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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
800 Varieties Of Apple.


And great variety oi Pelr-. Pumhs, and Cher.
rlcs, which have been selected with care aud
great expense fIcm the most popular aud ap.
proved NersCric. in the Onion, embracing near.
ly all the standing varcucs in the eastern aud
southern stalcs. the fruit II which it il confident
~ believed, cannot fIl 10 suit the most dtllcl,e
and 'cfuel palires
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the gregissi rgrieiy and most spicuiid as
'orimsni 10 be iouud in northern Illinois. The
trees are from To 3 years of age, and ranging
from tn feet in height, and well proporioned.
II IL believed that the liment,hlc temlssnes-
on the part OF farmers, every where observable
in planting fruit trees, is mostly attributable to
The almost total failure. in most cases. where
trees have been u,nsplanlcd from u diNsncc,
and the thfOus roots IN which the tree relies Tor
ls nutriment have become dead from too long
exposure 10 dry air or severe frns,s after taking
them up, either OF which is ih.ll 10 it's growth.
But these emharassmenls M longer exist. The
farmer can now he supplied in his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes grown
in the same soil aud clmste IN which they are
to he trsnsplanted,
II the trees are taken up in The spring, it
should be done soon after the fros, il nut of the
ground-at all events, before the leaf begins to
put forth. II taken up in the fall they shjulj
be buried until spring.
Arpletrces At the Nursery le1 cents (: MI 9th.
et kinds, IS cents. WELLS WAIT
Dayton Feb. X. lsiS-ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

STATE Of Illinois, La Sale county circu; court
March Term, 1919. Nathaniel Dominy rs Lew
y Gcodsell, Elizabeth Goodsell, Mary Goodsell
Jun Goodsell, Frederick Goodsell. Charles Good
sell, Burr Jennings, Hannah Jennings, and Gould
Jennings, tenentby the cur,esy and heirs at law o,
David Jennings, deceased Bill IN chancery ior
the conveyance Of real estate.
nUE proof on the pnr, of the said complain.
IL ant having been filed in the above enltlcl
cause, showing that all of the above named de-
fendanls are non.residents of the state of ILL.,
nois, the said defendants are hereby nolife. o
the pehdency of the above entitled cause. and
mat summons has been duly issued therein, re-.
'urnable therein, at the next term of the said
court, to be holden in the court house, at S,tta
vain the county of La Sale, and state of III
nois' on the 3Oih day Of March next, and tha,
unless they appear and plead, answer. or de.
mut to the compliments bill therein, the same
will be- taken as confessed, and decree entered
accordingly. PdII.O LINDLEY. CLERK
". Z. Hotl'srEn, Sol. for. Comp.
Jan IL, lsl9 -25.i,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

Also, a highly improved FARM On Indian
Creek. continuing I27 acres. IS miles north ot
Ottawa, on the state road 225 acres improved.
l75 oi timber, dwrlln, houses one log he 9th.
rr good fame, with veil. wood.housc aud els.
TEN; $50 fruit trees many OF them hearing; y
good frame barn and shed and stationary ,hr,sh.
ing machines the farm swell wa,crti with liv.
ing springs, ard BY Indian Greek. The farm
will he sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tons. liberal crcdl, will be given on part OF the
purchase money.
]" Bureau Cmt"iy.-sec sc l7,nt II, east
of the ith principal meridian.
IL Grmdy County Sc ar 0, 81, G, IF sw
n Is, 30, 6.
bWR Comiy-E hfsN 80, 81, 0; sw r.. qt
=, 80, 0.
The above Lands will hc sold cheap. On
mos, If which, by paying one.Ounh down. time
will I've given on the balance.
| Nov %. GEO II. NORRIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
A Chance,

|1NiE suhscsibcr intends To change his business
oiicr. the City Hotel for snlc on GOOD terms
lie has hltcd tup IN good style and as the stand IL
one OF the hes, in town il il too well known TO need
deception. Call on the subscriber on the premises.
pih~A Dee o. 1873 A DRLANO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
STATE Of Illinois, Ii Sale county, IS; La Sale
circuit court; March term, lSiS.--!ames Ryan,

circuit court March term, lol5.--Ianes Ryan
rs. james Turney--Atiachment.
DUBLlC Npnce is hereby given TO the SAID
James Turney that writ OF attachment
was issued gu, Of the clerks Office VI the ci'cur
court Of said La Sale. dated the l0.h day Of
December, a. u. 1918, for the sum Of two
HUNDRED and five dollars and fifty cents, at tht
suit of the said James Ryan, which writ, drec.
ted to the sheriff of In Sale county. has been
returned executed, by levying upon the follow
Ing real estate, TO wit: portion of the north
fractional part of tho southwest quarter OF acc
ton ! township SO, range 3, described as fol
lows: lots 9. 10, ii IS, 46 So g. 50, letter E %,
lots and 4 in block two. lot in block 5. lots
and in block 6, and )t . in block . in Wat
ker's Addition to the town Of Ottawa. Now
therefore, unless YOU, tn, said James Turney
shall personally be and appear before the sad
circuit cuurt on or before the frs, day Of the
next term thereof, 10 be holden at the court
house, in Ottawa, on Friday the 30th day Of
March. A. d. lsiD, give special bail and plead
10 said plaintiffs action. judgment will he rem.
dered against you in favnr Of the said James
Ryan, aod SO much Of the property attached as
may be sufficient to satisfy said jud snent anj
costs, will be soil TO sa,i>fy the same
GLovEn ~ Cook, PHlLO LINDLEY,
PMW's ATS. Clerk
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1919. 254t.
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Catholic Rocks.

TliE Mass and Ve.per Book approved nv the RI
= Rev John Hughes D. D, Bishop OF New York
The Christians Guide to Heaven, or Manual Of
Spiritual Exercises;
The Catholic Manual, containing Spiritual Excrcis.
cs and Dcvo,ons for the daily use Ut Christians;
The Key Of Heaven for sale a, BURLEY'S.
does ID LIKE street Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
sTATE of Illinois, La Sale county. ss--La Sale

sTATE of Illinois, La Sale county, S5--La Sale
circuit court, March term, 1919 Daniel F. Hit
IS. Stephen n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 The said SlcpheI
~ N. Mallory that writ uf attachment, is.
sued out OF tie clerks Office Of the said circui.
court, dated the 26.h day of July, A. y. 1915
at the suit Of the sad Daniel +. Hit for ,h,
sun Of one hundred anil twenty FIVE dol li,
with iaierest lhereon from the Goth day Of Au
gust A. d. 1889, directed to the sheriff Of H.
Sale county, which said writ has been returnc,
executed. Now, therefore, unless you, the sal,
stephen N. Mallory shall be and PERSONAL,
appear before the said La Sale circuit court. OF
or before the first day of the next term thereof
TO be holden at the cour, house. in Ottawa. OF
the 3Oth day of Morch, 4. d, lSto, give specil
bail and plead to said plaintiffs action. juig
ment will be rendered agains, you in favor Q
the said Daniel +. Hit, and 50 much Of thu
property attached as may be suffcien, to satist,
the said judgment, and costs, will he sold to sat.
isfy the same. PHILO LlNDLEY. Clerk
GIo. II NeRnis, Pnrs Az. i,nl2.o5.;t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
Medicines,

BEL sols, Mofits Bi,tcrs. TIcwcs' linimcnt.
" suipiur, B1,cman's drops Caster oil,
Bragg sugar contcd pills, Rhubnrds hiquora,
Hays nimcut BaIsam wild cherry, essences OF NIL
kinds, Tor su.cby aui CUSHMAN and GRDLEv.
q EarrcIrs Arabian LininIcnt. z
MhNE OF the best Llnlmcnts for man OF a
UD bcas, now in use. For sale, whole. y
safe and retail, ono door north Of The Mansion
House by (fchlS) q. l.. THOMPSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

Oats and Barley Wanted,
ONnO BUSHELS Of Onb; 5000 do Of Barlcy
EOOU for which will pay the CASH At NM.
otswa, JsnnT a, 1870 u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23

Drugs, Medicines, &c.
~ vANhE subscribers have just rccri'eh
M 1 from New fck and Ph'lau d1
81 phm, a large stock Of drugs medi'
Wa cines, dye srull. paints, oil vnrn'sh
eS1 rs, &c. which will he sold on tho
lnwcs, terms; al the most poPu'a, patent med',
c,nes Of the d,y kept On hand. Physicians aud
,th,t. are in,,,cd to give Us call
,'L,' ~ WALKER e. nICKIING.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
islsccd Oil for sale, chcop,ot
iul6 Wurrr s. HuSTIRs.
Pumps.

rUST received, a number OF Miners Patent
.! PUMPS, manufactured and Warranted, by J. IL
W Wilson, Il'atcrtown, jefferson county,N and
for sale a, Na,tingcrs Store. Nov j.
No,,oo ALL persons indebted to James Ry'
iSUIlCC' an either by note or book account, nrc
requested to call and settle Immediately and save
costa Ottawa. sen. y, b
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fraal NotIsss;

oTATE II riino.s, La Sale county La Sale cir
suit cousi, March term, lSi9 Tholnas Lonergs!
o. Bernard Duffy Attachment.
NrJilCE ID hereby given ~ The said Der
~ GARD DAILY tia, writ OF ai,aehmSL'. -
saei ont Of the once Of the rierk Of said Kit
cult court. dated the 9Th dsy OF December, 4.
-. 1913, at the spit Of the said Thomas Len.
eIyan Tor the sun Of three hundred aud frly
dollars and tn riy six cents directed to the She
riG II la Sale county, which Wi; has been 't.
turn I'D executed, by ,sSying cPoa The south
ssst quarter OF sectiou twrlve, township hiri.-
,arse, range twc, aud North west 9csGer Of
section eighteen, township ,hir! -iares, rang
three. NV, therefore, unless goa, che sand
Beroarl UI1y, shall personally bs snl sPPesr
before the said LA Sale oireuIt cO.rt, GA VI o.
Tore the frs, day Of the neNt term thsrcui, 10
De holden at the court house, ia OtisWa, on
the 3U,h day of March next, give special bail
and plead to said plaintiff ucuon, Judgment
will be rendered against you IN iavur vi he
said Thomss Lonerssn, aud 50 nuch OF the
property attschej as may be sufficient 10 ga.
tisfy the said judsmen, and cost. vii be s"!J
70 satisfy the same, Ffl!LO lin DIZZY,
GlovEn x Cook, Pags AHys. Ciak,
Ottawa, Jan, 10 1873. 25-4l
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o. l3 90 0 OVls
Grated Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchasers nj nv Farm
[ 4 and Nursery, on the wc'i side " FoE h.
r., near Dpy'pn, and five miles northeast OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
Notice 20 Tax PAYERS.

a LIST Of the real estate upon which the Tux 9
u for a d. 1913 remain unpaid will be published
about the l!,h of February next. after which Tune
costs will be added will be- in my Office in 'hel
Court House, in Ottawa, nll business dnys in u a
week )onla HENRY Ht'RfRrT. COLLECTOR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-23
New Goods.

G,nphams, Lawns. Muslins,
c,c.,us, ,cccivrh Cuhnon md Gridkv.
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Miscellaneous.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

ALABAMA SUGAR, - The steamboat Lowndes
brought down on Friday, consig led to Messrs. A
L. q j. W. ledyard, five hOgshe8ds of sugar, made
ON the plantation of Mrs. Harwel in Clark county
The samples show that there was TOO much hasis
10 sending Ibis sugar TO market and also want of
knowledge in the process of draining. Though
finely granuaied, it is enirelyiOO wet for any but
the oommonest uses. Mrs. Han we'll had twenty
acres planted in cane, and will make about thirty
hogsheads OF sugar and twenty barrels of molasses
We hope more attention will be paid To preparing
the balance Of the crop for market.
One Of our city papers is mistaken in gupposing
this 10 be the first sHCcessuefort made in our Stale
TO manufacture sugar. Major jeremiah Austill
whose plantation is in the same county, ives the
pioneer m sugar culture there. Last wear he made
the first experiment, and produced $500 pounds OF
sugar, dry, Of good color, and finely eianulafsd.
lie had cane enough this year TO make twelve
hogsheads but in congeq uence Of hrs imperfect ma
chlneiy for grinding, which obtained barely forty
per cent. of the juice, he sold most of h TO Lis
neghbor3 iorplanting, and made only six bnesheads
lhe qualities OF this sugar. samples Of which he has
~ ms etiee, will compare lly0raby with the hest
louisiana MuscOvad0. lie eOntamplaies the COMING
season to put up better mill at sr which his plapt,
ING Will be gradually increased until supar will be
ms only crop. Maj J. has thoroughly investigated
the whole subject Of sugar making and is fully
satisfied that no lands in Louisiana or Texas will
produce better sugar OF larger yields than those Of
Giafke county. We mentioned, some weeks ago
That some 20 OF 100 acres in that county were IN
cane last year. The planning the present season
Will he greatly increased, We understand tha
several planters in MaTeng0 made experiments lasl
year, that proved Tho prairie lands TO be every WAY
suited TO the sugar cane, and that several of then
| will make sugar and mOlasses from the presen
planting,-AiOoils Herald
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19
GFrom the New Yort Evening Poai. ]
ALBEfT''-My PbiIosopHy.


nY VILLAS ?. NrLcmE0CK.
Thoaeh ny days are DAYS OF sorrow,
Though sill sadder days arenigh
vi tlie dawn Of ZONE bright MORROW
SUI a Dreamer. 1
Be the aaasOu rOug Oh Or Fernal
Looking tow MS the starry sky
% ; lnerdsllip sempiteFnal,
Sull Dreamer,
Though earth = doubfers, nigh heart broken
teach trial, grisge and sfufl:
OF the words that God has spoken
A Believer, /.
Plague may come, and famine longer
,,,s Mans weak hsarl and soal mag try:
That God mercy will prove stronger
A believer, ~
Though she bendsdOwn now, fle.pairine,
With a sad AID fearful eye
81 better day tor Erin
SUI Dneamer, I.
That The bitter tears she JVeeneih
go, WIZ be dried Mp By by-nnd-bye,
Ina. she is not dead, bot seepeth,"
A Believer, l.
Though her brave who We nobly stFiven.
Under prison ietters lie;
ihat They 2, nlissio9'd were Of heaven,
That "a days to come their siOry,
Drawing trars from ev'ry eye
Shall cTownall with deathiess glory,
A Believer,L
Though the world has might to sever
Many a closely woven tie,
That sqme hearts love fOndly ever,
a Believer.
In a love no time hath alfer'd
IN a love no gold could buy,
That IN life wort Ill meier ialter'd,
A Believer, /.
Though no comforts sure and lasting
May be mine before die,
PleasHre sbrighf eup never tasting.
Sull Dreamer,
though my an built castles eTumbie,
When they brightly meet mine eye,
Though my iOtbe poor aad humble,
Still a.DHamer, /.
Though we spun our poorer brother,
Though we c0ldly pass him b..
That We y yet love one another,
A Believer,
2 That the miscF's heart will soften.
When the iamine-stricken CRY,
That hls hand willeive, and often,
fond Dreamer, !.
Dreaming still, and siill-heleying,
That mankind VIII yet dess.fy,
God himself console the growing,
AID raise up the lOwlg, high;
of this faith 20 Grand and holy,
Let the atheist doubt and lie,
In spirit meek and loWly,
a Believer, /.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

WOODEN FAcToRIEs IN MIcHIGAN-Tbe De-
troit Tribune says, Michigan has gone into the
growing Of wool at rapid rate, and is destined to
keep on increasing Last year the surplus that was
exported was over 100000 pounds and the small
manufacturing establishments scattered Throughout
the State are estimated to have consumed GOO.9OT
pounds more This season the amount exported
will not fall short of 100000 pounds and at tlt
same rate another year it will reach 1000, 900
AT fair estimate (says the Tribune) there are ,
million sheep within the State In 1910 lhor,
were but S9,9Sl.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19
BnOOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

II VIE AL tENIlDN OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
i PERS called To the Brooklyn Fjre-prG!f Warehouse
a the Point opposite ew Orleans for The receipt OF prodRce
from the West and .rrekRHdse from the North, intended
toy reshlpmen Having 1900 feet frontage the River
are Immediately conveyed %heut drdRage or exposure 10
me oedeer ampe will be found for the dischaing
steamers, and loading Of Ships. Charges fixed al very
low rates, ts per TARIFF as every accommodation Offered to
Merchants IN the City aud Shippers uLthe Upper Country
IL being the wish Of the Company equal Che convenience
OF the Atlantic Dock, Of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting Of Merchandise are in
Ell0 visit The premises. Office PQUdsds street. .EK
OTieaas TllAA Err x CO., gents.
Nichols 80 Am
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

Cotton Factories Ia -GoUgia,-Two cotton
factories are about going up in Decatur county one
to be propelled by water, the other by steam. A
new cotton factory of 5000 spindes is about going
up in Roswell, and another of the same number in
Columbus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

90 The Home Journal says that " one Of Miss
Bremer's Characteristic engagements is to be intro
dueed 70 young ladies' schools, and there narrate
story UlUa Uocc. This is very kind of her, consid-
ering that il s the only chance that the poor girIs
will probably ever have 10 learn the ART of yarn
spinning" -within doors Boston Post
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

hRLEAN Ms WAREHOUSES;, sHagazias street, 5isi
- gbgrG j"sg and on hDHGhe street. befnce ttfia md
and the public that he has had double flooring with an
The recent improvements laid in portion of his principal
warehouse, expressly for the storage OF coffee, making
equal IN point Of safety from damage il superior TO lie
very best Warehouse ia the city His price for storage will
be the last season. &c. bag Der month lie has
also room for The storage OF every description Merchandise
say the bnk Of HUD barrels, which will always be taken al
the lowest rates.
E5 Tobacco aud other merchandise baed and repacEed
at the shortest notice. fn23 tm1 GEO. r BEARD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

TELEGRAPH-Ntt0 Project.-MessIs Hudson
" Smith, well known as connected with the Mer-
chants Exchange Reading Room of Boston, have
made. arrangements to establish a system of COM
municatiop by magnetic telegraph, between all the
important cities of the Union and Halifax, ~ S.
Their plan is this Any one who wishes to send a
letter, containing the last intelligence, to be for
warded by the steamer which leaves Halifax, can
do 50 by addressing the letter to Hudson Y Smith,
who win carefully transcribe it and forward it
agreeably to direction and on the other hand let
ters from Europe, addressed TO their care at Hall
fax upon the arrival of steamer will be forwarded
in the same manner to any place in the United
States Mr.. f. o. J. Smith, President of the New
York and Boston Magnetic Telegraph Association,
has pledged himself render this enterprise all the
assistance in his power.
Presbyterian Church Statistics-NewS School
2Osynods, lO4 presbyteries, 1855 churches, 1S9047
members Old School-23 synods, 122 presby-
teries, 25l2 churches, 2OO,sO3 members
| 10 Aneedle swallowed four years ago, by a
young man in Boston, was recently extracted from
between his ribs, on the leit side,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

THE PEOPLES = /: I, ,J BILL I POSTER.

s~fr,. -
STAND ALONE, and sill a candidate for the peo-
4 Pies BILL POSTING. Thankful 10 those who 10,
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me, would wish 10 inform them, and ali the world in
genenl that am ready at all hOurs post their hills or dis
1bpe Them; Oriers left At the following places viii be at
tended 70 Crescent Office 3 ST Charles street; billiards OF
flee, " Camp street, Delta Office ~ Poydas street. Plea
Job Office n Bank Place: picaFupe Coffee bpfts,a
corner 81. Charlie and POydras sts
ul3 s. G. SATCHELI., Pennies Bin Poster
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19


Tue LATE Mr. SHoRT.-Mr- Short though
he has lived permanently in Philadelphia Tor nearly
hall century, was native Of Virginia. He was
educated at William and Mary College, in the
same class with the late Chief Justice Marshall
and distinguished by the highest collegiate
honors. He was member Of the Executive Coun
ell OF Virginia at early age and on the appoint
ment of Mr.. Jefferson Minister to France bV
the Congress OF the Confederation in 1884 was
Joined with him as Secretary Of the Legation. He
possessed in very strict degree, the respect and
friendship Of that great statesman. although their
sentiments some public questions were not
always the same /; and their intimacy and cores
pondence continued until The close Of Mr.. Jelfer-
sons life On the organization Of the present Cow
eminent OF the United States, Nh Short was an
pointed Charge dAffairs to the French Republic,
by President Washington and he hadthe honor
OF holding the first executive commission signed
by him, and Of being theiTst citizen Of the United
States nominated and appointed to public Office
under the Federal Constitution. During the adj
mnistration Of Gen. Washing ton, who eVineea for
him high personal regard, he SUCCESSFULLY ap-
pointed Minister resident at the Hague, and Cam
missioner, and subsequently Minister 10 Spain.
| The State papers Of which he was the author and
especially those connected with the very iuporfant
negotiations relative to the Spanish boundaries ana
rights, in connection with Florida and the Missis
/ sippi, which resulted in the treaty Of l1Q5 ara
marked by great olearness ability, temper ana
| research. His manners and intelligence united to
secure for him the confidence of the most eminent
public funetonaFies, and the friendship 81 vsrv
many distinguished men during his long residence
in Europe which embraced the remarkable TWENTY
| years that elapsed from 1874 to 1904, MAKING lin
an eye witness in France Of the various timss and
events Of the old Court and reign Of Louis xvi.
/ the Revolution, the Reign Of Terror, the D5ree.
tory, the rise Of Napoleon, the Consulate and sven
| the first months Of the Empire, and many IL ~
most striking Of the political and military occur
Tences OF the same period IN Holland, Spain. aud
the rest OF Europe, through which he travelled spd
every where observed with interest, ealrnness and
| great intelligence.
On his return to Amerila he retired alto6ethsi
from public life. and selected PHILADELPHIA q ~
| home, where he resided until LIS HI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-19

FREE PEOPLE or Colon IN YIRGrv1A--Tt is
proposed by the Governor Of Virginia, to transport
all the free persons of color from that State to Ii
IBERIA, and motion to that effect has been intro
duced into he Legislature. The continued agita-
ton of the slave question will cause such measure
to be adopted in some Of the Southern States and
there can be no doubt that it would be beneficial to
the free people Of color themselves. Most gladly
would we see This class of people placed in land
where they could enjoy the rights and privileges
from which-they must be forever debarred in their
present condition, And we would 20 further. and
make an annual appropriation 10y Congress, for the
purchase and transportation of slaves in families to
Africa, We believe that thousands would be i'm
mcdlatey emancipated were the medus furnished
to send then4 to the African colonies and provide
temporarily for their subsistence there. This is the
only way in which slavery can ever be abolished
at the South. Emancipation and TRANSPORTATION
must 60 hand-in-hand. If there be no power, un-
der the constitution, to appropriate money for that
purpose let II be altered so as to attain the object
II the people Of the North are so anxious for the
freedom Of the blacks as risk dissolution Of the
Union to obtain their end, they will not refuse to
sanction the more amicable measure Of voting
money to induce emancipation, and to place the
emancpated in perfect freedom and security
Baltimore CEpper.