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MISCELLANEOUS.

The LAST MOMENTS or GEN. J.cKsoN.-A
Nashville correspondent Of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce gives The following particulars
OF the closing scene in The life Of Gen. Jackson ::
From DR.. Esleman, who spent the day at the
Hermitage. and witnessed the affecting scene of
The old mans death, learned some Of the parti-
cuars, which now communicate Early in the
morning OF The day, Sunday he became con-
scious that the spark of lie was nearly eXtn-
guished, and expecting 10 die before another sun
would SCI! he sent for his family and domestcs 10
come and receive his dying benediction. His re-
marks, 1t is said, were iu OF affection and Chris
lian resignation. His mind retained lis vigor to
the last, and his diving moments, even more than
his earlier years, exhibited lis highest intellectual
light To his family and friends he said: DO
II greve that | am about 10 leave you, for
shall be better of. Although am afflicted with
pain and bodily suffering, they are as nothing
compared with the smferings of the Saviour OF
the world, who was put 10 death on the accursed
tree. | have fulfilled my destiny on the earth,
and il is bet er that this worn out frame should go
10 rest, and my spri, take up It's abode with the
Redeemer'
Gle continued thus to address his relatives and
friends al intervals, during the forenoon, and, as
Dr.. Eselman remarked, his confidence and faith
in the great truths of religion seemed TO be more
firm and unwavering than any man he had ever
seen die. He expressed a desire that DR.. Edgar,
Of the Presbyterian Church, 10 which he himself
belonged, should preach his funeral sermon, and
that no pomp or parade should be made over his
grave"
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BURIAL OF GENERAL JACKSON -The Nashville

BURIAL OF GENERAL. JAcKsoN.-The Nashville
Union OF The 18th instant, gives the following &C
count Of the funeral ceremonies and burial
Early on Tuesday morning every vehicle in
the city that conld be procured was put in re-
QUESTION, and vast concourse oicitzens repaired
10 the Hermitage. There was immense as
semolage present from all the surrounding towns
and counties. The body Of the old Hero was
laid our in The parlor with the face uncovered
every one beins anxious 10 take last lingering
look al him. We saw present many of his old
companions in arms, and man. tear fell from
iheir manly cheeks as they gazed for The last lime
npon his features cold in death
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.These lines are from the pen of Samuel d. Pai'ef-
son, Esq, of Philadelphia, aud originally appeared ~
the "Cnion."
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r ONDON PoRTER.--A superior ~
IL quarts and pints, q cRETTES
June IA CT GRETTEf 9
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New Orleans Picayune, upon The kindred ques-
hon OF Oregon. Tha, paper, commenting upon
The impudent article in Wilmer & Smiths Eu-
ropean Times, in relation 10 the Oregon conlro.
versy, says:
"As offensive as The rest OF the article under
consideration is its sheer upon Mr.. Polk. The
editor thinks that The merchants OF America are
Wings, and that they will sympalhize in his va
pid sarcasms upon lbe President of their country
The following interrogatory is propounded by
Wilmer s. Smiths Times, TO American Wing
merchants
"'Hasy men are generally obstinate men, III,
President hGS committed himscif-riNh the RepuH &c
sHst0ia HIM?
"What do you answer? Aye, is Tic response Of
ercru proud hearted man. Ave, md bodyand Soui
upor The issue The conductors of this journal
are Wigs, rrcry one Of them, and We claim Some
right ,o answer in this behalf. The ballot boxes
contain the substance Of American differences in
political senliment--the cartridge boxes of Wing
and Democrat are filled from The same powder
mills and lead mines and are used in The same
field and on The same side"
These should be the sentiments OF every Anne
rican citizen, of all creeds and parties By their
exercise alone can America be powerful and IT.
resistible, in the maintenance OF her rights and
free institutions and in her glorious province of
dilusing The blessings OF Liberty, through her
moral example We believe they are The senl.
ments of the whole people, save here and there 4
bisoned fanatic like the New York Tribune, who
would sacrifice his country TO his fierce parry
spirit. Bnt such instances are TOO rare 10 mis-
lead foreigners in their appreciation Of what they
consider irremediabe dissensions among our
selves. When The voice OF our counry's honor
calls us 10 the field, local prejudces and party
feelings will be hushed, and every true American
will be ct his posi-. al all hazards" they will
secure The honor ana The rights OF merca, and
show The Northern fanatics, With The Tribuue al
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
SALE OF
Valuable Slaves:

Try order Of the county court of Pike
county, the undersigned Executor OF
,,ie last will and testament of George D.
bondurant, deceased, will offer for sale
on a credit OF II months, en- the frs,
day OF April next, al the laie residence
OF said deceased. heal the town ofSpcn.
cerburg, in said county of Pike, Eleven
likeiy slaves, consisting of 3 young men,
Z boys, = ome and three or j Girls.
or SO many ofthem as will be sufficient
to pay the debts against said deceased
The purchaser will be required 10 give
nond with good and sufficient Security,
bearing interest at six per cent from
the day of sale.
VIM. PENN, Executor.
March lst, 1915. lw5
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L

On Thursday last, the 9th inst, by the
Rev. James ". Campbell, Mr.. Thomas
Humphrey, 10 Miss Emily Buford, all OF
this county.
They have our most earnest wishes
for a blisslrl enjoyment of all the plea
sures oflife, and that their most ardent
anticipations may be noret than realized.
In Calumet township on Thursday,
9th of Feb. by the Rev. VIM. Davis,
Mr.. John Grimmitt, TO Miss. Nancy
Kelly, al Of this county.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
NOTICE TO BUILDERS!

!TNiiE undersigned. general superinren.
Il ent for the building of n Methodist E.
piscopal church, in the town of Clarksville.
Mo-, is now prepared TO receive proposals for
the building Of the same. The building TO 10
SO by 81 feet, ~ feet from floor to ceiling;
substantially framed, weather boarded, lathad
and plastcred. Il suitable foundation and un.
derpining; with three rows of seats aud pulpit,
and painted throughout, all materials. timber,
rock, lime. dc, 10 be furnished by the con-
ractor. and 10 be delivered complete 10 The
trustees by the LIST of September next,
All proposals must be forwarded 30 me b,
the 18th OF March; at which time, they will be
submitted to the board OF trustees to be- acted
upon. For further particulars enquire Of the
undersingncd at Clarkesvillc No.
SAMUEL o. MINOR.
FEBRUARY I'D 1916, l.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
STAE OF MISSOURI D,
Couuty of Pike. 60

Pike eosrty cor,t, February Tern. lao.
is ordered By ils coHst that all per
a sons indebted to THE Road and Canal
fund of said county. he notified 10 pay the
insrest due On their bonds for one year pre-
ceebSng Ibis date 10 'he Treasurer or er be
fore the thiEtrrHtl. OF March nrx', and that
nil interest in arTear for more than one yeHs
ia required rii'rr 30 be paid or the bonds OF
The borrowers isurwrt. with good aud SUI
hcirnt secHrity, a"d in ease of default in
the nay Hsnt ut interest or ia renewing their
hnnda. including interest due fns more thar
Il year, suits will in all cases be instituted
for the cotectis" OF both principle aud in
tercst. and that n"tiGc BE- given, ~ ~rullica-
tinr Of this order for four weeks in hoti, Of
the newspapers Pnhlished in this county.
4 true cory II"m the record.
Tcste \ IT. BUCKNER, Clerk,
February 18th, lSIj. 4w?.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
Regular Weekly Packet.
l.. 5. MAIL
BOEcas, 40.
TuOS. NJ. FITIlIAN, .lks.er,

"'l leave It Loui.on Wednesday, and
aud S~"trrdnys, n'i o'clock, =. 81. Return
ing, will leave keokuk cvary Sund,y nu,l
Thursday, al ! O'Clock, =. NJ. Warsaw and
Alexandra at .; FULLY at u; La sra ngc u,
ar 81; SAINT days; Quincy OF Munda,
aLd Friday at : o'clock, a. NJ; Maroon
Ciiy nte, \. 81: Iiinuib II at 10, Louisiana
at -, NJ; and Claiksyillr nt, !, p. 81, .um,
days.
The BoIchs, No. =, bcir z built ,xprc,.l,
Tor the trade, with great speed, and veg -
PeiI"r recommendations fu' r~as-ugcr, will.
al the opening of navigation, take The place
OF the Boreas, and may h" relied ON tor tkt
same Pr"inp'ncs', regularly, aud ntioEti",
10 las'eigsr' and shippers, n. iIrrctof"rr.
March eth Isis. &
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

law? However the fact MAY be, the
committee have deemed II ;!dvlsab BE
10 collect into enc eenerai law the
v%arious provisions necessary 10 natu-
ra!izaiipn, with such amendments as
have been suggested as most likely
to preserve the privilege, and to
guard against its abuse. With ihis
view, the bill has taken tine sane
State and United States courts rs
were authorized to receive deciaia-
tons and giant naturalization by the
acts Of 1895 and 1902; taking away
the power ircm the clerks thereof, II
they ever possessed II. Is adopts
the period of five Years as The term
Of residence, and that of two years
for making the declaration OF m'eI.-
tion before applying for admltsl"n.-
1t re--nac's the provisions OF the act
OK 1916, in regard TO the proof 10 be
offered by the applicant, with some
modification. 1t requires the arp'i-
cant 10 exhibit the certificate OF the
clerk of tie court before whom the
declaration was made, in which IS to
be recited the statement OF facts as
to The age, birth and former residence
OF the alien; and 10 prove by n or
more witnesses, citizens OF the unI-
ted States, his identity, and five
years residence.
The bill further provides for the
widows and children, where the pa
rent dies after making a declaration.
and before completing his naturallza-
ton, according TO the act of 1901
Also for minors residing within tie
United States two years before at
! tanning the age of tw%enty-one. ms
was provided in lie act OF 1924. 1t
further provides Tor the children OF
naturalzcd parents, and for those 81
citizens born abroad. Il repeats the
fifth section OF the act OF 1928, tor
bidding the temporary absence OF
the party for any pnrp"se. IT takes
from the Clerks all authority TO re-
ceiye declarations, but renders valid
such as have heretofore been bona
tide made. so as 10 enable the party
to complete his naturalization. il
authorizes the District Attorneys OF
The United States 10 file information.
with the view ui ~vacatInC any naiu-
~ralizaiiun Ni.ich may hereafter be OBJ
tanned br fraud or iaISehood. impOsI.
lion or misrepresentation. 1t rem
derS II I misdemeanor to Obtain natu'
~ralizalion by false and fraudulent
means, or 10 use any certificate ot
naturalization Tor any unlawful pur-
pose; and on conviction subjects the
parry 10 tine and imprisonment. il
: gives Il fee al enc dollar To the Clerk
| for each certificate OF Il declaration Of
intention. and two dollars for natu.
raliza;Ion, IA iuil OF all other charg-
es.
S Such are the general provisions ot
p the bill. which, as the committee be.
~lieve, If adopted by Congress, will
. carry out The lulunrlinns q. the Con
siItutIon, preserve the rights of tho
: aliens, and guard against all jus
grounds Of abuse and complaint.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
IIOYI

epliE subscriber wishes TO infarm the
sa citizens OF Bowling rorn aud VICINITY,
that he has coiHInrnced. the ni,uve ht,iursy
IN this place. All work entrusted 10 hi,
care shall he done in neat and in.hiouahI,
It, lr. Produce taken in rnymcrt OF work
at cash price,. Work will be don, ai 1cu
sonahle prices, aud warranted 60 ii.
c. A. J. y UMAfK
March 9Th, lS45, av6
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

0vThe body of a woman, in Iowa
after having been buried five wears.
is found TO have changed % stone, so
rs TO be broken like marble. Birds.
insects, and many other strange
things + found 10 have petrified in
the same region.-fGG-.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
DEMOCRATIC BANNER.
Published in Bo,riing-G Green, No.

Is taking charge Of the editorial de-
par,ment of the Banner" we deem
it 4 duty which we owe to the public,
10 give an outline Of the policy by
which we shall be governed. Demo
Gratis from childhood, we shall advocate
the principles of II party, not because.
we now see them Triumphant and victo-
rious; but because, we believe them ne
c%uliariy adapted TO the genius of our ill.,
stitutions; and necessary for the perpe-
tuity Of our Republican government.
In a spirit of manly candor VIC shall
oppose what we deem the political here
sizes of onr opponents; but we shall nsv-
er descendt TO low and personal abuse OF
distinguished men.
In advance we say that we shall be
The advocates Of measures, and not Of
men; but we are free 70 confess that we
have ever regarded James X. Polk as
a it exponent Of democratic principles;
and shall cheerfnlly give our feeble sup-
post TO his f~avnritc measures: the indie
pendent Treasury. the regulation ofthe
Tariff, the occupation of the Oregon, and
last, though not least, the immediate an
nexaiion IF Texas.
In u own State we are aware, that
discord has pervaded our ranks; but wo
regard 1t more as the offspring of per-
sonal prediction and prejudice, than
any real difference of principle. The
union of II party entire, is our mos,
cherished wish. We are all brothers
advocating a common cause upon which
NAV depend the r~erpetuity o. our insti-
tntions. enclosures. not men: ,r;,c;
pies, not exp%ediencv," is u motto: an
guided by that 81 :,ions motto. we sba
endeavor TO pour oil on the troubled
waves Of faction.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER.
Is Published every Saturday Morning,
at BOUling-Green, by
S. F. MURRAY s. A. J. PICKENS.
Terms Of the Banner.

For a single copy, in advance, So 90.
if not in advance but during the year,
81 30, if after the expiration Of The
year, $500. Fer a club of Six subscri-
bers, in advance, $40. For Ten sub
s~cribers, in advance, $l5 90.
II All letters TO the Editors, by
mail, mus, be Posi- PAID.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
Rates Of Advertising,

" For one square Of fifteen lines
or under, one insertion, IS cents, for
each subsequent insertion, 80 cents.
u" a liberal deduction to those ad-
veriising by the year.
Advertisements not marked with
the number Of insertions required, will
Gc continued miil otherwise ordered.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

The Hon. Abbot Lawrence has given
II thousand dollars towards erecting a
large building for boarding and lodging
sailors, under charge of a Seamen's
Friend Society of Boston.-Herald.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
SseEc of Slaves.

sHZflE nndersighued. as AdnIinisfrator o.
sss the Estate of Napoleon & Trimble,
deceased, and John NJ. TrirDhle deceased.
wilscil at public auction. III the town o.
i.ouisinnn. ON u credit of twelve months, on
the 3ls' of March. next. four negro slaves
belonging to said estate consisting Of two
women, and children. Bon'l with COED Sc
curity will be rrquired. for tie payment Of
the purchase money, and deduction of ten
reT cent will Re made fnr cash.
A. J. TRINBLE, Adm.
Estate ofN. b. Trimtlr deed. and
John ". Trimble decd.
Feb. 9Th 1915.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
PIKE CIRCHIT COURT, IN yACA-
TON 18th February, 1915.
Peter Color.

Isaac Reed and Sally HI
wIie. Eve Williams, Ch5i-ti-
ia Goodman, City Saith,
Michael Pickle aud Betty hi, p"
wife, l'obia- Pickle II Mary f
his wife; the heips of jphn
Coilop. deceased. and the nm
know heir. uf Rcbst sa Col
lop, decreased.
a Nd n0w Mt ;n;s day the piaistiG, by
- i. ~. Imcknc,. hts att"rnry, iIe- h..
clifton for a PARTITION and division of the
follow ing described real estate. lying in laid
comfy of Pike, ,iz: 81 lot OF Land sspPos-
81! io contain two acres On which - siiaa
ted Il nil: bang: part 1T The north IVES;
T. OF snu:h eat 4 of SECTION IT,. town
ship -, roth range = west, anil " NJ on
the sHnih side ut SAID lot If land aud nrar
The middle If said south IInc. and bounded
rs ful!'.w-: Leginhinr al a white oak on the
south side OF meath cuivIr, on the top Of the
bluff and running abnut 100 yards 10 Il su-
gar tree, thence rst to an elm, on the north
side of c%uiyrr, thence south To a red oak, on
the south side Of %cuivrc, snd thence cast tn
The beg inning; and it appearing from sniI
clifton and the affidavit thereto annexed,
that The sait! Caty smith, Michael Pickle
hnd Betsy his wife, Tobias Pickle and Mary.
his VI lie, the heirs Of John Color, decri sod
and the unknown hCir- Of BaIbaIa Color,
decreased, are non-fcsitents of this State. II
j. therefore ordered that they BE- notified OF
the FLEEING of sa,i petition and that unless
they br and appear at the next Term of tlii
court. tn be begun and held at the court
house, in Bow ling Greer, within md for
snjd cnun'y of Pike. on tie second Mon.
day Of April mNt, and plead within the
time allowed for that purpose, Judgment, nv
default, will be rcndcrcd against them; and
ordered that notice he given by publication
Of this order III some urw-iaper ia TIL.
county for eight wcrk successfully.
STATE MISSOURI l.,
County Of Pix,
I, Simeon l.. Robinson, Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court, for said county certify that the
foregoing i.a true copy of the o,h'r.
s, WITNESS my hand and nficia
Seal. seal. Done ut flee in Bow linz
hGrccn, in SAID county Of Pike
Inis the 18th Lay Cf FEBRUARY .l~l5.
s. p. ROBINSON, Clerk.
F'bruary 81, $40 sw4f
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

ArPRoPRIATE.-ln the Malay ian
Gma%c, the same word signifies "o'
men and flowers. This j. certainly
significant Of 4 delicacy and refine
ment we are moi accustomed to al
tribute to the inhabitants Of Maiacca.
--TGa-.efic.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

Il shall be home next Sunday
night said a young lady, as she fol-
lowed her beau 10 the door, who
seemed to be some what wavcring in
his attachment. $50 shall L. was his
reply.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
riHE CIRCUIT COURT. IN NACA-
ION, 18th February, Isis.

1IDN, 18th Fthrunry, Isis.
Rachel foor and 0'hr'''f Petition Tor
Jackson Poor and otncr,.i PARTITION
JlNIi!S day The Plaintiffs, by ayleu H.
z Hucknri, their Attorney, file their pc.
trtion for Il partitions md division uf the
following described zeal estate. living in
said comfy Of Pike, ,iz: The whole OF
section II N r. - \. Il. = f., Containing
f~nnrtren eight, FIVE one hpndredths acre,
the :. T.. Irrational ! /. seton -, same
town-hip nnd Iarcc, containing four zine
'y-hve one hurdrrdth, acIus, the east ALI
moth easi and south east fractional Il
sectinm 23. containing htiy-unr stvrnhun-
dredihs acres-the west l-2sulth Wrst and
part nf sUHii east fractional II, section
-. containing ergitity-si< duty hnii
drc,,hs ncrcs-tre rasi | ) soutf west frar
tiunai ! 4 section - containing ~ sixty
hundfedths acres-the vh. T.. cf section -,
containing ~ fty thrrr hnnIrrtlth.-
the nctih hnif OF l~rHctmuai section -,
contain ing ~ se,cnty-thrcr hundrcdits
ncro,-tsC north east fractional I 4 of sec
ton ~, being west "f TIRE .T,ssissippi river,
cnnta rIrc l9i fity thIcr h~uutIrcdih- ares
the south east and the west ] - south
east fTactiuual IL, section III. containing
lis twenty Eve hunirrl,h. ac-cs-thc
wit ] 2notih west / .crnrn "a, cnnInin-
imS ~ acres. thr nnrth II fractional ! I
,%rriion III, containing II thirt, eight iun
drct'ih- actes. and a part Of fractional sec
ttou -. cuutainiuy ~ fay hurhrriths
aCirs, all III same range and township. and
tine east half of the month west fractional
quarter section u, township 81. north
rar-r 2.clsi. rrntHinin. thirty four seven.
~ four hundTcdihs acres; and ii appearing
fIum said petition md the aihdayit therein
attached, that jick-Un Pour and Thomas
Poor, two at the above named defendants,
ARE non residents Of thi- STATE; it i. there
fore prde,rd thut The said defendants Jack.
son Pnnr and Thomas Poor, be notified Of
the fling Of snid petition. ard that uuirss
they appear at the next Ap.ii term Of thi.
cont, 20 ur tcsum and held at Tue Court
Homsc, in Bowling Green. wiiIru end for
said county "f Pike, un the srrnui Nor
day Uf .fp,il newt, ard plead within the
time allowed for that puroo.c. indgmrn,,
by default, viii be rendered against them.
and that notice lie given. by prhIica-
tion of this oTier in some Newspaper pub
lis''cd in iris county, iur eight weeks sue
ocs-ively.
STATE OF MISSOURI -.
County OF Pike,
|, Simeon +. Robinson, clerk of the
tircuit Court for said c"unty, certify that
tbs foregoing Is = true copy OF the order.
WITNESS NV hnud and seal
SEAL. Of Office. Done at Office in
w. Bowling Green, in said county
Of like, Thu the 18th day of
February. ISl5
$. ?. ROBINSON, Clerk.
FEBRUARY 18th, lc43. sw3
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
STATE OF MISSOURI, D..
County Of Pike,

Pike comfy court, February Tenn IS45.
7 is ordered hv the court that all persons
q in nrrear to the iowrsbip school funds of
sa i'd county, for interest up 10 the 3!.t of De-
cemher last. Re notified That unless the samo
be paid TO the Treasurer by the thirteenth dnv
of March next, suit will be Instituted 10 tho
ensuing term of the circuit court, for tho
collection of both principal and interest. and
that n Office he gi' en- to the borrowers of said
funds, by publication of this order for four
weeks in the two newspapers published inlhis
county.
A trne copy from the record
Teste A H. bUCKNER, Clerk.
February 18th, I645. 4w3.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

The anniversary of the Battle of Lex-
ington will be celebrated at that place
on the 18Th of April. There is but one
survivor Of the men who stood on the
ground at the battle, living in the town;
his name is Jonathan Harrington, and
he is in good health, hale and hearty. Id.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
PREACHING.

The Rev. Mr.. Murphey, ofthe Catho-
lie Church, will preach at the house of
Mr.. John Bivens, near this place, Oh
next Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

Men oftener deceive themselves
than they deceive Others
SO saws Timers. IN his late Lie of
Napoleon. No Fact was ever more
unquestionable. and the discovery is
as old as the pyramids, at least.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
n. p. MINOR.
:. +. MURRAY.

TERMS OF u BANSrR.-For civ.
gle copy s2.O0in odroncc, if not in nd
rance hnt during Che year, 50 so. !, ,c
ter The expiration OF the year, $500.
For a club OF Six subscribers in adj.
vance, Slo-for Ten subscribers in aa-
vance, $1,000.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
Geo. Wilson.

UhoicSaie and RpirH De01e, in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufs, P%erlumery, Window-Glass
ana Surgeons In>truments,
No. 5, Main Sire t,
ST. Louis, Mo.
EAll articles i, our line of busi-
reSs will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. In exchange. will be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 81, 1915. 6mI
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
Administrators Notice.

%OTICE is hereby given that the un-
AG dersignrd has taken ont letters of Adj
mini-irat;oH on the estate Of Henry
co'iop. deceased, late of Pike County,
Missouri. hearing date tHc 2Sth day OF
Oct. 1914. All persons, therefore, in
tichtrtl 10 the e7tate OF said deceased, nre re-
qre'tod TO make Immediate payment; and
al! pcr=ons having claims against said estate
nre requested TO exhibit them properly an.
ii'enticated, within one year from the date
OF said letter.. or they may be preclrded
fom having any bercft Of said estate, aud
ifsaid claims are not presented within three
years, they viii he forever haired
FETER COLLOP, Adm'r-
February 18th, ls4l. 3w3.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

a new York paper says that several ton,
oi birthstone have been oIderedto Washing.
Ton TO cure thoso gentlemen stationed there
who isvc an ITCH 10! cfijce.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08

A remarkably brilliant eruption Of
Mount Etna, took place on the 30th Of
November last.-[HeralG
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
died,

At his residence, hear Louisiana, in
this county, on Sunday the 2nd inst, Le-
win Adams, aged about Ga years.
(kentucky papers please copy.)
Democratic banner., 1845-03-08
LONELY

a bachelors party came of ID Rochester
New York, some time since. Not u fe-
male was present, Poor fellows.