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aaRapCt;ksgES, &c.

FEYHr Subscribers respectfully inform their
IL friends and the public. that they have re-
,eived Il large and fresh supply of GOODS,
selected by one Of the firm, III Neg York, BOs-
or, Philadelphia, baltimore and Charleston,
which la add ton to their former stock. conf
DrIseS the largest aud best assortment of Goods
.ver offered M this market. consisting in part
Is follows:
Al binds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and
ST Croix Sugars,
$50 bags Rio. | uba, Porto Rico, ST. Do
minso. Java. and Mocha C"ffee,
20 ands. West India Molasses,
I0 tierccs Cuba do.
So bbls. New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Dacou Hams, Sidrs& Shoulders,
SU,UVO Swede Iron, assorted sizes,
5000" English do
3.Uv0 D" Band aud Hoop Iron.
5000 i" Nail Rods x Horse Shoe shapes,
2.OUu Cas-, German. & BlIsered Steel,
2OU setts Wagon Boxes,
!.7UO sacks Salt, (bieached sacks,)
20U0 bushels Sail, III bulk,
800 pieces Hemp and Tow Bagging, 43
to 46 inches wide,
$50 pieces Gunny Begging.
1000 lbs. Basging rwinf, (Weaver's,l
l50 cors hal,iiia Bale Rope,
100 do Hemp do do
l50O yards Osnabufgs,
5000 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar,
3UUU Z" crushed.do.
5000 i" powdered do.
1000" single refined Loaf do.
20 boxes Turpenune Soap.
l0 Sperm Candles,
20 {" HuIl's patent Candles,
tierces fresh ground Rice
1000 lbs White Lead No. Uniun Mills,
% bbI Cana! Flour, (cl,nicc brandD
40 doz. dining parIor, rocking and
chiluren's Chairs,
leases Hats and Caps,
l50 casks Stnne Lime. (in fine order,)
% kegs Dupout's FFF e Powder,
1000 lbs Bar Lead,
4O buxes Window Glass Sxl0 & lGxl2,
l3O bags Shot, assorted sizes,
2,5U0 pair, Shoes,
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Crn-
namon, Almonds. Starch, Nutnlegs, fine chew
ing Tobacco, Negro Cloths, Blankets, shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cards. Wool
Cards, Tacks, Sleeves, Plough Lines. Indigo,
Nladder, Blue Stone, Copperas, EPSON Salts,
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil. superior article }
Trace Chains; Fifth Chains, SmDo'hne Irons,
brass botnd cedar Buckets. horse Buckets,
Pals, Tubs. Keelers, Willow Wagons, nests
Measu, es; Feathers. &c. &c &c.
SlBLEY IL CRAPON.
Hamburg july, /, lS43: If %
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Charlotte. Va. Aug. S, 1s43.

Giuing a false. eotorsag to the affair
BE Jaabers!' said an lrishman, who landed
here yesterday, direct from tho great
theatre of,he repeal agitation, "the yet-,
tah fever and black vomit must be very
bad here intirely : II =, =
Why do you iblnkiso?' said .hissfriend'
to whom, he addressed the remark,
FAX x,Ssaid he isn't iiplair asi,he nose
on year face-and ye own altolerable size
smelling bottle yerself-isn't il ,asyplain
say as the nose on yer face, from ihe
number of blackand ,yaliah peoples Esee
in ihe streets IN. O.. Pic.a,e.ta:c
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their intelligence or sagacity has been
overrated, aud that the meritof sonhe.of
the most wonderful feats for which their
intellect has got credit, ought 10 be set
down 10 the weight of their nnwieldy
carcase-such as their throwing down
and pulling up trees; or removing timber,
in wi hich the tame ones are always direc
ted by their keeper who communicates his
ideas on the subject to them by means of
an iron instrument resembling boat
hook. The cocoa mt trees which are
thrown dow, by the wild elephants, are
upset by continual shaking, produced by
pressing their heads against those plants
which are the least able 10 resist; but a
goat will show more ingenuity, andcon-
trive 10 reach leaves, or the top Of such
plants as he may covel, in [comparativc-
ly speak,ng) more difficult positions that
can be done by an elephant. Their spar
ing the lives of human beings. which
from previous impressions was at first
inclined to consider as magnanimity. I
soon learned to class as stupidity, with
ignorance Of their own power, and how
TO apply it; for have oftener seen them
fail than succeed in their fierce but awk-
ward attempts 10 kill persons completely
in their power. Another circumstance
which assisted in convincing me that; the
instinct Of the eIephan, is not OF that su-
perior order which is usually assigned to
il, was the facility with which two half
trained elephants were recaptured after
they had escaped into the jungle; aud /
was then assured by the hunters, that, so
far from becoming more wary. such as,
after being partially or entirely trained,
had broken loose in the jungle were easi-
Iy re-laken.-They are fond Of chambers
ing on steep hills, and do not shun Slip
perry rocks, on which SO clumsy an ami
NAL is necessarily insecure. L, have
known three instances in the Natalie dis
tricl of elephants being Killed by falling
down Precipices."
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Elfphants.-A,recent traveller in Cey-
lon speaks thus of, Elephan!s:-'l think
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22
Merchant Tailor Shop,
UNDER THE SUPERINrESD,ScE OF
Nar. &C. ". gsE&EiHSSON.

(Sbley's CO.. HAMBURG, S c.
NM7 HERE Clothes will he 'nade t" Meas
wv ure. not inle-ior in Style aud Work
manship, to "ny Shop in the Southern cntn!ry
The Stuck Consists of
French, American and Vi eS Of England
Broad Cloths and Bcuver Cloths,
of all lc fashionable and durable colors, and
of every price and quality.
Buckskin CaSSImclrS, b,k anI Iancy c0lore,l
Wo"i dyed do. iignre'i and plain,
Paris diamond and lid French CassimereS.
Silk Satin aud Velvet IESTlNGS,
Plain and Figured du.
Quilted Merino. rich Persian and Cashmere
Vestings,
Marseilles, Swans,lown and Valencia Vestiugs
All of which, will he >old by the Pattern. ul
made up to measure, warranted to fit, or no sale
ALSO,
Stocks SrarGs. Cravats, Crava; SlifIeners,
Bpsuns, Collars. Gloves. Sn>penders,
Pocket fIamdkGrchicis
Merino and Cotton Shirts. Drawers. Hose
Together with general assniImcmt of
1Iiors' Trimmings. WhOicSnlc or Rriau
WM. kETCHl lM a. Go.
Hamburg Oct Z. l-43. I0l 81
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EDGEFlELD
VIM .MA.SUE EaCYONN

r COVAR, respectfully informs the clli-
q . zens Of Edgefed, and the adjoining dis
trcts, that he has on hand. a great variety
articles of
TIN Ill 81 g.,
all Of which has been manufactured al his csta-
blishment, of the hest materials, and b. nrst
rate workmen. which he will dispose Of at ltr
Hamburg aud Augusta prices.
Roofing & GuaseTllng
done with neatness aud despatch, at the Ham
burg and Augusta price.
Persons wishing to supply themselves with
TIN WARE, would do well TO call and exa-
mine his stock. previous 10 applying elsewhere
as they will ohtuln as great bargains us eau be
obtuined at any similar mahulaclory in the
Southern country.
Oct III u 81
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Astronomical Condolences and Differ
enees.-lt is curious coincidence. that
among the &lgonquins Of the Atlantic
aud Of the Mississippi, alike among The
Narragansetts and the Illinosis, the, north
star was called the bear. This accidental
agreement with the widely-spread usage
OF the old world is far more observable
Than the imaginary resemblance between
The signs of the Mexicans for their days,
and the signs OH The zodiac for The month
in Thibel. The American nariou,had no
zodiac, and could MOI therefore, for the
name Of its days have borrowed from cen
lral Asia the symbols, that marked the
path of the sun through the year. Nor
had the Mexicans either weeks or lunar
months; hut, after the manner of barhar-
Gus nations, they devided the days in
The year into eighteen scores, leaving the
few remaining days TO be set apart by
themselves.-T'his division may. have
sprung directly from their system Of en-
uneraIion; i, need uol have been impor-
led. IL is greater marvel that the in
degenous inhabitants Of Mexico had a
nearly exact knowledge Of the length OF
The year; and, at the end of one hundred
and four years, made their intercallaiion
more accurately. than the Greeks, the
Romans or the Egyptians. The length
Of their tropical year was almost identical
with the resul, obtained by the CalipI
Almamon; but let no one derive this coin
cidence from intercourse. unless he is pre-
pared TO believe that, in The ninth century
Of our era, there was comm cree between
Mexico aud Bagdad. IL am now adyer-
lised," says Luther in his Table. Talk
"thal a new aslrologer is risen, who pre-
sumo the To- prove that The earth moyeth
and goeth about; not the armament. tfie
sun, and NOON; not the stars; like as when
one siltelh in coach or in ship that is
moved, thinketh he stitch still aud rest
eth, but the earth and trees do run, and
move themselves. Thus it goeth: when
we give up ourselves TO our own foolish
fanceS aud conccils. This fool (Coperni-
cus) will turn !he whole art of astronomy
upside down; but the Scripture showeih
and leacheth another lesson, when Joshua
commanded the sun to stand still and not
the earth.- Columns Nag. @z.e-
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The following was taken from a news
paper several years ago.
THE following discovery. was, few
years ago, communicated by the Royal
Snciety Of Sweden to that of LONDON AT
ter ro96ug a house with wood. boil some
tar, and mix it with finely pulverized
charcoal TIL it is ofthe thickness ofmortar,
spread this with trowell about fourth
ofan inch thick over the roof. il will grow
hard, and defy altthe vicisitudes ofwealh-
er. Roofs thus covered have stood in
Sweden over a century and still lwani no
repair" g.
Charlotte. Va. Aug. S, 1s43. -
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Cabimes Making.

G RICHARD BENNETT mos.
h,oA respectfully informs The citizens
oflIamburg aud vicinity, That he
s1ss2sss has opened
rE|S CABINET WiREROOM.
~E>jZ where he will do all kinds Of
hZiE-5Ij work. All orders thankfully re-
reiyed and promptly attended to. He will keep
all kin IS of COFFlNS on hand.
UPHoLSTERING and all kinds of Re.
PAIRING doue low for cash. only on cash
prices.
His Warcroom is on Market street, oppo.
site Smith & Bens"n's Warehouse.
All work warranted.
N. B.-As there has been several applica-
t;ons TO me for GAMING CHAIRS. shall
supply myself with the material, and can exc
cute all orders sent.
WANTED-Two Journeymen; also. an
apprentice Of good character. who can come
well recommended, between Is Il II years OF
age.
Hamburg. Oct, 25 At 40
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New F:.Ii & Syinter Goods.
FETiit; Subscribers are now Receiving and
q opening their S,ork ut Fail and Wnlcr
Goods Comprising complete ass"r'meni "i
Fancy Il staple DTy Goods.
Hardware, Cutlery, Cr"rk"ry. iILis. Shoes,
and Sadldleiy. Bla...:ets aud Krrscys, and
almost every article that is usually KIT in this
market they cali the attention 0i their friends
aud lhe public seucra!iy 10 eS'"iirn ,eir sock.
PRESLEY IL BRYAN.
Sept 2G It 33
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FalH and Winter Goods.

YENHE Subscribers have received their Fall
q a.d Winler supply of
Fancy anil Staple Dry Goods
CONSISTING of
French, EnslSl. and Amrrichn Prints,
Alparrus. aieriuns. BumbaZiies,
Earlsrun Gingnams. Urientals, Muslin De
I.aimes,
Cloths. CuSsimrres, Saltineiis,
Kentucky Jrans. Kcrseys. Plaid Lindseys
FlannrIs S-4. 3D. 10 4 and Ia Blankets.
3-o, "A. 6 /. and IA bleach and unbeachcd
D"tDcSIcs,
Silk, Woneu and Cotton Snwls
Silk, Wunrn and Cotton Hosiery,
And all other articles usually KEEP in orr
line Of business.
FRAZIER s. ADDISON.
Edgrfeld Oct9. Ut s.
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water Proof, g. No Mistake!
II, L, JEFFERS & co.


WAREHOUSE & GENERAL COMMISSION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ). C..
ED EG leave to inform their friends and the
b b public generally their NEW WATER
PROOF WIREHOUSE, with large conve-
nrnl close Stores attached. is now completed
and ready for the reception of
Cotton, Merchandise, sc.
I, is situated on ilIc principal street leading
into the business part OF the town. Tour teet
above the hghes' water mark by actual survey,
entirely remote from all other buildings. which
runders it fire proof, and conveniently situated
for loading AMI unloading wagons.
They are now permanently located in this
place, aud pledged not to speculate III Cotton
IN their own account, but 10 give their undlrf.
ded attention 10 tr interest Of their customers,
and are fully prepared 10 attend to the Sale,
Storing and Shipping. of
cotton, Flour. Bacon. &c.
Recei5ing amd Fortcarding BERL HANDISE.
Purchasing GOods 10 order, &c &c.
Their charges wlll be us fellows For sci.
ling Cotton p cents per bale; Shipping do,
l2t cents per bale. Commission Tor buying or
selling Merchandise and Produce q per cent.
Forwarding aud Storage, in accordance with
the established rates All COltnn. Flnnr &c.
received by the river free from Wharfage. Ii
beral advances will he made when required,
OIL any cOnsignments nude to them.
Hamburg, Seplr.9 If SO
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asN Docfs. Ready VAR
bOroughs will, Practice Medicine, iu
copartnership hereafter: 90' 'aaeais
Oct, 3 4tsa SO
, 1843-07-08
List of Letters,

I'd EMAlNING in the Pest office at
I'D Bowling Green, Mo-, on LIST April,
l843, 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 M. A. Bell, Rev. Richard
Bond; ThUIuas DlanJ, JaInes Cowberd.
Jacob Grow, Sarah Caldwell, Josiah Car
roll, Jas. ID Caldwell, Thomas ii Ellis,
Richard Fortune, Chas. Gates, Carnes
ID Henderson 2, Thos. II. Harris, Doct.
W Huff Abraham Inloe, Mr. Maddox.
John P Mifileton, Mr.. NIcPikc, Jeremi-
ali Moore, VIM. Penix, Joseph Roberts,
James M. Rider, John Rogers, Stephen
Stemmons 2, P. Spears, Robert Sum
mers, Mrs. Hugh Shannon, John TalIea-
faro, John + Turner, Doct. w Thorn
ton, James P Woodruff, Thos. b Whit
Thos. S. Waters, John Wilson.
Isaac Ward.
H.. G. EDWARDS, p. M.
April 9Th lS43. 23-tf.
, 1843-07-08
READ READ! READ!
The CE.eapest..and Fest Vet!

"EducatIon is Tie guardian Of lib
erty, and the bulwaik of morality.
KNowLE. CT and VIRTUE are general.
~ inseparab!e companions, and are
in the moral what light and heat are
in the natural world. the Illuminating
and viritving principle. Circulate
rood ma c!enP hooks by the thousand
and tens Of thousands! Every effort
ought 10 be made to encourage and
ratfcnlze Them. BY so doing, We
lortliy our own free Institutions; for
ALL must ADMIT that tie great bull
wArk oi onr security is to he found in
EruCATIoN-iEe culture Of the heart
and Tie head. The diffusion of KNowL-
ErGr, PIETY. and MORALITY"
SEARS NEW
MONTHLY FA"iLY MAGAZINE,
EmbcVishe9 ruth.
SEVERAL HuNnRED ESGRAyrNGs.
To De ass"ea on the Isl. ofer5ry nonih
-eonfoIRins from 40 70 so hgrgeua.
Periai Ocinro Pages. double col.
aims. Price IS I cts. per
number. or 50. 90
le0rinrari0Llyia
d9r0ncp,
, 1843-07-08
STATE OF MISSOURI, c.
County of Pike.

SpuhN
In the Count. Court, hiny Term 1913.
VASPER SHOTWELL Administrator of
eb the Estate of John Cash deceased,
comes into Court and flies lis petition for the
ale Of the real estate of said deceased, and
said petition Is accompanied Iy a true &C.
count of his Administration, a list of the
debts due 10 and by the deceased, ard an
inventory of the real estate, aud al ofsets
in his hands, the whole verified 10y the said
Administrator, IL is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said ~estate, he mott
fed hereof, aud unless the contrary he
shown on the first day OF the hex August
term Of this conrt: an order will be ,nnhe
Tor the sale of the following real estate. ".
ing in said comfy of Pike, and described as
follows, viz: beginning m tie southerly
side of survey 1854. ia Il. No. 50, y. of X
No. 3 W, OF me fifth principal meridian,
SCI post corner from which hickory 10 in
dia., bears &. -, ". 70 links, and a black
oak % in dia., hears :. ~, w. 60 links,
thence south 2S,u0 chains intersec;nd 4 Sec
ton post, between No 2S and twerty-thrrc
at $500 chains, set post corner fiom which
pin oak % in dia. hears 10 +. 46 links, aud
a ditto - in dia. bears $ 10, w. 80 links,
thence west from the centre of section No
33, at - chains entered r~rairie, bears n
+. and s. W 30. 80 liz ks, the ! section cor.
ner on the line between sections No. 81 and
.r3, at 80 CHAINS entered timber, ut 20 chains
ct post Gomez 3, q links. south Of the
corner 20 sections No %, 20. y, and :i3.
from which u pin oak IL in dia., bears 5
30, W. 81 links, and an elm IL in dia
hears N. n, T.. - links, thence west at
$500 chains set post, corner from which ar
elem 8 in dia bears n. 40, F.. - links.
and n b oak "a IN dia. bears S. is, T..
Is links, thence n. 400 chains; the or.
section corner between sections M. 20 and
32-25, O3 chains sat post corner, on the
liue Of survey No. 1854, corner to faction.
al section No %. from which an elm l2in
dia. bears 5. G3, w. - link, and a ditto
10 il dia. bears n. so, f.. links, thence
with the liuc of survey No. 1854, n. So
f.. al 1000 chains, corner IL fractional Sec
lions No. % and %, "A 50, 10 chains 10 the
beginning corner, also a certain other tract
containing 30 'ixty four one hundredths
acres, and bounded as follows: the cast half
nf the north cast ~. Of section -, in town
hip 80, of range three west, ct so much
thereof Us will be sufficient 10 pay the debts
of said estate, and further ordered that this
notice be published in some nrr'pnpcc in
this State for six weeks succestirely.
\ trne copy.
Testc. = Il. EUCEEEG. Clerk.
My l3th. 1873 Gw2s
, 1843-07-08
$4,000

COPIES Of tie first number viii lie is
sued ah"nt the middle of ~.January,
1913: and rs the demand tor this new
and popular work Will be unprece-
dented.
agents Of Periodicals. rosimasterS,
and all persons who wish 10 act as a.
gents. would do well to engage Il sup.
ply tor their respective places.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
vii be given 10 each and every per.
son who viii undertake to procure
and pay for 1000 subscribers. during
The year q Security will be
given and rcqrird.
The above Magazine will lie sold
TO Agents rs follows: $40 per lcO-
Sc for 50-and 8 copies Cor One Dol
tar. Current iunds.) Frierds! please
send IN your orders at once, post
paid
fROSPECTUSES. giving full par
tlculars. sen 10 all who desire to sub
scribe. or who wish Ia engage as
Agents in procuring Subscribers
throughout the United States.
CO Persons in the country would
do well 10 procure Il subscription
book, and obtain ut ence the names
OF their friends and acquain,ances,
at least : u subscribers Ia this invalua-
bic Literary Gem. Will each agent
or Trend who complies with this re-
quest. have the Kindness to inform the
publisher how many copies will be
wanted for his neighborhood. by mail,
(pos'-pa'd) as soon rs possible? It's
ms intention I % spare neither pains
nor expense TO introduce this entire
~ new and original Magazine into
every family throughout the Union.
The above will be found one of the
most useful and popular Periodicals
ever published, for cnicrprising men
undertake the sale Of in all orr
Giles and towns.
6T No letters will tie taken from
p%ost-otllce unless the postage is
PAID Persons RENTING money
through the post-office will be care.
III to pay the whole postage.
ROBERT SEARS,
Editor and Publisher, 1872 Nassau.
n. York.
, 1843-07-08
FLOUR ANEe EIAFsD
vim FpiftShur@ or Orleans,


rENHE subscriber will advance in cash 4 5ihs
b. The market value on Flour shipped direct
10 the east via Pittsburc or New Orleans, or
will advance 2 -3ds, nth the pririege cf sale
in Orleans, if the market will justify. | 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 staples.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, l have
received a tariff Of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
to New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, Will
Justify shipments 10 New York Of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My Now York cor
respondent tat Flour house, writes it is not
saE--being liable 10 sour, 10 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. | will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
April 10, lS43. &c
, 1843-07-08

this State outside St. Louis, which publ
cation shall continue for six successive
weeks; the expenses Of said printing
shall be paid out Of the general contin-
gent fund.
This act 10 take effect from and after its
passage.
STERLING PRICE,
Speaker of the House ofRepresentatives.
NJ. NJ. MARMADUKE,
President of the Senate.
Approved Feb 27, lS43.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
6w32.
, 1843-07-08
DIR. MCCLURE,

"HAVING located perrenenfiyA Louisi.
Ill ana, No., offers his servicss/ Ythe citi.
zens Of that place and its vicinity. in the va.
rious branches of his profession. Having de.
voted his attention particularly to the study
of Anatomy and surgery. and having witness.
ed and assisted in all of the most importsnt
sergical operations, he offers his services espec
tally in that branch of his profession. He fat.
tiers himself that i! called on he will perform
successfully, and with entire s1tisfactionfo his
employers. almost any Of the capital sargicul
operations nov performed by the celebrated
Dudley. of Lexington, Ky. He hopes by the
most assiduous attention 10 the various duties
of his Profession, and moderate charges, 10
merit a share Of ublic patronage He will
practice in conjunction with DIR. Hardin.
Louisian a, April 29lh, lS43.
, 1843-07-08
STATE OF MISSOURI,}ec
County OF Pike.

In the County Court, Feb. Term, ISi3.
ESSE G.. RODGERS Administrator de
- 6oniS non OF the Estate of Lewis IT
tcrback deceased, comes and files his petit
ton for the sale of the real estate of said
deceased, and said petition is accompanied
by a true account of lis Administration, a
list Of the debts due to and by the deceased
and an inventory of the real estate, aud of
all other assets in his hands, the whole veri-
fed by the affidavit Of said administrator
Ii is therefore ordered that all persons in
terestcd in said estate, be notified that I'M
less the contrary be shown on or before the
hrstday Of the next term of this Cont, IN
order viii be made for the sale of the fol
described real estate TO wit: lots 33.
80, DO, no, ana %, with the improve.
ments thereon, in the town of Bowling
Green, or so much thereof as will be sniff
TO pay the debts OF said deceased, and
that this notice be published for sin weeks
IN some newspaper in this State.
A true copy Of the record.
Tcste: A. II BUCKNER, Clerk.
February 2Jth. lS43. Gwl7.
, 1843-07-08
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk Of the County Court of
Pike county, letters of Administra-
ton upon the Estate Of Andrew MiE-
ford, deceased, bearingdate the 25th
May A. ID. l843. All persons hav.
ing claims against said estate, are re.
qucsted to exhibit them in one wear
from the date Of said letters for al.
lowance, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and
it such claims are not presented with
in three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
MELCHISADECK EARLY, Admir-.
MAY 9Th, l843. 3wSO.
, 1843-07-08
DEMAND DUigi5 sCilOOI.

IFENilE undersigned, 4 graduate of the Dan
u vile Dcafnnd Dunn Asylum. Ky, will
open a school for the instruction of deaf and
dumb children. at the residence of Judge Ne.
fatldnd, in Lincoln county Mo.
Terms: fifty dollars per scholar for twelve
months. All who may feel disposed to pat.
ronize this school, will please DO assured that
no attention shall be wanting, which will con.
duce 10 the advancement Of their children in
The path of improvement. Those who NAV
wish 10 send from a distance can obtain board
ing cheap in tine family of Mr.. Mcfarland.
JACKSON KING
REFERENCES.
Jas. w. Campbell, ". Ilcndrick, s. p. Rob
Inson, Hiram G. Edwards. G. b. Crane, Thos.
>. Waters, A. II. Buckner, Wm.P onix, Bow
Ing Green. Barrel Riggs, Caleb McFarlan nd,
Ashley. Mo.
April 10Th. ISi3. Gift.
The 81. Louis Republican please insert four
times. and forward bill to this office.