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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Jaines Robertson. y others, Bal for
~, D,:,
Douglass Robertson u others. f"""''"
HT appearing To my satisfaction that Daniel
II Robertson. William Robertson, Mary Robert
son. Samuc 4. Brooks, aud Lucy his wife.
Temperance Robertson. Ili.drn Robertson
Elizabeth House, Nancy CarrinG,on, Richard
Christmas. and Mary hi wife, Defendants IN
this case, reside out of the State. Therefore.
ordered: That the said defendants do plead
answer or dcnlur TO this bill. within three
monihs from the publication Of this order. o.
the sad Bill hc taken pro eOgjasoo against them.
J. TERRY. l.. y. ID.
Commissioners Office
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Executive Department..

By his E1coIieney JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
Esquire, GOrernOr and COmmHadfr-'H-ChuJ
in and orer The State Of South Car0tina.
VA HEREAS, information has been re-
w eciyed nj this Department., HAT on the
night OF the 2Olll Of September last. most nj.
irocious attempt wus made by some person un-
known. In murder one Il. ". Harley, Of Col
Teton District: Now know ,c, that to The end
Justice may be douc and The offender brought
TO legal trial, do hereby oGera reward of O"e
Hundred and Fifty Dollars. for this appiehcr'
sion aud delivery into any Jail Of hts State.
Given under my hand and the Seal oi the
State, n, Columbia. the :iUth day ID: Norc'i'.
her. eighteen hundred and forty One, and
the >rxly.sixth year Of the independence
of the United States of America.
JOHN T. RICHARDSON.
By the Governor,
~. LABogpE, Scc'y Of S,a;c.
Dec. o. 6 4'
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brought 10 the Jail

a AZ this District. ncgr" boz. by the name oi
" BILL. abou, ; feet. 81 inches high, very
dark complexion. aud between % and 40 years
of -gc. siou, built, and has scar on hIs Icil
check, and one JUS, over his left nipple. He
says tlia, he belongs 10 Mr.. J. Beck. of Elbcr,
county. Georgia.
The owner is requested TO coure forward.
prove property pay charges and take him away.
{, II. GOODMAN, }. Ed
August ;. ISii If ~
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 lIIc ldte d. A. Wal
"A lace. are requested to make payment, and
all those having demands against The estate, are
requested 10 render them properly at,esied 10
n. l.. Griffin, Esqr., my attorney will, whom
will be placed nl notes aud accounts dnc the
cstn,c. ELLEN Il. WALLACE
Qualified EIecmtrir.
E7Oriohcr "a If 81
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State of south { ar0lina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

l.. b. 'i; pixrev. meams"'.
gA7uEREAS The PlainiiIin the above
w stated case, has this day fled his
Declaration agnisnI the Defendant, who is
absent from aud without the limits Of this
State. us it is said, havin. neither wife nor
a,torncy, known within The same, on whom
n copy of the Declaration with a rule to
Plead thereto, might he served: Ordered
that the Defcndan, Plead To the said Dec
laratiou. within year aud day, ir nj tho
date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will bc awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. c. p
Clerks Office aQc III
Nov, 27. 1911.
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PROSPECTUS
YoR THE SECOND VOLUME OF ruE
Southern Botanico- Medical
JOURNAL.


FNVHE puolicarioa Of this Journal will be
con,,pued-theS Second Volume conf
u,euciup on the lst of January. 1912. 1t
viii Le issued in numbers of sixteen pages
sneh. three tiraes moaili-on the ilrsi.
ten,h and ,weniieil--instead of the hrsi
aud fiIteeniIi, as hiiEerto; thus furnishing
our Subscribers with The same amoun, of
matter. and sariRg Them about half The
,osfage. IL will contnue to be The un-
compromising advocate Of The principles
and practice OF The Th"nsonian system.
which tends, IA We believe. 10 the best
,cpporaiin,eres;s Of the human family. in
insi:uc;ing ,henn in The art Of preserving
Health and ptoIonaing life; and will we
trust. contribute its share in the progrcs.
siyo march OF Medical reformation now
taking such rapid strides in every section
ofour behaved country. Our bes, ener-
aies shail b., devoled To render it one ol'hc
mos, useful aud entertaining publications.
of the sind now publishing.
TERMS:
Subscription price fur Q single c"py,
T,kree DoiLurs: Tor two or more copies.
o,,l.red a, one time. I'tro Dollars and Fif-
iy Cents.
sny person forwarding the names oi
Teu new suhsrrib"rs. and Twenty-Five
Dollars, (current money! shall receive the
eleventh copy for his services.
~ No paper ,eiR in any instance, b
sent ,ritIiout payment in adrane'. Thi'
rulc will be strictly adhered l".%O
All COMMUNICATIONS OF business nj.
,,rc ~ bs addressed to the PROPRIETOR. and
ali communications inteuded for puhlica.
:;ou 10 be addressed 10 II. Lee, NJ. d..
Edi,of.
No Letter ,riu be taken from The cGe'
aaless The postage is Pa'd, or The htte
franked. ,oor.
Forsyth, (Ga.) lSii.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.


IN TIE COURT or ORDINARY
WETHEKEAS paper purp"r,lnS TO hc Tic
w last will and testament Of Thomas Key
noIds. late of the District and State aforesaid
was nd,ni. ed to probate IN common form on the
:.22d September lasl; and wEcIcas WHEY Key
uohl-. Lawson Ec,nod-, and Joseph While
and Sophia his wife who would have hecn en- .,
titled 10 distribution share, in the estate oi said
Thomas. il he had d;rd Iniesialr, have given me
notice that they require The sod will !" he prov
cd in due form cf Gn: and whereas John Key
DoI,!s. one of the distributes ri said estate sc'
sides without the limits ol this State; and j
proper petition having hecn prepared for tins
purpose: hereby give notice to the SAID Joen
REYNOLDS, aud 10 n Il others interested IN san
Es,n,c. that on III" lllh ofJannary next shan
hcar testimony concerning snid VIII. ana pro-
cccd TO determine the validity thereof:
q. T0WLES,
Ordinary Of EdgqffH Distr.st.
Oct. -, 1871 n"'o :"
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W4kEHOLSE And WH4RF

" 4 REIOC 81 lND " H3NE
Is Sow ~ GOOD CONDITION.
Having raised the Warehouse above the
highest hi.h.wa aier mark of the greet May
Hood, with sufficient foundation TO make it
perfectly secure from any Rise in the River.
while our location in Point of FIRE
not surpassed by any Ware House in
Hamburg, being situate on The Corner OF
Centre aud Market Streets. and occupy
ing the whole front Square 10 Cook Street,
opposite the Bank & Post Office. convent
ent 10 the Rail ROad, Immediately on the
River, and in the very Centre of the Prin-
ciple Cotton Dealers and Shippers, aud the
great lhoroughrair TO the Bridge.
Grateful for the liberal support we have
hitherto received. solicit from our Patrous
and the public generally, q continuance Of
their confidence. From our long expert
cnce IN The WGshouse and Commission
business. feel confident. with our facilities,
to be able to give TO all entire satisfaction.
We make liberal advances Oh Cotton in
Store, aud VIII attend TO the Sale or Ship
ping OF Cotton on moderate terms.
Business Committed 10 our care will
receive prompt attention with our best Of
iorrs for the interest of Customers.
SIBLEY q USHER.
Hamburg s. c.. Oct. /. 1871, tf 36
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN TIE COURT or Ordinary.
NNT HEREhS a paper purporting 10 be
w tie last will aud testament Of BENJAMIN
Lindsey, late Of The District aud State aforesaid.
was admitted 10 probate in common form. on tho
nh day of Oct0bc: last: and whereas Is. l..
MurrclI. William MurrclI. Martin Edison and
wife Martha. Jesse VI. Cogburn and wife Eli.
IN. Vary MuncIl. Susan Ann Muircll, Vushti
MuirclI and Sarah c. Alurrcll. who would have
been entitled 10 distribution shares III the estate
ot said Bcramn. il he had died interstate. havo
given me notice. that they require the said will
to BE- proved III due inIm of law; and whereas
steward Adams, benjamin Adams, Daniel
l.orkbridgc and wife Marinza. and Francis
Coleman aud wife Lucinda. distributes Of said
state, reside without the limits of thus STATE,
aud proper petition having been prepared for
tins purpose. | hereby give notice 10 the said
stewart, Adams Benjamin Adams. Daniel
l0ckbridsc aud wife AIarinZa, aud Francis
Grlrman and wife Lucinda. and TO oil interested
IN said estate, that ON the 2Jtl, ofFebruary next
| shall hear testimony concerning said will, and
proceed 20 determine The validity thereof.
OLIVER TOWLES,
Ordinary Of Edgcfeid District.
November 22, ISi. 50 0Ol 3,m 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05
Mount Prospect Academy,

sESHl. Exercises oi this Academy will COM
mencc on the second Monday in Junua-
ry next, under the Reciorship of Mr.. Jony B.
NvRAGyE The Trustees take great pleasure
in recommending him as gentleman Of high
moral character. and amply qualified 10 dis
chare all the duties incumben, upon his avoca-
ZION. Mr. Morngne il remarkably proficient in
the Greek. Latin and French languages. the
latter he renders unc prououncrs with as much
iaciliiy and accuracy rs any young man in the
country; also Philosophy, Chemistry, Astruno-
Inv. Optics, &C., Mathematics through all its
various branches, such as Arithmetic, Algebra,
Surveying. plain and selec,. descriptive and
analyticul. Geometry, Triganomctry, Mcnsu-
ration. Shades, Shadows aud Linear prospcc.
tive, DfIcrenlial aud Integral calculations. &c.
oil of which AIR. Moragnc teaches upon the
well known and practical system taught in the
Military Academy NJ West Point Also Gram
mar, Geography and History upon the most
approved plan. After having thus procured
the services cf an cIlicicn, aud practical Teach.
er. the Trustees ilat,cr themselves they will re-
ceiyc-.lic liberal patronage OF an enlightened
public.
Noun, Prcspec, Academy is situated rwo
miles North Yves, OF Cambridge. on high rle-
waited aud sandy soil. beside .ursc and bcau-
,iiul Spring of pure water.
Terms Of Tuition per Session o. fire Months.
Greek, Laiin and the higher branches
Of hiathcmaics, $l5 0O
French, Philosophy. Chemistry, AS
tronony, Optics, &c. 10 90
History, Rhetoric. Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic, Surveying, &c. { 90
Rcadlng, Wiring, Geography. and
History, &c. 6 90
BT Good Boardia. can be obtained in the
vicinity of the Academy from So 10 $8 per
month
s. V. CAIN. President.
X. c. GRIFFIN, y Pre'di.
n. McCANTS. Secretary,
J. r. TARRANT, I'vas'cr.
X. CHILD.
\. NJ. WHITE,
II. CLARK. Board Of 1fusieess.
Nov. 8, 1911 sI2
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II oil lCe.
8Oclobcr II

a Ii persons indebted TO the estate ol John
IA Cuker, decd. previous To hIs death. are
requested To make payment, and those 10 whom
the cslu,e are indebted will render their claims
according 10 law.
OLIVER TOWLES,
Ordinary Of Edgefeid District.
Nov. 22 It i3
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Notice.

TOY an order from the Ordinary of
ID EigeGeld District, will sell on Fri
day the 7tn day Of January next, a, the
la,o residence of ID. 4. Mitchell, deceased,
all tho personal property tina, is NOT spc-
eiacally .cilled. consisting of fourteen
likely Negroes, Corn, Cotton, Fodder,
Small Grain. Stock. Horses, Mules, Cat
lie. Hogs. Sheep, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, PLANTATION Tools, &C.. on a
crc,li, till The 25th December 1912. Pur-
chasers to gi.e note aud approved secu-
rites.
NIB. All persons indebIed to The above
estate will make immediate payment. all
those having demands agains. said estate
will render ,hcn,in properly a,icstcd as
the law directs. II. Is. u. ddm.
Dec. Is. lSil st AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-05
State of South Carolina.
.IBBETHLE DISTRICT

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Moore vs.. Declaration IN iadch-
Mathew Houston. man.
NWJHEREAs the Plaintiff in the above stat.
w ed case, has this day filed his DerIara.
ton against the Deinndant. who is absen, from
and wilhou, the limits ofthis State. (as IL said
having neither vile nor attorney. known with.
in the same, OH whom n copy Of the Dcclara,
ton wllh rule To plead thereto might hc scrv.
ed: Ordered. that the Defendant plead to tho
said Declaration, within i year and day from
the date thereof. otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will be awarded against him.
JNO. T LIVINGSTON, {. C p.
Clerks Office,
May II, lSil. ) R& r.. APP II
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE CONlON PLEAS.

c; J; Glover, iI,; rs. Desiara,ioain attachment.
WW7iIEREAS the Piain,iliin the above sta
w ted case. In. this dny filed his declaration
ayains, the Defendant, who il absent from. and
without tile limits otlis Stale, as il is ,aid. har
ing uei,licr wife nor attorney, known within lhr
same, on whom copy of,lie declaration with n
rule to plead thereto. nigh, be served: Order.
ed ,l,a, the Defcndau, plead 10 the said dccara.
ton, within year aud day. from the date
thereof. otherwise final and absolute jujgmcn,
will he awarded agnins; him.
clerks OGfe,, GEO. POPE. C. C. r.
Oci IL. 1871. AGE :ic
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State Of South Carolina.
ABREVlI.LE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLE.iS.
William McCnrlcy,

Trammel 81 Jonas,
FENHE Plaintiff in the case, having filed his
Il declaration in my oiiice. and the Deien.
dan,s having neither wives nor attorneys. OF
whom copy OF the said declaration, with a rule
to plead thereto. might he served: Ordered,
that the said Defendants do appear aud plead
TO tho said declaration, wi,lin 4 year and a day
from tho date oiihis order. or final aud absolute
iudginen, will be awarded aguins, them.
JNo. +. LIVINGSTON. c. c.r.
Clerks Qffee, Dec. l6. 1911 aTc IL
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E'actUrage 81 GenllIaaIssloin
Business,

HAMBURG, 5. C.
A 5 have declined selling goods, be"
IA leave I" return my grateful acknowledge
rncnlS 10 my friends, and the public generaily
for their libcrn! patronage while thus engage.
now offer my services 10 The pubic IL AZ
Agent. 10 receive and forward oil kinds oi nier
cimndiZc aud produce. And. as l VIII moi De-
engaged III any olhcI business. VII! pay sirci
attention TO the interest Of ai those consisnlng
.iicir proiucc or merchandise 10 me-, and while
ia my house the best care will be- taken, and Tor
wardcd with despatch. or orders promptly
obcyeh.
From experience and observation, have
lon. thought tim; 4 iailiitul agent could render
considerable service TO the planters. III scliin:
their cotton aud flour. aud buying Their sroce'
ries: And. as have been engaged in this mar
kci. for the last ten years, and acquainted WITH
the general rOn;iHc "Ibusncss therefore oiiri
my services Ia my friends aud the planters Gen
craIly: and will Faithfully dcyorc my undivided
attention in the interest of nj! those who may
cou!.nit to ms charge the selling of their pro-
ducc. AMI buying such ARTICLES a. they may "r
der.
IN all cases my commission shall BE- moderate
II l.. JEEfERS
Sent %. lSIl ,f:i5
L. ). am not Interested in any WarclOus.
IN the place: therefore all Cotton sent 10 III!
,arc. will be stored a. directed. aud II no dIIcc
hons, my best Judgment will be used for the
planters interest. II. l.. j.
Tie GrccnyIlc iInuntaineer EdceiieId Adj
ver,iscr. PcndIcton Messenger and Highland
Sentinel and Highland (N. CO. Messenger W.
insert the nbovc. two months. and iorwart! bill
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

TAMES T. Gray. OF Beach Island, tolls he
eD fore me one mouse colorei Mule, no olhei
particular marks; judged 10 be IA or - years
Of age. and about four aud half feet hish'
appraised by John NJ. Walker, Edward Adams
and Drury 5. Adams. n, thirty dollars.
ROBERT ANDERSON, NJ. E. ID.
Hamburg. Sd Dec 1871. mit ~
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r. B. BOUKNlGuT. .ad'mr.
State of South Carolina.

Penn & Brannan, VI Beverly Burton,
The Same vs. The Same.
I. II. Munday, vs.. The same
The same VS.. the same.
ww7II,L BE SOLD at the hoase of Deft.
w on Monday the 9th Of January next,
sys Bales of Cotton, one lot OF seed Cotton:
s,on Of Corn and Fodder, Que Wagon and
orl,cr articles. Terms CASH.
SN' 8. CHRISTIE. $. Z. D.
Dec. 81, 1881. (sl SOY ct a
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SHELLEY & USHER,
gE1reI,Osase 0sad Commits.
siO3s Merchants,
HAMBURG. >. y

VHAKE pleasure in announcing to their
Il Country friends and 10 The Public
,.r,r,jIy rb,I their
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-26
Dayton Mill.

vENIIE milling business will hereafter be
Il conducted by the subscriber, who
has put in two pair of new French burr
mill stones, new boiling cloths, &c. Per-
sons wishing 10 have their grain lowered
can have it done in the best style, and on
reasonable terms for toll or cash.
His custom mill has undergone thorough
repair, and is now calculated TO do as good
business as the country can afocd. Gus
toners from distance as well as those
near at hard, can have their grinding
done, (bolh wheat and CORN on the shor.
test possible notice.
lie hopes by strict attention and accom-
modating millers, to render genaral salts
faction, and solicits the patronage OF hi
old friends and customers, which ha
heretofore been SO literally bestowed
upon him. JOHN GREEN.
! Dayton, Aug. IL, 1912. lott.
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JAS. SHIELDS, Audit0r.

Progress Of Free Irade IN Eaglaad.
AT the dinner recently given to Mr..
Everett, at Manchester, the president of
the table talked in this fashion to the Amer
lean minister:
We deeply regret that there should
exist the slightest barrier to the most per-
feet commercial freedom between the en-
terprising population of these islands, and
our brethren of the American continent.
We trust that the delusive idea OF protec-
ting one branch of industry, by inAicting
injuries upon other branches, is fast pass
ing away; and that ere long, the album
dant products of your country, and the va
rious manufactures Of ours, will be freely
interchanged; that commercial iransac-
tons will become as uncontrolled by iis-
cal restrictions, as are the waves, which,
while they separate, yet serve TO unite the
parent with the daughter country. We
feel convinced that the doom of monopoly
is sealed in our land that even the blind
ness of party is becoming enlightened
and that all the wise and good will sooi
be brought to regret that a single hou
should have been allowed TO pass wilhou
the adoption of the sound principles o
free trade"
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Land for Sale.
Wheat.
school Lands for Sale.

GECTION sixteen (l6) in township
- ,wen,y.nine (29) north OF range
four, az east Of the third principle me-
ridian, will be offered for sale at the court
house in Pontiac, Livingston county, ON
Monday the 18th day Of September next.
Said section will be offered for sale in sew
enteen lots of from twenty to forty acres
each, some of which said lots will rank
with the first class of ,imbered land in this
county, and the remainder is timbered
land of less value, and about one third OF
i, is Prairie calculated for ,illagc, the state
road running through from Peru to Laiay'
elite, and the Vcrmilion running through
the southeast corner Of the above section
Payment will be required OF purchasers
IN current funds, and in manner prescribed
in the 10Th section of an act, making pro
visions for organizing and maintaining
common schools, approved Feb. 26, ls4l
SAMUEL BOYER, Sch. Com.
July %, 1912. S--Sw.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, ILLINOIS, }
Springfield, Aug. 20, 1912.

CPiiHSue huS. ~, 1919
TO the Collector Of the county Of
DEAR SIR The Governor, Auditor,
and Treasurer have prohibited the recep-
ton of the bills of the State Bank of Hi
nois and branches in the payment of the
revenue of 1912, and of debts due the
school fund. The bills of the Bank of H.
linois at Shawneeiown would have been
included in the prohibition also, if the law
had only invested us with such powers.
The object Of this measure is to suspend
the collection of the revenue for the cur
rent year, which would otherwise COM
mence in September next, until the Legis-
lature may have ali opportunity OF acting
on the subject.
Without some such suspension act a
large portion of the revenue of 1912, par
tcularly that portion payable by non.rcsj-
dent land owners and large land compa-
MES, would be paid to collectors before
the meeting of ;he legislature; and that
body would be consequently prevented
for the space Of another year, not only
from making any change in the system,
but from dissolvlng the y ing conneX-
ion now subsisting betw HE State and
bankrupt institution. The restoration
of sound currency which is 50 essential
ly needed at present in this State can only
be effected by the joint cliocts of the gov
eminent and the people, and the first step
towards the accomplishment of,hs object,
is the rejection of deprecated paper by
the Slate.-It is folly to hope for sound
circulation while the government is pat
ronizlng a worthless one. 10 proven,
this change from operating oppressively
the legislature will have it in its power,
by the reduction of salaries and the cur
tailment of all expenses not absolutely in
dispensable to the existence of govern
ment, to make Il material reduction in the
taxes for the next two years
BY this means a sound currency can be
gradually, though perhaps slowly, intro
duced without increasing the burdens OF
the people. The exlgency OF the present
crisis requires a common sacrifice, ard il
1t be wisely aud firmly made, both by the
people and their agents, fnw years will
suffice to lift our young State out of its
present prostration.-Once more take
the liberty Of repeating that the object and
intention of the present notification is to
suspend the collection of the revenue (ol
the year 1912 until the meeting of the
Legislature, at which time that body car
provide for the payment of taxes in sucl
funds as it may deem advisable, ant
effect such reduction in the amount of re-
venue as it may deem practicable.
Your obedient servant,
JAS. SHIELDS, .audif0r.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-26

RigM.-The New York Cadets, a foot
company, are commanded by Colonel
Mipper.-Richmond Star.
Yes, and whole soied SET of fellows
they are said to be, Corporal.-N. o.
Picayune.
True-ready at tap. But who sold
them Star.
1t boots not who soled them, Corporal.
But word by way of advice--keep out
of their way, for they give no quarters
Picayune.