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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23
Gitn gntel!iaenre.

Our MAHKErsl-The season of the year is now
present when some Of the ltixuries in the way of
fruits are disappearing from our markets. but their
places are promptly supplied with vegetables &c,
by our country lriends-those perhaps which are as
palntable as their predecessors II is our opinion
that our markets ARE well supplied as those OF any
other city. and are kept a. orderly. as any others.
We seldom nowadays, have to record "rows, rum
pusses or RIOTS" as happening IN the prbet build
ngs; but all things are carried on "deeenty and In
ORDER which reflects great credit upon the qalhor
ties aud officers The purchasers, too, are VERY nu
merous, and often il IL with difficulty one make
his way through nctwitbstapding ,hs largeness of
the buildings. This leads us, to say that another
building Of the size of the Others is actually needed
for the accommodated Of the numerous sellers, us
many Of them are obliged to stand in the open space
ind in the street during cold weather, which is very
unpleasant. .Jyslss}5HtSS s@
We here unnex prices: Apples, 10 to rs cts per
peck sweet potatoes, 20 to rs do; Irish d., do;
urnps IL to IS do; onions, rs per pecki cabbage,
to per head honey, 20 per h.; eggs, Is to 20 per
dozen; butter 20 to Is per H.; pumpkins 10 10 u
cts ench. o in,t' 3t1.a = A"t
LECTURES on THE REV. l., r. REEsE.r- This gen
temnn, of the 9th street M. P. Church, has COM
inenced a course Of Lectures on the evidences Of
Christianity. We hnd this pleasure Of attending Mr..
RS second lecture on Sabbath night last and were
much interested. He Ii one of the most able and
eloquent ministers 70 whom we have ever listened.
The third lecture is 10 takc place Tomorrow evening
CADETS OF TEsnERaNoE.-Wo noticed short
ne ago the formation Of ii "Section'' Of this new
order for boys this Section is now lin very pros
porous condition. On Thursday night ''Seedon
No.2p was organized at the Navy Yard, with TWEEN
ly-seven members, Boys, one Of the best things
You can do is to Join the Cadets Of Temperance,
ssvArcH HousH. --Auestedi Sarah Young, white,
drunk md disorderly committed g the workhouss
for 30 days. 3ills .IA,Rarii sti III idlqrG gfsa
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II Col. Haskell member elect from Tennessee,
predicted last that the only way to close the
war was to fall back to defensive line. We learn
that the gallant ColoneFs views have undergone
some change in this respect in view Of the change Of
circumstances which has taken place, aud that no
will come TO his seat with a determination 70 act
solely for the country upon this question. This Is
the true ground. 81 ~. 1-u--r l.-lN -aLL .DL-.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

ar five can believe the New Orleans La Patria
Santa Ann has escaped ere this from Mexico with.
out the aid Of a pass from President Polk. The he
ro's aid was seen in Vera Cruz the 29th and 30tt
ult, and the hero himself was lurking in the vicinity
for the departure Of the English steamship Mcdway
which lefton the I'd inst What pity tits that III.
tyrnnt could not have been caught Hewould have
been capital Kings evidence against our President
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

b IJ The Charleston Mercury, d., demands the
proof that there was some reasonable prospect Of
peace when the armistce was asked by Gen. Scott.
1t considers the capture Of Churubusco to have beer
the capture of the city, and lays oil the subsequent
bloodshcd to the account of the Irst-fnl negotia-
tons. The Mercury speaks out boldly.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

[ DO Agency for the National WING II,
Gcorgctown The citizens Of Georgetown IRE respect,
em is agent for the National Wing Persons desirouso
being served with the National Wing in Georgetown will
please leave their names and residences with MI Bro
naugh IA t4Eti XXI tx MIN 4 MN faSiii !!
10 ENocH w sMALLwooD, Garrison street. Navy
Yard Agent for the ationai hs Persons wishing u
be supplied with the paper win please leave their names al
his store and they will be served Ali 3lh34yH "
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

The President OF the integral Republic OF Mexico to
&ft% his fellow-countrvnen:
with the most poignant and profound grief do
10 Won hatit was after repeated and extra
ornary efforts, and after fifteen hours inccssant
figRng. saw myself under the necessity Of aban-
donInp The capital with my ranks remarkably thin
ned bv the nroectiles Of the enemy who penetrated
our nearest lines srewinp the way with their bodies
and win those on the noble Mexicans, who so elo
,ouslv doGendcd inch nv inch the rights and honor
of their country. You have been witnesses thnt
have created resources nj n time when there were
IN, ~ LA ad IA ,,;,,,,, g,b,t srected
,om ... ~. ~ ~ - 49,, II
iornncalons arouna meAico, ''ial o.sahu a.a
assembled powerful army In order that 4 might
wrest some favor from fortune which has been 80
ayerse to us. The insubordinntion Of one general
,hyer,od mo n,ir,, NAV, AZ ,,nerations fhing
su ,.Ns ~ ShH, XIV I. !. Yps rns
when wv ai'eauy Aio" Al 'no anu
OF Churubusco the enemy received some very Pc
we're lessons which were thrice repeated afterwards
in the fort Of Chapulepec the suburbs Of Belen and
q, f,,y,os ana fnaI,v in te ci,adel Hnt the vaor
y. ri-e ~, n - ~ i,
q many " our soiuepA - 'ne guaiu am uo army
was not always supported yet j was only byflre
and sword that the enemy in day most atal ~ the
nation. made himself muster of the capital have
anriosIv sonuht death N ali parts because loss 50
anA'oasy sous' uoa.a :. !" ra iss' p
great mas occasiohoa ie the os1 proiouHa aespair
In Chnpultepec received confusion, IN beien my
clothes were pierced by the balls Of the enemy and
around me disappeared The best soldiers Of the repub-
H. vyhat ren,,us ~ mo- linen n Inc midst III this
~ .,.,'l.4.,.h a,," ~. i. ~. .,.,...sa,s,Is
consciousness that have personally sustained the
combat to the very last extremity ind that j have
sold dearv 10 the enemy his astonishing victory y
M ~ .oan ,,a 4, ,hs From, ~ Anons,ra f,arYo
pa,, 9, r','
Gordo Chufuouseo CnaPmnepec' Dc,eh' -. s' C,oiho
and the CITADEL and ne shall fnd me- swear % you
wherever IL shall be useful and glorious for mo to
combat ys'af9 e4t4a t4f u n ttG w VI
. !, 4, y, ,o, ,h,, have SNOW,
,nsi, r ras ~ ,hs presdsncv If bs ,cnnhIic
aaiIi y. sss,a 4 ac.ardina ~ I'M CONSIST, lion
M ~ ~ ~, Sanrsna CONT n S"sc viii
ao .,l M .t,nno n,sress can dacidc ho II IA
,hoas ndarcs shall Se in,r,,sed its ftnro Ies
~ o0o s1iN"N $50 n 49, = - ~ III, y
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hhs ,bs ,,s esnen,s ~ in IL
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70 inc capai y ana cne nlasl
.ks e wv. svar - ac vssif Il thor mar
Ter IN when mere Is inc most PEN. Inc supreme
magis'iacy canno. Do exposea 70 .ne maania 2, wal
aa,h y orSsr Inn, !, ba NJ. GIVEN 10 , any
archy and IN order that may again arse WIN pow
or sna Nun g.otys AKA. INa u, 5a,oa =.
to me 80 laborous and SO bite, and IL whose ID
feption ana laying GOWN, nave lsplrsa 70 notning
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

Eir General Scott says Mr.. Kendall, is so delight
ed with the bravery Of the privates the fighting men
Of his army, that he wishes they were one man, 80
as to hug them oil to his bosom
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

g-1r The surveying brig Washington Is once more
oil on the surveying expedition south Of Cape Hen
lopcn. Lieutenant Lee is her commander this time
I.ients. J. H. M. Mullany, +. Winsiow, A. injury
MASTER q. N. Foxi surgeon l.. J. williams; mid
shipmar, r. Aullck.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

sT What contrast with the conduct of the Bri-
fish in Washington is the conduct Of the Americans
in Mexicol The former burned all our public build
ngs and archives. The latter forbidden even to
quarter in the public buildings of Mexico, or to
touch book, record, paper, piece Of furni-
ture, in theand the order il obeyed to the letter.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

II A writer In the NJ Haven Journal thinks I" a
little less stung with rich cake and roast beef and
little more fresh air with now and then a dozc Of
ipecac or alap," would do good to bring up our
children in the way they should 20, than thousand
rods What doyou think Of that, boys and girls2
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

Ar We think the New Orleans Bulletin does the
Washington Union great injustice in calling il q
common" sewer. II is an "uncommon" one
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

WATcH HOUSE,. --Auestedi Sarah Young white
drunk and disorderly committed 70 the workhouse
for 30 days. slgla lltlA,aairl,a ,iiils IA ,T( .a
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-23

aeG5E- The Mor1nons.-. lie hhaf hath tpo coats
~ let aim ihtt dihnoi Y X hese words
NE lips NJ our Savior He said ALSO When
mons, yet feel Tor them because hey are human BEINGS
and have been, BY force Compelled leave their good
ms hay, However, Tie efforts thai thc citzens 81 Wash
ington making Especially tile LADIES' 10 relieve them is
truly YET there Is one way MAT we can aid
them ID great extent Without suffering any Inconvenience
ourselves They want Clothing, and that We can give by
taking Two OF perhaps half dozen or more gar
nchs and giving 70 them for remember. lie that hath
two cpats A. This viii apply % al Kinds Of Clothing,
and we Would say 10 the Ladies as well rs the Geilcme
be not well doing bit take of your clothing such
as ydd can Spare and forward 10 Mr. GeonoR AvAoE,
the Office Of the National Wing ~. " a,ijln.isYFN
Asthe Committee find It impossible .thorolghlyto
the city, many who would doubt ke cantribue
being absent from home, persons disposed depose
money with any of the following named genfkmen
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DIED,

49, Sabbath Evening Lccturcs- NINTH
u3 STRICT METHODIST PRoTEsTANr CHuRpir -Rev.
LEVI r. REESES third Lecture on Sabbatl evening NJ
IA O'Clock subjectA7gt Afiraees Of Christ III.
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.oyPoRT or wAsHrNaToN,r OCTOBER "a, lB47. ahia
s NO arrivals up 70 p nl.E iaal 3lIls9 il
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MeI- Rev. Joseph n. A1ren. ths Pastor
Qe elect, is expected 10 commence the duties OF his
Office at the Unitarian Church tomorrow Sunday the
2ith instant 2t,1 Vat +. g.f.lN.s tTlii' = Il.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
On-,te night Of the 13.h, General SAM

Ontte night of the 18th, General SAINT,
| Anna evacuated all of his positions, an,
retrsated from the city having had NOR
,faasholf Of his army killed, wounded an,
aiken prisoners. ~ 80 Szszs
/ EARLY ii the morning, Gems. 8 oaisinan
and Smitt's S division entered the grand Il a
lional Plaza, sFhez ceiua.an was formed
and the National Standard Of the cerr,
Gordo Division was display ed, while the
| command presented arms. $
Atabout 6o'clock, 4. NJ, Gem Scott
and his Staff. in full uniform, escorted BY
the eCasalry, entered the city, amidst the
cheers Of the soldiers on all sides. AS he
| entered, the band of the Dragons senter-
tanned the gaping Gro wds Of Mexicars with
| our National Air of fsHau Coiansbia,s who
continued firing from the tops of The heus-
es, killing and wounding many. = -
The Rife Regiment and Infantry were
lhen sent in pursuit, which force silenced
The assailants in every direction. :; The
Mexicans found themselves greatly mfstak
en- when they came to an engagement with
our rifemen, from the house tops, as their
deadly. FIRE picked them. from their hiding
plaeesswhens they7least expected it,; and
made them very willing to cease SO une-
quail a conflict. .-..-.... -. =. .
Since our army arrived in the valley,we
have destroyedahe Mexican army OF S0,-
900 men, upwards Of 5000 of whom were
tnken prisoners; and we have captured sew
enty pieces Of artillery. 80. - -
ssA,letier from Mr. Kendall, of the 26ih,
mentions two rumors with regard TO Santa
Anna-one of which, was, that he had been
taken prisoner BY Col. Childs;and another
that he had been slain by ! Gen. Alyerez
and the Congress OF Puebla..z s-sa s=zz5=s
AT the city Of Mexico, on the 26th, il
was stnted that assassinations were very
frequent no less ethan ten murdered sol
diers having been found on that day in the
vicinity Of San Pe5io, and eight on the pre-
vious day. go y s. : 7H = 5sss
Col Mcintosh died on the 25th, and was
TO have been buried on the 27,h, with mill.
tary shonors. He fell, pierced with two balls,
while gallantly leading his nen to attack
The Casumetn, on the 9Th, of September, and
his system, suffering from wounds received
in former battles, was not able to overcome
the shock az e-et~-a~szz-. -. ~ s-e =
Capt. Eaylor Of the, Philadelphia Ran
gers, has been appointed superintendent OF
lAc ttlaCS.a2 evz -. .z-z.e -es-- r. Is. -, .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL,

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will be
"A uprueh ~ iirnd,- Btn'd'ng on Annday
Nov. Isl, by MISS MARY M.sCURTIS. who
completed. in I"lt, three year, Course Of
S,edv 10 Moun, Iloly Yoke Seminary, and has
been since that time employed i'll teaching
in The State OF New York. ,-Esa=z.Ez
Testimonials of her success may be. seen
on arpllcat ION to- Me Hos d. &
Her charges will be Five Dollars for a
Term of eleven weeks: and no pupil will be
RECEIVED for less time than half u term.s
As the number Of pupils is limited I"
tx enty, an early application may be necessary
IN order to secure a ace. go ss IS
Ravenna, Oct. 9Th l847. 80 s5.=a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

. rWe shall put forth in few weeks the his
tory ofone of the most singular results of that
great characteristic of the American people,
(Go-a-head-a-tive-uess) which has ever taken
place in this country. business of one hun
dred thousand dollars per year built up from
nothing in the short space of four years We are
told that the sales of yaughn's Vegetable Lith-
ontriptic Mixture, the Great American Remedy
have been brought to their present enormous
rates in four years only. So famed is the article
for its singular medicinal properties, that it is
used for all diseases, in all parts of the world
Agents tell wonderful stories about it, call on
them, and get pamphlet. See advertisement in
our columns. .. -..........-.-.-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

FAMINE IN NEwFouNDLAND.-N lew.
foandland papers to the 25th September
have come to hand. The people in some
parts Of the islond are. suffering severely for
want of the necessares of life, A letter in
the St Johns imes gives a deplorable ac-
count ofthe fishermen at h.erasheen, whose
only resource is the fishery, and thnt having
failed. they are in mos, destitute condition.
| he potato blight has commenced its des.
trucllve effects in various parts of the is
land.-.New York Sun '5.f.@. q. "f7
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
Horrible Murder

We are pained to learn that on Friday
night last, an individual named T. B. VIII
son, who resides in this city, was murdered
ON River street. He was stuck upon the
head with club or other weapon, which
fractured his skull, and produced death tie
following evening. The murderer has
not yet been discovered. The only reason
we have heard assined for this helish act
is that the perpetrator supposed Mr.. w. to
be in possession Of money; to obtain which
the murder was committed. Clere. Times
Oct 25. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

! Of armed men, sent by the French Commo-
dore Laplerre, under the direction of Com
nandant M. Liviere to escort it and rem
der mi iltary iionors to the remains Of the
decensed] and by a train of boa.s from the
English, American, and other vessels. I he
fags at half mast. and the minute guns
from The French. frigate La Gloire. the
ship OF Commodore Lapierre .conspired to
mark the interest and soletnnity of the oc-
casion 50. .s 80. r.. ..--..~ .-. ....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
The MuepEnrns OF Mr. WILSON

The MuRDERsRs OF Mr.. WILSON.
NO additional particulars have come to
light as to who is the perpetrator of the
murder of this individual. We learn that
four persons. Amasa Norton. Lester Nor
ton, Nelson Rathbone and John Arnold,
have been arrested on suspicion. but we
defer saying anything further in references
tofhe murder until something more is
known; and we trust it will not be long un-
I'll the guilty shall be brought 10 Justice
Cleveland Times Oct. 26 = ,-sF ST es
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
S. A. GILLEIIt- e. co.

ENAVE been receiving large qdsn tues Of
B. 81 New Goods for The last ten days, and,
Ill hnugh hey have many more to come, still
their Stock is now very large, eernpr sing an
andless5yariety of staple and fancy Good,
which were selected with much care and
attention.. and are well adapted TO the tastes
and wants Of the people Of Portage coun'y.
Three years experience in the business i!
his place. has fully satlsfiai them thai tie
One Price and Ready Pay systemr is The
best policy for the Merchant. the Farmer.
he Mechanic, and in fact, for all concerned.
The system has aud will enable the Merchant
trseil goods at u much less profit, thereby
putting into ,ht. pockets of the people thou.
ands of dollars every Year. Its benefits have
heen fairly test ed and have. been seen and
felt by tins community. We have full con
'idence in altering our Lnrge aad Splendid
stock of Goods. knowing thata better or
cheaper lot of G OILS are not to be found in
Northern Ohio. Come and see them. We
sag, come and see ,ohat you teit see. i Brings
along your 'roduce. we buy that article here
md will pay you the market price IN cash
.,r go"ds-if IN goods, at as low rates as they
can he bong At for CASH. y z ~ .. 81, ..-.--.
Rave.ina, September go, lS47.
NEW CABINET MANUFACToRY.
'AAA4 oODoSh1DIne uaVihs SET lCU. per-
n n,iientiy at tbs. centre of Roof fstown,
would say to his friends and patrons. that h
has opened Shop, and intends to keep on
,aad a.ld Manufacture to order, d new and
general variety of =s-= = 41=0 s.>. ez-'z
s'ST* Cabinet Ware,
consisting in part as ollows:-Bnreaus, Bed.
stends, Secretarys; Sofas, Soc,ables, Coucli.
.'s, ottomans, D,vans, Hatlees, Grecian.
Common. AMI Work Stand; Centre. Card,
breakfast, Dining. Tea and Dress TahIes.
&c &c., wic.. h will sell low. fer CASH
IND RE 4DY Pay. His work will br
Iuade IN the Eas.ern Style, bis patterns BE- ing
selected from the best ships in Boston and
Ne" York. and he hopes by strict attention
to business, to give good satisfaction to oil
that favor b m with their patronage. Shop
few rods north Of the centre.
AEDREW J. WRIGHT.
N. B.-Coffias furnished a, shoIt notice,
# required. s...A Ri -.- NJ ..-..l. .z
.kuatSf"wn, Sept. raj 1l9. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

> The English papers contain the follow
ing announcement of the death of Hon.
ALExA>DER II. EvERhrr, late U. s. resi-
dent Commissioner at Canton: .-.r- s..,.
ys's'On the 29th June, at Canton, the Hon.
A. II. Everett, Commissioner from the
United States to China.f The funeral So
lemnities took place at o'clock P. Nj. of
the following day. attended by nearly the
entire foreign community. The Rev. p.
Parker ofhciaied on the occasion. After
therfeading of an appropriate portion Of the
scripture and prayer, the remains were
conveyed to lhezplace ofmterment. Danes
Is1and, w hampoa, by the steamer Corsair,
accompanied by most of the American and
several Of the English eonannnitv, and of
fcers belonging 10 A. G.: steamer Pluto,
Capt. Airy having, with kind consideration.
provided seamens from that yesselto convey
the body TO the grave At Wampoa the
procession 'was Joined by detachment
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
ntnrringcs.


In Freedom, on the 21st inst, by Orsamus L.
Drake, Esq, Mr.. DANIEL NJ MARCY, to
Miss MARY L. RANNEY, both of Freedom
For the bounteous supply of wedding cake
accompanying the above notice, the happy couple
have our sincere orisons for their future welfare
and happiness. May they realize all the joys
attainable in this life. May they never have
cause to regret the hour, they-wERE MADE
TWAIN and cling to each other through life, the
"lvy clingeth to the oak" in youth, in age and
foreyer.] -..t = sz.-rsa.-..--t z-.-
At Aurora, Oct 10th, by the Rev S. M. Bur-
ton, Mr.. N. G. R. SMITH, of Walworth Co.
Wisconsin, to Miss LOUISA M. HATCH,
daughter of the late Doct John Hatch, of the
former place.
In Tallmadge, Summit Co. on Thursday eve
ming the 2lst inst, Mr. HARVEY HINMAN,
to Miss ELIZABETH CLARK, all of Tall
madge. =. .- ,-.. ..a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
III. JUDD. MI. ID.

PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON DENTIST,
N7OULD respectfully Inform lhe cltIzans
w OF Portage county, that he is perIna-
rently lncated in the village o. Ravenna and
is prepared TO attend to all calls in both
branches OF his profession. All Dental op-
srarions perforin"d in the most scientific
msnner and warranted satisfactory or no
charge. Partic.iir attention paid to the
resulatins of irregularities of Teeth IN chill
drrn and vnnng persons. r..-.....s adj "
GF Office in Seymours bnllding., ri ii.
Rsvenna,. Segt. Isr, I8 l7- -.-s 49,. r
wheat Stored sat FRANKLIN Mills.
's,HOSE navlng Wheat un hand who are
4 not wishing TO sell ab present. are in
formed that we will store it according to our
usual cus,om-subject, TO the market price
hereafter, and limited to such time may
be agreed upon. KENT 4 IIUGGINS.
franklin Mills, Ang. %. 1917. - "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

nOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby g,ven
Il that a ret.,,on will be presented tp thr
Board of Commissioners OF The County Of
por.age at their mex, session for he purpose
If ,aca,in. tha, part Of The East and West
r.,ad nearest ,he South line Of the township
Of Ed,nburg in the South East quarter of the
same (ruunlng East Of the North and S nth
center road therein to the Diagonal road
leading to Deerfed) which begins one mile
and quar,er East of said center road and
runs thence East about ono mile to the Dag
onal road aforesaid. s.
Dated Edinbarsh Sept 20. 1s47, 1ss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27

Missouri. Re'fe, member Of Con.
gress, from Missouri, is a candidate ior
Governor of that State. scse .-.~ .-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-10-27
Road Notice..

"8rEI. =. Et-'t7t AAUaNW IVUGkCCs y =
NOTICE is hereby gwen thai a petition
IN wnl be presented TO The Co,n,n ssioi.ers
of rorage County at their next session for
The purpose Of vacating thai part of The dl-
a.onal road leading from ihe, center OF Ne
son to tile South East corner of said jwn
ship, betw cen the, house of: Thomas Barber
and said South East corner Of Nelson, or 81
mae h OF said road as is not already vacated
by an Act OF the gisIature of Dino.
Nelson. Oct. 90. 1917. ~ 4wl26