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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
The Cherokee Difficulties.

The Commissioners TO whom were referred the
matters at issue between the two parties in the
Cherokee Nation have agreed upon the propositions
which must form the basis of n new Treaty be-
tween them and the United States The Report in the
nature of compromise and il is be hoped that both
parties will chccruly acqulcscc in all its provisions and
thus put nn end tho eudS which have long existed
among them.
The Commissioners. understand reject the cxclu.
sye claim of the Old Settlers the lands coded by the
Trcuty OF sos und decide that the Treaty for the
benefit of the ,cole Cherokee Nation As an Offset
this they give the Old Settlers their proportion OF the
avas the lands sold 70 the United States by the Cher
okees East of the Mississippi The due TO this por
hon OF the Cherokces under the decision is to he
tanned by oir estimate but supposed that viii
be eoua! to $50 10 each mHr-S4500O0 III "land this
must be paid out of the L. :. Treasury.
regard TO the Treaty party the Commissioners mold
that IN consequence the cXracagsn expenditures Tor
the removal OF the Ross Government party under e
provisions OF the Treaty of 1885 in the benefits o! which
expenditures the Treaty party did not participate hav-
ing removed Themselves the pro cdpud allowance 10
which they the Treaty party entitled shall be what
il would have been the expenditures had been Judi'
ciousy made; and estimate Tor this amount the
Commits sioucrs adopted The sums received by the treaty
Marty ns communication for removal and subsistence,
viz $40 each for the former and $40 3c each Tor the
latter They also decide tina, the tHnies OF MAJOR Ridge
John Ridge and Elias Boudino be allowed reasonable
amount for damages 10 property oehg eoipfeu P'eSp
lately to flee their country III consequence OF the muir
ders of the before named persons, who lost their lNes
because OF having signed the Treaty OF $3.50
The Commissioners propose. Ill the new treaty, 10
pass an act of general amnesty psrdons Tor offences
&c among all the Cherokees 10 make ample provision
for the security of life, liberty and property and the
great absolute rights OF reemen to extend the criminal
laws OF the United States over the country 10 allow All
pcrsons n fair participation in the Cherokee Govern.
en and to dispense for the present with partition OF
The Cherokee country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

TOR SALE-A Lamp, Oil and CsmPhene store, loa5
L established and well locaed-low for cash or =, r
rapsr or city property. Excellent chance of s-i F
Also cen-esoara Schooner Of feet d,a o.s Of 20
,oss "a, ~ r "a well .o,ird Term. liberal AppY
.:ies nd H.,sSsats Asezc?, u Ass'fI 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

s--oy evsry -esaEe c: human liberty L r'ade Is sp
pea-z.ce I. me thirteen Colonies when the British CFo"',
attempted 20 taseen cords OF siavery on TIE Peop en1
e-agi o5eSie,cz 70 tx i;c.c.io- OF si-k ma Is ne
name -ep-oachl Taea DO s.! these psr-cts Tho have
stood u for ne rg,s OF the people IN opposition to Y
ranny the foundation CT the world oca- The stan
ior they were 81 Wings The aarie implies opposition
70 power, and ts: opposition was exercised n Isrnes
the political liberty cndravc-ed
70 stretch their dora:nioas inclcde her az.
Wig. and sIr proud Of The name
Is not This definition Democratic enough Can
General Talnadse or Silas Wright deny its accu-
racvl X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

COMMON Law on TIE MIssIssTPPI-A short
time ago steamboat arrived st Louis, having on
board quantity OF whisky TIE officers found ;ha: the
hands ihe boa, had bored holes II The heads Of TIE
barrels and had sucked about gallon iroui escn
barre! and this account ,hey deducted > from
the wages Of each hand. The hands al repaired 70
Justice OF the Peacc and brought separate suits against
the boat
The taking OF The whisky was proved bG, the plaintiffs
introduced testimony Inst from nneuoral II had
been the usage and custom Tor bcshani= - suck wins
X from the barrels thus carried freight. on the
proof OF this usage the decided szairSt the
boa; ami judgment rendered against i each for
- cents. An appeal was taken
st Louis New Era 25th ult
YACHT SQUADRON The Yacht squadron number
ing Il schooners and oops anchor in our har
Dor OFT Fort Hale. about O'Clock last evening. They
left Sev-Yo about - o'clock yesterday making
the passage in less than : hours. They Ter. Tor New
London his morning. and viii proceed thence New
port tomorrow. New Haven Palladium. 3lst ut
POISONED CHEEsE-Seversl families at Albany
were poisoned day since. By eating OF poison
ed cheese. Although mos, OF them suffered severely
they all By the last accounts, considered out OF
danger. DR.. EHmons 20 anal we The cheese, and
eudesvor ascertain the OF the mischief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

GRSCf f y! y "a. OPPOSITE Clinton Hal, Srw-
-, IL. -i,-- ~ the CRY where Il be bought The
; reparou rhis article now h.. thro1sh the Sotthern
section Of The United States has induced he proprietor 70
t-L Ds,0t 4, the ABOVE iocalOn and dealers Or coz
rsi .ri u a!,vays hand. ready 70 or"art 20 any
80 NJ The country. Pamphlets containing testimony OF
- y.r female con- plants, week.-mrs., OF .h- sTs-
4;.rs.- o: the Lungs Consumption. Piles Je;-nciee,
... Salt Rn-trn lc- Wi Dc furnished Of char
80 ~, respectable De Questioned CT doubted and II
- -i inc PROPRIETOR The liberty TO the name Of the
p = Saarrv Of l51 Sassau-s- no Vii state " nat ne
- ri he eject of iais medicine u drop-r and gravel
| ru!isr character Of i.e medicine VIII Snow i:'ei n
t @ OF bottle II any case and oiten II the use OF
r.- Of tie a-..ce-is certainly IN relieving al cases and
-aftcailv curing nine IL iweve explained The pam
No e inch public soG all Interested VIII please GIL
- Jet gratis is2 Nassau, opposite Clinton Hall Only
Agescy Il lie CITY, Pres Of u bottle, 81, 50 o. GO 81
ps.coGs! 10 dealers Eys s-sodHWkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03


w fhaa Gripping Pains, Headache. lc-rhls medicine u
useful IN all attended with spasms, pain or acdity Of
stomach and bowels II has long been found TO be one
the medicines for the OF disrrhra dysentcry
collie, cholera morbus vomiting headache, heartburn ana
for monthly pains In abort for an antac!d or
yue SURPASSED while for duretic dsob-
stnI-n II = found very valuable
Prepared by the subscriber, who Is sole proprietor
Hudson y T. 1916 H. X WHITE
The following, from Rev. Dr. Waterbury, Of Hudson,
Is among the many testimonials that the proprietor has ra
celyed
Having for several years had occasion 10 use Dr.
Whites Cordial al different times, prepared by H. Is
White for several of the diseases mentioned shove taks
pleasure in recommending 1t my friends as the most val
liable remedy that have ever used. ,
Hudson May oath, 1915 j. b. WAIEhbLhI''
For sale per bottle by John Nihau, lS5 Broad
way Kushton Co. 10 and sG0 Broadway and 10 Astor
Hou,-; James J. A pnw all, 90 Wiiam-sL Deluc Du.
puy Park-row and SCI Broadway; J. a Meakim, sll
broadway W. II. Brigham, 46l Broadway corner Grand
ST. j. c. Huntington, n rhrdsycnue col. Tweny.second'
st. VIM. T. PEEK, ~ Joan.st Daniel b. Tucker w Grand,
near suffolk ST. \. T. ID. Sands 100 Fulton, cor Wniannj
David Sand. Co. II East Broadway corner Market ).
Jonrs 5j2 Houston, corner McDougal; Geo o. Gum, ~
BeecN-r, Christopher II Wholesale ny fhhiP
Schlehrn s Co lm Water near Wa!ist broohIyn-1.
Davies Fulton, CIintou--t Poughxeepsie-FnIey
Barnes Nla--t 10 Rulers Hotel Albany-1eorYe
Dexter 81 5atrsL and pc;hecarss Hall, cor state and
Pearl and c. Frothing cham, Broadway and Deayaa
House Troy-Wsters Z Van Setback lelS 5meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
orally. sIT p -Tne Prorr5s,or :

DATa-H0usE f0K sAL II tbs,s proprietor DE- o.
Dthe oate,, Of a5oge coucrrp- There Ia every
s11ssaes 5sa and s oa.a..s |, 81, very
Ine h!cb demands the hole attention Of me
Ons IL tie sole Of selling. Application 10 DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

- nm sI,100 TO LOAN On bod snd NOR.
81 ,UUO,gsse. No commission or brokerage A2Ry
20 EfsISGhAA Il NICHOLS, Ar.orrey a. Law, ~. s''
! Ssssss,sL oppost.s tas custop Hepse T@5H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
From the Lexington (ky) Reporter
Tho California Etnipranfs

We have been favored, by the gentleman to
whom it was addressed. with the annexed letter
from our old friend Edwin Bryant. twill be read
with interest:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
NEw-YoRK MONDAY noRNrNe AreUsT 3. 1916

size tina, The Legislature should choose one of them.
selves IS Senator OF TIE I. States bu, a. IA 8.
derstood hem because they doubted the powers Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
g. SANS. sOUCI HOTEL, Ball.son spu,, n; <.
patcnt tfle0ilines.
DoN,Tr.ET THEM DIE.


- ENERAL THOUSAND CHILDREN died In this city
~ last season, who could have been saved by using Dr.
drcR that suffering from bad aud humors--
others puny and weasly-who, unless assisted, wiz
make eaemnae and women II they do not die, which
highly probable Dr. Townsend Sarsaparia will rcciy
this Ii peculiarly adapted for children OF slender con-
sutons and when diluted it'll wafer 1t is delightful bey
-rnge and children love it dearly. We trust there ~
Their mother who penurous nhuman - TO do
priye their children, Tor dollar OF this invaluable remedy
which viii certainly restore them 10 health aud beauty
We will refer with pleasure 10 some OF the Tost respect
able families in the city who have given IL to their chdrsa
with the happy results. We would call attention To
''''' METHODIST TESTIMONY.
DR. TOWNSEND Sir take much pleasure In stating for
the benefit Of those whom may thar my son who
the fnce and body attended with general debility we gave
him than oneiourh OF bottle Of your Extract of Sar-
.apara II speedily cured him and restored his health and
cheeruliy recommend the attention Of those who have
children similarly situated ,,n,,>or 4
Albany, Jan n, 1874
co[nsas srnanes , !. an Old ts,pes,ea member q the
Dvislon Methodist Church. OF which am pastor have
eea oS to '' tue ABOVE S'nG sfARHs
The following IL from ono OF the MesHs Starhuck, tho
great Stove and Iron Founders ut Troy.
Dr. TowNssSDI take pleasure In stating for the benefit
years OF age, afflicted with bad on tho face
and head gave him less than one boo OF your Ex.
Sarsapsllat speedily cured him and restored hi:
health and cheerqlly recommend i TO the attention OF
those who have children similarly afflicted
Troy ''| SOLEMN OATH. 'N'
DR.. TOWNSEND. having recently heard that two
Physicians aud several Druggist. have asserted thai
his Sarsapana contained mercury mas made mo following
affidavit Whether these Physicians and Druggs,s sup
posed contained mercury from the singular energy acts
STATE OF New.York City and County OF New York,
On this twentysxth day Of June A. D. Eighteen Hundred
and Forysx, personally appeared before me, Andrew H.
MCKEE Mayor ofhe City New York, s. Townsend who
by being duly doth depose and say that there 10
Corrosive Submae any other M-rcuria preparation
used compromising manufacturing or 10 contained In
the medicine known by the OF DR.. Townsends Com
pound Extract OF Sarsapsrtlla y 7. TOWSSESD.
In b,fDrt M. tnls 9th day U Juns, 1916.
A. II. MIckLE. Mayor.
" b. THIS Extraci 10 six times cheaper, pleasane., and
warranted superior any sold. Principal Offices 26 Full
ton-s door the Sun Office and l05 South Pearst
Albany. ly22 lmTuThGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
ma 49, sneod: ]. WI. KELLoGo. lls csnal.st.

uIGH BRIDGE over Harlem River, sew.f92n
II City, July q I>iS-DE- KELLtsGEk: S1--IH Iasnn
to YOU and FOR the benefit VI al who may DO by
~ afflicted take great pleasure N informing smse
Of three bottles Of your LniIneni ~ ss..ct-
pains enttYey ren0red wEieh nave go .~.n n
for nearly thirty years also add that ss s eha;
trlrd n cuts, 0rls.s and sores Of tHs tnoSn fail
in Instance but ayar.abiy does sa sas MASON
most s1L Gr
sa s .aSs. cs. s1S 1eys Harlem Rs,osd O.
Bowery and other ''0'N jyeolw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
an ELEGANT SUMMER HATs-(Unsarp

z! az any the lowest city prce consisting Of su
prror White and Pearl Brush w hite and Pearl Csa.
snere White and ora5 Beayrrs. Also go5d assortment
OF Black Fur French and German Holeskn Has vs!y
superior imitation Aoeskin Fat the reduced price Of II
IS WITCH viii compare adv4ntsgeously with Hat sod
81 81 and So II any instance the does not gTe
perfect satisfaction be fully obtained oy giving nto
n,y2o 9nnrod- ! w KELLOGG u6 Canal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
Boarding anb 6oiels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

MAS ANG6LlN 4 5hO"S
" EOS leave 10 inform her friends former bosriers and
2SSet SHRp Ai NS she has spSssd arss and
Permanent transient Sosrier, by hvdAy week or rnoh
can accommodated with SINGH rooms. o. bt!r,ns and
i supplied cold AMI hot baths. and every other
convenience make !, quiet and comfortable home As
ner OF her house references, when required abund
ar, ana hand Yis1
BOARDING At ~ CoRTLANp-sr.
4 FEW GENTLEMEN can now be accommodates with
n board and separate apartments. Also accommodations
gentleman and his wife with psror and bedroom cd
Joining and the use 0: Piano References Tec1IT~d
ys i'm
BOARD in South Brooklyn, with front parior and bed
ID ROOM uu second door parlor si door location
unsurpassed. and but few IN family Inquire IN sydney
place, first house from Safest ly.' W.
DoARpINl;-Pennanenta and iIansienL-Mr,. Dunlap,
ID LAKE No Deyst Is prepared 70 accommodate nam.
Ties and individuals al IS Mercerst near BROADWAY Grand
sonabir terms. Wl&T
pOARDING.-A beautiful rom for gentleman ard
- wife. with few Others for transfer, eoarders may Dc
had Mrs SWANS 81 MurrsysI between Broadway and
Steamboat Landings, North River. myls sn
WANTED-Boara and an unlaTnishcd rsror and bed.
w room tor gentleman and his wife III private family
the city preferred uuexcepuonabIe references will be
given aud the required. Address 10 A. l. al this Of
nee, stating Were AN Interview may be had. aul ~
g. SANS SOUCI HOTEL, Ballson Spa, n. Y.
I was reopened tor the reception OF visitors GU the 10Th
-> day Of June last.
From the liberal patronage received las. season. the
proprietor has been induced 10 make extensive improve
ments. both internally and externally, by the addition ot
new furniture, and extensive walks and aygroands
This Hotel being but miles from Saratoga Springs To
and from which psce frequent daily communication had
by Railroad sud but 81 miles from Saratoga Lake lwbsse
the best of boats and shng tackle all times be had)
and i've miles from the White Sulphur Spring 10 which
places intercourse is had BY carriage and steamboat, re
ders the location that surpassed by any like &C.
Enlistment IN the country.
Congress, Pavilion and Iodine Water, fresh from the
Fountain viii be Furnished daily all he guests OF
the Hotel.
The subscriber hopes from the berallty OF hs charges
and by his personal attention. make this Hotel pleasant
and desirable resort families and all other guests
ly7 lmeod +. w. HuNFORD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
Newly YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
NINTH wEEK-LrH DAY.

Administration Of Justice-Wages of Legislators
Length Of Sessions-United states Senator'S
California Younteers-The state 0iicers-The
Attorney General-Legsett On Tammany->im-
mons on Purifying the Legislature. The Gus
tom misunderstanding OF l776.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
Albany, Aug Il, l24- - ., ,,..


d. TowysESp-To al whom this may concern; This Is
-, 80 rhs, nav ,y1f used one bottle OF you. Sarsap afila
nryiou TO her confinement under the most alarming ard
t.calr clrct1rst4nc-. being troubled Win me cTopsy
rng OF th. feet nervous affections and very much de-
at.I with my permission and the recommend aon OF
to ;yho ssd Used she induced 10 Try iA lit. or
no fauc suffice i 10 cay, the medicine mad The happy
d.t-c Eject, not on- in he aours OF confinement bu az
Ter he expiration Of week Of is Use the dropsy and
nervous arcrOr gaze way astonishing degree and
Der health s cow 6-r ;a :! mac o=en for long Time
previous L,,.., -
vRnf, D; = a'itSON'
Market and Broad Newark lngs II Patterson,
\ J.: iO5 South Pear!-st Albany Re!Gng CO. No State
st boston: sacaa, Bull, Troy: If Well., druggist,
C;ca: Grant Bookee druggists, Poughkeepsie: Ros-ar
Z Co Hudson: Andrew Trlax Schenectady: M Fowler,
and By prncipe! druggists general tarocg
out The Jr.:e.d States, West indies and The Caratas-
which contain quart and -gre wiihthe written signature
Of :. P. TOWNSEND, and lis name blown n the glass
m12l 2a.xEWkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03

" hen the motion 70 adjourn TO dinner was made
the President read letter frun Capt, Cbr;zt1,,s-
Trger. the Commander Of & Riae Corp.. on their
way 20 California with Col Jonathan D. steven.
that the Convention at their evening adjourr,.
men; should escort them down 20 the steamboat
Il was accepted, on motion OF Mr. Swackhame-.
and al four. motion for reconsideration occupied
some time but nothing was done on il
TIE Stlzts OtScsrs &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-03
SMALL POX.

Mrs Conuuest, 81 brOOme-s. cured OF nervous debility
and variety oil complaints This lady severely at
fct-d ,a. part the time she unable sleep
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
Make way for Canadal

Tho Liverpool Standard of the 81
instant, publishes an address from Can.
ada to the Conservative members flhe
British Parliament, in which it is said;
"Whether, therefore. England wish
es it or not, Canada will certainly cut
her connection Immediately.
THE Canadians, by joining the Uni
ted States will continue all the prlvi-
legged which England's colonies enjoy
under q free trade system.
In losing the British American colo
MES, England will lose employment
for 10000 sailors, and the finest naval
nursery in the world, the amount of
tonnage in that trade being greater
than that Of the trade Of all India and
China.
"But it is not simple loss to En-.
gland; the command of the St. Law.
renee will give gain to America equal
in extent to our loss, thereby trebIing
her naval power, while it leaves her
with no rival or enemy in the north."
The Standard says
awe cannot perceive upon what
plea we can resist such a movement
on the part Of Canada, ifit be resolved
upon; or even defend much longer the
granting of supplies to meet the cost
Of our establishment in that country"
Well, if Canada will come and En-.
gland consents, she is welcome. The
gain on our side, is greatly over esti-
mated. The River ST Lawrence would
De of le,value In a Commercial point
'fvlew,as the great bulk of the business
would pass over our canals and rail.
'oads. Our Canadian friends would
e the greatest gamers by the propos-
d union.-N. Y. Sun.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
ANoTHER CONFERENCE.-THE ARREST

AHoTHER COUNrERFEITER ARREST
zp.--Martin Booth, one Of the leaders
Of the bogus makers in this part Of the
State, was recently arrested by depu.
ty marshal Mills in Indiana, where he
was traced by means Of a letter writ
ten TO Bousinger. He was brought
back. examined before the U. S.
Commissioner, and being unable to
raise $4,000 bail, was committed for
trial by the U. S. Circuit Ccurt at its
next session in this state,-Ahron
Demscrdt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
PROBATE NOTICE,

NOTICEis is hereby gwen to all persons in
~ serested, that, at the February Term,
A. D. l846 of the Court OF Common Pleas
IT Portage county. Ohio. the Executor and
Administrators on the following estates prs>
sented their several settlement acc cunts which
were ordered to be placed on file in the Office
of the Clerk of said Court for the inspec ton
and exception of all persons interested until
the next term of said Court, 10 wit:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
O tice

- - - 1V"U 1C e =. >. EFsl..a =
'HSHE eo-partnership which has existed for
the las: ten years between the snbscTi>
bers' expired by Limitation On the first daysof
March 1876. The business viii. hereafter be
carried on BY s. ..Day, 1T the old stand q II.
L. Day g 90. II. L<bAY,
Ravenna. March 5, ls46. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
STORAGE, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS

/ q W W. nGOM MlSSfON BUSINESS.
n ,AE subscriber hereby ackno Wedges the
many fayors' of lis friends, during bis
n Gonneetlpn with theTirm of Babcock GS Nc
ssm' sprde' 'andFespssSsfuily informs them aud the
plolein general. that, be will conti1jle the
olotage' forwarding. and Commissions pual-.
ness az NE old stand, aud respectfully saleits
asaafe oi sne business: His arrangealsuts for
.he eomlng season for contractinge Jorthe
T,ansp =, portatlon of,Property to and from, The
eastern cities ,sandon The Lakes and Canals,
are equal TO any Others in this. sectfon;:and
,ae; 81 hopes py Pastaxperiencc and dqeattan.
ts0h ' to.gise full Satisfaction. : ~ ec
:, 4,.s15s.. ~ =; -, JOHN G. MCBRIDE,
,Raseana, Feby. SO, ls46. = :: Z tss,f.' ::
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
40, 900 90

Making in all as far as we have osti-
mated. the nice little sum Of SIX THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
for the purpose Of carrying out one law
OF the late whig legislature. This is ro>
trenchment with a vengence! But all
this is made off the people-Maron
Mirror.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
70 All Concerned,

'#\HE undersigned, having disposed Of his
entire interest in the firm of II. L, Dav
Il Co., to s. Day, requests all those indebted
to the late firm, either by note or book account,
10 call and settle the same as soon as prac
tlcable, as it is necessary that The accounts Of
the firm be settled seon. Ill, DAY
MlarcE ), 1916. Auf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
l-)ie0.

In Paris, February 23d. DANIEL JAMES, a
native of Wales, aged 81 years.
GT Editors in New York and Utica will
please copy the above.
In Freedom, on tho I'd inst, Mrs. SALLY
MILLS, wife of Thaddous Mills, agod sc wears.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08

A DEMOCRATIC BANK.-Some doubt
being Justly entertained, whether such a
thing as democratic bank can really
exist, we give the following plan of one,
from the Galena Jetfersonian, which
ought to settle the questions:
Vault-Moth earth.
Erchanges-The transplantings of the
nursery and garden.
Dsposites-The seed strown by the far
mer.
Observation-Disclosures, sobriety, and
manly independence.
Asse's--Smiling fields waving with a
golden harvest.
Liubililies-Indebted to God alone.
who sends the sunshine and the rain.
Dividends-Health, wealth, and hon.
est patriotic hearts.
We, hope this may bo tho only kind OF
banks ever tolerated in the west.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
What will il cAst2

The inquiry is frequently made. az to
what it will cost to put the tax law in ope.
ration In the first place we will take.
Marion county. The first item is to pay.
the Commissioners for assembling to
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-08
A DWELLING HOUSE AND

PLACKSMITH SHOP and an acre Of
- land, for sale by the subscriber. Said
property is situated at the centre Of Sha-
Iersyllle, and lies on the Southwest corper Of
the cross rond and is very pleasantly situated.
quantity of choice fruit trees wb,cb arc
young and thrifty arc standing on said prem.
lses. The Buildings are all new and very
conveniently arranged; terms of sale will be-
made to suit the convenience of the purcha-
ser. for further particulars enquire of the sub
serlber on the premises.