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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-10-04
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By W:8l sEglsrIs E.7, Ordinary
Whcreas, James scurry, hath applieiii5 me
gular Tie ecods md shattsls, rights and cred.
itsS Ssof sEli}sh seutgy late Of the Distric,
These sre, therefore, Is cite and admonish
all and singular, The Kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, TO be and appear before mo
at our next Ordnary's Court for the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
on Friday, the 18th day of October 164e, to
shew cause, ii any, why the, said adnsihistrs-
ton should not bs granted. ia23 81 .ss
L W. Given under my hand and ssal. \ This Sid
day Of October in the year Of our
tL.3s.l Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
''S forty.eight, Ind in the 72hd year Of
$50 Ameficans Independence. a' ~
&c. 800 iFtiass .sitf1 w. LEWIS, o. :. D.
* October s; fl646.,o do Ct
Observation-Disclosures DIST.
#. . 4 nv ORDINARY.
H.. H. Corbe,t. }
Jas. corssss u. and others, 81 A
!. aPpsa5ing 70 my sa,;,las,ion ,.;iY that Ste
@sa louisa Hanks, Ellen HanSs jane a,i Hanks' s
Martha Hanks, McDufie Hanks and others,
children Of Stephen Hanks and wife Eliza
beth, .defendan.a!in the above stated case, re-
sides without this State: tits therefore or
dered. that they do appear and object to the
Division Or sale Of the Real Estate Of James
Corbett, senior, deceased, on or before the
third day Of January next, or their consent
will be entered of record. tEst at
w. LEWIS, o.. $. D..
Oct. 8, le49. (SS) 40 3m
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NOTICE.

:s The Subscriber offers for sale his TRACT
/ or! LAND in the Sand Hills, Clarendon
( District, CONTAINING loo acres, and adjoining
lands Of VIII. b. Richardson, X. C. Rich
ardson, and John J. Moore, Esq. The we'll
known hea' Illness OF the location renders it
highly valuable as Summer resident e..
! For further information, apply to II. l.
PINCKNEY, jr, at Charleston or address
(: Is.41 J. r. SIANN, Statesburg.
Oct. q 40 +{ll St
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to the wreck iy Abe, ,Sars 10 company
who have rssaysssd Behs l,Ooo, not
more than sufficient, nnilpiPnte sia defray
:ali xpsnses and pa s. lie 'pahisit
.er1ment pess aei axe regl lired tof Il,s
priyilegs B ltsglore s
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters teslamen-
tary upon the estate of Margaret Westbrook,
late Of Delaware township, Pike county, Pa.
have been granted TO the undersigned by The
Register All persons indebted to the said es-
stale, are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against ,he same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment 10 the subscriber, or TO e B. ELDRED, ESQ
his attorney, at Milford, Pa. 93
WILLIAM DUSENBURY.
February 10, lS46.--6t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17

IT'S Meet 1T SHOULD BE.-The Burlington
county IN. J) Jail being without prisoner, has
been converted into butchers shop.
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r O. Ee THIS co MY

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splendid township Map of the STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA. The qualifications re-
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MARRIED.,

On the 10Th inst. by the Rev. W. Mecas-
key, Rueben Shelley and Julia Ann FeI'her,
both OF Stroud township.
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R. & E. B. ELDRED,
1Attormeys and Comaseg1ors at Lam,

MILFORD, PIKE COUNTY. PA.
Will attend promptly TO all business entrusted
to their care. Office opposite The Presbyterian
Church, on Broad street.
February 10, l64S.-ly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17

/ tNss Harriet, his wife, (ale Harriet La
'fS5Is'' Bas) make you secure of prosecuting
Ilheir claim, then command you that you sum-
mon by good and lawful summoners Elizabeth
La Bar, Samuel Rees La Bar, Henry Barlow
land Emeline his wife, late Emeline La Bar, Ed
Twin La Bar, Horace La Bar Gilber, M. La Bar,
Eugene La Bar. HELEN T. La Bar. and Albina
La Bar, so lha, they be and appear before our
Judges al Siroudsburg a, our County Court of
3Common Pleas, there 10 be held The tenth day
lof A pr,l next, to show wherefore whereas, they
he said Charles Borlree and Harriet his wife,
1 ale Harriet La Bar, Elizabeth La Bar, Samuel
lRees La Bar, Henry Barlow and Emeline his
lwi(e, late Emeine La Bar, Edwin La Bar, Hor-
zee La Bar, Gilbert Nj La Bar, Eugene La Bar,
HELEN +. La Bar, and Albna La Bar together
and undivided, TO hold certain messuage and
raci Of land situate in the township of Smiih.
field, in the said County Of Monroe, contain
ing about a#
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17
One Hundred e. Fifty-twO Acres

with the appur,enances. the same Elizabeth La
;Bar, Samuel Rees La Bar, Henry Barlow and
|Emeline his wife, late Emellne La Bar. Edwin
"A Bar, Horace La Bar. Gilbert M. La Bar,
Eugene La Bar, HELEN +. La Bar, and Alblna
La Bar. partition thereof between Them 10 be
made (according 10 the laws and customs OF this
Common eal,h in such case made and provided
10 painssy, and The same to be done, do moi
permit, very unjusliy and agalnsilhe same laws
and customs (as lis said,) and have you then
i here The names of those summoners and this
writ. rE
Witness the Honorable LUTHER KIDDER,
president Of our said Conrl a, Stroud sburg. this
Fifteenth day of January, IN The year OF our Lord
sone thousand eight hundred aud fotly- eight.
H STROUD, Prothonotry
IJanuary 27, lS48..6l.
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MONROE COUNTY, SIS.

The Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
,,5SSsTA. yania 10 The Sheriff of said County
3HGAaS. Greeting :---lf Charles Burlree and
3&SNyS Harriet, his wife, (ae Harriet La
f|yYYSS' Ra,A make vou secure of Droseculin .
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17

D Morris taking of voabes the
Valentine IS
. Jacob Beesecker, plank for bridges
: Benjamin Took, waiting shovel
Holinshead, House and bridge
: Abm. Barry surveying ard making Of Bridge
McNfichaers -
ia Coant lime and hauling stone
Ehu Posens administering four atdawing Of jurors So
hGeotz, check book
Breme and stoyep 4S
Philip Kresge ballot boxes Polk township
. Brodhe auditing the veralo Off
of the County 9 90
s Frederick Shupp bridge blank 8 90
f Walton, painting cupola repairing pump, 62
Price, services road from New Foundand
to Prices mill 3 90
8 Leonard Labar Jr. hoe handle 20
8 Charles Huntsman, work County othces and barrel
Philip Heller coal for Court House
{ Simon Fry, wheel barrow 5s-} ) 90 ---H
8 Eihu Posens, swearing Commissioners, &c 3 election
officers Oct l947 / 25
Michael III. Deher Mercantile appraiser 10 37h
Shoemaker lands 6h
reasue $i92 ssh at per cent ~ AZ
g." =" paying 5204 77h at 1 per cent o2 0i--l0l 46
4 $56s2
The unofr brought tdown 1912
Balance due Edward Posens Treasurer S739 63h
Exanined and allowed this day of January n d. lS49
lEECHOIR DREHER,l JACOB FRANTz,
ENRY WISS, Comers EDINGER, AUDITORS
Ohm MILLER, JAS. S. BIsBNo,
Attest, John D. Morris, Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

Aence o, the state has proved the necessity
OF this restrictive provision. Had it exist
ed in the present constitution, how different
would have been the condition Of this beau
tiful prairie state Instead of being over
whelmed aud crushed down with the
weight of an enormous debt, from which
we have derived no bene fit--insiead of hav-
ing our resources dried up, and orr energies
paralized by heavy taxation; we would be
free--free, TO reclaim and bring under cnl-
hvation, our boundless praires; free, to de-
velOpe the exbaustless resources which a
benefcent Providence has placed in such
rich abundance within our borders and we
should be free from the CALLING and hnmili.
ating reflection, that orr honor aud our Gre
dit are in the hands Of brokers aud money
changers.
The Legislature cannot, if the new con-
stitntion be adopted, give the faith and cre-
dit OF the state, in aid of any individual, as
ISOLATION, or corporation, nor make the
state partner or stakeholder in any Bank
ing institution. The evils resulting from a
political state bank, are too keehly remem-
bered by large proportion of our citizens,
to!heed any comment on this provision Of the
new constitution.
The power of granting divorces, is taken
from the legislature, and confined entirely
to the courts of Justice. This is more inn
portant change, than it appears at first view
Marriage is too solemn and important a
contract, and connects with it too weighty
considerations, not only to the parties them.
selves, but to their children and the commu.
nifty III general, TO be dissolved, except upon
the best grounds, and after full and iail
investigation of all the reasons urged for a
divorcc.-This investigation the Legislature
have not the time, nor in general the dispo'
sl,lon to undertake. Let it be confined
then, to the courts, whose legitimate bust.
ness it is, and where all the circumstances
connected with ii can be investigated ant
decided upon.
/ We have thus hastily run over some O.
the provisions ofthe new constitution, com
pairing them with those of the old; il, doing
which one marked difference is found in the
two instruments. While in the old. only
general principles are laid down, and the
legislative branch Of the government is lef
to exercise large discretion; in the other
the powers Of this department are more
specifically defined, and proper guards
limitations, and restraints, are imposed, &c
prevent haSty, improvident, and coirnpt lie
gislaiion. 1t is believed, that careful con
sideratIon Of the provisions Of the new con.
stitution in this department, will induce The
great ma jorily Of the honest, thinking, ant
disinterested Of our citizens TO yield then
their hearty and unqualified approval.
A FARMER OF MACOUPIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist OHauo, III.
Offers hi. professional services to the inhahi'.
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-.
Jencc on Columbus street.
P.S.-Dr =. still continues to perform opcr.
atrns in all the various branches Of DgSrisrRr.
Chngr, 10 eo1e,pond piih The Times
March IL, lsi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
kTANZAS.

u -
"That sunset! was it not beautful:'
..Beau,iful!, but sad withal, Weakening up
thoughts, LA, ....., .,..., -,..1r
Mournful thoughts Of olden days"
On, yes! twas very beautiful ), The sunsets
lingering ray, fsilently, away,
And the rose touched cloud just floating 30
But, alas it was not half az bright as IN the
days gone by, with light and melody
When all earth's lovely things came fraught
And YEARLY turn'd, when / thought that
sunbeam fell ITO love 50 well.
Upon the far OF pleasant home, we used
Oh! many merry days had we III that old
home of ours is1tqr Hsai sFsYf
And Inethought how sweet 'twould be To
wander midst its flowers i.s. d, ,,,A,
To see the bright green islands mid tho
waters all so Blue, H'Hf
And watch the. white sails of the'barktthut
| swiftly DER them flew, oB sa,i !t>3s lgI
When the moonlight softly fell as veil Of
slvery white [ofthe night.
| And the voice of music broke the silence
The parting rays were Just as bright ! me-.
thinks ] see them now fsoften'd glow;
Resting on the wood and wave lip all their
| But voices now are mourIiiil that IuDg 80
lightly there, s,..,r shade ofeare;
And hours then all unshadcd have each
The household band is broken, and the
| beautiful and blessed u 81 ebqisfl,li "
Passed from our hearts too early 10 seek in
| heaven rest. . ...t.r. "a ..,.,s,..,
My heart has been 50 furd tonight with
shadows VI deep sadness li ~ ,c,t
That cen a scene SO frauctt With light eau
| wake no chord Of glaancss; s.2'i.
Altho' those purple clouds will, tlNir edg-
! DO ings broad Of gold 5l,.a isishgufyss. 40
Might seem TO bear bright spirits there up.
on each radient fold, =.
Who, freed from earth's dim letters, its
- wcaryness and woe, n tones below.
Are ever keeping watch DER the erting
| Ottawa, Jan. "a, 1913. as ,,,4 NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
vi. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

AySicidn 4 Surgeon Oitd,cd, H.
Oilers his professional services TO the citizens
u Ottawa and vicinity. O.hce over Walker q
Hickiins's store, where he may be found at all
times except when absent on professional husl-
ness. Aug g. 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

and gave him decree. Jhcreppon Tie f..
PENDANT took an Appeal to the Snprtms'
Court, and afterthe suit had been there soWse
two years more, -! that court held that hs
was right at first aud wrong thep-7that his
remedy was at law and not IN equity, and
reversed the decree. The plaintiff, called
in equity the complainant, had oil the costs
of both courts to pay. BY this time the de:
PENDANT ran away or became insolvent II
have forgotten which,) aud there ended the
matter. A difference Of opinion bctweenths
Circuit and Supreme Courts, ssfothe RENE
dy, is not very uncommon. Itiss principal
cause Of the writs Of error aud appeal, md
consequent expenses and delays attending
the prosecution Of our most Uncomfortable
suits. There is yet another, andin my opin-
ion, serious Inconvenience arising frornjhc
same cause. II frequently happens that q
person wishing TO she has two or more capses
of action-on or more at lair, and one or
more in equity. They cannot be joined IN
one suit, any more than two or more causes
of action at law can be brought in one suit
where different actions are required. The
effect Of this Is TO multiply small suits, and Of
course to multiply costs and expenses" evsf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
~ THE FREE TRADER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
I'D III. s. I'll O III an,
Second Story, North end Of Rcddichs neu
brick block, on the public square.


TERMS:
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vance; Two DOLLARS AND Fifty Cents il
paid piihn sic months; and THREE DOL
LARS il delayed until The end ofthc year.
advertisements inSerted'at 81 per square
for the first insertion, and % cents for each
subsequent insertion. A liberal discount al
loped to those icho advertise BY The year.
IrNo paper discontinued until all ar
redrdgcs are paid, unless at he option Of the
publishers. ...
r. Communications, 10 insure attention,
must dlways be free cfpostdge, and accom-
panied Nth The authors name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
A. III. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon- Oidra, M
Res dence on the hill, a lew doors west ii The
Fox River House. Once the same as hereto.
fore occupied by Hopiand and Pearson, in
R-dd,ck's Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
De. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon OHdraj M
tn his professional services To the citizens
tawa aud vicinity. Office al his residence
10 new public square. June II, lSl1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
Bankin:.

BANKING.
Thetruth or,he remark Of Mr.. Van Buren,,
in his Indiana letter, that no man could long
be connected withthe banking system with.
out becoming corrupted, is forcibIy illastra.
ted by the report of the comptroller Of New
York, just published. From this report II
appears that, 10 matter what restrictions
may be thrown around banks, no matter how
spo,lcss the character Of their officers, no
matter what security may be given 10 the
public, still it is inevitable, schemes will be
devised by their managers Ivy which they
contrive to rob the public. We give from
the New York Herald the following synop-
sis Of the main statements Of this masteily
report:
BY this document, il appears that among
that class of banks called "Safcty Fund.-"
twenty Of those institutions have Lroken 10
pieces, and cheated the community out Of
nearly six millions of dollars; one.half Of
which has fallen on the industrious and hard.
working classes Of the people. As q snb-
siitute Tor the dishonest principles ofthe safe
" fund system, it will be recolcctcd that
what is called the free banking system was
established. Well, out fthis batch ofbankS,
since their birth in the world, Ue hare the
shame. already, TO number thirty that hare
broker, AMI cheated the community out az
nearly million of dollars: yet this class Of
banks are those that have been Wanted and
pulled TO the world as better than cold and
silver, ur any other system that ever WAS
devised. The hard working classes lave
already lost by those banks nearly million
Of dollars; and out Of the aggregate number
still in existence, the ratio of breaking
amounts already TO six per annum; and
probably, during the present year, We shan
see dozen or more Of them 60 10 the wall.
According TO the prices Of stocks at the Ex.
change. the value Of the securities Of those
banks still in existence is about two millions
OF dollars deficient, MS compared. with the
amount Of their circulation in the hands IL
the people. IN fact, every free bank bin
. now in circulation is hardly WORT eighty
six cents ON the dollar, according 10 the state.
men,s and facts presented by Mr.. Flagg in
this valuable report During The Inst vcnt.
too, about thirty new free banks have bse,,
started in various places inthe, STATE Of New
York, nineteen Of which are located in the
, Wilderness, iaraway from the bounds Of civ.
, lizntion, and impossible 10 reach without
f opening new roads 10 them. Tie motive Tor
establishing 6anksin,places wiihou, ropula-
ton, or with population that don't require
, them. cannot be honest or business iik o
, The inference is. that all those engaged IN
: them must intend 10 cheat and plunArv tho
community. eitherby the System orre,ltmp.
|. ton, or by the Gnal blowing up. Even, nj
, ready, out Of those banks established during
, the past year, two have actually failed ni,d
: cheated the community 10 alargc omouM.
,'H f. ----------..--.- -s-----ogi tup s'tdi
!. have this moment .per0scd mn able pam.
r phle, from the pen OF Mr.. Callatin, IN which,
I without any concert between ~, i iind That
i hr tnkes ti,pildr puSifso,, ntbns. MIA n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
JOHN ". CRorugRs. JESSE S. PITzER
CROTHERS s. PITZER,

attorneys at Lag, OsIoego, Kendall co. III.
VIII prnciice law III the counties al Kendall,
ia Sail, Kane De knib. Will aud Dupage.-
Land agency NJ collecting business entrusted L.
them ia either of the above cour,ies viii receive
prompt a,Ieniinr. O,useo. Apiil | lSfI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
o. ID. DAY,
Dn. P. SCHEMERHORN.

Physician and Surgeon- O!idtra, H.,
Oilers his professional service. to the cilzsn' Of
Ottawa aud vicinity. Olice on Columbus ST.,
hs,wspn canal and Clinton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4-184s

there cannut be two opinions on the subject
among men who wish to see freedom and
happiness extended over all the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar, and Soil
ei'or in Chdncery- Otiawa, Ill.,
Office in Redjek's Block, cas-, eide Of the public
square. June !, lS4T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-12-23

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