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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
NEW BOOT AND SHOE EsTAB-
IISHMENT.
JOHN r WADE

M ANUFACTURER Of I.adio- Gentlemen
~ and Chhdren's Ruols and Shoes. Main street.
3 doors south 1f Virginia Hotel Wheeling Va.
keeps constantly on hand assnrirnent Of the Ove
aucles, ~ Eastern prices. 40 made under his own
inspection. and Of he best Philadelphia materials
june g. i8l3-ty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
PnRE PnRr WIFE.

A SUPERIOR article for Medical purposes, on
~ hand and for sale ~ NJ REILLY
jun IS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SUMNER GOODS

AT The NEW STORE, No. I4I Main 81
. b. q X. Is. MARSH, would respectfllf
call the attention of their friends and the
public IN general, 10 the beautiful assortment of
goods, they have just received, and are now
opening. at their Store, No I4l, Main Street and
which they are determined To cell cheaper than
ever. Among them you will find
Super extra Black Cloth; sup wool black cas-.
slmeresi sup blue, black, steel and cadet mixed
Satunetts; Summer Cloths; Mixed Gambroons;
Heavy fancy Drills; White Barnsley Drlllings:
Drab Damask; Searsucker GIughams; Blue dri is
Kentucky jeans Tickings and Checks; 3 yds
wide bleached Sheetlng, sup Russia Shee,ing;
"a and 81 Table Diaper; O. Back and Green
MeIInoesi Nankeens; black aud cold pacha;
Coating Glnghams; Solid do; Manchester and
Down GlnghanIsi Scarlc. and White Flannels;
PLAID JacOnetts: Cashmere and Mousline de
Lame Shawls, black Leyantlne hdkfS; bonnet
Lawns; Sd PLAID Shawls. Canton FlLnnels;
York DENIES, Newport CIssimeres; SelcSias;
Green baragei White and Pink Gro de Map;
Bobbinett, &c &c.
A large and splendid assortment Of FANCY
PRINTS, very cheap good ass JrtIsent of Ho-
slery, Laces; Edgings, Ribbons and Hdkis
Trimmings Umbrellas, and Parasols; bonnet
Lawns.
They nvi tethe peoDle t. call aad examine their
goods before purchasing, as they feel confident
they can eter as great II not greater bargains
than any other House IA NE city jun5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
CHANCFRY SALE.

Of hair lot ia South Uheeiing
IN CHANCERl-In the Circuit Superior
Court ofLaw and Chancery, for Ohio county,
Virginia.
ShriN er, Brady & Chapline, &C.
rs.
William Hosack, &c.
BY Virtue Of decree made in the above case
! VIII sell on the third Gay Of July 1913. at the
front door of tho court house of Ohio county,
virginia at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, the north half of the lot os ground
situated IN the addition TO the city of Wheeling
lald out oy William Chapline, and dcslgna ted by
the number 1913, Zone hundred and ninety eight
on the follow INK terms of sale, viz; one fourth
of the purchase money TO be paid in hand, aud
the residue IN SIX and twelve months, with inter.
est from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond aud security for the deferred instruments
nj the ute retained till payment.
| w MITCHELL, Deputy for
ARo HIEALD Woops, : o &, aud
J1n2 I'm Commissioner IN this behalf.
~ EW BONNETS.-l have just received a new
1 ' supply of Florence Brad BUnnels, and will
sell them exceedingly low for cash.
Jun w Il SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

SADDLERY, HARDWARt.-The subscribers
- have received a splen lid assortment OF Bras ,,
Bits of every description Also, ey ~ size and
kind of Bride buckles, Roll T buckles, Japan
NED, Silver aud Brass Harness mounting Red
ant Black Morocco Skins, Facing do, Norsted
Fringe, three cord Silk Orange Thread. Plush,
Seating Skins, Cotton and Worsled WeD, Strain
ing do, &c, &c. which shall be sold at very re
duced prices for cash. SaIdlers will please give
us a call. OFT g. GREER.
je Is No l59 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
sUAKSPEARE.

40 Of sh1kspesSe's Damsuc WORKS sud Po.
- -s,us. ,,iih notes and Illustrations iusi receive
81. s1H Tor sale IVY WI ROBE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
COACH CUMMINGS

I AMI iSiIrer Hub Bands, Dash Frarues
Lamps, Hdndies. Stump Points, Mallclble Iron
Iron Axes, Ehpuc Springs, Patent Dash Lea
Their, &c, &c; TO be found at hard times prices a
jeI5 OFT & GREEK'S, No I59 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
LACE GOODS.
LASTS! LASTsM LASTs!M

I<AS % Las Css - ny sass
Il USr received at the sIgn OF the BIG REQ
- BOOT direct lrrm New York. 1870 pairs LASTS
Of different kinda aud OF the most fashionable style
which will be sold at Philadelphia prices.
iune 8 SAML M,CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

9UPERIOR FASHIONABLE HATS.
IA T. have on hand and are manufacturing and
w selling at the lowest pOssIble prices our
old STAND l69 Nam street. assortment Of fash
ionable Has Of quHliy really superior TO any tn ng
mat has ever been offered in this market. among
them are
Beaver Silk
NeuWa Ouer
Cashmere Rurum
Brush Russa, and Youths Hats
OF oil desc Iipiinns
FOR CASH We will sell l.wer than the same
article be had any other establishment in this
city Call aud see w wa 5 II JIhiESON.
may II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

tho eaek Of virglnia. In place ..u.... JA,.oe ". ~
gram. recently appointed President,
! am glad To see. b, n notice in this mornings papers
tina, The Southern Literary Messenger will neither be
suspended nor discontinued in consequence Of Nh White
DEATH but that unless n speedy sale be effected. it will
be placed under the care OF an able editor.
Those who have been alarmed by Parson Miller's
prophecies relative to the approaching dissolution Of thu
world. will be reioced to hear, no doubt. that the Par
son. having recently made acritical revision Of his tables
has discovered an erur Of a thousand years in his calcu
laiions-so tina, he great drama is deferred 10 = period
80 remote that all now living will have been long rcnov
ed from the theatre Of action before It's occurrence. II /,
10 be regretted tina, the Prophc, was mo-, originally NOR,
accurate.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Trrsp.y. Jsu. "A

fl.OtR-Sales oi good common brands Howard
street. tloir. were made from store yesterday to some es-
tent at s. II. We have heard OF u sale 10 day of about
100 bbls. of same description. AT same price. We quote
the wagon price at So G2i, There il u iar stock On
hand. With moderate receipts. Holders are nol anxiou.
10 sell al 81 10. aud some are asking 81 Sla 81 ST.
No sales have taken place IN City Mills four-lmlders.
generally ask 81 l2l. The Market j. bar. Il Susquc-
hanna.
GRAlN,- There has been no especial change IN the
prices Of Wheat. The receipts ol Maryland red. are
small. aud a tuw sales have been made al prices ranging
from toto - cts. and some very prime lols a, Is a ste.
WlllShEN- Sales Of hhds were made tins morning
nj Is cents. aud barrels at - cents per gallon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
V.HfHGLle EsvOVPTfy for safe.

\ virtue OF n deed OF trust executed 10 the suhscribcr.
~ by Mcssrs. billiard and Iuruhull, On III. 9Th da,
OF January, 1912, aud ot record in the Clerks Office OF
Montgomery county, Tor certain purposes therein men
tened shall Ir,ceod, on "Wednesday, the list day Of
March. lel3, on the premises. IN the town Of Chris
tlaastnlg, To sell Al public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
that well known establishment, which has been for ma
many years occupied as a 1.lJER.N, formerly by john
Wade, subsequently by lhomas &. Treg. aud al pre-
snntby Mcssrs. billiard & Turnbull, together with all
III" Furniture belonging 10 the same, consisting Of Beds.
Bedding, Table, Chairs, Sc. Also, u lot OF GR0I.\U
lying IN said Town, containing about room .4CRES,
and which is a valuable a~ppendaee To ,he town. The
terms are as ullons:-~SlLOO 10 be paid by The LIST day
vi July next. aud the balance in enstalmenls. to become
due on The LIST day Of January annually. Possession OF
the premises will be glvcs by the l0ii oi March next.
The purchase money 10 be secured. ms may be agreed
upon on tho day ui sale. Selling az Trustee, shall
convey such utc ouly, as is vested in me by said deed
of trust. X. ID, MONTAGUE T., Trustee.
Jan 30 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Distress in North Caolina.-We believe, SAYS the
old North State published at Elizabeth city. n. C.,
that few arc aware Of The distress that exists in our coun
~ at the present Time. There are many who have
not raised enough corn sufficient IL make broad. aud have
no m'ansui getting any. Would il NED. says the North
State. be a wise plan 10 call Il meeting ltlc Farmers OF
the county, and adopt some means Tor roncdylng these
evils as iar rs possible
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
TO THE PuDILC.

Wiz. subscriber having removed his storo N Osps
u NJ. lallot's corner, opposite tho market hsass,
boys leave TO state. that as the season for winter clouisk
Is tar advanced, aud not wishing 10 keep on hard asy
winter goods for summer, he now oilers NJ 10 nsw
stand all Goods in the above line at cost. and oil 0tkx
goods al lower prices, than heretofore offered by him, "
any other establishment, and no abatement. AmDno uhs
articles. comprising his stock, may be i,und Ovoressis,.
fruck. Dress and Hunting Coats In every variety cad
lates, style. warranted well made and Il the beat mahv
ais. equal Ia any. aud "better than the bcst"--anj clrsl,
er than ever offered before in this OF any Other marksst--
Also Pants. Vests. Shirts. Drawers, Stocks. A~ahes.
Collars, Snslcnders. Gloves. and every ari.els ~ ,As
tailoring or clothing line. usually kept.
Thankful for thu very liberal patronage hestswsd -
him, a stranger. he hopes by strct alt, niiou sad pule%
lnal,y in business 10 mcri, from his oh customers ~
lac public, n Continuance Of the same,
- also
Cutting At the shortest notice. amd warranted -.
iii a, SO cts. for cutting coats, and IS o.s. Gs Panta cod
Yeats.
.fKSO
Cutting anu making at thu shortest notice, awd E,v
the finest coat s., and down IL S. for common. Has
and vests IN proportions.
Please call and for tho truth sfths above. vivs Lin
a trial, aud il he dom. suit. hs with pay ir vhs nayu-
rails. q
BENZ. T..RRH.
Jan. !! KS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
NEW YORK MARkET. Jan. q.

Cotton continues IN fair demnud-ihe sales On Saturday
aud to-day, amount 10 1000 bales, AT a decline of pc,
cent per ID. on last weeks prices. Flour Is dull. The
North River IN now open 10 Albany. and many suppose
that a decline in prices will take place.
Foreign Exchanges are firm and in better demand
supply oi bills is quite limited. Iundon is at 100 .aI05i,
Pan. ~ las, a.; Amsterdam 3Sla3s.; Hamburg 3i.a
Bib, Bremen - a 75., With the exception oi Alaha
ma, which is now a, l5l a lG-there is no alteration in
Southern Exchanges.
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RICUNAND MARKET. Jan. %.

Hnur.-Canal can he had nj 81 Is ON III. Basin land
my; demand very light. and Stock increasing; City Mills
held at 81 per bill.
Uhcdi-GO 10 S5e per bushcl.
CotH-l5 cru,s per bushel.
1~6hdceo-Rcceip,s light. and inferior qualities very
dull of sale, W. quote old l.ups $2i n =. and 3; leaf.
common, 3. = % midliing IA Al good o a u; prime,
scarce. ia a 10. as in quality. New luss 2a2i aud q;
leai, common. :. a j. ~niddlins 3, II 1; good T. 81, as
IN quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
che ZpMehbMrD Jir0tmiaM.
.NO.ND.iY. LlNU.iRF 80. 1873.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.

The J lint lnnitte ol The Legislature, appointed 10
inyoslig, ate the condition of the James River and ka-
nawhs Company. reached tins place on Friday night
last, ab1ut 10 = NJ. after a trip of four days, Oh a tour
Of exploration along the line Of the improvement. They
lett, carly mex, morning, for The purpose oi viewing the
incomplete Improvements between this place and the
mouth of North River, and, we learn, expect to return,
to Richmond by Monday mornings packet. The fol
lowing are the names of the members who have made
this trip: OF the Senate, Mcssrs. Preston OF Monlgon-
cry. Cnstis of Acconac, Conrad of Frederick, Scott OF
Greensville and ~.anehorne of Noriolk-of the House
Messrs. Cruichfield Of SpOttsylvania, TaliattIro Of
Franklin, VERIFY of Northampton, Parks of ksumwha'
Stockton of Fayei,e, and Tolcr ofl.ynchburg.
DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-On Tuesday last. the
mansion of Randolph Harrison, Esq, in Goochland
county, overlooking the Canal, was entirely destroyed
by fire. 1t is said 10 have been one Of the mus, splendid
and costly edifcts in the State. 1t was insured, how
ever. for about 0.Q00-csiimatcd 10 be about ono
third of the cost Of construction. \ considerable portion
.f Mr.. Ilarrison's furniture was saved from the famcs-
but much Of it was injured.
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co NJ tNIrATI.p ".

The best substitute for Cc0ee.-Tako %pors'mmou
seed aud toast them wrll-tl,y require more loastinp
than Coiloc-'hen grind aud use, IN The same way aud
they Will be found l., be the best substitute ever uscd for
Coffee. BE sure 10 toast well. lard TIMES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
NJ A6eKlAGES.

Married. the 18th inst, by the Rev. 4. A. Baldwin,
Mr.. Henry NIXON 10 Miss SARAH PooR. all OF Buck
lnglan.
-, on the l9th inst. by the same, Mr.. Cu,niEs
w. B~nGurwrii. 10 Miss MAurnA Y. ArrIHsoS, Of
Edward. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

The Common Council Of LynehLug,
Will meet on Monday evening, the 3inh day of Jan
uary, 1913. for the purpose Of appointing a Commission.
or aud Assessor Of the Revenue for the Corporation, TN
der the late Ordinance authorizing the same.
ID. ROBES, IN. &C.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Small Por.-Ilis painful malady was prevailing nj
New Orleans 10 an alarming extent. ut our latest ne
counts.
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es, Our readers will find on our first page tho late
speech OF Mr.. Marshall oi Kentucky, ON the repeal Of tho
Bankrupt Law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
New China, Glass and Queens.
ware store.

NAHC SCUVC.
HNHE SUBSCRIBERS. having opened a large as
sortmcnl of CHINA, Glass, and QpEENswARE.
in the store formerly occupied by Andrew kinpier, oppo-
site g.. d.. & IT. Davis, offer Tor sale, al very reduced
prices. all articles in their line. Amongst many others,
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sets, of various sizes,
Fine blue, brown, and green Dining Sets, latest styles
aud patterns,
Beautiful American Views do do
Rich China Tea Sets, of 80, Sc, and "a pieces,
Gold Band lea Sets. very rich.
Printed Ewers and Basins, and Toilette Settles, hand
some patterns,
do Plates, Willow do edged and common
white patterns,
A large assortment Of rich CIT, pressed, and plair
Glass Of every description.
c. RICHARDS & Co.
Oct. IL l2mi if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

CoNGRESS.-fhe Senate is still discussing tho Or.
eson bill. The House Of Representatives We're debating
the ENclicquer and The "linc"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Ef1ANNEl.S all colours, Msrinocs. Cir. ,si,,a
4 Mou'clin dc Lains. Caslastts, Ctih n CssstmAnss
fnlied Cloths and L'nseys for Scr,asus- 'asrp and Ke~
lucky Jeans, Rose. Pom, and nafis BIS nko,s. vslv~.
aud all other NF.S11NGS. aud a great variety u o,h-e
kind of FALL. aud WINTER GOODS. tar sale lLv
us nj COST. J.J. FURytS 4 DUFFEL.
sept. 10 sif
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LAW cE.

LAW MOTT CE.
HAVE taken my smA OIL ~. GARLAND int.
u partnership with NE In tho
Practice ~ Jaw.
We will regularly practise In the Courts Or CampbtR-
Amherst. Bedford. Nsasa. tho Corporation VI I.ynsH.
burg, and the %Snpoti"s Court : r. buckingham. 'Prsup
attention will be given IN AM s,sness entrusted ~ CIV
management. Address. }. s. J Il. GARLAND. LvwxA
burg Tirgmia.
shall continue to s,sena the Cour. of Appeals.
J. OAKLAND.
Sept. go sN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
IN THE uN;lTED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Ut Viscioxs

January 81, it33:
W NJ. A. RICHARDS. Of the .ows u J.yasAs-
W burg. having fh. ! a petition, praying shss kssss
bs declared a bankrupt: y Is ordered thai 81 psnss
elaining 10 be creditors Of tI. said William 4. khkAs1Av
show cause to the court On The Io'h day of Marh svzs.
why the sad William A. Ricla. 'ds be not dvclsssd :
Bankrupt, pursuant tothe act Of {. ngress 10 that ~
half and that a col of this order he .~nub.'si,sd u ~
newspapers, according 10 the 22i and 9th ruled VI ss&st.
ACopy--Testc,
HENRY GLIB son, CIT.
Jan. 30 - vt.~
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FOR SALE.

A VERY likely negro Girl about lsyl5 yosn 81,
"A who Is a first rate house servant. a gssd ssainssfess,
81. TALBOT.
Jan. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

pO. EARLY, SURGEON DENTIST, havia~
IL just returned from Philadelphia, where he has pso.
cured the most insignificant and incenicusly constructed
instruments that could he CHAINED In the United Snts,
also. a furnace. with a full supply Of tho best .~sa,eriais.
tor manufacturing incompatible teeth, is now PIE
pared To insert fnll sets Of teeth by alniosrlscsic pressure
or other improved modes. All other operations 90 ~
teeth and diseases Of the mouth ~gosesally. attended y
in the best manner.
Jan. % w2ml
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DanrMe BOk.-Thc Board Of Directors of The Far
mers' Bank of Danville. have elected DR.. Nathaniel
r.'ieen, Prcsid' nj, in place Of Thomas llawlins, re-
signed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

zen Gen. Cass. al Cur latest oates, was al
1iaFFisetr e, lenGsJ !lauia.
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ENNCU UEeHs(. INSTITUTE FOR
Y'OV.V'G LADIES',
toNCrCTED ny
MIR AND Mrs. EANY.

NER. AND MRS. MEANY. thankful for the liberal
WI patronage They have received, beg leave TO an
nonncc to the inhabitants Of l. ypchbnrg and its vicinity,
that the mex. session will commence ON Monday y. the
18Th Of February next. Thccourseof instruction Is full X
efiiclcut: -colnprIsing the various departments Of An
Gent and Modern Literature, Mathematical and Naiu-
raj Sciences, best calculated 10 dovelope the powers Of
the youthful mind, aud secure a useful and finished cdu-
ca,iun.
The location oftl,e Schoolbcing generally and favorably
known, 1t Is deemed unnecessary To enumerate The many
advantages it enjoys. the apartments are large and com
lnodious, and supplied with the Instruments necessary toI
illustrating the principles of every department pursued
IN the School. Parents who send children from a dis
lance may have an opportunity Of uniting the advanta-
ges of n liberal and thorough education. viii, a comiorta-
bic aud agreeable home; as Mr.. NJ. has made arrange
menis. TO receive hcctre young Ladies, -b"arders unto
his family, whose moral habits and depori nent will be
superintendent by Mrs. Moany, and command her care
and attention.
Terms per Session Of 8 months.
Tuition in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, f..
Grammar, Geography, History, &C., pupils
under the age Of II years, 81 Z 81
Pupils over the ago Of | z
years, 10 OF
With Composition,
Rhetoric. Globes, Astronomy, Philosophy, { II 81
Chemistry, Geology, &c.
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, crira, s W
Geometry, Algebra, Trigouomelry, with the con-
strnction Of Maps, Charts, sc. by the Scales
criya, 3 M
Music with the use Of Piano, two lessons per
week, 90 OO
Board, including washing, sc. $40 per month, 50 GO
CO. No other cara except for the use oil Globes
Payable in advance.
REFERENCES.
The RI. Rev. J. Johns, Ep. Bishop of Virginia.
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson.
:" /" James Doughen.
=" d. III. Wharton.
Charles Kraiisir. Il. d., Pr. Mod. Lam, University Va.
Sam1. Garland, Alexander Tompkins,l
&. Dabnoy, ID. Rodes, SEsqrs.
James Garland, f.. Fletcher,
oap'po tsf
81 uOOL.
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=, HOOL.
FENtE Summer session of the subscribe. , In
commence GA the first day If y rJ '"'"'' ""'
=, ?, Wa. s. REID.
~ lmif
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COMPHE1l ENsivE COMMENTARY.
GuBSCRlBERS fn this work 10 Campbell, wks
have not been called upon by the Agent, css s,nis
Their Books by applying To Payne 4 Gregvry. byssh-
bury. or 10 ). Glover bear Old Coacofd. PsnSas h
bedford eau be supplied at tho latter pl.ce, " q -
cod,. ting room ofTtomas l.. I~.fiiwieh. Thirty.
ELI W. TAYLOR, A9sul.
Jan. g. n,
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BUSINESS CARDS
.NE.i7LT PRINTED 1T THIS CTT7cE.
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The friend 10 whom we are indebted for the following
Latter, says he " rites for our eye alone-hut really he
,uus, excuse US for The liberty we take i'll permitting our
rcadefs IN share with us the pleasure ofi,s p.rusal. We
will PROMISE however 10 ~" - iuuIe. II he accompany
his next with a like injunction:
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-12

Forming Sect.-The subjoned, from the N.
Orleans Bee, proves how easy, in these days of
humbug, it is for any one to form sect-the most
absurd doctrines being sure to obtain some fol-
followers:
Sscis.-We know one Leonard Jones Iwho got
up sect of "Liye Forevers," and actually had
followers who believed they would never die.
They had an establishment in the lower part Of
Kentucky, and were getting along quite well, I'M
til an epidemic ,hinned off the Delivers. Jones
afterwards tried to form sect Of 'Non-Eaters,"
and got some disciples TO this school, They were
to eat less and less every day, until they entirely
lived upon nothing. He made bold effort to
conform to his own creed, until he happened to
stop at the Gait House. in Louisville, where a
roast turkey so moved his bowels that he fell from
grace into the grease of The sauce pan, and subse
quently turned Mormon, and perhaps Milleriie,
since.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-12

A Norel Hunt.--The Cincinnati Enquirer Of
the l7th ut. says: ''The good ciizcns of Harri.
son county met at point near Cadiz, few days
since, to enjoy the sport of fox chase. They
assembled in respectable numbers, proceeded to
march, extended their circle to its arranged limits,
and then began the contraction which soon closed
in a small space, in the middle of which they soon
discovered a singular animal--neither fox, bear.
nor wolf, but full grown man, with an iron hop
pie atound one of his legs. The fact soon became
known that he was prisoner, named Graham,
who had broken the Carrolton Jail, had been ar
rested by the sheriff of Cadiz, but escaped, and
was IN this manner recaptured.