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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
APPoINTM ENTS S. THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINoToS, MARCH 26, P. NJ.
In S. Bush, late State Senator Marshal Northern Dis
trideof New York, vice kellogg, removed
Joseph R. Thompson, Collector Rochester, N. y, vice
Elias Pond
Mr. Willard, Postmaster, Troy, n. Y, vice Thomas
Cloves.
AIR. washburn, Editor Cattaraugas Wing, Indian Arcn,
vice present incumbent.
The present Collector at Plasburg has also been super
seeded. These appointments are all from the "Na,onsr
branch of the Wing party who take the place OF Mr. Sc
wards friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01

did not sneak at ALL and Mr. T. A. Randolph delivered
speccl OF which tiographGr gives parody Inc
public nls i've which account is entitled 10 n,'t ann
Justice 10 !!.5 rsqri.cs J. % IL STATE! tal
he makes NJ charge consp ray lie discovery m was
reserved ior the una2i bogapcr wiring for
| ty.our wears afterwards
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
A LAY OF LOVE.
ny GEORGE. o. PRENTICE.

CUMBERLAND CoUSTY, VA
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!ihIs1s Al tJI Sil. = :.ss &. :. ~ -
SEVEN DAYS LATER FEOM GIH1tt~
Arr!rGl out Of tic Steamer ift. an! lie L. s. ',i1
Ldwrencc- Eagdi'n}-.int5-:r1tEI dissgl0foa u r..
ent-Dlclias in Cotton Greads,afs Eac1aa. 4 e..
HsLiFAx March &7th, II ii.-Ihe Royal ma. ''''.
Canada, u the cuna;i Inc arrived . O'Clock '.' "s
She sailed for Boston al o'r O'Clock "lth - !--n;'
The steamer Africa arrived a, Li"efpoo! on a2hit.
Eth inst nj NOM
Tie L. s. frlsate ST. lawrence arrive! on Tfir-'
Bib inst, and pucceic' 10 France cor the Essa"' g"
Paul Jones' .
ENGLANn-T Tie Government OF Lord John Re-.
still very weak. lie ctrn2t got iis friends to rr.
ha and il now anticipated 'h.l ;bers viii soon -.
solution Of Parliament, ara general election on
day last in the House Cyn.lona, IL su7rtn.I an
defeat on In, question Of woods aid forests oio Dr1
moved resolution demanding Ir.,rrn 10 !ne! manrn" 3.
The government s'renuousiy :ied n4i on d'!-tga "
appeared i,r Lord Duncan- ic'"l'!on t.v ior ~" h'
liz Win their Partial abandonment! u the P5Ii '.';
Their .Ir... upon ir. King nyu'i VI eCc'cra! rt!t1
TIL: defeat il is .aougt tlcy cannot hold Together ~
E0s;ef.
>;,e ICES INDUCES il remarks upoa tie pr.
a::.e agi,at.on Of ,ne Cai&oii,s in Eng'la! s"4 Ire
aeli0st &c proposed iinHi measure .! .-1t .>1' '.
ue1 unanat"d
The Fro;ec,onisl prry is making sucauoc. ri '11
ry majority IN the Go1se Of Commons "h' sha. e.
duty OF Is. on aii foreign corn, ard Is b:c1dtH.
L;eerpa0i, March ii.--Thc unexpected incrs'rs 10
recen,s OF Cotton AT the ports reported b. 10" rs
mas depressed ou! martct !. in the lo% and i.il",:
itits 81 .tmcca1. and fully 81 in the better G--f
The Manchester demand h.s been irt'gu!h; ono u ms
stances concessions lli be 'Ia'5 TO effect SIX
generally sgianers and manufacturers hare sa'''" -
hrmness, ana III the last dag ;Wo iz!@ sa7 go SO
feeling with an increased -sIsa!.C BON 'of !"'" =
The sales oi Cotton FOR the ."eek ute .-''n., =.
bacs The trad: having t.scn tie l.:G2 p;@1. -" mari,
bales, leaving. 800 70: recuittuis, IN" i.:'' cir
| The sales to-day anl9uct ) CJv 5ni'-. ne ''''
| STEADY. .,ar! Is
There j. slightly improved Gen:lnd 'ot "h '.
! thorah We cannll onp" "ny Improvement ~ .''-'
IaGian corn meal "a 8: pei 5Si s.o,,y: vel.
The corn market aiterc aai wcs. c''saI on
cora c9s 3ls Western Canal onr, i7i ~ - =,
| The money market Is b.lsk. Co'Sois e''S.-
There has been no change in the sta:e Of trade
al Manchester continues dull ,-, ,,ornlr.
The weather is mild, and the spring crop 'a'E '''''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

The New York Legislature, which had fixed
on the 9Th inst for adjournment, were unable to
get through with all ,hs important business he.
fore them, by n joint resolution postponed
the adjournment ill Saturday the 18th inst,
when they adjourned at o'clock p NJ The
100000 loan bin, which passed the senate Sc.
yoral weeks since, passed the house on the 9th
by a vote Of 81 to 30. This bill provides for
a loan OF 100000 for the enlargement Of the
New York and Erie aud tho completion OF the
Gcncseo and Black River canals. The dcmocra
tic members OF the assembly believing tho loan
to be unconstitutional, had the following protest
entered upon the journal
I'VE, the uaiortisnel mcmhcrs Of the Assem-.
bly,, favorable Us We are to the completion Of the
canals but mindful Of our obligations to suppol,
the constitution Of the State and believing tina,
the bill now before the assembly fot the enlarge.
mont Of the Erie Canal and the completion OF
the Genesee and Black River Canal violates the
constitution, aud request this our protest, be en-
tered In the journal Of the House"
The Circus coming is sai, to be the bes, that
has ever Travelled IN tho United States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19
Broke JAIL.

On Saturday night between eight and nine o.
clock another successful effort was made by the
prisoners to get out of the Jail at this place, and
two men, one named Scrhner and the other Z, X
Barnard alias Edmond Ruthvcn made their es
cape. They pried off the lock on one Of tue IN
per doors, and making their way to the outer
door on the west side Of The jail, which had been
temporarily fastened, (he lock having been oorsd
Of by those who made their escape tue week be
fore) broke through that and got ont.
Scribner. it will be remembered, was one o.
those who made their escape two weeks ago an1
WINS re,aken at Morris, and was brought back aud
reconnit,vd the Wednesday following. he wa'
in mil for s,ealing revolver aud several Other
small articles. He has no peculiar marks about
his person is abau, 5 feet 10 inches high, heavy
built, blacksmith BY trade, and has been an en-
gineer, and is so or IS years old. lie had shack
los on but with some kind Of instrument cut IA,
riye.., exlrita.iug tiul.cl. !oia .hCm before get
ting out
Barnard had been camm'.tcd fog forgery He
ia abou, . feet inches high. BLACK hair, dark eye
ilr complexion quite good looking, and about
80 years Of age lie wore ylack dress coat
skirts lined with silk, He was married short
time since at Chicago, TO q Young woman by The
name Of Mcilcllon, who has been ia town ever
.n:e i., arrest, ard wa' daily IN tie habl! Of Va
i,lag Tie jill
Their escape was discovered shortly after they
~. out, and dilisert pursuit vas Immediately
n,do and has been kept W ever since, but with
ou. discovering anything By which to learn the
direction they have taken, It IS supposed how
ever, that Barnard has gone south from the fact
that lie was on his way to Pike county at tue
time lie was arrested by Mr. Wagner at Peoria
70 see lis uncle.
Mr. Wagner offers a reward of $50 for the ap.
prchension Of Barnard aud So Tor Scgibner up.
on his own yesponsbity,
I. may be veil to mention here tina, no blame
can justly attach to Mr Wagner, the jailor, or
sheriff Goolel for the escape Of these prisoners,
they having taken every preeaution 10 secure
them in .hcir power Butwi,h theinstrumcn.sw'ih
which the prisoners were furnshc! BY some out
r.der. they were prepared 20 work their way
through almost any Kind Of bars and bolts. We
have consulted with number Of persons who
have examined the breaches, and all affirm that
the iail was net competent to hold men with
such implements as they seem TO have had.
IL sf. ,.rnetfrg
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Notices.

TIE CoiuwoGsugVEEs-A new novel, beay
ing this title has been laid upon our table. Ae
design OF the book appears to be TO illustrate he
dissolu,eusss Of the upper classes" in England
and he absUri.,y OF ,h,.r descending 10 the WI.
gar business Of money making The story is
well contriyed, AMI bv making good use Of the
late railroad bubble in England ekys out the au,
ihor's purpose admirably. y vein # coutem2,
for ,h. homely dccencics anl virtues Of religion
also rams ,l-olgh the whole book, thus placing IT,
10 pou, Of morality, in the Balvcr AMI D.I-ach
scale The book Is ia sale a., Bgll,y'., IN Chi,
cacu
TIE hNcSrEBocyEs.--Thc Ia'y number /, he
fore Us, and i, behind uoae OF its predecessor,
The Northern Sca,is, and Tn, Sublime Porte
strike u. as ARTICLES particularly valuable The
Editors gossip with his readers and correspond
eu,,, j. as I.ah and rscy rs usual and indeed this
pay, Of on kn-a furnishes al rrc,,n, two thitls
e the witty things ufoat IN the ucwsparers-
Pnce Of the Ruicaeroocber So per annum Malt
the postage can be- saved ty subscribing To Pos,
Il Co., th, agents at Cincinnati as We believe
Cincinnati is within 500 niles Of dis place,
The Homeopathic Jorrral" Chjcpg, i, avail.
liable little monthly to such =, believe in that
system Of mcJ.,a. practice Price, 81 per su.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19
New York, Jelly IS.

NeW utk, JrIy 10.
Fou-A better business doing IN state and
western aud for the later there Is tirmer feeling
apparent. The eastern inquiry is bri,k for low
grades, and local buyers purchased literally Of
Ohio and the superior qualities OF state at quo
tations shippers are inclined to give sil2 for
common, but holders refuse Sales AGO bbls
sour aud Uninspcctcd, S32SG36S; No, ., $3.50
3pt mixed to good Indiana and Michigan Az
0gi25. ordinary to straight state 4.lsgi25
r"unl hoop Ohio 4?j@iS7, aud pure Genesee
i31WIaO
Grdm-Whcat is improving both in demand
and value TIE receipts are not % large. We
notice sales 5000 bush. Ohio a, 9ic and prime
Gcnssee in lots at ll3. Canadian is the only
kind that Is heavy at paWlO3.
Barley presents very depressed aspect at
s3i@6j.
Oats are in better supply and rather cheaper
Northern sold at i9NWili, aud Jersey 40&i9.
Corn Is without change The arrivals are to
a far extent, but not greater of sound than want
Ell to supply order, from the east, Sales lS500
bush damaged western and southern at i7dj2c
mixed western at Csc and round yellow at COO
P,ouiS,ow-Polk j. very quiet aud nominal
eli fOr new mcs-, and | Q 30 iur new prime.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

Ne learn from Sheriff Goodell that the tTo
scoundres who stole Mr. Robert Turner's horses
on Buck Creek, last Saturday night, have been
arrested, in possession Of the horses, near Dixon,
BY the sheriff Of Lee county, and are confined IN
,ho Dixon jail Jos II. Wagner, E-qr and the
son Of Mr. Turner left here on Wednesday for
The prisoners
Mr. A. 7. Wagner, also informs US iha; Fran
cls Cummings, whs broke jail here several weeks
sgo. has been arrested near Elgin aud is now IN
til. Kane county Jail. and will be returned to this
place as soon as the Jail is repaired, which wall
be in few days. 1t is supposed that tins ic''o"
had the augur with which tho doors and locks
were bored Of. by which means the prisoners
made their escape.
tey Since the above was put in type Mcs,rs
Wagner and Turner4iave returned with the horse
thieves. They we're examined before Justice \
n. Smith Yesterday afternoon, and severllly com.
mi,ted to jail in default Of giving bail, which was
6xrin,sboo each Ones name is John a Young
aud the others Francis 3 Chaplin, and neither Of
'Sem. apparently, over &c sr 2s years of age
young is married mun and short TINS since
3fwas keeping boarding house in La Sale, Ills
parents are known by u number Of our citizens
and are said to be highly respectable and worthy
citizens residing near Aurora, Kane county Cha
plia Is less communicative and doubtless has 81
ven 10 an assumed name Nothing Of his history
% known. He is quite good looking, with fair
rosey complexion, q keen, dark eye, high fore
hsad. land curly hair rather slim. and aboy fiv'
fee, ten inches high He, no doubt IA On accom-
li.shad villain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

SHrrNG CArLE-This is getting to be quite
M important branch Of business in our city
Since the opening of the New York and Dun
kirk route several hundred head have been ship.
ped from here for New York, and some had pre-.
viously been taken by the Buffalo route. On
Saturday last Messrs Renwick and Weaver ship.
ped over one hundred on the steamer Minnesota
This lot Of cattle was from Middle Illinois, and it
is the intention Of the same gentleman to make
another shipment by the same boat on her next
downward Tip J. C. Beers, Esq, also shipped
one hundred head ON Saturday. The completion
of railroads around the lake to this place will
very greatly increase the demand for cattle
Stock growing is destined to become one Of the
most important branches If business in Middle
and Northern Illinois, Chicago Tribune
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

DRowSrp-Last evening a man was drowned
IN the Illinois river, near Brewster 4 Bcchu',
warehouse lie WIS watering some horses be
longing % a traveller from Princeton, when h,
attempted to swim one Of them into the river
The horse becoming FESTIVE, the man was thrown
into the water, and still clugng To the horso wa,
dawn into the middle OF the river, when the
horac di.engaged itself aud swan 20 the shore
aud the man sunk in the water ard was drowned
The body has not yet been recovered There
were several witnesse, to the accident. but non,
expected it, fatal termination, until It was toe
late to render him assistance The person who
thus suddenly lost his life is named Jacques Shull
but wa, generally known n "Dutth Jake.
Three or four years since be- resided in this place
and was afterwards employed As o'tlcr in a tav
rrn Mt Princeton Bureau county lie came hnnl
the latter place to Peru On Saturday last.-~Fcr'
Dcno.ruk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

CHiCAoo July lG.
Receipt, Tor q hours are 10000 bush corn,
900 bush. wheat, $50 DO oats
Nhyat-.uc- In the street at iOai2 ct, for
spring IOnI5 cts iur winter.
Gonzales IN the street at 37Ia3Si for Go lbs.
shcllcd, SSa3i cts Tor 10 lbs in the ear.
Oats-sales IN the street at 25a26 cts.
Groccrics--salcs % binds y o. sugar at Cha
II, II hhds white coffee do at s.ai 20 bags RIO
coffee at lOItll Cts.
Salt-,alr loo bbs at $l,9l
Fr,.ghr,--Vesels are taking oats to Buffalo
from way ports at II Prop pocahontas, to ar.
rive, has been chartered TO take wheat from Wan,
kegan for Buffalo at ca Prop Republic takes
corn to Buffalo from here at cts. Brig Gliding.
also takes corn from here at cts-Dem
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NOTIs r..

DY nm order passed hv Nh" Judge Of the county
ID court u' NrDonourh county, limos. shaI}
w.c..t os.| 'o,hc hughes, bidder at Peru in the
county o' Ia Sale ON rhr
IT, Nl'arigu m September usrt, 1851,
1t 'u O'Clock \ VI Of sand day. the Undivided
fourth part % ur undivided twelfth plrt of the
-.irq AMI fha D. # 'hr =Htlq Of lection No q,
n township hry-.h.cr 80 north Of range one,
.'s' oi 'hr fourth principal meridian, which Saml-
ri D,wrrn' '1'o oi said county died seized
\ credit Gimme months vii be- given by y bond
and rrg'ra-euu the premises Elm, Eiypu 70 secure
the payment q the purchi," Monty
Iuy - DANr, B,rGUNAH.
ALNr Of he csinte Of $ Nemarat. arrA
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A singular Decision.

The following note from Mr. Warren address.
ed TO The Baltimore Patriot cannot fail to give
very great dissatisfaction, both to Publishers and
readers Of newspapers. The construction here
given to the Law is ridiculous. We should like
to know how the postma'tors arc to find out how
long paper Is going to be sen; from an office OF
publication Why, it frequently occurs that
publishers themselves do not know how long
they may send paper to a certain address
whether one, three, OF six months On the other
hand, persons frequently subscribe for month
or two and at the expiration Of that time order
the paper to be continued the balance OF the year
In such case, docs the Department intend tore
fund the prepaid postage " does it intend t,
swindle the publishers out Of ~ Upon vha
srounis Mr.. Warren bases his decision we are al
loss to know, for certainly neither the auguag,
or spirit o! the law warrants it
p. o DEPARTMENT, July I, 1851.
Gsna - In reply to yours Of the lst inst, you
ARE hereby informed that all newspapers sent io
a leCs period than three months. whether scn
from the Office Of publication or otherwise, vii
come under the head Of transient newspapers
upon which the postage must be prepaid at tn,
Office where mailed. Your obt sery't
fIrz llNSRY WARREN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

FLOOD At ST. LOUISVILLE St Louis Rcpubli.
can says: The river, opposite, is falling rapidly
Yesterday evening it was about three feet three
inches below the city directriY. The reccdng Of
the water on the paved part Of the wharf seems
slow to those who do not reflect upon the small
inclination Of the wharf The retiring Of the wa.
ter leaves an immense amount Of deposit GA the
landing, which must require time and heavy
expenditure on the part Of the city to remove
We are pleased to see tina, provision has been
made to clear the wharf as speedily as it is prac
ticablo, having due regard to the interests Of
the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19
Mr. Gibson informs Us that he ha. just rosei

Mr. Gibson informs Us that he has just resev
cd from the department full supply fpostas'
stamps Q! the new issue, from one to ten cents
Every person should supply himeslf will
these stamps, as the pos. Muster dnds it utterly
impossible to procure small change enough tt
meet the demand the reduced ra,es Of postage
havO created. BY expending few dimes occa
sion!y for stamps, much trouble, dissatisfaction
money, and valuable time may be saved, ia vel
by those who nail or receive letter. a, by tn,
post master. ltthould slso be remembered that
the postage OF letters /. nearly double il it !. no
prepaid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19
Grea, Demand Tor >loan's Medicines.

Fam, Ill, Apul ., 1850
pr Soan-Sir We are nearly out fyour Ohrr-
men, auI Condition Powder We would SCARCELY
know now to .r, along without them. Thcte>1ey,r
wa, So greata Jr,aaud tor any other medicine in
this country as there Is ior Yours. We want. a.
soon n practicable ot least one hundred packages
OF The Condition Powder, and many boxes Of the
Ointment
Yours respectfully, STEElE& YORK
See S.uuus advertisement ia another column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

PARIsiAN WoHIp's FMR.-A Mr. Moreau ar.
chtcct has proposed to the government! to erect
in The Clamps Elysecs, Administrative about
ltko that Of Hyde Park, in London for an exh.bi,
ton to take place next year. national sub.
scrption is proposed hr thepurPo-e, which would
cover the expenses, Two million Of francs are
wanted for the achievement Of the affair 1t is
said that about half the sum is already subscr.b-
pI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

CrnIous Discovery IN BuLGIRI,-A very Gu.
rious discovery has just been made in the prov.
incc of Bulgaria in Turkey Some Greek work.
men, in digging near the village Of Rahmaui!eah
and the town O! Iladzah, found large table Of
grey colured marble they removed it, and found
one beneath exactly similar. having removed
that also, they saw great number Of objects shi-
uing like gold and silver They FASTENED to the
captain Of the district, and that funrtiondry, as
sisted by two ecclcsaslics, proceeded 70 make an
examination. They found the skeleton Of a man
Of large stature, with a copper helmet On bis
head, surrounded by a thin crown Of gold. the
hands and arms up to the elbows were stained
with something Of bronze color, in the right hand
was a copper chain, with an incense box Of the
same metal covered with vcrdgris; on the third
finger Of the left hand was gold ring, with the
figures in Roman characters, 900. BY the sides
of the skeleton were three cups in silver, very
brilliant, and 90 cups in iron, very rusty, but
bearing trace of having been gldcd; there wer,
also un immense number Of nails, and about SOC
arrows, of which the wood was rotten, aud the
points rusty The skeleton aud the different ar
teles were carefully picked up, aud sent to Ad
rlanopc for examination.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

The SopgvtoH Journal commenting on the
recent decision Of the supreme cour, IN the case
Of the Canal Trustees a, Brauari, la, the fol
lowing remark
We can point to hi, decision Of the supreme
court a. evidence Of the stern sense Of duty
which governs that tribunal; and Of the Ger.
taluty that the right. of incorporated companies
will be protected by the supreme court ol this
state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

\ re have now had seen consecutive pleasant
bays, x,ie having fallsn but twice since last Fri
~ "Wednesday night and yesterday NOR.
2 sne. however. enough to lay the
Sses,s seem 10 be greatly improved
w Der Of teams that are daily crowd
square. This dry spell comes We.
~for< those who have harvcsts to
gsitLsssers On young ducks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

We learn from gentleman at La Sale, that
on Monday last, Edward CuRroy was drowned IN
lodds mill pond, in attempting To cross with a
ferry boat The river being high, and the eur.
rent strong, he was drawn into the water by the
rope used for crossing 'Conroy WAS m lri,hman,
about ~ wears old, and VERY industrious and
worthy man he has lci, wife aud child to Ia.
mcnt bis gs.--PcrR Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

CH.LEuA At pADucsV-Wc arc informed ~
rhe officer, ut be- Ohio river bouts. da. the ylo-
era has made - appearance ~ VAducnh pni
tar grea, alarm had been created number
Of deaths bad occurred. amort which Wa that If
DR. Lane. Ia.t candidate !ur congress st Louis
I.r,-s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

Tho sales the delinquent, lands oi,hs eoun.
ty were concluded yesterday, Considerable
eompciiton provaileda mopg the bddcrsand spec
ula,ors manifested unusual cagemoss tc
buy bu, very few tracts were stricken Of to
u, state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

The fine, large steamer Missouri but few
years ago the largest and most splendid steamer
on the western waters, was burnt up a, St Lou
Is On tho 18th INST. She was undergoing repair
at the time and her engines being taken OUT
were saved.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-19

On New York, or any par, Of England, Ireland,
Scotland, OF Wales, IN sunls TO suit purchasers. ior
salchy 0rtll sly N. II. Swuf.