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specified Manuscript previously agreed be-
the parties
p An advertisement marked the for specified
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uneni enacted accordingly
pT Regular Adv rtisem cnts--ro avoid any misun-
dersandng the Of Annual Advertisers but
dsaoty privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Eate Legal and all other Advertisements by
them be m additional charge, and variation.
Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements 10 be
inserted by the but be charged the usual subject
discounts = shall be agreed upon.
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whole Fare from Richmond TO BaIti.
more imcImding mcnI.l 81.

whole Fare from Richmond 10 Ba lii
more Including Meals 81.
'ENHE public are hereby advised that on and az
erThuu day the Oh OF July the new beautiful
steamer MOUNT VERNON, Capt e. w. GunneH
rooky in connection with Richmond fredericksburg POLO
mae hA Road betweea the hntng Atquia Piney
Point ard ia trnor
Pascng leaving Richmond in the Car, on Mondays
and IhuIsiays auSe At hequiA Greek between IL
where they take the splendid Vernon peenIur
The Potomac they dine board Mount Vernon Having
or the beautiful Of the Potomac daylight
fney foint TO tea where
gers IN IN. Pavilion At that popular bathing
foih asr suppSr tfey Baltimore
night soHs A0Hrs adraaes Of
bay Boas who have LEFT Richmond
morning.
As thslne avoids the wide portion OF the Bsy
senEes by II OF course incur much less
storms and much without delays on the
route IN Baore than they possibly by River
and Bay line.
Returning Baltimore Fridays
al T. NJ arrive atPIney Point breakaS Aequia
by IL NJ whence they erge by the great Mail
Train, arriving At Richmond by 81 Pm
The houE Vernon will take and passengers al al the
landings on The Potomac going and returning.
Passage and Pare Including Pney Poin; and on DO.
he Mount Nernon between Richmond Fede ssburg or any
ineTmedat point and Bah more 81.
Passage and between Richmond AMI Pine, Point or
otEer hrdIng Potomac o..
Passage and FaTs between Feienk Point
It's determination Of the Rail Steamboat Gonna
MES 10 keep this line, that always
by other a and the comfortable
expeditions Than other line Richmond ana
uunrc. except tie Great Mail line.
For further appy nj The Richmond
L fredericksburg Rail BOad Oise.
je3I A.en, OF T,an.oo,,,,on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-01

WHERE may be found At all times a complete
ard tasteful assortment Of MATS Of following
bsAYER PLAIN RUSSIA. PANAMA, sroRTTNa
BRUSH, CASHMERE OREGON, wool. aud
MoLEsKIN NUrRiA IEGHoRN aLAZED.
Genusmens and Youths OPEN, London sprnr Gusri Navy
Velvet nend Fancy Top and Octsron Coh Cars ine on sin
Caps Infants Nevetruhsns and Fur Caps quaHtsa
Peon' IN want % any o. The above respectfully
quesled ea prouc 70 e them At tho loves,
prices either Wholefse OF Retail
b@ ,. D. HOOVER, No. n, Main o.
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[IlI1Ull3IRS


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For the Cure OF scrofuiaI mercurfn1 pisesscs,
and all other Impurities &c the Biood.
n CHALLENGE 10 The WORLDl!
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July rs, Is4G.
MORE NEW GOODS.
INHOMAS X. PRICE & co. have ma, -
- eeiyed by from New York
Black Velvet Ri5ands
Bobhin Edges
Gauze FianReiA Welsh
French Lawn Eidkfs
Plouneed Grass Ssirs
funch Laces &c
IN IaDe DsIeu and Dame.k Cgohs ,h.v -. 4 -,
any oI winch viii be offered low IN Dr,.o,. n.-
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DIR. CULLEN,S
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC. for Ee

medicine
females.
Prepared solely by ROwani Walton wholesale and
retail by jos T. Rowland 376 Market Philadelphia PIeoL
Richmond, Va John o. Caan, Washington; Henry Cook
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-01
RifbmonS Dailp fpbia.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT N. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
II IL K Nj $ .

Wing largest political sheet south OF the Poto
New Orleans and its daily scmi weekly and
weekly printed Cylinder rres- propelled
The circulation throughout the whole
enjoyed by paperwheh will be- greatly
year. daily aeeeszons making-givss
rvailed importance advertising medium.
securing. win de
gree regularity, and Home Correspondence and
made
age. Wing heretofore steadily advanced whou
popreto enhance It's business
Daring OF
will be attended TO with greatesre.
ToLER ELLIOTT co.
D.rLy Paper ~ per srxIwrrELr, single IS FOL
1--WE eope. WEEKLY. copy. a. i've for 81
ten eope. si5-aways advance Remittance may "
Publishers all where evidence
dspo-e Of The Post Once containing
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EAGLE HOTEL.
TO BUYERS OF FURNITURE--SOUTH
j. A. l. " MEEkS

HAVING facilities for manufacturing al kinds Of the
- Rationale and Syads FHitHrs used beg
speetuly TO call the attention Of Southern Gentlemen Ladies
Visng New YORK. Establishment No ~ Vescy street
few doors from the hsor House Al their Store Rooms will be
found extensive stock Furniture made the
modern Partisan well desirable styles such Egyptian
EEabethan Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV all OF
their manufacture and under their
tnendenee and warranted to made this Europe
New York. Hcpt. I2hi45. iy
GNANTON mATTINGs-white and eolored Canton Mat
~ uhgs -, 50 and 64-or sale cheap
LATHROP. CBBIsTIAN cos,
my 90 Main
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INV AND MOST AGREEABLE RAIL ROAD
AND STEAmHOAT LINE TO RAI.TIuORE.
VIA PINEH POINT AND THE MOUTH OF
POTOMAC.
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ADDITIONAE sVPPIICS

Campbeifs Hymns.
II w RANDOLPH l. CO, l2I Main street have for s,s-
sCamP9esseeeuon OF Psalms ymns in various style,
OF onns Al prices from soc 81 The ng far sa2eor
10 the Kind generally Also Csmpbeus
system and CamPbes translation OF New Te.lAneIl large and
UsiEe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-01

GALLAGHER " OLDNER have on hand
- and receiving direct from The importers in New York
Oh LoLdon Dock Brandy, vintage 1886
Pine old oarI DuPuy Co Brandy
Ptlavoisn DO
Superior Old Port Wine, n bottles and casks
Madeira and sherry
With general assortment Of all kinds Wines Liquors By
wholesale and retail on
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
RaYcnnn Prica Ciarre i.f.I

GREAT AMERICAN RgMERy We are permitted
to say, that Alderman Van slyke, of the city Of
Buffalo, has been cured Of the worst case Of Salt
Rheum, that ever afflicted humanity ty-for years,
he has suffered every thing, and ho offered tho
New York faculty $500 if they would cure hlm.
They tried TO no purpOso-4 battles hss complete.
ly eradicated every yestiage off disease dthe
Gentleman has kindly allowed tbs DR., to use his
name. This chse was forwarded to rhs, Agent in
this place, and we have it directly from him.
We shall. one ofthese days. PVT forth The mot
astounding list Of cures eyer made BY any article.
Call upon Agents for Pamphlets-vsee advertising
colums for yaughn's medicine which made tho
above cure.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
MlaIrriaaes.

AtGreen ayWiscon.in,on the 10Th ut., BY the
Rev. Mr.. Hom,nann, Mr.. CHAS. R. TYLER,
formerly of this village. 10 Miss ELIzABETI
A.,eldest daughter of Capt. .JouN ". Corros, Of
Green hay,
In Brim6ed, on the 30sh ult., by Arba Twitch.
ell. ESQ. Mr.. ARCHIBALD FEM to Mrs,
ELIZABETH ANN WATERS, both Of Brim,
field. '@"o'2 p 1gcs t9d
At The Prentiss House. on the 22d ult.. by
E. spaldng. Esq, Mr.. FREDERICK CnR RIs-
PELL to Miss NANCY CLARK, Of sttoc,s.
borough.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
on BeggingD Eoles.Y A IT.

The whig candidate for SheriRis aexeft!
ing hinssl6 and sndeayofihgg to; coax II,
"with oil sorts Of Plapsibl telk, "A that por.
ton Of the wings who brsfusG to- support
him: How well he gilla succeed ! remains
to be seen. sJtawould be, useless for Jus to
say a word. But we shall, ahowever, tbe
pardoned if we, quote Q few lines ,ffom the
columns Of the Ohio Star for the benfit Of
those who have not sufficient independence
to withstandshis sntreaties: aEanmzGy l.
3i"He issea marvellous PROPER MAN mo
doubt, but he will LAUGH with his con-. ,m
rods at the credulity ofths whigs whom he
has duped. Every whig approached . in
this way ought 70 regard it as a contempt
able insult land spurn the man and re-
double his diligence against him. For,
LET IT. BE REMEMBERED that when aiman's
anxiety for Office is SO great as toasinduce
him to watch the highway for Mepnrpose
Of begging voies, he is altogether roo sanx.
ious-AND DESERVES DEFEAT.',-
Ohio Star, Sept i23, ls43ssiB .etag -
No man ever manifested more 'sanxiety
for Office" or was more perseyering in his
efforts to obtain votes for himself than Mr..
Frazer; and we doubt there is q "high-
way" s0ithin The county where he has not
been @begging yotes."a Wedo not see how
those who adopt the sentiments of the Star
can do otherwise than aid in securing the
'defeat'' he deserves - elbow say you,
are we right" ,i vs4f.3 :4 aes .5thd
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
READ THE PROOF

lfany one doubts upon what ground Col.
Frazer, now stands, in relation to the sub
ject Of Abby Kellyisln, let him read the
following affidavit, Of Mr.. ALEXANDER
STERLING, one of the most respectable citi-
zens Of Shalersville, and then say, whether
he will vote for man for Sheriff, who to
say the least of it is Wing only for the
time being 'mereiy 10 keep up appsarances,"
but is at heart a believer in no party, no
Constitution, and no Government. Only
think a non-resistant for Sheriff of Portage
County! We prefer Democrat ai We
might endure Whig, but the Lord save us
from an Abby Kelley and Giddings DIS
UNIONIST. sss..,.,s q. sss5t.s,.stx.
ta.tfret 5!t The STATE OF OHio.2
Portage County, IS, nS,H
], Alexander Sterling, on my oath de-
pose and say that on the 26th, day, Of Sep
tember, 1916, Col. William Frazer called
on me, as | supposed to converse with me
in relation to my vote for Sheriff, and DUR
ing the conversation said to, him, "We ell,
COL, hear you haYe renounced your Alb
by Kelly doctrines since your nomination"
"Oh, no." he replied, y am now as much
ofan Abby Kelly man as ever was, but
you know situated as Lam Imusi keep up
oppearances," or something to that amount
"But," says !, Il understand you have
given it up" "No," says he,. 81 have not
given it up and there is no use of'giving it
up. Just see what Giddings is doing,
Il tell you, we haze all got to come to it,"
We had some considerable conversation
upon the subject, but this is the substance
OF what he said and know that he claim
ed to me to be a ''good ABBY Kelly man
still" 500
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07


u love you and how noble you are. n, B.,
loves you now as the troubadour. Nay,1
will first seek him and tell him, ALL He
may CONSENT gninall61 Oil eSsf sW
4 fear not.1g But wait sntil tomorrow
evening at this hour, / will see him in. the
interval, and try and prevail upon hims III
he consent not, we fly together, NM ...g y.
The next evening at sunset Dona inez
was about going to the balcony to NICE.
Feliz, resolved to fly with him ere she
should be forced to marry any one Of the
court when the Duke entered. y a a',,:i
q An, girl, you look confused he said,
smiling. 4 have news for you. You re.
member the troubadour, Feliz?' gp sl''9
Startled, she could hardly falter fotth,a
trembling ! assr., gr eoo : t.o.., saa
Isl, senor!, ,,a..r,,a ~ -. ",..t,.g -. ~
Don't tremble. know all. You love
each other. He has been to me and told
H.me all about. it.. What. o nair. Of rog1es
vile, as runs through the lands Of Cla- =.
Barlow, Hugh Lowry and George Wills
l,,.rs,;;y,. S.rt on. 1896. lli III.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
Deatbs.

In Rootstown, on Thursday morning. tho,
st inst Mr.. LYMAN CASE, aged about 60
years, ---l ss .F ai,ga-zr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
NEW GOODS
1T THE NTONrE STORE.

q DAY is now receiving his Stock of
y. FALL .AJV.D WINTER GOODS.
Among them will he found many entirely
ne,p styles, and he will sell them as low a.
any concern in this or any other county, i'm
Ohio for cash or produce. Call and see. W
Ravenna, Oct. S, 1848. re- y s+F.t
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07

CT Our neighbpr, fearful ,thatwe would
have an opportunity Of setting righthisl nu-. !.
merous Roorbacks, has kept his paper from
his subscribers, although it has been print
ted for two days past. Look out for the
rogues. ssax&4 ssMa Yv,scisf2sf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
NG-- V.Tl- :. No.
Consistency.

The whig presses and stumpers are try-
ing hard to make the people believe that
the Democrats have been accessory to all
the corruptions that have. ever, existed in
the management Of the Public Works Of
the State. Very likely they have. forgot
ten the relation in which the ,Shig party
stands toIsome Of the members Of that Board.
Perhaps it would be well to remind the peo.
pie fthis neighborhood that it was. whig
votes that elected Leander Ransom, one Of
the late members Of that Board, and whom
Mr.. Bebb would wish the people to believe
was q bad man, thinking that by 50 doing
he would cast the odium upon the Demo-
cratic party. Z U eIE. ,ss'%- e.
During the session Of the Legislature Of
l843 IA, the wings had majority lin the
House. The following extract from the
House journal, pages fs33 and 855, show
by whom Mr.. Ransom was elected: T.
'sMr. Sprague offered the following res
olution: 1s7Tq; 1fir 5FFYgT 81
.sRssolved, blythe General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio, that Leander Ransomlbe
appointed amember ofthe Public Works,
for the term Of three years from and after
the first dpy of. A pril next. Il sS
On motion Of MI. Sprague.g The House
took up the resolution appointing Leander
Ransom a member Of the. Board Of Public
works, and the same was then agreed to.''
Will they, when they again refer tosthe
corruption which has existed in that Board,
mention the above fact2 DEcErTIos, 49,
mn pn Ne n Ns1r rsv.~~, c. Y-AnyDUp aro thn
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07

QyERy-Has the whig candidate for
Sheriff comrnuned with the Churchofwhich
he is d member, fora year previous to his
nomination. Some Of his brethren say not.
Has he not often declared he neYer would?
Some Of his Abby Kelly friends say heshas.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07

ALEXANDER STERLING. /
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
9TH day Of Oct. l846. ,,ls4. Hns
...g "a Dage ViaL s. E. SPALDlNe, P. +
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
T YiIIage s scIlooI.

- - y, village school.
.uyHE Winter Term will commence on
Monday the 28th inst. A limited mum
her Of boarders viii be reeciyea iltathe fAmi'
y y '''o r'' T LYMAN w. lHALLs
Rayepna, October $, l848.
-c1UGAR! SUGAR!-A fresh supply Of
- Mnscovado, White Hayanna and Refined
Crashed and Powdered Sugar. just reeeivedby
! Sent, SO. HOOD 4 STEVENS.
leather Iron bound
Trunks oil various eises. just received BY
Sept. so. HOOD &SSTEVENS.
1pAINTED TUBS.-Tea nests Shaker
II Tubs, of all sizes. just receivedhy
Sept. go. HOOD & STEVENS.
bbls. Fine Salt just reed BY
- Sep. so. HOOD e STEvENS.
TTATS A few Of those Fine Fur HAS,
III latest style for sale low NJ ~.
Augusta, id s6silwiq ogH RhFSf
vt$Ya S sgaf5il 4gFt yHkFFst49gfF N s3f 4Y3t 9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07

FIST Of Letters remaining in the Post
.Az Office at HaSenna, Oct. LIST, 1876.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Inv P0t'VNAoNS SiOStoiS VI Tue tOWnSnlD
of Ravenna areo requested to meet at the
Court House on Saturday, evening next,
at half past six o'clock r., ks,e 49, b,A
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-07

o, Oct. AsL 1876.
IHartle Elizabath I.
Knapp. o., Ie
lLikms Sophronas I.
Lacey Joseph G..' c
Michael ADAM. I Z
Meads John. .s
Marvin A. b. q
tQds Eliza Re-
IPrichard jackson,
Pufer Sarah M.,
Reed. N. g., s'si
lRoyafton James,
Shell Daniel, 'c.:'1
Stone CharleA s&
|Sterne Eliza,
Smell John, tg.
'Tin,n,on Nicholas,
Trunk Harriet A., ,
|Tipt Athens .r.
Taylor Adaline,
Tyler he BIO. :
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-03
@A@M0GI1G1
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
WILLIAM BEBB,
Of Butler County.
THE TAX LAW.

The Tax Law We conclude in this days
paper, and we hope that much of the So
licitude and misgpprehension which exist
ed through the country in relation to it,
will, upon fair investigation ofits provi-
sions, be removed.
1t is not surprising that much anxiety
should prevail when taxation is the sub
iect OF legislation. A jealous scrutiny OF
the acts OF our Legislature, upon this ten
der subject, is TO be looked for in every
Intelligent community. But the express
sion Of opinion with regard to the merits
OF this and every other act, will, in such
community, be Withheld untiIails charac-
tar he fully understood. If our public
works, canals and railroads s, opening tho
Ioughairs between the extreme points of
our State, giving TO the people access to
The Lakes and seaboard on the North, the
Ohio rivor and the southern trade on the
South, has been beneficial to the farmer,
the mechanic, and the merchant, who
will say that the deht contracted in their
construction, should not be promptly dis
charged! And when the question arises,
Shall we fail to meet our liabilities, shall
we repudiate our contracts or provide
means for meeting them! where is the good
dtlzen who will hesitate to decide in favor
OF sustaining the honor q credit of his State!
And when a Legislature, Notwithstanding
the opposition and contumely of a iactious,
destructive. iaithless minority, provides
means to save the State from the ignom-
ny OF reputation, will not a majoriiy sus-
tain them! And when this is done by the
adoption Of a system that will euualize
taxation, ana make it in the least degree
bunhensome will that Legislature not re-
ccire the appreciation Of the people!
We are not prepared to examine the
details Of the present law. but we will
hazard an opinion whirh, we feel confident
will, when Ihr law has gone irto opera
ton, be found corect that the bur'hen
upon those who have heretofore borne the
greatest share OF taxation will be found
materially IGhtened. Whilst those who
have heretofore escaped bealng their
share, will he required to come to the res
cue, and contribute to equalzc the weight
and sustain the Credi, of the State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-03
GREAT LAT1IE In INnIA-

ThHig-ibgee hundred British aad .Naiipe
IrDUj kibsd aud UOuHded, aud Repori-
ed Lass II Tuny ThoUsaAd Sikhs al Mood
kes and FerOseshah.
Our Advices from Bombay, since the
sailing the steamship Camlfia, down to
January Ia, and furnish accounts OF one
greatest battles ever fought by the British
IN our Indian Empire, in which we have
sustained The known loss OF $500 of our
brave sodieis, including the gallan. Sale,
Sir J. M'Kuskill and Major Broadtoot
An Extraordinary Gazette gives the Of
fetal account of all the military operations
in this great struggle. On the l2th, 18Th,
and l4th OF December the Sikh army eros
sed the Sutlej, with, at the lowest csti-'
mate, 10000 men, (of whom 10000 or
$4,000 were cavalry and about $50 can
non Of the largest calibre movable in the
field.
A fierce conflict ensued, in which the
Sikhs lost the artillery attached to their dI-
vision, in number II guns. 1t was in
this stage of the battle that Sir Robert Sale
and General M'Caskl tell. The contest
proceeded laEguidIy through the 9Th and
2Olh, the armies on both sides being occu-
pied with the burial Of their dead, and the
reorganization Of their respective armies.
Imagination can scarcely depict the fu-
ry and obstnancy OF the two days fight
that must have preceded the capture Of
the invaders camp, all its material, ,.and al
Iilery, aud the utter dispersion OF the in
vading army on the 22nd of December
Their loss is vuriously estimated at hom
5000 to $1,000 in Killed and wounded.
Our loss in killed and wounded, it is to be
feared, falls little short of $500, including
so European officers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-04-03
IRELAND

The Liverpool Times, speaking Of the
. declining health OF Daniel OConuell,
). says
He has attained the allotted duration OF
human life, but ii all the accounts which
i appear be true, is not destined long TO eX-
/ ceed II. Those whosee him nightly in the
House Of Commons declare that he IS sink
I ing fast, and that the last twelve months
have added thirty years load 10 his exs'
tence. he enters and leaves the House
on the arm Of his son Johns and once or
twice when he assayed to speak, bis voice
was so feeble that he could scarcely be
hesrd in the reporters gallery. This app
pears 10 be the winding up Of a career
which will stand out, despite OF its im-
perlecIions, as one OF the most remarkable
in the history Of the British nation.
The aiiaiIs of Ireland are absorbed in
the contemplation of the great Free-trade
drama which is now being acted in Eng
land. Mr.. O'ConneIl is in London, end
the management of the Repeal Association
is confded to his lieutenant Mr.. Smith o.
BrieD. A bill introduced into the House
Of Lords, the object OF which is to render
life and properly more secure in the sister
country, has met with good deal of oppo-
stion, aud much angry recrimnaton.
The bill proposes TO give the Lord Lieuten-
ant the power Of declaring disturbed dis
Ticts under the operation OF the act niu-
red persons are TO be compensated; the
protective force is to be increased; and a
tax is to be levied upon the district itself
Tor the payment Of expenses. The cur
few Of the Norman conquerer is to be re-
vived-people in the proscrited part OF the
country are not to be out of their homes
from sunset TO sunrise. All this seems ar
bitrary, and, in the present enlightened
age, barbarous; but if the brutal murders,
aoSassinatiOns and illegal associations, at
nee the hane and opprobrium Of the land,
can be arrested, it will go far to reconcile !
all honest aud well disposed persons to
the lnhiction. Happily, this coerrion bill
Is to be accompanied by conciIiatory mea-
sures OF a political and agricultural kind.
A bill for the Improvement OF land, by pro- !
viding compensation to tenants, "a Till Tor
the laws relative to the regstra- !
ton of voters, and another for placing the |
franchise of England and Ire |
land on the same footing, are amongst the
promised measures OF ameoralOn.