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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-03
Latest News from the Army.
ORDERS TO sADVANCE

Tv b. TYLER s. co. have now got
Its their forces, into line and are again
ready for action. There may now be found
1T yheir new store, On Main street, q full
stock Of Hats and Caps Of the latest fashion,
which they are Offering a reduced prices for
ready pay. They are ceiling good napt hats
from 8 |, so TO $500 Black and Drab Cassi>
mere hats from $a 10 t,which they willy
rant equal at least to any Eastern hats. Per-
|sons wishing anything in their line are invit'
ed to call. a sass ls
Septal8 l8aa. q IN NJ @ -s's:ss ~ n n. 70.f n
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GEORGE JOHNSON F..


@ No. $50 Sycamore ST., near Fifth.
o. Becarefuland callfor the above NJ ed
icinc at the Drug gstoreofS WITT & HATCH,
Rayenna, Ohio, who are the only agents in
Portage county.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-03

On Saturday the 18Th day Of February inst,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day the following
described goods and chattels, to vii:
81 two Wagon. one horse harness near
ly new, one horse sleigh, last springs
colt, ls Store hogs, sufficient quantity ol
corn IN the ear to.lnake one hundred and sew.
enfy- FIVE bushels when shelled.' Fl ge
Taken. in execution as the property of
Charles Johnson at the suit Of Thatcher l..
Robe. at6~ A1yf~~ w
+ s.ss l55aa JOHN GILLIs, Sheriff.
y By s. TAtLon. Jr. Dept.
Sheriff s. office, Portage 20. I
February Sd, 1877.
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Slleriff's sale.

- directed and delivered from the court Of
common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose TO sale at public vendue at the
house Of Charles Johnson IN the town of Mel
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-03
Diseases Of the Lungs Cured.

y
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2, 1876.
DR.. Duncan-Dear Sir-I feel happy in writ.
Ing these few lines to you, stating tho good effects
ofyour valuable medicine produced IN my case
| was attacked about two months since with In.
aammation of the Lungs, attended with worry
distressing cough and choking of fphlcgm. severe
pain in the breastand shortncss ofbreathing, and
at length became weak and dcbiihnted. Finds
ing that grew worse daily, and that l could not
live long without relief, soTe ofmy friends ad,
viscd Inc to try one thing and some another
Among the medicines recommended as tho best
was your Expectorant Remedy. My wife a
length sent to your Office Cor three bottles.
comm enced using it according 10 the directions
and feel happy in stating 10 YOU and the public
that found relief at once. and by the time
had used the three bottles was able to walk te
the post office. and to see many of my friends
sent for two more bottles, and used them and
now feelmysolf perfectly we'll
HEnDCIN TnLINcAN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-03

William Swayze's Estate.
NOTICES hereby given, that the subscri-
In Der has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the Estate of VIM. Swayze,
late of Deerfeld, Portage county, deceased
Dated at Deerfeld this goth day Of Janua,
ny, f847. M ~ s9ga 3s'aFS
FREDERICK DANIELS. Admir-.
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/ EGyJJGARl q SGT sAItl--A fresh supply O
- Mascoysdo, White Hsvannaand Eefnet
Crnshed and Powdered Sugar, Just received bJ
Sept. 50. HOOD II STEVENS.
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,a .s5.s WOOLEN GOODS.
.RROADCLOTHS, Cassimers, and Snt-
- tinetts, q large stock, the best article
OF Sleeps Grey Cashmere for 75c per yard
ever you saw, at " s2s DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-02-03

yNSUMBLERS.-6t cent Tumblers for
= cents. 100 Dog. for sale asahove by
Dec. 98, 1876. - 5s-, M. KENT. $
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nARASOLS.- Silk, Gingham and Cotton
Il sParasols, a large lot must be sold.
may 1885, zsg Vi fgss GlLLETT & Co.
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SHAWLS. --Terkern Lady Sayle Broche
- Victcrine Lyonese Taylioni Embroidered
Clementins, Thibet, Hereford, M. DIssine
and silk shawls bought cheap and for sale att
| tnae from cost. St M. KENT.
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MUFFS AND BOAS.-A splendid as
lvl sortment Of. Labrador, Gennet, Lynx
and Coney Muffs,on hand and for sale touch
below the market, q. PRENTISS.
Dot. 25, l846. &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
IAN UNEXPECTED sKINNING."

We purpose briefly to refute the unjust and
biculous insinuation against Mr.. Leake, by
Marion" in yesterdays Wing, introduced with
! above savage flourish. This writer says, Ut
suspected that Mr.. Leake did not at any time
(ars TO meet Mr.. Bolts and especially in Ibis
ky. and that The notice to be here to-day was
|snded TO divert MIR. BIS attention from Pow
|,an-iuduce him TO remain here, while ne Mr..
Would be a. oorhatau and oconnv the ."ne
|clusyely II this uas his Calculation, ano nc
Is gone TO Powha,an, he has done The thing
kelly. He has there, perhaps, most unexpec-
BIZ found Mr.. B., no less 10 his own regret inan
Mr.. B.'s satisfaction"
Some facts within our knowledge enable Us 70
|srhrow all such wanton and ungenerous "sus-
lions" and ,nsinuations. Mr.. Leake designed
be a, Henrico Court on Monday, and we noti-
!, The public to that effect. On Friday last,
Ivsver, MIR. Leake heard that Mr.. Bolts would
in powharan on Monday, and he determined
|sorego his visit 10 Henrico and meet Mr.. B.
Powba.an. On the same day he addressed US
el.er TO that effect but it did no, reach US until
|u.sday evening, of course loo late to make The
|rrec,ion. This is a plain statement OF facts,
ewing the utter want of foundation for "Ma-
! IS" insinualions. AS for the "skinning" IN
vhatan, Marion really says nothing about ii
b. body Of his article. Being strong Wing,
Sever, he felt justified in predicting that such
Buld be the result. We have no fear that MIR
lake did no, ahold his own" This we do know
|al Mr.. Leake is ready and willing 10 meet Mr.
|as in any part OF the district. We learn tha
!. Democrats in Powhatan were satisfied Will
discussion, however the Wings may boas
|'.r their "skinnings."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
HENRICo COUNTY.

Alta meeting OF the Democratic party Of Hen.
rico, held at the Court House, on Monday, The
5th day OF April, 1877,
On motion of Richard Reins, john B. Young
was called TO the Chair and Daniel Mathews ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion o. Rober, A Mayo,
RcsolDed, /. That, in he opinion of this meeting,
it is inexpedient 10 nominate a Democratic can
didaie for the county Of Henrico al The present
spring election.
Resolved, O. That the members OF this meeting
will cordially sustain the nomination Of Waller
D. Leake, Esq as the candidate OF the Demo-
cratic party 10 represent Ibis Congressional Dis
lric, in the next Congress OF the United States,
and that they will use all honorable efforts 10 Sc
cure his success.
On motion of Richard Reins,
Resolved That The following persons be ap-
pointed COMMITTEE oil Vigilance for this coun-
iy, whose duty i, shall be 10 visit The voters in
their respective neighborboods as lar as pTacti.
cable, before the day OF election, and secure their
attendance at the Polls, 10 wit: VIM. A. De,,ick,
Sam'l Cottrell, Sr, Waller Leake, Ro. Court
ney, Rich'd D. Philips, Jos. R. Stellar, Daniel
Mathews, VIM. Hutchis n, Chas Collrell, Benz.
P. Co,rell, Edwin Philips, A. J. Smith, r. M.
Courtney Shadrack Avis, Thos. Grafton, VIM.
Grafton, L. Fl. Wade, B F Jude, Capt. Vaughan,
Jas. S. Ryal Jno. 3. Ryall, JOS S. Priddy, P.
H. Waldrop, S. g. Wa.drop, Elijah Priddy,
Sam'l Cotrell, (of North RUM Jacob Snead Alb
salon Blackburn, Jr, A. Terrell, Sam'l Philips,
B. F. Prenlis, VIM. E. Harris, Jas. 8. Jhorp,
Reeves Tinsley Nathaniel Tinsley, Thos. Nj.
Ladd, John Rcheson, u. B. Paisley, Jno. Carter,
(ot Sydney,) Jas. Via, Thos. II. Alley, Daniel
Gardner, VIM. A. Carer, G. Jarvis, Jno D. Bar-
grave, Joseph c. Courtney, Simeon Ford, Fe-
ming Phillips, VIM. M. Fulton, James A. God
din, John o. Mostly, Charles w. Gilmore, Robt
A. Mayo, VIM. F. Depriesi, P. B. Harwcod,
John R. Mouncas,le, John O. Goddin, John NJ.
Gregory, Patrick Fullerton. VIM. w. Pearce,
Joseph Woodson, John Watkins, John Poe.
Thos. ]. S,arke Robert Barker, Claiborne Jen-
nines, Burwel Starke, Isllam A. King, Little
berry Wade, George D Harwood, Albert AGREE,
A. L. Eacho, ]. P. Camden, Edward F. Gath.
right, John A. Eacho Ed. N. Bradley, William
Carter, Jonathan Bracket, John Fisher, Lud
we'll Bracket, Theodorick Garter, Christian AL
len. Shirley P. Binford, VIM. Bracket, VIM.
B. Randolph, Robert B. Lyme, Jackson F. Chill
drey, Thomas L. Lyme, VIM. Green, BENJAMIN
Mosby, Charles H. Clarke, cambridge Ball, Sa-
muel Ball, Elijah Throsmorton, Thomas Her
bert, Wm Jeffries, Ed. Enroughty, Henry Cox,
Thomas ]. West, Albert Akin, James w. Bin.
ford, Thomas ]. Blake, Stephen B. Sweeney,
John w. Fussell, Tarpley F. rby.
On motion Of Robert A. Mayo,
Resolved, Tha, the proceedings Of The meeting
b signed BY BY the Chairman and Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
rHE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
r,nr.day Morning, April 8, ls47.

i. cause OF true qualification and an uner-
evidence of future efficiency and success IN
military operations, to observe the cordial
). ceiling which exists between the two high
| ..scers in The camp of Buena Vista. 10 his
.,,;c bu, expressive dispatches, General I,ay-
.,nresses his Hgrea, obligation to Brig. Gen.
=, no eallan, second in command" for This
,S,ble services" on that,rying occasion. Ge-
=, Wool no doubt, deserves so high a COM
;oeut. His intrepid valOr was severely lfied al
....,o.yn ,h;ny.five years ago-and his long
-, Of honorable service, high qualities Of
knmaud and eminen. experience as tacsician
! disciplinarian, place him, says the Albany
,,us in the from. rank OF American Generals.
= march with his command of raw volunteers
= Gan Antonio 10 Parras, distance of nine
,3,ed miles, in admirable order, prompli'ude
l1Jiscipline in good health, and with just and
name regard TO the Mexican people, is we'll
,ac,erized by the New Orleans Delta, as emf
,,lv credi,able in itself, and worthy OF the adj
ration Of his countrymen.
General Wool is not backward in rendering a
,,er tribute to the gallanny aud military juds-
u, and abii,yo. General Taylor. The Union
| IS that private letter has been received in
I,sbiOs,on from General Wool, in which he
| Us The hishes, compliments TO The bravery and
ii Of General Taylor. General Wool esli-
,,ss that the brilliant and glorious victory OF
sua Viva was won by number of troops
,r, r. tour thousand, whilst Santa Anna con-
Is lha, he himself had twenty thousand troops
|h him. With such officers and such troops,
|stico would have been long since forced 10
lne into terms of negotiation, $50 often and SO
|nuously rendered by our Government) had
| he factions course Of Congress delayed 10
Inv out the earnest recommendations of Con-
l,s and had not the Wing leaders manifested
kb a ,piri, Of hostility to their own Govern
mi. a. 10 encourage The enemy. The proof IS
hand. and is inconuoverible. To show how
The Federal presses and politicians have en-
raised their own Government in its desire to
lure speedy peace, and vindicaie the national
his, we re-publish once more the boas!ful Ian
age Of The Mexican "Diario:"
kBy the last arrival from New Orleans, we
|ye been placed in possession OF late papers
| m the United States, and a majority Of them
tononir,ously deno.nce and condemn TINS 'car
s,na hi; country as infamous, 1'hoty and n''-
Fieeus.'
,kricaas can der,ue COMFORT from me faes,
], he greater part of the people OF The United
he, are opposed to this ,oar, as their papers sao'o,
n Ne bass man loho is al The head of The Gouern.
| u r,ubs srled from, po,rer. The synpath'ss Of
& ENTIRE PARTY N tat country are on our SIDE,
Il ng p.H INerieo remember their patriotism :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
WARD ELECTIONS.

Elections were yesterday held in the several
wards OF the city for members OF the Common
Council and Aldermen with The following esuli:
JEFFERSON WARD.
For CosneitmeD- Richard Q. Haskins, James
kinnaird, Bacon TAFT, Jos. NJ. Darlington, A.
L. RoysIer.
For Aldermen Simon Cullen, Thos. Cowles,
Alfred lnloes, LittIebury Darlington.
For Gnarantee-69; against 3D.
MADISON WARD.
For Conneiimen-G. A. Myers, !. c. Crane, J..
S. Caskie, K w. Haxall, Jas. Bosher.
Far Alde,mcn--W VIM. Allison, Jas Exams, D.
l. Burr, Geo. Fisher.
For Guarantee-79; against 20.
MONROE WARD.
For Councilme,-James E Heath, James NJ.
Wickbam Jos. Mayo, J. X. Anderson, David J.
Saunders.
For Aideym7l-J. L. Tate, S. T. Pulliam, G.
P. Crump, J. C. Wingfeld.
For Gnaranae-l!i; against l07
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VA.

his left 1t is said 10 have been gay and de-
lighlful scene. These compliments TO Col. Cush-
ing must be "gall and wormwocd" TO the Fede-
ralists OF the Massachusetts Legislature, who
dsgraced The Stale by Withholding supplies 10
clolhe and feed her gallant volunteers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE IN NEW
MEyTCO

Brilliant Vic,ory-Or wi:tming Defeat Of 1po
thousand MeJicans!
The Louisville Courier, Of the d instant, con-
taips the following letter from 81. Louis:
ST. LouIs, Monday evening, March %.
1fr. w Haldemom-Dear Sir: We have this
moment received an Express from Santa Fe.
The Mexican nsureciionists, numbering 1000
men. marched down on Santa Fc, as was iniima-
led by our last advices. They were me, by Capt:
Morris's command in the valley Of the Moro aud
totally defeated! A great number OF the enemy
were killed and wounded. and the rest ned pre-
ciptately 10 the mountains. The action wa:
most brilliant on the psrl OF cur men ana renee"
mnrb credi, on their GOODNESS and courage.
The news OF the assassination of Gov. Ben! is
fully confirmed. 7renty-ere other Americans
fell 8, The same time.
have no time for further particulars, IS the
steamer Colorado, by which send this, u pre-
pairing to shove out. 10 haste yours. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

We are glad TO learn that Paulus Powell, Esqu
has consented to become the Democratic candi-
date in Amherst. Re has never been beaten, and,
like Gen. Taylor, 'never surrenders."
The Democrats OF Norfolk county have nomi-
mated J. B. Jones for The House Of Delegates
We cordially wish him success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

On the Sd October last the U. 8. ship vincen-
mes discovered an island from six to ten miles
long, in The latitude Of "a degrees 81 minutes
North, longitude $50 degrees 81 minutes East
In compliment. to the Secretary of the Navy,
Capt. Pauldipe called it Mason's leland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
LATE FROM VERA CRUZ.

The ship Oswego, Capt. Johnson, from Vera
GIqz gtiJ eve'l8aE (sp lXnel 9s hN y at Co.
Eso 9is Of Importance had lranspired since the
mail.
Gen Scott had completely surrounded The city,
cutting off all communications iron, the interior.
There had been landed len morla.s The bal
ance being on board The Ship Charles which,
owing 10 The severe weather, could not land.
The Ship Yazoo, Capt, Wellington, was LOST
on Resso Rec, near Vera Cruz, on the 6lh March,
during a heavy nonher. COL Barney's dra-
goons were saved with The loss OF but one man.
The command los, about l40 horses. Three
men, from the slorc-ship Relief, were also lost in
rescuing The lives Of The Dragons. The Yazoo
is a total loss
As The Oswego passed out there was heavy
cannonading heard on shore. Mexican hac
been arrested while attempting TO pass The lines
Dispatches 10 the Government were found con-
cealed in his cane
COL Duncan lost several of his horses in the
gale. The loss OF horses is severely fell.
Capt. kearney, OF the U. S. Dragons, had
not landed and we do not Know how many 0! bis
horses may have been lost.
The ship Disdem, which sailed with two hun.
dred and thirty horses on board, lost all but TWEEN
ty-seven before her arrival at Vera Cruz.
The Ship Louisville, with over one hundred
horses on board, landed barely fifty at Vera Cruz,
and other vessels with horses on board, have been
more or less unfortunate.
Com. Conner fred a salute on The l7lh in ho-
nor OF Gen. Taylor's victory.
LATER.
The ship Oregon, Capt. Gldden, came in las,
evening she let Anton Lizardo al / o'clock on
the Goth March. While Capt. G. was on Shore on
The 18th nt i, he was informed, by good authori-
ly, that Gen Scott intended to commence The bom-
bardment OF the city on the mex. day-,he 20,h-
al ~ o'clock File is inclined 10 think ,ha, he car
red this, his intention, into execution; for, some
three or four hours after he sailed, The report Of
heavy guns were distinctly heard on board. II
was believed that they were The American NOR
tars: the guns OF the Castle are not Of calbre
10 make So loud report. A portion OF Gen.
Worlds division had possession OF a lime-kin,
within 700 wards OF the city. Some brilliant ma
LGuvres may be anticipated from The "BeTo If
The Beighrs." II vas reported, as we had pre-
viously heard, that The citizens were anxious 10
surrender 10 avoid an attack; but the Command
ant OF the castle warned them aeains; sLch d
course, threatening, In case il should be atempt-
ed TO turn his guns on them, and not cease firing
nh he should leave The city 10 ashes. The force
in The city is estimated by our people al 1900
that OF the Castle al 1900.
About an hour after the Oregon leff, she met
the U. s. steamer Mississippi, having Com. Per-
~ on board, bearing in for the feet.
A shell had been thrown from the Castle into
The quarters of one of Gen. SCOTS aids. Il mere
" minated to him that he was loo close 10 be
agreea ble-s he took the hint, and took up his
position al q more convenien; distance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

The people of New Orleans manage every
thing in handsome style. A very enthusiastic
meeting was held on Tuesday night week, the
Mayor presiding in honor ofthe victory OF Bue-
ma Vista, the gallant army and The heroic Gene
raj who achieved it, Col. Caleb Gushing address
ed The assembled crowd in "a strain OF fervid
eloquence and lofty patriotism" (saysthe Delta)
and paid brillisn, tribute to Genl's Taylor and
Jackson, who, under similar circumstances, had
won glory for their country and honor for
themselves. All were animated by the "classic
grandeur of his oratory."
Col. Gushing was followed by Gen. Anderson
of Tennessee, VIM. c. Johnson of Maryland, MIR.
Cameron of Pennsylvania, and Gov. Johnson OF
Louisiana.
The following resolutions were adopted by &C.
clamation:
Resolved, That the late brilliant achievement.
of our army al the battle Of Buena Vista, fight
ing as il did against such fearful odds, affords 10
The world another proof Of what American va
lor, directed by American skill, can accomplish
The deeds OF noble daring performed there, by otfl-
GERS and men, will fill bright page in The Ma
TONS History and will be turned 10 with pride
Resolved, That Gen. Taylor, the commander
of our forces al Buena Vista, by his sagaciy, his
skill, his enterprise and daunlless frmness 10 the
conduc, of the Mexican War, and especially by
his heroic valor and strategy in his whole en-
eaeement with Santa Anna, has won for HIM
sell name that entities him To rank with the
greatest Captains Of this or any other age.
Resolved, That we tender 10 Gen. Taylor,
his officers and men, our thanks for their ser
vices, congratulations for their victories, and onr
assurances that We shall be ever ready to accord
10 each and all of them appropriate honors ana
rewards for their services to the Republic.
Resolved, That while we mourn over the loss
of our galian, fellow countrymen who fell on
the 2and and 23rd OF February, we look back
upon their fate with mingled feelings OF regret
and pride-ihey have gone-but they are not
dead. They will live for ever in the memory
and affection OF the nation, and we scarcely
know whether TO offer their families and friends
our coincidence or congratulations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
MARRIAGES..

Married, In Baltimore, on Sunday afternoon, March
1g,h by the Rev. Mr.. Johns, Er. FREDERICK b.
FISHER, TO Miss ROSE A. SAVAGE, both OF North .
ampton county, Va.
married. on the 9Th Instant al Bay View. by The Rev
n C. Locke, GEO. T. JARVIS, Esq 70 MISS SALLY
daughter Of the late 9. Gofson, ESQ., all Of So''nsmp
tan county, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

bob NEWS FROM THE NORTHWEST.
". regre, that we are compelled TO defer the
Eb.calion of The eloquent and patriotic resolu-
kas Of the Democrats Of Richie county. They
tiialIy approve the war with Mexico and its
laduc, BY Inc President-and condemn the "e1-
EsOn" resolution Of the Senate. The hnes'
ri. seems 10 animate our friends in that section.
Eoot we give the following extract OF letter
Iam Richie county:
| at is gratifying TO observe the harmony In the
lepublican ranks which prevails in this District.
u our difficulties relative 10 candidate Tor
|O1sress are settled by the honorable declina-
no' Mr.. Geo. n. Lee, and the unanimous mo-
inaton OF Col. R. A. Thompson, by The Park
faburg Convention. Col. It's prospect OF sue
IS is good. The Wig oPposit.on 70 me Mers-
lrar l, making many Democrats. Col. a. J..
alh, Of Clarksburg leading Wing, lane
Fais eleclor in 1874 has renounced Whigge-
and intends 10 canvass the District in favor
he Democratic candidate. Whiggery has
20 the duliful child Of federalism, and, like It's
arenl and for the same cause, will be consigned
he same grave"
Ins course OF the Wing party in denouncing
XII own Government and sustaining and vim
fsasing the cause OF Mexico, Cor if we are in
be wrong, as The Wings say, Mexico must be in
f. rght,) will, We doubt not, open the eyes of
fany of their party 10 the partisan madness OF
Enig leaders. il produced a revolution in New
fampshire-it will keep Virginia true to The
faos'i'u'on and the country.
The Scion Of Democracy says that Colonel
thompson will bea, Stephenson al least 500 votes,
al leading Wings have declared their intention,
vote Tor Col. T., and that The Wings are fused
worse 10 the district than they have ever been
e."
we are glad to see that COL Solomon Ryan
0een unanimously nominated as the Demo-
,a,e candidate for The county Of Taylor. 10.
'0an I. Curry, John Warden and James viii.
aus were also voted for; bu, Col. Ryan receiving
largest vote, the friends oft others TO man
..'snaased upon him. We hope to hear that
democratic candidates Of Harrison have
"'ueo The same selfsacrifcing, patriotic course.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

An elegant supper has been given in New Or
leans to Col. Gushing BY The New England 80.
cie,y. About 100 gentlemen sat down at The We
randall; Judge Bnllard presiding, with Colonel
Cushing on his right, and w. Cost johnson on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

I, Is estimated that on the LIST February next
after meeting all the expenses OF the war, there
will probably be balance Of near TWO millions
in the Treasury. The iGea Of an extra session,
started by The Wings, seems entirely nnfounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

@eeIlng oflhe Stockholders Of the Baltimore
\, quo y. hail Road Company was held on Mon.
M. MI McLane read an able paper, In the
~ o. which he declared the conditions Of the
k,..,., s Company to be so Objectionable, as TO
A.n wv, :, me Baltimore Company from aceeding to
,., ne held the route to Wheeling, under the
li-,,s VI Virginia, 10 be, in every essesial par
lp,.. uofe valuable 10 Baltimore, as an only ter
n, On '0e Ohio river, than that to Pi,isburg by
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