Boon's Lick Times from Fayette, Missouri • Page 1

TSlft HOO.VS LICK TIMES. JAMES R. BENSON Si CLARK H. GREEN, editor A) Proprietor. TERMS.

Fubaishad efry Saturday, at $9 In advance or $4 at tb and of the rear. No paper discontinued bat at the option of the editors until all arrearage are paid and a failure to give notice (beforo the nd of the year) of a with to discontinue will be one itfertd new engagement. RATES OF ADVERTISING. One dollar per square, of twelve lines or lest, for the first ldiertron, and fifty cents a square for subsequent insertion. For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.

Where the insertion of an advertisement is or dered, without the number of insertions beinc spe sifled, it will be inserted, (at the discretion of the proprietors) until forbid, and charged for accord Incrly. All advertisements from strangers, at well as all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with lite cash, or a reference to some responsible and convenient acquaintance. AUTHORIZED A. R. Oldham, Middle Grove, Mooroeco.

James Humus, Richmond, Ray eo. James Head, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph co. Vf. F. Switzler, Columbia, Dooneco.

P. Baown, Platte City, Platte co. Thomas Jackma, Rocheport, Boone co. Gio. H.

Hudbell, Trenton, Grundy co. odey' Lady's Rookfor 1844. Edited by Mrs. Hale and others. The best Magazine of the Season, fcjand the Greatest circulation of any in the world.jj It mains Line and Mezzotint Engravings, Colored Fashion Plates, Music, and Con-tributions, by the best authors in the United States.

A Great inducement to new subscribers! For every new subscriber, sending theez dollars, we will send a copy of the DRAWING ROOM ANNUAL for 1844, or a eirr for evert seasoh. This is a Quarto Annual, containing 15 large ENGRAVINGS, and 64 pages of READING MA1TER, by the moit celebrated Authors, or For every new subscriber, sending THREE DOLLARS, we will send a copy of 'Godet's Certrb Table Ormament," Oi a back Volume of the Ladt's Book; or the Ssturday Courier, Saturday Post, or Saturday Museum, aiz months. It is to be distinctly understood that the above terms refer only to hew subscribers, or such old onea as may have paid up all arrearages, and remit, for 1844, in advance. In no other case icill the premiums be sent. Those who send at once will be in time to have this valuable work on their centre tables by Christmas.

We will give the same PREMIUMS that any other publisher may offer. The price for one year's subscription is $3 00 Two Copies, 6 00 Five 10 00 Eight 15 00 Eleven 20 00 Address L. A. GODEY, Publishers' Hall, Philadelphia. New Goods, Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store.

SMITH it BROTHER have received, by late arrivals, a great addition to their former stuck of goods, which now makes their assortment one of the best in the cuuntry. Their stock now consists in part of 8ugnr and Coffee, 100 Kegs of Nails, Eagle, Hope and lobe Cotton Yarns, Brown Domestics from (H to 12J cents, Bleached do. do. 18 cents, Calicoes in endless variety, Ladies fine Kid Slippers, Morocco Shiies, Misses fine Calf Boots, Kip do. 1 tine and Coarse Brogniu, Powder, bhut, Lead, Glasswure, Hardware, Ao.

All of which will be sold at prices corresponding with the times. Glasgow, July 8th, 1843. "Look The Excitement still JUST received and will be sold a leetle luwer than can be had in anv other store in this or nuy other town west of St. Louis, the fullowing articles: 60 Sack Rio and Havanna Coffee, 12 bhds. New Orleana Sugar, 1000 lbs.

No. 1, Loaf do. 100 Sacks ground alum salt, 50 bbla. Kanhawa do, 1000 lbs. Fieah Rice, 5 bbla.

No. 1 and 2 Mackerel, 5 do. S. II. Molasses, 6 Boxes G.

P. and Imp. Tea, 20 Kegs White Lead, 100 lbs. Spanish Float Indigo, Alum, Madder, Copperas, Powder, Shot and Lead, Tar, Turpentine and Tumblers, 30 Kega assorted Nails, S. H.

SAMPLE Co Fayette. April 24, 1843, jfJOWDER AND LEAD, just received and for isle by jull t'tiLwiti. Fayette, May 37ih.HH. large assortment of Shoes, Boots, and Huts XX just received ana lor saie ty J. D.

PERRY Si Co. "YTTER, Fur Seal, Nutria and Muskrat Caps, Hair, Seal, Silelle, and Ulotu glazed fine assortment, for sale by SWITZLER SMITH. Fayette, Nov. Ulh. 1943.

w-T 1 PIT anil cnlnrpfi. nljiiii ftiiit mhrniilfrd Alpaca's, Cloths and Merino's, Muslin De I-ains ana Daxonys, lor saie oy SWITZLER Sl SMITH. Fayette, Nov. lllh. 1843 IJ1XTKA Saxony, English, French and Ameri-Cloths mill Oasgiineres.

Satin. Tuil iootte and Valencia Velvets, Velveteens and Buffalo clothi, lor sale by SWITZLER SMITH Fayetto.Nov. 1 1th. 1843 uiTro nnnnp RiifiTS Water proor double lined Calf Boots, with extra for sale by WIT2LER fr SMITH. Fayette, Nov.

Uth, 1843. CHEMISTRY in its application to Agriculure and Physilogy, by Justus Liebig, just rsrelved ami for sale by HART- jlofinrillp, Dcemher 2nd, 143. BOON'S LI CI TIM "ERROR CEASES TO BE DA(iEROUS. WHEN REASON IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT FT." Jefferson. Vol.

1. FAYETTE, MISSOURI, SATURDAY, DEC EM HER 1G, 184a. Ao. 40. Thirty Dollars Reward.

RANAWAY from roe, at my farm on Salt Creek, Chariton county, on Saturday night, the 22d three negro men. 1. CLEM, about 6 feet high, well grown, of open and giod countenance, a small scar on his upper liD: he nrobablv wears an old blue cloth truck coat, palm-leaf hat, linen pantaloons. boots or shoes, and carried an umbrella. 2.

PETER, about five feet, 4 inches high, 20 years old; no particular mark except somewhai bow legged; wears linen pantaloons, shoes, palm leaf hat or old cap, and light mixed coarse jeans dress coat. 8. ROBERT, IS years old, 5 feet 4 Inches high, heavy made; no sign or mark; wears a palm-leaf hat or blue worsted cap, linen pantaloons, roundabout or summer coat, and shoes. They will probably aim to go down on a steamboat. A reward of ten dollar will be given for each, if taken in the State and secured in jail os that 1 can get them.

O. W. GAUSS. Sept. 30, 1643.

20-tf ich York Ronnet and Silk Store. 133 Main Street, St. Louis, 1st door below the Bank. HE undersigned has established himself as above, and would respectfully call the attention of Merchants and the public generally to his new stock of FANCY AND STAPLE SILK GOODS, BONNETS, LACES, MILLINERY ARTICLES, consisting in part of Black, blue blk, plain and bgured bilks, all of the newest styles; ng a and plain bonnet and cap ribbons; Taffetta white, bl'k and col'd fancy hdfks and scarfs; 6-4 Oriental, Victorine and Rob Roy Shawls; fig'd and plain col'd velvets, a new article for dressos; black, whue and piuk crapes; Tarlesan Muslins; 3-4, 4-4, 5-4 Pr. Mouselaine de Laine Shawls; Prus sian spun silk and Damasse at very low prices; black and white silk and Lisle thread hose; ladies and misses worsted mitts; ladies' white, black and col'd kid gloves; Orleans cloths; Alpacea lustres; 0-4 Merinos; blk bombazine and Lyons velvets; Bonnet Silks, a beautiful assortment of all the new styles.

ALbU A good assortment of mourning and second mourning du Laines, of new styles; gum elastic suspenders; gents black and Italian Cravats, and long scarfs; laces; a good assortment of white and black silk; net drillings, edgings, laces; 3-4, 4-4, 5-4, bobbinets, with a good assortment of thread insertings, laces, Bonnets and Hoods a very beautiful assortment ot the latest styles, and at very fuir prices. The above compri ses but a part of his stock. It has been purchased within six weeks at New York, on the very best terms, and will be sold at a very small advance or eastern cost. I am prepared to make reasonable advances on Tobacco, Wheat and produce generally, consigned to my triends in New xork. A.

F. W. WEBB. Saint Louis, Sept. 8, 1843.

27-y. LATEST NEWS "The Aew-Y'ork Store" IS this day receiving pr steam-boats Iatan and Huntsville. a part of their extensive stock of Fa li ami Winter Fancy and Staple DR GOODS, eonsi sting of rencli Ailpacca and arona Lustres, Bombazine, Bristol, Thread and Lisle Lace and edging, Ladies' fancy cravats, Italian silks, Double twisted silk net for capes, Cherry colored florence silk, Cop, Neck and Bonnet Ribbon, New style Needle worked collars, A large variety of French Gloves and Bonnets of every description, French, English and American Prints, Jackonet, Bishop lawn, Mull and baried Muslin, Linen and Linen Cambrick French linen and grass linen cambric hdkfs. uncommonly fine, also Broad Cloths, Saxony Cassiuiere, Sattinetts, Sheeps Grey, Kv. Jeans, Red, Yellow and White Flannels, White Thibet do.

superfine, Black plain and figured Sattin, Silk Velvet, Silk and worsted Surge, together with a large supply of other articles in the Dry Goods lino. This fall we shall be ena- bled to sell our goods a little cheaper man we uiu before, our stock all having been purchased previous to the late advance in the Eastern Mark ets, exclusively for Cash, and selected with great care; we shall also give the advantage to our cus turners to give them a trcali supply weemy oi New Goods, aud we only ask you tu call at the 'New York Store," our motto is, no trouble to show goods. J. GOODELL Sl Co. Boonville, September 23d, 1843.

38 6m. Cheap Cash Store. FTMIE undersigned would respectfully announce .1. to the peuple of Boone, and the adjoining counties, that he has just received from the Ess an assortment of fresh and new goods. Consist ing of DRY GOODS, a general assortment of Quceiisware, Hardware, Groceries, Roots and Shoes, All of which he is determined to sell lower for cash than goods of the same quality have ever been sold in this county.

He therefore requests all who wishto make purchases, to call and exa'nino his stuck, at the ruutn lately occupied by Knox (V Bee-man, front street, in the town of Rocheport. He feels satisfied they cannot fail being suited if low prices are an inducement to buy TURNER R. KING. Rocheport, May 13th, 1343. Trustee's Sale.

BY virtue or a Deed of Trust, executed by William M'Nuir and wife, to secure Weston F. Birch as endorser of a note held by the Branch of the Bank of the State of Missouri, at Fayette, which deed is dated July 2, 1842, and recorded in the Recorder's office of Howard county, in book pages 51)3 and 509. I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on Wednesday the 20th day of December, 1843, ou tho public squar in ayette, the ho'ise and lot in Fayette, knuwn by its number nine, on the map or said town, and will convey to the purchaser such title as is vested iu ine by the deed aforesaid, which is believed to da perfect. WESTON F. BIRCH, Trustee.

November lltb, 1843. 35 -4w. TJA1NTED BUCKETS, just received and for sale by JUM. rtlr.wu i. F.ycttp, May 27th, W.

STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Howard. County Court December Term, 1843. In the matter of tho estate of John Collins, dee'd. Order for sale of Real estate. ON petition of K.

Barton, one of the heirs of John Collins, it is ordered by the Court that John Y. Stern, administrator of the estate of John Collins, sell allthe right, title, claim and interest that the said deceased had at the time of his death in and to the following described Real Estate, to-wit: The west half of the south west quarter of section twenty-five, township fifty-two, range seventeen, containing eighty acres; the north east quarter of section twenty-six, township fifty-two, range seventeen, containing one hundred and sixtv acres; the east half of the south east quarter of section twenty-two, township fifty, range seventeen, containing eighty acres; the south east fractional quarter of xeclion twenty-six, township fifty-two, range seventeen, containing ninety-six fifty-seven one hundredth seres and six and one-fourth acres, embracing a Tan Yard. Lots No. 7 and 8, in block 11, in Glasgow. The said administrator is hereby ordered to sell said Real Estate before the Court House door in Fayette, on the first Monday in Januaiy next.

One third of the purchase money to be paid on the first of May thereafter, and the remaining two-thirds in anni.al instalments from said first of May. A copy Test N. FORD, Clerk, by Jas. H. Saunders, D.

C. December 9lh, 1843. 39 4t SECOND PHILADELPHIA SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES FEBRUARY 1844. m- On Tuesday and Wednesday, tj I February 6lh and 7th, the subscri-ber will sell at auction, at his Ufck store. No- 208 Market street, for cash, 2,000 CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, arc, comprising a general and complete assortment of fresh and seasonable goods, now being received direct from the manufacturers.

Purchasers are assured that every case offered will positively be sold to the highest bidder; and the catalogue will embrace the largest and best assorted stock ever offered at auction in this city. The subscriber's arrangements with the manu facturers are such, that regular semi-monthly sales will continue to be held as they have been the past year; and on the first Tuesday in February and August of each year, a great semi-annual sale. Catalogues will be prepared, and the goods opened fur examination the day previous to the sale. GEO. W.

LORD, Auctioneer, 203 Market Street. Philadelphia, December 9th, 1343. 39 9t SLAVES FOR SALE. I will offer lor sale in tho town of Fayette, on the first day of January next, two likely YOUNG NEGROES, be-lunging to the estate of Ed mund McAlexander. LOT a boy about the aye of 15, and POLLY a girl about 12 years old.

They sro both sprightly ncgrues, and nave been accustomed to act as waiters in a tavern. Terms Una half in six, the balance in twelve mouths, the purchaser giving bond with approved secur.tv. KAMUJiL. u. aJAJun, Public Administrator.

Howard county. Fayette, December 9th, 1843. 39 3t Administrator's A'otice. 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 Rubert A Givens, bearing date December 7th, 1843. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and all those having claims against said estate are required to present them, properly authenticated, within one year from the dote of said letters or they may be precluded from having any benefit in said estate, and if not presented within three years thev will be forever barred.

HENRY W. KRING, Adm'r. December 9th, 32 It Final Settlement. "VJOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned JL will apply to the County Court of Howard Countv. on the 1st Monday in February next, fur a final settlement nf his Administration on the es tate of Thomas Harrison, deceased.

JOHN HARRISON, Executor. December 9th, 1843. 39 4w IEW GOODS. G1 HATTENBACK, respectfully informs his I friends, and the public in general, that he has just opened a large stock of New Goods, in tho store room tormerly occupied by James miner and next door to Dr. Talbot's Drug tstore.

where can constantly be Ion nd a large assortment of Cheap and Fashionable Goods. He keeps constant!" on haud Dry Goods and Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Spun Cotton, Glassware and Qnenswarc, together with every thing elso usually kept in a Dry Guods and Grocery Store, which he is determined to sell cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere. All he asks is fur persons wishing to purchase goods to give him a call, feeling confident they will not be dissatisfied with his prices. He will take in exchange for Goods, Flaxseed, Beeswax and Feathers. Fayette, December 9th, '43.

Almanacs for 1844. Clay, Coutc, and Farmer's Almanacs for sale by S. H. SAMPLE Co. Docembcr 9th, 1813.

The Missouri Farmer's Almanac and Repository of useful knowledge for 1841. By C1IBNLV HOW, A. M. M. 1).

This is expressly a Missouri Farmer's Almanac, got up with every care, published and printed in Missouri, embracing the information useful to the husbandman, and men of business generally; with an appendix showing the time for holding courts distances from place to place throughout the Stale of Missouri and Illinois, dj-c, for sale at below the St. Louis prices, wholesale and retail. E. HART. Boonville, December 2nd, IS 13.

SPOTTED, Red, Orange and White Flannels, and Serges, fur sale by SWITZLER SMITH. Fayette, Nov. llth. 1843. GROUND ALUM A ND KENA WH A SALT.

A good supply of Q. A. nt Kenawha salt for sale like all other goods, ot the lowest river bv SWITZLER Jk SMITH. Nov- llth, 1B13 New Fall and Winter Goods! Direct from the Manufactories. rTtl subscriber has just received and is now JL opening large and splendid assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which he proposes to sell extremely low for CASH.

The subscriber has determined to commence business on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM. Mesning. that price shall be as low, if not lower, than can be found elsewhere. He has now a large assortment of goods of all kinds, and invites his old customers and others to call and examine his stock before purchasing. He has spent the -urn-mer in the east selecting his stock, anil flatter himself that the poods and prices sre such as will suit both time and seasons.

Among his stuck will be found a large assortment of Fancy Guods, consisting in part ot 10 pieces gimps. ors bonnet ribbons, 10 pieces cap do do, 10 pieces colored tritn'g, 3 du black du 2 dozen admirable fur the ladies, 2 dozen red do du, 2 blue du do, 2 white du do, 12 as'td col'd mitts, 5 worsted cravats, 10 do shawls, 5 do do large do, 6 do shally du do, 5 boxes bonnet pbbuns. 12 dozen ladies' black and white cords and tassels. 6 do ladies' fancy velvet cravats, assorted colors. 12 dozen ladies' large black dre.

buttons, 12 do do do small, 10 do do du colored, 0 do do do do small, 12 gross black glass do do do. 10 boxes assorted col- TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS. A large assortment of cords and bindings, of all descriptions, for trimming coats, can be found at Lombard's one price store, sign of "GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH." Fine Broad and Beaver Cloths. 4 pieces wool-dyed bl'k 4 pieces blue beaver do, cloth, 2 do rifle green do, 10 do blue do, 5 do brown do, 4 do heavy beaver do, 2 do brown wave, 2 do invisible do, 5 do heavy beaver, blue, 4 do do diamond, 4 du do pilot cloth. CASSIMERES.

5 pieces fine black cas- 2 p's fine light French simeres, cassimere, 10 p's do steel mixed, 2 du du blue-black, 2 do do doe skin do, 3 do do wave, HATS AND CAPS. 10 cases Russia Kabbit 12 doz common fur rips, Hats, 5 do Cassimere do, 5 do Brush 5 do Fur do, 10 dozen drab wool do, 10 do black do do, 6 do superior do do, 10 do Men's Silet do, 0 do Boys dj do do, 6 do Glazed do, 20 do Seal Skin du. 5 do fine Otter Fur do, SATINETS. 20 pieces fine black do, 15 p's. fine steel mixed FLANNEL.

20 pieces red flannel, 10 do white do, 5 do yellow do, 4 do green do, 0 do Canton do, 10 do do gray, 5 do do blue. DOMESTIC. 5 belles Indian head, 5 do Merrimack, 10 do Web-ter, 4 do Pitlsfietd shirting. ALPACA. 2 pieci-s plain alpaca, 2 do Watend do 4 do Lustre do.

HIGHLAND PLAID SHAWLS. 5 dozen highland plaid shawls, 4 dozen highlund net do. BOOTS AND SHOES. 500 p'r coarse brogans, 500 pair Misses shoes as extra quulity sorted qualities. 500 p'r do do, 500 pair children's do.

of almost all kinds, 5 tases men's tine calf boots, rases do thick do, 1 do do kip 4 do do water proof boots, 3 cases boys' coarse boots 4 do children's do, oOO kip do, 2U0 boys du do. 200 thick do, 300 women's calf shoes, 100 p'r do bootees, 100 com. slippers, 100 extra fine do 100 do buskins, 100" half gaiters, For sale cheap for cash by BENJ. LOMBAHD. Boonville, Dec.

2nd, 1:43. The subscriber has opened a branch of his establishment in Fayeite, in the Store room lately occupied by R. H. Law, whera ho will keep an assortment of the above enumerated Goods, together with a stock of GROCERIES, which he will sell as low as trey can be bought in BOONVILLE, or anywhere in the WEST, aud solicits his old customers, and the public in general, tu call and examine his stock. BENJ.

LOMBARD. Fayette. Dec. 2ml. H43.

33 Iv Ars MADE TO ORDER W. H. McKinstr). having in his employment ono of the best cup makers in the west, is prepared to make cloth and silk velvet caps, of any style, ordered at a few hours notice, at his Fashionable Hat and Cap Establishment, No. 13 Market st.

Si. Louis, November 25th, 1843. sliirli 11 uor ii fTiV, HAVE just received at their Store in lasgow, a large and complete assortment of goods, all of which will be sold very low for cash or barter. Among the assortment may be found the following Staple Goods. 10 Hhds.

Prime N. O. Sugar, 50 Sacks Rio Coffee, 200 do. Salt, 25 Kegs Dupont Sporting Powder, 500 lbs. Bar Lead, 10 Bales Brown Domestics, 3 Cases bleached du.

5000 Cotton Yarn, assorted No's Indigo, Coperas, Madder, Sic, together witha general assortmentof fineand Staple Goods. Hides, Peltries, Beeswax, Tallow, Flaxseed, Sic, will be taken at fair prices. Glasgow, Nov. 25th, 1843. HEAVY CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS.

We invite particular attention to our extensive assortment of Broadcloths, Cassimere, Vesting and Trimmings, a portion of which are as fine as any ever imported into the United States. WITZLER Jf SMITH. Fayette, Nov. llth, 1813. WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE! Icask verv fine cheese for sale bv SWITZLER i.

SMITH. Fayette. Nov. 1 1th, 1843. Look at A good assortment of Toilet, Shaving, and Pier Looking Glasses, at tho lnutist prices, for salu by Dec.

2d, 1843. SWITZLER Si SMITH. Fur Caps. A few superior Sea Otter and Fur Seal Caps which are for sale at less thtii eastern prices to dose the lot. SWITZLER SMITH.

Fayette, Dec. 2d, 1813. A T.nrrro mint-Jo nf RpH Tii-Llnts. n. Ku SWITZLER SMITH.

Tavettr, Nov. llth, I613. Trustee's Sale. BY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed bv Na thaniel Ford to the undersigned, bearing date 8th of March 1812, and recorded in the Kecordor's office of Howard County, in "Book page 310 and fullowing, to secure to John McMecihan. Sen'r.

and AdamC. Woods, the payment of certain sum of money in said deed specified, 1 will on the day ot December 154J, betors the Uourt House duor, in Fayette, proceed to sell, to the highest bidiler, tor cash, all the right, title, claim and interest, conveyed to me as Trustee by said Deed of Trust, in and to the following described tract-or pnrcels of land, to-wit: Two hundred acres ot Innd. being part uf a S.mnish grant. No. 1720, located in Townships 48 and 40, in Range 17, being the same Iract conveyed to said Ford hj James Cole and wife, by deed bearing date 0'h March 1840.

(The inetts and bounds of saio tract more particularly set out in said deed ul Trust Also, tho north west quarter of section onr. township fifty, range eighteen, containing IUU acres. Also, a certain tract nr parcel of land containing about 100 acres, being part of a certain tract of 610 ocrcs, surveyed in sections 4 and 5, iu township 49, range 10, located by virtue of a New Madrid certificate, uiu) subsequently pntr-nted to one Juhn Collins, by letters patent, bearing date July 3d, 1820, conveved to suid Ford by "Philip Trammel and wife by ded bearing dato Aug. 29. 1827.

(The mutes and bounds set out in said Deed of Trust Also, one tract of land, containing 320 acres, being survey No. 2913. located by virtue of New Madrid certificate, No. 502, on the west half of section 33, township fifty, range 1(5, conveyed to said Ford by James Tanner and wife, by deed bearing date December 7th, 1838. All of the ubuve described tracts of land are situate in Howard County, Missouri.

A. so, a certain tract of land lying the conn tiff of Howard and Chariton in said Statu, one I thirteenth of two hundred acres purchased by said I tord troin lalton turner, pnrt and parrel ot tin-tract lying just above the town of Glasgow. Such title as is vested in uieas Trustee by said Deed of Trust, I will convev. and none other. ANDREW J.

HERNDON, Trustee. December 2nd, 1843. 383. Administrator's JVTO'ITCE is hereby given that the undersigned JL 'I has obtained from the clerk of the county court of Chariton county, letters of Administration on the estate of David Groce, bearing date October 29th, 1843. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to exhibit them within one year or 'liey may be precluded from having any benefit of said estate, and unU'o-rxhibitnl within three years from tho datu of suid letters will be forever dehnrred.

DAVID PROFFIT. Adm'r ember 25th, 1843. 37 3'. Administrator's Aoticc. O'l'ICE is hereby given that the undersigned has obtained from the Clerk of the County Court of Chariton county, letters of Administration on the estate of Barnes, dee'd.

bearing date October 21st, nil persons indebted will make immediate payment, and those having claims ugainst said estate ore requested tc present them, properly authenticated, within it-year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from hiving any benefit of satd estate, ind if not presented within three years, they nil, be forever barred. DAVID PROFFiT. Adm'r. 1813. f7-4t.

Final Settlement. "JVyOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-i 1 ested in the estat.i of Ashley Sampson, dee'd. that I will apply at the iipxi regular term of the l-ountv Court of Howard Countv, for a liuul settle ment of my administration on snid estate. JOMil'ii KUl'hS, hxecutor. November 18, 1813.

STCHVEREM OVAL. The undersigned has removed to the East side of the square, in the brick building next door to Switzier Smith, where the public are respectfully invited to call and examine- his stock ot superior readv made clothing, Boots Shoes, splendid Alpaca cloths, Isuhelliues. iljv for ladis drest-es. Huts, Caps, (tc, all of which arc offered at prices cot usual in Fayet for Cash. II.

KRAMER. Fay ftte. Nov. 1. 1813.

Itemoval. HATTENBACK, respectfully informs hi-' friends and the public, that he has removed his stock of goods to the south sid'j of the public square, in the room heretofore occupied by H. Kramer, as a Clothing Store, and next dour to Dr. Talbot's Drug Store, where he is prepared to accommodate his customers with any artiele in his line of business "cheap for cish." Call and examine my stock and prices and your own interest will sngge the next step. Fayette, Nov.

18, 1-43. Important to farmers. 117E have just received and for sale at th LOWEST CASH PRICES, a large ond well assorted stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats ond Bonnets, Iron, Steel, Nails and Castings, Salt.Xc, for which we will receive the market prices delivered as bv agreement Hemp. Wheat, Pork, Beeswax, Tallow, Flaxseed, Jeun-, Lind- SWITZLER 4. SMITH.

Fayette, Nov. 18, 1843. rork! Torki: wishto make engagements for a limited nuiouui ui t'ouu, cui iru torn, vteiniug from 1-0 lbs. upwards to be dulivered at Simoon Swiuler's during the month of December. SWITZLER it SMITH Fayette, Nov.

18, 1843. TO COOPERS. CIOOD, neat Lard Kegs, of seasoned Linn or Mulberry, to bo made as per our direction, wontfd by SWITZLER Si SMITH. Fayette, Nov. 18.

1813. The -ift tor 1811. VN elegantly pot up annual, just received, also, Friendsh ip's Offering for 1811, Li' r-iry Souvenir for 1814. Flora's Interpreter. The Tusk, ith a great variety nf elegantly embellished and useful works mutable for presents, also some highly finished pocket Hiblosand testaments, Sic fur sale ut vory reasonable prices by E.

HART. November I81I1, 1813. IS a xv Cotton. 1,000 lbs. Raw cotton, received and for sale low, a beautiful article.

N. SAMPLE ff Cn. Fayette, Sept. 9th, 1-13. general assortment uf brown and Pleached domestics and drilling, constantly on hand and for sale low bv WATSON fr YOSTt.

P'onvilln, Or'. 2h, 1813 I iisi6. norsE, AND STAGE OFFICE, Boonville, Missouri. BY PETER PIERCE, late or the citt hot it. rPMIE subscriber has recently taken the above JL well known stand, and respectfully solicit a share of public patronage Ho will endeaver to give satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call.

His bills will be onusualLT Low. THE MAIN LINE OF STAGES FROM I MiUnlNl, ST. LOUS TO INDEPENDENCE, sopwith iiim, and hewiU endeavor to extend every accominodatiun to passengers. BounvillP, April 1813. 4 Itegiilnr Weekly Packet, For Glasgow, Missouri River, and intermediate Landings.

The new and fust running steamer HUNTSVILLE, Mil- ler, master, will run the re- ot i tic- -eaon in place ot the tiuwena as a repulnr packot to Glasgow, Missouri river, leaving St. Louis every Tuesday at 4 o'clock, P. M. Un I.T downward trip she will leave Glasgow "n-ry Fridiv at 10 o'clock, and bu at Arrow Rock, lioonville, Rocheport and Nashville, same day. Al irioti, Ji'tlersim city.

Smith's Landing, 1'uriland, ilerioan, Fiuckney, Washington and South Point on Saturday, and nrrive at St. Louis early on Sunday morning. For freight or passage apply to W. II TURNER Sl St. Louis.

J. McMECHAN, Glasgow. Sept. 80, 1843. REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET The new Steamboat WA-I ELLO, N.

J. Eaton, master, i .1 V.IU iriKe me piace ui iua Uian. os a packet lietween M. Lotus, t-lasguw and Chariton, un opening of navigation in the coming Spring uf lrlJ. The WAPELLO will leave St.

Louis every Sat-ar lay afternoon at 0 oVoi and Glasgow every Tut'iJay at noon, and will be ot Arrow Rock. Boonville. Rocheport and Nashville the same day. Siie will be ul Marion, Jefferson City, Cote sans desstin, French village. Landing, Portland, Pannel's, Lou-re Island, Herman, Pmkney, Washington, South Point and Mount evpry W-Unesday, on her downward trip, and wi.l rtt.

Louis eorly on Thursday. ll.iNLNKAMf, Agent at Glasgow, K. Co Agents nt Rocheport, G. i Co Jefferson City, White Louis. Oet( i-r 2 1.1-13.

W1 Gm Fisiitl Settlement. IV O'l'ICE is li- rel.y given that I will apply at Ihr xt gular of the Countv Cuurt ot Howard County, lor a final settlement of my ad-uiinistm itn vu th of Slaudeifurd, deeoBse.1. JOHN JJRADLEY, Adm'r. Nov. 1 1th, 1813.

Administrator's Aoticc. JVTOl'lCE is hereby given thut the undersigned wLI have obtained from the Clerk of the County Court of Howard county, letters of administration on thP cfiate of Alfred Yager, dee bearing die With day of October 1-13; all persons indebted to suid estate ure requested to make imme- Idiato payment, and those having claims against sani e-tu'e ur requested to present thet.i, properlv I ttu'hi'titieatjd, within one lear from the date of said or they may be precluded from having inv bent fit of said estate, and if not presented ithin three years, ihey will bo forever debarred. JAMES II. SILVEV. i BOYD McfR November ll'ii.

Administrators. Sotitemrnt. is hereby giver, thnt I wiil apply at tho next regular ol the Countv Court of Howard Count ministration on tor a final Settlement ot my ad-the cstu'e of E.more Thompson, deceased. EPHRAIM THOMPSON, Adm'r. November llth, 1-W.

Administrator's A 1 i ce. NOTICE is given that the undersigned hate obtained Ir.vn the clerk of the county court of county letters of Administration on the c-taii! of Charles Dr.i!; Jec'd bearing date 1-13. Ail persons having claims against said estate are requested exhibit them with in one year or toey iflsy be preluded from having any benefit nf said estate, and unless exhibited within threu tears from tha dale of said letters will he forever deharrej. JOSHUA IIOEUS. DAVID R.

DRAKE.) Administrator. Oct. 2lst, 1-43. 3341 Administrator7 Aotice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have obtained from thu clerk of the couuty court tuf Howard crunty, Inters of Administration on 1 the etatc of Sarah BurcLhartt, bearing i date October 21st, All persons hat ing claims against suid estate are requested to exhibit them I within one year or they may be precluded from I having any benefit of said said estate, and unless I exhibited within three years from the date of said letters will be fitrwer debarred.

E. F. JETER, D. STEWARD. Administrators.

i Oct. 28th, 184-s. 33-4t Administrator's Aotiee. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have obtained from the clerk of the county cuurt of Howard county, letters of Administration de hitnis nan On thp estate of sV Vt.irelhartt. bearing dut October 2Ut, 183.

All persons 1 iiuvimr claims o-a liest said estate Bre requested to exhibit them tt ithm one year or they muy be from having nny heticf.t of said and unless exhibited within three years from the I date of said letters ill bo forever debarred. I F. JETER. D. D.

STEWARD. A Jmimstrators de bonis nun. I Oct. 2Sih, 1843. 33 It j' Fashionable Tailoring.

I IHE undersigned respectfully informs the 1 public that he has opened a shop opposite the poit urlije, v. iu-ru he intends carrying on the jabrvu biibiness in nil its various branches. Being in tho receipt of the latest aud 'not corrtict. Fushion-, from the eastern cities, he is prepared to make garments in accordance with those fa-hi uis, or of any uiher fashions desired by is customers. A thorough knowledge of his busiiwss, together with prompt attention to tbof who may favor him i a call, he hope will insure him a pnrtioti 1 il pjtronnjo of theciti-leus uf Fuyette und vicinity.

Particular ai'tntiou to cutting gar. palette. Nov. 11. H43 35 tf.

TC Beaver anJ tlus.ii liai, ul' a ftvU va riety, superior quaVv and low, ror sale'by SWITZLER SMITH. 1513.