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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-09

EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. sc.
THSHE subscriber is now manufacturing Z. U
IL EVANS reverse point or Selfsharpening PL9ueHs;
each ef cast ron) has points; and by revers
ing act upon the principle of seshapening and there
fore economy in using These ploughs are made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold on as reasonable
terms as can be had in this city; together with my ex
ensve assortment other make OF poaghs and agrcul
ura implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Gram CkA-
DIES, with Waldrons and Grifin's Blades; Gram and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's Gnthn's, and Amerl-
can manufacture; Seythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, Se. &c.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
j. EASTMAN
IS Pratt ST.. between Charles & Hanover ST
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR
SALE

=
SALE.
FENHE printing materials and subscription list of the
ii Daily Evening Gazette" which was established
for the purpose of advocating the election of the Wing
now offered for sale At no period within the last eight
or ten years has favorable opportunity presented
itself the establishment of paper in the city Of
Baltimore, at present. and the terms on which the
Gazette will be sold render il object 10 man of
enterprise Apply at the Office ofthe Gazette, Exchange
MACE no
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EAATENT COTTON SEINE TWINE.-
The subscribers agents for the sale Of Clarkson's
Patent Seine Irvine, have now on hand, and will be
constantly supplied with full assortment OF most ap-
proved sizes which they offer for sale on pleasing
Terms SELLNAN s. CROOK,
nd DIT corner of South & Pratt SIS
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For SALE

A very likely mulatto BOY, % years ofage, slave
"A for life: sold Tor fault, and can come highly
conInended one of the best walters il the State of
Maryland. To good master, he " ! be sold at fair
caah price. Apply 10 l.. f SCOT g Slave Agency
and Intelligence office, basement City ltel. oc25
HDOARDENGa- Two single gentlemen can be ac-
I'D commodated with board and lodging on reasonable
terms, in central and business part of the city, near
THY WINES, CORDS AND ,INES-SHAO
n HERRING and GILL NETT TWINE. To be had
sn UKEHART,
mo23 1911 Baltimore 'treei.
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EH0R SALE-A Servant Boy, 10 years ola last Fe.
NJ bruary, having IA years to serve from that time
He raised in the country. and is very smart and ac-
tive and il good waiter For other particulars apply
to LEWIS F. SCOTTl'S General Slave Agency and
intelligence Office, No. 9 West Fayee+e street. NJ
GARD.-Ih he advertiser wishes to procure a com
u Portable Residence, with small tract of land
within two miles from Baltimore, for which he viii
give in exchange Dwelling House, in an eligible par
of city. note addressed 10 P. P. p and left at the
Pilot office, will meet with prompt attention.
14-dtf
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS WHOM Fr MAY CON-

A LII PERSONS WHOM Er MAY CON-
"A Germ are hereby required TO take notice that the
lands situated in the States Of Kentucky and Virginia.
which, belonging James Swan, of Boston, on the Dih
day OF August 1890, amounting to two million i've
hundred and ffytwn thousand three hundred and tour
& three quarter acres on that day. by deed dated
al Paris, in France conveyed TO Samuel Allison, OF
PhRadephia, in fee simple, and have since been con-
vryed TO me, in trus for the United States American
Land Company, and that |, and | alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by my
are or will be- authorised to SELL lease, rent, or othe
wise dispose of said lands or any OF them; and all per,
especially notified not TO purchase, rent lease,
OF otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially NOT to purchase of P. Dumas, Jr who
claims part Of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan, under act of the Legislature OF VII
gina, or Of one Dumorghue, Of any other person pre-
tending 30 ac for in the behalf of the said Dumas OF
the cred OTs ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sold. rented leased advanta-
geous terms. They altered through the State OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia. and persons wishing TO
purchase or lease any part of them requested
to address me, postage paid at Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
WA div Trustee U. S. A. Land Company
U3-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Licking
ton, KY, will please insert this week for three
months, and forward their accounts TO this office
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WILLIAM LUsBY, MERCHANT TAILOR,

UNOR sALE.-A Negro Boy about 10 years old
IL to serve 30 years. and Negro Girl, lo years old,
to serve about 10 years. both the above Negroes are
healthy and unusually smart and active Persons de
sirous of purchasing will please apply at l.. F. SCOT
IT'S Office, No. Fayeue street, under Barnum's.
nov 30,
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w WANTED.

NATANTED, Immediately, for gentleman in this
w city, a Negro Man, slave for Ii e, between 20
and 30 yeals old to take of horse and act wal
ter For of good character the highest price will
be paid in cash. Apply at l. f. SCOTTIiS Office, No.
Fayette ST., under Barnum's. nS3O
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

appearance of laboring man, and then by Mr
Beckmac, ono of the Queens pages, and another
bystander, by whom he was handed over TO two
of the metropolitan police, who conveyed him to
the Quccn-squarc police court. The assassin has
since undergone an examination, and pleads III
sanity,
Temperance M,remcaf-rke city Of Water
ford has added 100000 members to the Temper
ancc Society.
Mprdtr qf Lqd William Rasseli.--Courvosier,
the valet, confessed TO this attroci,y. lie told
Sheriff Evans that the idea of numbering his
maste, was first suggested to him by reading and
seeing the performance Of ''Jaek Sheppard" He
has denied participating in another crime
Mime B1uRGaTy.-In the House OF Commons,
June 22d, Lord Palmcrston said that he would
lay Nudge and Fcathers,onhaugh's report before
the house in ten days.
Pacanni is dead, and to be buried at Genoa
Thames TuneL--Thc excavation Is so nearly
finished, that they have begun to move the houses
on the Mapping side.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Hon. Jane. Buchanan. Tons,.

The following excellent and patriotic sentiment
was transmitted by the Hon. JAMES BucuANAN,
the talcntented and distinguished U. $. Senator
from "Old Pennsylvania, to democratic 4'h Of
July celebration at Worcester Mass, whittier he
had been specially invited. at unqucs'icnebly
speaks" as the Harrisburg Keystone very justly
observes, "the sentiment Of that gcntlcmcns
heart and mind with reference to the suffering
classes 10 the letter, and gives the "Ec direct
TO the "nagtious" Misrepresentation and disgust
ing faisehoods of Senator Davis, which are now
faithfully echoed and rc-cchocd by the whole
Opposition press, from the Madisonian down
10 the "srnall fry thai follow in the trail;
"7He Laboring Classes--Thc laws OF
God and the Constitution of this free
country have placed them on an equality
with the proudest Of their employers
In the onward march of public opinion
Lusirum will not elapse before the petty
tyrant, who would degrade them from
the sovereign rank of Independent citizens
by threatening them with n loss Of en-
ployment unless they should exercise tn
right of suffrage according TO his dictation
will himself BIO considered an enemy ant
traitor 70 our free institutions
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

Discovery ofa ne,o Continent. - By accounts
received by the New York Journal of Commerce,
VIC learn tina, the sloops of war Nincennes and
Peacock, of the Exploring Expedition, arrived at
Sydney, New South Wales, on the 18th of
March last, having made the important discovery
Of Continent in the Antarctic regions along the
coast Of which they crused for ity-six degrees of
longitude. Land was first seen on the 10Th of
January in latitude &c 20 south, longitude l5l
IS east, and they followed it to longitude 0i As
Owing to the great quantity of ice and ice-bcags
and boistcrous weather, it was found impossible
to effect landing, and therefore it is not as yet
known whether this continent will be of any
benefit to commerce and mankind.
The journal of Commerce in announcing this
discovery, observes that the Exploring Expcdi-
ton has covered itself with glory
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

We have learned from gentleman who has
,ust arrived from Lockport, and who has seen a
letter from Gen. Thornton, dated in England ;
that upon his first arrival, he was offered seventy
five cents on the dollar in specie, payable at New
York, for the Bonds of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal, sent with him for sale by the contractors
OF said work.
The General states however, that since his first
offer, he might have made negotiation, by which
eghty-fivc cents on the dollar might be received
in Illinois; but that be will not probably negoti-
ate until he can ret ninety cents on the dollar in
Illinois; and concludes by recommending that
the State Bank can advance safely, an amount o.
some two or three hundred thousand dollars, on
bonds at ninety cents on the dollar State Bank
currency.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Col. Thomas III. BenfOn

Sent tho following excellent scndmen, to a demo-
cratic 4th of July celebration in Virginia:
"'i'he fourth day of July, l77G, and
the 4th day Of July, 1910. The former
gave us a Declaration of independence
from European government the latter
gives us an Act of Independence from the
government of moneyed corporations ;
Jefferson drew the Declaration 49, Van
Buren, recommended the Hct: one the
father, the other the disciple of the De-
mocratic school perpetual duration to
their work, and perpetual honor to their
Names
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

sufficient bail. Why this man has more
shoe blacks at his command, than an cas-
tern king in the days of yore, had lack
asses. Yes, he is rich and with his script
can hire emissaries. like SO MANY evil
spirits, to perambulate the county, attend
camp meetings, pervert times consecratcd
to Religion, into elcctoneering hobbies,
and urge upon the good citizens of the
county, to confer upon his honor "that
justice 'chich (holc modeSD his merits
deserre." Had | consulted my own feel
ihgS would not have noticed the anony-
nous odntiing, for hold it to be good
philosophy that we should rather pity
'llosc VINO, like GROUND HOG, hide from
thellght OF day, & attack us, than chastise
them. AS long as Mr.. w. only brinos
forward his "many citizens, and his
"two cmissaries' cnsconced under f;c,;.
uous cognomens, shall consider their at.
lacks unworthy my notice, for with those
men that belong to the GEM, of the
mouse and bat, hold no communion and
shall have nothing to do with them; as shall
view their assaults with the same feeling
as would the drops ,chich fall from the
Sk'oks taI; and TO "many citizens" and
"two emissaries, | would say as the sun
said to the pyramid, as he hid his bold
head behind the western horizon, s.
ledre you TO yo,r o,cn last reflections )"
and if at any subsequent time you should
deem it duty which you eve the COM
munity, to again assail me, do not veil
yourselves rs cOwards, but come out like
men so that We way know who you are,
and how much crodencc to attach to your
statements.
Voters of La Sale county why were
not these charges preferred against me
until within four days of the election
the answer is at hand---thev knew them
to be tdise, while they expected to i'm
pose upon the credulity of the communi-
ty. FARMERS, will you be imposed upon
by some hail dozen Ottawa loafers and
petiiioggcrs who VIXEN their DAYTON clans
man winds his horn. like hungry hounds
yclp at their masters bidding.
Yours with respect,
WILLIAM REDDICK.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
To She PubliC---A few Words.

Mr. Rcddick's Circular, No. ., is just brough.
forth. The same is to appear in the "Free Fra.
der which is now going to press, and of course
have no opportunity to reply to the same; we
say however, to the public that in No. 2, Mr..
Rcddick has displayed his gcneYalship in mas
terly manner, by walking und the truth relative
to certain matters therein contained: this is to be
accounted for when it is considered that Mr.,
Reddick had not brains sufficient TO indite the
same himself, hut called TO his assistance, foul
mouthed calumniator, one dcspised by the COM
munitg at large, saving this same Reddick; who
certainly showed his mouth piece some favor or
several occasions in partic'iir when tcstifying
UNDER OATH.
One word more, and for explanations on rtrEn
on this subject, VIC will wait for another opportu-
nifty when wide mou,hed braying Ass calls to
his assistance something in the shape of Bab-
hoot, WITH CuorD EARS, for the purpose of en-
i,rh,ening the public about matters in which they
are concerned, said public can decide and say
what credit Is due to their mOngrei production.
Mr.G.E. Walker having been absent during
this time of circulars" and having had nj thing
to say or do on the subject we inform the public
that we. amongst the "nauy citizens brought
out the former circular, and also father this.
WIN. HICKLING,
JABEZ FITCH,
= II. J. REED.
Ottawa, Friday evening.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
For The Illinois Free TrGder.
To the Observation-Disclosures Circu-
lar, NO.2
"Truth is mighty and will prcyail."

"Trulh is mighty and will prevail."
There has Just been placed in my hands
an anonymous circular, in answer to
which | hereby lay before you the follow
ing reply, and ask you to examine the
same without prejudice or Partially.
On the 2sth inst. addressed to you
a circular in which | explained by ire
fragiblc proof the condition of the Jail
and the manner in which prisoners were
treated. In that circular produced the
statement of II. J. True, who is the Coro-
ncr and Constable of the county, and if
you will again take the trouble to read
Mr.. Truc's statement, you will not be
long coming to the conclusion as to the
person who attempts to mystily Mr..
Walkers anonymous Black-ballers or my
self. | also laid before you a statement
of DR.. Hurlburt, showing that every prin-
ciplc of humanity required that | should
act as | did.
Several voters of Indian Creek Precinc,
having called upon me TO make a state
ment in relation to the solvency of Mr.
I.avinia's bail, chccrfully comply with
their request. The Bail Bond was drawn
up by Seth b. Farwcll, and the secure
ties are James Glover, Luther Woodar'
and w. +. Flagg. James Glover an'
Luther Woodland having been sworn b,
Joseph O. Glover, Esq. as to the amour
! of their property and its supposed valuation
declared that they were each worth nv
thousand dollars. Mr.. Flagg was nc
sworn. In addition to the solvency 4
the Securities, Mr.. Lavinia, by deed
conveyed TO the said securities, porpcrt
worth about five thousand dollars more
acted, persume, as Judge Ford would
had he approved the bond in persor
No officer should succomb to public lee
ling, when this feeling originates NOR
: from passion than reason. Ncl'hc
should he refuse prisoner his leg'
rights, simply because public opinions 10
the time being, is against him. No ma
should be deprived of his liberty but 10
the pubHc good; and when he meets III
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Reception Of the Vice President M Harris.
burg, T'cnnsyi yuHia.


Col. JonNsoy-thc gallant Hero ofthe Thamc.
arrived at Harrisburg on the evening of the 9Th
inst, where he was received with the loy and
acclamaiion of thousands of his grateful country.
men.
At dinner given by the citizens of Harris.
burg, the following sentiments were intcrchangcd
BY the German Democrats of Harris
burg Richard NJ. Johnson-.The brave
defender Of his country, the enlightened
Statesman, and friend of the oppressed o
all nations. The Germans of Harrisburg
would be proud to be led by him to fgh
the enemies of Libcriy--they will be the
first at the polls TO secure his Triumphant
reelection.
Col. JOHNSON responded to this toast in hi:
happics, wien, and offered to the company
The Germans and the descendants o.
Germans of Pennsylvania - always true
to their adopted and native country.
Which was responded to in round of up
plausc.
On behalf Of the Irish Democratic citizens o
Dauphin county, Mr. Micheal Burke offered thu
following sentiment:
Col. Rchard M johnson, the Here
and Statesman - His enlightened and
liberal policy endears him to those CHI.
zens, who seek an asylum IN this free
and happy country, which was refused
them in the land of their birth they will
not forget him at the ballot boxes.
Col. JouSsoS acknowledged the compliment
paid him, in the preceding sentiment. Told Of
the services of Montgomery, and his fcllow-coun-
trymcn: of those under his own command in the
late war-and offered;
THE adopfed Fishman - A GOOD
MAN WHEREVER YOU FIND
HIM.
Irishmen! compare this patriotic sentiment
Of the democratic candidate for the Vice Prcsidcn-
cy with the opinions of the leading Wings, as
published in our last number, and then say who
are your friends.
The following toast was given by Daniel Best,
late Vice President of Tippccanoc Club in
Harrisburg:
Col. Richard NJ. JoinSon--IIis pres
cncc has won back one wandering sheep
to the good fold of democracy.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
NEWS BY THE MAILS,

A duci G0gH.-We learn from the Missouri
Argus that an affair of honor came of on the
morning of the 10Th inst, near the city of st.
Louis, between the lines Of Illinois and Missouri,
a, dismal place called Bloody Island Of ccle-
bratoA dueIIigg memory. The parties were
Tbo,,,as B. Hudson, ESP Counsellor at Law,
and a !cn,,ratic candidate for the Legislature,
and \. b. Chamber. Esq editor OF the Missouri
Hcppblican.--Mr. Chambers was the challenged
party; - weapons rifles; - distance a" PAGES
The seconds were, on the part Of Mr.. f,udson'
MAJOR William Gordon, late of the L. $. ARMY,
and Martin Thomas, Esq, on the part of Mr..
Chambers. After three shots had been exchang-
ed, satisfactory arrangement was made.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

FENIIE Subscriber has on hand few
4. hmadred dollars TO LET, liz
small sums, with undoubted security.
on a short time. Cash will be paid for in
dividual notes, due ON short time, with
twelve per cent interest, and with approx
cd signcrs. 1t will be useless Tor any
person to apply unless the most satisiac-
tory security is offered. Warrants of
Attorney to confess judgment against the
drawers of notes when due, will in all
cases be required. X. Il. SWIFT.
Troy Grove, July 25, 1910. LIT.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
THE adopfed HiShman - A GOOD
MAN WHEREVER YOU FIND


The British Queen arrived at New York on the
18th instant We take the following from the
New York Herald:
ATTEMPT TO AssAssIS,rE THE QurES AND
Primer ALnrnr--On Wednesday Afternoon the
10th of June young man OF the name of Ok
ford, made an attempt to shoot the Queen and
Prince Albert as they We're proceeding up Con-
siiution Hill Tor their evening ride. Her MaJcs-
,y, accompanied by his Royal lIighncss Prince
Albert, had left buckingham Palace at precisely
a quarter pas, 6o'cldck, in an open phae,on, with
out.rdcrs, for the purpose Of taking an airing III
HYDE Park, which has of late been the usual Gus
tom. The cor,egc proceeded in the direction o.
Constitution Hill, and having entered the roac
leading to il and Hyde Park corner, continued IL
course. On the arrival of the phae,on about l5(
yards up the road, from the corner Of the Palace
against which the garden wall abuts the report o
firearms was heard to proceed from the right han'
side near the palings Of the Green Park, cXacil,
opposite to the back Of the mansion Of Lady Goi
don.
The Prince, who, i, would seem, had heard tn
whstling of the ball, turned his head IN the di
rec,on from which the report came, and Her Ma
lcsiy at the same instant rose up in the carriage
but Prince Albcr, as suddenly pulled her down b,
his side. The man then drew from behind him
second pistol, which he discharged after the car
riagc, which, proceeding at the ordinary pace, hat
by that time passed him little. The reports o
both pistols were very loud, aud at the discharge
OF the second several Of The female spectator
screamed loudly. Several persons rushed towards
the pcrpc,raior OF this gross outrage, and he wa
immediately sczcd first by person having tn
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Gen. George ,y1'DuDic,

OF South Carolina, late Governor OF that state
and ono of the mos, Influential, and distinguished
statesmen at the South, has rcnounceG the 'aarf
cider cause, and expressed his determination to
support with heart and soul the reelection OF
MARTIN VAN buren,, The detection of
such men from whiggcry and hard ciderisln is IA
conclusive demonstration, tina, it is rapidly going
DOWN Hill
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

cider champions in the Senate Of the United
States, and the mouth piece Of the Wings in
Massachusetts,. ToJudge the present Wing par
ty by its LEADER, to what conclusion would every
man come We lcave the answer with our
readers.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Hon. Amos Kendall

Sent the following sentiment to democratic eth
of July celebration IN Philadelphia
"The Declaration of Independence on
the ith of July, ZIG, and the Act to
establish an Independent Treasury, APP
proved July 4, 1910. The former dcliv-
cred the American people from the power
of the British throne-thc latter delivered
them from the power of British banks"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
A Is IL A NJ IL. DO ID q r..

Owe owe an apology to our readers for the
late appearance of to-day's paper. We have
been, during the past week. almost entirely en-
ploycd at job work. Of every description, and con-
sequenty have been unable to pay tina, attention
to the Free Trader we usually do. We hope our
readers will bear with us little, as we promise
better hereafter.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
Sherinalty.

The reader will discover that this weeks paper
is almost entirely occupied by circulars relative to
Sherifalty. The controversy has somewhat as
sumcd personal character. This we regret, but
wishing to give each party fair hearing, we have
reason TO believe that no one will find fault
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
KrOkCu Banks.

We learn from gentleman in this place, who
has Just received information from Ohio. that the
Manhattan Bank, at Manhattan Ohio--thc Circle
vile Bank, at CiIeyillc Ohio, and the Gal
lipolis Bank, at GalkFoiis, Ohio, have "blowh
up" or in other words suspended the payment
of their liabilities. These Institutions have been
in bad reputc for some time, and the probability is
that their notes are entirely worthless.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
The sub-'Frca.ury Bill.

Why do not the opposition papers publish this
document instead of publishing garbled extracts
Are they afraid that the bill will destroy their Ia
bors and place them in situation not en,iable !
We will publish the bill in short time.