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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-08
$4,000
$4,000
S33O,O00

S33O, 900
Richmond is probably in advance Of any town
IN the State In the manufacture of sI,k. Two silk
factories are now IN operation there, which the
lovers Of home industry can be suited with The
best silk for ladies' dresses, gentlemen's vests.
handkerchlefs, &c. During The last summer a
large number Of silk worms have been successful
y fed 10 Richmond and vicinity One Of the CO.
cooneres, belonging TO Mr.. ThIinghast is per-
haps the largest, and on the best model of any
west of The mountains.
AT the present time, Richmond does no, contain
any establishment for the vending Of arden,
spirits by retail, and in place of groceries and
grog shops it has Washing tonian Temperance
Society ofabout 5000 nembers.- Gin. Gaz
Eight 71o,s'ayld'' members of the Washinstonian
temperance Society in the city of Richmond!!! Well
hat's good one but whether i, fractured cut Of
The cloth by the Gazette by neghbor of Centre
Vile Record, will pretend say ,hngis GER
tain, however, and that il, tho number large by an
we think $780, instead 5000, would be the real
NUMBER We only wish there eight til 2u,a1ld Wash
tnSton'ans in Richnond-we would then have more cit
oce and be exceedingly glad. could glorious
dlnss 70 proclaim to the world, that Richmond does
contain establishment for the vending spirits
by RETAIL" bu ALAG u - nat soas three places
where they sell this liquid fire and distilled danafon
in this city testify.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-08
terSOn. mate.

ME above plate represents full description of the
a LUNGS, hr. in their heaty and condi ton,
which the principal agents respiration,
ted IN the ches, Of which they nearly tho whole
cavity. Trey arc two IN nonber, II right
other the left. These ogans a son, eDupev ma.
te, as composed of vessels areria and yen-
ols ar duets which communicate the Trachea (or
Windpipe.) and conveys life every part Of tn. body
ne arr cells tuatet in the lungs exceedingly small
and the membranes that compose them delicate
that very sight causes will produce the
smaller air passages, and impede the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cough, inflammation of the the Bonchi
and indppe hoarseness, &c, and finally soecs the
Lungs 70 Disease, which places patient critical
and dangerous stnation. and ultimately DIES Of CON-
SC-HPLID-| Renders, you who afflicted with tho
Ts' sees OF this disease, Cough, and Cod procure
imnled lately
DR.. Duncan's Erpectoran. Remedy.
msi-ne for Colds Coughs, Splitting of Blood Bron-
chitis, Dthculty Of Breaihng Asthma, Pain Sde
Breast and Chest and all diseases Of Live Lunge
"nch - certain al
ratory vessels aud # the Lungs
by disease il vii in Hae out If ten fatal
progress md inuse lo and vigor diseased
ea4 the many thousand certificates Of cures and
the astonishing recommendation. given by those have
I=ed THIS medicine and witnessed on
IN thousands whose lives had been Coll uo-
On the agents aud Be satisfied of medf-
line, before p1rchasing.
A FRESH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Dec. = l843. 44,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-08

There were exported from the por, Of Boston,
during the week ending the 18Th inst, 353
bales Of domestic goods. OF these 200 bales we're
shipped TO the East Indies, 93 TO Central Atneri-
ca, and so TO the South Pacific.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-08
PROCLAMATION POETS.

PROCLAMATION-TOP POETS.
PALLADIUM OFFTcK,b
Richmond Nov. "a, l643S
WHEREAS,
Tho wants the deUil many and among which, as
we just been reminded by 'his majesty, is poetic
ADDRESS for the coming year, l644. Proclamation is,
therefore, usual hereby made 10 all those having the
bump poetry largely developed eIee the same, by
rubbing otherwise, that the dednldrdUelo may De
produced W ithih three weeks from tho date hereof
The author Of the best poetic ehnston snail haVe of
his trouble, one volume of the Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-08

The Washington (P4 )Reporter chronicles the
death of two evolutionary soldiers Of that county
Martin Burkhammer, aged SIS, and Hugh Work
man, eyed 81.
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MARRIED,-On the 25th u'tiulo, by O. + Jones' ESD.
Mr.. Robert NJ Swope, Miss Cahafine Bookner;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-08

The Russians are building superb fortress on
The frontiers of Turkey 10 ASH Il is situated
on q hill that rises in The midst Q: an extensise
plain, at The distance of hall lesgue from the
river Aspatchni. The barracks are su(ficient to
lodge army Of so 900.
, 1843-03-18
Deaths.

This day. at half past II o'clock, William
Tyler, aged two years and eleven months, son
of David and Cathrine A. Chambers. e.
At Cincinnati, Ohio. on the 22d uli., Of
consumption. Mr.. George w. Bowlin. in the
23d year Of his age, brother to Judge BowliD
Of ST. Louis
On the LIST inst, John P. MiItenberger, Esq,
latc Counsel ofihe French nation. at 81 Louis
On the 9Th January lS43, at The residence
Of her father. Cation Usher. Esq. in Charlton
county, NO, of pulmonary consumption. MS,
Elizabeth C.. Pcnnell, consnrt Of M. Wm. ID.
Pennell. in the 18th year OF her age.
, 1843-03-18

ADyERTIsINo.-The Boston Bulletin
thus speaks of the benefit Of advertis.
ing. Hundreds Of similar cases might
be named; as the experience of thou.
sand will testify:
ave have seen two stores side by
side, one crowded withcustomers, the
other vacanct and deserted. What
made the difference? One ndvertis-
ed, and the other did not. We have
seen two artists, equally skilful, one
going on the flood tide OF torture, the
other lying neglected on the flats, for
|orn and discouraged. The reason is
obvious. One had enterprise and lib
enough to make himselfknown,
The other had not. We know not
Iess than adozen examples Of persons
, 1843-03-18
Marriages.

On Tuesday evening march LIST. by the Rev.
Mr.. Dunlap, MI. John d. Reynal TO MISS Vir.
ginia Sherman. both Of P~auldingville, ST
Charles county NO.
In st. LOUIS county, on Thursday y. the 9th,
by the Rev. w. d. Shumatc, Frederick Hyatt,
ESQ, 10 mrs. Ann 5. Whistler.
In ST. Louis, on Sunday. Feb, &c. by the
Rev. Michael Carol, Mr.. Brian Killbridge TO
Miss Phebc Ferguson, both Of Madison CO., H.
linois.
On the % instant. by The Rev. G. w. Wall.
both Of St. Louis.
On the god ult, BY the Rev. John A. Gano,
Mr.. Josiah c. Craig, Of ST. Louis. to Miss
Martha Isabella eldest daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Moore. Of Scott county, Ky
On the 10Th inst by the Rev. W. S. Potts,
Charles d. Drake, Attorney at Law. 10 Mrs.
Margaret E. Cross. both Of ST. Louis.
, 1843-03-18
New Hope, march 1913.
PREACHING.

THE Salt River Presbytery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, will
meet in the Seminary in this place, on
Thursday the Both day of this month, at
IL o'clock; the meeting will continue
some four or five days. Several ministers
from a distance are expected to attend.
The funeral sermon of Mr.. George
Bell, deceased, will be preached at the
house Of Mr.. John Bells, Tin the Vi
cinity of Ashley on the second Sab
bath in next month (April,) at twelve
o'clock. JAS. w. CAMPBELL.
March Is, lS43.
, 1843-03-18
COMMERCIAL.

ST. Louis, March Is.
Asnin we have cold weather and dull
times to report to our distant readers.-We
nave winter 10 the middle of March. The
ground is covered with q light fall Of snow
which puid US an unweIcome visit last night.
Scarcely any changes in produce or goods
have occurred since cur last report. We
quote as follows:
Fiour-s2 % ~ A. wheat-none.
Lard-3a a 4 cts.
Pork-Mess, So; Prime 81 so 4 So.
Lead--None in market.
Whiskey-Becti6ed, l6 a l6I cts;
Raw, IA a l43 cts.
Sugar-N. o., "a n a cts.
Coffee-Rio 8 a 81; Havana 0 Il 81 cts.
Mola;ses-I6 a Is cts.
Salt-G. A. ST. 25a 81; T. !. 30 q
81 per bushel.
, 1843-03-18
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the un-
~ der,igned has obtained from the Clerk
Of the Comfy Court Of Lincoln county, let.
tiers of Administration upon tho Estate vi
James ThomasoD, deceased, bearing date the
February oh, "A. d. 1872. All persons
having claims against said estate, are re
quested 10 exhibit them in one year from
the date of said letters for allowance, or
they nay be psecluded from any l cne6t OF
said estate; aud if such claims are not pre-
.entcd wiiliu three years from the date Of
.aid letters. th.v wilt be forever barred.
ELIZABETH THOMSON, Adm'r.
March H.. ls43. ..T 3w20.
, 1843-03-18
Louisiana, March lltb, 1913. 3~
STATE or MISSOuRI,).,
County of Pike.

County OF Pike.
IN the County Court, February Term 1913.
7 is ordered by the Cont that the follow.
- ing be observed rs the order of transact.
ing business in this Court Of every term, viz
MONDAYS and TUESDAYS. Of each term to
he devoted TO C"nniy business. including
Roads, Revenue, Road & Canal Fund. comfy
and township school funds, claims against
the county, pnuPers, county Offices &C.
WEDNESDAYS 10 allowance Of demands a
gainst ~estutrs not having had an annual set
Element. TnuRsnAys and F~RIDAYs, TO an
nual settlements Of Administrator, Extcu-
tors and Gna'dians, in the order OF the dock
ct kept by the Clerk Ia allowing demands
against estates, settled on the same day by
Administrator. and Execntors. and any 9th.
er business ~ relation IL The estates uf de.
ceased persons snnl miuon; and SATURDAYS
to find settlements and business ~,e.atins
thereto. r-
A true cory from the record.
Teste. a. II. BUCKNER. Clerk.
Per- s. w. BucxSER. d e..
March 1Ith, 1913. l9-u.
, 1843-03-18
BOWLING GREEN AcADENY.

WHE subscriber, q graduate Of Dart
mouth College, N. Hampshire, pros
poses to take charge Of this Institution
the ensuing season. The course Of in-
slsuction viii embrace the Elementary
and higher branches Of an English Edu-
cation, together with the Latin and
Greek Languages. He proposes to COM
mence the first session on Monday, the
Sd. day Of April next. ~
TERMS Pen MosTn.-Ofhography,
Reading, Writing, & Elementary Arah-
metic. 81 %
English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic SC. l,75
Latin, Greek, Mathematics SC. $50
To give permancncy to the Institution,
the subscriber designs to remain in
Bowling Green for two or three years,
at least. if be meets with the appreciation
and patronage of the public.
1t will be the aim and object Of the In
structer. to prepare young men for the
business Of life-for school-teachers or
for College. Testimonials of scholar
ship---moral character and success as 3
Teacher, may be examined by any one
who will call on the subscriber.
REFERENCES:
Judge E. Hunt, G. Porter, ESQ.,, Jas
O. Broadhead, ESQ.,, or Rev. James w.
Campbell.
Bowling Green, Feb. 18th, 1843.
JOHN HUBBARD.
P. S. | will give instruction to a class
of young men, in the higher branches,
until the regular session shall commence,
ii such apply soon. J.. H.
February llth lS43. l5---tr.
, 1843-03-18

The l'raniort, kentucky, Com
monwealrh, IF the 9TH inst, says:
TIE bill urelstion &c the present
Banks Of te State, providing for the
withdraw; of the State bonds as
stock the lin, and for the loan by
them of5loo,OoO. in each Congress
sionaI astIict, &C., fatally passed
both Huses yesterday evening""
TheoonJs TO he withdrawn have
n~ever5een sold by the banks, and
now Constitute nominal capital and a
sort Of dead weish,.--[Mo. Repor-
Ter.
, 1843-03-18

NoaE BANKS IN OHo.-In the Sen.
ate on the 5th instant, the bill to in
corporate The Bank of Chiiicothe was
pissed--l9 10 IL. The bill to incor.
pirate the Valley Bank Of Ohio lat
Eaton, was ordered TO Il third read.
ing.
Well. the hards are going it with a
rush in Ohio; Incorporating a bank 4
day on an average. Ii the Fayette
do not read them out OF the
church, if will be rather surprising.
s No. Reporter.
, 1843-03-18
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
L OUISEANA
Cheap Cash store.

S'"I'ing nearlv AZ ~. Louw Prices.
TINE sub. criber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Louisiana. aud the pub.
lie in general, that he has lately removed from
81. Lous. and opened n store in Louisiana
Pike county Mo-, next door to g.. w. jerks
GO, and intends keeping on HAND at all
times Il general assortment of Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Boots, Shoes Queeusware &C., which
he intends selling nearly at 81. Louis prices
for cash. Please TO give me a call and salts.
fly yourselves. F. S. BLOCK.
Louisiana, Mo-, Dec. LIST, 1912.
N. B. All kinds of understandable produce
will he taken IN exchange for goods at tho
highest market prices. los, l.. S.B.
December 3rd. 1912. ~ BINS
, 1843-03-18

come up TO the point we predicted some
weeks since, to wit 10 per cent discount.
If we eUer hare spring, and t:ade ~resives
with its return, we do not doubt that City
funds will raise TO par. for iavestment
County scrip: lsgs behind and is ut 20 per
cent. discount.-Tbere is no good reason
why this should be SO, hat, in these unrea-
sonable times, caprice must be allowed TO
bear sway.
, 1843-03-18
New York, March d.

The Stock Market was rather heavy TO-
day; Ohio IS improved per cent; Ken
lucky 6's declined 1 per ct; Harlem !.
At the New Board Of transactions were
small, hut the state Of affairs much moro Ie-
vcrish than the other. Kentucky is were
higher than at the old board, and Ohio IS J
per cent lower.
, 1843-03-18
From the Baltimore Patrio,.j

ribie Earthquake in the West
hLnaies--10,0oO Hres lost!
~ III brig Frances Jane, Thompson
this morning from ST. Johns
nRico, brings 10 the Exchange
1g room. advices of the effects
we're shock of an earthquake,
Il 9Th of February.
acts of a letter received By
fners of the frances Jane, da-
,.a : Johns. February l4ih and
e have just received advices
t,nl be Windward. The effects Of
the esthdpake of the 9th inst, have
Seen,wiul. indeed, Point Pefe, in
Guaalosp .is7o1(l y destroyed, and
ten thrsds ! persdas are supposed to
hare len killed. The loss Of proper
ty Is immense. Il Ratigua, also,
iherehas been agrea, loss OF proper
ty, bu five liyes lost. All the mills
and sugas works are more or less m
juredspj the greater part Of the
cre5 vi be lost. Nevis, Moniser.
~ Krbadoes &c. &c. are said to
16mGered much, but 10 what ex'
), IS not known yet.
sHere, and at ST. Thomas, the
shock was also severe, and lasted Mt
this place two minutes; but there was
, 1843-03-18
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!

IHE undersigned having made such ar
judgements in New Orleans and New
York, for the shipment OF Tobacco, MS
will secure to those shipping by Them, the
very highest market prices, would inform
their friends, and the public generally, that
they have a good Warehouse, and are now
prepnred for the reception Of this article,
upou which they will advance Goods at the
lowest prices, and n portion in Cash.
1. N. BRYSON & Co.
Louisiana, March l,t. 1913, 4vl9.
, 1843-03-18
no material damage done at either

TRAGIcAL CONSEQUENCES OF GyIL1
TO THE GUtLTLEss.-A private letter
10 the editor dated the Goth inst, re-
lates an act Of seduction the most
%atrocious in itself, and in its conse-
luences The most terrible oIany with
IN our observation. Some eighteen
months ago a Rev. Mr.. Lefevre came
to a quiet valley of the Susquehanna
IN quest OF 4 congregation over which
TO exercise his pastoral charge. His
Clothes were some what thread worn,
and the wig of his reverence had EVIL
IDENTIFY seen better days. His de-
vout appearance and exceeding zeal,
accompanied by considerable talent.
soon ingratiated him with the people
OF a most respectable church, who.
alter some attention tn The outward
man IN the way of coat and wig.
placed IN their pulpit a man who Tor
months was the admiration of III"
su:rouniinI country for his eloqucnce.
zeal and piety.
IL is nov discovered that the wig
covered Reverend has made a young
member OF his church Il mother, with
out its rites. The young lady is OF a
plain hut respectable family, herself
young, beautiful, unmarrie |, and re-
mirkable for The purity OF her Previ-
ous lie, and the exemplary discharge
of her f'ial duties. Her mothers
health had been such for some years
that The daughter / a "A great measure
auppliei her place 10 Tie younger
children. 10 this relation she won
the special regard of all who knew
her. Fa,hcr, mother and daughter
were members OF The same church.
uniting their hupeS of the next world,
Us well as The enjoymen,s ct this
This peaceful fold vas Invaded by
the pastor. IL is Unnecessary 10
dwell upon this ~a.rocious abuse Of
The pastoral relations. The conse-
uuences hold forth Il fearful warning.
About a week ago the daughters
situation was known, and the guilt
brought homc 10 The reverend father.
Her mother was thrown into convul-
sions, in which she was YET lying
when ouriniormant wrote, and still
more dreadful, her father, who had
through his life cherished a spoiless
reputation for himself and family. on
hearing his daughters shame, aud his
pistor's viIlainy, oppressed both hands
70 .I, b~reast--.ave me gro 'n-and
dled!' THUS Writes 10 US a friend
who may be @pl,cIily relied on
Tue Rev. Nh. Lefevre was lodged IN
the jliI of Bradford county, on Mon
day last. We do not know ue CHRIS
TIN name Of This R%evernehd scoun-
drel; but We in4end to procure IT. $"
that 40 part of siim shall! escape in'a-
my, and especially that D,hi"g may
be wantins1Eereai,er to'denn'v u's
sedu;pe4snd murder VIII covers the
tail NJ the Devil with ne mantle oi
reIE iou.-IPnl. Evenly Journal.
, 1843-03-18
GFor the Radical

For the Radical.
TO MARCH.
Far norih-ihy frosty journey take:
Thy shIv'ring troops together draw,
Let scrpents from their slumbers wake.
And let our earth begin TO thaw.
Go range. amid tho polar SHOWS.
Go. seek those eli cs, that know no spring;
Give birds q chance, to warm their toes,
And chirp and sing, and praise their king.
! long 10 see with fond delight,
The shining Of an April day:
When lambs can skip, both gay and light:
As DER the mead. they frisk and play.
| long 10 see the bonny rose,
To fill the air with its perfume,
And girls u chance 10 zee their Beaus,
And grass AMI clover oBcc moro bloom.
bide, where ne'er u streamlet flows,
Go leave our hills and wat'ry vules;
Give frogs u chance, to tell their woes;
And fish to swim and wag their tales.
MIDDLETON.
~
, 1843-03-18
Wand for Sale!

sE1HE subscriber, as agent and owner,
- has the following Lands for sale, in
the State of Missouri, viz:
1876 acres land 2 2-l mile, north of
Bowling Green, half mile west of the
Louisiana road: So acres improved, 2
houses, Tobacco houses, 2 stables. The
above will be sold together or divided
into two parcels, of so, and ll6 acres,
will be sold fourth cash, and there
mainder in liberal instalments.
.groes.
$40 acres unimproved land fr an 3 I'd
4 miles Northwesterly from Bowl;nc
Green, being entire of section 90 ex.
cept w. 1.2 of S. w. o.uaftcr v,;,b. F
half Of S. E. quarter of section rs. T.
% R. 8 west; this IT, act divides bstween
Timber and Prairi e, and has abundance
of never failing water; it can be sold on
a credit if desirable.
A trrct % 80 acres, in the county
Of Audrain, on Hickory Crcca, a FORK Of
Culver: improvements are, log house
and stables; near 20 acres in tillage, soil
good, IRE about % acres of the best hind
ti:abGr on the tract, in a thriving
ne'shb orhood; this place will be sold for
o.ie ..ourth i'll cash at purchase, remain.
der in three annual instalments.
LEVI PETTIBONE.u
January IA, lS43. tflh
, 1843-03-18
One Cent Reward.

A BSCONDED from the undersigned. in
IA the month Of September last, an inden-
ted apprentice by the name of James Wind
sor. All persons are cautioned against har-
boring or furnishing him with any thing oil
my account, and for bis delivery to me ] will
pay the above reward.
JOHN FOuLKS.
Louisiana, March lltb, 1913. 3w 19.
, 1843-03-18
MONEY MARKETS.

Our Bank Note Table shows whatever
changes have occurred. From that it will
be seen that exchange on New York and
New Orleans j. at par. City script ha,
, 1843-03-18

u't ohhS pTpSpeSouS ourselves, but
The means of conferring prosperity on
Others. Strange that any one will
neglect such II glorious opportunity
Da. L1NN.-The London Morning
Post OF the 81 ult. in speaking Of the
Oregon Question and Mr.. Linn, says
-"As TO Mr.. Linn himself, however.
if he be the individual who disiin-
gulshed himself some time ago by his
ercenh1ciiies at boarding house in
London, The prevailing idea is. that
the gentleman is not in Il state OF
mind 10 ensure ucces 10 his legisli-
tive movement"
Wonderful! The Post has refer
ence, no doubt. to commissioner
Linn Of the Celestial Empire. ard
not the able Senator from Missouri,
whose efforts and "eccentricites."
probably. are of nature not calcu-
lated to please The delicate senslbili-
ties ofthc "Post." The anxious edit.
or knows about as much about Ame-
RIGA as a certain other c%ounlryman Of
his, who expatIa,ed in the following
style: "The Americans are enslaved:
Lafayette, uhoml havemyselfseen,
set them free. lie. was chosen their
King, bu, babe them be a republic!!"
He was enquired of if he ever heard
Of Westinghouse which he an
swered in the nesative--'but,' said
he, "give me an hundred thousand
soldiers, and in six weeks | will .ub-
due all America. Indeed, The Ger
mans are already predominant there,
since one Of the latest Presidents,
Van Buren,, was born in Germanv!'
ST. Louis Gaz.
, 1843-03-18
BE Quick!

A Ii those indebted to The sui scr, Z.
IA Der are notified that this is .he
season for Settlements; those WHO do
not come forward soon will tav,a their
accounts increased by the .adGition of
costs 7. S. WATERS.
Bowling Green, Jan, 9Th. IS43,
, 1843-03-18

GSrr,mpo,r Sunk 40 Loss OF LIFE
1--WE. regret TO lear mat the John
Stacker, while passr5 down the nv
er on Monday nigh last, was run IN
10 by the Galla,in and sunk near
Buck Island, Il fe wnlies below llils
place. One neg, man Ia .ireman)
was instantly kid, and other (the
cook was drowtd. The boa, was
used Swing.eels. and had, We
learn, no frelghon board at The time
Of the accidenr Alaba-
mEin. March
, 1843-03-18

William Dlngler was carried 10
Sing Sing last Saturday morning by
officer 4. VI. c. Smith, TO serve on,
his sentence of IA years and 0 months
imprisonment for The rape on Ann
MUIR by at the Broadway cottage
Tie Tribune says: ale also took TO
the State Prison Mrs. IIonora Silep-
perd. sentenced Ia 8 years and three
months for counterieIling; and sever
al other prisoners convicted during
the term. Mrs. Shepherd will find al
Sing Sing prison her husband, her
father-in.la~, and brolher-in-law; and
her mo,her.in-law is now in The CITY
Prison for trial, for the same offence
viz: passing counterfeit money"
New York Paper.
, 1843-03-18
sale of Real Estate.

sale of Real Estate.
THE undersigned Administrators Of
l. the Estate of William ID. 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. l-2 lot No. 2, N. w. or. sec. Is,
I. "a, N. r. 2W.; the w. l-2 N. w.
Or. sec. II, T. 81, N. R. 2 w; the E.
l-2 N. E. or. Sec. 81, t. So, N. r. 4
w. the w. l-2 N. w. or. Sec. 80, T.
so, N. r.. 4 W.; the S. F.. ii E. IA
section 80, T. 50, N. r. 4 W.; w. l-2
S. E. Ia, section 80, and w. - 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 oflhe purchase
bearing interest at 6 per cent.
from day Of sale.
w. READING, ~).,,
W. C. DOWNING.
Bowling Green, Feb. %, lS43.-4t |
, 1843-03-18
Wanted,
PAY UP.

"HOSE indebted to Folwell & Jennings,
l. fer LEATHER, OR otherwise, for the
past year, will please conn forward aad
make settlement with the undersigned, eth
er by payment Of the money or giving their
notes, as all the accounts are in his hands.
and he is authorised to settle them. r-
.. 5. JENNINGS.
Bowling Green, March llth, lS43. 1t.
, 1843-03-18

LAMBS WOOL WANTED,
THE subscriber wishes to purchase
a quantity O. Lambs Wool, for which
a fair price will be paid. He will also
take in exchange for flats, Furs of every
description. WAYNE ADAMS.
Bowling Green. Jan. 2Sth, IS43.