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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
The first Important arrival Of
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NTOW opening at KENT'S STORE the
In largest and best selected assortment OF
SPRING g. SUN MER GOODS
ever before offered to the citizens Of Portage
count and as for prices, they will undoubted-
ly be sold feto pegs below any establish
ment in the Burg. Those who wish to buy
good and cheap Goods, will do well to call
soon as they are going fast. We wish to have
lit particularly understood that we GO fol
small profits and quick retaras. ,
M. KENT g. Co.
Ravenna, May 26, 1916.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09

NTY wife Ruth has left my bed and board
Iyl and this is to forbid all persons harbor
ing or trusting her on my account, for vii
not pay any debt Of her contracting after this
date. BENJAMIN sPkICHAkD.
Nelson, August 20, i846. Sw66s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09

Thus pure valuation would impose a
duty in the above case Of 30 per cent. !; that
contemplated under the new law a duty of
~ per cent, /; and q pure home valuation
would raiscit to upwards Of 40 per cent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
The worm Destroyer.

44s = ses =.
r DO not deem it necessary to say mnch
il about The wonderful virtues which this
Worm Destroyer possesses. Many certi6
Gates could be produced Of it's great efficacy
in expelRg worms from the system. 1t is
mild in its operation. and can be given to al
infant with safety.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE WORM DESTROYER.
Children of one year old, and under, may
take half teaspoon full in the morning fast
ing. Repeat the dose every hour, until you
have given three doses. and so continue fol
two OF three mornings. Children from one
to four years old may takea teaspoon full in
the same way. Adults may take .according
to their age and constitution. Shake the
medicine we'll before it is given.
Prepared and sold BY the Proprietor, at Bis
residence in Rayenna, Ohio.
+ Price, Is cents. "a. FOWLER.
Also:
Groceries Of all kinds, cheap as the Cheapest
A. FOWLER, Agent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
From she Baltimore Sun.
Arrival 0f the Steamer BIilannia

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Arrival Of the Steamer Brjfannia
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tninSs remained yefy mucn| e. shey
we5S rs, e {ne oePaL.u,9 s. o;sae s las. ssess
e o'l 1s. y y ilslie ll'A7 ~ nv
nome r. nef. ,fs. 9 ,.,ssgS.,
me marker eloseo Y tne =
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go IA. 8.
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no money s1 ~ - .., az -. 1'.'i-
hess SasA 49, ~ ''s, sts i's
.h NJ. Va q H., =
s aca,se' psse a'us ~ ''s,''0 W. &
Haae II. q 8. :
lctlcoll '.ss''s ~ sslle g Ss,s. rs
inefe y gooo oemanu lol oeel sna polE,
sna isse pl'ces, ale wy ~ " 9ss
~ hs IL selillse = o's. ~ '.s's 'su y,
Ral.ess Z. s0s. Io oys. Sleess II oon
" gsly ss,atce =. 1lls.1 ar-
ce,s a'A,sts ~ ,a.a. .ssso a,'o D',s'll
solg ~ 8 oos " .ss ~. p.t ", ~.
....ss ~ ',s w, 's's' NJ S. ~
1:1ea Tssss as,, ;;.,sS;ai bps ysscf,e,
cax IN non $500 's''s''''s' & w, ~ ~
s. .sss -, h.. r;ssn i a,s ~ ns,r s., r,er
Tns % ssso,,r,,s * @ Sc ~ nv no,atns crcy, m anns.r
- ~ a S;ss s,,s I, ,,.,,,s y ''' g. sr
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g. \. o,sc, ds
s.rsr ss =, ,,S %c.e cofsa .''' 's,'''s - s''
. 80 49,. n r,s..d. p. Z; !. ,,a,,. &
ad1o - ia obo,,, IA os,h ~ nr' 4,,u,,s, Al l1, n
the l7th the House Of Lords passed the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
Duty so per cent,

alf heduty was assessed on the foreign
value il would be calculated on 50instead
Of $25 SO. Ifthe formeris not home valua-
tione Now the law Of 1912 assessed ad
yalorem duties On the mode opposed in the
case Of the iron above stated, and the new
bill makes no change whateyer. Then
where IS the distinction? 1t won't do to
say, to get 1t 8 home valuation, merchants
prospective profits must be added toinyoices
and bills Of cost, and on which duties are to
be assessed. z ssst s;osss }SIl g I.
A pure shone valuation would levy a
duty not only on the imported article,
freight and charges, but, by compound
process, on the duty, and upon the pro.
spectiye profits on themoney advanced for
the cost charges, duty. &c. In that case,
the above calculation would stand, supposing
the profits Of the home market to be 10 per
cent an fha innnorter,S canifnl ne follows
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
Hlarriagcs.

On the goth ult.. by Rev. S. G. Thomas, Mr..
LEWIS GREEN to Mrs. SUSAN ROOT,
both Of Streotsborough.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
co ITt BOOTStll

GO III! BOO1S!H
A FEW cases Of gentlemen's fine calf and
kip Boots, Of the latest style and superior
finish, from $9 to ,aS3 a pair call and see them.
ALso-Any quantity of Ladies' Buskins
ties and slips, from s 10 shllings per pair
Nov. 4, Is45. M. KENT g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09

LArER FROM YucATAN sanoihes Out
break The Picayase has adyices from
Merida and Campeachy to the 9th ult.--
There had been an outbreak at Valladolid,
incited by an individual anxious to gain the
sent occupied BY Governor Barbachano.
The griio Of popular cry ofthe sedition
was, tDown with the Taxes The insur-
gents obtained npssession Of the quarters Of
the troops, seized their arms, and were for
tifying their position, but abandoned it
straightway upon learning Of the approach,
Of Col. Gamboa ut the head Of 200 troops.
They Instantly retreated to. Tixhualactum,
two leagues distant from Ealladolid. There
being called upon to surrender, they quiet
lylaid down their nrrns, without i gun be-
ing fired, andsthe leaders of this nagnani-
nous insirrection were seized and turned
over q us pt6per tribunal fof trial &
Other than this outbreak and the excite
ment caused bysthearrival ofE \ Gen Bassa-
DIRE, from Hayanna, the peninsular was
perfectly quiet. " IN;
The declaption ofdifFsrent Departments
Of Mexico iii favor of Snnta Ana, the Siglc
XIX, theoficial organ Of Yucatan, comes
out boldly for his cause. 81 3 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
Latest From the Rio Grande,
via. New York,

THE subscriber Is Just open
, ing a well selected and full
stock ofgoods in his line. com
h prising in part the following:
Drugs, Medicines, CAemicalsi
and Dyesstyfs, a full assort-
ment.
PAINTS, Oils. &c., White
N I.ead, ,ground and dry, Rcd Lead,
Ochfe. Paris Green, Chronlt
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
Cash for Flax Seed.

TIME subscribers are prepared to pay the
! L highest market price in Cash for Flax
Seed, delivered at their Oil Mil at Camp
bells Port, Portage county, Ohio.
se J. g. E. M. WHITTLESEY. 1
Campbells Port, July 81, l846. 81.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09
also:


Groceries Of all kinds, cheap as the Cheapest
A. FOWLER, Agent.
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Knox Mutual.

Knox Mutual. M
1.-THE undersigned has been appointed q.
j gent Of the Knux County Mutual InsHr
ance company, and is prepared for insurihg.
Il GEO. MESSENGER.
Ravenna, July sg, 1886. Since.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09

West Third ST.. Cincinnati,
No. $50 0'SYcRmore ST., near Fifth.
/ o. BScarefa and call for the above Med.
icine atths Drug store eofSWIFT Ss- -AATCH,
Ravenna, 0hio, who are the only dgents in
Portage county. - q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-09-09

TyE EA+-50 Chests 10. Tea at N ~
j may i84s GILLETT'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12
PoIyIsATAN COUNTY.
On motion, the House adj ournod.

Al meeting OF the wings Powhaas held at the Count
House on Monday The 9Th tay OF Dcecbe purpose ar
pointing nclessc % the Convention yropo the
Of Il ehmnrd tie 18th OF January. wh
eauti TO this Coagsessota District; ao To- Il tu,po.s
o. fentg Delegates Convention be Cacrrfe It
holse 10 selet eau ilie q nj Ihs SetapnaI
tbs Eat Geaefal Assembly
IN Uptoi OF VIM L. Scot, wM A. TURPIN wa, ca led In
the Chat aRd WILLS J. DLScE appointed scertary.
The meeting being called der by 'he object
Bra hy eipaiscd b. h course OF hi. .s Is
reviewed the conduct of the present Administration
pTrsc ted T. TIE dsiTogs legislation and the
Gus policy which had been paIsu.i By the Government Mf
concluded by CT rn the nlNi Icsclaons wee unan
muuly adopted.
l. Rssoirsi That the Ch,m meeting appoiut De-,
represent county Convention to be br IN m
CITY OF Richmond the IS Of January purposs
selecting Wing eaSd1ote represent al distinct
IN tho ns1t tongtCts OF the q. =.
Ress'rfd That the Chlmln APPOINT Delegate. In Al
tends Convention at Chsd'li Count Iiou eo Mon
Jay IN January neh 90 select suabs
senatorial nrtrict the Assembly Of Virr
that the other cuntc hr tic Town Of Pr,rsu
Re requested TO send DELEGATES Convention 10 be b, a, he
time and rsec last mentioned.
ks'o!Usd rh-i thu Wings OF PoNhaNn ihrr hest en-
dsaNos 10 procure by all honorable the
diaic' Who may be CHOSEN by said Conversions
The Ia imam, ia OF the Resolutions
poht'i The following gentlemen Delegates
Convt e. asia Coc'e Hilary Harris Dance H.
singleton Belt Wn' Cfuup Jr, 4 S.dLcy McRac, Scott
r. hnti l. Cooke WA IUrpr, WIN. II. Cooke VIM. T. Co-kr
Dc Phnr Turin Brrj w. Fuury jos l. NObc, ~ wa
locS Thomas = tcu' hnoa BI n, JaJ o. Io-r Abram
Ctdo'' James NJ HAIRS Jno. =. Arcnr Ds Iunus l. hrrtrr
IIUchss &C. John TInso, Thomas
l. To snn, pr Geo w Tnsy, nr Jar Bryant Geo ~ y
tori"s jnr g. Hths,r, DT John e. shelton Hiram Ham p NJ
hua1- safe aud Rchar = whom on mo; On the
Dtl imam AIDED
hssors That tia proceedings OF meeting s.nt to The
HctU'7ni WI . for pa Iic7uon.
And then, GA motion, tie meeting Adjourned.
) DASoE. see'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

memorials OF citizens Of the county Of Lewis for the in
corporation OF company Construct Railroad from
come point tho Potomac sumo point on the Ohio
river, farther south than the mouth of the Ltd, ka
nawha Mr.. BARE-PUtition at Reuben Dove OF Rock
ingham, asking payment OF deb, due from the L,crar,
Fund since the year 1872.
RESOLu rlONS.
On motion OF Mr. BURDArr. Resolved, That the Com.
mitce Tor Courts at Justice enquire into the cxpedcncy
OF changing the time ri holding the OF the Superior
Courts o Law and ChaGccy IN the sh Judicial Circuit
20 tha, the time allowed by aw for holding the courts
IN Taylor county may be extended.
On motion OF Mr.. ASDER'nN, Resolved, That the Com
ncc OF Courts ut Justice enquire into oxpedicncy OF
repeating or modifying the law granting Bail of Right on
actions ot debt, dctinuc and covenant.
On motion of Mr. ANDERSON, Resolved, That the Com
mco ct Schools and Colleges enquire into the expedcn.
cy OF converting the Armory into Military School and
that they report by bill or otherwise.
On motion at Mr. BURwKLL, Resolved, That the Com
moc OF Schools aud Colleges be instructed TO enquire
into the cxpe iCncy 1t extending the time within which
the several Counties in this Commonwealth shall adopt
the provisions ct Act amending present Primary
school System, passed 5h March, lsI6, as well Us such
other amendments the said law may deem necessary
On motion OF Mr. TUNsriLL. Resolved That So much
VI the Governors Message relates the bonds the
Commonwealth he'd by the Literary Fund, aud advises
that the same be cancelled, be referred the Committee
OF Finance.
On motion OF Mr.. lRyING, Resolved That the Commit
tee ot Courts OF Justice enquire into tho txpedeucy OF
amending the Act entitled AN Act concerning tho Ad-
mnSiFauon OF Real Assets" passed the 18th OF March
ls42.
On notion the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12
SENATE.

DEcENBEE li,h 1916.
A message was received from the House informing the
Senate, that the House had Sgreed 10 the amendments
made the resolution with regard the distribution Of
the surplus copies Of the revised Code.
Also resolution TO 60 into the election the 18th Dec
Jointly with the Senaie) OF Judge OF a Court Of APP
Peas m the char lately vacated by the death Robt
Z. Sauard.
Mr.. McMULLES moved TO lay the motion upon the to-
LEN, BArr-r, BoNDUEANr and TEJNrsoS, tue motion
lost
Mr.. McArLLEy then moved amendment, making Ii.
day OF election tho 18Th January HIS tor doing so
was that the Senate might have time 10 se.cc; suitable
person; very imp election, he wished to
ascertain the qualifications OF tue different nJmlnseB that
ne might vote undo-stnEdmgiy.
Mr. STAyAru informed the Senate that there were sew
era ycg important cases before Court, mich
be e-lt-ucj, 5ui required iu court and that the cleo
ton postponed until ate, the recess would be I'M
Pos.lb for t.c court 10 di.pJsr Of these cases.
WaEtO room p-a.ens noticing further the remarks
o. MessTs. HSuuEAsr, WucHKs, NODLToLE aud GALA
HsR. The motion, upon putung 'he question, lost.
The Original rcsJIttnn C1uruTel hY Senate.
resolution from the House, appointing 5th Vi January
ior the election oi u 3 Senator after debate,
agreed 10 by the SC9atg.
VIZ. BayuURsNr offered the f1ll1wing:
Received, IHai wdcn the souItc adjourn IN tho 9Th
the 9th Of J1nuary.
MIR. NcMurLES. thought the public business might su
fer by 50 long adJ urunent OF the honorable body.
MIR. BrsDUEASr referred him to the last session when
after recess OF II days. the Senate comparatively IDLE
for several dsys after Their return.
Resolution agreed TO.
GA motion Of Nr. Cox, the Senate cd lurutd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

DIED,

on Thursday nRm the 10Th int, THOMAS RUTHERFORD
BLAIR IN the iJr ycar"f usage liz nm and
requested rod funeral fuu the uIri
Church th- mourg at ~ O'Clock without frhcr
~ WOrven. Amelia county the 27ih Of Noyemef OF li
Fever ADpLPHUS a, NJ William rni Elizabeth NoIir
thr ilh 81 hsag" This lovely boy rlI
qualrs which had cnscated him all who ir-Huf
body the cods Of the valley hissp p
has to the God suGf little chdren
me-. and fotbid tbem not" a Frtrsr
On Saturday. the shut. Philadsphi. MARY JANE TURN
~, wife Of Cot james Tutre and diufhsf ~
Payne, Isl, late Of Lyrchburr, nths State
How oGen does Dvir Prov ihuan cherished
beloved ends ~ me mon emit we feel cir
tie De most precious and imronin Just this 70 my had b.
come ct'd In their new hote hc pferts ON only
chtd The husband of % loved wife Two sons Of otss
love and esre The youngest indeed life wac the oe
d'a'h never 10 tnows mohcs oy' 70 ely tr ut Man
con eth in IN hour when thut MT"
9y Erqurtr Wquorci IN copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

MI Daunoy. who came pass, NIGER On board the a.
. steamer Monmouth. gave me the f5l,.ir. 5,.,r,.
Vn inc ON NOV arrived Ot Morclo,a iuund Gen Wool
gu. army ene1nrcd. his amy in tine condition: remained
AZ nyn'IVa nhu' the liin, then started with an ttcurt
WIN de'Pa'shes Tor Gcn Taylor; found the road for 100
w p'He., d'seti, destitute Of water, aud sniv,d ut
'no'y on 'he i9ih ascotsiuod that Cen Taylor had
ot Sainio' ~ miles. Licuts Franklin and DrschicIts
WIN We de'paehcs. lift for Sslo with the came ,,eoit
m vac i'n' Inc distance from Monclova to Monterey leO
S "snsS TO salulo 40 miles. whilst rom Moncluva to
S1nes and no doubt Gen Wool will advance direct from
, ~ UDauh,y mink, that Gcn Wool and Army are now
MSsiuno lie (MI D. LETT Monterey ON tho 18Th ult-
Eleven miles from Monterey met a uan Of GO wagons, "a.
Dr Hawkins along with the ,rain. -
Nork-The Telegraph lief, tho d,v h.c,,. H.. A.,
rive to-day. 'APeN'eu " A'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA,
SENATE.

DJcyNugR 10th. 1876.
resolution received from the House, appointing
Friday, tomorrow ior the election OF Public Printer
plus copies q! the revised Code Of Criminal Law, 10y
Robt. &. Scott, Esq.l
Z, Mr. BEANroN moved amendment by which each
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals and Of the General Court
should be provided with copy.
Upon rrotOn OF Mr. MeMULLgS. the rule was suspen-
dcd. which required bill be detained days before
It's return to the House.
Upon motion OF Mr.. GAKSGrr. the resolution aud amend
ment ordered TO De returned forthwith
Al the request OF Mr.. VOOLFOLK, the previous votes
recOnside'od, when he oeFe this further
That copy should be furnished every Prose
cutting Attorney in the Superior Courts. The Senate hav-
INC concurcd IN the amendment, Mir. GAIKErr was nj
pointed bearer ct the resolutions and amendments the
Hou.c.
Upon motion Of Mr.. WooLroIX, the Sc late adjourned
until IL o'clock, Ito-moirow.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12
Thc Trcn.urr Rcmnri.

Secretary Walkers Annual Report is Published in tho
unlon-and will VIC doubt not find much favor in the
British Parliament did that Of last year. Ills sbo advo-
eaoy OF Brsh interests procured him then the honor
hn'ghihood. lie may possibly be dubbed Baron
a Duke.
The statement Of receipts and expenditures for the last
year. and his estimate Tor the future correspond with those
in the Presidents Message.
lie recommends duty OF 25 per cent upon Tea and
Coffee. from which he expects revenue Of S35u0UO
but We doubt Watcher he induce his parry this
sion TO the imposition this tax to which they
were go violently opposed at the last
large portion Of the Report sophisical and dena
gogical defence OF the Free Trade policy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12
From the -. Louis Republican, Dec. l.
HOWn EIprIinn.


Cotton, sales $500 bales the advance gained yeser
day. ''
The sale Of India rubber shoes went off at nbout r,y
Gus price.; large part OF the catalogue Withdrawn
Flour 5000 bbs Troy aud Genesee flour have sold bi
morning TO ship at So The last boats for this season
will be IN to-day Tomorrow.
New corn is held at an advance. Rye 6sa70 cts
Nothing in wheat; tho price Is lOoall5c
Whiskey. better, soles at 81 and 2IIc
Pork SO 25 and 1915. sellers Of bor, kinda 5co htt.
city packed prime for England 50 pieces 300 lbs he
whole hog except head hams aud legs O; SI25O
Hams 200 bis Leland picked from the West to be de-
lIycred in January, brought cite 10.
at 5f4li.
F'eghts steady.
EVENING The sales Of cotton reach 1000 bales FOR
the day, fully Ia 10. above tho rates before tb
news and ia more; 5000 bbls flour hayo been
sold this afternoon $500 with privileges 5000 bu hand
some Gcnesee wheat sold AZ and more was probably
sold the price; Western mixed sells at lOOsIUG cts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

IL One OF the fruits OF the annexation of Texas is the
institution assinstour Government, by GenLcsc Ccobs
OF Kentucky, OF claim, amounting SOS, zoo, which
sum the Government OF Teas owed him when it became
member Of tho Union. lie made his tmont in the
War Debt Of Texas the ct s3s 30 and the pub
lie faith OF Texas pledged mcctit IN this language
And so much OF the revenue arising from opors and e
rect taxation be necessary, appropriated and here
BY set apart tor the payment Of the Interest," Gen Coomb
contends that the L. 5. government having taken posses
sion OF the customhouso OF Texas, bolnd pay all de-
mands against thc extinct Republic for the liquidation Of
which lho Imposis were p,edgcl by law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

u The New York Courier and Enquirer endorses the
Presidents views the Mexcnn war throughout twill
venture say, find no echo among the Wing presses,
lis editor always kiakv this question and perhsp.
MS desire mnge N the Fray Brgad CT General of y
lunleers has, ousy himself warped his iu5r
ment. It certainly not little strange To see the e6ito-
rails Of the New York Courier and Enquirer tran-ic-rsd
with loud flourish Of rumPe,s, to the columns OF the
Washington Union. Pro-e from that quarter may well in
dlce Col Webb to doubt the accuracy of his judgment on
this question.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12
From PhiIndcInI,in

Correspondence cf the Baltimore rattot--By Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY Dee. Ioh p p M
The weather is dagreeabe END far
e7' of Ia 81 II an advance Of ycseys rtee-
In otnrr Stock change
tn h'ur mkei i'yey Dan and unolci frr.lr
Eonni at $3.50 held At ca CJn Meal To aiua
362l.
Tas OF white wheat al I02iiO7 cents red
20 cents Tow 63ahi cents whsSey ~ O. rtf
sles % New OIenn, snrnI % ON PaxLanl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

have some reverence for the Constitution. Il is jus
uiy Mexico that we speak. She has long ego deserved
ehasiisemcnL But IL is ioI violated Constitution that
Ne raise our voice. ogaiHst the consolidation Of all
power IN the hands OF the Executive and the conversion
Of our beautiful system into Elective Despousm that
W solcmnlN nrotcsL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12


LATER FROM TANFico-CAFruRE o. ANOTHER Town
STEANGE ESGLsu CLMM-we find the following ,n,er..,
ing eter IN the Mobile Register. dated Pensacola De-.
lst
The United States brig Porpoise Captain Hunt ,r,,,,J
mere TINS evening, abcut7 o'clock days from Taupco
reports the squadron all we'll Capt Tstnall
the steamer Sphre, ascended tho ryer far AS he ~ T
f'nuca and took possession OF the fort IL mounted ID
guns, which as they could be transported 10 an,,,c
ihey were spked and the cartridges DESTROYED Tbe-c
was not = shadow OF Mexican IN arms To be- so,n-nn
opposition OF any kind. Tro'ps were arriving daily and
srmamens Of all Kind landing Tampieo. The inh,b
tants seemed perfectly satisfied with the change Taco
was great many Merchantmen with assorted c,,go, in
port There wss severe gale the 18th u AID m. Jo
Adams, ST. Mary's and British mAn.o war brig tho IA,
men, were blown oil the coast they have however return
Oh "'hou' sustaining any damage. Captain Ingrahsm
came passenger in the Pofpoise and is bearer f
70 he government AZ Washington. An attempt was made
oy Tue Capain OF tho Daren 10 claim gun boats and
schooner OF the McNicans Brh properly and no
s''d IN 1t until admonished by Commodore Conner when
ne reluctantly yielded aud abandoned his absurd petcn.
sions. The streets OF Tampco were tironpei with A,,.r
can cizens All was ousds, and business brisk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-12

u The Enqu.cr, satisfied with the vote OF Mcsrs.
Syme aud Tunstail in favor OF bill OF very questionable
prcpHety, though admit Of pressing emergency.
I'VE refer to the bill appropra,ng Ten Thousand
Dollars for the support OF the VolunleeTs) complains
that they had the tcmery intimate some disappro-
baton OF the proceedings oi the Government at Wasa-
ingon For Mr Lancr, who voted against the bill for
which will be difficult opar, from the necessity
OF the TO couovert OF the Enquirer has mo-
bowels Of compassion" But ought the necessity itself
% have existed Ought the Secretary OF War To
have avcried H. bv receiving Companies mt, the L. ,or
vice, instead OF waiting until Battalion could be organ
izcd When the United States Government gets into
ought expect pay the charges and not 10 tus
ten them upon the State treasures This may be very
convenisut but it is altogether Just. And though
had been member OF the Legislature We should have
voted for the appropriation, order to relieve the pressing
wants Of the Volunteers, should have accompanied il
with protest against the principle involved and with I'VE
think ust complaint against the policy OF the War
Department, BY which this expenditure has been thrown
upon the treasury of the State.