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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
s25l,7sl %

haviag ~ tie Treasury ON the
isi Jannoy. 1916. stoO1aa GA
Wh'eh. the rPH1 states, viii be- immelist.l,
applied in the puschase OF abou, So share, =,
the capital stock helt by mdi,b fials. which
the company Is authorized to pnnhnse By A.,
oct o' the t'enrra' Assembly Of KcntaeEy
This purchase ediet 10 ihose pareha.siin t,a
Three years previous, will make ihe T,;,-I
States virtually the owner Of 5.353 ,b,r..
having bot i.6i7 shgses hsld b, inIirilm.
20 BE- hereafter liquidsiei.
JhsfoH0Wiag a. an absfrd,f IF n, b,os ~,
han passef, and thc foYs yeerre5 oa 49,,
nal slNee hseom mcaccgr,n' a. I.ll 10 I4t.
Wears. :. Boats. F& n. Ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
I6sIs sga9aol. 49, ID Il

The repori states ha, e ths icc isi mo-, 81,
sii"c'rl 'h' navigation 30 much earlier m 70.
ih OF 1870 thau usssi, thc amount of toli- io,
thsi yer would have exceeded te aioooei
received iu istI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
From nc Banimore Aasrieon.

htoNlt VI
In the Virginia House OF Delegates on Sat
uriay, Mr.. E~dgingtoE, fnom the Select Com.
mities on the subject, reported a bill supple.
mcn,ary n, AMI smendstory OF. The act enti.
tied can act 20 suthonsc the Baltimore and
.OIio Railrose Company 10 complete their
10 al TO the Ohio river. and for other purposes
passed February 18th. ,i5."
This ball, a. now bfoe the House, extend.
the time IN which The Railroad Company NAV
accept Us provisions. A gentleman iron
Richmond inioums " that IL was the Intention
OF the Trends Of this measlte. while retsinin,
the feature which makes Wheeling the west
em terminus. TO amend tho bill In other &c
sr'ccts ~ a 60 oh, late the objections hereto
lore urged against other portions of IL.
There is no mention made Of the proceed
inss OF the Legislature in the Wing OF Tues
day morning. We learn tom the Enquirer
Tint the housc, on Monday refused to pass
resolution. providing Tor adjournment on tn
20ih, and also 10 repeal the starvation law.
WEATHER-icsierday was cooler Thai
ii has been Tor some DAYS; freezing a it'll
nearly all day and a raw Wind blowing.
Shad were Brought to the Richmond marke
on Monday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
RlGIIrS OF MARRIED WoMFN-

RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN-A
blll bias psssei tie Wisconsin Legislature 70
protect I've rights Of mauied women. " pfo.
vtf-s ti8t theY may tecoac possessed 81 mal
estate ~ descent, boquesi demise. sit, pgf.
chssr 40 disirhuiiou, aud also Aoid In llseii
own nght real estate which they nay have
posS sset b fore Cnycriure, aud H. rkempl
from iiuif husbands debts The dover 81
the vile h tie real estate Of which lie lms
haud dies seitod b. ikawiss exempted from
disability IN recount of The haslsnd's debts-
Coatrli and Che management wi De wiffs =.
tate - Ia Tee hustaad 9s heretofore. ~ ns,
oi iha whcs death, such property descend.
20 tho joint isgic, and there De- none. tht4
10 lef husband aud bis heirs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

Tic CumbedaHa was 3D. = stand on Tlnr
bay, with more HIan aafbcient water lor Ithc
large, bosis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

49,
- !. p..---. c.E 90 "s ms al
$500 ~ $500. ss.x~-s .'.'"s ns."ss''y W
IT.. -" f"ysess"s aho "shsfs. vs".
.. ~ r-m.- - w"s "ssfa
-. -" ".s@ sspf-sss " 70
49,. r.. -...ss--. ~s'ea,y. ~. s's ' sses""
c.. - $500 .A'so1smsy vnccs<y-
saes "i|asr's "'"s carey ess""~osss sns e>ers-
49, 49, 'ssny ressan' ssasss' sss med.
''he. w P'sus' ourselves 'hsi " tenss'as nsthing
he r,n,ssry. u i. composed rsineipalty az s..eI.
ssb-ssn~es- Tbs hscss " Geelsaj. he MID Chsry
and Poe 81 sss bosthern iai, q les. ere the ~psiseipsi
,ngsed,eafs in The rosmronnd.s The great s,<yss Of
sss sd6rsey eon~ssss in tho ne,hsi By whi<h ,hsy
are rs<rarsd. sseh ia fset 70 the nature snd tam.
piieisy II This med.eine. 40 powerful an assicn. yet
| "a Mid. safe and pies<.ns sn IA ops ss,,.n. Thai n
ssrh, t~ jail, termed. rNssuses own Pwsesip-
n"n. ans ssnsash se' ..o yes's hsvs sasr'e'
49, :, $3.50 pa"'s. We ss" rs.asy ~
..a,~,.s ~ -. 80 ,.y ,s Sss" =,
s..s. ,as 100. r.pslsf and ss's-c's ssa:ria. ever
"n~'ssssu. snr ssss ~ Or
sno ~ FksoR PAUL ~ jsis
a oRo ~ h...,h., -
kua.r .na s..,s.s 60, -, S--..~y-~.Ta a.
Lsns- leads 10 . speedy dsssh. sni<ss sssts AZ.
SINE 2n'Pe' n>dieisss ssed - susss The far'sst
pos'sss % ss disease. Have yoa nst witnessed
= esrssaa,s o. many OF yesr ,n'isss.s is'sEd,.
~. - "t He"s -
1871 80 = = s'ssnisa BOZ ne ssfesy OF ysor
49, -. ."' s'au,as"' 70 secure ? ssnfsf 's,'s
.lV' ms ~"f'"' nsse yon not been rssvshsa
Rsmeds, shi~h 4. n,sas,.s a,sas ~ 80.
val o. diseases Of The Laass sad Bssnesnsi snbs''
NV ""''rso .hss medicine Of the hfss stack'
m.s' Pee 'ss INC a'sra.e ifoss sfi'iirx Srsn the
,,n. ~ 'A'' W hb "Ahsh' wsse'
.ED@p,-., 49, \ yoh.
lJsx,.,. I'D. p,-asrsr p r"sfs 'es'
K,,y. E,,I H. eh,~.,. :. c-..--y w""
he sk,s-vb,eh x,iI 30, fail - ,s''--.-~
drrd az .g,e,,., -. - ~"
N. ro-, .Ie...n, 1870 s. ~ y
the ,sl,ef os the sfu,.,ea. rsx - a. ' ~
JcRuNgAcEru n,,.. 60
-xew ncoUs
n IrE of PAt,I' ,nSre - as
The Amesesn s,,esas,s. b. ss.,.,.l.
chafcl,'. Indian War,
800 p.,A- - -.
ssv ,se,,v.d .aIs $50 80 ~ >"
,sb 10 IoHr a uI,swrt1 yvh..u.~
Erfrae, from me- mtHsies:
Ordered, that when the Council sdjouTn, il
adjourn 10 meet on Saturday next the 40
inst. a. 2 O'Clock r. NJ, ard that the postpos-
cd elections al officers b. g0adP the npscH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
LouIsvILLE AND PORTLAND cANAl

That thee was paid
Tor I'll shares OF
stock held by in-
d~iyidhals, which
tbe company have
beon authorized So
buy up By an act
ct The Legislature
of Kentucky, T29. 52S 90
Ekpen~es on the y.
nails In 1913, 20.fg7 81
Ofhce charges. saia.
RES, &c, 1892 %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

FOk0M0KE RIVER LOYfRTYx
Ciss. - Cor E~h<~ss~v - SeIg-
- : ~ ~ 50 81 ~ Is rs - ~ n a.
Cis.- - ss veh~s-sv - sols.
IL - 81 % 20 > ~ 81 ~ ie 5 Sc
Lc~evs psss- IS.
Ga. Is az G~hsasvv IA
IS Is S So ~ - ~ Is - - M
L.wesa rs.ss 81
ci.s' 20 w r~hsrsrv San
ID : % ~ so ca s5 ~ 81 Il ,e Tcs
Lswesi psi.- -.
cl,ss q Sc r~hsassy 6sk.
% % 10 81 s. IL e. ~ 9 % ~
Ln~sss rsss~ ~.
SMALL rRy-DELAwARE LOTTERIES
Cisss - ks 3. hr.srv 81 "
~ " ~ 81 - - ~ 3assl
Lee 80 psiss o..
49, Ci>ss ~ fs~ rekssssr s,k-
70 W " 70 &c Sc rs 80 "a Is 81 - = N
Ie~sss rsisr 81.
Else 33 fr rehsusrv TIN.
% ~ ~ 30 ~ ~ IS 9 81 G. a H.
iowess r~isr 81.
0rsss e..ssi;Sss.d Lsssers Of D~ss-~,x c.x,,.
Clsee s.s rshsasry 7,h.
80 % es 20 II 81 % 10 % 81 % "A
Lowcs' pssze eio
Iee IL N L DORSEY. Ar.a,.
uPERIoR FRENCH ExrRAcrsLJ& at
- have no~ IN hsnd . CON.
r'e's a-sor'n'ni Of Tho Genuine FreneA Essse,.
s"s fs,iamcs. c~cns''iine IN pan of sssrsrt Do He'll.
o'f"pr; DE Mile Fisurs; Js-us,a; q IL Rec a, Mel.
u Csrai' 9; de csJvs,; DO B.sq.s,, Dc ye~is,'
Nc DR. together With . variety Of sniclss &c ole,
csc. feb ~ M,arue Street.
DowDERs, POWDERS .-Re~s.1;. In,
Wolfe. cIsna's a , d-s R..ssaad'. Pal P.w.
dec swift. eeiehraied Perfaned Flesh hall or Tsah
r"~der Rage de Vile saper6ne; viasirs. a.
h'"ee tree lone; superior Nursery and Toilet row.
hrf, Ef'ra Rec Nusssv and Toilet d.; on hand
a"a hs ia ressonsbic BY IA H~ORNBROoK,
"'S msnsss 3. wksshns
"a FOR RENT-A large ed es..
fs,.IA f.sissie dwelling hosse m sss,h wAe,.
Hssk1Rh ling Pe-s-s-iaa given on The San Of
49, Arri. apply To- a-xsQ
'esIs wM MGAUGugy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

We copy from the Baltimore Ameficsu Inc
following account OF the last hours ci abe de-
bate ma ConpresS upon the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
81 RnRERr pHEI-

London paper oys that Sr Rsbert Peel.
lhc MIR does nos mili cracking a Joke al
his borough oi ismWorh. and sclls tiie bunah
cfs iost ls b. one nf ihcmstlyes-ihe sou III
a o'.inn spiuntr aud tiat his wife 81 a pfl.
,atr eY.tlfF L4ly Peel ~ o. youngest
ds"sittr Of Gencml S John Floyd. Is r.
Who rosc i'on the nnks. ltis likrwi IT, sid
llai Tie dlsrns.on- betwcen the Duke al
W cilnift9i anil So Robert Peel have been y.
~iregHfUtuu1 sfoirul - oslcn ~ place thc Sov
euim Boo dlaemesSio position. hod make
Der Ufltt Oc more tranqltl dsys OF the WINS
Cabinet. During tlse many councils SHAH hav.
hetr bold within De- last month the Dake'l
iulruCe gas been 80 great. and lis voior -
luui, that thf attendants See Toe outef fpofa
liate caught the ~ounl ena have learned -
cfets not intended for their airing. "Fnnch'
has them in d csfeic cancnturr ~ Fortified
i end Rssinmuon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

IRISH WtT.-Au American gentleman,
eaule wears ago. was showing as inshmau
The Ggure Of q ship vcy ClcgsutiY puintcd np.
1n . wall 90 Hafacn when thc Uibemian
otter view ina a. with evident mafks ot delight
rsciaimed. By So. Patrick it - misIst,
b.auiial. J am SURE u was never done 10 isf.
country" chow that can be-. (sait the A.
mfdga nl v hon you see it upon tie wailf'-
Afuhi anil 80 if IS. replied die other. mnei
rmlasmsrd az his own want n oherrvation
iut 3 m0au b. who dftH Detcr WIS here
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

CANCER. cofrRE AND scRogULA CUR
ED--Pssny ample experiences hes proved The,
Jsyne's Late Pseserv alive y a Rerssdy i~ Cancer.
kings Evii. Bros ehneeie sf Csilss aad Di,s.s-s Of
ne skis-vhseh will not fail an. ,isas ID . hss.
fred % enfei'ns q fedicsi eass o. b. siss ore Of
the most pleasant sod safe srfirise ever .asrsd fvr
the 'sl'ef cf The sfB,eied. Fss ssie bv 49,
yCRUMBACKER Dfnsrisi- .hQ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

shad were brought to the Richmond marks,
on Monday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

The steamer Belmont, Ian Pittsburgh sud
Wheeling Pocket hss been purchased ~
Messrs. Smith and wilkins to tun between
ST. Louis and Darlington.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13
TEAMBOATREGGsTEg
PORT OF u-
Ek1S4w WHEELING nsa

REPORTED nv CuAs. n. BERRY
ANYWAYS AND ~pARTu
UBodfs for the lust - hours. Guiding vesfey
day at 1 o'clock, p. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

Ffs'nf ffvf'yis ran Chufrh. ID eEe,t., r..
" ale - 10 JCRUMgACKHR t1g N.o
1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

A BROWN csah rsork C-ss ne.,,v s.w /"
bobd In = eosi saaIf IN Mae s,ssss; 80
she owhof csn have ~ peyius ~ as sdysr
msnt. iehlt sFNSgNEy a RuoDc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-13

Rpse. vtolosls. vsniils, Resiii, Ae. AZ. o
hsnd and Zoe ssls 81 fessonshls lssms ~
feb 10 & r B0RaBRcok
~ os = AND , MACKEREL IL h.sssi. -
~ ksss. on eos-ignnssi. fs ssls 81 rsdso~
efeessy II ~ JAMn7Oe.
iree Pnuisee nssbi
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
Copper, Tin and Sheet IrOnware
M A kUFAcTO RY.

.4t Frdnklin Milzs, Portage County, Ohio.
THE subscriber would take this method
= to inform the citizens of Portage and the
adjoining counties that he has purchased the
entire interest of the above business and shall
manufacture and sell all kinds of ware in
cluded in the above business as cheap as any
other establishment in the western country.
All kinds Of Job Work done on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Call aud
| will do your Jobs up nea: and cheap
With feeling of sincere thankfulness for past
favors, would still solicit a share Of public
patronage. R. BRADLEY.
Franklin. Mills, April 20, I848. Aft.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
Highly Important from Washington -Th'
60 Notice Given to Great Britain.

We received itelligence, last eve
ming, from Washington, on the very
best authority, that Mr.. Buchanan, by
direction of the President, sent despatch.
es by the steamer which sailed from
Boston on the lst inst, addressed to
Mr.. McT.ane, in London, directing him
to give Lord Aberdeen the years no.
tice providing for the termination o
ejoint occupation Of the Oregon terri.
tory, Mr.. Buchanan has also given Of:
.fcial Information Of the fact to-. Mr..
'Packenham. Nothing further has taken
place between the function aries Of the
two governments. We wait forthe next
step as the all-important one.-N. Y.
Herald. MaY 6. - l.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
NEW YORK ELECTION.
The Democracy once more Tri-
& ina aysd g., umphant.

Full returns have been received
which show that the Democrats have
elected so and the Wings 4s of the
Delegates to the Convention to amend
the Constitution. The whole l6 dem.
ocratic Delegates from the City of N.
Y. were elected by a majority of 5000
over the wings and. 5000 over Wings
and Natives combined although the
most unwarrantable efforts were made
use of to defeat the election Of portion
of the democratic candidates. The
-whig presses had made large calcula-
lions on their success owing to the d.
visions which existed among the Dem
ocrats in various portions Of the State;
yet they have been badly beaten and
the Democrats have a majority of 80 Of
the Delegates tothe Convention. Hur-
'rah for the Democrats of the Empire
State. @1@-s' 4s.'e YEN y. ~g
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
The People Aroused I!

The late Tax Law, of Federal con-
clave of tyrants, has reused feeling in
Ohio that has not existed for years. The
infamous law taxes the poor mani many
respects or 5 times over, and exempts
the banker, the prostitute loaded with
Jewels, the dandy with his gay trappings,
and the yaristocrat who may hold state
stock, bought at so cts. on the dollar.
1t taxes the poor mans watch, his stove,
the fruit or ornamental trees that deck
his garden or field, and would have tax
ed,the family burying ground had not
THAT been specially exempted!
The law distinguishes between citi-
zens--makes classes among men, and is,
therefore, an odious law, and every man
who voted for it should be politlitically
d--b by every honest man and patriot in
Ohio. This law searches mans
pocket for every evidence of debt from
childhood, rumages his desks for title
papers to lands in or out of the State,
seeks the old revolutionary soldiers
trunk to learn his pension. and includes
every thing tangible, animate or inanl-
mate! e s- @.'s 4'
The laundering scamps who framed
the law left it so lily concocted that the
State Auditor had 10 call a convention OF
County Auditors to meet for some rati on
al explanation Of law which Kelley &
Co. left unexplained as pettifoggers or
bankers are apt to do. The cost to Ohio
for said convention will be pretty item
to add to the list Of expenses.
This new plumber law is required by
these who run Ohio in debt-a debt now
amounting to $20, 900. 900, on which the
annual interest is 81 200, 600, Kelley &
CO. lost Ohio 10 one transaction, in the
sale Of $l, 500, 900 Ohio Stock Fsue Ham
drsd and Tpenty Eight Thousand Dol
lars. He and his compeers at Columbus
are the men to be benefited by the erect
ion OF the New State House! They are
the men who pocket $ll 100 81 cts. for
negotiating loan, on which we lost 33
per ct. Of the principal, and are therefore
taxed 49,, 900 a year on what Ohio never
received. Frauds are coming to light
every day, as to federal delinquents, and
we are not surprised at them, for federal,
ism lives by debts plunder and opressicn.
The federal party, enmass, in the legis-
lature, exempted BANKERS from the tax
law, and even insulted the people, their
masters. by writing letters to the Ban
kers to know If they would permit them
selves to be taxed!! The feds. did worse
They raised the salaries Of officers, Great
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

T series Of the most remarkable cures
which ever took place under the administration
Of an! Panacea are now probably being made, by
". Vaughn's Vegetable Lhhontriptic Mixture.
Inc Buffalo Commercial Advertiser in aeat
and highly complimentary style, atates that a
gentleman connected with that paper. was cured
Oh Liver complaint. Our ship masters should
not leave port without dozen of this in their
medicine chests You will find it advertised in
our columns. See pamphlets at Ag ents.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
Knox County.

The Mt. Vernon Banner says: "Al>
most revolution is on foot in Monroe
township in regard to the odious Wing
Tax Law. The Assessor has been
round and left his blank forms. requiring
the Tax payers to list their properly and
SWEAR to it, which they REFUSE to
do. We have received their objections,
signed by nearly TWO HTNDRED Of
the Tax payers Of the township without
regard to party, but they came too late,
for insertion this week. Be patient,
gentlemen, and you shall haze the plea.
sure of being heard next week. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
"0ld Virginia never tire"

Sufficient has been heard from to
show that the democracy Of the Old
Dominion have elected a majority Of
the members to each branch ofthe Leg
isIature, and thereby secured the elec-
tion Of a democrat to the Senate of the
United States in place of Mr.. Archer,
whig. The majority on Joint ballot will
be 20 or PIP or ID majority in the
House, and 8 in the Senate. ,,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

PUBLIC LANDS AND PUBLIC DEER OF
TExAs.-We have received the report Of
the Select Committee of the Texan
House of Representatives, to whom was
referred the subject of the public debt
and public lands of that State, including,
also, a report of the Comptroller ofthe
Treasury, giving detailed statement of
the different descriptions of the debit
The total debt is set down at SO. 949, ,OO7,
for which it is estimated that Texas re-
ceived on par valuation $4,s56; COL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
HATSt HI ST.

THANKFUL for past fayors and desirous
as ever to please all who may favor him
with their custom, the subscriber hereby no.
tifies his friends and the public generally that
he still keeps his finishing shop two doors
south of the Court house, at the sign of the
Mammoth Black Hat, where he has constant
iy on hand and will manufacture to order
Hats of Every Description,
all OF the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow citizens,
and examine my assortment, as charge moth,
ing for the sight. II. C. TICKNER.
Ravenna, April Cd, 1915. 43tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
Dif0.

At Shalersvilie, on the 10th inst, after short
sicknes Of Erysipe,as Mrs. MARY HINE, wife
of Mr.. Hezekiah Hine. aged 50 years.
1t may be truly said she faithfully performed
her various duties in life, and died much respect
ed and her death lamented by numerous class
of friends and relatives. s. Com.
In Shalersville, on the 5th inst. Mr.. JOHN
M. HAVEN. aged 20 years.
In Shalersville, on the Cd inst. Miss ELIZA.
BETH WILCOX, aged about 26 years. hi
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

SILVER ON LAKE sUMERIoR. late
letter from the Copper region says: 1.-The
prospects on Lake Superior were never
50 bright as now. Enough Of pure silver
will be raised here this winter to pay all
the expenses incurred since this country
was first visited. Childs, at Copper Falls,
Is getting solid pieces of native silver
weighing "a OF. each. Al Eagle river
Bluffs, they have estimated the product
OF single day at ten thousand dollais,
or ten barrels of silver at $1,000 each. -
Mihuaukie Sentinel. '9a 7'ta h""
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
,Mlarrif0.

= N n Ravenna, on the 10th inst, by J. G. Catlin,
Esq MT. MICHAEL CARIS, of Rootstown, to
Miss JULIA ANN WILLARD, of Ravenna
IN Palmyra, n the Sd inst, by Edwin A.
EDDY Esq. Mr.. DEWITT G. CHURCH,to Mrs.
LoKANA JOHNSON, all of Palmyra.
In Kavenna. on the 9th inst. by Rev. E. E,
Atwater, Mr.. JAMES CARNAHAN to Miss
ALMA ELY, both of Ravenna.
In Freedom, on the 9th inst ;, by Rev. F. A.
Demming, Mr.. JOHN WIGLE 10 Miss LOUISA
-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
For the Portage SeatineI

Messrs. Harris q. Batterson:- dless
of the effect it may produce on the price of
bread or on the religious and political con.
,entions of the present day, please insert in
your paper the following Puzzle, Enigma and
Problem and so CRAFTY your humble patron.
.~. .a t'a..rE M. D.
If my ,Ohole number of letters be taken
from al and
The remainder be multiplied by 8 ..
2.7 Of that product thrilled be
Ofthe square root Q be four.
You have my number and no more.
Ifof the II different letters of which am
comp osee you allow me but the SO 6 2, I am
found in the sea, river, church and garden, a nt
so answer the Enigma or Puzzle in your mum
Der of the s9th.
If4 @ S 4, have what he will that
has my whole. %
If 2 8 4 6 7 4, I s. hall pull teeth.
IF 8 s 7, shall have mind.
If IL 6 S 8 8, shall be perfectly plain.
If II S 8 8, l shall send for Physician.
If Q IS S 8 IL s 2, am mean
and pale. ....s... a... ..rr, -r,r
If7 8 9 10 8 ii e,s, am what every
man should be. IN
If 8 37s S 8, | shall go hunting aud
fishing. -. r...
If l S 8, andI am nothing but man Ed
ucated in the chimney corner and just gradu-
ated from the Plow handle. My initials a re
M. D. l am the greatest Tutor on earth and
he that solves the following problem must
have been my Pupil: 49,. ta.1
!, The hypothenuse of right angle triangle
is 80. The difference of The lines drawn from
the acute angles to the centre of the inscribed
circle is 8. The area is required. M.
T Will some of our readers furnish us
answers to the above. "a 's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
TAILO RING.

TIME subscriber would inform his Friends
i and the Public. generally, that he still
continues to carry ON the above business, at
his Old Stand, one door South of C. Prem
tiss' store, and is prepared as heretofore, to
do work in his line Of business. in the meatesl
and most Fashionable manner. The .N.EW
YORK, SPRING &. SUMMER FASH
IONS just received. w.
.sMsE .r.. GEO. SOMMERVILLE.
N.B.-Cutting done to order.
Ravenna, 0. May 5th, 1916.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13
- NEW GOODS !.
AT AURORA.

THE subscribers are now receiving and
i opening the largest and most extensive
assortment Of {: .4r3,t9!
Spring and Summer Goods
ever before offered in this place. Consisting
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crocke-
ry, Nails, GLASS; Sugar, Molasses, sc. sc.
Our stock of Goods was selected with the
greatest care from the largest slock in the
eastern cities with particular reference to the
wants of this community. .}E{j'$ss r
And as our stock was purchased with cash
exclusively we feel confident In ,sa ying that
we can and will sell as cheap as any other
concern in this county. We invite the citi-
zens of this and the surrounding Townships
to give us a call and satisfy themselves
Most kinds of Produce takenin exchange for
Goods at the highest market prices. a12i''a.
10 i y. 't -. H. .HURD & SONS,
May 9TH, 1846. ~ =. 5a- Sw5O.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

ACCIDENT AT We under
stand that two men were killed, and an.
other seriously injured, at Sandusky yes>
terday afternoon, by the premature dis
chorge of a cannon. which they were
fling in honor Of the arrival of the Ches-
apeake, the frst boat Of the Sandasky
line. .-Cleve. Plain Dealer, May 20.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

discouragen1ents.
Employ leisure in study, and alway'
have sono work in hand. y SO ''oa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-13

ed new Offices, retained known defaulters
IN otflce, and enacted more tyrannical
measures than the parliament of England
dare do !-St. ClairsuiH Gazeffae.