Boon's Lick Times from Fayette, Missouri • Page 3

"THE LINN." Tlii boat brought the delegation from St. Louis: to tho Boonvillo Convention, passed up to Glasgow, took the delegation from there down, and remained until Friday evening. We had tho pleasure of a trip to Glasgow, on the "Linn," with Brgo delegation from that place malo and female as also the "Chariton County Del- egation," and several from Randolph. Af ter supper, we had a number of songs, and speeches from Gen. Wilson, of Randolph, and Messrs.

Shackelford and Aldridgc, of Olasgow. After the speeches, Mr. Jewett, who is always consulting the pleasure of paescngcrs, gave us a fine party, and such of tho company as felt disposcd( mused themselves several hours "on the light fantastic toe." The "Linn" is a favorilo boat with the travelling community, and particularly with the ladies, as any boat is bound to be, with such officers as Messrs. Kehnett and Jewett. MARRIED, On Wednesday evening, the tilth by the Rev.

Win. Duncan, SAMUEL J. DUNCAN, to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter of Gen. JoUn V. Price, til of this county.

When hands are joined, no more to part, And heart is met by throbbing heart, Bright be the Star that shines to guide, Their bark'of life on erery tide; Soft be the whisp'ring breeze that flings Around each sail its murmuring, And on through life's unclouded day Beam love's gay Lopes to light the way. Fayette. Oct. 18th, 1811. DIED, In this place, on Tuesday afternoon, the 15th HAZELET RIDDLESBARGER, in the 10th year of his age.

In Savanna, on the 10th Mrs. FANNY BAKER, consort of Dr. C. W. Baker, and daughter of Joseph Sears, of this county.

"Sweet is the scene when Christians die, When boly souls retire to rest: How mildly beams the closing eye I How gently heaves the expiring breast! So fades a summer cloud away; Se sicks the gale when storms are o'er; So gently thai the eye of day; So dies a wire along the shore." St. Louis, October 9. Tobacco Received by boats during the Week 156 hhds. a considerable pirt ol which was sent forward. The receipts as heretofore, are composed entirely of the lower grades, leaving the market quite bare of fine leaf, which is in demand and would command high prices.

The market exhibits no material change, the bidding has benn animated and prices steady during the week, though lor the lowest grade a very slight decline in the demand and price was apparent in the sales of yesterday and to-day. Sales at both warehouses amount to 105 hhds. and 4 boxes which we quot. At the Planters' warehouse, 2 hhds. Passed at $3 35 a 3 65; 8 at $2 50 a 2 75; 9 at 2 05 a 2 45.

5 hhds. Refused at $2 25 a 2 50; 7 at $2 a 3 15; 26 at $1 40 a I 95; 25 at $1 10 a 1 45; 2 at 75 a 85c. and 2 boxes at $2 05. At the State warehouse, 2 boxes Summer-ville cigar leaf at $7 30 per 100 lbs; 4 hhds Passed at 2 50 and 2 70; 7 at $2 05 a 2 45; 2 at $1 70 a 1 80; 8 hhds. lieused at 81 25 a 1 75.

Hemp The receipts amcunt to 3,142 bales during the week, a part of which went forward without changing hands. The market has undergone no change in rates or demand (excepting a slight decline in inferior lots) since our last date. Sales of the best lots have generally been at $70 per ton, though one lot ot 00 bales sold esterday at 71 50. Sales of inferior and ots in loose order range from $62 50 a 68 per toq. Water-rotted we quote at $95 a 100 per ton, but little in the market and in demand.

Flour Received during the week 3.8C2 bbls. Holders have been firm, and only a few small sales have been made on their terms, at $3 50 a 3 621 for country brands and nearly all the large lots received have been sent forward. Yesterday and to day a better feeling has prevailed in the market, and several buyers have come forward at 3 50 a 3 56. We quote country brands at 3 50 a 3 56; scratched at 83 25 and fine at $3. City Mills is held at $4.

Wheat The receipts have not much improved, amounting only to about 22,003 bushels during the week. We quote prime lots at 62 1-2 a 65c. fair and good at 55 a 60c. spring, inferior and mixed lots at 45 50c. Corn The small quantity brought by wagons, which is all that now comes in, is sold at 30 a Sic.

per bushel. Flaxseed has slightly advanced. Itjnow sells at 85 a 87 l-2c. per bushel. Bacon The receipts are very limited and in small lots.

Hums have improved, and we now qnote well cured at 6 a 7c. Sides are in fair demand at 4 1-2 a 41; shoulders are rather dull at 3 l-2c. per lb. Hides We quote dry flint at 8 l-2c; dry salted 7c. green and green salted 31 a 3 l-2c.

per lb. Freight The following rates are now charged to New Orleans by all good boats: Tobacco per hhd. 3 60; flour per bbl. 40c. hemp per ton $15 50 to lead per hundred lbs.

181c. pound freight 25c. stock from (5 to 6. Administrator's IVoticc. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has obtained from the Clerk of the County Court of Howard county, letters of administration on the estate of Teter H.

Pierce, bearing date the 21st day of August, 1644; all persons indebted to Mid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims gainst said estate are requested to present them, properly authenticated, within one year from the date of laid letters, or they may be precluded from having any benefit cf said estate, and if not presented within three years, they will be lorever debarred. i J0HN M- FIERCE, Adm'r. October 10th, 1914. 3 4t. STATE OF MISSOURI,) County of Howard.

County Court October Term, 1841. TVTOW at this dav annoarod in onen Court. ll John S. Dchart, Executor of the Estate of James Hall, and filed his petition, setting lurin inn inc personal estate oi said uec a is Insufficient to satisfy the debts owini? bv said estate. which petition was accompanied with a list of aents due to and by said which was verified hy the oath of said Executor, and he nrarinir that he may be permitted to sell the following real estate, viz: fhe w.

of the n. w. qr. of section 19, township 00, range 17, containing 89 39-100 acres. The.e.

w. qr. of the s. w. qr.of section IS, township 00, range 17, containing 43 91-100 acres.

The a. w. qr. of the n. w.

qr. of I i ') I I en forty acres. And it appearing to the Court that there is not sufficient Dersonal estate and assets in the hands of said Executor, to pay the debts of awl AanA it I. 1 1 1 1 I 1 ri iv uiureioru, vrucrvu uy inb uuun, that all persons interested in tho estate, be notified that unless the contrary be shown on or beforo the nrst aay ot tho December Term or this Court, an order will be made for the of the above real estate, or so much thereof, as will be sufficient to pay tho debts due by the said dee'd. And it is further ordered that bcodv of this order be sub- lished in some newspaper printed in this State, for six weeks successively, before the December Term of this Court.

A true eopy Test. JAMES H. SAUNDERS, Clerk. October 19th. 1944.

336 Fajctlc Female Seminary. MRS. TORODE takes this opportunity of expressing her gratitude to the public for their liberal patronage of her school the past session; and by continued effort" for the moral and intellectual improvement of tho young Indies committed to her care, hopes for a continuance of their favors. The second session will commence on Monday, the 4th November next, in the schoel house on College Hill. Vocal music is one of the exercises of the school C3-Mk.

Torode will form a French class if necessary. Fayette, Oct. 19th, 1811. 32 4t Administrator's Notice. TVTOT1CE is hereby eiven.

that I have adminis J.1 teredon the estate of Amos Ashcral't, late or Howard County, Missouri, beanntr date October 15tb, 1844. All persons indebted to said estate are requested te make immediate payment, and all 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 if not presented within three yoars, they will be forever barred. SAMUEL C.MAJOR. Public Administrator of Hovard County. Fayette.

October 19th, 32 4t Public Sale. NOTICE is hereby givon, that on the 25th day of October, 1844, at Joseph Cooper's bottom farm, I shall offer for sale all the personal property belonging to the estate of Amos Ash- craft, deceased, consisting of seventeen head of fine BLOODED HORSES: twenty-five bead of iA 1 1 L.2., (among them, five milch cows, with calves) also, a number of Sheep and Hogs, and all the household and kitchen furniture; and at the same time and place, will hire out four NEGROES, (to-wit) one man, woman and two boys, until the first day of January next. The Sale will take place between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and five in the afternoon of that day. Ihtoib. tor all sums of five dollars and upwards, a creditof twelve months will be given.

and for all sums under five dollars, cash in hand will be required. The purchaser in all cases will be required to give bond with approved security. SAMUEL. V. MAJUKt Public Administrator of Howard County.

October 15th, 1844. 32 It IVew Fall Goods! subscribers have just received from Phila delphia, and are now opening, an extensive- assortment of Fashionable styles of FALL AND W1NTLK, UHX UUUDS, consisting in part or Pilot and Beaver cloths of various shades, Wool dy'd black cloth and cassimere, Tweed and fancy cassimeres, new styles, Black, blue and steel mixed sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans, of every quality and colour, Plaid, striped and plain linseys, Alpacas and Alpaca Lustres, Merinos of various qualities and shades, to which we respectfully invite the attention of the Ladies. Black, lluo and fancy col'd Merritnac Trints, Gala Plaids, suitable for children's dresses, Also a large stock of Flannels, Domestics, Osnaburgs, Ticking, Sheeting, Apron and other checks, Green and blue blankets, for over coats, A large assortment of various qualities of bed blankets, also a general assortment of Fancy Goods, consisting of and gentlemen cravats, Picnic, silk, and kid gloves, Linen, linen cambric and silk Ildkfs. Bonnet, cap and ludeslring ribbons, Ladies and Misses worsted hoods, together with a large stock of carpenters and builders Hardware, Axes, Collins' and Hunt Ky. pattern, Hatchets.

Hammers, Shoemakers Tool', Butcher Knives, Butt, Table and Brass Hinges, wood screws, Rodgers' pen and pocket knives. Knives and Forks, Scissors and Shears, which with an extensive assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, makes the most complete stock of goods ever offered in this market, and which we will be happy to show our customers. and the public generally, at such prices as cannot tail to please the most fastidious. unit v. etco.

Fayette, October 19th, 1844. LEATHER. A large stock of Spanish and Domestic Sole Leather, just received and lor sale by J. D. PERRY Co.

Fayette, October 19th, 1844. CALF AND KIPsklNS. A general assort- ment just received and for sale by J. V. ri.KKY at Co.

Fayette, October HM.J844. AND CAPS. Just received and for sale low by J. D. PERRY Co.

Fayette, Oct. 19th, 1844. QUEENS WARE. Granite. China, and common ware, just opened and for sale by J.

V. 1'JiKK jr Co. Fayette, Oct. 19rh, 1344. A XKS Collins' and Hunt's axes fur sale bv iL J.

D. PERRY Si Co. Fayette, October 10th, 1844. ANDLES. Sperm and Tallow Candles fur sale by J.

D. PERRY Co. Fayette, October 19th, 1344. JJALT. A quantity of salt for soli at thestereof J.

LI. SL IO. Fayette, Octobor 19th, 1844. COTTON YARN, Candlewick and Batting for sale by J. D.

PERRY dj- Cc. Fayette, October 19tb, 1341. WEAVERS SLAEIS. A superior article for stle 1 iw by J. D.

PERRY Co. Fayette, October 19th, 1844. ELLIOTT'S celebrated Razors, for sale by JOEL rREWITT. Fayctts, august 21th, 1841. Administrator's) Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the ninth day of November next, there will be a public sale of property, at the late residence of Samuel Hardin, in Howard county. The property to be sold consists of HOUSES, CATTLE, XUKUP A IS it IIUUS. The sale to be on a credit of twtlve months. JOSEPH D. HARDIN.

Administrator of Susan Hardin, dee'd. October 19th, 1844. 32 3i. ATTISNTIO The subscribers desire the attention of purchasers to their stock of cw Fall and Winter fcood, JUST RECEIVED. CONFIDENT that those who have favored them with calls are satisfied of the advantages the cheap cash and barter store affords, they now re spectfully ask a continuation of favor, from old customers and invite new customers, who will find every inducement to favor this establishment; as the subscribers spare no pains to accommodate.

The stock now offered is so as to please tho most tasty, as the styles of goods are of the very latest fashions and prices uncommonly low. Please call and judge for yourselves. Muslin de Laine, Crape do. Cassimere. Chusan, Alpacas, Merinos, Verener Sorge, Valencia Vesting, a large assortment of' fancy, black, purple and blue prints, Red, yellow and white flannel.

Canton flanml, Red Padding and Canvass, Silk snd Tabby velvet, black sattin do. llmket shawls, Nett do Worsted Woolen Muslin de Laine Fancy cravats, Edging, Inserting, Footing, Black and white fi'd square Nett, Black cassimere hose, Worsted Lamb's wool children's Worsted bonnets and caps, A beautiful assortment of broad cloths, Demara and plain beaver Pilot cloth, flushing for over coats, Satinett and Kentucky Jeans, Black and fancy ribbed cassimere, Silk handkerchiefs, black cravats, Silk cravats, worsted Irish linen, Table and Towell Diaper, Lar lawn, brown ht Hand, Gimps for trimming ladies' dresses, Black and colr'd kid gl ves. Worsted, buckskin and cotton Woolen and worsted mitts, Worsted tabls linen, Imported yarn, Zephir worsted, batting, wadding. Black and colr'd cambrics, apron checks, Bleached and brown mouslin, Fur caps, seal skin Cloth worsted A good assortment of Tailors' trimmings, ford, Binding, Lasting buttons, Twist, with a great many other articles too tedious to name. BKE.VlJiK.uANN CCNO.

Boonville, October 12ih, 1844. A very extensive assortment of China, Glass and Queeiiswaro, just received and for sale very low at the store of a. C. P. S.

Every kind of produce taken in exchange at the best prices. B. C. ARRIVAL. BOOTS AM) SHOES.

Watson Yosti, AVE just received per Huntsville and Men- dota their splendid stock ot Men and Boys thick Boots, Kip do. Calf do. thick Brogans, Kip do. Gents fino sewed calf Boots, w. proof Boots, peg'd do.

4 welt do. Shoctees, Women's peged Straped Boots, laced do. Misses do. straped do. Youths Boots and Brogana, And sundry other descriptions comprising a very largs and superior stock, all of which will be sold very low for cash.

Boonville, October 12th, 1344. Prints! Prints! WATSON YOSTI, HAVE received, and are now receiving a very large stock of calicoes, comprising over 600 pieces, which they offer at wholesale or retail at remarkably liv prices. The attention of merchants from the country is particularly solicited. Uoonville, Uctober 12th, lts-U. Cloths and Cassimeres.

WATSON YOSTI have received a splendid assortment of Superb blue and black cloths, waived cloth, pltin beaver cloth, pilot do. Cassimeres, Also a beautiful article of fancy striped and plaid cassimeres, drab and mixed for salo very low. Boonville, October 12th, 1844. Illankets. SUPERIOR blue, green and intent 1H Mackinaw blankets for coats, Whitney end Macki naw bed blankets, also a good assortment of saddle blankets, just received by IVAiav.Viy austl- Boonville, October 12th, liil.

A AAA LBS. HOPE COTTON YARN, just received on consignment from the factory in Pittsburg, and will be sill by tho package at the St. Louis Current rale, with the addition of freight and Insurance from the latter jlace. Also the same article at retail, at the owest markPt price. iviiaL.vqr luaii.

Boonville, October 12th, 1344. AVantcd, TARD, Bacon, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Flax A kppiI. Hides and Beeswax, for which the high est market price will bo paid in Groceries or cash, at the store or j. inc.ML.iiAii. Glasgow, July 27th, 1944.

RODGERS' Superior Pen Knives, for sale by JOEL PRE WITT. Fayette, august 24th, 1844. Cassimeres and Fulled Cloths. A sj lendid assortment, just received by YOSTI. Boonville, September 28th.

1844. 11. T. Plant, FASIIIO.AllL12 TAILOR, Fayette, Mo. 07-Sliop Immediately over the Drug snd Book store of Dr.

Snelson. Fayette, Oct. 5th, 1844. Dissolution of Co-partnership. The Co-partnership heretofore existing between George W.

Smith and II. W. Smith, under the firm of Smith Brother, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 17th day of August, 1314. Persons having claims against the firm will present them for payment; those indebted will please call and settle. GEORGE W.

SMITH, H. W. SMITH. igow, October 5th, 1841. LEA1ENTAKY Spelling Books and JicUciic Primers, for sale by JOEL PRE WITT.

Fayette, august 21th, 13 11. List or Letters, REMAINING in the Post Office, at Fayette, wo the 1st day 01 uctober, l-ll. A Amick George Molloy John Anderson Benjamin Moore John Austin W. W. Marrion Thomas Aulverson Reuben Maguire John Atterbnrry Edwin K.

Mure Margarelt T.Miss Adams William North Davis B. Brown Benjamin C. Nye James M. Brooks Ira S. 2 Blyihe Samuel OppeoheimerN.

Miss Black William W. Owsley Eliza Mrs. Basey Richard T. 2 Owings James Ilynum S. Oppcnheimer Julius Brashear John C.

Bivans Charles Pitney Mafanul Bickley John S. Pickjlt James A. Bell Samuel Pulliam Sims Patton John M. Cntlin Virginia Miss Tolk Andrew CI irk Nicholas D. Collins H.

B. Runnaugh William F. Crawley Benj. F. Rawlins Owen 2 Chilton Stephen Capt.

Robinson Surah Mrs. Crews Rhoda Reed Samuel Craig Mary Miss Reynolds Robert Corn, lius Levi Roberts Elijah Rice Wi am Dyer Sarah Miss Rue John Douglas Edward Duncan John M. Stapleton W. II. Dennisnn Nancy Mrs.

Stevers Royydle H. 2 Davis Philis Mrs. Stai l-y Thus. 3 Snyder James Furnish Euphemia Miss Stnmplrv John T. It Stern John Y.

Ilarguess William Smarr Wil'iam ttunlon hmma G. Miss Smith John IIud-on I. O. Smith Jos. Harn'l'on Joseph Summers George M.

2 Hardy A. B. Saunders Thos. G. Hocker William Harris J.

B. Tooley John 2 Hutcheson James House Isaac S. Wood John Walker Johnson Jones Thos. H. Woods A.

C. Jones Anjjcline C. Miss Walker Mary H. Miss 2 Johnson Wasl ington Wilson Sarah Ann Miss tt. Winn John T.

Karr William 2 Wavland Jo-l King Welthrn oung YV lilinm Leach John W. Crook Ann M. Mrs. care Lee Reuben D. of Oscor R.

White. En. Lehlanc Joseph R. 4 W.YI. TAYLOR, P.

M. Fayette, October 5th, 1311. UO 3t. Heaver and Pilot Cloth. BLUE, tlue-llack and mixed just received by YOSTI.

Boonville. September 2th, 1844. DIAMOND and doiill-i wove beuvercljth. A superior articlg just received by WATSOX a YOSTI. BuonvilK September 23th, 1811.

Ratting and Candlewick. store and for eab by 1V.4 TSO.V YOSTI. 1 Sept 28th, 1814. NOTICE. Farm for Sale.

fPMIE undersigned wishes to dispose ef the uable tract of land on which he at present resides, situate in Howard county, six miles north east of Fayette, on the Southern fork of the road leading from rayette to fans. I he tract contains three hundred and seventy-four acres. There is a comfortable log dwelling on the place, with out houses, tobacco houses, About CD acres of the land is in cultivation, and a woods pasture of 30 acres, all under good fencing. There is a first rate orchard and three or tour never failing (Springs on the premises. The above tract of land will sold st public sale on the 25th of October next, if not sold at private sale previous fo that time.

Any person wishing to purchase, is respectfully invited to call on the undersigned, before the day of s'o, when all or a part ot the above tract of land will be disposed ol on fair terms. Terms. One half of the purchase money to be paid down the other half in 12 mouths, the pur chaser giving bond and security. I will also dispose of a part or all of my stock, and such other articles belonging to a farm as cannot be conveniently moved. tUWAKD T.

rEKKI.NS. Howard County, Aug. 21th, 1344. 24 2m Valuable Farm for Sale. rFIIE undersigned will sell his Form on reasona-l Lie terms.

It is situated in Bonne county. on the main State road leading from Columbia to rayette, r-l miles Irom the former, and 13 from the latter place; five miles fron Rocheport, in a healthy neighborhood, at the junction of three pub lic roads and well situated tor a tavern stand. tho tract of land contains acres with two im provements, about 00 acres under fence and in cultivation. One of the farms has a dwelling house. Kitcncn, smoxe-ncuse, corn cno, stable, wen ol water with 40 or 50 acres in cultivation.

The tavern stand has a spacious dwelling, 2 large tobacco barns, well shedded, sufficient to house 2 acres of tobacco, good stables, corn cribs, kitchen, smoke-house and all other buildings necessary all'new and complete. will sell the above property on terms to suit the times, and will take in part payment good ne groes at cash prices. Call on G. R. Wilson, who lives on the place for particulars.

iW.utiOD ElSHUr. Boone County, July 0th, 17 if "mIsourT hotel" for sale." SITUATE south of tho Court house and fronting the St. Louis and Independence roads. The house is spacious, containing nine rooms. with a never failing well of water in the yard.

The stable i large with a good lot and water. The above property I wish to sell, with a con siderable portion of the household furniture, and will give possession immediately. A credit of one, two and three years wi.l be given for the greater part to a responsible person. If it is not sold by the 15th of November uext, it will be rented out for three years. J.

HL.MJLt.V. Liberty, September 2 1th, 1344. 27-4t IVoticc. rMIE undersigned, while on a visit to the East, has authorized Win. A.

Hall, to attend to his professional business in his absence. He will give prompt attention tnany busini-ss entrusted tohiscare. JOHS A. POWELL. Fayette, September Mth, 131 1.

27 tf Chinese Hair Eradicator, (7-A discovery of infinite value in the Chinese lair Eradicator, which in five minutes will en- rav hfiic fmm tt.a fflil fnrphpfltf. nr nnrt of the bodv. and will not in the least injure the most delicate skin. This is a tact, and positive prool will do shown at the store. To be had at the DritL' and Book store of Dr.

Win. Snelson, Fayette. Also, at the Drug store of Dr. tt. Ober, Ulasgow.

Fayette, June 8th, 1314. 12 ly, LUMBER. Just received, per steamer Huntsville, a Jot of YELLOW TINE, which we offer for sale BRE.UERMANN CUNO. Boonville, Sept. 7th, 1841.

Flaxseed and Heeswax. 'HIE highest market rates paid for Flaxseed M. and Beeswax, bv WIT7.LER A Mi ni Fayette, Sept. i'lst, 13U. I .11 iiiauiw iew Fall and Winter -ood.

IHE subscribers have received, by late arrival', a large stock of Fall and Winter (luods. which areotrcred at a small advance for Cash, or approved paper. Possessing the advantage of having a partner resident in Now York, we can offer as great inducements to country Merchants as any House in the Western Country. Our stock consists 111 parr. 01 200 bales 7-8 and 4-4 brown Shirtings and UMCULIIIgS, 20 cases bleached Shirtings, 20 bales brown dr.

lis, 100 cases Fancy 10 blue 8 col'd and black Alpacas, 23 Satlinett, comprising an assortment of dark and light mix'd, blue, black, plaid and fancy colors, 8 blue, black and inv. green cloths 8 Pilot cloths, Flushings, Beaver cloths, bales red and yellow flannels, 5 white 5 Canton 15 plaid Linseys, 10 cases Kprseys, 2 bales red padding, 2 sail duck, 1200 winter shawls of various descriptions, 3 cases Tweeds. A good assortment of Jacone't. Camhr irs. Swiss Muslin, Bishop Lawn, check'd Cambrics.

Lvln Edgings, Lyle Laces: 5-4 fir'd. black ami whitp lett, Kich ail Bonnet and Con Ribbons, black and col'd Taffeta Ribbons, Satin neck Ribbons, black and white Silk Gloves, cotton and woolen Gloves, Worsted Mitts, Woolen Comforters; Ladies' white, black and slate cotton Hose, Ladies' black and white wool Hose, Tailor's Trimmings of c.ijr ifiiuu, ci j.ains, iraon ne Lains, Vestings; Brocade, Lasting, Horn and Gilt Coat and Vest Euttons; Cutton and Linen Thread, Spool Thread, iic die. DOAN, KING 4- Co. Corner nf Main and Vine Streets. St.

Louis, August 17th, 1344. 23 Sw. Express." will please insert the above for eight weeks successively and send bill to this office for collection. CASH STOJaiT NEW GOODS. GIIATTENBVCK would rcspoctfu.lv iiiforii his oil customers and the ou' lie irnnpn.

11 he has just received a lire supid of Fl AND WINTER tiOODS, which he li cheaper thon ever, for cash. His stock consists in parioi me luiiuwing articles: Isabtllines; Mu: lin-do-Laincs; Bombazines; Calicoes, of every description; Red, white and How flannels; Nett caps, from la to 2-5 cents; Nett shawls; Talle Tilth; for hdies dresses; Kentucky Janes from 25 to 62 cents; Cloths; Cassimeres and Cassinetf; Broad cloths from $1.75 to Beaver Cloths; Fine Fur Caps; Hats of all descriptions; A fine 1jI of rcudy made 1 ithing. cnnisting of coats, pants and vests; Boots and Shos; Cotton: Qucensware; Sugar nnd Coffee; and every thing lse usually kept in Dry Goods and Grocery-store. My motto is: "No troul Imo show goods, you don buy. fe-Beeswax and Feathers be taken in ex change for goods at the market price.

t-ay cue, September s-tn, fJ-u. LOOK OCT. CHEAPER STILL. HTHE subscriber offers to the public a freh and cxtensvie supply of NLw UOUDa, tust ar rived from New York, which he can and will sell as cheap as can possibly be procured in this part of the country; amongst which are the following arti cles, viz: Sattinct's, assorted; Bed I ickmg, assorted Lawn, latest; Merrimack Prints; Prints of all patterns of the latest New York Fashions; Brown Domestics; Bleached do; Fine Sea Island Sheetings; Fine 4-4 Waltham do; Irish Linens, assorted; Plain and cross bar Jackonctts; Mexican mixtures; Sup. Marseilles Vestings; Tabby Velvet, good; Brown Hollands; Sup.

Scotch Gingham; White and Black Cambrics; Marshall's Patent Thread; Sewing Silk, assorted colors; Sup. Black worsted hose; White cotton do; Superior Pongee pocket handkerchiefs; Black Italian cravats, extra; Ladies' Riding Gloves; Bl'k. Mitts and Nett Gloves; cambric hanilUer- chiefs; Edgings, assorted; Sup. Farasols; Gingham Umbrellas, and a general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, all of which will be sold very low. i-r-r nopuri'i'-n JU.Li riu Kill.

Fayette, August 24th, 13 14. Final Settlement. VTOTICE is hereby given, that I will apply at 'I the November Term of the County Court of Howard County, for a final settlement of my ad ministration on the estate of Nathaniel Morris, deceased. JOHN W. MORRIS.

Adm'r. September 21st, 1344. 23-4t. Sappington on Fevers. 1 NEW theory nnd treatment of fevers, by John Sappington, M.

of Saline County, Missouri. This work treats of that class of Fevers which constitute nine-tenths of Fever cases afflict ing the human family; and as it it advocates a treatment entirely and successful, and is designed and adaptea more particularly tamuv uc, it will be tuuud to be a most valuable and cheap family Medical work. Just received and for sale by E. HART. Boonville, September 7th, 1311.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. QflO PAIRS good arn Socks, Good brown Jeans, colored Lindsev. SW ITZLER Jj- SMITH. Fayette, Sept. 21st, 1344.

Direct from Fittbur, And now landing from Steamer Lewis F. Lion, 211,000 lbs. Superior Juniata bar Iron, 5,000 Hope factory Cotton Yarn, 500 ps. Hollow ware, castings assorted, 100 bbls. rectified whisky, 100 Kegs nails from 3d to 20d, tt Crates assorted Queenswar SO Boxes window Glass 3 by 10 iV 10 by 12 all for sale at St.

Luuis prices, freightadded. J. Mc.MLUllA. Glasgow, Sept. 7th, 1844.

II. W. KKIAU, Silversmith. RESPECTFULLY iuforms his old friends and customers that ho is prepared to attend to all orders in hi line of business. A fino lot of Jewelry, such as finger rings, spectacles, breast pins, watch keys, guard chains.

Sic, just received and uow ottered lor sale on good terms. (-Miop in theitore room OI rvunklei. Krmg Fayette, Sept. 7, 1314. BROWN SHEETING 5-1 4-4 7-t 3-4 brown heelings for scb by WA YOSTI BrcnvihV, Srp'cmbcr 2th, 144.

W. II. JIcKIASTICY, a MARKET STREET, ST. Fall Style lor Hats. WM.

II. McKINSTRY, 23 Market Street, has received Isarv's Fall stule for If at 1. md is now manufacturing an assortment on that pattern. Gentlemen ara respectfully invited to coll, examine the article and leave their orders. ot.

Louis, nuptumber 21st, 1344. G1 ENTLEME.YS CLOTH CARS On hsnd and I for sale by W. H. McKINSTRY. St.

Louis, Sept. 21st, 1344. CHILDREN'S SILK VELVET most xplenriid article ever offered in St Louis. A few yet on hand and for sale by W. H.

McKINSTRY. St. Louis 21st, Irll. C1AP3 AT WHOLESALE W. H.

McKinstry has received a full nnd comnleta assortment of Fur, Cloth, Velveteen, Sealotle, Hair Seal, 4c. of every sliapo, quality and kind, to which he would call the attention of Country Merchants. St. Louis, ItII. Throw ojj" your Urnb flats.

VTM. II. McKINSTRY would call o'fention '1 to a lot of Matrix and Cissimere ll.it,. this day completed. Tb'V are of the Latest Fall and Winter and a 1 ttlj superiur to any nerciororo ottered.

St. Lmtis Octnher 10th. I '-St. I nil Style. VTLTRIA nnd Cassimere Hat the i.i.lv kinds 1 worn bv gen leieri of fa-lnnii, a verv tu.

perior lot jw-t tinistied at. I xaj Ly MchiMSTRY. St. I.m.i-:, 1 WUUL IIAI'S--M) wool hats, white and black, re-ei'-ed cr.J for sale very lo-v by WM II. M-KIXSTRY.

St. Louis, lil. 'j, 1-44. And Fall and WitiUr Goods. r'MIE r-sprctiuiiy inform their -L friends ond itm tui'i'ic generally, that Ihev have- just rcrtivtd now oiler for a lar'a and sra.ionaliie stock of g-Hids, bought, with direct reference to the wants of this marks', wiu'ch be sold on terms whL-ii cannot fail to please purchasers.

Their t'uc consists, in part, of Clotli. nssimeres and sui.tinetts. Brown bleached sheetings and shirting, Fancy blue ar.d bhfk prints, Alpaccas new ami buxuiitul style, Flannels assorted qualities and colors, Shawls of various styles and sizes prices to suit, Kentucky jeans and linseys fine and superior. Bonnet nnd cap ribbons, Jaconet, cambrics and lawns, muslin and Inces Glovos and hosiery. vesting satin, velvet and fancy patterns.

Buttons coal, vest, metal, 4-c assorted. Silks plain and figured, superior and assorted. Alpacca and Italian cravats und scarfs, Pocket Imndkercliiefs silk and cotton, assorted. chocs, boots, hats and bonnets; together with good assortment of hard.vaie ond cutlery, queens-ware, salt, sugar, couee, nails, window glass, and, in short, almost every article c-ilied for in this market. All of which will 6e sold cheno for cash.

or to punctual dealers, on short time. I hey re-pct'ttuliy so.icitacall from their friends ond the public, as tlicy are confident they enn supply their wants as satisfactorily as any establishment in th up-country. 7-fct 're nortli siue ol ti public square. KRING. Fnyette, 2Nt.

1 r-J (. Arrangement. TilE under-i'imcd resaectfullv informs his JL friends, und tl.e public generally, that tic has nken charge of tr af old and popular stand, the Howard Hotel, fff? recently ki.pt by Mr. David Kunkle. His table shall nut be excelled, and his charge will be reasonable.

It will be his aim to deserve tin nl Hini l.T mitiltl. rA m. n.inj on his part will be spared to give general satisfac tion. l.tHlS LKlULtlt. Fayette, September 21st, 1S44.

2s tf STATE OF County of Kundolph. the Randolph County Court Sept. 1541. "JV'OW, at this day, Robert Wilson, Administra. i.

1 tor cf the estate ol'Siitlton Rutherford, dee'd presents tn the Court his petition, praying that the personal property of the remaining undisposed cf, may be exempt from sale, and that the real estate may be sold for the payment of the debts of said dee'd. It is. therefore, ordered by the Court, that ail persons interested in said estate, be notified that unless the contrary be shewn on or before the first u.iy of the next term of this Court, to be I eld on the fourth Mondiv November next, an order will be innde to reserve said per sonal properly from sale, and for the sale ot tit's real estate for the payment of the debts of said deceased. Reuben Samuel, Clerk of the Randolph Countv Court, certify the foregoing to be a true copy taken irotn tl.e ttecordsot said tjourt- EEC BEN SAMUEL. Clerk.

Huntsville, Sept. 21st, 'it 'it Administrator's OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned bus obtaineJ from the Clerk of the County Court of Randolph Countv, letters of administration on the elatc of Hiram Alderson, dee'd bearing date Sep'ernbcr 12 All persons indebted to said e-'ate, are requested to make immediate payment, audtho-e having claims against it, to present tl.e.n, properly authenticated, witlaa one year from the date of said letters, or they may ne preciuueu iroiu i.uuug any uenem (jl said estate, and it not presrnted withiu thiet years, they will be forever barrel. ROBERT WILSON, Adm'r. Randolph County, Sept. IS41.

2-4'. Aotice. OTICE is hereby given, to all horn it may concern, that letters David Promt, were framed on the 10in day of September, ISll.by the Clerk of the County Court of Randolph County, in vacation of said Court, to the undersigned. All persons haviug claims against said estate, are hereby required ti exhibit said claims for allowance, within one vear after the date of said letters, or ihcy may precluded from hiving any bnnt of said estate and if not presented withia three years they will La foreter barrd. bAMUEL G.

ANCEL RICHARDSON. RnJ. Cvtin'v, Sejit. 141. 23 tt.