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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE


'IIE subscriber intending to move to the West offers the
Land the South Bank o. Dan River above
miles alb nanville Va, containing. ONE THOUSAND
r-.- ACRES, upon which good two story framed
E:..f Hons, As by 20 feet, with end ,ocm story
El"u ony l6 by %, together with all other necessary
n IN Including hacco iouses) first rate Spring,
very convenient beautiful TX Grove around the House,
high, healthy and handsome on, good apple and
Peach Orchard, and about hundred aes Oh COCA Low
Grounds The upland is well timbered and od deal OF
good Tobacco Land The plant alton der 60 fecs
his place has Soot fishery quite convenient 10 the
ling House.
One other tract known by the name of ALIENS DE
cumming through it and lying the bank of Dan
River, extending along the bank of the two
miles containing between 700 and 500 About 300
Of which is first rate low Grounds and the upland lies We.
and is scarcely equalled in fertility of soil thet
ding Pine, Oak, Hickory sc. This has large one
story dwelling house. with other houses excellent
spring. and also good fishery, and would do well
settlements could bedvided, give each about
equal portion of low grounds and timbcrcd land Both
above tracts of land lie within 10 II miles from wher.
contemplated Rail Road from Danyille 70 Charlotte is
expected %
il desired by the undersigned that any persons
wish purchase als in this part of the country will
shortly and examine t0 themselves, and would be syea-
" preferred 10 make cash sales at sacrifice. Those
wishing purchase would do well miss this oppos
nifty, it very seldom that such desirable and
valuable tracts Of land for sale # any price.
WILLIAM FEN Eli.
Madison, Rockingham county N. Z. aug is-!t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
Correspondence NJ tile Baltimore American.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

NV Orleans, Aug .. P. 81
We arr IN receipt " ine.iiIe from The city Of Mex
c. 10 The 1914 inst, at which time every thing in the
city paT etly quiet. CnIre-s Wa delibAra nr on
We tNp.i,"y Vi reducing lie tariff Tie Gov+rnrnen,
crPs Of W., Cr1ura, Herrera others, was becon-
~ popular il consequence Of the eXertlons making by
it t. revive the commerce Of the country
9aredes IS generally supposed - be concealed in
the capital Inc recent attempt at revolution at whose
head Parede acted o,nspicn par has been entire
ly suppressed AMI the revolutionary forces dispense. by
the government 'rooPs sent out for that purpose under
Gen. BuStamtntn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

p, ,'' .s,1' Iaz'in q William and Mary College.
'.''s,''' H''.",5',n anl HJnas we're Il elected
,9e ,.'' Pe'r" they have ben appointed Profess Is
j, Nh, a''Fisl'y 7 Mississippi, anI have accepted
NE SofS Of William and Mary have aIver i.eJ for
e'n+Ilai4s r I'll the chairs thus vacated
~ M;Uadey. Of tie University Of virujnia. was
iA'ey eieeed President "f'Vashin.ion le7e Al lax
"'4''n' 'ut has, fpssd lie would j. .li,.J -
accept The offer. ''''''' -
'"f k@v- d. Green, VI B,tmore, hls 5e.n j I'LL
----l". v lllnlts. eyen.y C.l!r.e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
NOTICE.

WE have purchased iot cnsh ytco, sacrifice the stock
W OF GOODS recently owned BY II. l.. Dufcl and have
movtd 10 the house formerly occupied BY Inn. Those whr
WISH great bargains request ed td call are deter.
mined to sell Goods CRAFTY hclc their original cost In our
sck WI fe found tlack and 6ootcd Silks Brragcs Ca,h
mercs Alpaca nsctht with every variety Of Ladies Dc,.
Goods Beach-d and br'vn I'omc sites. Bed Ticks A,fd,
hccks Cloths Cassimccs; Linen Cambrick silk Hand
kerche and almost every article usually kept ma Dry
Godds establishment r '
Having purch1scd these Goods for about half whit they
cost IN the Northern cities shall be able offer such In
uuccmonts III prices be resisted Call cofe mir.
and we arc confident you will be pleased with our
Goods and prices -
Always hand large and tahinnable stock of Ready
Made clothing, which viii he sold low
DAVIS ABRAfAMS 4 co.
August 2I-3t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
FINE, FRUIT

"0ar i-h1nr of he Nr-iniou In. oeen eating peacn
shat weighed Pol0ds' lie is the last man in The wor
wh - r"r.ci'r we would i'm peach but that fine fruit
Is hIIL swallow"
Virginia Patriot
We intended il onr Inst to acLnov ledge tile receipt
Of SINE very fne Praches-one Of which measured we
.taed ten inches II circumstances, and weighed nine
roU>ns. This announcement Ola horticultural mon
s'nN'y haS "" l'ara, excited some surprise and con-
founded these WHO Viii never admit that any one can
excl them in the Hrodrcs oftht garden orchard and
We hare ny ye' b.en anprzd il larger peach Mis-
takes Of the press will occur aud one cannot always say
whr ne Intends to NY. We write o,u.ccs- but tie
comp sitor wishing. supp Sc 10 astnish the connu-
nity, substituted pounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
FOR SALE.

CMP and Ground Plaster,
~ amIy >upgrtiuc ana fine Flour,
ship tai ANA Bran,
Cora and Corn Meal,
Call at the M Once next door below Messrs Brv
ant x Iin-lcy.
U'aRtcd immediately
1o0o) h1-h,l~ 81 Wheat, 70. which the highest market
pticc " III lc i>ca. HUNT S.IANfiIUoE%E
Angus St-Nts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
JtHE.7I,.

"loii 10 Purchase large quantity of Wheat md
am prepared 10 ofer grea, inducements j anu
nave good crops and will give ne call ""'
''ep'oe and 1aliaerr" will receive Whea, for
me- ana IN my absence will purchase for ne
auo,s, . .s,.;. WIN. w. MOSBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
N>tsry of The Mexican way.
20 BOOA. 9GE\-TS

~ BOON SCENTS,
4 Nd O1IlfRS who wish @ become AGENTS The .uS.
"A *rnbcf IS now publishing history Of the Mexican war.
including Biographical sketches Of the lives oil General. T.,
lor Scott, Wool; Worth, Twigss Sh.e Ids kearnry and
several others Of The dstns uscu officers. illustrated by
numerous SnErar ings and Portraits, by J. FROST ILL., b
d number OF ihccn a' sneIlscn OF good character
afc onrtd Pro'abl employ circulating .nbscrip
''on the above work. i'll Virginia and Norh Carolina For
terms and oil her inI5ritAn applicants will address the
Subscriber fy naIl Oost p7dl H. MANSFIEID
Book Publisher, l3l York street,
Au-nst 2S-5t New Haven Connecticut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
REMOV Al.
LABORATORY OF YIlCMSoNlAN BOTANIC

.UEDLLNES.
1NPlfM. RHaBEE, No. 90 South Caler.
AIstrret Baltimore. has removed his Lab,t.toty 10 hi.
ne" building No "A, aud has .ays On atd the lar
g"s' and most complete as'ufnent If ire t,nic ra-
medic. IN the United Staes prepared under bis special
.a'c al his SahTatory-be.ng The first erected in ha
linked states fnt the special purpose Of preparing
!A1np<o'"-i Sol,thit Medicines All Of the pulvrri-
s'f ~" f'ni mn'!ti arlil's Pit up in and pnnd
IscFagcsor IN bnlkS;aad neatly labelled, With directions
sultasef' retailing and upon tet terms than the sam.
l''ielt can be had for in the g. \ Every ar,irs in H..
Inc IS WARRANTED genuine phric tes upon his
W 'i'.-'a' disc"f' made 10 country merchants hs
are particularly requested call ana examine quality.
&c Def re purchasing
os he various Treaises, embracing The most tepu
Red authors. upn HE rhomp~,t,ian Or Botanic syseit
VI Medicine. hat alsn lie had his establishment BY
me quantity 0, single c,py.
Is ltlanre, August q II mn1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

~ Me74rs- Gu-ga All IeaIe hld political discos
son. n Liberty, Monday last Weh1 NJ count
q ~ 5ltd'uN n.y. Nh Gtrt1. As uslll, htI his own
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
CLASSICAL. ENGLISH AND MATUEM1

e l. J. IL o q T.
TI1iTF un signed will resume the d,,ir. ri HE , -
: ay' ahe in diy OF September next, and he hopes by
the encouragement literally extended to him on fo
OCCASIONS he course u instruction in this school i
a. accurate embracing the Greek Latin French
ana spanish Languages Mahenni les and all the elem.nt,
ana h5her branches Of complete English Education
ne Undersigned prepared 10 accommodate few P,nils
with board IN his family
Terms per session of five months, the herctofnte
- JOHN CARY.
mug ~ w3wif
WOOL ROLLS-roJ lbs Fine Wo Rolls lyr sale
W. ny NJ ;CO.tkI.H s. SIMEON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

NOTICE
VIE Corar'rership; heretpf.e existing unte, TIN.
4 style OF Shelton 4 Hatcher. ~as this day d..,y,,s
by auluat cunsent.
ihe name % the CoPa'ine,.hip sIil, in filn,e. be
'lon' rsei rs may be necessary in closing u business q.
Of 5. W. Shelton who i. alone authorized Is s4os, M,
'us''"s OF 'al! coacern. ny Of The parties,
S. W SHELTON,
AueHs' 10. }. l. HAfCHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
THE
yTRGL>t1 FENL1LE INSTITUTE.
REV x 10 pIIfIIpS ~ Prinri,,,{

AND HEAD OF THE FAMILY. .
PROF. e E.tGELBRECHT, .l1sis ant Bottom =
The Principal will be assisted in sther departments
r. Al able corps Of experienced Female Teachers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
No. Ii ]
REMEDY FOR BRONCHITIS.
BoSTON, May 18th, 1871.

BoSToN, May 18th, 1871.
ir SIR : Mere many qlack medicines al the pre-
sent time. atd each has less certificates from
real o i'm nary indy idnals that have for some time had
doubts n the poprctv Of giving testimony in favor Of
medicine. But being assured that have been benefit
led by it aud feeling satisfied that giving IN my les
umoly in regard to its medicinal qralie may perhaps Be
the means OF saving similarly afflicted therefore
checTilv add my stmony in favor Of the medicine that
know has done great good. | have been afflicted with
the Bronchitis for number Of years, and BY the use of
couple oil cttlesof
WISTAI's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
am happy Is sly that am almost free from the above
troubles disease.
this should b, the Of saving even one Of nv fell
low beings front Troublesome. ana painful d., s.
(Bronch;) shall lie fully paid for my trouble writing tho
dbo ( communication
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE,
~ %
WILL hs sold, public auction, ehe premises. ~
w Saturday, the 9Th day Of September next that des
rabe FARM in the occupancy "f Mr. Paul lone IT,
ing about miles from Iynchbug, adjoining Capt Kich.id
Perkins, ST., containing
oil Acres.
on which there is large two story framed DWELLING
iCUSE; H..! TIE necessary out houses There is also
large
YOUNG ORCHARD,
il the most choice variety Of Peaches and Ale. rbe l.nj
IN hiAh state OF rovcrnen and greater portion we'll
Set III closer:
further description deemed as those ;s
rg purchase, will, presume 10 for tems.lve. Nj
Jones will show the land at any time
I'ER.IS
Liberal and made known the dav Of saIebv
August 14-t9S 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

NoR RENTING OF :e in rea, Of n,v s,,.. -, :,
= lated Tor A professional man. 'o'e' vel caicu-
Atssi'. II lii j. WI D. w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
AUGUSI'2I.


III? r'fed Eererty Blair. I.iccn.ct Stock Groker.
State >ioc. PEI cent-I..r value &IUO-held :, par
and interest,
Corr"ai.on 6 y, cens-c., value slOo-eaies :; 9s
and interest.
Ja"es t;v.r s kanaub" Bonds. guaranteed by ,h.
Stse-9- and The interest.
Exchange Bant Stock-ps, saue alOo-none on
sale.
Farmers !ian. S.ock-paY value llOO-97a on.
Virginia Bank cock-sss value S70-sa... al Us .
Is.
Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stock
par value 800 held at sS5
E'chl"'nd i'fe Association Stock-ras value $50
sal > since March dividend al ISL
E;hH rad. Fredericksburg aud Poomsc Rail Stock
--pa' 'slu. s4oO-heid at so, and the interest
klchnond l. fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
ot btDi-Ya5 value SlUO-rtcent sal 90 and the ine1
eSt.
Klchmond and Louisa Raj! Road .toek-vas vaiu.
SlUU-,ec~nt sales at $40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

NOTICE.
A ~ persons having claims against the estate Of
~ Richard u. Anderson, deceased, will please ID
present them without delay. Those indebted to said es
state are respectfully rTdesr make arrangements fr
paying as ossbIe it is the design 1t lie FIX
ecuoI 10 wind up the business Of ihe estate Speedily
SAMUEL A. BAILEY, ex'ur. Of
Richard u. Anderson DEED.
August l0-l n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

For RENE
WISH 10 rent one Of two houses: either the ono
l. At present occupy, which think would make rood
stand for a
Grocery, Tarer. Or Boarding House,
Situated at the Junction Of the Sa lem aid Campb,ll
Cotr House Tdrnpkrs being sufficiently large ff ei-
Their, having nine large rooms The other is the new
house which have recently built Just above my Sho2-
ms has line garden attached lit; and for arpe
family Possession o either given at few days notice.
August Is is DAVID p REEFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

NOTICE.
INlE subscribers having sold ont their entire stock Of
Il Has, Caps Boots aud Shoes 10
J. v. RUMBoUGH,
would return Their sincere thanks their Old friends and
customers. who have generously paironzed ITEM and
would respectfully Solicit Continuance Of the same to
the concern 5. w. SHELTON
J. 4. HAITI HER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

WOOL ROII.S.-SS0 lbs Wool Rolls su,.r.o, o. ,n.
~ thihs n market, receiving and for sale BY
NuSusl Ho-et II GEORGE BAGRH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
!irE AND IMPORTANT NEWS,

Correspondence Of the Times and Compiler
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29

sITt gives us pleasure to publish what we
know isreal worth, in these days of flaming 1t
is truly refreshing to be able to say here is an
article which though puffed and lauded to the
skies, is net praised too highly-is not overrated
In putting forth week after week notices of the
Great American Remedy, Vaughns Vegetable
Lithontriptic Mixture, we feel that We are doing
the public great service, and the suffering sick
will never use this meditine without thanking the
man who invented the art of printing. 1t has
restored thousands all over the world, no matter
what the complaint may be- it is the panacca for
it. Twas only a week since We heard of case
of complicated and truly affecting female debili-
ty, which has been cured by this article, after the
lady had used up hundreds of dollars and en-
ployed many physicians. Six bottles of this mix
ture cured her, and she is now strong healthy
woman-six months ago she was completely taken
down in spirits and con. ti.ution. Call upon the
Agents in this paper under the Great Am.rican
Remedy. Get pamphlet
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29
Deaths.


In Manila, in the Island Of Lazon, East In
dies ,on the 18th of December, 1s47 Mrs. ELLEN
CURTIS, wife of EoBERr Hoop, aged SO years.
The deceased, formerly resident of this place,
though separated in the hour of death from most
of her relatives and friends by an immense Ocean,
leaves them not to ''mourn without hope;" for, as
they believe, and as sbe in her last trial, felt,
Heaven lies equally distant from all lands, and
the Father who weighs the hills in balance,
and gives to the seas their measure, is equally
near, and conjoins in ONE, all that love Him.
The deceased has left two children who are
now on their way to this country in tbs ship Wal
pole inscharge ola sister ofthe bereaved husband,
the remains are also on board the same vessel,
and on their arrival will be sent to Ohio for in-
terment. r.-.
This Providence is very affective to the sur
viving relatives, and particularly so to Mrs.
Curtis, as this beloved daughter is the third of
those she most loved on earth whose remains
are brought to her house.
May she, with all the family friends, be sus-
tanned by the consultations which the Gospel af-
fords and at last be reunited in Heaven.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29
Born Just at the Right Time.

The New York Tribune, in an article,
headed Henry Clay, urges singular rea-
son for his selection as the candidate ofthe
wings, for the Presidency. the reason
we give rs we find it, italics and all:
"Where can we find a safer or better
leader than the child ofthe Revolution, the
scion ofSeventy Six-aoho first saao Hear-
ems light nine calendar months from the
day on aOhich band Of ractorious patrs-
OTIS, trusting IN God, signed, in I'edepe'a-
demce Hall, the glorious Declaration A.
naerica IS free!"
Just saasne months" after tho "patrio,s'
were in Independence Hall?" A month
earlier or later, would have destroyed the
charm.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29
The Guerrilla chief Jarauta taken
Decentralization burned.
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March %, IS4S.
Editor Ohio Statescan:
The Tampico papers Of the 4th instant
announce, on what they consider good au-
thority, that a battle had taken place OF the
town of Zacualtapan between the Ameri,
cans and the Mexican forces, under the
command of the celebrated Guerilla chief
Jarauta, which resulted in the defeat Of
the latter, with the loss of several men.
The town ofzacualatapan was taken and
burned, and Jarauta is now prisoner
He was the most vindictive and cruel of all
the guerrilla chiefs, and used his priestly
Office, to stir up the Mexicans to harrass
and murder the. American troops.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Democracy fthe 10th Congressional Dis
trict will meet in Convention at Ravenna, on
SATURDAY, APRIL lst, lS49,
at II o'clock, A. M. for the purpose of choosing
Delegate to the Baltimore Convention and rati-
flying the proceedings ofthe State Convention.
The Democrats i'll the several Townships in
said District are requested to meet, on Saturday
March 25th, 1913, and choose TWO delegates
each to represent them in said Convention. A
full attendance is solicited as several addresses
may be expected.
VIM PORTER, )Dem. Cong.
r. P sPALDING, District
E. SPALDING. } Committee
Ravenna, Feb. "a, 1s4S.
N.B-The time for holding the above Conven-
tion is by request of the Trumbull Democracy,
postponed until SATURDAY, APRIL sth, at l2 o'clk
NJ. Each township will be entitled to two dele
gates if they be in attendance
R. P. SPALDING, of Summit,
E. SPALDING, of Portage,
Cong. Committee. i.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29
The New Hampshire Eection-the Is
sues and the Result.

The election in New Hampshire, result
ing as it did in the complete overthrow and
prostration of federalism; is one of the most
brilliant victories on record. All the eff.
orts Of federalism was directed to New
Hampshire-all the factions Of the country
were marshalled for the fight, and never
was Canales or Urrea more certain of q
victory in Mexico, than were their sallies
certain of a Mexican victory in New
Hampshire. The war was made the broad
issue, and ON that issue, the battle was
fought and won; and the allies Of Mexico
are as badly beaten on this side of the Rio
Grande as their friends were on the other.
In the Legislature, so far as heard from,
the democracy have 105 members of the
Lower House, and the Mexican allies 81 i.
In the Council, there is but one federal
member, and in the Senate, in all proba-
bility, there will be none.
The New Hampshire Patriot thus an.
nounces the glorious result:
CHE ELEcrIoN.- battle has been
fought; the victory is won. The gateraltas,
the LEPERos, the GREASERS of New
Hampshire-more infamousin characters
and more despicable in conduct than those
classes in Mexlco-have been most indig-
nantly spurned and repudiated by the@speo-
pie whom they SO grossly insulted and de-
ceived. We have now no time to enlarge
upon this matter, and will content ourselves
here with congratulating the honest and
patriotic people Of this State upon the most
glorius result of yesterdays work. A more
signal victory was never gained in any po-
litica1 contosf considerinu Or RI 10 circumstances
with which we were surrounded; and set
Of more reckless, abandoned, infamous and
rascally demagogues and knaves never
met the withering condemnation Of an hon.
est people, than those Of the factions whom
we have so effectually overthrown. They
can never again rise to a position to merit
the serious consideration of honorable men.
The vote is very large-the largest ever
cast in this State 1t will not be far from
90 900; and the democratic vote will prob.
ably be $4,000. which is larger number
than we ever before gave. The net gain
for Williams thus far, over the vote of last
year,is about 1880; and his majority will
not be far from 5000 We have made
net gain thus far Of "a representatives!
This we think is victory worth Growing
overland thafefore have brought out out fsold
chicken, and allowed him to exult over the
PROSTATE game cocks of Santa Anna-the
Foggs, McFaslands, Fowlers, ''Old Kits"
ct id onane genus.
The whole story may be summed up in
a few words. The democracy have swept
the State 'aoith perfect inapu'ity and great
boldness.' .-z....,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29

nillions pf our fellow citizens. Producing
and ddding to our exports; and consuming
shsmanufactured articles of the Eastern
etates. In wide extended country there
has even been some local peculiarities of
manners and institutions,and the institution
of Slavery Is the bone Of contention among
us at present. AS far as this question has
y bearing on the acquisition Of territory it
ehaIl be considered in the next article.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29

A REAL FAMILY BOOK.-Cyclopedia
"A OF Moral and Religious Anecdotes
No /, price S5 Gems; to be completed in 3
numbers.
ga more delightful and entertaining work,
as well as work OF great value.'-Satur>
day Courier.
In order to give wide circulation to the
Encyclopedia" the publishers offer to those
at distance, who may feel disposed to in
terest themselves the following profitable
terms. Any person obtaining
4subscribers & remitting ss8 shalt receive
copy gratis
10 subscribers and remitting $50 shall re-
ceive 8 copies gratis:
20 subscribers and remitting $40 shall re.
ceiye copies gratis:
so subscribers and rentting $50 shall re-
ceive 12 copies gratis
so subscribers and remitting 300 shall
receive % copies gratis
Clergvmen conld not do more, we think.
to promote good reading among their people,
than by getting each one TO subscribe for
this "real family book"
Agents wanted IN every town in the coun-
ty TO obtain subscribers, A sample copy
sent by mail, upon addressing the publishers
post paid.
Amy newspaper inserting the above four
times shall receive a copy of the work.
LEAVITT, TROW & CO.,
14S. 19l Broadway, New York.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29

NOTICE Is hereby given tha. petition
~ will be present..d to the Honorable
Board of County Commissioners o: Portage
County at their June session, A. d. ls4S.
for Road to pc laid out and established as
follows, to owit:-Commenclng al point near
the Northeast corner of land owned by Leland
P. Merwin, thence East on the line between
Joseph r Downs, Thomas Merwin and
John G. Stevens to the Comfy road On the
line between Portage and Trumbul coun-
ties.
March 60, 1919. 4wl4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-29

VOTE ON THE TEN REGIMENT BILL
On Friday evening vote was taken in
the Senate on the final passage of the Ten
Regiment bill, which resulted as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchinson,
Atheron, Bagby, Benton, Bradbury, Breese.
Butler; Cameron, Cass, Davis, of Mississippi
Dickinson, Douglass, Downs, Felch, Foote.
Hannegan, Hunter, Johnson, of Georgia,
Lewis, Mason, Moore, Niles, Sturgeon, Tur-
ney, Westcott, Yulee,-29
. NAys-Messrs. Badger, Baldwin, Bell
Berrien, Calhoun, Clark, Clayton, Corwin
Crittenden, Davis, of Massachusetts,, Day.
ton, Green, Hall, Johnson, of Louisiana
Mangum, Phelps, Underwood, Upham
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