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goo REWAhD-Lo,t, on Saturday evening, supposed
pJche book containing arou wenty liars bills check
FOR $780, Of + B1wne's, on the Chemical Bauk:
one payable TO O. Hamilton fer $780, drawn favor Of and
endorsed by George Hamilton Decembec 3lh 1857 the
other fT 800. payable TO Mr Smith. dated ovsmbr 18th,
at 'x months and several p'pe o value except the
the above IL the ndor will the contents TO
Mr gn 100 anal street he will receive the aud
questions a'ked. d2r .rh
EfE AND y th-DK WELL attends eIc us Ivelv u
~ dlseacs Cf the Eye and Ear from his Of
he, 26 Broadway, Of Warren Dr. Powelps
TfeaiSe the Eye, Diseases aud III ir Cure with Enga-
wings rules Tor e eeciion of Spectacle &c uric Fifty
mroted Artncia Eyes Of supsror gu atty ard finish Dr.
Powells SELF Actrg Eye Mountains Jet Uouche Pahs
for steng hnl the which hasjust received dipO
The Fair Of tho Ame can institute, for az his
o6c' d27 itsrc
DHOFEssOR KuBlNSON'5 (ffom Londou) OSI.
fHONIS, or loventlon for Assisting the Heaag--The
extraordinary invention Ofhe UsarhoniI which has been Ie
Europe has beeG examined by hs eminent Physicians
and csd mics the Continent and been acknowledged
the useful invention for assisting and The
hearing ThousaDds oi who had entirely
their esling have be-D cu'ed in pntrula 'ho time The
most v,uable uutliues Of the Osaphopis consist
and hv filing all th irregurilies Of hh very IN
and eiasic ur,ce gcly preG orwud he parts,
produce perfect Orbit aud fuller recipient
and being fefsupported occasion Inconvenience the
alteration IN the appearance The
ber Of that have been BY the Osapbon render
hearing w do we'll to call lhr proprietor o he Osaho.
MS, Nd Judge for themselves ED DWAHD sTEFFEN, Now
YORK Dee 26 Office, Morris street, open from I'LL 4,
d29 NsT
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III OLIDAY rRr.sENTs.-LADD AND BI9ELOW
have just been adding their large and well selected
stock ogo IDS an Of and
Gard Receiver. and Cad Cases nlo several richly
chased Silver Pitchers together with assortment Of Da
let's Bocehes &C. These with the great variety Of other
who may favor them with call both respect quality
end price; intend to keep reputation already OBJ
taned of selling good articles cheap No 20I Broadway,
Of Fulton street, frat corner below st. Pans Church
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6, le47.

FHILADELFHIA, Dec 20, Io4I'
Christmas Doings-Nre-A Sfesmboot ashore
Christmas, with its accompanying merriments
passed of without any event to mar tho enjoyment OF
the masses that crowded city throughout the dAv
aud night Notwithstanding that the snow was falling In
the good old fashioned style There was exhibited the
usual effects Of intoxcaon among the pedestIinne and
one or two OF limbs occurred through Its level
ling power One poor fellow John Syme comfortsd his
inner with such quantity Of the ardent that he
sing - -
About ten O'Clock this morning the drug store Of John
Gilbert No l73 North Third street, considerably
injured by re the water that poured into the
building great prouson, ruined what the IRE spared
The steamboat Burlington the transportation boat
on Saturday morning upon the fats the point eight
miles above the city The large amount Of goods from
your city board ere being brought down BY other
boats As she went during very high tide, thsre
may be some difnculty in getting her of.
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HOLIDAY rREsENTs-CANARY BRDs-ose hnn;
- ::
ELOWEHs. FOR THE HOLlDAls.-Ths .ue:cS,,Dsn g,ss
= 6 s: K; e VIII s:: a;% Y
sS' o .o %
fully arranged ' IN saioa: .tys Tho.. New
VIZ
e35 broadway near Bleecser street d 2t lolerc
hh Rod GsA Se t;a., ss: ans ssa.! ss
s Of BoS.
for isTy u' too numeou, % me,on Cork Boots water
Ds sS S sS0' and shoe %
Y anasf.iocd that IL siCs. fepsn
time ought 20 be ,stsa INTO eonsdeson that
::
Gm and oI dS b Tsh With cuffs 70 match; ;h
.sd Sh ss;:. from Tso 81: sss:slIy .sId So% sis %
DO aSs. from
sG
81 upwards; b'm@sd sIis d. and upwsd.
800 tape borSs S% sc aud % 7S ahesr from
n every variety. at a great sacrifice. d23 l4t*m
CHkls ilANs AND l,4W.YEAks PREsENTsIAr
Ssr. sfSsS SG s oei *
Of fancy aod singing Birds for the ht Of the
4 Il % 9ss al sS saPgS S %
LNkt..s II ENbHUlDEtIEs Gloves aod Fancy AIticles
Mad DRIOU, having JUST arrived from Paris cffers for
also ench Kid Gloves Of superior manufacture with nice
choice of articles Her the second floor OF
i5 Greenwich street-w b. open from 10 o'clock The
articles will be disposed of manufacturers prices Ladies
attr nded at their own houses. d22 6t"rc
NANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, AZ The Pre-
E MUM Comb Store s0sh Broadw.y-J M. Quincy
Importer and Dealer rich Fancy Goods French JeWely
&c peculy the public that he has made
special for the and increased his ,tock
Work Be!e De's. Fans. shell Combs, Extracts. Soaps. Per
.uit the times Mr. directs particular attention to his
FAN a.o Il, % % omSn Chd,e tns ts
and beautiful article of jet goods, NJ Bail combs
purchased this warranted Plain combs altered
carved Sign of the Golden Comb, sosK Broadway.
d22 tjvlsr
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NOVEL ANO OTNTEREsTING.-Ths new and z Comicsl
~ Gam, c Pr Tu'by for sale wholesale, by BENIn
ces 81 Fulton Al retail by all booksellers and statoncn
d23 6t~rc
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CHERRY BRANDY-Just landing from Copenhagen, a
~ Of that fine Cordial quarts ond pnis sntr,
Bile for the approaching holidays For sale by EDWAND
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1O1 FULTON sTREETIIWYAMTTsS TT EETCHAMs ms

Al U-TC BOXES. MELODEONs, AND .ACCORDE.
WI ONS-The subscriber manufacturer and importer OF
Musical has sale args assortment of Accor-
Mcodeons and Musical Boxes and ell kinds OF Mus
cal Instruments EDWARD BAACk 8l Fulton street. cor
n~ro Of Gold street, dis NtNm
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DRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING. No 8s Cedar street.
i MIR. e. MARSH. Accountant author OF the Science
IF Double Entry Book Keepng Smpled and the Art Of
Single Entry Improved" continues 70 teach
,boye Prospectus with be obtained al the
r,n m q o,cjorL A nj m y d23 6ttr
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M SOCIETY LIBRARY, sis BaOADW PROF
HUME's Cour,e .Ih Lecture subject-Gslyanic EectIi-
copsls9d. Ess Engineer on the steam Engns and
Chemical course. Dr. HoIlick the Principles of Life
and Ply sioogy THURSDAY evening ut the nsutute
lecture Room I8 City Hall. Tickets IS each Free
TO members, Tenn. of membership (which j. open g al
RITT, Acuary-P. 8. United Sttes Patent Agency. for
taking Patents Institute Rooms, s City Hall L. Bar
ritt Agent d27
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NOTICE .ipg Of the ArtiGs,si hapesr, held on
on,o%s %eis on Notion unanimously adopted Resolved
I The M G % eas fss Hid
aud attention which we h hon'e S On me me
cSmpany, peauI. in ndns bis house
M aos Of ri. e"nany are sSSe ss re- Capt
csn,sh chm yh Tt
sa"S Ry @ & se handsome
in which he painted the aisrt m.oyes - h
pr pvStss a. ssso
ia S. the ' e '1S %
entys. and Ss ss; on tss
on the day OF and do hereby tender them our
JSMEs csG' oa.
DIT DREW MARTIN. Secretary pro tenn: d2fn.Ie
aPsnS ,s snS
ne%y GpE''s % he TSfa5ei Svs
r, \ s'sdis' particular Admission ssr''
DALI. Az TIE sHAKsPEAAE HoTELITH
ID week-Monday 21th, complimentsIy to Il Ms Maams
s Ss'aEE Eaass asF F.o"p fRrSsy soh
aqGS" s X. ai. s:a T Dss
Ga S psssy pSDl, of ss po
S. sh.h.psa in every ''p'es, a., ss% ssna
f9RsTFF ASSFAk r 1AI5 ST TIT
ifd'a sso" sJs.s ss sss Of
;,tss Dillon o. Chambers seet Joseph stuart
ibews s5 Wall street; Jane. Rsybpn 20 Souh XXI, W'am am
streets WILLIAM Redmond q 5en Mennms les Pearl teet
Chrle. swee,y. 10 Centre streets John Nichnson 2q rne
l7o West street Thomas Swanwick 50 rue street. Don
nelly South William street; Charles T. nnen ~ ,oerty
street; Many 80 Pin, street, H. b. DAY. ~ Broad
81 eel; Francis Man, 1856 Pearl street.
d23 Tn M&Th af1yi tltsrc ----------------------
NI0VEI AMI INTEREsTING- The new and Comicsl
~ Gam, cf pr Iu,by for SALE wholesale BY BENJA-
cies 81 Fulton st. Al retail by all booksellers and statione
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MEPGAI id,s KMKS

toner in Psdrpha The cure Of ali diseases Of the skin
maades Of delicate aud destructive habits Of youtn
still continues engage Dr. Kinke ns utmost attention Il
vads whose complaints the most desperate cQnoi
tion may depend be, always conducted by Dr MN
SELF with prompt safe and energetic ueatment 70
cure Strangers travelling supplied at moments noiics WIN
msdcne themselves in the most convenient
and private manner. Cure warranted charge required
n w of Thid md Uror sigssu hsf. icrs'' Vnr
tNt Eschsrgs - For un gsrscv'sis $50 80 tqsa :" w
Pnjindslyhn SriC, " the 1l@
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EEMALE AGADsMY, Juocman street, Is ookl
Mr. Lynne resectu ly annonnc,s that he will give the
first of his series of Musical Illurations of
the above Institutions on Tuesday syeang Jan an for
Ed Lodrr Mis-, M. L. LEACH, Mr.. Arhnrson. the popular
tenor and Mr. L. Leach the hvonte basso with chorus
tut conductor Mr. Geo Loder. who will preside at the
pianofore Tickets so cents to be ad lat the usual places
o'clock. d24 3~m
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u CUNCEhI IHrs
u TABERNAt LIE, on Tuesday Evening, DecembeI 2s,
fANY consulting of Nineteen Performers having arrived
from Booe will have he honor of making their rs appear
PROGRAMME Part IL, Hong,raa National March;
Auber3 Waltz Every try has It's charms strauss
Duet from the opera. linda Of Chamo Don,zett Part
Furstenau; 6Gimev QuMie, Suauss7 European BiumsI'
lim fell Rossin The Pes Waltz Lanner; TO- Keller
Union Polka Czapek H. Railroad Gaop Tickets so Cents
be had The principal Music Stores and the door
the evening OF the Conct Doors at 6 eoImasce
commence az " pfecseIv. d63
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nR LAMERT ,s still be found his old Office. 63 Gold
- street Fulton where he be copfdentally con
suited by all those unhappy victims OF malpractice IN every
disease Of private The Doctors treatment upon
the system already successfully practsed by
him the continent Of Europe Srctures Nervous De-
b tthc consequent result OF ndiscreet INDULGENCE in
e sions ogeher with ent speed
ly and retualy cured Al letters, post paid enclosing
Il. .I~I.. ~ AEna l.nida L
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BOUQUETS OF SWEET FLOWERS-LENOlR,
ID Florist 45th gdale ro.d hand and tabl, bos
ques b.quetts vases &c ms Handsomely lea,
BILE price. Order box the New York Hotel AL Kinds Of
choice eenhouse plants for sale. d22 12tsr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

OuR PRlsoNoRs IN MEXICO. In the
Tampico Sentinel, Of the Gath, we find q
letter from Capt. G. G. Danley, prisoner
in the city of Mexico, dated the I'd OF April,
calling the attention of our authorities to
the fact that the command of Major Gaines
is still confined in the penitentiary of the
city Of Mexico although both Gems. Scott
and Taylor suppose all the prisoners taken
with Maj. Gaines are now at atlarge. Should
it prove true that our men are detained in
Mexico contrary to the agreement entered
into by Santa Anna, we trust no time will
be lost inplacing the prisoners recently ta-
ken by US, under the closest restraint
Time enough has elapse for the return of
Majs. Gaines and Borland. If the Mexi.
play us false in this matter, let open
severity to her prisoners speak our sense
Of the loss we have suffered.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
you feel grateful that they are not fools ale
ready, do not try to frighten them out OF
the little common sense they possess.
A MOTHER.
For the Portage Sentinel
"The Charity Beans"

Mr.. HARRIs:-Having noticed poet
ical niece in the Sentinel of the 18th inst,
under the above title, which we think cal
culated to mislead the public mind on GER
tain points, and referring SO directly par.
ticular individuals, {viz:) Messrs. Leverett
and @. P. Norton which leaves no room to
doubt as to the persons intended to be I'M
plicated, we feel constrained to state the
facts as they came under our observation
On the 23d Of April last, in the perform
ance of our duty as committee to receive
and transport to Ravenna such articles as
should be contributed by the inhabitants q
Charlestown for the relief of the suffering
Irish, we called on the gentlemen above
named, Of whom we received the barrel o
beans which we packed and hauled to Ra
VIENNA, in connexion with other donations
We have no hesitation in saying that the.
were of the best quality, put up in good or
der, and should they arrive safely at tn
place of their destination, we hope may al
| ford relief and comfort to some of the thou
sands ready to perish. 4.
ALBERT AUSTIN,
RANSOM L. COE.
Charlestown, May 19, l947.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

S07--same limits as now.
CuYAHoeA-1S07-bu not separately
organized till l9l0--same as now except
ing as to two or three of the west town.
ships; but in 1911, the west line was ex-
tended to Black River.
MEDlNA-lsI2--but not organized till
1918.
LoRA1N--1s22--organized in 1924
"Sheriffs, &c, to have5the right to con6ne
prisoners in the jails of Cuyahoga, Medina
and Huron for two years"
Before 1877, questions frequently occur
red as to the jurisdiction Of counties over
the waters Of the Lake, it beingscontended
that no process could be served excepting
on the land, the counties being bounded by
the Lake. To settle this difficulty, the
counties were extended to the national line
in the middle Of the Lake, and in conse
quence two thirds or three quarters Of Guy
ahoga county is covered by water.
Cleveland has therefore been at various
times in Washington. Jefferson, Tru,nbull
Geauga and Cuyahoga counties.
Ohio City has been in Wayne, Trum
bull, Geauga and Cuyahoga3 counties.
Cleveland and Ohio City was not in the
same county until Trumbull was created
The former never was in Wayne county
nor the last in Washington and Jefferson.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

JOHN C. CALHOUN eccentric
statesman has written letter to r. L.
Dorr, ESQ.,, in which he gives, very briefly,
his views Of what a government should be,
or, more properly, he expresses his opinions
as to who have the right to govern. If FIVE
understand him, the majority have not the
right to make laws, unsanctioned by the
minority; nor the minority, unsanctioned
by the majority; but that the consent of the
whole must be obtained, before law can be
made The practical bearings of such a
visionary scheme,-ifa scheme so vision.
ary can have pratical bearings,-may at
once be seen. In popular governments -
the only governments where his plan could
possibly be reduced to efect,-there are
always majority and minority-this
must, of necessity, be-and upon questions
Of law and policy, these parties never could
unite. The consequences would, of course,
be, that no laws would be enacted, and no
progress would be made. -Hillsboroagh
Gazette.
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Ibe porta9e 9e,ltinel.
wednesday, May 26, Is47.
Close Of Volume 2.
r A V E N N A, OHIO:

The present number completes the 2t
volume Of the Sentinel. We have nothing
to offer in regard to our past course. 1t ii
with our patrons for their judgement, either
of approval or condemnation; but, whatev
er may be the verdict, we shall ever fee
conscious of-having endeavored to accom-
modate our paper to the tastes, wishes ana
interests of our patrons; and if we have
failed in this, object, we feel assured that il
has not been from the want of desire to
serve our patrons and the democratic cause
faithfully. In short, we have endeavored,
and shall continue our efforts to make our
paper an interesting and useful family pa
per. The publication Of our paper was COM
menced under rather unfavorable circum-
stances-our opponents predicted its dis
continuance within six months, and even
our friends were fearful that the prediction
would be verified. We commenced with
but about three hundred subscribers, but
our list has now increased to nearly nine
hundred, and we hope to be able to increase
our subscription still more.
1t is our intention to enlarge our paper
at the beginning Of the next volume, which
will enable us to give much greater a.
mount Of reading matter than it has hereto
fore contained; and we hope to receive from
our friends the assistance necessary to ena-
bic US 10 furnish them with good and ac-
ceptable paper.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

MULTUM IN PARvo.-Our friend of the
Western Dominion speaks volumes of truth
in the following short and pithy sentences
The credit system but poorly answers the
purpose ofspecie payment. Strike upon
eagles and dollars, promise that the bear.
er should be paid ten dollars, in paper for
the eagle, and one dollar, in paper, for the
silver dollar, at the banks, do you think
there would be very great run upon the
banks to draw upon them for the paper?-
We wait for answer.
Never sacrifice your liberty to A, that he
may secure you from the oppression of B.
The snake creeps out of his skin, and
changes his coat every year; but continues
to be the same serpent.
Democrats are for honorable agents
Aristocrats for naughty masters.
When great men are governed by
ambition, and little meL by money, the
rights of The people are in jeopardy. ..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
Dreadful Distress in ireland.

The New York Journal of Commerc.
says:-We have been favored with lette
from Martha D. Cox, of "Change House,
Dunmanway, Cork county, to friend ii
this city, dated April lst. After many ex
pressions of gratitude to the Amercans,sh
proceeds as follows: ...
"Truly our land is becoming what our
appeal foreteld, one vast Lazar house OF
the dead and dying. Literally the cry of
famine is never out of our ears from dawn
till late evening. And now thatpestilence
is raging, the poor creatures previously
weakened by want of food, have no strength
left to contend with fever, and are swept a.
way, notwithstanding all we can do to save
them. Our own Poor house, intended for
400 persons, is now never without 800 in
mates.
"We still have here the luxury ofcotins,
but how long that privilege of decent bu-
rials will be continued, we cannot tell :.
Government is turning off all the laborers
from the public works, private employment
is diminishing, the farmers cannot feed their
men, much less pay them wages, and agri-
culture has received fatal check. Our
prospects for the next year is dreadful. Oh!
my poor countrymen, what will become of
them? In some places near us, the dead are
buried without coffins in heaps, and hungry
dogs drag the corses from their graues and
eat them. A man saso his ,Oite's head IN q
dogs mouth. At Kilburny church yard,
we see the poor mother carrying her child's
coffin on her head, and burying it herself
for want Of assistance. But will not har-
row up your feelings. l must add, howev-
er, that we are all in danger Of our lives
from the effluvia around US, arising from
the numbers that crowd our doors. Many
gentlemen are sick Of putrid fever, caught
while performing acts of benevolence and
charity. Several of our curates are down
sick, and one gentleman, friend Of ours,
lost his life in a singular manner; as he
was passing Cabin, distracted father
rushed out upon him with the dead bodies
Of two children. The smell was SO dread.
ful, and the sight SO appalling, that he be-
came sick, and died in five days, of putrid
fever, to the irrepairable loss of his family
ave have heard that the vessel with the
lading destined for this part of the country
has gone to Londonderry, where it will be
attended to. by our agents. If money could
now be sent out in part, it would save time
and expense, as nourishing food for the
sick has become as important as sustenance
for the starving. The pestilence is daily
increasing. Farewell. God bless Amer
ica!"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

SANTA ANNA. CRAzr.--.lericans seek
ing the projections Of Gen. ScoN--Briiish
Mediation. gentleman at Vera Cruz
on the 4th inst, who had seen Santa Anna
thirty-ive or forty miles from that city, on
the Orizaba road, considered him crnzy.-
The same gentleman, short time before
at Puebla, heard it confidently said that her
citizens would send a deputation to General
Scott to put themselves under his protection.
The British agent at Mexico, Mr.. Bank :
head, it was reported, had been requested
to mediate, and open communication with
the Americans to treat of pence. These
things are gathered from letters just receiv-
cd in Washington, and which the Union
has seen.-BaAimore Sun, .Mau 20.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26

O. Since the defeat of Santa Anna at
Cerro Gordo, the Mexicans are much in
want of another great general who can
unite their distracted forces and lead them
on to-defeat. We hope if Webster, Da-
Wis, bloody hands, Corwin, Giddings, Til
den, or any Of the other great leaders o.
federalism. with their suits Of tory editors
should think Of going there, that the Presi
dent will give them "pass." They car
do our country less injury there than whil'
they remain OF home. 9...r-
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BY Electric Telegraph to Pittsburgh.
Copied from the Daily Morning Post,
From Mexico.

PH1LApELPHIA, May II, 6 o'clock, P. M.
By the steamer ]. L. Day, which arrived
at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, we have
later dates from the Army under Gen. Scott.
The Picayune learns verbally that an
express reached Vera Cruz, bringing infor-
nation that deputation from the Capital
visited Gen. Scott, and requested him to
take the city under his protection. This
news appears to be almost incredible.
The citizens of the Capital greatly feared
the banditti, in case of an attack on the city
by the American army; and Guerella
warfare, it was supposed, would be quite as
dangerous to the Mexican citizens as to the
American soldiers.
The impression appears to be gaining
ground, that there will be no more fighting.
1t is doubted whether the Capital woule
be defended.
4 The Mexican papers continue thei'
structures upon the mission Of Attocha.
. Santa Anna is reported TO have gon'
south from Orazaba, to recruit his ranks q
: Oaiaca. He has not shown himself at tn
Capital since his defeat at Cerro Gordc
1t is thought, however, that he is projectin
r an attack upon our wagon trains.
81 twas the intention Of Gen. Scott, upo
the arrival Of the wagon trains from Yer
Q Cruz, to move forward with all possibl
q despatch, and to depend upon the countr
:. through which he passed for supplies.
It 1t is supposed that it was the determine
J. ton of the twelve months volunteers not
re-enlist for longer period, which .woul
/. seriously retard the progress Of Gen. Scot
II unless the supposed surrender ofthe Capit'
l. proves true.
9 Gen. Worth was gathering oil the grai
6 he could, and establishing bakeries, so as
9 be we'll prepared for the intended movernel
q towards the Mexican Capital.
Q Gen. Pillow and Lieut.. Col. Anderso
have arrived at New Orleans.
0 Gen. Shields was slowly recovering.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-26
GFyI In letter from the Hon. Waddy

| GFIn letter from the Hon. Waddy
Thompson to the National Intelligencer,the
following paragraph occurs: "There are
other considerations which would induce me
to reject any further acquisition Of terrific
ry, even it was rendered to us; and these
are, that slavery will never exist in any
State beyond the Rio Grande whether re-
stricted or not by Congressional legislation.
Slavery is forever prohibited there by laws
more fixed and Interchangeable than legisla-
tive enactments, for they may be repealed;
slavery there will be worse than unpro6ta-
bla." .~ o