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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

yoad measure The uliScFiCS aud would iu-NliU.
inc ease the dcno.alyin., elects Of war. by m. ,-
IN, up wi.huauonl cxlsuca.ion the .ro. OF,
ue,saual passions. and the cruelty u.a uu,.urss
of individual r,yru,c
Her u,airsty', ..o,r.nmcut cannot believe tia;
the government OF. the United Sale, can req j. -u.
tend to set an c,amulc SO ..,a h with c,il 90 thc
community OF nations. aud the d,.cct tendency %.
which must be to bring uac, into the psl,.,c OF
modern war a.foc. les lich .lIlaiou aud chris
tiauit, have long succ buj,hcl.
Ncirhcrcan her maic,,y's government admit for
a nom, ~ the validity OF thcduciriac advanced 'Y
Nj Fo,-,th, that the federal government OF ,ae
I U. :. has no power TO interfere in the mater IN
question aud chat the decision thereof must rest
solely and entirely with the state of New Euk.
N!,h the particulars Of the Internal compact
which may c,i,l between The several states that
compose the MON, foreign powers have nothing
To do the relations of iorci n powcs wl.htAc
aggregate Union; ,hut nloa Is oihcm roPcScn-
ted by the federal government; aud al That Union
the federal government Is to them the Only organ
Therefore when iorcEn power has r'u.'s' 20
demand for wrong done To 1t by any state %. inc
Union, 1t Is TO the federal government ana MOI TO
the separate state, that such power lhu loo" lo'
redress Tor that wrong. Ana Surh foreign power
cannot admit the plea that the separate state Is an
independent body over which the icde.oi govern
mcnt has no control II Is obvious that su,h Il
doctrine, II admitted, would at once go To o'S,o-
luton OF the Union as lar as Ms relations WIN To-
reign powers arc concerned; ana mat lo.'. q
powers IN Such case instead Oh "''''''"7 'F',I
matte agents to the indcIa' government "'U'u
send such agents not TO lh't government ""' ~
the government OF 'a'h separate S,"'c ava "'U'G
make their relations OF peace ana W" WIZ" 'n'''
state depend upon tine result OF tn'' s't'al' M
jegcoursc win Surh sl'''' "'n"u' ''I,' 10 '"'
relations lhey might nave WIN 'N' ,''''
Her majesty governments afHth'u" '''' "''
above Is not me conclusion tl "",cN "' E''''"'
mcnt OF the jnlicd states ln',"" TO "NN,' i1'
such Is thcconouSioh 10 Nncn Inc 'I -""''"'9 ' III
| have been advanced by MI fo'sylh h'oc'7'.'!
/ lead.
De that as 1t may, her majesty SoNe'h'"', 'oI'
mllly demand, upon the s.ounl' ALREADY ''''''
the immediate release OF Nh VI hyoui ana nc, ma ma,
| Jcsty government th'foal me president o. '"t 1
:. to take into his most deliberate CONSIDERATION
| the serious nature the consequences when mus
ensue from a rejection OF this demand.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18

the executive department in the perfor-
nance of this delicate duty, | shall look
to lis consent and advice as given only in
lurtherance of the best interests of the
country. | shall, also, ut the earliest
proper occasion, invite the attention of
congress to such measures rs, in my
Judgment, will he best calculated to rcgu-
late and control the executive power in
reference 10 this vitality important subject.
Stare Tr0Ia.
| shall, also, at the proper season, in
yite your attention to the statutory enact
ments for the suppression of the slave
trade, which may require to be rendered
more efficient in their provisions. There
is reason to believe that the traffic is on
the increase. Whether such increase is
to be ascribcd 10 the abolition of slave la
Dor in the British possessions in our vi
entity, and attendant diminution in the
supply of those articles which enter into
the general consumption Of the world,
thereby augmenting the demand from
II i
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"'I u'S''I. mus u apparent 10 all
nave ic'' II uuc u .'e co"h''! 10 pre-
Seht .''c foregoing topics 10 your coi'Si-
NC'a',on ana re"ec'o"' o'"''9 WIN
when II might not seem proper 10 trouble
you al al extraordinary session. W'!t De
!a'u before you al iu'uFe Day am
haPPy III committing the important affairs
OF the country INTO your hands. The ten
uency OF puoiic sentiment am p'eaSec
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-18

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such a case were To- uusc IN ENGLAND, the power
Cd She executive government could ice cvcr,gd 'n
any more direct manner. E'e"'n The case oi am
bd>Sado 5 and o.I.r pubic m,n ,tt's, whose rls"'
to exemption iom a,.cst IS .c'son1l, nc IdWnS no
iact 30 I' "sce. u'ngd but The NEE lart @. ar'o-
matte ,4a5a'...' ana l' Arrest Nn'm is '",'
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',t made II mast rs discharged "y ~tpi'''"o" To
thr counts o' law,
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
Dr. Il. II a Y

TNAS returned, and is again located In Baton
I'LL Rouge. He respectfully proffers his services
to his patronsfor the performance Of all operations
Of Dentistry and re-atteution to former operations.
Office one door Nort, Of John Reid, in room for
merig oscupied by A.. Deyall, Esq. 81
.Jnsnes WI. EsRsas III Aanh0 s Adams,
A TFORNEYS aud CounselIors at Law, will
~ pfat lice community in the 3a, 9TH, and 9Th
Judicial nistricts-ofice at Baton Rouge near the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
COTTON GINS.


Order or seizure and Sale.
yENv virtue nf mn order of seizure aud sale 10 me
~&sA directed by the hon the Fourth District Court,
ratish and State aforesaid, will be exposed FOL
puhlic sale on the 18th day If January 1871. at the
court house of the parish Of west d Rouge between
the uses. hours Of saie, all the right. title, inle es,
ar demand Of the defendant, in aud TO the follow.
ny desctihed psopertyt to wit.
A certain traet Of land situatod in this pari h o.
state, and fronting on the Mississippi River,
Aoended above BY other lau,ls OF purchaser, aud
below by the Louis Alley tract of land, aud can.
satus three hundrei and eleven acres, exclusive
OF the b s,tare, more OF less, together with all 'he
improvements thereon.
Seized to satisfy the adgrnen, aud costs in the
above entitled suit.
Terms &c sale, four thousand and Ave hundfcd
d liars with interest at the rate Of ten per cent per
annu m, frnm The ! 4th Of Iaruats 1889 till pfid,
and costs Of suit lash, end three thousand d llaes
payable the 18th Cctob II lS4l and two thoasatd
dlsrs paybie tie. 18th 0ctob r 1912. and two
Thousand dollars pasb'e the 18th October Is53,
and I've thousand dollars payable the 10Th OF Get
1914.
VAL HEBERT.
dec 10 1910 al Sheriff.
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Caldwell IL EEicky.

NO. ca, CANAL ST, NEW ORLEANS,
III = EsPECTFHLLY inform their friends and
HMl the planters generally III the vicinity Of Ba-
ton Rouge. that they are now confined to the Fac
forage & Commission Business alone end they
hope, frem their close application to business. Ia
receive q share Of public patronage.
atpust z % 8
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Vol MA hi
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Ua@@@@--I@-
AZ MATFA, Informs bis friends that he has
Va received Oh cont:s ingnt, the following arti-
Giles.
10 ca aka eanvassel bacon hams. weighing from y
10 300 lbs; put mp fbr families.
80 kegs nails, assnf'cd.
50 t,eees lkent. AMI Scotch, basging.
30 coils rope.
100 pounds swioe. i.
30 boxes eIia u~lpaigae, Of the favored MlssifsiPpi
brand. n
s boxes old Chamhnrtin.
- dozen old port wine, IN pint & quart bottles.
lie also has the plensate oil informing the public,
tina, he l. authorized to p%ufehaRe, 0ae thousand
Bales oi Cotton, lot which A air market pf'ce VIII
s,i,.n Oct 10 IS
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r.. r. CO.

r.. II. CO.
Ri NRUGGslS1s aud Apothec asies, andwhole
~ sale dealers in Medicines, OILS and Pants
English aud French Chemicals, Window Glass
Perf,nofies, varuishes Dye stuas. Spices &c.
Their store for the present IL ut No. lis Julia
street, one door from corner Of Camp.
nr3-N. b. Particular attention will he paid to
pu,tilg up family nedicines, medicine chests, and
orders from The country general!Y. Landry 4 Co.
In wits planters and me1h un'cs to give them a call.
New 0eieans. June s NJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02
a~----A-
pOSYpONED SANE.
PROBATE SALE

SALE.
NTATILi. b. kotl at public sale on "Wednesday
tho Goth of Jan. icai the following de-
sctibed property belonging TO the successor af thu
late Join BILLS, deceased, viz
The iract Of land wt,eseonthe deceased resided
together with the buildings and improvements there.
eli, containing 25l acres, 5llI00, hound.
ed by land Of Mrs Williums on the west and by
those Of John Gayle % the East. A tract of land
on the Comi,e, rontai,ing 225 atpents.
Lot one aud two Of section No fofty three, towns
ship No seven, south of range No one, east, con-
tanning two hundred and fifty enc and 8 lif0a acres.
Six town lots In square No 81 Of BeauregsId's
section of the town.
SLATES.
Dix aged Is; KEN As; Rnet 81 Is and he I
child Martha Sally IS aud her children Harry
5 and Charles 6 mns,ths old, Sam 81; Molly Is,
Hannah II: Daniel 36: Peggy ~.
Moreover, 10 head Of cattle, - head Of sheep,
I head OF horses ] wagon, | patent scales ! horse
cart. | buggy fsrmipg utensils; household furni-
aturc. etc.
Also 30 bales of Cotton.
T'erms-Ite landed estate aud slaves one fourth
cash, the balance at 2 aud 2 years credit, puf-
chasers to furnish endorsed notes. payable 10
Bauk and mortgage retained unit! final payment,
the personal property AT one years credit, for all
Sums over $50 dollars, under that amount Gu sh
T'hs cotton will be sold at Mr.. Largftiers, in the
taWn If Baton Rouge Oh tho 9Th inst for cae'a.
decta--i5 Gil TESSISR. Judge.
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NOTICE.

-fAaA N bUFr1tEOA1f
TOY virtue of a writ o. teri tac'as u me nifeel.
III ed BY The honorable the Fourth District
Contt. Parish and State aforesaid, will be ex-
rosei at public sale on the 4th iay Of January next
Ie4l. al the residence Of the detendast. between
the usual hours Of sale, all the right, title, interest
CT demand of the defendant in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit.
About twelve thousand pounds of cotton IN see - :
seized to satisfy the judgment and costs In the
above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-Cash-
VAL HEBERT,
Ss A Sheriff.
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PROBATE SALE.


Succession Of fayinta Dalton.
SEyTGfTs he sold ny the undersigned on Thurs
wv day the 18th ofJanuary ISL. on the pre-
raises, the following property belonging Ia the sue.
cession Of the late isvinis Dalton, dec, viz;
400 acres Of Ind ia cultivation with all the i'm
proysmeafs thereon, consisting uf a good dwelling
houses kttcien. large barn. negroe cabin &c; y Is
60 be noticed that the intended Rail Read from Ba.
ton Rouge to Clinton will pass Through / e said
hand.
ALSO.
Is slaves, Hannah 81; her child Eliza 10; Doh
45; Cherry Is; little Hannah 10, SAMPSON
Nathan %: Jane 81, his wife; Fanny . aud
Ma.ia her children; AMY IS her chill Sophia
IL; Isaac Is Sam I'll and Nelly 80: 4hrad OF
horses, one coll. 5 nsea. Is head e~featle; GO hogs
more or less, farming utensils, household Furniture
&r, SC.
Al excellent orchard with almost all kinds Of
fruit.
ALSO.
A hcase ard lot in the town of Patton Rouge, via
No I in square M 3 in said town.
Terms OF Sate-The landed estate and slaves
ut | . and 3 years credit, the prts ,ual property al
e months credit, and all sums under $50 dollars
cash purchasers ID furnish endorsed notes paya-
bic Ia Bank, ana mortgage ,ia final payment.
Gil TsSSIER, Judge.
dec 10 IA
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fe~s MI

FT~Hg subscriber has located himself III the town
HI OF Baton Rouge attha old stand, ately oc-
s,pTed by Reeze Fiiz Patrick, where all kinds oil
| Watches, Chicks, Ofgaas, aii Music Boxes will
be repaired on the shortest notice and in the best
styls.. lie has on hand spassaasilF glas#es Of all
| colours III Nfsi,sbis Tor all ages. which he will fit
IN n, n rehsR All Kinds OF ~.Iewelry men
ard in n tteat manner. He has also all kinds OF
Iewelry for sale, low for Cash.
Reference may be made ID Capt. Sesrla. 8.
HYATT and r. A.. Walker.
Oct 12 IS C. MOORE.
nAJ-Old gota and silver taken in payment for
work.
EbE'. frarfaa am
VI N A. removed his office To tAe Drug Store or
A 4 II. Jourdan; Baton Rouge.
may IS ID
Eh NOTICE.
EpR. WHITMAN Wilcox has removed his oaice
10 the building formerly occupied BY Mad. Hatch,
and the second door from DR. Hatney's. He will
he fuund there AT all hours aaleas professionally en-
paged. Oct ~ 10
sEN NJ TTCE.
~ L. soITHRRIs physician and anegeou-ae.
couahsur Of the Medical faculty Of Paris having
permarsn,iy settled at Baton Rouge informs the
inhabitants OF the Town aud it's vicinity, TO whom
he offers fiR services, that he has established his
office a, the drugstore Of Soaterre L. Favro,, La
tatette street.
|.-. u In
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N0TICE,

NUIiCE,
TVILL be sold by the undersigned on Tues
w day, the 26lh OF Jaauaty. 1s40,at the Court
house. IS acres of land, belonging to the success
ion uf thr late james Cook Chapman, bounded
north by the land, of G p Kelley. south By the
school sections and acst byJ Baskes.
Terms of Sale-1ae and two years credit from
the day of sale, the purchase money TO be Sc
cured by approves personal securtty and mort
gage till final payment.
d26 46 CH TESTER, i J.
n UrTION-AuclM-Aaetion-Nu be sod
to the highest bidder on the first Monday in
January next, between the hours 81 Ill A MI and
IL NJ. ut the Court house Of East Baton Rouge.
Seven American Mules.
Terms of Sele-CasA. d III ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

wxyAS committed TO tho Jail al
81 wv Ration t'oage, On the 2nth OF
Egsagp October, 1917, q aegrn man, who
esygSF calls himself JouN, ) feet, 5 inches
= high, about IS yenrs Of age, sudrfays
s~@@~- he belongs To joan Mortou,of Hyaes
County. (Mi.1 The owner is requested 10 comply
with the law, and take him away.
t}rt 81 At
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

Ehs'. 6.arRa:ssaa

TT n ~ removed his Office 10 tAe Drug Store Of
ii l. Il. .Ionrdan; Baton Rouge.
nAnu Ia Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

IN VATAS ~~commiued TO the all at
tx w Baton Rouge, on tie 9th Of
49, October, 1910. a negro man who calls
ggHV/ himself SIMON. S feet S inehfshi gb,
AI about Is years Of re, heavy snt and
says he belongs 10 a MIR Bio4.Saft,
or Madam Blun. The owner rs requested 10
comply with the law aud take him away.
0c 81 -3S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-02

Was hrongi,, to the depot at ut
,Rouse, on the 9th ofoctnbef 1910, II
kskeasS negro man who calls himself scipoa
rezEssSS 5 feet A inches high. about 20 year
Al ofage, and says he belongs to Johs
ssz1s@@sz@ PteSton below Donaldsonyiii He: Ten
owner is requested TO comply witt, Che law and
take him away.
Oct 81 38 ID. nkYAN. Jailor.
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We II "a. On IL

FROM TIE PRESIDENT Of the II. STATES
10 THE TWO ttasaus or CeaaBEse,
N fht trRmcHeeAaehtUf the second session. IF III,
ttneRkp siEth EnneENRa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-14
Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills and
kDkgnir Bitfers,

THAHE high celebrity which these excellent Medi.
IL cines have acquired in curing almost everv dis.
ease to which the human frame is liable, is q matter
familiar with almost every intelligent person. They
became known by their frui,s-ther good works have
testified for hem-they did thrive by the faith OF
the creduous.
In cases Of Costiveness, Dyspepsia Bilious and rv.
affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains, Rheuma.
tisn, Fevcrs and Agues, obstinate Head ches impure
state of the Fluids, unhealthy appearance If the Skin
Nervous Dehilrs, the Sickness inciaen. to Females
in Delicate Health, every kind of weakness Of the Di.
eesve Organs, and in all general arrangements OF
Health, these Medicines have invariably Rreved a
certain and speedy remedv They restore vigorous
health TO the most exhausted constitutions. single
trial will place the IIife Pills and Phoenix Bitters be.
yond the reach OF competition, in the estimation OF
every patient.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail. at Wn,. b.
MoFats Medical Office, 375 Broadway, New.York
N. B. None genuine unless they have the fac
smile Of John Mohal's signature.
H- The Life Pills are sold in boxes-Price, 25 cta,
80 cents, and 81 EACH according to the size and the
Phoenix Btters in bottles, at 81 So EACH with full
directions
For Gratuisoms D;str;bu'ion-An interesting little
pamphlet, entitled "MofFa,'s Medical Manual, de.
signed as Domestic Guide to Healih-contnining
accurate information concerning the most prA~:len
diseases and the most approved remedies-by WIN.
b. MorrAr." Apply TO the Agents.
For sale nv Charles J. KilLoura, Litchfeld Con.
December 10 ly28
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-14
LEAD PIPE.

For Aqueducts, Pumps. and rdrious other uses.
nNHE subscriber continues 10 manufacture
u Lead Pipe, suitable tor Aqueducts, Pumps,
&c. upon the most approved method, of any
size or thickness which may be wanted, and
upon the most reasonable terms. More than
ten years experience and observation which
the subscriber has had in making and putting
in operation, for all its useful purposes. the
above article, enables him to do it in the most
thorough and perfect manner. The Pipe is
thoroughly proved with force pump before
it leaves the factory. .....-
The subscriber being near to navigable
waters. can forward Pipe to any part of the
country. Orders, or inquiries, by mail or
otherwise. will be promptly attended to.
ALANSON ANDRUS.
Canton, Con- June, lS4l. 6m4
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-14

were in the road, there the dust was your
trouble, and all your anxiety was to get in
to the fields; you forgot that the fly was
there! Now, this is true picture of hui
man life; and you will find it so in all the
changes you make in future. We know the
trials of our present situation; but the next
will have trials, and perhaps worse, though
they may be OF very different kind" No
one need expect increase of happiness from
change of situation. The soul that looks up
for happiness will never be in want Of
sources of enjoyment; but he that looks do,cn
will always be dOson cast.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-14
From the London Atheneum.
THOUGHTS.

THOUGHTS.
They come when the sunlight
Is bright on the mountain;
They come when the moonshine
Is white on the fountainS
AT morn and at even,
By minutes and by hours,
But not as they once were,
Ut birds and of flowers.
They come when some token
OF past days will rise,
AS link TO the present,
And then they bring sighs;
They come when some dreaming
Through hopes and through fears,
Rushes on to the future,
And then they bring tears.
They come when the sea mist
Ger ocean is rife,
And they tell of the shadow
That hangs over life;
They come when the storm
In thunder and gloom,
Spreads around, and they speak
VI the earth and the tomb.
They come when the ripple
Is low on the lake
And the plover is nesting
BY fountain or brake;
And the twilight looks out
With q star on its breast,
. And they whisper, thar all
But themselves are at rest.
They come when the low breeze
Is tanning the leaves;
They come when the flower cup,
The dew drop receives;
BY nights Roontide silence,
BY days noontide hum;
At all times. o4ss deePiy q
And darkly they come.