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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
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SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE.

SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Richmond, FredsricSsburg and poi,r,a. AMI 80.
Rod Route.
aud alter fotnorrow. the i7ih inst The h,ur Tor Lee,
y tng lor the North ami Wesi Ufc Sonfhetn mai. ,pg
PASSENGER have arriyerD will be o, instead OF So w.
Passengers tr1m Richmond AMI Petersburg leaving =,
ihs hour arc sure ol reaching Rllnirc at7 or IA
in eyance Of those going Noih by the river and hsy
boats under present arrangement
- THOMAS SHARP,
OF Trnrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
OF iNLOES & BROTHEI
HOUSEHOLD FURNITIrpE

n, IhOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
III I'm SUNDAY MORNING, March 2orh On :, IT.,
H., ~ sJ'u IN front of Store rener.l .S.Dek
aud Kitchen Furniture eonsis,in h; ney OF
Beds Bedding and Bedsteads n'sons inpHtoi-
bureaus Work-stands sidebo.,s.
hoghany Tables sofas Roc sins rh.,. o.
Forks; Chairs, &c. uiioiersi Knives and
GROCERIES.
de- kens ne Tine quantity Of Groceries Butter Can.
a. apple anu French Brandy, and other Iionor. s
ping and Wriing Paper, DC es' NsPS wrap
HORSES
htnedaiey after the above, commsnein. =, =, .,-,,
eo saddle and Harness Horses some oS hss sek.
'ep,esehied az being very fine. " WINCH are
dning T.hJL pair card Tables; Wardrobe. I "a,
Jimmy ing aoesi tea Table; shieboarJ set
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

$50 QUO STOCK OF BOOK 5
STATIONERY, MUSIC AND FANCY GOODS,
Selling OF at uery Lot1 Prices, bv
j. w. RANDOLPH & co.
MAIN srRREr, RICHMOND, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

FOR SATURDAY.
$4,000, 25 prizes of 1000.
Neinia WelisbuTg Lottery, Class D. for Is;I-To bs
lawn AZ Alexandra, Va on Saturday, the 81 hpTiI Isi -
S Sion Capials-s300O, 10000 Goo 1000 sIO 1soO
Es' - o. v 50 OF 900 20 OF $50, IS Of 100 &c rs mum
u drawn ballots Tickets only sIO halves
fcr Packages, Shares or Single Tic keis-A Address
ID GREGORY co.
- H., Managers, Rirhmond. Va
- N'''e' mil %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
BY r. Fl. DICKINSON
ADNINIsrp .TOn,,

v,,,-, ADMINISTRATORS SALE
=, VIII be sold, IT, ftont OF IN, B.I re- - ..o.,
to the estate Of w likely young Negro Man belonging
NH 10 HENRY C. wIIIsON
s.s.,. hdn'r Of Capt VIM Grexorv a.,
-nS-rae conducted by Y. II. DtcKrS.o. ~ oee'd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

a Ii persons indebted 10 us, either bv bond ro,. -
- psn account, are hereby Informed thar our snaon
lnaoiiy OF our Banks TO affefd the usual Accom-,
son requires the indsc rminae and eaTlv coiise,iH
% az inees que us-and We do hope, that a1e The Hi
seuSe mat We have heretofore extended 10 our
OF resort to the slow and proee Of
Jaw ior the collection o the debts due US process VI
nnlo DAVID ANDERSON JR T. CO
IN BBLs. Common wHIsKEY, landing this T1o,oI-
~ from sehr Elizabeth Jane OF BalIimose aS s I Jug
'',b N kILBY, SALE a CO
- ~ 2nt door above Old Market
[ UeNAC hhANDf.-2O hall pipes Cog1ac HAN
- ,Iyi received direct from the Importers Of snns,io
mi n W. '"eoy CHAS PALMER
SWEEr OLA very superior desc Tiption sn,,,ti.
- Oi 'ADie use, IN TASKS and bottles, 10 be mad OF
-, LNELL, JOHNSTON a LYHII
~" % At Nc Kihloeis Old stand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

a Two rooms In the second story Of the Compi.
MD Ter tenement, opposite the Banks are offered for
iiU rent. They are IN good situation for business
Applyto JOHN =. GAIIAHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
ROBERT MOTT

rIOUo Z 3 SIGN FAINTER, GLAZIER, Sc.
Next door to the Exchange Bank,
,>,,on,, RICHMOND, VA.
| INFORMS his friends and the pubIIc n. H. $685.,
Pdio MS spring supply Of Paints on Glass o. rh,eS
Sa1y 20 WORK up On moderate terms HAVING az eoo
OF woIknen as can be procured ne will enseavoT 10
e. dmsIacton All kinds Of Paints put up 10 or
lass o. an sizes, sold by the box or single IebtSSs
tieIe for tin single roofs ~ ~ NV s'"uAoie ar
r. . nave procured the services Of Mr. lama r..
49, sn anu Shair Painter. will warranI ms woTk NJ,
NH S-dly '' ~ NO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
GARDEN sRED

~ received, direct itom the growers, fresh ass,t
Wtut oi Garden seed, embracing all kinds n nee ant
st,oote Tom Tho latest crops. Those who wish 10 our
call u,y S5pg ," I. 49, t,Nc MS
NH W -. ~ ~ ~ :, - IN
IWb Tobacco Cnowcrs and Cigar smokers are remin5.
- ~ constantly keep hand, the very bes nfcss MOI
'' ~ 59 "uo'es. CHAsrAiN CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
T II E A T r f.

Doors open nj and the rise at quarter befor.
Soclock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

FREIGHT FOR sCoTTsvILLE AND
rx,u, EtNCHBURG.
now really to receive freight for the above places
shippers will please send goods 10 our nnr :, The
eaho a- me BASIN. BOfD, EDMOND A Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29
REMOVAL,

WE subse rber has removed to the Cary and
u ith street, near Messrs. Kerr, Caski- a. 20.
mn 70 ivy JOHN WIGHT
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
'Ihb subscribers have received by recent arrivals N
= general assortment Of British and American D.S
foods which they offer by piece package and re-
specuuy solicit country merchants others TO call ana
examine wADswoRTtI, TURNER a co.
M.rkc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-29

~ Amanda Baltimore
2ppes pure Pine Apple Gin, the importation Of Ebene.
zcr SievensOns, New York
~ boxes Sperm Candles
~ do Patient superior article
n bbls Old Rye Whiskey
% bags Rio Coffee
q do LagufIa, for sale low for cash
Inh ~ WIN. a. JAS. u. CHRIsTIAN
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
Ordinances
DASSED by the Board of Trustees Of tao
4 Town Of Ottawa at their meeting holden on
the 21th December, l,4l.

HeASSED by the Board Of Trustees Of ro
4 Town of Ottawa at their meeting holden on
the 21th December, l-4l.
OrdcrCd, That the limits of the Town
Of Ottawa shall embrace the following
described territory, TO wit: All that part
of section eleven which lies on the north
side Of the Illinois river and on the west
side Of the Fox river, in township thirty
three north.
Ordcred, That from and after the if
teenth day of January next, AID. 1912,
no stove pipes shall be allowed to pass
through the roofs or sides Of any buildings
within the limits Of the corporation.
Ordered, That from and after the ff-
tecnth day of January next, 1912, no
stove pipes shall be allowed to pass
through any inner partition or ceiling,
unless the same shall be protected in
some suitable manner from danger by
fire, by enclosing the pipe in some non
conductor, or unless the same shall be
secured at least two inches distant from
any wood work through which the same
shall pass.
Ordcred, That a tax of five mills on
the dollar, assessed valuation, be levied
on all the taxable real estate within the
limits Of the corporation, that the same
be collected one half semi-annuaIIy, and
that the clerk make out a list of SAID
lands, at the assessed valuation thereof
and that the same be put into the hands
of the collector ior collection.
Ordcred, That from and after the IF
tocnth day Of January next, AID. 1912
no person shall be permitted to sell OF
ycnd spirituous or vinous liquors in les,
quantatics than one quart within the lin
ITS of the corporation, without license
TO sell the same from the county commits
sjoners court Of the county OF Lasallc, o.
from the trustees of the town of Ottawa.
Ordcred, That from and after the Gr
tcenth day of January next, 1912; NJ
person shall be permitted to obsruct any
street, road or alley within the limits o
the corporation, by leaving Wagons
carts, wood, coal or any obstruction what
ever, in the same, for longer time thar
one day.
Orderci, That from and after the 1874
day of January, 1912, no outer celia
doors, opening into any street in the lin
It's of the corporation, shall be permite,
TO remain open after dark.
d. SANGER, President.
VI. II. SWIFT, Clerk.
Ottawa, Dec. 81, ISL. 32--2V
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31

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The members now orco ,noro broo,b, ,
rrco,v I'M, ,boy wcro nno,Ja ~ dn n,or,
than resolve 70 cIcc, , chanIair AND "rJo,
the clerk to sunDIv Them with ,ho usno
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31
Administrators Sale.
In tie matter Of the real estate !
az
JoII> HALDERMAN, deceased.

Jou> UALDERMAN, deceased.
q Office is hereby given that pur-
z suant TO an order of the Circui,
Court of Lasalc county, the undersigned,
administrator and administrators Of the
estate of John Haiicrmm2, deceased,
will sell at public vendue, at the court
house in Ottawa, in said county, on the
LIST Monday in February next, at II
o'clock, Nj. of that day, to the highest
bidder for the same, the following real
estate whereof the said llalderman died
seized, to wit: West half and the east
half of the southeast quarter of section
number tweuty-sevcn, ( 81, township
thirty-onc, north of range three, east OF
the third principal meridian; Also, the
undivided half of the southwest quarter
of section number twenty-siy, (2G,) same
township and range Also, the whole OF
the west half Of the southwest quarter ot
section number twenty-seven, (27,) same
township and range as aforesaid.
Terms Of so'e-Cash.
The above several described parcel.
will be sold separately.
WILLIAM REDDICK,
Administrator,
HANNAH HALDERMAN,
Administrators
Ottawa, Dec. Il. 1871. 30--Gw
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31
PulFc Safe a. Rcal Estate.

rune >aIc u Ltcal Estate.
q PURSUANT to an order Of the Cir
a cult Cow, Of Lasa.le county, the
subscriber, Administrator Of the estate Of
E>ra 3rii.Y deceased, will sell at
public vcalua, at the door Of the school
house, ON or near the promises, on the
&rs' RJo5ay in FtJrUayy, A. D. 1912,
at , o'clock at noon Of that day, the fol-
lowing tract Of land, to wit: Commence
ng at the centre of section fifteen in
township number thirty-six, north of
range number six, east Of the third prin-
cipa mcrcilau, and running thence north
on the quarter section line five claims and
|siNty-scycn links to the northwest corner
. otsalJ Ach.ay's land; thence south sixty
. six degrees and thirty minutes, east six
chains and cjgh,y-ninc links; thence
sonh parallel with the quarter section
line twenty-five chains AMI scycnty-,wo
links; thence north six,y-,wo degrees
and thirty minutes, west seven chains
and twelve links to the quarter section
line; thence north on said quarter section
line nineteen chains and iorty.six links TO
the quarter section corner ami place OF
beginning: containing sixteen arres-to
be sold in tract, of two acres each, to tho
highest lllcr.
Tuwg # Ea'a-A cgcI., Of months
will be given, the purchase, giving bond
.yih rool sUeuriiv rrr nae r.ymrUt of tho
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31
Administrators Notice.

q ETrERS of administration having
Il A been granted to the undersigned,
bearing date the l7th day of November,
1871, by the Hon. John '. A. Hoes,
Probate Justice of the Peace in and for
Lasalle county, on the estate of Hector
MKeneee, late of said county, deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are
therefore notified that unless they come
forward and settle the same on or before
the first day Of FtJmary neri, their
notes and acceptances will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collection.
And all persons having papers left in the
hands of said deceased at his death, are
requested to call and get the same of the
undersigned, Office in Ottawa.
$. p. SllOpE,
administrator n The estate Of
Hector ltKa-cr, dccd
Ottawa, Dec. 81, lSil, 32..iv
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31
William III. True,

STRAYED from the residence of the
~ subscriber at Dayton, LasalIe coun.
ty, Illinois, on the lOlh inst, three hcad
Of gOmg cattle, consisting of flc0 steers
and one heifcr, two years old next spring.
The steers are both of a brown colour,
and one of them has a white face the
colour of the hoifcr is light red. Any
individual giving Information where the
above described cattle may be found
shall be amply rewarded.
Il. II. BAXTER.
Dayton, Dec. 20, 1871. 32--3w
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31
Caution!
,RIMiNlSlraL0r,s NoLicc.

A III. persons having claims against
N the estate Of ,2ar0a Baio, dcccas-
ed, are hereby notified and requested to
attend before the Probate Justice Of the
Peace in and for LasaIIc county, at his
Office in Ottawa, ir said county, on the
lst Monday in February next, when and
where the subscriber will appear for the
purpose of settling and adjusting all
claims against said estate.
ABRAHAM HOES,
Administrator of said estate.
Ottawa, Dec. II, 1871. 3O--Gw.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-31
EEil!cs WANTED.

Nh bales Of BUFFALO ROBES,
NV just received and for sale cheap
by the subscribers.
WALKER g. UICkLi,G.
Ottawa, Nov. >, 1871. 2t..M.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
SNIFF

The following sketch, from the Richmond
Star, is very clever indeed
"The honorable Senator from Vermont
is notorious snun-taker. "The elouuen,
Senator from Kentucky" you know, is no,
slow at the same business. These gentle.
man are personal friends, and sit close to
each other, Mr.. Prentiss directly in from,
of l'lr. Clay. At the opening of the las,
Congress, Mr.. Clay's servent brought his
master six new boxes, and said TO him as he
presented the first-'Now master, you MUST
take better care Of dcse-you lose 'em 50
fast" MIR. Clay promised good fashions,
but despite the lecture ofhis guardian, before
as many weeks had passed, the boxes were
all non find 'em in my pocketibus, and the
prudent servant forgot to procure any more.
The result was that the noble Senator in
creased his pinches on all sides, when in the
excitement of debate, and especially did his
friend in front have to hold forth the rhetoric
for nostrils, while "Harry" held forth en-
bellished food of another sort.
One day the trumpet tones of "Old Ken
lucky" were filling the Senate chamber with
mellow reverberations, charming all the
'"o"S' -" ""o'O ot'S'itio', anu presenting one
OF those magnificent illustrations of the pow
err of the mind. The subject in debate was
weighty, the orator was profoundly interested
in the result, and acting what no words could
say, he Illuminated "wlh winnowing words
and heavenly eloquencc."
In the midst of the successive outbursts of
passionate but profound eloQuence, you
might have heard that word so charmingly
pronounced by lnm, "Mr. President" and
then followed a signal for snuff. 1t was un-
needed his friend was too deeply captivated
notice anything but the speaking man.
"Mr. President" resounded again, an the
opening ofthe next paragraph, and then came
another rap for some snuff "In the bill
made and provided" said he, and he paused
a moment, with a wistfu look towards his
friend, but the stimulent made and provided
for his bill" not appearing, he went on
to the end of another splendid tumulation of
thrilling periods. Al length the steam was up
to the highest pressure, and the explosion
followed.
"Mr. President !" said he in tones of
mingled grief and evaporation, and the next
moment added in an under tone, Give me
some snufr!'-whereupo "Old Dick" grim
ned, the waiting boys ran for the box. the
grave Senator laughed outright, and the host
of spectators absolutely roared.
Mr.. Clay, with the tact and self-control
so peculiar to him, joined in the spost a.
his own expense, took his snuff, and resumed
his speech. /" His honorable friend" il is
said, has responded to his first rap ever since.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

The following stanzas by Miss Gould, from
1.-The Token" is one of the prettiest little
concets we have for a long time met with. Ii
reminds one of Leigh Hunts " Musical Box
FROST.
The frost looked forth one still clear night,
And he said, " Now / shall be out sight,
So through the valley and over the height
-, In silence I'll take my way;
will 90 on ike that clustering train,
The wind and the snow-ihc hail and the rain.
Who make much bluser a nd uoise in VAIN,
But I'll be busy as they -
Then he went 10 the mountain and powder its crest
He climbed up the trees and their bough, he dressed
With diamonds and pearls and over the brcas.
OF the qulverng lake he spread
\ coat OF mail, that need not fear
The downward point of many spear,
mat ne hung on Its margin far and near
Where rock could rear its head.
lie went to the windows of those who slept
Ana over each pane like a fairy crept
Wherever he breathed, wherever he stepped,
by the light of the moon, were seen
Niost beautiful thngs there were flowers and trees
There We're bevles of birds and swarms of bees
There were cites thrones, temples md towers and
these
All pictured in silver sheen.
But he did one thing that was hardly fair;
He went to the cupboard, and finding there
That all had forgotten for him to prepare
Now Just TO set them thinking
I'll bite this basket of fruit" said he;
" This bloatcd pitcher I'll break in three!
And the glass of water they've left me
Shall tchlck' 10 tell them Pm drinking"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
stephen Haight's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons interested
District of Chtenden, -. in The estate of Stephen
Haght, late Of Burlington, IN said district, deceased
| ln,es.ale.
deceased, having filed in said court his petition IN
writing setting forth that the said ntestae died sezc
OF the following DESERT cd parcels OF real estate
among others, VIZ. about one acre OF and and wafer
privilege, lying the north side of Otter Creek in YER
genne> ;-aboit forty acres Of land, (helng cedar
swamp lying in New Haven Go u, IN the county of
Addison, and about two acres of land lying in Monk
ton in said county Of Addison, being the only lands
| of which the said Stephen Halght died seized of
which situate in said Nersennes, New Haven
Gore and Monkton that the debts against said
iate, allowed by the commissioners, are Sl792 81 ;
that sale Ola portion of said lands is necessary for
the payment Of the debts Of the said nestae that
the SAID nesale left two children, who are his heirs
one OF whom resides out of the stale of Vermont, and
the other is female infant under the age Of eighteen
years that the aforesaid parcels of land are nnpro-
ductlve and that il would be beneficial TO the heirs
and all Other persons Interested in said estate, to
have the whole Of The said several parcels of land sold
and the proceed, of such sale, after the payment Of
the debts Of the said niis,ate and the expenses Of adj
mlnsiraton, divided among the heirs TO said estate
And PRAYING said court 10 grant him. the laid admi-
ni,trator cen,e se all the several parcels Of
land, agreeahly 10 the statute in such mae and
provided WHERRUPoN, the court atore, a ii doll an
point the 22u day of Noveml er, instant, for hear
ing and deciding on sand petition at the office Of the
Register OF SAID court, IN Darlington, IN sad district
ana doth order that al! persons le notified thereof by
Pubilcaon OF tins order, containing the substance Of
sad petitlp3 three weeks successfully in the Burlng
ION zee Press, newspaper printed IN said Burllng
tom the last OF which publications. 10 be previous TO
said 22nd day Of Novemher, instant.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this first day
of November, A. ID. lSil.
WI WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
GOOD COUNSEJ.

No young man can hope to rise in society,
or act worlhily his part in life, without a fair
moral character. The basis of such charac-
ter is virtuous principle; or deep fixed
sense of moral obligation, sustained, and in
v'gorated by the fear and love of God The
youth who possesses such character can bo
trusted. Integrity, truth, bcnevoIence ms.
t'ce' are not with him words without mean.
ing /; he knows and he feels their sacred i'm.
port, and aims in the whole tenor of his life,
10 eSemplliy the virtues they express. Such
a man has decision of character; he knows
what IS right, and is firm in doing il. Sucb
man has independence of character: he
thinks and acts for himself, and is not 10
be made tool of to serve the purposes Of
party. Such a man has true worth of char
acter; and his life is blessing to himself
to his family, to society, and to the world.
Ann, them, my friends, to attain this
character aim at virtue and moral excel.
lence. This is the first, the INDISPENSABLE
qualification of good citizen. 1t imparts
lite and strength and beauty, not only to in
dividual character, but to all the institutions
ana interests in society. II is indeed the
dew and the rain that nourish the vine and
the fig tree, by which we are shaded and
Observation-Disclosures.