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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
RICHMOND yAr MORNING, SEPTEMBER o. ls4e.

mony of 4 Wing, at least as able, yigilant aud
patriotic in defence OF The South, as The Editor
himself We refer 10 Joseph Segar, Esq, from
the panphIet copy of whose mastery speech
last winter we quote as fellows. To the credit
and honor Of Mr. s. lie II said, he, unlik. the
Petersburg Intelligencer, sank his party 10 his
devotion 10 the South and viewed the &c, o
much abused By that paper, in The light Of lru h
and reason lie did not look through the spec
tacles OF 'John Van Buren, and his men, MIR.
Segar said:
~ said in the commenccmrnt Of my re-
marks, hlr. Speaker, thai IL patly as sisssid
gorern me. | say, then. that even The Oregon
oil i, no pre- deaf. II was bu, car yns
out OF The Missouri compromise by which the
south have been always wiling 10 stand, aid
which il woud now gladly embrace p, SET
Element OF Ibis vcSed and disturbing qu,s
lion. Ii is an mma'erial thing e!,sseticr-s
very is already forbid len beyond 81; Gee. 50 min
by the terms OF Tia; compTcmise. 10 say nothing
ot he nhibliions =. climate, SOIL ami location -
Pui there is one answer 10 all TIN, argument u
preceten, Pfececen; is 10 fiji les! o. consti,u-
lional power. II is too unsafe; its light TOO din
, 10 chase away the otscuriiy OF legal completely
Put The claimed power down in the broad, lus
lrous ligh, oil the constitution, ami II b, ths
light i, is seen obvious and papabc, lei il DC ex
PrciseI. but moi Otherwise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
L.OTTIER ACQUITTED.

The examination Of Loltier's case was con.
cluded on Saturday. The argument was con.
linued by MIR Angus. for the defence, followed
by Mr. Scott ON the same side, aud Mr. Mayo
closed for the prosecution. The speeches are
described TO US as marked by ability, legal
knowledge and acumen, and eloquence The
strong points of case, Astounding in thrilling in.
cidenls and fleets, were fully brought out and in
geniously handled. The court was divided, 3 TO
3, on the affirmative motion of the prosecution
to send Lottier on 10 the Superior Court for
trial. The motion was thus lost, aud the pri-
soner acquitted. Some applause from the large
crowd of interested spectators followed the
decision.
The Court consisted Of Messrs Fisher, Ali.
son, Tate, Glazebrook, Wingfeld aud Caring
ion, of the Board of Aldermen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

"Polk's infamous attempt 10 court the Free SOIL
party last summer by signing the Oregon Bill, is work
Ing out It's legitimate result. lie betrayed the SCuth
for Tho purpose Of electing Cas- and Butler His own
party at the soa:n-thc men who wcro continually
sounding tile a Ar.: about tho danger 10 which Inc
South was ex3ossi-nstead Of Indignantly rehukins
act, and thus proving the sincerity OF hslr deeia
ratuns, deliberately sanctioned the deed ami approved
the reasons assigned for it, And now they are getting
dosed with their own physic, and we mud John van
Ruren and his men posting themselves on the very
ground taken by MIR Polk, and zetlousy defended oy
the Washington Union, Richmond Enquirer and
others of like stamp"
Thus raves the Petersburg Inielligcnccr'
whose Editor voted for Fillmore, Free Soiler
and it was thought likely al one tine in con-
sequence of Gen. Taylor's illness, that the lat
Tor would te President, with Unlimited power
over ibis subject. We shall not ourselves 'e.
ply TO the n,elligencer's gross assault on the me
n,ry Of MI Polk-bu. shall bring up the test
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
A NEW FRENCH MINISTER.

The New York Trituue $ iafurlocd thai NJ.
Poussin's recall has bseh ,.ecided on by The
French Government. independent OF his Difficult
iy win lhe Cabinet al Washington, and lh, Mr..
said 10 be named his successor. Mr. Monho-
lon has fer some years filled the post Of French
Consul in This CITY and his liberal views, iiue
intelligence ard accomplished manners would
render his appointment! as Minister very popular.
We hope The statement may be true.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WILMINGTON, okPTEMsHR III 1919.
Sir: The President has drvoivcd upon me the
duly OF announcing 10 you that the Government
OF the United States will hold No correspondence
with you as the Minister Of France, and that the
necessity which has impeIled him to lake lhls
step al the present moment has been made
known 10 your Government. In communica-
ling The Presidents determination in regard TO
yourself pc sonaily, avail myself oithe OCCASION
10 atd that due attention wi be cheerluly gwen to
any communications from the Government oil
France, aft cling The interests oil our respective
Republics, which may reach this Department
through any cher channel You: own Govern
men, will be able 10 explain 10 you the reasons
which have influenced The American Executive
in delaying The present communication until
III period.
The President has instructed me uflher 10 say,
that every proper faciii tor quilting the United
States will be promptly given, a, any moment
when you may be pleased 10 signify thai l! is your
desire 10 Ic,urn TO France.
am, sir, very respectfully YOUR most ooedient
servant, JOHN M CLAY ION.
Ma WILLIAM TELL Puussis, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

We 6nt We were mistaken in surprising that
Code mad appeared in the papers before the ad.
joutnmenI OF the Legislature, and that The Wing
had sufficient notice 10 warn the General Assem-.
bly, Of its assumed vices. Ii is certain, however,
tina, several days elapsed before the bill became a
iaw-and The Wings in The House VINO, near the
close OF the session, formed very nearly, if not
quite halt oil that body, might have defeated i-ii,
with The prejudIced eyes OF The Wing, they had
seen such monsroslies in the bill. But they
saw nothing unfair or improper, and ii was pass
Ell by an unanimous vote in the House In the
Senate, MIR. Denuis a Democrat, moved 10 fix
the price oil The Code al So 50-bul the motion
recPiYcd only tnnr votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
JUDGE DANIELS MEDICATION

A, the reques, OF valued friend. We de-
vote much OF our space 10 this mastery paper,
which mus, place Judge Daniel still higher in
popular respect and affection. lie has been
most unwarranlably assa;led-he nobly vindi-
cafes his bearing throughoul-as thai of an up.
right, conscientious. cautious and wise agent,
and honorable man. Such lrumphs exert a
beneficial moral influence on the community,
and we lake pleasure in giving them wide cir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
MRS Lucy Y. GRAY's SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES - TAPPAHANNOCK,
rSSry CnJJGIy VIRGINIA

IJ,HE studies of this Institution VIII be resumed on
srus,,on IN this Institution IL Designed 10 hu thorough
systematic aud extensive. embracing the lover una
higher branches OF English education toGetneI WIN
Of experience III The different departments ana a,'
available by lhe Principal are brought in'o reqi
promote ihe best good of her pupils, ooth mo
rally aud ctuaily. That she has been SUCCESSFUL
the ncreasnr number Of pupils from year TO year test
ines To rsalse 10 the extent the advantages "iierea'
is necessary that ihuse Who propose entering the In
su'ut"n shon.1 40 possible TO the pegih
Mug ot tie school year.
fupis WIN be received al any time after the COM
m-neeme 81 ;ne scaoo year 5a,, when entered, they
wiz De rNtc'ea !" tmSln un' the Gloss unless notice
be gwen u, III" t;uic o. entrance
10 the Principal.
TapPahannock, Va August 7-cwsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
TEN DOLIARs REWARD.

II ANYWAY from the subscriber, few days since
H my Neeto Man, ANDREW. The said Negro IS
likely fellow, i or ~ years old Of brown COM
p-1,on rather ln,ei:en purchased him IN Rich
inond, oi Mr.. Tcmpl-c'aa, las: May. lie was raise'
now lurking. the above reward will be paid TO any
;e,.on VINO wit! deliver him to me, at stony Poin
Miiis cumberland or secure him in any jail 90 that
gst him. JOEL ocoTT
Sept 2i-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
TEACHER WANTED

THE Trustees Of free School District, No 6, OF
northampton county, Eastern Shore OF Virginia,
Wsh 10 engage the services Of competent Teacher fo:
le5u All The ordinary branches OF 4 good English
Education are required 10 De t1aght, but gentle
with Know edge II the Languages would be prefer.
red Tie situation is IN an agreeable and Intelligent
neishborhood. salary S5u0--psyabie quarterly. AID.
dess, post pad, tie Trustees OF school District, No
., Eastriile, Northampton county, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

sCHoOL IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY:
AN tbs 18th October, ls49 Miss K TAYLOR
~ ,vuI omen a select School In Goochland county,
at the Col, age, about Eve miles from Goochand Court
House The course of study will embrace all the
branches Of a thorough English Education with La
lin, Treuch and Spanish The number of pupils Is
limited totem
For Board and Tli,,on In Enelish, sla5
I,rnuaa.s each Is
Music nj the usual charges.
REFERENCES ;-Rigat Reverend Bishop Meade
Tend r + Berkeley.
Address, GoocllGd Court House.
Aug 2l-cwtlJthOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
ANGUISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

ENGLISH AND CLhSSiChL oCtiOOL,
NEAR LoRErro, ESSEN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
rCHE next session begins on the first of October.-
L This Institution, which Is under the superintend-
Of line subscriber, and was established Tor inc
relocation of his own children il intended To combine
the ad ntagss of ;haongh Academic instruction, with
III. comforts aud discipline of well regulated chris
tiln home. Tht course embraces all the branches
uslliy taught in iull Of English and Classl-
sal studies rn. y. Is. wlh the other members OF the
Erusehnll form oar family circle, aud are under
Lrn,, vigilani, p.,enlll control
the i1caton is healthy, retired, and easy OF access
The steamboa. passes between Fredericksburg ana
Baltimore twice week. and carriage viii meet
.,t,rr Al I.lytons, Saunderss Wharf, or Port Mcou
those may give due notice Of their intended arr
val. The cars between Richmond and Fredericksburg
pass daily near The Bowling Green, where conveyances
con be obtained
The number of pupils is limited, so rs to enable the
TEACHER 10 instruct and govern them efficiently They
NAV any time hu. no: for less term than one
full session. The scholastic year, divided into TWO
sessions Of 1--we months each. Monthly reports are
transmitted parents aud guardians. Allpocket mo
ney must be deposited with the subscriber Pupils are
n / allowed TO contract any debts whatever. Books
and stationery furnished al retail prices.
Terms per session, payable IN advance:
For Tuition, Board, Lodging, Washing mendtng,
So
For Bed and BEDDING, if not supplied by the pupil, 5
For entrance and further information, apply 10
Rev John MCGUIRE,
Auy oscwtd Lorrtto, Essex county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

FEMALE SEHUUL TN FOW HA IAN.
THE subscribers School taught by Mr.. and Mrs.
1 FISHER, will commence its second session ON hrst
Monday ia October and vii, be Continued till last OF
iulv NEXT masiu. one session of months. In
sniction will ~ given in all The English branches
u.,,ay taught, together with Latin aud Greek Les
,uuy IN Music Piano and Guitar will also be given
TERMS:
board and Tuition for The term, 1920
Music $40; use oi instruments S.; Sq5
There gre n few vacancies which II is desirable TO
have filled. School limited 10 ten scholars. Payments
halfyearly In advance.
Add,ess-J.iTcison, Powhatan Co., Va.
SET. Il-cw3w THO l.. HOBSON.
Io- Richmond Wing requested to copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
sGLECr SCHOOL AT THE RED SWEET

sp6i s>:,;. A..lEGHASY COUNTY.
naoFsS.os HOLMES, late OF William and Mary
/ rcIe.e siN open Select School al this beautiiui
mi pr,..py Mace IN the Let of October thorough
ana c.-riu iasvclion wall be given In all the
IL !-rei usually taught IN high schools ana COLE
,rS ahr io.tfncturs VIA a'so be engaged whenever
~ ..s...e at npii, may reSairs their assistance
mo 5alriing epSrtment will he under tho iui'n@ :
a. crs of MI Sapsct, the Proprietor OF THIS water
In.pLtce ana TIE sidsats VIII have the best accom-
NJ: itlons which the country affords.
iae s.4,loa viii comm on the lst OF octohsr,
gaa eud on the ism al lu!y.
IN. tex, hnngs employed will be those used In the
Univrrsrty III Virginia. Young men, intending TO lac
come pups are recommended 10 provide themselves
yn IN, books required by their contemplated studies,
ant bring such BOOKS a. they have been previously
i,,u..
rERMS:-s2i5 for thu Academic year; 10 be paid
oa-haf ia advance, and The other half on the is. OF
;nrsh. This all expenses for Board, Lodging,
Eel. LiuhlS and Instruction. Sept a--ctIStOCl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

Classical aud Mathematical school,
NCih LUUiSACUJRt HOusc-By DR. Il "a MCKEE
,,,aE next session OF tnis School viii commence on
the 18Th day o. January. and continue Ten month
with vacation uf one month In summer
Or Mckee has taken tho de:rr1 oil Master oil Arts OIL
tne University Of Virginia and mas had several years
eI.fience In teaching His course OF instruction Is
thorough, emu. cng Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
french, 5 ansh, GrrllaE, &C
ImIl tasca few boys IA Boarders In my family,
w,, viii a.c The ad vantage, as heretofore, OF ivng
VIA the r-ac .er. Sly house - about one nile from
louisa Coat House in healthy part OF the coun-
.:y A. any lie ; ale.
rfRlis:-For Board including Tuition for all or
srr Of the ~ jscis tau .ht, sllo for ten months
Ire Schoo, is inted 10 fifteen; and, therefore, those
desiring - send, should make early appcation 20 tue
ssssr,,ner ELISHA MELTON.
rnutsl Court House, August elicit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25
TO CONTRACTORS!
sssese kiaige Railroad

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned, Ut
L hls office in Brooksviile, albemarie county, Vir'
,lna. anti The st oi October next, for The consi cton
n le tanei through the Blue Ridges together with tho
deco AMI emhauSment connected therewtha at each
I'D
IN. tennel will be 4, 200 feet long, l6 feet wide, and
o. lsrt hIsa with dnch each side: II Will slope
,a.aardy NJ The rate OF % ee To the mlle ana pass
u feet below the top of the mountain
Proposals Ill be received either for the ~hoie orior
a- III. II being distinctly stated IN this case ~hether
,.- East. IN or Westrrn htii ia bid Tor.
.:opuseis requested u examine tile locaties ne.
i've biddna, and WI, obtain from The undersigned all
necessary Information.
r,r payGeris VIII be CASH with suitable reserva'
asa i the completion ot the contract. The best les
iaivu,ais, and energetic prosecution of the work
gIl ce expected
fnnied torn, Of proposal VIII be turnished on APP
..ication TO the undersigned.
" Proposals Will also be received until the 18Th az
~. eastern side OF the mountain, about eight aud
eat niles II comprises mach heavy work, and tua.
Ne. auo,.l 72o feet long
lsy or,irr ofthe President aud Directors
q. CROZET,
Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
Brcoksvic. July &c leil
The following papers are requested TO publish TINS
notice twice week anti. the Isl October next, ana
send their accounts Tor payment to J. Brown, Jr ST.
cond Auditor. Richmond:
% National int-nseUcer, Union, Baltimore sun,
New York journal Of Commerce, Charleston Melcury,
Georgia Ju,lrua ami Railroad Journal, New York,
u--kly until the lst oil October. July 23-ctds
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04

0.NO0 choicest brands, viz: Cn2aiovHs, -
"A g1uns. Ia norma. ri0ndn, !, bella, ponnutlln.
q Ipm Byron, Missouri, principe lllsio SAM d,
steam boat do American common sold hy
SEPT MORSE Nul CoNNELLry
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
cTi5,OOO DIE ANNUALLY OF CON
81 MpTlDSED

| y the United States, yet how many could have
l been saved i they had rrsnrtcd to DR. Rogers
Lycrwort ani Tar IN season. Thousands upon
thousands arr now trsttyug that it has saved their
lives and restored thcni 10 health No one need de-
spllr Though your Physicians AMI friends give
yonup To die, You cannot De- worse than Nus Rowe.
ol Smunton, who was gwen up by her doctors and
friends, 10 die with lhr last stages ol consumption
We publish her certificate IN addition In the vast
nnuJrr oJtlnci IN Cmrlnu1u, To show that the
cures 1t makes are not r"ndlrt 10 thar city alone,
but m every place where It has been introduced.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04

LAND Elbis SALE.

rTltE scq erc u town 30 n range east rwQ zee
&" 30 town ~ range L VIII swq sec ~ 33nrge;
ch neg sec 20 80 n re. These lands embrace
.oulc ul the most valuable coal banks in the county.
gDol water. timber, prairie, aud farm OF 60 acres
with ordinary Improvements. Terms easy. Apply
10 Joseph Reynolds nrnr the premises or the sub.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
: ! 8 3 8 9 3

lds - TO certify lint some mpn,hs since was i1-
krn with pun 10 my >ylr ami hrau. | called m
ih' an ui several prlr1ns hI, lhry failed In give
me amy Irwi. nui iur the space ui uu' year "a, "
rapidly worse. tn addition tu this, | was atincl>ri
with violent cough although Ju excellent phy~l-
cinn ycl IN thr same huI,r, aui used the rn,llcst
rNrrur, an paid ths strrirsi attention It h1!lc m
snt--,wu other, were ca, r IN, one Oi which WIS
an aged auI skIllu physr,1u, hut all their Efforts
proved alike uulyWImI, At last physician, who
wl'ullrulnl n, campmrr'ng IN the urjghborup, t.
came To scc IN AMI declared that could no, last
mpW tu1n one day longer also, all ut the vast NUM-
Der who came ~ src mr, believed that few d,ys
NJ most, must cUi my earthly career Nv friends
were now called IN ioscc mc de, but NY brother NJ
tins cnsls Clearing ui tn astonishing prlinrm-
Ell ny Dr Rogers tOmpppnl Syrup ui l,yrrwurt
AMI Far went to tnllcu,hr nnl back N distance ul
sixty miles, IN thirteen hours, go get some lc above
medicine, commenced tnNiuG It, aul, strange To
tell, before had used halt a bottle, the cough wa,
entirely cured From this tune recovered rapil.
ly" 1nI when had used two buuca, | WAS able To
assume my hmiy yucHtiOusus ugu1l. lam fully 81
tlslrd that hld It not been oy thus excellent mcd-
clur, would now hr IN my grave, and must. IN
justice, -ay that truly return my sincere thinks ~
the inventor NJ this priceless medicine, and would
recommend all persons afflicted with diseased lungs
10 give II a ulnl. HARRIET Row.
! We, the undersigned, do certify that this account
of Mrs Rowe Is correct. w. beng personally uc-
cualnIcI with a. the circumstances.
L L. JouNsov,
rCrR L. MATHEWS,
THOMAS CRAIG,
loSErn Fans,
/ Slnnnon, ONO, Feb. T. ISL
~ The public, and especially those afflicted with
coughs, colds and lung diseases, are reminded TIM,
the genuine Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Lirerrot and
Tar Is sold IN st. LOUIS only by II Blakslcy n Co.
genera. agents Tor the western states; southwest
corner 1hrd and Chesnut streets Sold also by
q. Il. TuoNrroS, o,,,,,.,
WmrE & llrNrrR, '"'""'
:. q. SNlrIl, Peru.
). J, SNlrH, Nsrark.
q. L. PARaLE., Norris,
q. W. Wooprurv, Joliet,
Remember. the medicine y not genuine. .unless yol
find the printed name OF A l.. Scovillc ns copyright
let, near the bottom oi the outside wrapper
| Price 81 per bottle, So for s. 5J..3m
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
StruyCsl or Stolen

IRON the subscriber at his nsa.
EG dcncc on the bluff lwo miles north
OA> ofOuawa. the night of,hc 2ls, inst.
y s.1 yn well matched span ot sorrcl mares one
SNMSW ten years old the other FIVE. about IS
.S-..,ss.,.s, hands high. very good travellers. and
in good working order the youngest
mare. Off hind foot s white as high us the te,lock
lviut Whoever will return said mares to me or give
inc information whelc they may be found sha'l 10
Nhcla,y rewarded (ap.D PArrlcK MArKIy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
To Miiiers {;

WE iHke this method to express our thanks
w for the libctal patronage that has been exten.
dcd To- us during the pms, fifteen years n this c,yJ
and we would respectfully Inform you that the in.
crease of our business induced OF our finn to vi.
SIT France. md secc, our present large stock OF
iiurrs being sufficient for 100 pairs Of mill stones1
ing Cloths. VIC will sell as low as my other house
west OF the eastern cities.
Also. Portable Grain Mills an the best improved
plan. Price forai inches dinmc,r, sl00 90.
Benc permanently located, il is for our interest -
sell good articles. Il they should no, prove TO BE- such.
We can always be found TO exchange them. which u
/ not the case with transer, houce.
/ Apn. -. 1919. G. &C TODD
No eli, Man sneef, 81. Losis
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04

State Of N!now. | \ the matter OF the application
la N,ttc county ioiLHcrctm Ciart adinua,,ra-
Cpcuit Court tnx and Gilcs ~. JarkSou, nd.
minsta,or OF the estate OF EIbrldse & Clark, dcccn-
scd In pursuance o au order Of this court the sub
tate Of Et5ndgr & Clark, diseased. VII. sell at pub
lie auction, nj the house Of rhr sand GILES " Jack
son, IN the .id county a.! lnsac, on the % day OF
June next at one o'clock N the afternoon Of tha, dHy
the auI described IN said order A. o.,ows-- ot mum
bcr three being the west o! thcrorth vast luartcrol
section sixteen township number thirty two north
range five, ,ca5: Of III" third principal meridian.
LUCRErlA CLARK. Adm'r.
May !. 1919 GILES ". JACKSON. Adn'r.
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
Cbieaso advertisements.
MCGUFECY'S


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McGuf'ys New Eclectic Spelling Book.
McGullcy's Eclectic First Reader.
McGul'y's do Second do
McGuiiay's do Third do
McGuiley's do Fourth do
McGufey's Rhetorical Guide.
Sold wholesale and retail by
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The object Of Spelling Book IS, to teach the pr.
Per method Of spelling and pronouncing words.
lha, system by Which these can be learned most tho.
rongllly nnd most correctly, is. OF course the best
The Eclectic Spelling Book by It's admirable class-
hcnuon, ~ peculiarly adapted TO the accomplishment
o this purpose and it is confidently believed to bo
impossible for pupil ofordnary capacity to mistake
the spelling and pronunciation Of single word il he
gives but ordinary attention to the lessons as they
are classified in this book,
TIE Eclectic Readers are cnrcfiy nrcrrcselve in
their arrangement. Ample exercises in spellinn
p-crede the reading Lessons in the first and second
oi the series. Also, beautifully executed wsod cuts
embrlii.h the books. calculated to impress on the
mind ofthc youthful learner the subject Of the lesson
The Third, Fourth, and Fifth OF the series ore do
voted 10 rules md exercises on the principles Of req.
ding md spelling which have been adopted hy Rus
sell, klrkham, Comsock, Webster and other au.
thors They have been prepared with great care and
can be recommended confidently TO meet the wants
ofteachers and the public in the presen, advanced
state or education.
Teachers who infradu-. these wofks into ,hri,
schools will be supplied with copy Of each for their
own use, on application 10 the agents Chicago Book
store, l22 Lake ST. npr2O
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
Notice,


N0tion WHEREAS Ann f. Lamb IN. left
ANoVASO' my bed and board without any Just cause
! iolbd any ono harborng or Trusting her on my
account as shall payne debts others contrac'incai
ter this date GEORGE II LAMB
Paw Paw, hnTIl ef, 1919 - st
The Ottawa free trader., 1849-05-04
Fresh Groceries for I84o,

JUST received large ASSORTMENT Of choice Gro
y ceres, cous.singol
Is hhds. New SuCrr.
2.5 sbls. New Molas,es,
200 bush. choice Diej Apples,
100 do do lie Peaches,
25 sacks dn Rio Coffee,
100 Boxes and half boxes new Maagn raj.
90 10 Bar SOAP. I,ins
2j do Talow Candles.
) do Adamanrnr, do.
10 dp Choice Plug robrccn,
10 hhls. superior Cider Nncgrr.
rs hryc- 7N9. SNl0. l0Xl2 Glass,
All oi which are for sale cheap tor cash. at whole
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