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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13


Staples, Clarke & Prentiss.
PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND RoRwARpINeF
M e r C H A N T g. '7,, ~
No. l3, Front ST., between Main & syeanore
CINCINNATI, o.
JAMES M. STAPLEs,- of the late firm of Cal
houn s. Staples, F. J.. CLARKE, late of The
firm of Clarke & Co., of Beaver, Pa, and Cr-
RUS PRENT1ss, of Raynnna, O., have associated
for the transaction of General Commission
and Forwarding business. in the large and
commodious warehouse, No. IS, Front Street,
opposite the Steamboat Landing. sa sia7
Our particular attention will be paid to the
sale OF Western Reserve Cheese and BSifsr,
and other northern produce and manu- ufactrres,
and to the purchase and sale Of Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Coffee, and the products of the South
ezn couatry, and of tnis. City generally, sxcLu-
sIvELY ON cohMIssIor. ,,f ...5,, i@ Hi
The usual advances will be made on con-
signments-the interests and instructions Of
owners cerefulIy regarded, and proceeds ef
sales promptly RENTED. Z. FHa S.E34s
We solicit a liberal share Of patronag ge, trust
ing that our long experience in business, and
! thorough acquaintance with this market, to-
gether with the favorable location of our Ware
house, will enable us to give entire Esatisfac-
tionto allwhe may confide their business to Us.
Mr.. Robert Isbeli, of Portage county, will
attend to the sale and management of cheese
entrusted to their care. - ls,
STAPLES, CLARKE & PRENTISs.
| Cincinnati, Feb. 9, 1s46. 9a -7-s2 40tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

THE HoMR CuRRRNcY.-The notes of the
Ohio Banks have fallen off two per cent. in
the Pittsburgh market.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

81 JOHN N. CAROTHERS,
II DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
N Ravenna and the surrounding country
that he carries on the business Of Tailor.
ING in all it's branches, two doors east OF
the Post Office, He regularly receives
plates Of the LATEST FASHIONS from
New York, and is prepared to fulfil all orders
in his line Of business in tasteful and work
manlike manner. .l .1s
CUTTING done to order on the shortest
notice. Shop in the same building occupied
by William Gardner as shoe shop.
Ravenna, January 7, i84e. lott'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

the dlrt, and various Other 4 which
he performs for the people of Tinnicum,
which he dehominates erich and interesting
spoft;"' but as L have already too largely
.respassed. upon you, will reserve, further
Considerations feranother number; remaining
% everyia blcs yYour friend, ed e 5t9s o.
5gpt slaswTl s9ashts9' SPECTATOR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
INVITATION TO SETTLE.

H. Es CASFAKI expecting 10 re-
IL move from Ravenna within few weeks,
respectfully solicits all who have open ac>
counts with him to call Immediately and ad>
just the same either by note or payment.
He will remain in this village till about the
25th May for that purpose. His friends and
patrons, Gt is hoped) will no, slight this in
vitation, especially as it will be easier 10 set,
tie with him than with strangers. 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
HO! FOR OREGON!!
ssCOrpus. Christi 81 4O.'
READY sM.aDE CLOTHEyN'G

NJ AT THE STONE STORE. g
TUST reed. large assortment of Ready
y Made Clothing consisting Of
French Cashmeretl Goats from S to l0$
Erminett do do 5 to $50
Tweeds do do m 8 to 500
Croton cloth do do S to 700
Brown g. Plaid Lin. g. Colt. do 1850 to 500
Pants. g
Fine Cashmere Pants from S to $500
do Sattinetts do do 8 to 400
de Linen Drilling plaid and cottonades all
prices from l,50 to $500. A
VeSlS.
90 Fine Cut Silk Velvet Vests, $500
25 Woolen Cashmere do 900
10 Fine black Satin n do $2 to Sb4
Marsailes and Cotton Drilling Vests all prices
from 75cts to @2,00. .iB3 yfa pa a
The above embraces the largest assortment
of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this
market and are offered low fer Ready pay at
May l9, ls48. DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
For Sale or Rent.

- ~A eS&bA~ ~& &BVA&Ou =
-TNNEIE subscriber offers to sell OF rent his
Dwelling house and lot at. Campbells-
port. The house is one and a half stories
high. well finished from garrett to cellar.
There is an out~shop on the lot IL by l6 #.
and the lot contains Que half acre of, ground.
Aiy person having other property in a loca-
tlon which will suit me better can have an
opportunity to exchange.
The location is good one for shoemaker,
Tailor, or almost any other mechanic.
C. w. MEEKER.
Campbellsport. April 81, iS46.5 aft.
CACK. .SALT.-A superior article of fine
y sack Salt, expressly for sailing Butter
and Table use. Price 2s.for sack of rs pounds.
april 81. CYRUS PRENTISS.
II ARD put up in kegs of 80 pounds. ex-
IL pressly for home consumption. War>
ranted first rate for sale by e.
april 2l. CYRUS PRENTISS.
NOTlCE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the board of Com
missioners of Portage county at their next
session iii June for the alteration of the pre-.
sent State road, leading from VIM. H.
Burghers on lot No. 90, to VIM. Bonneys
on lot No. 90, in Nelson the proposed alter.
alton to commence some rods north of said
Burghers in the present road and to termin.
ate in the present road on the land of VIM.
Bonney.
Nelson, April e7th, 1846. 4w48."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
MILLINERY.

NEISs KELLY would inform the
NA Ladies of Ravenna and vicinity, that
she has removed to the Brick building east
of the Post Office, where she intends to con-
tnue the Millinery business She therefore
invites the Ladies to give her trial in their
line-and she will guarantee,to accommodate
them with the latest fashions and best work,
and she hopes by paying strict attention to
her business to receive share Of the public
Ravenna, April 2i, 1916. Att.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

'-l West Third st.. Cincinnati, -
No. $50 Sycamore st., near Fifth.
c. Be careful and call for the aboye Med.
icine at the Drug store Of SWIFT g. HATCH,
Ravenna, Ohio, who are the only agents in
Portage county. e1H4oL =,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

GUGARS.-5 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar
- of superior quality just receiv ed and fol
sale at .., DAYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17

Ne are graded n being ole . s,sis hat The
Res. Dr. MeGuGsy, Prsfs.scr q Moral Phiieso-
phy 10 he Uhissr,I,y of Fhginis. vii deliver
) LECTURE ON EDUCATION, in ,his tosn.
O. Wednesday, or Thursday e nexi seek.
D.. MeGnfey has desoaed nany pears a -
lif. 10 the prsnoiion Of Edncsiion, 10 OH ard
Isdiaus, and be 3 sou resdsring coed service
to The cause during The Oairsni,y vacation. b.
Lectures 10 different paris Of ihs state. He Do
Iiyersd N address IN Winehrpsr, on Monday
nigh, which gave great sa,isfaciion 10 his large
and attentive sndilory, sbd Is nov at Ronney,
lin The sane service. He intends also To visit
harrisburg and Lsesbufs, in both Of which
places, ss veil Is here, be win receive, a. BE-
deserves, . post cordial reception.
We hope our citizens generally win avail
themselves 81 the occasion. and siss DR.. Nc
GsGey rrosded auditory. They win ee vel
paid for theif attention. as this gentleman, is p,
lhsorisi, but speaks frsn experience. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
EPISCOPAL CnURcH OF vIReIsIA.

The iDufnsl OF The Convention Of The Protes
tant Episcopal Church Of Virginia has just been
published, from the farochial Reports Of which
We learn The following statistics Of the Diocese,
vK:- BaPlisms, Total, sl7 White, Adults,
IL. Iofsnts, s5i; Colofed, Adults, IS, Infants
lilo. Couiirmation 376, of whom 76 were
eOlored persons; Contributions for general pur
poses, 81, 500 20, Contributions 10 eonliugeni
fund, s4,29s 10.
The following persons constitute the Board Of
Trustees cf the Theological Seminary Of Wit
ginia:
RI. Rev. William Meade, D. D President
RI Rev. John Johns, d. D Vice President.
Rev. Edward C. Mcclure, D. D., Secretary.
william Pollock, Esq, Treasurer.
Rev. John Graham, Rev. John P. McGuire,
Rev. Charles b. Dana, Rev. Alexander Jones,
Rev. George Adie, Rev. George Woodbridge,
Richard "a. Cunningham, Esq Cassius F Lee,
ESQ General Samuel Il Lewis, Edward 8. Pc.
gram, Esq Dr.. Thomas H. claggeti.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
inc smlthsonlan lnstltute.

The Board Of Regents q the "Smiihsouisn
Iuslituiionn have adjourned 10 meet again in
Washington on the 30;h Of next Novsmber.--
The subject OF plan for an edi6ee for the To-
sIiiution was referred 10 a committee and an
other committee SassPps;nted TO consider aud
repor, y system or plan for carrying out most
completely, and most In conformity with the
presumed intentions of Mr.. SMITHsoN, The great
nhiaar a nresxed BIZ The words Of his will, t'the
men, The edi6ce, il IS said, WIN 10 GU Iue
poSlic Mall al Washington; but the precise To-
cali,y has no, been determined on.
The tenth section Of The late aeiof Congress
establishing the Smithsonian Institution requires
.Ihe au,hor OF. proprietor of any books map,
10 derrvrr-iaal composition, print, eui, or en-,
sf.er IL publication 10 The shall be secured
10 The Library Of said Institution. Aaonsel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
PRIseEroS coLLEGR.

an lnslnul'on, which has acquired i high re,
rss.uoa u our eeon.ry, has entered upon Il,
.ao'ss'n yea', sth On unusuaiiy large aeees.
-. = .'ueeas.--fnere we're ninety-siS appli.
s..0ns 'e' ao1m'ssion, and niaeiy-one admitted
aus maa'ns probable thar the nanber Of
ssassa" ta's year VIII reach three hundred. --
Amongst those recently admitted, the foIlovip.
States are thus iepresenied-Nsw jersey. a.
Maryland. II virsiois, .; Penasyisaa,s. o,
pisuisi q csluabis, 3 !; New York, s; Tennes.
see. ); NersA Caroline, ) Delau are, 81 Missi..
siPpi. ?; Illlaeis. Il Keaiaeky, 1; soulA caro-.
iias. I, Lootsisns. l j East canses. i; cAero.
bee Nation, 1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
NJ, clay ara IN. "A y.lors.. Prlnslpls.

h Some Of the Locofoco papers have recently
been psrading 10 their columns extracts from
Mr.. clays speech in 1912, BY which they at.
tempbd 10 make Il appear thai he is out aud
out 10 favor Of the id ralOrtm principle as sane
lioned 10 Mr.. McKsy's Bill. But, with eharac'
;eris,ie dishonesty, they eoISeal the fac: ihst
Mr.. Clay'san The LOeofOco ID pelOrem systems
are Is dldsIen, as light from darkness. Gays
I'd vslorsm Is based solely on q home valuation,
Mr.. MeKsys on the foreign invoices, SO liable
10 fraud and so often ffsudulenl-a very essen
tial and radical diGerence.
Perhaps many will be surprised, afttr read.
|, ing the eIuscis which The Loeos have quoted
With The design 70 make MI Clay bolster up
their system, 70 fad that ke did express his o.
piaion Of the LocofOco ad raiOrsms.r very decided
| w, 10 the same speech ftom which their extracts
applicable only 10 a beme valuaiion) are Ia
ken. Here is vharMr. Clay ssys in that very
speseh,-- :.
i II shall here say nothing, or but word
OF two. on the subject Of home valuation
"a subject which . friend has care Of.
(Mr. Simmons Than whom none is more
competent to IFS full tlucidstion. He
thinks, as / understand. that there csp be
eyised a satisfactory system OF fuchvsi
u,tiou, and heartily wish him successin
lihs attempt. ! will only say that in my
opinion. if we raise bull $40, 1000, 900.
%ehoHii esiYsSatAEaRca whaleyer 10 nrn.
hut 10 mere hoaesiy. however stn all the
.moun, nav be. zoe should ouTsslves as
s,ss he ralue of. the goods on leAicA re lay
.liG. duta, and mol Ieare that r0ias TO b
power q liking me s isIags noY STANG .s
aud care butlittle, in comparison VIA
may be The rate Of duty you impose. I
IS evident that on The ed paloren. nr;nr;
pie, is The foreigner who virtually 5xe
The actual amount Of The dniy pai1. I
y the foreigner who, by fixing that value
virtually legisiates lorus; sod that jn cas-,
where bis interest is directly opposed 1,
that OF our revenue. say, therefore
that, independent of oil considerations 81
protection, Independent Of all ends or
motives but The prevention Of those inia
nous frauds which have been The ais.
grace Of our custom bouse. 10
which the foreigner. with bis double and
liPie and qusdFopie 10 voices, ready 10 be
produced as circumstances NAV require
tixes The value Of The mercbapdiIs isxsd
--every considerstionni national dignity
Ipsnee and Independence. demands the
substitution Of home valuation ia the
place OF foreign.''
We irns. that The Locos win no ionrer claim
Mr.. cl.J as the advocate Of LOeofoeo' a ral,..
rtm.-- Sslem Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
THE MARKETS.
06ies efths baltimore .gn.eriean,

$500. Sept. IA, S, p.
"a. - Prices ranged from A2sS2. Goa
~ avv los. on The hoof, equal 10 sass nsr ma
$500. os s ABOUT - rs per 100 lbs. grOss.
.,hs.e s-sales q, sS37ias5 62a, and we qao,s
FLOUR.-There were sales a. -.
Of Howard street Flour On sa,n.dss 80. p.i ,ols
io,osy AZ advance Of la cents w. sas..sai
aoioers; and sales Of 600 bbls. sere
- 20 AZ which rate dealers ale os,;,s
s a.g There have been no seIiIements ~
iecc'pis lfom cars for some DAYS.
Anefe Wassa sale of Ciiy MiIls Flour n;
iof export 81 "a IS, but:it capno; 81
'essrue9 as true criterion Of tbe g a,ret "a.
mucl NJ holdersyerJ generally ask higher
ildeed, are not disposed 10 operate al all
= 'ne Present condition DC the wheat market,
wlsn plices are advancing and ihs'supplies are
eely nmiled. There was small sale OF t-ra
oi,J m,lis Flour to-day at $3.50.
nye flour cnniinuesyery scarce "a small lOt
Of lst was sold At S. so per bbl. SALES d Perna.
Corn Mealin bbls at 42 Is
GhAiN-The supplies Of wheal atsmarkst
io-dsy are vefy small and are fsr ffom equal 70 4
me demand. The few sales 81 Md reds which
nave taken place have been effected ii an adj
vance ct Tour o. five cents bnshsl bsyund last
Ffiday's prices. A crop Of 1900 bushels very
good red was sold at94 cents, and smaller
psrcs. Of prime red 1t 96 Genus IA psrces Of
very inferior Virginia vas sold a. s0cehis. We
also nos I sale Of family Bour sNhite wheat q
l II cents Good Penpt. reds ere wanted, and
il here would now command IS cents of more
per bushel
The Corn market i rather unsettled under
he upward movemento Of prices. Ssles qf good
parcels fOr shipping, both while and yellow,
nave been made To-day q SO cents, which may
's considered the fair apotaticn: Ssvsra1 lots,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
AsornkR isIeUIrous rRAUD.

The York (paD Republican brings to light an
other Of the specious games by which second
attempt is 10 Do made ii hood v linking the TIA
riff Democracy Iof the Keystone Stale. The
Republican saysl:-
's0ne Of the tricks and devices to which 2
portion Of the LocOfoco press in this State Is
or, 1saarsliaR id order 10 keep the party togeth-
congress 81 It's pext session will so modify the
new Tariff as tolgiye a more liberal Protection
TO Iron and CoSl-ihe great interests Of Penn.
syivania. The psPer most busily engaged in
this imposition Is the Harrisburg Democratic U.
nion-ihe same which 10 1874 gave origin 10
the notorious Article, in. which, on the aulhori.
~ Of Tennesseean, Mr.. Polk vas represented
as bitterly opposed TO Free Trade"--"a firm
friend Orihe great Coal and Iron interests 81
Pennsylvania, q aud Supposed 10 The Repeal q
the Tariff Of 1872" The same paper, after
Iied.s Assurances on those points have been be.
FRAUD ilssaudaci,y now 10 get up this NEW
Pennsylvania 4, Tariff is to be changed 10 sui
cEPTIoN con,riyed n; That this is DE.
CHEATING THE PEOPLE Of 1 us pa'po'e 2,
eond Time Out Of Their pOtes, is most certain. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
unIrer.i,x af.Ylrginia.

Tho Board Of Trustees have provided FOR the
admission pf one yOsng man from each Senate
rial district into the University, at The ensuing
Session without charge for tui:iou fees or for
the UniveFsiy dues, and Al reduced rate Of
board. on The lsr inst, selection was made
from 4 nu pser ofshs districts: from LoudOun.
Thomas ii Brown, There still exists vacan-
cy for this district, composed Of The counties d
Frederick Clarke and Jefferson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
Piumbs Dagaerrean Gallery.

Those flour friends Who have not yet secer.
ed Pictures for themselves, would do well 70
call Immediately 90 Mr.. BEACH Who has change
Of The Gallery in ,hi. place. Mr.. B. is enc Of
The most successful artists lhat has ever visited
our tosn--this, with the superior apparatus in
his possession, renders Picture from him quite
ds.irabls yisi.ers in town will 6nd the Gallery
delightful place to visit and make exsmina;
tons for al hour or two. Room in the Court.
House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
TERRlgLE srEAMRoAr AnclnRNr.

II a very distfessisE steamSoa, aec;depI
happened IN The river st New YSrk lsle
ION Thursday night week, caused by ths
Iexplosiou Of the boiler OF the siesne,
Excelsior. . she was leaving The wharf
90 the North river.
There were some forty or City passeR.
gers on board q. the lime OF the ex3lo.
sion. some of whom lost thei. lives. bur
boz many, or what their names are. have
mol been sseeriained. Several are said ID
Be BADLY injured from scsldisg and other
wise The boat soon became enveioped
go flames and smoke, and she finally burnt,
g The waters edge. The greater num-
Der Of The passengers fortunately saved
their lives b. leapiae overheard On The
Jersey shore. h Was : most frieh,ful
sceas and distressing calamity. The
boat was . new oos. and had been launch.
ed bat short lime. Il Ii mol known
What vss lhs insnesists cause Of The ex-
plosion.
Aoo,hes serouHi says that the bosl had |
i4fgs number Of passengers on board.
snd bstisw q them escaped. excspi By |
leaplng overheard into lhs stream. s. he /
boat vas almost inmediaieR enyeIubed /
g hames. 4 i POI knoun how msnp
.ses have been iost. bal Il 4 fssfea ths,l
ne number = no. less than from evenly.
eof 'eie's.y All,h.i jumped oserboaid
3e's s,s<d Nj ut.
Iss Hss AIR Rsh..5 sbl see.pss..l
~, -. g 's's''i sAlu.tls dosahsnis ssl, IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
.9spoiatntnis By fhe Pr,eside.t,

GEoRcE BAScRoFT, Of Massachuss,,.
70 be Envoy Ex'rsordinsry and Minister
Plenipoieniiary Of The United States for
~ on''ea hmgoom o. Great Britain and
Ireland. vice Louis MoLaae, recalled a.
his own request.
JOHN ! MASON o. Virginia, 70 be Sc
se.s,y o. me Navy o. ihe United States.
wee Hon. George Baneroi, resigned,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17

The great popularity Of Barnum's City
Hotel an d the extent Of lis business m "
be inferred from the fact that during the
past four months no less than ten thou
sand and Gfty-two visiters' names were
booked ihere.-Bai .American.
sP Daring The same length Of lime, Capt.
ABELL Of The U. s. Hotel, Harpers-Ferry, has
had upwards Of that number Of visiters al hi.
Hotel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
chssapeake s Ohio Canal.

We learn that the President and Directors Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio csoal Company, on
Wednesday, week, passed an order directing the
removal Of the cfice Of the Company from
Frederick 10 Cumberland, al which latter place
the Board Of President and Directors will meet
on the first Of next month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17

The attention Of Merchants and citizens who
purchase BY The boz, is directed to the sdver-
ii<enent Of Nj, E T Grim Of Baltimore, who
keeps : large and extensive assortment of To-
bsceo, ssgars & suuG. A friend wrilesshs that
Mr.. G's segars are Of . qualify that is "hard to
bsst,n and We eanno. do less than ask call
from those engaged in the trade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
Nl476. BED IS


SHE amount Or appropriation for Smilhsos'sn
InstiIule 10 be repssed In the treasury bJ Interest
Jung on Stste bonds held by The Ualted States
Tor otigiDA Smilhsouiaa faDd
Flfiy:one millions and bali, says The Rich
nond Times, is rather an imposing eshibii fei
an sdminis,rssion whose supporters have dilaied
80 much upon he virtues Of economy. But De-
moersey has always been but smother name for
ibconsisseney. lis character vas bui too well
skelehed b. Mr. TooMBs!of Georgia, 10 bis ed
lmirabls speech, from which ve cite a very
fOrcible passage.
We have heard tssys bel bul ialle, aud seen
less, Or economy and re,renehment during the
present session Of Congress. Economy Is dis
ease ,sAiek eDliss Democracy periodically. L |,
chiefly eouair1 (srsr, u Is generally fsken jus
before sisetisss and II o ssualiy ovr b.tors ii,
setirs dntits Of veiing supplies b,gins. Your Up
pfopriSiion bills are the tue Iesis, aud the only
} lirue tests, or your economy! There you mus
!! beein 10 rettsneh and, whenever you int4nt
serioasly sod 10 good faith to redeem you
. pIedees 10 the country, you will begin there"
, When Il is considered that the highest ealcoia
lion % Mr. Walker is that the new tariff vii
produce twenty eight millions, and thai busiaes
men lhsk Il will not yield twenty, we rhink
!, musl 30 eoa.essed that the fiscal prospects o
The dominant party are not very nanering,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17

I GoiNG TO REsicE.-The N. o. Delta
states that the private business OF &c neral
Houston, and tie delicate beallh Of his
lady. viii render bis appearance ii Wash.
lngion during the early part Of the CON
Jog session Of Congress. slmos: imprac-
'ieaole. His term expires next year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
wh.,tIwon,.d.

An advertisement, will be found in our col.
umns Of Capt ,. L. Risses, who is Purchasing
Wheat, and giving an extra price for super ar
iicle, for TnoMAs J. DAVIS, Esq. call on
Capt. Ransom before dispOsiag Of their whea,
may be found advantageous TO our farmers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17

An interesting child Of -four years or
age. daughter Of Mr.. Stephen MeCalla
OF Harrisburg. cane 10 her death iasi
week by esIiag The berries Of . poisonous
plant called aigkisiade.