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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-03
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ;. ls4s
Hoe'io" Of President by the House Of Rcrrrscn.

Election Of President 6y the House Of Rcprescn.
i%0tircS.
Since the elections IN Tennessee. Georgia. Ma.
ryland. Pennsylvania and Ohio. we see more ire.
quent limitations in the Lpcofoco press. of an at.
tempt To take the Presidential election from the
people, and transfer it to the House of Rcprcscn.
tatives. An Alabama print, which supports Mr.
Calhoun. has avowed lis willingness TO see the
election made 10y the House. The Richmond En-.
quIrcr has charged Mr. Calhoun's friends with
desiring that result, and labouriug TO produce it.
On the other hand, Mr. Van Buren,. dcspairns of
unity in his party. is well understood Ia he actively
engaged IN making friends with the new Con.
greSs, preparatory To- an election. The Frankfort
(hy.) leoman. which is cstcnSibiy for Col. John.
son, hut in reality for Van Buren,. has put forth
the following:
W can run all Of our candidates. and then keep Nj.
Clay out o. the House IN Congress, where he would have no
chance at any rate. In fact, II We wished to make our sc.
cess perfectly certain. we could not 30 better than run a De.
m"erate ''et'laI ticket in every State. This would bung
the election before the House. where We shall have abou,
70 States cut Of the 90"
This is pretty frank, certainly. But the prac:i.
cability Of it, is another thing. When these pure
Democrats set fairly TO work to cheat the dear PEG.
pie of n voice in the election. by means of"Ruo5lc.
Skohed tickets" it may so happen. that the cheat.
err will get cheated. They will at least agree with
us that the result of such an experiment.. is some
wha; hazardous. Here, for example. this Ken
lucky paper thinks Mr.. Clay will not b. able TO
cachthe House, provided al the Democratic can.
dloates are in the field: the Richmond Enquirer.
last week, did not think Mr.. Calhoun would be the
third candidate. 1t took Tor granted. IS matter
OF course, that Mr.. Clay would bc one. and Mr.
IAN Buren, another, and then the contest for the
third place. would be between Mr.. Buchanan. and
Nr. Cass. MIR. Calhoun's friends reciprocate the
compliment. and deem it impossible for Mr.. Van
Buren, TO get to the Housc--not being able to fix
upon a single State, which he is certain of carry.
ing. They. however. do not doubt. bu; that Mr..
Clay will hc returned highest. Our own. and the
public conviction is. that both the Van Burpnites.
and Calhouni,es. are in part right. and that Mr..
Clay will not only be returned. but he is the only
one. who will be. In other words, the Democrats
may run a dozen candidates. and the whole of
them will be beaten. quite As easily as ono will
and Mr.. Clay will be elected by the people.
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WARD

The jefferson Ward Clay Clab held it, 6ts, regular meet.
tug ut Military Hall on Wednesday evening the Is, instant.
The attendance. notwithstanding The Agricultural Fair, -
and some other meetings, was respectable as to numbers.
In the course OF the evening animated speeches were deli.
NerSd by Mcssrs. &. K. Myers. +. August and Capt Dim.
mock. The latter gentleman gave some practical. common
sense viewsot the effect OF a United States Bank aud the
Ia'ti, which Showed his thorough acquaintance with the
subjects on which he treated. His speech was rapiurously
~aPPlaudcd, and the meeting gave every token tina, their
zeal for the cause was not only alive but likely to continue
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Thus. while they fonen, the divisions in Tsmmany Hall to
kill of Van Buren, here. they ar. vainly trying either to
dissrm the Clay Wing Party, or to create such disturbances
among them, as will nuhfy their strength. The Courier &
Enquirer has been It's organ to act among the Wings, aud
from the course OF the Courier, we intend to prove the fact
OF existence. The recent elections, however, in the South
West have 50 far modified this conspiracy that opposition TO
Mr.. Clay j. now given over. aud the project is to make Mr..
Webster Vice President, no matter at what sacrifice Of per.
>onSl dignity ON his part, with the ultimate view OF saving
thrnngh him their own nreciom. sclyrN."
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AitIe meeting oi ihc Wings last Saturday night. Mr..
Daniel, Iu tIr course ul Boz address, (Which. by the way.
utiE.'.d ai pr'-ertJ alluded % Toe most potent weapons
"Hi.n iH' Whig' could adopt, boo order successfully q, com.
Dot aud overcome The destructive doctrines uf LpcUflr.i.n.
'1i 10y 'rf1Itcnug the popular mind-by scattering the
seti. 10 iutI and knowledge among tuc great masses of
roi Iauun DOB thi- State. There ae thousands OF mon il
Nn. who IRE ready al aI times ~ obey the dictates Of party
I.h.ofs, without being able TO give the reasons upon which
they act Its useless 10 argue with such men. Nothing
ram over remedy the evil, until Virginia, like her glorious
sister States Oi the North, adopts some plan Tor the cduca.
tHuOi Der poor population. lot any man look NJ the con.
Diu'n Of things boz Virginia now, and think uf what -he has
hc,ni u by gone times! The State winch has given birth
60 Heroes and Statesmen, and which contains within Lcr
border aI the elements Of prosperity and greatness, instead
ui making some effort 10 maintain her former glory and pre-.
serve her influence iu tho Councils 81 the nation, b. % this
moment Indifferent 90 81, questions relating 20 the rducs.
uonoi Der .,n-, while the Census Of 1910 shows dist there
are upwards Of 100000 Of them over - yonrs old. unable 10
read! This Is truly a iaucntabc state OF things: but A.
long o. % continues wo may despair OF ever getting the poo.
pie % judge rightly on political matters. They ate tho III
nsiwmCus in the hgudg Of DUmagCruea, Tor the attainment
OF their wicked and mi-chovous ends. IL is not right that
tho blame of such n state of things should b. attributed to
my parry IN tho State; butaIi are alike guilty shaving gross.
" neglected tho met vitality important subject which the
State has ever had 10 deliberate upon.
Itis tho duty Of the Legislature which will shortly on. 10
tegue some plan OF 10 mcko some effort 10 elect the i'm.
porsnt OUect u CnEghtennr the thousand ,of poor children
OF tho Commonwealth. It's true lhat In nearly sl the South.
on and Saveholding States the same dcpl,roblo ignorance
IS 10 te found ~ tho same proportion; a. ~ not to be dir.
guisod that slavery 10 II at tho bottom Of the evil; but sGl
1t is the duty Of our legislators 10 avail themselves ofoyory
means TO overcome the evil, and b elevate Viginis to that
position IN the scale ofintollcctuul greatness 70 which she Is
20 Justly entitled. a MECHANIC.
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urine Of our Eiof.ous declaration Of '16-Freiom and an.
urs Independence Of ell foreign nations.
On motion.
Resolved, That the Norfolk psper,, and the whis pa.
Pers of tho State generally, be requested to publish iheeo
pTOceedings.
OnmOuon. the meeting adjourned.
-, II. +. TAYLOR. Charm.
S Mc Il p,f sa.s.TF' Secretaries.
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DIED.

On "wednesday Morning, NJ the residence Of Mr. WIN. O. Ycat-
man, Miss JANE uUNDLEY. u member or the United Pre,by.
tenan Church.
on tile night n the ist inst MARTHA, infant daughter Of Wi
lam W. and Sarah \. Wci-iRer. The friend, and acquaintance.
of,he family are requested to attend her funeral hom Their residence,
this morning, friday at 10 O'Clock.
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LECTURES ON MUSIC, &c.
A The Concert Room, Exchange Hotel.

MESSRS. GERMAN, HARRrNGToN, stan.
LNA woop and Prtmay respectfully announce 10 The Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Richmond, that they propose giving = Series NJ
Lectures on Uusic nud Entomology, commencing
on FRIDAY NIGHT, nov. ID. az the Concert Room IN tho n
change iofot
The etLcns may rest assured that there is nothing IN tho Leo.
turss. either IN word ~ action. 70 Ole nj the most asiidious, A. they
have been most literally paronihed BY ne ds or Boston, n. YorE,
Philadelphia, baltimore and Washington City and have been re-
eeived with apiurous applause ~ large and delighted audiences.
Doors open att. Lecture AZ ! 10 2.
Tickets 80 cents Children bali price. no 2-dat
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appointment w The GorerHor.
Toe Hon. David X. Atchison, Of Platte county, 10 sup.
pip the vacancy in the Senate Of the L. s., occasioned by
the death OF the Hon. Lewis +. ~ Ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-03
RICHMOND
MAHHIEn-

No change in tic price Of produce, during the week.
and very little doing.
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Gr Col. Dick Johnson arrived in Albany. on
tn 3oth ult., and wa, received with great consi.
dcraton-ciiizcns Of all political parties, calling
upon MIN, aud doing him honour.
lie left there on the same day, to visit iir. Van
Buren,, at Underwood. This was the first meet.
ing Of the two great rejected, since The dispersion
Of 18th March. 1-l1.
If all that has been said, bc true. there is not
much in the past, over which the two Ex'4 can hold
a very pleasant discourse. They are, to De- sure.
both martyrs; but they each ascribcd 10 the other.
the cause Of their overthrow. Col. johnson is o
good naturcd person, and very patient under insults.
aud not disposed to indulge in criminntcss Iut
Mr.. Van Buren,, if the Charleston Mcrr--v f.. 10
be credited, treated him with marked AID most
insulting contempt, on some occasion. We know
not the particulars.
But by.goncs should be by.goncs. Mr.. Van
Buren, cannot get along without Col. Dick-and
Col. Dick stands in need of Van. They must.
therefore, be iricnds again, and in company, sub.
init to another d]rubbing from the people, like that
they received in 1910.
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FOR

For NORFOLK.
,6{S The Barquo EPERviER. Capt. Farwcll, can
- Hkca few hundred ibs. 1,ul oT ohsr freight. Il immcIi
ste Application = mao t0 lc master on board a. LudLm's efan
~ 70 no5 jas FISHER "a sON.
KENTUCKY JEANS
- CASES Blue, IA, MIrci aniCldot Konfucky Jesus-fn store
- and fr Etc. ~ 2 KIM. KENDALL q ATWATER.
RIFLE, PISTOL AND MU5Kef BALLS.
lust received from ue Nobh a fn aeortneut Of the above
- B1ls-wlncI VIII b. noJ m accommodating terms
SAIL SUTHERLAND. Cunsmth,
ro1 Opposite the Va BACKS.
SH HHUs. . H. sCGAE, ysu PRIME landing Tor ae.
w no WEBB, BACON 4 co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

EWTI Ut HI d ~ Ond.
Htr' Haer ns day at ~ gaoeI ,. ~
drrired az Cuy Point.
Pussian bug Louise, Wcnkce, from Philadelphia, IN
ballast to Chns. Palmer.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Minion, Ladd, from below, wheat, to Haxall& Co.
I" Catha'ine, Wilcox, Liscomb, N. York, hay.
" Glide, Townsend, Cupo May, light.
" Oscar, Morris, New York, hay, 10 II. w. Tyler.
" Mary Amelia, Duncan, Alexandra, sundues.
Schr Ann Smith, Cole, Now York. sundncs, to Rankin
& Whitock.
schr Good Interest, Creighton, Baltimore. suudhos.
SAILED,
Brig Dante, Stoddord, Now York, flour.
SChf. Charles, Obcn, Savannah, Ga, coal.
Smith, Wheeler, Stamford, Ct, coal.
" Ionic, Actmnn, Greenwich, coal.
" james g. Samuel, SUmor, Stamford, CT, coal.
" j.. G. Demorcst, Dcmarcsi. Greenwich. coal.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Clcared, scbr Zotod, Cross,
Richmond.
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John Bel of Tennessee.

\ portion Of the members of the Tennessee lie.
gislaturc, addressed a letter TO this gentleman, ask.
ing permission to nominate him for the Senate
For reasons partly private and partly public, he
declined. The Wings of East Tennessee (he
said) wished one Of their citizens elected: and he
could not consentto come in competition with Mr..
Foster, who had rendered important services to
the Wing party, and who had been driven from
the Senate by the Locoiccos.
We regret, that it was not possible, or that cir.
cumstanccs rendered it ineSpedicnt to elevate It's
distinguished gentleman to the Senate. There
was a moral fitness in the thing-which would
have rendered it particularly gratifying to tho
Wings Of the Union. He had performed the most
invaluable services for the Wing cause in Tennc..
sec. Without him, that cause might never have
attained the strength it has, and, by its la.e sue.
cesses, impaired such thrilling Joy to every Wing
heart. Besides, he IS a true man. He wa rue,
when t~reachery was an epidemic. He stood firm
to his principles and his friends, when ofice and
emoiumcnt tempted him 10 botray both.
He deserves well Of his party and his country,
ana lac will yet reap MS deserts.
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innUnn botanic Garden nnd Hurscr,,
(Lats PRTNCESJ
FLrsmSG, l.. l., yUAR NV YoRK.
avn THVHE new DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. not ooiy
S8S3ssS n NJ FRUIT, but also ~ ORNAMENTAL TREES
GaZpI SHRUBS, and PLANTS. cultivated and for sale Al mi,
N%fRfT ancient and celebrated Nursery, bnown a. Prince.
~ and by the above title for nearly my yeapJ
WIN pfRFcuoys FOR THEIR CULTURE,
may be had r,ars on application to the NEW PRoPRHToRs BY
mail post paid.
Tho collection NJ this establishment s unnvaled. and puces re-
neany very much reduced, and the pfopneor nauer themselves
that Tie Catalogue will be found &, surpass in extent ~ information
and usefulness. any thing ofne Sud ever before presented ~ the pub
DC, and 20 be worthy ola permanent place IN The hbmyofthe Hori
cuiurst ORDERS will be promptly executed.
WINTER A. Co,
Flushrz. Oct %. 1888. fno3-cfU Proprietor
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WING MEETING IN NORFOLK BoRouGH-oR.
GANlzArIoN OF "A CLUB, No /.

Al adjourned meeting Of tho whis-. held pursuantto
public notice, at the Court House, on Thursday evening,
Goth instant, J. ID. Ghiselin, the former Chairman, being
absent, on motion, r. L. TAYLOR. was called to preside.
The Chairman explained tho object Vt the meeting. to be
the reception OF the report Of the Committee Of Five, ap-
pointed Mt the previous meeting. Whcrvupon, the Chair.
man submitted the following;
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NOIlCE-The creditors Of Mesus. West 4 Parkinson. are re-
~ qnestcd 90 csu and receive the final dividend of The trust fund.
M 1-3 ISAAC DAVENPORT. Trustee.
NpflCE.-Au persons indebted 10 The htr John I. Neaon. ate
~ requested 10 make early payment 10 The uU-crber and those
having claims agninsttIc same, viii prcsentttcm for settlement
WM WALLACE DAY,
Admir- of John L. Nelson. deed.
Manchester. Nov. %, 1919. no 9-cgawg,v
FT The Enquirer 10 copy.
sln iHDs Porto REQ sur1r s do y. q. Mohss.s-iust rcceiy.
~ Cd per sehr Mary Amelia, fr sarby
NJ 3 Join r. TRIPLErT 4 COY
, 1843-06-17
NEW VOLUME OF
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

tn COMMENCE WITH JULY. lC1'.
Original Paintings by me.fr't ''a'',I'@ "e
.an-onginOiD e:is"s-- oTg'nat.Hauer
We off,r as fn'iows:-
Icory Lady, Book and cory OF Cody.
C.r,,..tab!e ornament, containing Id ee
IAN, uezzotin, ard steel E"grasing', Tor 50
2 copie, Lady's Book Il Peoples Go"e}'
C.u,,e table Orna continuing ID ere.
srnt IN, uao,iut and steel Engraving, for 50 .
5cori., Lady.s Book and , do. do DO ~
IL do do. do. 3 do. do. do 20
.3 do. do. do. 10 do. do, no.f 81
Tho Centre table Ornament Is The h's' OF
,b.L;rd that has ever originated IN I'M coun-
ivy md. Of cour,e. came from the ONCE oil
,h. I,dy,sB Book, from whence all DINER oe-
.;.r. and ideas are copied. ~
W. have now on hand ten original rant
nos NV the most celebrated arts, "fthe DAY
"ss l.. a. Cooley.
rpbIishcr's Hall, PHILADELPHIA.
June Eth, I~d3.
, 1843-06-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY authority of an execution issu-
- ed from the office Of the Clerk of
the County Court of the county Of
Pike, in the State of Missouri, in IA
vor of Frederick B. Leach, gurdian
of Joseph William Mayher and A
mos Thomas Mayher, and against
George d.. Boundurant, ] have levied
upon and seized all the right, title,
and interest, Of the said George D.
Boundurant, of, in and 10 the follow
ing real estate, to wit: the w. 5.
W.qr. S. 90. T. 81. N. of Range a
W., f. S. w. or. S. % I. 81, R.
W., EiS. e. or. S. 80 T. 81, r. a
W., N. w. S. E. or. S. 80, T. 81,
r. 4 W.. and the n. E.. of the N.
w. or. S. 80, T. 54, R.4 W.; and
will sell the same to the highest bid
der for cash in hand at the Court
House door in the town of bowling
Green. in said county, on the 9Ist.
day Of June next, between the hours
of 9 and 5 o'clock of that day, and
during the term Of the Circuit Court
tor said county Of Pike, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
May 9th, 1943. 3w3O
, 1843-06-17
BoUNDLEssNEss OF THE CREArIoN.-

BoUNDLEssNEss OF THE CREArIoN.-
About the time Of the invention of
the telescope, another instrument
was formed, which laid open a scene
no less wonderful, and rewarded the
inquisitive spirit Of man. This was
the microscope. The one led me 10
see a system in every star; the other
leads me 10 see a world in every a
ton. The one Taught me that this
mighty globe, with the whole burden
of its people and its countries. is bu,
grain Of sand on the high field. Of
immensely; the other teaches me that
every grain of sand may harbor with
in !, the tribes and families Of busy
population. The Que told me of the
iosignifcancv of the world | tread
upcn. The other redecms i, from all
insisnifcancv; fnr il tells mc that III
the leaves Of every t"res', and in the
flowers Of every garden. aud in the
waters Of every ~rivuIet. there ATE
worlds ,eemrng with life, and num-
be,Icss are tie g~lurics OF the huma-
ment. The one has suggested 10 me,
tina, beyond and above al! tha, is vIsi-
bic to man, there nay he fields OF
creation which swept imnca>urabiy
along. and carry the impress Of tie
AImishty's hand 10 tie ]ren4ctrst
scenes of the universe; the otter su|-
res,ed To me. that uiti'ia and hcyond
all that minutencss whirh tie aGed
eve of man has been able Ia explore.
there may lie a lcgt"n oi mNIsinie;
and that. could we draw aside tie
mysterious curtaia which shrouis II
from our senses, VIC might see = the
a,re Of as mrny wonders us aStrono-
mers have untu!deG. 4 Universe with
in the compass Of a point 50 snail as
to ellie all the powers Of the micro
scope, but where tie wondcr-w"rk-
inq God finds room Tor all lis attn
Ln,e>. where lie c:.n raise another me-
chanism Of worlds. and fill and aui-
mate the evidence Of I:is Glory.
ICuiLMEEs.
, 1843-06-17
COMMERCIAL

ST. LOUIS, juno IA.
F1Omr-The price has been steadily main
tanned during the week at s4 80 for Super
fine, and 81 a 4 u. for Fine, at which fig
ures numerous operations have been made.
The price at New Or!cans at the last date,
however, has caused an abatement in the
demand for shipment, and the market to day
Is rather lansuid but there is no disposition
on the part Of holders to give way l:ere
isa larger stock on sale this morning than a
our last date, but no sales have been report
ed. Atthc City Mil. it is still held at 81
IS a ). The ,~cceipts are very light.
Hhedt-The receipts have been more lloe-
raj since our last, and operations on a more
extended scale have been made. We qnote
sales yesterday at 81, S5a Sec, and very
fuir d~cmaud-and we viii remark that eOto
% is The market price to day, for fain and
prime lots.
Uemp-The market continues firm at s.
5Oto 215, according TO quality. Yesterday
two or three lots were taken at s. 90 II =
rs for shipment, aud one lot the day pieri-
gu. at g. 50. The receipts have lal,en of
maternity.
SaH-Tllr advance in New Orleans has
a ed a c~oncsronding rise in this market -
Tuesday a lot Of 2J0 sacks Ground Alum
was sold at sl55a 81 ST -Liverpool Blown
we quote at 81 rs. The demand is quite
active.
Susar-The price for this article is slowly
but steadily nd,ancirg-we have noticed
.alcs en- the levce at 5i-2 - a 81 cents for
fair qualities-rrmc Will command Ga 64
cents.
CoFte-We will continue Rio and ~Ilavnn'
a coffee at ; u 9 cents. The stock on hand
is suaicirut TO supply the demand.
Io5ccc0--Thc market hns rallied since Gu
last, aud prices have ad'anoed to cur pre-
,iuus quotations. !ales at tie PLANTERS
Tobacco Warehouse have been made 10 tht
extent Of :}26 hLds since our last d.;te--fnr
all qualities Il good demand exit. WesI't
the particulars, of sales since Saturday morn
Ing last. VIZ: passed. > hhds s 20 a , %
, do AT s 1885, 4 60; 10 do at 81 d ~
II do u, 50 70a3s s.; lido at 81 % n :
%: 10 do at s. Il 3 A.; 9 do at s. 10 a 4:
%; & do at 81 81 a , 60. Refused. ! hid
ut 3o32J:3 do at e6 IA 300; - do at
/ IN n . o.: Il do 1T - IS; l9do at
%; 46 dn at ! 30 ! %; ii do at d
al and , hhds light at 7Ga - cents.
, 1843-06-17

E.c,,,rt AGGREssroN.--The iorcI0ie
seizure Of the S#ndwi laladds by
the BRUSH. shows their determination
To nus., their aggression as rapiH'F
rs possibIe. against every power
which is too feeble To resist their en-
croachmen!. This new outrage IL
appears. was rot confined I" tie mere
occupation of those islands. oni "c-
companied by a gross insult TO 'he ~
merican flag. Dispatches have been %
sen, TO our Government, deta''"@ H'
the particulars Of this deSPotic ana III
solent transaction, and 1t may oe he'-
essary for the malnta'nance "ur
national honor and Interests mat d
large feet should be sent to mai quar-
ter immediately. Great Britain should
not be permitted 10 obtain 'hr9"g,
frand and violence, the command o.
the only islands in the Pacific where
American ships have been able &c
pr' important i influence on the settle
men, Of the Oregon question
, 1843-06-17
SHERIFF - SALE.

E(Y authority of an execution is
~ sued from the office of the Clerk
ofthe Circuit Court of Pike comfy.
Missouri, and to me directed, in ia.
vor of the county of Pike, and against
A. B. S. lnloe, and Amos Thomas,
| have levied and seized upon all the
right, title, and interest OF said Inloe
in and TO the following described
tract of Land, lying in said county of
Pike viz: the undivided half of $40
acres Of land it being a New Madrid
location by virtue of certicficate No.
1l2 in the name of Johnathan Hur-
ley or his legal representatives, which
certificate is located on the South
East fractional or. of section 90. the
s. w. fri. or. ST ction 81, the N. E.
or. Of section 80, the N. w. or. Of
section "a. and as much of the West
side of the n. E. or. of section "a as
will make the quantity Of $40 acres
all in T. So, N. and r. 3 W., and
shall proceed to sell the same 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand, at
the Court House door in Bowling
Green, during the term Of said Court.
on Tuesday the Goth day Of June
next, between the hours of nine and
five O'Clock of said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
VIM. PENN.
May 9th, 1843. 3w50.
, 1843-06-17
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue and authority of a writ
- of renditio nj srponis, issued
from the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of St. Louis county, in
the State Of Missouri, against Robert
w. TAYLOR, and in favor of Charles
ID. Drake, bearing date the 5th day
of MAY. I843, and TO me directed,
shall expose TO sale to the highest
bidder for ready money at the Court
House door in the town Of Bowling
Green. in the county Of Pike, on the
2Oth day of June next, between the
hours of 9 and 5 o'clock of that day.
and during the term of the Circuit
Court, ofsaid county Of Pike, the fol-
lowing described real estate TO wit:
all the right, title and interest. of the
said Robert w. Taylor, of, in and to
the following tract or parcel Of land.
lying in said county Of Pike, to wit;
part OF the north East fractional or.
of section No. twenty, in T. No. 50
of r. No. l W.. lying on both sides
of Noix Creek, and known as the
Clinton Mill property, containing &c
acres more or less, to satisfy the debt,
damages and costs on said writ.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
May, 27tn, I843. 3w3O.