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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the unlrr>ign-
ed has obtained OF the Clerk Of the County
Count Of Lincoln county, letters Of Admiuistratlo
on the estate Of Reps Martin, deceased. bearing
date Feb. il, 1886.
All persons indebted 10 SAID estate arc request
ed TO make immediate payment. All person,
having claims against said estate, are requested
to exhibit them properly authenticated within one
wear from the date OF said letters. or they NAV be
precludcd from having any benefits ofs"id estate
and if not exhibited within three years. they will
be forever barred.
=. II. MONLEY. Admir-.
Feb. q. 1916.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice
NOTICE rs IIEREB y EIIEI'

FE1llAT the undersigned has Obtained of the
z Clerk OF the county court Of Pike count,
letters OF Administration, on the estate OF James
Jameson, deceased, bearing date the 3rd ofFch.
1916.
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested TO exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the date of said let
tiers or they may be excluded from having an,
benefits OF said estate, and il not exhibited with
IN three years, they viii he forever barred.
IANES r. F.lTrDN Administrator
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Briij"iilli i. i'!.,II,
Henry th"ujcau s others.
u OW here comes the conph inaut L! his So
y licitor, aniiicnr! CLoutcan, Gabriel Chou
'tcau. Rene Puii. Galricl Paul, Edward Chou
i.,iu. Frederick ". Bcckwith, guardian OF the
minor heirs OF Thomas +. Smith, deceased, and
Andrew Forgcv. defendants herein having failed
L., appear here 1t this tenn agrceaUly 10 law, and
dis court. and answer said bill OF compluint Is
required; the same ! takcn for confessed a2yinst
them. and this decree vii. he m2Ce final unless
i.hcy shall he and appear here on the first DAY II
the next term. and show cause tothct contrary
and il appearing upon the affidavit Of tie CON-
t~llaiHaut that the heirs OF .Augustc thouteau. de
ceased. Of Louisa Paul and Of !.ulalia fanl. de-
cease. are unknown. Il is therefore ordered that
said unknown heir, Re notified tEn publication
of tins orIcr in some new paper printed III Tins
stutc. for eight ucch> successfully tie Est user.
ton 1t least falr wcch, before the nc>t term, that
said complainant has filed his bill OF complaint J.
them and others for = decree O. title to hl,n
for 4 tract q! land, (to Wit the !. F.. Ii Sec
ton %. containing I62 sixtv-forIr o'c hundrcLth
acrts-al<c s. l.. Il sec. II containing l6l 2S'
one hundrcdth acres. and all in T. -. \. z. | +.
III Pike County Missouri, being part of survey
10. 2G7l- and unless said heirs OF -hugustc
CholtcarI. Louise Eau: md Eulalia Paul, dcceas-
shall be and appear hcr> On the i.r't day Of
the next term, the same viii be taken for confess
ed against them and continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of PIKE.
|. Simeon p. Robinson, clerk OF the Circuit
Court for SAID county. certify that the foregoing,
is truly copied from The record.
~ WITNESS ny hand and official seal;
Seal. done at Office. in Bowling Green, in
49, said county, tits the 2ota day OF De
ccmhcr, \. d.. 1919.
S.P. ROBINSON, CIrRK.
Dee. eth. IS4j.
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RATS! RATS! RATS!

HEATH ON RATS.,-Thc blessed dis
Z J covery has III last been made, after lIelapse
Of six thousand years. for Kidding mankind CT that
troublesome animal. the rat, SO dangerous 10 The
welfare and well-being OF Cupboards, safes, pam
tries, bake-shops, meat cellars, and in short any
place where things may be eaten, grawcd. or de-
stroyed, can be found.
This great friend 10 man operates IL proluc-
ing a kind of madness. which prompts The affect
cd individual 10 bite all OF his species he chances
TO meet. which bite is certain death. Call at DIR.
ATWOOD'S. No. Is South Main ST.. 81. Louis.
andtr for yourself. the ninth wonder oithe world.
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the
wonderful effects produced by .Atwood's Rat
Destroyer checrlully give our names, certify my
70 its unparalleled efficacy:
Guild & Dorwart. John Mcdowell
Charles Lewcllin, Condo? < Work,
L. l.. Pottle & Co. Boswell & Gordon.
RHCondon, ESQ. Richard Wood.
John \. MiClclland Boil. y. TiSdalc. II. D.
John SomcrS.
Saint Louis, Mo, Oct %. lS43. y24i6
For sale at n. B. ATWOOD'S, No. 8 South
Main Street, Saint Louis. and can be had al nc
other place in the city Of county.
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T. Executors Notice
.N1tirc is hcrcbv girsn

.N1tirc Is hcrcby gN'fn
ysvIiiT the undersigned have obtained If tie
3 Clerk OF the County Court OF lihc County
letters Tcstmnentary on the estate OF Gcorg,
Y aughau, deceased, Lear.ng date l3th J%anuary
1916.
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 exhibit them properly autAcnti-
Gated within one year from the date OF SAID l,ttcrs
OF they may be prccluded from having any hcnc,
fit Of said estate, and il not exhibited withir
three years, they Will b" forever barred.
PETER +. NAUGN IN.
JlIOS. r. NAUGHhN.
January -, 1916. tr,ct'rs
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e Office is hereby given 70 all q, ir.r> or
= others interested in the estate of tm-r,sc i.
CLARK, deceased, that ii the next Fcbru.r rs trm oil
the Lincoln county Cour'I shall make "a final set
Element Of said estate as administrative thereof.
when and where those interested can attend.
VARILLA G.. CLARK. Administrators.
Dec. u, lSIJ.
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NOTICE.

Wood, Potatoes. Corn. Flour, Meal Porl. Bat
ley, Lard, Tailow. good Ta!low Candles, Bees.
wax, Feathers, Oats, Fodder, or anything else
that IS commonly consumed. will be thankfully re.
.ccivci al this office in exchange for the Banner
or job Printing.
THou,s & MuRRAY, Proprictors.
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Final Settlement.

y oil' r Is hereby given 10 all creditor, or
II Others interested in the estate of Jas Law
renee deceased, that at the next February term
OIL lhe Morgan county Court l shall make a final
S','leihent OF SAID estate as administrator thereof,
when and where those Interested can attend.
JOHN FRY NRER. Adminisrtr
January ,. lSl6.
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Final Settlement.

.N'U7ICE IS UEREBF GiIT.f
all creditors or others Interested in the
estate Of Frederick Goodman, deceased
that al the ncAt June term of the Pike comfy
Court ! shall make d final scttiomcnt of said es-
tate rs administrator thereof, when and where
those Interested can attcul.
JOHN +. WRIGHT. Administrator
Feb :. 1916.
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DAVID BAILEY.
SThTEOFMiSSOJRLj Intic Count, Court
County of Pike. NJ, .,h IEt5

STATEOFMiSSOJR RI. Intlc Count, Court,
t"H'iy OF Pike. Nos. 6lh. lSl5.
'oHn \. lhon.aS, administrator &c boui> ron.
"t TIRE estate Of William Sl."ilcr~,. deceased.
comes and flies his petition ior til l~of the real
estate "l sad deceased. Sail petition Is accon-
panied 10y i true account ci his administration.
together with the lists and inl ~catorics required
ny la"'thc whole verified by the affidavit of the
sail administrator Ii is therefore ordered that
al persons be notified of said petition. and Cha,
i!''rSs The contrary be shown on or before the
ht>t DAY oil the next term OF this court an order
VIII De made for the sale of the real estate of said
deceased, or so much thereof as will be sufficient
to pay the debts against said estate; and ordered
'hat i copy of this order be published in some
newspaper i'll this State for six weeks. , true
copy-Test: 4. II. BUCkNFR clerL
Per e. II. Gray. ID. c.
Dee. 9th; 1873. n,
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HENRY A.
GABRIEL S. KEITH,
February Ia, 1913.

MesSrs. Editors: Please announce, as a
candidate for a seat in Congress at the en-
suing August election, HARVEY SMITH,
Esq. of Indian Creek township.
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ALBERT NEW

ALBERT NEWBERRY.
No. 10, Main Street, St. Louis. Missouri,
AS CONSTANTLY O.N'H.L.VD of his
orn .Honnfacfuring, n Hhoicg0io and Rcfgj1
supply Of ILfoad COPPER W.fPE, Nbse-
Iron, Hue- STOKES, CRATES ond ereyg oM-
er a,ficle IN hofiD,o Of business. p Cheap for
'aS'' iva
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List 81 E.ys,Crs

q 7 ENJAiNINGi in the Post Office st Bowling
{ y Green. Mo-, 3lst December.
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JOE PRINTING

q PRINTING
OF all kind can be neatly executed at cheapest
rates, and in the best style at the Banner Office.
If any one wants work done, such as Blanks GOT
any description, } Circulars, Cards. Hand Bills,
Horse Bills, &c, they can be accommodated al this
Office whenever they call.
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$40 Acres,

Ervcrnm soil, situated on tmrc nycr. adjoining and above tie 'Gt vH OF
6r miles from the town Of Wit1. on the Mississippi, and ~ miles from Troy:
Cmrre is navigahle for stamb,a oats from 3ol 10 miles above this frm:a potcnof this Is
bottom prairie and IA good proportion rich tumh,rtd bottom. Tie t;iancr p gentle sh;-
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SALE 0E, ssEAl sr<gArE.

~OIlCE is hereby gwen. IT, she undcrsisn-
ed, heirs Of andrew Low. deceased, viii
lon the 2nd day Of March, A.. - iSi6, before
the Court House door, in the town OF Bowling
Green, in Pike County. No, proceed TO sci! to
.the highest bidder, on a crcGIt Of Twelve months
Che following described Real Estate, Ia Wit: The
west half Of the south east quarter Of S"ci'on II,
township ~, north of range 4 west. containing
Eighty acres, more or less, living and situated in
the County Of Pike. on The waters If imdiun creek
aJout ten miles vest Of Rowirag-GrcCn. There
is situated on said land a good dwelling house
and kitchen, and stable, and ether comfortable on,
houses. together with about thirty acres under d
good fence, and in a high state of cultivation.
The purchaser will be required to give bond
with approved security for the purchase money.
The title to said land will be secured to the pur-
chaser by a good and sufficient warranty deed,
when sold.
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600 Ai,jc.:S.

Soil Of superior quality. situated north. and adjoining the above
tract, and excellent spring of water; asst its SUP crior qualities OF soil. rock,
ter, and its beautiful site and location fer a farm, all combined. Challenge
sipri Valley to equal this.
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ia. CLOTHING. CLOTIlING!! Ia

-
ANARMERS AND CITIZENS. when YOU
visit st. Louis. call on JOH.NT. .hIPTL,.
at his old stand, III Main street. who ha, thi,
day commenced receiving his Spring Stock. anC
will continue TO receive, daily, throughout III,
season. My stock. when received. will be one
OF the largest and best assorted stocks in SAINT
Louis. 1t must be apparent to every one that
sell Clothing at lower prices than any other house.
from the heavy stock and the amount of business
| do. =" John L. Martin has but one Store
Beware OF those who tell you this is Martins.
for there are those that dol Look well for the
Zig Stone Sign. with Martin on il. across the
pavement, a large number Ia on top of the
house. ! ask only a call, con, inced that Won Will
be satisfied that my prices. for the quality and
make, are unusually cheap.
Country merchants supplied on the most rea<
enable terms. Persons wanting clothing. would
10 well TO call and examine IN, stock. as | pledge
myselfto sell lower than amy other house posi-
bly, cali.
1t is no trouble to show goods al Ia.
Jan. "a, 1916.
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Z0I clc<.

Soil Of the best quality. All high dry rich bottom. we'll tmb, red
Cairrc, opposite the oil tovnu Of Monroe small Improvement i well Of goo
pie orchard &c.
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500 As'i,2,.<.
In the town rr WiGta.

Anhc ludsia Missouri above dnsrbcd. are anUn. the frs I.cuu< made j.,
country. consequently the colin OF excellent quality; choice and beautiful Locations
titles EdEp1IhH. | wills sell whui,o or Subdtidc the tracts to suit uurcIaScr:
the 'rnsGf sale made easy; for cash l Will scipW,r than lands ofhe same 1rsH:,cv .
were ofcrcdin this any ocr State
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Large Sale of Valuable
2 = 70 . =

$50 acres, valuable farm soiIcxceIIent, and beau
tiftaIy situated one mile east Of Troy, the county
seat Of Lincoln County NO, we'll improved, a COM
moeiio,.s fra me dwelling house, consisting of 4
rooms handsomely furnished with cupboa rds,
presses, war,Iroies &c, &c, Piazza on the back
the whole length Of the house, porticO in front;
hewed log kitchen with ) rooms, Eathed and Plas-
tered; 1 heveeI log tobacco barn; temporary stables,
corn cribs, smoke house, &c, 100 acres in culti-
walton, 200 selected fruit trees Of yariouS kinds;
this ia I'm is incycry way desirable.
100 acres first rate soil, beautiful situation Il mile. east Of Try,a apple orchard, never
failing water 50 acrcs enclosed, buildings but ordinary
IL acres most excaHcntsoh, cast In adjoining Troy. well enclosed, on it there is a
good frame dwelling housc, i rooms nicely furnIed; kitchen, smoke -house, and other
Icrsof good land, ? miles s. V.of Troy bsn Troy, 4 good dwelling OIL each, with
Iotb buildings, &c, also , lots, on onc here is Ergc ccnyorents store, now ocouP eddy
Block s Cak"; on the ohcr here Ga large unfinished brick building; 4oter
Ios with indifferent 3IIdn~:aho 10 utlls amin proved.
80 Acres,
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Wanted Al this Office.
Two intelligent, active boys, between II and
10 years Of age, as apprentices. Apply immedi.
ately.
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BLANKS

II" Can h. neatly "\ecnci ~ ,his Ofice. ~
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In tie Fike tneal Courf. SIicndT hrn', 1915
BcnJ.Inin ?. Clifford,
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$50 Ngnc;s%,

Situated on The bank Of thc Mississippi, Lincoln comfy. Missouri. in
3 t. surrounding the town of Niha on 3 sides; ATTACKED to the premises is a
house, comnrdious tavern uW occupied BY {. l." Iurbu.L 4 cony rmcnt store
house, now occupied by Ms-,rs. Cake & Block; stabhcs and out houses. % acre
ivaton.
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F4. )
F.y ss:E X,
$50 Acres

BsauGfl farm, situated in / l9n. y c3I-2mAts from TIE tow Of ri
ota.N Formerly Banry's ioulng) the principal shipping poHj for Lincoln COUNT, tn
IS the well known bluff farm formerly owHeianI occupied Ly Samuel Hanev, leo acre
IN CIVILIZATIONS IA hewcd hgtwo story dwelling house. 4 rec ms, kHci q, stables &C. AZ
Die orcharh. two nc,crf failing spring. of water, we'll calculated for lny aId and dnu
iev, the soil. timber, &c. rock cana2tw well tc beat, porter Of prrr fa such fam
and it's inferior to none.
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From The National htsuigtner.
TIE MEXICAN WAR. AGAIN

The Washington correspondent of the Jn,,. of fon
mere, IN his Letter written on SATURDAY. las, 0,oo
which an extract IL sub,ioed J th,ovs nm .o,,,l, ,
light upon the designs u the AJminisis lion in ,L vas,
pepaa which II has made. mud IS making aynw.
eddy Tor The purpose Of oyerrunninp Mexico Accn,J,no
10 this wuIer, ham we believe TO be- familiar win ,l
counsels Of The AJmins, fstion and neither nnr,IIv
nor personally unifendy 10 those who compose H. bnt
fahcI IN the confidence of It's memb.rs the dsoemb,
mrn of the Mexican empire Is not the object, u, nj
the sole Object. Of The proeced INVASION The free en-,
1es Of The United States who have volunteered IA n.r
ofm military service, AS they have been led To snppose
II deiencc Of the rights Of the United States, are 10 be
marched into Mexico, with our small Regular Amy.
mounting IN apvt,yne number IN sona ,ni,,y -, 90,
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but Also one ID remark TIA, The slane. Of an Y an
,ess aud tie late Mf~. NJ A. Common shnuld be ca n.y.
o' surprise donpt undersland The hdy,s nfeten.ns
' 'ia', u h"' sufer'G, 10 huse pi The late Generas
-, :" plS'hh' appearance and acron, pishnents she
IS his EQUAL 10 poin 81 fsnlly she IL ms sope,,,r (i
,a"s hels one of The oldest and dstny aished Of
he lacy and her friends have every reason To believe
" " "ss wiz made aud The legitimacy f her name,
fhrre being WI. and the hope that IT would come FOR
""fd ana It's contents deveope all their relations npeh
~ WIN severe Illness, has been The cause Of much d.,
Law. ~ " '' Ut
The widow did moi las hive every ,o,soo =, l1 voS
say me marriage look place in 1882" When. WHERE
aho no" Tue marriage did take place will pc made
known by legal proceedings. Let me saw iLrooob The
'neo n OF your Sflnabe paper thai those who are dis
Posfo 10 nJnie most amable lady at Ibis afIl cited
ine better mol expess Their private opinpns Too public
~. jfod soft, que maiy psase. y,ut friend and
r n
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.torrt0u fmtrlltnrnct.
.fRRif.L or TIE Gamma.
10 DAYS LATER FROM Europe.

/ Ga the evening of The z5b I,,c H., H.. -, /, :,
PASSED the corn TIL OIL is third fraJiuo w,tbu, !. A,
yIspn. "
! Al . ,,cLcl on H. - ,
House Of Communs lel Sir II Pei and the
IN n mipout, of "a an, III. i,-, -, !. s''""'"'
Ga saturday, SIR Ruben Peel prpceeJ,d Il, the ,.,. -,
NIgla t,r In. 81, 70 we 's'e ~
+ leagues designations, 10 The q zen And -, Nd :,
! nobi IA, M al. !, l.,,, t.4 ~ VIZ """"ay
| 70 signing, Ia the House of Comtn,,s "
SIR X ben Peel N ms speech uI,sn ,.s;,,i,, =. D.
nlef devoted an hour 10 the subject Of The Orpnn and
Ne Aican au.s,us NH ,.l.,a..a =, -. - ~"
aud congratulated country ,sai all .u,es If ,lc
y with that great nation were settled So far "a ,l,,
SIDE of The Atlantic was Concerned all eyes a,e ma.
turned 10 The American Conp fe,s ON The snb,c, a. nm,
lafh.
The new council consists as G,lIows.
Marquis al Iandsdowne Puyy seal
Ftfl ii Mar, Home Department
81 Geo. Cray, Foreign Department,
Nlsc'uh falmeTsiun, Colonial Secondary
Eul Gay, Treasurer.
ls"fd John Russell, Exeheqner
Mr., Charles ~ Mood Board AT T,,Je
tah ii Clarendon, Chez SECRETARY for LELAND
Mr.. Iahoachetr Secnlar, ri War
Hon. +. o. Is Mute, Attorney t,ene,,l
land
Duke Of Welding on Commander in Chief
~ re H'a'h '"o'het remains without change.
he London Times regntds' the new ministry favor.
aoy' s'f Robert Ped views II without jealousy. and
WI" i!fhalN eye Inc general impress SION 49, tina,
Wv w" Premier "ih hasily wiui up the business of
" s's'po' ana dissolve Panamen; IN the course Of the
"' n,nh'
a. '"I'i'o ehahge ~ The sugar duties has had
an lnJuilpns fleet
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WAsnlNGroN, July IL, 1916
SENATE

Mr.. ID. II. Lewis resolution that The hon- of meet
Ing Of the Senate should be 10 A. NJ came M
Mt Haywood moved amend So as 10 except Satur-
day., 10 leave one day for cumlnces which amendment
adopted.
Mr.. Archer thought they should extend the sessi,u
In the evening, and not alter the hour IN tho motnog
Mr.. Sewer said that he had voted last npbt aua,ns,
the adjournment TO avoid meeting earlier in The ,norn,ny
but the Senator from Virginia aud his friends had nsls,
ted upon the early adjournment.
Mr.. Archer, Mr.. johnson, L., Mr. Mofehead. Mr.
Mangam. and J. M Clayton opposed, and Mr. Calhoun
and Nir Sevor supported the resoluton, which was
dop'eJ: q yeas. "a mes.
On motion Of Mr.. d. H. Lewis the Treasury Nate Bill
was taken up. aud
Mr. Evans proceeded to make Speech declaring him,
sell IN avof of the BILL bnl ot-cug that IL ought 10
have been brought in earlier He sso examined the state
neht Of The Secretary Of the frSasury published ia the
Union d this morning, alleging that ali the calculations
ann statements were iaIacUus and erroneous lie ais
maintained that the Treasury was u better condl,ion
tLah Mr.. Walkers statement showed
Mr Beaton objected 10 the provision for the issue Of
treasury Notes and made remarks opposition !,
the principle Of borrowiog money any orm Tor the mex
generation TO pay. lie would ''pay as he goes"
ne bill was then passed over until to-morrow.
MI Cameron made personal explanation.
y ne IaEb bill was thea taken up and
Mr. DAVIS proceeded nth his speech from yesterds,
IN oPpsIoa 10 the bill concluding his remarks ahou,
O'Clock,
For some time 10 continue the debate ant
the question was about To be put the and nays ben.
called for when,
Dir. X. johnson took the A,of and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-23
RANDOLPH'S NEGROES

Ihe people in Mercer comfy have (orcibly prn-
vented The Randolph Negroes from taking possession of
me lands provided for them in thai county Our latest
advice s that the Negroes are eucsmped in the woods
near Lockpon on the Canal
since The above was IN type, understand that the
Negroes have returned To Plqua Judge Leigh, has
gone up 10 give security that they shat; moi become
chage upon the township That DONE further rpposi.
'''" W ''ef setting IN Their land Is bot expected
Cincinnati Gazette.
We can scarcely suppose thai Judge Ieph will civ
security against The pauperism OF fur hundred negroes
many u whom must be expected TO exhibit the usna
hPfoVdehce and ideneos OF their race, We apprehend
therefore, that he Will have very great difficulty in es
aoshIng them on The lands which he has purchased
IL Is mol 10 be wondeed al that the citizens of Mercer
shond oppose The introduction Of these negroes; for
believe experience has fully proved that greater bur
'e" eau oe mn cled on any people than the necessity Of
supporting large Tree negro population. But tins oppo
s'ion is certainly Inconsistent with that tender solicude
Tor me weale oi The blacks, which Northern people are
50 '"hd OF expressing Put the question fl ty to the
c"Ahs OF Mercer, whether they would prefer these
g"es To remain slaves IN Virginia or To come amongst
'efh' ana ia inlo penory, distress and wee; and we
warrant, they would decide against manumisslon And
vl when slavery is al dsiaace many in the Tree
States, besides anatca Aboonsls are prone TO protest
against lis enoTmliy and 10 stir up The public mind for
procuring lis eXtinction2 DO they not see that evils OF
terrible magnitude would be forever entacd upon The
people ol the Southern States by The they wish
US to adopt. Do they moi know, from their expert
ence that remedess injuries would be inf ced upon the
negroes themselves?
The course of the Ohio people towards these 400 e.
manc'paled slaves is striking proof If the wisdom of
remark made, lew years since, by The Hon. Mr.. Vim
TON IN the House of Representatives, He told the
southern members, that II The time should ever arrive
when they should wish 10 abolish slavery. the North
would Try topreyeni it; because of the supend1us bur
nehs me North would have 10 assume, in supporting hr
h"fd"s OF free negroes that would then pour from the
south The case "i Raudolph's negroes, we believe is
a Just example of what might then be expected, and We
nope It Will serve To make intelligent people in the free
States adopt pnabc practical views ON tbs I'M.
poflant aud perpexng SUBJECT. H. 1imls