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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19

Looking Glasses.

n UST received by the subscribers an
% assortment of Mahogmly and Gin
Frame Looking GLASSES of various sizes
and patterns. WIN. TRUE IL SON.
Ottawa, Oct. Is, 1874. 2l--ti.
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G. l.. rH'IlOlslnsOn.

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa, Ill.,,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dyc-Sutls,
Paints, Oils, Varnjsh, &c. &c.
July 3. 1910. I'll.
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S~rS THEIR LARGE
gssgL@ rLOUIsENG MILE,

80 containing ElNlll nuns VI
French Burr Stones, designed for both
country and merchant work, and to be
equal to any in the Union in all its parts
will soon be in operation; when they
will be prepared, and happy to "gr''d
creyy nuns grist' who will give them
a call, in the best possible manner; and
customers may rest assured that the " toll
dish" shall not be too large, nor be
"Sirickcn with It crooked hand.'
They will also want, so soon as the
four merchant run are completed, all the
Good Winter wheat they can get,
for which liberal price will at all times
be paid at the mills of the company
and they would say to farmers in this
vicinity, that they cannot grow too much
of that commodity.
The Company have now and will con
tinue to keep on hand, a large and general
Assortment Of Mcrchandj-c,
which will be exchanged (as also will
their lumbcr,) for wheat and most other
kinds of country produce.
Marscilles, Jan. %, 1871. 37--u.
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gave you "a Cough! Do not neglect
q u 1t! Thousands have meta premature death
for the want of little attention to common cold.
Have you coughl Rev, DR., Bartholomew EX-
pcctorant Syrup, a safe medical prescription, con-
tanning no poisonous drugs, and used in an extern
siye practice for several years, will most positively
afford relief and save YOU from that awful disease
pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps
into the grave, hundreds Of the young, the DID, the
fair, the lovely and the gay! layeyou Il cough!
BE persuaded to purchase bottle of this Expec-
torant Syrup to-day Tomorrow may be too late.
Have YOU cough Barthoimcw's Expectorant
Syrup is the only remedy YOU should take to cure
you. For this plain reasons That in no one Of
the thousand cases where it has been used, has it
failed to relieve.
Sold by Comstock & Co. II Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug Store Of q. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa. 81 ly
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19
WHEAT WANTED.

TaNHE lIorsciles Manufacturing Com
- pany will pay cash for any quantity
of UUE.1T delivered at their Mill in
Marscilles, La Sale county, Illinois.
Sent. II. 1871. l7--tE.
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Livery Stable.
Office

II Ii T. c RI IT NJ LII
Ar the undersigned has been TuoHouGHLY
" REPAIRED and FINISHED, and is now
IN perfect order for grinding all kinds Of
grain. Prompt attention will be given to all who
see proper to give us their custom, and we are
confident, from long experience in the busI-
ness, that we can do work equal, if not superior,
TO any in the land. We hold ourselves RESPONSE
bic for all bags entrusted to US that are well mark
cd with the owners name.
The above Mill is situated on Indian Creek,
about half mile from the mouth Of the same.
j. +. SKINNER,
q. CURRY T.,
Indian Creek, Jan. l. lSlI 33-tf
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COMSTOCK & co.

Wholesale Druggists, New York, n Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store of 6, l.. Thompson,
Ottawa. - ly.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-19

BDEAD the following from Judge Patterson, for
Ia thirty years the first Judge OF the county in
which he lives:
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
RICH MON D.:
MoRNIN @. sEpTEMurRII
Uhai irsre "a, i,sn,s1


Ii has been over and over again asserted by p,r
tiz'n newspapers, and by men in whose imncina .
tons the idea of United States Bank is associated
with something gorgon-liko or hideous, that IN d.
issue of Bank or no Bank was not made a, the late
Presidential election. Suppose the fac, to be so,
and that there was no direct reference of the Bank
question TO the people in all the S,ates-yet was
not the general currency question brought distinctly
IN issue, and the measures of the previous Admin
Istrailon universally condemned7 The Pc, Bank
and Sub Treasury schemes were both unca uivocally
reprobated, and what remained to be tieI but A
Government Fiscal Agency in some form or other ?
Did the people mean by putting the mark upon
the wild experiments OF jackson and his successor.
TO leave abe public treasure unguarded-the cur
rency unsonnd and deprecated, and the Exchanges
rulnously unequal} Surely they d not intend, by
the destruction OF prevailing systems to leave every
thing IN chaotic confusion. Why, then, do not
some OF the wise men Of the Opposition step for
ward and suggest some remedy Tor the public dsor-
ders1 They would manifest a much purer pat
roism than they do, if instead of railing at every
thing, and eonsen,lng to nothing, they would assist
us to repair the wide spread mischsfs which have
been brought upon the country by the errors ofher
own party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, III O'Clock, A. NJ.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Bremen Barque Elizabeth, Mehrtens. master
with l5l hhds tobacco and lbs hhds stems for Bre.
men, by Lewis LudIam & Son.
ARRIVED,
Schr Wave, Rogers, Boston and Norfolk sun
dues, 10 ID Burlington & Co, Myers & Co las
Sizer & Son, NJ Branch, } Williams, ] d Williams
. SLrecker, J Gill, Dunlop, Moncure x Co, Hub
bard, Gardiner X Co, Lancaster. DENLY x Co.
Schr Daniel Francis, Small, Boston and Norfolk,
sundres.
Schr F Ber,inc, Lee, New York. supdrie, to !
A Bevin, w Randolph & Co, Williams & Hay
all, Fry \ Cog Hannah, J Gray, Triplett *
Son, Il Ii Dickinson, p II Taylor, Dunlop, Mon
cure x Co, Vanlow Smlth, G s. S Root, Daven.
port Alien, Booiwrighr, Caperton < Crump,
Smith, DrInker y Morris, womble & Deane. p p
Tabb, BOyden, c Richards 4 Co
Sehr General Washington, Phillips, Baltimore,
sdndres, to Womble & Dean, Lancaster, DENLY x
Co.
schr Mobile, Barnes, Baltimore, sundrie,, to
DaVenT OFT Allen, Shields & Somcrvi'le, Cuper-
ton x Crnmp, + e Rice, 5 Myers & Co, Van
Lew smith, Pulney, KIlby, SlIlee & Co. f. ID
Cfenshnw Il Co, Fry & Co.
Schr Andes, Murphy, Norfolk, sundries to Il Par.
rsh, Wydtt & White, iwortham, McGruder & Co,
Webb, Booker 4 Hamilton, Fry s Co, w Wal
lace.
sahr r Armstrong, Traverse, Baltimore, sun
dries
Sehr Union, Crowell, PmInd. lpha, sundries to
Lancaster, DENLY & Co, William, & Hnxall. Car.
rlngtor, Gibson & Thornton Shields & SomcrviiIe,
5 T Barclay, a Duval, Vancw & Smith, l. L.ud.
am s. Son, Fry s Co, r Blair, + A Rust,
Wyatt < White, Dolan, Kennicr * Co, w Smith,
q a Strecker, Webb, Booker 4 Hamilton, Boyd
Edmond & Co, p August, r NJ Colsin,L ID Cren.
shaw x CO, Psyton, Dsaue s. Edwards, Rves *
Harris, q Hall, II Robertson, Reid < Roberts, +.
Tompkins, X White, X ii Dickinson, w Al.
len, J Lyons
SAILED.
Schr Thomas Ireland, LELAND Saugerties, coal.
Brig George Henry, Bingham, Yves, Point coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

Ma,iy, it appears from the following, has got tired
OF his Extension sofas" and is minsIng again in
the Political Arena. If President Tyler stands in
need OF assistance from that quarter, all we can say
Is, that few short months have brought about
strange revolutions. "Poitcs, like misery, makes
us acquainted with strange bed fellows"
"EX PREsIDENT VAN BuREN is out in the news.
papers in commentator OF President Tylcr's yEro.
and IN encouragement Of a second Veto, stating
that every public servant whose intentions are
pure, can always rely upon receiving at their hands
'he democracy respect for his motives, and lust
credit Tor his acts, whatever may be the character
of their political relations with him. and however
much they may differ with him in other respects.
MIR. Van Buren's correspondent for this occasion,
is the respectable! individual, Garry Gilbert! A
choice companion and correspondent, truly"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
Dr.. Mallory and The proee.dinr, a, Uonn.o,,

D'' s"4II0T UT" F't FTOtttdIHys az HaMp'on.
We invite particular attention TO the proceedings
of the Wings of Elizabeth City. The preamb. G
and resolutions drawn by an elegant and vigo-
rOus pen and willis, they do justice to the motive.
OF Dr. Mallory, they do not withhold the lash from
the fIi,hless public servant. These proceedings
are characterized 10y great force and bodness, and
present powerful sketch OF the controversies be
tween existing parties. They are worth thou
sand such flntaronades as the Brunswick Preamble
and Resolutions.
The Wings Of DR.. Mallory's whole district are
irhamcd at his descr;ion, and resolved he shall
know IL The ball first commenced rolling in the
Borough and in Portsmouth; and we perceive from
the Herald, that public meeting is called in Nan
semond, ito unite IN the expression Of Wing disap
probation"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

come to crowded halls, and graceful upon solitary
graves, Flowers are, " the volume Of nature,
Nhat inc expression, "God is love-" is IA the volume
OF revelation. What dreaTy desolaie place would
I've n face without smie-a feast without We.
comet Are rot flowers the stars of the earth, and
aye not flowers the stars or heaycnl One cannot
,ook closely at tho structure Of flower without
loving u. They are embloms aud manifestations Of
1ois oveto the creation and they are the means and
mnstfaiions of mans love to his fellow C. elturcs
Tor they hrst awaken IN his mind a sense OF the
beautiful and the good. The very inulli,y Of flow
ets taer excellence and grea; beauty for they lead
us TO thoughts of generosity and noy,l beauty de
taehed ttom and superior to all se6shness, so that
lhey are pretty lessons natures book of instrue.
tion, teaching man that he liveth not 10y bread, or
animal life.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
Mr. ARCnERIs SPEECH.
In Ms S,nnle On N. Ei,enl co,p,rnli.

In The SHaic on the Fiscal Cooperation BiH
Mr. Afchcr's speech was peculiarly able and
effective, though he IS suffering under severe dis.
case which prevents him from Cnforng into a dis
cusson Of the main subjects before the Senate still
the Uis Utig was CxeuCd IN peculiar manner b.
favor Of the biz. lie sid that although a bank bil
may not have entered into the discussion Of the late
political contest, no man could deny that the die
ordered state Of the currency was ono great Leading
feature which led 10 the overthrow Of the Loco 70
co party. AL had admitted that the Sub.Troasu
~ was the most unskilful measure for COLLECTING
and keeping tic public rovonue,-indecd, Il appeaI.
cd 10 him that there had been a kind Of tivtIry
among all parties IN its condemnation. The stat,
bank system had been ropudlated IN like manner
What then was the alternative but bank Of the
United States fiscal ngent Of the Government ?
-Nota hank that would have the power to raise
OF depress the wages Of labor at pleasure nor one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

l want the seals oi power and place.
The ensigns of command
Charged by the Peoples unbought gtaee,
To rue my native land
Nor crown, nor sceptse, would ask,
But from my country'S will,
By day, by night, to ply the task
Her cup of bliss to MI.
NNlII.
i want the voice Of honest praise,
To follow me behind;
And TO be thought in future DAYS
The friend OF human kind:
That after ages as they Iise
Exul.ins may proclaim
In choral union 10 the skies,
Their blessings on my name.
NXIV.
These arc the wants OF morta, man,
cannot want them long;
For life itself is but span
And earthly bliss song.
My last great want, absorbing all,
Is, when beneath the sod,
And summon'd to my final call,
The mercy Of my God.
XIV.
And oh while circles IN my veins
Ot lie the purple stream;
And yet fragment small remains
OF natures transient dream:
My soul, IN humble hope unscar'd,
Forget not thou to pray,
That this thy WANT may be prepared
To meet The judgment day.
wAsHrsGroS, 18th june, ls4O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

MCLEOD Is, at this time, forty two years ofage
Scotchman by BIRTH thick set, broad shoulder
&C, iui chesfed man, about five feet eigh; or nine
inches high, with rather light hair, blue ewes GuII
face, and low forehead.-He is, what NAV be of
more interest TO some of your readers, likewise a
bachelor. II this outline of the gentleman should
convey TO you no favorable impression, you would
he mistaken. His address is unusually preposses.
singh is extremely frank and social in his man
nerS, and wlthal uncommony Intelligent In early
lie he received quite good education learning La.
tin and Greek; and subsequently travelled ms nm
amnnuensis TO Major Russell Of the Engineers
near relative, It not son, OF the nOblcmnn Of that
nlme, who was murdered by his valet in London.
year or so since. More recently, he travelled in
France, and IN 1880, first touched his foot on our
Tree soil. During most OF the time he has spent IN
lhs country, he has acted as Deputy Sheriff in the
Niagara District o! Upper Canada. You will re-.
member that he was FIRST arragncd for his ugencv
~ the burning OF the Caroline, under the name oil
Angus Mcleod" younger brother OF his He
was released on account Of this inlosmality but
was subsequently indicted and arrested under his
own proper name, Alexander Mcleod. The eIa-
minauon upon his arrest, took place nj Lewiston
ana continued hive days, upon which he was com
mttcd 10 Jail at LOckpOri, with a guard around his
jan during the entire period Of his confinement
there, SIX months. The last Spring he was taken
to New York on n habeas corpus, where applico
ton for lis discharge was made by his counsel Jo.
shul Il. Spencer; and at the late July term was
brought to u lea TO hear the decision on this npp-
cltiOn. IL being denied, he was placed in the Gus.
tOdy Of the sheriff Of that county, and confined in
the jail in that place. Here he has since remain.
cd, soIacing himself with books, conversation, and
his own thoughts, the latter Of which you may well
imagine, under the circumstances, are not the most
agreeable, He has excited no small curosi, y
among tho farmers IN our nelshborhood large
number Of whom have visited him, and have GENE.
rally left him with The most fivufable Impressions
OF his disposition. Mcleod is free in his commu.
nlcatiOns on the matter IN which he 10 involved nm
sworing all questions, and supplying the minoiest
details as TO his conduct during the patriot war and
stcadius;ly denying any connection with the mem
mofablc Outrage on the rIghs and honor of our
country with which he stands charged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
Correspondence Of the National ln,oliiscnecr.

A'E" TURN, ocplemDCr I.
We have rumors of icar here to-day-some of
them the most absurd magma ble-such as, that
the British Minister had demanded his pas ports:
that war would be declared at once; and many
others Of the same sort There was no authority
for the rumors, and they produced, of course no
lasting excitement
Two companies of United States troops have
marched from Houlton to the ArooS;ook and Fish
MYERS, TO relieve the civil posse OF Maine and Mas
SlchuSetiS. These the first Government sol.
dIers that have been on the disputed territory.
Flour has gone down TO nearly where it was be.
fore the news by the Britannia received. LARGE
sales were made to-day at Sc 81, and more offered
at the same price without finding buyers. | have
heard no good reason assigned for the decline
The stock here IS small, and the receipts are vet
comparatively light; but shippers have held back
unwilling to buy at so high a rate.
In the Canadian Parliament last week. nm nd
dress TO the Governor General, requesting him 10
grant general amnesty all offenders in the lac
rebellion, was adopted. The project for a Coloni-
al Bank was postponed to the next session. A re-
solution was adopted in favor Of the policy of nd
uniting Canadian bread stuffs into England free of
duty, and laying instead a duty on those imported
into Canada from the United States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
CANAL RECEIPTS OF WHEAT AND
FLOUR AT CLEVELAND

As we are now at that period Of the year whom
the old crop Of wheat is deemed exhausted nod the
new Is coming forward, we compile Tor the benefit
OF the trade such statistical information as VIC have
yearly presented to them, under the belief that they
VIII bo found as interesting as heretofore, and valu.
able Tor future reference.
The receipts Of wheat and -four at this por, via
the canal from the opening Of the navigation 20 the
lst Of September, as follows in tho years nam
ods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

a Chapter on Fiogus.-Fiowers, Of all created
things, tho most innocent and simple and most
supcrbly complex-play things for childhood, or
nlmonts for the grave, and the comp,nion OF the
cold corpse IN the coffin. Flowers, beloved 10y the
wandering dioii nod studied by the deep thinking
man Of sciencel Flowers, that Of all porshing
things arc tho most pofishing; yet Of al earthly
things arc the most heavenly Flowers, that un.
ccasingly expand u heaven their grateful, and 10
man their cheerful looks-partners Of human Joy,
soolhers Of humnn sorrow ~ omblems Of tho VIC
tors triumphs, Of the young brides bushes vel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
DIED

H Nyeus, King wullam county, on Sunday
tue ON INST, Mary ANN, wife Ui Isaac Winter.
aged . years. native of Baltimore.
Richmond Enquirer and Baltimore American, wi
please copy the above. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
NEW WORKS

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writings, COMPLIED 10y q + BiITrt '''' VI "'s
r Aih in uc Universe, translItcd FROM the Latin of
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Mlfhrs Atlas II Outline Maps intended Ia lac 6T. ,,
ny PuPs S'lShg Mi'heiIs school Geography aud Alias
ALMANACS.
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lustratei Toy CTt.ikshauk " ~ N"'@ N'' IL
The Musical Almanac 1872
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Dealers in Boots, Shoes, rtaaHs aud Gar Carpet nss..


{ EFhE. coE'rEE, CUEEEE.-1J G6ls Of
- superior Goblet from the East lnuau Ocean IA,
ne lsahi OF Iuso~, Of which Manila Is lie cani,j
MyI a. 81 the rest OF the Philippine L. ands ami ~ ii
.a'Il 'oHec The climate L. admirably 90 80,
, s aI .pcning Of the Coffee berry The air ia y.Iy
green snd there are iTut. all the ear. " ~"'s
rus Soucc has been tried an,i c,I s,,o,,
Lett. '~'e' P'"Ht' ohy - barrels
lye bags uf Java at I2l To IIIc
JyO bags OF other Kinds I.ayuira H., mn W.. -
= i,I nave heen ordered tn reduce our purcs
n s.,.., - ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
RICHMOND WING.

ruBLIsHED DALI AND ssnI-wEEkLr. Bv
J. "a. rLEAsASTs, AND A.. MOsELEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
mon, FALL STOCK
oooFS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS

SMITH, DHiNhER MORRIS
,o-, FALL STOCK
oooTS, SHOES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS
,,,r AND CARPET BAGS.
w SSs. nov Trs TO TSeegl Of QUE r,i stock Of Boots
the bss, a., Je"ssd With great cac an conpIscs one OF
soicG Ss nom sS s 20 , Ss,Sh
nS else here ,ictcrinr,t o of.s
S% sSSs Which he saISS iooSihs In Is''''
10 10" -, d,sss Cali n,o's Miles make
b. p W., D. d. rS% aSS; sole do DO 10 10 10
Do DO do Do do S ssss. chen, Do Do DO DO
Ni ps r. N'1 SS G nss 'o~I ami for sourc
co"'T T., , very d'hfS Navy shoes tse., do
10 DO tie S Sa,.li S' 10 DO
'' 30 SUPERIOR &c S Sss ;fH sIp'' Msca. make
Do Do c eSIo&SS E Eats 81" DO Do
10 elegant qutclsilk nuskna
No. p, do scored silk Cater Boots
Do Morocco aud Kid Buskins
d. ,io and 10 dress slippers and Tcs
Ladies KID a@% S5rosso T Slippers anal Tie. ,ns,o
Boy hhc Cali sewod Boo,s 49, '''' '"'sP
10 nne psssod 40
Do Do GGS SGy c s,RI NAVY Se shoes do
10 do 90 noo,ecs
MSse s s s SSS Mo- ,SwSd I%a DSsycd
10 i.sSlher shoca aud noSiscs
- DO Morocco aud scal boots, very superior
'minrens Boots some very small
DO Km, Moroeeo, Zeal and l., athcr Boots Shoes anal
-, slippers nf every quality '
Scntlcmrn's Gum elastic over slocs
LsdOs' 10 a,
~ do io Fur lined and bound
"i ,,a Leather Travelling Trunks, iron frames
Seal skin S and IIa nS Trunk. do al s.s wood 40
fancy Morocco Trunks fine finish
tarrc bigs OF all sizes and qualities
small hdnd Trunks, very convenient
i.adcs. Bonnet Boxes, russell and black
shoe Thread Of all qualities
Nhoe Brushes, Blackrg &c.
n, JUDAH MYERS & co
IFuuI q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
SO IL tt
FOX RENT. on LEASE.

Two cncucnf- the street leading from Cary stree
To Mayo,s Brigc, aud immediate possession gwen
Ihcy have lately undcrg thorough repair and are
80 IN aui Of being rented separate
Echcr They possess al 90" ConvcuiCnccH nccCFsary Tor
Two iauilraur tn he rented tenement very well
calenaic Tor Tavern or House Of Private Entcrannen
having W rooms, with ERE places, end splcisus Duirg
Roo. ~ by % feet with gre places 2KlieheBr iy,Itapf
good Yard AMI other advantages.
This House 10 retired ath ugh in the rcnrc business
and bui short DIST from SLocEuo Warchousceug.
yencht, especially IN paninrF and oth0Ts fom The south
Etdr oi Iucs River pOgscrEing advantages oary person
DESTROYS for such on undertaking To good tenant tho
TAYLOR az the High ConEabc's ONO .orof
fec u uwfi RICHARD WHITFIELD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
RICHARD WHITFIELD.


NOIlJE b. hereby gwen HAT no one hereafter eau he
pcfmrieii" hunt or tres boo any uIpn tho
Island now iu ny possession called "R ira Island" siua-
TED IN James River th. Oh LOCKS the Jamca River
kanawl' Canal nnlr every person who does hunt or
To- Law.
uu3I-9wfg A rupNf,u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
POEM BY JOHN q. ADAMS.

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