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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03
MOSS.


ibis He says he is under Washington"
The young man glanced at his face
which had been turned from them, and
answered with pride and pleasure. do
you not know him! 1t 10 tho young
French General Lafayette"
They then went towards him. and paid
their respects, informing him that there
had been fears he had been slain.
mo, no. he said "my brave men.
heedlessly wandered from my staff after
night, aud coming TO this house, was hos
pitally entertained by the maiden, who
mistook me for an English officer. yet did
nothing lack in her charities. You are
honored monsieur, in having so generous
a child"
Thus speaking the young French SOL
der made his adieus, and rode away.
After congratulaing each other upon
their safety, the brother told her that they
had only come to see her for few hours,
and were TO return TO the army the same
night. They told her also that the column
which had pursued their right wing along
the road past the cottage, had afterwards
been met by General Knyphausen, and
had been compelled to give up much Of the
vantage ground ii had gained, with the loss
OF great many men, slain and taken
prisoners. Annette recollected that Geo.
Lee was in this division, aud she would
have asked for intelligence of him, bu, her
pride kept her silent. At length her
brother and father went into the house.
and as she was following them, young
man who had been rival of George Lees.
rode mp 10 the door, alighted, and called in
a high tone of voice to her brother
llo ! Reuben, did you hearthe newsf
George Lee was taken last night skulking
in Ike camp, and he is to be hung this az
Iernoon as spy !"
Annette heard, and came near falling to
the ground. She. however. recovered
herself, and with a busting heart fastened,
without making any outcry, TO her own
chamber. She still loved her tory lover.
aud now that he was likely to die, all her
hcart hied Tor nm, ana all her love re.
turned in lis strength.
lie shall not die !" she said resolu-
tely 81 will save him."
That afternoon George Lee was brought
out for execution in the rebel camp. La
layete was in his tent, when Annette,
breaking through the guards. threw herself
At his feet, and implored his intercession
for her lovers life. lie recognized his
hostess, and FASTENED with her TO WASH
ington. What he said to his chief we
know not; but we do know George
Lee was pardoncd, and the next day was
attached TO Lalayclte's body guard. In
the subsequent battles Of the revolutionary
struggle, lie distinguished himself by his
valor and devotion 10 The American cause.
and at the close Of the war was married
TO Annette, whose patriotism was rewar-
ded by the iulflmeni of those hopes Of
love which she had so nobly sacrificed in
behalf oft.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03
TRUST NOE WOMAN.

Trust no, woman, she'll hcGulle you,
All her smiles are fnrm'd hy art;
First she'Il fiiter then erb YOU,
Signing with broken heart!
Form'd by nature tn pursue US,
They outstrip the neeteSt men;
An how sweet they bHand co0 us,
But how proud the triumph then.
So the Fish tina, bai, admiring,
On the A9glsr'S fatal snare,
Clasps ont life, in pangs expiring
Lovers of the hook beware!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03

Graceful Compliment from Chiid.-
Washington. visiting lady in his neigh-
borhood, on his leaving the house l,tle
girl was directed to open the door. lie,
turned to The child and said. Il am sorry,
my dear, to give you so much trouble"
If WISH" she replied. ait was TO let
Won In"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03

Logftr Logic.-'rhere is one thing as
| can't see through, bowed if / can.
President Of the United States and the
man we, keeps the custom house is tho
peoples servants, amt they! Well. they
is, coon. Very well; now 'spose goes
to Tyler, and says !, cold vets, l wants
an order on the treasury for liquor" he'd
ortcr stan it, he's the peoples servant.
and I'm the people Meirseiues!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03

.4lraa'age e hiasirg II heard the
hammer of u mechanic tina, owes me At
four o'clock this morning. I'll rFus. him
ill April.
saw another Yesterday afternoon. WHO
has plenty Of work on hand, louneing at
the corner. lilhave him before The squire
next week.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03
Famous Recipe for Preserving Esccf, Pork
uuh zsu.ns.

The following is the recipe so famous
in this quarter as the Knckerbocker re-
cipe, and in New York as Admiral Pc.
cocks recipe. for preserving beef, pork
and hams. We have often tasted its
excellence, at the table, and we do not
believe it can he surpassed. |. has been
brought to notice at this time, by having
been just inserted with due commenda-
ton in the New York American.
Admiral Pocock's. or Knlckerbockci
Recipe for Picking Beef and Pork:
Take 6 gallons water.
Nlno lbs. salt, (half fine, half coarse.)
Three lbs. brown sugar.
One quart melasses.
Three OF. salt peter
One OF. pearl ash.
Boil aud skim these materials well, ant
when cold put il to your beef; rub The
beef with fine salt. Put the ingredient,
into clean pot or kettle, and let then
boil, being careful to take off the scum a,
i, rises, ,tke the liquor of the fire and lie
it stand until it is cold. Then having pu
the meat you want TO preserve in the yes
sci you wish 10 keep it i'll, pour the liquo
over it and let it stand.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03

quite Il Bree<s.--A Calahrian paper
records a whirwind which lifted wagon
and two oxen,in the air, carried them n
great distance from the spot, and then set
Them down again, all 81 c and sound.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03

Connccticm.-The land of steady hab-
its.-In Manchester, Hartford county. a
short time since. Mr.. Morris, the mana.
ger of stroIIing company, was fined
sixty dollars for giving an exhibition.
The charge was that "said Morris, with
force and arms, and with view of gam,
did cause certain females, dressed in wo.
mems clothes, TO whirl around swiftly on
one foot, with the other extended a, rgh
angles, and in horizontal position"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-22

III WOULD RATHER Re RIGHT, THAN
BE PRESIDENT"

al WOULD RATHER BE RIGHT, THAN
BE PRESIDENT"
Mr. Editor :-Such is the constitution of
man, that few are disposed TO sacrifice their
prospects Of interest or ambition for the
common good. SelfpreseIyatlon, tIssaid,
is the first law of uaiore; and TO certain
extent this is true but so prone 10 human
iiy TO err, that 10 general II IS carried too
far. How many disasters and regerses
might that little. but patriotic army Of The
Revolution have suffered, had not Gen'I.
Washington permitted his fair fame, for a
time, TO be suiiuscd by the passing clouds
OF delTaction, for the good Of his country
Rarely, however, 10 these degenerate days,
can one be found SO patrio,ic-so sel!-sac-
yificingi There is one, at least, and he is
the author Of the noble sentiment that heads
this short essay. Numerous are the in.
stances in which Mr.. Clay has thought
himself constrained by his Lore Of country
10 oppose the ephemeral current Of popuIa'
opinion, and act, IN accordance with lh'
dictates of his own judgment and, by 81
doing, be has suffered bis fame 10 be Oh
scured by The clouds of aspersion and detfac
lion; when, il be had yielded 10 the momen
tsry impulses Of the crowd, be might hav'
been ssluted b. their iJzzas at the time
afterwards, purhaps, ia receive their exc
cfaiions. Whenever forced to the disires
slug alternative Of surfendering his opin
io1s 10 those OF bis friends, with whom h
acted, TO pursue tue deliberate and mstaset
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-22
MORE oF MONROE EDWARDS.

The New York American has the follow
ing paragraph. CAN'T be true? II seems
10 us impossible that at this day so cruel an
iufilction would DO tolerated, if even the
mos, abandoned crimina! in the world was
to be punished
"Le,ters received from Sing Sing prison
las, nigh, represent the sufferiDgs Of Ed
wards as deplorable in the extreme, and
that it is not Improbable tina. his life
may fall a sacrifice to his abortive attempts
to regain his liberty. We stated on Mon
day that he was punished with 100 ashes.
According 10 the lates. Information, that
was not the exient of the infection, for be
actually received $50 lashes with the cal
o'nine.tals before he was taken down frou
the whipping post. This would give az
aggregate Of thirteen hundred and fifty
stripes and when that - taken into con
slderatlon, we are not surprised TO bear 0
bis now laboring under sufficien, exhaus
tion from pain and loss Of bl1od, as to en-
danger his llfe."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-22

Married, in Springfield, Illinois, Mr..
Jas. Profit, merchant, TO Miss Emily N.
Landon. The happy bridegroom ough, to
do cash business, the Aurora says; though
he can expect only snail Profits " a, first.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-22

Friday morning, Dec. g.
The Convention met, pursuant to adj
journment. After the reading Of the
Journal,
Mr.. Rahoieau, Of Franklin, desired that
a Letter addressed 10 the Delegation from
Beaufort County by Hon. Edward Stany
might be read. The Letter was accord.
ingly read as follows:
WASHINGTON, Dec. I'd, lsi3.
GENTLEMEN Finding il imprac,lcablo
without serious loss and neglect Of bust.
ness, 10 attend the State Convention, as
desired to do, deem ii due to my friends
and to rnyself, TO write what should have
SAID IN substance, could circumstances
have justified my going TO Raleigh.
The Convention will be called on TO Sc
lect some suitable person, 10 become ih'
Wing candidate for The Gubcrnaioral Of
, fec Of our State; and, as VIC mus, all per
ccye, difficulty may possibly arise, if TIN
friends Of several gentlemen, who hay'
been named, should urge their claims,
, 1843-09-02
DIED,

Near this place, on Tuesday last, Che
Doth ult., at 4 o'clock, p. NJ, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Dunbar, consort Of Mr.. Thomas
Dunbar, in the 3l>t year Of her age.
The deceased has been for the last SIN
teen years, a member of the Baptist
Church, and has truly been an example
of piety; but what is more cOnsoiing TO
her friends, she died in the triamphs oil
faith.
On Saturday the 10Th ult., at the resi-
dcnce Of his father, near ! { uisville, IL
Lincoln Co., Mr.. WIN. b. Reeds, aged
about u years. Some remarks on The
death Of Mr.. Reeds, will appear mex
week.
In St. Louis, after a short and severe
illness, Mr.. Henry II. Windsor, printer
aged % years.
At Jefferson City, on the 18th inst,
Gen. Green White, Deputy Sheriff 0
Cole County, and formerly Representa-
tive in the Missouri Legislature.
, 1843-09-02

CATTLE N SHEEP OF CREAr BnI-
I've fnd'the following in alate
Enpiish Journal, and give j, for the !,
purpose of comparing it win some OF
our own statistics and prices:
.The total number OF borned cat
lie in the United Kingdom Is eS'ima
ted =, 100000. and tie total mum
her Of sheen at $4,000 600. V"Iu'ng
, the fl frs shT rer u head, otflo, and the
' 1's " ~, o.. both together will give a
,o,aI value of GIlo,oOGooo.
IN re U. S. accordin. TO the cen
s,,s Of 1889. The num'er OF sheep
was 90 ooo.oo0. But the difference
in the estimated vllOe is the most
striking point in the c'mParIson'-
There the average value IS put al q.
bou, !s45 for the cattle and about ST
co. Sor the cattle. ard $50 for the sheep
rns, be considered a liberal estimate
This f,ct shows why tie prices ("
,n %, are so hilh in Great Britain
md nroves that we ought TO be abe
10 furnish Them a SUPPLY at remunr'a
,~,tn,ices. We think ii clear tha
in tie presen, po>iion ct trade: 'I'lii
and prices; a tar export trade IN nr,
md nork 10 England, m Y be expect
ed-TN. Y. Cultea'or.
, 1843-09-02
SALE OF
School lands.

IN virtue and BY authority of an order Of
Il the Pike Comfy Court. made At the
May term, l343, and to me directed, |
shall on Monday the 10Th day Of October
Of Bowlin; Green, and during the term OF
the Circuit Court for faid County OF PlGe,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder at auc.
ton. the following School Lands to wit:
section sixteen (l6) in township fifty two
(52). n. Of r. two (2) east. Said section
will be sold in lots Of forty acres. A cred
it Of twelve months will be given, bond with
approved personal security will be required
of the pnrchnsrrs, bearing interest at ten
per cent per sunun from date.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
August 5'h, 1919 TIL
, 1843-09-02

F,sYIoE.-Tournaments and hoop
ed ne,t,coats we are informed, are
likely 10 become once more tashrona-
be-. fitting at rings is all the 90 at
the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs,
and is SAID 10 produce much amu<e-
ment. We hope t" see wrestling,
Ieap-frog and other wholesome exer-
cises also introduced. These would
Danish dyspepsia and many other ..rII>
which flesh is heir to-" Bot whilst
the gentlemen are thus striving to
;mprnveiheir physical condition, the
ladies' must e~ndeavour to keep pace:
and the first thing t" be done is, to
discard the ~uhealIhly and unslnhrly
portion Of their dress bv which they
are So greatly dI>figured; tha, they
may hustle along in life with more
grace and ease. IfIadies must ..Ionm
large," let them resort 10 hops if thew
~please--5ut let that which was intro
dnced 10 hide d~eformiry, and which is
deforming so many, be banished for
ever.-Occan.
, 1843-09-02

Oaem p. Crow, of ST. Louis coun.
". shot 4 Iaborer IN his employ nam
ed l.. Magee. on Sunday last. dis
pute arose about money dee the de-
ceased. Which re-ulted in Maghee re-
ceiving two balls in his breast from a
pistol fired by Crow. lie expired
immediately. Mr. Crow was held I"
bail in TIE sum &C $4,000.
, 1843-09-02
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

THE second session Of the Bow
Il ling Green Academy vii com
on Monday the 18th of Sept
The course Of instruction will en-
brace all the branches of a good In
elish education, with special attention
To the correct use OF the English
,ongue--the natural sciences-the
Lain and Greek classics, and the
higher branches of Mathematics.
The year will be divided into quar-
tors of eleven weeks each--except'
ing the next which will continue four
teen weeks.
Terms for tie coming Session.
Orlhography, Reading & WrI-
ting. 81 -
Grammar, Geography. & A.
rithmelic or either, G.CC
The Natura, Sciences zoo
Latin & Greek. and the higher
barchcs Of Mathematics. $50
A pair Of Artificial Glotes will be
provided for those who study Cecgra
! phy and hstronomy--a!So apparatus
to illustrate the simple principles O
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
No deduction will be made in tn
ton for nj scnce after Il scholar is en-
tered until finally Withdrawn, cxcep
IN coSa 81 Stiffness
, 1843-09-02

yEHE subscriber as agent or owner,
u has for sale the following lands,
&c, viz: one acre ground with house
AID her Improvements thereon. IN
the town of Bowling Green, being
the former residence of TIE late Lew
is Rogers. Esqr. Improvements are a
comfortable dwelling house with two
rooms, besides kitchen, convenient
out houses, stables &c--garden and
ward well enclosed, and set with a va
"Irietv of choice bearing fruit and shade
tree, well &c. This PLACE is very
pleasantly situated. and viii make Il
! desirable residence for 4 small family,
and can be obtained low for cash.
! Also stone house on the south side OF
the public square in Bowling Green.
with town lots connected with II
Of co by 100 feet each. Frame house
on south side OF public square in Bow
ling Green. now occuDIedas the Rad
cal Printing OlIce-with one lot to
four, connected, rs NAV suit the pur,
chaser. GAO acres unimproved land
8 to 4 miles n. Westerly Of Bowling
lGreen-G0 acres unImprov"d land
tour miles north west Of Bowling
green. prairie and timber, between
the Palmyra and Paris roads--oC
acres land with an improvement. ii
the county OF Audrain, 25 miles ),
W. Of Bowling Green--l96 acres
Iianl With improvements. q miles
north Of Bowling Grecn-22O acre:
!, land. adjoining and meas 10 Bowling
Green. in two difteren, tracts, Al
I acres inproved-aIso a number o
: budding lots in Bowling Green, som,
. vacant. and others improved.
LEVI PETTlBONE.
. Iu'v Goth. lG43. tI--38.
, 1843-09-02

CONVENTION OF MEcnANlCs.-~IE lie
Moct,ori.s of Mime he'd 4 State
Convention a, Gardiner on the oh
and 10Th. accordn- t" adj"u nmHnt,
There were l24 delegates present.
Thev rejected Il proposition t" e<'"b
Esh Mechanics: schools. preier;iI 10
DO whatever may he in their power
~ ;rnroye the common schools
'rbov resoIved 10 establish 4 Monthly
Magazine at 81 Ter a"nun. h'''u
Turr,,t. the ..learmed blacksmnh,' was
rrr>cnt, ard delivered an address;
lion. Charles Holden. Of Portland
another. The del gates were ho<pi-
rab!v entertained. without chafse' 'y
the citizens Of Gardiner.
, 1843-09-02

MELANCHOLY ;5roRY.--t letter
d,,el on lIth Instant at jacksonville,
E,s, Florida. and published IN the
Savannah Republican. relates the
following truly melancholy details o.
an event thu, lately occ lrred IN the
nciehborhood Of Alligator:
The father If a family. con>IStin@
Of a wife and two sons, in the vIcInI
ty OF that place, WAS taken sick. a"d
during bis illness, there being n" food
in the house, the wife took tn" Gun
for the purpose Of PROCURING game.
Having wandered out Of her VA!
she got lost. aud after three days soil
tarv adventure in the wilderness, she
at last. weary and SEX, found her
home, and her husband Il corpse! BE
ing unable to act further, size sch'
her eldest by TO the h"u-e ola nrIgn'
Dor. some seven or eight miles OH. ioi
assistance. The litrle fellow. shortly
after his arrival beneath the irienhi!
ronf. through previous sickness anl
presen, excitement beyond h's years
became Ill, and before lie could tel
his tale died. A few days after, th'
house WAS visited. VIXEN, oh. d"pl"ra
bic SIGHT, alongside at the father va
found the dead bodies Of his Wlte "n'
remaining son! The tale IS snort 'u
true. They all had persisted 'hr"u@i
Starvation. The tear OF sympathy
will feeIy flow when recountlng sucl
events"
, 1843-09-02

submit to direct taxation in time oil
peace. The South Carolina Demo-
cratic Stale Convention. which no
doubl spoke authoritatively, says Mr..
Calhoun us not in favor oI abolish
ing duties on imports. for system OF
direct or internal taxes but Ter n
system OF duties On imports. laid Pnre-
Is for revenue, and ai'owing dSc'amt-
mating duties only where the true
revenue principles cali for r:.'--Spec-
Iator.'
, 1843-09-02
AN APPRENTICE.

WANTED, at this Office, a steady, in
dustrious boy as an apprentice to the
business ofa Printer. I-None other
need apply than such as will not
lie. but viii tell the truth at all times,
keep aloof from the Grocery, (grog shop
We nean,) and attend promptly to his
business in the office.
Radical Office, July, %, 1913.
, 1843-09-02
n Z.

TIUE undersigned one of the Executors
Of the last will aud Testament of liar
rison Jones. late Of Pike conr;y No, de.
ceased. viii apply to the County Court 81
said county, at the ucXt November TERN
thereof, 70 resign bic ExecutOrehip. III
health impels him to tbi' course.
WILLIAM JONES, Executor.
August 5th. l-i2. SwiN.
, 1843-09-02
y. H.. SaElucRS,

TVAVING located in Bowling Green,
HI offers his professional services to
the citizens of Pike county. Office op.
posite Pettibone s. Co.'S. store. | will
also attend the Circuit Courts Of Rails,
Montgomery, Audrain, Warren and
Lincoln counties.
September 2nd lS42. "A.
, 1843-09-02
%EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the nm
" der.isocd has ATTAINED from the Clerk
Of the Connty Court Of Pike county, Mo.
letters of Te.tamont.r ~, uTOn tho Estate Of
Joseph n. Ford Gccaateh, bearing date the
@1thd day July 4. D. lNi3. al persons
having clair,s against snid estate, ere re-
qucst"d TO eXhih't them in one year hom
the dnie Of said letters for allowance. az
they mny he p'cc,udrd fsom any ! rnrft Of
said estate; aud II inch claims are not pre-
.crich within three wears from the date Of
sa,d letters. 'hrv Willie forever barred.
GEO: CAMPBELL. Executor.
July Goth. ls43. 3"aT.
, 1843-09-02

L,,zryrss.-A lady. in her letters
from Madrassays, that in INDIA eve
~ creature seems earcn up with lazi.
Tess; ever ny norse PreiendS lie Is
,no fine To switch of his o"n Ties
With his ownInng tai, lot tn'ns round
his head TO order The hn~r>e-k""per t"
vine them off Tor him. The Pe"-
ple of India, and even the hoses
NM, be the essence ot gcnuiIty, since
thew 50 heartily dislike work. We
have some Of he srne breed IN tn
country, whom we could sec uan>
ported to India without regret. III
zioes> is bad enough il III" a-et, bu'
in tie vOung i. is intvleraLle. a Ia
w Young man or woman viii be sure
To- scralca a poor IL head, II ihey d.
not die from ennui IN their youth
, 1843-09-02
TT g.

SiS5 manufacturing uf Leather. Our
1anncry /. on the Louisiana road, two miles
Y. T.. of Bowling Green. Mr.. Folwell will
have charge Of the establishment, hut we
are jointly md scvrraIIy responsible for all
engagements he may make for the purpose
Of carrying On The business. We will re-
ccivp hides IN pay mrnt of debts due the firm
of Campbell & Crane, or J. w. Campbell
or G. b. Cane indiridna!ly. We will pay
cash for hides on or before the FIRST of lanua-
" next. PEOPLE who wish can have their
hides mnhe into leather m shares.
Us FOLWELL g. G. B. CIR ANE
augu., 9Th. I~I3. tf-40
, 1843-09-02
FINAL

THE undersigned administrators Of
L the estate Of A. F. liaGarman,
deceased, iate Of Lincoln comfy,
Mo-. hereby gives notice to all cred
i;ors and Others interested in said eS
tate, that he intends TO make Il final
settlement of sid estate, at the next
term Of the county court of Lincoln
county, No, and If sail claims arc
rot then presented, ihey will be FOX,
eve bard.
WN. II. HAMMOCK. Admir-.
Lincoln Co., Mo-, June SO, lS43.
July 9Th, I343. 6w36.
, 1843-09-02
Marriages.

In ST. Louis, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. I Fon,bonnp, Mr.. Julius Chenie,
TO Miss Josephine Lane, both OF that
city.
AT Fayette, Mo. on the l7th inst. by
the Rev. James G. Heberling, Mr.. Will
lam T. Hurd, Of St. Louis, 10 Miss Eli
"a Boon, Of Howard county.
, 1843-09-02
A OF MISSOURI IS.

STATE OF MiSSOtKI't SIS.
Comfy OF Pike.
IN the CouniY Comri. Arg. term 1913
GEORGE READING, hdminlst'a-
" tor Of the estate Of James 6.
Kealinr, deceased, comes INTO C"ur'
and files his petition for the sale ct
the real c>tl'e of said decreased, and
said pe,itinn is accompanied 10y atso
.,ccrunl Of his Administrator, a list
e the debts due TO-. and by tn" de-
ceased. ard remaining unpaid, and an
Inventory of tie real estate and o,
The remaining personal estate. ami AL
otberaSset< in his h1nds; the VIII" e
verified hv the affidavit OF the 40,
,,ioi,tratGr. |, is therefore ordered
,L,, NIL pcrscns interested in s'id rs
,a,s be notifcd hereof. and unless
,Lo contrary b. shown ON the hrs'
H., Of the next term Of tins court
an o,dor will be made f" The sale "i
,Lo ro,I estate Of SAID deceased. or 81
n..,.L .haronf as will he sufficient "a
"ov the dchr< Of sid deceased, and
,:,bor ordeici that lbs notice be
nnhl,shed for six weeks in some news
nlrcr in this Stale.
4 ,rue COPY from the record.
Teste. A. II. BUCKNER. Clerk.
Per 5. w. BUcKNEn. d. c.
,., or IG43. 6W43.
, 1843-09-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
COTICE is hereby given. that the
" undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court o'
Pike county. letters Of Adminrs'ra-
t,on upon the Estate Of John lrhy.
deceased, hearing date the 18th day
Of August, IG43. All persons hav.
ing claims against said estate. are rc.
arcs'ed to exhibit them N n year
from the date Of saii letters for al.
lowancr, or they may I've Prccinded
rom any he-efr Of sa'd estate; and
If such claims are not presented With
in thrcc wears fom the date Of SAID
letters. ,hcv will he forever barred.
WM. WILLIS. l,lo,.rs
MARY ANN lRBi,
August 18th. 1Gl3. 3wfo.