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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

Worthy Of NOie.-'rho Pckin Illinois PalIadi-
um, very respectable Clay paper, advocates the
cause OF the suffrage men in Rhode Island, not
wihs;anding its favoric for the presidency, in his
virgin heilier' speech, denounced them as a "Ba-
wing paper we know of that has taken the liberal
side of the Rhode Island question:
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

An Indian Padding. Boil one quart of milk;
while boiling, stir in eight table spoonsiul of sifl-
ed Indian meal When nearly cool, add six we'll
beaten eggs, Il tea spoonful of salt, one nutmeg,
and sugar to your taste. Fewer eggs and more
meal will make very good pudding.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

Hard Curency following, it is said, were
tha funds with which certain safety bark in Mi
chigan redeemed its notes ALI under 80 in
whetstones; all over IS and under $40, in grind
stones all over $40 and under $50, in mills,ones;
and all over $50 in checks OH any quarry in the
state.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

dress his wife d5ore his means his children up 10
his means; and himself bclo,c his means. He fur
Their remarks, however, that the ladies should
not be told this-,hey will, therefore, have the
goodness not to read this paragraph
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

mean time. the foreign volunteers in Texas had
been disbanded. The prospect seems fair that the
Mexicans will invade Texas the present fall in
large force"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

1t is said that bronchitis, and all similar allic-
tons, may be prevented by bathing the neck and
breast every morning with cold water The ex-
pertinent is at least worth q trial.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

10 Restore Rancid Butter to its Original S,ceet-
aess.-Churn the butter with fresh sweet milk, in
the proportion of lbs. butter TO half gallon of
milk. 1t is said that this simple process will re-
store rancid butter to nearly its former sweetness
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

imprisonment FIR Debt in Enghnd.--A bill
has passed the house of lords for the abolition OF
Imprisonment for debt, and there is little doubt
entertained but that it will pass the commons.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

There is u peculiar satisfaction, during long
spell of heavy rain, in trying to remember who 1t
was that borrowed your UMBRELLA the week before
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09

A law has passed the Legislature of Pcnnsyva-
mia, appropriating 5000 TO enable Prof. Espy to
continue his meteorological Investigations.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09
TNeSdaE. Scniember 6. 1912

-, IucSdaF, September &, 1872
Inc court met Woodruff, lianley and Leon
ard present
Road Petfion.--R Rowe presented a petition
for a view for a route for road, frcm Mlers f,,d
on Fox river to near theq sec corner on the north
side of sec Q, t 80, \ ROE thence to the bidge
near Rood's on the Fox river road. Also, to w.
cate part OF the Fox river road, from near the
centre of sec l6 + 35, n II 5 L, TO Rood's bridge.
and to v0cate the road along the dividing line of
sec and lG, SO as to intersect the first mentioned
road near the q sec corner of sec 8. |. IL Rood.
+ Miller and Rowe appointed viewers.
AsSessm.--The court settled with r Woodruff
as assessor for the year 1912, and allowed him
the sum of S31l 80, and ordered that one half of
the sum be paid out OF the county treasury.
Road Repoyi.-A report from w RAYMOND.
n -Richey and w b Walker, for the location of a
road, read. accepted, and the road ordered to
be opened so feet wide. Adj until O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-09
proceedings Of the County Ceu,r.;-.s.
Couri---SeptesAber TIE r,,s


The Court met. Commissioners Wooar,s-
ana Leonard present. The oath of office beino
auinihisteredto Harvey Leonard, he took his seal
as county Commissioner, TO serve the ensuing 3
years.
William X. Maciay, after giving bond in the
sum oil One Thousand Dollars, and taking the
oaih OF Office, took his seat as County Clerk to
serve one year in the place of Joseph Cloud, decd.
School lT7tstee.-john S. Simpson was appoin-
yea yea Iusee ct school lands in L So, n II l., in
tho place ofJoshua Brown, decd.
Rocd SuperriSors.-W II Schooer was o,,,;,
ted road supervisor in district lG in the nacs Of
ID Mathony; NJ Newton in district % in A..
place OF Ii kinssbury; and w Richardson in dis; lis
trict IS. " u''-
ROcd Peiiiiea.-W ]. F Jones presented no
titon Cor a review of road known as the O,,,fva
and Chicago road, on the west side of Fox river
commencing at or near the line of Kendall copp,,,
thence west as far as J 4 Cars field. tn,
court appointed Bibbens, r Rowe and IT
Sweetani as viewers, and ordered that thew make
report, together with Il map of the same. Ia IN.
court. Adj. until O'Clock tomorrow morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

Al camp meeting held near Jonesboroush
enn. couple OF weeks since, n Young ladv pame,'
Mary Taylor. and young gentlemsn ns med John
MILLER, were struck Instantly dead by ligh,enius.
Ins WAT TO Do 1.-THE celebrated aud DO
pnet N. Ii. Wild, 90 famous a. the Inventor of an.
sladian Candy" was, few years ago, poor Ne
ENGLAND boy. He Is now one OF the wealthies, men
the Etstern States. Pho secret OF al, nonuia,;,y
"'o good fortune may be summed up in a few words
he Knew the value Of advertising.
INC ship Ohio. OF $50 tons. eoppeted and copper
's'ened and well found ia every respeet. was sold
dollars. ''''' 'o' '''''
Is quite amusing 10 SEQ the old veteran Free
ats1e advocate. OF tho Enquirer. appealing to
W hss-,he vuiainous Wings to pass a ptoloetvc
Tariff bill P'0''e'''
MedeNy.-A After ve,oing two revenue hill, ann
eSpsndns all the Land money, the Peal, n, AZ,
Congress, through his Secretary for lc.ve "a 80
lev more millions OF PROMISES 10 pay"-sla,
shin plaisiers.
Please, sir" said the son Of a eoun,ry tavern .
Keeper, to newspaper proprietor. "my father hes
you to lend him your paper, he only wants to read
". Iell your father" answered the proprie,or
hI'' to send me his dinner, only want to ca, ~
- Tux RicaIsr JoSE Ier.-Our fr'ead Robert
iyler' son aud Private Secretary OF the President
ives mere lew days since. very deeply eng ,ged in
po"heal arrangements and negotiations. "a one of
MS conferences with certain Loco Foco manners
would submit hts claims for TO election 10 A De.
mocrahc National Convention. The Kinderhook-
ers screwed their faces into an agonzins soemnity
curing he ouei remainder Of the conference, bu; the
way they guTiwed "a soon ns ,hev .o, o,, of
SIGHT was positively daneerOus Happily, no blood
vessels exploded.--E Y. Tribuas.
LADIES Bossrrs.-wc did not know till last
week that there isa bonnet manufacturer in Pa
mn-'on' twenty-five mules west OF Peoria, who
makes an article e. 10 adorn the head of snv l,Jv
IN The union. The person alluded to is Mr. Cyns
vi; Beach, who moved here five years ego from
Srhoharie county, N. Y where he had pursued IN,
same business and who has recommended i, within
a lew months p'st, at Huntington. They mr..
mace OF The hbre OF the quaking asp, a material
moe durable than straw ard oqually delicate in
texture They are trimmed with the same mate
rial, and require only piece Of ribbon to make an
entire hni'h.-Peoria. M. Reg
W. SGMrETirioS One line of boats fiom Troy TO
whitehall, " Y.-seventy miles-carries n ,ssen-
gers through for I2i cents and another Ter c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
THg .ecryo.N- or coNcRrss-

The reader is already advised, that by a close
vote, the House Of Representatives has passed n
Revenue bill-by which the S.atss-ia pursuance
Of the detetion OF the Executive to DO depriv-
ed Of their rich, to the proceeds Of the public lands
This resul, has. we confess, huabed and mortified
US. We did hope for better things from this Con
gres,. We did indulge the pleasing DEAN. that
come wha, might, the whg msj ,rty in that Assem-
bly, would never uuckle nor sacrifice their ndepen-
dence TO one man. wedespair now Of ever seeing a
Congress, which will maintain its and the rights
Of the people, when assai'ej by the Executive.
The Executive is supreme, and the Representative
system has failed. The only hope for tho public
liberty rests now in the States and the energies
OF every patriot should he devo ell to the infusion
Of new vigour into them. The central despotisn,
must be subverted, and the los, rights OF the scpa-
rate sovercgates and Of the people mus, lie wresl-
cd from II.
We arc told that as measure Of party policy,
the passage Of this bill is the very best thing for
the Wing party-that it will rouse the people to
Te-assert their right to the public lands-Snd tina,
it is moreover an extremely bitter pill to the Exc
cu,ivO fungus. wehope, it may prove arsenic TO hin,
hut neither JOY at his political extinction nor any
mere dexterous party move could reconcile us to
the deep woun1 inflicted upon the public liberty,
through the prostra,ion Of the independence Of the
Representative body.
Although deeply ehoerined at the conduct oi
those, who represent the manufactures, in thus
DESIRING principle to promote their per.onal inter
esis. we have no disposition to indulge in Obiursa-
tons towards them. The day passed, when high
principle alone influences men-and the Northern
members have only acted now would the South
ern members under similar circumstances. The
God OF sehshncss is the Deity whom they all, with
equal reverence, adore.
Whether the Senate will also pass tho bill, and
II so, whether it will receive the sanction OF His
Exeellency, are questions which we cannot answer,
nor do we feel any very great solieuds abou, them.
A few days will determine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
NEW FIRM
PErERsnuRa. V

PErERs BuRo, Va.
IiE undersigned have this day as.ocia ted themseyes
Receiving, Forwarding. aud Coalhissca BasIaSss
under the name aud siyloof
w nITE & oLDN ER,
Attic oh stand, opPoFie the Mechanics Hail. frmerIy
occupied 10y Mcsacs. oainer Disges. They win give
private or public sale
The Senior partocr has had ears In the
Tobacco trade, aud will hts uniting au pe soa
attention To- the sale purchase OF rpbac CO. Cotton Flcr
Sc Merchandise and Produce will bc forwarded With a.
huo delay possible Their chsrses will be lowest
rates Fabsod la Petersburg They respectfully solicit
share OF palronage from their friends and the pable
general Merchants and Planters may rely their bust
ness being promptly aud faithfully Atendedlo.
Aus 81, 1879. JOHN q oLpNEE.
Rrfsrtnecs -McssTs. Van schaiek * Adams " YORK:
soma nsi%ore winiree Wii.S SS% Resmsn,,s:
Mellwane Brownley Go; Pceblcs uan & 90; stain,
RID oyS % l F Soqa V v, ss
4 carnP6si Etq Raleigh. y c, Robert W Williams, Es
Halifax II, Va; iIiiird, Esq Faunville, Va; W
IGsh ESQ CASTOR, nc. aus WV
I'VE subsc nDeT aheT dsconlipung bis school Tor three
years viii commence teaching ain the suing year
Ia this schoolw taught all the lower branches Of an
6eonctry ALGEBRA, Comic Sections, Trigonometry, lie.
Chesry and Natural Phlos ophy viii he taught a, ar
As i'is eau DC done without the aid OF apparatus.
students will be required TO write Compositions regular
gucny TO reduce pieces in English into each OF the dead
Languages.
The subscriber can accommodate some six OF eight
boarders. Tho charge for board will be slO5 unc Is lie
student furnish his bed, Ia which So will be dc.
The tuition fec win bes5 Paymentsw be rcquIreda at
the expiration of each session.
The Schoo! will commence on the 18th of Ilnulrv non,
anI vacation Of ono month will be given In the summer
Those wishing TO inform themselves more Parue ully
SOU of Rehmoud, Mr. p Jones' Of the county 81 Louisa
aud others who have heretofore patronzed my schooL
Books VIII be furnished 10 students Book prices
Those wishing to enter their sons wards will please
INFORM me as soon as convenient by addressing letters
au ~ W5w VIC. SHELTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

it-TS Mr. Calhoun's friends OF Washington con
tinue in high spirits They have counted noses,
and aseerianed that majority Of the Locofoco
party in Congress are in favor Of the Honest Nul.
lifcr, and some talk Of holding a caucus and ma.
king an informal nomination Of him. They see that
his only chance is TO take time by the forooek, and
anticipate the inugues Of the Richmond and Albany
Juntos.
lis surmised, tina, the Enquref's new born zeal
FOR Tariff Is per cent or higher has its origin in
secret hostility TO Mr.. Calhoun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
ADD TO WHICH

The following passage extracted tom speech deliver
eI 10y Ion Tyler, In the Virginia House of Delegates In
49, 10 svor OF the distribution OF the proceed of the
pubhe lands, as recommended by the Kentucky Saics-
man
10 my deliberate opinion, there but Who
sonli have artesod the then of things (John e.
cahouns traorous attempt TO dissolve the union,) and
thai man was Henry Clay. II rarely happens MIR speaker
ihcir names upon the page of history In characters nc
Die anu endrins But sir II TO have rescued his country
from avn wal u 10 have preserved the Constitution and
union from hazard and oa wreck constitute any ground
Tor an immortal sud undyng name. among then a.
believe di he has won for himself that hish rcnown
speak what dn know for Twas actor ia the
ihai perl9us period When he In thai Senate cham
ber AMI hed in his hand the olive branch OF peace who
nal not known what envy was before envied him.
proud Of him my fellow ami still proucT
that the slashes OF Hanover, within the limits OF my Old
district, him birhin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
LAND NEAR nAHL0TTEsVILLE ron


E subscriber oilers (pryatey) for sale the tract OF
Land on which e al present residcs-c containing about
~ acres. Its situation and intrinsic value render il an
ouJcct worthy te attention Of pcrsous wishing nvcat
capital IN real estate particular description IL deemed
unhcceseary az persons wishing 10 purchase WILL of
couIs. aeluant themselves With the properly before buy.
arc primo meadow land, sud the up land well taken in
clover under which timpfoyea wi h great facility.
Us continuity o. Charlotte vlc aud the University
ing = Jules from the former aud from the latter-ren.
ders particularly worthy the attention gentlemen hav
s sons 10 educate. In Charlottesville there are the best
preparatory schools, FROM tho lowest the highest Grade
-boih male aud fcualc-ani tlic dcilnce the Uni
versy u not too create allow ofaendng Lectures there
Tor Terms snd all particulars, applyto
au2-ctf lanes ID cam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM.

We learn that mos, violent hail and rain storm
occurred on the evening OF the 10Th inst. in tue
North Western part Of this county, which proved
very destructive TO the crops Of corn and tobacco
that REGION and passing TO the South East near The
Blenkeim Estate wns equally injurious there. LARGE
quantities of corn and tobacco were utterly destroy
ed, and the most promising prospee, for fine crops
has been thus suddenly cut ofE-IB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25


The public mind has been somewhat excited for
few days past, TO learn tie result Of the expected
talk between Mr. Wise and Mr. Granger. Tha;
talk "clmc of" in the House OF Representatives
last Fnday, and a moro inglorious backing Ort on
the part OF the former gentleman was. perhaps,
never Witnessed. Mr. Wse's previous reference TO
Mr Gnnsets knowledge OF the Presidents course
with regard TO the Veto Of the Bank Bills, made,
obviously, to induce the country TO believe that the
President relied u7on MIR Changers knowledge of
tie facts 60 sustain him, promptly met by Nd
C., and the question distinctly asked OF Mr. Wise,
if his call for information was intended 10 bring out
the ilcts and at tie same time 10 exonerate MIR
Granger from any indelicicy in communicating
'sl1i had taken place during Cabinet intercourse
Eycly tongue was silent, and every ear open
"DDMts cOHiieusrs initntigue ora icnebnnt" The
whole House wai,el TO hear Mr. Wise give full and
if.e perm ssiOh l1f full and fee r. Spouse 10 the
coll hc had in oifec, made. But 10 and behold
De rises and BACKS cur, hy declaring that lie had
made no coll and that he did not wish or expect
Alr Changer 10 conc out with tho Developments
ii.nt DO was prcpaied 10 oGlT! Mr. Granger, let
him PAST
Buff Mr. Wise passed, Mr. Gushing did NOT.
Never w1s "a scycrcr or more deserved clsligaton
given 90 q public man than Mr. Granger bestowed
heartily on this rocTeant Wing. "lle the man,
Caid Mr O. TO lecture us upon our RepTesentltiTe
hn'y III man who has voted for every bill passed
10y Congress, and defended every Veto sent in by
The resident land defended these Vcoes, too,
not In the manly spirit Of on independent Repre-.
honodg-, but with erouthng servi'i,y that the
gentleman from Accomac himself must scorn %
Caleb was struck "bolveen wind and :"
fltr Cox
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
TIE VETO PowgR

Eriracf (fon ne Feferahsf No. o.
King n Great BRITAIN with n iis Train N aovoreigo
auribuies and with III the influence ho draws from thou
saad .outccs, wOul a. fis day hesitate put negative
"Po" no joint resolution ofihe ohousos Of Psraont f"
III magistrate 20 powerful, and 20 well ori6ed as a
bsh monarch would have rcrupics about tho exercise
2 INC power under eonsderaon how much greaor eau
ION may be reasonably expected ne President ofthe United
rsea clothed for The short period Of four years. with the
republican" wv f'V
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

tJ% The Madisonian sometime since stated, thu,
many Of it's editorials, which were saoored a, a.
weak and puers were written by some Of the first
inieeeIs in tho lund-refeuing to Messrs. Webster,
Spenssr & Co. Prentice says this is no proof thu /
tho articles are not puere-fJr adds tina, unfeslipg
wit "Whou a man Of sense writes an editorial or.
tcls for a notorious fol, he, Of course, makes il
e foolish, in order that it may pass for the FOOLS
own"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
NOTICE

HAVING qualified 40 tho Executor Of Tho lafo Edmund
bailey, notice s hereby given for al those indebted
~ s estate 10 come forward and make payment and
those havur claims aglns c estate arc requested % pre
sent them Tor payment 10 tho subscribsi properly au
ticuticafed.
The children ofParke bailey and ofIamos Bailey deed
aio o. Lynohburs nnd Ne dcecondlns, any ofauoh ~
have died. are hereby notified 10 make Themselves known
10 Tho undersigned without delay In order mat he may
maze NC necessary arrangements 10 distribute Tho estate
according 20 tho directions % Tho will " PaTke naey
tbroihcr % tho late Edmund Biiloy) will como forward
and make himself known, he will receye sma legacy
JOHN GODDiN,
Ex'or of Edmund Bailey, decd
Richmond, 10Th Angus, ls42. au II 2awlm
no The Lynehburg virgnlln win please insort the
shove twice week for month, AMI send s 10
Wing once. J. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

Pipe laying Glsnlvorth, Of N. York, has been
lodged 10 jail, in N. Jersey, for debt.
The Rev. Samuel l.. southard has accepted In,
unanimous call Of tho Vestry Of Chris, Church,
Beeyills, N. j., os Rector Of that Church, and hs
established he residence IN that town.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
From the Charlottesville Advocate Of saturday.
HEAVY RAINS AND DESTRUCTIVE FREsIIET

Our town and the surrounding country was vi
sred few days since, by one Of the heaviest rains
We have ever witnessed. We fear that much niu
~ to the crops may have resulted. The James
River at Scotsve, we learn, was rising rapidly,
and, It was feared might again overleap its banks
We regret TO learn that our entorprising fellow
citizens, William w Gilmer, Esq, William Garth,
Esq, and no doubt other large planters in that
neighborhood, have suffered se.ously; particularly
in their Tobacco crops
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
fro@ the New York Comnelelai.
PARALLEL .tSNfS "
EIiraei (rsn q .Si...eA d

The stu y Of parallesns In Hebrew Literature 4. e,,
vnS anu ecbinx. Why msy not become Ia lie pol
sLhststnre Of Virssnhi We give tho iollowaS az %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

Tie sCENEs OF 1870 REvIvED.-Ths ohio
f'af loufral says; We learn incidentally that
f.fff ssc sn ifnfnsnsc mee'ing NJ Xeuii on Satur-
aaY lts-aoi 80 han EIGHT OR TEN THOU
SAND Nf.rr. sfuuch and true. The meeting
80 tcoflg-ci ~ Governor Corwin and the Hon.
Ih1u,i Esing TIE days Of Loco FoeOism are
Fse .sfel Hk,iisg Cssave.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

FNTTE subfcribcr Wllhc8 % col De ia lying In lhn
county Of Hanover, about - miles from Tho civ Of
Richmond, and adjoining the lands ~ n McTonlln AMI
others Tho tract contains, BY recent survey 80 acTcn
ap Two tus nI which arc cleared the bal auce In wool
las upon dwelling house, which, wilma lille fetisr
might be rendered comfortable for small family with all
neccey ont houses, and several springs or crccent
Nsei not opposed Of privately before, will DO oTer.
~ PUBIC auction, 10 The highest bidder Monday lilo
TAR day thereafter. 49, '"'
TENN. onc.ihd cash, anda liberal crodh on tho ba.
Aus c"tus G u TALLEY.