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NOTES.

No proposal will be considered unl,ss il be accom-.
panied by guarantee, signed by one more respon-
sble persons in the following manner, viz
The undersigned ---- guarantee that ----, il
his bid for carving the mail from 10 --- be
cepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into
obligation prior 10 he LIT day of January next, with
good and sufficient suretes, to perform the service
proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of a
Postmaster, other equivalent testimony, that the
guarantors men Of property, and able to make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent to the Department
sealed endorsed " Proposals for route No. 25l7" and
addressed 10 the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bis resulting from comb-
nations and the terms and conditions which the
contract is to be made the last annual advertise
meat
c. A. WICKLIFFE.
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August 18th, l5i3.

IHEAP BOOkS.--lhis day received Tor sale by
y +. TAYLOR, " Ten Thousand Year, COM
tlcrc for % cents, volume octave Of ji1 pages,
large type.
"Cclebrated Tricks Of all Countrcs"-completc n
/ volume octave sos pepcs, price 80 cents.
Third volume of " 1'hlcrs' History OF the Freoch
R,vo'u iin," price 10 be completed in 4 volumes
for Slime edition wHh cngravngs. aug2i
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NOTICE.

THE United States steamboats, Colonel Hansy
and General Tay Tor, longer required for mill
tary operations in Florida offered for sale. Bids,
therefore, will be received by captain J. NJ. Hill,
Asst. O. NJ, St Augustine, +. F." to be endorsed
" BIDS for steamboat Colonel Harvey General
Taylor" the case may be, until the 9th Of Sep
TENDER, next month"; AT which time they will be
opened aud submitted to the Commanding General
Of the 9th military department for his decision as
10 whether either Of the boats shall be sold Bidders
would therefore do well 10 he literal in their offers,
especially both boats in excellent order aud
condition, coppered and in every respect fitted for
immediate service.
They are as good boats any others in the
southern waters If not better They will, in short
time, b. at Savannah TO be laid up, where they may
be seen aud examined. The terms Of sale cash,
in specie or its equivalent.
THO. F. HUNT,
1t. Col. and Act'g q. Nj. Gen'.
DEPUTY q. VI. GrSERAL's OFrIcE,
st. Augustine, Aug. II, ls43.
NoTr.-The Colonel Harvey was built for the
public service in Baltimore in the winter of lS40, by
X. b. Culley--the engine oy hlessrs. Reeder * Sons
Of that place; her boiler is new, having been put IN
last winner. The Gen. Taylor butt in Charles
ton IN 1910, has a low-pressure engine, and a new
boiler which was put IN last month.
r. +. HUNT,
sept l-dt25th Sep ID. q. NJ. G..
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COOPER'S NEW NOVEL, "The Wyandott
~ Expected thu. day, will be for sale by p. TAY-
LOR. volumes, price so cents. sep )
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osneer w sippy, George
leyenson Miss Ann sibley, > D
',iyner Miss HELEN Smawood, Miss Ann
I.
Lana. Thompson, Mrs. ii. 4.
YTull, Mrs Eliza A. Iowhsenp' = W.
X,rnn9e David E Trayers, John
a., ITALIAN, Patrick
frwiggs, Major Marine Thomas, william, n
8Ti.Lst Silas Taylor, Harrison
- patrick Tunnel, N. j.
IN Thompson Merwethar
T,ihnrt Geo W. Thumblet, James T..
Nr,Ison Miss Mary H. Thomas, Vim. III.
&ra,lor Henry rayloe, Benz. o.
"
Y Valentine, Matthias Vanamie, j.
4 Van Tyne, J. So Vin'on, capt ~ H.
q ,v,lr lain Warren, Edward
VII Mrs Jane Wrandell, George
H,vre William Walker, c.
8Waught, Mrs Mary Walker, George
%,vno3 oral r. Wallace, Richard
n vvIi,e William j. Watson & Sons, VIM.
81 Work Clement V. Waller, Littleton T',u' D
n lyI,e. lanes Nayy-2
n VIII ph,lo Wiley Parkeson r.
n Wright Thomas wilson, DAVID
&Woolsey d. L. q. w. Walker, saml. T.
Williams d. X. Watkins, Tobias
n Worcester, r. b. Watsoh' ", w.
"A lkinson VIM. Watkins, Miss Julia
VI ~ Ilace, William Williams, VIM. A.
Wilkins, James walker, WIN w
n Nley. Bernard Waggaman,Capt G. Ga
n Williams, Mrs Waggaman, Mrs. Mar
\ Wallace, DR.. VIM +. tina ).
Y
n Young Ezra Young, Col A. NJ
81 Young, K. |.
IA Zimmerman, VIM. ID.
% The inland postage on all letters intended to go
bs ship, must be paid, otherwise they remain IN TINS
N Office. VIM. JONES, p. NJ.
n September 49, ls43.-3t
H mo THE LADlES.-A & J. ID. HOOVER have
lust received from Philadelphia large supply
McCurdy's Morocco Walking Shoes, Buskins and
Ties
McCurdys Morocco Slippers aud Ties, white Satin
Slippers.
Ryon's Morocco Buskins and Ties
Do Leather do do
DO Morocco Slippers
DO Lasting and Satin (back) Cater Boots,
beautiful articles
DO Silk Quilted Buskns
DO Lasting do and half CATERS
DO white English Kid Slippers
Do French Slippers, Kid and Morocco
Mitchell's Morocco Buskins, Ties, and Slippers
DO Lasting Buskins, children's and Misses
morocco and leather
Do Boots and Buskins
Mrs. Smiths Buskins, Ties, and Slippers
Expected during the present week
Mclntosh's Buskins, Ties, Caters, white Satin
Slippers
Morocco Slippers, Chdren's Boots Of various
kinds, Misses work Of every variety
STATIONS Caters, Buskins, Ties, Slippers, and all
descriptions Of Misses wear, made in the most
superior style
kucher's Morocco and Leather work of al kinds
nd 4, tr.I Of All s,r,,,
iions and prices.
A. & J. d. H. take this opportunity 10 state that
they have fitted up in good sly lie room expressly
for ladies, and that they trust by keeping at all times
superior stock of every article in Their line, from
the most celebrated manufactures in tie United
States, and by exhibiting proper disposition to
commodate, 10 merit liberal share Of the patronage
Of the ladies Of Washington aud the District gene
rally. With respect To terms we have merely to
state that shall endeayor 10 adhere closely a.
possible to the retail prices of the manufacturers OF
whom purchase.
sept l5-3t A. J. d. HOOVER.
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MRS ELLlS'5 POETRY OF LIFE" Mic,
wi edition. complete cor 81 cents.
No. If, Aliison's History OF Europe; % cents
No. ~, Brands Encyclopedia % cents.
jus, received ior sale by
July 1T y TAYLOR,
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TREATISE ON FOOD AND DIET,

w It'll observations on the regimen suited for dis
w ordered states of the digestive organs, and an
of the dieares Of the principal metropolitan
and other establishments for paupers, lunatcs, Grim
inas, children, the SICK &c. &c. by j. Perera of the
Royal College of Physicians Of London, vol Syo
lS43, price one dollar.
Food, and its Influence on Health and Disease with
rules for the preservation OF health, by Matthew Tru-
man, NJ ID. vol. London, ls43, just imported.
Principles of Human Physiology, with their chief
applications 10 Pathology, Hygiene and Forensic Me-
dlcne, with over one hundred illustrations, by w b.
Carpenter, Nj. D., Lecturer Physiology in the
Bristol Medical School. First American edition,
lS43 with additions by the author, and notes and ad-
diiions by Meredith Clymer, Nj. D..
just received, for sale, together with many other
late Medical and Surgical Books, by
sept l3-tf +. TAYLOR.
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Tickets Sl0-IIalves S5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages 26 Whole Tickets $50 90
Do do % Half do 90 90
Do do 90 Quarter do 80 so
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class so for lS43
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c. on Saturday, the
30th September, 1913.
II Drawn Numbers
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OXFORD BlBLES.-Just imported, direct from
" London, by =. TAYLOR, aud this day received,
large collection Of English Bibles Of every size
from the smallest Pocket Bible to the large octave
volume printed IN large type and more beautiful pa
per than eau be found In any other editions whatever
and bound ~ every variety Of plain aud cheap as well
in rich aud ornamental bindings For sale at pr.
Cos as low be found (havng regard to the qua
Ii y any where in the United State
Also, large Qlsrto Family Bibles, best American
editions, for sale at prices much lower than they have
heretofore been sold for in Washington. aug u
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NOR RENT, a well furnished House, for six or
L. twelve months, in the negi,borhood OF the Pre-
sidents house. For further information, apply 10
ROBERT w. DYER & CO.
sep 10 3tauow
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ALL THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND RE

ALI, THE BRITISH MAGAZINES AND RE
"A VIEWS FOR AUGUST, l543, are this day
received (per British Steamer via Boston, at the Wa
yerley Circulating Library for the use Of ITS subsc-
ber,EE English copies, fne paper, aud large clear
type-many Of them with engravings. These are re-
ceIyed every month per Boston Steamer, reaching
the Library with great regularity about the ooh Of
the same month for which they are published IN Eng.
land
A number Of copc4 Of crcyy new book are supplied
To the Library Immediately upon pJbcationthe full
use of which together with the English and Amerl-
can periodicals. the cost Of which alone IS over 5000
per annun) may be obtained for yearly subscrip-
ton Of s.
Terms Of subscription S. per annum.
- for six months.
" 50 for three months.
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rINHE DISPATCHES AND LETTERS OF
i FERNANDO CORTES, the Conqueror OF
Mexico addressed to the Emperor Charles ", writ
ten during the conquest, and containing narrative
Of its events Translated from the original Spanish
by Geo. Folsom, vol. Just published and this day
received for sale by +. TAYLOR, or for circulation
among the subscribers TO the Wavcrly Circulating
Library Sept 7-3t
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
]. G.. GREGORY & co. Managers.
$4,000 Dollars !
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Glass No. 49, for lS43.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., Saturday the 23d
of September, ls43
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81 ,Sl4 prizes amounting to s742,77i
IS Number I.ottery--12 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets SIS; Halves 81 so; Quarters SO IS
Eighths 81 81.
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Young, Col. A. Nj.

a Zimmerman, VIM ID.
s,rhe inland postage on all letters intended to go
b. ship, must be paid, otherwise they Iemain ~ inns
n odce VIM. JONES, p. W.
n September Is, lS43-3t
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28
WING BODPAYING TICKET,

@LET nEEor BEnIsuNnERsTooDs AND LII
NE EaTnEAT THAT NAT NOT BE MIzHrrRE.
mNrsD. Ian Nor ADVOCATING TIE HEvIvAI
Or A HIGH PROTECTIVE TARnT. IAN ron All
DING BY rHE FRiEcrPLEA or rHE CoNPRoMEE
Act. Ian FoR DOING wHkT NO SoUTKERN
NAN or A FAN on CANDID MIND mas EvER YET
pEMD-ervEa TO TIN COUNTRY A REvEEUE
WHICH NAY FROvTDE ROB THE ECONOMICAL
WANTS OF THE GovERNMENT, AID AT Tm
SANE rfHK GIVE An nomEEFAI PROTECTION
TO our HONEi NDUsrET. " THERR m HERR
A SINGLE eEETLEmAE WHO WILL DENY THE
FAIREEss AND FRoPRfKrE on THIs, SHALL ~
GLAD 10 SEE AND HEAR WHOLE Is."-EStracl
rom he Speech Of HENRY CLAY, Sslivsrsd in
o. s. Senate March Isl, Il a., short tiu'
bsfors retiring from thai body.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

Showing additional efvs than q enc per cent
uua year 1855 viii discharge tie interest aecung Pnisfs
Bank bondby heyear 1871 de time which hs ks pshtof
principal thereof becomes due. And also the interest accFuug
Union bank bonds the year 1885, e lime which the lest payment
the principal becomes due Also showing that the interest being thus pro-
vdsd for the principal fast as become due Be discharged By 9th
Of The State amply sufficient for that upose Made for the
An6spudaing Club Jackson By DAVID SHELroN Es and pub
lished By request
The Planters bank bonds o 000O ia bonds Of $1,000 EACH
payable bus sIe50OO July 1s4 1926 900 due s oJ 1916
Jolly 1851 S250O0 due Let Of july 1866 100000
March, 1861 100000 due LIST Of March, 1885, and 100000
dua March 1871.
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CHESS.

This interesting game IS now being played
between a Club in Tuscaloosa and some gen.
tlemen ofour city. We have been furnished
with description Ofihs board, and win pub
lsh the moves as they are made.
Tho board is numbered from right to len,
No. !. being the Black Queens Rocks square
and number O. the White Kings ROokssquare.
Columbus playing Black in both games, and
making the frst move in Game No. !. and
Tuscaloosa making the first move IN game
No, 9,
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Have you taxable slave that slave rs would beoomel 20
so head ofcsde, your on them 30 cts 40 :"
These tables the proposed could case increase the
dollar and many not than 80 cts
With The man swell into hundreds So that fact the
oppov would be- Take for example, owning 1000
Of Mississippi worth 20 200 slaves carriage worth
watch worth clock worth 200 such would be worth
would be $685. By The increase would be-
so dolas
an this question because be really thinks the
calculate 90 he
naskyo
the Moreover
Ip has done the agitation ofs
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/ Legislative department. $4,000 Public Printing, 5000
2 Judiciary, $4,000 Interest funded
Executive, 10000 debt $500
Contingent fund Of Classifying ands 2,40O
Executive. $500 Library public
8 Expenses Of PEN buildings, 1'12O
reniary, 10000 Militia & elections 1850
Revolutionary soldiers 1000 Appropriations, say $4,000
11O5OO and 2s,57O-$1S9,O7O
The expenses thirty days sls5OO There
sion n years, SO $50 per
Of Judicial salaries S62 500 have allowed $4,000 Tor
ingences.
The superintendent Tells that will bring revenue neado ezpe
to the state Is N3ft
1 They win soOnb be tssarlssrsss,ssrs#
Enough in all conscience. e-fshstass 80
One,6 Oas years classification They Chased but years
M-The surplus Of $4,000 on the legislature $4,000 the Judici
ay $4,000 appropriations the surplus Of the 10000 the penena
will more than all the contingent expenses.
The annual payment interest," S3695 added the annual expenses
the government $1370 constitute the amount annually necessary
der pay interest on the bonds $5OS,905.
Now this have the ordinary Of the govern
for the year ending March, 1s43 without allow
ing thing probable Of the taxable property
the increase of the value thereof
Taxes assessed for the year ending LIST March, 1s4s sss
Add for Pike Washington Yalobuha Jasper and One-hd
Of Covington, (land not assessed) 10000
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WAVERLY HOUSE.
Mobile, ala.

TINE undersigned, long known as the pro-
Il prietor Of tie La Grange House Tusca.
lOosa, win open the WaveIly House. Mobile,
lately occupied by Fare g. BOndurant-on the
first Of October next, FOR the reception Of CON-
pany. The Waverly is undergoing thorough
repairs, and viii be well arranged for the COM
fort Of boarders. Particular attention win be
paid to families. Mrs PaltisOn will direct her
best efforts and long experience u make their
situation agreeable.
As TO tho Table and general accommoda.
TONS they win be such as to merit, what is
hereby solicited, liberal share Of patronage
for The Waverly.
CHAS. s. PATTISON.
Sept 1881 PHO
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DISSOIUTTON-

TyHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween the undersigned under the style
and hrm Of Coekeral & McCFyBdle. vas on
seventh instant dissolved By mutual consent.
MARK r. COCKRELL,
A: n. McCRYNDLE.
Sep. q 1913 6W.
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NoTE.-ln 1851, there lie an error Of addition
Of ten thousand dollars, and in 1859 one Of one
thousand, making eleven thousand. But the
true balance due BY tho State in 1859 on &C.
count Of the Union bonds. as the instalment
shows, is s,4s3s38. II is put down three mil
lions five hundred thousand, which more than
makes up for the error,
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To discharge the interest due these bonds By 1871 7 years. the annual
navment will be 500 500
To discharge the principal and interest BY 1871 the annual payment will
be 1864
To discharge the interest due (sl7775OOb by 1885, "a ysa the
pavment will be 106,964
To discharge the principal and interest due BY 1885, ga ys the annual
payment will be l62,679
The Union bank bonds are for $4,000 euc pay
able thus 100000 due LIST Of February 1850 $3750OOO due
February 1853 They bear interest has been paid No
vember 1S40
In May IA, principal due 100000. lnfst due $4,000
1850 80 100000 100000
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Il said that this taxation will Cypress the poor Letusee.
Have you taxable properly your so they would become
so cts. per year.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-28

rive see !. stated in he reports Of the
Board Of Health lha, shsysllowfsvss 3 prevail
lng in Mobile.
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81 1858 3,75OOOO 1905 OO-1, sos OOO-s 1888 900
To discharge these bonds by 1871 27 ysa the annual
payment will be S163S14
To discharge the these bonds BY 1855 years.
payment will be 277,2S5
Unite the two both shall be discharged by 1871
and the annual payment will be aud 1854 making S236S4
Unite that the Planters shall be discharged by
1871 by 1885, last payment the principal Of each the
nu payment will be S92 500 and 2772s5, making $369 s35
This last the way payments should be made and upon that shall
predicate my calculations Here, them this Of $500 1885,
we have the collected annually and above ordinary
penses Of government therefore becomes material enquire what
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26
IT., s,,v,dayr...A DEVELOPMENT.

II would seem from the speech of Lord
Brougham in the house of lords, on his
rising. to move a vote of thanks to Lord
Ashburton, that all the camor in England
against the American government for the
pretended concealment, of DR.. Franklin's
ideal red line map, was got up 10 divert
attention from deep-laid and successful
game of concealment, If not fraud, which
the British government through its Pleni-
po;entiary played oii' upon Bxolher Jona-
than IN the matter of the boundary nego-
,iations. To defend Lord Ashburion from
the charge of having made disgracefnl
concessions to the U. States, and Mr..
Webster from the charge of concealment
and trickery, Lord Brougham found him
self obliged. not merely to confess to the
non-existence of the red-line map, hu, to
charge home upon the British ministry
the suppression of incont stible proofs of
the justice Of the American claim, and BY
consequence, Of the utter lalsity of the
British pretensons to a rod of the terrific.
nv in dispute. In Lord BIS strong Ian
guage, the British government "had no
caSe--nOt a leg 10 stand upOn," in thai
matter; aud the facts which he states 60
the full length to prove the assertion.
For example. Lord b. states that in
the year 1888, in the reign of Geo. Ill,
the Kings geographer Nr. Faden) pub
lished a map, which designated the boun-
dary line, and that that line was not the
British bit the american line. A little
further he speaks of map in his own
possession, which designaies the same
line and which has on lis face proofs Of
its high authenticity. He says:-''I have
Il map which can trace to the custody Of
Geo. HI, and on which there is The timer
lean line and not the English line, and
upon which there is note--which, from
the hand writing, makes me think IL IS in
the ha1d 'oriiing Of George III. himself
This Is THE LINE OF Mr.. OswALD's
TREATY IN 1888 written three or four
times upon the lace of it, And still fur
Their on, Lord b., in order to bring the ex-
islence of this map of Faden home to the
knowledge Of ministers, adverts sgniti-
canlly to the fact that it went with
George Ills library to the British Muse
um, but "toaS not there n0U'-indeed he
had understood that it had been transfer
red to the Foreign o0ice-where it is as
el'ecinally concealed from the public eye,
as Gen. Harrlson's principles were du-
ring the campaign of 1910, by the COM
mltee Of safety.-.Albaay .4rgus.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26

4 Cautious Husbana.-A woman in
the small village Of Flanders, after a Sc
we're iIness, fell into n state of lethargy.
Her husband and all present pronounced
her dead. She was enveloped in wind
ing sheet, according to the custom Of the
poor people of the place. On the way to
the burying ground, those who carried
the corpse had to pass near thlcket, the
lhorns of which prIcked her, and she
awoke from her elhargy and stared at the
people round her with amazement. Four
teen years after she died. As she was
borne to the earth the cautious husband
bawled out several times-''Look out
there-beware of the bushes"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26
HYMN TO MAY.

Born in yon blaze Of orient sky,
Sweet May! thy radiant form unfold;
Unclose thy blue, voluptuous eye,
And wave thy shadowy locks Of gold.
For thee the fragrant zcphyrs blow.
For thee descends the sunny shower;
The rills in softer murmnrs flow,
And brighter blossoms gem the bower
Light Graces Jress'd in fiowery wrra'hs.
And tiptoe Joys their hands combine;
And Love his sweet contagion breaihes,
And laughing dances round thy shrine.
Warm with new life, the glittering thiong
On quivering fin and rustling wing,
Delighted join their votive song,
And hail thee goddess Of the Spring.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26

4 BY virtue Of wri, of special Ii ri
d D Facias, issued out Of the United
States Circuit Court for the District Of
Illinois, in favor of Ira Todd, and against
Josiah Seybold and Nancy SeyboId his
wife, am commanded 10 sell the follow
ing desc;ibed property, Ia wit:
The northwest quarter Of section six,
(6) in township thirly-two, 1927 north,
range two (2) east Of the third principal
meridian, situate in La Sale county,
which shall expose for sale at public
auction on the 27lh day Of June next,
1913, between the hours Of O'Clock, a.
W., and O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court
House door in the town Of Ottawa.
WIN. PRENTlSS,
u s. Mpshai D strict oC Illinois.
BY EDw. d. TALoorr. deputy. 5l-5
n. B.--rhis sale will be made without
reference to the Hdluaiion Lar, and
without the privilege of redemption.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-26
Ht,llNNi..
3tLENUL.
ME subscriber would inform t

.YENIIE subscriber would inform the
4 citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity,
that he still continues his school in the
Mechanics Hall. The summer term viii
commence on Monday, the 5,h Of June
next.
Tuition per term Of twelve weeks, en-
elusive Of the school fnnd, will be reduced
to SO 90 and 50 80, for common English
branches, and SO 90 for Philosophical
and other studies. A. SAWYER.
Ottawa, April %. 1913. 4S-3