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, 1843-09-09
STATE OF MISSOURI, SO
County of Pike.

county OF flKc.
In the County Court, Feb. Term, lSi3.
EESSE &. RODGERS Administrato de-
- bonis non Of thc Estate of Lewis Ut
terback dec aaseh, comes and files his peti.
ton for the sale of the real estate of said
deceased, aud said petition Is accompanied
by a true account of his Administration, a
list Of the debt. due 20 aud by the deceased
and an inventory Of the real estate, aud Of
all other assets in his hands, the whole ven
fed by the affidavit of said administration
1t is { therefore ordered that all persons in
teTcstcd in said estate, be notified that IN
less the contrary be shown on or before the
irstday of the next term of this Court, an
order will be made for the sale of the fol
lowing described real estate TO wit: lots 3},
81, 80, 40, ll6, and %, with the improve.
ments thereon, in the town Of Bowling
Green, or so much thereof as will be snGi
Gent to pay the debts Of said deceased, and
that this notice be published for six weeks
in some newspaper in this State.
true copy Of the record.
Tcste: A. II BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 2Jth. lI43. 6wl7.
, 1843-09-09
A HOME BOOK.

and it will contain matter especially calcu-
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tefcstiug reading and convention in the
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valuable suggestions IN the ilnusel eerer's
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the style of Dream.
Tn embellishments will be in the first
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will contain Two Plates; and in the course
of the volume there will be presented sever
al Superb Mezzotint-, OF the highest posi-.
bile elegance and finish.
The comforts of Miss Leslie's Magazine
will be such as to give it, in this respect, 4
decided superiority. No mere reverence
for names, will induce the editor To admit
any article Of questionable merit, but every
thing admitted will be judged of by its in.
trinsic worth, and nothing can possibly find
a place which will not be calculated to pro-
mote the entertainment and OBLIGATION Of
its readers.
1t will scarcely be credited that a Maga-
zine, such as has been described, can be at
forded at the low rate of one dollar and fifty
cents per aunum. when but a single COPY is
subscribed for, but, at the risk of considera.
BILE loss, the publisher has determined to
furnish it for that sum, being Just one half
the price of the other principal Magazines .
Indeed, as will he seen by the subyoincd list
oil. offers and premiums, the publ lsher has cdi.
ton TO repay the large outlay necessary to
be made
Address, post paid, 81
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The First Number will be issued in Janua
ry, lS43.
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Ten Copies for Ten Dollars, "
~ copies for Twenty Dollars, " "
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grims of the Rhine, Devereux, Eugene Aram,
Last Days Of Pompeii, Francisco Carrara,
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er may be preferred.
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, 1843-09-09
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
And a .Ntp Discorery an the Newspaper
BUSINESS!

BUSINESS!
A most important an invaluable discovery
has been made by "A gentleman of this city,
by which newspapers may be printed in Their
present form, and at the same time, capable
of being converted at pleasure into a Maya,
zine form, for preservation.
This grand improvement, which Is destIn
ed 20 form a new era in the business, effect
ing an entire revelation in the art of prln-
ting mammoth newspapers, will be introdu'
crh. by permission Of the Patentec, into the
Philadelphia Saturday Museum,
ing in May next.
In announcing to the friends of the news.
paper press throughout the country dis
covery which will add % Immensely 10 the
value OF newspapers, the publishers OF the
Saturday Muscum, have, also, the proud
satisfaction of announcing the complete and
triumphant success Of their new Family
Newspaper. The liberal patronage already
secured for this new and p"puiar enterprise.
has not only surpassed the most sanguine
expectation, but i entirely unprecedented.
, 1843-09-09
IMPROVEMENT IN 1.-THE MUSEUM

SsThe Museum" is now so fairly and firm
ly established that we feel warranted in
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have completed all our arrangements. We
-hal havc,I N the first place. 4 beautiful, clear
and bold type-in the second, a superb
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We shall make an ingenious X novel change
in the arrangement of the mattcr-in the
fourth place, we shall increase out corps Of
contributor. in all the various departments
At 4 Family Ncwspa1cr-in the Efih place.
We have secured, at a high SALARY. the ser
vices of EDGAR A. POP, E>l,a gentleman
whose high and versatile abilities have al
ways spoken promptly for thcmsclves, and
who. after the Gr-t of May, will ard u, IN
the editorial conduct nf the Journal.
The "Narrative of Tnwnscnd's Journey
over the Rocky mountains" ore OF the most
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sion, our readers will find themselves in pos
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double the subscription TO the paper. We
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tdi Shtltlhf- ANU i 'ibAihs Nt ~ nlf Nv
exciting so unexanplcd an interest. VITA
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the Improvements in contemplation, It re
mains TO be seen whether We d." net amply
fulfil our determination of making the ycry
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Office IF the Saturday Mu.cum, Publish
ers' Hall, No. lcl Chcsnut st. Philadelphia
, 1843-09-09
Notice to Debtors,

4 LII persons indebted TO the late firm
IA ofS.N Purse & Co., on account ofthe
Ashley Steam Mill, are hereby request
ed TO cone forward and make immediate
settlement, either by note or prompt pay
ment, otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands ofthe proper officers
for collection. The matter must be at
tended to without delay.
S. N. PURSE & Co.
Ashley Nc. July 18th, lS43.37-tf
, 1843-09-09
STATE OF ~MISSOURI,le.
County Of Pike.

County of Pike.
r. The Count, Court, February Term 1913
r = i. ordered by the Court that the follow
Va ing he observed a. the order of transact
rnC business in this Court at every term, viz:
No~pAIs and TUESDAYS, of each term TO
ne devoted to County business, including
Roads, Rcvcnur, Road * Canal Fund. contv
aud Township school funds. claims against
the county, paupcrs, ~courty Offices &c.--
WEDNESDAYS to allowance Of demands a
gainst estates not having had an annual set
Element. THURSDAYS and FRIDNYs, To an
nual settlements Of administrators, Exccu-
tors and Guardians. in the order Of the dock
et kept by the Clerk to allowing demands
against estates, settled on the same day by
Administrator and Executors. and any 9th
CT business IN relation to the estates Of de.
ceased persons and minors: and SATURDAYS
to find settlements and business relating
thereto.
A true copy from the record
Tcste. a.. II. BuCkNER. Clerk.
Per ;. w. BuCKNEE. ID C..
- Nn
, 1843-09-09
o o AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, 4" Deeds. Mortgage
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards, Bills OF Exchange,
Lading,) Shcrif's,1
Corse BILLS. Clcrk's&S BLANhS.
Land Justicc'sS
FANCY & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
Win be done promptly, and on reasonable
terms, at the
RADICAL OFFICE.
, 1843-09-09
Notice.

A Ii those knowing themelyes indebted
IN TO me, would do well to call and settle,
either by cash or note, otherwise their &C
counts will be placed in the hands Of the of
fcer for collection.
JAS. S. FOLWELI.
June 9th 1913. 3i-3i
, 1843-09-09
Will be taken.

In payment of subscription, Corn,
Oats, Flour, Butter, Dried Fruit, Tallow
Candles, and Wood.
Radical Office, Dec. "a, 1912.
, 1843-09-09
Wood.

"lLL be taken in payment Of subscrip.
w ton to the Radical, ifdellvered soon
January 2lst, lS43.
, 1843-09-09
FASHIONS.
FASHION PLATES,

viii! be not only more correctly, but viii he
exccnted in a styled of greater b%rlliancy and
elegance than any which can lie found in
any other publication.
Miss Leslic's Magazine will, as will be
perceived from what has been stated, be en-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

Count TArsout, The Governor of the
Bank Of France, has jus, made his report
Of the proceedings of thar establishment
for The year 1872, itsppears from it that
during the year the total amount of the
operations Of the central hank aud lis
branches was l,26S, 600. 900 f., which,
compared with 1871, gives an augmcuta-
ton OF 81, 0OO,0 900; hut il we take the
average of the years 1884, 1885 and 1896,
and compare il with The averages Of 1910.
1871 and 1912. The increase Of business
becomes much more striking. For the
first t%riennial period hero named. the an-
nual average was 500, 200. 1000 r.: for the
second i, was l.3l3.OO0.0OO r.. The a.
noun, Of bills on Paris discounted by The
bank in 1912 vas 9~35.54O.s75 f.; being
ffty-eight millions more than in 1871.
The discounts by the branch banks in tho
departments amounted 10 eight millions,
being FIVE millions more than in 1871. Oh
the bills discounted in Paris. nearly two.
thirds were for sums below 1000 e.; hut
the whole amouni oe bills dishouored was
only s2,l47 f., and of ibis the bank 70.
ceiyed 1856 Il. at lares period.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

The Georgia Raj Road.-The Char
lesion Mercury u! the 25'h instant, states
ma, the following rSlrac, OF & letter from
Augusta. date. 2O;a instant, will be read
with i~n:ere,, and pleasure by all who pro-
pcrIv appreciate The vast importance 10
Charleston of,he complete success oil this
eu~rerprize, 50 identified with our own
Rail Road.
As our Rail Road year closes on Tho
3lsl of this month. our books will then
show The details you require, from which
cau furnish you an abstract, u not 100
late for your purposes. II.
Oar sross receipts for the year will be
between S2i?.UU0 % aud S21l.Oo0 w.
Our gross cxpcn-e, for the same limc. IN
Guiding oil outlay for renewal o. super
s,-uclurc AMI improvements oil machinery.
will no, exceed $4,000 WO-icavIne tho
ne,t profit for the year S!36.Hn Co-but
Tor the depressed slate OF the Cotton mar
kcl. our net GAIN for the year would have
,.,,.cird $500 . W-our receipts hav.
ing fallen fellow February aud March OF
iS2
=. Both our smpcr>,ruc,uro and Ihachire'
~ having h"cn lhrr0ucIiy rene "c! dur
inc the pa-, scar. wil. cnar!e US to reduce
h. expenses for The comius year l0 or IL
Dc- cent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

being in the secrets Of Federalism, cannot
venture to determine. Onc Thing | can
say. tina, The question is not scttled-lhat
The friends Of Mr.. Calhoun are neither de-
feared NOR despondcn'-they will bring
his claims helure the people Of Virginia
but they will never allow them TO produce
discord among those who are truly eulis-
ted in behalf Of the long cherished p%rinci-
plies Of the State. The Senior Editor of
the Enquirer declared. in C]onvcn'i"n.
that rather than the rivalry between Jnhn
C.. Calhoun. and Martin Van Buren,,
should endaneer The success of the great
principles Of Democracy. he pronounced,
with Mercuiio,l Il plague o both your
Houses" Tint sentiment was hailed
with universal applause-and Sir. again
10 quote The language Of the resolution. TIE
man who dissrnts from it, should forfeit
the confidence Of the Democratic party"
OF such a result | have M fear. Whatever
may have been tie warmth o. lce!iua en-.
gcudered by remarks made in Couvca-
lion, | agree with you 10 believing that the
great Democratic party is sill one, aud
undivided fighting under The banner ot
our long loved principles, and soiag firth
once moro tn PROSTATE The ranhs OF FEEDER
aIism, TO restore the country. aud TO re.
establish the Constitution.
4 member of'he late Contention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

Second Earthquake in the Hest Indies.
We learn from Capt. Smith. of the sch,
Francis Cannady, arrived yesterday morn
ing, that q second shock of an earthquake
was experienced al The North part OF Qua.
dal0upe OH The Sd inst. AT the time the
Captain Of a weasel off the Nor,h Point oil
tho Island stated that it shook his vessel
with such severity, ina, it was with diff
Guilty the crew could keep their feat. A
dense cloud Of smoke assembled irum the
vicinity Of Bsssarerre, and serious fears
was entertained FOR The safety nr the place.
Il was quite siek!y at Poin, Pe,re, caused
from the oilensiveucss Of The ruins Of the
town..
The Comet, recently seer al this place,
was seen a. ST.. Thomas on The gil Of the
present month {; il was 81 brilliant as "a
cause considerable alarm to the inhahi
tants. A shock Of al earthquake was al.
so felt q, ST Thomas IN the 5lh insi.,
about half past 0 o'clock a, night M
mateIial damage was done.-Chars. Mer
23d inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

TIE Somers Case before The Grand ia
ry.-The argument in this interesting ease
sill continues before the Jadse Belts IN
The United States CincuiI Court. The
excilemen, is actually upun the increase.
Although this court room may have been
Us crow dcd upon some other rare Occa
s;ons, We, We venture 10 say. That there
was never before concrcgaled in that room
suc!, IN audience Of ladies and gentlemen
10 hear the dry details Of an argument, and
that, too. Of Il purely legal, abstract, alb
S,ruse, and icc!mical character, the sub
jcc, OF which i, n mere question of juri,-
dicIion, aud totally devoid of any possible
appea! 10 'Ec passions. Yet such VAS the
fact. The room was filed 10 Overlooking
aud The gallery above also. where sl:ouc I"
galaxy Of beauty during the whole s,iIi"g
ofihs court.
Two CAUSES may be assigned for this
first, The extraordinary aid Intrinsic inter
cs' oi the ultimate question IN be decided,
aud secondly. the cioqucncc an! profound
legal attainmcn,s Of Tie counsel an both
sides who are arguing the case. Mr. Deer
concluded Ills very able argument, aud
Mr. C.i.!in assumed upon the same side.
and continued about one hoUr yesterday
before the Cour adjourned.
Tie ease BIDS far 20 occupy the au"n-
rIon o! the Couu Tor the rest oi the week.
In the mcGu lime hi, new view OF The
case i, beginning 10 attract 'hc aI'c"ri"n
o' The newspapers lrom all paris Of the
coJn.ry. II is impossible as Yet TO fore
see what will be the decision Of Jnag.
lIcus. or what viii be the ac'inn o: the
Cranl Jury In :hc preMl,e:.-HercLh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

An AMUSING hci,irnt--rac Brooklyn
New al Sunday saws: :. On orr way To
our office tins mpraiug, we were surprised
!" hear erie, proceeding rs from under a
Snow DRIFT OH ;ic side walk. We mention.
eel The circumstance TO several pns,er, hv.
shovrIs were suou procured, and several
persons set about digging with n viii 10
discover HE cause. The deeper Inc ,h"-
vcls descended in the snow. the plaincr
was heard The cries. Unrii a. last negro
wa, discovered digging lnr dayIish, from
n cellar. which he had no .Doucr discover
Cd than iic inquired, is the end GOMEZ"
GA l,cinc assured i, had not. h" replied.
II thought it was. b. gosh. and they had
f5rnul this salr; altogether"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

The Comti.-Wc find The following
The pen Of The ycicranic Noah W hslcr.
in INC columns Of the New haven Herald.
MessrS Editors -Ihn parent comets
considered Us n very Brilliant phcn"mcn.
on. bui il is inferior To thai which ! saw
when young, either in 1863 ar 100.
That ruse in The mDrnIn. before HE sun.
! and ils stream oF !i.h, cAtrn.c'l nearly
from the hUrjIcn 10 lie mcrr;!,0T. - or
% dr.rccs IL r|r~crri.u from 4 po,nr nml
became y rl"r III The cXrremIIylIhc n doves
tIi!. II covered five i"ucs The space IN
The heavens which The STREAM %. night
from the present comet cnvrls.-Thc Ign;
always appears Opposite line sun modified
by the ~nuricu, III atmosphere oi rhr com.
ri, IN some measure .i.u the s;rcahs" al
lisl. which we often zee IN summer. &C.
c%aslonc'! hy the rays a.: The sun ras>ir-
through vHrour IL u%iilcrrut degrees" -! den.
siry. The vulgar notion is tia, when
these >rrcnhSarpcar tn sun dnH,rS 'rni,r.
wiira The appearance i made solely hy
the liShl pass'm: '%;,:ous'i vapoT, Or be
tween pnripu q! II.
The tail ofIh' cUrrc, i, mol fire. and ii
might sweep over US without our rcrrciv-
ins it. Iuiccd Tins - probably the case
sometimes. when y comet comes directly
between The sun and The earth.
The following from the New Haven
Herald. is from The pen Of Prot. Oiin>,caL.
Zodidcai Light.-Writcrs in The Ma
,ional intelligence and several other pa.
pcrs. have supposed thai The "Comel' IS
uoihinn more or less than tbs mysterious
phenomenon, which sometimes presents n
luminous Train after the setting san. much
resembling III. tail oil n Comet. The 10
diacal light has been very bright The pre-
sent season. aud would now. were ii moi
tor The moon. he u very conspicuous OBJ
Jcct Immediately after evening twilight,
reaching from the horizon near the point
tho snu sets. aud extending upwards in a
triangular form beyond the seven stars,
almost indeed 10 The meridian, not Tar
from the zenith. Such are me appcaran-
ces which this lishtwiIl exhibit a. soon ns
The moon is absent; bmr every nrr. viii
then see lhn, this object is cm'irsiy iis';Gc,
! from tic co,r:,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
SsESCEa,kAgESyS

Tie Com,i.-fhis appearance, what
ever it is, is becoming more decided IN
character, and on SATURDAY night, The long
sol, glow Of lighI, stretching nearly halt
way across the i'eavcus. formed Il woGd
rous beautiful sight. But these storms
give Us no CHANGE. Last night it was
wrapped again III the clouds. Ii i, said
that a patient observer here has discover.
cd The head of this ni!--l,e is probably
deceived : nevertheless, CAPT. Miller at
New Orleans reports The same ding
Charleston Mercury, .Hareh 20.
The TooPic Of last Monday says -
''Car,t. Miller, Of the ship Chamri9in or.
rived yesterday from Eri,ioi England, had
the kindness TO call upon US last evening,
with lhr information that on The evening,
nf ,i!c 18th instant, in about lat. - ~. he
discovered n large comct When frs;
seen. The "-tar' Of it Was hardly morr
than j de-. a5":e The horizon, but i, rcs''
zach succeeding uishr. soihai when in la.
Is y. it va, . des. above. The tail wa>
Of Il fan shape. a',oul half 4 degree wi.!c
at tho centre, aud one degree IN width ~
the extremity. Tie lcngih of Tic Iaii WA,
about 30 degrees and EXTENDED in 4 ,lircc.
rion from West 10 South. GA fret view
ii was supposed 10 DC a ''!nnnr %rarrbow."
nnd our readers may remember that wha;
was supposed to be u lunar rainbow"
was seen in THAI city last wees. We have
liil!e doubt liiai il was The tail "i thi, com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

Tyler Needing in Ner York.-Thcrc
was an i'nTc:se gathering (saysrhe Char
lesion Ncrcury.) a. The Tabernacle in n.
y. on Wednesday night :hc 18Th inst. but
according to oil accounts ii turned out not
much To the credit Of Mr.. Tyler. Mr..
Cushing made a speech, which passed
quietly, but the res, Of the proceedings
were a scene of uproar aud confusion.
MIR. Tyler was nominated for the Presiden-
cy amid cheers. Kisses, groans, and fights.
The meeting seems to have been compos-
ed Of all sorts. amonss, which the Wings
were he dominan, ingredient. As far az
Mr.. Tyler is concerned, the demonstration
is treated by the New York papers as u
complete failure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

lin iioiition Riot.-A rio; occurred nj
Northampton, Mas. lately. Thu Rev.
Abel Brown. and an African who accom-.
panics him. attempted To deliver u lecture.
The ur.ro attempted To speak, when a
vi,lanous smell assembled from the red hot
stove il 4 IN ne oil assafn'ida and pepper.
At he snmc time The eyes were inlamed
by tic finest particle. o! saul aud pepper,
waited about the hall by letting fly 81 cnu-
rl" al doves, whose wings ana feathers
we're saturated with those irritable pow
ders. Til, caused Il general scream
among Tie women, and u scullle among
the constable, and rioters. The passage
way 10 me door va, completely blocked
up. ani confusion worse confounIcd"
rr,-n"d triumphant. amid sons, and shouts
aud rnunts. The wiuIpws were finally
opened, and 81! hreallcG more freely again
- DIVES low nur--li:r children Jumped
out. aud the lights were PIT or'. The ball
w,s cleared, and with much difficulty The
Rev. Mr.. Brown aad the negro escaped
with their lives.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

adhesion 10 the new government. and ac-
copied hreve, Uf General Of division under
il. The officers and men Of The 9Th Re-
gimen, also joined that party, rs likewise
abont 1000 men from Aux Cages, who
pursued the refugees, but being met aud
opposed by General Lazar with IN equal
force, were persuaded 10 join. Thus 50O0
troops are already IN the side Of the revo-
%lulionis,s, aud General JaTrad had been
despatched with 1000 TO Neppes, another
district, 10 receive The adhesion Of the
military and Inhabitants who were await.
ing bis arrival. Thus far had the cause
progressed in the South up to the oh
inst, whilst President Boyer was shut up
at Port -su-Prince, daily experiencing do.
lection from bis troops and adherents."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

The Ruiins Passioa.-Sigourney, The
celebrated puu,rcr, when mcar hi, death.
overheard n servant inform the doctor, in
n whisper, that n certain person had fall
len into a well. Sisourney painfully If
ted up hi, head and taid, u sly, doctor,
~ t:r kick the bucket
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

Hon. b. E:.artt.-We are sorry TO md
ina, this valuable Law Officer. has been,
by iudisposion, unable TO attend 10 INC
holding Of The regular Spring term OF the
Coor, Of Common Pleas and General Ses-
sio,s for Union nis,r;cr. The gentlemen