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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06
LATEST NEWS!
HEhc NeW-YOrk store"

"Ehc NeW-YOrk Store"
5 this day receiving pr steamboats, Iatan and
L Huntsville, part Of their extensive stock of
Fa Ii and Winter Fancy and pie DIR YGOODS
eonsi sting of
French Al pacca and Varona Lusires,
Bonbazine, Bristol, Thread aud Lise Lace
and edging,
Ladies fancy crava;s,
Italian silks,
Double twisted silk net for cspes,
Cherry colored florence silk,
Cap, Neck and Bonnet Ribbon,
New style Needle worked collars,
A large variety OF French Gloves and Bon.
nets oil every description,
French, English and American Prints,
Jarkonet, Bishop lawn,
Null and barred Muslin,
Linen and Linen Cambrick hdkfs.;
French linen and grass linen cambria hdkls.
uncommony fine, also Broad Cloths,
Saxony Cashmere,
Saltinetts, Sleeps Grey,
Ky. Jeans,
Red, Yellow and White Flannels,
White Thibet do. superfne,
Black plain and figured Satin,
Silk Velvet,
Silk and worsted Surge,
'ogether with large supply of other articles in
the Dry Goods line. This fall we shall he emu
bltd to sci! our goods little cheaper than we did
before, our stock all having been purchased pre-
vinuS tp the late advance in the Eastern Mark
"s, exclusively for Cash, and selected with great
are; we shall also give the advantage to our Gus
Omers to give them a fresh supply weekly of
New G"ods. and We only ask you to call at the
New York Store, our motto Is, no trouble To
show goods. ] GOODELL l. Co.
Bonnvile. September 23d 1913 29-6m.
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New York Bonnet and Silk
Store,

1873 Main Street, 81. Louis, LIST door belo,o
the Bank.
1NHE undersigned has established himself as
Il above. and would respectfully ca u the a,ten.
ton Of Merchants and the public generally to his
new stock of
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SMITH Il BROTHER,

HAVE just rereived at their Store in Il lu,row.
a large and complete assortment of goods. all 81
which wi! be sold very low for cash or barter
Among the assortment may be found the following
Staple Goods.
10 Hbds Prime n O. Sugar.
so Sacks Rio Co,iee,
200 do. Salt.
IS Kegs Dlpon, Sporting Powder,
500 los Bar Lead.
10 Bales Brown Dome sites,
3 Cases bleached do
5000 Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos.
Indigo, CuperaS, Asdi-r, &c, togaher
with general assortment of fine and Staple tiuod>
Hides. Pelrrle<. B-e>wrx. raIluw. F!ax,ees, &C.
&c. viii he taken at fair prices.
Glasgow. Nov 25th. 1913
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4 general assortment of brown aud bleached
~ dompst,cs and drllings constantly On hand
md for sale low bv WATSON d YOSTI.
BoonvilIe, Oct. 2s,h, lei3.
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FCyii. Pork.
TO COOPERS.

TOOD. reat Lard Kegs, Of seasoned Linn OF
" Mulberry, to be made per our direction
wanted bv SWlTZLER q SMITH.
F4ye:te, Nov Is, ls43.
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM,

Meaning. that price shall be as low, If not lower
than can he found elsewhere. He has now Il larg
assortment of goods of oil kinds, and invites hi
old customers and others to ca II aud examine h,
lock before purchasing. He has spent the um
rner in the east selecting his stock. and hatter
himself that the goods and prices are such a, vii
suit both times and seasons. Among his stock
will be found large assortment of Fancy GoOd>.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06

SPINNING WHEELS--A large assortment
JUS. received and for sale BY J, .. PERRY & 60.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
For Glasgow and Charlton.
ad&9 The now Steamboat WA.
E.,y--tAD-. PELLO, N J. Eaton, master,
Stzzpfs5.h will take the place Of the
IArAN, as a packet between ST. Louis, Glasgow
and Charlton, On the opening Of navigation in the
coming Spring uf lS44.
The WAPELLO viii leave St. Louis every Sat-
irddy afternoon at 8 u'c.Ock, and Glasgow every
TueSddy AT noon, and will be at Arrow Rock
BumnviIie. ROchepurt and Nashville the same day.
Sue will he at Marion. StUneSpnrt, Jefferson City,
Cote sans dsS>ein, French village, Smiths Land
ing Portland Pannpl'S. Louvre Island. Herman,
P,nkney, Washington, South Point and Mount
Pleasant every wednesday,. on her downwer I'd trip,
and will reach NJ. Louis early on Thursday.
+. HANENHAmP. Agent at Glasgow,
p VIZ Y H.. q DROWN Agents at Boonvilie,
J. X. WmGHr e. Co Agents at Rochepor,.
g. w HUrGH g. Co. " Jefferson City,
KENNETT, WHITE & Co, " st. Louis.
October 81. l-43 32--6m.
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New Fail and Winter Goods!
Direct from the Manufactures.

'INHE subscriber has jus, received and is nov
! opening large and spiehdid assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. which h,
propuSes to sell extremely low for CASH. Tue
subscriber has determined to Commence business
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-06

10 pieces gimps, ors bonnet RIB ons,
II dozen ladies' black 10 pieces cap do do
and white cords and 10 pieces rulored trmg
tasselS. do black do
do ladies' fancy vel dozen admirable for the
vet cravats, assorted ladies',
cnlors. dozen red Go do,
II dozen ladies' large 2 blue do do
black DIRE buttons, = " white do do,
II do do do small, IL " astd cord nittS
10 do do do coored, " worsted cravats,
6 do do d. do small, 10 " do slawls
IL gruss black glass do 5 do do large do,
do do. 6 do shally do do,
~ boxes assorted col boxes bonnet ribbons.
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS.
A large assortment Of cords and bindings. Of all
descriptions, for trimming coats, can be found al
LOmhard'S one price store sign of
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH"
Fine Broad and Bearer Cloths.
pieces dyed blk pieces blue beaver do,
cloth, do rife green do,
10 do blue do, . do invisible d..
) do brown do, dn heavy beaver, blue
1 do heavy beaver DO, do do diamond.
u do brown wave. 4 do do pilot cloth.
CASSIMERES.
> pieces fine black cas- p's fine light FreGcb
simeres, CASHMERE
10 p's do steel mixed. 2 do do blue. black,
~ do do doe skin do, 3 do do wave
HATS AND CAPS.
10 cases Russia Rabbit II ooz cOmmon fur caps
Hats, 90 superior do do.
5 do Cashmere do, 10 do Men Siet do,
Is DO Brush do, do Boys do do do,
$ do FIR do. do Glazed do.
10 dozen drab wool do, % do Seal Skin do.
10 do black DO do, > d. fine Otter Fur do,
SATINETS.
~
Is p',. fine steel mixed . do do blue.
FLANNEL. DOMESTIC.
20 pieces red flannel, 5 bales Indian head,
10 do white do, ) do NerrImack,
5 do yellow do, 10 do Webster,
4 do green do, do Pittsfeld shirinE.
Is 60 Canton do,
ALPACA.
2 pieces plain apSca, DO Warend do i 10 Lus.
tire do.
HIGHLAND PLAID SHAWLS.
dozen highland plaid shewls dozen highland
net do.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
500 pr coarse brogans, 500 pair Misses shoes as.
extra quality, sorted qualities,
800 pr do do, 800 pair rhldren's DO Of
800 - kip do, almost all kinks,
200 " boys do do. S cases mems fine calf
POO " " thick DO. boots.
300" wOmen'S calf cases do thick co,
shoes. 4 do do Kip do,
100 pr do boo,ees, do do water proof
100 " com. Slippers, boots,
100 SO extra fine do 3ca>es boy coarse boots
100 - - do bu>kInS, 4 do chlidren's do,
100" " half CATERS,
For sale cheap for cash BY
BENZ LOMBARD.
Boonvle. Dec End, 1913.
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Important 10 Farmers.

Important TO Farmers.
w E have Just received and for sale at the
w LOWEST CASH PRICES, large aud
well assorted stock Of
Dry Goods. Groceries.
Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Brnnets.
Iron. Steel, Nails and Castings, Salt, &c.
&c. for witch We will receive at the market
price>-dslivered a> ov agreement Hemp, Wheat,
Pork, Becswax, Tai!ow. Flaxseed, leans, Lind
Sey, &C. &c. SWlIZLER 4 SMITH.
Fayettp, Nov. l., Si3
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10 pieces gimps,
IL dozen ladies' black
and white cords and
taSSelS.
6 do ladies' fancy vel
vet cravats, assorted
cnlurs.
II dozen ladies' large
black DIRE : buttons,
II do do do small,
10 do do do colored,
6 do do d. do small,
IL gruss black glass do
do do.
10 boxes assorted coll
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-07-04
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AT meeting OF the Democratic Association of
Augusta, held on Monday the 24lh ultmo. for
the purpose of responding to The nominations of
the Baltimore Convention, NJ, GARBsR, Esq. was
called TO the Chair, and S. b. Brown appointed
Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explain
ed, the following resolutions was Introduced and
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we highly approve Of the no.
mination Of Polk and DaIias, as our candidates IN
the approaching contest, and that we hereby
pledge ourselves TO use our best exer.ions 10 on.
sure their success.
George Baylor, jr. one Of the DELEGATES IN tho
Baltimore Convention from this District be;no
present, made few remarks in regard to the ace
zion of the Convention, and further stated that he
would address the people of Augusta at the JuIv
Court.
On motion, IL was Resolved That the Editors
OF the Stanton Spectator and Richmond Enquirer
be requested to publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
The meeting .hen adjourned.
M. CARRIER, President.
s.. b. BRowE, Sec'ry.
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TRUST SALNa

by virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to Fl.
- Crawford, by William Jones. bearing date
on the 2Uth March, lS43, (and in which VIM. u.
Crawford was substituted as trustee, by the said
Jones, by written agreement under seal,) and
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court of Augusta, for purposes therein mention
ed, shall proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, for ready money, on Thursday the llth
day OF July, 1874, at the residence of said
the said Jones purchased of Abraham Sill
ling and others, heirs.at-law of Jasper Sill
ling, deceased, which will more fully appear by
having reference at the Clerks Office of Augusta
County, and containing 1886 acres, be the same
more or less, and adjoining the lands or Lewis
Mowry, Henry Berry, and others. Also, the fol-
lowing personal property, to witt bay Mare
eleven years old, bare Mare about six years
old, l brown Horse about eleven years old,
grey Horse about 6 years old, iron-g-ey Horse
about four years old, bay horse Colt about 3
years old, irongrey Colt about years old,
sorrel Colt about years DID, and all their increase
II any; Mich Cows and Calves, 3 Heifers
three years old, Steers three years old, Year.
ling Heifers, and their increase. if any, 2B head
OF Sheep, and their increase; % head or Hogs,
and their increase; Wagon Body, bows and
sheet, with four SETS Of gear complete, sets
Plough Gear, Mccormick Ploughs, Shovel
Pioughs. and Single Trees, Harrow, Beds,
Bedsieads. and all their cloathing, 10 Chairs, 5
Tables, Bureau, Book Case, corner Cupboard,
Safe, iron Kettle, Ovens, 3 Pots, Skilleis;
Washing Machine, some barrels and tubs, and
every other article of household and kitchen fur
niture in possession of said Jones. Although
the title to the above property is believed to be
entirely good, shall convey such title only as
rests In me as Trustee.
wM. b. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
June 90, 1914.
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VrMstee'a Sale.

R1 virtue of a Deed ofTrust executed TO Hugh
}. Crawford by Abraham l.i,ten, bearing date
the goth day of January, l643, {and in which
VIM. ID. Crawford was substituted as trustee. by
the said Liten, by written agreement Under seal
and recorded in the Clerks Office Of The County
Court of Augusta, forpurposes therein mentioned;
shall proceed TO sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, for ready money. Monday the 22nd
day OF July, 1874, at the residence fsaid Litten
certain Tract Of Land, being the same on which
said L'ten now resides, containing 1914 Acres, be
The same more or less, and adjoining the lands of
Geo. Patterson, Henry Berry, Lewis Mowry,
James Black, and Robert Shapp,
Also, one negro Woman slave called Molly,
about thirty years old, with her increase, if any
her son Washington, about ten years Of age
Also, negro Woman in the possession of Sam'l
Forsyth in the county of Bo,etourt, about thrty
years old, with her five children, and increase II
any:
The title to the above property is believed TO
be perfectly good, but shall convey such title
only as vests in me as Trustee.
WIN. b. CRAWFORD.
I'm
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EHlHUSIHlNlA9S SAIL19o


R4 virtue of the provisions of two deeds Of
~ trust, Gone dated the 9Th Gay of June, 1918,
and The other dated the 18th day of July, I943,)
executed by John Grimes, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Pocahon-
tas county, the subscriber as the trustee therein
named will, for the purpose Of raising the differ
en' sums OF money sPeclned in said deeds, pro-
coed on the 9th day Of August, 1874, to sell to
the highest bidder, at public auction for ready
money, at the front door of the Courthouse of
Pocahontas county, in the State of Virginia, the
following tracts or parcels of land lying and be-
Ing In the "Lltte Levels in the said county of
Pocahontas. adjoining the lands of VIM. Edmiston,
Samuel ID. Poage and others; to wit: one tract
containing gig acres, and another containing 81
acres, being all the lands owned by the said John
Grimes in the said county.
The said lands considered very valuable,
and the title believed 10 be unquesiionabe, but
acting as trustee shall convey such title only as
is vested in me by the deeds aforesaid.
WILLIAM III. TERRILL.
June 81, lS14.-4w
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Commission Business.

TIVE subscriber continues to sell Flour and
Il other produce on commission, and for the ac-
communication OF his friends sending produce per
Rail Road, he has established house immed-
a,ely opposite the Fredericksburg Depot. and has
Warehouse on The Basin Bank, for the recep-
ton oil produce per Canal. To his friends send
ing produce by way of Scot:svile, he would say,
direct your consignmen,s to b. +. Frye, who
Will receive and forward to me free Of charge to
the owner. My charges in every case are as mo-
derate as any regular house IN the city, and no
charge Of drayage on produce sent to my address.
JAMES n. JUREY,
Basin Bank. and No. 1876 Main Street,
Shockoe Hill, opposite the Depot.
June 81, 1874. Richmond
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N1WNgglsI JwMra $500

&Ssp TIL Ladies Dinner will be spread in
pM3Sy that beautiful grove near the Asylum
for Tue Deaf aud Dumb and the Blind. Althose
that have agreed to contribute something towards
the preparation OF the dinner, respectfully re-
quesied to deposit them at the table on the morn
ing of the 4,h, by o'clock, whes there will DO a
committee Of ladies' to receive all articles tina,
will be sent. 10 prevent confusion we have de-
posted tickets at the stores of Benz. Crawford g.
Go, Jno Is. Breckenridge, Jas. +. Patterson, and
Robert G. Bickle, Esqs., who are authorised to
sell tickets TO all that may give them a call.
All that Intend dining will procure tickets
We hope that our good citizens will turn out in
masses and aid in this great and good cause.
GJ-An Address will be delivered by the Rev.
Mr. VEIrcH.
June ~, 1914. The Committee.
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w IL I IT'D l. u A ID
AND OTHER PAINTS.

WE have just received large stock of White
w Lead, ground in oil, from the manufactu-
rers, consisting in part Of
100 kegs Lewis White Lead, ground in oil,
No. and extra
1000 lbs. do. do. do. dry
Red Lead, Black Lead, Chinese Vermillion,
Terra di Sienna. Turkey lumber
Verdigris in oil, do. dry
Chrome Yellow, Prussian Blue
Srts. Turpen,ine, Copal Varnish
Japan Varnish. Spanish Brown
Spanish Whiting, Chrome Green
Brunswick Green, Bremen Green
Venetian Red, Paint Brushes, &c.
Those in want of any of The above articles will
find IL much to their interest to call OH us before
purchasing elsewhere, as we are satisfied thew
can save at least 20 per CT. by purchasing of us.
All we ask is a trial.
PAYNE g. LITTLE.
Scottsville, June OF, lSf4-,f
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1hE MORMON ExcIrsMrEr.-We may soon ex-
pect some terrible news from Navoo, as the st.
Louis papers represent the excitement on account
OF the PROPHETS late outrages, (having, recently,
IN contempt and defiance Of law, destroyed IA
decep.ions and misdeeds, and since been arresiing
every man al Nauvoo, who was opposed TO, or who
would not justify his proceedings,) to be i'm
mense. and that resort to arms was inevitable
meetings having been held and resolutions adopt
ed, in several counties, urging every man TO arm
himself and be prepared for War of extermina-
ton against the whole Mormon tribe. move
to an attack upon Nauvoo was, according 10 the
account, 10 be made on Wednesday, the 10Th ult
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ISLE OF BEAUTY.

Shades of Evening close not o'cr us,
Leave our lonely bark awhile!
Morn, alas will not restore us
Yondcr lone and distant Isle:
Still my fancy caa discover
Sunny spots where friends may dwell;
Darker shadows round us hover;
Isle of Beauty fare thee well
IT'S the hour when happy faces
Smile around the tapcr's light
Who will fill our vacant places,
Who will sing our songs tonight
Tbro' the mist that floats above us
Family sounds the vcsper bell,
Like voice from those who love us
Breathing foundly "Fare thee well"
When the waves around me breaking,
AS pace the deck alone,
And my eye in vain is seeking
Some green leaf to rest upon
What would ] not give to wander
Where my old companions dwell,
Absence makes the heart grow fonder;
Isle of Beauty, care thee wcll!"
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July 4. 1914.

In the Circuit Superior Court of Lac and
Chamcery for The County Of augusta.
Walter Davis Trustee for the Creditors of Lewis
Wayland
AGAINST
Abraham Wayland. &c.
'NHE former report in the above cause, by the
undersigned Commissioner, being recommit-
ted to him for the purpose, among other things, TO
report any farther claims upon the trust fund
which may not have heretofore been exhibited, re-
quests if there any such that they will be SUBJ
united TO him at his office in the town of Staun-
ton, on or before the 22d day Of July, the present
month. SAM'L. CLARKE M, Com'r.
Staunton, July 4, 1914.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-June %.

CATTLE.-The supply of Beef Cattle at market
this week has been larger than for some time past,
and the sales were extensive at prices conespon-
ding with those Of last week. The offerings at
the Scales on Monday embraced $50 head, of
which 800 were sold and 1855 taken to another
market The prices paid ranged from $3.50 for in
ferior to $3.50 per 100 lbs for prime quality on
hoof, equal to $3aS4.75 net. On Thursday there
were 40 head offered, Of which 40 were driven
North and 70 sold, at prices corresponding with
those paid at the commencement of the week
There are now 60 head left in market unsold.
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PRIcE OF WnEAT.--In this market no price is
yet fixed for new Wheat. Buyers are not will
ling TO give more than 624 cents, while sellers
generally not willing to take less than IS, and
some ask more. The Richmond papers say that
no contracts have yet been made in that market.
In Baltimore none of the new crop had been re-
ceiyed-old was selling at from 90 10 96 cents.
according to quality. In Maryland the crop is
said to be full average and Of excellent quality
and the same INDY be said of Pennsylvania and
Virginia. In the Western States, the crop will
be full .-Lynchburg Vrg.
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Commissioners Sale.

ESf virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, rendered at the June Term 1914. in the
case OF Shank and al VS.. Shank's admir- and al,
shall proceed on Thursday, the LIST day of Au-
gust next, to sci! on the premises 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction, Tract of Land con.
tanning 80 acres adjoining the lands Of Solomon
Bowers, Adam Long, and benjamin Weller. a.
bout two miles northeast of Mt. Sidney in Au-
gusia county; about twenty acres of this Tract of
Land are cleared and in good state of cultiva-
tlon. The improvements are a good Log Honse,
Kitchen. Stable, &C., and very excellent small
Orchard. IT is Rresumed that persons desiring to
purchase will exam, inc The land Tor themselves
Terms of sae-Afier deducting expenses of sale,
tue balance in 6, IL and Is months; bonds with
good security 10 be taken for the deferred pay
meDtS.
BENJAMIN WELLER, Comm'r.
June 27, 1844.-5t
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More Change, in the North-H'est.

Mr.. NJ. nj. Randall of Marion county,. Va, in
a letter to the Paramount Pioneer rcnounces Loco
Focoism, and goes with rush for Wing men and
Wing measures. His letter thus oncudes-"lf
am spared until the Presidential election, shall
vote for Clay and Frelnghuysen. and l rejoice to
find that many Of my friends in this county who
voted with me in 1910, for Mr.. Van Buren,, intend
pursuing the same course"
The Washington Standard says the Locos of
Lyons, New York, have declared their delermi-
nation, in public meeting, not TO support the Lo-
CO candidates. The Gennesee IN. W Demo-
crat, heretofore loco, refuses to support Polk, and
has hosted the Clay Flag. The Newark IN. J.)
Advertiser says that fifteen members Of the Van
Buren, party in that city have declared for Clay
and Frelinghuysen!
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.1,OTICE.

n Asst WEEK a negro man, unknown to me,
- but belonging to very respectable citizen,
presented Fifty Dollar Note at my store In Jen-
nings' Gap. offering to buy goods with it. The
size Of the note, and his very unsatisfactory ac-
count of how he came into possession of it, in
duced moto retain it in my hands till more light
could he thrown on the subject. Any person
having lost such note, and who can identify
This 10 be his own, will receive the same upon
paying for this advertisement.
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
Jennings Gap, June 10, lSfi.-tf