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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
III. SESSIONS,

H. - IL 30 HVJN -.
Has just opened The Joilotring articles. vir:
New style Ribbons and Scurfs,
Rich Aoussene de LANES, Saxonys,
"A Merinos Of elegant shades,
Plain NJ de LANES, ditto,
Roslin Plaids free from cotton.
Printed Orleans Cloths 4 Cashnerss,
Plain black NJ de Lame, extra quality.
Figured AIepines, jet aud blue black do.
Hack Thibet Cloth, dark Cling hams,
Rich English French Prints,
Gleves, iisndkerchiefs. &c.
Selected with care and for sale al low prices.
Sept. IS.
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TOWN TAX.

V1NnE subscriber, Collector of the Town
Il Tax, hereby gives notice that he has re
ceived from tho Assessors, tho Tax Book fol
I64l, and tcqucsts all persons subject to taxa
tion, to call at his office No. "a, opposite the
Post Office, Thame. street, and settle.
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED, Collector.
nrt IA
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We are requested 10 mention tha, tho Rev.
Mr.. BAKER, Of the Universalisi Church o!
Providence, will preach in the Ar'nory Hall
next Sunday. Oct. ~.
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DISASTER.

The echr Liberty, Fairfield OF and for this port,
gale Of ths Sd inst and WINS sbandoned by her crew
subsequently dragged ashore on ,hs rocks. nesr the
OF the rock. and sunk. The vessel and cargo III
he a total loss. Tho Schr and cargo o~ned by
Messrs Finch Engs, mud was valued AZ lsoo-n0 in
surnnce.
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STATEMENT Of the situation Of the Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Monday, Oct. 4th,
lS4l ss the same aPpears from the Returns lnadc
to tho Bank Comn,,.ioners.
LIAnILI1Irs.
Capital Stock, Si0.l5O,5ib 90
bills IN Circulation, 1856 ,6Ol 30
Balances due other Hanks. 5iy,924 "A
Net Profits on hand, 45S, ,sl5 ~
Dividends unpaid, 22IOi Al
Deposits on interest. 39s. $50 rs
Deposits not on interest, s5i .s54 80
Total anosnt Of Liabilities, SI4,266, sos SO
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. $l2,559, ,266 ~
Specie in Baaks, 36O,S3l 60
Bills Of other Banks, 29S, ,63l 81
Balances due from other Banks, SOS, ,24O So
Stock in own Bank, l+i $50 46
Stock, Real Estute & other Property, $40, 1855 SO
Total amount Of Resources. si4,266,5 sos 80
| OF ths circulation, there is held
by tho Banks. s22s, ,oos SO
In the hands Of the Public, l.643, ,59s 90
By comparing tho above Abstract with the re-
turns made TO the Commissioners, July 5th,
Is4l, il afpears that since that date,
The Circulation has been diminished SILL 90
The Specie has been diminished, 100, ,75I i6
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid. havo been diminished. LOG 900 IT
And the Loans and Discoun,s have
| been increased, 4l6,944 62
| HENRY ANTHONY, n.
| THOMAS WiiIPPLE, oa"N
| WM. PECKiiAM. "s'''"''''
Office Of the Bunk Comn,issioners,
| Providence, Oct 10Th, lsil.
/ Published pursuant to Law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

for "ADyERTIsED LETT
Adams Rev. Chas. =.
Aldebaron brig; Mas
ter Of
Alniy Lieut.. John J. 2
Almy John w.
Allen Horstio
Allen Francis
Allen Elizabeth
Atkinson Elizabeth
Mrs.
Benson Ann
Blue John
Bourne Aaron
Bowles WIN.
Brooks Mrs. Maria
Burr Jas. w.
Carr Sam'l !.
Carol John
Carpenter Mrs. Betsey
Chase Major w. ii.
Chapman Purley
Church Jane T..
Clark Capt. silas 2
Cleayoland +. J.
Colgar Nail
Corinery Capt. Chas.
Coulter Mrs. Mary A. =
Cole Miss Sarah A.
Cook Sally
Gushing Mrs.
Dangerfeld VIM. II.
Damsel AlissElizabcth
Elliot Miss Phebc G..
Fielding Henry
Ga, nor VIM. II. 2
Gardiner Capt. A.
Gatchell Calvin X.
Gamble MrsCaroline J
Gibson Miss Mary L.
Gleadin Mrs. Eliza
Hathaway Mr.. Cab
\ met Maker)
Hazard J. q.
Hazard Geo. Is.
Harding Tempy
Harvey Ca:harino
lianly Margarett
Haton Margaret
Herendcn Richard
Henner Mrs. Ann
Maria
Howard Lucy
Il
Holland Priscilla
Hormey Mrs.
Jo.lin Sylvester
Joslin James l..
Il OF. 3wl ASI
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TRADERS BANK.

.Nwpor, Sept. 8, lS4f.
NOTICE is hereby given, that unless the
1 debts. with interest and expenses. se-
cured by forty shares of the Capital Stock al
this institution, standing in the name Of Will
liam II. Crandall are previously paid. shall
cause the said shares to be sold at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder, on Saturday, tho
18th day Of November next. at II O'Clock A.
NJ. in front Of the Banking House.
BY order of the President and Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier
Tewits
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DEuvN,s CbUGH ChNpy .--1bi- agreeable hnl
ID Gle propa cd by Whlsn own, thorough che
Ian and riI,n streets, l. drtlrd the not pleasant
n, al hful and raectiye empuupd ~ our mntht' i"'
the aud cure uf the uitifrrsng Anh nhhgelon-
enushs which prevail smnnr ~ ~ the winter mvhths'
a Itn ,tiy ptevs ed Hnd hirii, m,dsated wih an'
ufn, ed eAps,ut uts, 30 a. y" Hnntd iu.th ttnt' -
~. uriaed organs Of tie throat without prohueus, ~
!. ,c,, an, A the case witt edndtts IN trthnf ana
A, l.,,to,. effect npnn he srmash. Hnvins nh,"i
vn,trI hs,n etapp.il-d ." u.e tcNenl unes W 'hln
u couple VI yssn. we h-., ,onho nmn =, ,n - !,
useful, gud tm eornaeotly 'ee"""'"' " '" ~
~ ". De careful n ot sWt the sisnstirs OF Np'
pfosr the die tea, ihets bei'g ts's'.i - "a
a., .utelr, \, the mar! OF call fr hfownstuhw"ns
II TONES, andy nvajratcd. Tho abc,- - iw,i,e w
Il,bl. town by X, J. ThNLJS, kdA-Abt. -.
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Evening school.

ruNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
j. his patrons and the public, that he pro-
poses opening hi. Evening School on the 9th
Of next month.
A few more scholars may be received into
the Day School. THOM AS T.. NICHOLS.
lAth of 10th mo- lo4l.--6w.
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BUFFALO OIL


rtnIIiiACiIE!u \ Nav ntscovHhT u has ieeshl-
~ been discovered that the pure Extract "l "aH COM
h ned win an INN Ip,ts powder f Alum, a'u
remedy ter the oothseb,, VIII Nil TIE nerve ~ m"s'
cases and fsndsr them IN state that lhrN may "s
ilIcd " UIout ia n. The puT' aItiols ~ ioI ,ae ny
n ~ HR. 'NN, No. 4sl Washington siiceti JOS MI
der, Cont st.; James Fowle, It'sn ~. Nont gehuihs
unless signed by the Pfopnstof, VIM b"w 20
Az N.wno,, ~, n 4 TAII or ARR iiAZARn. ttl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21

J0r Me''' totu please eau
Johnston WIN.
Knox Dr.
kidder Capt. Nathan
Lan'iard Capt. Geo.li.
Legg VIM. II.
Littlelield Mrs. MaryE
Lourand Fau,el
Marsh DR.. Sam'l Is. 3
Mason Jsphet
Mason Miss
Jason Miss Bettce
Aitllcburgor Geo. T..
McKeon Thos.
Munro Mrs. Margaret
Newman J.
Noble Mrs. Octavia
Palmer DIR. Peter Z. Z
Padelford w. II.
Peckhani Miss X.
Potter John X.
Qualc Ann
Reid King L.
Richardson +. ID.
Russell Miss Anna X.
Saunders +. Ii.
Scott Albert
Spencer Richard e.
Shores Geo. w.
Stanley Capt Ascl
Slower. J. w.
Swin Capt. Silas 3
Teaman Rob't l..
Tiffany Mr..
Trainer VIM.
'l'rssk Miss Ann w.
Wallace VIM.
Wall Julius
Whitehead Geo.
Woodward Robt.
MiDDIErows.
Brown Mrs. John
Gould Albert
| Williams ii. T..
| lRIsu.
Coklcy VIM.
Early John
Ilauley George
Lynch John
McGill Patric
Makow James
Marion Catharine
Mulligan Henry A.
Power Edmond
Sheehan James
Scully Michael
| Walker James 3
Err ROBBINS +. VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-21
MENTAL AND COMIC SONGS
AND DUETS.
P IL o G. G a NJ M 10

PART FIRST
AMERICAN Boy Duet between Father
aud Son. '"'"
THE BRAVE OLD OAK.
DO CEASE YOUR CLACK-Comic Duett.
MY HEARTS IN THE HIGHLANDS
Imitation of little boy behind the screen,
with an Old Joker in the cellar, &c.
HUSBAND, HUSBAND, CEASE YOUR
STRIFE, "a Comic Scotch Duett.
RORY O'MORE,--Irish Comic Song.
PART SEC OND.
OLD ARM CHAIR.
SIR JERRY GO NIMBLE.
SU UMMER EVE HAS GONE AND PAST
NEAR FLY MARKET NOT LONG AGO.
ON YONDER ROCK RECLlNiNG.-irom
Fra Diayalo.
FRENCH CLAIM.
MY HEARTS IN OLD IRELAND.
SOME FOLKS WHEN ASK'D TO SING.
Doors open nt Ct o'clock--Concert 10 com
mencc at Il. Tickets 25 cts. to bo obtained
at the door.
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FOR RENT,

A Furnished Pew, (No. iI,) in the Uniia rian
"A Church, Mill Street, may be hired for nine
months, on application to JOSIAH {. SHAW.
Sept. 23.-6w.*
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting Of the Suffrage
.7ssoeiation, At the Barney ST. Church, on
Saturday evening next, to consider the Con
s,itution proposes by the Convention. [oci2l
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AR RIVALS.

Faipiv, Oct i5h.-Brig Deborah, from ManPoi
sett.
sehrs unria. Small fon, Do-ion ipr Providence
Tr.ukIin, kicksr..p, l., ,dis. Of lafmouht Elizabeth
do and Darius, OF Dcnns, tue lsst with inn,her Lar
lp pow. Prs,-,, fron Thonssion hr Nsw York.
sloop Eicnri Duff,e. from New iork lnf Providence
s,rvsnAy. Oct I6ih.-Brig suoy, of Newport, N.
d.,. from Wilmington, N. c.. Tor New London. III,
O. hss 3 mrn sick ON bosfj.
,.hrs. Frankiin Gurns,. from SIP; lean h,r Ahsny
tttnsL Stevens Philadelphia Tsissor~, hdcr, Ilsri
lord for Ssntuck.i bIfy, L9uij, Mscbiss icr n. y
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PORT OF WP0RT.
CLEARED.

18Th, schrs. Atlantic, Pratt, Mobile. voiusa. Clarke
New York.
18th, schr. Export. Gardner, Harsns.
18th, Hrig Princo ds Jonsilic Gardner, Itavana.
i7ih, Brig Dcbornh, Dandy, New tork, sehr AleNhn
der, Russell, Mobile.
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Sunday School Books,

SsELECTED with care for the purpose .
- large variety, such as has been approved
Of by purchasers for Sunday School Librs.
ries. The subscriber sells these and Family
Bibles, Polygot Bibles, pocke, editions also
all for sale at cost by
May ). LINES HAMMOND.
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iishment, in Newport, 80 wen kho"h ~ tbo
EAGLE HorEL.
The house was mostly rebuilt in 1885, 10
ninety -eigh, feet in length, and thirty five in
aud convenient dining hall, and rooms for the
comfortable occupancy Of seventy bosrdcrs.
Attached to il there are a garden, outhouses,
stables and every desirable convenience. =
The central position aud extensive accon,mo-
daiions of this establishment will always Sc
cure for j, full share of public support ut II
seasons oi the year. II will be sold with or
without the furniture. For terms, apply To
the prcscn: proprietor and occupant.
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
Newport, X. ]. Sept. Ia, iS4l.
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Inn tIIIDS. Cuba Molasscs, and IS bbls
lOO New OtleanL Molssses, good quail
", for sale by s. NEWTON, Jr.
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MRS. EDDY =
Has just received from .Nw York.
HANDs0ME VARIETY or
Fall and Winter Flowers
Sept. I6.


REaAIsING IN THE POST OFFICE, rxwroRT
n. L., OCTOBER LIST, lo4l.
QJ- .7dpertised letters are placed im a separate
boz. Persons applying for them Diu please call
for "ADyERTIsED LEITkRs.
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EAGLE HOTEL for Sale.

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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02
Democratic Candidate for Congress.

We this week place the name of JAMES ii
RALSTON at the head of our paper, as thC
Democratic candidate for Congress in this district
We do so, from the acknowledged fact, that he is
better acquainted throughout the district than any
other individual that has yet been mentioned by
either of our contemporaries. Much as we esteem
the several individuals placed before the party fol
their support, we are convinced that Mr.. Il. /.
much the strongest man, and can unite the party
better than either Of the gentlemen already named
His acquaintance formed in public lie, his unfair
nished private character, and his sterling and
unhinching democracy cannot fail to give him
tina. influence among the people which few can
command. We therefore express our preferences
in his behalf, and should the party unite on him.
we entertain no doubts as 10 his success. We
understand that he has already entered the field
and if energy, sound principles, and moral worth
can accomplish anything, the democracy have
nothing to fear.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02

Arocious Mvder in The Ohio Penitsafiny.-
One of the inside keepers Of the Ohio Pcntentary,
at Columbus, young man named Cyrus Sells,
was murdered by one of the conyicts on the 9th
ult He had just come into one of the workshops
in the morning, and was combing his hair, when
the convict, whose name is James Clark, struck
him on the back of the head with hand axe and
feled himto the ground. lie repeated the blows
till the head of his victim was nearly severed
from his body. Another convict attempted to in.
terfere, and narrowly escaped severe blow aimed
at him by Clark. Clark was committed for nigh
way robbery, and is represented to be a perfect
fiend. The murderer is supposed to have been
prompted by revenge for punishments inflicted
upon Clark for his bad conduct
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02

We are gratited to learn that the Catholic So
ciety OF this place is making laudabIe efforts to
erect large and splendid place Of public worship
in this place. The location is on La Sale street,
between the new public square and the canals
handsomely situated, and well calculated for the
praseworthy enterprise of this Religious Society.
The Corner Stone is to be laid on Sunday. the
ilh of July. Ceremonies to commence at 4
o'clock, p. W.
The Rev. Mr.. Riuo, and the Rev. Mr. PAuoDI
are deserving of great credit for their efficient
efforts to better the condition and correct the
habits of the lobores in this section the country
We hope they may meet with that encourage
ment from the citizens, which their phlanthropic
efforts deserve.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02
Foreign News.
Arrival Of the Columbia,

The Columbia steamship arrived at Boston on
the 10th ut after a passage of 10 days. She
brings Liverpool dates up to the 9th, and London
to the 4th ut.
Trade of all kinds is dull in England and mo-
ney scarce Teas rose 81 pound in consequence,
OF the news from China.
Lord Stanly has withdrawn his famous regis
tration bill for the present session.
Nothing important has been done in cithc,
house of parliament, The debate on Peel's enc
confidence motion" was commenced on the eth
of May and was continued next night.
1t is stated on the best authority that the disso.
luton of Parliament will take place about the L.
of June. The proclamation is ready and only
awaits the queens signature. The new parlia-
ment is to meet on the 18th of August
There is no news to encourage the belief that
the steamer President is saved. The captain of
the Forti,udc, which arrived a, Liverpool on the
4th from Bucnos Ayrcs saw disabled stcamerin
lat. AZ N. Ion "a 80 W., but little hope is enter
tanned that it was the President.
The overland. mail from Bombay, May ., arriv-
ed at London On the I'd ult. The Intelligence
from the cast ishsshly important.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02

nc llSou's ''"nui"''urei' oil the l%'n ut,
says regret 10 near INC most u'Shearten'nS
'''oU''s from al paris Oh u'c country mat the
O''P' ''''S S'aSo" WI" '' '''y snort ne eN-
.' ~ the 'c'-
''' - .o'N '"'''' III 'P''' mas "'u ''o most III
e''.' O '''' what '''i '"''' ana Il II con-
"''D', ,'"'.' 'o's'' 'H' COZ" crop ul'' promised
''u'a0Y iii' at H's'' VII, also DC lnu'h Injured
10, ','"' w. o',,. = o. nus advocate
'''' u''' S"9'' nave o'ei al some
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02
"Eiscal Agent" alias National Bank.

In to-day's paper we publish the plan recon-
mcnded by Secretary Ewing for the establishment
of National Bank, under the new style OF
"FIscAL .AGEsr," and judging from the Ian
guaged used by the leading prints Of the Admins
tration, it meets with but little favor from those who
should be its friends. The New York Courier
& Enquircr-the same print that sold itself to the
old U. s. Bank for S52 ,000-holds the following
language in regard TO this new scheme:
at is not such Bank as the Wing party de-
sire; it is not such Bank as the exigencies OF
the country require; and it is not such prolec,
for Bank as the people of the United States had
right to expect from Mr.. Ewing"
The language of this Wing prin, may possibly
only be the sentiments of those of the Admins.
tration party who desire the creation of National
Bank, for considerations similar to those received by
the Courier; but the apparently cold indifference
with which this hybrid creature is received by the
party generally, indicates that few are willing tc
become sponsors for this Legitimate, hali.formcd
semi-abortive bantling. Never was there more
lamc attempt to resuscitato the constitutional
weakness OF any creature, than this attempt mad,
and maturcd in the ycsty brains Of Secretary Ewing
and his coadjutors, and appearances indicate tina
it will be stranged in its cradle, with no tear tC
mourn or hand 10 close the bloodshot eyes of thi.
poor, detected, constituencies being.
The plan of Secretary Ewing was evidently
drawn for the purpose of freeing National Bank
from constitutional objections, in order that the
President and such members Of Congress who
have heretofore pronounced such IN inst tuition un.
constitutional, might unite with the more unscru.
pulous, and thus carry the measure. In order to e
feet this, it will be seen that the Secretary recon.
mcnds that the Bank be established in the Dis
tiict of Columbia, with branches in the several
misunderstanding the position that Congress pos.
scsses the power to charter corporations within
the District. But how is this The question is
thus met by the veteran Richie: "The question
comes back to us, can Congress establish Bank
indirectly in the States, which they cannot con.
stitutionally establish direclyl Can they cstab.
lsh a Bank in the District, with "pocer to cs,ab-
lish branches or offices of discount and dcpos,c
in the several States, ,ciA Me assent ofe Staies!
The question was settled by Mr.. Madison, on
high principles, in his celebrated Veto to the Boz
nus Bill Of March 3, 1sI7--in which he main
tains the following doctrine "If general po,cey
to construct roads and canals and to improve the
navigation of water courses, with the train of
powers incident thereto, be not possessed by Con-
sress, the assent Of the States, in the mode provi
dsd by tie bill, cannot confer the po,or, THE
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02

and that when the amount of its bills in clrcula-
ton shall exceed three times the amount Of spc-
Gle in its vaults, no new loan shall be made.
"That it shall not deal in any thing except
coin, bulion promissory notes, and inland bills OF
exchange.
"That it shall take no more than six per cent.
upon loans
THAT it shall discount no promisSory note,
and purchase no bill of exchange which has more
than one hundred and eighty days to run, or
make any loan for longer time.
THAT no debt shall be renewed.
"Thatt shall not at any time loan the L. States
more than three millions of dollars nor any state
more than one hundred thousand dollars, nor
either for a longer time than one hundred days
unless authorized by law
THAT it shall contract no debt for longer time
than one year.
THAT it shall issue no note Of a less dcnomi-
nation than ten dollars.
"That the officers of the institution shall not
be permitted to borrow money from, or contract
any debt therein, in any manner whatever; a
note or hill OF which such officer, as maker, draw
cr, ondorscr, or acccptor is forbidden to be dis
counted.
The directors Of the branches not to be con-
sidcred officers within the meaning of this proyi,
sion,
"ToI reycnt or expose any fraud or iudrc ton
in the management of the institution; to proven
also, large aud improper loans to individuals, t,
the injury Of the stockholders and the public and
to prevent likewise false imputations when such
irregularities do not exist, it is proposed that the
books of the institution including the accounts o
all individuals therein, be at all times open to tn,
inspection of the Secretary of the Treasury of tn,
! United States to a committee of either House o
/ Congress; to each of the directors Of the bank
and to a committee orthc stockholders, with pow
or to make public whatsoever they think fit
1t is proposed to provide that the branches shall
not issue notes or bills adapted to, and intende,
for circulation; but may sell drafts not less il
amount than fifty dollars, for the purpose of trans
mission and exchange.
| THAT the Bank shall not suspend specie pay
ment-that it shall not pay out any thing bu
| coin or bullion or Its own notes. That its exis
tence as a corporation continue for twenty year
but that it be allowed to use its corporate nam
for two years longer in settling up its affairs.
! "That no other Bank be established by Con
gross during the existence of the charter.
"And providing that it shall not be deemed al
infringement of the privileges granted by tn
charter, if Congress shall order the said corpora
ton to place offices Of discountand deposit where
ever the same may be necessary for the collection
sale.kccping, and disbursement of the public re
venue"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02
Yoa THE ILLINOIS PRE- TRADER
FATHER MATHEW.

"Honor TO whom honor is due
Irvine for the conqucroT's brow
a wreath that will never fade,
To him let earth conqucror' $ bow,
III In dust be their honors laid:
Theirs is the might Of the spear and sword,
H., with the spirit Of the Lord,
In the armour of righteousness, went forth
And conquered the conqueror OF the earth.
Let tho Emerald Isle rejoice
The sons of the brave are Free
A nation, as with one voice,
Has proclaime its liberty
They have thrown aside the maddenlng howl,
And stand in the freedom of mind and soul,
With the standard of Temperance unturlcd.
Soon may it wave ocI ransomcd world!
Joy to the Emerald Isle!
She has conquered her dealliest foe.
No more shall the demon beguile
Her sons TO unspcakable woe.
Tho spirit of evil has trumphed long,
But the power of truth from his ietters strong
Has released the captiycs who long have been
The slaves of desolating sin.
Honored and blessed be the name
OfMarHrw, the friend of the poor!
He has kindled a holier flame
Than the world ever witnessed before =
A flame that is spreading far and wide,
With the power of an overwhelming tide,
1t has crossed the ocean, and woe to those
Who attempt its onward march to oppose !
1t has crossed the ocean, and here,
Dy the side of our "libcrty pole
The sons Of old Ireland will rear
The standard of freedom of soul
Long may the banner of Temperance wave
In the land of the free and the home ofthe brave
A harvest of blessings will spring from its roots
And ages to come will rejoice in its fruits.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-02
Melancholy accident.

We learn that Mr.. JAMES ]. CLAPP, an estee.
med citizen of Bristol Kendall county, Ills. on
Friday last whilst engaged at work at the saw
mill in that place, met an unhmcly grave. In
attempting 10 roll logs to the mill, he accidcnty
became entangled among them and one of a large
sized rolled over him and crushed him to death.
Mr. c. was an industrious and esteemed citi-
zen of Bristol, and his untimely and melancholy
death has cast sorrow and gloom over the minds
of his many friends and acquaintance.