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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25
Richmond, 18th August.

4 SmaH and Paiuabie Summer Residence for Sale
THE suhber Trustee Mrs. Fenton b. Smith, offers Tor
her Farm "MOUNT PLEASANT" II is situated only
fse miles Vest of fredericksburg and one South oil orange
r, ard contains no about Is in wood ana Inc baahce
cleared land, including two good meadows.
The Improvements are unusually good, consisting OF two
stop dwelling house, frame and brick noggedl containing
IKE passage and two porches Kitchen dairy meat
el>, c. Stable, house, and three cabins ne
d"s house painted inside AMI OUT and fitted with venetian
binds aud together with ali the out houses has recently nnder
one compete repairs To those quest of healthy and de-
!gf retreat, farm presents very many induce
en Tac ptice Wal he very low, to suit te tines ana ohy
part oi The purchase nancy required down.
20 taeS disposed Of private saie TINS va!haoe pope.
viii be offered public sale, the premises, on SAIChphf
lie lCth September, -.
JOHN j. CHEW, Trustee for Fenton B. Smith.
Frcdrr shuru Aur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

iKGAINS IL CARRIAGES-The subscribers, n, their old
ID 9th Streets have on hand large as
Harness OF description, Coac-
ers Choes Barouches Bu.ses, with and without tops,
ssnhope Sukey, ali OF which they VIII sell al uh
pucrden'ed low prices for cash approved paper
They large number Of excellent second mana LII
rage. Of kinds nearly good as new, winch
The! will sell bargains. -...,a,, co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,-The Estate on which MIS-.
,lyina Smith resides, heretofore anvssa M WI
differed n nubc auction on premises Wednesday, the oh
os Ser mkt il fair If not the fair day thcfeafter-
Ae ems N W 'e "'s ~ nv - C. NJ. CALLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

1lrHEAT.-5oO bushels Mediterranean Fly Proof WheaI,
grown the vicin ~ Of Richmond by Mr. John P"e, whose
crop admiration of the neIghborbood For sale very
,nall advance the price of other kinds.
Aug l8 29-it WILLIAM PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

mo T0 RlS rs AND OTHERS-A very respecabIe EngNsn
f,nie a:el ~ wishes to make an engagement !" r "
- iy Going 10 England, ireland Scotland rue au
,,.r vel accustomed to travelling, wod expect Tue
nd. a. remuneration for services would no' pe a
ti, liter addressed &. c. Richmond Post once stat
Jug a,''uiai'' wa 49," An. X 2s4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

This week. the weather has been more settled and
favorable st!I al times cloudy and not the best suited
''t nrtHer'ng tue progress OF hay-makng. There Is
good deal ofnay ysiio be made and carried
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

GEORGE BOOKER the late firms Of Lewis Webb & Co.,
Webb Booker Ilamton has taken the House next to
tina Street ie-a-o hai" street ."
W,yr. Bridge, for the purpose OF transacung lne
GROCERY IND CoMMfSSION BUSiNEss.s So, -
me orse of The ensuing fortnight he Will have IN STORE an
assetms- Vi uoous a" ms A., n6-6t+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

To- PoSTPoNEMENT.-In consequence of sickness Of
the Trustee Thomas Taey the sale is postponed until
Friday, The 25ih inst. ]. F. NEW, Auct.
Aug is y9-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

Deafers IN Drugs, .usdicines, Chemicais, Paints,
ORs, Dns.nfs, Wlndoln GLass. &c
, 1843-06-03
TOBACCO. HEMP. &c

sE1HE subscriber will receive and forward
Il Tobacco, Hemp, Pork. &c. at unusua1v
lop rates to Orleans or The East. Having no
interest in steam boats. and my agents in Or.
leans having no interest in packet ships or
vessels, frelghts both here and below, will Be
bargained for at the lowest rates. 1 will also
advance in cash without any charge for loss
in exchange, from two thirds 10 three fourths
the value here on Tobacco, Hemp, Flour,
Wheat, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Beef, &c. &c.
GEORGE X. BUDD, Com.
mission & forwarding merhant, A, Water 81.
st. Louis, May 9th, ls43.
Refer to Messrs. WIN. Luce, & Co. t,m
81. N. Bryson, & Co. LOUISIANA
Jameson Samuel, Esq. . = Hannibal.
James C.. Fox. Esq. Paris.
The 'dore Jones, Esq. . Palmyra
" James Hanna, Esq. Marion CITY.
May 18th, Is43. 2w2s.
, 1843-06-03

'em. and he that would wantoulv Sc
dogs upon the doerS of the righlcou.
deeds mu>t expect To be barked at. tc
s~y the least. To be happy your
selves you must use YOUR utmost eX'
~eftion to increase the happiness o.
those around you. Your hearts in.
hnenced BY moral motives, and IN,
cIined to virruous deeds. Just open
! the windows of vour hearts. and let
in tie Iiyht "f heavenly wisdom, and
every earthly object that seems be-
| cl0uded ty sorrow. will be surround
ed by the golden halo of joy. That
mercy which you measure out to the
sons of mi>fmtune will be melted to
you BIZ Providence while contending
with adversely. aflic'i n, and the in
numerab'e ills that heset Il poor NOR
I'll on lis pilgrimage to the tomb. II
Won rob yonr brother of the roses
that grow N the garden of his heart
and transplant them to your own.
thew Will soon wither away and leave
nothing but rhorns behind. You
must cultivate yonr OWN soil, and
never more think of reaping from for
eign fields. Sow The seed OF wisdom
in your youthful days. and you will
geather a golden harvest Of happiness
in the autumn Of age. Worry the
weak worms of misfortune as much
as you may, the months of misery
will continue TO eat through your
mortal garment till you are rocked to
sleep in the cradle of your grave
and even there you will be troubled
with worms. despite the potency Of
Sherman's lozenges, or the vermifuge
of Feuchtwanger.
My hearer,-when circumstances
war against you. why do you sting
one another, like a nest of vipers
when stirred up with a long pole.
There is no more to he gained by it
than there is in one'scastigating ones
own flesh with Il cnwhide to make ii
conform to the virtuous resolutions Of
, 1843-06-03
READi READ! READi
The Cheapesf..and Rest Yet.

"Education is The guardian of lib
ertv, and the bulwark of morality.
kNowLE CT and VIRTUE are genera
], ms"pa'ab'e c. mryr inn<. nd e
n II moral what iinh I'd =. -
in the natural world Nh rilu i
and vivifvinu prrri Ie. Cirr,fh.
cool and cieap banks by II T. u>and
and tens of thousand! Fverv iii
ought t" he made to enc. urage an
patronize Them. By SO doing, we
iortliy our w free institutions; for
ALL must acmit shat the q eat hul-
wa't If our security is T." IL fauni IN
F. UCAT;ON-ike culture he
and the head. the difn> KyowL,
EaGE, PIETY. and MORALITY.
SEARS NEW
MONTHLY FAMILY MAGAZINE,
Em6elHiShed uith.
SEVERAL HUNDRED ENGRAyINGs.
0 BE- 7SSued on the list. o 'erpry month
-coHta'ning from 40 10 so lqrge1m,
PeriGl Cciar0 Pages. dDub3e col,
aims, Price Is I CTS. per
number. ar 50. 90
Year inrarioblyin-
adC0ace.
, 1843-06-03

ID EMAINING in the Pest office at
0SS Bowling Green, Mo-, Oh LIST April,
1913, which if not taken out in three
months, will be sent TO the General Post
Office As dead letters.
Mrs. Nancy Adams, James II Allison;
Mr.. Bogers, Temple E. Bell, A. J.
Bennett, Miss Nj. A. Bell, Rev. Richard
Bond, Thomas Bland; James Cowherd,
Jacob Grow, Sarah Caldwell, Josiah Car
roll, Jas. d Caldwell, Thomas II Ellis,
Richard Fortune, Chas. Gates, Carnes
ID Henderson 2, Thos. II. Harris, Doct.
w Huff Abraham Inloe, Mr. Maddox,
John P Miffleton, Mr.. McPike, Jeremi-
all Moore, VIM. Penix, Joseph Roberts,
James NJ. Rider, John Rogers, Stephen
Stemmons 2, P. Spears, Robert Sum
mers, Mrs. Hugh Shannon, John Tallea-
faro, John + Turner, Doct. w Thorn
ton, James p Woodruff, Thos. B Whit
ledge, Thos. S. Waters, John Wilson.
Isaac Ward.
II. G. EDWARDS, p. M.
April 9Th l843. 23Ltf
, 1843-06-03
23oeGcD.
The Beautiful.
BY MRS. L. n. sIGCURNEY.

by MRS. L. n. sIGCCRNEY.
Jo 4 bright bud. with heart of fame,
The Angel of the Seasons came,
Took its green sheath and hood away
And turned its forehead to the day;
And from lis blushing depths updrew
A stream Of incense pure as de W.
lie kissed its cheek, and went his way
And then a form, with temples gray,
stood at lis side. and taught it how
70 shrink, 10 shrivel, and TO bow,
On the brown mould its lip 10 lay.
And blend with sweet things passed away.
To 4 fair maid. in b%eauty's spring.
Loves Angel came on radiant wing,
Nerved her light foot to skim the plain,
And made her voice a music. strain;
And clasped his cestus DER her breast,
Til every eye her power contest.
Another form, with shadowy dart,
Pressed 10 her couch and chilled her heart;
Pale grew the brow with roses fred,
And her last breath in groans expired;
But that which bound her to the rsky
Escaped his shaft-H could not die.
, 1843-06-03
LARD
via Pittsburg or Orleans.

TIME subscriber will advance in cash 4 5ths
the market value on Flour shipped direct
TO the east via Pittsburs or New Orleans, OF
will advance 2-3ds, rifh the privilege Of sale
in Orleans, if the market will justify. I will
also advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. My
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these sta ples.
From my Pttsburg correspondents, l have
received a tariff of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, will
Justify shipments TO New York of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My New York cor
respondent lat Flour house, writes it is not
safe --being liable to sour, TO ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first of May.
GEO. X. BUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
N. B. Having M interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. l will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
ADril l9. lS43. DC
, 1843-06-03
10000

COPIES OF the first number will be IS
sued about the middle of january,
1913; and as the demand Tor this new
and popular work will be unpsece-
denied.
Agents of Periodicals. Postmasters,
and all persons who wish to act as a.
gents, would do well to engage a sup
ply for their respective places.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given 10 each and every per.
son who viii undertake to procure
and pay for 1000 subscribers, during
the year Security will be
given and required.
The above Magazine will be sold
to Agents as follows: $40 per 100
sc for 50-and 8 copies far One Dol
lar, Current iunds.) Frier.dsl please
send IN your orders at once, post
paid
PROSPECTUSES. giving full par
iIcuIarS, sent TO all who desire to sub
scribe. or who wish to engage as
Agents in procuring Subscribers
throughout The United States.
O. Persons in the country would
DO well 10 procure Il substitution
book, and obtain at once the names
ol their friends and acquainlances,
at least 20 subscribers to this i~nvalua-
bic Literary Gem. Will each agent
, 1843-06-03
March 1lth, 1913.
SALE OF
school Lands.

\ virtue and by authority of two
u orders Of the Pike county Court.
made at the August term 1912. and
TO me directed, | shall on Monday the
10Th day OF June next. ut the
Court House door in the town OF
Bowling Green, and during the term
of the CiIcuit Court FOR SAID county
OF Pike. proceed to sell to the highest
bidder ut auction. the following school
land TO wit: Section l6 in township
50 n. R.4 west of he fifth principal
meridian, and section &c in township
55 north of range 9 west OF the fifth
principal meridian-alSo that portion
OF the 10th section. L. 50, n. K. Q
w. remaining unsoId. SAID sections
wi! be sold IN lots of forty acres.-
A credit Of twelve months will be civ
en-. bond with approved personal Sc.
will be required of the purchas-
erS, bearing interest at ten pc. cent
date.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
March 25. I843. 9w2I.
, 1843-06-03
Miss Leslie's Magazine,
The Home Book of Literature, Fashion and
Domestic Economy.

The Home Book of Literature, Fashion and
Domestic Economy.
EDITED BY MISS F.. LESLIE,
Author of MRS. Washington Potts." &C.,
and r. S. ARTHUR, Author of ''Six Night:
With the Washingtonians," &c. Embel.
lisbed with the most exquisite Nezzotint
and steel plates and splendid ceiored plates
of the fashions.
The great demand which has existed for
the past year, for Godey's Lady's Book,
G,ahau's Magazine, and other XII dred pub
LEGATIONS, has induced the subscriber to pre-
sent to the public a Monthly Magazine,
similar, in its general features, TO the popu-
lar works referred to. but with some Claims
to Attention which they do not possess -
For this purpose he has secured the aid of
MISS f LESLIE, universally known as one
of the first female writers of the age, and
particularly distinguished by her graphic
sketches OF manners, and her success in IL
Illustrating and correcting fashionable ~follies.
As the writer of various books, and a con-
tributor TO GoIy's Lady's Book, Graham's
Magazine, and other periodicals Of high re-
mutation, Miss Leslie has lone much to en-
Tighten and entertain the public, and in the
Magazine now presented, which bears her
name, she will make her eminent talents
still more available for the general good
Besides a Series of Nouvellettes, in her own
style, in which. under cover of
amusement. some benef fetal design will be
promoted she will furnish from her ohserva-
lion. reading and experience, a succession
r E...,s 4,
, 1843-06-03
DR.. MCC

HHAVING located permanently in Loui,;.
Ill ana, Mo-, offers his services to the c,,;
zens of that place and its vicinity, in The vs..
rlous branches of his profession. Having de-.
voted his attention particularly to the s,udv
OF Anatomy and surgery. and having witness.
ed and assisted in all Of the most important
sergical operations. he offers his services esDre.
tally in that branch of his profession. He aat
tiers himself that If called on be will perform
successfully, and with entire satisfaction TO hi.
employers, almost any of the capital sergical
operations now performed by the celebrated
Dudley OF Lexington, Ky. He hopes by the
most assIduous attention TO the various dutie,
OF his Profession, and moderate charges, to
merit a share OF public patronage He will
Practice IN conjunction with DR.. Hardin.
Louisiana, April 29tb. IS43.
, 1843-06-03
STATE OF ~MISSOURI,)ss

Comfy Of Pike.
H. the County Court. February Term 1919
- j. ordered by the Court that the fnIlnw-
- Ing he observed as the order of trap-act.
Ins business IN this Court al every term, viz
MosDAYs and TUESDAYS, of each term to
be devoted to County business, including
Roads, Revenue, toad * Canal Fund. comfy
and township school funds, claims against
the county, pauPers, county Offices &c.--
WEDNESDAYS to allowance Of demands a.
gaInst estates n%othav.ng had an annual set
tIemcnt. THURSDAYS aud ERIDAYs, TO an
nusi settinme-ts Of Administrators, Execu-
tors and Guardians, in the order OF the dock
ct kept by the Clerk To allowing demands
against estates, settled on the same day by
administrator and Executors, aud any 9TH
er business IN relation 10 the estates Of de-.
ceased persons aud minors; aud SATURDAYS
to fad settlements and business relating
A true copy from the record.
Teste. A. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
PcrS. w. BucKSER, ID. C.
March 1lth, 1913. lo-tf.
, 1843-06-03
New and Cheap
GOODS.

yEHE subscriber has just received a large
assortment of
New and Fashionable Goods,
and Groceries of every description, which
having been purchased for CASH at very low
prices, will be sold unusually low for cash or
good produce. Also n large lot Of best Juniat-
IA Nails on commission, which will be sold at
the extremely low price Of 5000 per key
Purchasers will find it to their interest TO
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
JACOB BLOCK.
Louisiana, Pike county, No.
April 18th, 1S43. 1m24.
, 1843-06-03
Wanted.

lOOO bushels of Flax Seed,
300 "olCastor Beans, r
500 "of White Beans, wen Cleaned
2O0O pounds of Bees Wax,
10000 pounds of good Lard;
For which the highest market prices in
cash will be given.
EASTIN & RANKINS.
Clarksville, Pike County, Missouri.
March llth, ls43. I9-tf
, 1843-06-03
Strayed

ENRON he subscriber, on the heed
of Bu1;io C.,-t, tyr small three
year old celis; "n & sarrei flIy, well
made, with a sm':i Nut" pia"~ N lie
forehead, and 4 litl!- al IN the ~.
OF her nose; : ~. ! = : eui Ter i.,G.
Iron gray hnrSc c",:,a s~'aiiio., viii
a large white spot on the right arm.
any person knowing such colts will
please convey word to Mr.. \. Fisher
on Buffalo, or TO the Radical office,
and they shall be suitably rewarded,
and confer Il great favor on
JAMES II. ID. HENDERSON.
April 22d. 1913 3w25
, 1843-06-03
SAILOR BOY.

", Mo-. eight miles North OF Bow
ling Green, ten miles West of Louis
lana, and SIX miles east of Frankford.
For further particulars E bills. in
due time. WIN. PENIX.
March 4th. l343. l8-tf.
, 1843-06-03
WIFI be taken.

In payment of subscription, Corn,
Oats, Flour, Butter, Dried Fruit, Tallow
Candles, and Wood.
Radical Office, Dec. "a, 1912.
, 1843-06-03

eGsHE subscriber has 200 yards Broad
- 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 il
well suited with the lands.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
January 2Sth lS43. Is.
, 1843-06-03
A HOME BOOK,

'hS II ~ 'htdlb mdtttE tsptGidilN Cdltl
lated for Ornament to the Centre Table. in
tefesting reading and conversation in th.
Drawing Roc III, aud for the Family Preside
valuable suggestions IN the IIousekeerer'i
Department. and nnerring illustrations il
the style of Dream.
h cut cllishmcnts will be in the first
style G. the pictorial art. Each numLer
will contain Two Plates: and in the course
OF the volume thee will be presented sever.
al superb Mezzotint-. of the highest posi-
bic elegance and finish.
Tn contents of Miss Leslie's Magazine
will he such ms IN give it, in this respect, p
decided superiority. No mere reverence
for names, will induce the editor 10 admit
any article of quest enable merit, but every
thing admitted will be judged OF by its in.
%triUsic worth, and nothing can possibly find
II place which will not be calculated to pro-
mote the entertainment and edifcatiun of
its readers.
1t will scarcely he credited that a Maya.
zine, such as has been described, can be af
i"Tded at the low rate If one dollar and ffty
cents rer annnm. when hut a single COPY is
eEbscnbed for, but. at the ri-k of considers.
bic loss. the publisher has determined g.,
furnish IT for that sun, being Just one halt
the riice of the other principal Magazines.
Indeed, as will be seen by the srnIninrd Ii.t
OF oilers aud p'em'nms, the rnhl = rr has cdi
ton T." repay the large outlay rrccssnr, t.
be made
Address, post paid,
MORTON N'MICUAEI.
IOl Chestnut Street. Publishers, Hall.
The First Number Will be issued in Jsuun
ry, 1913.
INDUCEMENTS TO PosTMAsTERs AND Orurps
-Four Copies of this beautiful work will he
for Five Dollars, in current funds.
Zen Copies for Ten Dollars, " ("
- copies FOR Twenty Dollars. =, :.
l oevery r.'>"" i'r" ding s., four copic.
VIII be s"nt. and in nc'.itinn a COPY of Phi.
snms OF the Rhine. Dr,rreux, Eugene Ar,m.
LAST Daysof Pompeii, Franciscn Canaan
Traits and Trials of Eng. Life, The Van of
reacock, Romance and Reality, The
llepealers, Conversations with Lord Byron.
The Honey Moon and Gems of Beauty. The
Paul Clifford, Rienzi, (By Bul.
YER Ethel Churchill, The Improyisatricc,
at Beauty. (By Miss Landon. with n
r~or'falt) Confessions of an Elderly Gentle
nan, The two Friends, Victims of Society
ny Lady Blessingtou, with a PortraitN-l
hanheld Park, by Miss Austin. Wbi,bev-
II may be preferred.
10 every person forwarding $40, ten
will be furnished, and anv fonr
orenamed works.
, 1843-06-03
SUCCESS,
find C .Ntp Discovery in The Newspaper
BUSINESS!

sL"t w"
BUSINESS!
A most important an invaluable discover,
has been made by IA gentleman of this city
by which ewspnpers may be printed in thei
present form, and at the same time, capabl,
Of being converted at pleasure into a Maya
zine form, for preservation.
This grand improvement, which is destin
ed to form II new era in the business, effect.
ing an entire revolution in the art of prin'
ting mammoth newspapers. will be intIodu
ceh, by permission of the pstentee, into til.
Philadelphia Saturday Museum,
ing in May next.
In announcing to the friends of the new
paper press throughout the country, a dis.
covery which will add so immensely to the
value OF newspapers, the publishers of the
Saturday Museum, have. also, the promo
satisfaction of announcing the complete and
triumphant success of their new Family
Newspaper. The liberal patronage already
secuted for this new and %popuIa- enterprise,
has not only surpassed the most sanguine
expectation, but is entirely unprecedeute ted.
IMPROVEMENT IN ''THE MUSEUM"
"The Museum" is now so fairly and firm
ly established, that we feel warranted in
making some very extensive and important
Improvements. BY the first ofMay, we shall
have completed all our arrangements. We
shall have, IN the first place, a beautiful, clear
and bold tyre-in the second, n superb
smooth and white paper-in the third place,
W. hall n,vl q, NJ, in,rpnions & naval Chunyo
in tie g an~r",rt If :hc matter-in the
I u,' -. ". >nnlI increase our corr IT
ccH3.. .- a.! lr ],aTiau= part
Of n Fami.; New 80. . ... NTH r,rc~
we have secured. at high salary, the SER
vices OF EDGAR A. Poe, Esq "A gentleman
whose high and versatile abilities have al
spoken promptly for themselves, and
who, after the fret of May, will aid us in
The editorial conduct of the Journal.
The "Narrative of Townseud's Journey
over the Rocky Mountains,'' one OF the most
interesting and valuable ever published, j.
sent to all new subscribers. Al its concIu-
our readers will find themselves in pos
session OF a work which alone will be worth
iGuble the subscription to the paper. We
hall continue, also, of the BiogTaphi-
al Sketches and Portraits" which are now
SO unexampled an interest. With
hose and other features contained, and with
he Improvements in contemplation, il re-
mains to be seen whether we do not amply
uifl our determination of making the very
,est Newspaper in America.
Persons wishing to secure six thousand
argc octave pages Of useful, interesting, and
lnexcertionahlc reading for the select farni-
y circle, for the small sun of two Dollars
yer year-beinc at the astoni.hingly low rate
# thirty pages for one cent, or equivalent
o one hundred and twenty pages for four
ents-should hand their names in now.
TER MS-Two Dollars per annum. Three
opies for Five Dollars, OF sixteen copies for
Dollars, in the extfi inducements
ffercd at present for clubbing.
THOMAS c CLARKE & Co,
Office cf the Saturday Museum, Publish
rs' Hall, No. lnl Cbcsnut st. Philadelphia
, 1843-06-03
Wanted,
FINAL Settlement.

FINAL Settlement.
a IL. p4.-"os concerned or in any way int.
20: . in the Estate Of Jas. +. Campbell,
~.. late of Pike county MO, are hereby
no.. hat The unterSigrca ..t;.inr
"a: g. Ike a fin. -~' .'.. -
the neat August term Ui the County Cour,
of said county.
ROBERT ALLISON, Admir-.
April 9th, ls43. 4w27.
, 1843-06-03
Wood.

w ILL De taken in payment of subscIip-
w tion to the Radical, ifdelvered soon.
January 2lst, ls43.
, 1843-06-03
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VIII be done promptly, and on reasonable
terms, at .he
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