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INFALLIRLE REMEDY FORuE AND
FEVER.-No Cine, ~
DR PRICES AGuE AND FEVER.S air war
~ ran,ed 10 cure Asue and Fever ID twenty To
thirty hours, il directions are follot Ten Pts
have frequently permanently cured thtsl cases. in
no instance have thirty been knownt They are
prepared from simple vegetable mecl Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 re- or 81 per
terest 10 keep a supply on hand, rs up thus save
large Doctors, Bills. The Pills can i'1p in neat
letter packages, and sent by mail Al Po-nee. The
proprietoTs, in nrdrr 10 prevent cunnf hhd impns'
tion are determined mol 10 estabisftie' Al r.
Js,s mus, he attended with the casi paid aud Iii.
recied 10 Dr. c. J. KENWQ < CO,
Bank street. Peg, Virginia.
N. Il The money viii be- returnerey Case of
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TRUST sALECFLANDAYD NEGROES

virtue % II Deed II trust executed "a us by An
he'son y. scott bearing date the i2th day nf SrD-
,eb-f leih, ana dnis recorded IN The Clerks Otice of
iiin'e Edward County, for certain purposes therein
specified, shall on TUESDAY, the goth day of
Apt next II fair. II not tl- fair day, the
residence Of sad Anderson Scott offer tor the
Tract ot Land on which sal scott resides con.
tanning by recent survey 297 and three quarter acres
iyns on the waters of Rush river, in the county Of
rfihce Edward large portion Of this Tract IS vau-
an'r ia land the high land Is laid off valuable lots,
which ere now IN h.h state Of Improvement. being
wen adapted 10 the growth Of Tobacco, Conn., Wheat.
u.tS' 4c. ne Tia.t contains iar proportion Of
wood Lana, hci:ily imuerrd. We consider this one
O. me mol desirable Farms this ofcountry.
we WIZ also sell, Al The time and place. about
thty likely and valuable Negroes consisting OF Men,
women Boys aud G'i's; also eight ten fine Horses,
twenty head OF cattir, Stock OF Sheep. Plantation
ltensls, wagons, Carts, Buggy and Harness, one hun
ono 'rhreshng Machine
ANY person wishing To see the Land, Will make ap-
pcauon !" alr. Anderson t. Scott. who resides on the
land; or, 10 George .. Scott, NJ Farmyr. This sale
VIII be cash.
GEORGE o. SCOTT. l,r-a-,
-.
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By,HOdses, Roy 4 PuIIiam.
NEGROES.

NEGRUES.
WIN be sold by us this morning al 9 I.2 o.
clock, likely young Woman and Children;
also, Man 81 years of age.
HODGES, ROY & PULLIAM,
March % Anc,.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ITO Jacob Wilson, late cook and staward Rani,n,,
= Bell Charles Jrnning4 Goldsnnry JacLsnn ij.nrv
Narm-by, El;sh4 Ia, Tor and Hiram iIans lac sa,,.g
OF ,lr Bra Gen. Maricn. ~ ''""''"
NikGlNla:-Ata Superior Court of Chancerv n, ,be
richmond 'ircmit held ~ thr Capitol, in the cav or
:si.h.ofd, IN Thursday, Feb. 25th is47:
Allen H. Mills. Marshall Stafford and Charles Hub
beil late merchants and partners trading under The
against pI,i,,;ss
Frederick Griiing and Philip W. Shepherd,
., defendants:
Il appearing 10 The Court from the paprrs flied N bc
SUE ~ NOfve anh Hck im against GuIing and Others
laiey determined ~ This Corr, that Jacob Wilson ,te
Cook aud steward, and Benjamin Belt Charles Jan
mugs, a"idso'iiy Jackson, Henry Warn.>hy Elisha
ia.i"r aud Hnam Hans, ate s,anen ri the brp Grnr
ia Hhfoh, on ri voyage rom Bnsloa 5Iassach,sr,ts
10 Richmond, Nrei 10, which was termlnnrd m Ihr
month ~ Jannary, eighteen hundred and frv.si, a,r
brig and her owner, Frederick Gufng for which thrv
have pm no claim; and the SAID brig having be.n ai
arhrd ana sold NJ the Snit Of Cyrus Hitchcock William
Marshall ind julius :. IiIchcork merchants ami n,,
l'fs under the hrin and style al Hitchcock Matsbal
~ Ouipaiy ana other attaching Creditors Of thr said
diihns - ordered, that noicc IL tbr parties above
a having been lately the crew OF The said
rig he published IN one OF The sp,pers publ.b.d
y thr cay o. B"sion, ANA published In the city of
cnmoh 'nf Tour wrrhs scces1vriy that, unless Ihev
hall app"ar, personally by Counsel al the f,lers;s
)ficc OF tins Court and fe their petition claiming The
wages AMI damages aforesaid before the thi,eth DIV
Jun. next ensuing the date hereof me CONF ,,,i,
rncrrd 10 dispose o The proceeds al the sale Of ina said
rlP among the attaching creditors of the said Griff,p
Copy festr,
March 9--rwiw g. RDRrPTa f.lL
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
THE subscribers now receiving their Spring sup
4 ply OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery,
Tools and Britannia Goods, to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of Merchants and others visiting
the city. CLARKSON & GARDNER
No. III Broad Street, between 9Th and 9Th streets,
Sign Of the Hand Saw, Richmond, Virginia
March %
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>. AoeLoN SALES.
Ely snIOes Il NN
sA1p0C11vnIler, Aucts

JUS ANT 70 The provisicuIRICO
L IrusI, executed BY Frederick a..
ana G recorded f N the Clerks Office Of lieeu OF
appointed Trustee will proceed, on the 2lhly
Of April, a. IL o'clock, NJ, 10 sell upon the Or,
misses the property conveyed by said deed Viz
MY acres Of land lying in said county. and
within Two or three miles Of the City OF Rich
mond, upon the Williamsburg Road, Tor cash as
10 one-hali the purchase money, and upon ere.
on Of SIX months as to the remainder, taking
bond and security Tor The deferred payment, and
reserv'ns 'ie until the same is paid.
me Iille 70 said property is believed 10 be un-
exceptionabie; bur The subscriber, selling as
trustee, will convey only the lle vested in him
By he deed aforesaid.
WIN. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
March 20-dIm
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JOHN C. RUTHERFORD.
ATTORNEY 2t5,ayy

DEACT1cES In the Superior and Inferior cou,s ~
| Goocniand and Powhatan ~ -
Posi- Office a, h-Lomcnd, Goochland
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STEAMER COLUMBUS,

STEAMER COLUMBUS,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
THE Columbus" Capt. Parrish, will receive
i Freight this morning, (Tuesday) Tor the
above places, and will leave the wharf this alter
noon, al 4 o'clock. She has fine accommoda-
,ons for passengers. Passage and Fare TO Bal
tmore only SIS.
March % HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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Th omas & Charles Ellis

No LOG Main Sheet,
A RE receiving by the ship keyias al This por,
n and Chenango al Baltimore. lull supply
of DRY GOODS AND HARDWARE, which,
with recen, purchases OF Domestic Goods in the
Nothern Cities, enables them To offer on very Ia
vorabc terms large and desirable assoftmen! oil
Goods in both departments suitable for Spring
sales. ,.,.,,..,.
10 their stock. MdIch |o-oW
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ppoF FRANCOIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD C. II.
THE Summer session of my School VIII comm MaS
IN the LIST day of June and end on the iourth "eu-
nesday Of September following. ..,,..,r,,-
The course of studies embraces all the subjects nsu
ally taught the hest semnaIies Of the s kind h rno
buildings are large and commodo"s; nav,ns oee
ueassnt in itself, and derives many additional advan
70 oea from lis vicinity other literary institutions.
Is smalceptly retired and is believed TO be as heany
as any in the State. r,nus.
Board, including all accommodations, ~. Ancient Wv
Tuition in all the branches, including the Ahee"' IN
and Modern Languages, is
Music, with use of Instrument ,,,.n,an
PeSrrence may be made to the following eenliemea,
,hn ahar have had or have daughters OF wards
E%1nS R.y Ei ST. e snaH Ts
Ia, Hso.d Col BENJAMIN p Walker, Appomattox; Col.
Eusht. Not,oway; Mosars. Edward CaIrinston anu an"
Willis Wilson, Cumberland; DR.. IL. J. Miller anu ou-
yid Bridges Eco, Richmond.
M,yrh 03-~cW6w
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,o,,1<>,
IONCblD AGA DENY
THE next session If this Ins,lrutiop viii commence
tue lei Of February, and terminate tie 3nh of rmne
'o"o""k' coroSp a., ,,.,r,,
The Latin and r,.sn $500, ~ Is. lion.
~" Ma u6hoeaapny-rIol. r; W Coleman, A. w.
o,na,, p,aa' comprising Arithmetic, Algebra, &C.
H.roSn r,ane st ana ,h spherical iEonomety, Nautical
Prof - i.aIa,, :, "'''' anu ihteefn calculus
ri. r,encb S ,.'a,' = -
Isidnrs f;n,lI,,' f al" i'''ian '-ahguaees-Proi
49, psiI,
Jvo"nn'c. pI,,'p9y comprising Mechanics, Hydro
HcuHa''eSi ACOUSTICS, Electricity and xal-
'' op''' a"d hsuonohy-froi l.. d. Coleman, |
M.,r,, phi,... n - :,
~ ooP''S -iIoi. = ". Coleman, A. H.
TERMS.
board Including washing, bedding nd fuel and TUT
tIon Tor tie session of Ave months, Sll5-payable in
advance.
For the character OF the institution the subscriber re-
lefs 10 The gentlemen whose names are given beow.
and, for the surr4or qualifications Of us assistant H.
Coleman, 10 The annexed Testimonial Of the Profrs
'ors o, ihr University oi Virginia.
+. ". COLEMAN PrIncIn,I
AddTess-Concord Academy, Caroline county
REfERENCES.-fIon John Y. Mason, Secretary of
he Navy; DR. e. r. Scott speaker of the senate or yir
na; Thomas ]. Randolph Esq.,. AIbemarI.: DR.
irnlsiead Cook, ). Portsmouth; Robert C. stannrd rn
Robert " T Hunter ESQ. Es.es: WiIiam n Tsv
oe. ESQ., Mount Airy; Rrfard Baylor Esq Essey.
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TEXAS LAND FOLE.
1--WE TRACTS of very desirable, IN The State
IL NJ Texas. ara offered for sale, ne tract Of sou
acres, one OF l,6dO, one Of 60, onso, and one Of
about 400 acres.
Persons wishing 10 move to ;hevil lind many
ADVANTAGE. in his land, a rerarron, fertility Of
soil, improvements, healthiness q, &c.
The land will be sold for cashoderate price,
or he barlered for any other propily convertible
', MI, ~ mnncv The title win be CIT, and the land
delivered in person. Apply 10
"'"' :" p''1 WA. IN, Agent,
Corner of New and Mahhmond, Va.
March 5-d& c2awu
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
-, w. .7aausy a. 60

L > j
successors to j. &. GHEGORy 4. ~
{ sfflCE; NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ NOND, Wygus,a.
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GRANTS PATENT FAN MILL.

NE subscriber having purchased tho right to manu-
facture and vend this Fan in Virginia. offers for sale
the right for counties This Fan far excels in efcien
cy, all others in use it being only necessary pass all
Kinds OF grain and small seeds through once 10 clean
them thoroughly, thereby saving time and labor This
Fan has uniformly taken the first premium at the Fairs
IN the North and is in extensive there. Having re-
Gently received one from the patentee invite call
from those who may be in want Of a Fan the coming
season. II. BALDWIN.
March oo-c3f
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NOTICE.

III Wake has taken the Seupied
hvs.i. CRuMP, and respectful. { 10 his
friends and the public, and also 70 X Is pre.
decessor, that he will continue tne AReialI
Grocery Business a. the Uia ee "a ~ hiain
Street, and soiicits pofiioh VI we
March l6-c&dw6w
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Flt 4 DOLLaho ne WhRD. .
A BSCONDED from this city. on the Isl January Iast,
IN Negro Man named BURREL. He is about TWEEN,
ty,hree Of age, black and was pure asea
of Mr.. Silas Broadus, Of King William county, Va, IN
December last by Mr. William II. q. Lumpkin, OF TINS
city The title 10 the above named boy Is now IN NJ,
cation between Mr.. Lampkin and myself, but WIN
pay the above reward for him, when delivered 10
Messfs Belts 4 Edmondson, Of this city.
March 23-c5ws F. G. MURPHY.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
{ & q s u L

VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
SALE. ATHALlFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
rYilE subscriber having determined 10 remove 10 the
West VIII sell IL The highest bidder IN the PIE
nl>e- ~ The .ith day 81 Mas neat that being Couri
day. II mol previously dsp sed II is private sale, his
veil known Tavern House the Planters Hotel, la
liIan Court House, situated immediately in front of the
Court House. and In the most business Part of the vii
laer The House swell arranged for convenience and
comfort, and IS we'll suited for or botl merchan
dl5ing and tavern Keeping. There IS attached to the
Tavern all necessary on-honses. Stables Ice house,
&c &c, &c. THERE'S between three and four Of
lani III all. belonging Ia the premises.
Terms Liberal, and made known day Of sale.
JAMES II. EDMOSUSON.
Halifax Court House, Virginia, March l6-c2av tbs
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SAMUEL. Ii. MYERS

Attorney ut Law, Notary Public,
And Comm 'ssoner IN and for the Siateof Virgts,o,
ITO take acknowledgements Of Deeds, Depositlons
and other instruments Of writing for the State OF
Texas Office on 18th, opposite Capitol street.
March al-cIr
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DENDLETON'S OFFlCE-The drawing of fine
Scheme received per Northern Mail to-day Capt.
tails: Sa0oO0, 5000, IS prizes Of 1000, &c. Whole
Tickets ST. shares in proportion. For sale until four
O'Clock, at No g. Exchange.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass NJ:
81 10 80 40 So Al 81 % % "a %.
Drawing OF Sussex Lottery, Glass No. %:
66 SO A ~ 10 90 90 80 "a Is 40.
Some fine prizes in the above Lotteries were
the country by PENDLETON.
March %
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE & c %
Nl To.day-saO ,OUU, 10000. 4,ouo, 100 OF 50o' &c
Also, IS, 900, 20 Of 1850, Sc. - .N"s'' ~ u'a""
Tickets So.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery. Class to
ls IS At IS 4 IA Az II tt 65 AZ.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass IL
% IL IL 4s "a As 81 So 50.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, CLASS -
% 81 II 81 sc az ~ "a 26 Al % ~.
c.x NJ. or Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class l. ::
% is as - 6 30 81 &c 81 ~ ~.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass y
az % q 72 60 "A 25 81 AZ 81 1t l 81.
March %
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= Number Loiiery-l4 Drawn Ballots.

ltket' $40; halves 5, quarters 50. Certificates of
rackaSes ofa6 Whole Tickets sl2O shares In proper
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TURPIN & co.'s oFFICE.--Drawing of Sussex
L County Lottery, Class a. March 10:
81 10 "a II Is 81 25 90 As SIS 81 40.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Class NJ, March 20:
81 le - a" s"-.,; Loltery, LASS ID, AAua,
March 20
&C 81 "A IS 10 % Gu 30 81 10 40.
s,lendid Scheme for Tu-day-Nsw Jersey Lottery,
Class - Capital S3O00O, in two prizes oil each'
OF $780, of UOO 10 Of 500, 81 prizes Q, lo' ~
Or ia drawn ballots. Tickets s.; halves : aoi quar-
I.rs 25 Sales close At O'Clock this evening. Iail
before that hour to-day and secure one Of those fch
prizes Is 600, which Is now awaiting Tue inSsy Pui-
chaser AT iohTiN 9" w.
March %
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Number Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots.

$1,000 HOLLARs
Apnl 10Th
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y No. Lctirry-l4 Drawn Ballots.

h'assadna Lottery, Glass N, for ls47 10 be drawn
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SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
aG.66G DOLLARS.

iicketf SO; halves S. quarters So Certificates OF
packages Of % Wioes goo; Halves 60; Quarters 80.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06

GRoUTy.-Get angry-jaw like the evil
one, if you please--and then come to your
self and be man. But we beg Of you, don't
be grouty and have the sulks for week
at time. IF .here is a despcable wretch
on Gods footstool it is one Of your sulky
devils, who will not give civil answer for
d month after you have displeased him.
He is worse than the brute. Tread on a
dogs tail and he will snapat you at once
the next moment he forgets it and is as low
ing as ever. Tread on the toes of a human
dog and he will walk away to treat you like
an outcast for a twelvemonths perhaps.
Talk as you may against quick tenn
per, the possessor is an angel in compare
son to the creature we have described. He
lets fly at once all he has to say and that i:
the end of it. Ten minutes after, if yot
call upon him, he extends his hand and ex
claims--ssWhat a fool | was to get angryp
and is as kind and sociable as ever.
The grouty cur says nothing, grits hi
teeth, perhaps, and for years may be silent
~ working against your interest. He nev
4 or forgives--never forgets. He goes min
cling along las stiff as a poker--and ever,
IEopportunity he gets, unseen, he will spit to
bacco juice on your coat or MAIN thetree
on your premises. - Portland Tribune.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06
Select Mislellanp,
ATTACK ON QUEBEC.
BY GEORGE LtPPARD.

IT was the last day of the year ITS.
i. Yonder,. on the awful cliffs of Abraham,
In the darkness of the daybreak, while the
leaden sky glooms above, band Of brave
men arc gathered; yes, while the British
are banqueting in Quebec: here, on this
tremendous rock, in silent array, stand the
Heroes Of the Wilderness, joined with their
brothers, the Continentals from Montreal.
That little army of one thousand have
determined to attack the Gibralter Of A.
merica, with its rocks, its Notifications, its
! two thousand British soldiers. Here, on
the very rock where. sixteen years ago,
Montcalm and Wolfe poured forth their
blood, now are gathered q band Of brave
men, who are seen in the darkness Of this
hour, extending like dim shadow-forms, a.
round two figures, standing alone in the
center of the host. &
"a, 1t is:silent and sad as death. The roar
ing Of the ST. Lawrence alone is heard
Above the leaden sky, around the rock ex-
tending like a plain--yonder, through the
gloom, q misty light strugglesinto the sky.
ga. That light CLEANS from the fresides ol
Quebec, s&. 7tas a.sss
Who are these that stand side by side in
ths. center Of the band?
That muscular form, with a hunting shirl
!. thrown over his breast, that form standing
(. there with folded arms and head droopee
law, while the eye glares out from beneath
!, ths tanning brow, that is the Patriotic Here
ofthe Wilderness, Benedict Arnold.
u BY his side stands a graceful form, witt
strength and beauty mingled in its outlines
3 clad in the uniform ofa General, while tina
chivalrous countenance, with its eyes Q
summer blue, turns anxiously from face t.
face. In that form you behold the doome'
,MoNTGoMEaY. a He has come from Mon
freal; he has joined his little band with tn
Iron Men Of Benedict Arnold sy6 Il /,
). Who are these that gather round, witt
hunting shirt and rifle and knife? Who ar
(, those with fur caps upon each brow, moe
gcasins upon each foot; who are these will
men that now await the, he,signal-words' Yo
may know them by their leader, who, wit
his form Of iron, stands leaning on his II
fle--the brave DANIEL MoReAN.
The daybreak wears on; the sky grow
darker; .ths, snow begins to fall.
!, Arnold turns to his brothers in arms. =
They clasp each other by the hand. Thei
lips move but you hear no sound.
Arnold!' whispers Montgomery, Y wi
lead nv division along the st. Lawrence
under the rocks Of Cape Diamond. ] WI
inset you in the center Of Quebec--or die
ss.7s Montgomery, i will attack the barrie
~ Oh The opposite side. There is my hand!
will meet you yonder--y -yonder in the Gel
ter Of Quebec, or perish, :9l
Itis an cath; the word is given Loo
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06
6be portage 5rutineI.
- oLetr;..p!!. D.!
Good Speed the Right! !

z Good Speed the Right!
Now to Heaven our prayers ascending
% '7@ a. '" God speed the right!
In noble cause coutending-
'slS God speed the right!
Be our zeal in Heaven recorded,
With success on earth recorded,
70 ' Gsd speed the right!
God speed the right!
Be that prayer again repeated
s God speed the right!
Meier despairing though defeated
g aa fa. M God speed the right
Like tho good and great in story,
If We fail. we fail with glory;
God speed the right!
81. 81 @ God speed the right.
Patient, firm and perscvering.
God speed the right!
Meier ths event nor danger. fearing.
.&s.ie =. God speed the right!
q, Pains, nor tolls, nor trials needing,
q And in heavens swn time succeeding;
God speed the right,
fta.. H5a God speed the right.
{, Still our onward course pursuing
@ God speed the right!
Evsfy foe at length subduing, .4.
-. e.. God speed the right!
Truth eur cause, what Ger delay it,,
), There's no power on earth can stayit,
God speed .thaHight!
,.. p = ,4st. y.-s, =. GoD SPEED THE RIoHT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06

Very REAsoNABLE,--A story is told OF
soldier in the army whose only fault was
that of drunkenness. His Colonel remon-
strated with hiu--'Tom you are bold
fellow and a good soldier, but you get
drunk Colonel. replied Tom, 'howcan
YOU expect iii the virtues Of the human
character combined, for seyen dollars a
month"; 4@f n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-06

NoTE by THE AUTHOR, Perse.
cution"--yes dishonorable to the last degree, for
it was this persecution which drove Arnold to
the crime of Treason. There is abundant evi.
dence in my possession to prove, that although
enemies was characterized by all that is base in
malice, or crawling in hatred. He was brave
man, with soldiers rashness, an Indians re-
venge. When you have said that, you have saie
all. The reader will pardon me for this express
ion of fopinion;- ;-what say, can also prove.