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April Is
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, SLAVES
SC. IN BUCKINGHAM.

~ virtue Of a deed o! ir"st executed to ne ~ Tho
snn aa,rd The i'm aav az Decsmber. lsiG. and duly
,rco,ded in The county Of buckingham. tnr lie mr..
noses ~ SAID iced shall proceed. an The 18th dny Of
tri.y ,a,s N ~ residence n said Thomas 4. Marion
IN sell Inv public auction. The Land. slaves and other
n,o,.,, = .n.ciGrd in said ,r,,st dssd-fnrs o much ,he,e.
Of rs shall be %snfiSien. for the purposes therein rer
aT,,.ini and in buckingham. ON which said Nor.
,on ra.id.q ronfaiuiny 3Ho ACES more mr. Iesa IN
-, 49,. i 4 cnIJ min. \ .,,a, ,Yi., mil .,.,n
80" - ma o,h., im,,ny.n.nys
"sm T,ac, in IN. ana coun,y con,,jn;r, ooo
- :, I.s. od,,,n,no ~, ANA forn.,Iy N.
- - ~ 80. 1'Iann lsr,,. ~ ' -
".s 80 -, =, + IN :, d = con,,r contain,
a Inn go. n,.,. !, Ia. adinining ia Ian,i, fo,n,,iy
W Nv a. :. po,rn nId,;i.e = t.rsnssd "'
o"neuo X n"nr =. u.a,a 80. rhu,...
Ign, ,'re'o /. " ~, IL m" 80 ~,
all THE hofsrs, oxen anu "tH,I 'a.ue, 1hfts,, ,ihins
aud Farming Utrhslis OF various XMAS ""hed py lhn
said MOTOR lifse be"s am" : u'n.uie, que .loepnaru,
one oahosany Dih.ns i'.'r, oe'etii! anu booh
case, ana ot'er ai'icies oi n'usehoiu anu hilcbeh
Furniture.
me S'asrs w "t"et pc,s"nai properly ~ y w
l"f cash. u i"in. eA.,p' Il Noue'a'e .asu paSmeh''
VIII ne solu on snIh crnu't - may nr l""hu most con,
dhciVt 10 4 imi saie' p"hn, WIN Roou security, wiz
De rrqniieu oi INC purchaser, "ha me utc Ietaihru WI
tue "hoie o. ~ put'na-r money " Paia.
actihe AZ histrt, ! can ohiy sri' ana convey such
tue az y srs'en W me W y cscu a'oiesa'u' nut ~
beiirVeu 70 oe uheacel'''n..ir, ..o,
". 1. boIoIh, trustee.
hPhn ls-ui'ScS"S'~"'
r-tL. rJ.rl, ~ -. c;,<,,, ro,,,, o,J ro.nor,
1pHS @s't'V - S'e"'i 'o.'S "" 1,Po'
ton Courts throughout INC Comm0aredHa.
THE subioined sections of an act passed the cath Of
i March, lsis, ard in terms taking effect from tho
action Of the Clerks. respectively. NAV be conformed 10
tbem y ,hout DELAY. N. p. HOWARD,
Clerk ofth. General court.
Richmond. April 18th. 1913.
/. Re il enacted by The Grneral Assembly, Tint.
n,,m, =, !, n,oh,, nr ,nv vii or Ie,rcrs ~ asnrniai,,.
Ion n !, i the r.ta,r ii any des.dent. there. shall he
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ri Of a Lite, from an interior eo1n1y W.

..raa of a kaer from. a" '"e'"'
ginia. ,a ,hs
'ia. .,s are united and 1rm. They begin 10
sfssI , now. as in 1910, they may be the dupes
2 no; u. nromi,es. They fnd-lhs few OF them
tMn,s ntedl 10 support Gen. Taylor's election
. me- snnnor, Of the General will, in all pro-
,s,i,v' inure 10 the benefit Of Henry cay ~au,
i'..gn builds all his hopes upon The FREE
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SCHEMES FOR APRIL, Is4s.
SO, 900 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Susauehanna Lottery, Class %, 10 br drawn NJ Balti.
more on Wednesday. April 26, is45. - Nos Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
| prize Of $50, 900 50 prizes uf $4,000
2O,GOD so 1900
10000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves ! 50; quarters 3 IS.
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TN Caroline County Court. February lilh, lsis; =,
L On The moiion If Elizabeth w. Napier and Booth
Napier, %lesatees under the vi, S,,' Of a, w D.rsa"s " who S'R #ay
havs sIoins ,a,inst The said William P. Napier,
deceased .a''I be I required to exhibit the same for settle E, .
msnt on Or before The ION day q >, Iu one n e9 's and ne ssss a
copy of this order be published IN one " u uess
and be posted a. the te' door Of the Courthouse on two Sc
veral Court days. A Copy1TeTs' rron nv.
March l7-swew JOHN
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
HAAKE NOTICE. that [ inIcnl In nnnlx 10 The Rank

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TNAKE NOTICE, that | intend IN apply to the Bank
L OF Virgins for neU certificates OF Stock in lieu Of
a certificate Of Eve shares new Stock of said Bank, in
the name of John Robe rtson, OF Culpeper, No. G53,
dated 18th August, 1916. and Of 4 certificate Of i've
shares OF Stock In said Bunk, in my name, as Admins
ratriI uf John Robertson. deceased, No. 5.ieI. dated
18th January, 1919; and, also, 10 the Farmers Rank Of
Virginia, for new certificates Of Stock, in lien of reni-
fcates Of said farmers Bank, AS follows, to vii: Of
2lst July, 1916, No. . ,269, for five shares; Of 5h Octo-
ber. 1875, No. 2 ,322, for three shares; NJ 10Th February,
1917, No. 2,4ls, for four shares tof which one was
transferred Both July, ISIS, and the other three the 10th
February, lsl7,) and of 18th July, 1913, No. 2,s3l, Of
two shales-uli in the name Of John Rohrrison; and Of
certificate ofSiock in said Farmers Bank, nf January
25.h, 1919, No. 1857, for ona share, in my nam-, as Ad-
ministratrls of John Robertson, drcrIsrd-the said
above described certificates Of stock in said Banks hav-
ing been lost by me: And all persons are hereby called
on TO show cause why new certificates therefor shall
no, be issued. SARAH ROBERTSON,
AdminisiratriI Of John Robertson, deceased.
Charlottesville, March 81, l8d8-cwGws
IN CHANCERY.-VIsGisIA AT Rules held IN the
l Clerks Office OF the Superior Court of Chancrty
for the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of April, 1873:
John Thompson, junior, Plaintiff:
against
- irkatf ard rnu,tnav ho uifs md othor
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Tn CHANCERY-viRoIsIAi-At Rules held in III.
l Clerks Office Of The Superior Court nf Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the eighth day Of April, 1915:
Charles 4. Sterne, in HIS own right, and as Admi
~nistrator Of Francis Sterne, deceased, Eusebius &.
Sterne, Eliza q. Sterne, George Williamson and Virgil
mia his wife, formerly Virginia Stcrne. John ii. Will
Hanson and Martha his wife, formerly Martha Sterne,
Creed Butler and Parthenia A. his wife, formerly Par
th.nia A.. Sterne, Allen e. Baker and Serena G.. his
wife, formerly Serena Z. Sterne, Plaintiffs:
against
William Crane and other Defendants.
Tbs defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given seearity, according to The act OF
Assembly and rules of this Court. aud IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is nat an inhahitant of this
Commonwealth: 1t 10 ordered. that The said defendant
do appear at the rules to he held for the said Court, on
the first Monday In July next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted In some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond for two months succeasively, and posted al
the front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy. Teste,
April l9-ew2m p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
WET Nurse TOR hire; also, a Chamber Maid.
w Apply 10 LEWIS HILL,
Collector and Agent corner of
Ap,il 2l-lt Governor aid Main SITS.
DLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE for April
ID is said TO possess unusal interest, contain
ing an article on The recent Revolution in France;
by Alison. the Historian. Price 25c., or So per
annum Subscription received by
April 81 NASH WOODHOUSE.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
&, anss,ert,s es(sl .. :.

~ "a EHs ~ e Z ~ tEt e. t.
On Fourteenth Street, under Inc E1ehaage He,d.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of \ Lottery Broker. In The Office Ton Iirh
street, under tho Exchange ilotel,l formerly occupied
by d. Nj. uoyt. and recently by z. d. PrntIhtnn.
Drawing 0! the Sussex (Del Lot cry, Extra 81,
Apli, 18Th:
n IL 30 7 10 . Is % d Is &C i6 81.
ualfTickel 81 IS "a, another t:ari,ai SID hy
LANDER l..
Drawing The Va. Lecshprs, Class IS. April 18Th:
Cd 7 "a 10 81 65 | 81 6S 10 II IL.
Drawing of New Jersey, Extra. 20. April l3:
81 70 '49 l3 G6 IS 5 % 3 20 l6 10 So 90.
Whole Ticket, Nos. ~ % "a, a prize II sIIO,
sold by LAMBERT.
Drawing Of Monongalia, Extra, 7, April l4!h:
"a 90 10 8 II 10 l6 81 7 ).
Whole Ticket, 8 Is 3G, another Capital, sold
by LAMBERT.
TODAY.
Virginia MonongalIa Lottery, Extra,
Class No. 8. to be drawn In Richmond NJ q O'Clock, r.
NJ. Capital: Sill 900 IS Nos, ID drawn. Tickets SO;
halves / so; quarters rs cents.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della.
ware. Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 70. Capital 81, ODO.
rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quar-
ters IS cents.
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MILES CREyssfhW,

ATTORNEY At La w,
WILL practice in The Superior and Inferior
w Courts OF Fluvanna, A!bemaTle and Buck
ingham. Address Wilmington, Fiuyanna coun-
". Va. April 2l-cl0t
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MANAGERS oFFIcE.-D. PAINE &
Thi. Day-i2.o 900 dollars. 1000, 5000, 500,
S of 1000, &c. 10 Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawn Nos. Of Susguehanna, Glass 81
A SIS IS 6S 80 81 GO 81 AZ 81 8 SO.
Halt Ticket Nos. 26 81 SIS, 1000 dollars.
Quarter Ticket Nos. 81 A SIS, ! 1873 dollars.
Both sold and paid by PURCELL.
mil 81
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CoAL-PlT HANDS WANTED.

WISH to hire for the balance Of The year twenty al
: di.lonhl hands for my operations al The G"ufi-
Mines. About half Of them wiz be required Tor under
ground service--tlle balance will be employed on the
surface only. Applications can be made al my shipping
yard, opposite ~tucketls, at the mines, or through The
April 4-es, JoHN J. wERTH.
TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
l Clerks Ofice of the Superior Court Of Chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day OF April, ls4s:
Warren J. Gill, Administrator OF Robert w. Gill, de
ceased, PlainiiH:
against
Leonard q. Shearcr, and other Defendants:
The defendant above named not having entered ms
appearance and given security, according 10 Tue hc."
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he IL not an inhabi'ant" i
this Commonwealth II is ordered, vat the sara &c,
PENDANT do appear nj the rules TO lie held for the said
Court on the frat Monday in July NEXT, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order hs
forthwith inserted In some newspaper phhlisneu u Il
posted at The front door of The State Courthouse, IN The
'' Hp Gly Ia-ewan '0f FyowaATAN ROBERTS, elk
IN CHAScERY-yIssI.IA:-At Rules held in the
l Clerks Office Of The Superior ss d,x so OF ar ri "n lsds 70
Arthur w. MagiII and Frances his wife, and Mary
Ann Wolcot,. Plaintiffs:
against -.n
myra Wolcott, Alexander Wolcolt, Henry u. Holcou,
Edward Wolco,t, Leonard Proctor ana Frances .; ns
wife, Joseph n. Balis,ier and Ca.oine us ""e, onrn
tiann n. sargtant, lfepsiDth =,
Howard, John c. Howard, Cathanne Cunninsna,i'
S,Ii,r,n ~ H. 1rma, Defendants.
Tn. dsf.nd,nIs .hovs named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according 10 ae
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court, and ~ y a -.
hahit,5t. ~ tbis commonwealth, Il is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear at the rules to be held . 70, The
said Cour, on the first Monday in Jaly nest. an mo- ar y.
der be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper publisneu
in The City Of Richmond for Two months snceesslvsy,
and posted nj the front door Of the state Coul''hou'e .
u na -" TO- ~. wy p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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TJURLEY's OFFICE, No. lol East Main

LAA- oICCl.
We will not boast. Allow Il. to say,
HUsLRy sells prizss every day.
THE CREEK OFFICE TRIUMPHANT!
HURLEY sold a snug prize Of $500 on the
18th instant. Here is the drawing:
Drawing Of New jersey Lolcry, Glass 30:
81 8 Al % 60 26 65 SO 81 % 80 20 I3.
Ticket, Nos. 20 80 is, a prize OF $500, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Drawing of Sussex Co., Extra, 81, April Is:
"a ID 80 7 10 9 65 % As Is 60 16 80.
Ticket, Nos. ! 10 IS, a prize Of $50, and half
Ticket, u Is l6, both sold and paid in The above
Lottery by HURLEY.
Today-Richmond Lotiery-Capi!als H..
600 dollars, 5000. 1900, Q OF 1880, 4 OF 500, 4
of $50, S of 200. 100, &C., &c. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 3 dollars. Sales close at 5
o'clock. Drawing received from the Exchange
Hotel at 6 o'clock, at HURLEY'S CREEK OF
FICE, below The Old Market.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey Lottery, Glass 80:
As 80 27 A 60 SO 20 "a 60 81 50 8 20.
Grand Scheme for next Salurday-Leesburg
Lottery draws al Alexandra. Is drawn Nos. in
.,or, n.ct-ao M of Ok Ti,lotc
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10 mon, 10 nrdWH.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters S. eighihs 2 SO.
Risk on a package OF Whole Tickets Sls5-
halves, quarters and eighlhs in proportion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Thomas Howard.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sSlLL practise in the Superior and Inferior Courts
~ OF hisc.ty, and in the Courts Of Chesterfield,
Goochland, Hanover and Hen,ico.
Ohce ON llth, between Main anil Rank srrrets.
opposite Mr. wellington GodGin'3 ufic-.
ApTil li-il " Sc2w
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Edward d. Toward.
COMMISSIONER ~ CHANCEPy
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
A LSO, Commissioner OF Deeds, &C., for Lou. iana,
"A Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Ohio. Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri.
Office on lltl street, opposite w. GnJdln's Office
Office hours, 5 10 ] O'Clock, P. VI. April i5-clmif
Jno. ". f%':sttoa, .gr.,
MILL practise Law III The Superior and In.
w ierior Courts of the city OF Richmond, and
the counties OF Goochland and HenEicv.
Office Cat presently with his father.
AoTjl I3-eoIm
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ssy the MasnctIc Telegraph.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
From EUrODe.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
Our attentive correspondent at Baltimore sends
us the following highly important intelligence,
received by The packet ship Duchess d Orleans,
al New York
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fS CHANcERf -viRGiriA lin hanover County
J Court, Feb. Did, lsis:
William A. Gilman, Edwin Gilman, Elizabeth c.
Perrin, late Elizabeth T.. Gilman, and John ID. Perrin
her husaand, and James W. Gilman, Plaintiff
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Defendants.
Tho defendants above-nam.d not having entered
their appearance ard given security, according IN the
act of Assembly and The rules OF this Court, and il ap.
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are mot inha-
bitants Of this Commonwealth 1t ia ordered, that the
said defendants do appear at the rules 10 he held for
the said Court on the first Monday in July next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this
order b- forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in III. CITY Of Richmond for two months successive
~, and posted al tho front door Of the Stale Courthouse
In the said city. a Copy. Tesie,
AoriI l9-cw2m r. ROBERTS. Clerk.
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ton Courts Throughout tc Commonwealth.
THE ~subjoined sections of an act passed the cath Of
i March, las, ard in terms taking effect from tho
frs. day Of April, 1915, arc published IN order that the
action ofthe Clerks, respectively. may he conformed 10
them without delay. n. =. HOWARD,
Clerk of the General Court.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

! said that as we bad been married without
any previous courtship, it was not strange
that, being unacquainted with each others
character, we could not harinoni,e together
aud proposed that she should remain at
her fathers's house at present, and that with
her permission would visit hertw q or three
times week, aud spend an evening with
her in conversation until we were acquaiu-
ted with each other, and after that if she
liked me well enough, / would take her
home to be my wife but If she could not be
satisfied with my habits manners and char
acter, would leave her under her fathers
roof, and civeup all claims upon her.
This plan did not please her much; but
she appeared to think it would not be be-
coming in her to bring up any objections.
Well--to cut a long story short. after a
formal courtship of no very great length, ]
once more took her home, and she made me
one OF the best little wives in the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

It,ll you what tits, daddy said young
chimney sweep TO his father and master, III
you don't give me nincpcnce OF dollar Of
my earnings, I'll do something dreadful, I
will.'
'Why, what will you do, scapegallowsp
replied the senior-'run away, or drown
yourSeli:'
Worse than that, darned sight: l'll co
and bind myself prentice to q lawyer. I
know one that will take men
Don't, now, Cupid, talk in that awful,
desperate, wicked way rejoned the paren-
tai darkey. DO you want To break your
poor old fathers heart Look! here's q
quarter for you, to go and shake props with,
you like; Got't think of disCrncing your
family by anything that's low
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Bodily Exercise in Youth-To fetter the
active motions of children, as soon as they
have acquired the use of their limbs, is bar
barous opposition to improving their minds
and manners, and an insult to common
sense. 1t may, indeed be the way TO train
up elevated puppets for short-hved prodi-
gics Of learning, but never to form healthy,
well informed aud accomplished men and
women. Every feeling individual must have
behelh, with much heartfelt concern, poor
little puny creatures Of eight, ten or twelve
years OF age, exhibited by their silly parents
as proficicnts in learning or as distinguish
ed for their early proficiency in language,
elocuiion, music, or even some frivolous ac-
quircment. The strength Of the mind as
the body is exhausted, and the natural
growth Of both is checked by such untime.
" eXerions.
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OTTAWA. ILLINOIS, FRIDAY. APRIL 2s 1s4s.


and with an encouraging smile, Mr.. Cavern
dish suffered him To depart.
Though Mr.. Cavendsh had from the first.
concealed his intentions, his heart was plan
ming work Of benevolence, which was mo-
thing less than to beiriend the poor boy
whose noble conduct had won bis admira-
ton. For this end, he a few days suisse
quent paid the parents visit, when he knew
the son would be at school. lie related the
incident which brought him under his notice.
and proceeded to ask whether his conduct
towards themselves was equally praisewor-
thy.
'Oh yes, SIR exclaimed the mother, her
eyes filling with tears. He has ever been
du'itul child, and always acts ia this hon
est straight forward manner
Sic has indeed loble spirit, SIR the ia
Their rejonedj 'and am proud of him as if
he were prince
would you part with him p Mr.. Caven-
dish asked. Il have something in view for
his future benefit
Undoubtedly we would for his benefit
was the reply Of both.
well then, purchase him suit Of apparel
with those two guineaS, and bring him 10 my
residence this day week. will acquaint
you with my views for him for the future
Language cannot describe the heartfelt
gratitude which beamed in the eyes of the
happy parents, nor could they find words to
give II uttcrance.
When next our young hero came into the
presence of his beneiactor, his appearance
was certainly altered for the better, though
no disadvantages Of dress could rob his coun-
tenance gifts lofty expression. Mr.. Caven-
dish had previously made arrangements ioi
him TO become an inmate OF his own house
and had also entered his name as pupil in a
ucghboring school.
John Williams is now receiving liberal
education, and enjoying all the advantage,
which wealth can procure. Such a sudden
change Of position and prospects would in
many instances prove injurious to tie mora
character, bnt with mind based upon the
solid principles which our young friend pos
sesses, little fear may be entertained that
! such will be the result.
| The above little sketch is authentic in
every respect, excepting tho names of the
/ parties concerned. The events occurred a
I few months ago, and are made public with
| the hope that the truth and honesty, and ju.
| diciouS bcnevolence exhibited, may stimu.
late others to ''go and do likewise"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Necessity Of ComiIip.-One evening at
gay party at Herr Krctchman's the sub
ject turned upon female beauty, aud a Gen
tlcman of the company asserted tina, the
youngest daughter of the Rcmmerath Am.
mon "a blonde 5om in April l776.) was the
most beautiful girl III the city. instantly
resolved to try myself on that subject, with.
out loss Of time, and slipped out OF the room,
| wcut straight to the Kammeruth's house,
and rang the bell.
The door was opened by the youngest
daughter herself, who explained the nnu
>ual circumstances by saying it happened
that 10 one was in tie house excepting her
parents aud herself.
| looked earnestly at the maiden, and
found her beautiful beyond all description =;
so, without hesitation asked her, there on
the threshold, If she would be my wife.
"Why uotI' answered She; ''but come
III aud speak TO my parents.
In the village Of Truppach, on the 18th
ofJanuary, l706. we were married in good
simple fashion. and late in the evening the
bride stepped into my carriage at her faith.
cr's door and rode with me to my old house.
soon found nut that il was easier for a
man TO become n bridegroom than a wise
husband.
We plagued each other constantly in the
beginning, unt Of pure love, till continual
veXa,ion and GOODNESS cnsued, which ",
both felt, but could not account for.
Yesterday my little lady would not suif.
or me to leave her side, aud to-day she found
it good to visit her brother, ten miles in the
country, without bidding me adicu or ham.
ing the time Of her return.
| Two days after this, hasty messenger,
came one after nnother-l ms st COME
should Come without me she could have
no peace.
Invent, aud the joke of reunion seemed
as il il would never end. On the following
day was again buUhen. I left her will
cold parting, and that sclf.same nigh
came the repentance by ali extra post
she could not live without mel must has
| ten back.
| Tllis certainly would not do; in this wa,
my indemnity would soon lie destroyed.
Since the day of my marriage with my
| beautiful wife had been the submlssiv,
slave Of her will but now that il was pair
she had no will of her own must follow
some other plan. sat down TO consider
and after some rejection decided what t.
! do.
| Since my marriage, my old employment
and pursuits had been entirely laid aside
bat now resumed them. and rs much a
possible returned to my bachelor life.
My wife every day sen, letters full oftcar
but paid no attention 10 them ou,warlly
although they touched my heart sorcl.. a
lcngth wrote her q serious letter, In whic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

How 10 get Rich.-T'he following lines
were banded us by an individual well know
throughout the country from his extensive
advertisements. The fact We Knoxville
was poor. very poor-lIe entered business
and rapidly amasscd a fortune. lie is now
rich-It-will tell you how he became So
Hear him.. l.Sun.
How true il is, when ono is poor,
Hes treated like conmon boor---
Shunld he get rich, then, 10 behold
His !rirnds will grow an hundred fold.
once was poor; had ne'er rag,
My only coat was all in tags,
Still was poor and had no friend
That would TO me dollar lend.
Now have houses, have lands,
And have thousands at command
Atevcry turn am grectednow.
By many friends with smiling bow.
Ifthcn like me you wish to rise,
Go. in the papers advertise;
1t brings the dimes each dime friend.
10 wealth and honor you'll ascend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
THE FREE TRADER.
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