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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
honor the President for so efficiently

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We will conclude our remarks by
copying the following paragraph from
the Albany Argus, with the sentiments
of which we fully concur:--
''lf war becomes inevitable, from the
deliberate act and declaration of Mexi-
CO, we hope to see it prosecuted OH the
part OF the American government, with
equal energy, promptitude and power,
and with the most decisive results. It.
would be wonder, as unfortunately
as it would be objectionable, if by an
inert and purely defensive prosecution
of the war, we should satisfy Mexico
Of her own prowess, and invite pro
longation of hostililes. We are in no
greater danger than TO fall into the be-
liefthat Mexico is altogether power
less and helpless, and that Its bite
should be disregarded and treated with
contempt, rather than with a prompt
and appropriate correction. Acting
upon such an impression, we may see
ourselves foiled, and our arms disgrac-
ed, by nation of really no positive
strength, and which, if rightly and
promptly met-and allow US to say
chastiscd--will shrink into its rightful
dimensions, both of tone and boundary.
But, advertise that certainly weak
and contemplate nation that we pro-
pose to treat the war as an absurdity
to look on it twith dignhy--lo act on.
ly the defensive-and to- wait quiet
" and with folded arms, any act Of
piracy attempted against our commerce
and where shall we beY What will be
the probable issue Of such an exhibition
ofdigni6ed fordearanceg Why, simply
that we shall invite aggression-that
we shall inevitably enjoy it-and shall
find war upon our hands, that may
continue for years, under one influence
and interest or another, but which, with
Vigorous, ready, offensive measures on
our part, may be at once brought to a
conclusion. We would forbcar and
conc!liate and even concede, until the
alternative of war had been actually
taken in Mexico. Then all the ener-
gies, power and resources of this great
country should be thrown into the con-
test, and thus in no other way can it
become, as it really must be, except
| lroms some fatal mistake on our part
only a'show of war
| We have. reason to believe that our
government SO regards this questions
and that if Mexico shall have the te.
mer.ty or the folly to venture upon the
declaration of war, it will be prosecuted
on our part with the utmost vigor, and
all the means within our reach"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
ForgerieS on the New Banks.

We learn that practical illustra>
tion of the whig motto, that banks are
a benefit to the people, lately came to
pass, through person who was one
of the most busy in bringing them into
existence last fall. One Of the most
noisy wings in the County, it is said,
has committed forgeries to the amount
of several thousand dollars on the new
banks Of this city, and left for parts
unknown. He goes upon the doctrine
of safety to the bill holder,' without
reference to the profit OF the banker,
But it is family matter, and they set
tie it. The banks are whig, the names
that are forged are whig, and the man
that done it is whig!--so go it, bootsl
1t is only the commencement of the
scheme, and this fellow thought he
would take the start. When these banks
blow up. they will give this as one of
the reasons for not redeeming their
notes. Mark it. s@
We learn that this individual lost a.
bout two thousand by the failure of the
Smiths red dog. He is certainly try
ing to get even, and we venture TO say,
that if he is caught his will pay the pen
atty in the epenitentiary. while the
Smiths are suferedto 60 at large for
swindling him in the first place, and
they will soon be able to go to banking
under the new law.--Ohio Statesman
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
TO PR Nv TIE RS. *
Typo Foundry and Printers' Fur
lliSIaing WsArel Oust,. 4s... ~

TIME subscribers have opened New Type
i Foundry in the city of New York, where
they are readyto supply orders to any extent,
for any kind Of Job or Fancy Type, Ink. Pa
per, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rule, Steel Col
umn Rule, Composing Sticks, Chases, and
every article necessary for printing Office.
The Type which are cast in new moulds,
from an entire new set of matrxes, with deep
counters, are warranted to be unsurpassed By
any, and will be sold at prices to suit the
times. Allthe type furnished by us is 'hand-
cast" /eEs
prenting Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines Of the most improved patterns.
N. B.-A Machinist is constantly in att
tendance to repair Presses and do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers. 'as
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much Type as their bills amount to,
may give the above six months insertion in
Their papera, and send their papers containing
it to the subscribers.
COCKCROFT L. OvEREND, So Ann-st.
septic. Gnu.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
B NJ X 8.

JUSTICES Summons, Subpoenas, Execu-
y lions, Venires, Warantee, QUIT claim and
Mortgage Deeds, Declarations. Pleas and
Notices, Judgment Bonds, Declarations on
Judgment Bonds with Plea of Cognovit, Mo-
ices to take Dispositions afidaylts and State
Warrants for sale at this office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
The Fund Commissioners,

tVXTILL meet at the Court House on Fri
w day, September Goth, to receive inter-
est on Surplus Revenue, Their regular
meetings hereafter will be on the last Friday
of .March, June September and December
q MOSES EGGLESTON, Frra Com.
WILLIAM R. KELSO, a;ns;ao., GaI Som
BENZ. MARSHALL. A''S''o"e's' ~ "'s''e''' =
Sept. 10, 1876. ,. 3wl5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
IT)if0..

In Shalersyilie, on tho lst inst, of Consump-
ton. Mr.. DAVID CROKER, aged SO years.
In Bloomington, Iowa Territory. on the. 9th
ult., FRANCIS, infant son of the late Charles
G. and Harriet Austin, aged 10 months.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
Alar,:rie0.

In Manlua, on the Sd inst, by Jason Sanford
Mr.. JUDE S. MAY and Miss CYNTHIA 2
PATTERSON. \ s$E ,#8@ WI RF8
At the Prentiss House in Ravenna on the 5tf
inst. by F.. Spalding, Esq. Mr.. SETH COOK
to Miss JULIA HOVEY, both of Mantua.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
From the Cleveland American.
NLa Henry Clay,

Not little remark and wonderment
arc aAoat in the country, concerning
the abrupt departure of Henry Clay
from Lexington, at period between
the mobocrat meeting Of Friday after
noon, and that Of Monday following,
when the work ofsuppresslng the True
American was consummated. 1t is
true that he had a right-a certain
right-to leave at a time when his coun-
sci and influence were so much needed
Ito shirk the responsibility Of the
whole matter--the same right thata
man has TO appropriate the wages of
another because 'what the law declares
to be property, is .property'-or to cut
his own throat because his life is his
own. But a people SO prone to judg.
ing, will have and express their own O.
pinion as to the proprlety of such con.
duct. A 55 E 8@ 4 M
1t may be best, after all. for the rep;
utation Of Mr.. Clay, that he was. not
forced into action on that occasion.
The sympathies, al least, OF his house
hold, may be judged from the fact, that
]. b. Clay, was the Secretary Of the
famous committee Of sixty, and was
selected as the organ Of that commit
tee to make report to the meeting.
The destiny and whereabouts of H.
Clay, may be seen from the following
'extract Of q letter to the editors Of the
National Inteligencer, from friend
at> White Sulphur Springs, Virginia
dated August 2 2lst'-three days after
the Lexington meeting Of Monday:
"The great Statesman of.the West
HENRY CLAY, arrived at this place
this evening, and has taken fodgings
for the remainder of the watering sea
SON.. He looks well, and appears TO be
in bis usual good spirits. He came
rather unexpectedly; but in few min
utes it was known among the hundreds
There that Henry Clay was in the hotel
and degree ofhappy excitement spon
taneously broke forth bordering on en-
lthusiasm. His visit is. very apropos
there being at these Springs. at thi
moment, a numerous, distinguished and
gay an assemblage Of vis;ters as evel
met here at any previous season; a
mong,them Ex-President Tyler, wifi
ana daughter, Hon. Andrew Stephen
! son, Gen. Leslie Combs, and other
\ conspicuous in public honors and dis
: ,tinguished in civil cprofessions."A1
\ DC Several new settlements hav
recently been formed on the norther
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
STONE COAL.

CYRUS PRENTISS has just received at
" at his warehouse Forty TonsI of .Nouat
Nsbo Stone Coal Of a superior quality for
smith and general use. call and tryit. -
Ravenna, Sept. 8, 1875.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

y
z paid to the citizens of Portage
G>G ~SzS county in Boots and Shoes, by
- the subscriber for their patron
age one year from date, dividend of twenty
five cent on the dollar will be made on work
done at his establishment. The people of
Ravenna and vicinity aware that Boots and
Shoes have been selling at a very high price,
and that times at present are very pressing
have repeatedly suggested the proprie:y Of
starting shop on the principle of small prof
its and prompt pay. am therefore induced
to try the experiment, and ] hope by strict at
tentlon to business to merit the confidence
and patronage of the community. The fol-
lowing list will show the prices of work done
at my shop, two doors east of the POST Office.
Gentlemens fine Boots $3.50 to $50
do. Menroes # sa 200 to $50
do. thick Boots, 900 TO $50
do. do Brogans, l,5o to i,76
Ladies fine Caters, 200
do slips, r. M5H O,5O to 100
do Buskins, ....esesss.% assf l,s5
do Leather Boots, ... 1850
Farmers from the country are invited 10
call and examine my work, and if they are
not satisfied they can have the privilege Of set
ting their own price. shall not be particu-
lar as l intend to give you a grand benefit.
Aboltion,is the Motto. and intend to abolish
high prices, long faces and desponding hearts
from this entire ecommnnity. .is .,sa
WILLIAM GARDNER.
Ravenna, August @6, 1345. .t
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

Rees T. Howell s. IN ~ Siahc;efy. n
Merldeth Fl. Thomas, All e5a sal., +, q
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court of
Common Pleas of the said County of Portage
and S.ate Of Ohio at their June Term A. D.
lS45 said Rees T. Howell and Merideth H.
Thomas are hereby notified that on the 30th
day of June A. d. l845 Isaac Wilson Of
Deer6eld in said County Of Portage, filed in
SAID Court Bill of Chancery against the
said Rees T. Howell and Meridi,h II. Thomas
the object aud prayer of which Bill is that
an account may be taken of how much is due
on certain article in writing made by one
Gaius Smith Of Palmyra in said County, to
said Howell and Thomas and by said Gaius
Smith on the seventh day of March A. D.
1874 assignedto said Isaac Wilson, said ar
ticle being an agreement; on certain cendi>
tions therein stipulated, for the sale of one
hundred and one acres and slxty-nine rods of
land, on hot No. SO in the Township of Paris
IN said County, and thatth amount SO found
due on said article may be paid to- the said
Isaac Wilsonor that, their interest In the same
be forclosed and for general relief. and The
said Rees T. Howell and Merideth Fl. Thom>
as are further notified that unless they appear
plead answer or demur to said Bill within sixty
days after the next Term of said Court the
said Isaac Wilson at the next Term after the
expiration Of said sixty days will apply to
said Court TO take the matters of the Bill as
confessed and to decree thereon accordingly
s"a' LUTHER DAY, .+t-' -
- 81 ,"1.'a PSI. Sol. for Complainant.
| Sent, q, 1845. D. "-rs w.. ~. ~. Owls.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

U. s. TRoors.-A detachment of
275 U. S. Troops passed through Day
ton the other day, on their way 10
Jefferson Barracks, Mo. .l-.. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
III o O PIP OLES.

III E6 WANTED Immediately at my
G@@ w Shop in Ravenna FIFTEEN
HUNDRED Hoop Poles. Part cash will
paid. ! HARMON PATTERSON.
September 10, 184s. ~ "a. 81. e. is
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

" Several new settlements have
recently been formed on the northern
and western frontiers Of Texas. They
are in very prosperous condition, the
crops being both good and abundant
Statesman. I'D .ntst
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

Young men should avoid vicious as
sociates.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10
BOOK STORE AND BTNDExY.

irNHE subscriber continues the manusac-
j. ture of all kinds of BL.a.N.K BOOKS
at his old star M Cuyahoga Falls, where
the public can be furnished with any kIHd OF
Blank Books at the shortest notice 10 style
not inferior to any to be found in the State.
and as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to -s 20
Re-Binding old Books and Psri-
Il odicals, ad1sf
and all kinds of ruling done to order.q .,f
The subscriber has on band good as
sortment Of BLANK BOOKS; also q general
assortment Of @fF1
School & Miscellaneous Books.
All orders for work in his line, can be left
with HORACE Y. BEEBR, seof Ravenna. who
will deliver the work free ofcharge, and the
public can depend upon having their wcrk
done ueH and at nIederate prices.
o. B. BEEBE.
Cnyahoga Falls, Aug 90, Is45. I5tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

Court of Common
Pleas vacation after
June Term A. U. 1845.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-10

Tue STATE OF ONO,
Portage County, SIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-23
MoREFAcToRIES IN GEORGETOWN. SPEED
THE SPIRIT OF ENTERPRISE. But last April We

THE SPIRIT OF ENTERPRISE! But last April we
announced with thrill Of pride the commencement OF the
,isanc Cotton Factory OF Mr.. c. e. Bomiord and now
in The same BREATH that hail the completion of the
tcrisr of that building have the scheme OF
erecting another and stupendous structure OF 'he
same Glass; midst. The outward building oil Bonn
fors Factory has barely received roof when there
far advanced the subscription Of the stock commence
another Of nearly double its while at the same mo
mep an entcrprsng merchant Of our District is by this
time on his way the North TO bespeak machinery Tor
vet another designed for the manufacture OF carpetinR
This looks indeed like the good genius OF old George
awbking.
The plan erecting the Cotton Factory has been well
msred by one OF two gentlemen Of Georgetown, in con-
nection with successful manufacturer and extensive
sst nj the North and being urged upon the cit
zens energy that resigns all ess important eonsd
ersons OF purely private nature ana nsures In 'he ehd
Improperly responded to- the triumphant and entire success
Of the PROJECT Estimates have been made the most
enlarged basis and the eye Of ample experience has
been directed the minute Details so that nothing
may be wanting TO make clear the ground OF action.
II is proposed during the present season.
hpossbe) building l6O feet in length by 50 in BREADTH
requiring its 100000 bricks. This
mill proposed shall work 5000 spndes in the spinning
and $50 looms for the manufacturing OF cotton
CLOTH factory Of these dimensions, and giving occupa
ton this OF force is ascertsined will be able
10 produce per week % 900 yards OF CLOTH $50
600 wards per annum. In addition il is shown that II will
producr surplus of sacabe cotton yarn Of 4f0 lbs per
annum. In the management and superintendence alone
Of this Of machinery, there will be required
gregse OF individual labor acrding employment to
hundred and six persons male and female exclusive be
remembered Of all other classes likely be employed IN
connection with the establishment.
To complete manuiactory Of this size IL is estimated
there will be demanded capital stock-incIusive OF ma
chnery, say, $4,000, shaitng, $4,000, and the
mander for the itset-of S64 900, And
readers will hardly that sanguine at
when remark that the few days the proposition has
been before citizens, much the portion Of this
stock has been already responsibility subscribed
Georgetown ddnoeate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-23

CAKU.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
VOHN SARVAl, No. 8 Market Bridge, is now
e. possession Of very and
mems Boots and Shoes. OF all kinds qualities LADIES' eord
Cater BnSkns; Do Md Last
Cater Bukns Morocco Cater Bukns Walking
Shoes Of all kinds and qualities; Msscs and oys
do GenteInens fine French calf channel maze
FEW Of Gents calf and pssged
lie wouh earnestly aud suly mnai.on OF ,
above by Country Merchants this promising
them Goods as favourable any city.
api JOHN sARvAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-23

pLANKETS.-50 bales Blankets, comprising
- good Saddle and Negro Bankets very
superior
Green and Scarlet MackinAws
"a, 90 I04 ia Ie4 and 1874 Whitney Blankets Of our
importation, received Ship Virginia aud for sae
KENT, KENDALL. A. ATNvATER.
ZEIGLER'S OLD wHISKEY.
Q BBLS. this superior old Rye Whskey, Just
u - received add for SALE by
auIs-I0i JOHN Il. TRIPLRIT 4 SON.
NAsH FOR RhGs.-The Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend their manufacture Of Paper. will
cash the highest for and linen Rags white eoOued
Country Merchants forward OF the subser
Der, who will remit payment he may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent Franklin Man'g Comply.
pIfhtn Febv osth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-23
Rfbn,cao Dailp nbis.
sxsuiDAv noasxo. Auousr "a is.,.
CITY COUNCIL.

CITY COUNCIL.
A, On sa,ssi..S meeting on Wednesday aoth
cont q. A. Myers. President, james G. Crane, L. W.
CAs.bsrsyne >. A. Lancaster. r. w, HsIsl, Thos A.
Rest WIN. w. Crsnp. w. D. Blair. and B. slsde
On sdoa u chsmbsrsyns, the committee Of Shock
% Mn BsrinG 0rossd Who Instructed 20 bring in
IN srdsasss % amend the ordnance Concerning the Pub
he Bsys.s orosnas. were d'seh.rssd from snsi duty;
all Dove ssi Goddin. % bring In said ordinance.
Mr. Lssssssss pssssnssd from the committee Of Finance
poluneu. q Msssursr Of grain and other articles, In
puss,spcs of ssuuctons TO said commiiee, which
read shs ifss and -cJad times, and laid the table.
The report of the Commissioners Of Sirses, made 2lst
J,lv s,s ON the snbset o grade for Marshall from
9Th 10 College srse which had been before under con-
sasrsson, ord laid tho table. wss taken up and sur
y,v made b. s Assistant o the City Surveyor, IN pu-
s.sace Of an order the Council the last meeting shew
i.g he grade Of tho Medical College yard with
the level Of Marshall street. according to the grade report
ed BY The Surveyor "a August ls44, was Submitted.
The r,soutiou recommended by the Commissioners in
their report, h n follows:
Resolved, A the opinion Of the Commissioners oil
stves, which sy 10 the Council for adop
ton that The sr.de Marshall street, from 18th to Col
ses Streets shall DO uniform To point three feet above the
Of Broad and College Streets on the eastern
line Of Collces and the grade OF College street " he
uniform from Msrshsil- to Broad street.
The foregoing resolution then adopted by the Coun
ell And the ayes aud having been ordered
The ayes were--Me~srs Blair. Chamberiayne, Crump,
Haxaii, Laaeassr, and Slade-I
And the .sss-Messr Crane and Rsst-2.
On motion OF NJ. kust,
Resolved That the Commissioners Of Streets be insirc
sd 10 the Council grade for Marhs street from
College 10 l7th streets.
On motion Of Mr. Rust,
Resolved That the commissioners Of streets enquire in
20 the erpedsncy requiring the Towing Company TO re-
move thsr sheds in Water street. the western sideof
the upper slip Of the Dock.
On motion Of Dr. Chamberlayne,
Resolved, That WALL dry, except on its face, which
shall be laid in Roman cement containing oil Perches OF
stone be placed the line OF 18Th street. on its western
sIde whore crosses the gully the northern side OF
Marshall street. with pool the northern side po'
ded IL can DO done with the Marshall street nj
one dollar per perch and that the preparation made on
the l2,h day OF May, ls45, be applied TO that purpose
The whole TO be done under the supervision OF the ciy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-23
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

| 0Ah0nl xkNxhAkAl
ron the REnovAL AND PERMANENT cuRs
or AL pisEAsEs ARISING PROM AN IN.
PURE STATE oF the BLOOD. Oh HABIT -t'
or the sYsrsM. vizs - -.e'--- %
sss. k.ss E.a ass.s.s.. os.s,...s oss..ss.: ..p
. 4 .s "a. :. s'sss
Ulcers sypslxse synpsoas sead
s.,s.' A.ss. o. Dsopy. E.possrs Or iasaSsss. IN i
A Csroaie coacssi Disorders Win Be removed ~ ibis Pro-
Ds.sss having s-h orig. % ~ blood 81
Data. ss... ~ :. .pssy and sass,s.l r.sevsa g '' =.
.ovi.s u. s.e..: By s.sss.. ..s ~ sissson and
pss s,os,S tbs ss'. en-. . !. ss.. ,h %.
sasasy win si and know the ssaAbs
Tss ownr s recently received sy ,h psopssssor. Of hi.
svsuabs medicine win be rad with .,sscs By ell similarly az
aes.d;
Mss-. s.sp.-Gens ho-s ehesnuuy 70 AID ,ss
.ehei year 1879 with sero6Soss are,on my upper
lip upward ukns hold % and surrounding
part-
destroyed which caused now of
NV ,.s ssean. 80 loose tina, would nos hss. ,e.s hard .s
pull with slight ek-.ueh my feeling.
.hrd the Phy.ei.a. city Every
thing tired but all proved Of and
mstss d nv good tho das, eoaaued gradually to ine.as.
whole body affected But thanks humanity.
Physician reomnerded your preparation Of ssrparA
your city Dt Jas A. Reed bottles: anil
,h-e months hrahh and happne.
Your sssspsr alone eieied thu cure aud with desire that
aeeJ sude the rsh, medicine
be nee no" di-sa- with feshss. of 10y aud .,,.. e.ia
your "f"h pnNth'' "e.oNMA"N'
ANY o"r NOV a''he paftien".' "'h hnd nr Al my
residence 'e WIN anofu me pleasure 10 com
"""isA" any '"hs !" 'e'A''oh'o '"' S.,s =. ,.,.
""N'n" "e'"NNiNaN'
Personally appeared Daniel Mecon
nikan aud made oath Of the e- Contained IN the iosesne state
n'rnt JOHN CLOUD
Justice OF 'hr resee oi the ciy Of baiun'ore
The following Interesting cas- mus commend issh To the
nil OF all ilaily afflicted .-.....s
SANDSS CELEBRATED SARSAPARII.LA.
sneak .Ip.ms Mceae lar
In III. cure Of chronic OF asui. rhsuua,n than any o
or hav. tested HAVING extreme suffer
ing ut years repeated ATTACKS in
naIumatos, recently used sar
sapar,la happest
IL h.. been many past appetite gooJ my
strength rapidly r-inning sttrbu- heathoii change
medicine. sympathy
need tormasiins painful
refrain earnestly
NJ .nItr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-23
FOR THE VA. SPRINGS, ~
AND ESTERN STAT ES



.......
s&Ash-hoAp AMI ShNeh HosNh.
VINHIS route To the Virginia Springs and West
mer time, poiai VI styl-. cosnEor, md economy
Iay, RebnonJ aiy at D., Mail Road the Junction
mc.l dinner.
, nd aud
nicsl
morning srrnE- pN-~ Hot TO-
aud dine Galatians White sulphur d3 miesl
hours and In the ~--k thirty nine hours
anean o' ,ana' Two "e way IN
S''se " Ns'-&" ~A'1 ~" y"
ihrm IN ra's arriving IN iSnehh"s atrfm'ahsnt
49, 80"
-. -
= :.
% onn ms rN.' ~n'e u :. % Az a .s
o'a " Nv wA' te ns,tauO" sui 'e's u'
penh ho'e"hry suspr"'n a"oN. mat p'n' uuns SUMMED
- 'ou'e ' 's' ee''h '"' '" '"e
a.. - 49,. A. =, - r, IA, -. Co... n,.o.-.,.-
-, : -, ~ 80 :, c -, -, - -, -, -,
r yI y, -, " ~ ., t - - " 49,. ,s, ~, -
sse v 80, -, - ~ ~. '. !. 49, a"] - 20 ~. - 80
49, a. ~ .', 1850 , 49, ~ ~. i,s ,s's, -
.. " " =. - , . o,ss H-' ~ ~ 80
-. - ,-,,. =, - - -, = ~. ,-,.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-23
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