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STATE OF aiS GURI,
Eouriy 80 H.

louhtS Ui Eihc-
Ia the County Court, May Term IS43.
EASPE2 S!InTWELL Administrator Of
u the Estate II John Cash deceased,
comes into Cout; AID iies his petition for the
ale Of tie real estate of said deceased, and
said petition is accompanied by a true ac-
count OF his Administration, a list of the
debts due to aud by tie deceased, and an
inventory o. tie It0i ~tstate, ard al Offset.
in lis hat.t tie nk"!e verified b. the cam
AIitjnistraioJ III; thorefore ordered that
III persoas Interested in said estate, be mott
fed hc.Jnf, .ri unless the contrary be
shown Oh ihr fist day Of tie mex August
term OF til. court; an order will be made
Tor the sale Of the following real estate, iy
III ~ said county OF Pike, and described as
follows, viz: beginning on the southerly
side of survey 1854, in 2. No. 30, n. Of X
No. , W, OF 'he fIth principal meridian,
Sc post corner from which hickory 10 in
dia., bears 5. -, w. 20 links, and q black
oak 20 in dia., bears s. 81, w. GO links,
thence south 2S,G0 chains intersected 4 sec
ton post, between No. 2S and tweuty-three
1t $500 chains, set post conner f'om which
pin OAK ~ in dis. bears 10 f. 46 links, and
d ditto 10 in dia. hears ) 10. w. 80 links,
thence west FROM the Gentle of section No
-, at Is chains entered prairie, bears n
E. and :. W. 30, 81 links, the ! section cor
ner on the line between sections No. g aud
~, at 80 CHAINS entered timber, at :6 chains
ct post corner >. "a links. south of the
corner 10 sections No -, %, -, and a3,
from which a pin oak II in dia., bears S.
80, ". 81 iink., Bud an elm II in dia
hears y. u, E. - links. thence west at
39.he chains set post, corner from which dr.
elem 8 in dia, neaIs n. -, E. % links,
and a b oak p IN dia. bears 5. Is, l..
Is liGks, thence y. 400 chains; the Or.
-oction corner between sections No. % and
;2-2J, 81 chains set post corner, on the
liue OF survey No. lG-t, coner to fraction.
i section No. 20, from which an elm II in
iia ., bears 5. O., w. u Links, and a ditto
10 in dia. bears n. 50, F.. I Iinks, thence
with the line of survey No. 1874, n. So
Z. at 1000 chains, corner to fractional Sec
tons No. 2S and -, a so, II chains to the
beginning corner, also a certain other tact
containing % sixty four one hundrcdths
acres, and bounded az follows: The east half
ri the north east ~. Of section 81, in town
ship %, OF range three west, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient To pay rhe debts
of said estate. and further ordered that this
notice be published in some newspaper i'll
this State for six weeks successfully.
\ true coy.
Teste. 4 Il. BuCKNER, Clerk.
May 18th. 1919 6w2s
, 1843-08-05
DIR.

HAVING located permanently in Louisi-
LII ana, Mo-, offers bis services to the eitb
zens of that place and its vicinity. in tho ".
rious branches OF his profession. Having d.
voted his attention particularly to the study
of Anatomy and surgery. and having witnsa
ed and assisted in all of the most Importers
sergIcai operations, he offers his services esNe
tally in that brunch of his profession. Hs1k
tiers himself that it called on he will psrfo5o
successfully, and with entire satisfa ction to -
employers almost any ofthe capital sergict4
operations now performed by the celebrate
Dudley, of Lexington. Ky. He hope. BY tbG
most assiduous attention 10 the various dutjs6
OF bis Profession, and moderate charges, q
merit a share of public patronage He will
practice in e9sjunction with Or. Hardin.
Louisiana, April 18th, 1913.
, 1843-08-05
TYPE 1T REDUCED PRICES.
ST. LOUIS TyPE FOUNDRY.

bT, IIJIh TYIL FILNDnY,
'ENhiE uh"eisiSheu' lsnccesSor 10 "eofSe
.hat'es') having pnfChase" the interest,"
VI MS iale Pai'hets' III tue Move es'aoish.
meht, WIZ commune the business al the Ola
''aHo anu s"''Ci'sa continuance OF me pat
tchagenithefto extended TO thi' foundry Dt
'he fii"'efs al Inc west
being 0'teIfhiheG 10 iurhl'h iype' ana al
otner materials used IN a frlntIns once, as
cheap as possible, he Is prepared to hil all
, 1843-08-05
List of Letters.

EMAINlNG in the Post office al
M Bowling Green, Mo-, on Both Of
June, lo43, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gener-
al Post OffCs az dead letters.
John w. Appleton, ,; Nancy Anderson.
N. Black: LA Bailey; James Barbee; Thos.
Bland; David Butler; Jacob Creath; G..
Crane; Ii. G. Draper; W. r. Dunn, Lat
tleberry Epperson; I. II. Harris; John
Hugh; Thomas b Hunter; Thomas Hun.
ter. Jr; N. W Jones; James Lindsay; Lar
kin Laurance; Leroy II. Lockett; Digs
Luck; +. A. Say; B.. A Mckenzie. ,.
Thomas NJ. Mcqueen; Martha Micham =;
Elvira Martin; w. w. miner, Cyrus McKey.
Davenport Nalley; William Penix; An
drew Shepherd; john Ware; isaac Ward
Nathaniel Williams; JOHN Wisr; J. :"
Ware;
H.. G EDWARDS. P. NJ.
July 9Th, lS42. RI
, 1843-08-05
New and Cheap
GOODS
FLOUR AND LARD

YENHE subscriber will advance in cash 1 .5ths
z the market value on Flour shipped direct
to the east via Pi,tsburc or New Orleans, or
will advance 2.3ds, wih the P~riUilege of sale
in Orleans, if the market will Justify. | will
also advance, OIL Wheat, Lard and Pork. My
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these sta pies.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, l have
received a tariff of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, will
justify shipments TO New York of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My New York cor
respondent lat Flour house, writes it is not
safe--being liable to sour. to ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first of May.
gro. X. BUDD.
Flour and Gram Factor.
N. b. Faving m interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. | will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
Apri! 70, 1913. &c
, 1843-08-05
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
.4aa a .Ntw Discovery in the Newspaper
BUSINESS.


A most important an invaluable discovery
has been made by "a gentleman OF this city.
by which newspapers may be printed in theii
present form, aud at the same time, capable
of being converted at pleasure into a Maya
zine form, for preservation.
This grand Improvement, which is dcs:in
cd 10 form "A new era in the business, effect
ing an entire revolution in the art of pTin-
ting mammoth newspapers, will he introdu-
ced, by permission of the patcntee, into the
Philadelphia Saturday Museum, INT
ing in May next.
In announcing to the friends Of the news.
paper p.ess throughout the country, n dis
covery which will add 20 immensely TO the
value OF newspapers, the publishers of the
Saturday museum, have, also, the proud
satisfaction of announcing The complete and
triumphant success of their new Family
Newspaper. The liberal patronage already
secured for this new and popular enterprise,
has not only surpassed the most sanguine
expectation, but Is er t.Fcly unprecedented.
, 1843-08-05
A HOME BOOK,

a HOME BOOk,
and IT will contain matter especially calcu-
lated for Ornament TO the Centre Table, in-
tetesting reading and conversation in the
Drawing Room, aud for the Family FiIeside;
valuable suggestions N tie llouseNeerer's
Department, and uncFEins illustrations in
the style of DEAN.
The embellishments will be in the first
style OF the pictorial art. Each number
will contain Two Plates; and in the conr.e
Of the volume there will he prescnted sever
al Superb Mezzotints. OF the highest posi-
bic elegance and finish.
The contents of Miss Lcslie's Magazine
viii be such as to give it, in this respect, 2
decided superiority. No mere reverence
for names, will induce q c editor to admit
any article OF questionable merit, bat every
thing admitted will be judged of by its in
trinsic worth, and nothing can possibly find
IA place which will not be calculated to pro-
mote the entertainment and cdiicatiun Of
its readers.
1t will scarcely be credited that a Maya
zine, such as has been described, can be AT
iordcd at the low rate Of one dollar and fifty
cents per annuin. mhen but II single COPY is
subscribed for, but, at the risk of considera-
bic loss, the publisher has determined TO
furnish it for that sum, being Just one half
the price of the other principal Magazines -.
Indeed, as will be seen by the sunJ0iued list
of offers and premiums, the publ sher has cdi.
ton to repay the large outlay necessary to
be made
Address, post paid,
hnD1'nN g,NfI,rry
l0l Chestnut Street, Publishers Hall.
The First Nnmbcr will be issued in Jauua
ry, 1s43.
INDUCEMENTS TO PosrMAsrrRs y OruERs.
-Four Copies of this beautiful work will be
furnished Tor Five Dollars, in current funds,
Ten Copies for Ten Dollars, "
~ copies for Twenty Dollars, - {"
TO every person forwarding S., four copies
Will be sent, and in addition a copy of Pill
grims of the Rhine. Devereux, Eugene Aram,
Last Daysof Pompeii, Francisco Carrara,
Traits and Trials of Eng. Life, The Van Of
the Peacock, Romance and Reality, The
Reporters, Conversations with Lord Byron,
The Honey Moon and Gems of Beauty, The
Disowned, Paul Clifford, Rienzi, (By Bull
wer.) Ethel Churchhill, The Improvisatricc.
Book of Beauty (By Miss Landon, with "a
portrait Confessions of an Elderly Gentle
man, The two Friends, Victims of Society.
(By Lady Blessingtou, with "A PortraitN-
Manifold Park.by Miss Austin. Whiohey-
er may be preferred.
{ TO every person forwarding $40, ten
copies will be furnished, and any four
lorenamed works.
, 1843-08-05
IMPROVEMENT IN 1.-THE MUSEUM"


"The Museum" is now so i,irly and firm
Iy established, that we fee! warranted III
making some very extensive aud important
improvements By the frst ofMay, We shall
have coz !eteh all oar arrangements. We
.hall have, IN the frst place, a beautiful, clca'
and bold type-In the second, "A superb
smooth and white papcr-in the thTd place,
we shall make an ingenious y novel change
IN the arrangement of the matter-in the
fourth place, we shall increase ouI corps oi
contributor. in all the various departments
of a Family Newspaper-in the fifth place,
we have secured, at n high salary, the scr
vices Of EDGAR \. Poe, Esq "a gentleman
whose high aud versatile abilities have al
ways spoken promptly for themselves, and
who, niter the fret of May, will aid us IN
the editorial conduct of the Journal.
The sNarrative Of Townscnd's Journey
over the Rocky Mountains," ole Of the most
interesting and valuable ever published, Is
sen; to all new sub.cTibrrs. 1T its soa,sia-
sion, our readers will find themselves in pos
session of a work which alone will be worth
double the subscription to the paper. We
shall continue, also, ofcourse, The BiogIaphi-
cal Sketches and Portraits" watch are How
exciting so unsxamricd an interc.t. With
these aud other features contained, and with
the improvements in contemplation, IT re
mains 10 be seen whether we do not amply
fulfil our determination OF making the very
best Newspaper in America.
Persons wishing - secure six thousand
large octave pages of useful, interesting, a"d
unexCei tionabIc reading for the select FAM.
~ circle, for the small sum of two Dollars
per year-bcing at the astonjshingly low rate
of thirty pages for one ceut, or equivalent
TO one hundred aud twenty PAGES for iour
cents-should hand their names in now.
MS-Two Dollars per annum. Three
for Five Dollars, OF sixteen copies for
Twenty Dollars, in the extcl indu-enents
ot'ered at present for clubbing.
THOMAS c CLARKE 6 Co,
Ohce of the Saturday Museum, Publish
ers' Hall, No. l0l Chcsnut st. Philadclphia
, 1843-08-05
Notice to Debtors.

A LII persons indebted 10 the late firm
IN ofS.N Purse & Co., on account ofthe
Ashley Steam Mill, are hereby request
ed TO come forward and make immediate
settlement, either by note or prompt pay
ment, otherwise their accounts will be
placed in the hands ofthe proper officers
for collection. The matter must be at
tended to without delay.
S. N. PURSE g. Co.
Ashley Mo. July l4th, l843. 37-tf.
, 1843-08-05
DIR. w. III. Waters.

"AVING located himself in Bowling
IL Green. offers his professional services to
the citizens and public generally. In cases of
intricacy. where additional medical aid shall
be deemed necessary, the services of DR.. T. S.
Waters. will be given without additional
charge.
Bowling Green, NAV 18th, ls43. 3w2s.
, 1843-08-05

thisState 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 of Representatives.
NJ. NJ. MARMADUKE,
President of the Senate.
Approved Feb ~, lS43.
TIL. REYNOLDS.
6w32.
, 1843-08-05
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE OF MISSOURI, iss
County of Pike.
In the County Court, Feb. Term, lS43.
Jesse G. RODGERS Administrator de
~ 60nis non Of the Estate of Lewis u
teIback dec aased, 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 his Administration. a
list of the debts due to and by the deceased
and an inventory of the real estate, mud Of
all other assets in his hands, the whole vci
fed by the affidavit Of said administrator
1t 5 therefore ordered that all persons in
teIested in said estate, be notified that un-
less the contrary be shown on or before the
rstday Of the next term of this Court, an
order will be made for the sale of the fol
lowing described real estate to wit: lots 33,
"a, 80, 40, ll6, and 81, with the improve,
ments thereon, in the town Of Bowling
Green, or so much thereof as will be sufi
cIent to pay the debts OF said deceased, and
that this notice be published for si1 weeks
in some newspaper in this State.
A true copy of the record.
Teste: A. II BUCkNER, Clerk.
February 25th. 1~43. 6wl7.
, 1843-08-05
DEAF DUMB SCgsUOl.


TENllE undersigned, a graduate of the Dan.
d vile Dcafand DUN Asylum. Ky, will
open a school for the instruction of deaf and
dumh children, at the residence of Judge Nc.
Farland, IN Lincoln county No.
Terms: fifty dollars per scholar for twelve
months. All who may feel disposed to pat.
ronize this school, will please be assured tina,
no attention shall be wanting, which will con.
duce 10 the advancement of their children in
the path of improvement. Those who NAV
wish to send from a distance can obtain board.
ing cheap in tine family Of Mr.. Mcfarland.
JACKSON KING
REFERENCES.
Jas. W. Campbell, w. Hendrick, S. P. Rob
inson, Hiram G. Edwards, &. b. Crane, Thos.
). Waters, A. II. Buckner, WIN. Pcnix, Bow.
ling Green. Barrel Riggs, Caleb Mcfarland,
Ashley, Mo.
April 10Th. lS43. Eft.
The ST. Louis Republican please insert four
times. and forward bill TO this Office.
, 1843-08-05
I'll

WHEREAS. my wife Nancy
Tut, has left my bed and board
without any just cause or p~rovicalion
on my part, | therefore warn all
persons from trusting her on nv ac.
count, as will pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
B. G.. TUT.
July oth, 1913. 2w36.
, 1843-08-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
%OTlCE is hereby given, that the
" undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Pike county, letters of AdminISlra-
ton upon the Estate of Andrew Mif.
ford, deceased, bearingdate The 25th
May A. d. 1843. All persons hav,
ing claims against said estate, are lie
quested to exhibit them in n wear
from the date Of said letters for alt
Iowance, or they may be precludedt
from any benefit of said estate; andt
if such claims are not presented Willis
in three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
MELCHISADECK EARLY, Admir-.
Nav eth. 1843. 3w3O.
, 1843-08-05
STATE Or MISSOURI,
County of Pike.

County of Pike.
In the County Cont, February Term lsi3
/ l. ordered by the Court that the follow
IN Ing be obser.ci a. The order of transact
ing busiucss in ,hi, Court at cveGy term, viz:
MoNDAYs and TCEspAYs, of each term to
be devoted TO County business, including
Roads, Revenue, Road * Canal Fund. comfy
aud township school funds, claims against
the county, paupers, county Offices &C.
WEDNESDAYS to allowance Of demands a
gainst estates not ha wing had an annual set
t!ement. TnuRspAps and FRIDAYS, to an
nusl settlements Of Administrations, Execu-
tors aud GuaIdians, in the order of the dock
ct kept by the Clerk to allowing demand.
against estates, settled on the sane dav by
Administrator aud Executors, and any 9th.
CT business III relation to the estates Of de
ceased persons and minors; ana SATURDAYS
10 fad settlements and bu.iuess relating
thereto.
A tfue copy from the record.
Testc. A. II. BUCENER. Clerk.
Per :. w. BucKSEE. u. c
March llth, 1913. Io-tf
, 1843-08-05
REGULAR PACKET.

THE fast running passenger steamer
Il y. s. Mail Boreas, T. M. Fithian,
Captain, will leave 81. Louis, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at 4
o'clock, for Keokuk. On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday & Monday
evening at 3, ard QarksviM at 4 o'clock
on same day. As the Boreas carries the
U. s. Mail, she a be depended upon
to leave regularly and punctually, at the
hours appointed.
May 9th l943. 30-1f.
, 1843-08-05
PREVAILING FASHIONS.

This will br stnctiy and exclusively under
the care Of Miss Leslie, whose severe taste
aud ~.nr'e Opportunities of excavation, will
confer upon whatever receives the stamp Of
her approbrtion, a high authority. To ena-
bic her TO select the newest, --latest. and
most recherche fashions, the publisher has
made arrangements TO receive, by the Stea-
ruoIs, the latest Issues of Pans aud London.
and TO give the highest possible effect to tic
modes selected, he has made an arrange
mett with "A celebrated Artist, IN compose
and modify the group, 50 as to render them
highly Effective. lie Therefore does not
hesitate 10 announce hat his
FASHION PLATES,
will be not only more correctly, hut will he
III ii sty lie of greater bulliancy and
elegance than any whicn can be found 10
any other publication.
Miss Leslie's Magazine Ill, as will be
perceived from what has been stated, be en-
phat!caliy,
, 1843-08-05

Books, Blank Checks,
Pamphlets, " Deeds, Mortgage,
Circulars, Notes, and
Cards, Bills OF EXchange,
Ladins,1 shcrif's,l
COrse 81 BILLS. Cierk's&f BLANKS.
Land Justicc's)
FANCY & OR AMENTAL PRINTING
VIII be done promptly, and on reasonable
terms, at che
RADICAL OFFICE.
, 1843-08-05
HOUSEHOLD

embracing general suggestions for the regu-
iation of domestic establishments. hints and
reflections useful 10 hon ekeepeTs, practical
advice, numerous receipts never before pub
lishPd, and all other things that may be
made subservient to tie purpose. This de
partmept of the Magazine, ii Tough no I'M
due space will be allotted to it, is not to be
found in any other periodical, and the Pub
lI-hcr l. satisfied that il viii not be less in
teresting and valuable than il is novel. A.
it Is the purpose OF the Publisher TO make
the Magazine tributary TO useful design. he
has made an arrangement with tie jn-tly
celebrated I ) ARTHUR. Fsq by which
that gentleman will be directly engaged IL
Il joint smprrintendenCc, and will hCstow hi,
hest rndcavors. Mr. Arthur will furnish
for each number one o. more of his
Lifeline Narratives,
aud such other matter a. may be adopted
to the amu-emeut and Improvement Of all
ages aud classes, especially Young Ladies,
TO whose Interests the utmost care will be
Believing that n proper taste in dress is
essential to the true development Of female
graCCfuiness, a portion of the work will be
20 an exposition and illustration Of
The
, 1843-08-05
Miss Leslie's Magazine,
The Home Book of Literature, Fashion and
Domestic Economy.

The Home Book of Literature, Fashion and
Domestic Economy.
EDITED BY MISS f. LESLIE,
Author of 'sMrs. Washington Potts." &C.,
and 7. S. ARTHUR, author of ''Six Nights
With the Westinghouse MS" &c. Embel-
Hshed with the most exquisite Mezrotiut
and steel plates and splendid celored plates
of the fashions.
The great demand which has existed for
the past year, for Godey's Lady's Book,
G,aham's Magazine, and other kirdred pub
locations, has induced the subscriber to pre-
sent to the public a Monthly Magazine,
similar, in its general features, to the popu-
lar works refo-:ed 70; but with some Claims
TO Attention which they do not possess
For this purpose he has secured the aid Of
MISS E LESLIE, universally known as one
of the first female writers Of the age, and
particularly distinguished by her graphic
sketches of manners, and her success in IL
iustratipg and correcting fashionable %foilies.
As the writer of various books, and "A con-
tributor to Goly's Lady's Book, Grahau'i
Magazine, and other periodicals Of high re-
putation. Miss Leslie has done much TO en-
tighten aud entertain the public, and in the
Magazine now presented, which bears her
name, she will make her eminent talents
still more available for the general good
Besides n Series of Nouyellettes, in her own
inimitable style, in which, under cover al
amusement, some beneficial design will be
promoted she will furnish from her obserra-
ton, reading and experience, a succession
of Essays on
, 1843-08-05
Wood.

WILL be taken in payment Of sub.crip
w ticn TO the Radical, ifdel vered 500
January 2lst. lS43.
isODk AND JOB PRINTING