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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
From the Illinois State Register.


IRN Nee;N Ofthe lscucfi.s of the Pre- Emp-
tiOn Law.
When Mr.. BENToN's bill to grant pro-
spectye prescriptions 10 log.cabin settlers
on the public lands, was before the SEN
ate of the United States OH the 4th inst,
Mr.. MANGuM, the new Federal Senator
from North Carolina, moved to amend the
bill, 1--WE copy from the Journals of Con-
gress) g. "by EXCEPTING aliens
from the provisions ofthe bill, ~ and
the vote being taken, stood as follows:
"YEAS-Messrs. Clay of Kentucky,
Clayton, Crittenden, Dixon, Graham,
Huntington, Knight, Mangum, Merrick,
Preniiss, Preston, and Ruggles-l2.
"NAYS- Messrs. Allen, Anderson,
Benton. Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay of Ala
bama. Fulton, Henderson, Hubbard, King,
Linn, Lumpkin, Mouton, Nicholas, Nor
veil, Pierce, Porter, Roane, Robinson,
Sewer, Smith of Connecticut, Smith of
Indiana, Sturgeon, Talmadge, Tappan,
Walker, Wall, Williams, Wright, and
Young-30."
Our fellow citizens from foreign lands
who have sought a home among us from
the expressions of the tyrants of Europe,
will not fail to notice that EVERY ONE
Of The faceIUe Senator'S acho uotcd TO eT-
ciude them from their nesO homes, Is
HARRISON L L d T. LIST! Wiih
Dir. car at the heat! The frmness
of the democratic Senators, only three
Wings voting with them, saved the OLD
Counirymen from the disgrace of being
excluded from the benefits of citizenship,
and from the provisions of this excellent
bill. Where was Mr.. Webster when this
log cabin bill was before the Senate !
His name does not appear on the jour
mails. Did he dodge the question {!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Loss ofHe S'eamg HJms.-Tho Pekin Re-
porter says 1--WE are informed by Mr.. Bigclow,
of Peru, that Mr.. Labcau owner and master of the
steamboat Home arrived at Peru on the evening
of the Goth inst with information ofthc loss of the
above named boat on Yazoo river, by snagging.
and sinking in forty feet water. Total loss--no
Insurance.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
Organization of the Grand Lodge Of Penn
sNiYn,iin.

The Grand Lodge of the State of Pcnnsyva-
MIA met ON the 2s'h of Dec. last, at the present
Masonic Hall, on South Third street, in the city
of Philadelphia, and proceeded to its organization
by the election of the following officers:
Grand Master-Joseph r. Chandler.
ID. G.. Master-Cornelius Stevenson.
Senior G.. Warden-William Barger.
Junior G.. Warden-John w. McGrah.
G. Recommendation r. Moore.
G. Secretary-Michael Nisbet.
After the above officers were duly installed in
their respective stations, the Grand Master made
the following appointments:
Senior Grand Deacon--J. ID. Moore.
Junior G.. Deacon-Wm. Whitney.
G.. Observation-Disclosures Heating, Will
liam Mayweg.
G.. Marshal-Pcter Fritz.
G.. Sword Steiner.
G. Pursuivant-John Collins.
G. Tyler-Charles Snyder.
The Grand Master also appointed the different
necessary committees, which we are obliged to
omit for want of ROOM whereupon the following
gentlemen were appointed District Deputy Grand
| Masters.
For the counties of Bradford and To
ga-Joseph Kingsbury.
Lancaster county-Robt. Moderwel.
Schuylkill ;ounty-Wm. b. Potts.
Berks county-Joseph l.. Sticher.
Fayette and Green counties-Christian
Gummert.
Lehigh, Northampton, Pike and Sus-
quehaina counties.-James M. Porter.
! Allegheny co,-.John Birmingham.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
ottawa, ILL.,, Friday January 30 lSil'

drr We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS
J. TRUE as a caqaidate fir TIE o1ics Of Coroner,
for La Sale county, al The special election on The
30M instant.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
NEWS BY THE MAILS.

Tie NLeoa AB'ar.--'rhc Philadelphia Times
says: "The arrest of MLcod and the published
correspondence between the official representa-
tivcs of the two governments have created quite
a sensation on both sides Of the Niagm. The
Americans speak savagcy while the Canadians
it is said, have orgonized secret corps, "und to
proceed on nigh, expedition to Lockport for the
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Of desc!ation and horror! Yes! Let
her only speak-let but her accents be
heard, mildly, but firmly, reprobating the
principles and the practice of war, and her
voice shall be like that of our blessed Sa-
viour when rebuking the winds and the
waves, it shall hush the terrible elements
of war into an eternal calm.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Ild.a2s MudaeG-'rhc Miners Free Press,
Of The 18th inst. says; 4 rumor prevailed a few
days since, at Southport, Racine county, W. T.
that two Pottawaianic Indians had been shot by
awhile man on the Fox river near the boundary
line between the Territory and Illinois; the par
ticulars we haze not heard
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Detroit, where there were arms and accouttcmcnis
sufficient for 10000 men, several pieces of ord
nance, and not a single soldier to protac, them.
A mile and half from the Detroit river, on the
Fort Gra,iot road, within the precincts Of Detroit
city, there was a magazine, simple brick build
ing with wooden door, containing 30,000rounds
of fixed nusket ammunition, with balls and consi-
dcrable canister shot, The only protection for
this was a Brig. General, Major, Quarter Mas
ter, two Paymasters and an Assistant Surgeon,
and the military store keeperat Dtarbonyillc Ar
senal. The militia Of the country could not be
depended on, a. they we're infected with the dis
ease of patriotism. The only possible reliance
was volunteer company at Detroit, called The
Brady Guards. These young men, holiday sol
dicrs before, were voluntarily mustered into the
service of the 4. :. to enable die government to
preserve her neutrality and the supremacy OF her
laws. rhey went part to DcaibomyiiIe and a
part to the magazine, and, badly chartered IN the
coolest Of weather in January, they performed the
duties Of common soldiers The same was the
case at Cleveland, Buffalo and throughout the
whole frontier"
This is plain and uny amishcd statement Of
,. r,.r = L... ,ha ,oo..;ons,o.a oc h,,-
H.. 81 ,,,,;,,,. could -,.,,,;,.,
to preserve her neutrality. 4 war with England
at this time is any thing but dc5irablc but hcrre-
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oadod 70 tho irsninc cdicts of her hammered mi.
,,ocr,cv on our own soil. call loudly for redress.
and ,vo bc INTO her pettiroat standard if a colIi
sion should ,alc ul,ce between her and the L. $.
Tho, ye can cxpcci iustice from ENGLAND is
on, Of the question. Where has she ever render.
ed oven handed iu,,icc TO any nation if her into
rest demanded contrary course 7 WAS it the
China question Did she not attempt to force
upon the Chinese pernicious drug. the introduce
ton of which into the country under any circun
stances was prohibited by lawl And has shcnot
determined TO "murdcr" its 800 OOO 600 of ipha-
bitants because they will not permit Themselves
to be poisoned for her amusement or profit
Was it in the Turco-Egyptian question: Did
she not Join in ..holy" alliance with the nostlcs-
po,ic Of European governments, to put down
educated, independent old man, as il
for the very purpose of staying the further pro-
gross of civilization, political liberty, and the
Christian religion, by aiding to extend the empire
Of bigottcd INSTRUMENTATION Was it in her
conduct in the eAeminato East, where she has
5utcherod thoueands for the sake Of sovereignty
alone. and daily looks upon the starvation ofI
thousands moro shc has reduced IN bcrrory Win
an eve ofdisuust or indifference Was i. in bcr
trco,nor, ,f ,,,rsoI,o, ,,.ho,, o ,,.o., 81.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

cjThc Legislature of New Hampshire has
passed a resolution instructing their Senators and
requesting their Representatives in Congress to
use all proper exertons to procure the passage Of
a law, fixing upon the same day for the choice of
Presidential electors throughout the United states.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

DueLHHg.-The House of Representatives of
Alabama has adopted provision in the penal
code, which makes death by duelling a crime of
murder in the first degree.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Steamboat or Rock R'rr.-'ihe Galena Regis
ter Of News says; a new Steamboat is now
being built al Aztalan, jefferson county, W. r.,
which is intended as regular packet boat for the
Rock river and will be completed by May next.
She is 100 feet in length, and fiat bo;tomcd"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Rewar4-Gov Polk of Tennessee has offered
reward of five hundred dollars for the arrest of
Willis e. Carroll, charged with having murdered
the Rev. Isaac Landscy.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

FhHdo.-A letter has been received in Florida
stating that the War Department has instructed
Gen. Armstcad to treat with the Indians, and
aig,g them a part If FlOrida.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Close Rmning.-Thrce cities in Ohio have
nearly the same population. The Census of Co.
lurnbus is 6,Ols, Dayton 6,O67, and Cleveland
6,O7l. Cleveland is therefore the second city in
the State.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

purpose Of releasing M'Leod," They had better
let it alone. The general fight will come on soon
enough.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
S.unen,lOiIs Fraud.

The following report made by Mr.. Gatewood
to the Senate of this state, developcs one of the
most villainous transactions ever pcrpctrated by
any individual claiming the cndowment5 of a
human being. How Mr. Galbraith CAN dNest
himself of the odium cast upon him in this trans
action, remains to be seen; and as he is now at
Springfield, we hope he may be able to cxcuIpato
himself and his friends from the charges preferred
against them. We shall anxiously wait and see
the result of his defence.
a. 1t may be proper here to state, in order that
the innocent may not be accused that Mr.. Lo-
RENO =. SANGER, whose name occurs in the
report of the committee, became, Gas we under
stand,) interested sometime after the contract was
let and partly completed.
From the Morning Courier OF Jan II
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29
Committee Report on thc Improvement q
ti,e Upper Rapids Of Rock River.

The following is a copy of report
made to the senate upon matters and
things therein contained, by the able and
distinguished chairman of that committee,
whose exertions in bringing this matter to
light are worthy of all commentator.
The resolution adopted by the senate,
pursuant to which the committee was
appointed, is in the following words:
Resoiped, That committee of three
be appointed to examine into the contract
entered into June 8, 1899, by l.. G. Mich
OILS, with the late commissioner of the 9th
judicial circuit, for the improvement of
the upper rapids on Rock river, and that
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-29

Strap oil would be the best application to you,
extremities .-PcoTa Register.
That's fact! How did the iarpentiae operate
on yours?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
Prom the New Orleans Roc, Dee. 3
MUTINY AND MURDER

The following ars the particulars Of a shocking
and horriblorovolt a, sea, by number Of slaves.
They nro confirmed byu ro:ter from the commun-
der Of the vessel on board Of which the slaves were
embarked.
The brig CREoLE, Captain EEsoS, Of Richmond,
bound for New Orleans with "a cargo Of tobacco. ono
hundred and thirty five slaves and four or FIVE pas
sengers, was the 9Th ul. taken possession Of by
tho slaves, who rose and Misunderstanding and
wouoding several whre persons. Il appears that
on the 7h ulL at = N, the brig was hove to tho
belief tat she was approaching Abaco. The next
day, after the passengers and crow no: on duty nd
retired, nj about b1i past Q p ", tho slaves mutt
I.nisd and murdered passenger named Howell,
oWnnr Of a portion Of the slaves, by stabbing him
with bowie knife. They wounded the captain
and one Of tho hands dangerously; the chief mnte
and another Of the hands severely. But little do.
fence could be made as the victims were totally an.
prepared Tor an attack, and had but ono musket on
board, while the slaves were armed with pistols.
knives and bludscons made by cutting mp hand
spikes. There is reason 10 believe, that tho whole
plot was arranged before they left Richmond.
Having obtained possession Of tho vessel thew
broke open tho trunks and ransacksI tho whole
cargo. They spared the lives Of tho mate, passcn
gers, and part Of the crew, on condition thew
should DO taken Immediately 10 Abbco, an English
Island Forced to obey the crew s0t sail, and ar
rived AZ Nassau, N r, on the grbuIt. On IsnJpg.
tho American Consul had the captain and two oi |
the men Immediately taken an shore and their |
wounds drcssci while every attention was paid 10
the wounded on board. The Consul Ekoui,, ,s |
quested tho Gbvomor Of N. Providence d, MACE , |
guard on board 10 prevent The slaves from, GOING /
ashore, nS nc well knew that IL this were NOT Jooc
u would DO impossible 10 secure Inc guilty psrpe.
traitors Of tho murder The request ol tho g,n.f /
was granted, and investigation Of tho affair was
conducted by two magistrates Of Nassau. The
captain also took The testimony o. tho passengers
and crew. Nineteen slaves were identified rs bav-
ing participated IN tho mutiny and murder They
we're placed IN confinement until further orders the
Governor refusing to have them sent 10 America
under tho circumstances. The remainder were u |
berated by Tier Maestv's authorities on the ground
Inst tho Slaves must be considered and treated al,
passengers, having the right to land Va boats from
ne shore whenever they thought proper. The cap.
Jam IS doing well, and will probably recover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
Prom Tho n. o nee, peeomLer 4.

Il IL stated that the slaves on bosrd the Creole
were insured for $4,000, but as there no
clause in the policy providing for indemnity IN case
Of mutlny, the amount cannot be recovered.
FROM the q. Evening Port, Dcccmber2
Our news collector learned the fact that there was
a BHn,ist minister in Richmond, by tho name OF
nOURN, who laid the mut'ny plot for them, and
tod them how to proceed.
This Bourn we believe to he tho notorious agent
Of the Maria Monk humJug some years ago in New
York. lie is n flaming Aboltionist.
We learn that n soon rs the slaves uiumphed,
while their dead master was still quiverng IN the
agonies Of death, oft negroes was march
ing from the cabin with a large junk OF white sugar
IN his hand, sucking away at the delicious lump
the first thing lie sought nmids, the plumber.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL

The Tennessee Legislature Is still in state Of
anarchy. The Convention for the election Of Sena.
tors met a second day, and the same scenes we're
cnacted-the Loco Focos pcrsisting in their refusal
to make n quorum. The Convention adjourned
over TO the next day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
OuEM a. mOHLING,
Main street, Eve doors below Exchange Bank
RICHMOND. VA.

ANDJLD respectfully inform their friends anil Tho nab.
W Nc generally fH1i They have ul hand vrry non
FVc asanrinournf tGsh81Ths FIHI and IIfrr rrrfE,rr
such ne SUPER Diamond, Wave and Plain HEAVIER UvTr
'H1E=FrurE rn1fapr HH Hfr boo the rrraf Nj
.yIe-fn' Over IEIs-t'nH and Can't Oct Cloak. Hrr4f
'.''h DfrHH 1nI trH.k Coats every variety OF r11.r
-Inr Fn.n amt Fancy f1a.IuUr0 panfs-<sufHrf fr.
vests of fun Iu Fancy Nr'vr' Mrrn1 Cashmere T,.f
g., ' ''''' "''''
OurHa10rfu c1' rr.1r made 10y aura,fgra We -sp y.r
.I rntrt nNrr nrIu fu the UT.r superior trfa 4u
NORTHUMBERLAND of winch We NIN sell on reasonable
terms lg The slUn quality Hg purchased for bob This or
any Of fhO Northern Cities.
We Nan have on Hrn arwn'rH Uf Inc latest style Cloths
t1Esimrrcs anil NaefiHga. which we will make fr rrfar w
r mrrf fashionable manner, 1 s0r notice anil ,g4r4rr
VIC ~, ahI Workmanship. T.. n. SPENCE, Agcrf.
no ~ em Sign Of OrCm 4 M1rItnr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
From N. National Iat.qis,neer O., Yesterday.

From N, National EntsRiSeneer Of Yesterday.
On referring to the list OF Committees Yesterday
announced in the House Of Representatives, the
reader will perceive that anticipation, as to the
probable character Of the Select Committee on the
Presidents recommendation concerning fiscal
agency, has been fully realized; the committee on
that subject consisting Of FIVE gentlemen who sus-
tanned the course Of the President the last session
in regard to the Bank question: and two Of the OPP
position proper, also heretofore with the President
on ;hat particular question; ard two wings, who,
with the main body OF the party, have differed from
| tho President on that question.
| The following is the Select Committee on Fl
nance:
Select Committee Finance and ii. Curreneu-
| Messrs. Cushing, John Z. Kennedy, Gllmcr, c.
Davis, WISE, Roosevelt Profit, Mckay, and VIM
| W. Irwin.
/ No other business Of Importance in the House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
DAGUERREUTYPE
MIN TUREs

"SsrHrs me stador ere iis Substance C1dssp
TWE subscribers respectfully announce IN the inb7h
1nis ri Richmond auI vi unity, that they have furT
i rooms nn Man street. over the rUNrru Planter Office
few d'urF cast % the Esch1rr" H,uF fUr operation gh
Dgsucrtr utypc. from y, ruul +. NJ.
Having been BE- Tuul. one rf nn T4fr assistant f
Professor MnrEr ui Nos NurS and successfully rrya.
gcl lN series nI experiments rr narrowing art they
are PREPARED IN execute any kind OF weather. Miniature
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accuracy That 'hn finger Of uu.urr alone can Give.
Tt" operation sn 1r Ga regards r sitter. requires Irrf
a." '.''HHs inErIt of nurs Hs heretofore anil as the
frCr' r0Vs of rro arnBfs nor now rrrrssrrv tr1
SAINT cNpr .sru wH.h 'ts always been ruurfrrrl ffr
objection i1 bEgrnFruVn Nu.rfITrs s emf RELY a.a lea
Specimens can loo .rrH 90 the Exchange Hotel Paysr
ru House, ani ibF Subscriber rooms
J. ". EDWARDS,
deg HpF T. ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
COMMISSIONER, sAT.F

DNRSlANI frH decree the Circuit SHrrrfrr Court "a
Law and 'htnrHry ZOE the county OF UrnraH rr ffg
" Richmond, uu ono cr8ucrry side, pronounced 4r frf
.Nn Fay % November lSlIs Boo sur therein HHmTr frr
100 which Robert WNH1msHn s n'uIuuf AMI Iryfn gay.r
ans John Bouts, 1sa g1rntsnr, defendants Z sF4r
sr 'n ihn highest BIDDER, front OF Tho Bell Tavern m
nc city of Richmond. rrrsI1y, the an ty of Ituus
~ next Or o. 0'c1r S " afhrrFUrH bred mare raIfaJ
Resale SUmnta, amt her colts iu me proceed uFa mention
s, 90 credit Of 81 days The colts are sail o. be YER
valuable aud thorough bred, y. " JONES
Dc 10 ffis Co4n0,isss,5,,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
WASHINGTON TAVERN,

II NTne o. deed oiirus' executed 10 the spbs,,ib
y Is ITNS'Cts 10y Henry Christian f,,SJ on IS -
~ OF Alrii, less and recorded tu the CsrE's p,F ~
"-"N"hu musings Court, We will sell on Inc meme
'.. SAFE o. THURSDAY the 9Th lay Of I,pusry SO
encs r VI thai valuable property called re w.
,n-"u i".' a. me corner Of and 9h streets =
r.. 81 s'"1ieS, &c. 20 the same b,Igngip
zee, "i rus ua,.t which the sale viii be made is ~
secure ll" sum "i s tt,, due 20 Marv Rfrb,rJ
'urof John Richard, deco The s,is ~ b1ecn-
Atng as Trustees, we shall convey such trIr 5oiy y. -
however fs believed fu Nr perfect wv AHo usIe'
GEO. W DIXON
10 Sid e. " NACWTuno : TfuFfres
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15

Is drawn numbers out Of IS.

10 uEaHn numbers out CT ,.
Va lccsburg Lottery, Extra Class No 37--To BE deter
mined 10y ihc hIawIns OF The Grand Consolidated Lottery
Class a, for I-iTo Toe drawn az Wilmington Del Thur.
Gay, 81 DC l~il. Grand Captlls-l prize Of s3OUD
lllf, ITL on, 300 2slu 25D 900 1850 1000 1907 400
ii % ~ 90 % n, ac. II TO- halves quarts
in proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-15
MARRIAGES..

Married, on Wednesday evening, the sh inst by
the Rev. VIM. S Ried, Wh. DAsIEL, Jr ESQ, to
Miss SARAH ANN, daughter Of John NJ war~ick,
Esq, oil Of this place.-LyHehburg PngiHian.