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

MARRIED. At lUr.th Bidge Cottagb, How. trdCo, on Wednesday morninir, the 20th inom tnstoe, vt. luring or Kentucky, to Miss JUUCT HI ARIA, 1st daughter oT Capt. J.

T. lvelnd On Tuesday evening, the 19th in Chariton b' Rcv- Wn- Perkins, Cant. WM. HERRYFORD, to Mis. ELIZABETH PRIS-CILLA, daughter of tho late James Bentley, all cf Chariton Comity, Mo.

on the 9th inst NANCY SHIELDS, in the 74th year of her age. NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Nov. 6. The weather continues beautiful, and out-door business progresses without any interruption. Tobacco.

The stock of tobacco remaining on hand is so limited, that we scarcely have any transactions to record. The demand for the few parcels that occasionally come to band is very good, and holders readily obtain our figures. The sales of the past few days amount to about 50 and we quote, inforior common ai a 3c fair 3 4c; fine 4 a 5c choice and selections 6 a 9c. per lb. Flock.

Since our review of last Saturday, the demand for flour has continued very languid, and as the receipts are accumulating without any increase of the demand, holders are disposed to accept of lower prices. Common brands of Ohio are offered at $4 per bbl Favorite Missouri brands, for bakers' use, are selling at $4 25 per bbl. Pou The stock of this article continues to decrease, and although the demand is limited, prices are advancing. We quote mesa $10. M.

O. 9 76 a $9, prime 7 75 per bbl. Uttr. The sales of beef continue on a very small scale, and there is barely any demand for prime, of which the market is composed. Mess ia much wanted.

We quote prime at $4 25 per bbl. Bacon: There is a moderate demand for aides and shoulders, at former prices, say 6 a 5 and per lb. Hams continue scarce and are in good request. Wequote uncanvassed 9 a 9Jc; canvassed 10 a lie; extra cured lis a 134c per lb. Lard.

We have heard of no transactions in Urd for shipment during the past few days, and the market is dependent on the limited demand for the city and immediate neighborhood. Prices remain without change, and we quote from a 6 Jc per lb. BAOGi.Na and Balk RorE. We cannot notice any improvement in these articles, but are compelled, on the contrary, to observe that tho market is daily becoming worse. The demand is confined entirely to small parcels, for which previous prices are obtained.

We quote western bagging, 11 i a 12Jc. cash, and 12 a 13c. on time. Western rope, 4 a 3Jc. cash, and 4 a 5Jc.

on time. Hi.mp. We are not informed of any transactions in hemp, since our last, although there are several parcels in the market for sale. We quote western dew rotted, $80 a $S1 per ton. Grain.

There has been no material change in the grain market since our last. There is a moderate demand for white corn at 43 a 44c. per bushel. Yellow remains at 60 a 62 but we hear of no sales. Oata are in limited request at 36 a 37 Jc.

per bushel. Public Sale of Slaves. Will be sold to the highest bidder, in Fayette, on the first day of January next, on a credit of six months, four likely young negroes, three boys and one girl. from four to eighteen years of age, belonging to the estate of Thomas Jacknian, for ihe purpose of paying the debts of said estate. Title indisputable.

MARY JACKMAN, Executrix of the Estate of Thot. Jackman dee'd. November 22d, 1844. 37 3t Administrator's Sale or Slaves. undersigned will sell to the highest bid-X der, in Georgetown, Pettis County, on Wednesday, the first day of January next, about TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES, belonging to the estate of Lewis R.

Major, dee'd. Terms of Sale, twelve months credit, bond and approved security. WILLIAM GENTRY, Adin'r. Poltis County, November 23d, 1844. 37 7t Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has obtained from the Clerk of the County Court of Randolph county, letters of administration on the estate of Thomas Hodge, bearing date November 10th, 1844. All persons indebted to said estate, arc requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against it, 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 years, they rill be forever barred. CASWELL WISDOM, Administrator. Randolph County, November 23d, 1844. 37 4t.

Administrator's IVotice. NOTICE is hereby given, that I have administered on the estate of Benjamin Knox, late of Howard County, Missouri, bearing date November 20tb, 1844. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all those having claims against said estate, are requested to present them, properly authenticated, within on year from the date of aid letters, or they may be precluded from hav ing any benefit of said estate, and if not presented within three years, they will be forever barred. SAMUEL C. MAJOR, Public Administrator of Howard County.

Fayette, November 23d, 1844. 37 4t. Administrator's Notice. "JOTICE is hereby given, that I have obtained i. from the County Clerk ot Howard County letters of administration on the estate of.

John M. Blakey, bearing date November 19th, 1844. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all those having claims against said estate, are re quested 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 years, they will be forever barred. HENRY WHITE, Adin'r. November 23d.

1844. 37 4t. Dissolution of Copartnership. fUHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be- tweenS. 11.

Sample is this day dis solved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by W. G. Ritchie. All those having unsettled accounts will please come forward ano settle as the business must be tinier the undersigned is authorized to settle the busi nets of the concern.

SMILEY H. SAMPLE, W. G. RITCHIE. Fayette, November 18th, 1844.

Take Notice. TTAVING purchased the entire stock of Goods IT of S. II. Sample A I will continue the business at the same old Mand (so justly cele brated for great bargains, good goods and clever would respectfully ask a continua tion of the patronage so liberally bestowed, ob erring that cash and food bargains is my motto, I bate on band a general variety of Fall and winter uooas. wu.

u. RllcuiJS, Fayette, November 23d. 1844. N. B.

Wheat, Flaxserd. Corn Meal. Janes. Lintey, dried Fruit, and 1,000 pair socks wanted ti Rignssi price. Copartnership.

THE undersigned having associated themselves together under the firm of Morris Smith, for the purpose of doing a genersl merchandise business, would take this opportunity of returning their thanks to the community for their libera! patronage, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. JOHN P. MORRIS, II. W. SMITH.

Glasgow, November, 1844. Just Received, A new and complete assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, comprising in part Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Broad Cloths, ell color and qualities, Moutlin de Laines, Cashmeres, New style calicoes, Shawls: Rob Roy, nctt, plaid, Alpacas, Orleans Cloths, Merinoes and Bombazines, Cloak plaids, Plaid and plain linseys, New style Testings, Cassimeres, Worsted caps, 44 mitts, Comforts, Gimp and fringe, Indian and Horse Blankets, White and colored Mackinaw, Domestic, Flannels, Boots and Shoes, and the most complete stock of Hardware and Groceries to be found in any town above St. Louis, all of which will be sold extremely cheap bv MORRIS SMITH. Glasgow, November 83d, 1814. A.

CAltD. Christmat and New Year Presents. THE subscriber feels confident that he has succeedeed in making a most choice selection of articles, suitable as presents for the Holidays The variety is calculated to auit all ages and circumstancesand those disposed to convey their good feelings through the medium of a present, are respectfully solicited to call at the Boonville book-store and examine the assortment. E. HART.

Boonville, November 23d, 1844. New Medical Works. DUNGL1SON on human health Allison's practice and pathology Sir Astley Cooper on Hernia Williams' Pathology and Practice Medicine Berzeluis on Urine Siston's Sur gery, 200 plates Kennedy on Obstericle plates Anaraiis' Clinic Blundell's Midwifery Lees Midwifery Underwood on Children Arctcmu's iEtology Schill's Sameiology Milligen on Insanity Waller, Liafranc and Ingleby on the Uterus Darrngh's Anatomy of the Groin with Plates Gunn's domestic medicine, just received and for sale by E. HART. Koonviilo, November 23d, 1841.

Annuals for 1843. Just received the following splendidly bound and illustrated Annuals for 1845, suitable for orescnts, viz: The Gift bound in CaK and Morocco, extra silt. with eight fine steel engravings; Literary Suvener do. do. and do.

do. and 10 do. do. Diadem in ne gilt binding, with eleven fine Mezzotint En gravings; Love gift do. do.

do. fine engravings, Ac. Ac, for sale by E. HART. Hoonville, November 23d, 1844.

Almanacs Tor 1815. The Missouri Almanac; Missouri Farmer's do; Turner's Comic do; Fisher's do; Davy Crockett's do; The Cultivator's do; German do; Just received and for sale wholesale and retail at very low prices by E. HART. lioonville, November 23d, 1844. New Miscellaneous Works.

MRS. Ellis' prose works complete in 2 vols. Mrs. Ellis' Family Monitor and Domestic Guide Jess' Memoirs of the Court of England History of the Queens of England 7 vols, bv Miss Strickland Beuthemiana extracts from the Me moirs of Jeremy Beutham; The Museum 3 vols. New theory of Murals; Schiller's Poems by Bui wer; Barrett's Poem; Brown's History of Illinois with Maps; Memoirs ot John Williams: Memoirs of Leigh Richmond; Manning's unity of the Church; Rausch's Psychology; Life's Lessons; Lives of the signers of the Declaration of Inde pendence; The Preacher on skeletons of sermons; Moore History tl Ireland; Dick's complete works in 1 vol; Neander's planting of the Church, fcc, itc, just received and for sale by E.

HART. coonviui, Novemoer Z3d, 1044. TEXAS. TS Geography Natural History and Topogra phy by wm. Kennedy, just received and tor sale by E.

HART. Hoonviiie, November 23d, 1941. The Diary for 1 845. A Convenient pocket Memorandum book with headings for every day in the year, just received and for sale by E. HART.

Boonville, November 23d, 184a. Scars' Illustrated AVorks. Just received the following splendidly bound aud illustrated works, viz: Sears' Guide to Knowledge, with several hundred Engravings, do. wonders ot me worn, do. do.

no. oo. do. Bible History, do. do.

do. do. do. Bible Biography, do. do.

do. do. do. Bible Illustrations, 150 Engravings, for sale by E. HART.

Jjoonville, November 23d, 1044. The Amateur's musical Library. A collection of Piano Forte Music and Songs, embracing the most popular Airs from the latest Operas, consisting of Catantinas, Waltzes, Mabgres, Quick-steps, Cotilions, and many new pieces by the editor, as well as a large number of dongs, Duetts, Trios, Quartettes, Sic, the whole selected from the most distinguished Eu ropean authors: including also numerous original compositions by celebrated authors in the United Mates, by Charles Jams, rrotessor ot the I lano Forte, Philadelphia, just received and for sale by J. HAKT. Boonville, November 23d, 1844.

Elegantly bound Fancy Hooks. The Lady of the Lake with splendid Illustrations, 1 he Poems of Ossian, I homson seasons, Milton's Poetical Works, Montgomery's Poems, Cowper's Poems, Norton's Poems, Croly's British Toets, Lalla Kookh, Course of Time, Pilgrim's Progress, Keble's Christian Tear, Burns' Poems, Campbell's Poems, Biographical ADnual, Rose of Sharon, Bible Expositor, Poems of Mrs. Butler, Songs of Beranger, I'oetry ot the sentiments, trray a Poems, Poetry of the Passions, Spare Minutes, Poetry of the Affections, Hours for Heaven, Poetry of Flowers, Moore's Works, Wordsworth's Poems, Fine Albums, Southv's Poems, Elegant Pocket Bibles, 'Testaments, and Prayer Books, and many other Fine Works, just received and for sale by E. HAKT. Boonville, November 23d, 1344.

a XES Collins' and Hunt's axes for sale by J. PERRY Co. Favelte, October 19th, 1944 To Dlacksmilhs. of Iron and Steel Reduced. OUR stock of Iron and Steel, being very large end well assorted, the attention of consumers of Iron is particularly invitedwith the assurance that our Iron and fctteel maybe relied oo as of Ihe very best quality, and at as low price as the same grades can be procured in the upper country.

Customers from a distance may be sure of finding a full assortment of Bar Iron all sizes, Round and square do. Nail and chain Rods, Tliugh wings and slabs, Cast, German and Blister steil, Borax, Ate, itc. Having made such a reduction in our Cash Wholesale prices of Iron and Steel as to make it the interest of Blacksmiths tobuy their Iron in Fayette, we will be pleased to show purchasers our assortment and prices, which we are confident they will nnu to be in all respects satisfactory. SWITZLER At SMITH. Fayette, November 0th, 1844.

Groceries and Nails. Boston A. No. 1 Loaf sugar, Strictly prime N. O.

do. Rio, Havanua and Java Coffee, Fresh Tens, of very superior quality, Spanish Float Indigo, Madder, Alum and Dye stuffs generally, Mackerel, G. A. and L. B.

Ac r.nmorising a full and complete assortment of Fam lv Groceries. at the lowest cash prices, whohsnl) or retail. SWU'ZLElt At SMITH. Fayette, November 16th, 1814. Tobacco opened 1 box Chcwers.

very fine old Virginia Just Dulcissemus Tobacco also some very fine Mo and for the cake of variety, some not so good. SWITZLER At SMITH. Fayette, November 10th, 1844. DOMESTIC GOODS. A large stork of 3-4, 7-8, 4-4, 6-4 nnd 8-4 Domestics, Bed Tickings, Osnaburgs and Eltached Shirtings, just received and for snla by SWITZLER A SMITH.

Fayette, November 16th, 1844. mUSLIN DE LAINES. Still a further sup. JT ply of Rich fig'd Mulin De Laincs 1 and handsome, peculiarly ndnpted to the prevailing tastes, for sale by SWITZLER A S.UITH. Fayette, November 10th, 1841.

Calicoes. A large supply of stylish rich colored Calicoes, Blue and Black, and low priced fancy seeing fust at low price. SWITZLER A SMITH. Fayette, November 10th, 1844. Fayette Races.

Spring Meeting 1 815. The following stakes are now open to be run over Ihe Fayette course, to name and close on the 1st of March, 1845; the rules of said course to govern. The winner of each stake to pay for advertising. A sweepstake for 3 yr. olds sub.

$50, $25 forfeit, mile heals, to come off on the 8th day of May, 1645. three or more to make a race. A sweepstake free for all ages, sub. $100 $50 forfeit two mile heats to come on on the utn day of May, 184D three or more to make a race. A sweepstake for 3 yr.

olds sub. $50 $25 forfeit two mile heats to come off on the 10th day of May, 1845 three or more to make a race. Any gentleman who may desire to subscribe to cither ot the above stakes, will please address tbs undersigned, proprietor of said course, at Fayette, postpaid. MlLldN MUKKlSUi. Fayette, November 9th, 1844.

For Sale or Hire. The undersigned has fifteen or twenty likely young negroes, consisting of men, boys and girl-f, which he will sell or hire on fair terms. Ha would prefer selling. Apply on. ALLEN D.

GREE.Sh. Fayette, October 9th, 1844. 34 tf Administrator's The undersigned will offer for sale, at the late residence of Edward Davis, in How- ird county, on Friday, the 29th instant, all the personal property belonging to said dec consist' ing or UUKSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, TOBACCO, Farming ulensila, one Waggon, ate, Terms. All sums or hve dollars and tinder. cash in hand; sums over that, a credit of twelve months purchaser giving bond and security.

JUSbfH JJ HAKDIN, Administrator of Edward Davis, Scn'r dee'd November 9th, 1844. 35--3t Doctor James Dunn, HAVING permanently located himself in Fay ette, respectfully offers his PROFESSIOyAI. SERVICES to the citizens ot Howard. OrUfhce over the Drug and Book-Store of Dr. Wm.

R. Suelson. Fayette, November loth, 1814. 30 tf Administrator's Notice. "XTOTICE is hereby given, to all whom it may con- 1 1 cern, that letters testamentary on the estate of Joel H.Greene, dec were granted on the otb day of November, 1844, by the Clerk of the County Court of Howard County, to the undersigned.

All persons having claims against said estate, are hereby required to exhibit said claims for allow ance, within one year after the date of said letters or they may be precluded from htvinir any bene tit of said estate and it not presented within three years they will be forever barred. WKSLliY o. WILLIAM D. SWINNEY, Executors. JO.

DAVIS. November 16tb, 1844. SO 4t. Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has obtained from the Clerk of the County Court of Randolph county, letters of administration on the estateof lhoa.

D. Montgomery, bear ing date the 24th day of October, 1841; all person indebted to said estate ore requnsted to msk immediate payment, and those having claims against said estate are requested to present them properly authenticated, wituin one yoar from Ih date of said letters, or they may be precluded from having any bouefit of said estate, and if not presented within three years, they will be forever debarred. JOHN DYSART, Adm'r. November 16th, ie44. 36 4t.

TL'ST received and for sale at the lowest cash prices, a great variety of rich, new stvln, fig'd and pUin Alimci Lustres and Orleans Cloths, Cashmeres, Muslin and crape de Laines, Halzer inn and oilier rich fancy prints; black, bl.ieen assorted Calicoes; a fine assortment of Shawh an Handkerchiefs, well worth examination. swrr.LEit smith. Fayette, November 2J, 1844. Cloths, Cassimeres Ac Vesting. Just opened an ample supply of Extra fine wool dyed Black Cloths; do.

do. do. do. Blue do. Short Beaver, Pilot and Gray Cloths; Vermont particulcns, for sack and over coats; Flick and handsome fancy cassimeres; Swansdown, Valencia, Satin other vesting; Blue, mixed and fancy Cassinctts; Tivoli Cassimeres, Kentucky Jeans; Tennessee Plains and Kerseys eood.

and very cheap, for sale by SWITZLER St SMITH. ayetto, November 0th, 1844. LANKETS. Mackinaw, bed and saddle hi ink- ets, for sale by SWITZLER SMITH. Fayette, November 9th, 1844.

FLANNELS AND L1NDSEY A beavv stock of Red, Yell jw, White and Green, fiirured nd plain Flannels, Plaid Lindseys, iic, very heap. SWITZLER Jr SMITH. rayette, November Dili, 1844. TARDWARE AND CUTLERY Inst ta. crived a general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, including most articles usually called tor.

Slf- ITZLEIi SMITH. Fayetto, November Oih, 1844. JUST opened and for'sele low, a complete assortment of Queensware, China and Glisa-waro. SWITZLER A SMITH. Fayette, November 9th, 1844.

LEATHER. Superior side, Kip and sole Leather, for sale by SWITZLER SMITH. Fayette, November 9th, 1844. Irish Linens. PLAIN and figured Jaconets, Lawr.s and Muslins, silk and linen handkerchiefs, in great variety, spool and wire threads, $-c, for sate low by SWITZLER SMITH.

ayette, November 9th, 1844. Lfull supply of Nails arranted of the very host quality just received by SWITZLER A SMITH. Fayette, November 9ih, 1811. ATTENTION The subscribers desire the attention of purchasers to their stock of New Fall and Winter oods, JUST RECEIVED. with calls are satisfied of the advantages the cheap cash and barter store affords, they now re- peclfully ask a continuation ot favor, from mci customers and invite new customers, who will find every inducement to favor this establishment; as the subscribers spare no pain3 to accommodate.

I he stock now offered is so selected as to please the most tasty, as the styles of goods are of the very latest fashions and prices uncommonly low. Please call and judge for yourselves. JYluslin de Lame, Crape do. Cassimere. Chusan, Alpacas, Merinos, Verener Serge, Vfcloncia Vesting, a large assortment of fancy, black, purple and blue prints, Red, yellow and white flannel, Canton flannel, R.ed Padding and Canvass, Silk nnd Tabby velvet, black sattin do.

Llunket shaals, Nctt do Worsted Wotlsn de Laine Fancy cravats, Edging, Inserting, Fooling, Black and white li'd square Nett, Black cassimcre hose, Worsted Lamb's wool children's Worsted bonnets and cap9, 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 do Iriih linen. Table and Towell Diaper, Lar lawn, brown holland. Gimps for trimming ladies' dresses, Black and colr'd kid gloves, Worsted, buckskin and cotton Woolen and worsted mitts, Worsted tablu linen, Imported yarn, Zephir worsted, batting, wadding, Black and colr'd cambrics, apron checks, Bleached and brown moulin, Fur caps, seal skin Cloth worsted A good assortment of Tailors trimmings, Tord, Binding, Lasting buttons. Twist, with a great many other articles too tedious to name. BKEMtKAlAiNiN CCHC Boonville, October 12th, 1344.

A very extensive assortment of China, Glass and Quecnsware, just received and for sale very low at the store of B. C. P. S. Every kind of produce taken in exchange at the best prices.

B. C. STATE OF MISSOURI, County or Howard. County Court October Term, 1541. NOW at this day appeared in open Court, John S.

Dehart, Executor of the Estate of James Hall, and filed his petition, setting forth that the personal estate of said dee'd is in sufficient to satisfy the debts owing by said estate, which petition was accompanied with a list of debts due U) and by said which was veri fied by the oath of said fcxecutor, and no praying that he may be permitted to sell the following real estate, viz: The w. i of the n. w. qr. of section 19.

township 50, ranse 17. containing 88 39-109 acres. The s. w. or.

of the s. w.nr. of section 13, township 50, range 17, containing 43 91-100 acres. The n. w.

qr. ofthan.w. qr. of section 24. township 50, ranee 13, containing forty acres.

And i' appearing to the Court that there is not sufficient personal estate and assets in the hands of said Executor, to pay the debts of said it is, therefore, ordered by the Court, that all oersons interested in the estate, be notified that unless the contrary be shown on or before the first day of the December 1 erm or this Court, an order will be made for the sale of the above real estate, or so much thereof, as will be sufficient to pay the debts due by the sa.ddecd. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be pub lished in some newspaper printed this state, tor six weeks successively, before the December Term of this Court. A true copy Tost. JAMES II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.

October 19lh, 1844. 326 Direct from Pittsburg1, And now landing from Steamer Lewis F. Linn, 211, UU0 lbs. Superior Juniata far Iron, Hope factory Cotton 1 arn, 500 ps. Hollow war, castings assorted, 100 bbls.

rectified whisky, 100 Kegs nuils from 3d to 20.1, 8 Crates assorted Queenswaro, 50 Boxes window G'sss 6 by 10 A 10 by 12. all fur sale at St. Louis prices, freightadded. J. McMECHAN.

Glasgow, Sept, 7th, 1941. CALF AND KIP SKINS. A general assort-ment just received and for sule by J. D. TERRY it Co.

Fayette, October 19th, 1844. SPADES AND SHOVELS for sale by JOEL FKEWITT. Fayette, august 2 lib, 1644. IRON. A heavy stock of all sorts and sizes of Iron.

Naylor'sCast Steel, German and Blisur Steel, Plough Slabs and Wings, warranted of the very best quality, lor sale low bv SWITZLER 4- SMITH. Fayette, November 5J, LOOK OUT. CHEAPER STILL. rTjtHE suh.criber offers to the public a fresh and extensvie supply of NEW GOODS, just ar rived from New York, which he can and will sell as cheap as ran possibly be procured in this part of the country; amongst which are the following articles, viz: Saltinetts, assorted; Bed Ticking, 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 Wallham do; Irish Linens, assorted; Plain and cross bar Jackonetts; Mexican mixtures; Sup. Marseilles Vestings; Tabby Velvet, good; Brown Hollands; Sup.

Scotch Gingham; White and Black Cambrics; Marshall's Patent Threod; Sewing Silk, assorted colors; Sup. Black worsted hose; White cotton do; Superior Pongee pocket handkerchiefs; Black Italian crava's, extra; Ladies' Riding Gloves; Bl'k. Mitts and Nett Gloves; Linen cambric handkerchiefs; Edgings, assorted; Sup. Parasols; Gingham Umbrellas, and a general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, all of which will be sold very low. JOEL PRE VV1TT.

Fayette, August 24th, 1814. Valuable Farm Tor Sale. rf IIE undersigned will sell his Farm on rcasona-X b'e terms. It is situated in Boone county, on the main State road leading from Columbia to Fayette, 12 miles from the former, and 13 from the latter place; five miles fro-n Eocheport, in a healthy neighborhood, at the junction of three public roads and well situated for a tavern stand. The tract of land contains 320 acres with two improvements, about 90 acres under fence and in cultivation.

One of the farms has a dwelling house, kitchen, smoke-house, corn crib, stable, well of water with 4(1 or 50 acri in cultivation. The tavern stund lus a spacious dwelling, 2 larce to bacco barns, well shedded, sufficient to house acres of tobacco, good stables, corn cribs, kitchen, smoke-house and all other buildings neccstary allnew and complete. 1 will sell the nhove property on terms to suit the times, and will take in part payment good ne-grocs at. cash prices. Call on G.

R. Wilson, who lives on the place for particulars. Al.VIUUD liltliUl'. Eonno County, July Gth, 1-41. 17 tf dissolution ot Co-partnership.

The Co-partnprship heretofore existing bi'tweei. George W. Smith and H. W. Smith, under the firm of Smith Brother, wa3 dissolved by mutua consent, on tho 17th day of Ausust, 1844.

Per sons having claims against the firm will present them for payment; those indebted will please call and settle. GEORGE W. SMITH, H. W. SMII II.

Glasgow, October 5th, 1841. New Fall Uoods! subscribers have jnst received from Phila JL delphia, ond are now opening, an extonsivo ussortrnent of fashionable styles ot ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting in part of Pilot and Beaver cloths of various shades, Wool dy'd black cloth and cassimere, Tweed and funcy cassimeres, new styles, Blark, blue and steel mixed sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans, of every quality and colour, Plaid, striped and plain linseys, Alpacas and Alpaca Lustres, Merinos of various nunlitics and shades, to which we respectfully invite the attention of the Ladies. Black, Mae and funcy col'd Merrimnc 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 coan, A large assortment of various qualities or bed blankets, also a general assortment of Funcy Goods, consisting of Ladies and gentlemen's cravats, Picnic, silk, and kid gloves, Linen, linen cambric and silk ILlkfs. Bonnet, cap and ludestring ribbons, Ladies and Misses worsted hoods, together with a large stock of carpenters and builders Hardware, Axes, Collins' and Hunt's Ky.

pattern, Hatchets. Hammers, Shoemakers TolIs, 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 tu show our customers, and the public generally, at such prices as cannot fail to please the most fastidious. JOHN D. PERRY Co.

Fayette, October 19th, 1844. Chinese Hair Eradicator. discovery of infinite value in the Chinese Hair Eradicatur, which in five minutes will entirely remove all superfluous hair from the face forehead, or any part of the body, and will not in the least injure the most delicate skin. This is a fact, and positive proof ill be shown at the store. To be had at the Drug and Book store of Dr.

Win. Snelson, Fayette. Also, at the Drug store of Dr A. R. Ober, Glasgow.

Fayette. June 8th. 1844. 12 ly. QUEENSWARE.

Granite, China, and common ware, just opened and for sale by J. D. PERRY A Co. Fayette. Oct.

19th, 1344 Wanted. Bushels flax seed, for which the highest price will be pnid at the New 1000 York store. TEIXFELD A Co. Boonville, October 26th, 1814. COTTON YARNS from No.

6 to 16. Can-dlewick and Batting, for sale by SMI IV.Lt.ii SMI 1 It. Fayette, November 2d. 1841. To the Citizens ot ESonard.

'1MIE subscriber respectfully otf JL to the citizens of Howard offers hi serviees as a Retaireh or fine Clocks jnd Aatcucs. Work warranted to bo well dun Reference to his qualifications as Watch Maker. E. Al'lllANCK, "1 E. Mkad, I B.

F.CKANE, (SU L0U'3- J. aw Co G. W. COOKE. Boonville October 2bth, 1941.

Silver Ware. Those who wish to purchase a good article of Silcer Spoons can ba accommodated by calling upon the subscriber, who has on hand, at all times, Tuble, Desert, Tea, Cream, Mustard and Sail Spoons. Tho highest priie will be paid for old silver, and any kind of silver ware madu to order. tr. IV.

Boonville, October 19ih, 144. flight ISestored. Gi W. COOKE, Hoonville, Mo can uit any person, from 25 to 100 year of age, with Spectacles. Ttiosu who doubi, will please call at the sign of the Watch and Spectacles, Main street.

Boonville, and try a few pair. Price from 371 cents to fclS.OO. Boonville, October S6th, 1541 V. II. aicKIXSTKY.

CTS rr TT "TX.T No. 583, MARKET STREET, ST. LOUS. Fall lor Hats. WM.

II. McKINSTRY. 23 Market. Street, has received Ixary's Fall style fur Hats, and is now manufacturing an assortment on that pattern. Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call, examine the article and leave their orders.

St. Louis, September 21st, 1344. GENTLEMEN'S CLOl'H CAPS On hand and for sale by W. II. McKINSTRY.

St. Louis, Sept. 21st, 1844. CtftWRN-SILK VELVET miiinlM 4fltMWLpiiered in St- Louis. A fe' piSS't fur M.

LOUIS trtpljf 131, APSATXWoLESALESwIlSTiiinZ of Fur, Cloth, Velveteen, Sealette, Hair Seal, of every shape, quality and kind, to which he would call tho attention of Country Merchants. Louis, September 21st, 1314. Throw oil' your Drab Hals. WM. II.

McKINSTRY would call attention to a lot of Mutria and Cassimere Hats, this day completed. They aru of the Latest Fall and Winter Style, and a l.ttlj superior to any thing heretofore offered. St. Louis (h-loW 14 1. Fall HSjIe.

N'UTRIA and Cassimere MaU the ot ly kind worn by grn lenifu of tushion, a very superior lot just finished and for s-i le by W. II. fit. Louis, 1841. WOOL HATS i') wool hat-, white and bhek, just rceivodand for sale very low bv WM II.

St. Louie, a -Infer I-11. ATS ANU CAPS. At McKinstrv's may be found a full assortment of and Casfimere Huts of superior qun'ity, ard within the luit few e'ays on the latest New York pattern. Also, a very larjrennd well stock of Gem's, You'lio' end Cliildrcns' tljil.

and tunc caps of vario.is st; 1 s. St. Louis, November 1- GLAZED SILK iual rdjeivd A verv light and tine jd tnd for eile bv W.M. H. McKINSTRY.

St Louis, Novcm'icr 1341. 0Lo1 LE i'l'LL. A supply of laps ot tt.e Bull 1 on iisnd p1 i.nd tor ilf li W. II. McKINS i.nd for If low hv STRY, St.

Louis, November lGtli, 144. LAZED SILK CATS On hand and for sale VJT by WM. II- Mc St. Louis. November 16th, 1-44.

NfiilV STOKK, Ami Full and IVinttr Gvoih. ryllE under-'ijned respectfully inform their JL lriur.d. and the pub.ic that thoy hav? just received and new crier fur sale, a large and seasontble stock of buuglil with diroct reference to the wants of this murkt, which wilt be sold on terms which cannot fail to please purchasers. Their stocl: consists, in part, of Cloths, cassimeres and sattinetts, I'rown and blenched sheetings and starting', Fancy blue and biiek prints, Alpuccas new and beautiful styl. Flannels assorted qualities and color, Shawls of various styles and size's prices to suit, Kentucky jeans and linseys fine aud superiur.

Bonnet and ctip ribbons, Jaconet, cambrics and lawns, S.viss muslin and laces, liloves and hosiery. Vesting satin, velvet and fancy Buttons coal, vest, tnetul, Ac, assorted, Silks figured, superior and assorted, Alpticco and Italian cravats and scarfs, Packet handkerchiefs silk ond cotton, assorted. Shoes, boots, hats and bonnets; together with a good assortment of hardware and cutlery, queens-ware, salt, sugar, coffee, noils, window glass, and, in short, almost every article called tor in this inaiket. All of which will be sold cheep for cash, or to punctual dealers, on short time. They respectfully solicit a call from their friend and the public, as I hey are confident they can supply their wants as satisfactorily as any establishment in the up-country.

ftrStore i.orlh side of the public sq'inre. KL'NKLE KitlNU. Fayc'te, Sept. 21st, 1-14. Wau ted, 1" ARD, Bacon, Wheat, Rye.

Oats, Corn. Flax -A seed, Hides and Beeswax, for which the highest market price will be paid in groceries or cash, at the store of J. Glasgow, July 27th. CANDLES. Sperm and Tul ow Candles far saloby J.

D. PERRY At Co. Fayette, October 19th, 1S44. SALT. A quantity of salt for suli at the store of J.

D. PERRY Ac Co. Fayette, October COTTON YARN, Candlowiclt and Bailing for saVe by J. D. TERRY A Cc.

Fayet'e, October 1-4 i. Notice. 'lHE undersigned, hile on a visit to the has Win. A. Hall, to attend to his professional business in his absence.

lle will give prompt attention to any business entrusted to his care. Oil A. POWELL. Fayette, September 1 lib. 1 1 1 27 tf If.

W. KitlNU, iUersiaitli, RESPECTFULLY informs his old fneuds and customers ihat he is prepared to attend to ill orders in his line of business. A rine lot of Jewelry, such as finger rings, spectacles, breast pins, watch keys, guard chains ic, ic, jut received and nuw offered for sale on good terms. CirShop io thektore room of Kunklei Kring. Fayette, pt.

7, 1541. 1 beautiful assortment of worsted aud Crewe' Z. Cruvais, cruelly handsome, Mioses end Inti.nl knit Bonnets and Blouses, Hosiery and Gloves, cheaper than ever, Thread and Lisle Laces and Edgings, Jacconet Iuser.ings, Black A while, Siik Cotton Tulle and Nets, Fluiu and fig'd Jitccontu. Swiss and Boole Mualins. Ste te just opened, and very pr'tv, cieful and desirable goods, very low pricts by WITZLER SMITH.

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