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Passengers sailed.

LIVERPOOL Ship George Wastngon-Right Rev Bishop
H"gtes Of NYo,I r. Rev Bshcp Purcell e Ohio; Fey Mr.
NJ Schoocrat,d MIR LeItch, Of Auburn; Mr. Sothard Of
NYoIki Mr. Cunginghar, LADY, child and servant, do
La%prsys l. Lamp.sy. NJ JJ,eFson' BimoTei Mr
stedt, G. rmany Mr. Wat Gus. Troy; Mr. Hail. London;
M Bloun So II Iniantrv A; Mr. Brown, Dr.; Mr. and
Miss Rouledgc, OF England; Mr. Smets, Mr. w Welch,
Boston; MIR w Stanton. NYoIk.
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CHATHAM THEArRE.-Mrs. Themes Jack Shep-
pard last night was equal to her most happy efforts
heretofore and Mr.. Marshall as the accom-
plished villain Jonathan Wild, was all that one
could desire in that character. Tonight the drama
of The Fire Raiser" is to be played, in which
Mrs Thorne and Messrs Marshall and Jones ap-
pear. Mr. Wood also plays, in The Foulah
Slave.'
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Passengers Arrived q.

NEW ORLE Ns-ship Tyrian--Mr Pickering and lady. S
PulAier, M Leighton, r St,st and & Ahest.
New ORLEANs-BaIquc Melory-E Wilkins.
ANEw ORLEANs-Schr Emeline-Mr Brown and Dilng
ham.
sCHALEsroNnMrs stillmsn, Miss N sIman, Miss G
Messrs Clarke Mason, Cone, Barr Wilcox Anthony, Dau
vegne, Upman, Higen, Hude Bremen Shutz, and in
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday
is shss Wilmington II. lOt; do IL; $4,000 Ches &
Del Loan 25 S295l State 6s annual Al; 1913 shas Girard
Bank. ST. do 81; shas Bank of North America sO4t
Is do Vckshurg Bank 2f $2s9 State SIS 1864 46A $4,000
do do 49, $4,000 1861 SS27O State SIS various years.
46; share Pennsylvania Insurance. ia; 81 DO Union
Bank Tenn, b5dsf 81.
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M UNITED sTATEs PILOrs.-Tbe

90 UNITED STATES PILOTs.-There are in this
city from four to six Pilots whose pilot ground is that
part of the waters Of the Asntc bordering five or
six different Eastern States. These Pilots not subject
to the laws OF any State any Branch Pilot
licensed by any one State offer himself ION the ground
merely OF being a State Branch Pilot competent
pilot to pilot vessels from New York 10 either, all OF
the Eastern States Long Island Sound does not apperian
10 any State. We therefore, think that those ind
vduss who have the requisite skill and experience
rots Justly entitled he called United states Pilots
10 distinguish them from Branch Pilots merely.
Shipping merchants it is we'll known, are in the habit
OF employing the United States Pilots to pilot vessels
through the sounds to eastern ports Such OF them as
are temperate and competent and refer to insurance
companies and merchants Of the highest responsibility,
should be selected, and no others.
MARITIME LAW
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or FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE
GARDEN-We rejoice 10 hear OF the prosperity Of this
splendid estaoishmen sui presenting it, usual attrac
tons. Every thing is in complete order inets and out
lets for the water have been added and manv improve
mens made 10 crafty the taste Of tho most astidious Mr.
Thomas still presies the whole srtment and his
lady perioI the duties the nj
the baths securing system Of regularity and oood
ordcr that defs all competition We happy TO IA,
that names of the highest respecaby daily adding
10 the list Of subscribers and that the Frankln Baths pro
misc be the heahu and a-hionahle resort nj
citizens and strangers for the ensuing summer.
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, l1z- PRESERVE AND BEAUrIFY THE HAIR
THIS only be done by the of the original Balm of
Columbia which has within the last 10 years become 20
celebrated II smuch countereted and the only safety
isto get only of Messr Comstock Co., 81 CORTLAND
ST.. near Broadway.
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oa- BOSTON MrNsrRELs, BENEFIr-MAoNI.

Q7- BOSTON MrNsTRELs' BENEFlT-MAGNI
FIChNT ATTRACTIONS The company OF accom-
plmhcd Vocasts and Musicians, whose unique perform
ances, during their short engagement have been the
theme of universal wonder and praise take their benefit
to-day at the American Museum At the extra afternoon
performances and in the evening they will intro luce
variety OF new songs paIodes &c., and will be assisted
by severa eminent Volunteers among whom we see the
name Of Mr. Dixon whose first appearance as a buao
singer at the Park Theatre. See bills and advertise
ments for other attractions and performances
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ny- EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA, FOR PURIFY
ING the blood made from the best Sarsspnrla Root,
herbs &C. Price so cents per bottle 81 per Dozen
rented equal TO any sold for double All Of the above
be had o ly at 81 CORTLAND ST., near Broadway.
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Reserved fund,

There is no reason why the Harlem Railroad running
into New York, should notprescnt similar results, under
proper management the whole trade of the country
advances improving the districts through which is
be extended.
Tho religious and philosophical worl are frequently
startled and sometimes amused, at the extreme impu
dence holiness ignorance and folly of the mposcrs that
make their appearance occasionally well the gro
esque absurdity Of their mpostons. The religious
muniy have recently wondered over the crcdulty Of
those led away by the monstrous assertions and doctrines
of Matthias " Joe Smith," and Mr. Miller" The
The phosophic world have been sstonished with phre
nology, animal magnetism, and Fourierism. The more
ridiculous the chmera Of the imposter with the greater
rapdiy has it spread Yet OF all the impostions that
have been practscd the speculative folics of polco
nancicrs the most bareaced the gravey urged
and the most readily swallowed. These reflections have
been induced by taking up the National neTgencer md
meeting with the following extract from Bufalo paper
of no authority standing The table with which 1t liz
embellishcd stolen from this paper without dit,
probably t, "prosct American industry" The Buffalo
paper put forth the ollics connected with It. unnotce
anj unknown. To give tho article additional value, il
passed through the scmbc of the Tntelligencer
follows
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednes day, June 10

wednesday, June 10 f-s
The stagnaton of general trade and the consequent
scarcity ofbusnes paper bears heavily on the banks and
in most will have sensible effect upon their div
dends. Some of them-the Bank of New York, the Anne
rcan Exchange Bank, and the Bank of Commerce-made
prompt and large esments in stocks almost the
y means of sustaining their customary dividends When
recent OCCASION pointed to the return ofthe Bank
Of Commerce. explanatory Of the stock speculations
did not intend to mpute blame TO particular institu
ton, much to point out the inevitable results of vi
cous paper SYSTEM which engenders speculation to-day
only to be succeeded by distress tomorrow As an in
tegralpart of whole SYSTEM the Bank Commerce per-
forms its functions WE'LL The frank and open manner in
which placed its srs before its stockholders and the
the public has served, in eminent degree to enhance
the confidence ieposed in and its stock is accordingly
at premium. This example cannot be too followt
by the other institutions.
At the Board this morning the feeling much i'm
improved, and prices generally went up Ohio 6 per
cent Kentucky IS, Indiana, II Delaware and Hud-
son. q Illinois, II per cent; Paterson, ! Harlcm,i.
At the Board there sales of u States loan at
49, with the dividend. Illinois 81 farmers Loan
Lper cent
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Court Calendar.

CIRcu,r CeuRr Nos, ~. l25, ll3. S. co. il4 49, H.
95 49, 81, ST. 49, l2l, 46, &c. 3D. g. a. &c., 60, lOl
100, 70, IA, 81, 80, "a, IS, ll6, III, 80.
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o. DISEASES OF THE EAR.-McNair's Acoustic
Oil the discovered for all complaints
that Deafness and after total deafness Of years
has fully regsned his hearing.
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M A RITIM E H E R Id,
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
Port Of the Shipping left Ct the Port whence they sailed tn,
suV Foreign Newsop os Sw b nav o., eu, snU
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents &C home abroad will also confer favor BY
sending this Office all the Marine luellge they can
obtain Nautical Information Of Kind will be thankfully
received.
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~ Qrr1etl,

On Tuesday morning, 9th inst, by the Rev. T. Saw
yer, Mr.. ]. Il. CUsHMAN to Miss MARY CoNArT, only
daughter of the late Asa Conant all formerly Of Boston,
Mass.
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CASTLE GARDEN
L. NOW OPEN E0A THE a. QON

Is NOW OfhN FOH THE SEASON.
THE Propretors Of this we'll known resort beg
form the puec that n addition It's former attractions they
have erected splendid fountain supplied the Cotcn with
Different variations every week Throughout he
CT WIN large saloon Tor promenade anu rsfreshnens
Ais extensive Pron~rad, outside walls Of the Cas-
le commanding view of The whole Ba- the N2rrows nc
nee Of admission l2h ecDt fbF which rsfreshmews wal,
z . furnished. ml5 .tmr
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WING AND Locovoco Policy CorTRAsrED.
Iron the Buffalo CONNIE rcial Advertiser.l
The arrivals ofspecie since the of last January
as me eperaton OF our present Wing tsrh hsve beeu
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPENED FOR THE SEASON.
Director. Mr. JOHN SETON.
THuRsD, AZ, June, 9Th.
MR.. W. z. f BttHRsTToN.
The hg w popular Comedian assisted by
NJ, w.,,o, MMI'ss soBkRSrs.
n; SSsi:;;sii NJ n; s S@:s;; s-'"'
TA's D%s. Il c the
1;' Ssss j: ssS xsas ss": ysSss
sa''s BAssE Ell % AT cot 4; f',''a the
Ca,banne. Mis- Reynolds
a .% ss s'i great
selections Mu.srd Tanner. en- ''''
To s'asaS' with he rT aS iFssss. .''D's'
Toby Tramp, Mr. Burton
;. COMFORTABLY LODGINGS. received with ,houtso
F'f Il 6oSs6 h s q r. ne"
chi Hlise c a1TTv;is:o
sATURDAY-RoBEnT MACAIRE!
For the Benefit Of Mons Lecour.
highs Of the English Company-rue.a.y. and Thur, day,
on which occasion Mt w e Burton will appear
" Ashctroc. will be in ,a,tend,uee and gr... c,re
taken prevent the admission Of improper persons
Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden daring
~ limited number of Season Tickets, will be dis
PARK IfiEsA Tns..
& & ss g s Fire Nn %
r,s NJ; Pc 81, shsH engaged % Seven Wight.
SILL &c Dfs%ss sea2o .s1
Ts M sdn s.1s H. IL , sGeDde with YANKEE
psnoanancss commence al halt past =.
CHATHAM THEArsE.
THIS EVENING will be performed, FIRE RAISER
SLAVE: ssasIsds wH SLTs s' JAck1fsHjssff
fSsss q Hd%.sa-zp,s., oisl. % g u,., Second and
before ~ aOei I srees.iy ''''' '''n
AMERICAN THEATRE, WALNUT ST,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CusHMAN.
ia F. s sSns s :s vxL sAT 81
s SHAN E.A.MARsHAL, I,,.,
ATTRACTIONS NEVER EQUALLED IN
EUROPE OR AMERICA
rhe MSna.a 81 hs wC ONLY X. 2NE & %
old feet inehs. high aud ssah 20 she decidedly
possible cor rect, conception
S'SSi 1 Il b 2Ygs;sf 4. M as n.'
Ha. tho ps.arco tst he has engaged the follow
,ss s1n'n' S!SsThE1s 9g TsT RHINE
MISS NJ JOSE aSs5s ", %.nyrs
BEoUcWKszhHb he 'J%s and u
n ' HnG g. FE EPts i *. bsa.s ss1s''
Eysnys r'O'mancr' in 'he Lecture HoOm
Ss'4s, CASTLE GARDEN ls-Ss
Is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
VALPARAIso-Baq-e Condor-9 Bugs coffee otis cor
per 3,2 hides 1856 qts hides 22 Brazil wood bark to
Alison Il Chauucev
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TO- EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, COLOURS THE
HAIR and will not stain the SKIN, warranted
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O5- VAUXHALL GARDEN CIRCUS WAS WE'LL
attended last week with the gay and fashionable Of
city, witness the unparalleled and gymnastc
eats performed by Mr. B,nckers celebrated Company
Mr. Gardeners equestrisnism appears be the principal
topic of conversation among the ladies'. Mr. Geo Sweet
the tight rope stands at the head of his profession his
somersetng from feet to feet is something entirely new
and certainly very daring. Mr. Carroll his two beau
tu horses the sweet and enchanting little Miss
McF arland appears to strike every behoder with won
der while Netherlands unriv allied somersetts and Garde
ners funny jokes appear to delight the audience The
new aud interesting ballad entitled Laben and Annette,
has been received with raptures OF appauae In which
the beautiful Mrs Sweet, together with Mrs. Gardener
hourishcs largely. We wish this establishment great
succes and do cheerfuy recommend all who are fond
OF good and healthful amusement TO pay them visit
The price is only % cents Garden and Circus both.
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Qg- GREAT SALE OF ENGRAvINGs, FINELY
colored, selected from VIM A. COlmans choice stock be
sides from London, of mounted and vanished
Engravings all ready to hang up, they require no
framing, embracing many popular aubjects To be sold
at auction at the New Store, No. 203 Broadway, this day
Sh June, lS43. Sale to commence at II A. Nj. Saic Pc
remptory. E. w. SNOW, Auctr
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az yAIxHAIL GARDEN CIRCUs WAS WE'LL

CITY Hal, Now YorK, June 8, 1875 .
o. future publication will he made OF the names Of
gentlemen selected to form the Staff OF the Marshal Of
the Day.
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D- THOSE SUFFERING WITH THE PILES CAN
be positively cured by the Of the genuine Hays Lin
ment The Rev. Charles Sparry No, 2, First Avenue,
completely cured after suffer ing 10 years. Any
call him at his residence To be had genuine only
at 81 CORTLAND street, near Broadway
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QJ7- WINDSOR CASTLE-an Historical Romance Of
the times of Harry the Eighth by Ainsworth has just
been issued from the New World press 80 Ann street No
one can read the first chapter without being compelled
by powerful interest to finish tho work. Price only l2
cents. Sold by all booksellers and agents. :
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
Cheap Cash store.
NEW GOODS.

q HATTENBACK, respectfully informs his
VI. friends and the public in general, that he
has just returned from the East, with large stock
of Fall and Winter Goods, purchased expressly
for this market, which he will sell cheaper for
cash. than have heretofore been sold in this place
His stock consists in part of the following arti-
cles:
Fine cloths from $3.50 to 100 per yard,
Brown Domestics, yard and inch wide, from
0 to 10 cents,
Very fine lpacca from G2I to IS cents per yard,
CalicOs from 81 to- 20 do. do
Very fine English Merno from 62I to 10 cents,
Muslin de LANES from % to 62a do
Nett Shawls, 6, 7, and quarters large, from
III, 80 to $500
Blanket shawls, do. do. do. do. do.
rs to $500.
Fine Otter, Seal, and Muskrat caps,
A very fine assortment of cotton hose from II J
to 25 cents.
Leghorn B'nnets from $3.50 to 600,
Silk do. do. $l,75 to 200,
Ready made clothing; coats from $3.50 to 100,
Spun cotton S74 cents per bunch,
Also, large assortment Of Groceries, Queens
ware, Boots and shoes and every thing else gener-
ally kept in Dry Goods and Grocery store
N. B. BEEswAx will be taken in exchange for
goods
Fayette. Oct. 2Sth, 1913. 33-2m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
To the Ladies'.

WATSON q YOSTI-BOONVlLLE,
HAVE just received great variety of entirely
L new style goods for ladies dresses, such as
rich striped and fancy chahgeable silks,
" q" Mousn de tans.
Fancy and changeable chusan de Lains,
!" " Alpacas,
Black, mode cold and figured do.
Plaid and Fancy Vevets,
French and English Merinos,
Black and blue black Silks,
Also, fine Florence braid and Albert Bonneis
latest fashion,
Rich silk velvet and changeable Bonnet Ribbons,
Also, Ladies fancy silk, satin and velvet era
watts and points,
French crimped Colarettes and Cuffs,
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Frl's, Mufs, Hosiery, &C., &C.,
Also, very large assortment Of Ladies Cali
and Kid walking shoes, Caters, Half Caters,
Calf and Morocco Boots, Black and fancy cold
EIlslers, Super French Kid Slippers, White
Satin Slippers, &c.
Boonville, Oct. 2Sth, 1943.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
PERFUMERY AND COMBS.

TUST received at the Boonville Book-sto extra
u fine Paris Almond soap for purifying the
complexion, do. do. Patey's floating do. do. do.
Pegean's genuine palm do, do. do. do do. rose
do, also great variety Of fancy soaps and shaw
ing creams. Rowlands genuine Macassar oil,
do. imitation do, oil antique, Patey's genuine
rior article for the growth and improvement of
the hair, Patey's cold cream. fne pearl tooth and
toilet powders, French Pomatum, extracts for the
handkerchief in beautiful fancy bottles, fine Law.
ander and Florida waters, l2 different kinds Of
Cologne in various sized bottles. Hair, teeth,
and shaving brushes, fine shell and imitation shell
tuck combs. with side combs, also redding and
fine combs, with many other superior articles for
the toilet which will be sold extremely cheab by
E. HART.
D.1..:u. NJ. 1910
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
Fashionable Tailoring.

gNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
L public that he has opened a shop opposite
the Post Office, where he inten DIS carrying on the
above bu siness in all it's variou branches. Being
in the Irregular receipt of the latest and most
correct Fashions, from the eastern cities, he is
prepared to make garments in accordance with
those fashions, or of any other fashions desired
by his customers. A thorough knowledge of his
business, together with prompt attention to those
who may favor him with a call, he hopes will
insure him portion of the patronage of the citi-
zens of Fayette and vicinity.
GrParticular attention paid to cutting gar
ments. ID. D. PERKINS.
Fayette, Nov. IL, lS43. 35-tr
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
u. s. Marshal's Notice,
To the Members of the Missouri Bar

y wv NAS"soC'" y ftS @'AeoS0oe DeH'
VXIRITS, and Process of every description,
w relurnable to the April term of the United
States Circuit Court, to be held in the city Of St.
Louis, on the LIST Monday in April next, must be
delivered as follows: Where the parties reside
north or west of Lincoln, Montgomery, Usage,
Mixer, Pulaski, and thence south to the southern
boundary of the State, the papers must be for
warded to me, at my expense, by rail, to Fayete,
so as to arrive on Thursday, the I'd of February,
the mail for that day closing in St. Louis, on the
3lst day of January, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. Where
the parties reside IN either Of the counties named,
or south, the papers must be delivered to Rich
mond T. Curle, of St. Louis, or before Thursday,
the 10Th of February, except the city and county
of St. Louis, where service will be made to the
return day, as directed by the plaintiff: An effort
will be made to execute in the counties of Gala
way, Boone Howard, Randolph, Monroe, and
Chariton-and if the Missouri river can be
crossed, in Cooper and Saline, where the papers
are mailed on the Goth, at St. Louis, and arrive
at Fayette ON the Odd Of February but an absolute
promise is not made.
WESTON F. BIRCH, Marshal.
Nov. 1lth, 1913. 35.-3w.
OE-The o. s. Democrat, N. Era, Reporter, Re-
publican, and Missourian, will publish the above
twice semi.weeky and once weekly.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have obtained from the Clerk Of the County
Court of Howard county, letters of admin tration
on the estate of Alfred M. wager, decd, bearing
date the 30th day of October 1643; all persons in.
debtcd to said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment, and those having claims against
said estate are requested to present them, properly
authenticated, within one year from the date Of
said letters, they may be precluded from having
any benefit of said estate, and if not presented
within three years, they will be forever debarred.
LANES LANE ~ H. , SILvE ~ Administrators.
November 18th, 1S43.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
NOTICE..

TINE Planters Tobacco Inspection Warehouse
Il is now carried on by the SUBSCRIBERS who are
prepared to despatch business, without delay.
They take this opportunity Of informing their nn-
merons friends Of the necessity of having their
timber well seasoned before their hogsheads are
set up. as much good tobacco is injured from hav.
ing the hogsheud made Of green and unseasoned
timber
The late law says that the length of stave shall
be Sd inches, the hogshead 40 inches across the
head, shall have hoops and contain not less than
800 lbs. tobacco. VOOLFOLK & FIFE,
Inspectors
November l1th, 1S43. 30 ut
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the undersigned
~ have obtained from the clerk Of the county
court of Saline county, letters of Administration
on the estate of Martin McMahan, decd, bear
ing date October l4th, lS43 All persons having
claims against said estate requested to exhibit
them within one year or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, and unless
exhibited within three years from the date of said
letters will be forever debarred.
MARTIN McMAHAN, Executor.
SUSAN McMAHAN, Executrix.
Saline county, Oct. Dist, 1913. S2-ftt
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-11-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed by
Robt. Brown, conveying to the undersigned the
following described tract Of Land, to.wt: quar-.
ter Section Of Land in Howard county, being in
Township 81, Range Is, New Madrid Survey
No. 1865, in the name Of James Martin, in trust
for purposes in said deed mentioned, | shall on
Monday, the 18th day Of December next, before
the Court house door in Fayette, proceed to sell
for cash in hand, all the right, title, claim and
interest acquired by me by virtue OF the said
deed OF trust above referred to, in the above
described tract Of Land. Said Land will be
sold to satisfy debt specified in the aforesaid
deed of Trust; due and owing from said Robert
Brown to Thomas Tindall, for whose benefit
said Deed Of Trust was executed.
10. DAVIS, Trustee.
November 4th, 1913. SIT