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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

The last section declares that the act shall take
effect on the lst May, 1912; but that the Gov
erner of this Commonwealth may by proclamation
suspend the operation Of the same until the end OF
the succeeding session of the Legislature of this
State, whenever he shall be officially informed
that the Erecutive Of Netr- York shall hare bona
fde consented TO Comfy WITH THE DEMAND OF
lie Erecutiue Of this State for the surrender OF
Peter Johnson Edward Smith and Isaac Gansey,
as fugtives from Justice and that the lao Of Netc.
York of the 9TH Of May 1912, entitled "an act
to extend the right of trial by jury HAS BEEN
81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

IsyA TO LET-The second and third sto-
ries of the building No. 9Sprucest street Apply TO
IL T. 8cELRATH. TrbuRe 0fHce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

The 9Th section provides that ten dollars shall
be paid for the inspection together with all costs
and charges, and that the vessel shall be held liable
for the same.
Sec. Q gives the inspector power, on suspicion
of resistance, to call out the power OF the county
Sec IL places the onus probandt upon the mas
ter who denies that he is citizen resident OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

WN LAND WANTED.-The Sylvanla
-. Association OF the City of NewYork are deoas
oil purchasing from two th zee thousand OF Land
within hundred miles OF NewYork City in the Ss!es
OF Pennsylvania, New.Jersey New.York. The am
Land must be well supplied with wood and water ard
adapted TO grazng graingrowing, and gardening pui
poses Uncultvated lands, with snail cultivated estate
adjoining, would be preferred Owners of lands who
give clear litle requested prepare staesas
In relation 10 such sAds with the favorable iefys
and address their letters lpost pad) TO T. w. WHITLEY
President OF the Sy!vana Association IS PInesi NewYs
The attention OF landholders is respectfully socleca
the syiSana Association intends going into operaton
early possible.
Editors of Country Newspapers requested to eoya
notice this advertisement i1g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

AA STORE g. OFFICES TO LET.
.GiE The Lever Floor Basement and Cellar OF the Store
No. IS Nassau-s,reet, corner OF Liberty.
Alse Offices in the same building Apply al 81 Nassau.
street &C Tvs
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are assimilated to our own. If they are, then the
offences stated do not appear to me come within
the description of crimes coHtaised in the above
cited section of the Constitution.
II this was sufficient reason for refusal TO
surrender in that case, it is equally valid IN this
The Attorney General proceeds to give ether
reasons-one is that the accompanying proofs
that the fusi,ives were within the State OF Viz
GINA was not satisfactory. But the proof on that
point was as definite in that case as IN this. An
other reason given was that there was no law OF
the State or of the United States pointing out the
manner in which the surrender should be made.
The United States law of 1898 was subsequently
passed to obvate this objection. But it is ebvi-
Gus that this law, although it might remove
doubts and inconvenience ss to the mere manner
of making the surrender, could add nothing 20 the
power or obligation contained in and conferred
by the provision in the Constitution.
The case was afterwards submitted BY the Gov
ernor of PENNSYLVANIA to the President of the
Uaited States VITO referred 1t TO the Attorney
General of the United States. The Attorney
General was Edmund Randolph, a distinguished
son of Virginia.
He does not agree with the Attorney General OF
Virginia tina, further Legislation is necessary to pre-
scribe the manner of the demand and surrender.
But he unites in the opinion that the Governor OF
Virginia was not bound to make the surrender IN
that case, because the proof was not sufficient
that the persons demanded were fugitives from
justice, or were found in Virginia.
But sir, call the especial attention of the House
to one position taken BY him in the course of his
argument, which covers the whole ground we con-
TEND for. He says, The Governor of Virginia
is bound for the jus, OF his discretion, and il
he should yield to informal evidence be must yield
at MS peril
Such, sir, were the opinions OF Virginia and OF
Virginia Statesmen in her Golden Age. They
sound more like the sentiments OF freedom than
those which have mere recently been exhibited.
Now, sir, viewing the facts OF this case as they
appear in the documents which | have read, by
the light of the arguments OF the Virginia law
yers in their case. was there not at least
ground for q reasonable doN6t in the minds of
sour Executive, whether he could be justified in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09

less outcast in distant land, be has no resource
but to beg his way back to his wretched family and
desoate home. Sir, can your Executive be too
cautious In exercising this tremendous power
Would he be justly liable to the severess CEN
sure, did he not, when doubt exists, insist uYon
clear evidence before he issues that warrant whose
execution almost equally involves the ruin of the
accused, whether guilty or innocent!
The power is salutary, bat most delicate
and dangerous one and unless used in perfect good
faith, and in the liberal spirit of amty in which 1t
originated, the people will not endure it. They
will soon eradicate it from their Constitution
Sir, this is not power made to be used on
light or trivial occasions. 1t has not been the
practice OF your Executive heretofore TO issue or to
obey reaui.sisions fer misdemaenors and minor
offences. The laws of no State in the Union affix
TO such offences punishment great as would
be the execution OF the Executive warrant OF sur-
render. Nor will the doctrine be endured for a
moment in this free land, that the Executive, on
WHORE demand is made, can exercise NO dscCe-
,lon-that he can in no case look beyond the ac-
complaining affidavit or Indictment.
Suppose, sir, resuisition is made, accompa-
MED with the usual affidavits, and your Executive
hapsens TO personally knolc that the accused is
not guilty, must he surrender him Malice and
revenge have combined with perjury to put in mo-
lion the Executive arm of a sister State to crush
their victim in this. Shall your Executive Know
ingly become an instrument of the horrid conspi-
racyi
An editor of one of your newspapers publishes
libel against some one in Virgins, and sends his
paper containing it to subscriber in tina, State
|, is crime in Virginia. He is demanded. Shall
he be surrendered! Oran inaammatory pamphlet
is sent, by one of our cit;zens-it is crime The
offender is demanded. Shall he be surrendered
No, it is answered-he Is not fugitive from JUS
ice. Neither were the three men, tie refusal to
surrender whom has given such offence, fugitives
from Justice. They were sailors attached to yes
SCI, and left Virginia with the vessel IN the regular
discharge OF sheis business and their duty.
| Again, SIR, the law, the violation of which is
complained OF, may be nanifes,ly unconstitutional
and void. Virginia may pass an e1 posi- tactO law
declaring that all the clerks in the bank at Rich
mond at the time of the late defalca,ens, shall be
deemed guilty OF felony. oas of them may have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
y E hELIZABETH-PoRT Ann
SFs=rs-STrST1 NFwyopE Rgppy co.tu,,..@

&$vSETNN PEOPLES LINE.
Sase- Leave pier No. /, North ri,er al 81 O'Clock
,iIv 1Sundsys e1ceptedl by steamboat TO Eli,shss
PORT or leave the tooof Courtlandt ~ O'Clock
by n Jersey Railroad Eizahethtown there connect with
RE train OF cars for Souervle; coaches thence ionv "a
n,iles arriving at Eesten al O'Clock, p NJ For seats an
ply to A D. Hope. Merchants Hotel Al costandtst.
". 8. This route on account OF the short dist zee BY
coaches, commends itself u the public
Office removed from IS TO Il CorilaLdt street stss
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
True Ernn!C Nobility.

The woman, poor and i'll clad as she
may be, who balances her income and
Xpendilure-who tolls and sweats in
unreplning mood among her we'll trained
children, and presents them morning and
evening, as offerings of love TO her hus-
band in rosy health and cheerful cleanli-
ness, is the most exalted of her sex.
Before her shall the proudest dame bow
her jewelled head and the bliss of hap
py heart dwell with her forever. Il there
IS one prospect dearer than another to
the soul of man--if there is one act more
likely TO bend the proud and inspire the
broken. hear,ed-lt is for a smiling wife
TO meet her husband at the door with bis
host of happy children. How il slirs up
the tired blood of an exhausted man,
when he hears rush Of many feet upon
the stalrcase--when the crow and carol
OF their young voices mix in glad conlu-
sion--md the smallest mounts or sinks
into. his arms amidst amirthlul shout. Ii,
was a hallow from every countcnance
tha, beamed around the group There
was Joy and blessing there. London
Journal.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
SCiaNOE..

FEYIE subscriber would inform the
"A citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity,
that he still continues his school IN the
Mechanics Hall. The summer term will
commence on Monday, the 5lh of June
next.
Tuition per term Of twelve weel's, ex-
elusive of the school fund, "iil be reduced
to So 60 and So so mr common English
branches, anI SO 90 for Philosophical
and otber studies. A. SAW hh'
Ottawa, April IS, 1919. is--3
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
On the Dcn,h of uInrrie. j. Cotton.

Beautiful one thou hast passed away.
Like the rosy light at the close of day,
Which fingers and plays with the clouds awhile,
TO light the earth with parting smile,
Then slowly fades from the darkening skies,
Even so hast thou faded before our eyes.
Thou hast passed away, like the summer flo,
That bloom in their sweetness a few brief -
Like the opening bud of the early ross.
Nipp'd by the frost ere its leaves up'
As the lily droOps on broken - ~. -,
Sweet onel thou hast fade '""' INV use '''
IT,, o III .,e rainhows glorious hue.
ia a. - go loud, and the morning dew :
lsrhs, I,;.,o' re gems, in the suns first ray,
'Than - Unseen, TO the clouds away;
IL II, .nings lovely beneath the skies,
Tho, past pass'd away from our longing eyes.
Thou art gone, like the beautiful things of earth
That leave no trace of their early birth;
Like the joyous song of the summer bird,
When the warning voice Of the storm is heard.
Yet no. like them they will all return;
But vainly for thee will our spirits yearn.
BEAUTIFUL one thou art sleeping now,
With the shadow of death on thy sunny brow.
1t has qucnched the light Of thy laughing eye,
And frozen the smIe as it fitted by;
And the beautiful features we loved so much
Are turned to marble, by deaths cold touch.
Alas for the beautiful things Of earth
The gems of affection, of priceless worth;
The hearts rich treasures, so highly priced;
The lovely, beloved, and idolzed--
Though dcarer to US than the light ofday--
Death claims them all as his lawful prey.
Sweet one! we have seen thee from earth depart
Win fearful eyes, but thankful heart;
For we know thou art now in that ''hctter land =
Thou art one ofthat holy and happy band,
Redeemed from the earth, III their early years,
With eyes undimmed by Affections tears.
We know it were sinful to mourn for ,hee,s g
So soon from this wearsome world set free.s
Death came to thee in gentle form,
And bore thee away from the coming Storm
And the bud, jus, opening before our eyes,
Is transplanted 10 blossom beyond the skies.
Il.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
spring and Summer Clothing.

gT-Ib ""'iutsis..~,i, - 90 Ni"i'' ''r'ovs,
a St. Louis, has received by late ar
rivals an extensive assortment OF Spring
and Sumner Clothing, manufactured eX-
pressly for the western trade, and made
up under his immediate direction by
wholesale clothing house in the city OF
New York, with which lie is connected.
The stock comprises every article usu-
ally kept in clothing or furnishing store,
and as these goods were bought low for
cash during the winter, he therefore can
and WW sell at lower prices than any
other house in the city of st. Louis, IN
der any circumstances.
Buyers are invited to call, examine and
Judge for themselves. NJ. BROWN.
st. Louis, April, lsi3. 1s-3
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02

1he Ruitng Passion Strong Ia Death.
When Lawrence was living stretched
on The deck of the Chesapeake, MORALLY
wounded, and the immortal spirit was
about quitting its frail tenement, his last,
dying injunction was-"Don't rive up
She ship" When cambridge la, ,sirug-
gling,in death, on tho bed of sickness,
his memory reverted to the s,irrin, scenes
in who, he had many years befon borne
an active lart. He imagined himself in
command o. a gallant vessel. surrounded
by his oihcer, OH the eve Of an engage.
ment--and sa'suoning all his energies
for hnal effort, exclaimed. 'Csll all
lrands to board W enemy !" When
Porter,in Foreign md, was sinking into
the grave--his bcdyworn on, with the
exposures and hardship to which no mad
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
MAEsfaAI's SALE.


by virtue wri! Of special Flerl
ID Facias, isued out Of the United
States Circuit lourt for the District of
Illinois, in lavcr,l Ira Todd, and against
Josiah Seybold md Nancy SeyboId his
wife, am commanded TO sell the follow
ing described proerty, To wit:
The north wesluarter Of section Elk,
81 in township hirly-two, (32) NORTH
range two (2) cas- Of the third pr'"clpa'
meridian, situate La SIZE county,
which | shall expse for sale at pubic
auction on the Cpd day Of June next
lsi3, betwcpn the lpurs Of 0 o'clock, A.,
NJ, apa 6 o'clock =. NJ, at the Court
IIrase door in the town of Ottawa.
WI. PREM rISS,
u S. MahaL District cf Illinois.
By EDw. b. TALcor'. Deputy. 5l-5
n. B.---This sale viii be made without
reference to the Taxation Lar, and
without the privilege IF redemption.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
REMOVAL.

To secure a larger Store aud Laboratory, the
Subscribers HAYS removed from n. NtideH Lane
to that magniicen, Warehouse, stories rear
and (with lni ovci) 100 feet deep,
NO. ~, CORILANDT STREET,
Near BrOGdiray
The whole Of which they occupy, and wh9re
they have established their extensive laboratory,
wholcshIe house aud retail department for the
next Seven years, and.wherc they will hope to see
all persons dealing in Medicines who visit the
City.-Being in the vicinity of oil the nrse ho-
tells their Store will be kept open late and early,
to accommodate those whose business calls them
to the East side Of the town 10 the middle Of the
day. COMSToCk q Co.
Nsc York, april lS43.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02

Extraordinary aoacer Of Recognition
IN Tger.-I.ately singular circum-
stance occurred in Wombwsll's Royal
Menagere, corrobora,ive Of NE retenlive
me.ory said 10 be possessed by this most
vicious OF the forest tribe, the tiger. A
sailor, who had been strolliug round the
exhibition, lettering here anil there to adj
mire and identify some of the animals
with those he had seen in farF distant
climcs, was attracted by the strange noise
made by a tiger, who seemed irritated be-
N-ond endurance. Jack, somewhat alarmed,
sought the keeper 10 enquire The cause of
so singular display Of feeling, which he
remarked became more bois,erous the
nearer he approached the animal the
keeper replied that the behavior of the IT,
ger indicated either that he was vastly
pleased or annoyed; upon this the sailor
again approached the den, and after gazing
q, the tiger for few moments, during
wiINh the animal became frantic with
Seeming rage, lashing his tail against his
sides and giving utterance to the mos, t
flightful bellowings, discovered the tiger
to be the same animal brought to England
under the special care of the weatherbea-
ten tar. 1t now became Jacks turn 10 be
delighted, as il appeared the tiger was re-
cognizng his old friend, and after making
repeated applications to be permitted to
enter the den for the purpose, as he said
of "shaking fist with the beautiful
animal, he was suffered so to do; the iron
door was opened, and in jumped Jack to
the delight of himself and striped friend,
and to the astonshment of the ookers-on.
The affection of the animal was now
shown by caressing and licking the plea
scd sailor, whom he seemed to welcome
with the hear,iest satisfaction and when
the honest tar left the den the anguish Of
'heenlmal appeared almost indispensable,
Davenport Independent.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
Notice to Contractors.

'ENIlE undersigned, board Of apprai-
sers to assess the damages and settle
with the contractors on the line Of the
Illinois e. Michigan Canal, hereby give
notice that they are now organized and
ready 10 receive (at the canal Office in
Lockport( the written consent, as required
by law, of contractors to m assessment of
damages and a final settlement aud relin-
punishment of their contracts.
GHOLSON KERCHEVAL,
JAMES MITCHELL,
WIN. NJ. JACKSON, appraisers
May %, 1912. ST.
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NOTICE.

"a Office is hereby given to the
Y debtors to the estate of Joseph
Bechler, decd, late Of La Sale county,
H., not 10 pay the demands said estate
holds against them to James Brdsal, Esq.
who is acting as agent for Mrs. U. Bcch-
Ter, once administrators of said estate
The letters Of ADMINISTRATION have been
revoked, and no person is now legally
authorized to settle the estate.
MATTHEW NARY,
Oas ofMe creditors Of said estate.
Ottawa, June 9, lS43. 52-3
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02

Route rom Detroit TO Chicago
Cheap traelng and greatSpeed. Per
sons can bw go from Detroit to Jackson,
$50 miles by railroad, IN hours rom
Jackson b Isl Joseph (l2o miles,) by
stage. inb6 hours FROM St Joseph to
Chicago(69 miles) by steamboat, in 7
hours-yhoe distance 269 miles IN 30
hours. Fare though from Detroit TO Chi
capo SS5O.-Det. Free Press.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02

JoHy WENTWORTH is nominated by
the Democrats of the 4ti Congressional
Dis,lid of Illinois, as th.ir candidate for
Conpnss. He will he eected as matter
Of corrse, as he is the tdlest man ont -
Racine .Aduocate.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
Produce Market.
Agricultural Meeting.

A meeingof the Union agricultural
Society, o. both Stockholders and Truss
tees. will lie held at Juliet on Wednesday
the 9TH of|une next, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
at which tine arrangements will be made
for the ncA Cattle-show and Fair,--the
place desi,nated, &c. &c. The amend
ment to the act Of incorporation, as pass
ed by the legislature last winter, will be
submitted or the action OF the Society.
The inaugural address of the President
will be deferred.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02

We hare been requested to state that,
at the solicitation Of many citizeas,
WILLIAM Il. BAILEY has consented
TO become d candidate for JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE IN this precinct, at the nert .4u-
gust election.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
TIE TRIAL FLOWS

will be prcecuted by the viewing COM
mittee, Soln Robinson, p. Y. Bliss, and
L. W. Bfdster. commencing at 10 o.
clock, A. n of Wednesday.
Such of he premiums as the Society
has been ale 10 procure, will be deliver
ed 10 thoseo whom they have heretofore
been awared.
The pos'onement Of the meeting from
the oath int. Is in consequence Of the
backwardnSs of the season, 50 that it
shall in,erIre less with farming opera
tons. Thmeeting will be an important
one, and a sneral attendance of members
and friendss solicited. BY order of
SASUEL ANDERSON, Prs.
Jour s.. N~.-"., SI,. ST..
MAY lSI843.
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Regular racket forn,,,,o,s .,.
MANsSslAL,S SALE.

United Setes' Circuit Confederation No. .
BY virtue of writ of PenGiE
-AD ETponas to me directed from
United States Circuit Court, far the S.
trict of Illinois, in favor Of John l..
McCracken and against Charles Haywi
| am directed to sell the following pr
erty in Ottawa Centre, to-wt;
Lots , and 3 in block 2; lots 3, s.
8 and in block 3; lots and in bic
6 [; lot IA in block 8; lot | in block l
lots /, 3, 7, s, IL and Is in block
lot II in block IA; lots /, l3 and IT.
block IS /; lots and Is in block l6; lots
IL, 8 and IL in block. II; lots and 5
in block 10; lots 3, I, IL, 10 and l6 in
block 10; lots 5, l3, Ia and l6 in block
20; lots 3, 6, 10, | /, IL and % in block
81; lots s, ., 10, IL, II and 8 in block
% lots /, 3 aud in block "a; lots /,
3, 4, 7, ~, l3 and II in block 25; lots
|, 5, l3 and II in block % lots |, 3. z,
., / | and | 5 in block 81 lots |, 2. 3, 5
and 0 in block %; lots 3, Z, IL and ID
in block 30 lots %, II and ! in block
80; lots I, l3, l6 and II in block 3
lots 5, Is and II in block 80; lot in
block 33 lots and in block 80; lots
and 6 in block &c lots 2 and 3 in block
81; and lots | and in block 3o.
ALSO, in the town of Peru, lot 6 in
block IS; lot 6 in block Is /; and the Z
! of the w ] of lot 2 in block 10.
ALSO, the following described lands.
to wit: the f ], S f !. Section SO, I
81, R3E; the W /. S L /, Section
%, + 81, n R3 f.; South 30 acres OF
the w !. N L /, Section 23, i 81, n K
3 E--all of which are Eas. of the 3D.
I principal meridian,
Which | shall expose 10 public sale, ON
the 10Th day of May next, al the court
house door of said county, 10 the highest
and best bidder, for ready money.
Sale TO commence between the hours
of 8 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ,
of said day. Dated this 9Th day of April,
A. ID. 1913. WIN. PRENTISS,
u s. Marshal District IF Illinois,
By Enw. b. TALcorr, Dpuiy.
~ b. The above sale is hereby postponed
until the Goth day Of May next, at The same place
aud hour of the day. WIN. PRENTiSS,
+ BY EDw. D. TArcorr. Marshal
n. 3. The above sale is hereby further posi-
poned until the 9Th DAY of June next, at the
same place and hour of the day
WIN. pRENTlSS, .NYshal.
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been subjected, for period OF many years.
n the service of his coun'ry-ln his last
;" w. he directed that his body should
w. buried at the foot of the flagstaff, that
even ater death The glorious stars and
s,rinespf Americs might wave over him.
PyetWsGooa.-''l say Monsieur Cob
bler can Won Apply an impervious rem
NON, from the frmoiti exterior of the
feminine ouadru ed. over the slight en-
bras,re in nv dihpdated understanding,
with such rhinolastic accuracy. as TO de-
bar the excessiv permeability of this sud
den deliouescet:y!"
"Gness vou'e gotinto the wrong shop,
e." e,claime, the dumbfounded resusci-
ta,or of soIes.
"May be y'r are a llt'lc oW' Inc In
sane Asylum ; mile to the NORTH SIR
"No harmfriend--I merely asked if
you could pah this hole IN my boot SO
as to keep 0, the splosh :"
"Why, stain, sir, and that little the
neatest. fought you must have sprung
leak somwhere. )"
That's fem the crazy folks paper the
Asylum Jdrnal.