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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

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ttaH'..-. l.HE.-lr~. 0. Pail. elsa and Chine sis
., ne -s.. flr = .ts Chine q isfs; Ir.s. : s 30.
color auf r.eh. EEuraHl EaIrer~e A rev ,T.t @
afsoor .aa's trrss' hsm#'ifchcI. needle tars
ant Inserting. muslin and layn EluGs, I~5n,5' tgts
t5sHc Wors muslin Ilpes and Collars; great variety gf
Ribbons SATIN ani Tas.t7 30; IsEboru Tuscan ami s'Ta
ney style sltS Bonds and wash Blonde Lares s5r
Rogs, Null sElss aud Campfire Muslin Furniture ard
pT,ss Ia.g. frsncl Slned Muslin Lawns and Cbniz
ani la1c ahp'r and tlml.k Table Cloths, brown am
teurary Prlfs. Aaron ami F1rrfri,l 80. ~ z, .
/ HIsLa Fans sun shades. Par tnIs, etc. etc. 90
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.
! DOUBLE AND SINGLE. GUNS, RIFLES, a.
I HAVE on hand very sucrs.yc assortment oi ours
kurs Percussion Caps and Sporting IcuflI kirs.
Whel lm iserlu1I 10 sell 20 Country Dealers very
mi 25 Importer and Mluu0siarsfof CONS ms a O..
/ PUBLIC WORKS or AMERICA. &c.
/ | W. RANDOLPH & 90. have for SAFE the following
I ~ sllrua.1 works
RspIirs sF.e.6.a'ans ant estimates Of Public Works
/ The PhIlalsIphia Gas and Water Works
/ Twin Looks On he scFuyslI Ca5ar
Dam and ISess Sn thr sandy Beaver Canal
/ plm on ne James River AM Ka1aWha Canal
} AIl''uc's across Rtvlnr1 River anil Bird CrsskFo
. SH0ersfrurfIrs. & C. n" Farm BRIDGES #g
I Ices Gates ant Mir, -iT.
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fNu E.f.u edited Or WIN -fHekrrr. = .1r.fIIf N go
. Henry Campbell. civil Engineers
fl'ls WORKS Of Great Britain, consisting Of Rs'vovs
Krls, O,'rs Blocks, Cuu.ss, Emtaukm5r.s Tuurs
DnIHur Arches Via .grts BuiEys, stations. Locomotive
6'Engs &c Cast lrrn Bridges Iron arI Gas Woke a..
9's, - "li', CcuIrrng Masonry auH Brick wars nr
lanai Tunnels, Canal Bna'.. DE lg.rrnu. rrF I.rr-
pHESs, ta.s huH biuEns..uH, Nurk Gales Walls Qrrsa
Au. thgr Masonry. NHrrr- CHtua Plan of fEa Tlr. I'D.
shl i11'on ans other LwT0 fsr' Engineering WHrE
y bHH.'.t Tons I.H fHlftt.Hua HH whole rendered
~ iae utmost utility waa IGJ splendid TIugs Isr..f
! Efrnu. -'' '
Inc above, with many other Works of Science my Hs
. i'1ntN J. ". RANpOIFU & co.'s
aus Book ami Fancy Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
NNhuAnE eEn ~ ~ EMs I2r,rs ~ rho.

W. arc ouhurir"d io cell privately fhc block NJ Rud.
W luEE belonging tu fr Joseph NHrV ITr'I
now in The occupancy of Williams 4 Wtra Nut others
Ihrir rouEuiy IN tho Basin, SbuUkor W'rchgu.r, SC
iurn ErcN advantages oUrruVsuf frr purposes uf
business HnU a The rents obtained iur irr tho
capitalist is rcwuncr7ci Tor bic Investment, free Of tax
IusufHuUy,AN.
plat of trr Property bo seen at our C1mpf.u
Rnous aui fuc terms, which will bo LIBERAL made known
u application fu
mli-u LANCASTER. DENNY 4 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19

| FOR HIRE, TOT the remainder Ire year, a hrsf
rate PRESSMAS for tobacco l4ctDry-f6s same man
I has been accustomed To 4 farm aut would an.
/ sweT for either purpose-appiy Al Mr. BACOS TATE's
/ OGce. an 2g--ff
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DISSOLUTION.


no full supply received. and '1 be had 10 barrels or
bOIlss, llEII. JOHNSTON A INEIIHS
A-.r fr~ . the pr.F
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NO. 40.
MAZoRhl rAHnrsl
-"sst a nan hasto 10 every a.,
lie annuIsI nffaaxUr .l .t...F -

lie should ,nd~aVor 90 40 vel -
RtNi. Just rec iveL e Il owl. Urprt f,o, vrrv an
p"fnr asspttmeat % RAEDRS, tItn tie esr. .Tltti
manufactures o. Joseph r. gers a SOP, ,NaIs o d on,r
- l"f.ph tlius, dc ErpTr Hly tuy .riaff. rf
moe I',,s' rchrI Du eacu 10 &c T.fs,I au., -
pc sure IA .aGt 90 u.uC'~Z l. f- r v trrr Il
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
GENT EMEN's SUMNER WEAR.

I ATuuOP & VAN DEUUsrN have ON hand,
- EpDnid assortment " Goods, su4 bic Tor Ecutlc
news summer apparel
Hiack aud sololrcd single milcs C,ssmcrcs aud Cssh
mercUa
MoN,cdhlack Cloths ami Ctssincrcs, very superior
Rich thcnc aud embroidered AIR Nesilurs
Mruno Chally md M,tsciIIcs dn
ueavy black nIuilagiucs aud Gro ne Tao
PLAN aud corded iAuCn prilisauI Gambrnona
flui glk and c'mhrir Cravsts, Gloves; stocks; Linen
Collars HAAS snd ruspendcrs, n every dcscrpuOn-a
q wmoh viii be coli very shsrp, fcS asa ms
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NOTICE.

IL p'-s0u- indebted o. The tate firm of Gr-harn e
"A I'"An-un.E az" r"quctri Q" tiair pap.
t'eni ~ ue ~ % respect Iuc hat aiot
am a-t"Ezci 90 rcessc the .sb Iuc n b. se,fie n
etaiinr due ifori 10. va q. ARCbFR. hUy
~ rnN I-lefar sJr H. an. a -, ,,l-r,t,x
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IATEsT NENNs EKOM NEN Nnnk.
VESTINGS

Il, E'N GO have Toy lruuffur received Il more nt
IN those SUPERIOR FANCY FROG KS winch are too well
known IN need any rCrgmurnIt'0u- among WulCh are
French owe Bottle RIDE aud Polish Green, aud London
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-19
DEAuTIFuI. DINING WARE b,,. ;,

- opened ew package Of Dinner S,s, Of tho pattern
- generally admired, for sale either large small
As no open IN store avery arTs ant assortment
OF tne ash common China printed and goods;
nc cut and plain Glass 10; German silver Cas-
ors, sc. &C. Please call and eIamins
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09
From the Raleigh Register
Economy on IL Small Scale.

4 subscriber yesterday sent us re-
quest to discontinue his paper, assigning
MS a reason, that the times were so hard
it became necessary to lop off expenses.
So far as our experience goes, 1t csiab-
fishes the position that the UCry first en-
pense man rctrcuchcs, when he gets
into an economical fit, is the subscription
10 his newspaper. "Ncwspapers are
things" argues he, (Which can be dis
pcnsed with, and cost money that might
be saved" Agreed: so may the school
inc of our chldrcn-so, indeed may nine
tenths of the articles necessary TO OIL
comfort and support. Any man may get
rich who will live on bread and water and
clothc himself in rags. But who would
live like butte, for the mere pleasure OF
saving money, which he cannot carry
hence with him! There are few such
five or ten in three million--and how
wretched arc they! Most men, sensible
they must die, arc disposed TO enjoy
little of the fruits Of their own labor; ant
nothing is perhaps more necessary to the
enjoyment Of society, or to scIi-sallsidc
ton in retirement, than a welI-iniormct
and virtuous mind. 1t gives a zest to al
things in prosperity, and is the bcs
source in adversely.
Newspapers are the hest possible chan
nes for obtaining an acquaintance witt
the affairs of the world, and to lmpIan
desires in the hearts Of youth for maturl
ty. In truth, they are the grca. eng'n
that moves the moral and political worlJ
and not only aid i'll establishing the char
acter, but in preserving the Liberties OF tn
people, Viewed in this light, and it
not too strong one, we would ask--ai
there not an hundred items Of expend
ture, which a person ought TO cut OF
rather than deprive himself of the sol
benefit derived from good newspaper
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09
From the New Orleans ficyunc.


OF all the tarnaton creatures that ever
came into this world just for Il plague, our
Uncle lkc's pony was Il leetlc o the out
dashest, Such a haw hawin' as Jim
CorkIus' boys used to set up, when I'M
Gle Ike tried to turn him around the cor
ner, so as to get hun down the lane, was
a caution to screoch owls. Old MaIuc
Jinkins said it put her in mind Of one
Mister Spanglcr that she's hcrn tell on,
that had his hoss's tail tore rite smack
out on account Of his bein' too obsropcr-
lous; but Uncle Ike alwuS rekoncd that
his boss couldn't be cured without il wos
'driv IN Uncle Ike never could, some
how or mother, git fairly mounted but the
sarpent would back right agin the fence,
and rare up like haystack. "lou
darncd evcrIastn criter," says uncle Ike,
"why on airlh can't you 90 ahead jist as
easy as to hack agin that ere fence ~
And then uncle Ike would git of and give
him 4 pooly considerable smart hidln' ,
but he wouldn't dasl 10 git on him agin,
cos he'd ran when he got licked for about
half day, ist like a mad bull after a
streak of lightnin', and uncle Ike was a
lectIc aieaId. at SIGH times, of gItlin' hls
head works knocked all to squash. And
he was just as ugly as sin in harness,
and uncle Ike said if he warn't a family
boss, kind o. air loom, he'ud got rit
o. him long ago, cos there warrent NJ
dom noihin with him no how. So there
warnt but one fellow down about oul
parts that could come it over the pony
and that fellow was Joe Bcadlc, he tina
used to court Jane Virgins, and he coult
manage that criier just rs easy as wills
Iin.-Wal, it come out one night tina
there was to be dance at the Tow
Hall, and Betsy Johnson, Joaney Rogers
Kesiah Taylor, and a hull blDln o gals
allowed that they had determined to 90
/ So they rakcd and scraped about to q
' felers, and Keziah pitched upon Joe, co
r she wanted to rIe Jane Virgins, for tel
S lin ant Suscn that she (keziah) had t
borrow a pair Of stockins to go to Georg
Riley's wcddin. Wal, Joe agreed I
hitch on, cos he sorter kalkilalcd III;
Jane would git that town Teller, Die
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09
edward, what can you mean? you

edward, what can you mean ? YOU
said"
81 had joyful news. lie has returned
ennobled by his desertion, and with halo
OF lame around him, he had else never
known. HIS name will now stand high
on hlstory's page, when yours and mine,
Emma, are forgotten. Filz-Rov should
be hero of romance. He risked his
reputation, and his all 10 save the life Of
a gallant and unfortunate foe, Maj. Andre,
without compromising his country's dig
nlly. The plan was suggested by Wash
lngion' Lee proposed its execution to
fiiz-Roy, as the only one in his regiment
capable of such noble effort, a compli-
ment to your brother, Emma. The OBJ
Ject was to arrest the traitor Arnold, and
thus free Andre. FIiz-Roy had prepared
every thing to ensure his success, and a
party headed by Lee, Il ought TO have
been one) waited by his order on the
hudson, to receive the renegade. An
unforeseen event ruined all; Arnold S
legion, OF which Charles was a member,
was removed suddenly to one OF the fleets
OF transports, and he was condemned TO
Iinger among his enemies until on the
conjunction OF the British army at Peters
burg he effected his escape. Imagine his
feelings, Emma. His scheme defeated
III the moment OF iullilment.-Andre exc
cutcd-a shade of inlamy dark and deep
on his name-tortured with all a doubling
lovers wild imaginings - he returns-
meets his friend, who coldIy accuses linn
OF neutrality-suspicious. that she IN whom
his hopes OF happiness were garnered up,
OeIleyes'-Edward paused.
"lou DID not say | believed him gull
ty, she involuniarIIy exclaimed IN the
cageFness and absorption of her interest.
Ills arch look recalled her consciousness.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09
THE DESERTER:
4 Story OF the American Revolution.
(Conclude
CuAPIER ".

A week sped by. Col. Courtney had
rcjoined his regiment, and Beauclerk and
Edward were both with theirs, when one
morning as Adelaide and Emma sat AT
work, Major Lee was announced. A VI
sit from that officer was no startling event,
for he was well known to Mr.. Courtney,
and occasionally called on him. Yet did
the color vary strangely on the cheek of
Emma, and her heart beat nervously as
she rose to bid him welcome. Perhaps
he observed her embarrassment, Tor CLAN
cling from her to her companion he jocose-
ly asked,
"Pray, ladies', have ] interrupted dis
cusson OF the The particular subject, or
did you expect to see not the head, but
one of the inferior officers of Lees regl-
ment, when you heard my knock ?"
ave were not discussing any subject, y
Adelaide replied in the same strain, "and
having seen Major Lee dismount, could
not well mistake him for and inferior, al
though we might, perchance, have ina
gined him the commander-n-chicf him
self"
ESPECIALLY as he is accompanied by
such princely retlnue." said the Mayor
General laughing, and pointing TO his
usual attendants, two large dogs. "Comc
away, Cato, off! off," added he, address
sing one of his canine friends who had
sprung toward Emma and was licking her
extended hand. "You do not seem
afraid of dogs, Miss Courtney, at least 'i
that dog" pursued he, as she pat'ed the
head of the animal who laid himself down
quietly at her feet, "but presume" con-
,inued he with his accustomed archness,
"that you are old acquaintances.' Inns
remark did not lessen the confusion OF
the young lady, who indeed was no stran
ger to Cato, for he was much attached tc
Fitz- Roy, and had frequently followed
him to the dwelling Of Mr.. Courtney. y
many delightful ranble had he been TIT
companion with Adelaide, Edward ant
his friend. Poor Cato !" proceeded
lLCGs was ldtllCl iStiiu' nv Wv
would turn deserter few days ago. Ill
appeared completely lost,-lor example
you know, Miss Boauclerk, is exceedingl.
infectious, particularly ifpresented by on
we love-"
"Do you apprehand," inquired Ado
laide. ''that the example Of Sergeant Fitz
Roy will be followed by any Of the com
mon soldiers, sir ~
"No, my dear young lady, nor by tn
uncommon either" he said, rather quick
". He met the glance of Emma, anC
perhaps, its scrutiny annoyed him. for h
added carelessly, ",he dcserlion Of Fit,
Roy was too bold and daring to have mi
nv imitators, even among men whose pr
fession naturally renders them both"
At this juncture servant informe
Miss Courtney that his master had r
quested Major Lee shouldjoin him. 81
rose to lead the way. AS she rcac
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Wilson, that sot in the Deacon's pew
the Sunday a[ore, TO go along o her, and
he wanted to know for sartin sure. So
there was alfred pine sleighin, and
Joe went down 10 Keziah, and tackled
up their spankin' Bill, and got in and set
off. Dick stood out for the pony, and
Jane jingled in with him, though uncle
was dreadful onwillin, but il was two
agin one; he at last gin in, howsomdever
lie told 'em aforehand, that he shouldn't
a mite wonder if they both cum hum mis-
sin. SO they rugged or and put off poo
ty darned fierce slickritc past Bets hhn-
sons team, and beat Joe Beadle all to
nothin. Lor! GolIy! didn't Jane puss
up and look as large as all outdoors when
they past Keziah, and didn't Keziah look
rite strale ahead, jist as though there
want nothin happind. They went on at
a pooty smart jog, till they cum up to
Squire Gays mills and there was an old
burnt trunk, that laid kind o. slantindcu-
lar along the road. AT sight O. that, the
pony sheercd and hauled street up.
"Ilollo you varmint, git up" says Dick
-"darn we if we don't I'll walIop We !"
and he did walIop him, first right hand,
then left, then both hands, till he got reg
larly tuckered out, and all of a stream o
sweat, and then Jane she tuck up the
whip and laid ii on the crilter like
Thanksgivin into punkin pies jist then
along Gums Bets and all hands, and SIGH
a time as they had was warnin to stran-
gers. Joe Beadle undertook TO cut
around Dicks team handsum, but the old
crllcr sheered Off, upset the STAY, and ont
went Joe and Keziah chewolup into the
snow bank. Bets Johnson's sleigh got
into the same rut, and they went heels
over head along side. The pony started
TO run of, Knocked over Dick Wilson,
and tore one leg Of his trowseroons clear
off, cotched the slay up agIn a pile o
plank-knockcd it into cooked hat, and
tore for hum like all natur. As for Dick
he heard one of the boys hint that his
lrowserloons were made for some man
with one leg. so he picked himself upl
and scattered arter the pony. Keziah's
bonnet got smashed into plckter o. mis-
cry; and she lost one shoe into the bar
gain, but at last they all got slowed away
agn, and Jane got into Bets Johnson's
Stay, and Off they went to the bali /; but
the hull story had got there aiore 'em,
and when they got in there was d general
snirkerln, till by me, one long nose Teller
at the top Of the hall, hnwhawed rite out,
and then so on one arter another chock
down the room. | vow but didn't we
have a prime time that night; the gals
warnt none o the " lest, and jist before
bral,in up time, the fcIIers got the fiddler
drunk, and put out all the lights, and SIGH
a scratchn for honnets, and cloaks, and
SIGH a huggin and kissin, and screamin,
and gilrn hum thro' the snow banks,
warnt no laughln matters for hycnas.
Jane Virgins never after trusted the po-
ny without Joe BeadIc, and the gals GIN
orally allowed that they'd not had half
the sport only for that sarpcni-Uncle
Ikc's pony,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09
A Rctcri Courteous,

OR IT NOT COURTEOUS WHY '.1lT For TAT"
The following amusing incident occur
red on board one Of the Hudson river
steamborts few days since as we have
discovered in looking through our Albany
Microscope. At the supper table sat
little lump of affectation, in form very
like female-a fashionable. Opposite
her sat a young gentleman, rather queer
looking though very polite witlial, who,
DESTROYS of making the most Of time, as
most do. at the supper table on board of
steamboats,, made use of the knife by his
own plate in helping himself to butter,
unconscious shat he had committed a hen.
ious offence. ''Her indignan, relationship
Immediately cried out, "Wai,ah Wal.
tab take away this butter, this rude man
has had his knife in it," She was obey.
ed.-ln the course of few moments our
hero very politely offered her ladyslip
some dried beef, which she being exceed
lngly fond Of, could not refuse TO take
though it was passed to her by such a
brute. She reached out her pretty fin.
gers, took some of the luxury, and placed
it on her own pla,e.-"Waiter!' cried
out the hero at the top of his voice, stake
away the smoked beef; this rude woman
has had her fingers in it, BoSt. Dem.
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THE DYING sKEPTRC.

Io! there in yonder fancy-hauntcd room,
What muttercd curses tremblc through the gloom
When pale and shivcring, and bedcw'd with fear
The dying skcptic felt his hour drew near!
From his parcEcd tongue no weak hosannas fell,
No bright hope kindlrd at his faint FAREWELL
As the last throcs of death convused his check,
He CRASHED, and scowlcd, and raised hideous
shrek,
Rounded his eyes into ghastly glare,
Locked his white lips-and all was mute despair.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09

Romans Lore. Ar Irishman was
lately imprisoned in New Orleans. His
wife was permitted to visit his window.
She took her two children and with them
remained in the same position till her hus-
bands release. She was advised by
some, who felt her grief, to 20 home,
when she replied that she chad no home
if he couId not come 10 IT," Her remark
comprises volumes, and evinces woman's
deep and ardent devotion, to the man she
loves. What more feeling and beautiful
reply could have been framed than the
one, she chad no home if he could not
come to it,"
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Why is the Baltimore Patriot Of late
always one day later in reaching our table
than the other Baltimore papers We
feel the absence of the Patriot nearly as
much rs we would the loss of our scs-
sors.-St. Louis Republican.
Any one who reads our neighbours pa
per will be satisfied that the Patriot and
his scissors are very intimate acquaintan-
ccs-although Scissors cuts his Baltimore
friend twenty times day.-Peman.
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A Iiibcrnian was once taken 10 prison
for stealing gun. On hearing tina,
man, who had stolen goose, had got re-
leased because he produced witness who
swore that he possessed the bird when it
was a gosling, Pat tried to get afellew 10
swear that he had the gun ever since it
was a pistol !-Penadm.
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How many young ladies are there
who would be mortified to the last degree
if frill or a collar, or other parts of their
dress were displaced, but who, on being
detected in ignorance even in the history
of their own country, would own il with
ont 4 hlnsh
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09

The geographical knowledge of the
English editors is provcrbial. Bells Life
in London states that Gen. Harrison died
at the national mansion in Boston,! Say
no more about the map Of the World used
by the Chinese.
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PoHieneSs on all OccGSions.-At
wedding recently which took place at the
altar. when the officiating priest put TO
the lady the home question, "Wilt thou
lake this man to be thy welded husband"
she dropped the prettiest courtesy, and
with modcs,y which lent her beauty an
additional grace, replied, "lf you please,
sir" Charming simplicity.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09

n Ne,c Treasury 7eat:-Na,lan Ser.
geant, late federal wing editor, has re-
ceived the appointment of Inspector Of
Timber in Florida. This is entirely n
new Office, the duties of which, it is sug-
gcsted, will be TO watch the trees 10 sec
that they grow straight.
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Uhy Womm mas taken from The
Ri6S.-Matthcw Henry says; Woman
was made of rib out of the side of
Adam hot made out of his head, to top
hm-not ont of his feet, to be ,rampled
upon by him--but out Of his side, 10 be
equal with him; under his arm, to be
protected; and near to his heart, to be
beloved.
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Of following her grandparents to England,
and, at the close OF the war, became the
wife of Colonel, afterwards Sir Lewis
Courtney.
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J 0 B " 0 Il K

OF every description, executed in the neatcst
manner, at the usual prices.
OTTAWA is the seat of justice of La Sale
county; is situated at the junction of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 800 miles by water, from Saint
Louis and midway between Chicago and Peoria
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Contemptibie.-To see weak man
take advantage of his weakness to be in
socnt.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09

Singing School. "A Texas Editor
states that the musque,oes have establish
ed singing school in his bedroom.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-09

Bofs in HorSes.-A dose Of Molasses,
is said, on the authority of experiment.
to be enecual.