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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
Consumption can be cured.

A rE" facts for persons afflicted with Colds
- Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, difficulty ef
Breathing puIn in the side. Breast, &C., Bron.
ch.t,s, and that delica:e and declining state of
heaih 80 common before consumption sets in.
en- persons who may have any of the symp
= ohs ABOVE enumerated, or those upon whess
'ltals he swift and silenl moving demon Con
sum Ptirahas placed his death like grusp, need
not yet despair of relief. Why? Because
EA S TN A ~, S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
Dissolution.

FF>IlE Corartn rs;i'p H. re utorc existing be-
i tween Ice Il Came is this day ii solved
by mutual consent. Those having unseirled &C
counts with h- above ii III " III please adjust
t EN- soop by cash or orheIwlee, us Dir Lee
wishes tv leave for III hphptit Of his hea lh.
CUVii.!.E LEE,
WILLIAM GAME,
Tlsn fiji for pa ST rpnage, The shbs cri>
her hopes by rr' mp'ness and asie, ii, Ia
his prote> sional busIue+s to ilnre tie same
CONT, urd. WILLIAM GAME.
M q 81 lS,9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

@ Mitchell, the Irish patriot, is en-
ployed at Bermuda, in the convalescent
ward for sick officers. He is suffering
from chronic disease, and incapable Of out
door convict labor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
4 RARE CIiNCE...

'ENEIE subscriber will sell his Farm, lay y'ng
H. on tie Turnpike leading froH, haven.n
to ClcvesnJ distance from the wills gr oi o
mile, containing 100 acres. The quail OF
tie soil water, location, Fruit and iiou-x
make il ole oi the most desirable Farms in
this section of country. \ part Of the pur-
chase muiev cnli rCuaIiI on 10 EG and muIt>
gage for Years.
JOHN WlIlrTLESEY.
Ravenna, Oct. ), lS43.
n. The stock will be sold with tie
arm il desired low. 3wl7l*n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

@R blessed are they that do no: adver.
:ise; for they shall be rarely troubled with
customers
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
FIRE INSURANCE.

rTHE subscriber has bee" nppolntere; a. = G"' I"'
for the .Etna and Protection flre in>
su,anee Companies Of Hartford. Connecticut
md ,sIrepared 10 insure dwelling Houses,
Rams, Mis-, &c. in any part OF the G. unity
ON nv reasonable terms.
The long standing. large capital and
piomptness in the settlement OF all claims
soainst these Companies is too we'll known
tu re ,ulre comment. Apply to
JOHN NJ. HOOD, Agent for
the Companies.
Ravenna. August 2s, 1S48. 16sf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
I'll A RID w A II T..
vVIVsI IANJ FRAZER

rs now req, wing general assortment OF
Il Saddle and liarn+ss Trimmings, amorg
, hirli ma, ha t,uuh the
SELEADyUST7NG TREE, PATENT
LEATHER WHIPS AND TWlGS,
STAGE AND TRACE CHAINS,
HAMES, THREAD, NEE
DIES, &c., &c
which will ue sold cueaP.
Also on hand IL splendid lot Of Saddles,
Harness, Travelling "nd Hand Trunks, ali
Of " h ch will be sod INV.
O. Repairing done to order.
kavanpa June 81. 1913. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
Isail Road Notice.

NNIlE Stockholders upon The Middle. Dr.
l. vision OF the e. g. p. <. X. Co., are
hereby required 10 pay all instalmentS due,
lnciuding the fourth instalmenr, BY the first
Of October next, and the fifth instalInent by
the first day If No, ember Lext- Prompt
payments wiil be required from aA without
exception. G. pkENTISS, Treasurer.
Kavenna, Sept. | I348. SwlfS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
CASH FOE EURS.

N, R.-rhe notes and accounts of E. D.
TYLER d. Co are in our hands t,r collection.
and all persons ndt bed, are nn'ified thai
Ia, ment must bn made soon TO save cost.
kavpnna Feb Ia1ll, l848
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
A Blocdless Victory2
EXTERNAL RElHED Y
CALLED
HUNTS LlNiMENT.

I S sustaining a notoriety unequal ed by any
L similar rsn,.dy. 1t requires putlirg 10
give it reputation il has been for time.
silently and surety so,u Ing II, and now ~hen
It's b.neticai effects have been expcreu ced b.,
many, the expressions of 6 altitude are con
tinuaiiy appearing, and tn 'se who have kcen
made whole, BY it's means, are d;sirous that lhe
afflicted should no longsr remain ignorant Of
lis invalua Bile and ihfaIlb!c efficacy.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Stan:on, The Propricior, is con>
s,antly receiving Testimonials OF benefit received
from It's use. and III ny OF the cures II has et:
fucte,i almost excard belief. In child
had besn a cripple for eight wears having
" renched the spine when ut The age of two
years by fall from IL char. Medical treat.
ment failed. but four botLirs oflhe LinImeni re-
st OF cd him to strength, and h, now JOINS with
his pav,nates in their youthful ganbue, as 70
b,.st as The heaitIiest OF them, AID un'y u small
hump on his back to remind him Of his earIy
suffcrngs.
A case of PARALYSIS, completely cured a nd
The patient restored to perfect health and
strength by The use of that truly great Remedy
HUNTS LINIMENT.
BETHLrIiEM Nj TOWNSHIP, ilunierdon CO. NJ
August %. 1916.
George E. Stanton, Esq ->IR:: Having been
restored TO perfect h, ailh from a Paralytlc At
tack, by the Of your Hunts Linnlent, | feel
il duty incumbent upon me tn Intuim you OF
this fact. | was attacked with the Erysipelas
and took worry severe Geld and confined to my
bed for three weeks. perfectly helpless. | was
not able to move my limbs the slightest. no,
even my finger. The phys clan gave me up us
hopeless case and one for which they coud
do nothing AS last resort my friends pros
cured your Liniinent. and the first application
restored animation at orce and by the use of
three bottles, l am enjoying my health and
strength. believe that Hunts L'ninen: saved
my Iif. and am very dcsirous that every one
should know he value oflhis wonderful ,lrdi-
cine. My whole neghborhood will attest the
truih Of the statement. Yours respectfully
ElIzADtTu MiLLlGAN.
Remember this Lrniment is sold al the extra
orGi iary low price Of 25 cents bo,llo. Mho
would hesitate when certain relief is TO be had
for small Il sum?
Soll by every respectable Druggist and Mer>
chant throughout The country.
GEORGE E. STANTON, Proprietor.
Sing Sing. Wes,cherter Co N. Y.
GFAgent< in Portage Co:-Edward Par-
sons, Brimfield; Charles II. Kent, Franklin:
A. V. florr, >halersvlle; llurm"ns l. Co
Aurora; J. w. Foster, han'un: Calvin
White. Mautua: VIM. NJ Richardson, Gar
ret,sviile; N. B. Dodge, Randolph; Alden g.
Brush. A'water Allen Williamson, DeeTiisld
and ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna, 4ml65.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
NEW BOARD ING HOUSE.

THE sub cilber has now fit ed up II con.
Il venient house, aud is prepared 30 take
"A number of persons to board ON reasonable
terms.
Ih,se desirous of bo' riding at private
house, will find here good acc mmoda,,ous.
JOSIAH BRECHT.
Ravenra. May 9, 1919 Issf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
N Office,

fH1HE Annual Meeting OF the Portage Co.
n Mutual FIRE Insurance Company will be
lreId al The ttfice OF the Company,at Cuys-
hoga Falls tn "Wednesday the 18th day #
October, at o'etock, p. III.
n. N. SILL, Sec'y.
Sept. Is. 1913. 3wI7@.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

A FRESH upply of Iron g. Nails warrant
N ed equal to any in this market. la<t re
celved at GlLLLTf'S.
Anuust OIL
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

II W. SEYMOUR IS now receiving tie
IL hest assortment OF Summer ShaWis
yer offered il thls Market c. uprising the
hest styles If Crare. Sewing Silk, Berage,
M'slin lie Lane. &c. which will be sold
a:prlc's that cannot fail to please.
Nav ~9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

BROKE OUT IN A NEW ps.AtE.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
~EO Il D. NJ. SOMERVILLE. a. the old
VI sla"d. one d"of South ut e. PrentIss
Slpre. hn'p j,st received superior la, of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
flat'n4 laht II sr'a' pains III the selection
of IT. We t'nk We Can offer as uoof, if not
Il ieete Tit 6e ter arucle at the prices for
cash 'han have been nffeled il Ravenna !, e,. .
We s,l'l continue tn make up all gar>
mrnts III our line If business in q Fasll>
lonabe aud W urknianl he manner.
Cuit,ng done to order.
Ttis Spring and Summer Fashions Just
received.
Ravenna May l7'h 1.4a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

1918. RHODES s GREEN, l84S.
COMMISSION NTS.
Fol " 4 r D E RS,
AND AGENrSOF
CLINTON LINE ON ERIE CANAL.
and Osrego Canal Line Of Lake Boats
cHAs L. RHODES, CLEVELAND, o.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

Rutland, Florene broid,
ID N-apoll,an Lace. Buds Eye Gin p, I'm
na Pearl, Rice Pearl and in iact all VINO l.
cumprise Gosd ass or INT Mt, this day re :
ceived snd will be sold at very small I'D :
vance fro m cost.
Nav &c. +. w. SEYMOUR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

rLOTHS.-Gnod brown broad Clo.h for
~ l,5o p yard.
Good black broad cloth fr IFS per yard.
do Sattinets for so and 75 cts. pr. yd.
just received ut a1
Oct. E. D,Y'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

DONT FORGET that The lest Tea for
- 50 cent CAN be found at the Ready
Paw stnrc Of ClLLETIS.
June 2l.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

TISH-Cud Fish, Maekre'. Connecticut
Il Shad, Western do. White Fish. &c.
far sole Mt GII.LETT'S.
June 81.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

Ravenna. August 2s, l84a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

BE YE CLOTHED.
lust received anu tor sale splend d
~ stock ofCio,hng, " hch Will be sold low
for Cash and Ready Pay. Also, Broad.
cloths, Casslme,es aid cs'ings. Those
ii, want of sa:mert, ready made or made to
order, will d, we'll TO I ali OIL NJ lin 8, rect op-
,osi,e tie Pos, Off. e, where bargains are to
be had.
N. B. Cutting and Custom work done on
lie >hnr es notice. lCORN.
q OMETIIING NEW. w nfle Irons on Ell.
~ urei. new klnd-warranted TO please
every person who like Wafla cake. tor sale
AugnstsI. at GlIIE1"$.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

GIN THE FORWARD CAR"
lust fec,ived BY express, direc, from New
y York, variety Of Fall and Winter
tioods, tie first in til. season, embracing a
variety of G,pghams, Calrcos, sheetings.
>hlrtirg, plan and striped Bat ings, Yarns.
&C., by S. A. GlLLETT T. co.
S"r, 10 "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
DEATHS,

In this town, Feb. 7th, Jonathan Andrew, aged67.
 Al New Hartford, Feb. IS, Catharinee Ann. eldest daughter of Roger H. and Harriet A. Mills.
 :, In New Haven, Saturday. 18th inst, Deacon one of our most ami able and most respected fellow citizens. His death will be deeply felt by . large number He was the oldest Dsa. conin Dr. Bacon's Church, and no man in that position was ever more useful or more. beleved. lie was no, in name only, bu, in fact, Christ Geo. B. Uphnm. aged 90, n distinguished la w. yer, and formerly member of Congress from that state. He was accounted the most wsa l.h y man in the state. ''~
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
GREAT CURE OF NERVOUS
 u-CoNs NIPPON. A Patient Raised from the Bed of Death, by the Hungarian Balsam. Warren. Me. Oct.sI1. l8A7

To Dr. D. 7. ByGdlee-Dcar Sir-If feel , sincere pleasure for the opportunity ofieaed, te express to yIu my approbation Of the Hunga. Iian Calsam. Ithink, with the blessing of a kind providence, owe my life io this inestim. able medicine. I have been for some two os thres years afflicted with atrophy or nervcns Consumption. attended with all its horrors. l employed several different Physicians, bu. they could give me nothing to reach MY CASE, and constantly grew worse. and and at last was eoncned to my bed, with an in aampfion in my stomach, lungs, and liver, and severe paipit stion of the heart, and the dis tressed beating would sometimes last two or three hours and ofteniines co violent as to shake mybed. knew in this situation
 l could not long survive.
 My doctors and the neighboFs said the same. A friend accidently sent to my family an ad. veTtisement of Buchan's Hungarian Balsam.- They procured me bottle. and with some reluctance at first enmmenced taking if. The first dose gave nc immediate relief. and in a few days could sit up fifteen inmates, and I continued 10 gain until I tack thirteen bottles. Inew enjoy better health. alihough somswhaf aHvaaeed in yeaFS. than fer several years pa1f. My physieian frankly assegts thaf it was the Hungarian Balsam that cared me. '
 Yours respectfully, t..-
 3Slm LUCIE c. cUSHMA
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

BY virtue of an order of the Court of Probate for the District of Plymouth to me direct ed as the Conservstor to Abraham s fleming. way of said Plymouth. shall expose at put lie sale. if not disposed of previously at private sale. eertaihfsrm. owsed and BOW occupied by said Hemingway. lying in part in ssid Plym> ouh and-part in Harwinton, containing about one hundred and twenty five acres of land with house. barn and other buildings sfsnd- ing thereon. Bounded north on Daniel Hin. man. east on William Sanford, south on Jacob s. Heminwsy, and west on Orin Andrews and Jacob S. Heminwsy. Sale to take place on the premises at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 .... JOHN c. ATKINS,
 Conservstor. Plymouth, Feb. ,, ls401. g 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
By Telegraph to the Tribune. n John Quincy Adams taken with a Fit--Immediate adjournment of both Houses. '' .."'

Washington, Feb, 2l.
 John Quincy Adams was taken with fit, at half past l o'clock ;n the House uf Repre- sentatives, which caused the greatest commo ton and excitement,
 He was carried into the Speakers room. the H"use adjourned instan ntaneously and several physicians were summoned to the spot Both Houses adjourned immediately after yard.
 The deepest regret is felt and experience by every one who has learned the fact. It it probably an apopletic stroke,
 By another correspondent we learn that M, Adams was believed to be in a dying s,ate. u
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
Dssirict cf Ne,o MiLOrd, $, 2. ] PsabAfp G0,.,k- E,eb IT iSIS (

 Pyo6ate Court Eco. IT, ls4S T1PON the application of Albert N. V Baldwin of said New Milford, showing to this Court that he is the Guardian to Fitch R. Buckingham, William J. Buckingham, Henry G: Buckingham and Caroline E. Buckingham. minors, belonging Co said district, and that said minors are the owners of the following real es- tate, lying in the northern part of said New MII- ford, one piece of land containing seventy six acres more or less bounded east by highway and Myron B. Wheaton's land. south by William Couch's iand Kirjath A. Hunts Ia nd and Ab- gail Clark g land, west by highway and north by said .Wheaton's land and Jabesh Warehouse land with dwelling house and other bui dings thereon. One piece on the east side of highway opposite the first, containing one acre more or less. boupied west and north by highway. ems, by Jabosh Morehnuse land and south by Bury ing ground. One piece lying northeastevly ot O. Horace Clark's dwelling house, curtains l9 acres more or less, and is bounded west by ligh- way, north by highway and John Buckingh ghanl's land east by Harlow H. Newton land and Ed ward Huot's'and and John Buckingh gham's land and south by Jubsh Warehouses land and Hor- Tom, bounded east by highway, south by Isaac Clark land and Joseph W els iand. west by Jo- seph Wells land, and north by Anna W. Buck ingham's land. containing five acres more or lees; said minors being tenants in common Of said Property n equal portions. valued at about three ble cause for selling said real estate: praying for an order, and that he or some meet person be en,- powered. to sell the same, as per application on file. dated the 18th day of February Js4s more fully appears
 Ordered-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in New Milford on the lst day of April, is4s, at 9 o'clock forenoon and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies. three weeks successvely, @; least six weeks before said time assigned
 DAVID C. SANFORD,
 :, , Judge. New Milford, Feb. IT, l945. S40 3W
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
MARRIED.

In thissvillage, on the goth, by the Rev, J Henson, Mr Aaron Baldwin and Miss Abigail Plant.
 In this village, on the 21st, by the Rev. Dr Fuller. Burton Gilbert. Esq of Warren and Miss Thaiia Miles. of this place. '.
 Ia St. Paul's Chapel, on the 2lst inst, by Rev. Mo Cook, Beers Hurd of Bloomfield. N. J. to Mrs. Mary A. Judd ot Plymouth, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
COrFsspOndsnoe Of Ohe Tsipane. TPEACE-ARRIVAL OF
 THE TREATY-ITS TERMS-CABINET
 CONSULTATION, r
Washington Feb. 90,

Washington Feb. %,
 Isent you to night Telegraphic Dispatch, announcing the arrival in this city of a Treaty Of Peace. Yes. Peace, with angel fingers, has fold ed the banner of red-handed War; There is no longer any doubt upon the subject, but that even now Gen. Scott has sconquertd a Peace.'
 The treaty of Peace, signed by the commissioners on both sides, . in this city. 1t is as follows ' The boundary agreed upon is the Rio Grande, from its mouth to Paso del Norte, where there is city of some 5000 population, nearly on the par allel of SSo 30 north latitude, and also nearly on the southern bouuda- ry line of New Mexico-thence a. long the southern boundary of New Mexico between 32o and S3o, which IS also about the southern boundary of Upper California, with all east of the Rio Grande, from its mouth to it's intersection with the southern boundary of New Mexico /; we pay the expenses of the war, assume all the debts due by Mexico to our citi- zens, and give in ready cash the sum of Fifteen Millions: ... ltis said that the cabinet were in consultation last night, and that they were in conclave all day. It is ex- pected that a Message will be sent to the senate tomorrow with the Treaty. .... .........
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

The Court of Probate for the DIstrlct ot New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hersof, for the crsditors 10 the
 Seymour B. Green, late of New Milford, in said district. deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement These negleciing 10 present their claims within >sid time, properly attest. ed, will be debafred recovery
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment 10
 VIM B. GREEN, Administrator. New Milford. Jan. %, Is4s. SS 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
A CARD.

The undersigned would take this method 10 express their thanks to their friends who visited them on the 7th inst and also for the many substantial tokens ofinteres. and love which they brought with them. May he who giveth 10 all mea freely and upbraideth not, abandantly reward them. Y,
 J. l.. DICKINSON,
 A. ee 9A % tr-tl JANE L.. DICKINSON.
 Northfelj, Feb. %, IS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
New Haven. January, 26, ls4s. .ss I,

NOTtCE--Six months from the 22d day of January, lSlS, is allowed by the Court of Probate for the District of Sharon, for the creditors of Jeremiah Cellvin, of said Sharon, an assigning debtor, to present their c,a,ms to the undersigned, commissioners. appointed by Said conrt. to receive the claims against said Collvin. We will meet on the business of our appointment at the Town Hall. in sad Sharon on the first "Wednesday of March and on the ?2d day otJuly lslS. st o'clock P. M., on each of said days 10 receive claims. .e
 SAMUEL-ROBERTS,
 VIRGIL w. ROBERTS. Commissioners Sharon, Feb. ', 1s4s. ..I 39 3v
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24

Whigs of New Milford !-your meeting is Adjourned to Monday2 o'clock. P M, Feb. 20. to respond to the nominations. both Sea atoriai and Coun ty, to make arrange meat for the approaching Election. and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting. COME ONE-COME ALL.
 Per order Town Comrniftes.
 New Milford. Feb Is -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
A. Gard. .

TEE Subscriber has recently receive d (chief. iy on the sth,) timely 'waod-pile.' His pa. rishsne,s who furnished il will please accept his thankful acknowledgement for the attach ment in this way showed h'm. as their Pastor. n "A D. L. PARMELEE.
 South Farms, Feb. l9, ls4S. ..........
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
ADDRESS
The Wings of the City of N. York,
 to the Wings of the Union.

10 the wings oI the UniOn.
 The near approach of another Presidential Election, the moutnful expriencs of the last few years, the present situation of the country and the gloomy aspect of the future, present for your attention subjects ol the deepest so- liciiude and requiring the most anxious col'- sidi ration. ,. .-... .'
 Tho disasters foretold to our countrymcn in iS44, from the election ofthe present Execu- five, have been realized and what was then prophecy is now history. The peacefsl rela- tions of the country have been rent aAsunder, an artificial and unnatural excitement per- vades the land, the red demon of War still rears his ''horrid front" and the riots in tho blood of our fellow men. while the future, heretofore SO full of hope. is enveloPed in a dark and sombre cloud
 It becomes us then as freemen, as citizens of this great confederacy. and, above all as . christian people, to assert the true dignity si cur nature, to rescue the National character from rsprcach. and to preserve in the sight si the world and of our common Creator that in- tegrity and purity, without which uations like individuals, however great their temporary prosperity, must ultimately suffer merited condemnation.
 Whether the present unnatural war between eur country and sister Republic was tbe act Oa Mexico or the result of aggression on our own part, we believe it was unnecessary in its origin. and with prudent action on the part of our own Executive, could and should have been avoided. We farther believe the imme- -diate cause of actual hostilitiss to have been ahe orders smansting from the President di- reeting the American army to to take post up- ,on the Rio .Grande and-whethsr or not in point of fact that river formed the boundary of the Slate of Texas, ss embraced within ths letter and spirit of the resolution admitting that State into the American Union-we are bound to declare the conduct of the President in this respect to have been nasty and iIl-ad- Nissds and that his Administratisn must be hsld responsible before the country as the au- thoss. net to say proveksrs of the contest which snsaed. The territory between the { -Nnsess River and the Rie Grande was at all e. vents disputed terTitsry. and, with the sxcep- tiOn sf . small strip on ihs right bank ofthe Naeces. in the actual and peaceful possession of Mexico. An armed occupation of this dis Geted territory. by the American forces. was Norfolk. Dec. e. .seso'az,--;ye right on aur D.rt PERFORATED PAPER just receixedEasr
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
LIEUT.. COL FREMONT-vERDICT. Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
Washington. Eeb. 1,

.-.., Washington. Feb. IT.
 Upcn what deem reliable au,Roriiy. I learn that the sentance of the Court against Lieu l. Col. Fremont, was more severe than has been reported in the newspapers; that he was ssn- fenced to be cashiered. though recommended to the elemency or the Executive.
 But Tor the weakness of Cen. Kearney, in taciIly acknowledging. for . season. the aaihor- iiy of Com. Stockton in California. which fur conduct of the accused, the Court, as am in- formed. would have made the sentence death by shostipg. i .s tt-.