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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09

T1EAS-Best SO cent Teas also Extra Sill
i yer Leaf Imperial Tea the $i,50 cent
kind at rs cents per pound. Old Governs
ment Java and Rio Coffee, Tobacco as good
as the best and al, cheap as the, cheapest
Nov. 8, ls4f. at SEYMOUR'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09

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Ravenna, Dec. Z, 1847. 132tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09

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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09

DLAID CLOAKINGS.-A great variety
Il ofGala Plaids for cloaks just received al
Oct. 10: DAY ..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-02-09

n,WEEDS & SATINETTS-Every quality
from heavy to sup crime for sale cheap
Nov. 80, i847. at ]. ID. HOOD Il Co.'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
TO the E1,iorsoft; ENQUIRER

Gentlemen: Il is with urfeigned and unailoyed
admirable and well penned letter Of lie Hon.
Henry a. Wise 10 defence Of himself(if il NAV
be SO called) against The unjus, and unwa.ranlei
attacks OF some of the Wings in regard 10 his ex.
animation. under oath, concerning The atminis.ra.
lion OF Lewis Cass while Secretary OF War. Ii
seems 10 me that every candid mind must and
will admit thai Mr.. Wise has, beyond all doubt
cleared himself OF every Thing al ali like incon.
sislency; on The CONTRARY, he mas shown, without
a shadow 10 obscure lis clearBess tha, his course
with regard 10 Lewis Cass has been consistent
honorable AMI slatesmanlike.
He has said that al the time he did believe that
there was ground for suspicion; but, as he com.
m,ltee, OF which ne was President, did make no
investigation, and a. Gen Cass has ever since
been in public lie, viihou, having stain or blor
upon his character, either publ or p,rqt.. ii is
but jus, TO inicr That ne, Mr.. Wise was mistaken
in his brliel.
Mr.. Wise may still believe ha, there was
ground, but as be had no right 10 throw the whole
blame upon Gen. Cass, why should The Wings
hurl their "analhemas" against him for support.
ing Cas- Many others were concerned besides
Csss1 He did not say that Cas- had more 10 do
with il than any other member oil The Cabinet
He (Mr. Wise) thought that there was ground 10
suspect from what he had heard. He therefore
as every true patriot ought and As every ,rue pa.
trnt would do moved that committee he appoint.
cd 10 investigate maItets
There are many ether points in Mr.. Wiss's
letter that | should like 10 comment upon but
as business calls me different way, mus con.
clude. That this le,er Of Mr. Wise's NAV b. al
len'igely read and studied BY all " no profess and
call themselves true Siatesrieht Repu5leans is The
sincere wish OF him who is the author OF these
few humble comments.
a FRIEND TO DEMOCRACY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

We are compelled TO defer notice OF The large
- oni,n,,c1 Democratic meeting al Fanonier
Springs on the 18Th and 7n ms he lsa', w ,Ss;s
we're 600 persons present. An intelligent wing
vbo aucndel bib, admitted that there were ooo
mar. Than al the Wing gathering on The same
500! some weeks before. The vast audience coIoi
ally indicated their qualification with The speecass.
o; FL. S. Foote, OF Mississippi, u. w. breh', 0,
Fauqucr, and j. S. Barbour, Esqs' on Inc MS
day. and Of Andrew Stevenson, ?. Fl. Ayie't ana
w w. Payne, Esqrs, OF the second day Inc
copvoca,ion dissolved amidst cheers for the cause
and in the highest spirits. All our friends IN mat
section of the Stale are corfden! that the Demo-
cracy will molly do their duty.
On Sunday morning there were at that mos'
attractive OF watering places, the Fdnqu'eF
SPRINGS, upwards of four hundred visEeis-a
brilliant, most agreeable, and highly delISh'eo
compapy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

We publish call signed by highly rc,7ec,a-
Bile citizens, for meeting on Wednesday night
10 express sympathy for struggling Ireland. We
cannot doubt thai our ielow-cilzens will follow
The example OF their brethren Throughout, the
Union and meet together as in the, case of Greece
and Poland, 10 extend TO the gallant people Of
Ireland sympathy In heir aspirations afer free.
dom. While we would do nothing 10 violate The
laws and peril the peace between this country
and Great Britain, We see DO reason why our ci-
tizens should no, follow out the generous dictates
OF the heart aud, as individuals, send 10 Iceland,
no, men nor arms, bu. contributions Of money
and proper resolutions Of sympathy. We cannot
believe lha, The citizen. Of Richmond will echo
the Wing oil Friday, which thus uniu.tly asperses
the distinguished and generous citizens who have
participated in these meetings for Ireland, in diff
feren, portions of the County,:
owe have believed Tor some time, that meet
ings of this kind were got up BY one OF Two SORTS
OF people-ci,heI political dcmdsogucs, who are
irving to eel Irish votes, meTcsnd,y de'nagogues
eager 10 f.ger The subscrpluns which The gene
rous AID humane may contribute, in The belief
that il will all The cou>e OF freedom in Ireland
While there is no one, who would more rsloice
in the freedom OF that noble land, before we would
contribute ouc cent, we mast be certain that the
people OF Ireland would receive the benefit oil il
We do NOT believe that resolutions and subscrip.
lions, which 60 INFO The pockets Of adventurcvs
and sla,peys, will ever do The Irish people one
particle Of good, while they may do US a very Sc
rous injury, by embroiling US with Great Bri.
laipn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT PORT
TOBACCO-MORE BACKING OLE


We clip the following from the Port Tobacco
Times OF Thursday last:
large and respectable meeting of or Demo.
cratic leiiow-cltz-Ds was held a, The Conr, House
on Tuesday a ernoon last, wnich was ad,,essed
~ Major VIM. B. Stone, William Maubew.
Egg, and Robt. J. Brent Esq The las: named
gentleman occupied The sand Tor liGle upward,
OF an hour, 10 reviewing his past cunnexion with
The Independent Taylor party in Ibis Safe He
charged ufon Gen. Taylor Inconsistency, in au.
morning ms friends from louisiana in the Phil.
adeipnla Convention, 10 withdraw his name rom
he Presidential contest in the event o, The nom;
nation OF any other individual b. rha. Conyrn.
lion, and closed his remarks, by piedslng his sun
port tor Cas- end Butter
The meeting was conducted with much harmo.
ny; The speakers we're loudly cheered; and after
passing resolutions approving he proceedings q,
The Baltimore Convention, the meeting adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

We are authorized 10 say thai Col. James NJ
Smith, from Inc Northumberland, &c, Senatorial
District, declines being candidate for re cleo
lion, after his pyesen! Term Of office expires.
We sincerely regret to make this announce.
meni. In the social relations Of life, the perfect
gentleman and in the discharge OF his political
and representative duties the firm and consistent
Democrat, Col. Smith cannot fail 10 win The 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
HURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOi EaN v
S;reeT.

IL SueeI.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Comr, Try again'
TIE Creek Office again in tk ttia
1000 dollars sold and paid BY HuRLEi i.
Drawn Nos. Leesbufg Louery, Class 81 ~ =
e. IA 2 % IS 30 So 6 46 80 50 -
Tickle, Nos. IA SO, prize Of Si6 Vgg:
and paid al sight by ho'n !.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware STATE Lonefy - !;
70 Ga 73 90 IS 60 Is 70 y 80 oil 20 ).
Half Ticket, Nos Is s. 81, , pI1,
dollars, sold and paid BY n."N ~,
Drawn Nos. Sussex Lottery. Class - e.
81 81 60 81 IA II IS . as 50 - o.
Wide Ticker, Nos. 6 81 81 } Tafee IL
Halt DO. 10. 80 IS Car'!ais
Our Our DO. do. 81 CTS and rad By
9eu'' - HURLEY
To Day-Virginia Leesburg Lnnef: -
a. Capitals: s22 900, l2,C00, 5000, I co., :
OF 1000. 10 Nos, IA drawn ballots. Ticssa'
Cali a, HuIley's Creek Office, below '0e '
"Wednesday $4,000 Ticke'slo; :,
Drawn Nos. Lcesburg Lottery, Glass "a
10 81 so 26 AZ Al I6 As "a % 81 80.
P. S.-OrdeIs for Packages, Cer'lncap'
Packages. Single Tickels or Shares pfonip.!'
.ended 10, and an account OF TIE rawlhg' (.
any mar, Of Inc United States, Tree CT possaf
Please address ry p:..,a VI
Aug. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
Photographed for the Baltimore Amc','.,
New ORIEIES Ano II , 2 \

NEW ORLEANS, TUG. TT. II
We have just received intelligence fcu
Cruz 10 the 7h inst
Parades sill! remained concealed Son.
cont.d.rates hay. bsen captured.
Another pyonunc,Gncnto has been is'.e.
Don Placcn Miranda, al Mazillan. ltsps
The lnsursec!ionisis v as unknown, as Ne J.
object 10 be gained, but il was supposed y
desire 10 obtain a million and halt q, %
which were expected 70 arrive Al Maza Ian
Government, has ordered troops to p:ccee, e
zallan in order 10 suppress he revolt
Cotton is qn;st 10 day. a lot oi lair has
taken for The North aiSc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
DEATHS.

Died, at his residence. in the county of G"och
Va on the 9ln April last, CRADhOCK VAICr'
in tn. eighty second year Of his age, leaving "l!'
three children.
Died, In this city, on the 1917 infant, slic'
trac,rd Illness, FLORENCE HASTINGS, infant d..
lie r of Edgar and Martha Ann Goodson-ased Il NJ.
and 10 days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
AN IMPORTANT SIGN

The "R-publieaner," OF Cincinnati, the only
German WING paper in The West. has, after six
years Of existence as DAILY paper, died out the
editor dismissed. and the ,hee; confined 10 It's
Weekly issue This paper fell INTO the Philadel.
phia dead.iail, AMI AFTER supporting Taylor lew
weeks, burn; uul Tor The want OF fuel This Just
on The eve OF an important Presidential election
shows as strongly as any thing we have YET SEEN
what lille real interest the people take in aiding
any thing connected with The suppor; OF General
Taylor for The Presidency. Those VINO have
heretofore been Wings will actually spend. in
many counties in Ohio, five dollars to give the
vote of this State TO The Buffalo nominees where
they will give one TO those nominated a, PhiIa
dephia-hence we see Wing papers springing
up 10 oppose Taylor, while those in his support
are dying ou for wan, of suslenance. But the
grea, characteristic Of ihe Presidential campaign
in Ohio will not be voting for either horn OF the
Wing dilemma, but in refusing 10 rctc al all.
Cha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
THE STATE CONVENTION.

The lime for our Stale Convention is rapidly
approaching. We urgently appeal 10 our friends
in all paris Of The State, 10 meet together and ap-
point delegates 10 this Convention. We hope
there TO meet with the assembled Democracy #
the State, 10 consult and deliberate unon such
measures as may condncr 10 the great cause We
all have so much a, hear'. The Charlottesville
Convention Of 1910 Id Efficient service, and, in
a grea, measure, aided IN saving the Stale from
the hlnds OF the Wnigs hen. We hope 10 meet
al this Convention on Electors and their assist
ants, and The rank and fe OF the party throughout
The Stale. We ua,r The North West, Little
Tennessee, and The Valley OF Virginia, will
be represented By 'her stronges, men, not by
al,ernales but b. actual delegates In attendance
We feel assured Eastern Virginia will send
forth her entire strength 10 miDge cougratuIa-
tions with our brethren Of the West upon the
brilliant prospects now be'nre US.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
zT77E RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

spec, and confidence of all vino may know n' ,n'
Ne will carry with him ino retirement me w.
aha led confidence and warm wishes ioi i1''io
bannines Of Ghost OF friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

The President otlhc Unned States Jeff This city
a. an carly hour yesterday morning, for Bedford
Springs, in Pennsylvania, in company with his
neohew MIR. Samuel Walker, and Dr. Fol'z, oil
The navy. The President requires some relaxa.
lion, alter The aIdnous labors Of the session OF
Congress. He will be ab>ent but lew days
He taxes The railroad 10 Cumberland. which ne
wouid reach last evening, and he will arrive al
he Springs early this mnrnins.-[ Union. hug ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

The Democrats OF this city are Invited to meet
al The Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening mex,
for The purpose of appointing delegates 10 the
Stale Convention, 10 be held al LynchbaTg on
the 30 OF September next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
AMELi., Angus, 18th. ls4S.
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Al meeting of a portion OF the Democrats OF
Buckingham county, held a, the Tavern OF Nor
vel B. Cob, al Buckingham Court House, on
Monday, 4th Of August, 1915, on motion, Robl
Shaw, ESQ, aas called TO the Chair, and DR.. las.
Austin appointed Secretary.
MIR. Wodfn briefly explained The object OF the
meeting aud, on his motion, il was
Resolved That we cordially approve Of the
proposition to hold Convention OF the Demo.
cratic parry in Lynchburg, on the 20;h Seplem-
Der next.
On moiol,
Resolved, That the chair appoint The following
wic-Dr. ". r. Moseley, Dr. James Jones, Mo-
ses A. Spencer, Tandy Holeman, WIN. Isbel
VIM Hocke, WIN. Branch, VIM. B. Jones, W.
H. Perkins Samuel A. Glover, DR. Jas T. Shaw,
Cough, VI. Cough, N. Bocpck, Col. w. P.
Bocock w. 4. Tapscotl, w. A. Scott G. Yam
cey, J. Fiz, J. c. Turner, W 5. Turner, J.
Chambers. D.. L. Boiling, T. Il. Perkins, J. L.
Beazly, S. T Booker, Z. Robertson, r. Moore,
w. J.. Dunl, P. Moore, G. B. Austin ~
Cob5s, w. GIBBS, G. D. Saunders, J. Morgan,
J. Hooker, j. T. Gillian Geo. Watson, L. q.
Watson, JOS B Glover, l.. Spencer, A. Page l.
Nicholas, w D Jones |. Gillian, E. J. Gillian,
\ r. Gillian, J. Hooper, o. Wooda John
Wood, Mal w. MoseIey, w. Woodson, VIM
Such, D. j. Woodfo, Col. ]. Fuqua, Col. 0 c.
Bransiord, n. A. IIoeman, R. Moseley, Dr.. n.
c. Jones, j. Harris, T. c. Ganaway, Col. Z. w
Hubbard, Col w. L. Fonlaine, Dr.. WIN Fuqna,
I. Boa,wrishi, Capt. ]. s. PeIilt. VIM. B. Snep-
herd, VIM Shepherd Robt. L. Hubbard.
And, Oh motion,
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary
be added 10 the above list, a. we'll as all other
Democrat. OF The county OF Buckingham who
may find il convenient 10 attend.
On mouon,
Resolved, That these proceedings be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, and thai they be
SEPT 10 the Richmond Enquirer and 10 The Exam.
iner, with request that they puolsh The sane
On motion,
Resolved, Thatthis meeting now adjourn.
ROBT. SHAW, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
August & w atkins

ATTORNEY AT Law,
.yr ,.nov.o tbelr Office 10 No IL, Main ~.
ov., Mes,rs sinton Z Co.'S new hardware AZ,
nd onoosi,e 10 Thomas Tyrer's gun store. M ~
ill stisnd all tho courts Of Hanover county
Ang Ql-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
aTgs cay IS STILL THEY COME"

fEront the Washington Un,0n -.
Extract ot a leuer from Wing officer IN NieA,,
co 10 Clay !his in The United S!aIes' aa'eu
Vera Cruz June %, 1913.
sfSsvc reflected maurely on the wing noun.
nations, and can see no principle OF consistency
in supporting ii. We varied for twenty years
against Old Hickory as military chieiIaIn, anu
then we put up not a citizen solder, not man VINO
steps forward from The walk OF civil iiie IN Inc
hour CT danger, and, having served his country,
retires again into the mass 81 his ieow'citizensi
bu. a m,llary man par excellenee-a soldier by
profession who is AMI has been IN The army pro-
per ali his lite. , na
IF we avow principle, lei US STICK 10 u, anu
no. sacrifice it Tor mere ayailability-ahu mat
tuo, 10 The prejudice Of The Claims OF men oil sne
highest personal merit and superior ta'en. anu
whose lives nave been PASSED in The mos! t.s'lh.
onlshed civil stations known 10 our inrm o.
government; The true spirit Of which escheas me
Selection Of military chiellains Tor The once Of
President.
AS southern man, cannot look win favor 1
on the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore Tor The vice
Presidency, from his wel.known tendencies on
The subject eli slavery; aud, therefore, snail 80
against The whole cke'."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
FUT LI fINYHUETs
A MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF IRE

LAND.
II is proposed tha' meeting o, 1n1 n,ea W.. y
nesday evening next, The 30 instant, Al 8 O'clock
Regarding The presen, position Of analIs 10 ma
unhappy country as worthy OF The consl inside! a
ton and sympathy Of all Americans, na'lve o.
Otherwise we cordially unite in lnvning!ne PFC
sence OF our fellow-citzens on thal OCCASION
Be it remembered, that when me war , ol ou
Revolution broke out, the inhabitants VI lle'an.
were the first European community .na' gass
open expression TO their sooa WISHES 10 ''''
rican cause. n g.
VIM. F. WATsoN, RcssnT " n1o'i'
Iosyr, Eav A JUDsoN CRANE,
JOHN DooLEY, oiMoS =, C'LL.N,
P. THEo. MOORE, hos r., oo"hN''
JOHN THOMPSON, II; ". Ell phi,
J. B. WocD, W. " r1,Ns,
CO w Su,-u J.Mgs ALLEN.
JNo. GAYNoR, EDWIN ~ enSaaa
MARX DowEEY MichAhL S.Ao
r Q We. WM WALLACE,
d. Il c.,,,gse JOINS AHERH,
SAML. Fl. MYERS, u H. oAIIA
P. H. TAYLoR.
August 22d, 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
NORTH CAROI.INA

The Raleig Standard Of the l6,h inst., saws
thai The legislature Of that State is lied in both
Houses Man ey. whig, Is elected governor by
majority OF about 400, over Reid, democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
Tuesday Morning, August %, 1913.

neMocRATIc STATE cONvEN fioN.
-. Democratic State Central CON-
,,,,.s held on MONDAY evening, July l7'h' 1t was
mh'ee nero On -, n,r.uanee Of we'll established
at. ss s e
both day Of sspem"r, civ and town bold meetings
m n sain send delegates to Sa0
Convention. ,,,,, pr,ruERPoORD, Chairman.
Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
an PICKED CaICkEN.COCK."

"THE ENauIRER's SYLLoa!sMs.-W When the PM
losophers OF old were ve1iog their brains 10 con.
rive definition OF mon. AM orc OF them con.
fden,Iy announced that man was u fcathcrle"
J,psd,'' another replied with something more sa-
tisfacory than ma jor, minor and core 'usion, when
he lare9 a picked ehickcneo:i into Inc crowd
When the Enquirer undertakes 10 prove, with all
its formidable sylossm,, that General Cas- de-
ues the right OF The people Of 5elTl'oiy 20 pro.
bib slavery. we shall simply produce his own
words divesied CT imposing raiiocinalion, like
the cock OF hi. feathers, and show that he broad,
" assets that right. So much for syoei>ms!
[Rihmond Times
Who is the "yieksd ttteken-coek7'-Lewis Cass,
10 whom has been attributed The doctrine that a
Territorial Legislature may prohibi, slavery-or
he who boldly avows the sliIl.more monsirous
doctrine, that "CoEoREss may entirely prohlo''
particular artcl.s Of couameTce?" So much for
roos!ersl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

MANA GERS OFFICE. ID. PAINE { q
vi Main Street.
PAINE's LOTTERIES STILL oNwiGD
Drawn Nus. Consolidated. OF Mary.srt, No IL
drawn l4h Angus:
II " IS "a - 81 6 "A s. IS 81 u
Whole Ticker, Nos ID IS 81, 'he mug l'l'
Of S2,0.6, was sent from this Agency 10 No.i1i
By PURCELL & Cu.
Another CT 81 2sO!
Drawn Nos. Su>ouehanna, Glass; Aug l.
80 26 p a. ~ 80 81 8 IS "A 50 70 - z
Snare, u AZ "A, Prize Of 81 $50, sem Y !
tersburg.
The following p'izes sen, in paine'' La'icT
since lst OF August
W6ole, So 900 Whole, =
Whole, 1000 Whole, ~
Whole, 1000 Whole, -
For large prizes, send 10 c. w. PURCELL
CO., Agents Tor the Managers, who lale'; :
the whole OF the grand prize Of $50 600.
e The prize OF S2.250, in Susqoehanna' :
was yesterday presented AMI paid by ~
PURCELL & c.
This Day-Capi'als: $4,000, 5000 80
2f00, &c. rs Nos, ~ drawn Tickets =
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated Lottery y.
81 81 "a 35 4 A. 81 So 6 20 IA i
Aug. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22


RANGE OF THERMOMETER
At J. ". Randolph { Co.'S Bookstore, 1871 MAJ :
A. 81. a. &. ~
Aug 81, Is g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
,v,,,.n AVN M.ov c,,tr.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEna
npoCESSnp MILLINGToN ha'its ,
J. clicoi 10 accep; the appointment = Pit
sor of Chemistry and Natural Philost ply d
College Of William & Mary, LACEY coh'euc.
him, by the Board Of Visitors, notice !, her
given that the Visitors will meet on the :, 4 Ia
he mex month, (Sep'ember,) for The puipos
supplying the vacancy.
| shall present 10 The Board al ha, lime 7
applications for that Chair heretofore mate, =
the accompanying recommendations, IN i
mean time new applications may BE- ple>Cn
forwarded 10 me.
RO. McCANDIlSH Rfclc
Williamsburg, Angus, 22-d 7rhSert.
STEAMER POCAHONTAS FOR BAL.
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA
f. The Pocahonas, Cap, Pa
.::.:ssssssas.~ will receive freight for lh- Al
places early Tuesday morning, and ronrinas
receive II ill 2, p. NJ, and She will leave
wharf a, 4, P. NJ. OF that day TUESDAY h. /.
ins') Her accommodations for passeneer,
comfortable and con,modious. Passage TO "a
more, meals included, cnly IS.
HENRY LUDLAM & CO.
N. B. A sufficient NUMBER Of nbd, ar
gagged fer he rip
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-27
ARprsr oF CooyRoD G.. WHEELER

ARREST OF CooNRop c. WHEELER
A letter in the Albany Evening journal Of
yesterday, from c. T. Bouton, Editor of the
Freebooter, announced the arrest of Coonrod
c. Wheeler, one of the men implicated in
the shooting Of DrputyShcritf Smith. 1t
appears that Mr.. Bouton, on receiving the
Governors proclamation, set out immedi-
ately for Taghkanic, Columbia Co., Whec-
ler's residence, to make sure Of the 81 900
reward He arrived at the place about mid
night, and found the object Of his visit in bed.
He was aroused, however, and delivered HIM
self up willingly On their way to the prison
they met the Sheriff with possy Of forty
men, bound on the same errand.-M \.
TTib DIST
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-27
EDGAR ID. MARTIN,

late of Orwell in said district, deceased
has presented to said Court his petition in
writing, setting forth that the debts and
charges against said estate amount to the sum
Of $296O,62 that the personal estate sold
for the sum of SOILS, leaving the sum of
$3.50, "A to be raised from the real estate,
and hath shown to the said Court the situa-
ton of the real estate whereof the said de-
ceased died seized, and prays the said Court
to license him to sell so mnch of the real es-
tate of said deceased rs will be necessary to
pay the sum of $23G9,44 with accruing inter-
est and all legal costs and charges Of sale .,
therefore:
1t is ordered that all persons interested be
notified to appear at session ofsaid Probate
Court, to be holden at Castlcton, aforesaid
on the 9TH day of May next, that they may
give bonds for the payment Of the debts and
charges of administration, or show cause why
license should not be granted AS aforesaid
For which purpose it is further ordered that
a copy of the record Of this order be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Voice Of
Freedom, a newspaper printed at Brandon,
in this State, previous to the said time APP
pointed for hearing.
A true copy of record,
As ALMON WARNER, Judge.