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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

U Mrs j. Grswod of Hanover, in Chau
iauquc County, fell in the fire at her residence
few days since, and was burned in such name
as to cause her death in two days.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

II There was full house the New-York Museum
last night With such attractions Dianoad, Jenkins Re-
sae BOYLE Delaruc Wright, Curiosiics Picture Gallery
&C not 10 be Tne frrlHail will appear
before the public on Monday next which will beyond IA
doubt establish. the that there Memads this being
the second that has appeared within short time, aut
where they come from is asother question.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

% The Commercial says that vessel will sail
from this port for Columbia River about the lst OF
January
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

SCHOONER JAMES FIsHER.-The schooner James
Power, at this port yesterday from Nassau, n. ?.
brought home Capt. Huntington and crew of the
schr James Fisher, of this port, destroyed by fire
at sea on her voyage to Baltimore from Jamaica.
The schooner, having on board part of cargo and
over four thousand dollars in specie, was discoS-
cred to be on fire early on the morning of 4th Oc-
tobcr, when about 40 mics S. Z. of Rum Key
Every exerton was made by the captain and crew
upon the first discovery of the fire to ex,inguish it,
but being unablc to effect this, the matches were
Immediately closed, and the vessel stcered for lard
in the hope of running her ashore.
At II, A. NJ. the fire having apparently abated,
the foro hatch was raised for the purpose of throw
ing out the old rope, and pouring water upon that
portion of it which on fire, all sail being low
cred to prevent MS much as possible any current of
air from getting below. But npcning tho
hatch Inc namc burst out, aad the crew he'd barely
time to escape to the boat. Nothing was saved.
The smskc seen by the inhabitants from
the Key, bat suFposing it to be the smoke of a
steamboat, they did not discover their mistake in
season to save any ,hsng Of value from the vessel.
The captain sent off wrecking boat in search bat
nothing could be found, excepting a few floating
Goals, ard pieces of the wreck nearly consumed.
She sunk undoubtedly Bait. Amer
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

n WHY should hope be given up while life asts Many
persons who have been given up by their physicians to die
have been raised by the use OF Dr. Coverts Balm OF Lie
aioit.slreet young lady in Eighteenth street, MIR Ely
merchant S0uthsree and Mr.. Brawin Ferry street.
Newark N and host OF others This dicHe lsa cure
tor Coughs Colds, Consumption Dyspepsia, Costiveness
Bronchitis Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, Whoop'ng
it taken in season. Dr. CovertS Office for the sale of co
verts Balm of Life, Femng's highly Medcated Worm,
DiarrEus Dinner and Cataric Candies, Humphreys Ple
Ointment PhepSs Tomato Pills, and Sir Ashley Cooper's
celebrated Save l35 Nassaustrc under Clinton
Hall, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

% Mr.. Lancaster, newspaper carrier, fell
down and died almost without struggle, In the
Hancock House, Boston, on Monday morning last
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

p7 On the morning of the Sd the dwelling
house of Mr. John Thomas, about miles from
Portsmouth o. was consumed by fire, and his
mother, highly respectable aged lady, perished
in the flames.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

CONFERENCE.-THE IOOWIDp aCtS are puUIsIIeU 20 SHOW
the utility reputation of The Metallic Tablet They are
extensively used and approved OF in the cutlery establish
menls in Europe in America cericatsd by The most sci
entc gentlemen and received first premiums at the Fairs
Of the American Institute every time they have been ex
hbed competitions; last, though least, il is the only
article of the kind for the last wenlythree years. that has
been deemed worthy of imitation, and that 10 such an ex
tent that almost every in this City have articles for
sale alike only in outside appearances for is weknown
that no other has the power OF producing smooth and thin
edge 10 a rszor.
Be careful, when buying, t, see the name OF Q. SAUND-
ERS The label the original inventor and manuac-
uIrer. l63 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

% B. c. Atwood Esq. one of the most re-
spectacle merchants of Bangor Me. was recently
harncssng u horse to his carriage, when the horse
started and the wheel of the carriage passed over
his head and wounded him so severely that be
expired in few minutes
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

20 The admirers of Sacred Musc-,hc purest
and noblest form of the art-will be gratiied by
the intelligence that Mr.. c. Z. HoRS has acarly
ready for production new Sacred Cavitata, enti-
tied Christmas Bells; or, A Tale of Holy Tide.
The words are by the Rev. J. NJ. BRowN, of As
toria, and are of highly pleasing aad poctcal
character. The whole Cathedral service of the
Episcopal Church is introduced with fine effect,
with its Chants, Responses, Gloria Patri, ETC.,
and the Carols of the Villagers are finely accom-
panied By the joyous peals of the Christmas Bells.
There are many excellent openings for effect, OF
all of which Mr.. Horn has fully availed himself.
Its production will take place next month, about
the festival season which it commentaries, and
while it cannot fail to delight all who quail
fed to appreciate composition of such nature,
we trust that the present well deserved popularity
of Sacred Music will make its performance real
benefit to its meritorious composer.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

act, IN treasury notes, or IN notes OF banks
which shall be Immediately payable, on
demand, in gold and silver, at the places
where received. The bill contains suta-
bic checks ana guards TO prevent the en-
bczzlemcnt and improper use of the pub
lie money, and TO secure the fidelity of
the officers Of the board.)
Mr.. Davis of Ky, made minority re-
port, which was also read and ordered to
be printed with the rcpor! and bill Of the
majority. Adj.
I'd. lS.-Ssuo'c.-Mr. Clay presen-
ted memorial from naturalized citizen
of the United States, m lriahman, who
states that under the laws he fears he
owes allegiance to two countries. He
wished, il possible, that some law could
be adopted that would insure his safety.
The memorial was referred to the COM
mllJ1e on foreign affairs.
Mr.. Clay next presented a memorial
from citizens Of Pennsylvania in oppose
ion to the compromise act, and in relation
to the system Of protection generally.
Mr.. Clay took the occasion briefly to cx-
press his views on the subject, which eli
cited a short debate between him and
Ncssrs Calhoun and Preston, after which
the memorial was referred to the commit
tee on manufactures.
Mr.. Mcrr!ck gave notice that the ex-
chcQucr committee would make their re-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
TWENTY.SEVENTH CONGRESS,
SECOND SESSION.

Tuesday, FcJr. Observation-Disclosures
some unimportant business, Mr.. Clay
submitted for considerations eleven reso-
lutions which were read and ordered to be
printed, declaring, /. That it is the best
policy not to incur a national debt; 2.
That a duty of 20 per cent. will not yield
a sufficient revenue for the wants Of the 90
vernment; 3. That, therefore, the rate of
duty on foreign imports ought to be rails
ed TO 80 per cent: 4. That when the Ia
riff is once so regulated there should be as
little departure from it as possible; 5.
That that part Of the distribution law
which stops the distribution whenever the
tariff is raised above 90 per cent. should
be repealed 6. That in this season Of en-
barrassment the government ought TO praC-
tse rigid economy Z. That the contin-
gent expenses of congress and the mileage
of members should be reduced s. That
the expenses of the judicial department
should be reduced .. That our diploma
tic relations are unnecessarily extended
and should be reduced; 10. That the
ranking privilege should be restrained,
the postage on letters reduced, and on
newspapers increased IL. That the diff
terent heads of departments be directed to
report what Offices can be abolished and
what rctrenchments made without detri-
ment to the public service.
After few remarks from Mcssrs. Clay
and Calhoun the resolutions were made
the order of the day for Thursday Of
next week.
Mr.. Kings resolution fixing upon the
30Ih of May for the adjournment of con-
grcss was laid on the table-2l to 10.
The bill posponing the operation Of
the bankrupt law to the first of July was
then taken up and rejected by the follow
ing vote -
Massachusetts. Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Cal
houn, Fulton, Graham, King, Linn, McRobcrts,
Pierce, Sewer, Smith of CON- Sturgeon, Tappan,
Walker, Woodbury., Wright, and Young--lS,
NAys-Messrs Barrow, Bates, Bcrricn, Choute,
Clay, Clayton, Evans Henderson, Huntington,
Kerr ,Mangum Mcrrick, Miller, Morchead, Phelps,
Porter, Preston, kives, Smith of Ind, Southland,
Tamadgc, White, and Woobridge-23.
Mr.. Clay's resolutions, amendatory
Of the constitution, were next taken up,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.

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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

On Monday last the cnlcrprIsng propretors of
son & Clark Of this county, rendered to the cii-
zens Of Ottawa a pleasure trip to Peru, which
was accepted by large number Of ladies and
gentlemen. The day was pleasant, notwilhstand-
ing the wind was rather chilly on the downward
passage, for comfort on the hurricane deck.
The boat left Ottawa between 10 and II
o'clock, with her coors floating at stem and stern.
whilst the Ottawa Band played appropriate airs,
and the signal gun echoed DER the water and sur
rounding hills. The hurricane deck was crow
ded with the company, and smiling countenan-
ces were seen in every direction. The young
looked gay, and the aged seemed young. The
Captain was obliging and rendered every thing
as comfortable as possible during the trip.
The boat arrived at Peru at about II o'clock,
NJ, at which place our citizens could remain but
a short time as the boat was obliged to return to
Ottawa in order that she could meet her time on
her trip to st. Louis. This short time, however,
was agrecably occupied by the citizens of both
places. The guests were heartily welcomed by
their neutrality-suspicious. formed, and for
mer friendship kindly renewed. A large com
pany of ladies' and gentlemen of Peru accompa.
MED the party to Ottawa, where the boat arrived
in time to return to Peru at an early hour in the
evening. The company will long and pleasing
ly remember the pleasures derived from this cX
cursion, AMI ever feel grateful to the proprietor
Of this noble boat for their attention to them.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

BY reference TO another column it will be
seen that County Temperance Convention will
be held in this place on Saturday the 10Th inst
The importance of this convention should be
duly considered by the citizens throughout the
county, and should enlist their feelings and com,
mand their presence. Whilst meD frequently
travel many miles to attend conventions for Other
purposes, they should consider that the cause Of
Temperance has equal, if not superior claims to
their time and attention,
We need not say one word in favor of the
Temperance Reform. The good il has already
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

Myb Tolcace.--Thc Chicago Democrat, of the
Oh inst says: "Thc house of Mr. Weldon,
seven miles below Rockford on the River, was
entered by company Of men in disguise, on the
evening of Saturday of last week, just as he was
going 10 bed. He was seized and a rope tied
around him. lie was then dragged away and
has not since been heard from. His two sons
jumped out Of the window and run in pursui, and
heard their father Fry out for mercy in very fee.
bic tone several times AS the company consis-
ted Of about dozen persons, they feared to pur.
sue near them and so went to Rockford for aid,
At last dates, the sheriff witha posse had gone out
to seek for Mr.. Weldon and the Commuters OF
this daring outrage, who are supposed to be his
neighbors With whom he bad difficulty abou,
some land"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

Tyginia,-Thc legislature of Virginia, after
numerous ballo,ings for the election of governor,
have been compelled to abandon all further effort
to that end in despair. BY this failure John NJ
comes in as governor by default.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11


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but III '@.n'
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from nothing. The 'o'aucs ol 'he credit sl stem
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they have even believed tile greatest and best de-
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from the constant practice OF borrowing we have
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more Tor the love OF h'Tro"''E Tan nom any "c-
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The little aud short sayings of wise and excel
lent men are of great value, like the dust Of gold,
or the least spark of diamonds.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-11

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Harry o. INC " est mas i'S' had' good MS word
and resigned his scat in the United States Senate,
from and after the 3, ST ay of this present month
If March Rc,,y, wa ,i,, H.. l.,,'r T., ~, I,.,;.
i"'"'t u! ncH'uthE III winch TINS determination OF
his is made known. Wen, it is hoped Uncle sam
will be able TO survive it. vhethc, tbc vhir Marty
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

T IVERPOOL ORREL COALITION
saatly On h.nd and for s,le a, The lowest market
prcr. by WARD BROWNE,
y2 al Wasbinglos-sL cor Laght
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

PoLru OFFIcE.-THFFT OF GsLD AND Su-
yER-A seaman named David Lew = belonging the ship
John liurn arrested hy officers Colyn and Sweet,
charged With having stolen IS doubl0ons and S2j silver
from Paul Paterson passenger board said ship her
passage flier Jom Nev-Orean-. The complainant gave
h. monty n Mr Lander a., mate, the sh inst keep
o h 'ad e day before tie vessel arrived hther It was
discovered 70 hc stolen. Search made and on
"'dn''iaf Paterson sued out ss7rch warrant and he
fh''- i"nd - Of ue siv'r m bag 1 paint pot and
>l more 1 naraas ~ ihc ore.a.le. w.ere lews, on
beng ao used. c"used had pi7ced L He denied how
ever ha's taken any gold cr The oher silver and sad he
N'' ihe OBJ 'k, broke il opta, AMI threw ore'hoarG Hc
ws c0mmiti,t TO answer.
SrNr = Er REcLAINrn.-A young girl Of II named
Nsrs fsfrson arrested Wednesday night about y
o'clocs ne Bsregy hy Capt Scott, oi the Walch,
snf ssc' ouduct aud nose >te sent toll House
% ss'fag 9 f1 Doc reclaimed u .nssiblc.
forSe THirvc. -Thomas O'Bren, Timothy McCarty.
caci Bride and Thomas Dr.ooI boys, were arrested
hf 0 VI Gfaib Tor stealing several leces Of sk and
cotton v.,uss, which we're found u ther POSSES n Ihey
"'lc c1nntted, ard o"ner- ase wanted tor The goods
AkFgsr cr CoNyicr -Jame. Jonc. convict on Black
wcs Island Nho escaped with Others come time since, wa
arrested today boy officer j. l. smith sad Mr. Rucke for
mf Dgy herptr and sent haca 10 erve out ~ term o
Arms - LATE CArTAiy or ruE wATcH.-wilHam o.
Welt at" Captain OF the 5l District watch, arrested
a." and held 10 bail in 500. the pper Police
Ohcc charge OF msdemeaGor n d'schargin- from hs
waicrhol'e pus)ner charged With burglary onihe lth
June last.
LAIt JUSTICE ~ FksoN.-lhe supreme coufi hAV-
ing den ej the Application for new trsl o ilam ley,
iae Ward J1ce, convicted OF receiving stolen money
uc b. 81 Frederick, the Of which be pad 70
them ordered ID. bach the oyer and IermnCr
sentence, ihC bari oi Mr.. " icy surrendered HIM
lay, and Be was commll,ed t. await his sentence.
CoRoNER's CgFicE.-HEYoRRHAGE oF TIE
L~vcs-rhs Coroner held inquest At h.s Office today
the body of Hannah Jones, coored woman OF No II
Orange-.rcel, native Of Long Island, who had been ~
nth cough and Yous cKpcciOraiOn fer time and
aayirs attacked with discharge of blood IRON The
l.pgs "Wednesday night, clock. died hours alter
va.js. Verdict died ot heluorfhsge Of he lung.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
VI markets.

ASHES-Since Yesterday about 80 bblS Pots have been
taken A, - ~ a. - W. believe there ies none
10 be had les than a. & For Pearls holders ash
ing s. -. but the Jew sales making n = 6@t
COTTON-The salss to-day are light and The market
has downward tendency.
FLOR-The receipts larger than for spme days past
being from jo00 COCO bbis but there j. particular
change to notice in demand price. Genesee bring, -
with small occasional sales al - oct Ohio asd Michigan
fiat y q St; round Western is h demand al - u !
Holder. are rn a nj il good demand should spring up
there would probably Ne advance IN rates Sale ~
bbs ound OHIO Tor British Provinces at = ~ and -
Tro, At ST There i considerable inquiry ;or southern
SAL. 100 Gcorgeto~n - The sales Of Gahcgo men,
toned yesterday about 80 bbs al y p Sales Jerse!
Corn Meal at S275.
GRAIN-Abou 500 bushels ilinoi. Wheat has been re-
but sales made. Corn rather scarce ana hrn
or Sale, 700 Northern os,. al Sc weight Jersey and
North yer would bring 6Or. No Rye ~ market sales
Canal Oat. al 81 Sc. OF NewOrleans has been re-
we'd
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
KaplSrupts-,luiy -,

John J.. Brewster, ale merchant, Ne"-No-S inow Of
Brookiyul-Scpt ,
joseph =. Whte, tarm Of White Rchards) merchants,
New Ioft.--~tpt. ;.
ThoaIa. r. Eichar6s.-Sept3
Jonathan DauiOrih. merchant, New-Nork.
Noes q WOOD, merchant, New York.
KIchara BurgaieH, ylctudier, New.iOrk.
T. q. MERRITT, victualler Ncw-iOra.
james VI. B1r.ei, Ne~.IoIk, ta,e firm Burger Ste.
ven,. DcU.it)
n. & n h. Hanson, house painter Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
l)I ED

Jvy %, Alice =, daughter OF John f. Foley, aged
months and N dayN
July =. Alice infant daughter Of BeeJamin NJ and Sarah
FreebcTu.
July T. ailer shor, lines. Mrs Margaret Higgins, aged
~ wears
july =. Thomas h. OF Mary and the late Thomas
Reion. aged l5
At kee,eye. Y, July p, julia Theresa, 2d daughier
~ EeA. " VI q mn .Eel :. mnuIl..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

Ri. oopuar article is commended 10 the public as pecu
llrv desirable AT se present time for its economy ro'
elegance and durability competes successfully with Ht
mot costly Hats worn Price s. p. SPENCER,
?l6u Fasi enable Iatier No. 2i5 Broadway.