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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26


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he MI ~, EI sweet iucnls-woTds Mrs
w "aiN 81 t'oTrncc Iruaus
-lnrht OF the Irish Emi- The Forsakrn One
arcwo INV peaceful vale ios , ","u'y ." tue morn
We, ulal iar,wcll hTeaihinrI was MT false thee
De- Water Mlll 10y " Sussci The gentle ucCG OF Flowers
800, s .,,al. no Tie SAT- To think upon tho
n =, ,ti ei ,I,, Joyous days O old, bv Hon.
In ,n n'"'r Land Mrs. He touch Tor me thy harp
pray Tor thee, the Fare ra 'ta thee Mary
wen I'hC Young Solder
,,y Pm So :. 80 - Rome thou art no more, Mrs
wo,ones Us merry ra hear At Eve
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wv submissive wife ne Goa in ,I'n ,rh ,,,
~ 10Y steps To- home INngu. when ,,if ,I,,,, -.
. play that simple Az me '' Wv" '"'''
nay sbrs going fron re4 Sesls .GS ,ans Dsh,
nuambul - 80 " ms
wAlTZEs RONDEAus AND MARCHES
,so' O., 10y hunter Rcnd-zVnuz dc Chase,
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sSi to- Iis PUPIL Mis- T. rma consisting 81 Du.
y Roniu on Horns Ccle Eirish words viii many
al Il tANaiina. ThTuushl brIhanf y,ri,ti,ns
owvoi, 10y L Formt
ALSO,
,wwpcrior vIOIINs Icl.r'oncus
80 superior Toiig and Clttr'z Treatise on Harmony
nr Sirin- :, just i'm Nurtow'S Ma neal PrimIncrs
'"'WNoltrAIt andie Musical Encyclopedia,
ns SIC Paper Of tho ssi Dtr,anaPy &s. b wv "
,WN Porter
Pon Is i2s Musio Mn.icli Grammar in -Four
'o,., +" Fiu'es witH eS Parts 10y DrCdcom
Tn.eNVith a hT-c assortment ~ Note Backs or Col
c,ion fs',m sat iiymn Tunes generally used IN
II-t Nh ElNLlus t',aNult- tyN rtNu. au'Irrs. az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
w. IL. & j. ID. CHRISTIAN,
MAEEEr SaUARE.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
hnye on hand a general assortment Of
ehoCERIES,wINIs s, TEAS g. LIaUoR
OF THE BEST QUALIFY,
At wholesale and retail, for cash or to pupe,
customer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

FOR SALE. PRIVATELY,
On G Streel-Gambe's Hill
Within ten minutes walk Of the BiuksD
Il Anew nyeHient BRICK Dwelling, oitwo stores
fssfi aud basement The ba-cmtut IS divided into din.
EsaEM ing ROOM kitchen. panty, &c; the Isl floor into
- parIur, drawing room, AMI passage running
through 2d floor into chambers The lOt o feet
and running back lt5 feet There is ample alongside
for another house equal or larger dimensions Dr. desired
and houses well IN that neghb0urhou The garden
IS very productive tTuttress, asparagus beds 81
we'll Of excellent waller In ihc yari, with Of Minor
Patent Pumps The owner will take pleasure 10 showing 10
TO any dsruscdto purchase. For terms Sc, apply
lu22 ROB"T NIL & 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

Ta 4. - - Isss-
7lll1e--
~ IE { :
WILLIAM DANIELL,
Main street. square ufyrs ne Banks,
RIcHMoSu, Va.
PIENO FoRTES,
Made by GALE 4 CHRISTOPHER,
lrof which are warranted
PIANO STOOLS 0l various patterns.
Piano THgfss always ON Lire
AS. GUITARS 81 various rrfr"s. and
COLLECTION or Music.
rurrarfrssU thr NV Professions of the United Saics
] aihc loves. price. wholesale nn1 retail.
Muse uouuI Piano Forres Tuned
FcstIa.tu Guitar s,ruga
WHITE LEAD. IINsEED on. PAINTS
AND SPIRITS TURPENriNE.
sss. % LIN 7 on Fgs. i, and &,,-r
/ I'm store. rl.i l,r sale g
IlsLL. JOHNSTON & LyErL
au'2 As NeH.lcs.s o. stand
. CItEAP COLLARS, CNPEs. a. Tho subs o.
-, .r' 0'.' &, a.. 800. ,-,5, ,,
unv1s ,Ercfr nnr..r Asr.F .r-sN sHrFy o. Cotton
saun.. yaris wise. ~afe. boo bod i,y ,.,i, 'r
'n'
gErNcvrE"E UNGHN en-. su1s.rAer
,rra, Of .,. Of. ..,-i...1 gr al'. Sosrs I5-tsuE
ill., Il A . q . D. D o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
GJ1IfN s ETFFRvEsILNT
AN.s E:SiAN AEE3IEST,

GJIIER \ EFFERvEsIEST
AK E:SiSN tI'E3IENT,
I,'oR rnsf. cog mo g'giun. yuu- l-U.T iv cifI..
reMi ttn", ar'ity "i the s.Dm1ch, hslitIai coz.
uv'ncS lu"oDs 81 sctscs .out gravel etc. and much
valued .c- tie 30 a.ilE put alive.
Iaia rhl' pgc ,ratsu las .ciycl tho rarooalc OF
rlvly ''.. 'ner'.'Ts a.! the pTn:r- ion aut from 49,
crIung e uAny respectable and un SOL, .,ci t"-tiuo.
WIN all FiCasn' quti les OF 2 soda Sa'sr, 10
POSSESSES a'uy" u, ucinhl properties OF thc most ap.
proved sSs rurgaiycs, % pleasant the paltc and
grateful trstorrarh.
A supplvivcd and for salchy'
J. u. EUSTACE & son,
ma % Three d-ors below Inc Roll Tlvrru.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
HIRAM ". TYLER.
wv TAYLOR.

II EaSius 'a'e' myself with pa.trsr nd Ic.
nnv. r'lH ~ oil ST. IA 90 the muse osrupir!
ny dr "a " uup o. "av to -c'url
! -uieniS &" custom r. fDI ara Ia .Ts on
eolF gee = IN soci; cont o. th,ir ~ ora-
u " hew hrip II " TYLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
MORE B.1G IINsIN CALICO J,

MORE BARGAINS IN CALICoEs,
FLANNELS. sc.
ID II. JENKINS is opcuin. 2HulO yards Cafirocs-clc-
II. CANT Fall amt Winter styles, au prices from a,
IN, ~ cents, and finer
Furniture Caicoes, az s. To, III cts, and fucr
Flauucls-all siy les aud prices
Servants Clothing, for males and females
Bargains 30 blankets
Win many other articles bought extremely low-aI Of
which vii be cheap for cash, by wholesale retail,
a. any house u thg United states. auS
L[ILBY, SALE & co. have jus, received, and
IN Offer Tor sale,
l5.O lbs Western aud Sm'hfold Bacon
~ hnls No. I clipf UrIuurs
30 $50 No ! gross 30
d 1o No family Roc do
~ I1 Family Flour
10 So superior Mulassts
hris do
~ kegs Family Lard
% boxes T1'low Candles
3D. Fu sperm 30
-u hJs olt Whisky
- go Common d1. al 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
WORTHY OF NOTICE.
To TRAVELLERS

TO TRAVELLERS
ANOTHER SPLENDID LOT OF TRUNKS
Nv TIE pdrE-- ll-a1-c, the subscriber las received
- another large lut o. us' superb Hard Russst a.
harS Leather Travelling TRUNKS, manufactured ~ Brown
Of Fhiad-lPcia The Just named Ecr know u yEth.
ont ioun', elI-L mo- better than any other mauufa u.
re- 10 the Northern clues The Leather Of Trunk D.,
SOU" anu tu-s Tae a0a.gs ttt they have IN FAC sing
cyseI ri' better AZ. uuur -r"sIs~ shan tgu.e Xe s-v
H"Te oI're received from hu. The SUP glc 10
.hcy sc supported With rods f-sfs up. an.
osnds h rooms 'rr top md boston,. them 81 srroU
thai IS I1st entire impossible tu bend ~ bre h. e
~ auy respect whatever.
To se"7 fac a,,r srJ dust OF other TIrrks frar
scses H- or '.Hn-- Ucm 20 irs- eliza ~ a0asy
Sil urF covers uFvr. t.-f- --Hs flf Cpl, ar Iv.
la.'Iy 1av' u0s e.c -IC-r OF en- gu.' ~. /
-p"uasr lav" t..r .H-arfn,su "sI cr1 -.g O. OBJ, N
der AMI would ,t'rlv Huvr ilHye les .l a. -
scu'llng really 90 4..rIs TTIr ~. 10 .tye G, go
-NI,l.I rUTNrN
L NJ $780, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
~
ETNA FIRE %SgEANCE COMPANY

AsEScY NtCuNoSD, Va.
THIS Company incorporated IN TIE year ISIS. with
Il prTpytua. charter and capital S9t.Os. and
a. loss damage by on dwelling houses
sores manpfdr Irug establishments, household fuTu.
iure, and merchandise general the most favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain Tizlucs
taken agency, will be- adjusted With pro aptitude
hbcralty.
Applications for insurance or the renewal q policies
may bc made the subscriber. been l4y ap-
pointed Agent ior the City OF Ric aud vicinity
II. BALDWIN, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

TIVE intsu- to close the Book business by
tie Is p.'nbcE BIZ stock oi Book, Stationary &C.
Will posv he sold frs Tor cash. until thar lime.
-. b. NJ any article IN hc ,Nck and Stationary
S' r. '." - call, - tHti Esara can be nai
SMELL
= s4-sfs fle Yell Tavr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

WHITE LEAD, LINsEEiD OIL, WIN
DOW GLASS, &c.
INSGLlSIl White Lead, ia oil. very superior
IL Amer eau Hhi.c Lead ia OH
D. Ito Dry; NcTdgrS, IN oil
Chrome Green; Chrome yellow; Venetian Red
IinEccd OH; SyiTt- Tutpcuiuc
Japan Naruish; Copal NIrnish
IdthaTgc; Spanish Brown
Paint Brushes together with large auI well
al sock Of Window Glass. Tor sale by
ep 3 ALEXANDER DUVAL 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

WE having received our Fall supply Of Groceries sc.
w We call tie attention Of country friends The
following Goods, which fresh and selected with care,
from recent imponatous, viz
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
NUMBER IS.

coming. Ay, and the courier rode with
4 red spur that day; but had he been
mounted on the wings Of the wind, he
could scarcely have kept pace with the
general anxiety.
1t length there is cry-he comes +!
he comes I! and merging from cloud of
dust, horscman is seen at headlong
speed. lie plies the lash and spur;
covered with foam, with throbbing flank,
and uoslgils dilated TO catch the breeze,
tho generous Horse devours the road,
while ever and anon the rider waves his
cap, and shouts to the eager groups that
crowd his way, CoraualHs is taken.
And now rose joyous cry that made
the very welkin ,remble. The tories,
amazed, confounded, shrunk away to
their holes and hiding places, while the
patriotic wings rushed into each others
arms and wcpl for gladness. And oh! in
that day Of general thanksgiving and
praise, how many an aspiration ascended
10 the Most High, imploring blessings on
him whom all time will consecrate as the
Father Of his Country.
The prediction Of CORVALLIS in the
tent Of Washington was verified The
lC!h Of October, 1881, was indeed the
GROWING glory Of the war Of the Revolu-
lion; hosuliies llnguished thereafter.
while Independence and Empire dawned
upon the destnies of America, from the
surrender Of Yorktown.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

sistance.' "Ah sir, heaven has sent
you! Oh yes, yes, we are indeed poor!
james come here told you so,
said we should not want" But James
answered not. His wife rushed into The
closet-nobody ,cas there!
At the same instant frighurul cries re-
sounded in the street: large crowd as
sembled around the door-they raised
man who had just thrown himself from
the fifth story-it 'ca2 the mangiei anil
iye!e8g body Of james!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

A Democrat to act as jury man,
Nor should Democrat q Sr teach again
Ny sons-iwhispering) Gen'l want mail con-
tract.
( Wdle h!isis going on, OIL SRat odrgnccs on Tie
other SIDE, hugs lie GhsrcIg0te'ilRGte3 around
tbe neck holding 10 his lips a lag tanEcrd Of
hdrd cdsr, and sings
Hurra for Tip, hurra for Ty,
For them we go it hip AID thigh;
We but raise our children to
Work for Old Tip when they grow;
Seiz. the tanbard with a grip,
Drink deep old boy, drink Old Tip,
( 9pcIking)-Don't stare old man, tell you what
it is,
We carried YOU through by drinking and by songs.
At the Wing Convention in our State,
Where we assembled fifty thousand men,
ospcech did take effect like 10 my song, (Sngs,)
met with General Harrison,
lie took me by the hand,
Saying, how in Mississippi,
And how does she stand?
lis poor distressed country
AS ever was seen,
They're selling ncgro's-----
HAa.--D--n you and your country too; Oh
On Slade Oh Slado Stevens come to my aid!
Slade and Stevens backed by other Abolition
lists, cast the two Colonies to the ground; the one
voclierating that he fought hard at Orleans; the
other protesting that lac was a man of standing,
and worth four hundred thou. and dollars. Cen.
Harrison falls back tx a swoon dashng the tam
kard ofhard cider to the floor. TIE curtain dYps !
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

II has been wisely ordered by beneh-
cent Providence that the necessities Of
man, properly administered to, should be-
come sources of enjoyment; and though,
according to the primeval curse, the field
OF existence must be moistened by the
sweat of his brow, yet that his very labor
should give health to the body, and con-
tentment to the mind. II is universally
observed, by such as have looked upon
life with thinking eyes, that those whom
necessity requires 10 be constantly en-
poyed, are the most cheerful among man.
kind while, on the contrary, the disci-
pies ofsloth, who cling to their couch and
Ioter their years away, are irascible in
temper, and diseased or lmbecile in body;
unsatislied with themselves, and unsatis-
factory to Il around them.
The saluiary influence and the neces-
sity OF activity, both as regards the men,
al and corporeal functions, are not de-
njaI, even those who purchase ease at the
expense Of health, and, for state of un-
enyiabIe and hloated quieude, barter the
spirit and 5ivacity which industry can on.
ly enjoy. Nature, by her secret and
mys.irioga prompdngs, teaches all who
A,o, THAI exercise is requsiie-the child
Glasses the hoop or ball, in obedience to
hcrtH commands, until his check glows.
and his brow g'l5leG5 from tie salubrious
b.. L. 4,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
Ghe Di.r.la-seii Workman.
From the Fleact.

"James," said his employer, FLAMES,
you are an excellent workman; | am
quite satisfied with your conduct, during
the ten years you have been employed in
my factory, you have gained the esteem
and friendship of every one ; but You see
how it is--we have nothing more to do,
business is at an end. But you must
keep up courage; as soon as any thing
offers | will let you know; at present
have no occasion for your services"
The workman heard these words,
which, although uttered in a tone of fec
lingnes5 and pity, sounded in his ears
like sentence Of want and misery pro-
nounced upon his wife and children.
Ills eyes were mourniulIy fixed upon the
ground and he stretched forth his hand to
receive the amount of his last@ccks wa
ges and certificate Of character.
Unable to answer single word. he
slowly took the road homcwarI Bic
tears dropped from his eyes, and so55iug
he exclaimed, "Wg 'oJt, ny poor iaao-
cent chItrca For he was the father
of a family---a son six years old, daugh-
ter JUS, learning to walk, and a nursing
in the heIpIcssncss Of extreme infancy.
James entered his dwellings the place,
his approach to which had ever been the
signal Of joy to its poor but happy in
mates, whose little wants he had ALWAYS
supplied with the two-loId delight Of a
happiness both impaired and received !;
he entered, and his wife and children ran
to embrace him. james claspcl them in
his arms, but his sorrowful and dcspond-
ing looks cyinced to the quick discern
mcnt of his wife, that SOM secret uncasi-
ness was proving on his mind.
Dear husband, what is the matter
Has any misfortune happened you ?"
"N0 more lo0yh," replied James, MS he
sunk upon his chair.
"No more w0H ?" repeated the poor
mother in voice of agony. "No mare
work !" echoed little Francis, and the
three looked ut each other with an air Of
sIupelaclon.
James wcpt no longer; it was his duty
to give them an example Of resignation f.;
but the burning tears Of an anxious mother
fell on the hands Of the infant she held in
her arms, and the innocent smile of the
babe re-inyigoratcd the mother and the
wife.
Don't despair, James; tomorrow you
may perchauce find something to do.
God is our Father, and while He is rich
in love, we shall not want"
"Ah yes. wife, | will look for work.
here arc my eighteen irancs for the weeks
work, make them last as long as pos
slblc,'
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
,LOH Y DIX

Of every description, executed ia The neatest
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, 200 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
The population of Ottawa is about one thousand
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, II pad IN
Advanced Three dollars ifnot paid before the expi-
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 Tor
the first insertion, and % cents for each sub
sequent insertion. A liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
n Pho paper discontinued until all arroarages
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, 1841-01-15
WASHINGTON in the Field ocTic;ory, aud
Chamber OF Dcr;h

From Custs's Rccollectons Of Wash
ngton, we copy the following, relating
to the siege Of Yorktown, and domca-
tic scene
The weather during the siege Of York
town was propitious in the extreme, be-
ing, with the exception Of the squall ON
the night Of the 10th, the fine aummnal
weather Of the South, commonly called
the Indian summer, which greatly lacil;-
totcd the military operations. Washing
TONS head quarters were under canvass
the whole time.
The situation of Yorktown, after the
surrender, was poslilenGal. Numbers of
wretched negroes who had either been
taken from the plantations, or had of
themselves followed the fortunes of the
British army, had died of the small pox,
which, with the camp fever, was raging
in the place, and remained unburied in
the streets. When all hope Of escape
was given up, the horses Of the British
Legion were led to the margin of the
river, shot, and then thrown into the
stream; the carcasses, floating with the
tide, lodged on the adjacent shores and
flats, producing an ellluyia that effected
the atmosphere for miles around. In
deed, it was many months before York
town and its enyrons became sufficiently
purified to be habiIablc with any degree
of comfort
A domestic affection threw a shade
over Washington's happiness, while his
camp sill rang with shouts Of triumph
for the surrender Of Yorktown His
step-sou, to whom he had been parent
and protector, and to whom he was fond
ly attached, whu had accompanied him
to the camp at Cambridge, aud was
among the first Of his aids in the dawn oil
the revolution, sickened while On du,v as
extra aid to the Commander in Chief, in
the trenches before Yorktown. Aware
that his disease (the camp levor) would
be mortal, the sufferer had yet one last
lingering wish to be gratjfcd and he
woud die content. |, was to behold the
surrender Of the sword Of CorHwaIlls.-I
He was supported 70 tue p.ouu. and
witnessed the admired spectacle, and was
then removed to Ethan, distance Of 90
miles from camp.
An express from Dr.. Craik announced.
that there was no longer hope, when
Washington, attended by a single officer
and groom, .cft the headquarters ut mid.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

| crying, asked Tor BREAD. On hearing
this, James became desperate. Smiling
his forehead with his clenched hand, he
hurried TO and fro across his chamber.
eXclalmng, "thera is wealth enough
around us-superhuous wealth-the un-
feeling rich revel in abundance, and nro-
dlgaiIy waste more than would suffice to
Keep these poor BABES from STARVING.
why DO they not search out the dwell
ilngs OF the needy, and prevent crime by
relieving these small but urgent wants
which too often prompt lis pcrpcua-
| ton p
There was reason in this madness {;
but James permitted ii to carry him too
far and he brooded over it until his dis
ordered mind settled in a desperate and
runous determination. lie sat down
looking towards his wife with vacant
stare.
lyon look at me-" said she, "yet you
appear not to see me. James, my dear,
tell me what ais YOU"
Notwithstanding, wife, Me9 ageep-
they arc furnished - they shall hare
Jread."
So saying, he rushed out of the room,
and disappeared. His wife uttered a
piercing scream: james! James where
are YOU going?" But James did not
hear her; the slamming of the alley
door announced to her that her husband
was already in the street. Poor wife
unhappy mother! your prescntiment is
just; the thought of crime had entered
his pa,ernal heart
II was eleven-from the severity Of
the weather, the obscure street in which
he lived was almost deserted The first
person James met was workman, re-
turning from his days labor, singing
mer:iIy. "Ah ~ said he 10 himself, "he
is happy, he has work, or at least he has
40 children starving with hunger; pass
on, comrade, YOU have nothing to fear
from me-"
He again heard the hasty footsteps Of
some one approaching--it was a young
man WrlDDpd nm IN . lorro clo,k tho
scarlet Ijnjnu Of Which was consnicnous
at a distance, James rushed unnn him
and sc1ing HIN by the arm - Your
purse =" cried he with terrible voice
your PURSE
"My friend" said ,hc ,oono man
startled at his sudden oonraronrc "yon
are (ollowi,g bot wrr,rb,I business
but | will satisfy Won here's nv nurse -
Glow much is there in j, p"
.Thoe LOUIS, believe. and two Gg,
frame pieces"
James took ont Of the pnrso the t,yo
five frame pieces only and cave fine r.si
back 10 rs owner. .Sir," sajd he i, a
miIer tone. 81 only want tom r-,o.s .,
and left him.
The astonished Young man f,ttovcd
'ho robber with his eve, and saw him
hurry into a uojghboriug bakery; he
soon came oai win a loaf under his arm
land dlsapp,ared in the darkness lie
really conicc,ared lin, necessity had DIRE
wen this man to the commission Of q
crime, and he himself entered lae shou.
"Who is the person that inst BOUGHT q
loaf here !'' inquired he.
"Ah, SIR answered the bakers wife.
..ho is poor mechanic, burdencd with
family he lives in wonder house. in the
hGh story, where you see the lighlio the
window. He owed me ten francs, which
ne has inst paid me: they are very hon.
est folks. bu, we can't afford lona credit
to the moor"
"Rirhl. madam" answered the s,ran-
ger; "here are ten francs NOR, furnish
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

This is what we call GOOD. We caught
i! IN an old newspaper - "a esv
al aint goia' ie# live long. Mammy,'
s'Wlsy not. you sarpint r. s'Cors my
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
Scene the First Of am unpubIisl,cd Dr.,r.,n.

Ac'r lst.-Sccnc--a parlour in the lndiarl
Queen Hotel, Washington, ID. Chine, 26th
OF February, 1911, . o'clock, 4. M.--Present
Tyler, Webster, Clay, Sllde, Stevens, Riycs,
Profit, Wise, Preston Stanley and Dawson
Enter Gen. Harrison from his bed room--they all
rise and salute him.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15
VOLUME /.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEORGE s. WEAVER g. JOHN HlSE,


Canal Sized nearl opposite The Mansion H"'se'
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-15

a Democrat to act as jury man,
Nor should Democrat er teach again
Ny sons-[whispering) Gen want mail con-
tract.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
Far NJ ElOLR SALE.

FgNlE Subscriber ishCs TO sell her
n Farm, tying about ono mile wost
Ol New HArrisburg, Carroll county, o,
Tho road leading from Stoubcnv,Io to
Canton, passes nearly through the cen.
trcs OF tho lands. | will either sell the
part on tho east side o! said road, or The
UutIre tract, Aoy person wishing tC
purchase IS requested to call and satisfy
himself us 10 quality Of soil, &c.
Terms will ho made known on appli
cation 10 the subscriber.
AGNESS WEAVER.
September 3, lSil.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-19
El..s 5.s b. ..suu-)

TIE subscribers orr gust 4cce''IH
hom }hv c,u., OF Baltimore aud ph'a
de,plia lg,sh assortment Of
Spring & suEmEmrr Goods.
Wnlch hove oeeu purchased within the
last three weeks on the most favorable
terms, and IN reference % Me hare nm sd
which they are enabled a"d deDermIneo
to sell at REDUCED PRICES lnuy don';
lhnk 1t necessary to make show by ent
umeraling the articles but are satisfied
by saying they have general assort'
menl OF such goods as are required in
this section ol country, and are willing
to sell them at small advance on the
original cost They would therefore say
to Their customers and the puOilc gcu6r
ally, cali aud examine Ior ourselves; and
we feel satisfied tUat we can ana viii
make it your interest 10 deal with us
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR.
Carrolllon, May 7, l64I.