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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13
THOMAS K CHARLES ELLIS,
importers Of Dry Goods HarG1oarc Cutery and cams,

iOPV"Sie tHc ErChah1e E""i.')
HAVE In Store f. sup of FALL GOODS, chiefly staple,
received BIZ arrivals direct James River om Europe Thee
saod are purchased o best houses, far cash aud they are
determined 10 them iavora3, and at pcrS rs
low as sl .oods had ii any al the Northern niner'
ihey nave also and rs'al siocH 81 Dores,cS hosf
carly IN Tie from the Fa,inr;c and TIER Agents
In bon the Dry Goods and Hardware aainct' Their a'soi'-
mct General comprising o Tie articles Usually called W
by the Virginia trade.
Country Merchants, she farmers o.! the INTERIOR ana olc'
arr requested call and We; selected stck n goods
In lie assurance thar will hn offered 10 Hem u"r many m
duceaen,s tn b:v THOsAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
Sept. IL 37-lm
RI CIV ESrABliSnMENT.-Th- undersigned have 4 rned y
" TO partnership, unde The siyc nf Gill {. sfilMNhi
f t'e prosecute business of iierhant Iaiars, III al us
most fashionable branches. Tr Senior partner has just e;nrea
from Tie Nucn markets will, carefully lsoied Stock u t
best ths which import for them by i.os q
l- highest standing for their Judgment aud knowledge ni I us
The experience of both Afford satisfactory ghaia
~ to TIE public hl all garments VIII be made To pleas Us Wen
IN the cur tho guilty ufe uater1 and workmanship ef
trces viii be such hoses the country demand
reasonable in all respects call from their friends aud Tue pun
lie, Is respectfully solicited the old stand o Peter si,h
AMI neas door 10 VIA. Mitchell. BEVERLEY Y: TILL,
PETER SPILMhN, Jr-
sept Is 37-2aSlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

tW NorICE.-Thomas j. Evans and benjamin late having
IL ,.socia,ed the practice IT the Law, oner he
u,l services public Mr.. Evans VIII practice as
,aTr in the Courts of the city OF Richmond counties oil
A sye Henrco King William, and in The Superior Geurt
nmgS Queen. Mr. Tate will practice IN the Guy Of Ken
I'd aad county of HeGrco. Office on street, near cry ha'
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

t0aS il. WILSON, ArroHNEr AT l.w FarmcI' prnes "a
! rt "a attend regularly the Superior ana inier'"
t, a. prince Edward Cunt erlnnd and Amelia and WI give
~ attention settlement and collection OF any CLAIMS In
glc,ir cll,m county. . -, n;..
Inri IL W J. Fry & Co and James Scott ESQ.,, k,ch
t Ne..rs. William VI. Thornton and Aien Wilson, Cunoer-
land. ard To- Merton & Dupny of Farmvlle
n, n 44-2aw1w&w2ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

4 IfAfiuN, ANTiQUARIANS.-The House and Lot here
tx the mother OF Washington lived and died. Freder.
II. sfsnl, will he s"ld the prem SATURDAY
o. October, is+3. The Lot is eighty situated, in the
E e best soety and contains the lfof square. The
re extensive, and may be bought entire in three
.,.1, as they occupied Having removed to my
aes at Union Theological Seminary have deter
eli, and will make the terms accommodating
Sem A. SAMUEL 9. WILSON.
i0-ntds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

,p wu : n EROCKENBRoUGH cfTers his professional
l. services 10 the scope Of Hanover and King William, IN the
fhood Of the Old Church He can be found al al huu's
air.. sold church" Hotel. ;. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13
NEW GOODS.

r. 81 5. LANES Il co, GLoaE Sqr,HE, have now IN Store
large aud choice assortment OF
FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Purchased eailY the The hes, terms, when tc o.
fer NJ their old friends and customers anu s
pnh ra'y eir usual terms Having KEEP, over from e
Spring much smaller stock than usual, trr present suppl!
Sept, 10 36--lal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

. TUTOR WANTED i wish to employ Tutor for my chill
/ den onpcont teach classical education Irqreu'
s(,eicf, rn,na as capacity and character will be re-
t'"'-' 80 WILLIAM GAIT.
r,.,a.-,., t,e, N ,s13 44-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13
AlcnMoNO : LYNcuaURc CANAL PACKET LINE,

RICHMOND j. LYNCHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
BIZ Iron Steamboats,.
TIE undersigned her inform the public. generally,
m 'he above Line established and will commence
'ng sto the h OF July. The precise day shall be here
tet published The will be OF the best character for
mtr ar expedition, vii! afford such facilities to
tr Trough way travel ms will insure satisfaction
Through, from Richmond snchburg 47 miles IN "a hours,
Il, weekly. CHARLES DIMMOCK & co.
Redmond, lrly 4 IS43 l6-2awly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13
A STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

WILL sell he highest bidder Thursday the 10Th Octo-
her IL O'Clock, A. NJ the Steam Saw Mil recently
my This Mill conveniently situated on
James RIVER the county Of enco and half miles be-
the of Richmond. II is built Of substantial heart pine
worked by engine Of 10 u horse and Is
saving GOO feet of plank day The sale
the day
Of sae which be arranged in Amos, way 10 suit the r-
The subscribers living the premises will take plea
sure IN showing property any wishing examine II
previous Ia ,heday of sale. TBEOPHlLUS TATuM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13
twice q week,

c-sr quarterly. ,... COON, n. eountry Whenever
r NJ is unknown az thsoics must De aonch
AsT 80 ofihe Postmaster III IN.
.'i .n ,s- he published every measure, ,ha' nes
he posiiions and InizZes, has proven hereto
NV. must, therefore, insist IN Such cae upoi
- being certified by lie name oi ine
81 :t,si-k az Etis;:sr.|
al hserp,ions shall hereafter ee cn9siOe,e1 as
u. - .re an. for years puhiicaon unless spec,ay
-: dug tinr aad paid 60. in advance for that shorter
VIZ" shall be sent the order OF any new aha ei-
unless paid FOR in advance, or satisfactory &c
' known and accessible person IN reeafa 10
ny his p,ynent But, In case oil an o'oef iei pun
,,, n,vm.n, from SUBSCRIBER VINO - ahac-
"i ~, 49, ,oud;ons 4 single number may be sent con-
'.-s1 ,,'s,,sui.i by. n copy of this reputation.
an Subscribers whose abllllY 10 pay may oo
W her and who may remain indchte" on open
tN ,i nj two from the time waeh the auVa' "a
'ih' n b1 b. erased from the list OF Subscribers
ftf'''' R,soi.,,eEs Of tie Editorial Conreno" ~ 70
, Resolutions OF the results Q, tns W 49,;
- .ar experience of the Editorial Corps OF Nslha'
a' w. .r,,,d nj Richmond the l3ih January, 1913.
R.snutiors determined 10 abide Tue interests
Pr rrrp nn,end andour own intcrt SIS require, q"
,,-a Several cf the American presses are afVen
Cash Payments NO class OF men Has
,. b. IN abuse of the Cret System, tnan ire tutors Vi
81 Tia IRA, difficulty consists in the transition from
IN. aiher Nowrhs landing the Resolutions oil the
,ll cc,y,n have heen induced TO commune severn
nook, who are IN arrears 10 his ohee-
~ our con.Sr TIE name OF every subscriber, VINO
= .s.g; Ill pnsitve? be stricken on from our ron
-, ,-.e,ceInent OF Our next volume -.
ina; i, he recommended to the Editors Of Newspa,
loot the Common wealth. publish at the head CT
,s ~ ;her advertising, aud ti'st they src'! au-
m -a- AMI that these prices be always soch, rs 10
live iii, c mn, nsaon for the labor performed.
.''"'' Resolution pft the Editorial Contention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

Trust Sales Of Faadc Lq"d, Sares AID ether Person.
al Esiais.
by virtue deed Of made 10 The subscriber TrnS-
- toe Tor The ". " Vel Co. dated the 2h June,
1872 and recorded The coiu! ri New Kent and by The
lest OF the parties cnncsrned shall sell at rn NC
aIcion for cash the h day al November next ri :. e,ar
IIil about Arw Kent nrhone, of
the Slaves conveyed BY The sail decd o.y In number
young likely be 10 pay the amount
due and expenses Of sale. - - -
GEO. W. SOUTHALI., Trustee
time and parc mentioned in Ike foregoing notice,
AMI subsequent deed, executed 10 irns-
tee hv James a Sempe dated The 9Th # March, -i3, and
OF record in the county New Kent snail sell At public
ton after satisfying e Gtc!
an, that desirable TRAIT of
Land called CEDAR HILL beautifully situated
III. namunscy niics ab New Kent Court
and coniin. about so or les being hsy ea
h FIR professional together witi all iil ifonSr
Kitchen Furniture which - aaa Ia good order
Farming Utensl, SloCAs OF ioFSes Mnr-, Hogs,
Cattle Steep, -c aad cTcp: Of kind conveyed hy tie
s.!i drcd .
TRIMS IF Cash Negroes the ot!;rr Prrsoun! f.
tate on q Of months for all ten d'iar-
under For The land fourth Of the rn haze
money cn. Tie residue in tw equal annual 'nSa'nen', VITA
tic sale, and secured by deed oil russ,n the pre-
misses, and bonds with good personal security.
JEU. b. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
NJ. i3-wlis
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Aug. %
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
o,y C,r ,Lc ef,, nnu tbe lIb 0f 0ffober

Look ont for ,ln S6D,Nnn the IAN IF October.
500 c car to be isMa o aa m 6sy
1873, So Oo hghe, prze AS" other handsome pzes Of
@s Of GGe O.; Of goo -. q" c3 inf 4no Of
}3 If numbers 10 drawn. Whole Tickets s2D;
sye a. E s!fl1 81 y s4 . al PRIZE in
Ticket No, Is &c TO- entitled to the Capita Prs e sr l9 Se
Tics,, So, IL % 49, Prize Of $4,000, sold and pad
Ticket, So Of s. 800 bo, soa and Daia by
70 do. 81 Al 70, TO- loo,i sTRATToN
BESIDES 80 other good three number prizes making =, three
prizes sold and paid by srRATToN from 18Th Of May to
The Seth Of September.
&c n al IoS s a assasss ' nse g. ehs
all orders by mail otherwise from any part Of The uno en-
coufdcnay and promptly attended t" if addressed I" The all
prize seller, ~. slhai ioH hc'mo"u; =.
u. N. nOYT q CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
SPLENDID LnrrERIi:s AT HoYT < Co.'s-FoR OCT.
OCTOBER l4h.-s $1,000, &c-rlescts go.
asil,-s35 aoi, &c.-Tickets $40.
Tickets the abvc, and al other Lotteries advertised by j.
H. 'i ieky Office Of ""'' " '''' oYT CO.
Sent 50 4-,d
I7REsII FALL GOoDS-Thc subscribers
choice assortment of Fall and Winter Day GnGnS all Of
which selected Will, much and bought upon such
They invite the entiun of their somcr. ard the
rally examination of their stock before irchasns III w'
Wool black bowa blue, invisible and mixed Co:h
10. do. d." Beaver lotls
raris cord and o'har fancy cassimercs
Bue Flushing and Pilot ClOis
Saincis Uxnrd mixed, black, blue, cadet ana dab
Kentucky Jeans, blue black gecn and dark mixed
Jeans, nion Hiytres and kerseys OF all kinds
Fannrls, white red and " How
Plain and plaid i.nsrys, some very heavy
, figured slpacca crces for roat iinnss
Blankets, DGil Twlrd aud Whtney's
Spool c'n rayio,'s, VII st'., hughes and other kinds
silk and colt n 'Ianlscr~hieis. great variety
Pa,en, Threads, black, while and coInrs
silk, siacham and cotton umhrcllas, .
And Ofiancy Goods all OF which will be shown with
pleasur-. LONnONS, WilLiNGHAM DREWRf
Sent .s5-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

.lDDIT1ON.4L REW1RD-S2OO.
TIE OFFICERS of the Pcnentary offer Reward Of on.
each apprehension and return To the
P>nu % JOHN SMITH and GEORGE II. WILLIAMSON, Ii
edition the Reward Of 500 each offered bv the Executive,
lie n BE- returned within year from the 2it SeDte moer
~, and taken after this day G. :. MORGAN.
sept - 4l-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

FALL GOODS.
CHLN.3, QUEENS HARE IND GLASS-S'pt, 1913
TINE open in Store well selected
pretty goods, consisting Of Printed Ia Co.
ors, Coured Edged Ware e description; China
aad trh Cut Pressed and Plain Glass Of Ffenh
essnaa aud ierc nlnuact:r German silver Britannia,
aad Eg>ii rie! T"l-; a' cher ia.". a-s-
English ine. can Ware, &c, &C., wlich W.
fe. y lie pica.r or reyacsrd purchasers, g selsona
WA. F. RUTLER, & co,
Importers of China. Glass &C.,
Sent ) 3i-wtr Three doors above the Hcll Tavern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

T)Y ship wiltshire this day receiving large
- and handsome addition TO Pan stock oil shesd ana
Birmingham Goods particularly Table ana Pocket Cutlery To
which we invite The attention al County MeIch-n's
THOMAS CHARLES ELLIS
0r, q fJ-lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

n EADY MADt: London Duii over Goats Leather Legrns
H. and Gat,rs-oGr ,mporlaon,a new supply oil Sizes
larger and better assorted than hc:e;uore; for sale ~
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
0st i3-lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

JAMES a. PATTEsoN Coxx;ssIos s!rHcH.Nr, R.ehmoHd,
Y-W give prompt attention 10 sales o al KINDS OF rro
duce and ercandze consigned 10 his care Store on Cary
street, adjoining Messrs Caperton & Crump.
oct. Ii E-wly
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80. pichmond Enquirer.

Terms :" .tsh.a tares rsek dar'a. n. ssss'on
"a Es'.' S to:es uc.k darag the rest Of tbs year
-. sn- ;.s-t: a;eRIs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,,.,,.ua and Three Dollars LOT SIX months mo
Five pois - ;, sa:4 Office or reml'ied by man. posi-
$50. nr So, snuum the end o. .ns !eS' GOOD md
l S i" ge may ne RENTED per h IN gooo III
IA sues me OF the Editor me postage 2, az
ais GanS nG.e y,i,e--trhe postage OF slnSie ieeI
~ ss 9fs ~ -, /, the wriisr Il IL The accumulation o.
.gcsy .! an; which operates as serious TAX
-.-.ce il AZ "y,f"S ,,,,..
n lie l:sa - ,y ;r nine papers, annually shaiihavethe
- rats. ,rrus OF ADVERTISING.
.Isen Ines or loss. frst insertion, 70 een'sioi
a'r ~ mus, be accompanied with iAe advance
lr4s,s fF' ~ 49, |s,,rerc.s 10 insure execution.
a. ,vef:sin: may anio;ntto .iou per anauln
o'rrss male oiao cent and to s, oil ~ per ee'.
.1aa' " e solicitation of several OF our city renas
= iF 10 take admitted number oiyeay aaveI
\ n aorcther unnecessary To say any th'ng W
s. we yes likely TO result thcreirem 10 the ~hoe
yo 81 Inc circulation of our paper IN the cou
.e G-t! the fact that annual advertisement twice
~, aia ,s, IN uery paper, aud once week IN epe'g M
oS VIZ svrr;isers will be strictly limited however 70 s
@ e,ael general 10 sng~ hsvond IN.
-y sl,all the privilege o.changing ne
:a'" ION as they please, without any auo,.io.'
.ear: = ar. tie terms arnEE sscsrsehieaS' soo
IA ''.'- weekly, SxV
r,- s1Ta;e, 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

n OTJCE-W be sod auction on the a3d day ociptcr,
~ ls43 fair IL no. the first fair day all nf the Stock
of Goods remaining in the Stole Smiths Cross Roads
rred, of and 6 months. GEORGE NJ. HARDING
pnui,,,n OFT. d 1919. 43-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

TIARDHAi'S GENUINE. NJ. SNuFF.-A small lot, Of
IL our own importation, for sale.
Oct6 I.a. i3-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

az PfsTPov SMITH, alove s1c is postponed mil
FRIDAY. the a7 inst. III whc GU sled that a.
pcis ons vito interested " II attend.
JOHN w. NASH, t,r,r-cos
Ost 10 4}-,ds JOHN w MILLER. i''~l''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

THOMAS x CHARLES ELLIS have store hne as
so!ment Cioihs and Casmefes Blankets NaPt
coit"ns, Plans Fann-is, Vengs linens M.rinos Pnts and
Threads all Of their mior!ion which they Offer 10 punc-
favorable her with Saif:
Lnscy Kerseys Cored Plains, Beached and Blown Cot
and other Goods of Domestic manufacture selected from
the Factories or their Agents AZ the North
Uct.G 4J-iH
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r. CUNNINGHAM receiving his Stock Of FALL and
y. WINTER DRY GOODS consisting in part as follows:
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all descriptions
Cloths, Cassimecs and Yestngs
Kentucky leans, Sstiineus
SIX and Cotton Hosiery
Eleached and brown Shi'tings and Sheet.ngs
Lace and Muslin Emhroiccries
Isle and Thrra. Edrngs and Iaces
Servants Clothing all descriptions
With Il variety OF other Goods for sale by
j. b. CUNNINGHAM, II street. shockoe Hill.
Sept. - J9-wly
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AND FOR SALE.in pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
L. Superior OF Law and Chanc-rv the Town Of Peters
burg rendered the Sd day of Jny s3 in the OF STA
chan &C. saa and others and Dunn w. Harrison &c We
shall poceeh sell Public Auction the premises the
ls,h day of October next occck T. ~ thar valuable
Land called Msyccx which formerly bronred 10 William A.
Harrison situated James RIVER the county Of Prince
Ccnrre and imposed 10 contain $40 acres.
credit Of O. - and IS months cqnal instruments
cet sufficient pay the expenses of the ME. Srcuf will
m required purchase and the title will he retained
ill the money is paid T. S. GHOLSoN, cor,r.o,.r.
A. B. SPOONER, 'o" ~ "
CO., DC AO-tds
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ADDITIONAL REWaRD-S2OO.

Richmond, Iune Goth, lS43.
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- nr,IaRn,-yLETcHER HEATH. THos COOKE {

G,ep,rroa, oct. 10, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

T. c'A Nnssn Trustees in n. c.
X. RUSSELL. Tx,.,,,v y,
i. V. WATKINS, -'H'"es =" '"'
4l-wt,N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-08
re. On the girls taking hold OF

the stage. On the girls taking hold of
the child, the dog assisted her in rcscu-
ing the little fellow from his perious sit
uaton, and after licking the face Of the
infant he had thus saved, he took leap
of the stage and swan round TO the end
of the wharf and returned with its hat in
his mouth. 1t is said that the father of
the chlld-to whom the dog belongs
when leaving the country where he for
merIy resided, rescued him from the
hands OF some persons who were abou,
to execute the poor animal for killing a
sheep.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-08

II Ncv kind Of Currency.-We have
heard of all sorts of currency, from pewter
clips down to "liule dogs" but we new
er heard of "herring'' currency before.
Yet it seems tina, in North Carolina Just
such a currency obtains, though il must
be confessed it is currency of the most
scaiy character.
A gentleman travelling in that State, $50
says one OF our exchanges recently 90, GU,
of the stage to refresh himself, and after
taking glass of whisky ard treating the
driver, threw down half dollar. The
barkecper looked perplexed, and said, 81
have no silver change, sir, but plenty OF
the common, if you will take It," He
then counted out thrty-seven behring's,
which the traveller had to roll up in a
piece of paper and take along with him,
thinking they might serve him for a dinner.
The stage went on, and at the next stop
ping place he hailed an old lady, and ask
ed her if she could sell him a loaf of bread.
She offered him large loaf of fresh rye,
and in return, he counted out six herrings.
"La me-" she exclaimed, "where did
you get so much change! Can you
change me quarter ?" This he did
cheeriulIy, and had six herrings left to eat
There's currency that would puzzle old
Adam Smith himself TO find place for in
his Political Economy
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2J Dollars Reward

"l'l. he given for the apprehension of James
w Old Field. who escaped from the custody
of the jallor at Yorkvllc Kendall county Illinois,
on the night of the 18th inst. He had on when
he left, dark brown heaycr.cloth frock Goa,
jeans pants and vest; drab hat, not much worn
and shoes on his feet. lie has scar, | think
near his righ, cheek bone. He is abou, fee, s
inches high, black hair, blue eyes, and light com.
pleSion. Whoever will return said person OF
give information where he can be had, will receive
the above reward
JAMES 3. CORNELL, Sheriff
Iorkvilc, Nov. IS, lS43. 23-3
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A noble Dog.-A Halifax paper states
that child was playing with New
found!and dog, on Roach's wharf, Hall
fax short time since, and by some ac-
cident, slipped over the end of the wharf
into the water. The dog Immediately
sprung after the child (Which was only
six years old) and seizing the waist Of
the little frock, brought him into the dock /,
where there was stage, and by which
the child held on, but was unable 10 ge,
on top. The dog seeing that he was UNI
able TO pull the little fellow out Of The wa.
ter, run up TO the yard adjoining and
where little girl nine years of age was
spreading out clothes. He seized the
girl by her frock, and notwithstanding
her exertions TO get away, he succeeded
in dragging her to the spot where the
child was still hanging by the hands to
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Cheap for Cash or Winter wheat.
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

EDURSUANT to an order of the circuit
y court of La Sale county, the sub
scrlber, administrator Of the estate of Ezra
Ackley, deceased, will sell, at public VEN
due, on the premises hereinafter described,
on the 9th day of January 1874, at ~ o.
clock NJ. of that day, the following tract
of land, to wit: Commencing at the north
east corner Of lot Of sixteen acres of land
heretofore surveyed and subdiyided into
two acre lots by Lancelot Rood, county
surveyor of La Sale county, May, 1871,
and running thence south 66o 30, cas-,
four chains and twenly.four links ::
from whence red oak IL inches in dia-
meter, bears north 62o, cas-, six links /;
thence south l. 5 cas-. twenty.six chains
five links, whence bur oak % inches in
diameter bears south 200 west 3 links
thence north GO 80, west four chains and
thirty nine links, to the southeast corner
of said sixteen acre lot; thence north L
81, west twenty-five chains and seventy.
two links TO the place of beginning, con-
tanning ten acres, and subdivided into five
lots of two acres each. To he sold in
tracts OF Two acres each to the highest bid.
der for realy money.
LEMAN ACKLEY, .7dm'r.
Nov. Ia, 1919. 22..6l
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Commercial.

CHIcAGo, Nov, %.
Our market sti ~csents but little activity,
though the road, daily improving.
We1i--The loads that have arrv ed to
day have been sold at IS a6O cents. 4 cent or
two more has been paid for choice article, for
the Steam Mil in this city.
Fl,r.-Ahout $3.50 is far quotation.
C0ra.-is hut little coming in, and about 81 J
cts may he considered fair quotation.
Ol'S--I'he demand i not 50 great now as for
a few weeks past. 1t is quick however, at 81
cents.
Pork-Consilerahle coming in for the present
state Of the roads, and from 81 80 to $500 is paid
Good pork weighing $50 pounds and upwards
will readily command So,
Brf--Nothing above - is paid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-08

Domestic Lje.-AlI the virtues of do
mesllc life are lessons which are taught in
the Christian school. 1t is like the sun,
who, though he regulates aud leads on the
year, dispensing life and light to all the
planetary worlds, yet disdans not to cher.
ish and beautify the flower which opens
its bosom TO his beam; so the Christian
religion, though chiefly intended to teach
us the knowledge Of salvation, and be our
guide to happiness on high, yet also regu.
lates our conversation in the world, ex-
tends its benign influence to every circle
of society, and peculiarly dffuse,h its
blessed fruits in the paths of domestic life.
-Hogg.