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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
Administrators Notice.
Ottawa, March 5, 1871.

e Office is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned intend applying to the cir
cult court Of Lasalle county, on the first
day of the next term of the same, to be
holden at the court house, in Ottawa, on
the second Monday in May next, for an
order to sell the whole or so much Of the
real estate which John Haldeman, deed,
died seized of, as will be sufficient to pay
the debts against the estate Of the said
deceased and all persons interested in
said real estate, are requested to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
real estate should not be sold for the pur-
poses aforesaid.
WILLIAM REDDICK,
Administrator.
HANNAH HALDEMAN,
Administrators.
Ottawa, March 5, ls41. l2-3w
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
A Farm to Let,

WING nine miles below Ottawa, and mile
a and quarter south of the Illinois river, for
mery owned by Ohcdah Brown, and now by the
subscriber, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES, on which are erected DoUuLu
Los llorsr and Two Wells. Sevcnty-fvc acres
Of the land are improved and the fences are in
good condition. As TO terms, apply to lsArAu
ScoT, who is now on the premises and will re-
main there till the LIST of April.
Feb 26, lSll.-4t JOSIIuA TOW NSEND
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19

Ejae@er Nc0, !
VS.. ! Attachment,
Mm7ial HcarcnhiN, $50 25.
ri orcris hereby given 10 the saidMartial
V Haycnhil, that writ Of attachment
issued out Of the Clerks office of the cir
cult court Of Lasalle county, dated the
30dl day Of January, A. d. 1871. at the
suit Of Ebenezer Ncn', against the estate
Of the said Martial lleavcnhill, for the
sum Of fifty dollars and twenty-five cents,
directed to the sheriff of LasaIle county
to execute, which said writ has been re-
turned by the said sheriff as levied upon
the following described lands, TO wit !;
" lot No. 2, Of the \. w. Or. Of section
No. Z, in township No. 81, north range
No. 6 castor the third p M.--hlso, the
n. T., or. Of the S. E. ! section No.
10, r. 30, n. X. No. l.. 3D. p. Nj
Also, the S. T. ! Of the S. L. ! Of sec.
-, and the n. T.. ! sec. 70, in +. 35 n.
Il. l.. 3d p. NJ. :" and that said suit is
now pending before the said circuit court
of I.asalle county. Now unless YOU the
said Martial Hcayenhill, shall personally
be and appear before the said circuit court,
on the first day Of the next term thereof
to be holden at the Court House in Ouo.
wa, on the second Monday in May next,
give special bail and plead TO the said plain
lifts action, judgment will be entered a.
ganst You by default, in favor Of the said
plaintiff, and the property attached will be
sold to satisfy the same, together with
costs. J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Champlin and Spring, P'u7s Attys.
Ottawa, Feb. %, lSil. Il-4w
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19

A LOT OF GOOD BRANDY for
IN sale by the quantity at cost and
carriage from New York, for canal scrip,
by the subscriber. G.. Il. WALKER
Ottawa, Jan. Is, 1871, 35--u.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
MANSION HOUSE
IND GENERAL STiGE OTFICE, ottawa, Ills

-''hH W luL VI III La uttahi, iilS,
vESHE public are respectfully informed that this
IL large establishment has undergone thorough
repair from bottom to top, and is now open under
the direction of the subscribers, recently from
Peoria. They intend that every attention shall be
gwen to the comfort and accommodation of guests,
and the patronage of the travelling community is
respectfully solicited.
They feel thankful to the public for their pat
rouage heretofore, and assure them they are now
able to give more general satisfaction, having re-
Gently attached large addition 10 the building,
which enables them to furnish rooms for families,
and single rooms for gentlemen and ladies'. The
house is large, comfortable, and commodious, and
well furnished; they except none in the western
country. They have also irst-rate stabling at
tached to the establishment.
WELLS & MILFORD.
January Is, lS4l. 35-tf
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.
The "Naarseilles Manufacturing
Company"

HAViNG purchased the MILLS and Other
Il Il machinery lately erected by l.. KlMnALL
at the town of MarseiIles, arc prepared to do
Saving for, and furnish to the surround
ing community, all descriptions of Sawed
Lumber, Lathes, and Shingles, which
the country will admit, on the most reasonable
terms and shortest notice; and as the business Of
the company in all its branches, will lie performed
by experienced and competent men, and every
effort made to give satisfaction, they hope TO me-
rift a liberal share Of publir n,tronooc
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-19
MORE NEW GoODs.
]. Y. SANGER Z Comp,

]. Y. SAN GER & CONF.
A 7 the old stand Of AlkER & SANGER,
N on the south side Of the public square. have
Just received from New ork and st. Louis one
of the largest and best selected stock of goods
which has ever been offered in this market,
and which will he sold at such prices as will suit
the times. Our entire STOCK having been pur-
chased for the cash at time when goods were
low, will allow us to give our old friends good
bargains. a part OF cur stock consists Of
$50 pieces of Prints, newest styles,
II bales of Domestic Shcetings,
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admission of the abuse Of the American flag MOI
can The American Minister yield 10 theforce Of the
reasoning arising out 81 the limited number OF the
borla iGs American vessels actually engaged IL
the slave trade 70 prove that the danger OF inter
ference with American vessels viii b. Of rare oc-
c,rr.nc. He ,ssdily admits tho fact bur does no;
:;
Pefce's "H"' gearing IL i'aS Il'''' ''i7 '''''''
cu.sion Ii there was not q single vessel OF Tue
United S,aras engaged in m. .ave trad. the evils
odd ;-.o--,,.,,;,. ,,bsra,sr ,ba
right swan De attempted 10 De enforced usa''S'
those vessels mat are not sayers.
But Lord Aberdeen declares that 80 much honor
al H.. = ( Coz ~. ~. s.-
''r'ed rsi' - Only 10 be exercised 10 catihlt iat''
tuse- and for a specific purpose. Butof what con.
.ao,encc nj. NJ S,a,.,so, en-, /, h.. IN M,
-, ...-i...I
'''e ''0''''' % ''e''
"hethef II De done upon one part OF the ocean OF
asoher As TO the welI-!ounded suspicious
which alone Will iIsfy II, exercise i, would have
,....u e H.. III ,.- ...:.,r,. 4.;.,.4 .
-''"i '''' : '' 0''''''V'
those OF Her Majesty cruisers VINO have hereto
fore exercised it. +. shown BY the cases which have
Ill. .....,..J ,c t.. or,,.. f,r oL:.t -, ron.
a'e"''! o'o'''''D u ~ -''''e ~ nv" go - 10
ration has yet been nude Mr. Stevenson thus
concludes,
Tho ,,,do,.;e,od NM, ,bsrsror. ,ftar the mo-,
,..rs,,i co,.;4oc.,;oo # Tho aro,m.,,s advanced
-, Iord A5cr,,oor,. no,a r,ne.i The o,io,o, bicb
h.. I.. f.. o., ,,r,...d ,h., ;f ,,,..e, s.,,
',i,..,,i.;., ,',,. ,,.o,,aJ h., Hal w..
y .I.,1i W. ,rci..aJ ~, a,1,,,,,I'r,
b,, - . GO. af doc,
cej. = H.. ,og,riad in M o,.er lob, h., rho
C;'yer,o.ot 81 ,be I,oi,cd s,a,es ,b,n - yolst;on
of ,o.i,.ol ,irb,. md ,ov.reignfv and rh. incou-
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Z
PREMIUMS uced. and profits retrrnsd 10 the In
.ared THE Ii U>EHOLoERS' Mutual l>SuR
ANLE COMPANY msures at reduces rates, Dseiisg
Houses. Furniture. Pa,c, Family Stores Libraries Pc
ture., and I'll Hou,eh-d Pr.periy orliuarlv KEEP IN
Dwelling houses, ne City NewNork and elsewhere.
The proGs ,is Company for she b,neht of tRose
~ m ara h. .ral ~ IL
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~ We Ike the STYLE of the following letter
hugely; /, ba. m4sit the Importance of which We
wisi. We could impress. upon our correspondence
il comes directly 10 'he point. 1t Is dated
Gors,>i, Ontario coun.y Dec 3, ISL.
Sri have concluded tsNe me irbuee one
wear. and -end herewith the pay. shall caicu-
iu,e that YOU will have the Legislature pas an act
giving the poor n an more property exempt from
,.xecution ,h4n he ~ can hold. Should I-ud!ord.
fare better rhan other creduor, (oa mu-t reduce
the pay of members Of Congre., to s. per Gay.
and give them no more tu4n is would c5>t auy ott-
er prudent person 10 traye! 70 Washington and
home again. instead Of 80 much FOR every 20 mics
Let them % parity Tor the honor Of the thing. asd
pas lcs. for board when they are there LEI 1t
look s Iittle more rep-hlica. IKE. The Wings K
pecr rstrenclg.el.t am afraid our Wing .eider,
vii be zoo much milk and wsrsr, like Van 5uren,
& Co and crosch 10 old England. We ali here
,hink Mcleod guilty and that ne ought 70 %
hanged. nope you wiiI settle every cI~puie soon
and honorably or talk fgit. Our arny aad home
squadron j. not large enough Look out Tor INK,
Oregon territory and dom; give an inch az the
north east, Finally your TASK Is = hard one and
beueye sou VIII do the best YOU possibly can.
Farewell. " L.
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INSURANCE.
rIlgH mnWARp INSURANCE. CO.

TEIBE HOWARD INSURANCE CO.
Capital $4,000 office Ne. u Wall Al. Thl, Com.
paay continues 10 mAA agAcs; loss or sausage
by IRE, an. InlsEa nsSicat "a
DIRECTORS
Rensselaer, HayeH,, William Couch,
NeJ-- rayior, B l.. Wool ~,
Come iu> W Lawreuce, hie N Bald riu.
J. Phihps PhP4Ix, NatAsale Weed.
JonR Nor >on Faauing { Tucker
Joseph 4. N4rnum, Melg> d. BerjAi.iu,
Dayii Lse, Johu Rankin
C.ieh O. Haistca. John u. " olfe,
William w. Todd Ferdinand Say dam.
Henry O.. TacSa y-on.
r. HAvENS, President.
rru.rs Pur,rrPs Secrot,-v is
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PElsoSMEST - TUcUATo TAsso By RICHARD HEN-
~ WILDE Ia TWO volumes. Alexander y blaSs
81 Gold street.
Mr.. Wide. who is ons of the finest scholars in
our country, has been engaged in Europe for SOM
aar. as j. we'll known in conducting the researches
and compiling the materials Tor this work. which
/. in every way worthy the great abor he ma be-
slowed upon it. In isy'stg eating the subject n
Ass mainly copfned himself to testimony collected
from the great Poets own production--hi- sonrei-
and letters addressed 10 his friends many of WIN, h
have here irs, been brought to ligst. The woro
IS exceedingly credit,ble to VI Wuos's high re-
putation. and +. valuable addition to our hiera-
ture It's outward dre-- i ne.t and beautiful.
THr WORKS OF LoRs EsceN ts Weekly Numbers
Prcs - cent. Nns 4-d :.
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Thee numbers IN continuation of tho scrie, nave
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These numbers Of Th-irs', great WORK bring hi.
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rnr Bo,roS Mi,oslLAxr January lsi2 Boston Brad
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We lave careIessly neglected to notice this
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are led to believ, that it will be valuable addition
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THE Bosrov MuslcAL IxsrtrrrE's CoLLEc-
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we are inclined 10 believe that it will be very
generally adopted in churches throughout, the land
1t, Editor. Mr. r. CONFER, i. said 10 be gentle
man Of high arial1rlen,s in the musical art and he
mas eNecucd hi. task ct selecting, arranging nnd
harmonizng the various pieces introduced with
grea, skill and ability. The work may be had Of
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FIRST RATE .r.;cic Of k-iei a-G Pizers SrIss "a
y ai~ays IL found a. JAMES 6. AOFPET, l2i Prlae'
street. re.r Wooster the lowest pnces Ike
~irs reIy supsrcr Mucla OF Cooper' Bfass- a.
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Take Pays = earIy-hsdiciae con-s TOO late,
When the disease becomes ingcterats
. ECOMMEN DED by the Faculty - tHNtE'A
Ia Ambitious FAMILY &PEtsSNT
. L n Il. Llnu crun thtlA PILE hhXJ


Ia Ambitious FAMILY sPElssENP
p Il }. S.-By .ong experience thess Pills hav'
proved by thousand 10 be the hast AID sa'est ant
2 Medicine hitherto discovered At al seasons OF ts
car they H be fAud very valuable 20 all who wsh 10
ecurc themselves against sickness They are alike ssie
or cireu for ANY period Of life and require no extra
tent,on to diet e-thiGg. ious AMI LIVER Com
aint. d. pep indigestion Nervous Dseases Sick
l.adachc, fact III dlss arising from an Impure
state Of the Blood d,orcfed state Of me stomach
n bowel. are speedily removed by takirg them They
revent scuryy and its eqaencss there
ors farlne oen should be without them time
-or climate tfem LOt Two o. three doses Will con
yince tbs patient Of tier alutary ELECTS for the stomach
m readily r.gan it, strength healthy state Of tbs liver
nd b-s all p rd!y take place. aud renewed health
yigor Of n0dy and mind Will he the certain result
raeir virtues ia fact NY be suTmed up, medicine
hch strengthens feeble and con-odaes The muscles
# tire tran4 aat will be found Of infinite value 70 fe
Of ali Of taken accOrdngto the direcuons)
sho <sh 20 be -eeu-e from sickness.
For sale. vho-.ae and RETAIL by WIN. WATSON,
4pothsc.fy'. Hall &c Cathafin- Il. d. I'm
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WAN re pa Sco,chm,a OF Irish Protestant; ui,h
w lNrgo family Of yrl 90 IN the couatry. APPLY
1t 456 6sosdNay Tse work IS IN q fctory A f-m,ly
i-n9e,i will ausNer. dl3S,-
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* HNRa3aINa. a;tt:G NS.-FT

asE liARsslxNa. Hk.G As%~.-FT
~ sale exchange 81 tracts Il handsome Land Goa
'=~-- tanng rs scres each soil Of superior guilty
vacred VITA fuc streams and covered with fns Timber
.uch as hte oak hickory, beach, walnut, maple and
.ycanorc The soil Is adopted wheat. rye corn. oats.
.otton. tobacco and Irish potatoes. The above
lands will be sold reduced pric-s, aud forms &c
AT or they will be- exchange for almost any Kind
aercharlizc For maps, dagfams and particulars apply
~ SMITH a. MIllrMORF Ia John st. up sInirs. nj II
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HooAHiN9sNG.
nu,IA HsN DIve.

DD1A SsN DING: boo1S BIN Gk!> Il s.
d BtjOh iNuI va !!-Sa1scribers - me aia5
periodicals, 81. COM .s-sd nfof
c4n nave neatiy aid carefully solH, oy LEAVING
tlenl az lie Bookblncery of
dsot HH-HtrES, 81 Fuiron.t.
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MyANTKD-AB'yo of good aiora!., abeSt 10 years
~ cf age IL learn the Book bildiUe business. sac
who 0osri Nh his psrests vii be preferred Apply
a Is Ann Strrr rlbu
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| WANT ED-Several Travelling Agent. for tho
w Soa;he5s Literary Messenger. to DC employed in
OF the United Safes More ae-d apply
,iiaoui the bo>t recommendation 70 character
egEiiy Address Cp0st-2aidl I. W. WHITE, Richmond,
"a S9si
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TOTAL IA 1928 $40 og3
Whites 70 year, OF ulasie to Fead ANA wfitl
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DIRECTORS.

DIX ht ONS.
CUBAN c. NEkPLANCK.
ROBERT HENRY LUDLOW.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
DANIEL SEYMOUR.
FREDERIC De PEN STER.
ROBERTSON RODGERS,
SAMUEL MtRTlN,
FREDERICK ScHUCHARDT.
STEPHEN CAMBRELlNG.
4 K. RODGERS. Preside-t.
d. c. TAYLOR. Secretary.
". II. HARRISON Counsel.
JAMES Web, Su1sV0r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15

~ TO LIZA front P,ros VITA kussa iroa
liz. -, marble mantel a-d plated furniture III ssg
tel modern built house ana BE with board where
there only four III family
Also. gcuisci Sbcmcnt, furnished unfirnished -
Apnls ~ Fnr.l {. strert. ~ I'm
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20 ROOMS To 1.Er-A room and bedroom
liz with closets. rantfi-s suitable sthsIf aL,uy.
Also, large extraordinarily well lighted,
,ie tor oFs-shOp. Inquire ou the premises of
,9.f JOHN LOCKE. il rear II 81 Ana st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15

ID suglr gentlemen can b. accommodated wiki good
board w. q Fston Also three persona.
can be- accom- si5dsted vita dinner q29 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15

LAnah1EA be -uppted ~ith the bs>t OF ser
vsnts. Tor CITY and country. the shortest
tee. al 80 East Broadway as0 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-15

"a NJ 4 D-5y rlan Who has bal .>-at ysa-s'
~ experience IN "a kn- Aud rrdnrg si eds Of CAL
3ay AID Seer brsss sheet brass for all nj, 81 bright
SpiA saeh a aisry, coach. hAtuess lamps feadsr snd
plat II oraSs. c1snt brass or kettles aud CLOG
- toe - ioreg-u would hre ~ the year. or receive
share OF the profits remuneration Al iat,rsicx
be had aac samples .h0~n Of At, work by sppyirg 10
Aaron Permission, Bloomfield New scl
y &. TIE advertiser nas superior and entirely rev
rlan Of mAhlls bEsss II the oEes Of ZIac Snsirr
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0si-A c.runcs,e OF TWENTY SHARES OF tho
"a Jtras and Brooklyn Rsilroad StCcs IN favor OF
Jno. l.. Norto., Jr Application III be made Com
~ their Office lSth December iussant.
= la
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TE0 rEKCHANTS-Am man experienced n bu-
wishes sittaGou a, tcrk IA somc Jobhing
house he sNoG,tsriy sciIainted tsrougA
the STATE aud ~osd prefer The >lu,t'n o. Sa esmHn.-
lie would sl>o loan 10 Al, employer, sighs hundred
thousand dollars Tee bc>t,ir produced. Ad
/ dress Sac,nan rrhuae oifcr. dli +
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LEwIs PHfLLlFs, secretary.
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- 20 s4EE-toc a torn OF year. tNO house,
~: itnd 36,h STREET, 9th Inquire
at 100 Broadeay dl4at
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-20
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, JULY 90, Is4t.
CONGRESS.

On the 9th the bill providing for the dis.
tribution Of The proceeds Of the public
lands ameng the States, pa ssed the House
--yeas ll6, nays IOS. The whig ma.
jOfiiy in the House is about 40, and they
were only able to carry this bill by
eight majority, many of the more honest
of their party voting with the democrats
against it.
The Senate has rejected Mr.. Rive's
proposed amendment to Mr.. Clay's bank
bill which provided that no branch should
be established without the consent ofthe
ST ate in which il was TO Le located.
The tendency of this proposed amend
ment was TO make the bill more accepta-
5le TO the Preside Mt aud ensure his sane
ton; but his intimate friends ay that if
it pass in lis present shape, he will GER
taiDly veto il.
Many are under the impression that
the indspsnde Mt treasury law is repealed,
and are inquiring what will be the state OF
affairs IL no bank bill is passed. The bill
to repeal the Constitutional Treasury
passed the Senate at the commencement
of the session; but it has not yet passed
the Hou Sc, and. perhaps will not, if the
bank bill does not succeed. The Treas.
ury law will then stand as it did on the
4lh ofMarch, aud may still have chance
of fair trirl before it is repealed by the
" d estructives."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-20

State ofNew York have not only been
invaded and infinged in this interference
in a criminal uial, bat that the rights and
interests OF the owners of the Caroline,
who have brought a civil action against
Mcleod for damages for the destruction
of their properly have been also gratuit-
ously assailed ia the part Of the Secreta'
ry's instructions in which he declares
that such civil suit cannot be maintained.
I consider the mission as Illegal in itself,
and involving triple illegally, first, as i
concerns the Attorney General himself,
who was sent TO place where he had no
right togo; He1t, as il concerns the State
Of New York, as interfering with her ad'
sninistration Of justice; and, thirdly, as It
concerns the owners Of the Caroline,
wno have sued Mcleod for damages, and
whose suit is declared to be unmaintain-
able.
Remainder merit Ueek.)
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-20


LYNCH Law IN KHNTUcKx-Two
men, Smith Maybe and Liman Couch,
some two or three weeks since, al
tackled a drover named, UHerback, cut
bis throat, robbed him and left him,
supposing him to be dead. Tie robbers
were arrested and confined in the Grant
county jail. A few days afterwards il ap-
pearing that Mr.. Ulterback would recover,
the citizens determined that the brutal
robbers should not gain any thing by such
an event. They therefore sent word to
the robbers to prepare for death, and hav-
ing collected a mob of several hundred,
they went to the jail, forced open the
door, took the prisoners out GDdconVey-
ed them 10 the place where they had
committed the murder. A clergyman
was sent for, and after he had been
with the prisoners several hours, they
confessed their guilt, said they deserv-
ed and were prepared TO die. They
were then hung without the interVen-
lion Of judge or jury.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-20
FREpEn1ck CouNrr BANK Ropnu,

Frederick CoUNTY BANK RoBRRRY.--
Almost every eastern paper we have re-
ceived during the two or three past week:
has contained an article bearing the above
title. But SO numerous had bank frauds
aud bank rObberies become, that we were
tired Of reading them; and fearing that
the readers of the STANDARD might become
as tired, we passed this by as,we have
most of the others, with which we might
have filled the sheet. So common has il
become for bankers 10 resort TO almost any
and every kind of dishonesty to cheat
their confding creditors out of their dues.
that the word " banking" readily conveys
the idea OF refined roguery. But as the
latest disclosure OF the Frederick Coun
ty Bank directly mplicates an associate
judge Of court Of justice, it may be
considered as "refnement'' upon the
great system by which thousands of The
American people have lately been duped !;
but to which we still hope they will re
fuse TO become slaves.
A few weeks since, the bank was enter.
ed, by means of false keys (it is said), and
robbed of $l6O, 900. After The robbery
was made public, Mr.. VIM. Wiley, an as.
socIate judge of one of the courts Of the
city ofNew York, wrote to the directors of
the bank that il they would call on him,
he thought it probable they could obtain
a portion Of their la:e heavy loss. Two
men were sent by the bank ;who, on their
arrival at New York, found his Honor upon
the bench discbarging bis official duties.
lie requested delay Of three days--say-
ing that those who knew something about
he funds were absent at the south. All
he expiration of the three days, he mel
he agents of The bank and proposed that
hey should allow eight per cent. on The
ssues, if the balance we're given up;
which they agreed to, and on the follow.
g day he brought vaiise containing the
reater part of the stolen funds. Tie
loney was counted, the indge was paid
is per centum, which amounted to eight
'ousand dollars, and the agents departed j
u their homes. y, aai' p
We have had instances in our own
late of judges refusing to grant legal
ocess against banks; but we have not /
fore heard Of any Of them lingering =
e change and retaining fee for com :
bank felony. There is still 4 i
Vstery about this affair, and justice re. o
Tres a thorough investigation. {