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FOR ALBANY, TROY, CHICAGO and the CANADAs
be subscribers hsying completed the arrangements with
the Peoples Line OF Steamboats, the North
Rail Road Companies Albany for running their Express
for The season OF 1873 Express win leave their Office No
all street New ork every evening at O'Clock,
for the above named and intermediate places.
= IMPORTANT.
For the greater safety and security Of all valuable and
packages entrusted in their care they have Salamanca Iron
oae on poard OF the steamboats, IN se occupied
cusyey by themselves and the messenger in charge sleeps
the same room with the iron safes which all such
placed. POMEROY x COMPANVp eN
mi No D W. III strset
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ENG EISR IERE EN- BELGIAN AND AMERICAN
u.n,,n, COMMISSION HOUSE
HARNDEN co. will receive and forward bv their
lars SIecIe Bank Notes Packages and Parcels
France. ~~N'''"i DS'e"'' VI
attentInn is paid to the purchase sale all de-
ana Bits TO the entry of MERCHANDISE the Custom House.
and TO the general any all kinds of forward.
ing and commission business Bills Exchange i'm sums to
part of Europe. - N' Ave- o. VI y" any
Al goods must be marked Harden & COP Foreign Post
ONCE Letter Bags are made for all the Royal Mail Steam
York. $3.50 " i'' 'io'' AVG"
=, , Principal Offices and agents.
"esss inner ana smith, 81 Church street. Liverpool,
Messrs Maclean Slars Co. Abchurch lane, London.
Messrs Emerson x Co.. Paris and Havre.
Samue Haight, ESD American Consul, Antwerp Belgium
Messrs and j. q. w oodward, ST. John N b.
A. w. Godfrey Halifax ". s. '
!: u. Woodward, New Orleans La
Messrs. j. b. SaZerac & Co., Havana.
Harnden Co. 8 Court ST.. Boston
All goods must be marked Harden & Co
bffanden Co. alone responsible for the loss or
nry OF any articles property of any description committed
20 er care; nor IS risk assumed by can any he
acned TO the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation by
Wmch eir crates are be transported; nor New
YORK and Boston Railroad Bostnn and Pro-
any time. HARNDEN e. III a.
JyNr No. 3 Wall New York.
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fsSs scHo68S Eb fi SS$SSSSNSrAIN @A
~ W Via ~ and somerylle r.: Road
Schooeys Mountain, leave pier No NORM riyer al
"a o'clock A. NJ daily, tSundays excepte by steamboat to
EZabehpor or leave the foot Of Couand street at o'clock
A. M, by ~ J. Railroad TO Ezabethown thence connect
Misunderstanding early in the afternoon ~ " w
For Eason leave above proceed by railroad TO Somerye
o'clock. ' '''"s !" r'hS'oh dt .
Tbs account Of the short distance by coaches max
sell to public patronage Mr. Sandeson the proprietor ar So
merve has provided himself with carriages and horses TO ac
commodate parties with extras at the shortest
and on reasonable terms '
land ST. ''' - |o"rt-
Passengers from Philadelphia Schooley's Mountain will
leave Philadelphia o'clock A. NJ BY New York railroad
line TO New Brunswick Splendid coaches from thence av-
Ins az tle mountan early same afternoon. 2msr
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NEW YORK AND KINGSTON STEAM FREIGHT
AND PASSAGE LINE.
h0S1 al For Kingston and Delaware and Hudson
eFA )' G. GS9ppaallia1steanbOats EMERALD and NOR.
The EMERALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New
o'clock, p NJ. "
VIII leave Kingston Rondout landng) every Wednesday
The NORWICH, Captain John Samuels will leaue New
YORK foot Of street Wednesday and Saturday
o'clock p. NJ. "
Will leave Kingston 2ondout andng) every Tuesday and
- EXTRA TRIPS
The EMERALD will leave the foot of Murray street every
SUNDAY morning at o'clock. Returning, leaves Kingston at
4 o'clock day.
For freight passage apply on board or to
AL 3m&r Isi West street
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Square, Union Square, and Tompkins
squsre,Si IS per day, instead Of 80
More Reform Alderman LEE offered a resolution re-
ducng all salaries of $4,000 and upwards 20 FER
$500 fifteen per cent OF $1,000 ten per cent Of $3.50
| per cent
Alderman TrLLou that all salaries exceeding S4OO be
reduced ten per cent and that there he further
pendtures for entertainments of refreshments public
and that the tea table in the City Hall be sold
der the direction of the Comptroller and all other proper
not wanted therein, except for his special Also
allowing each Alderman $50 per annum for coach hire.
of Finance.
Conference.-The resolution to regulate and pave the
6h avenue from l4h streetto 2ls street, concurred
Also to construct sewer in Ninth street
.fppointment-J. p. Del Veccho was appointed city
wegner.
The Board then adjourned till the FIRST Monday in Sep
TENDER next
BoARp OF AsssrANrs-CHARLEs P. BRowN, President,
Charges against Public OGea-A petition from
John Dowyer and others, charging Michael Weeland.
measurer Of charcoal with improper conduct laid
Paying Police Clsrk-The Committee on Police report.
ed adversely to Barnabas W. Osborne extra com
pensaton for ices Lower Police Office on Sundays
Clerk and referred the to the Board of Supervi
sors for their action.
Biackgelps Tsiand-A communication from the keeper
of Blackwels Island, asking for additional accommoda-
ton for prisoners He states that there are 496 cells and
he has 800 prisoners to place therein In he observes
that the contemplated building the greater portion Of the
stone for which already provided with boss carpenter
the Island and he himself as superintendent will not
IN SSOO ana Order, requisite
in an establishment such he has the charge Of IL not
possb consequence Of the present close and confined
Of the prisoners, the want OF accommodations &c
and that the prisoners be employed 10 erect
building stories high 80 feet long, and 80 feet wide
which will be fully large for the purpose intended and
beifnished for the specified. Referred Ia Com
m ttee on Charity and Aims House.
Repairing Hester Street.-The report Of the Street Com
missioner to have that portion OF Hester street between
ange and Mulberry Streets repaved-the assessments
for the same confirmed, and a collector appointed
Adopted
Rsmopai from O6ies-Ous Billings, Francis B. Guest
and Abraham Guest, we're removed from the Office Of
measurers Of buminous coal Sent to the other Board
for concurrence
appointments 10 Office The following appointments
were laid on the table i-Oliver l. Tompkns, city qua
ger-Ejah Baker and James westervet, city weigh
ers.
account for the OIL CasksA resolution was adopted,
calling the Superintendent Of Lamps and Gas, 70 iur.
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sND.Dn <xd STATEN ISLAND FERRY FOOT
Gx[M1e4rzrv1s OF WHITEHALL ST.-The steamboats,
follows until further notice -
Leave New York 8, 9, 10, II, |, 2, "a, 5,67
Leaye Staten Island s, 9, 10, II, I, 2, l. 5,6,7
Leave New York and Staten Island every On Sunday
Staten Island Ferryfoot Of Whitehall street TO Clifton d
Clifton, 5 p Nj. on Sunday, July 10TH
7. S-Excurson to Fort Hamilton, Sundays excepted
Leave Fort Hamilton IA A. NJ returning from New York
ga 7. NJ jill
Sc1 al STATEN ISLAND FERRY-CLIF.
Gx@E3r TON, NEAR THE NARROWS-Unti
$500 further notice, the 2 o'clock trim from White
hall {the STATEN lsLANDER) will after making her
usual landings the Quarantine and Sapeon proceed the
wharf At Clifton, near the Telegraph The SAMSON
Will leave Clifton wharf for the city, at az o'clock
On Sundays the O'Clock trip from Whitehall will proceed
direct TO Clifton without touching the Quarantine Sta
Fare l21s cents ~ " y y ~
This arrangement will afford delightful excursion TO the
Naows and opportunity Of ENJOYING breeze
nery and prospect for which that of Staten Island so ce-
side. e 90 o,vr va
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3o- The Court for the Correction of Errors met al
Albany on Saturday, but no quorum being present,
adjourned until Monday
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k&& BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
&5&E rASSkE tti FOR LIyERPooL.-.only regua

.k&& BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
E1&E JACKETS FOR LIyERPOOL.-Qnly regular
ship and sails Saturday, the 10Th August
The and remarkable fast sailing fvoe packet shin NEW
Y1Rk buhen 1850 tons Captain Thomas B. Cropper will
sail positively above, her regular day. ~
he accommodations of this magnificent packet for cabin I'd
by other vessel aoa Those visiting the Old Country
Will find their interest and comfort select this desirable
For terms OF which will very low and
those wishing to choose the best bers early application
scriben. ROCHE 6ROTIit,I2S r. G0 SUI
- FULTON street, New York door to theFuon Bank
Noe-fassengers will please bear mind that the packets of
s Line sai punctualy advertised therefore will with
no dlsaPpoi ntment in selecting the above packet
tober. ~ '''oi vi ''e -" vi &c
Persons sending for their friends them brought out in
her or OF the packets comprising this and UNI
EACH month. ' va N '' anu i''i vi
For passage apply as above
he packet ship Columbus will succeed the New York and
SAL o Liverpool oc the LIST of September her regular day
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GefA1SrTI2N NIGHT LINE lINNIEE FoRS, Albany
WITHOUT bASpIMGThs eommodoS and Substantial
New York from the foot of Barclay street on Thursday the
Sd instant at o'clock p NJ arriving Albany and Troy
time for the going
Regular Days-Leayes New York every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday afternoon, al 5 o'clock -
day afternoon. " $3.50 "
Freight taken at reduced rates Apply on board
The above boat has undergone thorough repair and
is in first order al Im.v
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,k&6 REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &e-Tbe
small persons residing any 0 pslt Of s OF aasS
% ad so saR p.l, ,f
England or scotland ao whom me e IS o b
and Pad aesordns anda receipt that given or for
6 SS;Ss
"1fa and will be paid GR E h
.f& PIE. new Y, LINE In OF LTyERpooL PACKETS
sGa tSE PSG VII ff9osoSP
s ed sssI1, fsE
New ca and UH sReeS oS 9 her hs asi
sS SiI fSSsy %Ss
sailed several days before her Her accommodations can
Fl that
should not . make early application on board foot Of Bur-
walt TAPsCoTT, 80 Peck slip,
anodng favorable opportunity to those wishing send for
es sHd to n ont her any Of the go, line
drafts SF amount, payable in ali principal
sddons will succeed the Liverpool and sail 25th Au-
sue. aul1 &c
.h&R FOR LIyERPooL-The New Line-Regular
racket fsT Gdhn Nf Ea RS5
naster i'o tons' will sail on the 10th August her regular
For freight passage having elegant and roomy acco-
apply % % 'f fis's sf' III Hes"s
lhe packet ship Queen of the West Philip Wooaho".e.
18th September '
.k&& old BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS
@ Packet Of the l9th AuEust-Ths fast sailing packet
spaicd above her regular day. Her Recommendations for
cabin second cabin and passengers are
pication TO JOHN HERDMAN ~
Passage from I,.rroo, 81 south street near Wall st.
amount payable tie National and Provincial Bank Ireland
So @ ssSsase AND and bssa1 Bs Son Col Bks Lon
throughout England aud Wales Geenock Banking CO. and
Eastern Bank OF Scotland and Branches For further partcu
ius Apply AZ above. jy2lec
.k&& FOR NEW oRLEANs--star Line-First regu-
packet P ds splendid san s
She has splendid accommodations FOR cabin I'd cabin and
81 wnS VIII b taken The lowest
'''".''" ~ ' '''' 10 JOSEPH PHI M iIssS K
aolo &c 100 Pine street.
k6S- FOR LIyERPooL-Resular racket of the lgb
sHEFFIELD Captain Pophsm viii positively saiS ' sail
Having very superior accommodations for cabin 2d cabin and
passengers wishing embark should make
'''' 'p'''''''" ''''' '' JosEPm Me S
auto &c 100 Pine ST.. corner of South.
A&k> FOR NEW oRLEANs-=zLouisiana and New
MN York Line--Posvely First Regular Packet-Tbe
s,i a1g FSis ,a ship h o., Cap
has nearly ali her cargo engaged and can take some freight
immediate application nae 81 GofSa q
Shippers may rely having their goods correctly mea.
Agents in New Orleans, Hulia < Woodruff, who will
T%R re p,e Ge, sSp HTSISTSsVILG Capt r. ,u
will succeed the Louisville, auo &c
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ID WlLHELNs, No 23i Broadway opposite the Fountain,
= has received large supply of Goods which he offers
wholesale, and retail, very reasonable prices
Berln Zephyr, worsted German, and shaded Woed
Embroidery Pattern, beautiful selection
Canvass of every description
WoTsted Silk Cotton Gold aud Silver Embroidees, Tnm
ming and Flower making Chenille
Floss aud Purse Silk. PLAIN aud shaded
Artificial Flowers and Feathers
A great variety of cast iron Work
perfumery be- sold IN PACKAGES from "a o& gross al yery
low prices 90,
Fancy Note Papers Waters and Envelopes together with
large assortment Of fancy articles Gloves Work and Segar
Rings aud Tassels for purses. suia ,m.ec
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- - $50
Af $50 !! ppAsssszGT OFFICE TO 1I!5N7
SS !%:ss y & 81 Is Lowe. c.....
For passage apply 70 nav
ms 9m 90 Barclay street, New York
RocKAwAY PAvILIq SS,5Lo ISLAND RAIL
>.s10 Trains upon this road leave Brooklyn, South
delightful e Ss,s fS' Marine aes Pa1e%
ocoST mi 1soTns hours viz '-Halfpast A. NJ
Retprning, Leave Jamaica msA NJ, NJ, and p NJ. fo
the Pavilion. IS cents je2i 6wsr
FARE Ef HSp AFHRHEAiSS GF RESEcrp.
%SB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s%SSi
f Se 81 ssS Gsoa sa rs i
RHODE Isk,AiND, Capt S% Tha Ta"''0'A'
MMaoHhFEAAGGAANsETT,
9fs Esis di% fs s;E sG'yi except
The RHODE IstANbS captain Faye on Monday and
" ednesday for stonington and Newport and Friday for
The MASSACHUSETTS Captain Com,tock, on Tues
ton Newport and ProvdeSee anu Saturday Tor
be s Of The ssss Isl y
Of the Railroad to snd Boston, h%s anS 4 S
H'Ss's me- M acxsnE
snd s sn ob r eSa on beard
the Mohegan.
prepared travel and Ike so@ aps and
eary Of passengers and not surpassed by any the United
Dp pa Ssss sSs Mes Oh taken reduced
veS freight agent s' 20, on tie w RRsGfa"'S or Oh
for the route and steamers bers be secured
60. -, o HARNPEN & co, No, Wall street
and s@f a sff hs oI '' freight wi" mot g sm seTsd
S S!:# S5P%sHR g2a R%1 q S:.
En- En- e S sassfEEs'' f9 sss9..
p The s. s;s,%sS;s sS57
port and NoTwalk touching Bedens Neck running in con-
GSSS E FL i"Ss a sf1i s'vs
the f. dsa gsdEps ss M ae
roads and beautiful country Fare to New Haven IS cents
iyls Intro URIAH GREGORY, Agent
$$SS Sss H S.is sSS
%n III g. sss M.s.
For freight apply on board A. D. PECK EOS
South St aus lm*m
sE kEbNN Sc ANS TROY EyES Ssf without hSM
sys%ass O'clock Albany direct 'D''' anu SATURDAY
and accommodations is not surpassed on the Hudson.
6Eo akBxN t1Nb SE sT JiasF Ms
%SsiS HI ss Z sis sssi;ss ..,.
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evening, at O'Clock.
Mosdy s Evening b s eSs
o'clock
MAIL LINE.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. NJ H. Truesdell
landing intermediate Places will Monday Wednesday
The COLUMBIA, Capt r. G.. Cruttenden, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. NJ
IRssssnseI. taking III. Lie Beats will invariably lin
the east west.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
and elegan State Rooms and for speed and
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AH "A NO MONOPOLY-FARE REDUCED.
GN@s New independent Opposition Line for Albany
The new and commodious steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt
H. Eurey will leave the foot Of Barclay street New York
every Monday Wednesday and Friday evening o'clock
For freight or passage apply board Freight taken less
The New Jersey furnished with elegant state rooms and
the Hudson river - - III
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- MONEY TO LEND
Reade strset near Broadway loans large small
ton. ivyO I'm sr
STRAW. WRAPPING PAPER-lOoo reams Crowa Straw
y Paper, for sale BY PERSSE BROOKS,
eul2 m 81 LiberyN
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leaving New York daily from the foot Of Courlapdt ST
Nor Morning Line at A. M.-Mal Pilot Line at AZ P. NJ
steamboat 10 Philadelphia. $3.50 ~
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden (oppose to
fhnladelphia) without change Of cars.
PASSENGERS will procure their tickets the office foot
Courandt where commodious steamboat will he in
readiness, with baggage crates ON board. ~
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city to city,
wout Deng opened by the Each train provided with
the ladies' use. e ~ N''' '
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal
nut street by steamboat TO Bordentown at o'clock A. Nj
and by railroad from Camden, at 5 O'Clock, r. NJ.
The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia TX A. NJ and
jy28 3m*ec -" -
, 1843-04-01
SALE OF
School Lands.

N virtue and by authority Of two
l. orders of the Pike county Court.
made at the August term 1842, and
TO me directed, | shall on Monday the
18th day Of June Eext. at the
Court House door in the town Of
Bowling Green, and during the term
of the Circuit Court for said county
Of Pike. proceed to sell to the highest
bidder at auction. the following school
land to wit: Section 16 in township
SO N. R.. west Of The fifth principal
meridian, and section I6 in township
So north of range 9 west OF the fifth
principal meridian-also that portion
Of the 10Th section. T. 50, N. r. 2
w. remaining unsold. Said sections
will be sold in lots of forty acres
A credito twelve months will be CIV
en-, bond with approved PERSONAL Sc.
curily will be required oil the purchas
ers, bearing interest at ten re cen,
from date.
WIN. PENlX, Sheriff.
March e5, I843. 9weI.
, 1843-04-01

atime around a bed of roses, and then
dies as it were from very sweet
ness.
Ii cannot be that earth is mans on
ly resting place. !, cannot be that
our life is a bubble cast upon the o.
cean Of eternity to float a moment
on the waves, and then 10 sink into
darkness and ndthingness. Else why
is it that the ASPIRATIONS, which leap
like angels frop the temples of our
hearts, are forever wandering abroad
unsatisfied?-Vhy isit that the stars
which hold Their feslivity around the
midnight throe. are set SO far above
the reach Of or limited faeulties-.for-
ever mockingbs by their d~napproach-
able glory? Why is it ihat the rain
bow and clouk that come over US
with a beautWhat is not ofearth, and
then passof nd leave us to muse up
on their faded loneliness? And final
ly, why is it that bright forms Of hu-
man beauty are presented in U view
and then taken from us. leaving the
thousand streams of at1cllon TO flow
hack in cold and alpine torrents upon
our hearts? We are born for a high
er destiny than Rat OF earth. There
is 4 realm where lie rainbow never
ades-where {, e stars will be spread
out before us Ii e Islands that SUM
Der in the ocean--and where the
beautiful being thai here passed be-
fore us like visions, stay IN our pres
cree forever. Bright creature OF my
N ha, realm ! shall see thee
again. Even now thy lasting image
is sometimes with me. In the mysle'
rious sIl nee of midnight, when the
streams are glowing in tire light o
The many lars, thy image comes
aoating upon the dreams that linge'
around nv pillow, and stands before
me IN its pale dim loneliness I'LL it
quiet spirit sinks like a spell from
Heaven upon my thoughts, and thu
grief ofyears is turned to dreams o
blessedness and peace.
, 1843-04-01
Marriages

On Thursday the 18th March, by the
Rev. w. w. Crockett, Mr.. JAMES A.
PIcKENs, to Miss SALLY A. BR1MER, all
of this county.
In Jefferson city, on Wednesday evening by
the Rev. Mr.. holland. Col. G.. II. Netherton,
Senator from the 18th Senatorial District, to
Miss Ann Eliza. daughter Of Jason Harrison,
Esq. Of that city.
In Independence. Mo-. byJ B. Hovey Esq.
Mr.. Hampton Davis to Miss Cynthia Ann
Watkins, both Of Jackson county.
In Boonville, No.. on Sunday evening. Feb.
10. by the Rev. Thos. Johnson, Mr.. Levi Tai.
bot TO Miss Mary E.. Dunn, both of that city,
, 1843-04-01
Sale Of Real Estate.

THE undersigned Administrators of
l. the Estate Of William D. Biggs,
deceased, in pursuance of an order
of the County Court of Pike Coun-
ty will expose to public sale be-
fore the Court House door in the town
of Bowling Green, on the first day Of
the next May Term of the County Court,
of said County, the following described
lots Of land lying in said County, viz
S. IL lot No. 2, N. w. Or. sec. Is,
T. "a, N. r. w.; the w. l-2 N. w,
or. sec II, T.. 81, N. R. 2 w; the E.
- NE. Or. Sec. 81, T. so, N. R. 4
W. the w. 1-2 N. w. or. Sec. 80, T.
so, N. R. 4. W.. the S. E. IA E. IA
section 80, T.. so, N. r.. 4 W.; w. 1-2
S. E. Ia, section 80, and w. 1-2 n. E.
Ia, Section 81, TOWNSHIP so, N. R.
4. West. The above lands will be sol
d on a credit of IL and Is months, the
purchaser giving bonds with personal Sc
curity for the payment ofthe purchase
money bearing interest at s per cent
from day of sale.
W ": C. Sf DoWSiSG. Adn'rs.
Bowling Green, Feb. 25, lS43.-4t
, 1843-04-01

receives from being opened in the humid
atmosphere of that place. The manner,
too, in which tobacco has heretofore been
boopered at Orleans has tended much to
%injnre the reputation ofthe western to-
bacco, whilst good inspection houses e.
reoted, large enough to contain 1000 to
1000 hhds., with good inspectors ap-
pointed, who are. acquainted with the bus
mess, the fixtures for selling and cooper
ing ample and sufficient 10 open 200 hhds.
daily; then it would soon be apparent
that the planters would find it to their in
terest to sell their. crops at St. Louis.
When the price of the article is low
from over production, dealers are deterr-
ed from purchasing, having no place for
storage of sufficient security. Ifone or
more Warehouses capable Of holding the
quantity mentioned above, and increased
so as to hold all that's offered for storage,
dealers would be always in the market,
and let their tobacco remain over for an
other season. The climate of Missouri
is equally as well adapted for keeping
tobacco as that of Virginia, not SO in Or
leans; there one season ruins good !obac-
co and the heavy charges render the lay
ing over of tobacco in that place out Of
the question; a planter too has it in his
power if the trade is established, as |
have said, 10 take his tobacco paie in his
pocket and keep it if the price does not
suit him. Many planters no doubt, had
rather, if prices should not please them,
have their crops stored and wait their
pleasure in selling. In Virginia l have
known planters, when the article was
low, to keep on hand their crops in the
Warehouses for years.
A CIRCINTAN
, 1843-04-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTlC,E is hereby given that the un
- -dersigned has taken out letters Of Tes
t%amen,ary on The estate Of james X. Frier,
deceased, bearing date tine 29th day OF
March 1S43.. All persons, therefore, in
to ths estate of said deceased, are re-
quested ia make immediate payment and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requestet TO exhibit them properly az
rhenticatrd, within one year from the date
Of said lettet', or they may be p~recluded
ffom having any benefit of said estate, and
If said claim, are not presented within three
years, they win be fore, er barred
JAS NJ. FRIER, Exe'r.
April LET 1913 3w22.
, 1843-04-01
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
In signed has obtainei Of the Clerk of the
County Court Of Pike County. letters OF
Administration on the estate Of Larkin Dor
sey, deceased dated march 80, 1s43, that
all persons Indebted to said estate are re-
qnsted to make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
t~heniicated, within one year from the date
Of said letters or they may be precluGed
from having any benft Of said estate, and II
not exhibited within three years. they will
be forever barred.
.siIEREDIN DORSEY, Admir-.
April Let, ls43. 3w22.
, 1843-04-01

The Chapel at Mission Institute, (The-
opoli, Ill. was destroyed by fire on the
night of the Sth inst. Supposed 10 be
the work of ~anincendiary