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Lovk, Forgert, and Suicide al Vienna. I
We have just received from our corres
pondent at Vienna the particulars of a ro
mance of real life so extraordinary, that were
it not for the respectability of the writer
we should be halt inclined to question the
probability of the occurrence.
luis Scotti, the head of a commercial
house in this capital, some time since de
camped, having previously commmitted a
forgery-to a considerable amount. It was
supposed that he had concealed himself at
Pesth, and a warrant for his apprehesion had
been despatched to that city, his property
in the meantime, seized by his crediotrs. and
his house taken possession of by a bailiff. Ear
ly in the morning 01 the 1 5th "bcotti suddenly
returned to Vienna, and knocked at his own
door, at the corner of the great market
square. The person in charge let him pass;
but immediately he had done so, hastened to
the first police station, to communicate the
circustances of Scotti's return. About break
of day the officer of justice arrived, and
finding the door open, rushed into the bed
room where Scotti lay. 'Not a step further,'
bawled out the culprit stretching forth from
the counterpane two pistols. 'The first
nho aoDroaches me is a dead man.' This
was SDoken in a note that showed the deter
mination to suit the action to the word.
The consequence was that the house was
soon cleared, and the retiring party heard
the hnhs and bars closed behind them. As
ther did not venture on forcible measure
it was resolved to starve out the lion in his
den. The fortress was therefore invested on
all sides, no one was allowed to come out,
and none of the besiegers had the courage to
enter.
The affair got wind; the street became
more and more crowded every hour. So
passed the morning. In the afte-noon, about
four o'clock Scotti's affianced bride, Losine
Aliio. the daughter of a great upholsicr,
voting and beautiful girl, co.ne to the police
office, promising, if they would allow her to
see Scotti, she wou'.a persuaae i.m to urreu
ler at discretion.
u The request was granted, and the heseijj
sr rem iine.1 p-isiveh awaiting the eieut
Tl.o llirrnT sllil Ciintilllie J t i!i--,es. auJ
niVht did not separate ih-.v.i. At length,
about eleven o'clock, a shot was .e ird Loin
within; a minute later, anoiher, and then
some groans, and all was still as death. The
door was forced open. They found the first
room empty; in the second, two corpses.
Scotti had shot his mistress to the heart, and
then himself. On the table was Jjund an
empty campaign bottle, and the remnants of
n mirmer. proving that they lind resiled
tKimcAU-pi before the catastrophe. Two
hearses, accompandied by a vast multitude
of the citizens, bore the suicide to the hospital.
I give this relation without any glossary,
merely staling the bare lacis.
An Irishman was sent out to put a letter
;n ih rt-office directed to a ludv. He
brought it back.
Bad luck to them post-officers, ycr hon
or,' said he, 'ibis letter won't go,'
Won't rro?'
'Divil a bit. The dirty spal,.eens have got
a place for the letters for the mails, hut sor
row a one is there for the females!'
e
KF.EN IRONY.
The fnllnwin? admirable hits at a few of
the Whig absurdities of the present djy, are
from the Georgia Constitutionalist:
"The Whigs are consistent! They are no
hypocrites. The Whigs charge Mr. Van
TWeii with beinor oDoosed to the late war.
Ak them if thev would vote for Mr. Web
ster, in preference to Mr. Van Iiuren, and they
will answer, ves. Mr. Webster, it is notori
ous, was opposed to the war, as well as the
Hartford Convention. The Whigs charge
Mr. Van Karen with being a tariff man, an
internal improvement man, and even a Na
tional Bank man, notwithstanding his repeat-
A Honn!. Ask them if thev would vote
for Mr. Clav. in preference to Mr. Van Bu
ren, and they will answer, yes. They charge
Mr. Van Buren with being a proclamation
anrl fnrre bill man. Ask them if they will
-rote for General Harrison and they will deaf
en r-nii with the ctv of ves. ves. Is all this
T.nn:fenrv. and no hvnocrisy! Further-
.more: In the North Mri Webster and hi
nri.:. r-;n4 nmnnrt Henem! Harrison, be-
vmiee the first measure that will be adopte
under his administration, will be a Nationa
Rontr. Tn the South he is supported bv the
w higs, because he has declared such an insti
tution unconstitutional. In the West Mr.
Pay and bis Whig friends support the Gen
eral, because a national system of internal
improvements and a protective tariff will be
adopted. In the South the Whigs support
him tvtaiine he is onjK)sed to those Federal
m.,..,re. Tn the North and West Slade,
Granger, Tappan, and Stewart, support Gen
eral Hnrrwon. beruiuse the cause of Abolition
will be placed in a more commanding point
of view. In the South the W higs support
him r.ef.nnf he is no Abolitionist. How can
snch different views of the W higs be recon
ciled? The optics of tl e Whig must be
eak indeed and General IIarnon must have
been gifted to a high degree wun tne iacui
ties of a Proteus.
of New Orleans, has been
.uj r. fi.tintr a duel, which ended in the
death of his antagonist, and acquitted. There
were four seconds indicted as to whom the
District Attorney entered a nolle prosequi.
: iThe German population of Cincinnati is
estimated by the ngen for tak-ng the census
at 12,000-We than ortf-fourth of the en
tire population.
Negro Revolt in Louisiana The New
Orleans Picayuue, of the 1st. says Aboli
tion incenaiaries are creeping about among
us like moles in the ground, as blind, as diffi
cult to catch, and as mischievous. Four
hundred happy and peaceful slaves, having
been wrought upon by some of these sneak
ing pests to our well being, broke out in fu
rious revolt on the 25th ult. in the P.-rish of
Lafayette; but the poor misguided blacks
were soon taught their error, and lorty ol
them were placed in confinement, while
twenty were sentenced to be hung upon the
27th. Four white abolition rascals were de
tected, acting as leaders, in conjunction with
one yellow fellow, who is notorious for being
a great scoundrel. It is the white incendia
ries that ought to be hung, or, if the poor mis
led slave must suffer, double, treble should be
the punishment imposed upon these heartless
emissaries of a fanatic and reckless sect.
The Ritfr Rit. A pood storv is told of
a chap in North Carolina, who went the en
tire figure in the way ol marrying an me
eirls who would have him. without waiting
for anv of them to die ott. as the law directs,
After h.ivinir marrif d the thirteenth, some of
his first loves came down upon him and Lad
him lodged safely in jail. Bit a person so
fond of perfect liberty and who could get
into livmen's noose with such ease, found
little difficulty in getting out of the "jug.
and the next news of him he was running at
l:ir e with n heaw reward offered for his
apprehension. He was shortly recognized
hv a rrentlemrtn. who. anxious to get the
reward, invited him to his house, desired
him to sit down, called his wife to chat with
him as an inducement to detain him there;
while he made some excuse for leaving a
few moments and statted for a constable to
arrest the runaway. What was the poor
m.in's astonishment on returning with the
constaMe. to find that the gav Lothario, ta-
kimr the advantage of his short absence
had absconded trith his wife. This makes
the f,.11mv's stock of wives now on hand
fourteen.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
K Virtue ind by authority of eu execution Issued
from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
within and for the coooty of fiM nnu state ol Mis
souri, bearing date the 7th day of September, 1S40,
in favor of William McPike, and against Aylett H.
Buckner, Administrator of the estate or Michael
B..onl,t. deceased. I have levied opoo and aeixed all
the right, title, interest, and claim of aid Michael
Reynold! at the time or Dit oeatn, iir iuuwiu5 cn.
estate, tj wit: the norm wen qmna iw
weat quarter of section thirteen, towntnip no. uuy
three, north of range No. three west, lying and being
in the said county of Pike, and will tell the same to
the highest bidder for cash in band at the Court-house
rlnnr in the town of tlowlinr ureen, in ;';
on the L'ltbdayof October next, between the hours
of nine and 6ve o'clock of that day, and during the
term of the circuit coutt of said county of fike o
satisfy said execution and all costs.
ITiLLiAm ir..'ii,
Sept. 19 3t. Sheriff of Pike Co.
STATE OF MISSOURI, I
County of Lincoln.
lo the Circuit Court of Lincoln
August term, 1S40.
Jacoi M. Parsons,
Complainant,
r.
J a a is ItAosoALi and
Thomas E. Smith,
Defendants.
County, Missouri,
ATTP.'fIf) DEMOCRATS!!
TnE DEMOCRATS of the county of IJncoln
are requested to meet nt Troy on Monday the
19tb of Octobef next, ror the purpose
Democratic Association the object of which will be
fully explained o that day. Also to organiae our
elres for the great political coofliut io November
next. ...
The lion John Jameson and other gentlemen win
address tbo meeting. Our Democratic brethren ol
the adjoining counties nre respectfully ioited to at
tend. .. MANY DEMOCRATS.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
TUVTOTICE is hereby citen that the undersigned
1A has taken oot letters of Administration oa the
estate of Edward T. McQuie, dee'd, from the County
rinnrf. of Pike Co. bearing date August 31, 1640: all
persoos, therefore, who hae any claims against the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date or said letters, or they may be
nreclnded from hafing any beoefit of said estate, and
if fncli c.'sims are not presented wilbio three years
of every description, and all bniioua
eeesmry for me to aay aught, aa I bo
ther will t-a forerer barred.
EDWIN
Sept. 12, 1W0. St.
L. McQCIE, Adm'r.
i-T-TheRev. William Crockett will preacl
at the h..ue of David .AIcAhster, on bund:iy
I the 27:h instant at 1 1 o'clock, A. M.
mauri nn.
On the 3d inst., by the Rev. F. II. MEI-
mv ilr. Jamks liKEP, i"
both o! this count v.
T
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
HE ui.dirsii.Mied Administrator .t the
cstnte cif William S. Markov, deceased.
ute of Tike Cnntv M-l. hereby gives no
ted
ice lo a'l nwcrned or in anv way mu-it-
in said es':i!e, thr.t the undersigned a.iminis-
rator will arn.lv fr a final settlement ol saM
. " .... i . f
estate at the next .oveiuuer u-rm oi n.c
i;nty court of said count v.
Sept. l'J It. JOHN MACKCY, Arlm'r.
NOTICE THIS.
WIIFKEAS, my wii, MAKV wiiiu.vi'".
left niT bed "nntt hoard without mow, or pro
vocation mi Tl.iifduv the -th day of Anrut lnt.
This is therefore to forwarn all persons from dealine
ifh, boardinr. or trnting bet un my account, as I
rrt.
I". WITIIIXGTON,
19-4t.
1 On a Dill in Chancery
I for the execution of spe-
cific contract for convey -
ahce or real enaie.
J
THIS day comes the complainant by his solicitor,
and on the affidavit of William Sitton, it ap
pearing to the atifaclion of the court that James
' O ..... . . .
Ra:dale one of said defendants is not a resioeni oi
this State: It is thereupon ordered by the couit that
the said James Radale be notified by a publication
of this order, to be made in some newspaper printed
in this itate fur eiht weeks uceesiTely ; the Inn in
sertion to be at lea-t lour weeks before the next No
vember term of this court, that said complainant has
died in this conrt bis bill of complaint again't him,
stating in substance that said Rngtdale on the 20lh
dav of December. executed a title bond to
.... ... . r
said Smith for the west hair of the r. w. quarter oi
ectionHO, in Township 51, range 1, East of the fifth
nrinrin,! meridian: bindinr hira to make to sain
Smith a good and sufficient warranty deed, on condi
tion that said Saiith should pay to him the sum of
two hundred dollars. That said sum of money has
been paid according to bis contract with said Rags-
dale '.hat said deed has not been made thit said
Smith has executed to txid complainant a title bond
for said land that said complainant has paid said
Smith for said land; that a title deed to said land
has never been made by aaid Smith to said complain
ant: and prays that said Kac-dale and Smith be
made tlefeudautt and compelled to answer said Dill ol
compliiint. Ace. Therefore, you the said James Kag
rf.le. are refinired to appear at this court on the 0rt
day of the next term thereof, to be begun and held
at the Court House in Uie lown oi i roy, in
county of Lincoln, on the 5th Monday in November
next, and answer said bill of complaint, or the same
will be taken for confeed against you.
State of Miwnnri, )
County of Lincoln
, Francis Parker, clerk of the Circuit Court in
and lor ti.? county of Lincoln, in tlie State of Mo.,
I certifj that the a'te e copy oi .n o,...-r ,.wm
tl.e n conn ol s.nu cl- T "
P.rso,., con.pl.i..ai., and Ja?e Kapdale ana ino
n.s K. Smith defendants, made at the August term
thereof, 1?4U. , , ., ,
Given under my hand and tl.e seal oi saiu v . mi.
1 at odire. in the town ol 1 toy r, i
J said county of I.iuroln, this Dlh day of
S September, lr4H.
sept. 19, 1-10. ?t FRANCIS TAUKLIt, LlrrK.
NOTICE.
ssjssak iviwtV from the subscriber living in Piko
alt county Mo., A JN'egro Girl named Fanny, a-
bont 14 years old, OT a yenow
built, not very tall of her affe, has some small marks
on her face occasioned by having been poisoned by
the oak vine. Had on when she Isft, tow-l.nnen
or lincy dress, callico son Bonnet. She left without
.nAia I am aT nnininfl that said eirl haf been stolen
a. I '.ll riva twenty dollars for
ih. rf.i.e;n. of id nerro if takeo intbis Slate and
enrJ..I . that I ret her.ottSfty dollar! if takon out
of this State and delivered to me at my residence
r secured so that I get her. .
ANDREW JORDAN
Sent 72. 1040. tf.
rr"7- The iMiwouri Republican will please copy
(he above, and forward their account to this office
will not pay any of her contr
Lincoln Conn" v. Mo. Sept.
I
N
TRUSTEE S SALE.
PL'RSt'ANCE sif an order of the Circuit Court
SHERIFF'S SALE.
N Pursuance aud by authority of several writs of
execution passed from the Clerk s oDce in tne
Circuit Court, for the County of Pike, and state of
Missouri, one in favor of J. S. Morris ot lo., one in
favor of Robert A Carncs, one in favor or Urmstty
Hite 4- Co., one in fivor of Iwbella G. V eaver, one
in favor ol .Marina r-ci.ooicr, sw uu
James Low, and all ngainst Jnmes W. Dooth, I have
levied upon and seiicd all the n-ht, title, interest anu
claim of the said James W, Booth, in and to the fol
lowing real estate, lying in said county of Tike, vn :
four hundred and sixty-even nnd a thir.i acres oi
m!. it beinr a part of a larrer tract of land gran
ted to one Saugrain, and being io township fifty two.
range one east, which snul land was wiuea so ine .io
I.-... IV. Rnnth. b Norborne B. Booth, deceased.
1 f.r tl.e county of Pike ami Mate ol .1ioiiii.
ma ie at the July term thereof (IMO.) the undersigned
Trustee of the estate of Boone I. Elliott, will offer
for sale at the Court House dour in the tosrnuf Bow
ling Green, during the. setting of the Circu:t Court of
said county, ou Monday the l-'th day ol urionci
next, on a credit of nine months, till the interest, rUhl
and title of the said Elliott in and to the following
declined real sMatc.lji.: in "aidcouuty to wit: The
North half of the west half or the south vet quarter
of section twenty-six, (20), townstip fifty-lliree, (53)
North of range one west, containing forty acres
The purehhser will be required to give bond with ap
proved pers .njl security for the payment of the pur
chase money.
JESSE G. RODGERS.
Trustee of B. 1. ELLIOTT.
Sept. 19 .'It.
CLARKSV1LLE, Sept. 9, 1C40.
Ma. Bi-ctxxa I see io your paper of the 22d
August, a Card with the signature of J. OWSLEV,
of Cluiksville, in which be said, that there has been
a icnort in circulation that he did cheat me out of
fifty dollars in the sale of some pork ; be further say,
SOMETHING NEW
IN THE L1TERAET WORLD.
rilllE undersigned publishers of the "Bal
JL flr tppriu" are now makins ex-.
tensive arrangements for the publication of
a family Newspaper, to le called
THE OCEAN,
aNO WEEKLY curPF.a.
The first number of which will be issued on
or about the first day of July next or soon
er. if nossible. It will be printed on fint
u-l'.itA n.nnp.r. nf a lame size, and will contain
nil the choice Rcadins Matter of the whole
s;x Uaiiy tjnppers, anu t.w 'in:r st
the whole forming one of the most desiraoie
Litf.rakt Papers ever published in the State
of Maryland. . ,
TIia ..nF.A,, will be under the editoria
rhnrrre fit JOHN II. HEWITT and JOHN
WILLIS, Esq" rs. the former well known as
editor, proprietor, or principle contributor to
everv hterarv publication issueu in ini. cuy
fur t.ie last fifteen vears; and the latter, Ion
n rnntr'ihiitor to various periodicals, but more
publicly known since his connection wun me
-Baltimore Cmppkr." The extraordinary
success which has attended the establishment
.f the Riltimoro Clipper, now numbering
1 .rrr.rlUt of subscribers than any other news-
paper ever published in Maryland the daily
applications tor a weekly paper to send, by
tn, r-nnntrv subscribers and the many
faci'ities, possessed bv the undersigned, for
this undertaking, have induced them to spare
noexpcr.sj in getting up a paper which enn
not fail to be a welcome visitor into every
man's familv.
The Iiik will be tut'mly nor, and the ge
neral artearance of the paper will te sucii
as to compare with the best printed periodi
cals now published in the I nitcd States.
The terms of subscription will be $2,00 per
annum, to be mailed, at our risk we paying
the letter postage or three copies will be
furnished for 5,00, in bankable money, vuien
sent as above. When Sl,50 are paid in per
son, at our office in Baltimore, a icccipt lor
nn vo.r a nhsi'-rirition will he triven. Sin
gle copies will be for sale every Saturday, at
the counter, with or without wrappers, at six
rent e-ioh. Varment alwavs to be made in
advance, without respect to persons.
BULL 4c TUTTLE, Baltimore, Md
W.m-s fj r vT TAfXriX
WHO WANTS Wiu.a at.s
, tk. -.ar'Irr Dobl.c to the oooiemoe
V V wouiu rcici a .... srv-Tk
voluaury letters puhliil.ed recently the GOOD
SAMARITAN rclat.re to tLe fcarpy H Lb?,c;J!
n-eetsortho ai'n.ini-tratlftrl or
PILLS AND PIIENIX BITTERS.
Tboaa who hire perused the letter, aoov. "-" -:
-i .u.. .i.t nr ea they tea in
wilt umrf in, mi J - - . .i ,
fact, that no inconvenience of any aort da th ta-
king or these medicine, in ordinary ",T.
patient, without feeling their operation. mrmUy
left in a atronger and beUar atate of faaaltb tba wa-
xperienced previous to being aUlieleo. wiiu saws,
in all case of acute Buffering, frea. rruri -
few hours, and a cure w genera uy ""
three day. -
In caea of Fever
ucciiona, is i. uu" r .
Ueve the LIFE Jft.DICI?its " ' "
milled to be the moat tpeedy and effectual esn oatant
in all diseases of that elaaa. . ,. :
The Life Medicine, are alo a most exce.Mm mm,
ffection. of the liver and bowela, a baa boeBproTLJ
in hundred, of ease, where patienU bay com. iorww
and requested that their experience in taking them DJignt
be published for tbe benefit of others. In tbeif O)
tion in such cases, they restore the tone of tbsj atomach.
trengthen the digeativa organs, and invigorate law
general funeUena or tbo whole oooy, ana uh
to both sexee (for they are perfectly adapted to each) an
invtlasblo means of preyenting diseaae and restoring
health. - . , ...
In aflcclions of tbe bead, whether aceompaniea whs.
pain and giddiness, or marked by the grievoosealamtty
of impaired mental energy, in palpitations oi urn usrarA.
flatulency, loss of appetite and strength, and the multi
plied symptoms of disordered digestions. The Lite Me.
. . . . . . . . L. . Hl.l.r aff)..
dicincs wiu oe louna to posaav us mv. - j
'J- t j i :1
Constitutions relaxeo. weaa or sjbu,
. i . - "A .rik. lila
women, are under tne immeaiam " - -
Medicines. Old coogha, atlima, and eonssnnplive he
iti are soon relieved and speedily cured. Poverty or
blood, and emaciated limbs will ere long meet use nap
piest change, the cbill watery fluid wiH become rich and
balsamic, and the limbs will be covered with flesh, firm
and healthy.
Nervous disorde.s of every kind, and from whatever
cause arising, fly before the effect of the Life Medicines,
and a I that train of sinkings, anxieties and tnmoare
which so dreadfully affect tbe weak, tne semntary, ana
the delicate will in a short time, be succeeded y cheer
fulness sod every presage of health.
For weakness, deEcieney of natural strength, and re.
taxation of the yessels, by too frequent indulgence of
the passions, this medicine is a sxfe, certain, and invalu.
able remedy .... ...
Those who have long resided m bet climates, and are
lanpiid and relaxed in the whole system msy take THE
LIFE MEDICINES with tbe happiest effects; and
persons removing lo the Southern stalee or West lodiee
cannot store a more important article of health and lire.
The following cases are among the most recent cures
effected, and gratefully acknowledged by tbe persons
benefitted: n '
Can of Jacob B. Hunt, New W mosor, ursngs couo.,.
New York. A dreadful tumor deslroyea nearly mw
whole of his face, nose and jaw. Experienced cmick
relief from the use of the Life Medicines, and in less
than three months was entirely cored.
Case of Thomas Furcell, aenT c- years oi ag
afflicted 18 years with sweUing in bis legs was entire
ly cored by taking 43 pills in three weeks.
Uase oi Jonn xrauiion, auciuc. , r V." j-
fim rars-is entirelv cured has used tbe Life Medi
cines for worms in children and found tbem asovereigsi
remedy. ,
Case of Lewis Austin periodical sick headae to al
ways relieved by a small dose now entirely free tVem it.
Case of Adon Ames cured of a most obstinate and
inveterate dyspepsia, and general debility.
Case of Adah Adams, Windsor Ohio-rheumatism,
gravel, liver affections, and general nervous debility, bad
been confined seven years was raised from her bed by
taking one box of pills and a bottle of bitters, a moot
extraordinary cure she is now a very healthy and re
bust woman attested by her husband Sbubel Adams.
Case of Mrs. Badger wife of Joseph Badger, nearly
the same result the sane.
Case of Susan Goodarant a young onmamed woman;
subject to ill bealtli for several years a small coarse of
the Life Medicines entirely restored ber, is now bale
and healthy.
Case of Miss Thome, daughter ol tli 1 nomas; coar.ni
eured in 4 weeas. nor
And I shall expose the same to piioiie saie lor reeuy - ,..,., . ,, , tumvttt.
money, before the Court llou-e door in the Iowa ol Editor, I feel in justice to Mr. Owsley and my
Bowline Green io said county, on Wednesday the Uth tbi. reoort is (also; and fur
day of October ocxt, dunns the.term of the Circuit Uiut i eulcU ,houIa fee ,10dcrcd.
Court forsaid connty of Pike, and betweenthe bour. Owsley's bair on bis forehead and eye-brows
of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and five in the arter- , (Ta ncar ,oeether to be guilty of any such
noon of said day, to satisfy .aid execution, am! I eo.ts. (J , tbat Mr. Ow.ley
WILLIM fKIX, I .. , ,,. i, f ,k frooi Richard Kerr's
ffof Pike Co. -i..i,..:il n.. skr an aider
R
Slierifl
Sept. 19 :!t.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TN Virtue and by authority of a writ of execution
iciiert from the Cleik's office of the Circuit Court
f.ir tlie OMitity of St. Louis and state of Missouri, in
favor of Benjamin Simons and against Thomas Caulk,
and to me directed, I have levied upon and seized
nil the right, title, interest, and claim of the said
TUmu Caulk, in and to a certain tract of four thou
sand arnens of land 1 ing in the county of Pike and
era li ted by the Spani-h authorities to one Richard ,
Caulk by conce-ion, bearing date the 5th day of De- j
eem'tev ll'J'J, na 'nan ouur ... e- -
to the highest bidder, for ready n.oncv, before the
Court Ho., door iu the town of Bowling Green in
id county of Pike, on the IZinnay oi ycouer e...
between the hours of 9 o ciocn .-
6ve in the afleraooa of sa.d day dnnng the term of
the Circuit Court of said connty. to ..t,.fy smd exe
cution and all costs. . W,LLIA iFv'x' r
Sept. 19-3L Fber.lTofP.keCo.
. at Prxirie
SHERIFF S SALE.
N Virtue and by anthruity of a writ of execution
.sued from the Clerk's office of the Circuit court
of PireCounty, and state of Missouri, and to me ill-
...i :. r.. f Samuel Finley. and aeainst We-
ley Hunt, I have levied npon and seized I all the right.
title, interest and claim oi toe som ns .
: .i.....:i. .! estate Wine in the connty
a Ann ;n thm town of L,OOiflinn iu
of Pike i end I shall offer, the same at public sale
to tbo hithest bidder for ready money, before the
Court House door in tbe town of Bowling Grew
Mo., on the 13th day of October next, between tbe
hours or 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and 6ve in the
afternoon 0r fid day, and during the term bf the
circuit curt to satisfy -id execution -"
Sept. ID at. Sheriff of Pike Co.
riven for saiil pora; ny .nr. c. . inis,
Du Chien be, Pellon, havine bargained or contract
ed with Richnrd Kerr, for said pork, at niuetcen dol
lars er barrel that I'clton received the poik on his
contract, and that Owsley accounted to me for the
pork al 17 dollar: saying that he had sold rtse
veir.een dollars; that from all Ihe circumstances at
tending ti e whole trnusaction, I fell di.sati.6ed io re
Ixtmn lo the tram-action, nnd caused Mr. Kerr to
write Owsley a note; tl.e purpoit of which was as
nearly as recollected, as follows:
Stockland, July 4th, 1S3!).
isMr Ow.lrv Sir: Mr. James Wells directs me tu !
.. j . . i. deceased are require
say to you, that he con-i.lers your conuu j Mted fr ,Uowanee,
him in relation to tlie sale oi i.i por B wjd rMerit 0. they
upright and fair, and mat you are in
pay to him the balance on sale or aid pork."
J .... i i....iH.iii.
That Owsley received Ihe note, reau n '
balance claimed; being 6fty dollars or two dollars
for each barrel sold.
I further sty that after Owsley read the note above
mentioned, tbat he went to the drawer and got tbe
money, thea pand for some time when the bearer
of tbe note laid to him that he bad better pay tt over
as it would save trouble hereafter ; that 1 received
tba fifty dollars above mentioned.
I now say, asl have heretofore said, that Owsley
did not sell my pork ; that the pork filled tbe contract
made by Kerr tbat I can prove tbe same by the
brands on the barrels with other evidence which I bave
in my poswssioa which I will offer at a proper time,
STRAY NOTICE.
AN OFF fiom the subscriber, on hun-
tnv tlin lGth inst., at the town ol
Prairiev'ille, a ronn fillv, four years oU, with
a saJJIc and bridle on. Any person seeing
or hearing of such an animal, will confer a
favor by addressins me nt BuflaloKnob M-..
or bv leaving word with any person livinn in
Prnirieville. I will pay a liberal reward to
any person giving me" such information, as
that I can get her. . . .
JOSEPH A. N ALLEY.
Sept. 5 3t.
and armntoms ol consumption;
sister cured of a severe attack of rheumatism ia easy
week. . ,
Case of S. Colvin cured of a severe attack er; eear
lct fever, in a few days by tbeuse of the Lifts Modi,
ciues. ,
Case of Twogood. Salina, N. Y. wae in a very loss
slate of health a year and a half; did not Fe
cover. r-he is now able to walk about and as rapidly re
covering both health and strength.
Case of Benjamin J. Tucker. vere e of Fever
and Ague-cured in a very short space ol time. Direc
tions followed strictly. .nrlr -
Case of Amos Davis; affection of the liver, alter try
ing doctors remedies in vsin for a long time, was cored,
by the Life medicines without trouble.
'Extraordinary ease of Lyrn.n Pratt, who wr .flirt
ed with Phthisic JO years; effected a perfect cure m 24
hours by the nse of the Life Medicines.
Thousand, of person, afflicted in like
by a judicious use of MotTif. P.IU and Ph.nix B.Uers.
lien restored to the enjoyment ot all the comfort ef
life. The Bitters are pleasant to the taste and emell.
creatlv astringethe fibres ofihe stomach, and give that
... ; ..-.I., which a rood diceslion requires. As no
thing can be better adapted to nourish and help the con
stitution, so there is nothing more rneraUy nw
edged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastmgs,.
Iom of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, tresa.
bling or shakingef the band. and limoe, oosuus.
shortness of breath, or consumptive naoiw.
The Life Medicines possess wonderini emcv
nervous disorders, fits, headaches, wsahnessee, beavi
ness and lownese of spirits, dimoese of sight, contused
thoughts, wanderings of the mind, vapors and metaa
cholly. and all kinds of hysterie complaints ere gradual- .
ly removed by thair use. In sickness of the U"5
flatulencies, or obstructions, they are safe and powertuu
and as a purifier of the blood they have not then equal
io the world. .
For additional particulars of the above medicineo see
Moffat's "Good Samaritan," a copy of which accompa
nies the medicines; a copy can also be obtained or the
different agenU who have tbe medicinee for sale.
French, German, and Spanish direction. ea be ob
tained on application at the office 375 Broadway. AU.-
... r. -ii : : 1 - .M...;..
Prepared and sold by WM. B. MOFFAT. 375 Broad-- !
way. New Fork. A liberal deduction made te tbeeav
who purchase to sell sgain.
Agents. Tbe Late .Medicines may aiso no nam s .
DMIISTRAT10N NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of Administration on the entale
of Wm. M'Dannold, deceased, from the County Court,
of Pike county, bearing dale Aug. 10 1840; all persona
therefore, who have any claims againat the estate of and
deceased are required to exhibit the tame duly autbenli I cj , do,--,,,. ia eTery town throughout tbe OniteoV
. wiltiin one year irom t ne a., a. , , . (-,.,,. AA for Moflafe Ufe ftlta ana'
may be precluded from having any
benefit of said estate, and if auch claims are not present.
within three years they will be forever barred.
vpuriviw tf.n.Vk-ATIi ft
ULn 1U.1 in la.iuiii. auiu
August, 15.1S40. 3t-
now ask tbe intelligent of your readers to answer
who among yon would on the receipt ol note Irom
nv eeutlemnn nreferrine such charges against yon,
hand out to him fifty dollars. Ia conclusion permit
io rnrnw that where Owsley is known, that it is well
known tbat he folly possesses the seven principles
which is to hold oa to the Co loves and two fishes.
JAMES WELLS.
Pike Connty, Illi. It.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE is here by given that the undersigned
hat taken oot letters of Administration oa the
estate of William Campbell dec'd.rrom the Pike Coun
ty Court, bearing date the 25th Aug. 140: All per
sons, therefore, who have aay claims aeainst the es
tate of said deceased, are required to exhibit tbe
same duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from Ihe date of said letters, or they maybe
precluded from having any oenentoi saiu estate, and
if such claims are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
Sept. 19 St. ADAM MASK, Adminis'r.
Phenix Bitters; and be sure that a fae armlot Jonw,
Maffal's signature is npon the label of each boltle-ef hiV,
ters or box of pills.
These valuable Medicines are for aale by
Dr. T. S. WATJiKS If BRO.
Bowling fjretny Mo.
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to hire thice or four
Bale Hope Spinners. Also, three or fjnr hands
to work on his farm; for which he will c've liberal
waseiincash. WALTF.Tl, CROW.
Sept. 13, 1I40 .It.
LOOK OUT!!
t LT. Persons, 'indebted to Mrs. U A. Reynolds,.
ts are hereby notified that their notes ere ia ay
'.tandt for collection, nnd unlets paid soen, they wiup
be found in of Ar hands.
A. II. BUCKKE.
Aug 59, 140. ':
FINAL SETTLEMENT;.
rrinn nnde,.;;ned Executor of 'the estate ol J.mee
i Campbell, deceased, late of Ralls eounty. Me,
hereby gives notice to all concerned or ie any way
interested in id estate, that the nndewgned .xec
tor will make final settlement of said estate at the.
next November term or the eossnty eooit of said
count; TKOM..V5 CAMPBELL. EiV
Fept. 12 3L
