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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-06

The suhoined, from the New York Times &
STAR is true to the letter, as any and every pub
Usher of paper can vouch from daily expert
ence:
Some anonymous fellow-suferer pub
lished somewhere III some paper, the
following lament and story:
II want TO get few Of your papers
that have the latest news ~
"Certainly, sir-how many will YOU
have?"
"Oh, three Or four, guess, will be
about enough. I'm going into the coun-
try and want TO carry the news. They
say we are completely used up
"Here, sir, are the papers"
"Well, | thank you good bye, sir ~
Would that we could pay paper.maker.
compositors, pressmen and devil, as easy
as that!
"Thank you, Mr.. Devil for your
weeks work !"
GAY, and not pay! No, you don't
catch this child ~
Pay we must for the services of others,
and while we must pay, how can others
expect us to furnish them papers for
nothing And yet ask such men TO pay
for their papers and they think it mean
and close listed
Publishing papers and giving them
away, is a glorious business, if only ex-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-06

The priest of Napoule, namely, Father
Jerome, a greybeard of seventy years of
age, had all the virtues eff saint, and
only one failing, that by reason of great
old age, he was very deaf But on that
very account he preached TO the cars of
his youthful penitents so much the more
instructively. He preached continually
indeed, only on two subjects, as if all his
religion were bound up in them. Twas
either, ''little children love one another
or "little children, wonderful are the dis
pensations of providence Yet truly,
therein lies so great faith, love, and hope,
that thereby, in case Of need one might
well be saved The little children loved
one another with entire obedience, and
trusted in the dispensations of providence
only Colin, with the stony heart,
would not know any thing about it.
Even when he seemed 10 be friendly, he
had evil designs.
The Napoulese gladly went to the an
nua! fair of the city of Vence. Ills a
Joyous time, and although there may be
little gold, yet there is much merchandise.
Now also Marietta and mother Manon
went to the fair, and there was Colin too.
lie bought many kickshaws and trifes
for his fair lriends-but for Marietta not
sous. And yet, in every place he was
at her elbow. But he spoke not TO her,
nor she to him. Twas easily seen he
was meditating some evil.
Now stood mother Manon motionless
before shop, and said 80, Marietta
see that beautiful cup queen need no
be ashamed to touch it with her lips
See too; the brim is shining gold, an,
the flowers on il bloom not more beauti
fully in the garden, and yet are only
painted. And in the midst, Paradise
pray see, Marietta, how the apples arr
smiling on the trees it almost tcmpt
one. And Adam cannot withstand, as thu
enchanting Eve offers him one for food
And pray see, how pretlily the little lam|
irisking skips around the old tiger, AM
the snow-whie dove with its golden greei
throat stands there before the yulturc, Il
if it would caress him ~
Marietta could not look enough. Ola
| such cup, MOTHER said she, at is ia
too beautiful to drink out of: woul
place my flowers in it and constantly gaz
on Paradise. We are at the fair in VencC
bat when look on tho picture | feel as
were in Paradise"
SO spoke Marietta, and called all he
companions TO the spot, TO gaze in woi
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-06

"My dear, come in and go to bed,
jst," said his wife to a jolly son of Erin
who had just returned from the fair in a
decidedly 'how come you So state
"You must be dreadful tired sure, with
your long walk of six miles "Arrah I!
get away with your nonsense" says
Pat, at wasn't the length of the way at
all-at-all that faugued me, but the breadth
Of it,"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-06

RichrS.-Sreeta says, "let no man
say he is poor who has big fists and
drinks cold water only. He's rich"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-06

Here's a doujiet on publication
night" as the printer said when his wife
presented him with twins.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-06

H0lr 10 lose me most money on the
Icast copifal.-Slarl = newspaper on the
credit system.
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OF every description, executed in the neatest
manner, at the usual prices
OrrAW 4 is the seat of justice of La Sale
county; is stu ated at the junction of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 900 miles by water, from Saint
Louis and way between Chicago and Peoria.
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From the Northern Light.
The Broken Cup.


Translated from the German, by Mliihe,C Henry
Webster.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Trust sale.

OH virtue, and in pursuance Of a Deed in trust
u executed 10 me as Trustee. by Albert G.
Haynes on the S0lh day Of April A. d. 1910, 10 Sc
spTe the payment ofa certain sumol money therein
wntooed 10 Reuben II. Grant Thomas j. Haynes
M William Maycey, which said deed in Trust has
been dny recorded in the office Of the Clerk Of The
Probate Court ofNoxnbee county, State OF Mssis-
Spp, will sell at public auction to the highest bid
oef Tor cash al Ihe door Of the Court house in the
Town Of Macon in said county,
W Monday the 10th day Of august A. D. 1871,
'nnm the hours Of 10 A NJ and 4P Nj The follow
nsdescrbed tracts lying and being in said county
dNoxubee, to wit
The west half the south west haror section no.
o%, e. township no thirteen range seventeen, east;
me east halfoI the north west quarter Of the
"ns p; sectIon' township and range;
ne eas' halt Of The north east quarter, the west
NY ol the north east quarter of section number thir
our; north west quarter and the north cast quar-
Mo' section aumber thirty three. the west half ol
s'u'n west quarter oi section number twenty seven
w esa haliofthe east half Of Ne south east quar-
e, M section thirty three all in township fifteen, o
range sixteen east.
Suc0 'te as IS vested in me as Trustee will bt
conveyed. c. GILLESPIE,
Trustee.
FEB is, ,ls4l-so- -26w. IPsf s54 co.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20

IN pursuance Of 40 order granted 10 nc by NE
4 Prohates Court Of Lowndes county Ms. at the
February Term hereof Sal. | vii proceed 10
se IL the highest bidder on the l5h day Of March
next, the following descrlbrI tracts or parcels Of
land he eoneng 10 the Estate Of John Ioand (Lu'
naJr) TO v:
Tie wesl balfaflhc nnril east quarter Of section
twenty three III township number fourteen. north oi
range sixteen east containing eighty acres
Also. lie west hall OF t'.e south ea>l quarter Of
SAM seciion. township and lange, containing eig!'-
y acres.
The sale or the above properly viii okr place at
tbr Court house door IN tie town ol Columbus whh'
N The usual hours. 10 be sold uu CREDIT ol we've
months with bond and approved @cary.
JOSEPH TOLAND Guardian.
Attest WV. ?. FULLER Clerk
Feb. 6, is4l--3lJl PrsI 50 o.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern. via, Florence, Aia,-Due
every Sunday, Tuesday, aud Friday, At P. NJ
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, aud
Friday at sP NJ.
southern. ria. Jackson.-Due every
Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY. at "a NJ.
Closcs every Sunday Tuesday and Fri
day at z NJ.
Eastern. ria Tuscaloosa, s. Noe
bile, ria. Greensborough, Due every
Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, a. 7P NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wedne.day,and
Fliday,at 7P NJ.
Western, ria aberdeen and Poniotoc
Due every Sunday and Wednesday, at 7 P NJ.
Closes SPIN.
WinchestCr,ria. Macon andDsKal6
Due every Monday and Tuesday at 6P NJ.
Closes every Monday and Tursdayat P NJ.
GvecNSbOrOugh Miss. ria. Ply.
mouth and SlaikpiHe. every Sal.
urday,a at 10 NJ
Closes every Tuesday, at SPIN
Houston, ria. Colbert. due every
Friday at 6PM
Closes every Tuesday at sPM..
EEillsbOrOUgh. ria. Philadelphia.
Due every Sunday al SPIN.
Closes every Monday at SPIN,
Caledonia, Due every Sunday, 6 A..
/ Closessvcry friday al SPIN.
Fayette G.. ii. Ala ria .Mlpori,
Due every Friday, ~ NJ.
Closes every Friday, lPM.
JOSEPH BLAIR,
I Post .Hasler.
i Hni.. N.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Trust Sale.

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder al the Court
w house door IN Columbus Miss, on The 18th of
March next, between lthe hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 8
7. NJ, the following lands viz Lots nlmber hnr
five, twelve and thirteen, section one; and lois nun
Der one, eight, nine and sixteen, section two, town.
ship sixteen, range thirteen, east; and north east
quarter aud east halt north west quarter, section
one. township sixteen range thirteen designated
as lots number one, two, three. six, seven, eight,
nine, ten eleven, fourteen, fifteen aud SIXTEEN.
Also, .oies number four five. twelve, thirteen,
twenty and twenty cne, section SIX township sixteen
range fourteen, east;
Also, south half Of section Glicen, township six.
teen, range Twelve, cast
And north halt Of section thirty five, and south
east quarter section twenty six. toSnship sixteen,
range Twelve, east,
On credit of sixty days, said land having been
conveyed 10 me in trusl by Madison Wallba OF
Columbus Miss 10 secure the payment Of three
notes ofhanl for $4,000, 90 glAen to Geo ShaHtr of
sad town by d. WalthalI and endorsed by A j.
Hodges, bearing date with sladlrus 22d Dee. 1887
No titles Will be giyen tll The purchase money is
paid. o. r, BROWN,
Trustee.
Columbus Jan. %. 1871 -3l-4t [Prsf$l0 90
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
State OF Mississippi Noxnbce CITY

Pr0bdles Court, Regular Tenn January oh, ls4l.
NOIlCE is hereby given oaII rsnn> concern
~ ed IN The Estate OF james W. fncn minor
heir Of Craven w. Foien deceased, 10 he and APP
pear be ore the Judge Of pfohales Of sand County
on the Gr,l Monday Of March next, at regolar
Term Of SAID Court then 10 be holden and shuw
cause il any they have, why w v. Stewart Gnar-
dim Tor said Minor should moi sell lhe following
laDis belonging tu sad mln1r TO wit: The north
hail OF sgcuo3 niue Iowa.hp fifteen, ol range nue.
ien east; and tie cast hall u the sonlf east quar-
nineteen, ea>; Qtss y oil HE east part uihe aanie)
beng assigned az part dover 10 the widow Of The
sad C. W loien deceased
Nllnr,s the Hon. Madison + NcGehee Judge
ofthe Prohaes Coult ofSaid county.
Issued the Jth day OF January 1871,
AiieSt JUliN ID KObER ,, CtPfk.
Jan l6, ls4i-2s-6t [Prt $40 SO.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20

PROPOSALS
For publishing in the Guy Of Jackson, public
journal TO be called
The Rennrfer
PROPOSALS

THE subscriber proposes to publish during the
session OF the legislature paper with the above
title. The present condition Of political parties IN
this country and especially in this stale render such
paper actually necessary. Tie wings have Just
yauted into power with annverwhelmlng an majority.
1t Is necessary that they should he strictly watched
and lheir measures freely canvassed
There il now little doubt that the wings will have
the ma ority IL The Legislature on joinl ballot. Sub
jects Of greet moeDt viii before thai body al
lis next sesson-subjccts Which involve the huppl-
ness and prosperity Of tire people olhS state. 1t
viii be d., duty OF the Reporter, 10 discuss those
interests and the measures which may be proposed
in relation To them.
The Reporter shall he faithful reporter oi the
proceedings Of the Legislature and Of such speeches
Of the members Of both branches az may appear to
be of genera interest. The acilngs and dongs o.
The assembled pisdonl Of the state viii be faithfully
set down
The Reporter will be principsny devoted 10 state
policy. The paper will be democratic without be-
ing exclusively Of party cast. twill be our OBJ
lect TO discuss principles exclusively. We shai
therefore cndeavor to avoid all personalities. we
stall not speak Of men any further than il may be
absolutely necessary IN the unresrained discussion
oimeasuTes. JAMES ). FALL.
TERMs :--0ne dollar during the session Of the Ie'
gislaiufe. Gentlemen procuring five subscribers
will receive one copy gratis. Subscribers WI. Tor
ward their names by the first oiJantary. NO sub
scrbers received without payment IN advance
Il Il y. II
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20

The ExPosIroR viii be printed in The neaisF
msnDcr, upon royal sheet aided ia octave form.
each number making sixteen pages with an index
al The end Of each volume embracing one year IL
via lhus conSlltule book containing history
passing events, with discussions upon important
questions Of buaanrghi and public policy, ard may
be bound for preservation.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM paid !.
aapaace. No paper WI be sent untl The cash he
received; and al HE end OF The term subscribed for,
every paper viii he discontinued unless a new term
be previously paid for. Buk notes Of every discrip
ton will Ne received al their speeie sOlne.
he first number will be ssusd about tie middle
Of January next.
Post masters are authorized By law and reoua.
,ions to send money Editors in letters written by
themselves.
All letters to the Editor must b. fee OF poswgs
paId.
Subscriptions viii bs..receiscd at the Globe oflcs.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Runaway I'm Jaii:

COMMITTED 10 The jail of OAutbeha in the
u Town OF Starkeviiie, on the 2lsl instant, me-
yro woman, supposed 10 be about twenty dnc years
I'D, abonl i've ieet high, heavy bn' had on when
aiken up blue cotton dress She had also dressol
common negro cloth Said woman says her name Is
;arolme aud thai she belongs oJan Carr olSouth
ilahama. She further states that size iannwav from
man by the name Of James Whle, (on Thursday
he 14hinst) who was carrying hes htiow Tor sale.
The owner al The above d. scrlbrd negro woman
lreaueslcd to cpne iotwsid pay chaI grs, and take
er on Of JAN; otherwise she WILDE dealt viii ac-
nfdlng 10 law.
JAMES w. EASTLAND. Jsilor.
S,arkeyllIe Miss.
April a3d, Is4O-43-tf.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
a Proclamation
BY ALEXANDER q MeNUrT.

- ALIsAANbE~h u MCNO l.
Gorsraor Of iks STATE Of .Nississippi.
WHEREAS, It has beer satisfactorily lep.
w resented 10 the Executive lof this Stale,
that on the 25h day Of December, A. u. lS40,
JOHN LANRUM d.d islonously make an as
sault on L. F, Whtmin. m the county Of Chuc-
law, and did then aud there beat; bunse ard
wound the said L. f. Whitman, which wounds It
Is believed, will cause his death; And whereas.
Justice and the safety of society requires that the
SAID John Landrum should be brought to uial: |
do therefore issue this my proclamation, offering
a reward of Three Huadred Dollars, to any per-
son or persons who may appreheud, and Sc
cure IN any jail in the Uaued States Of America,
the said John Landrum: and do moreover re.
quire all officers, both c.rIl and military. to aid
and assist in bringing sad offender to answer the
charge made against him,
Given under my hand and the great seal
of the State, at tAe cly Of Jackson. this
r.. s;1 tweniy-eigeth day Of January, in the
year Of Our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forly.one, aad of the sove
reignty of lhs State of Mississippi the
weniy.lourlh
BY the Governor
TnoMAs B. WOODWARD,
Secretary Of States
Description. Landrum is about feet
9 or 0 inches high, has I.gh. hilr, buelsh eyes,
fair skin, tolerably stout made, weighing, proba-
bly,. 35 or lao pounds, with rather pleasant
countenance, given to drink, aud very talkatlve
when in liquor
6j5-The Missssippau, Vcksburg Sentinel, and
Columbus Democrat, viii insert the above three
times.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
wholesale 4 Retail Ironl store.

McGRAN 4 NOONAN,
:. No. 6 81 Michael Street Mobile Ala.
TTAVING made arrangements lnr a permanent
4 supply o. LION, both by direct importation from
Slceiden AID otherwise have now IN Store and an
liny. 200 Tons If Srcedes Iron, comprising all sizes.
500 Kegs OF Cui Mails 70 90 made from swcdcs
Iron. with which and wei assorted stock ui iioops
Nan Rods, Band and GIN RIB Iron, Axes, Steel 81.
key are prepared 10 execute any country orders
aud At reduced prires,
Jan. 0, ls4l-2T-9L
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20

DY virtue Of and 10 pursuance of deed in trust
ID executed bv Robert 4. Brat and JOHN i.
Ballard, on thr l2th day Of Orlnhrr 1889, and daily
recorded N TIA office uI the Probate Clerk, N Nox-
uhce county State OF Mississippi, oo the l9lh day
OF November 1899 IN Deed Book (C) PAGES 275,
274anl 275 to secure the payment oi cerlaln Sums
oi'moucy therein named to A. J, Cuiber. will Iex'
pose 10 sale on Monday he 5h day Of February
next al the Cnnrt house door in the Town Of Macon
within The usual hours ofs,l", the north ha'of see
ton three. in township fifteen oIrange eighteen, dr
50 mnch lhereul as shall be necessary according 10
the provisions uf said deed ia trust.
DAVID BUCK, Trustee.
Jan. 49, lS4i -29dw' (Prl IS O0)
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Carriages For sale.

0NE Horse Baggys with, and without top,
- One Charlotte for sale low lor CASH; apply
Ia j. SIMPSON.
jus, received at the New CAgH SToRE. a small
lot OF beautiful French style prints, yard wide, and
warranted fast Colours at 371.2 CTS per yard
Aso general assortment Of dark priais, Gne Domes
tics. &C. &c, alI al less prices than be found IL
this city. For sale at SiMPooNS.
January 80 l64l. sou
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
TERMS


YENtllS day received from New York "A Iafre
l. lot ofwner Shaws, Mcrinn kahyle Brocha
Tartar, and ThIbct wool large size Shawls few
more finest quality Ltghoru Bonnels Back Freuch
and English Mcrnos at less prices Than ever be
inre sold here. Black BJmbl2lnes, good article AZ
$3.50 per yard, Double wiath Italian silk al S2, SIX
Cashmere and Cotton Hose, Muslin collars linen
pocket handkcychei>;ark french coue,eS--conmon
do from TO % cents Ladies waking shoes and
slippers, Italian Cravats, Kentucky >'eans white
aud red l,unes, tine kid Gloves, knit six do, silk
braid, spool thread. shell combs Sc Sc.
The public wii please lake notice, that this Esiah
lishurnt was The first 10 reduce The pFces 1T gpnds
and that viii not al any tmc be undersoId n fan
cy and staple dry goods.
Additions viii be had every few days during " !
ter aud Spring ot goods purchased at auction ot
cash in New York and buyers may depend on find
ing, at al tines the cheapest goods al
SIMPSONS Cash Store
One door west of Mc'srs. roomer HudJleslon & G.
Jan l6, lS4l-25-t.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia.

VVNHlS article stops the hair from coming outs
l. producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevent,
the hair from turning grey and restores il on places
that have becdme bald. As ichiskers are again
coming 10 fashion, those who wish for rapid growth
and of beautiful black color will do well 10 call be-
fore i IS all SODA fresh stock Just received and
for sale BY SMITH
August 81, isso--s-,f
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Administrators Notice.

VBNHE undersigned was al the last lerln oi he
pmbae's Court or Lowndes County STATE of
Mississippi, duly appointed Administrator ol all .1d
singular me goods aud atllts riehls ard ru dil'
which were 0l Marcus NJ. Brigham he OF said
County deceased. Nnlce Is hereby gwen 10 aH
persons indebted t. The estate OF said laiesia'c t"
make immediate payment thereof. And att CLAIMS
agaus the sad estate requested to be presented
properly authenticated according 10, aud within The
Tine prescribed by, law, or ry viii be forever bar
red. ARGYLE CAMPBELL,
administrator.
Dee. GO, lsl0 25-u
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Wnnfcd.

A GOOD teacher, 10 take charge oF the musIca
n department al ihe Mississippi Female College
None need apply unless they can'come well recon-
mended. For information apply 10
A. MAER, President
Co.umbnsA ugust 18th 1s4o.-f-ls
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
The state Of Mississippi
Obtibbella County

q TO The sheriff Of said county greeting
E9A Whcrrasii appears to my saiiiacuon that
WA cerialn negro slave Of dark complex.
t\ ION five feet six OF eight inches hgh up.
nm pretended in said county thls day by
-. John Benor, and II. W. Hauge Of said
county, and says his nans is Cato and that he
belongs 10 Thomas Crenshaw Of Cbociaw coun
iy 10 this Slale--ls runaway, these are therefore
to command and require you that you take the
said negro Cato. in your Custody in the Jail Of
your county and that you safely keep in your
said iail until he shall thence bedeyered by due
course Of law. Given under my and seal this
lhe OH day Of November A. ID. lS40.
NATHANIEL WEED.
r.. s.
Justice Of The Psaes ~ and for aid count
OkGbb'ha,
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
Columbus. Dec. 1910
Louisville Female Academy.

Fra vTNHE Trustees of the Louisville Fe-
isssk89 Mr.. GoDDEN and Ladxio superinlend the
As9z - Institution and also two Ladies as a>sis.
ants would give notice le the pubic that the schno
will commence under the most favorable auspices, on
the lst Of Feb. next. For beauty oflocation, Lou
svle is not surpassed by any village IL MSSiSsi ,,p
Tor facilities Of intercourse it is equal to any nte-
rior town in the State; and from It's first settlement.
10 the present time, II has probably been as healthy
as any town in the L. States For the last three
years, Mr. and Mrs Godden have snpe intended
the Female Academy AT Mesop ltania Ala. and that
School, during that time, has been as large and as
popular as any similar school IN Ala. Indeed they
come with the most satisfactory recommendations.
All the branches Of educatiDA ,aught IN the besI
Academies Of the kind, will he taught in this
Board &c. caB he had on The most reasonable terms.
When he beauty OF the place is considered--its
healthuiness--ts facilities Of communication Qhe
Stage passing six times a week. and the well mer.
tied reputation ni The Teachers--the Trustees think
they have goo reason 10 anticipate very liberia
patronage tiom an enlightened Public.
For further particulars address A. golden,
Louisville, Winston county Miss
Jan, 90, ls4l.
There isaalso well conducted Male Academy
under the direction ol The Rev. James Martin, il
which all the branches usually laughl in institution,
o, he kind, are taught. The character n Mr. Mar
tIp as teacher and gentleman IS such as needs
no commentator.
Feb. s, ls4l.-3l-lm tPrFs'l
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-20
List Of strays January,'is4I.

LAST OF SirNys JanuaryNl5iI.
A Brown bay Horse, taken up by
kfA IA Joln Heart miles west OF C"hm
VI .NA-vN bus; sixteen hands hlgt, twelve wears
<-fAsA VI od 10 marks or brands, Star n h'- face
" go worth 500 LPr'f 81.
Taken up hy Robert Folwood 4
small yellow hay marc Mule; fifteen years Old no
hran.ls. worth u Dollars and 50cenls. Psi 81.
Taken % by John D. Daylry, brown bay hlly,
10 mark por hfauds 2 years old, star IN her tore
head worth 81 dears. ''sl 81
JOHN FLETC4ALL, Ranger
Jan. % lsil--29-5w,