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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
BY ROBERT HILL & co.


REGULAR sALEiDAYs-N9 rd4ys Tv.drss4,,, anil
fr'dHys sale fgr hor-c-, every Sa rday CaAh sdyan
Gee made on Goods sent 10 our Auction
VIII be sold 6y us on wEDN EsDAY, the 4th OF Augus,
.Sins y OeOcs ia front Of our Auction ror.
nou'ehod and kitchen Furniture Dry GoOis. CIothinr
Guy made Bureaus and Tables
Bedsiesds Cots, Curled Hair and shuek Mattresses
10 bids OF Bacon
rOep, Tobacco. Lemons
sack salt Claret Wine &c.
ALSO,
Large Lot OF Northern and Iify made CIoNinr rcn
SC. $780, WA 'i@''' Suoss' irunzs'
su3 ID n =, ro 49,
VII be sold by US on THURSDAY the 5,b of Lp,us, NJ,
me iyIer House. on MAYO street. four door, abSv -
Je"sh yn4Sosue' all the HDus I'd Kitchen Fnj,Ts
OF me ooaruing House consisting of OF
't,,PoIe new furniture, embracing in part
Mahogany sofas Tables, Chairs
Carpets Or ~ new Beds
Be,is'eais Bedding, &c
ISsther with larze assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
All Of The above Furniture has been Ielv pIirrh...t =
the owner, whots now sonut ON .. eifv
The terms Of sale Wi. be for - US OF s=l AMI y,4.-
eas' over thai amount. cTsJ 20 aN Mill lac .ivsn
Win good endorsed notes payable 10 Bank
~ Tie same time, viii be hired yzIraLlr U,us,
servants, and FIRST rate Cook without neuuIbrsnce
Tie House viii also bC rented well suited for
b'a''l"E House E-vnE number Of pleasant rooms
Ann 70 Z very retired part OF the city.
aug RI L co. Auc;s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
CARRIAGES; nAgiqgCgEs, uUcorEs

rTNI'E suhrrrhrr has 1 a coach ssn on g,rFrt 4frr.
i uriMrgu thc OIL MlrErf auI srlHroHss' Warehouse
lhrnWoriD tuachsCs, thaTiUtcCs, BgrnuChrs, Bueccs
Hni Eusirs of Hs make. OF tho best wbrkmarafiu
uui materials, 800 OF which Dee will scat tho Iaaas urcea
iu sUf flr times.
y. Repairing done as usual in o. brs, manner
shortest tur auI lowest icrfus
Tu O. -1Salw NiCA1AU MANGVN
OFFEg araar uy rafm Norwood conf. innF so nc Tcs
of "a ~. about 1910 which ia woodland. The farm
Well 'f'I on In hr"r urNs and hand tnur dwelling
house, with all rccr.Hry Uu houses Lying on TIC Nsrai
CO.. creek ruur.ng Gown fnf RIpF1 aaucc river loo ru
easter Comfy w. any prrsun wishing to purchase will
come sui view the premises
7 al.n offer 80 huunE Erurs ur sale
JU<i ru KAwLEiCH ". uOwNNNN
FTi- lHr Et.hWHul EnIIIfrr aud tho FrcirIiek burg
VGVrtu wfI cory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
POSTSCRIPT.
nY L.Asr NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw ToRg, July J

Sunisy intervening, We received but few papers
last night, ana no news ofanY Importance.
Correspondence Of tie National lntoll scnccI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
CLARKA'S OFFICE.
FOR Angus l..

FOW NVIUST I.
On Saturday, 7h August Sii the We Mpnongaia Lotto.
~, Clsss l. foT lSil wi, be drawn al Alexandra, Va bril-
liant Schcm'-e}Ju,U, hn,N 5U) $3.50, 3bU $500 1895
OF 1907 % OF lU &c. IS Sos-and II draw Tckcts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
NEWSPAPER, BOOK, JOB AND

> a. = y y Pr IN TIN G
~ The assortment OF TNpcS, BORDERS. cuts. SC.
Sc' are OF the most fashionable cast and many adj
liiions having been made Of late render the estab-
r J., complete and capable of doing any kind Of
10 Onisr- 49," f''''~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03

81 The new 'ni riszar. H1'.mogr sAiT ISABELLA
~ o'n1ln Cw POM, without delay for freight or
= ra.sagr .syinE s.l..1ls accommodation, app.y
10 David puu'oT, Pctrrslurg, 5ri'
ic Ell CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03

81 5:Strsyei from the subscriber. on The
-s<yS I'm Instant tSn ysuug Marc MULES,
rst.s-t3 OF DARK colour ucs.ly hrown-tHry hat
EHY7 been worked little, and we're somewhat
III VI marked with the gear. Will give a suit.
--1A11res1,sS' auIc reward for their delivery my
iatIn ga TIE thcEahCnny adjoining the residence OF
Hrhry l.. IaTt'r Esq. Il u. HANALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
GEORGE & YATES.

PRiNrS from the PenHcgack WORKS; alan, from tho
Franklin i'dlr, Iv'r aLi other Eastern works-cuu.
stGut supplies from csch
BLtHiEO GpOpS--IouC Cloih, bcrai and c,iau o.
dcrci hmsit RON he lNbtig" Mills, LPpiri Company,
BtO~N CpFIpNS-HrunsSick, Ue'Iham, and c;hrrs
SArINEITS, CLOTHS FLhN NELs IiSSEVS, cor.
Ton nnktS &C. iry,-lLn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03

S35 295 CAPITAL, aud drawn Nos. out OF IS.
Va Monongalis lottery Tlss No ~ for 1871 To be tc
ternue by the drawing OF the Uni.n Lottery, Class NJ
lSilto he drawn Alexandra, ID q ON saturday, .lgt
August, 1871 Grand S,hcme-s 3j,2tj lu5l5 AtI, AE7
BOO 20 2G0 sol 1850 1907 1870, liJU 1850 1880 I3JO
So Oi lUUO, - OF -, 4c. TicEc's $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03


On Saturday <sh August, 1851, the Va. Wcgburg Lot.
terry, Class G. 1871, will Toe drawn AlcK,ndria
Grand CAPITALS si0O, 1900, JGJ, 300, ZOO W. 20
puze, of loo, &c.
Il would give ho undersigned great plea sell some
OF his many friends Of the Capitals above
IL Is only necessary try Ticket, and tie thing will be
done ly
EHAEIA!N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

greatly tho advantage over the large one OF mid
ding quality. The crops are estimated at fair
value to feed stock, on both farms, The small
farm, having the CREATES; amount of produce, will
have in tho spring the greatest amount OF manure
in the yards, which is all put upon acres of this
already rich land, while the manure on the large
idrm is spread over 10 acres of this middlng land
i wish TO ask, whether with such management, it
does not look reasonable that such crops sta
ted in the small farm account may not reasonably
be expected. will here add that they are stated
according to crops produced on my own farm,
which have been measured and weighed; and
they have greatly been exceeded, according to
statements in which place confidence from other
parts Of the country.
1t may be asked how are we to get our lands into
tins high state of cultivation l answer by paying
more attention to the making and saving of ma
nure What farmer is there amongst us that could
not, by keeping his yards well supplied with TURF
or mnck, o, some other substance sufficient TO alb.
sorb the liquids Of the yard, make double treble
his present quantity of manure2 That it costs CAPT
tall or labor, which is tho as money, TO bring
up land into this high state, admit; but what l
am cndeavoring to show is, that it is far better to
expend capital in improving our land than to ex.
pend it in increasing the number OF our Car
ny out this system OF farming, and Connecticut
support one and half millions of inhabitants from
agriculture alone. How many one hundred acre
farms there are amongst us which now give but
scanty support TO one family, but which might, by
labor judiciously applied, be made TO support five
such families in comparative opulence
II is astonishing what can be done on single a.
ere of ground by proper cultivation. There is not,
probably, twenty OF land in the State Of Con-
necticut, lying in one body, but might be improv
ed; and very much doubt whether there is a sin.
gle acre but what might be nude better than it now
is, by giving 1t n more perfect cultivation, or by
adding some INCREMENT TO its soil.
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. w. GRANT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

rrRMsrur cALnDos'AN will u, be be published ba;d I'd
s5 :. made Witt at % six %"" +"
sdyanGe' i'll. pay az subscribing it will be considered
from tho l, nav No paper will be discontinued
ad,ns Srrpaages paid except at the option Of
the Puhner', will be inserted for the
GJ..cos Persons are requested to state IN"
"mb they hs wish h E. nsss% iii "s
PnDI nS% charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

"You appear 10 he pretty smart, and should
think you could afford better hat than the one
you wear" .,..-
"The looks amt nothin' It's all in tho behav.
ior, J his ere hat WINS my religious Sunday go-to-
meetin'.hat. I've got better one to hum but
don't dig tuters in il no how"
'You have been in these parts some ,ime
should guess p
guess so tcw. was born'd and go, my
brot'n up in that ere house but my nayve place
is down in Podunk.'
''rhen you say it is about three and half miles
10 the next house ?"
Yes sir twas spell ago, and don't believe
it's growed much shorter since
"Mnch obliged. Good bye
"Good bye TO yo--thats darn slick mare Of
yourn'
There reader--here is Jonathan for you Of the
frs! water. You don't find his equal every where
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19
a + \ nj | 1, Y .

The New York Courier and Enquirer Of Thurs
day, thus speaks OF Family now residing in Gro
ton, New London county Connecticut.
Daniel Whiprle, young man Of az years OF
age had a family of l6 children, and Noah Whip.
pie, 40 years of age, had fhmily of Ia children.
Daniel and Noah were cousins and had married sis
ters In the visitation Of Provi fence D0niet dice,
and also Noah's wife. The widow had 16 chill
dren 10 provide for, and honest Noah only IA dear
little creatures. .,.. #...f. ... ... ...a..
To mothers and fathers who quail at the idea of
supporting a small family of 8 or 10 children, look
at this good mans history, and learn lesson of
valor, fortitude, and resignation. Both families
were entirely destitute dependent upon the labor
of their hands for support
Noah was stone mason, and daily went TO work
with an honest heart and con,enttd mind; and
when he returned home at night, ID children flock
ed around him at the door to receive fathers love
and caresses. -s. .. >H-
Mother they had none; and their father deter
mined that they should have another &c protect
them during :he day when he was absent, and adj
minister to their wants at night.
AS an evidence of the purity OF the religion of
his people, he did not study alone to make himself
happy in the selection he about TO make; lie
did not think alone of his children, bat he thought
Of Daniers-and moreover he thought Of DanieFr
wife, and he became the father oDanieI's children,
and the mother the mother ofhs, making a uni
ted family OF 30, two elder and thirty younger
Whippes. All you fathers and mothers who are
perpexed and dissatisfied IN providing for a small
family of 10 or ~ children, visit Connecticut and
see a small house filed to owe, flowing. wild,
contentment and pleasure impressed upon the coun
enances Of all; and you will return home 'nstruc-
ted and conten ted ll.r.'g .'.li'. .G'e5 a y
wbo. wish Noah and Noah's wife and all tho two
dozen and eight little Whirpies merry haPpy
New Year. r.r 1a 70. la1 .ia fn s' '"t'..a |
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19
SPORT ON THE PRAiRIES..


The Monirosl Gazette publishes account of n
hunting excursion by party Of Gentlemen to the
far wes:. The following paragraphs from the
account: ..,- .,... ..,.-... .t.-..r.
"On the evening of tho Goth Of SEPTEMBER, they
came in sight of some few OF the long looked for
buffalo They continued on nenrr the same route
for fifty miles, when they struck the broad and rap
id river A rkansas and they had the satisfaction
Of seeing the vast plains, to all appearances cover
ed with savage looking brutes. Nothing, il is
said, can exceed the excitement of tho sport-gal-
Looping at a fair hunting pace, the toughest pos
sible ground, covered with holes, after these ami
m ais, and when in the chase Of hundreds or, at
one time, as this party were, of nearly three thou
sand. The dust, the noise-.ike the falling Oft he
waters of Niagara--and the pace combined, COM
pIeely obIiterated any slight degree OF annoyance
which mighthave been occasioned by so long lourn
ey, and living, in all weathers so completely in the
open air.
The cows ale nearly twice fat, and their flesh
SO much better, that they consequently, more
sought after, but not savage the old bull,
who, when wounded, will turn upon his opponent
but his efforts are vain, the horse being much
swifter Should the sportsmen not meet with an
accident, from the numerous inequalities OF the
ground, there is real danger. But it requires
two three days training, TO make the horse go
enough to Formidable looking animal, and to
bear the firing off his back The party was very
successful, and none more than the American
gentleman, General Patterson. The number killed
was about one hundred but there were many 9th.
doomed 10 die lingering death from balls not
hitting the right spo, to give the mortal wound.
Besides the buffalo, they had more or less success
in the chase of the elk, antelopes, wolves, deer,
turkey, prairie chicken and wild fowl ofevery de-
scription, in great abundance They also saw a
fnv wild horses
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

Net profits a small farm, $44l So
Ii will be from this statement that the small
farm nets 32l dollars 33 cents more than tho large
one IL we add to this the difference in extra time
spent in going so work, carting crops and drying
stock to and from distant parts of large farm, we
shai readily perceive that the small rich farm has
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

Murder ofa Methodist Gergyman-A foul muir
der was committed on Monday, 18th inst near
Hendersonville, Summer Co, on the body OF MIR.
Lindsay, respectable Clergyman of The Methods,
Church, of nearly 30 years standing, and 90 years
old lie was shot to obtain the money he had a.
bout him, $500, as is supposed, by a man named
Carroll and thrown into Cumberland liver, where
hebody was found on Sunday evening last,hy drag
ring with IL net. Carroll has not been seen since
and a handsome reward will be offered for his ap
pre- hc nsion. man by the name of Johnson, n
supposed accomplrce, has been taken .np.-.Nash-
rifle Republican. 'is - . ''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19
CAPTURE OF cHUsAN.

The latest date from China is to tile 4th or Au-
gust.on the fifth of the preceding month, the city
and island Of Cfusan captured by Brig. Gen
Burrel, after brief and very serious resistance
The Chinese Governor was Killed. The inhabi-
tants had left the town but were returning The
British troops had committed such excuses as to
nacessitale punishment. The British troops had
been excited by unlimited indulgence in spirit
called samsbu, distilled from rice. The Chinese
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

Seed for 3 acres oiPotatoes,12 bush
els to the aci e, common quantity
used, 36 bushels, at 25 cents per
bushel, 900
Seed for acres of Ryo,7 Bushels,
at75c 525
Seeds for 10 acres of Oats, 30 bush.
at 30 c. 6 90
Clover seed, to seed down IL acres
of Rye and Oats ground, 3,qts. TO
the acre, common quantity used, Is 30
Keeping fences in repair on 100 &c.
ofland, 80 90
Cutting bushes, 10 90
Amount of expenses of 100 acre
farm, - 1854 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-19

-hese parts some time, !
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

and went all over creation with the speed
OF detached locomotive under full
Roadway OF steam, and has ever since
been kicking up dust along the high
way oil mans social peace and the only
way to tame her inpctuous spirit is 10
pay her some gentle air upon the harp
ol lraIernaI love, in strain of christian
mcckncss. This alone can subduc her (;
and II you have mind to try it, I'll bet Il
years salary to tin sixpcncc that harm
ony, love aud brolherly kindness will
prevail, where now dscord. death and the
devil bear sway.
My iriends-you may disagree, dis
pulc, and wrangIc, as much as YOU see
ut, but 1t will be for only a little time
longer. You may separate from your
partners, your families, and from each
other; but you must rccollect that Won
must ere long be brought to a focus in
that narrow tenement, the grave, where
black and white, friends and foes, anal
gamate Indlscrminatcly. BE prepared
then for the doom, and behave yourselves
like rational beings TO whom the hope is
given Of taircr and better world, where
all Is harmony and love, and where dis
cord never can enter. SO mote it be
DOW, JR.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11
THE ILLINOIS REETRADER.
Spring and Summer Fashions.

yeHHE subscriber respectfully informs the gem
n tlcmen OF Ottawa and vicinity, that he has
Just received of Messrs Scott d Wilson, of New
York City, their Spring and Summer Report,
together with the latest London and Paris Ia
shions for gcntlcmcn's clothes, which he thinks
will not fail TO please gentlemen Of every variety
OF taste. He still assures all who may favor him
with their orders, that all business entrusted To
hun shall be attended To with promptncss and
iaithiulncss.
shop ON Canal street, opposite Cushman Il
Thompsons store, and over 4. Ncwlons Jewel.
lors shop. L. ). TRACY.
Ottawa, May rs, ISL. v2.l-tE
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Hay HEN


MARRlED-In this place, on Tuesday NOR
ming last, 10y tho Rev. Mr.. Harding, Mr.. l.. t..
WATERMAN TO Miss JANE \. BURGrP, all
Of this place
0-JThc printers were not forgotten by the
happy couple, and they place this notice on re-
cord with the pleasant reflection Of knowing that
the ceremonies were imposing, the couple happy.
the company joyful, the cake delicious, the wine
sparkling, and that our own village will receive
all the benefits of the uniou-,,o,c and henccfrik
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr.. NATHAN
lEL PERLEl to Miss SARAH w. STEVENS,
all of Indian Creek, in this county.
At the Norwegian settlement on the 22d uIt
10y W. l.. Dunnavan, Esd Mr.. OMAN AN
DERSON {, Miss lNGABER JOHNSON.
At The same place 10y the same, on the Both ult.
MIR. liAhSER THOMPSON 10 Miss SEM
EVANS, all of this county.
At Sandy-Hill, n. " on the 9Th ult., hy the
Rev. j. 4. Spooncr, Mr.. JOHN \. BROWN,
editor of the Gulrna budget, TO Miss MARIA
LOUISA BERRY, of Sandy.lIIl.
Much joy, Mr.. Budsct. We hope every cdi.
ton in the West who get, married may lmmcdatly
find hts hmt lull OF 3l,ias, so that he can enltg,
md c,hcrwir, improve hi shot,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

Gen. Macomb and his two aids-dc-
camp were passengers in the boat from
Baltimore on yesterday and landed at
Old Point Comfort.
Gen. Scott and Col. Banhhcad left
here yesterday morning in the steamer
Star, Tor fortress Monroe, for the purpose
OF Joining Gen. Macomb and suite We
learn that these officers are a commission
deputcd by the War Department to visit
fortress Monroe for the purpose of trying
experiments with the bomb shell. Nor
/oM Bcacon.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

a ii persons having claims against
~ the estate Of James G. Edgccombe,
deceased, are hcrcbynotilicd and requested
TO attend before the Probate Justice of La
Sale county, at his office, in Ottawa. on
Tuesday the LIST day of June, AID. 1871,
for the purpose of having the same adjust
ed; that being the time fixed upon by the
subscriber, in pursuance of the statute,
Tor the purpose of settling and adjusting
all claims against said dcccdcnt.
JANE T.. EDGECOMBE,
Administrative.
hpr'l ~, ISL. 49--Gwp
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11
Executors Notice.

A LL persons having claims against
"a the estate of Samuel Lopsley, de-
ceased are hereby notified and requested
to attend before the Probate Justice of La
Sale county, at his Office in Ottawa. on
Saturday the 18th day of June, A. D.
i9ii' Tor the purpose of having the same
adjusted that being the time fixed upon
ny 'le subscriber, IN pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose of settling and
adjusting all claims against said deceased
JOHN FAUGHANDER,
Executor.
hPlli 3o' 1871. 50--6w.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11

sJnUe are authorized TO announce
JA.uESJ HOLT, as q candidate for
Justice ofMc Pcacc, at The election on
NoRduY, The 2lSt instant.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-06-11


STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
consisting of Calcoes, Mcrinos, Bomba-
zines, Flanncls, Tickings, Diaper, Crash,
81, rs and 81 beachcd and unblcaclcd
Domestics, Cotton Yarn, Wickinr, Bat
ting, blankets, Drillings, Cloths, SAITH
nctts, Molcskins, Beaverteens, &C., &C.,
&C., and most all other articles in this
line generally found in country store.
'AiSo - Boots, Shoes, and Brogans,
Hardware, Nails, Wagon Rolls, &c. &c.
.MIso-A well selected stock of GRocr
RIEs and Liquors suited to this market.
We only say TO our old friends and the public
generally, give us call and try our prices
N. B. Green and Dried Hides, Furs
and Pclrics, and most kinds of country
produce taken in exchange.
oo WALKER & HICKLlNG.
Ottawa, April -, 1911. 4s-.tc
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Granville school.

"TdI1s TTTN ~FEIOUE.
This school, situated six miles east of
llcnncpin on the road to Lowell, eight
miles from Peru, has been in successful
operation 3 years and six months, under
the charge ofO FISHER, Principal. The
summer term will commence on the l7th
of June, and continue eleven VEGAS.
TUIrioN-ln Primary Department, 81 30
" Common English branches, 3 30
Philosophy, Chemistry, DC. 4 90
languages, Higher Mathc-
malics, 30
Board, in families, from 81 % to 81
30 per week.
II. WARE, Agent.
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Administrators Notice.

administrators Notice.
HDUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given,
n that the undersigned have taken
out letters of Administration on the estate
of ChriStimn II. ChmieS, deceased. All
persons having claims against the estate
of the said deceased arc hereby required
TO exhibit the same TO them or TO the
Court of Probate for the county of La
Sale for settlement within nine months
from the first day Of November, A. d.
1910.
Dated at Peru, this first day of No
vcmbcr, A. ID. 1910.
JOHN HOFFMAN,
Administrator,
JULlAETTE CHARLES,
Administrative.
May ~. 2--l--Gw.
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NOTICE.

ME holders of small scrip issued by
H. me, are hereby notified, that wish
inc to bring my business matters to u
close, | will redeem the small scrip as
usual for four months from date, after
which time will charge the interest accru-
cd on the large one hundred dollar scrip.
GEO. +. RANDOLPH.
May %, 1871. 2--l-lm.
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satisfaction, and assures those who may favor him
with their custom, that their work shall be done
in the best possible manner
The Machine will undergo thorough rcpairs,
and will he put in complete order for carding all
kinds of wool by the goth of May.
believing that "thc nimblc sixpcncc is better
than the slow shilling" we have established
our price for carding wool the present year at yr
ami a JoHyih cents per pound (n reduction from
former prices of onc am THREE tou,1h cents per
pound.) The Machine is removed to our new
building calculated for Woollcn Factory, which
will be putinto operation the present season.
]. q y. GREEN.
Dayton, Ill.,, April 30, 1871. 5l-tf.
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Administrators safe.

administrators SAFE.
T. OFlCE is hereby given that we
" shall sell at public auction all the
personal estate, goods and challcls Of
Christian II. Ch0lcs, deceased, late of
Peru, in the county of Ia Sale, ON the
first day of July next, at 10 o'clock, A..
NJ. at said Peru, La Sale county.
Terms Of Mlc--hll sums under five
dollars cash, if over five dollars on a ere
dit Of six months.
JOHN HOFFMAN,
Administrator.
JuLlAErTE CHARLES,
Administrators
MAY ~, 1911 II tw