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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
MILLINERY.

NMISS KELLY would inform the
lvh Ladies Of Ravenna ond vicinity, that
she has removed TO the Brick building east
Of the Post office, where she intends to con-
tinue the Millinery business. She therefore
invites the Ladies to give her trial in theli
lne-and she will guarantee,to accommodate
them with the latest fashions and Cest work,
and she hopes by paying strict attention to
her business to receive share Of the public
patronage .r
Ravenna, April 81, 1876. 47tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
AN ACT.

In relation to the interests of husbands
in the estate of their wives.
SEC. l. Be Il enacted by the General
assembly Of the Slate Of Ohio, That the
interest Of any married man in the real
estate OF his wife, belonging to her at the
time OF their intermarriage. or which
may have come to her by devise, gift or
inheritance, during coverture, or which
may have been purchased with her sole
and>separate money or other property,
and during her coverture shall have been
decided 10 her, or to any trustee in trust
for her, shall not be liable TO be taken by
any process of law or chancery for the
payment of his debts during the life of
the wife, or the life or lives ofthe heir or
heirs of her body.
SEC. 2. All conveyances and incum.
brances Of the husbands interest in the
real estate of the wife, in the first section
mentioned, shall be void and of no effect
during the life or lives ofthe heir or heirs
of her body. unless an instrument Of such
conveyance or Incumbrance shall have
been executed, attested and acknowledg.
ed, according to the laws of this State,
for the conveyance or incumbrance of the
estate Of the wife in lands, teLements,
and hereditaments, situate within this
State.
See. 8. No interest of husband in
any chose in action, demand, legacy or
bequest Of his wife, shall be liable to be
taken by any process ofaw or chancery,
for the payment Of his debts, unless such
husband shall have reduced the same to
possession, SO as by the rules Of law to
have become the owner thereof, IN h:s
martial right: provided that this act shal
not affect or alter the rights or remedies
of parties under contracts heretofore
made, or as to debts heretofore contract
ed during marriage.
Sec. 4. All articles Of furniture ant
household goods which wife shall have
brough ht with her at marriage, or which
shall have come to her by bequest, gift
or which shall have been, after marriage
purchased with her separate money o
other property, shall be exempt from Tia
bility for the debts of her husband du
ring the life of the wife and during tn
life OF any heir Of her body.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect an
be enforced from and after the fourth da
ofJuly next.
ELIAS F. DRAKE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
SEABURY FORD.
Feb. %, 1916. Speaker Of the Senate.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
New Tailoring Establishment,
r. H. WHETM0RE

ESPECTFULLY Y informs the citizens Of
II Deerfield aud vicinity that he has take
the first shop on East Street below Gibbs
store, for the purpose of carrying on the Tail.
oring business where he will at oil times be
10 readiness to execute all work is his line
of business with neatness and despatch and
according to the
LATEST FASHION
as he regularly receives Plates of the Latest
Fashion from New York, and he hopes by
his experience in business and constant at
t nj N thereto to merit and receive share
of public patronage.
N. B.-Cutting done to order.
| Deerield April 81, 1876, 3w}7.
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Enigln4.


lam composed Of eighteen letters.
My 18 Is 18 10 l6 Is an article for cloth
ing.
My I6ss ls II, is word of frequent
occurrence in the scriptures.
My Is 4, is the mic name Of distin-
guished man.
My52 Is 5, is the name of river of the
United States.
My 4s 4 II IS 7 8 II, are great ia
vorites of political party.
My75 4 1g 6, is a man fastening to &c
struction.
My9 H. 4 l2 l8 is the greatest bless
ing to men.
My s's 4 10 9, is the name of useful
man.
My ID 10 is Is 10 6 is an Office in bank.
Mys IS II, is what every man needs.
My9 16 S1l IA, is what all men should
be.
My whole is source of Political, Literary
and Moral attainments. LINUS.
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Mlarrie0.

In Windham. April 18th, l546, by Rev. DR..
Hough, DAVID RICHARDSON, Of Twins.
burgh, Summit Go. and Miss LYDIA EARL, Of
the former place.
On the evening Of the 10th inst, in the high.
way near the school house 2 miles south west
from the centre of Randolph, by VIM. stedman.
Esq. Mr.. NATHAN G. SEARS, to Miss JANE
SIMISON, all of Randolph.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
NOT ice,

rs hereby given that the Commissioners of
l. Portage County on the 18th day of March
1s46 levied tax of t,oo mills on the dollar
valuation for Road purposes for the current
year, which tax may be discharged by labor
on the Road in the district wherein such tax
may be charged. under the direction Of the
Supervisor. at any time before the LIST day of
July next, at the rate of sesenty.fve cents
per day. CHARLES L. RHODES,
County .Auditor.
AUDIToR's OFFICE,
Rayenna, April 20, 1886.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
E)if0,.,

In Rootstown, on the 18th inst, after lin.
gering and painful illness of seven weeks, MRS.
JULIA ANN, wife OF DR.. JOEL B. BURNETT
aged 80 years.
In Bloomfield, Trumbull Co. on the 18Th INST
EBEN EZER S. CLARK, aged 30 years, late
of this village. .....-.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
Diseases of the Lungs Cured
By the timely use of DR.. Dxncans Rxpsetsrsnt.

By the timely use Of DR.. Dxncdns Rzpset0rsas.
;, -.. CIsoINNArL Ian. B.; 1b46..
DR.. Duncan-Dear Sir---I feel happy in writ>
ing these few lines to yoa, stating ths good Effects
Of your valuable medicine produced N my case.
I was attacked about tive months since with Ia;
aammation Of che Langs, attended with very
distressing Cough and choking Of phlegm. severe,
pain in tie breast ami shortness ofbreathing, and
at length became weak and debilitated, Finds
ing that grew worse daily, and that eoald'not
i've long without relief, some Of my friends a6
vised me to try one thing aad some anotheT.-'
Among the medicines recommended as the BEST
was your Expectorant Remedy. My wife q
length sent; to your efico eot three Bottlsd. I
commenced using it according to the directions.
and feol happy in stating to you, and The public:
that found relief at once,, and by the time
had used the three bottles I was able to walk 10
the post Office. and to see many ofmy ffisnds.-
I sent for two more bottles, and used thett aad
now feel myself perfectly we'll 60
GEORGE JOHNSON.
West Third st.. Cincinnati.
No. $50 Sycamore st. nsai Fifih.
J o.. Be ear.fgl and call for the above Mod
icine at the Drug store eofSWIFT & HATCHs
Ravenna, Ohio, who are the only agents ia
Portage county.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
THE GREAT WHO
TAX LAW EXPLAINED.
INTRttCTIONs AND FORMS,

For carrying into effect tho act for levying taxes
on ell property in this State according TO its
tfuu value.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22

raxpARED BY THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-22
For Sale or Rent.
VVHE subscriber offers to sell OF n

VNHE subscriber offers to sell OF rent his
-M Dwelling house and lot at Campbells-
port. The house is one and half stories
high, w,ll finished from garrett to cellar.
There is an out,shop on the lot l9 by l6 IT.
and the lot contains one half acre of ground.
Any person having other property in loca'
lion which will suit me better can have an
opportunity to exchange. 49,,
The location is good one for shoemaker,
Tailor. or almost any other mechanic.
C. w. MEEKER:
Campbellsport, April sf, ls46. Aft.
CACK SALT.-A superior article of fne
y sack Salt. expressly for sailing Butter
and Table use. Price ss. for sack of rs pounds.
april e1. CYRUS PRENTISS.
r ARD put up in kegs of so pounds. ex-
- pressly for home consumption. War>
tanted first rate for sale by, -
april Fl, CYRUS PRENTISS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Cefentltthe 95enbll.

Dcnncrffdss ben 2Sfteu Wai, I'M IL lltr
O2ittaos, icGen am Naufe Der Deritcrbenen
QBittme Mearia 9t 0 ( b, lcetbin bon Stcro
IBbeitbaG 1duuffip, esha @anntp, fclaenee
aIrtifcl auf 6ffentIidcr Scnen prrfanft wer'
ben, rdmIid:
Cine Rub, Sd,lpeine, 8etIen uno 8ctt'
Iatcn, Sfcn NIT 9icbr, Drabr, Stlte, guhe
uuc Sthble, Elm tupfrrner Sedrl, @ilenfeiTel,
Gilrnbdfcn. Wcarao, 3innen 9eid,Irr, &C.
blctdtes 3ud,, SlahS, .3nber nuo Stdnner
oerdufcrtrs Sd,wcincHsiid, Sfldenld ld,ranf
unb SiidenacIfirr, uno icnit nod oIele slr'
lifeI Al wcitlduftig ~ mcIceu.
Die 8cbir9unSen an Sertapfsta9e uns
slufipartun9 bon
9esr9e 8ctb, 2lpm'cr.
9Goi I3, na3G
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Qussebrlln9! 2(us,eDrung

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Jitnruna, settrtcibwtrre, Slutreieit' i6wfrrs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
$40. 70. |
s5rMtpret6's piQen.
Scn 8erfall6er Suocr 9etomnten

Scn 8erfdli6er 5upcr 9etcmntet.
Das Vublifum piro bicreurd, slufmcrffaR
ecn,adt, bae feline Srancrc.b pilIen dd,t fInc,
mrnn fle uidt edbelS Ceins auf eem otern
@nee Der Sdadtei, einS anf Der Seite nno
Gins auf bcm untern &noe) baben; jeees
cericlbcn enttdlt Gin @leihnis ieinsr 9la'
mensuuterldrift, ndmlid auf fclasnee 1Bet'
fe 9. Sranoretb, M. .. - Dieie edbels
(Ino auf StGbl, fsbr fein uno fd,6n, eingra'
pirt, nnb fctetcn $4,000 2Laler. - Cater
wirb man erIebcn, eae oas @insige mas man
nGtbi9 bat oiefe Mcoisin dd,t su erbaitcu 1T,
oae man Die eibels 9eaau unteriud,t.
8cr9cst nidt grnau anf bic Sdbels adt iu
haben.
Certificate BON 9lgcntidaftcn
fir ben Gcrfauf prn Srancreib's 8esetablt'
Ihen lluiper1al pillen in ecdba @auntp.
Sub, 9fute uub Dcuna, 9lllentann,
@erhdrb uno Srauie, Sccpersturg,
9. yobber, 2rerlerstaun.
sGortbamptpn Gauntp.
Wattbrw &raule, Setblebem,
Sptu Seitei, 9tasarett,
9. .. Scrnes, Bath,
@m. 8. Scenftns, @aitcR.
gecbadtct bas jegtid,er agent Elm sinsras
Uirtcs @ertiftcat ocu ageHtihaft bat, entbaI'
teno cine 8prffeGun9 non DR. Srancretb'S
Mlanufaftur su Sing Sin9, uno wcrauf aud,
Gin beullid,es @cpie bon ben nelen edbels
weId,e gescnwdrti9 auf Sranerctb's Piaeus
Sdad,teln 9ebraudt perben, Su fsben 1T.
pblacclptia Office, Ic. 8, Icrs Ste
Giraffe.
g. Sranbreth, M. 8.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
OefentltCDe 9Senpll.

alm Nfsgit Wrutan, oi5 cen lltrn Stunt
Inn 10 llhr Scrmitta9S, frIlcn om Soanle ees
llutcrscihnrtcu lit 9iiroer Wocuu9ir Saun'
fd>ip, qcd'a @nuutp, fplacncc sIrtlfCl 0nf Of
fcutlidlcr Gcncu uc,farit wcrccu
MinpEpjcb, 6 gEiacu nit 8orejcS, NanNc
uuo Gagen, NiucmihIc, cine 29iuIS @1ut
AGE, eiu ftcincr Spa;icr' gEa9cn, SadItruc,
$1,000 Tue GjcItpciut &carrs unc @olfCn,
91ie9cl uro Vfeitcu, S,cl;' uuo Cuff Sdlittcn,
cine Nausuhr, Sfcu nit Rchr, uuo lcnit nod,
piCle slrtifcl 81 mcitIdufti] gu mrlern.
Gie Seriuoun9cn am Srrfaufsta9c une
SInfpartung ton
9feutcn Wiuf.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
SySillincr SfODr,
in oct Staot 9lllent1llr,
,pifdru ben SSartesWanren StobrS Der
nerren Barber uno Sdger.
gVSif; S0SatilDa Stcin,

Grareift bicfe @rlc9enbrit cincm 9rcbrten
publifllm uno ibren Sreuncen ilberbaupt Die
SIu,ei9e su MAIDEN, oa6 ite oas WPtlliuer 9e'
Id,dft nod immcr all ibrem olten StaRo, auf
Der n6rclidleu Scite Der Sdmilten Strase,
uuo ,nar in ecm S.aufe ibrcS 8atcrs @ccr9e
Stem Cllbrmoder) fcrHufcten 9eicnnen 1T,
uuo ea3 Ge Icebcn BON philadelphia 5urllf'
9cfcbrt it, uno MN fcIgence nrlImcoiae 9lr'
tifcl pcbIfcl gum 8erfauf anbictet Gn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
SreiwiQi9es SOtoQtou.

Sim piu9t Wcntn8 cen llfcn Suni, lca
am Naule uen Selir Ocrn icr,
in Befenbur9 Gounlhip, ecd,a @auutD cin
6reipiai9es Sdtailicu 9ehllten wcrcen =
Die @cmpaauitn Der Sapitine eept Ecrntld'
Ser, :jce Stctlcr, Olpio Jturrr, Gothon
@laue nno SNuatbdn 3immernlan, nsreen
su9egen ieiu, um in1pCftirt gu wereen aIuf
Sdebl ben
golYSOernnan Jfllpp,
sFh @iaf 9lenten GHpt6.
sPai6. 5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
SSSCAgaaagse0.

lluttrfhrietcre 2aueci9ncr Iduas eer Sor'
can Greet, nabe lei 2llIcutaun, fllbICn fh
curd, Gao tiQIide ilber ihre Selcer une Sau'
lono gchru, icirohl aIs eurd Stidlen i'm Spr'
can Tlue i'll Die 9irthwcuei9tctt 9eicBt, olle
irldc pcrieuCu gu warncn nidlt auf tbr Eono
III fcmmCn, ta &c 9c0cu bic llebctretun9 otc'
Ter Earnung nit Der Guscriicr Stren9e Ger
GjcItss bChaneeIt wertcn. @ltern meroen
tCullbridt9t cn6 lIe peraut,rcrtlIdl imo tur
ecn Shaern Ger enrd) lire &neCr an9er'dl'
ict tpiro. .
Sbarlcs 6rdmer, Schn 9. Giitcns,
z. S. Trcptag, 9frbert Y. Wright
r,uicpb lReauer, Caniel 6cth,
Or. WIedtrp, @bas. Sea9repcs,
Mai 6. nq3ir
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
WRoi 10.
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'aphS hermit 9c0rbeu, eas Der llntcrEidlncte
OLD @cmiuiilratrr Der oerifcrtcncn 9Sithpc
DSaria 9f OF b, lcetbin bon Gcro'0Gbrtt'
hat 1ouultip, ecti,a SdunD, ernannt ,ror'
rgn IL. ollie cicjrui0cn peIdlc nod arf ir'
acno cine 9lrt al bgIa9te Nintcrlahcnlthoft
fdulei9 Gno, percen erIud,t innerhalb UIo'
naten abmbcNhlcu, = uno irldle Die nrtb
rcdlimdei9e stufcroeruu9cn hoben fno Sletdl'
faaS qetetcu, eielebe iunCrbolb tclo9tcr 3eit
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Died,
On Saturday the 2sth last, PKTER CAMPBELL, sou of
Charles and Mary Campbell aged year end IL months
The fire Of the family requested to attend the
funeral on Sunday this day. al hafpsst o'clock from
his fathers residence, No. Centre Market Place.
On the 9Sih inst ELIZABETH AsroR, rect OF the late
John q. Wendell She was born in Waldorf Germany,
in the year l773 and had been resident Of this city for
halfa century.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her son. John
D. Wendell requested to attend her funeral from tho
residence Of her nephew, VIM. r. Woodcock, Esq, on
Monday at p M.
On Saturday morning. asth Instant, Arpnrw Grrrosp
in the ssth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested
10 attend his funeral without further invitation Mon
dav the S0th inst at O'Clock NJ, from his late resi-
dsnee No IS Eleventh street. between the sh and 9th
AT salem. srrrHrr NrcHoLs, IS, member Of the
Society Of Friends.
AT Dsnvers, Widow AsieAIL HoorER, 81.
AT Cyorham, Nov. le, Mr. EDWARD WrBp, revolution.
sry soldier, SO.
At Hatfield, Nov. Is, CorIoN PARrRipeE, 81.
Al williamsburgh Nov. 18th, Mrs. MAsr, wife Of Mr.
Elijah walcott, 81.
It Goshen, Nov. "a, Widow PnEsE Anvil, 81
At Ashheld Oct n, Widow MARy PBiLIirs. ga
At Augusta Me. 10Th inst, Mr.. JEsrm'AH BuLrFcH,
formerly Of Boston, ST.
Nov 70, Air PErxR MAoxrrrosH ssnr, 3d. his remains
were Inferred at Mount Auburn on the 2oth.
ths oh Inst, u ne rssidsnce Of her son. Mr. George
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
MOVEMENTS OF THE GULF SQUADRON.
TAMPiCO CAPTURED,
The Town having Surrendered
Internationally.
&c. &c &c.

We received the following highly important in
telligence last evening by telegraph, taken from
the New Orleans papers of the 2lst inst. -
The U. 8. steamer Mississippi arrived at the
8. w. Pass on the 10th, and Immediately fer
warded the news up to the city of the capture Of
Tampico on the l4th inst by the U. 8. squadron.
The fleet sailed under Com. Conner ON the 1lth
and 18th, and on the l4th Com. Perry crossed the
bar with the Spitfre, Vixen, Petrol, Bonita and
Refer, having received reinforcements from the
Cumberland, Mississippi, Princeton and 81.
Mary's.
There was no opposition made to the army by
the Mexicans, and the town was sure ndered to
our forces Internationally, the garrison having
been previously Withdrawn.
The Mississippi sailed Immediately for the Ba-
lie, for troops to garrison the city. She touched
at the Brazos, and despatched lieutenant to
General Patterson's camp, to obtain troops for the
garrison.
A force would also oe Immediately despatched
from New Orleans.
Tamplco is now in possession OF the marines
and sailors of the feet
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUBS
4 l. NJ M L Ii q II Il II g


THIS admirable emollient is now by common consent
rated No as remedy for betches. pimpes, pustules
souri, reckes sunbum all kinds OF eruptons every
species OF discoloaton Of the su All competition has
been completely dstsnced by this invaluable preparation,
the demand for which, within the last mouths, has
creased more than 500 cent and still increasing The
ceaness and freshness which ts impar the compiler
and dressing be considered furnished with pro-
toilet that lacks
GOUR-aUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.
also delicious compound and be used in hard
salt wateT and sovereign and dy for
the bites OF insects II beauty be- is asserted only skin
deep is the important that the thin covering in which
loneliness resides should be kept its and at
Italian Medicated Soap but he thinks that the number
nheaes which have been published throughout the Union
cost Of several thousand dollars the Doctor from
nen fhyscisns Clegymen, Members Of Congress- Capains
OF SHIPS, Omce Of the Army and host Of distinguished
ladies' the original Of which testimonials always be
lirequued the Doctor thinks Sufficient convince any
one not yilihy blind n there be SUCH the Doctor
mot Moses and the neither would believe
Gounuds Pcudre Subtitle positively ertirpates root and
branch, all superfiuous hair.
Goursuds Liquid Rouge will mpart the pale cheek and
lip, crimson flush, magnificent a. that Of the rose
Gourauds G,ecian Hair Dye will change red gray hair
Gouraus Lily wte instantly redpessss Pushes
and roughness.
Beware Of deception and remember that il is impossible to
procure the genuine Of Dr. 0oursud a.
his depot g Walker street, frat store Broadway and Of
hs
Aesxr.lt Chestnut street, rhiladslphis, Boston. A. q
Jordon MIX susst, lowell, Carleton Cc Wofcssisr
orsen Get risFes, Albany. 49,, o. imsns
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Movements Of Travellers.


The following embraces the whole of yesterdays ar.
rivals Of the principal hotels -
AaEsioAN-w. Phelps. New Orleans; Capt Muger,
u. g. A.; j. r. Bankhesd Pensacola; A. BAche Washing
ton; c. Burnley, Boston, J. Durham, New York: DR..
Pnkney, u. s Al Harris do; T. Crossan. do; j. Cas-
keI Virginia; Major Ripley Springfield; r. Psulding,
Tarrytown.
AsToa.-H Dabney, Providence; d. Conner Balti.
more; J. Ames, Massachusetts, J. Whiteher, IL Fry,
Richmond; c. Ash, Philadelphia Mr.. Brskenrider,
Pittsburg w. Foster. A. Homer Boston; Mr. Croswel
Albany A. Wlett, Englsnd; Mr. James, J. Steele. Al
bany II. Talbot Providence J: Greenwood, Albany
w. Howes, Boston; N. Powles, Virginia; H. Sweet,
Baltimore w. Rives, Virginia 4. Wright, H. stone
Boston H. Carpenter, Poughkeepse r. Plat Philadei
phia; g. Hail. Baltimore; A. Dudley Montreal; Ward
Virginia; I. Webster. Philadelphia; w p. Coleman
Troy; J. Murrell, Sing sing J. Peck, New Orleans
CIrr-S. Harper, Philadelphia; Capt. Needer Csnan
dsigua, r. Morris. Upton Park; j. Armstrong Detroit
X. o'Reily. Albany; Forsyth. Floridai W Norris,
Philadelphia X. Nells, do d. Robertson, Lancaster;
Rev. Mr.. MoClean, N. j.; r. J. Smith, Philadelphia 80
FRAsKLIs.-D. Belden. Conn., T. Chase, Brockvile;
Q. EnElehsm, Albany; Z stoIie. TroyiA Rousseau do
NJ Priest Little Falls; Hon. Geo. Rathbun, Auburn G.
Ehle nsjohsrie; E. Barnum, N Y; N. James, Nc,
Combs Dam; w. Breisale, Bridgeport; c. Berhsrd
Boston; E. EJgeron, c.; @. Mosely. Conn; L. Perry
Boston; ID. Pratt, Princeton.
HowARp--G. Farrell, Hudson; s. Gilmore. Phila II.
Tabor, Troy; S. Remson Bridgeport; II. Jacobs Boston;
NJ Euttace Montreal; Hon. Juston King Ogdensburgh;
J. Adams Lyons J. Riand N. j.; A Lippncott G. Pat
terson Phila; II. Van Brunt La; Bedford Montreal;
J. Gleason. Phila; w Tracy, Boston; j. Morris, WASH
ington J. Greggs, N J; D. Hampstead, N. Haven; T.
Buckingham, Hampshire; Capt Peterson, L. Il j. Bar.
Der, Auburn; 4 Butler Phila.
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Marshall ofKitloy Canada West Mrs. MARY MAasHAtL,
Ut the advsnosd sgs Of VI years. month and u dsvs
She was horn, l7s5. In Pshsrn, Massachusetts Mrs
AsrAhs with her husband, removed to Canada In the
Spring OF 1909 consequence Of the bad state of the
roads from Regis and to close the trials and
protracted journey she mounted on horseback with
her youngest George in her arms until she
her destination in Augusta. And il is striking coinci
dent that this has been called upon to perform
the painful but grateful duty Of sustaining her in her
second Childhood and OF bearing her to her final resting
place.
On Saturday, Nov. 2sth, at O'Clock, A. NJ, THOMAS
Wm MssnE, Her Britannia Majestys Agents for Packets
In Pennington, Nov 26th, Gen. SOLOMON CowLxs aged
50, an oitcer in the army of the Revolution
In Middlstown, Nov 18th, Mr.. WIZ. SUMNER aged Co.
Revolutionary pensioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-29

Monday packet day for the steamer which Will leave
Boston for Liverpool Tuesday. There is very little
enquiry for sterling exchange and the full supply Of
bills keeps down the rates. 1t is estimated that i'm
poraon of at least ten millions of dollars in specie will
DO made within the next six months. This amount of
specie coming into the country, will have q very favor
able effect upon operation Of the independent trea
sury system.
All the contracts for building the New York and Erie
Railroad, from Port LswsIto BinGaampton (lso miles,
have been TAKEN The aggregate amount of the con-
tracts IL $1,000 900 This 10 900 less than the
estimates. Twenty-Five contractors have taken the
whole job at average of ~ cents per yard for rock
and 10 cents for earth excavation This Is considered too
low but the contractors said to be responsible
At this rate would complete the road to Dun
kirk.
tain articles exported from this port for the week ending
Nov a7th, inclusive, distinguishing the destination
ErPoRrs FROM THE PoRr New YoRK-Nov. 10Th TO
27rH INCLUSIVE.
To GnEAr BsIrAm-Flour, 80 7ie bbls applss, 900 do
ibs taow 1886 Do; pork bbls lard a4s 4s4 lbs;
corn lo4 os5 bush; beef 500 tics; wheat 81 4ss bush
1853 bales; 1an, do; corn meal ls2 bbs tobacco leaf
aiso q. bop: go S;:: :t.v:. 600 rice sss ,s:;
lbs; hsms 1906 ITO lbs; butter, 1877 do.
70 EaArcr.Flour, . aas bbIs; wheat. S,ss4 bush;
10 OArieH WEsT INpIhs-DoeI, 80" pis, IiCo, <],oVS
lbs nsur 2ss bbs hams $50 lbs; pork a4s bbls dry
Hsh a7o lbs; lard A,scs DE- cheese, 2aaa dol butter
100 do.
To BaIrIsn NsRrH AMrnIcAN CeLoNiEa-Flour, 700
bbls meal 100 do; beef tics; rye four $50 bbls
corn, 500 bush; pork, $50 bbls.
To DaiTIsn WEsr Irpfrs-Flour, $40 bbls and l6l
half dol rye hsur IL kbs meal 1876 do; rice s54
lbs hams dol pork, 4a4 bbls and 10 half do corn,
iobuh; butter SOFA lbs; lard os2 do; cheese,
dol beef 100 bbls and 20 halt do OATS el2 bush Live
sieeksheep s. mules, 8; Oxen 2; cowes horses, l6
To SPANISH WEsr IrDIEs-Dry ash, 80. $50 Tbs; beef
10 ha butter lbs; choose 1919 do; pork, 20 bbls;
lard. 6,e24 lbs; nour, 800 bbls; hams, 900 lbs.
The immense exports of cheese to Great Britain can
but attract much attention The shipments Great
Britain during the above week, In the aggregate
larger than in my preceding week this season.