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the occasion offered, cover themselves with glo-
ry."
II was to guard against such impulations tha'
he entered 50 fully into the preliminary details
Of the campaign. lie then alludes to "other
causes of snsasiness" against the department
to ",he want of confidence and support :" his
official position" both a, Washington and o"
the Rio Grande, and concludes by exPrcssin. II
wish to receive the command Of the army.
The Secretary Of War replies on tho 26lh.-
lie is not aware Of any just cause Of nneasiness
or Of the want Of official support Of which Gen.
Scott complains.
The next letter Of Gen. Scott is dated on the
27th. lie recapitulatss the circumstances un'
der discussion to show that hs has always been
ready To take the command Of the army, that
he expected il, both from seniority Of rank and
from the promise of ths President. though he
had not received any pritten orders without
which no officer Of the army or navy was eve'
spaichsd by the Executive on distant and i'm
portant service. lie also shows that his pres
ence at Washington was indispensable during
the preliminary arrangements. and that 1t was
well understood by the department that al
though he was ready to 60 whenever ordered
his presence on the Rio Grandc would not, II
his opinion, be demanded before the Is,
September; also, that i, would be an ac, of in
justice to supercsde Gen. Taylor until he c"ul'
90 at the hesd Of reinforcements sufficient l.
penetrate to the interior Of Mexico.
The Secretary replies by iotimating that tn
further explanations may better be deferred t
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espondcnce of Commercial Advertiser.

WAsulNoroN, Thursday. June II, NJ.
am now enabled 10 give yOu somewhat more
parlicularly the terms Of the proposition made
by Mr.. Pakcnhau.
It's substantially as follows: The line of AZ
deg to be the dividing line from the Rocky noun
taln- to " t,rch bay thence down The canal to
he Straits of Fucu and through The stats to
,le ocean The liudson's Bay Company Ia
have the right oi navigating III" Columbia during
the existence of their present chdiIcr, winch has
vet thirteen years Ia run.
They are also To have the privilege Of hunting
during the same time, but are Ia make no more
settlements Their present posse<slous are Ia
he confirmed to them aud they may cnn,Inur 1"
hold them or sell them IN lee supple as they
ma, think proper.
There are, oi course, many miner details ~ The
nrnnoSition hu these are Iis mann features, and
It requires 10 prophet TO ioretci that It wili be-
accepted--e-prclaIly as il Is understood TO be an
lnifimafun.
To nudge from counlenances the thing may be
considered ms settled, for the ~ deg. Senators
are all smiles, while the - i0s look unulternble
things One Of the latter heard To "A, last
night that he wished he could hang tour oi his
Senators. II is even SAID that the distinguished
chairman of foreign relations, himself. has de.
serted the 81 iOs, but can hardly believe it,
Mons rerTORs.
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Var and .Missions-The N. Y. Tribune, in
giving an account of the barbarous war that
has been reducing entire villages to ashes in
the Shcrbro country, on the west coast Of
Africa, says, that the Mission established there
by the Union Missionary Society, though sit
uated in the midst of this region of savage
contention, had remained entirely unmolested
That the persons and property Of the Mission.
aries had been respected by all the parties con-.
cerned in the war.
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The New York papers of Friday afternoon
announce the death Of the venerable Theodore
Deight, for many years senior proprietor and
editor of the New York Daily Advertiser. lie
was ever highly respectable and useful citi.
zen lie died at the age of cighty-two years.
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The New Orleans Picayunc of the 9th,
states that the next demonstration of General
Taylor will be upon the city of Monterey, 81
leagues from Matamoros, and that he designs
20 be- there as soon in July az possible.
Il is "talked" in the Camp opposite Mata
nioros that Gen. Arista will shortly receiv,
reinforcements, rally, and give our army "a
mother turn" Very doubtful.
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GRsER,L CAUSE.-THE Union Of Wcdncs-
day, contains several columns Of the CORES
pondcncc between General Games and the
Secretary of War. 1t is chiefly made up Of
letters by the General, informing the Depart
mcnt that he has taken the responsibility 20
call for additional volunteers, and replies by
the Secretary rei'crating his orders that tho
General shall stop his illegal proceedings.
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DANCING ScHooL.-It will be seen by ad-
vertisemcnt that Mr. Brown, Of Boston, will
open School for instruction in the polite and
fashionable accomplishment of Dancing on the
Odd inst at Masonic HALL. He produces
credentials from the most respectable sources
in reference to character and capability, and
will doubtless have a full school
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The steamship Alabama experienced n very
sever" gale cf the BRACES ~. Iago on the 30th
ut. She dragged her anchors, and was in
imminent peril for some hours, hut her admira.
bile qualities rs a sea vessel aud the skill with
which she was navigated, bore her through ,hs
st"im ~ SAFETY.
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a. The crlrbrnicd and eccentric Mike
WNlsh who was Imprisoned for libel has been
patduncd by tb. Governor ur New Yn,k.
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The correspondent Of the " Y CONNER.
cial says, that sorea only voted against the
Treaty
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~ It's stated that Taylor has about 5000
men pnde, his command.
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IMPORTANT
FROM WASHINGTON.
SETTLEMENT
OF THE
OREGON QUESTION
CHEERING PROSPECTS
OF
PEACE.
A BRIGHT 4 GLORIOUS CAREER BEFURE U.s.
Correspondence ". York Sun.

Correspondence ~ York Sun.
WAsnrNGroN, Friday, June IL.
Since | wrote you on Tuesday, public
opinion here has settled the Oregon ques-
ton. Members of Congress agree in de-
claring the terms as tavorablef as we
could either expect or desire. What fol-
lows! Peace Unircrsal Peace Those
portentous clouds which have lowered up
on us and upon the world are dispclled.
The bright and glorious prospects of hap
piness and progressive civilization which
hailed the opening of the Congress Of
lS43-which checred on the friends of
human progress and the best interests of
man, again shine out upon the world -
Our difficulties with Mexico are now
settled: Or rather, they will settle them
selves as soon as Paredcs learns that there
is to be no war on the Oregon question.
| lie will now discover that Santa Anna
and Almonte were more sagacious than
! himself in their views of national policy
and anglo-saxon diplomacy.
Sir Robert Peel is about to retire from
Office, and rather than bcqucath war to
his successor, he presents the olive branch
to America under circumstances which
cannot fail to be acceptable to us. Al
though our war with Mexico is on Eng
lish account, yet the British Governmen,
has, in the most solemn manner protested
against it, assuring the President that they
have done all they could to prevent it
and intimating that Paredcs has acted con
trary to their advice.
1 Everything looks promising. The fear.
of your business men may give place to
unbounded confidence.
1 Your money market need no longer b,
\ tight" nor your Merchants "cramped'
in their business by apprehensions Of tn
/ future.
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II. S.--Thc Senate approved
OF Inc treaty this evening, so
rs tS send IL 10 En- gland i'm
the steamer 1libernia ON
Monday.

Il learn that ,hs navigation Of the Columbia
River is to be grhntsd to England during the
charter of the Hudson Spy Company, (seven'
teen yrar.,) which expires ~ 1863, aud not for
ten wears as before stated. Jhe other terms
are Ms you siatcd-lIne Of 49,, vancouver
Island to England, aud tho United States to pay
The Hudson Bay Company for ten or tozen
forts below do.
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Nfr'ENENTANf WIN HTT''
4 motion was made that the House rccrdc
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

Yellow, Chrome Green. Spanish Brown
Prussian Blue, &c. &c. Brushes of all sizes
GRocERIEs.-Teas, Coffee of various quail
tiles, Sugar Mclasses, Rice, Fish, Spices &c
FauITs, &c.-Raisins, Lemons, Figs, Nuts
Of all kinds.
GLAss-wARE.-As small assortment bought
low and for sale cheap.
PATENT MEDrcMEs.--Lee's, Gregory's
Smiths, ,Moffat's, Hooper's, Phinney's. Eoff's
Wistar's, Brandreth's, Clickner's, Snyder's
and McLanes Pills: Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Duncan's Expectorant, Vaughns Lithontrip
tic mixtures Faulkner's Elixir, Bristol's Sar.
saparlllu. India Cholagogue. McKenzie's Ton.
ic Febrifuge, Winer's Arcaneum, Winer's
Hoarhound & Elecampaine, Moffat's Bitters
Jaynes Hair Tonic, Cough Drops and Loz
enges.
LlQuoRs, of all kinds, for medicinal pur
poses.
VARIrrY-Soaps of all descriptions, smell
ing Salts, Eau de Cologne, Extract Of Lem
on, Hair and tooth brushes, Bears oil Or
ange-fower water, Rose water, Bay water
Otto of Rose, OK marrow, &c. &c.
Physicians furnished with medicines at 0
small advance from cost.
J. S. LEFFINGWELL.
Je;,a TO- 184R. 81 54tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29
Later from the Army.

The steamship New York, Captain Phil
1 lips, arrived at New Orleans on the 18th
inst, from Brazos Santiago via Galveston.
She left the Brazos on the Ilth, and Gal.
weston on the 18th inst She brought a.
mong her passengers, Col. Mcintosh and
son, Lieut.. Bib, Lieut.. Power and Lieut..
Lowe. Twenty discharged soldiers also
came over on her.
The Revenue Cutter Forward was at Gal
weston on the llth inst, from Brazos San,
ltiago, she having been ordered to cruise of
the coast Of Texas
The British sloop of war Rose arrived
at Brazos Santiago on the 9th inst, from
Tampico, and the U. S. Schooner Ffirt ar
lived there on the 18th from the same port
The Louisiana Volunteers celebrated the
4th of July with great spirit. Gen. Taylor
dropped in on ''the boys''-thirty of them
printers-drank wine with them, and pass
ed on to others. The fsts was a truly pat
riotic one.
/ The 7th regiment Of infantry left on the
9th for Camargo. Three companies wen
BY the way of the river, on the steamer
Big Hatchee, the others taking up their line
of march by way Of Reonoso. Both de-
tachlnents were expected to arrive abou
the same time.
Besides the Aid and the Big Hatchee
the Troy had arrived at Matamoras, anc
the papers expected a general move before
long. Verbal accounts represent that there
are ten boats at Matamoras, and that the
army is moving as fast as it is possible tc
despatch the troops up the river.
The general health Of the army is rep
resented as good, few cases of dysentery
and camp fever alone occurring.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

DEATH OF COLONEL McNuLTY-From
letters received in this city, we learn that
Col. CALEB J. McNuLTY, of the Mount
Vernon Guards, died ON board the steam
boat Jamestown, when about twenty five
miles above Randolph, Tenn, at half past
six o'clock, P. M, on the 18th of July.
He was unwell when the boat left Cincin-
natl, and continued to grow worse, until he
died. Every attention was paid to him,
particularly by DR.. TREvITT, the regi.
mental surgeon, and by Colonel MORGAN,
the commanding officer. These gentle
men gave up their state-room to him, in
order that his situation might be made as
comfortable as possible; and DR.. TREvrrr
watched over him, personally, from the
hour he came on board, until he died.
Nothing, indeed, was omitted, that human
ity and skill could perform.
The remains Of Col. McNuLTy were to
have been buried at Helena, Arkansas, with
military honors.
The deceased mas gentleman Of talents
and had he lived to the ordinary years o.
man, would undoubtedly have won for him
self an honorable reputation. He had ma
ny excellent qualities of both head anc
heart, and his very faults we're those o
(which no really and permanently bad mar
is ever guilty. He was ardent and impul-
sive; but it should be remembered, that these
qualities are the parents of many of the
highest virtues that illustrate humanity
Ohio Statesman.
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Chancery Notice.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court of
4 Common Pleas of the County of Portage,
and State Of Ohio, at their June Term, A. D.
ls46, Joseph R. ScGvill is hereby Notified,
that on the Fifth day of May, A. D. 1916,
Isaac Brayton filed in said Court,a Bill in
Chancery, against one john Scovill and the
said Joseph X. the object and prayer Of which
Bill is, to foreclose Mortgage given to one
Samuel Miller by said John G. Joseph r. on
the esd day Of Oct. lS44upoH their title and
interest in the Mill seat and yard situate IN
Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio, in Lot
No. 81 under and by virtue of lease from
Truman Pitkin for the period of sixteen
years from the ninth day Of March, A. ID.
l841, to secure the payment of FIVE sepera.e
promissory notes when they severally become
due, and which notes were in said deed liter
ally set forth. Said Bill further represents
tina. on the 18th of January, l845, said Miller
assigned his interest in three of the notes
therein specified together with his Mortgage
ing two notes he assigned to Cyrus PrentIss
that the said three notes are each Of them
due and unpaid. SAID Complainant rrays that
said defendants may be decreed to psy the
sum found to be due unto Complainant for
principal and interest within q reasonable
time to be named, or in default thereof tha,
the right, title and interest of said Defend.
ants in said Mill, Mill seat, and yard with
privileges described in said Lease and Mort
gage be sold by the Sheriff as on Execution
at Law. and the proceeds of such sale be
applied, SC. &c.
And the said Joseph R. is further notified,
that unless he appears and pleads, answers,
or demurs 10 the said Bill, within Sixty days
after the next term of said Court, the said
Complainant at the next term after the expi-
ration of the sixty days, will apply to said
Court to take tho matters of the Bill as con-
fessed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
FRANCIS w. TAPPAN,
SoPr. for Comp'lt.
Dated, Ravenna, June Ct, 1846. 6w57.
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Copper, Tin and Sheet IrOMware
M A N UFACT TORY,

.H Franklin JNills, !. Portage County, Ohio.
ENliE subscriber would take this method
to inform the citizens Of Portage and the
adjoining counties that he has purchased the
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 shortes:
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 share of public
patronage. r. BRADLEY.
Franklin Mills, April 20, l846. 47,f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

WHO SPEAKS THE SENTIMENTS OF THE
WH1o PARTY? That IS THE QUESTION
The whig Senate of 1544-5 with Alfred
Kelley and w. L. Perkins at its head,
passed bill repeating the negro laws.
The Ohio State Journal has declared for
their repeal. And Mr.. Bebb has declared
himself for their repeal on the stump, and
yet the Journal says: "Mr. Bebb does mol
speak for The Whig party" Now the
question is who speaks for the whig party
The whig Senate, the Journal, and the
whig candidate for Governor, havc all de-
cIared in favor of the repeal, and yet none
of them speak for the party. How is it,
Mr.. Journal? Who is the accredited or.
CANT Ohio Press.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29
Medical Notice,

DR. E. CASPARI takes this method of
- informing his friends and the public in
general that he is soon to leave on journey
TO the west, and is happy in recommending to
the numerous friends of Homeopathy that
DRs. LEE &. GAME will be his successors in
whom he can place much confidence as hon.
they will give entire satisfaction to the pub
lie.
Dr.. C. LEE would announce to the public
generally that he will also attend 10 the va
rious operations Of Dental Surgery, during
any leisure office hours.
Ravenna, May 26, I846. 5gtf.
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Destructive FIRE.-The Toledo Blade
says:-sWe are panied to have to announce
the destruction by fire Of nearly the whole
village Of Providence, in this county. On
the morning of the 18th, about 2 o'clock,
A. M, the Packet Erie came through the
village which was then nearly all on fire,
an it was not without difficulty that it could
be preserved the fire falling upon il in
showers. The particulars have not reach
ed us. All we know is, that all the bull
dings, taverns, stores and dwellings on the
bank, that were near to each other, were
burned tsla
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

BLACK EYEs.--There Is something in.
describably and irresistibly attractive in o
pair of black eyes set in a female face.
Sly run,orsthat come in private letters from
tho army insinuatet that the Mexicans have
very faithful and serviceable weapons in
their black.eyed girls, who are vanquishing
our men and officers by the score. So,
eye-balls are doing what copper balls fail
ed most signally to accomplish. Ven York
.JNevs. eF
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29
MILLINERY.

MISS KELLY would inform the
lvk Ladies of Ravenna and vicinity, that
she has removed to the Brick building east
of the Post office where she intends to cons
tinue the Millinery business. She therefore
invites the Ladies to give her trial in theil
line--and she will guarantee,to accommodate
them with the latest fashions and best work
and she hopes by paying strict attention tc
her business to receive share Of the public
patronage. -.
Rayenna, April 81, 1916. Aft.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

BoMBARDMENT OF VERA CRuz.--Re
ports from Washington say that the Naval
Council assembled at that city have recon-
mended that the castle Of st. Juan de Ullou
be bombarded, and that Vera Cruz be taken.
If "a sufficient force of fsteamers and ships oi
the line are sent there, the fall Of the cas-.
tie Of St Juan will be sure to grace the vic.
tories Of Palo Alto and Reseca de 10 Palma,
and add fresh glory to our nayy.-Pitts.
burgh Chronicle.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

U' Tho great American Remedy in Rheuma.
tism is one of the most eficacious remedies in
the world-it is certain to give relief no matter
of what character the complaint is-chronic, in
Aammatory or any other-the mixture will drive
it from the systeni.-See our columns for adver-
tisement. Call on agents aad get pamphlet
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

RIoT IN CANApA.-The Kingston, Can
ada West, papers give accounts of recent
serious riots at Bytown, between the Cath
olics and "Orange" Irish. The military
were called out and some arrests made, be-
fore order could be restored.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29
TAILO R ING.

TINE subscriber would inform bis Fricnds
i and the Public generally, that he still
con tinues to carry on the above business, at
his Old Stand, one door South OF C. Pren.
tiss' store, and is prepared as heretofore, to
do work in his line Of business. in the, nIentsss
and most Fashionable manner. The VIEW
YORK SPRING & SUJlIAEER FASH.
IONS just received. s,.
GEO. SOMMERVIL DE.
: N. B.-Cutting done to order.
Ravenna, o. May 5th,' i846,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

G Richard 8. Candy, Esq, represen-
tative from Loganin the last Legislature,
and who opposed the tax law at every step,
was nominated for Congress- BY the wings
Of the 4th district, composed ofthe counties
of Champaign, Clark, Miami, Logan and
Union, at d convention held in Urbana on
the 10th inst.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29

THANKFUL for past favors and desirous
= as ever to please all who may favor him
with their custom, the subscriber hereby no
titles 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
ly on hand and will manufacture to order
Hats of Every Descriptions,
all of the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow citizens
and examine my assortment, as charge moth
1 ing- for the sfghf. II. c.. TIfGGKKfMsFEsR. TIfGGKKfMFER
Ravenna, April Cd. 1916. 48tf.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in>
In terested, that, at the June Term, A. d
1896, Of the court of Common Pleas of Port
age County, Ohio, the Executors and Admin
istra,ors on the following estates presented
their several settlement accounts, which
were ordered to be placed on file in the Office
Of the Clerk of said Court, for the inspection
and exception ofali persons interested until
the next term of said Court to wits e4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29
For the Sentinel,

Answer to R. C. Jr's. Geographical Er ig-
ma a.-Brevet Major Samuel Ringgold. So.
lations. Lima,-Erie.--Georgia, ,--Indus,--
Austria, a,-Boston,- ,-Saone, ne,--Sumnit,--Aral
(Urali)-vermont-Java-Siberia-S
QUENTIN DURwARD.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29
QuKNrIr DuawARD.

For the Sentinel.
Geographical Enigma. No. 2.
BY QUENTIN DURwARD. N q
lam composed OF go letters.
My l, Q, s. 10, 8, is city in Italy.
My IS, $, q, 5, Is, is town in Austria.
My 19, &. 4, 1, 6, is lake in Russia.
My 10, 10, $, q, IS, 8, is a range Of
mountains in Europe.
My 8, 4, 1, IS, 10, is river in South A.
merica.
My 10, 10, 90, g, 0, is a sea Of Asia.
My II, 4, 8, IS, ID, is county in Indiana.
My IS, l6, II, is county in Missouri.
My IL, IS, I6, 10 is a sea in Asia.
My whole is the name of an officer in the
American Army.
GJAnswer IN two weeks.
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Cash for Flax Seed,

TT1HE subscribers are prepared to pay the
L highest market price in Cash for Flax
Seed, delivered at their Oil Mill at Camp.
bells Port, Portage county, Ohio.
J. & 2. M. WHITTLESEY.
Campbells Port, July 81, 1S46. 6f.
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QUENTIN DuRwARD.
For tho Sentine

For Tho Sentinel
Answer to Geographical Enigma. Mol.
--Mordecai Bartley. Solutions .-Rome,--
Tiber-May-Bear-T -Toledo-Colorado.
Answer to Puzzles. No. i.-Pear-Ear,
Pea. Number 2.-XC-C-CX. re vet
't -TEt Hs-'- 0upNrrv nrto xx ann
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-07-29
The Steamboat North Queen
t C.. C.. CatIett. Master.

The SCeamDO M0rch queen
C. C. CatIett, Master.
HAS now been running as aregular pack
~ OF, tri-weekly between Eittsburgl and
Wellsville, since the sOth Of April, and win
run in that trade whenever the river will
admit. N as4
Leaving Wcllsvlle on Mondays, Wednes-
days & Fridays, Of each week at Z o'clk, A. M.
Leaving Pittsburgh on Tuesday, Thurs
days and Saturdays at o'clock, r. NJ.
Freight and passage will at all times be as
low, if not lower, than the rates as charged
by other boats, and as it is the intention ol
the owner to have her run exclusively as a
packet between Pittsburgh and Wellsville
the patronage Of those interested in regular
and uniform communication between those
points. is earnestly solicited.
Wellsville, June 10, 1846. Sw6O*