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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24

Society IN Uisconsin.-Thc Chicago
Express states that at ball in Milwaukee,
on the evening of the 18Th, one of the per-
sons choked another until his tongue por-
truded from his mouth, when a third per-
son bit it Off! The man died the next
day.
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The cavaliers, during the protectorate
of Cromwell, were wont TO put crumb
in their glass, and, before they drank it
off, with cautious ambiguity exclaim-
"God send this crunab sVeH down.
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DR.. Johnson, when in the fulness of
years and knowledge, said-'.I never take
up a newspaper without finding something
l should have deemed i, loss not to have
seen never without deriving from it in
struction and amusement"
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Produce Market.
CITY HOTEL,
OTTAWA, LIS

Y T y W Al III. ,.
@xyA fHNHE subscribers would re.
's.:sbx3 - spectfuiy announce to lheiy old
issstssS friends and the public generally, that
Ssss-s.aa they have rented the old stand in the
town Of Ottawa, known as the City Hotel, where
they hope by unremitted attention to the COM
fort and welfare Of their guests to receive that
share of patronage that their excrtions may merit
Their house has been thoroughly renovated and
cleansed--their rooms areipeasant aud agreeable.
Their bar will be furnished with the choicest
wines and liquors-their table with all the sub
stantials and delicacics of the season, and they
pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanted
on their par: to render their stay pleasant and
comfortable PATRICK q NEWTON
ottawa, Feb. "a, 1913. 3S-ly
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Horses and Carriages, Sleighs, &C., and
first rate Saddle Horses.
Persons travelling may rely on speedy and
convenient conveyance 10 almost any place
through the country.
N. BAH persons hiring Horses, Carriages
&C., are required to return them in as good and
sound condition as they were in when they came
into their use.
Il. ii. SMITH.
Ottawa, jan 81 1913. 3f--tf
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Gloves nna Mistens.

YESlIE subscriber has on hand, first
a rate buckskin Gloves, mems and
boys Kittens, for sale at his dwelling
near his tannery in Ottawa. Green oil
dry deer skins wanted.
PLATT THORN.
November IL. 1912. 23--2m
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MANSION HOUSE,


find General Stage Office, Ottara, MS.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs the travel.
L. ling public that he has taken this commodi-
Gus establishment, situated at the southeast corner
OF the public square, in the town of Ottawa.
The situation is pleasant and central being
in the business part of the town and directly op-
posite the Court House. The building is large
ard commodious, and is well provided with cham
beers and parlors neatly furnished, airy pleasant,
and agreeable. 4 daily line of stages arrive AID
depart for the East and West
The undersigned, having had considerable ex-
perience in keeping public house, Hatters
himself that he can give entire satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage
His arrangements in regard TO management OF
the house, are extensive aud convenient and no
pains will be spared to give prompt accommoja-
ton. Ii. GRAY.
Ottawa, Oct. 81, 1912. 20-tf
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State Of Illinois, }
Lasdllc county, 90
Circuit Court-To May term, lSl3.-in Chan.
cery--petition for Divorce.
Julia Sherman,
VS..
('.lah Shpru,p

tuieO SneTnan.
nj Office is hereby given that the
il above named petitioner has filed in
the Office of the clerk of the circuit court
OF said county her petition, praying to be
divorced from the said Caleb Sherman ;
that summons has been issued in this
cause, returnable before the circul, court
of Iasalle county on the first day of the
next term thereof, to be holden at the
court house i'll Ottawa on the second
Monday in May next; and it appearing
by satisfactory anidavits filed in the office
of tho clerk Of the circuit court of said
county, that the said Caleb Sherman re-
sides without the limits of The state of H.
llnois: Now, unless you, the said Caleb
Sherman shall personally be and appear
before the said circuit court on the first
day Of the next term thereof, to be hol-
den at the court house in Ottawa on the
second Monday in May next, and answer
the said petition, the same will DO taken
as confessed, and the matters and things
therein prayed for will be decrced accor
ding to the prayer Of the said petitioner.
l.. LELAND, Clerk.
Dickey & Crother3. soils. for comp.
Ottawa, Jan. 20, ls43. 33--1
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N EW S TO r. E

AT
Georgetocn, Kendall county, Ills.
TESliE subscriber has just opened his
~ store at Georgetown otherwise
Newark) where he constantly keeps ON
hand general assortment of Staple and
Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Boots T. Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery,
Crockery, Hats and Caps, Dry Gro
eeries, Nails, Sash, Glass, &C., SC.
ALSO,
Drugs Il Medicines, &C.
Quinine by the ounce, and Castor Oil
by the gallon-all of which will be sold
low for cash. w. II. MURRAY.
sI~ Goods erckcnged for good Hin
Ter Uhedf.
Dec. ,. 1912. 26-6w
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Asia.ic Hedging Seed.

Asi;i,ic Hedging Seed.
YENHE subscribers have just received,
n on commission, few pounds OF
the above article, which is offered TO the
farmers Of this county at the very low
price Of sixteen dollars per pound. ii
forms most mpenetrable fence after three
years growth, and the expense OF keep
ing it in repair is tri0ing.
WALKER & IlICKLING.
Ottawa, June 20th lSl2.----4tf
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U NOR SALE--A splendid bloodcd
Mare, aud good carriage or farm
Horse. together with two frst-ra,e double
barreled shot guns and one riile--all new
and Of the best quality. They will be sold
low for cash, or for -four. pork or lard. in
shipping order. Apply to
WALKER e. HlCKLlNG.
Ottawa. Jan, "a. ls43. 34--A Y
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Valuable Real Estate For SHE.

"a ME subscriber offers for sale the fol-
b lowing real estate, 10 wit: The
NE ! of sec. 20, +. 80, N. r. 3E.3d.
principal meridian, containing leo acres.
About one half Of the above tract is tim
Der Of a good quality for fencing. and The
remainder is of the first quality Of prairie
Tor cultivation.
The land is favorably situated in good
neighborhood Of settlers, and is a very
Desirable nact fora person wishing farm.
The price will be reasonable, and the
terms of payment easy. Tile indispu-
table. ANNE e. EDGCOMR.
Ottawa, Dec. %, 1912. 29-3m
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State of Illinois, %
Lasaiie county,
Circuit Court--To May Term, 1Si3.--In Chan.
sery-libel FOR Divorce.
Edward r. Scott,
Us.
Mary Ann Scott.

A Office is hereby given that the
Y above named Edward X. Scott has
filed in the clerks Office of the circuit
court Of said county his petition, praying
to be divorced from the said Mary Ann
Scott; that a summons has been issued in
said cause, returnable before the said cir
cult court on the first day Of the next term
thereof, TO be holden at the court house in
Ottawa, on the second Monday in May
next; and it appearing by satisfactory
affidavit, fled in the Office of the clerk Of
said circuit court, that the said Mary Ann
Scot, resides without, the limits Of the said
state of Illinois: Now, unless you, the
said Mary Ann Scott shall personally be
and appear before the said circuit court.
to be holden at the place and time afore-
said aud answer the said petition, the
same will be taken as confessed, and tho
matters and things therein prayed for will
be dccrccd according TO the prayer Of said
petitioner, Edward Il. Scott.
J.. LELAND, Clerk.
S. p. SHORE, sol. for petitioners.
Ottawa, Feb. 3, 1912. 35-4
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Wheat.

Wheat.
THE subscribers will pay the highest
- market price for good winter wheat,
in trade, at their store in Ottawa.
July 28--tf VIZ. TRUE a. SON.
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ARD LAMPS.-Neal's patent, a
h new and valuable improvement, for
sale by j. MANLEY & co.
Ottawa, Feb. "a, ls43.
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Dissolution OF Co-Partncrsi,ip.

Dissolution Of Notwithstanding.
ri Office is hereby given that the
IN co-parlnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Wood 81 Smith, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books aud accounts are in the possession
of Perry II. Smith, who is authorized 10
settle the same. JEREMIAH WOOD,
PERRY II. SMITH.
p'The Livery business will hereafter
be carried on by the undersigned, who re-
specially sollcits the patronage of the
public. p. II. SMITH.
Ottawa, Jan. %, ls43. 2i--3
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Money marLc,.

Corrected ,csekiy from The Chicago Democrat
and 81. Louis Republican,.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
|. ?. SlNnrR 4 co.

L. ?. SiNGER & co.
A RE now opening at their old stand in Ot,a-
N wa, a large and extensive assortment oiFall
and Winter
DEeY GOODS,
Embracing an assortment of almost every thing
needed, besides u thousand aud one articles that
many might deem unnecessary. We can with
safety assure our customers that We can enumc-
rate more different articles in our stock than any
ever offered in this county. We shave also good
GROCERIES,
Marl,gare, Crockery, Clothing, Boots g.
Shoes, HITS g. Caps,
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Iron, Castings, Nails, School Books,
Paper, and large assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS.
We have tried the old-fashioned long
winded credit system long enough, and
have firmly made up our minds TO adopt
the old maxim that "a nimble sixpence
is better than slow shilling" and shall
hereafter confinc our business to this
maxim, and are determined that we will
sell as low as can be purchased at Chicago
or elsewhere, for cash. We are aware
that "puDing" is now the order of the
day, and think il unnecessary to say more,
but if you will give us a call and examine
our stock, we shall not grumble if you dc
not purchase, for without our customers
are satisfied we are giving them good bar
gains, we do not wish to sell.
sr7sN0W is The time TO bring on youI
Cash, Uheat, Pork, Lard, Hides, Tai
i0p, BeeS.Var, Fiar-Seea, kurs, Dec
Skins, Feathers, or any Thing hdt tc'
can send TO market and sare ourseices.
Ottawa, Nov. 4, 1912. 22--t.
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Livery stable.

ENlIE subscriber would respect
Il fully inform the citizens of OF
tawa and the public generally, tha, |
he is prepared with, and will
furnish to those who may desire
them, q
Horses and Carriaoes. Sleiohs
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

T0Ppcn g. Dennes, No. I1l, Warrington
street, Boston,
DROPOSE to publish, by subscription, fouf-
l. teen monthly numbers, at the low price OF
twenty -iiye cents each number, the life Of
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A RE now opening at their old stand in Ot,a-
IN wa, a large and extensive assortment oiFalt
and Winter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

beg leave here 10 say, that, n' as an ADVISED or
believe, every called Calhoun man ia the county,
with two worthy exec ptions, stands to Mr. Cal
houn precisely as do; and feel warranted IN saying
that there Is not one in the county who will not sup
nort Mr.. Van Buren,, if he be The nominee. We oil
go, not for men, but measures and will prove IT
The world in November, 1874. Availability is The
motto and watchword of our Wing opponents, IN whom
they support; and, IN this particular, however much
We despIse any ng Shsg s', We are forced 10 ADOPT
their motto 10 ourselves, 10 restore the Government
fully again into The hands of true Republicans ih's
is The object we all have; why then so much ado about
men,
Give yourself uneasiness, Sir. The pass =. arms
between yourself, the Charleston Mercury and R'P
Raps, will do no harm to the cause Finally they WI see
he proprety Of union and harmony, well as yau ana
!; and all they have sad done hurt 10 you, or
the position you occupy. IL is one which every fnr
Republican must, and, when the little apparent storm
Of scorn blows over, will approve. Good temper, a
ntle less apparent uneasness, and, might add, little
less editorial ado will bring NIL things straight anc
smooth, before The appointed day Tnereofe, take eou
rage, and 60 ahead under your ancient motto, "every
thing .oE the cause, aottng Io' rrn, anA =" i+.e a.
thing to fear from schisms ranks.
Yours truly, AMELIA.
-.b n,trb f-Ip
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no TIE EDITORS OF TIE E.HeUIREl


Such have been my engagements Tor monlns, WIN
nv private pecunary affairs, that have had but little
time 10 attend to and little relish for politics This 10
the only apology have TO offer for not writing Ire
ouenty and for which remlssness have had an apPro
pirate scod from you, through our Trend MI w.
enrn am reporled to you full booded, up to the
hub Calhoun man. Not quite thorough, you please
Mr. C. has ever been great favore of mine, except
short time and in fierce act before and aer ms cast
ing vote in The United States Senate, rejecting Mr..
Van Buren, as Minister TO Eng land His POSITION how
ever for several years has restored him 10 all The Tor
mer parliaIities ever had for hun Bni, lhnk not
those feelings will cause me, and may acd, any Hnc
Democrat 10 run far astray To hazard Tue pn-
cal lucipIes have coniended for, to be Parayzd
or overset ior any man set of men. Were such my
feelings, should really feel myself unworthy OF the
name Of Democrat Mr.. Van Buren, IS lille less my
favo,ite than MIR. Calhoun | view him as worihily
meri,ipq again The highest Office in the gift OF The Ame
r;can people voted for him in 1886, and again in
ls40: and il am spared suffrage l644, and he Is
the candidate las have good reason to believe ne will
be y will with great pleasure supper, han, no. only
w,ih nv vote bnt with whatever ,.le influence may
be able to exert the voters 81 my county make
M qualifications about the mode and manner he IS
brough, for ward; suffice 10 say that he is the noml-
nee Of the National Convention. | am too much abe
mocrat to wish prescribe to any people how their de-
|eqates to that Convention shall be chosen view 1t,
that each State in The Union has the clearest right to
adopt their own mode and manner OF appointing her
representatives in that body and consider tconirary to
sound Democratic principles 10 even wish TO dictate IN
any way in the matter
also learn that my county IS represented as one o.
the most ultra Calhoun counties IN the State mus
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kEEP ur YOUR OKGASIzATIoS We feel 1t 10 he
our duv at this time, TO say word or two to the De-
t;ocracy OF this county, and Of the State at large,
concerning the propriey Of keeping up their organ-
za,ion and OF commencing active preparations forth
with for the great and important contest which ls to
take place year hence In that contest Involved
matters Of far deeper import than any that have en-
gagged the attention of the citizens of Maryland
for a number Of years past. From The various midi
cations that meet the eye, it is plain, that our oppo-
nents are determined, II possible, upon making The
ensuing campaign very counterpart. of the memo
rah!a Coonskln and hard cider revei OF Io10 a :
ready have the Democracy been threatened by their
opponents with another storm ot hum5uggery, evea
more laniasllcal and ridiculous than that by which
thew we're borne down and overwhelmed three years
since Surely, in of all the circumstances, II be-
hooves the Democracy 10 be up and d"'ns early Let
then the rayng cries be sounded forthwith along the
entire Democratic line let begin 10 man and fortiy
the rampars Of citadel in time, 80 that II shall BE-
rendered perfectly mpregnabe By the time the storm
shall have reached lis acme, and the fight shall have
became the hottest; let entire forces be kept mar
shaed resting upon their arms in one unbroken pha'
lanx from this time unit. the day of trial shall arrive
Thus prepared all points, we shall be enabled sue
cessluly withstand all tho influences which may be
brought to bear upon ranks by the disciples OF
Coonery; and at the same time, 10 give Maryland
proud and exalted station amongst the Democratic
States of the Union i Frederick (-ba C,h-en.
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EnrriIUpG.

Married on Wedne sday the 18th umo, BY the Rev. Z ".
Roach RICHARD c. TonSroS Esd ri ic county OF Charlotte
IN Miss SusA~ daughter u John and susan i' lusg, o
Prince Edward county
Married al Clcrmnn Wednesday evening, the 18th nil,
mo ly the Rev Jesse Arm-tead, Maj b. BRowN ASnE' OF
Coochand comfy 10 Miss JcpiTH FRAHcEs haueh
Ter of Powila,an Jones, Esq, OF Buckingham county
Married. al Farmyi c the residence of Capt Benz r. Jones
on 9Th OCTOBER by Rev. John r. Mcclure, EDWARD L. WEIGHT
NJ. D. 10 Miss MARY a. JoSr., all of Essex county
Married n, Hayfeld Caroline county, Va, The residence o
P Taylor on the ultima, by the Rev. VIM Friend, Nj
ions NJ D.RSEY Of Mobile, to Miss ELI1anETh 4. 'ooSk'
damahter az HE late Thomas Moo:e of King william.
Tbs hiu ,,i Dlp u
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NOTICE,

z.
Is is proposed and seconded by several voters that
the Democracy of Chesterfield hold meeting al their
Cont House, The second Monday in November, for
the purpose of expressing the sentiments Of the par
~ in regard to its first choice for the Presidency That
all the candidates may have fair chance full meet
ing is most respectfully solicited by
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS.
Oc, 3lst, l943.
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.ooulv some of the finest 6gure' TO tn. the
riss! supp, The Orator himself with some oil the
500 .,,l flowers Of speech. n,r~u,r
CHARLES PALMER.

se0i f,rrish the Orato' ",'''e''
g. snd i ..,i lowers of speech. ,,,,
I beautiful "'" THOMAS RITCHlE.
CHARLES PALMER.
so. WILLIAM /. GRlEVE.
etri's n,,,se had closed their Report two Of
,nf ihf I' seeu The Aloes Plant, from the island
esn'fts has been raised to flower by their col
Ia, "n +,n,sr They take pleasure in expressing
III, WI and satisfaction, in vieWlnga plant, so
.G'po ,,nv respects, about 10 burst INTO luz e.
sisd rhny learn with equal qualification, that US
s'enes Ia, IS about TO have II exhibited IN t",s
,I F''P,; INN, room Of the Exchange, next week
10 an aa IF The poor Il has already attained Inc
The bsnsn. of about eighteen feet and Is sun
[, rng he'E 60 elevation. T. RITCHIE,
|. ,ag 10 s. 0''e' w. |. GRlEVE-
.,;use Joseph Sin,on, bert Z; Faye,
The 1'"'"R ,binson) awarded 10 Ambrose au,cne
n. sas'1' a,sm,um on Turnips; to EDWIN ti'ii ."e
+. zoe ms a same and to Parson Turner Inc hfst
man , Sm u (R. G. Tunstall T. B. Bigger and
ne If, V' ave the premium on ir'sh Potatoes 20 a.
,o sad vese,aoie pe,ns =, ". n,' I. ..a.J
4tuve uTsS no very fine Cabbage of Mrs. Redd, but
rea'nh ~ ,a,nsd only one half the required guam
la,i q" au John Carter, F. Staples, and D. w.
ne Cohn''@. Y, n,emums to the Reverend ]. II.
' s the bss. field of corn and the bes. crop OF
ri =, De- ss ss s; ;ss' Of Fl: %. s Of
,'ns p,ri,rd Robert c. Page, and James Gordon.
: = were well cultivated, the crops exceedingly
p n.% ~, amply repay the culliva.ors for the pains
Z s,ys bestowed on them
= li, '.ni,tee on Farms (Wm. Miller, DR.. Garnett
i' S'I@.n, made long Repor. number of Farms
,bfr had viewed. They seem to have fixed upon
50, sSadard for, though they speak in very compi,
.s ,rr,s of the great agricultural improvement, IN
' NV taev did no. see farm, which would con-
n the language of their instructions, "preml
arm. co,;,,oos ~ oo,n,e,.
.,,pe.s. mattresses, &c.-a!so, on fruits, and on
,....t amount of domestic manufactures. we
80 HEN before US, bu. shall notice them hereat'
49,. ,.e above ceremonies, the Society assembled
sc,sd their old officers. They adjourned, with
=. aped spirit one and all, to carry forward the
,.,.s Of generating our agriculture; and, there
...,.,ng the high deslinies of the Ancient Doml-
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NOTICE

sAN,I ~ nRINKER d. 4 MORRIS having purchased OF IL
r SiI1a his interest in the business OF Smith; ID mixer NOR
ms wi, continue The business old sand nnder ie f OF
DRISkER MORRIS AMI solicit continuance OF the patron
age bestowed upon the late Firm. It,,
az Those Indebted Smith, Dnker Morris "hoe aep's
are now due respectfully requested To maze paymnt o. me
80, - NM, ~, "'''
m
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~ oTICE-The cribcr WILL MONDAY TIE i3h dy 81
Noy.mhrr 1919 offer sale, AT Louisa Cnuf house II D.;
ing Court dav public amcun In the highest bidder of f-a
DIV money likely Negroes consisting OF young men, women
rirs and bows above Negroes warranted sood
gus ~ ' GEORGE STRONG.
=, 5l-a
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.lfissi;nn 10 Cnnslantinonie.


The hladsonan notices the article, which lately ap.
peared in this paper. We suppose, it bears the official
stamp Our Correspondent must decide whether II be
conclusive, or whether it be worth while 10 continue
The INTERCHANGEABLE have no authority TO CRAFTY
the Curiosity of the MadIsonan:)
From the Madlsonian
THE CAN'T WISE MA ."-There is an article in the
Richmond Enquirer of Friday, which seems 10 US to
BE- not little singular. An ''Ant.W Wise Man of Wise
District" undertakes to catechise Mr. Uise and MI
John Tyler for not having appointed Dr. Mallory Min
ister 10 Constantinople. We have great cur'osy to
know of Mr. Richie who is the author of this extra
ordinary communication, proceeding from an avo"rd
enemy of Mr.. WISE and, we presume, of Mr. John
Tyler, and certainly great friend Of Dr.. Mallory
DR.. Mallory, do not doubt, as fully dscountenances
the oficousness of this ntermeddler in his private at
fairs any other person.
We have to know, TINT MIR. Wise is ilie firm,
Mistaken and true friend Of Dr.. Mallory, and that
nothing which friendship could reqlife has been left
undone by him. We are also equally we'll informed OF
the high estimation in which the President holds DR..
Mallory. If the appointment to Constan;inople has
not been given 10 the Doctor, has been for reasons
which we doubt not, would he fully satisfactory TO the
Doctor. VIVA, right an "An,i-Wse Man" has to in
teriere in the matter, We shall better know when his
name shall be given.
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!, ICIIMOND WOoLLEE MANCFacToRY.-The suh.e,o
Il ers have taken the building adjoining axais Flour Ms
and are now manufacturing heavy article oil Co
suitable Negroes Farmers ana Country ,elea.s a
invited 10 call and examine the Goods. ca Cloth or yarn 81
ven in exchange for Wool. ,,,,rx,tp
Aug 25-w3m JONES MAohLHLi@'