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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
DApENPoRT & ALLEN,


hLD COgnac Brandy superior Sole TeasrG0oi' and Dam
~ agrf N1feira brand Loaf quraf-
"0osey" sn1 l0vennr Crushed a. Papc-Cap Letter and
Wf.rpng quauer Candcaifnla Patent 3d. Judr.
dr Co. iacksons Starch C0g1e4 Sugafsgt Porto
MollssePnnle Rico CorpRio. Java Angulturl and
faguay Tcag-Fne and Petra Pine Gunpoyyer mpsfat
sh1arsoued Blcon-Miines Eaif-Liverpool fnr steei-
Ameuc1n Bltrri Anm. Copprns M1disr CFsf OlTarners
and lamp Ground Clngsf d. Pepper Brown Stout
ING Powder Ground Plaster Table Salt Window cass Ree
NJ
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WOOLENS, COTTONS AND
1, MEN


M ADsWoRTH. TURNER a 90. having received one or
the largest and most general WIN
TEL Try Goods ever offered this market lager pun
OF their Sape Goods purchased before they ATE
MCrhy the attention of Merchants confederation t. pa
'iD Iequ"rTi au2l
d ARPElS RUGS, Sc.-Wr have just a large AMI
- handsome assortment Of Brussels Three pity snl Ingram
and Amercan earpeiinE aud De
Wilton Rugs PLAIN and hsd n,or cloth iae
which W" oheT ga gosl they be
- 10 DINFORD a. NIAIMO
II AlIlhoRE WillSkEE-II hli- BALTIMORE whskry zoo
- sale no - JAS. WINSTON.
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ROHANDS ImprOred TONIC .HiITI'RE
Warranted 20 care AGI a FEVER.
'ENHE great deslderatum with most inventors OF
h Patent Medicine has speedy recovery
OF those who make tna Of enrich Themselves
independent n the good or bad effects produced.
DR. JOHN X. ROWLAND uf Philadelphia, believe be
ra'rd by ennoblng and
appeal the Thousands 10th this
who a-r having tried o SPECIFICS entire
h1udion OF tcr patience well money enabled
rejoice the influence Of Rowands Improved
Mixture. This MEDICINE may be taken ebTe DISEASES
be- found o the best Tones
the eradication OF AGjE FEVER. Having ap
pointed sole Agents for the Of this nvaube remedy Cty
those DESTROYS Of may upon getting
a GAYNOR, WOOD A. COS.
&C IL Next o Rel Tavern.
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RICHMOND X PETERSBURG RAILROAD
Hours for Departure ON and nTtcr July gard
Leaves Richmond ai past I r. NJ. M,
Leaves Petersburg 1t past A. NJ. ']'"'
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond at before 6 \ NJ. l,,.,------.
Leaves Petersburg ats A. ". 'N'' '''P' ''1"'A'''
Leaves Richmond 10 \. NJ Mondays, wednesday,
leaves Petersburg past J p. ~. Frdays-
9- Passage sI-Chliren and Servants half pneea5
when paid the
Otice II. & p X. x. 20. in -
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AND PfAHo FoRrE WARE-IoUsg.
Opposite the Banks.
go ii The subscriber IS constantly rccev-
II II from the celebrated mandatory or NrvSs
cL,HK New York elegant AMI plain Piano Fotea possessing
latest that dclcacy of touch Of
peculiar IN their manufacture
Constantly on hand large assortment of
FLUTES, Flrc0lct'-, Canoncus
Guitar Vioiins, viploncelos
Accordons. Musical Boycs
Horns. Buglss and Tnmpcts
Fifes and Drums
Guitar Vn Harp and Piano strings superior quality
Piano Forte Stools AMI Co,es
CHf.gP ffffSfC
The largest collection of Music In this state
may be- seocisd ois. ne sDre u The
enabled io ELL at ue Padpha and New York wholesale and
retail prices.
lios" puf'Hsinr lran VIII be- upon better terms
thsu Tiny can fud siaesiFfr n ~ State.
gDPanos repaired unni let on hire anil akcn svch1nrs
v w. TAYLOR.
RrPlANO FORrEs ~ every description repaired and tune-
Tuning by the required, ty Witss KE,Rsva whoe Lng
experience anil ability manufacturing anil tuning Pores
justly entities him CONFIDENCE. Guitar Victims and Ar
c0Idrns repaired Violin Bows haired.
btnrs en a. above VIII be- runeuauy aitarded eirf In
Town or county.
HDUBttC NOTICE given Ctscns Richmond and NJ
the surrounding County r stisrfber the
re IN price si selling very best lamp Inv
price heretofore AZ FRn ~ - Red Mouar brow
Net gJ- lhr ohieheashsi white. JNO =. CRAWFORD
o. u Apohccay Druggist
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IUFT hard from nc manufacturer in Ph ph
- large a.oncnt nnd Chrena ahoes n every
ey Anonrt Fancy Boots fo both MIsses
entfen consisting os best asnnent We have had ~ al
low oe6 RI X. WHITE q co, Market Rtdgs
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,RoCND PLASTER the Iubec Min-, b. 49, On
~ consignment and warranted Of the best quality.
- DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
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HATS AND CAPSi.

JOHN !. HARDWICkE,
mEHCEIAS TAILOR,
A. Just returned isOm The North where he las
most splendid assortment Goods English
manufacture, offered
customers ai the public such viii subtraction
j. V H. las nld" New York by which
be enabled ~ French and English
such and desirable goods may inpored-a which
h- VIII offer good be purchased any
house IN tins country. - 20
e. StuS ELS Spades and ForKs.-lOO dozen shoNels
~ spades ami forks Just received and sale 10y
81 p RICHARDS 4 GARDNER,
sign ofte Go-n Mil street. nearly Opposite Mrssrs
IOndons Wilnglaui and Ufewr
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LOrISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines 10 Charlottesville, >tnunton, Lynchburg
aud the Virginia springs.

MONT TR4TELLLvG fyoIDED-lND GRE4TLY IN.
CREsSED ENPEDTTYOIN
HNHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
Il aieT the Is, July, the Richmond and Char
o,iesyic viii hs - 80 % Fare Staunon -; Far Lynch
burg 81 From function s,aunon Sd So From Junction Char
lotteSvile - 50.
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KNIVES AND FOR


Ladies' French Morocco aud kid DuskiH-,
~ me uerg iOto prire ~ Sl.2J''
HAVE recently received supply ~ fa above msi1flHr
Shines Tor iads which VIII be sold ~ me above yeylo ,e
Ladies' French Morocco and d d Walking
rfice. A call from thr flde. o. lpaetuly invited
20 DAVID BULLiSCTON Manson House.
y ANGuORNE & AtUIsTEAD 'S superior ufonoso
y cured Chewing TuHACfOA fine i1f nj
opened 10 which wouh bo of
20 BOLTON A. HARRISON. puegrfs
Main Governor streets.
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HATS, CAPS AND MUFFS,
AZ NeNx NorL f..t. u.t.

A FURTHER supply just received per schrs.
~ Weymouth anil eont,nc-isy 90 rich elegant and ~ ri
latest Hy# OEO. W FERRY.
Fashionable Halter. Main sreet.
NJ 10 door above Van low, snu, Hardware store
LIMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE and MACCARuNl--q cast,
no 10 w. NJ HARRISON
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ryz Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at 81
q A. NJ reach Junction breakfast. and thence
proceed together with arriving AT the June
Eae- ton from the North. the Louisa Railroad Cor
-sSrA donsy and bence Charlotes,i lie reach
-ksAI--ing Charlottesville by T. NJ, and Cookies Is miles
West BY night Leave Cookies morning by daylight,
the Blue Ridge at and staunon by 10 A. NJ
The Guyandote line n A. NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night and leaving there morning light reaches
the Warm Springs breakfast and Calsln dinner, and
Ing the White Sulphur 7. NJ Lcwishug by r. NJ
ON the III day, - hours than the by Lynbag The
whole expense less and the week
The Natural Bridge Tuesdays Thur
days and Saturday, the alternate days Will be nnhed
at III A. NJ reaches Lexington by night leave
ayght, breakfast pas
until amer dinner and reach Dcs Springs by
night leave breakfast Caagans
and the White sulphur Springs by 7. NJ
TRAVEL ENTiRELY
The Toad splendid
coaches fine heretofore
These Lines the Main Mail Routes and Passengers pre-
ference all Others q avg post.
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EEFItNNEN, IsIJ.
7. X. WHITE g. co.
Home Made shoes OF nII kinds
LADIES' FHENCH uOHOCCO SLIPPERs, very
hnudsoue. al 4. 'f

WE have just opened n largo assortment Of
fhe above very handsome Slippers Of 81 per pair hey are
really so~i and cheap N JUDAH MYERS 80
VBEARL PoWDRR-fbs much cosmetic Il The mos,
pleasant and immediate corrective NJ hat unsu,l and A.,
red appearance 81 The an oveaps
agitation o. nushss w NJ roughnes the ursee ssrg
nom latent nhaaton operates charm ansyne fe eses
nent and fprcaing r features and uniform clear
uess and many pcon Le,uunh Transparent sonnes. f
eSpresEpn-fot saie by
10 20 GNYNOR WOOD a 90
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ECONOMY ~ HOTSE- KEEPING
To TamlIie=-Inrd camps.

~ Ellis celebrated and universally approved
fafi lamps fof The ribs-rhprs Pbdatepht
pfcsso cis The advanagr- ~ Lamp. FI-i No c1
Lad ussd ~ fn De wfhout tiie trouble n ht uCprl
Secondly. gives much hight Of bet so, Candes
lastly NJ Cofnn Lamp Nirk Le u.fl
Ordinary tubs on lamp.
O. ias bccn aesincd That pound 81 ord m burn
f0ry gfh hour half whole evening
faenr ~ lf n1y or month sab fufs f1f s~nn
tan ani 90 ftfm burning tie Store o le lfcuiaia
BOLTON a HARRISON. Drurrrts& AgosIessfss
n ID rnlnaf 81 Win 4 Gn.rlnnl "
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ADllS French Morocco Buskns low price ct sIt
E We receipt very cheap shoes.
JUDAH MYERS 4 CO.
| Cheap DOT audS Shoe dealers.
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"a LII E-lsI3.
GAYN0R. WOOD Il CO..

Prints! PrInisI PrInts!u
kEAT bargains hand Der Exprr--
~ and VIII be sold nj unpreccient low prices. by
&C 10 LhTIIROP CHRISTIAN a. co
- CASES o Furniture Prints nd H. or n large auanrs.
- at less Of eNcellan quality aud patterns.
oe II TTOs. r. PRICE
SUGAR MoLAssEs-IO IIhds Croir sugar % DO POI.
- 10 Rico Understanding Silc by
- s7-l0t DAVENPORT l. ALLEN.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13
From Washington.


The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill for
the half year ending on the Goth Of June, 1913
passed the house on the odd and the senate. with
out amendment, on the 23l. The bill makes no
appropriations but what are in conformity with
law and in no case are they beyond the estimates.
The item for continuing the coast survey by Mr.
iIassler was stricken out, SO that this work. which
has been about ten years in progress, has cost
about $3.50 0OO and has produced little or no prac-
tioa good to the nation, is no longer burden up
| on the treasury.
Petitions and memorials for and against re-
peal of the bankrupt law are daily presented in
the senate. In the house, the bill introduced by
Mr. Everett, of Vermont for the repeal of that
law, was up in committee of the whole on the
list, aud great variety Of amendments were pre-
posed, but no disposition was made Of either bill
or amendments,
The bill to refund to Gen. Jackson the $1,000
fine imposed upon him by Judge Hall, in 1915,
was taken up in the senate On the 22l, and, after
ia long and animated debate postponed to the
.Sh.
Mr.. Linn introduced a bill in the senate on the
Dist for the occupation and settlement Of Oregon
on motion of Mr.. Linn requesting the president
to inform the senate of the nature aud extent OF
the 'infnrmal communications which took place
between Secretary Webster and Lord Ashburion
in relation to the country west of the Rocky
Mountains and what were the reasons which pre-
vented "any agreement upon the subject at pre-
sent and which made it 'ncxpedient to include
that subject among the subjects OF formal ncgot-
atom in reply to which communication was
received from the presiden, on the 23l, stating
tina, he had no information which it would be
consistent with the public interests to communi-
cate, respecting the territory west of the Rocky
Mountains, no, already communicated.
In reply to u resolution Of Mr.. Benton asking
for information on the subject, tho president in
formed the senate On the 23I Shat the late spe-
cial minister from Great Britain Lord Ashburton)
made no proposition, informal or otherwise, to the
negotiation on the part Of the u. s. for the as
sumption or guaranty Of the payment of tho state
debts by the government Of the United States to
the holders Of said debts.
Friday the 23l had been set apart by the house
for the consideration Of private bills, and conse-
quently, when the roll was called on the morning
Of that day, just IS out OF 24O members answered
to their names! By means ofcals of the house,
&C., however, quorum was brought together in
the course Of an hour, and then the house went
to work in right good carncs. on the business be-
fore ,hcm, passing, in fsw hours, upwards Of a
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

The trial of Joe Smith at Springfield created
quite sensation among all classes. The court
room was crowded with spectators. Judge Pope
presided, and on either side of him were the seats
occupied by the Lades. Prophet Smith was also
present, and defended by Mr.. Butterficld OF
Chicago. After the examination closed dead
silence ensued-deep anxiety pervaded the entire
mass, and Mr.. Buttcriield rose in solemn and
imposing manner to open the case, as follows:
IL rise under the most extraordinary
circumstances in this age and country, re-
lgious as it is Iappear before the Pope,
supported on either hand by angels, 10
defend tho Prophet Of The Lord"
UrTho Prophet it is understood, was so well
pleased with his counsei's defence Of him, that he
Immediately gave him a lease in purpetuty of u
suite of rooms in his big hotel
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

a Shock fan Eanhquoks.-On We'd
nesday evening, about nine O'Clock. the
citizens of St. Louis were thrown into
considerable lrepidalon by shock OF an
earthquake. The shock was nearly mi-
mute in duration, and so severe as TO make
the timbers in some houses crack, and ge-
nerslly the glass and sash Of the windows,
and glasses upon sde-boards. glnsle and
rattle, and the chairs and tables to rock
and shake.-Persons who were in third
and fourth stories felt it most seDslbly,
and, in many instances, fled from their
rooms it was, however, sensbly ielt by
persons in other apartments. II was ac-
companied by rambling noise, like the
rolling of heavy carriage over the pave
ments. We have various statements as 10
the direction Of the vibration, but those IN
the best position TO observe, and coolest
at the time, say it was from west to east
Il was the severest shock felt in this city
for several years, and is the second felt
within three months. Louis Repuo-
Ecan, Jan. 5.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER

hundred bills. OF all these, one only is worthy
Of notice here, and that was bill TO enable the
Stockbrdge tribe of Indians to become citizens OF
the United States, and to be governed BY and sub
These Indians reside in Wisconsin, number in all
one hundred and ninety-three souls, have fifty
houses, many good and valuable farms, stock &c,
have become civilized and christianizcd, and have
ton was then carried to adjourn over to Tuesday
the house wishing to have a Christmas holiday,
and not knowing which Twas the more proper to
take, Saturday or Monday they took both.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

Rntfcaiion Of the Tsaty.-The Washington
papers lately published the proceedings oil the Sc
nate in score, session on the British treaty, from
which we learn that the treaty was ratified by inc
following vote -
Yr,s-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates Bayard,
Berrien, Calhoun, Choate, Clayton, Gratis, C'it'
tenden Cuthbert, Dayton, Evans, Fulton IRA
ham, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr. hing. Man-
gum, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, rorter'
Preston, Rives, Sewer Simmons, Smith OF INDIA
ma, Spraanc. TalImadge Iappan, Walker w nue.
Woodbridge. Woodbury., Wright YoungD'o.
N,ys-- Nessrs. Allen, Bagby, Benton. Bucha-
nan. Conrad Linn, Smith of Conn.,, Sturgeon,
Wiams-9
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

Alserine Humanify.-A correspondent. of Pro-
violence Express gives the following account Of
the present condition of the suffrage men now con.
fined OH charge of treason in the iaiI n, Nsw-
port, Rhode Island:
Seth Luther and Nathaniel N, Carner-
ter, now confined in Newport state ;aiI
charged with treason against the state. are
so much debiitated by their confinement,
IN cold cell, that they are entirely des,;-
snte of proper means for keeping them
selves comfortable. Luther is afflicted
with the fever and ague, and Mr. Carpen.
Ter with rheumatism, structure of the
lungs, and frost-bitlen feet. The cold
ness and dampness of their cells render
it impossible for the benevolence of that
class of people who venture to sympa,hize
with the afflicted prisoners to make them
at all comfortable. Mr.. Luther, we think
is fast following the much lamented Mr..
Cooley, (who died in prison short time
since and should the weather continue
cold, his existence doubtless will termi-
nate with his earthly sufferings.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13
Correspondence ofthe Chicago Democrat.
The Canal.
Springfield, Jan. 8.


The prospects Of the canal, as far as the
Legislature is concerned, look favorable.
But, the question is, after all to get the
means. The bill reported will be alter
the plan spoken of in your paper as s"g,
ces,ed in letters to Messrs. Ryan. Arnold
and Woodwork from Mr.. Bronson and
o,hors rrom New York, and which is the
joint production of all the canal delegation
Who have labored necessarily TO get one
Of the right kind, unohiecIonabie 10 our
southern friends and vet one that Will gel
means. Mr.. Arnold's lecture gave the
details in a great measure. The bill will
probably, be reported to the senate by
Mr.. RYAN and to the House by i,r. Muir
phy. 1t will be the bill of all the north
and hope Of all the State.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

A Sign an the HearenS.-An extraordinary ap-
pearance astonishcd the people of Yincennes,
Indiana, on the evening of the 18th ut. 1t is
thus descr bed by the Nincennes Gazette:
"Shor'ly after the rising of the moon,
two luminous appearances, similar to sun
dogs, were observed near the planet, and
in few minutes after, the shape of a
cross, similar to that of Greek cross,
was distinctly and clearly seen extending
from the top, bottom, right, and left, ma
king the moon the centre. This conlin-
ued about half an hour. The weather
had been unusually cold, and to the east
ward, at shutdown, it was hazy."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13
uAysaPAsD THE PRINTER

When the cold storm howls round the door.
And you, by light Of taper.
Sit closely by the evening FIRE,
Enjoying the last paper
Just think Of him whose work thus helps
To wear away the winter.
And put this query to Yourself
HIRE ! paid up the Printer!
From east and vest--f,on north and south,
From lands beyond the water,
He weekly brings you g lots OF news
From every nook and quarter.
No slave on earth tolls more than he,
Through summers heat and winter;
H,,o cn, you for a moment. Nsn,
Neglect 10 pay The Printer
Your other bills you promptly pay,
Wherever you do so, sir
The butcher for his mea, is paid,
For "sunlries" is the grocer;
The tailor and tho shoemaker,
The halter and the winner.
ALLoEr THEIR PAy-tten 'chy neSIecf
To settle Nth The Printer?
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

I'm Irish Argumenf.-As the late Mr.;
G.. a farmer at Duddngstone, once STOOD
at his gate, an Irish lad came up 10 MN
and requested to be employed. Mr.. G.-
$50 away, sir l will never employ any
of your country again." lrlshman-
"Why, your honor! Sure we are gooo
workers! God bless you do give me
lob ?" Mr.G.-"No sir. | won't; tor the
last Irishman | employed died on my
hands. and was forced to bury him at
nv own charge" Irishman-"Ah' your
honor you need not fear that OF me lot
can gel a certificate that never diea !"
the employment of any master l ever
served" There was no resisting TINS.
Patrick got employment, and without Tie
certificate.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

Ck,y and National Convention Clay
hue ur;,,en +, letter to the New York wings in
which the following passage occurs. We agree
with n contemporary, "If any man has just reason
n comDlain of reckless and time serving party,
il i; Henry CLAW; and we regret to see, in every
quarter, evidences of disposition to treat him in
the same ungenerous manner again. He is alto
re,hcr too direct, open, and (as far as a wing can
be) too honest to suit the wire-workcrs of the coon
pipe.layinc party" The following is the passage
alluded to:
Ny name never again, with my con-
sent, shall be brought before a convention.
Ihace been most sham9UNy treated By
men in vhose reiterated promises Of sup
pon placea erery confidence. When l
ascertain that it is the wish Of the people
to elect me to the presidency, will con-
sent TO be their candidate.
With these men | never will again go
into convention. If the legislalure-ii
towns, cities, and hamlets nominate me
if the people call for me, am at their
service: but | am too happy, too tran
ouil, too comfortable on my farm-iree
from debt and surrounded By domestic fe'
lici,y and true hearted friends, 10 be drag
gea by knareS before the public, and haze
ma name usea for base personal p,tr-
noses
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

North Carolina Senator William II.
Haywood, jun. was, on the 2lst uitimo,
elected Senator of the United States from
the state of North Carolina, to succeed
Senator Graham, whose term of service
expires on the 4lh of March next This
was effected by the democatc friends of
Mr.. Saunders and Mr.. Brown withdraw
ing them both from the field and uniting
upon Mr.. Haywood.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

A Government ,Uhhom Mans.-Thc following
is an extract from President Houston's message To
the Texas congress, which met OH the LIST uit':
For the want of means, every possibie
embarrassment has been presented 10 the
administration. Texas, in Truth, presents
an anomaly in the history of nations io'
no country has ever existed without
currency. nor has any government pee"
administered without means.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

Good Nliure.-The Philadelphia United states
Gazette saws: ave have before US two letters OF
different dates. One requests US to supply a read
ing room, &c, with our newspaper gratui'ous'S
This was complied with.-The other, OF SUISSE
qucnt date contains an order from friend IN the
same place to stop his paper inasmuch as he can
read the United States Gazette at the reading
ROOM" The Gazette makes no comments--ahu'
in the emphatic language of horrid accident
maker, i, may well be said, "comment Is unne-
cessary,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

A beautiful anecdole Of maternal SYM
na,bv is told of lady, who, observing a
horse run away with lad, started to 60
after him. Seeing her agitation, genial
sympathy pcrvaded the breast OF another
lady, who happened to be passing at the
moment, and who inquired, sis he your
son!" 20 no." replied the good old
matron, "bu. he is somebody's SON."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-13

Temperance in S,peden.-A Frankfort (ucr'"a'
N.Y. paper states chat in all the domains VI owe
den there no longer exist any dissi'lerics Of ardeh'
shirts: and that law has been made which or
ders tina, the name Of any one who is intoxicated
shall be posted in great letters upon the uoor Oh
church, and that the minister shall pray Tor him.
and recommend him to the prayers Of the 'a'th-
lfMl.