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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

Esz:GsaEa 4 MACE,
EHOCERS CONNIsSIOT..:D
FORW DING CHANTS,
Nos. 20, Thirteenth. and IA, Cary, Streets,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
4 RE receiving alarge and general assortment q
"A GROCERIES,,
Among which,
l5o hh!s 81. C.oi., Porto Rico, it.a.apss and New
Orleans Sugars,
80 60 and bbs. Iolasses,
800 bags prime Rio coffee,
100 do do I.aguirA 81.
50 DO DO Cape, do
500 Sacks SALT
800 kegs Nails
5000 lbs. good and good damaged Sole Leather,
500 reams Wrapping paper,
400 Do Cip do
Is boxes Hull & SON. Candles
- do 81 I0and 40 y u Glass.
50 DO Soap,
80 DO Stuart's Loaf Sngas,
.. bbls. do Crushed do
~ do Do Ground do
30 boxes Teas,
u tons Blstered Steel,
!ioop Son Shot, Lead, Powder, Peppes, Singer Pimen
20, indigo Madder Coppera Srooms, Buckets, Sc, NC
10 which invite tn attention OF the tradeour fe
and the public generally BRUC.H & MACE
Richmond, august 2a-lm
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.Ne1e LOHdOn .7cdSenpj.
yE1lfF first session of this institutions under the care Of
4 Mr.. foster, The pres incumbent. terminated
on the 2Srh July when Examination Of The student.
VAS made, in presHnce Of the Trustees aud large
.eusblage of the friends aud patrons of the school the
suit highly Satisfactory, and gave evidence as well
y the diligence Of the students. Of the qualification
their instructor The Fall S sson Will confluence on
the lst Monday in October next Terms Of tuition and
board rs her lufnre.
1he Trustees have it in contemplation as soon as they
are in possession of the funds devised hem by the aie
Nj. Harrison Chiffon, to procure Chemical and PhIus
optical Apparatus. which Will afford Professor Foster
tie fgiving the students Of this Seminary prac-
ca knowledge of the sciences. taught in our Cole
ges, thereby saving parents the expense OF sendlng
their sons TO those Ins utons.
August 7-wtlO G. ALEXANDER, Pres'r
lies holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Supc
"A Court of Law aud Chan cry, for the Of Lynch
burg, the 7th day of August, IsiS:
A. T. Rucker and jackson Rucl<er, tobacconists and
partners under the style and firm Of Kucker Brother,
Plaintiffs,
Anrew G. Elliott and bert A. Elliot, tobacconists and
partners trading under the firm OF Elo Brother, the
Robert A. Elliott, in his ght, An rev e. Elliott and
Charles A. Thaxton late merchants and partners under the
frn4 -tvle of A. G.. Elliott Co.. Alexander Mortimer
and Samuel McCorle Oh aries A. Simpson, merchants
and partners under the firm and style OF McCore Simp
son, Defendants,
IN ClIANCERY.
The Defendants, Aniirew Elliott and Charles A. Thax-
ton not wing entered their appearance and
according to the Act d Assembly and the Rules this Court,
and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this country 1t ordered hat the said De
PENDANTS do appear here the first day OF the and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be it'll inserted in some newspaper printed in the town
OF ynchburg for two months succesvey and posted at the
| front door OF the Courthouse in the said town.
Copy-Teste,
August 14-w2m ~ mr. ID. ROBES, Clerk
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REMOVAL.
LABORATORY OF TIICMSONIAN BOTANIC
HEDICLNEK

TPH'M. LARRABEE.. No. 90 South Cafeei
Lstreet Baltimore. lIas removed his Laboratory 20 III
new building No "a and hl- al Gays on hand the lar
ges and INST complete assortment OF pure 6etanic re-
medes in the United States prepared under bis special
care al his Labr.tory being Inc 5rs erected IN me
Uuit4d States for tile sn-c'a purpose a preparing
Ihon9 -onial Botanic Medicines. al Of the puytTl.
zed ID compounded articles put uPin aud p'nnt
packares or in bnlk nd neatly labelled With directions
suitable retailing and Hpon better han the same
article can be had for in the IT, = Every article in his
line is warranted gAnuine-he public rely upon THIS
CA liberal discount made country merchants, Who
are particularly rpqnesred to call and examine quaiiis
SC, before purchasing.
gs-Ihe various Treaise. embracing she most rspu
ted authors upon the Thompsonian Botanic system
of Medicine may also be had Of bic establishment By
The quantity single crpy.
Baltimore. August 81 month.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, on Friday, 2.d day % September,
w credit 81 2and years. Che premises. sre DUN
ping Mountain TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county q
Bedford, DGcut Greek, belonging to Ms ~ iliaM t'il
leate, % { i.ondon, contrasting about
NINE HUNDRED ACRES.
and adjoining the lands of Mr. jeffrey Robinson, yohn T.
Witt snd oshe.. The above land will be cod in entire
tract divided into lots TO suit purchasers. This land has
good ysopostos 0! Meadows Land, and goo! supply
oi.wate,.
1he soil is genesal. good and adapted 20 the growth Of
Tobacco heat and ohe grains usually ,si.sd in this coun
ty The Lynchburg and franklin turnpike (no~ undss
conracD through the Southern part OF This land end
the hbur and Tennessee rasoa3 undev
passee Through The northern portion. Ikese Improvements
hen completed, will greatly enhance its value.
The purchasers. will required 20 give bonds and good
curs and the title Of the land until all she purchase
none, j. PAID. at which siA. good equitable title Nj. be
made.
The sale vi" take place a. the house Of Mr.. John DrS'y
living on the Land.
TfiOS. r. CLAYTON
YIIOS. p. MITCHELL,
WI. i.EfYWICH.
agents.
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VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
following tsacts OF Land fos Sale, viz; tract .,
the Of Madison, Rockingham county N. c. and Is
miles above lanyille Va, containing ONE THOUSAND
90 ACRES, upon which is good two story framed
ER; House. IS by 20 feet with end voom, story
L only 10 by 90 together with oil other necessary OUT
II (ncluding Tobacco Houses) first Spring
VERY vencut beautiful Oak Grove around the House
high, healthy and handsome situation, good Apple and
Peach Orchard and about hundred Of good Low
rounds Yb< upland well tmbered and good deal of il
good Tobacco land he alton sder good fence
This place 6a. good fishery quite consenie.t the d".
ling House
One other tract, known bv the Of Ally EMS Gf-
LIGHT, the county line between Rockingham and Stokes
running through 1t and lying the north bank OF Dan
River, extending along the bank Of the two
miles containing between 700 500 About 300
which first rate Low Grounds, and the upland lies wei
and is scarcely equaed in fertility of soil timber, ncu
ding Pine, Oak Hickory Sc This tract has large one
story dwelling house. with other out houses excellent
spring. and also good fishery, and would do well for two
settlements, could be divided, give each about
equal portion of low grounds and mbered land Both the
above of land lie within 10 u miles from here the
contemplated Rail Road from Danvie to Charlotte is
| expected to
is desired by the undersigned that any persons who
wish topurchase lands this part the country will
shortly and examine for themselves and it would be great
" preferred to make cash sales sacrifice Those
wishing purchase would do well not to this oppor
seldom that such desirable situations and
valuable tracts of land are Tor sale at any price.
WILLIAM FEWEL.
Madison, Rockingham county, n. c. Aug. lib
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JTHISKEY, brandy, sc.
kETE have Just received and offer for sale
w 80 bbIs Common Whisky.
80 do hest Old Reclifie do
Also. superior Cognac and Champagne Brandies-
August It's MCDANIEL s. LEE
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HENO!.lL.- SH0EyT!nElD W.:RE!iOUSE
T. LAIR ARI.E


T.. LAIR AbH.t.
II.S sc,nosesso hi. Warehouse ~ Calvert
Mercer streets, and has in sorc OF direct mpora
sion the celebrated factory Of 2ttry latham Walk
full. assortment % SHOE THREAD brown, srecH,
" beached. ac and .c!cw which he Is prepared to cell
10y the bale less quantity, good 'erm. the
qualify be had o- shc United States Slso general
assortment Of SHOE fools FINpsfS, vi, shoe Knives,
isas Pincer, hammers sHl. and SH tancs; Peg a all
sizes, istles, Webbing Boot Cords shoe .ails, al!
cut and cast Iac.. french irons completes Peg Naps ana
Cutters, sc. sc. SC. Ircm,n Glass papex to ta.. .he
place OF cossmon Sand Paper superior Article. icing
manufacture warranted. lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe
Trees Crmptng Boards all of MS Manufacture OF 'hc
sery best timber and OF the ate' style. E.ery article
be obtained at this mcu for snuA turin. Eoo and
shoes, except s.eahev al o. the above sell be sold - TIE
lowest market pr1ce Country Merchant. particularly
sc9nes'ed socsll y. AA.HABkE.
august sS-lm No ~ South Calvert st. Baltimore.
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IN EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY.
NERY Druggist Physician who has had any curiosity
- to inquire mo cases where the Nermge has made
Of furnish abundant evidence ii m efficacy in: a.
pGng o', and the good effect produced the gtner
al health olthc patient.
1t mild i" its operations contains calome dthcr
dangerous ingredient, and be given with perfect safety
to the most delicate infant
The Prnpre,r- have in their possession hundreds If Ger
icates OF il good effects, winch will be exhibited to any
:" no may wish to see them The following but sec
men OF them.
Certificate G"he Mayor ofMe CITY Of Lancaster. Pa
LANCASTER CITY, July Bird, 1872
Nessrs 5. T. Fahnestock s co:
Of the younger branches Of my fam
lily abourng under symptoms indicating induced the
appcdtion OF various remedies and happy that
your Nermuge had the desired effect Of
moving the almost incr edible number Of the large
worms from one patient, which, addition it, other tested
qualities in my family establish the efficacy Of Your Ncr
tuse as a sure
NJ CARPENTER,
Mayor, Lancaster City.
Certificate Of a Physician.
Mayisd, Ky, August 18th.
Mcssrs. B. A. Fahnestock s Go:
Gentcmcn.-ln practice Of medicine for the last twenty
years have used any medicine that exceled
bringing about the expulsion OF worms
JR. DALLAM, MD.
The retail price 25cens per vial, which brings with
IN The means Of all.
UNPARAL ELED IMPOSITION AND EFFRON-
Terry.
An individual named s Fahncsocs has repeatedly assert
cd that the article which he calls s-Dr Fahncstock Yer
muSe, Is the equal to the NemiluGe prepared by
The public assured that this is BASE FALSE
HOOD and are hereby cautioned against conioundmg the
spurious article with mine is entirely different in its
positions and does possess the virtues and powers my
preparation.
B. A. FAIiNESTOCK.
i he genuine article is for sale in Lynchburg, by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
ApIl-oaI1y :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

FEMALE SCHOOL
MRS F.. H. CHAPLIN having associated Mrs. Nj
WI A. Oiey with her, they hope by their united eff
forts to render their school every way efficient. Their
first session opens the 25h Of Sept in the Basement
Story Of the Protestant Methodist Church.
Terms--st Class including all the higher branches
sl5-2nd Class sl0-and the junior Glass $3.50
Sept. lilo
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NEW FAIL GOODS,

NEW FAIL GOODS,
By Esp,cs.
DT.iCK Silk fringe for Trimmings,
- Slack Silk Gimp,
Black Eg, plisn Lace Mite embroidered.
Black and cold. hid GIo.es, (Als.andsrs mako
White Kid Gloves
White silk Fringe,
Black Bullion Fringe. 70, Clo.ks and Vests,
White Regency Lace Capes,
Needle wrought Muslin Uapcs,
" hts Chain 'iimP, Thread '.aces an! Edsins
~ he Silk rhnl, Satin spot C.'nbsic
NeW.yle Neck and Sash Ribbons,
Linen Cambsp: handkerchief
fhe ladies respectfully invite! 20 CALI and Sc
tis specimen of new goods. MEM GWATKIN.
ssps I-ts
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~. WORN MEDICINE.

uARRIS. 7 L n F. r < II l. - 5
... :. Compound SyTup Of Spigeta. or
VFGE i B l. r. r X Nj
yu,IIE most efficient the safest peasantest and most con
1 venicnt TFUR.N .uEDICLNE offered to thu
public. ...r
3aree number of ocedte ties nonias OF its merits lroA
Pbvsicln and others, Will be found around each bottle
Manufactured only by
HIRRIS. TLR.NER s. Hale.
Ulh1teSaie Druggists.
No 2jl .N1rtet Street, Philadelphia.
importers ami Wholesale Dealers in
prues { hriIs ais Patent Medicines Surgcnl ana I'd
se.ritsl Instruments Druggists Glassware W III
do,y Glass, Paints, Oils, Dyes Pcrtuuerie>, SC,
So, and exclusive manufacturers OF
HARRIS. TURNER IIA-E's
SNgtsr C0tstcG
PILLS.
Hrxkln.', Li:.nnent for the
Pill :, Ranb.iIgcs Hair Tonic,
ECLECTIC Eve-vatcr, Mrs. NIa,isons unri-
vailed Indchle Ink, Mrs Sherv Gods Extracts
Of Lemon and y tniIa for havoring Pudi!nss, ic.
Creams, g., s..
Fov sale by
J Ii. Scay, LynchburE,
- X. LYMAN 9
A Duyai, Richmond,
Purcell, l.adl ( 60,
And BY Druggists generally.
August 7-W6m
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~O JOUO lbs. Monticello Cotton arms, assorted,
5000 do Blackwaler do
400 DO Union do
On consignment and for sale law. BY
August It's MCDANIEL &. LEE
WINDOW GLASS FROM 8 <IO to Is I<24,
w Putty Nails, assorted sizes,
Carpenters Locks,
Plate and closet lucks,
Mortice Locks,
Hinges and Screws.
Rowland's Mill and Crosscut Saws,
Hoes Casteel Mill Saws,
Eleptic Springs,
Patent axes,
Double and single Bench Planes.
Fancy Planes, good assortment,
Hand, Panel and lemon Saws,
Spirit Levels.
Blacksmhs' Bellows,
Anvs and Vices,
Stocks and die,
Ames and Rowland's Shoves. SC SC to hand and for
sale by GREGORY & ROYALL.'
at H. B. Richards old stand
NJ "A kerr l..
4 4 bhls. NO 3 Mackerel fat and in coed order
] Il For sale by.
Sept ll-6s GEO. BAGBY.
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MR. e. LOCKWOOD

TIA. E. LOCKWOOD,
DEALER IN
Leather GSlO TNANGCs Oil
Silly continues 10 occupy part of the house. ana has
d very large assortment of
I.FATHER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
also,
Is,ge 10: of home made SHOES Q! different quail
les.
Au. 2s-im
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IiC6bi.IS'E.

LiCORICE
TX CASES 'Gauthey'.' 's1.s t.icprice. superi.
= ~ article and such will the former high
reputation of this Drand-just to hsnd. Also. variety
otolhs brands. both of Siass and Stick For sale By
Julv .I-ts NcCOHkLE & SIMPSON.
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For Rent.

N B.PAYNE& BROTHER have Just received new
II. supply of Paper Hangings Fire Board Irints, III
ow C"rtalns, Sc. Sc, very pretty.
May It's
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FOR REST.

FOR RE.SY
Y WISH 20 REM one of two houses; either ths one
Il a pre.en, occups which think would make good
stand for a
C,ocey, Taser. o. Boarding House.
(situsted At the junction Of the Salem and Cam rbsll
Court House Turnpkes,) being sufficiently large for si-
Their, having nine large Yhs other is the new
house which have recently built just above my Shop
This hasa fine garden attached toit, and for aiarge
family. Possession Of either given at few DAYS notice
August &c DAVID p REKS.
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,OR0 SACKS OF SILT, Just ccived in Store, by
%cO = ltG'f ff LACY & GARLAND.
August Its
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BOIYiNG CLOTHS.

BOLYiNG CLOTHS.
fBtfis. subscribers keep iany on hand. ai' No
Il from 70 10 Of Old tinker and ieyorrs Boiling
Cloths winch age wSSranted genuine. and will t~ sold
sery low PETERS i SI!CLEH
August s-ts
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10 please they hope fo's coniHusHce 0: the patronage
bestowed upon the late cnn-ern-
Having had considerable experience in he ia. and
Cap trade, they hater themselves that would be great.
y advantageous 10 all wishing highly beautiful S. fash
10 give them call f~osc purchasing elsewhere they
confident Of pleasing ard shall take tho Creates,
pleasure iH waiting upon all who mag favo, them with
a call. JOHN ~. RUMBOUGH
SAAiI D. RUMBOUGtl.
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nursuant to of Deed of Trust eAecu ed 10
me by Henry Hall wife duly recorded in the clerk
office of the Hastings Court of Lynchcurg, shall on the
9th day the present month, sci upon the premises
auction for cash. the H D US F. A ID 10 i il sad
deed conveyed situated seventh street. in the town OF
Ivnchburg bein, the property occupied BY 1.-THE
said Henry Hall as a residence. .
Tue title to this properly believed to be undoubcd but
shall convey title only vested IN me by sand deed
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
September WY Sept.
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HANDS W.2.SYED
H0IiF snbsSri~rs wish to hire. ct the remainder Of
j .h.. and the next year.
80 .1BLE-BODiED NEGRO MEN.
to labor the James Rive, Canal a. pon. b,u. u
miles abpve Lynchbusn, for hich the most liberal prices
will be paid.
liAZAEI Williams,
WM Q. HARDING.
Refer 10 Geo. Hagby.or 4. b. Gucker. Lynchburg
Amherst CO.. AuI. 2S-ts
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IIlE IELEGR APH.

p NTjtU All,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22
J, G. Na;iingcr
Hgs rereired most othisrcryidrgepu purchase d
Spring and Summer Goods,

Z MbtAtlNG large lot Of liu,h1ms, lawns
81 5uas", dfcss goods, black and fancy drc.s
nh"dkr'chIti~, "in almost every afticic OF ladc.
summer wear, white goods, brock iineus: wish.
't'rr dress Trimmings; thread laces, IL relates
and cdglug', and ustrlIuas. ne tradition
sicu:IcGucn's Vans at least, in
10 h''h Ihuey--'l tbs q. the white, red and
V1dclcs, C'oirn cluih..
cnn',h summer irss ofthe negotiation al Camp
'''.I"" IT, ~ 1923, between the United State,
a.. ;issiouOrs and the Indians, it became
y.,, f ant to ascertain the population of the
n,,5,y pr, e nation. BY request, census was
i,d,,s a. III by the chiefs, and on the commits
b,n,r,..s asking if the statement embraced
| the blacks, and who were slaves, there was
so violent burst of Indignation from Nehe-
matilda AS to require rojolnder and reprooi
from the commissioners. On explaining
the motive ofthe enquiry, however, that the
Commissioners, in the allotment oiterritory,
were anxious Of providing for the negro a.
well as the Indian, Nchemathla was recon
q ciled to the supposed Indignation cast upon
A his people, and the negotiation proceeded
- tremendously. On exchange of documents
y and treaties, the commissioners received
. the head chiefs Of the SeminoeS at an en-
II tertainment. On the removal Of the cloth
q TOR Nehemathla, Blunt, aud many others,
Il were not ignorant of the forms and cour.c-
= sizes ot,he dinner-table,) and while the glass
r. was circulating, Nehemathla adver;ed to
"a the unpleasant incident Of the morning, ia
4. which he exhibited so much temper. lie
stated, that he had among them wise mar
= a philosopher, who had communion Will
n the Great Spirit, and that If agreeable tC
- the Commissioners, it would be gratifying
,s to him that he should be heard, that the,
I might read in his revealments the only ap
n POLICY he had to offer for the displeasure he
!, expressed on the negro being considered q
90 member Of the Red Family. The wise MAJ
!, commenced:
~ "lu the beginning the Great Spirit mad,
al this earth, and he was pleased with its hunt
ID ing grounds, its rich soils, its mountains an,
, valleys, lis oceans and rivers. lie decree,
ID that he would people it. lie labored 70
=. seven days and made a negro. Thong
y. graii!ied at this first Of human being -,
n whom he hal blown the -, '''ei beads;
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ROOTS and SHOPS.
hats, Caps, Hardrayc, aadCr0chery
Groceries.

New Orleans sugar aud molas,rs, suC,r house
III asses tto culirc,rcc, tar, teas, .ricr., head
ana shot, dye stuff, glass and rarl. c,r. al d,
Wn''h we shall keep constantly on hppd, md
SET a." "tN0Ie ard Ti0H lor tnsh M Produce a.
Us small M advance nsanv other house. an
would solicit call at all time. irnm pc,spu.
wishing To purhasc.
wheat, CONT bailey, oats. hcons. ,ly pu
green Wdcs, lard, butter. eggs. Cur. nu,D TOO.
nnHeh, ut AL unsS, ., tno E,.t RrrL s.,Y.
r,rn. nv DAY & np, 'u,,r
Y 'r'uhr 90 shove rool. % 4,
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7. q. Naitlnacr.
,yIisi OnCllGsi.

= \ rs ofucdt new style Huahnms,
- = Blue c.nmbra, plaid llstrc,
lashl check, plaid linen goods
'n7h Ii5cIia, assorted prices;
Blue and orange prints, purple 10.
Silk ruchrS on cap t1ls, fancy home, ribbons,
cherry, PINK, blue white and Mantul ribbons,
White and blue Inratcn muslin.
White Grape, HIGHT colorcd kid Ciogev
Artificial sgrg, and misses wrea,hs,
Juzt.ece.yet. with other articles, tom Phade,phia.
md ~ sale at prices that wi! satisfy every buyer
ia. l. N;rrry.rr
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.
Alexander, Union, Pulaski, SC. WIN \
Davis.
Gallatin, Saline, Franklin, &c d Odam.
jefferson Marion, Wayne, sc: J p Hardy
Washington, Randolph. sc ~ Ozburn
Madison and Clinton: Joseph Gillespie.
81 Clair and Monroe !. ID MorIison.-
Christian and Shelby: Hiram Roun.ree.
Etlngham, Jasper, Clay: A \ Grass
Edgar, Clark, Crawford VIM Tichcnor.
Ncrmilion, Champaign Nc Roberts.
Tazewell, Mclean, Logan, Sc: l. o
Smith,
Sangamo, Menard, and Mason John T.
Stuart
Macoupin, Jersey, Greene: FIR Witt.
Morgan, Scott, Cass: Newton Cloud.
Adams and Pike III l. Sutphin.
Cook and Lake: Norman II. Judd.
Fulton and Peoria David Markly.
10 Davies and Stephenson: III II Gear
McDonough and Schuyler John p Rich
mond.
Hancock & Henderson: AFRO Patterson
Rock Island and Henry John Denny
Mcllenry and Boone A l. Amcs.
VIII, Dupage, X endall, sc: JAMatteson
La Sale, Bureau, Putnam, &c: William
Reddick.
OGle, Lee, De Kalb, and Kane; William
b Plato.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
/ Madison: c Biakeman,- Ell Keating.'
Sangamon: n W Edwards, J Smith
J Jersey and Greene J ID Fry,l lie
Morgan Richard latcs,' G. b Waller
I Adams and Brown: o G Skinner, iona
than Dearborn, John Marrett.
Stellar Edward Abend. Simon Stookey
Cass and Menard: II S Thomas
Montgomery, Bond, Clinton, &c Rich
ard ) Bond, l. y Rice.
Fayette John Mcdonald.
jackson and Franklin !: Richard B. Brad
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LandWaTrants&La AGENCY.

WE undersigned will not n agent, At DIXON, H.,
l. tor persons who wish to purchp E Government
Lands, ~ sending their money, po. pl.d, with one
per cent 0sfr': Wi, locate Land Warrants 'n-thn-,
who may send th"rwarm0t accompanied Empower
OF auorn,y, affidavit, md - prosecute claims for
soldier Bounty Land OF Scrip: enter lind. tor pos.
IONS paying WlU % tn' money down md wax from
10 X months for t- balance If the ruopcy md
keep a'cfys or hand LAv0 WARRANTS Tor 'sa,c nj
loW'strnEs Person, wl hing TO buy warrants will
lui It 20 their interest IN Dixon rs they will not BE
required To pay for warrant unes, II nnswcr- their
purpose. Il !, often the casc That p"r.op, bringing
h.t warrants ON distance find their anlgouter.
rJ OF tlrir warrants, cannot he used on account of
n' Naaty N ,hc assignment othcwaUnN, These
d,'utes nro avoided by purchasing OF ,hcuniar.
Iplr1 1s person, are not required to ply lcro war.
mHl unless II wil. pms, iu.p!ruan.
Communications, pnr v1il, will Away meet with
p'mu. attention. Clli.6l CHARLES DEMENT,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22

I IIPL Onrs l}nnly, 3plnchconsi Croy Rum,
| " Cognac, do 4 bhl. Jrunica do
lIrnrsey do pipes Madeira wine.
Pinot tasrill.on Pou do
Champlrdo | Malaga do
! swan yin - hhl- Amcrcau brandy
s"p2 SHhy MoRE aud CuNNIuEy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-22
fllorsr s. GcncIIn.
Wholesale & Retail


M Ui'SE Arm CONLEI have Just opened lnrpc
VI establishment on the cnst -iie Of the court
house, WHORE they constantly keep on hand large
stock OF imported and domestic
Liqi DHS,
Of The best brands; Havana and American Cigar,
Of lhe very best quluy, mud guurrs. assortment 81
"HDfERiES, which they win sell atwhocsale or
r'ai.at the loves, po, lie laic5. Ca, adj examine
their stock and Jullr Tor Yourselves
Ottawa. Au-. Is lNt- +