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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-15
(From the n. Y. Journal of Commerce
TIE U. s. BANK STATEMENT.

In the present posture of our currency it is of
great importance that the real condition ofthe
Bank OCthe U. s. should Le correctly under.
stood. The exposition of its affairs as published
by Jaudon in London, throws good deal oil
light on the subject, though not so much as the
public would like to have, nor as the exigency
seemed TO demand. The fact that this statement
represents the Bank as possessing its capital en-.
tire and a surplus ofover three millions, while
at the same time the stock is allowed to sell in
market at two thirds otits par value. has caused
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-15
OUR COUNTRY.
BIZ w. j. Peabody, Esq.

NJ 80 "' e"oVuyi L'Y'
Our csunry!-'tis glorious land
With broad arms stretched from shore 10 shore'
The proud Pacific cliaies her strand,
She hears the dark Atlantic roar;
And nur,ursd on her ample breast,
How many gOodly prospect lies
In Natures widest grandeur drest,
EnamelOd with her loveoSt dyes.
Rich prairies, deck'd with flowers of gold,
Like sunlit oceans roll aiar:
Broad lakes her azure heavens behold,
Rejecting clear each trembling star,
And mighty rivers, mountain born,
Go sweeping onward. dark and deep,
Through forests where the bounding fawn
Beneath their sheltering branches leap.
and Graded mid her clustering hills,
Sweet wales in dreamlike beauty hide,
Where love the air with music fills,
And calm content and peace abide:
For plenty here her fulnesS pours,
In rich profusion o'er the land,
And, sent to seize her generous stores.
There prowlS no tyrantS hireling band.
Great God we thank thee for this home
This bounteous birthlanG fthe free:
Where wondererS from afar may come.
And breathe the air of liberty i
still may her flowers untrammeled spring,
Her harveSts wave, her cities rise;
And yettill Time shall fold his wing,
Remain Earth loYe!iest paradise
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-15
c. H. MlTCHENER.-EDros g. PROrnrrron.

PmrR
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-15

Good and bad hatitS.-I, is good to
take newspaper and bad 10 keep a
dog.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

TNGEr' Us L sbBEr % ;sNK NoTesIN iARIs.-
NJ. CuW d q manufacture nj Darct'1 me Rou.
CO.,, arrived the other Toy IN Iu,s, whittier he had
been suddenly called by a letter announcing the
fiIlurr OF re merchant de Hly"tauis., vt who
house he was one Of the IaigG.. creditors. On his
ARRIVAL tie party had found that his FAIRS were ~
much better position tuon be- had before im g.ned.
ln fact his deb or offered % pay the whole Of his
account ut once, on the easy condition Of dcduciirr
six per cent. This he chcerluI.y consented TO- and
received the nc icy. NJ. G. uylsr wishing 10 dis
pose Of bis time, walked Of 10 the theatre Of the
"Ono Saint Martin, whore To took place in 20
box already occupied bY several persons ard To-
which he .ound himself rather inconyeucutIy
crowded.
About midnight, p Guyicr was waking a'ors
tho Bou..ya Saint "ario, on hs return Ia his no.
tol, when ~ wos occoslcI Iv a young mat, WIN
sad, "Arc -. YOU NJ. Guv,erlH az hat is nv
name, c.rairly" said VI. Grower. tTou haze r..
coIv o. large sum Of money to-day in Bank notes;
and tina. mpncy was stolen rom you W the thea
trc.'
NJ Grower Ct mucl alarmed, and putting h.
hand a. his e. rkst discovered, eur enough tho 10.
porket book has Jccn r.cen. "nc not alarm yout.
SELF" continued The 3tr5 ger "bu come with me i.to
the c1rrq' coffee house, The manufacturer al-
most mechanically followed b. informant into tn,
Cof De Naiis
How much d. Jour poskct.baok cr. tam" asF
rl .a 8iraagcr. 'Eirl. tHHueur Eve hugdret
tsrcs," rrIcI tn uiluuiu,..r, 'ilow r..
HOIId 700 giSc 10 TIC ~ sor w'J would restore
10 you wit % nm h0U., 'ntIc," -Duun"sd tho ''rn
ger. "Two tnOl .incl" s,i, Tho L'i. tuu1ic hu
gcuotOu- an. d" f''l YOU consent 10 give d, writ
G yagct.,rt 10 that encctf' 'Chc "uliy,' vas th
70, y. The en-. cement Wa written one sigucd
and The you. Z nan btcEon.d him 10 come out NJ
| gruver followed him. As they stood on the thrcs
hold the young strange drew The pocket book ion
bis coat rocket toUk two ol the thousand franc note
| which q contained, handed back tho pocket TOOL
10 the manufactr CT, and made preclpitatc retreat
whether he stole Il himself, or got u from ano hes
| is u known but the rogue took care to got a lega
claim to that part Of the Transaction which was Ju
' q legal robbery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

Making an aggregate outstanding Of s7,26iGIO 80
r.. EWING,
Ssc,t'ary n me Treasury.
MONEY NATTER IN PhILADELPu TA
BckucI's ResOrtor says.-


"Panrr OF u unqut-tioned character can readily
be reL stated Tor per cont per aunum; while T. Z
and per cent may be stated as tho out door rates
for what o. denomlnatcd lor poD.a Despite this
Circumstance, -' ks We, rcr moic depressed IN
Philadelphia tuoU daring tis wcck Which has ias,
&c nc by
Ouo or t.o dIys, UmicI Sta,s rIit.. sold -s low
IS ~ ID. This, ior 81 100 p1.d-onJ in some cl7cs
Tor ~ltD-Ind on capital Of 4JjOOU.OJO, shows
~ glance, what immense inns must have been
slc-hrcd, No tts H,s.o institution, NJ meme and
rbro o.. Philadelphia hos m doubt suffered 10 the
syi.nt oi several millions. But almost oysry de.
srrps0n 0i sock -cems to DO more OF ess affected
/ PHII1dcpb Bunk, th, plr Price 81 whicl ~ TOO,
has hsen selling Tor souIo tive pas, &c from - TO
~, lnd this is bel We to be ono Of our bss. cone
ducitI 'l. iiulDrs. The GlrIrd 3 nix, VI, 5i-h W
r. n, member v ts .I demand something like w.
/ years . % 60 row Isat25 Jnt %. Tic Vckq
! burg nh soId a day or gFo rgo 10 low 8 Ger
share, OF lower Or NJ an f'S., ron in MS .-
/ tory. Boz a lew yolrs have COMO T. since IL Wa.
! I demand az more tnan 100. The SchuyItil, Iva.
! vigri..n snnfos noN sc az &c % 81 Tuo wears
! since, the price was H. But even OF. State
Stocks, which some Of corlemp, ares con'snd
a.e ~ every respect unquesuog 5ic, taiI row ~
| per cent lower than they DID m 1888 Thus Penn.
! syIyunia hVey redcemablS ~ 1850. sd sbicI bu,
| , brief pyrod since ~ero In demand 10 a .. ani, .
| can now 10 obtained az $50 nor share hes. are
lamentsbie iscts, and speak trumpet tonguod ~ "a
lis vieissitydes IN the sto,k E,afket aud the mil.
lions that must have bee. los. by those whose ro-
perry vas invested m such unsuOstebtiBl products
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

considerable amount Of N ,ney To The department,
,,'m topping on he exeresecueos we have named
Mr. Srhrser anu his subordnales in office have not
only so lar done well, bat wonderfully better than
eoU.d nave been expected. Entering upon the de.
panment when surrounded by embarrassing nts, he
mas not only limited the expenses, but Improved
the service with his smaller means.
Amongst the evils eomplaiaed Of we may name
one, which must serve as a prcesisni for many
Others, unless tho Post Master General should
speedily in,erpose his authority. For instance (:
u"ler he preience OF erl,niisg ii routes, MIR.
Niles established in vicinity Of one # our large
towns spec i Post Office ?, a theological Sem.
mary, and appointed The Editor of 4 Religious pa
PEE the TO master thereof The Consequence :,
that the fsNnAinS privilege is coE.erred in effect
upon 'hs Theological Institution, by vhieh large
packages are received and transmitted free of post
ace, and several hundred dollars taken from the
revenu, OF the Old Office. We vent, c 10 say, that
tho propreiy of olnierrins such favour, cannot
ee sustained by single public confederation
whilst 1t is clear thai special privilege is confer
req upon the publisher FOR one religious sect, wi eh
= not enjoyed by othe.s
Following the example set them, we shall expc:t
TO see every Theological Seminary in the country
put m their claims for like privileges.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
Ssnih Ttsllrn Goad.

1t seems 10 have esca! d T., ottcnton OF our CT.
hzens that the time for holding the Convention
upon the subject Of this Road, at Montgomery
Court House, IS drawing nigh; and while other
places have been alive to the project holding meet.
Inss and appointing delegates, VIC, who are deeply
interested IN the work, have done nothing as yet.
1t IS time now FOR action. The Convention will be
held at the above place, the 18th OF Os,ober, as
previously noticed in the LynehLure papers; and ii
IS proposed to call meeting cf the citizens of Rich
mond, at an early day, for the purpose of taking
action upon the subject: With this view, a list
has been opened At the Merchants Exchange Read
ing Room 'or the signatures of all who are interest
ed, land every citizen must feel an in,ercs, in the
worS) requesting the Mayor to call neo,in,,
forthwith. We hope our citizens will bear Il sub
Jec IN mind, AND come forward molly TO sustain the
call.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

w publish the proceedings the Vetoites At
the WI C sulphur SPrnss, ac,ordin, to equest
Ih" acco ~ states that tn" meetlrs was conven, 81
w"'o-; distinction OF paHy-but we shrew.ly sus-
pest that with very few exceptions wes altogether
Loco-i0co concern. Weave sorry, sincerely sorry,
to Sc Nm. -. Cunningham OF n rtolk, IN such
cor pc y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

MONEY RkeoVsREp.-wo have authentic intel.
senee from panvil!c, that the uncaneelled portion
OF the money recently distracted from the hank, in
that place, has been found, where it had been con.
eea'ed, and that one OF the Toers of the bank has
BEEN implicated IN the ROBBERY, arrested. and was
undergoing examination
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
MARRIED.

- On Thursday, the LIST instant, by Elder James q.
IhyIor, MIR IoHE REDD OF Caroline County, to
Miss LOUISIANA Hill, daughter Of MIR Richard
iiiI OF the County OF hon.ico.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
VIA CANAL.

Canal At Buchanou, ArmswDrthy, with JII
tons mchtE, TO l. Ludam * Son, WIni,Cs * Wi.
hanson, Bigwoil Smith ~ Jones, and Boyd Ed
moUd 81 g, paying SIC6 %.
Gen, Hanson, Clarke, with ~ tor mch!z. to J
Anderson, Womb'e \ Deanc, Wiuiree 4 vii.
hanson, ) Saunders, BhCwcH, Smih y Jooes
ID Grenshaw x Co, l. Lud.nm x son, and Do.
Ian, kinn'cr 4 Co: paying 1854 10.
Commerce, Anderson, With SOL tons mchdz, TO
w Dbrcll x Co: paying Sjl -.
CLEARED,
Enicrprzo, McGifin, with SCI tons mchdl. for
New Market, Staples Mills, and Lynchburg: pay
ing - -.
Pioneer Pellet, with 4Ol tons mchdz, for Lynch
burg, paying SIG e..
Virginia, Minor, "ih 20 tons mchdz, for Scotts-
vile: paying SIG 80.
Victoria, Tompkin', with 3OI tons mchdz, for
ScottsvIle: paying SJl 90
VIM l. Lancaster, Harrington with &c tons
mchdz, for Lock No. -, New Market, Greenway
and Lyuchburs: paying 81 %.
Old Dominion, Childrcss with IS tons mehdz;
Tor Lynchburs: paying $50 -.
September |, 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
a NEW WING JoURNAL
At WISHINGTON CITY

TUE unIorssnch rave been induced recent events,
Il To c.n1.rtro igc rub a'.on Of new VINO IorRssL
been Up'I'cln iuncduc development, ly the 1ra
ordinary detection 90 use harsh"r fcSm) P.tttn NJ
Hr N.f 'nnN, ar1 hy the general lcclnr oT Indignation
ch ~ manifested Boo OH tr'runu. ut Tho mi.o hicvaus
teHnf VIC am 90 destroy ic fus of hr glorious g,rug
shall ra-c Tine true Wiz STANDARD rnd 20 BAIL, Fl,
tho boz 9i "1' alcs 'uf me integrity ~ the gr'H Wig
pfty an - o"n-unnaun OF %. the Reform contcnl,d
!ul M we H1 ''nyI-T We slbI GO Tor such 40 afuiniV.
tfhion ~ public aTursas will meet the generous conn.
can Ponpci and, iu fhrtanrr ~ these objects. shall
dedicate mo excellence of macy ycarF, and zeal int lr
trca Cause wi-h The yicisudca Of limo have u M dc.
,rrouprd .s W. are, to n,s TAX, 10y The advice of
WING 200 1 uu1ffrfst we shall expect Ze1IpIacu uUer1.
tgn IN our plan, on c rar Of members Of C'ogroa aud
The .ubrerpuon price ortbc rauer cvhicbstobc semi
weekly Boo 'o iorc.s anil tucc ,w.ck during the ss Ions
OIL uosrr' will be FivE ''tttn5 gcI 1gnnm Inevitably
scwcmhrr l.Isl. Join g. GkiLAIIcR
~ Whz rlprr1 generally arc .sqlca.I To copy this
/
,rJ"FEEG TEWS Tho members Of the f,st
lnd, oeudenl Chr, ION Society Jo hereby give no
toe that l'' the pcws in the Church now free.
and viii remain 90 u. ul IurIEcr notice. tho Rev.
| ID. - Smith tom MnssuD1ufetts. will continue 10
prfari IN said Church f,r n lew S1bniihs md will
/ preach tomorrow Nt ~ o'clock, o.. VI. uld u.
O'Clock, . NJ.
;,-gsTao Esc'o. havln- rctrrn, D., .hrist church
vii. be open nor NJ ne service ton ,row.
| LtrnAEY \ .sooNrfHg.-'rhs Richnio nd ibgary
| Association We removed tncir Ltu.at, 70 the = =.
! change RCsdn, '0o' where eu5sct. I,rs .ley s..u
1 iuf rIo'.
mET CHAsTs, .sNCuNNGE uEAT-TNf.
| n ON
TUT 'gor WI bcop,n to. ss e O. ist o'scp'-uh.,
o. IT, HIu.f mc'nnf uf ttr aibscrItrH w bc called
BOO 20 f.y dsYsf. u'Y.f ruI,a.At
~ Isourii'u iita now uIru no Too toonir tIe Nrr
rhtui. ENchH,Ec .iuilfut. " 4 DAVt
I su3i
| NA,INTEtt MD EALII OLD sssss ma
w nfnsf aud itli ~ sod Ga, TrcrI.iug. fb ale ~
| sci DUNLOP. NuNCuEES 90
ATTENTION. AWTILLEHYt
IDANhbf 10 The CON IoUgc, MONDAY Tho C,i, ,.,
OF Iuu'ciork NJ u summer uuiioru ,s,t,,., 80
tolls ny ,TicT oi the CsUtain. W.
soi THps BALL o. y,
EREsU upPs.-Fresh Hops, first son iu.l re-
cciyed, aud for sale At "a g. per ~, At
| TAHB a GIIEg
an s0-U Family Grocery y OF Main g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, 7 O'Clock, a. NJ.
ARRIVED,

Schr Caledonia, Thomson, Philadelp hii, sun
dries, to Fry n Co, l. Duha.ne, F knight, IL
Eustact x Son, Il 5 Massre, Vanevg 4 Smith, Rat
s'on = Peasants, Webb. Booker \ Hamilton.
SAILED,
.Schr Pennsylvania, Georgetown, assorted cargo.
Schr Weymouth, Couch, New York, tobacco and
Anur
Schr Liberty, Price, Old Point and Norfolk, stone
and ron.
Schr Richard, Snow, dropped down to hni,h lead.
Ing t. Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
JOHN HEN DFRsoN.

The National lne.ligencer congraruin,es the
TRACTORS n The South especially, who ha-s been
SUBJECTED 70 heav losses and all sorts Of vexatlon
by heir pay not being regularly mad. in con,c.
qlence OF me ,n5olvent stale IN which the ste Ad.
minisira,lor lcis tina, Department. that the !l for
me ], .ief and support Of the General Pos, Office
mas r SEQ both Houses Of Congress and ill Ger
tainiy become a law.--Vhluks to me Vino, for
LhI5 further step in Lhc march Of Rerotn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
POST Office DE9hRTMEN i

4
In look.r- into the condition OF the Post OFc,
D-PlEunen, will view 20 INC discovery ofthe c,us-
g which have produced the lrgs amount OF lis ey.
pendIture over as income, We have been struck with
the existence OF serious abuse Ir the tb,,.frcrt
by the Pos. Master Genera. If.m Inc n time. DIN
ing ong series Of years of rrh.t is ,echr nv
terme. 10y tIg u. partm-H- Sp-c!l Routes and Sns-
ciL Ot.scs. Many IT 'hese arc recorded as -
cT-sceuccs IN the Pos office sysem and thew involve
not only considerable .Oss 10 the ps2arfnlant vyrh-
o. any Equivalent benefit 20 the public Ja' &c in
I l.T cases wlho"' the sal ion e .fg. and sub
jet previously ryls'i.g off .es ,arir, vsuIeDce and
/ 1fdsn One OF Tie eat.sst reforms ,r.roilced
mo tina. department y It's prssgu; en- ghtened head
should be a thorough TcyI.ion md correction OF
/ these abuses.
The garsra. NV IN re alton 10 the establishment,
~ ueV Pos, routes IuiJgs tue eryent.o4 Of Con.
I gre, ,tgn iHsy are established fIs Ilys re-
qHres, that previously % ,nterlu. no contract, for
the transportation % Inc TaI. thereon the Post Mac
/ ter Gencra. sh, give pIDEc nCuce a given number
OF weeks on one C-rn1rc news Tare.e g. .fa sirE
contract is u.isu6sd 10 b. made and item prer,,s
the mole OF IecI : whose UII laf ,aking the g. n
tract shall boz ar.rf'.d and the manner of executing
o c some e.. b. rr The 4,u section Of the Pos,
-" " .a", act Of 1873, after making IL the duty Of
/ the Post Mise General 20 cause rn- 10 he
| carried from the relrcs, Post Office or ann ,g,ab
hsbed Post road, TO tine Court House o. any cour-
. ~ winch lS now, or y lcrranrr. boo established
. .u tny o. -ue states territories Of the United
/ states, md which IS without a m1r"-the law pro.
cecds tU say, ifdt"lJ shall, also he ayy1I f,r tho
Post Master General % enter into corfrar.s fo- 4,
. term not exceeding four years, for extending the
Tine OF posts, and 10 authorize tie unrsrn. sY -r,
trfcua-, asa compensation io- tleIrexpsrges TO 10.
/ ctvC during the continuance Oi such contracts n,
rates no. exceeding those for like distances cst.b.
0I.nel by this act aI the postage which shall arise
on Ie'ers, newspapers, magazines pauphlgts d nd
packets, conveyed by any such posts q" &c. Now
I-lef lh8 Ia" me ipmer neaGl Of the Department
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

GG,e. q Is coneuned in, ON motion OF Mr. BRIGGS
II Mass.
The BIZ Is therefore, lady for the President
Atter some other unimportNnt business, the House
adjourned early.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

.fm"Hng Erp'pH-A party IN Ton1wanda, n
o-s IN re northern part Of Now York } met ON
The rcc-ip VI re news OF TIC Veto, to testify their
joy 10y hrng the big gun. They cot It ou', loaded
D., and, torch IN hand, one Of their number was
about to hfe u, whena huge Two fs,ed fellow bound
cd through the crowd, strobe up,o the piece clapped
n h,n IN the vent, aud, with hammer in hand, drove
u nome, exc .aiming vetoed John Tyler" The
Whole was done IN an instant, and before the sur.
PRISE he occasIoned had suD,idsd, he disappeared
Who be was. or WHORE be camc from. nnnnLZ ku.ry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

-" Tie Esc'o. havlnr rct"rn' D., yhust church
will be open 'or ~ ne service ton ,row.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
Seisurt Of Me BOUNDARY {

Seizure Of The Boundary CJnmisaio,srs.-Tl {
Bangor Wing of the 2sh MI. Saturday las, states
that rumor was prevalent IN Bangor OF the asrcs,
and Imprisonment by the British authorities, OF the
boundary commissioners. There must he, we pre.
sumo ladds the Evening Posu some mistake in this.
IL is impossible that Inc Brush authorizes should
have proceeded to such an extremity. Even # we
gupPosc the commissioners to have lrespnssrd on
Br.sh g'ounds, u does rot render them liable TO
an arrest. The rumor, therefore, IS no doubt with.
on. foundation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
oFFIcIAL-TRLAsULY NOTES.
TEgAsURr DErlrn-Hr, 5op,emLsrI. Isli

Amount oi Treasury notes issued under the pro-
VISIONS oi The Gl. o. Congress Of 1897, 1893 1889.
80 526G7l3B7 50
lHl-cCsd Of these issues .4,sGi, .CJ -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

LrnArY \ .sort,rrrs.-Ths Richmond ib,ary
Association We removed tncir Liu.it, 70 the = :.
chang Rgadln, '0o' where eu5scr i,rs .4ey Gil
ibf rIo'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

y aiosmsiuf.laf isuc
Leaving outstanding
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

The following article from the New York Ex.
p~=ss, Presents IN lurc Die .oht, some OF The abu-
ses whish nave erepg into the management; Of the
Pos; Once Department, andng the late Aimins,ra.
,!on, anu winch call loudly fof redress:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

Issued under the act Of e
Pu1rtp Nuch1, G73G-I -
riuo0 zach !, : gf3.1Jl -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
LEBANON, Auou,rs IsiI.

We paeish to-day, from the Lebanon Chroni
some itIiner deta'l'oi the "Showor Of Blood" wi
fell IN w ison county. Our readers may -est
slred OF the facts stated, however we are unable
account for them. \ scientific gent eman of this
~ Jeff here On Saturday, on visit to the seen,
US 1hen' 7enon, f. the purp,S, OF gathering +
Their particulars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04


Mr. ADAMS NM Cd u. IKE no ,..a ,,.,,,,,,,
of red on The 23j june 'I r-' ION t, 'c tryes..
mont o, Su' Stocks y The G'ncraI Gu. rnn
NV sine. Of 81 5sa
The Fssg ton was mo fed IN iurm 10 he
..erl"gc 'o'he 1mb. ~. alaatrlt,a .f. .r. CT
W. ir & umr 20 q. Way anu n ans 10 R.1or.
fN "risn sha i5r ',,r prof. no lo Iru- .re inc
V''W'hi OF Guy 6pyl,r lsrt IIris In sat, ST. sk.
M.L"oD RESOLUTION
~ iormsr resolution b wig Jecn O. sct.G tr
..s tom d.sngrc'' IN, N BUTLER nj XIV. called
10 @e consider Uon Of r.g rcs,uuou Ts,e5 IN fgre
e. % rc''mn TO bc prso,f sri Of 1rl.sod
/ WI bl'er ok occasion . mak a Polite -res,.
~ .gieten the solution rencrilfv.nnd n,,tir.
u.auy 10 reference TO thc conduct Of NJ Van ',ure,
Ehch ne We ,cady 10 approve 10 refertpro IN o,,,
/ FOtCgn lii,ons. ~ "''
Mo having spoken his t-ur, the subject ,,,,r
Plsseu ilom The consideration Of the House without
being disposed Of. '''o'
POST OFFICE BILL.
Inc umendme.,, OF the Senate adopted ytstsrd,,
~ relation 10 tho Auditors Department OF Inc D.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-15
Borough Ordinances.

A Il meeting Of the president and
IA trustees Of the town of Ottawa.
held on the evening Of the eighth of Oc-
ro5cr, 1911, the boundaries of said town
were designated and defined as follows,
to wit:
Recommending at 4 point on the north
side Of the Illinois river where the west
line of section eleven ntcrsccts the river,
thence extending north on the west line
Of said section eleven to the centre of said
section, thence east to the centre of said
section, thence north to the centre of sec
ton two, thence east to the east line of
said section two, thence south TO the
southeast corner Of said section two and
the northeast corner of said section elev-
en-, thence extending east on the south
sectional line Of section one to the point
where it interscc,s the Fox river, thence
following down the right bank of Fox
river TO It's junction with the Illinois
river, thence following down the right
bank of the Illinois river to the place of
beginning
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Partner wanted.

"a ME subscriber has just finished ;
4 new and commodious Brcwery il
the town of Ottawa, and is DESTROYS Of
having partner in the business. Any
person who has a small capital will find
the situation advantageous, as The Brewe.
ry is ready for operation, and every laci-
lily afforded for a lucrative business.
sept. 24.--3t. NATHL BURTON.
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y Office. i do hereby notify all
y persons concerned, that | have
sued out and served upon Jatihe,c Don-
ahoe a writ of injunction, enjoining him
from selling or receiving payment for any
goods sold from the store belonging to
the firm Of Doaah0c g. LGrhiR, or from
receiving any monies due to the said firm,
or OF doing any business whatsoever con-
nected with the firm. All persons trans
acting business with the said Donahoe,
relating to the firm, without my consent
will do so Il. their own peril.
THOMAS LARKIN.
Ottawa, Oct. Is, 1871. 2l-3w
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RIacILSnlisll;ng,

NAT l.. DUNNAYAN respectfully
w informs the citizens Of Dayton
and vicinity that he is prepared to do all
sort of work in the Blacksmithing line at
the shortest notice and on the most rca-
sonable terms at his shop in Dayton.
Dayton, Sept. 81, 1871. lS--tf.