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HON. JAMES COOPER.

The distinguished gentleman sailed
from Phiaadeiptia on hfonday The iss
inst, ia the packet ship aaranack, Coz Liv-
crpoel Presious 10 his departure large
nuHber OF his personal aud political
friends united in public entertainment,
as q slight manifestation Of she high es-
tecm in which they hold him. Joseph
r. Chandler, Esq, presided on the osca-
sion. Ia the course OF the evening. spec
ches were made by Messrs. j. j. San-
derson. z. Joy Morris, af'Michael, Gil
pin, Weiherili. and others. Mr.. Cooper
made a feelingly eloquent speech in reply
TO some complimentary remarks from the
chairman.
Mr. Cooper visits England and the
Continent IN consequence Of the impair
ed state Of his health. and expects TO be
absent some nine or ten months. We
sincerely wish thai his journey may prove
pleasant one, and that a relaxation from
the severe duties Of his profession, and a
change Of scene aud climate, may fully
restore him TO the enjoyment OF good
health. Mr.. G. has for many years been
closely identified with the politics Of
Pennsylyania, and has served his fellow
citizens in the national and state legisia-
lures with zeal and ability; and an hon.
esty OF purpose, which have secured for
him the esteem of even political oppo-
nents.-Reading Journal.
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"VERA CRuz, Der. 90, Is47.

81 had the honor 10 address you on the
2Sth, and although the extra of 10 day 8
Genus of Liberty gives intelligence from
above which does not look so pacific, |
nevertheless believe Pena Y Pena, and
others Of his stamp, will induce the Con-
gross TO make peace; and as regards Pa
redes, the more he works for his party,
the nearer we are to negotiation.
''All around The city Of Mexico there
is large peace party; and | have reason
10 believe there are many Of the most
respectable citizens in Vera Cruz, Jalapa,
and Puebla who are ardcnfly wishing Tor
peace; or. rather, that they could be as
surcd that the stars and stripes would float
over their and their clliidren's heads
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every thing whie, can be cleaned from
their mesgeF contents:
"YERA Carx. Der. IS, 1877

every tHlAS HtfC-h Ne1 - 6>~ - >---
their mesger contents;
"YEaA Carz, Der. IS. 1877
Every ming was quiet al Mesico.-
At Querciaro, the Government, ssch as Il
is, was getting nose pacific 6enor Pc
ma Pena ksid ordered 0en Santa Anna
back FOR trial; but whether he would 90,
is very unceriain. FIis troops which he
brought TO puebEe, and those under Alya-
rez and Rea, who joined him as soon as
they heard that Gen. Lane was marching
on, deserted him by companies lie
was, al eur last dates, \, San Andres
Other important Information has reached
us that Senor Cuevas. former minister,
had been called into tie cabinet His re-
ply was, III the negotiations are opened,
| Will JON yeu; Otherwise I cannot;' and
SO he has accepted. This is the last in
Formation we have. II, as we are as
fared, they are more inclined Tor peace,
the reinforcements now going up. which
will amount 10 IS many troops as Gen.
Scott has in the city of ,s.lexico, will bur
ry on the desire TO negotiate, before il is
TOO late, or IN fact, before the nationality
is lost altogether.
"Gen. Patterson viii move up IN all
this week. General Lane will find no
difficulty 10 reaching Pnebla, and Colonel
Chills viii be much relieved by his pres
ence."
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WESTWARD Iios-Twenty-seve ladies'
from New England. passed up the Lake
to-day on the "lndiana." bound for Iowa,
Illinois, and Indiana, 10 engage as teach
ers. They were accompanied BY Cover
mar Slade, Of Vermont. as far as Buffalo.
Verify, these ladies have undertaken re-
sponsibIe and arduous task; and they ex-
hibit determination Of character and a
self sacrificing spirit crcdiiable in the
highest degree.
The enterprise Of Miss Beecher, Gov.
SIade and others. is anoble one, aad from
it the best result must flow. The people
of the West will welcome with warm and
open hearts the teachers who have left
their homes TO discharge among strangers
the duties Of instructing yeung minds; and
may heaven shower upon these Teachers
its richest blessings, for they truly de-
serve theln--Cieveiand Herald, Oct. %.
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Red and White Cow.

about 6 years old; the owner is request
cd 10 come forward. prove property. pay
charges and take her away, or she Will
be disposed Of according TO law.
Nov. 9. Is47. JOSEPH HCON.
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About afortnight since ,as Mrs. McKen-
sic, Of White Sands, Prince Edwards S
Island, was going to the woods in search
of her cows, accompanied by her son, a
lad about II years of age, and q dog,
they met with a bear, when in the act Of
stepping over windfall, which immedi-
atcly seized the child. The dog at once
attacked the bear, and, together with Mrs.
Nj. who seized club and beat him I'LL the
blood run out Of his nostrils, succeeded
in driving the beast towards the wood
The child was very much injured, and
had il rot been for HE assistance of his
mother and her faithful dog, he would
probably have been killed. The bear had
been seen prowling about the neighbor-
hood for some time previous, accompa-
MED by two or three others, and had done
much damage among the cattle.
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The RESOLUTION OF the House OF Bish-
ops TO appoint Committee of Three
with the concurrence of the House OF
Deputies,) to take charge ofthe missien
bishop Soulhgate's at Constantinople,
was under consideration in the Lower
House, and Dir. Collins of s. G.. speak
ing against tat the latest dates.-litts.
Gaz.
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u is stated dat The number OF esni-
grsnis 10 Canada who have died, in three
months. on ship board. or afler siley hare
landed, II 7,Ilo.
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STRAY COW.

GtAME trcspsssing on the premlsesof
q the subscriber residing in Alleghe'
nv township, about the Sd OF October
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A New York letter in1lle Philadelphia

Ac" Aoih lsaci III tiie Hitsueipilia
Inquirer says
III report speaks true some Of our
New York merchants are making we'll of
the Mexican war. It's said that vessels
have been hired for Government use at
most cxorbilant rates-and that their
owners receive as much FOR a few months
use OF the vessel as she is worth. 1t is
also said that some gentlemen OF this city
are engaged in constructing steamboats,
lor The Gore. n ncnt without being direct
ed to DO SO, directly, and selling Them at
prices varying from thirty 10 forty thon-
sand dollars over their costs, and CITY or
sixty thousand over their worth, 10 the
Government agents. How true this is I
do net know, bnt can truly say that our
ciiizeas believe it, and are very indignant
at it.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-11-16

Communications teilrcca Gen. Santa
.gana and Col. thais, al Pucth.
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EPIscoPAL Diocese OF New YoRK.-
The friends of Bishop Onderdonk ask
the Episcopal General Convention to re-
store him Internationally TO the Office of
Bishop, from the duties of which he has
been suspended. lis opponents among
the clergy and laity desire 10 have the di
occse declared vacant and a new Bishop
elected By the present Convention. II
has been decided by tho Convention now
in session, that "!he sentence Of suspen-
sion PRONOUNCED upon Bishop Onderdonk
is valid, dat the diocese is not vacant,
and that neither new Bishop nor an as
sisiant can be elected but provisional
one, from neighboring diocese may be
elected, with as full canonical authority as
though he were the regular diocesan.
4 canon has passed giving the House
OF Bishops power TO remit or modify ihe
sentence, but il is thought they will not
exercise it.
The Convention passed resolution
authorizing the appointment OF Select
Committee to revise the German prayer
book.
The resolution Of Judge Chambers. ex-
pressing the deep sorrow of the Lower
House that the House of Bishops had re-
solved not TO adopt the recommendation
of the Committee OF Conference, and re-
ques.ing them to reconsider the subject,
was carried by the following vote:
CLERGY. % dioc. LArTV. 20 dice.
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is $G54, 1887 $50
The value Of impertations for
the fiscal year, ending on the
30ih of June last, was I2l,69l,797
The value OF expectations, do
mcstic and foreign for the
same period, was ii2.468,5l6
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Amount of imports and ex-
ports, s235,l08,3l3
which is about one third of
the value of our agriculture.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14
Administrator,s Sale.

TN pursuance of an order made by the
j. Court Of Common Pleas for the County oil
Portage and State of Ohio, at the March
Term thereof. A. D. 1Y47, shall on the
18th day of May, between the hours of ten
O'Clock, A. M {. and two o'clock, P. M. on
SAID day, on the premises, expose to sale to
the highest bidder, the following real estate
situate in Palmyra in the County of Portage
and is known by being part of Lot No. TWEEN.
ty-three (23,) beginning at the South Easl
corner Of tract of land in said Lot decided
by David Calvin to Horatio N. Calvin and
Hannah his wife January S, 1888, and from
thence north on the East line OF said tract
sixty roads; and from thence Yves, far enough
SO that line drawn parallel with he saiG
first line will contain five acres of land
from thence South to the South line of sait
Lot, 1t being the Township line and from
thence East 10 the place Of beginning, con.
tanning five acres of land, subject to the righl
of Dover of Polly Rogers therein, as here.
tofore assigned. The same belonging to the
real estate of James Wilson, deceased.
STEPHEN B. McKELvEY, Ad'str. with
the Will annexed of James Wilson, decd.
Ravenna, April IA, i847. 4w98,
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Adminlistrator,s Sale.

A GREEABLE to an order of the Court OF
"A Common Pleas, granted at the November
Term Of said Court, shall proceed to sell,
upon the premises, on the 18th day of May,
lS47, the following described real estate, SIT
uate in Rootstown, Portage county, Ohio, Of
which James Tagg died seized, being part of
Lot number one and bounded as follows, viz
Beginning att post standing in the north
line Of land owned by Wilkes Payne on sal
Lot number one, s 80 degrees SIS minutes, E
from the center Of the north and south road
on the ives. line of said Lot, thence N I de>
gree w chains n links, thence south 46a
degrees, E lS chains 50 links, thence N SO
degrees SIS minutes, w chains 8s links to
the place Of beginning, containing 96.lO0
acres ofland, subject to the dover Of Rebecca
Tagg therein.
.ALso--the following subject to the dover
Of the said Rebecca Tagg, and the equity of
the estate of Andrew Bassett, decd, said
equity amounting to about BPS, lying in the
south east quarter of the said township of
Rootstown, bounded on the north BY land
owned by Horace Case, on the east oy the
north and south road, on the south and west
by the Diagonal road, containing about fifty
rods Of land. Terms of sale, Cash.
s4 2hs4H JAMES TAGG, Admir-.
Rootstown April IS, 1877. 4w9S.
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Arrival Of the Columbia.
PHILADELPHIA, April Z, Is

PHILADELPHIA, April Z, lS47.
Wednesday, lOA o'clock, A. M. {
The Packet Ship Columbia arrived a
New York this morning from Havre.
A summary Of the news brought by this
arrival will be found below. -. 4
Large orders for American produce are
brought by the Columbia and more are ex
|pected by the next arrival.
The price of Corn has advanced ir
France and Belgium, and in consequence
thereof, the greatest distress exists in these
countries.
A reconciliation has taken place between
M. Guizot and the Duke Of Normandy,
and grand honorary banquet has been
given in consequence Of the event.
The diplomatic relations between Greece
and Turkey have been broken up. An in
suit was offered to the Envoy Of the latter
nation at ball given by Otho, who de-
manded his passports, and Immediately
sailed.
The Duke of Polignac is dead.
".'.f FOREIGN MARKETS. .a
Wheat 2 shillings per quarter for Eng
lish Flour--advanced, Western Canal,
AIS. Cd. New Orleans Ais.
Corn and Corn Meal in active demand
for ireland; no quotations given; rates
improved. Butter so S9s. Bacon Gas.
Hams IT'S. Beef in active demand. Lard
in kegs, Sos. Receipts of Corn small.
Cotton firm; Louisiana 64a74d Weeks
sales $4,000. Iron trade firm.-Post.
'es''.'a New YoRK, April 8, 8 o'c.
The London Packet Wyoming is in and
brings dates to the l4th, March.
| have copy of Brown & Shipley's
Circular which quotes United States Flour
at Ais to 42s. per Dbl. The latter an ex.
treme quotation.
The best corn is a shade lower-quoted
at 67s. to 66s. per quarter. M
The news does not appear of sufficient
Importance to Telegraph. Pills. Post,
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Sherin's Sale.

I'm obedience to the command Of writ Of
AVeadi Ex. to me directed and delivered from
the court of common Pleas of Portage coun'
ty. Ohio; shall expose to sale at public
vendue at the court house in the town Of Ra.
VIENNA
On M'nd1y the Eth lay Of Nay nert,
between the hours OF ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock, NJ. ofsaid day the following
described lands and teaements 10 wit:
"Situaie in the township of 2rimiicld IN
said Coun " of Portage and known by being
part of lot Number thirty five 1861 and bonn,
ded as follows, to wit: on the East, South
and West, by the lot lines, and on The north
by Oliver Sawyer's land containing by Sur
yey of Samuel ID. Harris one hundred ant
thirtyseven acres 49l.3ll of an acre of land.
Taken on decree wherein Harriet Peck
Adm'x. Of Antho1y Peck, decd, was com,
plainant and Della G. Blake g. ais. were re
spondents. s'Ah
Appraised at SS8s6, 90.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
Anril 1dfh I2d7 {
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Administrator A Sale.

TN pursuance ofan order made by the Court
l. of Common Pleas for the County of Ports
age and State of Ohio at the March Term,
thereof, A. d. lS47, shall on the 18th day
of May next. between the hours of ten o.,
clock, A, NJ. and two t'clsck, P. NJ. on SAID
eay, at Deerield on the or rsmlses, expose te
sale to the highest bidder, the following rea
estate, situate in Deerfield, Portage County
in the South East corner of Lot No. 81
bounded as follows, beginning at the Soutf
side of the Mahoning River at low watel
mark, thence South seven chains and ninety
links to the South east corner of said lot
thence west along the line of said Lot across
the River and joining land of A. Ely nineteer
chains and six links thence North II deg.
west seven chalns and twenty three links to
the East side of the River, thence along the
various courses Of said River at low water
mark to the place OF beginning, contain ing
eighteen acres and one hundred and forty
nine perches of land, more or less: Also,
one other tract being the North part Of L Of
No. 26 in Deerfield, bounded as follows, be.
ginning at the North west corner ofsaid Lot,
running South to Daniel Whiltle laRd, thence
Ea st on Daniel Whittle North line to the
East line Of said lot, thence North along the
East line to the North east corner of said
Lot, thence, west along the North line of
said Lot to the place Of beginning, contain.
ing Fifty seven acres and 89-1Oe more or
less.
Subject to the right of Dover Of Frances
Swayz therein as heretofore assigned: the
same being part of the rea estate Of Wills
lam Sway re, deceased.
FREDERICK DANIELS, Administrator of
William Swayze.
Ravenna, April IS, 1S47. 4w9S.
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Fresh Groceries. a;4n I'll
TTOOD g. STEVENS have just reeei yel
IL Hds. low priced p. r. Sugar. 'esi
Hhds, fine light celdSt Croix do.
Boxes White Havana 1868 do. lsaRl
2 2bbls.refned crashed & powdered do,alA
10 Bags low priced Rio Coffee. aa SiE
S do Prime Green Laguira coffee. B
S do Fine old Java do egs
S chests Young Hyson Tea, ,af. Sc. pr.ls.
10 do Fine do at ss6d per ID.
10 do Green and Black Tea 4s 10 es pY. ID.
1 do Imperial do ' tls
8 Hhds Prime w. |. aud N. o. Molasses.
2 do Neuyitas Syrup. II
8 do Prime dry Goldfish. .4
lTlerce Picked salmon. NJ 4. .tg
bbls do Mackerel & White YisA.
do Pure Sperm Oil. e
9 do Conn.,, Whale do
10 boxes 1'allow. Stearine, & Sperm candles.
6 boxes brown Soap. II,
do old CASTLE soap. ses,.sy .5fa,
do Pearl Starch. +.5g,+5irts 4.
Tapioca, Pearl Barley, Pepper Ssuss.
Olive Oil. Ground Mustard and Spices Of
every kind. 'ss ags s,a., cTas
Ravenna, Dec. o, Is4s.
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Contributions through Mexican Ports.

The Union Of the Sd inst, contains the
following letter from the President to the
Secretary Of the Navy:
To The Secretary ofihe Nauy:--SlR: Be-
ing charged by the constitution with the
prosecution Of the existing war with Mexi-
CO, deem il proper, in the exercise of an
undoubted belligerent right, to order that
military contributions be levied upon the
enemy in each Of their ports or other places
as now are, or. may be. hereafter, in the
possession of our land and naval forces by
conquest; and that the same be collected
and applied towards defraying the expenses
Of the war. As one means Of efecting
this object the blockade al such conquered
ports will be raised; and they will be OPEN
cd to our own commerce and tina. of all
neutral nations, in articles not contraband
Of war, during our military occupations Of
them; and duties on tonnage and imports
will be levied and collected through the
agency ofour military and naval officers
in command at such ports, acting under
orders from the War and Navy Depart
ments. &, 9 3tsAs
" transmit to you herewith, for your
Information and guidance, a copy ola COM
1nunication addressed by me to the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury on the 23d inst,
instructing him 70 examine the existing
Mexican tariff, and report to me, for my
consideration, scale Of duties which he
would recommend to be lieved on tonnage
and imports in such conquered ports,
together with such regulations as he would
propose as necessary and proper, in order
to carry this policy into effect, and also d
copy of the report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, made on the 30th instant, in
answert tomy communication to him. The
scale Of duties and the regulations for their
collection as military contributions exacted
from the enemy, recommended eby tie
Secretary Of tho Treasury ID this report,
nave been approved BY me. 4
1aA You will, alter consulting with the Secre-
Stary tof War, 30 as To secure concert of
ncti6n between the War and NAVY Depart.
tmentss issue the necessary ofdersto carry
the i insasure proposed into; immediate
effect All ls sJAMEs III. PoIK.
Washington, March 81, 1917 iaG
. This letter is accompanied bya reply
from Secretary Mason, inwhich he states
athaE ''attsr consultation with the Secretary
-ofs War, 1 have addressed 10 the officers
commanding the naval forces Of the United
States III the Pacific ocean and III the Gulf
Of Mexico respectively, LISTERS Of instruct
fion morning t0 your directions, Of which,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14

VIE subscriber would respectfully an
noance to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity. that he has commenced the
-'-,' - TAILORING BUSINESS
in Mason's Block, derectly over the store of
Gillett & Co. where he is prepared to do all
work in his line on the shortest notice and
IN the latest fashion, and hopes by strict at
tentlon to business to receive liberal hare
ofpublIc patronage.
Cutting done to order and onthe shortest
notice. JuSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, August 5tb, lS46. fyg6.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14

0T DIR. G.. G. Vaughn the Inventor of vau,
ghn's Mixtures is not an NJ. d. he processes
nothing out of tho botanical school,. but his
discoveries and application ofcertain medical
roots, on the western prairrs has given him a
wide spread fame-his income is now large from
the great sale of his article Gand cures he has
been the means Of making entitle to lasting
grgtitude--see advertisement and call and get
pamphlet, Fy EAKtR y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14

fWYa. 4
TIhe undersigned has great pleasure in
recognising theintimate relations of amity
which happily subsist between his govern
mont and thatof Spain, and the consequent
obligations imposed on the public forces of
the former, In their operations against the
said city, to respect, as far as may be prac-
ticable, Spanish subjects and their proper.
~ within the same; bat he begs to say to
the consul OF Spain that, in. carrying the
city, whether by bonbardmsnt and cannon
ade or assault, or all-and particularly in
the nighetime-it will be exceedingly diff
ficuh for the forces Of the United States to
perceive the consular flags, or to discrimi.
nate between the persons and the property
OF friends, and the persons and properly Of
tne enemy; ''4 ,.. Z. Z, ..iss.,'. .
The undersigned can, therefore, only
promise % 90 all that circumstances may
possibly permit to cause such discrimina-
.ion % oe observed; and, in the mean time
70 snow ms anxiety tocarry out that friend.
~ purpose, ne sends to her Spanish Majes-
.y's consul. e residing in Vera y Cruz, print,
Pa''.caS,e, !ne mouse ol me spanish con-
, anu Spanlsn suolecss ana properly WIN;
~ - o .s;aa saa,'e-o III De snown' y me Guy snouo
Mn;.aa S. y cll oli GERS ,ls ana soioiers oi lne
- r.sSN .ny .oy aPP,,,ooon .he
.s"aJ as -. I. .n1 ~. oons. .s OsaH .0est undef'
.oc~ sIs, .aas ~ sa1 sal.Suatu Y solsly IN
. sos.ueu - Pio'eo' oPaniSh suDJec's ana 'neii
PigPSa'y. gS
,oaaa ns u,lue.slgnec, "no mas MOI nad the
s, .syn1a y nsa1 aifeclly from tne BRITISH con
Su'' ooss 1naI lke safeguard, herewith
Sas.a ~. n,,''' u'ay NO uelivereo Oy tne spanish
TTI.' Tba - ,., u
n9 m uiluels,gneu oners % me sconsul Of
az. majss.y, ne Gueeh q SPAN, tne as
~. .:1 ny. y Ms nlgh respect ana considera'
Non u 'lle Undersigned,
n. =, ~ .l. w1NrlELD SUIT.
..'g Consui u opa,n az vera Cruz, Sen.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14
BOOT q SHOE RAANUFACTORY..

m THE subscribers would're-
IL specifully inform The ci,i-
sz1,A ~6a9zens of Ravenna and its vcin>
ity that they have taken the
chop formery occupied by William Gardner,
a few doors east of the Post office, at the sign
of the Mammoihs Git Boot, where they are
prepared to do all kinds of work in their line
of business on the most reasonable terms,
and in the latest and most improved French
or English styles. They will manufacture
all kinds Of mems Morocco, Cordevan and
common Calf Skin Boots, Ladies Caters and
Marocco Buskins and Slippers. Also,. all
kinds of shoes for children will be made &C.
cording to order.
Nost kinds Of Boots Sc Shoes, ready made,
kept constantly on hand and for sale at oul
shop: Call and see them before purchasing
elsewhere.
JOHN TITUS,
LEVI JOHNSON.
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/. MI1rriages.

In Rayenna. April 10th, BY Rev. E. E. Atwa
tor, AsAHEL $. BAGG, Publisher Of the De
itroit FREQ Press. to Miss MARY "A. FINDLEY
Eof Ravenna. apG z5 isa 1a4gH ~.
At the Pavilion House. on the 7th inst. by e
Spalding. Esq. Mr.. .ALONZO w. VAN WAC
NER, to Miss SARAH 6. HoLKINs, both Of
Mantua. 81. .s