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NEG stkrES WANTED!

rIsfIE SUBSCRIBERS are waiting to purchase
any number ID Likely YOUNG NEGROES,
haiwiG suit The Senthera market.
Az they are anxious make their purchases spec
d'y az p'sa'ie. they p:e having any ir sale
hat they VIII gay as liberal cash ~ be nhtain-
cd 10 ANY marie, ia the Slaie. Petsais who wish to
SRI, will da well iocall on them before nlakng sale
sS.B.-We wishas purchase one az iva Barksmiths
and Csfpeaers DAVIS & DART.
Nos.3 lsG
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PETITIONS REJECTED

Report of the Committee Of Claims The petition oil
ID. X. y H. ), Kane; adverse Ia petitioners.
BILLS PASSED.
bill r,lnquiahin, HE Gommanwea'th's RICH, in the
Pnfe's Turnpike and Cumberland Gap Road, the
couts % ihe counties through which The rad passes, On
certain eandnluus
oil appointing commissioners 10 ascertain the most
central part IN tie county 81 Gmysoo. Tor the pupose Of
hXp; nev srat Of jasucc lur sad e5unly.
On Nh. Fox IS nClljn, the House adJ iuned.
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E.Ev.f1 FOR S4gEE.

4 AGAIN offer for sale my FARM IA Nielsen county,
q the courthouse. containing
40 Acres.
This farm is very valuable. well timherrd, in rery
healthy ntighbJhood aud within miIrS OF The a4es
River Canal. The terms Will he Liberal. Apply To
the subscriber IN LYnrhhaf1, &pals Aood Garland aud
Robert " nehead al Nelson courthouse.
}. GARLAND.
Som, 90
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Jirat,ta zcgloldturc.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
]rfsp,Y, December lCih. 1915.
INNM TIE sen AIE

The following communication from the Seraie "as
tareJefd, sz:
"SrN,rE. Dec. 18Th, Is ID
Tie Senate lave passed lie bills, .niltd An Act
authaf zn2 Ihuss Shannon 10 construct rad across
thyi', Mpuulain'
In, hasr alsa passed. the bill entitled. An Act Ia
n".ff"ra'e llIIlssIllr Academy with amendment. IN
Nhie they request the oil The House Of Del
esaiss.
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH
IAe Srraltt laid before the House. communication
ffunl IL. Cacke, rnsdent. The ton,rnilun for the
briff dervanr- nj tie Sabbath. nyluae the Members
{ i5e Legislature to occupy STATS IN said Cuoyen.
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sIIAAS- 6,rtrris firr.,ou nrs yr,.,,,.

'e e'S'ses !" 10 bare, opposed flat m,asu,.
na'e h' h'r ''ry cqfdla in ihtir arpfi aim AZ II.
menus " "hHh u hss bern effected. iLrv ,.,.,,,.i
evhce Ihe nt'i kindly end cord sl feelings toward. H.,
eliz-ns II ir1as Who e.rred every ser,e. ,ol.r..,
neSsnn, aud who, by their personal h, a..
'iila sslions nablei to rerI.r ,heir ,ss,,,
s"' proposition jnsi source Of ,ntasirltss and ,n,.
hension. Anaar the most ronsr'ctians Of The on,,.
III The measure, ia Itxss IS Gen. San. I1,ns,,n =
While President Of lie REPUBLIC. no, ,nly il,.x
,tslaeIe in ihe My IT slnexs,iou vIj,h III.
siiiua rnabird him To suggest hat ub,, al.r Iii.
ncn se', p,,sic ll, es,rlela ..re,lyl.ss .f,5.a, -
llurGcr iuutp,sitinn Ia il tktino l. - 10000. 81.
frrsI,,qiry Arson Iof,s-, rom .6, 49,
known, was thoroaeilg ing,l,,a vim
and IN jgrcs a was The ,,,y.le nS,5,, =,
ing into t1ecl rs Tar as rtse,icalr ii lie 80.
ecu Houston, 30 Ear Rom Il celino viii, III. c,s,r,,.
which tie cNeluSisfrfri,rfs uf The ,,lIcv If ,nr.,,
al" in ilr iii OF i rt = - n, :, ~ .4.h W.,
Aiauts y iillrlp aud .iltlfs ri. j. IN, 49,
This side oil Tie SABINE n+ts vIIl II . n,os, ,.o..
mafahce and tenderness Iron, all ,f,hsn ,l.il. .1..
~ il ~ ~ ,r.t,ig, .of
lie u.sienll..e.l,,p. AZ g. ,u,f... IL, ~ -.
sunemh,iaia loss Ia rou,nr, be,.l IN. ,,.,;s ar,t;
rurhIly trifsl d.sc,i, insfi,iZ r,frselsiiJ1 ~
llal fLe .iAe.4i iJtpit al /, Il At o,,1,i -
l., lie X 81 .Utl d lteut,tsa,a \, a.l i,,,r -.
rlua The frnGfnty al Gr atfr,Y,iin, -, ,.,,
him Il, eve tn !, his cfup.rr.rce- ,ru .n,rn,,
dcd ny then. rs lkvi,a ne ofs,s. ar, ,.,;..
is h.f,atitr ole fatIltd lis ,le,on II ,,,b,J. "a,
SlrunltainlIiy If tApr spty.s and l,ir ,,;e, -,
prrstlrfr, GflGa t. sftas Tn. l.3il !, o,sr. So,
cd tovatt, Cen i!,ust.uEy noe ,pe So ,ndl
moi WY cissn. ely a,ir,1.t n,,,..,,,.tl l.,
picn,e-andeNc II e,t,re roam :, ,,.,;.,
B.
lnanspeiaus all dis r3fefill ia n tit.r I'll dort
as uay lie u,pae il, u,rn en- i led Il, ,l
people auchino HE, eIar,cf,, am, ,r ", M,
heir rrrsnmplive. ..-f - .5s.-4e.. ##. :
A CORES, oldeucc between Thomas p And,,.a, ,,a
other Ell zeis ol Galveston on Tie one psr and 10.
Mitab~au Il. lan.r On lie o!hrr All rls ms nm ,,,
n.ty OF ni.,.lIif Ia suite r,leo lie l,plc,lv H..
Ileusiol al lie suhlc q t., aite,stil..ff q. d,,l
tje OF 81 lIctH IN poIalce In avail ,ul,.l,,s.tts
miafi.aion On tpaii,d in The lnn and ro,.r l.,.,
OF Ae latter rei.4 lel,a - !r lie ,. of Lch MIA.
grrr VT have II ii ro,a,. ~ WAS
Gen, l. imar eaaf.e, that Gen. Houston las alwsys
bcenoppaetd fptlt anteNaun ufrxas 10 the T. Sa,e,
WHEN, uude The nfnsLcr If powerful e, rent VI
public ,enjiaen lr was coastal I'd to subi, propv
gwen Det h, ul tbs o. tc in view and
he snpperis his cr.Ie by an array ut eli, ums,an,l
aud positive esnony he force Of which is absolutely in.
rss hie Seinne ut viii denial II r>ceit tecl,r.
atm Nta II usln, II At lir Prep slim lot aspe1..
'on 81 Stuaitd uaa't IS admia sIaiion,a araiiou
Il lt4l H. haif i,
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20 ma enc &c. .ss.
FIRST SESSION.
foneYe.donee q the Baltimore american.
NAsnlNeToN, Monday. Dee. -


fur thr C"ino' sseher Il Poblie baidlags and report
inm TIE ssereiatl Of Va
4 MI heEteh igrdaned "a 70 gfa5nse and te
doc ihr pfi'r 81 Ih'le Iapas ana III o'Hf pafpse'
winch WAS feid ana tsl rod
At-1 NJ. I'LL ~ pfe-fhled hcm"riai ~ fe
ifi'hee 20 me ei7'ns lef ffeHeh 'f.ia'Fn' fH'f u"
te9ot h'sp "as 'eiei'ta- s., ,,.,4
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Al N.NfIs,I Il -; III r
lie resolutions aud ihs consideration al Tins lime Mr.
Il ,z4o,ft,i ,,,,-,pe, he ,,.,s. ,ri. ''i''. -
l9lr Ss,,5f lfp a4lsan m, Una" " n
.a' ife'zss" |sfis'' ta'fhea ut aptninn with tie
iAceetfe, Ou e eftta-l, took very strange way Of
showing II. Mt u. sd that lie had an honest conf,
deuce 10 .he pffsden ii the / Snlts on mis- question:
and whs Waiting 10 leave The matter IN hi, hands
itNas The proaf dofy ofllc CoulgIitire nr,rose5 IN
BE- Instructed IN make The very Investigation called G,r
IS thai hqiup add Ia it r any acfan ii the senate
y I'm hc Executive called upon Congress. Nj NJ aud
iise Wit whom he acltd would be ready 10 20 as far
the lalbcs in supporting all measures necessary or
fbu dseHen ii The country hui lie WaHled fan increase
, II the military and naval free Is asked or That the r
qal>non should come from ihc President who alone as
responsible aud from ATTY subordinate branch uf tie
, government Mr.. Nsneom concluded by mntlnp lhai
be resolutions BE- laid over until 10 aorrow winch mo
tuo was i7-'.
NJ. ALLEN followed in reply 10 The Senator from
Nsnh tanItna. and lnsurfor d the resolutions.
Nh ARCHER sdv.c,ieJ ,l, n.,,..a.aa, -, a.
tes,ulmos but expressed his iner,n 10 vote fer them
n pressed yule AT tins tmr He ,xpf,sse1 his an
probation oil he roat,r taken by The Exsrnliss IN ,
duu u the Oregon neaelallol Alter MI A. had con.
ieIu1eI
a message was received from the House of Repre.
rs anp4u,tln, HE n,.,a,e # ..iii,, f ]
al the d,c,asr Of The Hon Josrrn H. ptyroa. nru
Der elc,'t lfou, The STATE oi ! cnness,e. when
h,fJARNIGAN rosn and nfon,pnc.d i, h,ior .,l,,
mum the character Of the Decreased and cn,c,a,, :,
- anosnp the usual resolutions which were uuan,,nousI
" adopted and the Sanale adjourned
tfotfst, o1 pf.t5pFsF>.r,a,,r,.
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kE"SOI,lf HONS.

By Mr.. Patrick-1hai the committee on Agriculture
aud Manufactures lnqnlte INTO the cXpedleucy ui
pontng The laflcstpn Manufacturing Company.
By Mr. McDeafmnn--'ihai The committee OF courts
81 Justice l'qnre Inlo the cAped,ncy ni amending
the laws {" THIS commonwealth, allow new conn
ties aud ohets which lfom accident may have no jail
The use, io limited llme Of the Jas Of doinug cuun-
lies, IN clytl as well d criminal praceeJmgs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
Land. Negroes, Sc.
Ton SALE,

WlLL BE SOLD. at the late residence If y, H.
w liam &. Christian. deed. near Amherst court
house, 40 Tuesday hc % day Of December next. all
MS Estate, blih teal aad personal eossiing of the
~ u a { r OF l. 4 y d
"r1n which he lived, containing lu5. acres. with a
s''srf-eie qasnli'y II creek and rter low grounds
,hc @hAe IA The best stale ofeaivaliua AID Improve
,arui, With e9miatla5ls dseliag house. aud all ne
eessafy oai houses or farmer upon IT, aud crop Of
""-ai N ne sfouali 10 likely and valuabie
n e g. e @ Re-
mist Of them young men and women-and all the per-
lshaile estate VI which, he died possessed cuusisuog Of
llnsehpli and kcl en- Fnrpturc. : osk o. all hands
Plantation Utensils, CIops, Sc.
Tie LaGd viii be sd! OH credit uf ONE Two and
three years taking rom The purchaser bonds with ap.
proved rcrspuai security, and deed Of lfn9t upon the
land tasseufe the PIrciase mQrey-the Negroes a
credit ut II months, Bkn1 from the purchaser bund
with approved personal security lor the purchase money
= he rsr>har estate cred; OF 1nthS i,t all
sans over Ten dlias. and 1r cash r all ui ten
d"liats or uner. lhe purchasers giving bonds Ni,h 9p
pr"sri security iir the credit saes Immediate possess
sion % be esen 10 the purchasers upiu Complying with
Abe tsrsDs Of sale RIO. NJ. BROWN, Admir- Ct
VIM G. Christian. deed. and Attorney
jn fact tof his widow and heirs at Law.
Nsg.2a Esd
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OBSERVANCE or TIE SABBATH
re OI.I TONS.

By NJ Witfree. Resolved, I'tal III. Committee o
Agriculture and Manufactures enquire into The ,t
ency ofeSieudns the charter aud nefegs"g the capita
Of the M3nchrstf Coilun and " zen Esnufarlurirf
ioup1uy.
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NIaiLtriiy
lnGo

G1vcrnar M"lton. the day issued his prora.
nation directing an election 6r Snle iii ers he held
tite third Monday IN January nrxt urd-r the pruvis-
ous ofibe new Constitution whth is ia force from the
dale of his proclamation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
PETITIONS.

By Mr. Bnfwell, petition ul fhes. A. Burton and 9th
ets praying The passage al empowering the coun.
~ cuut OF Bedford Ia authorize The transfer Of certain
slaves held IN ust In said county la such trustees in the
State al Missouri, as shall he duly appointed receive
the satne.
By W. Thompson of Baetonr. petition Of citizens Of
said canniy, asking the complexion 81 the canal rrin the
IoMn ol L}nchoerg 10 the u'"n Of Covinglon.
BILLS REPORTED
bill concerning offenders against the act to amend
an arl ent1led ian act 10 suppress due Hing"
Ga Mr. klbY'S motion, the iloase adjourned
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

.HUNUAN, DC, ID!H, ItIO,
The Speaker laid beGre the lluusp communication
from the President pm tom. IT the Baltimore aud Ohm
Rail Road Company. Ordered 10 be laid On the table
LII The nIr.tnI.
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I,DlilSItN

The m the adoption Of the Constitution of
The SAFE al Louisiana was I'll Tally ranvassed ON the
! 81 rs The yute at every parish in the State, except
Gadlo, presents the lollJwing result:
For adoption = 1877 .=#. -
For r. elton ,a9j
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'TTHT III ~ W'-VT W ' 'FTII - =
MISSION 10 MEXICO.

II the annnneail7n IA the Presidents Message cf the
departure oi an Envoy Extraordinary to Mexico struck
every body viii sumehng like surprise un It's sud-
deuurss. not less surprise generally Tell ~ the South
al the circumstances II his departure; the sfcesy. the
eonceineni OF person aud purpose with which The MIN
ster was, as II were sm0ggIrd ou board OF one If our
srs Of and Spirited away leaving cloud ii mv,le
~ hehmd hun winch had scarcely begun 10 clear oil Al
The place o his cuIarkauH beofe the Presidents Aies,
sa4e came tn dspetse II.
Why all tbs prtcipaaHev, this myscalian of the
ble every la ee asked himself The ilni
resolution o. ConEf,s III the ANN XatIun of Texas did
indeed direct ihe opetng oil negotiation with NJ .xic,;
aad nol iaereY IL The limits III annexation seIf The
nrarfiu rou>tu ri Nix r was In ha urnanr,d c ,.si.
bIri aod even an eqaiyaIea Tor her opposed inJary
m,1hl nave been stipulated, Gas II lad been repeatedly
elefed) MT merely hr h,r elJa on Texas proprr but
Tor any further territory. Bot the Executive pun
aside boa ese eli cts Of his Instructions; proceeded 10
annexation lthu1 negotiations Substituting Tor dis
play Of naval and military loce, aud far from npro
uatml fl bnaHdarY cla.iHa al question on the sub,
jectto have been settled by lis own act deela1ag to
Conarc.s in his message hat that "Ihe ur.sl.fI9n Of
The H'ed Safes Which Was S. has passed die mes
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40 F'EffE; TO eo.S.Sg.Ed.E
a . 4 "a rs a &, y 2, G. D a

'lif. subscriber hegs leave 10 inform the citizens of
LVhchhurg, that he Is prepared To furnish them
win superior article of fuel for grales or stoves
lie has been eagaged for mahy years IN the Coal hu
SlhtSS. and can with confidence Teer To the public of
Rlchmnnd CIV. AZ In In. su nerl1.r uuallIr III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
sIIprII,s MISSION TO MEXICO.

Puhic curiosity has been m lle excited by the mis-
sian Of this eraflenaa (Iae ~ {. from lousiaua) 10
under circumstances o mystery and ineealent.
The better OPTION Is that he sent out for The
accomplishment ui bargain with Mckee or California;
We should allow nothing to surprise us in these days,
and under tbs "Drm5rfaiie" Regime. Those viii,
nave Gas stue thilk Of the ae) slUlen Texas, wnat
uraly want Cahi nia mkt, aud the Mexico itself .3rn.
ricc, Nhefh,r ef God land, has explored baun-
dares. llis lliiIilaJe, aud increases with every ac
cessiun.
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Es'lss, ~. T'.Ez1Ss u q.

BOOKSELLER, BDoKBINDER, AND srArioNER.
E.TAIN sTaElT, T.g2JGI3yRG VA
Nat door 10 .le,Ws. Darts, Cnhom! S Co.'S.
Auqst Is
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SUPERIOR FEASo F0ssTEs,

For Sa'e in Richmond pu9i5ia.
htI Of The numerous testimonials IN onr rnssf sson
5tn The fac, that those who wani Pianos can be suit
ed IN all respects in purchasing Of u.s. woold respect
fully cite the f,lv ING addressed to stnar:
"CoMAH's WELL, Sussex %, Va Sept. y 1887.
Dear sir: can rheerIully add my Testimony in favor
al your Pianos. The ole purchased o YOU in April la,
has IN all respects, quail my expectations, and is
the opnlun Of judges. very superior Instrument.
Il examined the Panos of several factories in New
York Ia March last. aud sfed myself that those of
Niesars. Stodart, Worcester Durham we,e tosay the
least equal 10 those o any other establishment that came
under my observation, regards IAer richness Of tome
beauty oil flush Or cheapness.
Very respectfully.
''WILLIAn ID. TAYIoR.o
Since the above was sold, many Improvements have
been made III the tone and finish and The rcts greatly
reduced. NASH & W0ODllOISE,
Booksellers and Dealers IN Piano Farrs
Stationery and Music,
l31 Main street.
Richmond Dec Is isf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25
ASSiGnee1S Sale.

N pursuance of an order Of the Randolph Cir
Il cult court, made at the November Term, 1914
appointing the undersigned assignee of Andrew
Evans, | will sell to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on the 18th day of February, l545, on
credit of twelve and eighteen months the folJW-
ing real estate, to-wi The south west or. of Sec
ton 81, containing one hundred and sixty-acres;
the north east Or. of section 81, containing one
hundred and sixty acres the east half of the north
west or. of section 81, containing one hundred and
twenty acres; the east half of the west half of the
north west Or. Of section 81. containing sixty
acres; the south east Or. Of the south east Or. of
Or. of the south east Or of section &c. containing
forty acres; the south east or. Of the south west
or. Of section 80, containing forty acres; the
west half of the south east or. of section 81, con-
tanning eighty acres; the east half Of the south
west qr. Of section 80, containing eighty acres;
the south east Or. of the north west or. of section
l6. The aforesaid tracts of land are in township
"a, range ID. Also,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Jan. 4.

No particular change has transpired in the
market since our review of Wednesday.
ToDAcco--Tle operations in tobacco during the
past few days have been very limited The sales
amount to about 100 bhds., in small lots, and at
prices corresponding with our previous figures,
which ure:-for inferior. l / ID; common, %
%; fair, 81 a &c; fine, Al All choice and segar
leaf, ST &c per ID.
FLoUR--Since our last report. only small
business has been done in -four; bu. the market
remains very firm, in consequence of the light
arrivals arising from the probable close of navga-
ton in the upper rivers. We quote Ohio S. 81 B;
Missouri a. 371 So per Dbl. for choice brands
PoRk--Prices continue steady, and quote
mess 50 so a $lg; M. o. SO SO SO rs; prime
So per Dbl.
BEEr--We quote mess $40 per Dbl; half bbls.
So rs 6; prime is very scarce at 81 ST 5O per
Dbl
BAcoN-The receipts are light. We quote sides
Al a 43c; shoulders 81 3ac; uncanvassed hams
81 SHE; canvassed do. and sugar cured III
per ID.
LARp.--We quote from ST So per ID. for ex-
would command fraction more
BAGGrNG AND BALE RoPE.-We quote Western
bagging 10 ll2c; rope 44c, according to
quality.
HEMp--The last sales were made at So $40
per ton for Western dew-rotted.
GRAIN--The supply of corn is at present am
ple and sales of white are now made at ~ 80 &c
per bushel. We do not hear of any sales of yell
low. Oats are in good demand at 80 S6c per
bushel, in sacks. There is no wheat in market.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25
STA TIE OF MISSOURI)
County of Hotodrd. &c"

County Court-Deceu,ber Term, 1874.
NOW,a at this day comes Margaret Vaughn, Ad-
~ mnstratrix Of the estate of Aaron Vaughn,
decd. and files here in Court her petition, praying
the court to make an order authorizing the sale of
a certain house and lot in the town of Roanoke,
Howard county, belonging to said estate, and set
ting forth in said petition that the personal estate,
belonging to said deceased was insufficient to pay
the debts of said deceased, and that it wouli be
to the interest of all concerned TO have said house
and lot sold to pay the debts Of said estate; there
fore, it is hereby ordered, that all persons in any
wise concerned or interested be notified that appli-
cation has been made TO this court, to order the
execution of the matters petitioned for as above
stated, and unless tho contrary appear or before
the first Monday in March next, at which time
said court will be in session. decree or order will
he made according to the prayer Of the petition
1t is further ordered that copy Of this order be
published in some newspaper published in this
county for six weeks successfully, and that the
last insertion be at least two weeks before the
next March Term of this court. A copy Test
JAS. H. SA UNDERS, Clerk
| January 1lth 1545. 44-6t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25
A Card,

nULY sensible of the liberal and extensive
~ patronage which has rewarded our exertions,
we take this occasion respectfully to acknowledge
and solicit continuance of the same, rendering
an assurance that our business will continue to be
conducted upon the same liberal footing as hereto
fore.
Our stock of Dry Goods, Hats, Bonnets, Shoes,
Iron Nails, Groceries. &C., &C., having received
constant additions to the latest period of the sea-
son, is still ample, and wishing to make room for
an extensive Spring supply, we offer to purchasers
at least equal inducements to any house in the
upper country.
Bearing in mind the great decline in the Grocery
markets our prices are from this day reduced and
customers will find good supply of Sugars, Cof-
fee, Tea, Moasses, Fish, Vinegar, &C., of the
best qualities and at prices nearly conformed to
what may be expected as the opening Spring rates.
SWI1ZLER d SMITH.
Fayette, January 18th, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25
Public Sale of Real Estate.

10y order of the County Court of Howard
ID County, will be sold to the highest bidder
on the first Monday in March next, before the
court house door, in the town of Fayette, the Farm
belonging to the estate of Samuel NJ Hug hes,
deceased, containing four hundred and fifty eight
acres; about two hundred in cultivation, with
large BRICK HOUSE, several outbuildings, a
valuable orchard and three never failing Springs
on the place. This valuable Farm lies on the
road about half way between Fayette and Boon.
VILE in very healthy neighborhood and is one of
the beet Hemp Farms in the county of Howard,
Said land will be sold for the purpose of paying the
debts of said estate.
TERMS One fourth cash in hand and the re-
mainder in two equal instalments, at one and two
years credit to bear interest at ten per cent per
annum from date
JOSEPH F. HUGHES, Executor
January 25tb, 1915. 46--5t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25
AdministratOr,s Notice.

~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Charlton county, letters Of administration
on the estate of John o. Wiley, decd, bear
ing date the 25th day Of November, 1874; all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate are requested TO present them,
properly authenticated, within one year from the
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit of said estate, and il
not presented within three years, they will be
forever debarred.
F. w. HIX, Admir-
January 18th, lS45. 44-4t.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-25
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk OF the County
Court of Randolph county, letters of administra-
ton on the estate of George II. Minor, decd,
bearing date December 10Th, 1874. All persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment, and those having claims against
II. TO present them properly authenticated, within
one wear from the date of said letters or they may
be precuded from having any beneht OF SAID es-
tate and if not presented within three years. they
will be forever barred
JOSEPH L. MINOR, Administrator.
Randolph County, Jan. 4th, 1915. 43-4t