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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

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and Fashonnble Music Tor the Pane Forte and few
pieces Tor the Guitar together with instruction by
asSSot win hfss'edI iHsfr~Hents from the most
1Add,ions Music will be regularly received as soon
i hlnong the Collection may be found the fol-
Away, Bonnie Bark Poor Be.sv r.. , s,,ior,.
hsIrlSsn Tlppeeenoe Grand wife
NS mar1 NJ, o,,,.,s The horn OF my loved
Tue haTrisong, with WIG. Rapture Dwelling
To- ~ c,,- sleeping Maggie
me. New Caehueha, or Sweet blue Button Eyes
~ a. US the CSSihe, Nine cheers to the girls We
celeste Thou art false to me
with Si.U,, ehuon song place in thy memory,
Town the tear that steals, by When the quiet
Sweet Atom ReauIiful day
Home OF my Childhood You DO oithInk so do you
you think have a merry The Belle OF the South. a
remember how may child. Wake, maiden, wako-the
whistle and III come to on never toab, love thee
Beautiful Yves; FOR THE GUITAR
q ny To the Prairo We have bees friends 10.
Il have gaZcd on eyes geiher
Language OF Flowers la Cachucha" Castinets are
ohthis Love, or Jesse Me- gaiy sounding
y fSrland ~, cOmo DER moonlt sea,
There grows a Bonnie Dhar Parry boy, by Lover
love her m aa Sao esS Of +" % ers sa Wy fn'
meInly on the Mountain ed aud loved together
iva, Ma's e. v..,., .,,.-., Ny Boyhpods Home, from
love but thee, by Moore Erin Is my Home
fonIes AFFECTIONS still cling place In thy memory, dear
q. 10 nome
Oh no they shall not see me The spot where born
weep True love never forget
My Normandy ICarrier Dove
Woodman spare that Tree Ihear the M speak Of nav Fa
life on the Ocean Wave Their Land
Flow gently Alton Maid of IutIah-or no moro
Althings love thee, do shall the chiIireu of Jndah
by Boyhoods Home sing
wet sheet and flowing great variety Of Airs Ron
Art thou happy, lovely lady dos, Variations, Watzes
Awake, awake LOvo Duets Vocal and lnstru-
Angel OF Charity mental Pieces
Come brothers arouse Blank Music Paper, and Nh
farewel 10 The Mountains sic Port Fol lot ofvety
bide Thee hot farewell superior Violin and Guitar
" DID me not 10 wed hun strings. Just imported
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
Roors. sno BE- FIFTH rRnSnIss. &c. &c

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C. &c.
'HE suessTibeTs are nov receiving from the most ap
extensive and well selected Of almost every
have laid upon such terms as they confidently 10.
hevo will enable them 10 offer such Undue ements either
only, cannot fail to ensure sales The assortment com
Ladies Morocco and Kid Walking Shoes (MeCurJy's
Do do do do do, second, third
Ladies seal aud Calf skin do do
DO Fine and stout Leather do
DO Quilted Buskins, an entirely new article
De MOCkasns and Gum Elastic over Shoes
DO Moro an Kid slips MeCurdy's manufacture
DO White and BsSR G's 1ad o"'' q"'''
o.S.msS snpco DO EnS Ds M Sd DO Root, Miles,
DO Double scaled Water Proof DO do
Do Cali and Morocco Dress Boots second and
GenIienon's double soal Water Proof do do
Do Pine sad S stout putt Csf skn Boor.ss and Shoes
DO do Celfsnd Moro Dress Navy Shoes tMie'
DO SsIiics) suporioJ Light shoes and Pumps
do Morocco and seal Dancing Pumps
DO Mockasns and Buffalo DO
Misses fno Moro sud seal skin Bootees
DO sewcd and pogEod do
De Morocco and seal skin Waking Shoes
30 fine i;6a5'i Morocco, Kid and Seal Slippers 81
b2ys E sloat ~. ~ sewS y, and P'gSed B'o,oo'
Do Pine Calf udkip shoes %0 40
Do % Dancing Pumps
DO do Morocco black and coorsl DO
DO 30 DO do do
heHsan Boys Stout bound, seed and prEged Brogans
DO DO unbound do 20
DO do Russou and Black Bfogans, Rich
mond mauufactura
hens aud boys Heavy Side Leather scwod and pesred
WafCr Boots
Womon's stout sewed and psgrcd Booiecs
DO do sd0 DO shoes
Folio and Single Russeu and Black Leather Travelling
Trunks
Carpet BAGS and Hand Trunks
HoTso hide andSeal skin Packing Trunks
Shoe Thread, Hacking, Brushes, &C
sea JUbAH MYERS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

LATE WORKS.
SELECTIONS frotn the British Roots. by q tltlcck
- Selections iton the American Poets, by william Cullen
Bryant
lie Lie and Writings of pr samuel johnson, selected
and arranged by Rev WIN r1Ec
Three Nuybzcs for the discovery Of r. N1rh West Pas
sage tha Atlantic the Pacific. AMI narrative 20 an
aucmpi 10 reach the North Pole by Sir " Parry Capt
MRS -
Two Yssrs before the Mast Personal N,sy W, ollie
" s s'1 ''' ''''' sa.or, aboys ihs nsl Tsysfu.
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS, FOR
CAsH-ffbruury, ISL.
II ~ JENKINS has received, AMI will sell cheap
H. Unblet,hcd cotton diapers, yards wide, only one
Iinsntsb's diapers, q yards wide only p -
10 10 DO d Do b 81
50weccs yard vide cotton ami cheap carpeuugs 20 aud
~ cents
100 hemp hearth rugs. only TSc
Ward wide wool earpouugS only CA. IS ardei
o. bales cotton oEnsburfs 2, 20. ~ and l2tc
81 40 and blcac he'd and unblcached shirings,
from q. g 10 i2ir aud finer
5cases 50 and64 unbloa.hed ecuon shlrtngs ~ cts
aud u
100 pieces furniture caHeoes at 10 2le L. and 6nor
90 doscn ladies' hne white cotton hose, great bargain,
u2s3i
iOOl white and eolored Nuns Ronnets only soc
Mouseun De LANES, from 2ald to1s, and hner
Also box rich French worked collars, trimmed with
Tbe shove are few ofths cheap Goods be found
40 Y. ". JENKINS.
GLOVER SEED, Se.-lO0 bushels prime Clover
~ seed, orchard, Timothy and Herds erass Seed Just
J ali woRTHAN NeeRUDER CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
IM2 U.s. D
PIANO FORTE wARE-HOUSE,
Onno sic kbs R1,Ls

opposite he Banks.
TUE subscriber Is constantly esie-
Il brhed msnutAetory OF NUNS a CLARK, New York,
elegant and PLAIN Piano Fortes possessing the latest ina
pToyCmens aud thar decacy OF touch aud sweetness Of
tone, so peculiar 10 their manufacture.
Constantly on hand large asSormontof
flutes Flageoletts, CaIionetts
Guitars Nioins, VioOneellos
AccorJions, hssieal Boxes
Horns, Buglcs and Trumpcts
Flies and Drums
Guitar, Violin, Harp and Piano Forte Strings or sups
ropqualy
Piano Fore Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection OF Music ever offered for sale IN
this state be selected FROM store Of the sub
scrber,who is enabled sell al the PHILADELPHIA aud
New York wholesale and retail pTic rs.
Those purchasing o sell again will be furnished upon
better terms thar they find elsewhere In the Stale.
10 Planes repaired tuned let on hire, and taken In
exchange. p. H. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

The Steamer BALLOON, CAPT. wooLsEY,
having run tho last week opposite day the
forces, andcarns that the Travelling public has for
Der OF years been Norfolk and Rich
mond follows, which will the day. of the alooa ON
and after Tuesday, Nov. 2tth.
day mornings.
Leore Richmond erery Sunday, Va iaesday and Fri.
day mornings.
FARE from NORFOLK 10 JAMESTo WN- One
Dollar CiT YPOLN7'-IioO Dollars; RICHMOND
Three DoLilrs Returning from RICHMOND 10 CRY
POLNT'-OHe Dollar; JAMESTO IYH-Tieo Doilars ;
NORtOLk-1hree DoHars. And occasion viii
share Of the public patronage.
All persons forbid trusting Of Balloon
owners ZJ-du
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
n0oKs I'D sTATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
w. RANDOLPH s. CO. in addisn 10 their
y usual good assortment OF Books stationery aud Fan
cy Goods, will receive week their spring sup
nv. Country Merchants aud others, respectfully soil
cicd 70 call and examine their stock and prices before
BOOK-BINDINC.
Having auachcd TO store Bndcry. arc prepared
90 execute binding Of every description.
Clerks aud Merchants Books INSIDE 20 order In the best
style.
Nus, anil MUSES.. instruments on handin large quaint.
ties.
Old Books taken in exchange lor new.
W RANDOLPH CO.,
doors below Earley's Hotel
fc "a Main Street. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

Several Hundred Sacred Songs arranged for the Piano
Forte.
The Music will be disposSdo OF good terms any
Estahhshncntin thisStaie. ie2i
fIHE subscriber respectfully friends
and the public generally, that he on hand and will
continue 10 keep alaTse aud slendd Paper
MISUNDERSTANDING OF Gilt Velvet. Tapestry, Frcsco
plain aud common Papers, with Borders match-a! Of
which he will put up in the MANNER in town and
country.
Also, curlcd hair and shuck Mattresses Feather Beds
made OF the best purified Feathcrs-enbracnK every ar
uce In his line. All orders thankfully received and exc.
cutod at tue shortest notice aud In the best manner
WILLIAM BOOTH,
Square below the Banks, the opposite side.
p sOi Mattresses, sofas and Chairs Fea.
Their Beds renovated and made
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

BEAUTIFUL BRUNETTES-why will you suffer
those dsarrccablr ola beard 10 reman
your upper Up, when be cHcctuaiy removed by us
ing Dr. Gouruud's pcrlaioIy Powders without niur.
iug the the slightest Cogrcc1 lscF this
invaluable conDo itCu tested before purchasing.
For sale the Agency, by Lacy. Price, 81 per bot
tie
DOCAHUNTAS, Legcud with historical aud traiilI0n-
i AIRY notes, by lady o. Richmond CoucntE-The
Wife the Mother, Maoas lamont AZ her mothers grave
Matoa, family steich, Nanirqlas the exile, the return
the ys prophecy, the spuyy the audng, Pocalou.
tass baptism, the marriage ami departure Of Pocahonas
unlocked fur adventure, the cmbatcatOn and
the conclusion, notes; with beautiful plate, "Manios's
J w RANDOLPH s cos.
f. u Book and Fancy store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
LYkLL, JomNsroN . LYELl..

LYEBL, JOHNSTON g. LYELl,
At James ifcHiidos's Old Stand Riek1ionR VTrEfuia
NHTHOlESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals Dye Woods, Painters Art
cles Oils, Window Glass, Glass Ware, &C, which they
will sell on lilo raj terms.
Eutmegs, Mace, Indigo SNUFF, Maocaboy, 10 Iril
Castillo Soap, Cloves, ldTd's, Scotch, do.
Cinnamon, Cay emo Pepper Lamp Black, Black Lead
CORperas, Rotten stone staughton's Buffers, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Starch sup caTb. Soda, Putty
Liquorice Ball, lockwood, Sedlitz Powders, Soda 10.
saleratus, Fig Blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powder oil Ginger aud Root Castor OIL in bottles
white Lead dry and in oil EPSON salts Flour sulphur
Jamaica Ginger, Salipetre lnk, in bottles, Birthstone
OIL PepperIRnt, aud othOr LucieT Matches
essential otis British Lustrs
Isinglass, Russia Olive Oil, in baskets and
sponge, coarse and 6ne barrels
Soda for washing
OlIS-Winer strain cd SPERM Fall do; Linseed Meats
loot, spirits TuTpentnc.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTlCLES-Surgical Instruments,
Aneets Evanss BEST our own Importation and warrant
ed genuine; ApothecaTics and ConiecOncTs' Glass Fur
allure, assorted all descriptions; Walls Bnules, CoGks,
&C.. PeTfumeTy, Soaps, Tooth brushes, Powders, &c,
Paints dry aud ground In oil Oils Window Glass PUSHES
CooTs, and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNES-Physcians and
Country Merchants select COOS from large and
good assortment be ounCn any other Store in
he States. Virginia.
D- The most prompt attention paid to packing and
shipping orders. NH ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
ALFRED KISs,

nufactory, are warranted fof twei'
All kinds 81 repairif = neatly exc
fs1g u
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14

empty show, and all that it contains is Ell
Their hollow and vacant, or filed with
loathsome corruption. The only true,
pure, and valuable solids are imported di-
rectIy from heaven. Yes, my friends,
virtue and morality are the true pork and
cabbage of life; while all besides is mere
cold slaw saturated with the sharp Vine
gar of woe. 1t is my earnest desire that
you all should gather and lay up a store
of heaven-made substanliaIs. rather than
experiment. as you so generally do, upon
the fluids and atmospherics of earth. In
your crazy pursuits after happiness, how
often do you find yourselves deceived
You crack ten thousand nuts of expecta.
ton, and nincty-nine out Of every hun
dred are proven to be hollow and worth
less =! Hopes fruitful hen lays for you a
nest fall of gold-washed eggs utinstead
OF Smelling out thriving brood of chick
ems. they are apt to be added, and fit for
nothing.
Oh, my beloved hearers ! don't, if you
can conveniently help il, let your hearts
be quite as hollow as are the generality
Of objects belonging to the world. Keep
them crammed, if possible, with all such
treasures rs you can find in the rich store
house of moral rectilude. Let pure virtue
lie at the hotom-lhen add layer of cha
rity--on that place a thickness of brother,
ly loye-top of with a good cover of ho-
nesly--and then sprinkle the whole with
the genuine salt OF piety. The next thing
to be done is to clear your heads Of all Vi
slonary schemes and let common sense be
master over the half civilized kingdom OF
the brain. Do all these things and you
will do n great deal towards filling up the
many gloomy hollows mentioned in this
discourse, besides securing to yourselves
the prospect of pleasant journey through
life, and the hope Of an everlasting re-
ward. SO mote it be Dow, in.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FIR DAY, MAY IA, I841.

the satisfaction of reaping a glorious har
vest Of plenty in the autumn of life. II
you ever think of erecting for yoursevc,
splendid temples of fame, YOU must strip
ambition Of its robes of vanity, and COM
mence the work forthwith. If you fall
asleep when the edifce is half completed
the chances are ten to one that when you
awake you will find it crushed to earth,
and It's ruins overgrown with the grey
moss of dispar. y, my friends YOU
must be up and doing if you wish to
prosper in this precarious world. Just
keep on squandcring life's blessed mo-
ments in the Indulgence of sluggish
dreams, and if YOU don't eventually slide
into eternity shrtless. shirlIess, and shoe
less, then use my hat for spil-box, and
set me down as one Of the humhugs Of
the age. But industry, my hearers, can
cIothe the tattcrod mcndicant in scarlet
and purple, and patch up the broken win
dows Of want with the aid Of that putty
which abidelh forever. Heaven hugs to
its bosom the honest and the industrious
of the sons Of carlh-and rocks the cradle
of rcpose where slumber the children of
daily toll. Let MS work while we live
and 60 TO our long homes with the salts
faction Of having done our duty to our
Maker. to our neighbor and to ourselves.
So mote it be
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
Wonderful; Reconciliation Of nm Executed
Murderer.

7, was briefly mcn,iopol in tho SIM .
few DAVIS SINCE ,bat John Whi,e convict.
cd or the murder If NIessrs Gw,,kin and
Glenn nm Lo,rJ 81 ro, hon, nm tho Ohio
river. was executed =, Huntsville Ky on
the s,b ult = Iiul, after & o'clock in the
noro;nr rho ;nl,c in sor,rnc;ng him.
adjudoed his c,cru,jon 70 take Mace. any
time within ,hc honrs e e 4 Al and 2
p N and ,ho shorir wi,hou, maxine
the rc, no,orips chosc ,,o earliest mo-
mont, ga os f., p,,,,,o ;,o,,onso crowd
vh,rh vogld have bee, IN attendance
from Witnessing /, Rpt few ncrsons
wore tbcrcC,ro nrasont Uo died hard
the rope no, "nlayinr'' well. occasioned
tbc kno, to slim nm oyn, his chin instead
Of being under his car. His neck was
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
Ahnrt DrirlIi Grrsssnfr.
have selected tie following as text

| have selected the following as n text
to nv prasrn, Discourse -
stood beneath hollow tree,
he blast 1t holIow blew; -,
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Ambition and its hollow schemes.
And the hollow hopes we follow,
'ms ,I, l.1'... IiI. G dreams,
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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
CHARITY.

The voice of charity is kind,
She thinke,h nothing wrong;
To every fault she socmoth blind,
Nor yaunicth with her tongue.
In pcu,tencc she pIaccih faith,
Hope smiIcth at the door,
Bclieycth FIRST, then softly saith,
go, hrothcr-sin no more"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
VOLUME |.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE F. WEAVER g. JOHN HISe,
Canal Street, nearly opposite tie Mansion House

Canal Street, nedrtY opposite the MANSON HO"Se'
TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, paid IN
advance; Three dollars ifnot paid before the expl-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square LOT
the first insertion, and 25 cents for each sub
s,ouent insertion. A liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
QfNo paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid unless at the option of the editors.
All communications, to ensure attention, must
be post paid
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
LOB " 0 X 4

Of every description, executed in the ncatest
manner, at the usual prices
OrrAWAi is the seat of justice of La Sale
county; is situated at the junction OF the Fox nYer
with the Illinois 300 niles by water, from SAINT
Louis. and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
rho nonulotion ofOttawa is about one thou sand
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
The EsOsc Of May.


"Tdc house is mauIlcfing stone by stone;
The garlon-walks are uycrrro,yu;
The flowers are low, tie weeds are hi-a;
The iounlon stream is chokcd and dry;
The gladstone with moss is srccn,
Wherever the Rose of May is seen
Many How'Tr.
MAY RosEBY was the only daughter Of
talented but fallen man. He had been
gifted by nature with splendid genius,
but with it came strong passions and an
irresloute conscience. He fell into habits
of dissipation which ruined his character
and desolated his mind.
His wife had been guardian angel to
him during their brief union, but after her
death he returned to his follies with a
fresh appetite, and while yet in the prime
Of manhood, his rich and vigorous mind
became a wreck and sunk in the depths
Of his own passions.
May was educated by her aunt, and
until the age of fifteen, she saw and knew
little of her father. He had sufficient
reason remaining to him to feel that he
was not proper guardian for a young
and motheress girl, and sufficient paren-
tai affection TO spare her the modification
of Witnessing his excuses.
But May did not rest perfectly easy in
her ignorance of her only remaining pa
rent Though she resided at some dis
lance from him, she wrote him frequent
letters, and never wcarcd Of learning his
history and character from her aunt. On
her fifteenth birthday the following con-
versalion passed between them.
"Dear aunt Lucy" said May, fiugiug
aside her work and kneeling upon the rag
at her aunt's feet, Il have lived with you
now fifteen years, and through all that
time YOU have been to me the l,indesl and
most faithful of friends. have never
known the want Of 4 mothers love, for
YOU, dear aunt, have been as fond and as
true as a mother could have been. But
have a father. owe him a filial duty.
| have seen him but a very few times. but
love him, and he needs my cares. Dear
aunt, may 90 to him--live with him.
and, if possible, save him.
"Poor child, you know not what you
ask. There is no salvation for your
wretchcd father. In the grave, only, he
will rest from his lolies. Would you
leave my love and protection, dear May,
for the home of one who is so lost to the
better impulses of humanity that he loves
the wine cup and the gaming table better
than his only and pure young child !
No, my love, let no dreams of this kind
disturb your peace. The less you know
of your unhappy parent, the more you
will love and regard him
"Aunt Lucy, received letter from
him yesterday; it is the frs, and only
one. will read i, to you, and you may
Judge if its contents are not such as to
arouse my deepest sympathes, and to
excite a hope in my heart that he may
yet be saved. 1t is written IN an irregu-
lar manner, and at inlervals-oh, my dear
aunt, listen-
"My beloved May--Dare | call You
so! Oh wretched father that thy lips
shad'i be " pouatel Is vice INV 'hcr
.sroa nrs 6tuec lhy name @ p., N
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14

e., u,or tho cr,vv of ;ouor,pce. ,bo
JjIl;nutian LopIondcr If the north Tolls in
Ioz;ross and w;ll;roIv ,uts mn with tho
cold rorr;JCo Of noycr,v tho hosmoorod
Uo,,nr,o, or tho o,s, s,oo,os IN h;s mrL
buiIt lint careless Of to-morrow's fare
and cor,ont with the crurhe that fall from,
some stray ANGELS bread BuL nv
friends while these haIC-fnishcd miscro-
be models Of humanity are thus slumber-
ino amid the stupifying vonors of ease
I wan, Won 70 radect ,,,on what , sad
condition their moor souls are in Their
thopobls never are thrust beyond the
filthy circle Of some scl6b desirc-tbeir
hearts lie so,kino in the gastric Auid or
their stomacbs-lhcir UNDERSTANDINGS are
d,rkcr than thc co,ocombs oC EovDt--,nd
their codes Of morals arc made mn If no-
turo's Ioosc leaves. barrlv s,rck toretber
with the thin paste Of instinct.
Nv dear criend.-s,o,b l. NOT wholly
confined 10 the gloomy arena Of hea,hcn-
ism. Iorcu lies at the door of cnliohteu-
mont and rohs IFS slime unon the silLep
G,och Of refinement, | have seen /, slrew
the D?rlors oC the rich with slccpy non
pies. and Surround he roor mans cottage
with noyious weeds. have seen il take
ali The stinenina out of the s,ou,esl cncr-
oi,s of man. and cover Youthful ambition
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14

/ have selected the following words as

I NaVo scTecTcd Ihe lOTTOWlng WOrus as
my text for my present discourse -
Thr ~ fin 'crgh the pnmrcrcd monarch lay,
Har SC, and slumbcring life away.
tr p,arg. Notwithstanding that In
tusify, Win n bran new broom. has
0op. ten ll' and evils into the dust.pan
0f ttNfon, i if we look into the dark
grneo Of ta vide world, we shall find
that 6a M chs Of slo,h, large and
strong e.ougp TO entangle turkey buzz
atl I'VE yer hanging there. obscuring
iho p a' rays Of enterprise that yet
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14

.qduice.-Ue that wishes for health
mus. make his -appctite obey his reasons
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-03
ed on the folo7vinp Tracts of Land sold in mistake

Tobyhanna township Thomas Rusdn, $500 -
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ssssay s,1 dS: is: 7sss sTs,ss s ssss !.'' ';ss
1,%s.; s%s H5;5 dsss.s ss;' ;5j ss. go
Ds Jsyns making e taxable. Price and
pugb Is9, Dses fsg t Fss ri isses at court house. 30
RS Rs 'eyas e 1 @ a % St , ssi saas; s5.ss sn township s
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nj court house,,
shtoofic window
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Joseph Wntemute TO oven a
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VIM Drake pitching or courtb
Henry Smith, wood for ogao,
James Van Buskik
Robert Brown, load dwood,
Melhck, seals,
for commisio ionersof
VIM W. Codbaugh 4const
R. h. Wright, laws
John y Conno, hopping we'll bucket 75-- 40
tooung Tract Of Land
Price township No 25l Daniel school Sc 80 Co Sc H. Road
50 81, owned by Traphag
S6744
ireasurers commissions receiving percent. 1882 oo}
Do gout --156
Balance due the of Treasurer
SECOND January b. Is
John Smith, Jeremy Mackey, Jr
J.CB RS Staples
Commssm
test
Duplicates
the 22d day January 1s41
Collectors townships Dps Exs Balances
SSO OoS { 909
Henry 62I 90 90 60
152 90 54oo1
Martin Place, Middle Smith6edI 3s| 500 90 3103
1851 67287
45oe
40 90 oq3s3