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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

The Union Of SATURDAY night contains the first tie
graphic d'sParh winch was sfut if5m Rchmlnl 10
Washington, rs folla@s.
IGLEGRtPinc, Riehnond. h. ) m.
The vine reached the Rchnoud telegraph oiice AT ;
O'Clock 81 minutes, and ehm md has Just shaken hands
With Na-hlHgion ALFRED VAIL.
The iGuiftr. Of yesietd.y says
lhnu-h he pejlen,ss 81 Mr. Vail The courteous and
Intelligent sapfraen itn in Ibis CITY va ltlle before
2P NJ, sent a message to the Editor he Washington
MN ana tn IN aH9ults received a despatch with lie
neiat1a'lous II lse Ht1n 81 the Enquirer he
le si11 Of the Tsesrp h to II rbn7ai' IN the same
despaieh We feeei ell VOID from a iiead liathe Would
nj be back til luessiay. Anweli' .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
MINISTERIAL CORRUPTION.
Foreign correspondence ofhe Boston Ala.

PANS. ,luly lst tSt7
NJ DE- Gmardn mol only repeated lnn theirI.une ofth
hamber Of Deputies The charges Of Minis cria corrule
lion which he bad made IN The columns Il his news
per- La Ptc5r, bot Ppofted each with such statements
rs left no doubt Of hfir correctness /. the minds Of hrs
fellow members aHd lie crowded audience \ prcrane
had been Promised 10 his father. Lieut.. General de ca
at5n, by W. Guiz I, in case la fre,se embraced the
cagse nj the lu0.t00 francs had been PAID
hto the Golfers OF IEpogie, government PAPER, far the
cense Of new Opera House., Uuo francs per months
had been paid to la Gtobc. another ministerial organ
the associated owners Of post horses had been promised
Tor l,20U,OOO francs, the passage OF bill granting
them all ir osss sustained by the construction of rail
roadsand crosses of the Legion Of ,epor had been bar
tered I value received NJ Guizot underworld 10 usii
fy himself by reading letter from " de Giuriln. ia
which he declared that he had ceased to write against
the government, tn cYGer that his fasrmigh obtain Tie
peerage; but although this brought opprohum apon til,
aceuse it did relieve the Ministry ina tie char1es
and The members Of he Royal Household who held
seats in the Chanber joined in the vote aequng Nj i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

Several mysterious paragraphs have appeared in some
ri the m'Ini1g papers, relative to dedication which
has been discovered lnone If the city banks, OF
winch have Teen very in their statement Of facts
The truth of the matter is as follows as we learn from
the Commcfc al Advertiser: On Friday last the officers
lhe Leather Manufacturers Bank ascertaned that the
porter 10 whom entrusted the custody OF their vault
had been unlaihfdl To his trust An investigation was
made and it was found that 500 OF the funds of the
bank had been distracted
The bonds Of the offender are for 5000 and the sure
lies are perfectly goo for the amount. In addrjos, he
has transferred a business. in which he was engaged
Ia the bank-ThS, he thinks. will be sufficient secure
the bank from loss but II remains To be seen whelh
such will he the In any event however, the bank
cannot be very heavy loser by the transaction ~ l.
FJpress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

.Nod0p LuriaY IN Pniy.-A corresp# adeut Of lie
london Iiues. makos curious communications N
the luxury and expensive habits which at PRESENT PR
yafl in Paris liesays:
thus is truly the are of luxury in par's In furai
l. play and private eNnvec nee, (orfnnfs arc daiiV
sssepi away. NJ yoanl old man can pretend to &C
letritY without very hio hat. cigar cteiuaiy in his
mauth an apartment crowded to embafrass mrnt. wth
awkward nconvfue#t, ugly. auciept imi aion fur.
niure. procured at marvellous low prices; English hor
sas SIXTEEN hands high-carrlag touching The ground
Ia groom If The smallest pSslhe dime soals--a repu-
taiian ar gnlaHuy. which consists in helm admitted to
the smoking, champagne drinking and gaming soirees Of
The shortest and planrst, and least dstngUe women
in Europe
The records Of the tribunals hive recently disclosed
Of the secrets Of The private soirees OF the Lionnes
and Al auction sale which took place last week. Ct
80 sterling the price OF the chimney and other
china ornaments Of lady, little eatresi The sale
MAS OF the effects Of Young person y years Of age,
Who died sher time sinee aud which occupied four
dNs Her sister, the wil- Of poor aver, dnnaudad
the property sole hercss There were as many bijour
IN gid and enamented with precious stones would
sci up inweer handsomely in the trade. AMI more than
half hundred weight OF plate aud silver gilt. The
rooms were inn ASA lie from the accumulation Of furni
tnre. III buh marguetere. and inaid Wn.d. The
Competing inch thick The chaaceHiere in which
The placed her feet when in her carriage to pro-
ee then from the cold. was lined with real ernne-
In her wardrobe forty gowns found. Laces, laced
and embroidered dr. sses. silks sans yeyes. rs, all
Il the cosest kind, aud all IN exquisite taste"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
THE. HEART.

In siaglc hour the heart beats Gee lines dis,hary-
Is goo ounces Of blood which passes though the body
p times In "a hours the blood in the body circuates
through the heart coo times Suppose it tray Is an
average distance from the heart of twenty inches each
time. It would, IN the natural life of man. go years }
have travtledspwards ofeight Thousand FIVE hundred
miles. o. more than the diameter of the Garth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
FINERiL 0BsEQUIES or THE BURMESE
PRIESTHOOD
From the Journal Of Major Percy Neville.

WHEN fhaofgee. priest, dies, he is enbaimed
stsi - much isken in doing Than if he
We're acrgvned head; he is pat in case sod placed OF
sslletdd spIccphagus. whore ne rfnairs Il + severn
r@ssfs, ~ the principal paggda Of the place there
e Mas"Hf over By selectd uumbrr Of tire prie thoud d
W Glass, without aiermssion, night aud day. until the
A1seky lTied arrives when The remains are 10 be cUnsul
~ u ases,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

Capt W. $ Henry, Of the Sd nisntry the writer 81
she nopularletters iraul ihs Amy IN Ire New lofA
Spirit u the Times under the signature OF &c dt
L. Il engaged in tie mpatiuu ct IN authentic and
thorough history Of the Ai,Acan war The wurk viii
probably extend To i've large tcafo ynlnnts apd vii
he illustrated with enlrarings from original designs -
The work viii undoubtedly be one OF great interest
the writer having been actor IN the of which
h has already given evidence Of bis ability 10 pourfay
With graphic pen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

In village Of Pieou peasants wife, after long III.
ness. fell into lethargv. She was thought dead and
being only wrapped ia linen. customary among
the poor carried to the place of nlernent. GA the
way ihItber. passing hrers the body got scratch
ed and bed prahisev which caused her 10 revive
Fourteen wears after taey took her second tlme he
buried, when the husband exclaimed For Heaven 5
sake aNe care Of the hrers -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

The Steamer Glcai Bri'aip.-A Dublin letter in The
New iorN Commercial Advertiser written tie Sd
instant, says:
took advantage Of recent trip 10 Ireland, to visit
the Great Britain steamship She locks as ,ceH out
Warly ever in hull The lower mass are all stand
ng, but on deck aud below she is the perfection of filth
and waste. There does not appear to have been the
slightest pains taken 10 preserve the properly and all
appears going to rack aud ru The papers viii inform
you What they are doii . to get her uh. think they
will succeed, bat certain am that had she been wrecked
near New York. they would have had hr Oh and the
dry dock within month afterwards. She lies now in
al at four feet Of sand. walked around her at low
water They have proPpel her up various times, by
moving stunes under her. about fur feet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
p.oLolle pi.eere,u q De H.Loruaf rarnler Rnel

Probable Dsconefy q he HStoiyg tornier hdce
The Lo'eer Safdasby (Ohio) Democrat states that.
hnl two miles rm that yillage, 90 land known as the
Kerr fac,' there Is ancient mound circular at the
baseabent 80 feet IN disneicf rising uNas 10 point
which is sermounted by oakeu stump prohably org
inally two feet IN diameter which almost totally dc
cayed from age. few days since. boys dug into
I'll mound; and nearly under the stump. at the depth
of three iee. skeleton found. inch derayed, but
foriio1s Of ina tar degree OF preservation. Neal
ie head wre fund i've sioue halrhets an arrow head
slime PIPE, apd-lar maze Singular LOT Of plates.
appiteaty isingass which are red with lines and
hereglspcs q different and beautiful eoufs. The cd
aud Workmanship betsken mure advanced aud cu-
srely different state Of the DIAN has ben hefetufoc
discovered IA the reaans OF Indian tribes Some Of the
plates were destroyed, but thefc fifteen preserved
They circular oroya in Shape aud aAunt seven inch
Is u ten N SIZE. pipe bowl beauf lly haised iram
stae also iould the bowl Of winch nearly ruund.
rises aa base. the bottom IT which arc the hguros
rii6l Measures have been taken under the superss-
lu uf solneiaelleent citizens farther 10 explore this
singular mound There is iHie dcnb! that these plates
ft1ti tic history sume fJmsr idce that has hihaLd
81 Hs cooiig, ana farther diso' viii be awaited
aiti inptience
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
MI RIDER

We learn that murder of mos afr eiius charac,tr
wa perperal On sunday m1ralug last in Ieurico
icoaaty. SD n fur miles below The city. The victim
was Mis-. Schouberger. wife ofJ ia ssnbnbsgr tbe
Individual who some so years was acquitted before
the Hastings Court of this city Tor kiilng nis Brother
law. Johu Massey, in Rockets.
The i'fy of Inquest Were, learn, uulnimous in the
decision that Mrs Sehonberger 10 her death by
sundry blows inflicted oa her person by John Schooner
ger. her husband. on Sunday morning. Sehonlerger
was promptly arrested aud hdged in lIenrco county
jail, to await his trd. II. TINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
THREE TINES COMMITTED FOR GEN
TAYLOR

The Louisville Democrat said, one day last week
I'VE re the edifor Of the journal To put up the
name al General Ia,ar the candidate for his presi
dency, in 1913 Or we dare him say that he j..
Of mol for him
To which the Louisville Journal thus replies;
"Noll, sir we are fer him. FOR HIM. FOR him y
And nov we daIe 5eu 10 say that you are, aIe not
Tor him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
DOMESTIC lATELLlGEacE.
OUR LAT. PERTURBATION TO TIE
AIAIJANS.

The Hon Ninsn c. nses, Of yireiuis. delivered
IN INC sih a last iuuih httre ~, H;slor cal Dctafi.
sseat sfia sseefs Il Aiewia & Il University Il
Nas1ea. i'ssnfse n the ''tscs AID Importance q,
History as1raHa " esnaanss affte sIeuuh and
An.4rran Revelations. We hayepsH.sd tits dauu4se
sA gfea, pleasure aud sip,s@ be -, rad 90 llsee
eftiTe Nife fsaers. but thai - length aaln1rs
ding pfsssnt least. Rs raa1lq cot con
1Fasi between the sanch and Auefiean Eev.luii ns
sif. Rvss hes seehffa rfos ouI cslair,nen 20 fhs
s her and cons rsaiixe fens hlca em.uty siin
gaIshed oar Revolutionary father and IN the close ri
fhe Dscmrse he has run aned With an rpncsl 10 the
1fs rrdeut the eenulfs, tssaus s. Iatued ate +.
applicable 70 the prseai times, and especially H. he
late prclsniatioa pu, forth bl the ord, Is 4 lie ENeo
afse 10 Al sieo. thai NC caunot deny eurselv,s tlr
pleasure u extracting Ii, beautiful rss.sge.- MAJ. hi
EXTRACT
we have thus surveyed in rapid review. the Two
gees political revolutions a Ike losl csanry me uno
We have seea constantly ohedcnt the vucc If hlsar
raj warning and ieslruruon. deali,g wisely and justly
with he past. giving M sadaen and violent shock t.
eAiSi'eg Interests aui ssatuiions: making rs advances
caueusly and gfafuaily, " rfe opinion prepared
40 receive ard snsiaa lhela. ard finally fnang an ats
relpos srign n efi, and rider 90 he ttusd and 81
ID bss u justice. uadaratbn. sud r,nI fn.to IL
9Th animated hy The ssn ad prfsse fans spdtof
ne@ philos ply sebsined hid sa1 Fsh1Y aptcualuus
ier lhe sgser iessas ii alsoty at esfelfec; WsRea
war upon he pasi viii heading ard aslae1piuatc Ia
Fr lese'led al opasng intensified rhoiacf kind, IN
lis dgsalailng cautse. and, aer iweuiY Use Ytns Il
seonTasivc s'Tnarss. marked iy lAaea and crime. el
back. weaied by successive anarchy AMI desasn int
tie afsns from wh.e il had traIed IL dest aQiiai.n5
seacs Of Ae aee iha hss passed Il Vss reserved fl he
youthful people ui America iusct Jh example e sohfiet
ard moderation. aud wisdom d Ter ,ldHf sisters d he
world The oSanfl sas rtlatflY. MT than tuluWct
I{ni II was nni A4l 40 nnsA'ud Ffaaee h. . Ii has
snce raped illc hnpilt ., il al cnnd reN lion con
Quoted with Ear niue 4 Temperance and hamaui, adan
to- 70 ne genus aud tiad'iu5 of he PIE. atd mann
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

The horse which Capt. George Lincoln rode. at the
battle OF Buena Vista, has arrived Boston in the brig
Catherine and Mary. from New Orleans II is to be
taken to Worchcs,er, where Capt Is father resides
and Is present to the family from the woman in zen
Iaylors camp, known as the Great Nescra.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

NAVAL Administrations. Tbom,s 1r,h,. h..
qeeh appointed to the command of the splendid trira,e
efandy"ine, l,ins al the Gospri Navy Yard. and
destined Tor ihd eoasi Of Brazil. 1"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

\ Washington letter to the New York Herald SAYS
thai Judge Mclean and ndne Bufneitae both in favor
OF Gen. 'iayIor 9I the tex pr, sidepey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

The National Isaan Fund Life Assurance Society has
recently paid lhe stun i 5000 the executor OF the
Rev Upton Beall, Noalk c:y. IN full dfthe pol c, Of
Insurance Effected ty him 81 his Lie IN March, 1916
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08
Administrative.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hcrri given 10 all creditors anu
y others Interested in the cslIte Of Daniel
Moss, deceased, that The undersigned has obtain
ed from the county court al Lincoln county. let
tiers of a'iraini>tr lion on the estate OF said deed.
hearing ,latc Sin Of Oct"hyr l. 50. All persons
having cl.in> "":n>t sud estate are hereby no.
titled 10 present the s'me, property authrnrica-
ted, within one year from the date Of said letters,
or they my BE- precluiei from ha, ing any bene-
fit Of said estate, ami if not presented within
years they will be forever barred.
MARTIN HAMMOCK,
Dec. 2lst., 1886. Administrator.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08

ing demand, DIR. Bragg further stateS llallt Is
his intention 10 extend and Increase his manuiac-
tor until he can furnish tic southern Tier . anG %ssI
States with an ample supply Of tbs celebrate"
Pill. Rr,,c
Sworn TO, and subscribed before me- dis Sth
day OF June, A.. ID. 1916. ''u Tnn;s
A!a,or OF tie city c. It. Louis
Fer Sale At TIC following places
.Camph,lI & Watts, B"wiing-Green'
+. s. d. Draper. Louisiana,
Saral, .Altm, Framhturd,
10, Il I. Luke, GAINESVILLE,
Siri""n, Iaynes HE,
* . lllu.r. Frnir'rviI'",
..r.4 y ".rrrll, Re- comfy,
.}.~,- l.-ni IL New London
Sc. a.. !r.n, #u,urr. lincoln county.
49, - N,,.., s., ) ~: ~.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08
Administrators Notice

1 LII persons are hereby n~tiicd that
n have obtained from the Jerk of tn
Pike County Court, letters of Admins
tration on the estate of JosephP. McCune,
bearing date the 2Sth day of No
vcmber 1916, All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make Immediate
payment to the undersigned; and all per-
SONS having claims against said estate are
requcstcdt to present them properly anthem
ticatcd within one year from and after the
date of said letters, or they may be prcclu-
dcd from having any benefit Of said estate.
and if not presented within three years
they will DC forever barred.
MARTHA McCUNE,
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08
Public Administrators
Notice.

RnTIcEis h"r"hy given to 81 persons ir'e-
rc>tc n ii., ii. Il. Thomas y. Pos III.
late of Lincoln .nunty, Missouri, deceased, that,
|. rs public administrator OF said COUNTY, did, on
thc SiL. day oi December lol"' take possession
ii sail estate, and that all persons Indicated 10
said estate are requested To make iInmcIiio
pay mcnl; md these la,irg claims ;.rr require f.
present tI, m for allowance. property anthcn'i.a,
frI, within rmc year from tie ,:atc OF SAID ~lr;tvr>.
r. they ,nlv be prcclu lri rom having any BAN
IL in "a; estate, and if not presented within
t!nrc Years, thcy will lie irn,rr larrci.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
p IL: i :n;uistr4ior.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08
Public Atisn!nisiratOr
Notice.

NOTICE is hrrc'y given 10 all persons int.
= ~rc>tc.! in the estate OF William Montgomr
Try, late of Lincoln county, Missouri, dccease
Iri.t, ], rs public administrator of said COUNTY
id on the &th day Of December 1916, take pos
session of said este. and Il at all pcrscIs III
'cbtcd To said Estate are requested 10 make i'm.
mcdiair pay :ncnt: an thu>r having cEa m. are re.
puired (" present them Tor allowance, Gulv aI.
fLcnticated. within one year rom the G..tr o:sai;
or they may he prccludri from any hcnr.
fit in said estate. and il not presented in three
years. they will he forever larrcA.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
Public Administrator.
Dec. Dist, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08
$3.50 CO

ADDITIoS-Two AND OxE.-A farmer
son, who ha been some time at tlr univrr-
sity, coming homo TO visit lis father and
mother, and being, one night, with the old
folks, at supper, on a couple of flows, he
arithmetic, he could prove these two fowls
to be three.
"Well, let us hear,' said the old man.
"Why this" said the scholar, sis one, &
this" continued he, "is two, two and one,
you know, make three"
"Since ye hae made it out sac wcll,' an
swered the old man, ':your mothcr shall lae
the first fowl, I'll haze the second, and the
third you may keep to yourself"
Friend Alternately of the "Paris Mer-
curry" tells the following good story, about
the way "the man who didn't take the pa
pers" was "susk-ed in, and likewise "fool-
ed"bya cattle buyer:-[IIannibal Gazette.
"GOOD ENOUGH FOR HIM.-A
wealthy farmer, living a little East of tIli>.
stalled a fine lot of beef cattle through til,
winter, in the spring a gentleman called up
on him to purchase them; the farmer
named his price, which was readily paid nv
the purchaser-and before the cattle we're
moved, a second purchaser came along.
who, in the presence of the farmer, paid
the first purchaser 300 for his bargain
This one hundred dollars the farmer could
have had, instead Of the firstpurchaser, had
he known the market price for beef;
but the misery farmer was too stingy to take
a newspaper, and consequently was ignor-
ant of the worth of his beeves-and the
first purchaser being a liberal minded man,
and having paid - for a newspaper for a
whole year, made 800 off of the miserly
farmer without putting himsclfto any troub-
BILE or expense. Let this be a warning to
all the stingy, misery limitations of human
beings, who have not the liberality to paw
the Printer Tor the necessary information.
u An honest tar being at a quakers
meeting, heard the friend that was holdIn
forth speak with great vehemence again<,
the ill consequence of giving the lie in con-
verSatlon; and therefore advised that, when
any man told a tale not consistent with
truth or probability, the nearer should only
CT "Twang!" which could not ~irritate pro-i
pie to passion like the lie. Afterwards he
dlgressed into the story Of the miracle Of
five thousand being fed with five loavrs of
bread, &C., he then told them that they were
not such loaveS as those used now-a-days,
but were as big as mountains; at which the
tar uttered, with a loud voice. wang"
'What," says the quaker, "dost thou think
| lie, friend" "No," says Jack, shut | am
thinking how big the ovens were that bak-
ed them" !
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08

,T"r r.. ~ DIE y. Loai>. The l,rc-
It ....i o~T.ass:: ~ bots, shoe.
in iu,s - =. T. ry,f ,:,Trj * So j.
II Pike, vt witch the iriIoniur is i.I' . Il,
n,rrlt Eim ;: Ncrs best I.ump sni slug.
:.on;s. mrr> !,>t Airrgorv". t,Ii:n Il'p Boots
'scr>thrch Bo",s. ~r,r,ir" in rric" alr@ q%ua!it.
sun the TINS. NJ" Il ~i@rgr.n >rtu.G% ~
oilmrIt Of l,.aic> and Mi>,c> Shoes. Bt.t',,
I'D G.trr>, ale. tie very h,>t gu lily, whi,l
We otter nm tnc h,:!Ol terms. Person las wir:iaa
" pur,"a>cwM fnl Il G!c tly 10 Tier avian.
=, &c TO raE and cxamine our stock before rur.
'lsswacrr.
NEWMAN s. MARLEY.
en-, Il th, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08
VARIETY Y.
IMPROVED BOOT-JACK.

The Knicke:bocker has the following
capital anecdote:-
An amazing pair OF feet appeared IN ttr
bar room of an ambitious village ian. i''t
one evening, the owner Of which inquired
anxiously for the boot-black. The bell RAM
~nervously, and in a moment a keen i anh''
illustrator of"Day s Martins best to.i-
ed into the room
"Bring me a Jack" exclaimed q man Of
"great understanding"
Tho waiter invoiuntarily Startcd forward,
but CHANGING to catch a gLimps Of ins boot.
he stopped short, and after ~""ot:.cE am
closer examination, said, with equal t"Ha.
and emphasiS-
81 say you ainta goin' t~oicavc Cha "''l'
in a hurry; you've got to good a tio.@ 60 u
the ground. Want a boot-jack ell? "'T
bless YOUR sole, there amt a boot JAZZ o.
airtb bio enough for them boots | ":i
b'Iieve that a iack-G$s could set 'rm On
sMv stars. mani" cried ou~ friends ot 4.
big feet, swhat shall | do? | can't gel ~,
boots off ~ithout a jack"
GDo! I'll tell you what should do, IT,
piled 'sBoots;'' elf they were mine, s1o'.'
walk back to the f3rk GfMc rodf, and "a.
'em OIL there. 1RQLW Will lelCH CHI . iSS'
II the following is a bill of TENS pre-
scented to the jury in a "breach Of Pr"mIs"
case recently tried in Sprinklesburn, viz:
Mr.. EL1PHALEr
To Miss JEHILAn -, Or.
To dancing three cotillions on first
acquaintance, $IoU
To value of 3 signs and l dream
that night, 22e u
To thinking of the color of his eyes
one day at church, ass Ot
To going to races, after refusing6
other beaux, o25 G,
To cutting three fine fellows to
please him, 90 o.
To making a watch-chain, 120 OF
To cost of materials for ditto, Z:
To five romps and two Hirtations, l44 OF
To tearing a gown and bursting
stocking in said romps, 73
To one kiss-stolen, 125 o
To allowing him to kiss nv cheek
ten times without flinching-- ITO q
To long walk by moonlight, in
Guiding sentiment lost, 20 o
To 80 bushes when he p41Ped lie
question:, 600 O
To my heart-alas! l9
Democratic banner., 1847-02-08
Public Administrators
Notice.

N-OTICE is hereby given TO all persons ;nte-
rested in the estate OF Dlricl Pearcc, late
1t Lircoln comfy Mo-. deceased, that. |, as pull
lie administration ot sid county, did, oil the oti'
lIy O. Dccestp,r lo46, take possession "E sn'
..>i.;,. IN tlat al persons iniclt,! 20 S'i! cst.i'
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