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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

i Wis Invaluable medicine was pre-
- ~ pared from an extensive prac,ic,
OF several wears in a bilious climate al
Is never snown to iall Ola cugh,sg Espe
and Agne, or any Of the dis. 81. ah ],
named. a ss.a
Those who are s9fr,i,, si, disease
OF this kind, as also those W h.lg.aye be-
come invalids from their eff.,c,s t,pon thu
constitution, will find the India Caala
gogue, 2 most intvalua BILE remedy Tor pu
rlfyingsthe blood land thoroughly clens
ing from The system the morbid effects
Of A BILIOUS climate, 4siaatfa 4s.
The wonde riul operation Of tn Cha,a-
gogue in eradicating bile from the human
system, can only expIsinits ext taofdina
ny agency in The speedy, 6ih arpug ian,
permanent cure Of Fever and Agua. and
the various g grades of Intermittent and re-.
mittent levers. az. sa. (,
From III Ross WILKINS, " S. District
10 Judge for The District %, M;chjgan,
r -. DETaorr oqioh; 90 49,.
Mr. Edwdrd Bnefaa "R
DEAR SIR:-N'ith rreM ulea.u. 4
state the fact ofthe cohlPFefes 4 I'D radical.
cure of the Fever and A que with which
my son William was attack ed. by the use
pursuant toidirecti'ns, OF DR.. Oseood:>
India Chalagouge, He had as severe an
attack as Leyer witnessed, and appre.
hended a long winter OF this disease.
which was some years ago the case
when resided at Tecnmseh. Bull was
providentially led to notice your adyer
tizement in relation to this medicine
determined TO try il, and the use of one
bo tie broke the disease, and I am conf.
dent has effected a RADICAL cure, as two
months have elapsed without return Of
it. and my sonis 10 the enjoyment ofro.
bust health, II san Invaluable medicine
and should be generally .known. L,
From Hon, SfERHEs v B.. TRowBRrper
- OF Michigan State Senate. sl
"a BIRMINGHAM Dec. IS, 1s4f.
Z Mr.. BinghamL You v ish me toinform
you what i know of DIR. Osgoud's India
and antibillious medicine.
do: believe that If the virtue and effica-
cy Of this medicine were generally
known, the Feuer and Ague would dis.
appear 10 Michig H. lgii
procured a, bottle in the spring of
l84l, and have good reasons to believe
hat rsyseT and family escaped the ogne
'ast spring in consequence of its use. ;,
Perhaps no summer since the settle
nent o' this fine peninsuIar has the Fe-
yer and Ague been SO prevalent as the |
ast.l have recommended this mfdicine
o numerous instances and when; n he
ilsease had become fixed .and baffied the
'kill OF ply 81, ia'is; and 4 hauea neper
sotcn ittdI. Il has Universally pro.
lucet the most happy effects, and be.
ieve i has never been exceeded, b. any
Medicine in removing the bilious diseases
u the climate. Yours, respectfully. |,
STEPHEN v. r. TRowBRrDes.
Price 81 so. Sold In Cincinnati. Obin.
wholesale and retail BY SANFORD & PAsx.
Ienerat agents Cor the west, at their
Western Depot for the sale Of vsluabis
family Medicines, north east corner Of
'ourth and Walnut street. - - = 4. II
For sale At the DRUG Store or - 4
49,. PRIEST'LEY, g. MOsBY.
- o o.. FeepxAs. YIets5nie.
". p. 1kfSukHiLIy MsmPhis
August rs, ie4e. 4e-4ml
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20
49,, FRESH GRoCE Ilss.e
C0RDTS g. MONTGOMERY Y,

HIVE Just received direct from New
Orleans, a large and well selected
stock Of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
and NJ scellaneous articles, which they
offer very low for Cash. Among which
Are-- H~s \ ste 94sits3 3s7mA ~
Rice, Cheese, Pickles, l.
Pepper " 19s Mustard,
Flour, Sugar, Wines, Spirits
aaA, Moldsses, and Liquors,
Coffee & Tea, Tobacco,
Candles, Starch, Cigars. &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps & Lead,
Iron, Steel, Nails q Glass,
Castings, s Trace Chains,
Collins Axes, Churns,
Spades and " q Buckets, &C.,
Shoyels, 'Crockery, Wood and
Hardware, etc. Tse5
NJ B.-The,H viii 81 az ap!4 SUD
piled through Ri snae8 Onions.
Potatoes, ~ fh ~ q Proyi-
sions NJ9A
ID rtmb-rsl2, 1916 f3 i8
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20

$50 q f~ff4'''eJsoi~f1f n.y. 3hNg lis sAo7O.
43sssrs Sanford q Park-Gents ~
Az this opportunity ,ofinfol ming you
stsa most remarkable cure performed
uponm me- ~ the use Of sDl Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry ass - sss q
In the year 1910 was taken With an
inflammation of the bowels which | labor
ed under for six weeks when Igradual-
LIZ recovered. In the fall OF 1881 / was
attacked with severe cold, which seat
ed itself upon my lungs; and for the
space Of three years I was confined to
my bed. Itried all kinds OF medicine,
and every variety Of medical aid With
out benefit; and thus | wearied along
until the winter Of 1914, when | heard
of 'Wistar's Balsdm Of Wild Cherry,
Ny friends persuaded me to give il a
trial, though ] had given up all hopes of
recovery and had prepared myself for
the change Of another world. Through
their solicitations was induced TO make
use Of the Genuine Wsster,s Balsam of
Wild Cherry, The effect W truly as
tonishing. Alter fine gears Of affection
pain and suffering; and after having,
spent four or fue hundr ID dollars to no
plrpose, and the best and most respect
able physicians had proved unayaiiiag,
was soon restored to entire health by
the blessing Of G,,d and thesuse Of DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
3 l am now enjoying good health, and
such is my altered appearance that am
no longer known when l. meet nv for
mer acquaintances. Gsay 6 ,ehnR.d 81
! have gained rapidly in weight, and
my feshis firm and solid, can now eat
as much as any. person, and my food
seems TO agree with me. have eaten
more during the last six months than I
had eaten five years before.
Considering my case almost d miracle,
deem IL necessary for the good Of the
'ffiicied, and the duty owe to the pro-
priators and my fellow men fwho should
know where relief msy BE- had} to make
his statement public. Z sls sfasss Z :.
& MAY the blessings o. God resi- Z upon
The proprietors Of 80 valuable a medicine
- wisiar's Balsam Of wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, W. a. RAKER.
Sanford + Park, general agents for
he west. corner OF Fourth and Walnut
,t:eeis, Cincinnati.
For ssleai The DRUG storeof
80 - PRlESTLEY a. MoSBY.
-.ree ssrssH Iaa - Casfon. a
o, p, wooDnAH, Fieksb~e
.TStvrnscyf BIT ANHKHIIL, Memphis.
March %, 1916. assn
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-20
pLANK DOORS lAlNp ssr ..T.i 4, e. aY

BLANK DOORS aND n y ny,
HUST received a8h 'Nr RI q
~ supply 2 l7 8aif|H '.'h
Bl nix B oks, vall',uossg !, AZ 3i HECK. NJ,
Cap Paper, sa, - a. .ii'gqssssi8
Letter Paper, a variety,a e ,a'sat
Quilts and Steel Pens, ',sl ~ = (
Bla, X, Blue and Red Ink, N M ",
Black Sand and Sand Boxes. ro.s
H! !.ia eaa PR EST LEY q, MOSBY.ii
June 6, 1916. .saiFsd Yaa So
yghA SCHOOL ROCKS.
INT UST received, in addition to our for
" mer stock, good supply of the
most popular English, Latin and Greek
School Books, &c, &c Parents, Teach
ers and others are invited to examine
the stock and prices a.'hgf I" ag#
sal #a.f@ PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
june 6, 1846. " fgs So
.a.s, N FRENCH BRANDY.
A SUPERIOR article for invalids-
""i'o"'ou pure IuSt received ana
for sale by 81 il
3 PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
June 3, 1916. 80 Is 49,
WINDOW GLASS.
lust received,
" Boxes by 10, aas@
10 do 10 by 12,
a Y do 12 ~ ia 1h1
H8f do ~ by 10, s'lf
a2 do IA by 20. MIA
= good article for sale cheap BY Y
PhlESTLEY & MOSBY,
June 90, 1846 NJ
GLASS JARS.
WE have a few glass jars for Pre-
serves, Jellies, Pickles, &C., &C.,
which will be sold cheap. ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-02

WANTED, BY a Laa5 a strong active
loiSa GWL, who can scrub. clean CRATES.
md keep all kitchen articles thoroughly clean.
'oo1 temper, early using ana respectable
Z areemuee viii be required. A. a comfort
ias viii Pc secuted. wagas not 10 ex-
ee.t - g wear. Apply, &.
i e'ate - sad iuu s.satloa Of tie unfea-
seaaa5eAr-, oi human wishes. Here j. ID
aas la4uHla d teas- aAl 10 se4ah au4 eisa
fales ana MAINTAIN respectable appear
s' ~. -.tee l5aa4s set 11la.a. II SIZE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-02

Ths correspondent OF Tie Charleston Eve
ming News. in al recount of recent dinner
given hy tae grand Nizier, to the Am5fjcaa
Minister al CuaslautlnopIe, mentions tie FOL.
lowing Incident
The American Minister toasted the Sultan
in a very handsome manner through the drag
om5n ai legation. MIR. Brown.Wiesc know
ledge t tHe Turkish tongues ,ail to be Ycts
thorough. lH@ toast was received with TIRE.
menIa1s enthusiasm. that j. losly. with pro-
ioani silence Tor what We would eAptts,
N5taa htA uip huzza. the rnrb, d1 5y keep.
nag >,.sat - opposite to u> are obey ia al.
lAel4 customs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-02

q RtsNlN Nj Or HE HASI.-lAs an
cleut bultipe Which has Just beeu removed
trant tin slEe- n ARCH street. above Sixth. al
JoIg.ug the tIeatre To the eastward, was a
iHaH1lle III oi iAe greatness o. The past. and
i0tul17-l q i ululaceuce oil the otd.a Ilua
"Att elf tstCattwas cirenrscrlaet Ian its
limits aad bat IN vltlage a comparison 10
It, tss.Ht tNfsat and mtg1ttiHeHce. llats
ate d iaN nov ANInE Who AucW that old Iouse
lHie punitive tHP1Tidttte, aHH Whose Fat4i
lection ai dlEs ttut uetr come d1ifI leii
ii Ft1a in Wille>siagII lis demolition IN is r4t-
H3Is a5l date. oiJer having stood the bils,s 5t
winter daat escaped the lightulng~ al summer
ier He4I tHfre tuutths OF a century The NauHa=
ial raal,I0II b%esurprisei, perhaps. ou bal8z.
teti taat tic old Jau>esNe are sptahlngoi wa,
~ one tWe the ~ pins ultra OF hotels lu Phil
alaIHlHi. and one oil the best establishments
ll tas { aiQn. 1t Mas here HAT The utaler-
Oft t4H-Je>s aud these ai the legislature Wen.
sIH lodg'd and rrealrd WITH the choicest
Nt7at. The market Produced, While attending
uauu t|4cllllle-1l I4ue> a4I m3le iaan once
a4l tta7. Washington 1s.lt=f.at t|akarite ola
pace I'll entertainment. 10 txrtaus, scuti-
HssH's Nta lIs iJsHis b. P1tfahe at t3a hos
F5taole iate ot "mIul host. In tdtYeaT 1881.
DC was occupied ~ d m44 uuueI Reed asa
b-ff hua~e st pupaidf resort. Hi 'FRONT.' otft
YVES tine 2suui The Leopard. During jhat,ear
IRE property Wis purchased by Nathaniel
brown Who made some important improve
urnis ant additions toit, and converted itiH-
e haicl. with d fue swinging sign in front.
wflca bore sae following verse
9Hl hound, afe good, and hefaes ton.
Tire back IS near ram down
Ittoi tle hounds and lei them blow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
AM USING.

Yesterdays Republican contains long eoho'
~;ol intended 10 refute a letter in the N. forR
Herald which appeared withuu, comment IN Inc
Republican OF "Wednesday. That Letter we yes
terday noticed. The Republican now says mat
tho le,,er which its own columns contained, ian
insul, 10 the character of the frank and indepen-
den, old hero. n(Gen. Taylor)-lhat ii is false, as
asserted BY the Herald's correspondeSt, that lay
Tor intends 10 cloak his political principles, and
that the will make appointments npon wing 'e'
CONNIE ndali"ns" The aforesaid letter contained
scarcely any hing else and, as its assertions IN
the two important particulars were uniounded
why. in the name OF wonder, did the Republican
nubIish The lc,terl
But that paper cannot deny, that The Herald's
correspondent, spoke upon The authority OF Wing
of N. Southwest, who stated that Gen. T. would
MAIZE no more Developments OF his principles
and that, when he was elected, ii was "ezpee'ed tina
he would have Wing cabinet, adopt "Atg mea
sures and make Wig appointments" The h's
poslion, moreover, is in accordance with the vle"
of the New York Courier, leading wing lay
,ro paper. The Republican says that Gen. l..
n.en,iment. are already we'll known" we VI
,.r,v dissep, from this position; for the evidence
(. so contradictory, that for our lives VIC cou
no, decide, whether the old hero agrees in opin
ion with the wbig, the Democratic, or with neithe
party. The latter we regard as most PFooaoie
We are glad, however, TO infer from The RePuoli
cans article flor nothing positive is stated tia
Gen. Taylor will come out with an avowal o
his principles. Some of his prominent organ
may desire 10 hold him back, but The old Gene
raj will speak out, and then both parties will know
bcs, IN not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

The imporlan; intelligence from Mexico, oil
which GU, duty 10 our readers, at this interesting
crisis, forces US 10 give copious extracts, leaves
us no room for remarks this morning. What
may be The result OF the extraordinary Stale OF
affairs in the Mexican capital, our readers can
Judge as we'll as ourselves, from perusal oil The
extracts which embrace all that We can see OF
an important bearing in the New Orleans pa
pers. Toe New Orleans Times is the only pa
per which refers 10 The positive rejection, by the
Mexican Congress- Of our offer Of negotiation
None OF the oher papers having alluded TO II,
we are encouraged TO hope that The information
may be incorrect. Al all events, we have no
doubt that Gen Scott is now in the city OF Next
co. What may be the issue Of mis- movements,
a few days vii! certainly unrayel. We shall be
a.tonshed at no conduct Of The Mexicans, how
ever Infatuated j, may be; but whatever they
may do, we have no lear for the triumphant pro-
eress of Gen. Scott and our brave army. We have
prac,ised towards Mexico generosity and Tor
bearance which we would mol extend 10 q more
poweriul nation. We have over and over again
rendered TO her The most liberal offers. IL she
madly rejects The olive branch The responslo'ii'
ties be on her own head. Peace we hope lor-
but not at the sacrifice of our national honor ano
rights. The conduct OF our Government ha'
hsen IN accordance with the laws of nations ane
The nract;ces OF the civilized world. II Mexico
plays the mule and rejects all over'ures SIT
alone mus, be responsible 10 the grand eounc'' o
nations, for continued rupture OF peace 'e'wee,
Two republics that ought 10 be cordially uniea
AGAINST the monafchies of the Old World.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

der the new Tariff, for the first seven months
and seventeen days, compared with the same Pc
Rod OF time preceding, under the Tariff OF lo42,
is 81 .337 ,597, exclusive Of about half million
OF dollars OF duties on warehoused goods. Al
The same rate If increase for the year, The total
increase OF revenue would exceed three millions
of dollars Last week, the duties received IN
New York and Philadelphia, says the Union,
were S672 0CO, against 1896. 600 for The same
week last year--being exactly double, under me
Tariff OF 1876, as compared with the Tariff Of
l8i2-Enquirer
Now il The farmers OF the country can afford TO
make an annual contribution, oil one or Two nun,
dred dollars, to the pampered manufacturer, and
il they are liberal enough TO do il, be II SO. But
lei them do il with their eyes wide open 10 The
truth.
In conclusion desire 10 address word or
Two 10 the voters OF The 81 Congressional DIS
lricr, especially.
The Democratic candidate for your sufffases,
Mr.. Meade, is. and always has been, The strenu'
Gus opponent Of this unequal, unjust, and orpfes-
sve system OF taxation. His competitor, Col.
Boiling, is lis firm advocate and ardent support
er. The two parties in the next Congress will DC
very nearly divided and vote may be OF much
consequence in adjusting this vital question. One
vote may turn The scale. One vote may fasen
upon The South again the odious and ,yrannica Ia
riff of 1912 Now you are opposed 10 that sys-
tenn, which stakes the earnings OF one branch oil
industry, and that loo the most depressed, and puts
them into The pockets OF the other the mos, flour
ishns OF ALL" then go to the Polls on the 5h day
OF August, and cast your votes for that candidate
who will fairly and faithfully represent your views.
NJ. OF DlNWlDDlE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
wuEN DOCTORS DISAGREE. &c

The Wing is filled with articles warmly urging
the necessity of a National Wing Convention.
The Republican, on The other hand, overtlows
With assaults upon the corup,ing machinery of
caucu,e,n conventions, and every species OF
pary organization. We predict thai Inc Wing
backed as il is by many Of the Whie Taylor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

Besides this discrimination against necessafes
The tariff OF ls42, admitted upwards Of aoouop,.
900 worth OF goods free of du.y' nese soSus
tu,ers and hence lbey are admitted duty free.
TO brinp The mailer home 10 the plainest un-
derslanding, we will here introduce statement,
showing what ~ we suppose 10 be the amount paid
annually by The farmer for The supper, OF The
manulac ,urcr and northern mechanics. We will
take The case of farmer whose receipts from pro-
duce sold are presumed to be $500 year.
Articles Amt. of E1pen- Duties
''''' ditures. paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

papers OF Virginia, will carry the day, ana 'ha'
no man will be regarded as the Wing candidate
or receive the votes otthe Wing party proper, "no
is no. presented TO the public with Inc endorse
menl OF the National Wing Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

Major VIM. A. Talbot of Lynchburg arrived
Yesterday with portion OF the Volunteer Com
pany he designs raising for the war. lie is i
gentleman of popular manners and fine military
Qualifications We wish success TO his laudable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

The U. S. steamer Washington, which left
southa mplop, England, on The 10Th instant is
now in her twelfth day oui, aud may be expected
in New York in day or Two, with six days later
inielieenre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

II is gratifying 10 learn. by the last accounts
from Conslanlinople that BY The frank and man.
" conduct of our Minister resident, the Hon.
Dabney S. Carr, The United States are held in
marked and high estimation by the Ottoman Go.
vernmeps On recent occasion the Grand Wi.
z;er gave MIR. Carr masni6cen, entertainment,
by order Of The Sultan. The Minister'S unlirns
eyeTlons 10 secure the commerce and the citizens
If his country from vexalion or oppression have
been crowned with success. And mol less fortn-
nate have been his efforts 10 protec, the various re-
i;a;ons missions and their agents, and families,
from the oppression of the Turks, Greeks, and
arnenians. Indeed il would seem that every ap-
nIca,on Of our Minister TO The Count TO which he
Is accredited has been received with distinguished
consideration and favor. Such diplomatic agents
are alike honorable and valuable 10 our country.
They never compromise lis dignity, but on The
contrary maintain it BY their courtesy, republican
Bahimore Amriesr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

Methodist" our Essex correspondent Will
have seen, before this reaches him. statement
which makes the publication OF his article unne-
cecsary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

TROOPS FOR MEXlCO.-A detachment
of one hundred recruits sailed from New York
on Monday, for the Brazos, Mexico, in The ship
Elisha Denison. These troops were recruited by
Lieut.. r. A. Bouton, of the 10Th Regiment U. S.
Infantry. This makes the Regiment $50 strong.
They are ordered 10 report 10 General Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

A letter from Fortress Monroe states that co m
pany A Of the llih regimen. OF infantry, number
ing one hundred ard six non-commsloned ON.
GERS and pyiva,cs, would in all probability, sail
for Vera Cruz Yesterday. lis officers are Capt
WIN. B. Taliaferro; Isl Lieut.. Jas. E. Hamlelt'
2d Lieut.. George B. Fitzgerald, and ID Lieut.. Jo-
seph P. Thorn. Some Of these gentlemen we
have the pleasure to know well, and we have III u
confidence that they and their associates ana
"men al arms" will nobly sustain The honor ana
fame of The Old Dominion. Their imme,
diate destination is Vera Cruz, whence they VIII
at once push on 10 join their regiment IN Inc ''''
terror under Gen. Cadwalader.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

The U. S. frigate Potomac, Capt. Aulick, II
DAVIS from Vera Cruz, anchored in Hampton
Roads on Tuesday morning. On the ll,h inst,
off Tonugas Islands, signalled U. S. ffgale Ra-
T;Ian. from Tabasco bound 10 this port. The
following officers are attached 10 The Potamoc:
Captain John II. Aulic; Lieuienanis Ihomp-
son, Mead, North, FIaieys HaIreil; r !1,se
Marine Officer Garland; Passed Midshipmen
Hopkins, Cuyler; Mdshipmen Jones, McLane,
Hunter, Smith.
Passeneers-Caplain BrevooT,, of the Marine
Corps and Assistant Surgeon Minor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

-
FROM TAMPlCo.
The town and troops are seIy n'' ),
far mol a single case OF yellow ie.g. r
red-I speak auIhori'a'ivelym,lso' -, d
cur. Capt. Richards, Of the i2h oe,
DAYS since. He was a strange
strange hands. ,-,oe
Col. Gates has added three CEN, ,.isi
Ilth Infantry, temporarily, 70 ne g. -
Urea is within striking clslahii' , j
men, aud with guerrilla parties. r.
he could muster FIVE or six 'houss .;.o, $,
prehend no attack, unless The sa"G,.
very much weakened by sickness, bsr
has united with Urea. We a'e NOR
as you are in New Orleans; ny naroc,.
- The louisiana regim. mt has ,n' ul.]
~ rssrect /, is now 60 srons' !. 4
| hrar company-the neaiesi on ps''
IS I can judge, The best ff'lis"'
r.aprco, 81 r. r.
We have had a grea. pa,aas, ne Ne
OF The glorious 4tn, and ! 'ai .1,,,-.
ION Nv We E made will have sa' ,,.,eis: 4
he Mexicans. The troops u ...s,; :;
! Strength ,han hey gave u s''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08
Trustee,s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue
Y of Deed Of Trust, to me executed by Henry
w. Kring, for the benefit Of Charles E. Owens
bearing date the 26th day of November, 1916
and recorded in the Recorders office of Howard
county, Mo-, Book w, page 44O and following, |
shall, on the LIST day of June next, before the Court
House door. in the town of Fayette, Toward
county, Mo-, proceed TO sell, for cash in hand all
the right Of said Henry w. Krng in and to the
following property, as described in said deed
to-wit: "The half Of lot one hundred and seven
teen, in the town Of Fayette, Howard county, Mo-,
the same being on.the southwest side of the pub.
lie square, in said town. Also, one negro girl by
the name Of NANCY, aged about thirteen years
one negro boy called GEORGE, about twelve years
of age.
Title believed TO be good, but will convey only
such as is vested in me BY said deed.
SAMUEL C. MAJOR, Trustee.
Fayette, May LIST, 1s47. s-5t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-08
ls47. Tuesday Packet, ls47.

ls47. Tuesday Packet, ls47.
For Portland, Jefferson City, Boonuille
and Glasgo,O, Missouri Riuer.
A&U The new and splendid double
H2.yE1[AYas engine steamer ROWENA,
VIZ. c. JEwErT, Master, will
run as regular weekly packet to Glasgow, COM
mencing on the opening of navigation, and will
leave St. Louis every Tuesday, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ,
and will be at Herman, Portland and jefferson City
every Wednesday; at Marion, Nashville Providence,
Rocheport, Boonville. and Glasgow every Thurs
day. Returning, the ROWENA will leave G lasgow
every Friday, at IL o'clock, NJ; will be at Arrow
Rock, Boonville, Rocheport, Providence Nash
vile, Marion, Claysvile, and Jefferson city, same
day; at mouth of Usage, Cote Sans Dessen, Smith
and Youngs Landings, Portland, Loutre Island,
Herman, Washington, South Point, Augusta, and
ST. Charles on Saturday, and arrive in St. Louis
early on Sunday morning.
The ROWENA is building expressly for the
Missouri river, and being Of light draught, pas
sengers and shippers may rely upon her remaining
in the trade both in high and low water, and
upon the regularity of her arrivals and departures.
Her officers confidently hope, by attention to their
business, to merit a share of the patronage 50
literally bestowed upon her favorite namesake.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
RANNEY d Co., 25 Front St.
February 9th, ls47.