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New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
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August John. Chapel Edward H. Van Winkle d. D.
To Ca arina A. cl1c. daughter of Thomas " Stanford Esq
August Dc Barclay Mrs Isabella Smith daughter of Dr.
Robert Cook. formerly Of Argyle, Washington Co.
81 Martin Wygan Merchant of Cincinnati
Catrne Emily of the late Samuel Costock OF the
formerly pace.
Mary daughter Peter ai,er Esq, all of Herkuer
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August 2G William Vaudeville Lent r aged and IL days
only of VIM. NJ and Amelia Lent
August 81 OF consumption. Adam Young, aged 81 years.
August Mrs MARGARET Goodwin rcici Of Capt Thomas Good
, win formerly of MnlGlsown. CT aged -
At Island, August D. Emily Augusa daughter of William
H. Thorn, necd months.
the lat Philip ESQ. If 1hrog Neck Wcs;cneser.
At Chelsea Orange Co Vermont Mr. Joseph Spcr aged 40 He
wa, one band who settled that iou
riing and popuou>
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS


AT 70 PER CENT. LESS THAN CUSTOMARY PRICES, AT
f. W. a w. f. GILLEY'S 43O Grand-St.
Within the last week have bought for cash auction the fe
loving goods which Is above
CLOTHS! CLOTHs..
Good dark Cloths, at - and - 50, worth 3 10 81
Super WestofEngand wo-yed bocbaek Cloths only S.
good article Of cltth mas been sold III Grand =
CASsIuERES AND sATfNETs
OF black aud fancy colored Csneres WOOL
lived black 2,, good quality
OF sanets decidedly The creates; and @ assortment
ever offered IN Grand
We haze Bristol Satinet. at 6s; Farnuns 81.
SILKS, SILKS,
Our Of black and blue black Silk surpassed TIE
city OF NeuYork cnespnc, probable cheap
can be found any part Of tins city
FLANNELs.
pieces comprising evsry style called for all bought early
cheaper har they s sell i've
weeks
PRINTS.
Some Of the elegant French Prists at p Cd.
Ee can't English from II to I'D.
10000 yards Domestic FROM 81 to l.
DOlTEsTICs.
In the article Shes,iur. Shirtiags defy the world
Eel! espe Aan ether retailers AID also ko"
superior advantages, obtaining douccs
We TIE publc of call assuring
every one they shall be satisfied.
,u23 Otis F. ". n W. F. GlLLEY, 1870 Grand-st
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40 CTION sS ALES.
Josiah Rich ards. Auet.orr-r
SX BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PlsTT
MONDAY. Ansus, 81.


TERTY-FousTa NEw-Yokx Taos SAiE-Ths mex, regular
Tsde Sale OF Book Stationary Paper Stereotype Psie, other
Angus. next agrceabv Il vi conducted
nger se of the OF the trade on the same ,e.r.
and csnditions Is heretofore.
S,stooeryTae Stationery vii Monday.
VARIETY of Books full bound Russia aud sheep Paper
O1 Steel Pens, variety Pencils Pencil Cases knivs
Playing CarRynsli tine palace Paying Cards and Crehores
nkEA valuable invoice ArnOld Wiring Fluid Ph@rN Lax
Wasr Co or,An Invoice OF superior Water coor
-aher-,o valuable invoices q Book Binders Leather
TUESDAY. August 81 snd following daF>.
Book>The sale Books will be commenced on Tuesday
morning 3lsi August O'Clock sud continued oI DAY 10 dy
until sold the order OF catalogue Catalogues are no" ready
Mortgages on Lands al OSwesO Falls, NtwYOrA.
N ILL BE SOLD by th undersigned the Merchants Exchange
Der ceuS Bond ard Nossage made and signed ~ ff'nc''
u Johnson 10 Joha Phillips lated aretccnh day OF December.
and eigh;hve eeE paabS wears the
OF 'iN per cent per anu PAYABLE nnaS the being
York bang ,our sqndrl and 5y ~ ao 80 " f
the original township of hannibal (nou ranby Including
ag- OF Philips, ad map made
Clerks office count. fowcgo ami Lands uc adjacent
adjoining Fish and extending to the west
SAID lot number yh'c sufficient
the aforesaid four hundred ami hfty otlaud
Also equal undivided tenth part Of all that otkcr piece
parcel snd living and being lot
original township VI sander no" anby IN osNcg" county au1
bounded south by lands heretofore by
George D. WickAan a7c!e John Sam,on> ~
Lake the north by lot number seyen' AMI on The East BY
hundred aud NIFTY OF and
And also undivided tenth OF 81 that certain other
piece parcel land ing and being the
CRANKY Of o>~eso and State Of Nc York known
and distinguished township of Nv
sander Ganby) containing hundred OF land be INC
lcs>, With the OF interest then due
Also will be ,oi bond and Mortgage made br
Spencer john Philips OF ana on one nu
, c tenth part tine described property above for Tho
same time, Wit balance of incre>t thcr due
bond mad" by John Ackand
au varnumP >haack to John Phillips for toe ,e n on one n
d,aed tenth the property described above with tho
balance interest then due
These held collateral security
payment money due the holders thereof and
good transfer will be made the purchaser
Further particulars will be mndc known the time
and place of sale. BANGS, RICHARDS \ Pl.AII,
villsw 1876 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
/" Dnar Sir
New.York. Aug. Il. 1871.
Passengers

In the Packet, from Lvcpoohr John Ma
rel Mrs Nlgc Purdy Mr. Thomas Firth sir James Winter
bottom Bishop Miles, NJ Louis Host Mr. Henry Thorn, Nj, William
Kerr, lr Henry Stevens and ll5 in the s,eerage.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
MARINE LIST.

roIT OF NEw-YoRK, AUGUST 81, lsf.
...5 IS MOON ..........-..9 ~
LATEST
Liverpool Aug 4 tayTe indirect Aug N Aug II
ship Auburn Johnson Ne corleaS johnson LOwlcn
Br brig Bomada ryue' Halifax, VIA DENT ara & &
brig Neptune, Co!uzc, oporto Osborn brig {; anar
Sanncrman, Savannah
Schr> Pegnot Kelly boston Repeater, Francis Wilmington
c. sne Baker, Liverpool :, Lewis Nassau peatborn
Richmond, Va
pacchp South America Bailey IS ds fan Liverpool
SAp North Xmsrca Hal. s FietOa 500 COAL to
o Ward
B. Turner Morgan d in portlsnd, molassss, to Cram
Brs I.onora Lee 5 is I'm Boston. ballast, 10 Ogden.
Ser H,rwch Rogers I'm Passport plaster Captain
Sr Manchester Allen DIS m Richmond, hour Allen FaNen
Csthcrae Kagsoury 10 d FIN agsiru eeaee &C. 10
Harmony & Co -,
loton & Co
i'e'o"-ish skip. bark and briss.
fsoyui Mail Stcn from Boston 10 a1i'
poorLc Rag for the Columbia are nov open Al 81
Co.'S Office No. Wall and will close On TUESDAY aug -
Tue.dsy WM. WYMAS, Agent
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Commercial and Money Matters.

Stocks generally still, to-day and L. s Bank and Iia
lem seem 10 downward impetus that nothing check The
enk sold at a. ola per yesterday Harlem sold
decline of u per Every to have lost conn
ncc in both stocks however some extent Will
probably take place Newersy decnod Il, Canton Co. ras'
,r Mohawk l. Bank of Commerce J.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
SPLENDID DRY GOODS,

NEW AND CHEAP.
INV. 81 <. BARKER, PSI 'iranc-st take this method
oufonng their friends and the public generally that they
have Just packages of aud cheap
goods e opened and prepared to sell at very
lew p ices.
70 pieces Glue blk and stripe figured gro Aque
Is DO Hellenic silks light and dark colors;
90 do Chsune Silks assorted coors;
Is do very brocado Silks, Style
- gre De Oron, very superior quality;
% do gro de New. and gro de Persc very rich
50 do. jet and blue blk. gro de Swiss, very heavy
Is d. dc Rhine and Italian Silks, high lustre
10 do Jet and blue Italian, 81, ri, and heavy;
fgd Satin stripe, cangcable and plain black blue blk
coored comprising the extensive assortment ever
TAGLIONIs 81 BOMBAZINEs.
100 pcs beautiful coors small gd Tagonl cheune patterns
50 pcs jet blk bombazinc 30 different qualities
DE LANES ~ CK1ALLHEs.
100 pcs Just imported plain dgd and cooed grounds
very desirable.
70 pcs Saxony de LINES double width, from B to Is 3D.
hERINOES.
80 pes French blk invisible brown and light coo
O9 pcs German and English desirable coo 10" price,
50 pes new Style cold ground, handsomely figured
FLANNELs.
80 pcs red white yellow green and black Welsh and English Elan
nell. cheap, and warranted NJ o shrink
cases French ami English from Is to B. a most splendid stock
IS cases ,icrriu,les Fall River 3D. sd Od aud Is
GREETINGS AND SHHRTINGs.
long cloth Hamilton Walham and York mil Musn 3D. I'd
lOd l., and sd
u bales brown SAeeting, I'd Sd, lOd.
Families wishing be supplied with Goods for the Fall and WIN
Ter will find by purchasing their establishment
IA they will save - per cent
b Goods feey all who will favor Us with call
au2J
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

u For This Week OnIy.-DngucneOiype Likcnes'es
taken superior syle in seconds the ~ E. Of
Broadway and Park Place 81 ncudng case) aa24 is5
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27


:. i9 PARIS G22t.
The motion for the appointment of Receiver Tor the Bank OIL
ro bs. been ngaycd by Chancellor Farnsworth by which
decision tho Bank virtually declared solvent aud the injunction Is
dissolved 1t is stated of the Northern Transportation
Ga issued by Coaock Of Troy aud whom newspaper report
m hn day or declared nsolvent been consider Fl
,eC rred deb: redeemed Tie Natervei Bank
b Union Bank trc aud several oe nave bsen connected
m r Consiock failure has embarrassed them. No loss
hos nor viii probably the holders of the Waervet Bank
,,,e. and we trust not To Union Bank bll-hoder>.
Tie Baltimore Co has declared diycH' OF
cent the last SIX months.
The Commerce sa ave told that holders Of the
hills of the Newt Banks having them protested
when refused specie and then attaching funds deposit
Cd the Banks security aud The principal
.ended banks money deposited the East with which they
nc able 10 all demands them if only they pocket
premium of per The they compelled
pay al par, the better. aaS
Bos1ov Aug eThe Flour market has experienced further rise
ps light stock aad increased demand for home
trade Sales Gcnesec brands 81 81 ~ per DBL The
,ls Yellow Flat 50 81 aud Round
buse Several momonur expected to arrive
which effect prices Oats carcebest Southern 10 "a and
Northern small sales, so 5ic.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
GRiGINAL
rAsss TAILORING; ESTABLsstllMENT
NEW F.AF.E CSt3Ds
a. 1-.,nt- ,,,cI IpJSa E-fraPf L.

AT THE NEW-YoRK CASH TAILoRING EsrABi-lShAi.Ni !
AZ Fulton Bro ac"ay.
,y would invite TIE eation OF our r and the public TO
large and veil ,sctei supe fine Cloths Ca'sifres
and Yenee aiale aud ia Gentlemen az
irving in the city furnished With full su IN a hours al
saving Of at least 40 per from broadway prices
S,rc: punc,uality observed in hliins orders
Cash on delivery. ard no prices.
Pshe cutting department still under ih superin' ndence oil
r 81 lyl,d whose been ~ appreciated by
IA on,ba public to any Particular attention p4id
.ar.,,.,,a-,s aual II / C. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
~ =. DHApEw. Jr.

etore oa " - CO.. %'' =,
THIS DAY, August 26h az 10 o'clock, nj ms Auction K"on
FRyNcH GooDs-V cases treneh Goocs 81 'ec'nt
large and general assortment OF seasonbe tc7
adapted the Fall and NlnieF trade Terms mohh LOT uP-
endorsed Catalogues samples on tue morning o SAFE.
SATURDAY, August is AZ ~ O'Clock nj the Auction Room
StEFrom the shelves an elegant assortment oil co'hs'
credit OF months Tor approved e"-
Iorsedn
Also fancy plnid Cassmcies
Also, W. F. woolNcd DO
Also Cashmere Nestng-, fongce hdNis' &c.
A.o-l0O pieces d,ab drab mixed NJ ponse Cnssimeres
TUESDAY, Aurust3 At ~ o'clock a. VI. -
Irish Scotch aud American Dry Ioo-
aded comprising desirable assortment OF Fall Goods srm'
month, Catalogues and samples on
morning of sale
THURSDAY, Seprmbor >, nj ~ o'clock.
French ood9OO Goods importation,
amoef which are desirable assortment o. So, , N
Terms months, Tor appro'eu chuotseu nS'o'
Catalogues aud samples on morning VI 'a'o.
~ N1BIO'S esASOstN
L RIDAY EVENING, August ~ ici-lrunphant success oil
aDERE arranged IN Que act Tor t purpose o
MR. aud MISS WELLS. Mr. liORNCAsl it Is engaged
Miss TAYLOR aud hlr PEARSON are engaged. ~. ~, Co.,,
penne M Cha9man Mr. w Clark and Mr. T. shos are engaged
Second night OF SHOCKING EVENTS
Of altnn hour VIII be allowed Tor me
Musicale ~ me "tuno Snioon IN w. ri up OT tpOI n 4,
been erected designed TO sp5ecni the M or -, TG
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Snlcs nj Auction.

b. Hoffman & o-Cassia-2i00 lJ.c. Sosp-5 at
a9 Hcrrne-60 kegs Dutch &c Samon2 at II
l5 $i5 p Wnc5 casks Sherry Al. 10 do G3c
do ut j2c do 42lc Indian bbls 55c 80 casks Dry
Malaga 26c. Brandy or casks White at Csc; Indian
bbs. al 81 o.
Ship 5kgar-Ju arrived from Canton, sold close
$4,000
Dly Co.. at 81 &c 81 90 2i casks 81 81 81 90
q hi pipes and pipes Dupuy pipes Rochelle %
ag5; hf do 80; or do. 81 o. Wne-460 or casks Mar
eos Madeira 25c &c do Port at y @c Nuscat at 46 Vim
de Grass - Red do At $l2 Is Si3S7t Ruml0 pun. ia
MAZDA at 81 So 0-4G0 baskets Nice at $40 Il 81 So
~ Austin, Wmoing Co-Teas-lnperted by various vessels
Terms notes payable III this TO be made sails
factory to the yson-5 chests. 56lc; do 5iii9 with
drawn Young ysor-1 chests, 67lc 5do 5s hdo ST. - do.
do SCI, - do 5ii do do. 81 % do do 53 II chests 81!
hfdo 4O Is chests - f do and 50 Sls bxs
withdrawn mpcra25 lib boxes, 6lc-l75 withdrawn Gun
poge-45 3b 6!c. Pouchong10 chests 46c 90 with
asn J2lc Souchong-3 hi chests i5c; 10 do do
%I 26 do withdrawals chests kokeso SIC 67 do do
withdrawn Pecco-IO hf CHESTS withdrawn yson Skin
Il cbests 45c Nungong-5 chests 49c9 do withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27


n Sus, Published Beacon Office, "a RoeseycsL
Y.w.York Nrw LIFE THOMAS PANE, by G.
Vale with copous drx and Chapter of Contents rice hourd
81 boards 81 The rapid sale OF this book neSpeak large
elrcuaiou 49,, 49,, 49,,
bed The author was years collecting the facts which
scsnddy given we'll arranged foby The fe
and French Revolutions and appendix containing PAINEs
WAsHNcroN suppressed m the existing Amer'
R@Se orks of P,Sg, and other liberal writers,
for sale at the Beacon once. ""- -
liable and original receipts all the various banshes OF cooking by
experienced lady Also the whole Art OF Carving Illustrated oy
sixteen cnrravingS. Fifth Edition
Next to the Bible and companions hold the book
the volume III all families and THIS American
Housewife the best the class In multi
ue wisdom aud there twenty-five ways OF
buy and take home for your WIFE you have not
Published by DAYTON SAXToN of Fulton and Nassau
""-f
IL Particular Notice.--Thosa persons having urni-
re any description to dispose Of or who are breaking up
house keeping will ready sale for portion all of their
goods sending their address or calling upon the subscriber
s"Sim ~ any F, COTTON 1917 Chn,ham.square.
rrCnnpbeli 81 NicEIrlth, Attorneys and COu.seors
Law and WiLIA Chancery be
thoiist Church. WILLIAM w CAMrHtLl-
su.5 lmis IHoMAs McfLhAiH.
% Turtle Soup nud stenHs at rivoll GARDEN corner
oiVarick aud Charl ous every day this week
Families supplied as usual "u-' II
T. New-Yorls aud Erie ssaiIroad STATE s,ocls.-
Notice hereby gwen Ina, "C New ,"re in the civ
Nosyok Hlonday the 3Oh day OF september nrNi al
O'Clock VI noon under the the Comptroller pne lhndca
Thousand Dollars New York State stock bearing interest al The
per per annum from the hrsi aa! OF
se paysb quarterly the frat days OF January ApT july and
October beng issued OF Chapter 6 OF tine 1"
year 10 and remSurSaoS at the pleasure OF
the state a, any time after the day of October leGl
The Merchants bank in City of Ne~fork designed as the
place for the and transfer OF said Stock a" WI" De e pace
log the payment Of hereupon.
The Stock OF ose Thousand Dollars each
will be required TO pay their purchase,
respectively immediately sale ~hen transfers Will be made
accordingly JAMES DOWEN President
New York, 18th Auv,> lsl au20 disco
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

Two COUNTRY MERCERaNTS.- Pocket Books a
4 wholesale, ckear for cash. by
au2. I'm L r. GILLESPIE Agent y Date 80 John-st
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
n The American aeOuNevife-C

u Particular Noiice.-Thosa persons having iurni-
lure of any dispose Of who breaking up
house keeping will ready sale for portion all of their
goods Nv sending address, calling upon the subscriber
Goods o any amount purchased 80 -
r. totION i9I thhthahquafe
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
ur.v.C,.L TgETH-M LEYETT, DENTIST 200

uruvtC1AL VGETM.-M. LEVE11, DENTIST 700
,y cor original ntroduce INTO this coun
~ ,erny teeth on principle Of Atmospheric Pressure, az
by ers Grey Be,a Prouit Of London begs 20 call
tho attention pubic ths subjoined most Halter
al of m, excellence and Instability Of ms
.y,t.w from gentleman whose honorable character and di'n
u,hed reputation widely known 10 need any comment
Copy of letter from Judge Noah 10 NJ Levitt ,,
f' NEw-YoRK, May %, 1871
DEAR s- Of duty AID pleasure To 'Iae ans'
the set Of arfcia the principle Of atmosphere pressure
winch YOU lady M family has succeeded 10 ever
,pcct in appearance comfort, and utility and SVEN en am
Win best wishes for your AID success '
dear your obedient servant, CSighea) ~ IA Imis-
To u. i.eyet. Den:Ist.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

~ Campbell ~ NIcEirnth Attorneys and Cou.seos at
Law and WLIA CAMnSIL. Master Chaucery he
suited daily AT their IL John door tho Me-
lho1ist Church. WILLIAM w CAMrntLi-
sn:I imi. THOMAS McELRATII.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
NEW CONTRIBUTORS.

We are pleased able that have made
following distinguished Writer Who vii hereafter
b. permanent regular contributors Magazine
Theodore Fav, author Norman Leslie, Countess Ida etc etc
II Ingahg author of LATTE kyd, The Cluadroone
etc
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

@ WATCa as. ol God ami Silver Lever Anchor Is,
SA All ceeeriRuoh suiae AMI Verge w ches Diamond
S gold Chains and Je~1ty 10. sale sale
9k.s Pins ana o,her place IN the CitY watches ana
lower than ~ eb God Watches low SO and $40
JeTey ,ieh viii warranted to keep good e or s
money much less the u.ua price. BY ore OF the hne's
and warranted 81 NJ. G. c. ALLEN Importer Of
workHien III Watches AID JsNelry whossais and Fet'
star
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

Turtle Soup rad STEAKS at TlNOll GARDEN corner
oiVarick aud Char on.sts. every day this week
Families supplied as usual au-'t Al
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27
DEaCus ORCsaAssts COAa4

O0N At TIlIs-Pocket books, cheapest in the
IL at wholesale. L. X GILLESPIE Agent
au2. Ina -, late ]" Johh Il
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

~ FOB sALE-A Drugstore. no" dong a gooc eu,-
& ness would good location for PSysiciih inquire s
store corner of aed West oroadsay
Waui-d-A location suitable for codnty 'oie 1 ,i
to ground rot far from ta c
q above
TO LET-The Store No. ~ p=y street hrst '1e 1n'
for "slch Il Sa O; &C
cupied many years Immediate possession can BE ha
Tie premises al No. IS, next door soose' 49, ~
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

p0AES<iThree four single &c .enea can OBTAIN good
D hoard i'm pleasant apartments Al Is Clhstree be
tween Eeeknan Fulton Also Lex 10 gentleman aud ms
If or tvo gentlemen trout pnre with bedroom GU ae second
Go or uufunisAcd board moderate prices
.vch.ncai lWIs-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

ylSaRtt-th pleasant Rooms, CHA ned by families or
': s aul33"'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

gentleman AMI ms wife or tso respectable
y voune II IN and pleasant room iu,ned or
not, IL ! private family. Price according 10 the times References
required. Apply a; No 30 tnr-strtet aa:l w
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

J Jn,ncs' New NoYci-Ihe Ancient Regime, Annette
By &. F. r. James, Esq. author of Dshey Rchcu
The p-sv -u,loman the Cd School Complete
volume. Price Fifty Cents
Published, aud for sale wholesale and retail v
au.tn St. ISR:EL POST, : Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

FONT OF NEw.yoKK. AUGUST 81. /,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

Is - -, ~ - C;-ec"v,i,b aulc In
vT3.iyT LOT TO LET No. 2o9 aud ai0 FrankliH-s'
p1..n nnei,,eIy INQUIRE at Westinghouse Gus I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-27

pSARl}sTG .sEUCCED-Ha'ing taken the !srEe and
d story house block from roaday where gem
,c cp e accommodated good board for So PEI week
also inee pleasant by applying al No.
ocE Finn u Elm. S2i
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-30
Ut MRS. LYDIA JANE PEARSON.

"a happy New Year, SWEETEST cried
Charles Barton to his young wife, as he
entered from the counting room, to make
some particular arrangement.
"Thank you, dear Charles she ans
wered, claspng his neck with her round
white arms shut then how can one be
happy who is tantalized by unqualified
wishes"
"What do you mean, dearest!" he re-
piled in voice of surprise and soicitudc;
"what wish have you ungratifed :"
"Oh! do not be armed, Charles, but
if you really wish me happy New Year,
you must make me happy by giving me
a New Years present." The husband
was mute.
81 know" she continued, "lhat | have
need of nothing, and yet there is some
thing which very much desire; l think
you will hardly refuse me on this frs
New Years day of our union. You
know that Mrs. Ellis and were rivals ii
our girlhood, and do not like to see heI
Guido me in splendor and elegance. Well
when called on her last week, observ
. ed on her sideboard, rich and superb
set of plate, and long for set Of plate
which shall outshine it. Now do no
look so grave. 1t will only cost few
hundred, and we can economist it'll
in something else, if it be necessary
Come, say yes; and let us go and orde
my magnificent set of plate
alt will hardly be possible for me t.
attend to you to-day, Charlotte for hav
some particular calls to make, in which
although | did not before mention 1t,
now request that you will accompan
me-"
Sand we shall bespcak the plate Il
morrow 7"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-30
oVyns there ever suci, II thing known, ms ~
(OntCntcd Farmer Z"

The talented editors of the American
and Commercial Daily Advertiser, in their
paper of Thursday, ask the question which
| have placed at the head Of this article.
| answer, yes, there have been and there
are now thousands of contented farmers.
Roll back the pages of ancient history.
Let us for a moment go back to mighty
Rome, where agriculture was held in the
highest estimation, and where such men
as Scpio, practiscd its pursuits. Here
too we see the great and glorious Cncin-
natus, guiding pillow and refusing the
brilliant offer of a crown--the crown Of
the mistress of the world. Was not the
farmer Cincinnalus, happy, when he gave
up, or rather refused the grandure OF a
throne, and all the pomp, the pride and
pagentry of royalty, for the peace and
quie, of his domestic hearth! TO him
the open field waving with golden grain
the shady woodland, and the great church
of nature, were more attractive than tho
splendors of Rome, "the Niobc OF Ma
tons" Far dearer to him was the hum
BILE cottage of his childhood, than tn
grand and gaudy palace of Cmsars'. Ii
was contented, and what cared he for tn
rcnown Of the proudes, potcntae that eve
swayed the scep,er, or the mlghticst he
roes that ever baptized the world in blood
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-30

! NJ H Msr', Peru, La Sale county, Ill.
c. q. MILLER, Dayton.
A. o. ShrH, Smiths mills.
JAsoN GURLEY, Troy Grove.
HEyur PHILLrrs Munson, (Indian creck.)
G. w. REryoLns, p. NJ. Pontiac.
RsEs MoaeAv, Morgan's mill.
WILLIAM R,SEr, near Van Buren,, III.
WILLIAM X. BnowN, Sunbury, Illinois.
HEyur HICKS, Hicks mill, De Kalb Co. Ill.
w. w. WIN, Oswego, Kane Co. III.
ANTHONY PITzEn, Boonesboro', Ogle Go. III