Remick, and
Hannah his wife. of the county Of
st. Louis, and State Of Missouri, to
Ira Co,tle of the county Of Lincoln.
and State aforesaid, for the purpose
of securing 10 David Bailey a bond
bearing date the 9th day of Novem-
Der 184l, conditioned to pay David
Bailey or or der, Sixteen months after
date) one thousand dollars, with int
rest at the rate of ten per CEN per
annum. Said bond being due and
unpaid. therefore |, as Administrator
of Ira Cottle deceased. in accordance
with the terms of the aforesaid deed
of trust. will proceed to sell at pub
lie vendue at and on the premises, on
the tenth day of May next, between
the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and
three O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. for
cash in hand, the following described
real estate mentioned in said deed oil
trust. namely: Z certain piece or par
eel Of land situate in the county and
state aforesaid, beginning II Il stake
and stone on the bank Of the MisSis-
sippi river. a little southeasierly Of
the store formerly occupied by j.
3. Parsons, thence westwardly TO the
post standing in the corner Of the
door yard of the house Formerly &C.
cupied by said Parsons, being in the
south cast corner thereof, thence
continuing in the same point OF the
compass. fifty rods from the place Of
beginning, thence westwardly and
parallel with said river. fifty rods to
a stake and stone. thence eastwardly.
and parallel with the first mentioned
line. fifty roads 10 n stake and stone
on the Bank of said river: thence
down said river along the waters edge
fifty rods TO the place of beginning.
containing fifteen acres. nor or less.
Puntcual attendance will be given by
ALVORCE COTTLF. Ad-
miuistrator of Ira Cotlle decd.
April 9Th, 1843. 3w23.
, 1843-04-29
List of Letters,

ID EMAINING in the Pest Office Il
- Bowling Green, Mo-, on LIST App
1913. which if not taken out in three
months, will be sent to the Genera tos-
Office as dead letters.
Mrs. Nancy Adams James Fl Ahlso9;
Mr.. Bogcrs, Temple E. Bel, A. ).
Bennett. Miss NJ. A. Bell, Rev. Richard
Bond, Thomas Bland; James Cowherc,
Jacob Crow, Sarah Caidwell, JOSIAH ar
roll, Jas. d Caldwell; Thomas Il Els,
Richard Fortune, Chas. Cafes, Cernes
D Henderson 2. Thos. II. Harris, Doc'.
w Huff Abraham Inloe, Mr. Maiiox,
John P Mifieton, Mr.. McFike, Jereni-
ali Moore, VIM. Penix, Joseph Roberts'
James NJ. Rider, John Rogers, StePaen
Stemmons 2. P. Spears, Robert Sc
mers, Mrs. Hugh Shannon, join Ta-a"'-
faro, John Turner, Doct. " taorA-
ton, James p Woodruff, Thos. j hit
ledge, Thos. S. Waters, John Wilson.
Isaac Ward:
II. G. EDWARDS, P. NJ
April Sth 1913. 23-tf-
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Final Settlement.

RTOTICE is hereby given to all p. La
w concerned or in any way intPres''.
the estate Of Joseph Palmer, decd. tHstt'"
undersigned Admir-. of said deceased
make a final settlement OF said estate e
the next M.y terml of the County CO
of Lincoln county, in the state of -i'
souri,, to be begun and held at the Court
House in the town OF Troy at the mex. nay
term Of the County Court of said county
RAwLEIGH MAYES, ADM.
April lst., ls42. zr22.
Received 50 80 for publishing the a
bove notice three weeks in the kadicai.
April %. lS43. 1. ADAMS.
, 1843-04-29
New and Cheap
GOODS.

yEHE subscriber has just received a large
assortment o!
New and Fashionable Goods,
and Groceries of every description, which
having been purchased Tor CASH at very low
prices. will be sold unusually low for cash or
good produce. Also a large lot Of best Juniat-
IA Nails on commission, which will be sold at
The extremely low price OF 5000 per keg.
Purchasers will find il to their interest TO
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
JACOB BLOCK.
Louisiana, Pike county, Mo-.
April l2,h, lSi3. 1m2i.
, 1843-04-29
DR., M'LU1E,
mtStICS, &c

"AVING located permanently in Louisia-
III ma, Mo-, offers his services to the citi'
zens of that place and its vicinity, in the va
rious branches Of his profession. Having de.
voted his attention particularly to the s'udy OF
Anatomy and surgcry, and having witnessed
and assisted in all of the most important ser
gical operations, he offers his services especially
in that branch Of his profession. He %fla'ters
himself that if called on he will perform sue
ccssfully, and with entire satisfaction TO his
employers, almost any of the capital s,rg'cai
operations now performed by the Celebrated
Dudley, of Lexington, Ky. lie hopes by the
most assidcous attention TO the various duties
Of his Profession, and moderate charges to
merit a share of public patronage He will
practice in conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
ApTil 29th, I84l 2"I2C.
, 1843-04-29

PRODUCE.-The amount OF produce re
ceived at the Port Of st. Louis, during the
week ending April goth, was Tobncco-2l2
hhds, $50 boxes manufactured; Lesd--ll,-
2l3 pigs, l bundle Copper-30 pigs: Flour
ISIS bbls. Wheat-3515 bbls and 2G7S
sacks, Corn--l50 sacks: Oats--3iO sacks:
I~lay--:l bales: Ifemp--210S bales, Hides
-3u62, Is bales do: Pork--32l0 bbls, AZ
casks, 2564 pieces and 5000 lis. Beef
casks, 216j kegs, "a fcrkins; Bacon--492
CASKS, 4g7 bills, - boxes, % t%iercc., 81
sacks, 40 pieces: Butter--29 bbls, %ferkins,
e. boxes, 50 kegs: Beans- Isl bhls, | cask,
= boIes, 4 sacks: Wbiskey -225 bbls; Hon
ey--S casks, Q bbls, 5 kegs, 0 boxes; FInx-
secd-l13 ibis, 29l sacks, 7 casks: Hemp
secd-6l bbis IS sacks: Cloycrseed-ll
bLls. 4 sacks: Cheese-lI casks: Crackers
I'D bbis; Died Fruit--I9 bbIs, 81 sacks;
B~ceswnx-29 10 bbls, IL boxes, 10 sacks,
I kegs: Furs--:0 packs, 3 boxes: Tai!ow--
33 bbl., IA casks. Peltries-310 bales: Bale
Rope-120 coils: Bsgging--Ii pieces: On
ions--l24 sacks, % hbIs: Starcf-6I boxes
Castor Beans-l2 bbls: Beer-20 Dbl: Egss
--l2 bbIs: Corn Meal.-4l bbls; Wool--9
sacks: Rag,-3l sacks: Buffalo Robes-l
bale Venison Ham'--4 packs, | box: Beet
| Tongues-I Dbl: Lard OIL bbls: Ginseng
| bbl: Calf Skins-21; Straw Brooms-21l
dor: Grease-5 bbl., 3 key: Shot-27 box
es; SoaP--l9 boxes.
, 1843-04-29

past have had q tendency TO depress the
market, and sellers find it difficult to keep
mp prices; for strictly prime in kegs 4a4t
can be obtained; ordinary 3a3ac. per ID.
bu'ter.-Fresh in boxes we quote at Sc
ioo /; ordinary in barrels or kegs, at 5asc.
per Id.
Tallow.-A clear and clean article, we
quote at 5a5 1-2c. per lb.
B~eeswax.--In demand at 90 a 24c per
ID. sales have been made at our last price
for cash.
Hides Demand good. Sales have been
made at &c. for dry 3s3 l-2 per Id for green
salted, and at a fraction less any quantity
could lie sold.
Whiskey.--The stock as well a.the de-
mnhd for this article has somewhat i~ncress-
ed, and prices for common have gone I'D q
shade SINCE our last. The receipts of the
week amount to 225 bbls country made.
We notice the sale Of a small lot during the
forepsrt of the week of 100 bis at l3ial4c,
Cincinnati rcctifed; we quote at l5a l6c
per gallon.
Hemp. Receipts Of this article during
the week have been unusually heavy, and
prices have given way, owing TO the large
amount in store, and the few buyers 10 mar
ket. A sale of some hundred bales was
made yesterday on the levee at s. IL l-2
per hundred lbs and a further decline is an
~ticipated.
Sugar-The demand is still good, and
The advance recently noticed fully s~u.taiGs
cd. We continue our former quotations,
viz: 3 2a4c for ordinary; prime 4 l-2aJc.
per ID.
Collective note no change and contin.
ne former figures, say ST. Domingo Z a tic,
Rio Sa Sic, IInv. ea9c, Java I3a l6c.
per ID.
Mols.ses Continues TO improve, Is n
lec being now the market price for a good
article.
Sslt.--Stock on hand large, and the mar
ket firm al our quotations, say e.. A. 81 SO
n | 564 L. b. 15a2 90 per bag.
Corn.--In the ear lsc. sacks 20c pc,
bushel.
Oats.-l2 ID a I5c per bushel--se,eral
small lots arrived.
Onions.--15calOc per barrel, and dull.
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Street n. York.
, 1843-04-29
DEAF AND DUMB SCHOOL.

TflE undersigned, a graduate of the Dan.
Il vile Deaf and DUN Asylum. KY, will
open a school for the instruction of deaf and
'nio cn',a-, .,ha residence of Judge Me-
Terms: fly dollars per scholar for twelve
months. All who may feel disposed to pat
ronize this school, will please be assured that
no attention shall be wanting, which will con-
duce to the advancement of their children in
the path of improvement. Those who may
wish to send from a distance can obtain board
ing cheap in the family of Mr.. Mcfarland.
A. JACKSON KING.
April 10th, 1919. 24-it.
, 1843-04-29
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINS Ina lo4S NoIbSb'
NOTICE is hereby given. that the I'M
~ dcI.igned has obtained fIom the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Montgomery county,
letters of Administration upon the Estate OF
Thomas w. Cox deceased, bearing date the
Sth day March A. d. 1912. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re-
questcd to exhibit them in one year from
the date of said letters for allowance, or
they may be preclnded from any teneht of
said estate; and if such claims are not pre-
sentcd within three years from the date of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
ANN cox, )Adm;,;.t,,to,
w. f.. COX.
April Sth, IS43. 3w23.
, 1843-04-29
Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HUNIIINID M IVN NVIIOI'
ATOTICE is thereby given that the under
x8 signed has taken out letters of Admin
istration on the estate of Steeley Lewallen
decd, from the Clerk OF County Court of
Pike county, bearing date the II of March,
A.. d. 1S43: all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate Of said
deceased are required TO exhibit the same
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date of snid letters, or they
may be prec'uded from having any benefit
of said estate, and If such claims are not
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
WALTER CROW, Admir-.
April 18th, 1912. 3w24.
, 1843-04-29

Gen. Bennett. the g.eat Mormon
seceder. is in Plymouth, Mass, where
he is about 10 be married. We pity
the lady.
, 1843-04-29

Hon. William Allen Of Ohio.-But
few men now in public life enjoy a
more envIable reputation with the
people than the Hon. VIM. Alien.
Senator in Congress from Ohio. This
new AMI distinguished statesman is a
self made man 10 the strictest sense
OF the word; he commenced life rs an
apprentice 10 the Saddling bl,'neSs
in Lvnchburg, Va. Those who knew
him when he resided in Lynchburg.
say thai he devoted his leisure hours
during his apprenticeship 10 the i'm
proremrnt Of his mind. and that his
friends then predicted that he would
some day rank among III. first mcn nI
his country. Their hat,cring aniici
pations have already been realized.
and it IS believed that the measures of
his fame is not yet full. What an
example to the INDECENT youth of
this country! The poor saddler boy
BY self eSertion. raised 10 the highest
place among The legislators Of his
cuun.rv!--Plt'sburg Murcury.
, 1843-04-29
SfEIyGd

SaFHycu
EROM the subscriber, on the head
l. Of Buffalo Creek, two small three
year old colts; one 4 sorrel filly, well
made, with 4 small white place in the
forehead, and a little white on the end
of her nose; the other a sender made
Iron gray horse COLT stallion, with
a large white spot on the right arm.
Any person knowing such colts will
please convey word to Mr.. A. Fisher
on Buffalo, or to the Radical office.
and they shall be suitably rewarded,
and confer great favor on
JAMES II. ID. HENDERSON.
April 29d, 1913 3w25
, 1843-04-29
% UISTANA
Cheap Cash Store.

Selling nearly al ~. Louis fTfceS.
THE subscriber would 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 No., next door TO e.. w. jerks
d CO., and intends keeping on hand at all
times a general assortment of Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Boots, Shoes Queensware &c, which
he intends selling nearly at 81. Louis prices
for cash. Please to give me a call and salts
fly yourselves. s. BLOCK.
Louisiana, Mo, Dec. Let, 1912.
N. b. All kinds of merchandise produce
will be taken IN exchange for goods at the
highest market prices. 4. S.B.
December Bird. l642. BINS
, 1843-04-29

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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The Army.

MILITARY AcADEMY-The following named off.
GERS have been detailed for duty al the Military AGA
deny, to take effect on the Isl Septen ber.-
OrricEns ORDERED. 81 Lieutenant Gorgas, ordi.
nance; I'd Lieutenant H. A. Allen, 81 artillery; I'd Lieut.
Ap Stewart, Sd artillery; I'd Lieutenant A. Howe 9Th
artillery.
Orr,crns RELrrvEo--Ist Lieutenant w. b. Blair. "a
artillery Brevet Captain g. Tay Sd artillery LIST Lieu
tenant r. j. sieptoe Sd artillery; LIST Lieut.. f. A. shiras,
Rules-lseaiguation of Cd Lieut.. wm Robertson, &C.
cepted fully 10.
lt Artery2d Lieut. e. L. Ki'burn Il anserred 10 the
81 ARTILLERY Lientenant Col Gates hos been ordered
to the command o. the Ogethorpe Barracks at
81 Artillery-Captain W. Wall has been ordered to
jo his COMPANY at Fort Moul,re Charleston South Ca
roina and perform in addition the duties Of M
4h Artillery-Leu Col. Payne has assumed command
Of Fort McIjenry. Baltimore:
Navy DEPARTMENT, July g. Is4s =
ksGULArIoT-Sh'ps oil war, in approaching the Capes
of Virginia. shall be considered pilot ground when
within sixty miles OF the Capes
Vrgna pilot shall offer at this port the commander
shall. receive him in preference to a bay pilot.
II TO Virginia pilot offers, bay pilot may be taken,
Roads where v'rg:nia pilot shall be taken. f''
IL abay punt h. taken beyond sixty miles from tho
Cspas and "a virginia p.a shall Off at sixty miles dis
Pilots employed to take vessels out Of Norfolk shall
be paid until they shall actually toard and they
shall not be called on board until the ships ready
Pilots bringing vessels from sea will not be retained
any longer than Is absolutely necessary.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT Some changes having
recently been maze in the commanding officers OF
the Military Departments, we annex corrected list
OF them.
No. I-Coionel Twggs, headquarters lass Christian,
Miss during tie summer months, and New Orleans in
the winter.
No a-Brigader General Toy lOr, headquarters For.
Smith, Ark
No. s-MsJor General Gaines, headquarters ct st.
Louis, Mo.
No. 4-Brigader General BRADY, Detroit. Mich.
No S-Btissdier General Wool, Troy, n y
No G-ColoDel II. Crane Porrsm outh, N. \.
MOI ColoneI J. b Wai,acn, Fort Monroe, Va.
No.a-Brisadier General Armstn1, Fourt Moultrs,
C.
No o-Brradicr General Worth, st. Augustine, z. 3.
-.7rmy and Naru Chronici.
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NEW YORK AND KING STON STEAM FREIGHT
AND PASSAGE r. Ne
<cc91r1 <H For Kingston, and delaware and Hudson
arTmAs SSTxs Csnsl-stesmOosts EMERALD and NOE
The khlENALD, Captain John Kccham, will leave New
York foot Of Murray street, Monday and Snuday at
O'Clock z. Nj.
Wl leave Kingston tRondout isudng) every Wednesday
and Saturday II o'clock. r. NJ.
The NORWICH, Captain John Samuels will leave New
York foot evcry Wednesday aud Saturday
O'Clock, r. Nj.
WA leave Kingston (Rondout landng every Tues 81 aid
EXTRA TRIPS.
The EMERALD viii leave the foot of Murray every
Sundy morning AZ o'clock Returning leaves Kingston
o'clock same day.
For freight or passage apply on board. 10
WILLIAMSON, BARLOW & CO, .t
~, smsr t6. West street.
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HARNDEN " CO.'S
p9ra-. HARNDEN " CO.'S
bf218L ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN h AMEN
AICAN EXrkESs, yENhRAL FORWARD

W
beEs4 ENGLISH ERENCH BELGIAN 4 AMETT-
Inc COM MISSION HOUSE,
HARNDES X co will receive and forward by their daily
Express Specie nix Notes Packages and Parcels
Of The UNI ed states Causd AMI by the aud
packets put OF England, Ireland Scotland Belgium
France.
P.cular attention is paid the purchase sale Of ell de-
scrpon OF mlIchand collecting and paying Drafts Notes,
and U.s. TO the entry merchandise II The Custom Hous
ing md commission busineis Bits of Fxch'nge in
suit furnished on St. John, N. D., Halifax. n. 81 any
part OF Europe.
All goods be marked Rarnden & Co Foreign Post
Office Letter Bays made up for all tho Royal Mail
Steamers from Boston and the steamer sailing packets
from New \ ork.
Principal Offices aud SCENTS -
Mefsrs wilmer and Smith, 80 Church street, Liverpool
Messrs Maclean Maris and Co.. Abchurch lane London
Messrs: Emerson and Co., r,ris and Havre
Samuel nIh,. fsq. American Cop,u Antwerp Belgium
Mcssn. and q. woodward, ST. Johns IN. Il.
A. w Godfrey, Halifax, N s.
J. q. Woodward New Orleaps La.
Messas SszeIac & 20 Havsna
Harpden u Co. Court street, Boston.
All go0ls must be marked "Harnaen and Coz
BH ndsn and Co alone for the loss
injury oany articles, mopcfty Of description committed
10 tbeir risk assumed bv be at
tached the New jersey Steamboat Navigation Company by
which their BE- the Now
York Providence and Boston Railroad the Boston and Pro-
vidsnes Railroad Corporations 70 Oh T entents at
time. HANNDEN x co.
war No. We'll Nav York
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A & ,@EeE Y ,, ]! - r. :. @ !!
PASSAGE and from Great Britain and Ireland via Liver
pool and osdon by the regular packet ships sarg the
ls 7h, 3th 9h aud 25h OF each month from Liver
pool and TO and frcm London lat l0ta and 2lth of e'ch
The subscriber has made urequaled arrangements to
orug out emigrans and with confidence, as
sure those sendng for their friends, that every
que ard gent attention will be shown them, and oil VINO
eneai with them asage can also be engaged from Liver
Rooi erect to Now Orleans, Mobile, Sa' aunah, Bansre.
philadelphia Bo and the different Of the BRUSH
Preyinces, at the lowest rates
With those together with the advantage
Wnlch ms Llysrp oil correspondents possess nens "a ge
desPatchiug yearly 100 first class SHIPS from Liver
pool to the various of tho United states, with iregt anu
passengers The facility offered by this mn
surpassed and from the large number OF first class ships
poyed the there detention whatever which
will be guaranteed The passage will be at the lowest
should any of those sent for decline cmng the pas
money viii customary refunded. The steamboat
fare from the different ports Liverpool usual be
John HERDM AM 81 South q, e, n Y;Or
Merchants. ard Emigra' Is Agents.
DRAFTS AND GXEHANGE.
The subscriber the attention OF In RENTING mo-
ncy their friends to hs arrangements for the
of his DR. its demand, wih,u cnunt charge
whaeyer, tn following B,nking Instiiuiion-, viz
London.
Messs Barnard Coz EyehanG and Discount ank Lii
verpoo.
National Provincial Bank of Enrland and Branches through
out England ena Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Bumioeh'm Banking Co..
Lancaster Banking Co.
IN sCOTLAND-ureenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and
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Leaving New York daily he 10 az Courtandt SC.
Monne Line ~ "a. M.-Mali Pilot Line at Az P. M
TIE Morning Liae Bode from thence By
steamboat 20 rh,laGeI, hia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden Opposite
Phlsdephia) without change of cars.
will procure their TICKETS al the oco cot OF
Couradt street. where councillors will be
readiness, with b5aga board.
philadelphia basSage eyed from city city,
in which IRE armens and GTes.ng expressly for
the lsdies' use.
Returning lines leave Philadelphia, from the foot of WAL
street, by steamboat 20 Bordeptown o'clock A. M
and by railroad from Camden, 81 o'clock sam
The lines for Baltimore IL PHI TX A. NJ. and
p. NJ. being contnuatY tire lines from New York. JED
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
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TIE OLD LINE efPackets for Liverpool will hereafter be
the following order that when the
aelng sy calls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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REMITrANCEs TO IRELAND, Ac-Th,

SSR REMITrANCES TO IRELAND, &c-The
EH% subscriber continues transmit large
small to persons residing in any part Of Ireland IN
done for the las thirty ye' and more soto any part OF Eng
land. or Scotland.
personally deposited with him with the name Of the person or
Peron relsnd England Scotland TO whom be
ard post will be Immediately med
and paid accordingly and receipt that effect gvch for
war,led to the sen Ter.
i5e manner money or claim, on Rersons 10 any part Of
Der fo residing Of the United States Ca
pada, and will be paid to the m ACCORDINGLY
in im*r GEORGE MCBRIDE. Jr nc Cedar st.
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FORMS wil GBpf, esdened expedition epd dprh and
rip I'D "a " auiic od Mi Ly, at HI,
offce no Merton street, Albany, ~ T.
Dr. COOKE llteuds yer-opa,iv % ms PATIENTS.
CULORE U -.NGRhViN GS,
desc iptivc OF both iiu all lti most
qcau forms with pe GrsctIcal Treatise NeDeTcI
y r'ir,s -pdt cir nutdi e AL euo.e cpns,gu.no,s, "
eiud NJ TVa;iOas certain aft cors Of the Urernsm
B, az auy tine II dei.ed by the uuf the
iosrta whee patent, will find - toh ronysn,stt and All.
ya to ooar and lodge win D. Cooke, who will
foraoy csommodsge them while ueder medical TIE
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Of Dsase BELIEVES tore Iona n no ether by that name
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