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Territory sustained by Gen HARRISON the governor,
the candidate of those desiring the suspension entire
repeal of the slavery portion Of the ordinance Mr. Jen
nings, from Pennsylvania the candidate OF the oppo
nens of this contemplated suspension or repeal and al
though the attorney general supported by the nfiu
and patronage OF the government yet he did not
ctive third of the votes given When the gentle
Nun from South Carolina was presenting these slavery
of the inhabitants Of the Territory to con-
side ration was forcby struck with the danger of leav-
ing this question open undetermined, until the territory
was acquired and State organized for admission, and
Congress should be called to establish Territorial
government, admit the State; more especially II what
we have learned be true, that there slaves there al
ready. ati
will not stop, Mr. Chairman, to combat the argument
that attempting in advance TO foresall public
opinion or endeavorng to bind future Congress 1t 10
not improper, unrequent for Congress in advance
declare It's opinions upon great and important Subjects
and Judging, from the tenor OF the State resolutions that
have been prese pted forced to believe that public
opinion upon this question is in advance Of US. it Is
mere abstraction, southern friends should not,
that account, find fault with it.
. Mr.. Chairman Z do not intend to institute invidous
comparisons between the north and south, 10 attempt
to portray the evils of slavery will content myself
with reading from the October number of the Southern
Quarterly Review table carefully compiled from the
census from 1870 to 1910, inclusive, to show the
comparative increase of population in the nonsavehod-
ing States, and decrease in the slavehoding States
ATLANTIC STATES.
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CURRAN's Speeches, volume octave, new Engli

CURRAN'S Speeches, volume octave, new English
4 edition. with portrait Sheridan's Speeches, volume
octave London edition. 1875 Speeches OF Lord Erskine,
new edition. London, 1916, volume octavo Speeches OF
he Earl of Chatham volume octave, London, 1915 Sc
ect Speeches Of George Canning volume octave; Speech
of Windham and llusksson, together in volume oca-
vo Speeches of Phillips Currn aud Crattan, together in
vol oct Speeches Of Chatham, Burke Erskine and Mack
utosh together nl volume Select Speeches OF Patrick
ion foverneur Norris Josiah Quincy, Castor, Pnkney,
and other distinguished Americans, volume octave the
Political Writings of William Legget, edited by Theodore
Sedgwck volumes Legislative Speeches and Reports
of Daniel d. Barnard volume Speeches OF J. O. Calhoun,
volume Speeches of Daniel Webster, volumes
Speeches of Henry Clay volumes and many others too
numerous for the limits of an advertisements many OF them
imported from London direct, by f. TAYLOR,
Jan IA Bookseller, Washington
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HARTyyELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE,

tKesnn ADORE sercnt, door 10 The Has0nlc Hall,
PhHadelphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reirnished,
l. and the proprietor has spared no means TO insure
to his vlsIters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private ordi-
nary for ladies' large and convenient The parors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up the most modern
style This house being in central position, the proprie-
tor soc continuance of public favor, pledging himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords.
N. B. bath house is attached to the hotel where warm
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Sapetoldng aud Non-slauchoiding.
POPULATION IN DECIMAL
ai CREASE !
1910 1880 1870 1870. 20. 40
Atlantic saes 7aa01 9lss s3 loossssl 2a1 l69
wen States lossa aala $50 96A'ee o''e'a ioe 81 7as
aa States s75seo sleaa 7oiaa9s 07assaa s7s sss ss7
states $3.50 eo4 5oa as5 5s4s soa 7xsa4s
The comparative decrease in the saveholdng States is
very great It requires. no comments 10 what cause
can it be ascrbed Bni
do not subscribe to the opinion advanced by north
ern member that the question OF political power alone
involved and that we care not how many slaves are car
RED into this Territory provided the political power 10 not
thereby increased believe the general happiness pros
nerity and advancement of the whole Union morally
and politically forbid lis expansion. 1t might be der-
mental to the best interests OF the nation, the govern
uen was controlled either by the east the south and
perhaps is wisely decreed that the west should hold in
its hands the balance of power 1t is not for our interest
know the power OF patronage too well not to fear it. 1t
is most wise let the different sections OF the Union re-
main as they are, neither having preponderance and
each to some extent at least, checking the other.
The south should be satisfied with the admission OF
Texas into the Union, with power to form four more
States in her territory This in time, will be done. And
where is the counerpoise in the north or west! One
State NAV be formed in Oregon, one west OF Iowa and
Missouri and one north OF Wisconsin and Iowa, and all
the free territory that is inha9abe is exhausted Upper
California we ought and in all probability will have and
should be free Besides other considerations, it is far
better adapted the pursuits OF northern men than to
slave labor Then, why exclude free labor! Admit the
slave and YOU cxIel the free labore; tor 1t Is Jolly to
tbnI that our northern men will emgrate to the most in
tng territory in the world, where they know they will
be compelled TO labor side by side with the slave.
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10 VIII. February the ON, loff.
TN the matter OF the petition OF Benjamin Davis for
the Lewiston OF the real estate whereof William White
died, seized
The commissioners heretofore appointed for the purpose
making division of said real estate having made return
that the same Is not susceptible OF division among all the
parties Interested into division Of two parts,
and The said return having been confirmed by the said court
tshercore, this eighth day ofFebruay eighteen hundred
and oseven ordered by the said court that notice be
gwen to Major White Margaret White, and John White,
parties entitled to elect take said real estate at the vaua
ton of the commissioners and who absent out OF or
county, by causing copy of this order to be pub
ed for least four successive weeks before the day here
naier mentioned i'll newspaper, published IN the
city Washington that the second day Of May next
hath been appointed for said parties oappear to mike their
election according TO the act OF assembly Ill such case made
and provided.
Test: EDWARD d. MARTIN, Clerk.
True copy, test: EDWARD d. MARTIN, Clerk.
arch 6-Iaw1w
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NPLENDID Paper Hengings, Painted Transparent
- Window Shades Cords, Fringcs, Trimmings, &c.-S.
p. Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue, five doors west OF
Caget's corner between 9th and 10th streets, offers
members of Congress and others about to return to their
homes choice, well selected, and beautiful
the above articles.
They will be sold low anything of the kind can be
purchased in the cities, carefully packed and de-
Iivered, according TO address, in the city.
Feb l3-3nw2wit
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Anew SPRING GOODs.-We have received portion
N of spring supply Of staple and fancy goods and will
II. receiving daiy for the next week. We have now
OPEN
Rich style Of bereges
Do do do printed French jacones
Do do do do do musins
Rich embroidered batiste robes
Do printed - DO
Printed Fouard silks
Plaid Foulards, nc. ~
A great variety of elegant black silks. -
With many other handsome goods, to (which we invite
attention. . ,.L..-..y,.,
enables us offer goods lower prices than they can DO
bought in Washington and, being determined to keep VI
the Hp standing ofour house for superior goods and low
prices we can say that all who favor us with call will
surely be suited - .r ,,,S,rrr. ., ,,,
March lS--3tif ID. CLAGEII az CO
VALUABLE Improved Property at Private Sale
Will be sold very low at private sale, the third and
of the Six Buildings in square Mo- a. fronting Isl feet each
on Pennsylvania avenue, with depth of lot OF l26 ect
For terms, &c (Which will be liberaQ inquire OF
ROBERT w. DYER, ga
Mar 26-eo2wir Auctionecr and Com. Mer
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I&a FOR RENT.--A comInodious thrce-story brlcs
EEn house with convenient back buildings and smoke
4I house. situated within a few PAGES OF the Capitol
square and in healthy position The rent win be very
moderate GEO. WATTERSTON.
jan 22-eou
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I'HosE wishing to write to their friends In cafor-
MIA take the opportunity OF writing through the
man Oregon previously advertised All letters for Cali
Ionla be prepaid 30 cens-and they will be for
Warded to the place Of destination. No printed matter
wlu be received through this mall except slips from news
papers enclosed in letters. J. M. SHIVELY,
March 22-3t Postmaster at Astoria, Oregon
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WANTED, a Itua,ion as Teacher, by . Graduate of

WANTED, a Jtuation ms Teacher by Graduate of
w an European University, who teach the Latin,
eel and English languages thoroughly and all the Eng
sh branches and Mathematics necessary for college edu-
caonThe advertiser produce the unexception-
able references morality and ability Letters addressed
10 A. l., at Fredericksburg, Virginia, will be immediately
attended to- March 22--dItc2
A LWAYs IN T1ME.-The subscriber has just received
II small cargo of anthracite coal, OF excellent quality
which he will furnish to those in reasonable
lie has also hand about 10000 bushels of good ice and
IN expectation of 800 of northern ice which will be
sod As cheap the cheapest.i
Inquire NJ his office near the long bridge ..-
March 22-2aw3w JOHN PETTIBONE,
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Goods eXTlblted and chaIlces sold by
c.. S. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7tt street.
n B. The drawing will take place as the chances
are all taken, and due notice will be given of the same
Dec IS-eotfi if
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D. CLAGETT 81 co.
NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 72I BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
IL. R. .NOnnOt, PrOprfetOr.

V,IS hotel situate in the upper and fashionable part OF
Broadway, has been enlarged as now to be the most
extensive that exists. IT -.
The convenience beauty and saubrity of its position
have heretofore caused its accommodations to be SO TnooTo
zed by permanent residents of the city, exclude the
travelling public from partic pating in its comforts
Extensive additions have been made however, win
view 10 set apar for transient visitors suites OF parors and
berooms TO be retained at exclusively for them
Families from aar will now ind tue choicest acc9no
daions of this hotel constantly apart for them, and every
attention will be paid render it AS attractive 10 the tran
sent visitor as il has proved those who residing in the
iciv of New York have constantly since its first opening
honored II with their selection combining all the uxu
i,il, Mar H-2m
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vJsT arrived that much sought-after quality of
j white pine ~ merchantable and panel seasoned
am all lot ony--the only lot, however, IN the market
A few barrels Of calcincd plaster.
Hsmlock fencing rails ..-
Together with seasoned ~ select culls.
The above is Just landing Those who want to buy cheap,
will find advantage give call before lied
INTO the yard to be PILED JOHN fOhL
Lumber-yard, 7th street, near Centre mars-'
H;-eoytN law3w
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2,674,9I3 3,O6l,074 $685. 1925, 2ss
WESTERN STATES.
H.-.Slo peholding States.
272,32l sO2,7l9 I,470,Ols

ATLANTIC AND WESTERN STATES.
Slapeholding aud Non-sLa pchotdimg.
POPULATION IN b
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In the House Of Representatives., February - ls47-On
the three million appropriation bill.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-03

Z On the western prairies grows singular med.
.ical herb --the properties ofwhich arc most mys-
terious. The article itselfis not yet discovered
to The world, and the only proof we have that
such medicinal agent does exist, is the fact that
the lupg disease among horses is never known
in the prairie countries, and thousands Of horses
from the eastern states which have been driven
there with diseased lungs have always been cured.
Ii is said that affection Of the lungs exist in all
animals, both man and brute--and the remedy
efficacious in both. DR.. G. c. Vaughn claims
to have discovered this singular plant, and to
have combined its curative properties with his
other valuable ingredients. We know in con
sumption his medicine is what he states it To be
See advertiscmcnt--call on agent and get pam
phlet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-03

Yellow, Chrome Green, Spanish Brown.
Prussian Blue, &c. &c. Brushes OF all s,1ss.
GRocRRIss. Coffee of various quail.
tiles, Sugar Molasees, Rice, Fish, Spices sc.
FaytTs, ,&c.-Raisins, Lemons, Figs, Nuts
Of all kinds. NO.
GLAss.wAaR. "A slhall 'asso sorin.ent bought
low and for sale cheap.
PArRnT MRDrciSEs.--Lee's Greroty's,
Smith 8, ,Mofat's, Hooper's, Phinney' &, Eoif,s,
Wistnr's, Brandretl's, Ciickners. Snyder's,
and McLsne's Pills: Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Duncan's Expectorant, Vaughn's Lithontrip-
tic mixture, FauIkner's Elixir, Bristol's Sar-
saparllla. India Cholag Nc Kenzie' sTon-
ic Febrifuge, Winer's Arcaneum, Winer's
Hoarhound g. Elecampsine, Moffat's 8 Bitterr,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, Cough Drops and Los.
enges.
ILqucKs, of oil kinds, for medicinal pur-
poses.
| VARIETY-Soaps of all descriptions, smell.
ing Salts. Eau de Cologne, Extract Of Lem
on. Hair and tooth brushes, Bears oil Or.
ange- flower water, Rose water, Bay water,
Otto of Rose, Ok marrow, &c. &c.
Physicians furnished with medicines at
small advance from cost.
]. $. LEFFINGWELL.
! Jene 10, 1R4R. 5Atf
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made. ! speech upon this Bill.
The. Three Million Bill was taken up,
and Mr. Hsnnegan obtained the floor for
4 gHouse.- Alter transacfing some uninl.
portant business, the House went into
COMMITTEES of the hole on the Post % flee
Appropriation, Bill: also. on the Bill relating
"a amendment Of Patent laws. :
An amendment was adopted in the Post
Office Laws in regard to allowing publica.
!, ton of Letter Lists in papers having the
largest .circulations.
~ Bin increasing marine corps taken up.
p,ocry I, s,,s 4, 1Fn,n.,y,. Frn % ls47
7 snr,. Mr Moorbaad from tha Com.
no;,tsa N 1po,t Roads renorted the House
,bill amending he Postage law. Il was
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Fresh Groceries.
"OOD g. STEVENS have Just received
LA Hds. low priced P. R. Sugar.
Hhds, fine light cold st Croix do.
4 Boxes White Havana do.
bbls.reiaed crashed g. powdered do.
10 Bags low priced Rio Coffee.
S do Prime Green Laguira coffee.
5 do Fine old Java do
S chests Young Hyson Tea,at SIS. pr. ID.
10 do Fine do at 3s6d per lb.
10 do Green and Black Tea Is 10 8s pr. ID.
1 do Imperial do
8 Hhds Prime W. l. aud N. o. Molasses
p do Neuvitas Syrup.
3 do Prime dry Cod fish.
Tierce Picked Salmon. ~rS
S bbls do MackereI & White Fish.
2 do Pure Sperm Oil.
2 do Com. Whale do 1
10 boxes 1alIow. Stearine, g. Sperm candles
boxes brown Soap.
1 do old CASTLE soap.
do Pearl Starch.
Taploca, Pearl Barley, Pepper Sauce
Olive Oil. Ground Mustard and Spices oi
every kind.
Ravenna, Dec. 8, i346.
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AN, Act,s

To EscoURAcE TEAcHERs' INSTITUTES.
WHEREAs, 1t is represented, that in several
counties associations Of teachers Of com
"a mon schools, called Teachers Institutes
r have been formed, for the purpose Of
mutual improvement and advancement
in their profession, which,. it is represent
ed, have already accomplished much to
elevate the standard sof common school
instruction in their respective counties;
sa, therefore, in order to encourage such
associations, and thus promote the cause
Q OF popular education. s.s,., h ),
SIC. l.. BE II enacted by the GeaerGl
,.qssemJly cf ne Slate Of Ohio, That in all
counties in this State, in which such asso-
ciations now exist, or in which such ,asso-
Citations shallbe hereafter formed, It shall
be lawful for the fund commissioners OF
said counties to appropriate the annual
ayails, or any part thereof, Of the fund pro-
yided for in the third section Of The act
passed March 10, 1888, entitled "an act
declaratory Of, amendatory to, an act en-
titled IAN act providing for ,h distribution
and investment ofthis States proportion Of
the Surplus Revenue, passed March 20,
1885, y for the purposes Of such associa-
tions. et.f S..s.-,5 4 ,,.y.rs .a.4,.
SEc. o. The moneys 50 appropriated
ahall. upon the order ofthe county Auditor,
be paid over to and expended by the board
OF school examiners ofthe proper county,
the one half thereof at least, to the pay
nent of suitable persons as instructors and
lecturers to such associations. and the bal
ancs 70 the purchase and support Of suta-
bic common school library, tor the use Of
such associations. III
SIC. 3. Every teacher Of common
schools Of the county, and every person ol
the county, intending to become q teacher
of common schools, within the next twelve
months shall have the right, without charge
for instruction, to attend the meetings O
such associations, and enjoy all their bene
Cts. 8 ss Iss 3
SEC. 4. Ii shall be the duty Of oil the
county boards Of school examiners in the
several counties mentioned in the fifth sec.
ton. to report annually to the Secretary o.
State, during the month Of December, tht
number of male and female teachers ex
amined by them during the year, the mum
ber Of certificates given, how many author
ized the teaching Of reading, writing, ant
arithmetic, only; and when moneys shal
have been received, by virtue OF this act
they shall also report how it has been 9ex
pended, and with what results, &c,
SIC. IS. This act shall be in force onl.
n the counties Of Ashtabula, Lake, Geau
"a, Cuyahoga, Erie, Lorain, Medina
Trumbull, Portage, Summit and Delaware
February 9, iS47.
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NOTICE,

a LII persons are hereby forbidden to trust
|, ~ MosEs EyERITT on my account, as he
left my house without any just cause or prov
ocation, about two years ago, as ! will mo-
pay any debts Of his contracting.
III 44s.s ASA EVERITT.
Hiram, Feb 10. i847. 3woi+
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Mr.. Clay.-aThe United States acqdir-
ed title to Texas, ertending to tie Rio
Grande, By tie treaty Of Louisiana. "--JNr.
Gays great Raleigh Speech, apra, 1s44.
Very well, Mr.. Clay; you can sit down.
Ohio Statesman.
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II OOKING GLASSES.-A large assort,
IL .ment of Looking Glasses, just received
and for sale cheap by 8. DAY.
Nov. I6, 1916.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-03
sl,eriDs Sale,

IN obedience to the command of 2 writs Of
4 pendi. Er. to the directed and delivered
from the court ofcommon Pleas pf Portage
county, Ohio, shall expose to sale at pobiic
vendne at the house of Freeman Howard in
the Township of Aurora
On Monday the 9Th day Of March merit.
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A, ,M. and
-four o'clock, P. M. of said day the following
described goods and chatlels, to wit:
Gone one horse Gutter, one two horse
Buggy Wagon and one one horse Harness. y
Taken as the property of Freeman Hows
ard on an Execution against him for bis own
Costs.
JOHN GILLIS Sheriff.
sher1f1s ra,s office, Portsge Co.,
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Latest From the Rio GfnntIe,
via. New York.

THE subscriber 10 just oeen.
ing well selected and full
stock ofgoods in his line. com-
prising in part The foilowing:
Dysgs, Heditisss, CAs6iroix
and Dys, stsfs,a a fuli assort.
nent.
{ PAINTS, OiIs. &c., Wh;ts
I background and dry,K L. ads
n.h<o Paris Eronn rE.na
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-03

TUST received aud for sale Oranges, Lem
u mons. aasins, Sugar and Molasses by
March |. l847. .. G. PRENTlSS. r.
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HASSIMERE g. VESTINGS.-A lar ge
~ and splendid assortment of Fancy and
Plain cashmere, also, superior assortment
of vestings consisting of satin, satin stripe,
silk velvet, Fig'd. silk and worsted, some
beautiful patterns, to be sold at prices that
will suit. M. KENT,
RdveaAG. Nov. s. 1846
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Ravenn a III Gus Q.
NJ OTTO e.

N O FL q Z. 5
yEHOSE who are indebted to :he subscri-
L Der by Note or otherwise will please to
take notice that payment will be required by
the first of March next. All those who have
neglected to call and settle their Book ac>
counts will confer an especial favor by doing
so previous to the time above stated.
z w. R. HENRY.
Aurora, Feb. 8, 1917. 4we9.
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shop formerly occupied by William GardneT,
few doors east of the Post Office, at the sign
of the Mammoth Gill 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 Cordevan and common Calf Skin
Boots, Ladies Caters and Marocco Buskins
and Slippers Also, all kinds Of shues for
children will be made according to order.
ts # JOHN TITUS,
d se5 sgs LEVI JOHNSON.
Ravenna, March 1, 1917.