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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-15
EEMALE COON FOR SHE.

ENEMALE COOK FOR SALE.
We have for sale excellent eal. 81 "a 10 be
hr'srate bread Also r hs residue Of he war
good Carriage driver AM osler. Irquue Of
PHILIP NJ. TABB, chee on Main ST.,
mn 4-dH opposite the Exchange Bank.
EOHN &. OLDNER, so, MAN ST., has for
y sale BaEers SroTa which eombnsi OF the Cocoa
Nut villa Other nEfeenis nzoeent ri;enghnrg agreeable
both TO nVas AID persons heath. The never be
wthoai Il IS Diet fo ehiren IS invaluable and also Bakers
Coeol always on haad, and os SAFE by
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EOR ruE LADIES'

n OHk 4 N E-ADIES.
~ EW ARRlNAL.-The subscriber has inst
received by the Express from Philadelphia another SUP
ply Of ahe' misses and ehrens Cater Shoes 10
Nhh he wou cal he aiienton o. bis the public
seaeraiy as they handsome good ariee-As, on
hsd sooi assortment OF Boots and Shoes nanufe
Gire WHICH with n OF Ph ae?h AMI Eastern wort
Always rsnies oek II sgpno certainly rot inferior =,
any IN ue ely al OF which vii be sold as lew
house in Richmond ALEN HIUJ
Manufacturer and Dealer Boots Shoes Trunks &c
mh6 No ~ s.i,s,-T,
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oar. CRUSHED AND POMDEHED SUGAR
- Wooseys ant Loverirg's, Ter sale BY
mh6 WILLIAMS uANnt
" IL STREET H0TELI

" Ii STREET HOTEL!
FENHE suhserse has op'n ard having eompee the furnish
Il Of Hotel Wal ,t.ce; Is ~ ready TO aseomuo5at.
hJSe Who patron lin.
Breakfast Sna T. Dinner TIA and Supper viii be promptly ,rv
Cd AZ any hour between 4. NJ All ~ z. NJ
This Hotel wi be eOn5uetI upon plan enily new ~ ,h
city. Gue,ts will fun Bed al moi,rs pre- "a
viii be eh1rsCd 0Hiy fer =. % st which they can nave
ee al the regu Ia IS or al hour they may designate
HIS Taslss supplied With ever, deieacy wbish ~. q,
The neths'uRg markets. viii ad-sueh Game shell or other
Pisa Ae 6c.
Has stock Of Liquors &c has been carefully selected
TIE Hos.s Of taten care Of The M,
trona o. the public 5 solicited. T. n AIIrN
IN 4-tm
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IA EfOR RENT.-A desirable residence on
500, eesufisd By NJ ssrhrs Pos.s-.a s.y AprL As-
@sIs-n sIcnArD STEALING.
fFA E>oR RENT.-1he desirable lule Store
No. lie. sIs -, alsy occupied b. Joseph Gil. and
Rent po,.,oa can be had ,msdialsy AMY
70 nh ~ NASH wooDBoUsE. IA. main u
I'm FOR RENT, and posse,-ion gwen ,m.
AA meds.y the dwelling House Flank Street. orm.ry
rsa Is well aSshed and accommodate h,gs
as~y NJ s,sD son'enense ea"ase hoa's. ''abs hs AP
m L'OR RENT-A small house ON LIST street
NH 10 RicH'D NIL. Jt
E>OR RENT-The large STABLE and small
Dwelling HOUSE. near the Is'dehee Of Mrs. Bullock just
The Sable to rs hor,e. and an excellent on.
Tor oae who wishes to leep Livery Static or Hons. for sale
mho-u HwkJ } FRY co. =
FOR RENT.
Ia THREE Tenements Church Hill sui
hra l. table for .man smIn,.. eoDDIN 1. nARwooD.
mho Once opposite Gordon a skinner.
FOR RENT.
EEa TWO Tenements at the foot OF Church
sHA Il Him. with rooms AMI basement each with
'V ScDDS SsR%oSn and " most excellent
mhe once opposite Gordon Il SIMMER.
f!1 ENOR RENT.--The brick dwelling house
at present occupied by R.vd Sir Grace
esscment and OF chambers a garden kitchen
Ren stoo, and possession may be had on Let hpnl.
mh3-1 Nv J. J. FRY q CO.
tNOR RENT. A good market garden of about
acre. with email dwelling the head of Butcher
m"ds.s 90 Chelsea 70 ssSa he s1 w be
FOR RENT.
On A comfortable BRICK DWELLING, on
fsh 9th street. between Leigh Clay boue ha.
i've IRONS and in good repair Aservan
owned by hi Ban Appyio IS JONES a WINSTON
FOR RENT.
sS.f That large brick House on the corner of
kDA Cay Streets opposite 81 Likes Cb,peI with
Moderate Apply to Bal, Harold Co., BOok,ers Street
e 2s-d3w
FOR SALE,
~ The beautiful comfortable, extensive and
.nA convenient hou,e and lot Franklin
aenee oil James w. Pegan decd in excellent order.
be shown wishing purchase great pleasure b.
either of the 'ubseber' and the made
OF the will be its best
VIRGINIA PEGRAM.
w. \. JOHNSON
je 23-dn Kreeutrir and Executor Prrram. deed
GA STORE FOR RENT.-That very desi
f4A ~ rabe Store and Dvelps House, Main Street for
merry oeeuEi'd BY MeSr, SAITH Drnker Mor,,, aad
be given on the first Of April Apply Mr. Cake,
mi es or to the subscriber.
For Rent.
- The dwelling at the upper end of Grace
fA Street between F Bo~e and h Hart good repair,
and in the Of asemsrdo Possession given
on the let Eebty Terms m deIare.
Jazz CAPERToN & CRUMP
Era NOR RENT---A Farm on the Brook
LYLE D. Turnpike, about mile nom the city contain ny
twenty acres re i2l RICHARD HILL Jr
On NOR RENT-Two STORES under The
1HHAl Exchange Hotel well suited Grocery or Fancy
Stores Possession Immediately; apply or
IA - FRY.
FOB RENT,
EFN fNHE upper part ofthe House formerly oc.
hs.e Il euped by River and KanawhA Conpauy
as their Office Main and Exchange Bank
de its ROBERT MOTT.
SPLENDID BIRD CAGES and SINGING
~ BIRDS Of various nds which, beauty ng cannot
be ereeltd For sale 1t ALIENS ALEXANDRA,
NH sim OF the Deer. ifth street.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.

Al AUCIION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, March 18Th At 10 o,eIk
At saes-Foom, will Fell auction without reserve
an assortment Of fresh and desirable Dry Goods now
receiving direct from the Northern cities.
Corshung Of
super Fancy Prints, various ityiss
do. Pad and stulei Musns
Patent skirts, 'ty.e Robe 4"
super - Lawns and eli CANT styles
DaEaik Moreea Pantheon stuff
DE Ia ne Htkfs ard Neck Ties
Suser blk I,liia Crayats. Aohair Frinle.
DO. do. 90 sewing
Nett shaws, wcOien Comforts Hook, nd Eyes
CURTIN Musins GOcdyeAr's Slspenisrs
Rieh style Printed Gallo MA Robes
Cotton Hosiery, general assortment
SUI t.nsn Canbne HdIfs, Spool Gotten
do Alplecas Menna Shirts
rambre Parasos, cotton shl~. AMI Hdkf,
Coiorsd Cambries, shirt Collars
Ftench Grass Cigar
Patent Thread,
.5LSC.
30 Cases HATS, BOOTS and SHOES
Palm Iats.-2fO ID Palm Leaf Hats ,nrri.nr +,
flesh and dss.rabe aaoamsnt-pi1 quality.
Terms sums under 500, cash Sl00 and upwards
months credit, for approved endorsed notes
mho lNLOES & BROTHER Aucts
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DUAL & PURCELL, Druggists.
i41 Vain street, Richmsns. ya.

DUAL d PURCELL, Druggists,
i47 Vain street, Riehmsns, Va.
OFFER for sole
~ IS eerp'ns Caraeeas Indiso
hsts supcao. hadter
g. obs Cisor Oh
$50 hasscs SSeet Oh
Is cases CABIN Liq1orce
20 casis EPSON sars
ea'es Catb1rae Nagnrsis
25,oO1 pounds VIII Lead dry aud in OF
1000 toEes Wni5w Glass. IN sIst
10000 Hsvanal, ID otnsr Clars
20 bbs Ccp1esas
co. oun su'rh Q1nine
el.ks Sal Ea'rs
2,5oO pounds siTtr Cars soia
200 gallons Brd Winter Sperm OF
600 gallons soi,r on
20 - SPguTu p-nitue
10 casks :, an sh B.own
90 bbis =. eri,r Cine
5 ca'es On oue Green
J cas- e. yellow
cascs Bofat
I tass Blue sinra
nesl ths rock N Drur. nae. O., -. 80
1- ~. Won oi purchasers DUAL PURCELL.
t'h ~ Main
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Tales DigesIea ElGcX of sne
VIRGINIA REPORTERS

IN Press and will be issued on the LIST Anr;l
neat TArE's ANALYTICAL DIGEST OF TIE yIRcI,Ia
ktF AFhs fom Wa,bingenio II Grattaa inclusive In vols
loyal oetavo containing complete h OF the Ca-es ,-rapi
alphabetical both as Paint Defendants with reference
the page where they cited. 81 will &c rstv bv "a
March DRINkEI 4 NORPrs 81 ~ -
fe S--2n
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By InIoes d Broth,


S.oeh VI crocerics. Liquors. &c. ut Auction.
N consequence of the death of the late Hugh
Caprton Esq and n order close Cap.ron
Craup, viii sell without reserve at our ,or. on
vain street on THURSDAY llth inst neng O'Clock
NJ al tht stoek q Coos hNnd eonas Of general
sonen Of Gr1eenes w mes ard Lquor Tobacco Segars
Boots sboes.
AL-O-.O1 b5is Rect fed Whisky
Tern-UHcer sICO cash suns over 500 four NOR
for approved paper RIM CEINP
Surviving partner Of Capertnn 4 CrimP.
Fac u BE- conducted By ISLoEs I. BR5THER Au-u mh4
VIII be ad1et-
IS hhds prime New Orleans Sugars
80 do do crop Caderss Moas-es
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns.
mig INLoEs BROTHER, Auets
POstpOuemeut.
In Consequence OF sale
tall tt ESDAY, 10Th in.tsni, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
NH IL INLoEs 4 BROTHER, Auets
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1nCtiou 9alfs.

FUTURE DAYS.
say W. Gsddtp.
Most Valuable Building Lots, ON Gam-
bie's Hill, for sale at Auctiou.
w ILL he sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF Msieh 1917. the penis m rsneas NJ DER.
r. " tho'e two vaiube and hand Aer. u,
TEL on Byrd te~en I'd AMI 9Th Io vii b. e,y
dsd INTO suitable 'izes running bseh n an alley.
TERSs-id IN cash. nj mopth. i,,rr,.,
adec with proved eneoerl nrx ies in equal IN
" meats az IL and - monhs for Bssoasls Interest ADJ
ed secured By a uua deed upon the pa petty
BY request o. be proprietor.
hh'-as W. GODDiS. Auet
Most Valuable Inproved Real Estate.
~ is '0'-~ Cary and ie STREET, "a tAe CRY Of
AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 3Oih
day ofMareh si7. premises comm Ing a, ~
oeoes " these three valuable birch the
Nor ste Of Cary and Yves; AIDE the city Of Rich
moid 1885,"
Inc oeauon OF thss- Jane.
krrr ksn,wha Company render mat on Of IN.
public teneraly OF value recent ali 0r
nhsd ~ the sgsture OF Virginia Compaay ea
eusd tn e.hanee It's vlIae. The ,, maze ,t
tAS least
TEHSs-!h cash b,anes in sqiai At ore two and
three years for negotiable secured BY u,,
osu By request of h. owner
niS w. GODDN
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kiSSOLUIlO subscribers, thankful
~ 10 their numerous friends public for the liberal sup
port heretofore reeevc' speetuIy nm they have
ths day dissolved nfship by muu persons
indett VIII make immediate pNymeEt haying
claims VII p!raie hem OF the ae
hrm is au hDIizsd settle debts concerning firm
March ls, ls47 +. ROsENFELD 4 BROS.
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RICHMOND HOUSE,
nor street, oppoxite rbe Coxcrnc-., ~,

- GUMS OF most desirable character, for the
- accommodation FAMILIES are now vacant, and may h.
hld on carry apPiaiion Trahsea b, nmaaaiea in
Pe1a' ooHs ara the best ehIrt Stopping
excellent stable hand Accommodation OF IN - who
may come IN private conveyance. C.sT-skr,~
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By n. n. Dickinson a n,o,nc,-

Negroes.
WILDE sod this CMoIdav) nlornirs AT 10 oeoek f, ,.xo -
AID ,hidTtn- boys, and girls
mn ~ N DICRISSnN q Bro ,re.
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HUWARD HUIEL,
tsir stori,s HgAJ
VIEW YORK,
conveniently situated for business In
general, from Its &c trail position,
OF amy Hot'l I'm New York.
VE<HE subscribers in expressing their obliga-
Il lions for the liberal patronage hey
above wtn known and extensive Establishment
Ho.l in the CITY bette, calculated
guests other STRONGER
DEAvoRs BE MANIFESTED INVARIABLY To DESERVE
puzzle favor.
In addition usual eonvenicneos,
Dining hours aud 81 r. NJ and Tea from
Gent and Ladies' Ordinary conforming the wish.
aud habits OF Nercha and Families
hom city and the early departure Day
Night Steamboats,, Cars, nc.
We Themselves amply com
Of good fare aud the
our large Reading Room from every city ard State
NH l5-d&esm THOMAS 4 WHITE, Proprictors.
TIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
~ Just received and will be rates. in
TO suit purehaers-So and 10 ID boxes Sens .u
pe.o sun cured orOnotO Leaf Chewing Tobacco Three
10000 ciTars Of the following highly approved brand.
Victoria, Lonson Resaa In Emancpada La Ia La
Norma and Principe Member, OF the
leaving the city would 90 well to tbs subcriheT cali
nh lS-iw f. N ALLEN. Wal 81. Hotel.
OYSTERS, PICKLED AND RAW, put up
~ the shortest jars that hey
may be carried ssfey TO of tho STATE ALLEN
NH I5-dw Wall Street Hotel
L OAF SUGAR!
20 Mno'' SUs,' woo.y woo.,y. Loaf Sugar re-
Wigs nd far sale by NH
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IO-PARTNERSIllP.-T undersigned re.
~ sfeetfIly in o'm her ends public in general
mat they have enieed for the Transaction OF the
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods BuSi-
ness N al It's various branches under the ROSEN-
FIELD BRO at 1913 Broad Sboekoe Hill they hope
BY stft attention 10 business eiT PATRONAGE
II. ROSENFELD,
March Let, J. ROsESFEID
WE undegned respectfully informs his friends The rub
II IL in general, that he Will conduct Retail Dry G. GODS,
Husiness. heretofore lie: the New Marse
AMI asks for the continuation OF LIBERAL patronage he
will sh'w himself worthy any time.
mh5-Im z ROSPSPrTn
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Sac 10 be eonduetld " wrLLISoreS Goppt-,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-03-06

this IS an amendment, at a principal
sum, the interest Of which at the legal
rate per annum, shall produce a sum
equal to such ANNUAL rents, and in case
such rents are payable in any other
thing except money, the value OF the
annual rents in money shall be ascer.
tanned by the assessors, and the same
shall be assessed as aforesaid, and taxes
shall be charged, assessed and collected
from any personal property placed up
on the grand duplicate in pursuance Of
the provisions of this section, the same
as taxes are charged, assessed and col.
leoted on other personal property in the
par Jticular township or ward wherein
the same may have been placed upon
the grand duplicate. m.r ..
SEC. 27. The provisions ofthe fifty
sixth section Of the act to which this is
an amendment, so far as they relate to
the amount Of tax to be assessed for
township purposes, shall be and they
are hereby extended TO all city and
town corporations. and no greater per
centum of tax shall be levied on the
taxable property of such city or town
corporate Except to avoid fractions of
less than one-ffth of a milD than shall
be necessary TO produce sum equal TO
the amount which the per centum of
tax, authorized by existing laws regula-
ting the tax to be levied on taxable
property, as valued previously to the
year 1845, would produce, and FIVE per
cent. in addition thereto. -.'''.' =
Sec. 90. The trustees in the several
townships in each county, ,under the re-
strictions of the fifty-sixth section of the
act to which this is an amendment, and
the limitations Of The tweHty-sixth sec
ton Of the act prescribing the duties OF
supervisors, and relating to roads and
highways, passed March 90, 837, shall
have authority 10 determine the amount
necessary to be levied in relationships
respectively, for road purposes.
SEC. 90. The Auditor Of State shall
Immediately after the passage of,his ac'
prepare and transmit to the several
county auditors, all such forms and in
structions as shall be necessary to carry
into effect the provisions Of this act.
| WILLlAM-P. CUTLER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
| 4s.,l ..t EDISON B. OLDS,
| ~ Speaker of the Senate,
February s, 1947. .H arl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-03-06
February 8, 1S47.

Discovery OF WINE.-Sir James
Malcolm, in the 'History of Persia"
states that wine was first discovered
by Jamschlld, one of the earliest mon
archs of the empire, and by the follow
ing accident: f-..m
"Jamschild was immoderatelv fond
of grapes, and desired to preserve some
which were in large vessel and
lodged in vault for future use. When
the vessel was opened the grapes had
fermented: their juice was so acid the
king believed it. must be poisonous.
He had some bottles filled with it, and
poison written upon each. These were
placed in his room. 1t happened that
one of his favorite ladies was affected
with nervous headache. The pains
distracted her so much that she desired
death. Observing bottle with poison
written on it, she took it. and swallow
ed its contents. The wine, for such it
had become, overpowered the lady, who
fell into sound sleep, land awoke much
refreshed. Delighted with the remedy.
she repeated the doses so often that
the kings poison was all drank. He
soon discovered this, and forced the
lady to confess what she had done. A
quantity of wine was made, and Jams
child aud all his court drank ofthis new w
beverage, which, from the manner Of
its discovery, is to this day known in
Persia by the name of zeher-e.khoosh,
or the delightful poison"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-03-06

A Coon ONE.-Hon Andrew Ste VI.
art, member OF Congress from Penn.
sylvania, recently paid visit to Low
ell. lie relates in letter to the Union
town (Pa.) Democrat, the following en-
ecdote:. l ogG sal Ga4. nl '.3s.i
"On looking over the espay roll, which
| picked from the table, found on sew
en- consecutive pages, containing eight
hundred signatures, nearly all girls, but
a single one that made a mark orX, all
written in good, and many ofthem in
a most elegant hand. The clerk OBJ
served TO me that Lord Morpeth, when
on visit to that country, some years
ago, happened to be present on pay day
and with some surprise exclalmed--
"What! do your operative write ~
"Gertainly, sir" said the clerk, 18th e
Americans all write." o asco
Directly there came man in who
made his mark. ,oi bse11r ~w
"Ah!" exclaimed his lordship, with a
smile, 81 thought you said all wrote"
"All Americans, your lordship--this
was an Englishman." a eah 'qe4a,s'
rWhereupon his lordship grinned a
ghastly smile. o. bacI iild' Q as.lsa0i!
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TAX LA w.

AN ACT, to amend tho "Act for Levy.
ing Tares on all property in this
State, according to its true Udlue,''
passed March 2, 184e. o.
SEC. I. Be ii enacted By the General
Assembly ofthe State of Ohio, That The
County Commissioner, County Auditor
and County Surveyor, shall be special
board of equalization for each county,
for the purpose Of making more per-
feet equalization Of the real property Of
each county: said special board Of e.
qualization, or majority Of them, shall
meet at the Auditors office in each
county, on the Cd Monday of April
next, and shall proceed to equalize the
real property of their county accord
ing 10 the first three rules prescribed
in the forty-fourth section!of the act to
which this is an amendment; and said
county board shall have the further
power to add or deduct from the valua-
ton Of any town, township or district,
or Of any part of such wn, township
or district, such per cent, as will equal
ize the value Of such town, township or
district, or any part thereof, with the
value OF the other real property of such
county. Provided, That said board
shall not reduce the value of real pro.
perty of the county below the amount
established by the State Board Of E.
qualization. a enurae -a.@#ll Do e@
SEC. 2. There shall be special
board Of equalization for the city Of
Cincinnati, to be composed Of the coun-
ty Auditor, and one member from each
ward Of the city, to be appointed by
the city council; and said special board
shall meet at the court house on the
first Monday Of April next, and shall
proceed to equalize the real property
within the city OF Cincinnati, and said
board shall be governed by the same
rules and provisions and limitations that
are prescribed for the government of
the SPECIAL county board Of equaliza-
ton, and shall in no case reduce the
value of real property Of the city below
the amount established by the State
board of equalization. du aasa I.r. F,
SIC. 8. The county auditors shall
lay before the said special boards Of e.
qualization, the valuation Of the several
parcels Of real property in the county,
apd the aggregate value Of the several
towns and townships, as equalized by
the State board Of equalization, with
such maps, as ars in their Offices; and
said special boards shall keep a regular
journal or record Of their proceedings,
which they shall, upon the final ad-
journmento of the board, deposit with, the
Auditor Of their county; and the coun-
ty auditors shall add to or deduct from
ths value Of any tract, lot, or parcel Of
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THERE MUST BE SOMETHING WRONG

THERE MUST BE SOMETHING WRONG
t4e [TRUTH AS WELL As PoETRY.1
!, When earth produces free and fair, ~. ~
-gU The golden waving corn; a,ma .
When fragrant fruits perfume the air, 's Ia.
:, And feecy focks are shorn, ..-
Whilst thousands move with aching head,
And sing this ceaseless song AIft
'."We starve. we die-ho give US bread"
80 There must be something wrong
When wealth is wrought as seasons roll,
n, From off the fruitful soil; .t
bio When luxury from mole to mole, sm.
yat Reaps fruit of human toll; ,i'4 ''.
When from thousand, one alone,
.gts In plenty rolls along, n 81 sa..nty -.
THE Others only gnaw the bone, e.i io
~ be There must be something wrong.
And when production never ends, semi
The world is yielding ever; ~. ..l.., ~.
y. A copIous harvest oft begins, H 7r.}yg
2eo But distribution-never! is.e.!
- When toiling millions work to fill,
,. In. lhe wealthy coi1ers strong; -.ay
a. When hands are crushed that work and till,
y's There must be something wrong.
- When poor mems tables waste away,
NI11 To barrenness and drought; ''
There must be something in the way, ..
Get That's worth the finding out. .m
With surfeits one huge table bends
~, Though numbers move along, ~,
Whilst scarce crust their board extends
a'' There must be something wrong. l
Then let the law give equal right .4
i-'' To wealthy and to poor;
!, Let freedom crush the arm Of might, ,..
"a We ask for nothing more; sar3s.la as.s
= Untilthis system is begun,
o. The burden of our song '.'
y, Must, and can be, only one s. slslr.
haIs There must be something wrong. &
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or All COMMUNICATIONS sent by mail must bs
postpaid. sdstt,3J ,i,ft 7,a4L .yr.9 II af, {
Advertisements inserted at so cents per square
fourteen lines or less for the FIRST insertion, and
IS cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month ~ 90. Three months $40. SiA
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

MT Office is hereby given that on the eighth
IN day of July next, at O'Clock p. NJ,
shall offer at Public AUCTION the premises, the
following described lards, situated in the south
part oe Will countysbeing the real estate Of Tim
othy McCaIty deceased, to wit: the north half
Of the north east quarter of section i've. in town.
snip thrty-two north, of range ten east Of tho Sd
principal meridian. Also being al that parI
Of the south west fractional quarter of section six.
in township thirty two north, of range ten east
Of the third principal meridian, which lies on
he east side of Forked Greek, acknowledging the
natural bed of the creek To be the s.ivision line
thereof Fhe last mentioned piece being mostly
timnesed land, may be. sold in lots % sdit puT-
chassrs The former being chuice p:airie with
~ acses under tbs piow and fencsd, is valuable
fg immediate ese.
Tanks OF ;AlE--G1ne half payable in six, and
me remainder in len IN uths--ihs whole 10
be secured by bond AMI mortgage according to
law, y. BA RNEFf, Admir-
Oftl.e estate Of Timothy McCarty deed
Wilmingsor, May -, 1877.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-15
FIRE INSURANCE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, of Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
pared to take FIRE risks, on all descriptions Of
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores.
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies are so fnvornbly know through
cut America asio make comments and refennces
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet, and Norton
& Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey Of build
ings will be taken e, the risks of the above COM
panies. G. ). HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.