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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

rThe Free Colored population Of Nor
folk. Va, is increasing rapidly. The NUM-
ber. now exceeds two thousand, more than
one-fifth of the entire white population.
Each revolving court naturalizes many of
Item, conferring upon them the legitimate
.,.lyilsges of citizenship.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
FASHIONABLE
IT ALTO in G.

JOHN N. N.CAROTH ERS,
ID DESPECTFULLY informs ths citizens Of
H Ravenna and the surrounding country
that he carries on the bus ness Of Tai ring
in all its branches, a few doors south of d.
K. Wheeler's Tavern, He regularly receives
plates of the --LATEST FASHIONS from New
York, and is prepared TO fulfill all orders in
his line Of business i'll a asleiul and work
manllke manner.
Cutting doneto orderan on the short
est notice.
Ravenna, April 10, 1S49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
DIR. H. Pae ATT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOf

- PHY SICfAN AND oU ItGEON,
TENDERS his professional servlcts TO the
L citizens of Rayenna and It's vlciltty.
DR.. P. is a graduate of one of the FIRST
medical colleges in New England. and has
also had extensive experience III both acute
and chrome diseases He hopes by faith
full and careful attention to business, to rem
der his services acceptable to all who may
employ him.
lFOffice in F. W. Seymours building
on the public square, nearly opposite the
Court House.
Rovenna. Feb. 1s. 1919, 19l,f.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

GFlt is stated Of the FIVE hundred and
forty young ladies' who tainted last year.
more than one half fell into the aims OF
gentlemen! Only one had the misfortune
to fall on the floor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!

"tlE subscriber is now receiving his
Il SPRING STOCK ofDRY GOODS,
Groceries, Ready Made Clothing, Hard
ware, Iron, Farming Tools,
and all other articles usually found at
Country Store, which he offers to his cus~
toners and the Public. US cheap as can be
bought in the County, and requests those in
want of Goods to call and examine his stock,
instead of going further.
IFAll kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods. nosu,,
Edinburgh, May 9th, is4s. soS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

C. Somebody said of Miss Lucv of
thirty FIVE. She promises to be Miss
Lucy Long,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!!

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT at the shop
~ of A. S. Collins, few rods East of the
.Universa'ist church consisting of
GRECIAN, CANE-SEAT, !, WINDSOR,
DINING, ROCKING AND OF
FICE CHAIRS, & SETTEES,Sc.
made in a neat and durable manner and for
sale at very low prices.
ca l. l. A N D S E E.
TAYLOR g. McELWAlN.
Ravenna, Nov 18th, 1913. l30tf:
lS49. RHODES s. GREEN, lS49.
FOR W 4 r D G AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers ere Salt, Sc,
cHAs. L. RHODES, CLEVELAND, o.
WIN. GREEN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
DIR. I'D. WELLMAN.

PHYS YSlCIAN&S u RG E 0 n,
TTAS returned to the village of Ravenna,
II Il and may be found at his former resi-
dence on Main street.
He tenders his Professional services 10
the citizens of Ravenna and its vicinity and
by close and faithful attendance to business
and moderate charges, hopes to merit and
receive a share of public patronage.
Ravenna, May g, 1S49. COS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
STORAGE, FORWARDING
AND COM MISSION BUSINESS

a MI CUN NJ IOSIlJN SIN ESS.
I. BRAYTON & Co
Successors to John G. Nc Bride.
NTOULD respectfully Inform the former
Do w customers of J. G. Mcbride and the
public generally that they will continue the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Bnsi-
ness at the old stand. Their arrangements
for the transportation sf property 20 and
from The Eastern Cities, aud on The Lakes
and Canals are equal to any others in this
section. And they are prepared to transact
any business entrusted 10 them with prompt
ness.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
IA 40, ONCE MORE.
. THAT CLOTHING HAS COME!
BY Rail-, ROAD EXPRESS


Saturday, May 5th, ls49.
d ECElVED large lot of Ready Made
III Clothing from the extensive Establish,
ment Quincy Hall, Boston, every variety of
Summer Goats. entire new style, consisting
of Olive and Brown Sacks, NJ oliair. Croton
Cloth, Drabett. Coddng' on, Cashmaret'.
Twceds, Jeans, and Bro. Linen Goats from
9 to i5dolla,s.
PANTS & VESTS an endless variety. 1t
is probably unnecessary to say that you can
find the largest and best assortment, as well
as the cheapest at The Stone Store, hat can
be found in the County, If you don't belieue
it just call and take look, at .-.-.l.....
May 5th, 1S49. DAYS.
MlTCHELLS S Pocket Map OF Ohio (l849)
IVA and travellers guide through the Uni
ted State for sale by
June IL, l849. G., PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

Agents Of Clinton Line.
o P. Scuveil, ll:3 Broad ST., New York,
". Monteath e. Co. 100 I'ier. Albany,
Monteath. Sherman g. Co. Butfa o.
agents of New York, Syracuse g. Os1cego
Line.
w. II. g. G. Jennison. 100 Broad St. NY.
Bennett Il Adams & Co. Syracuse,
Truman Wiman, Oswego.
NFNo trans shipment at Albany or Troy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
STOVES! STOrES..

STO YES! STOV"ES!!
* PRENTISS Keeps general assortment
". of Stoves, among them may be found
the following:
Woolsom S Air.tight Cooking.
Empire Store, do
CoJb's Improred Eerated Oren.
Cobb's Four Boiler Stores, meaU arta
cle; Also, Cast and Sheet Iron dir Tigh
Box Stores, &c. &c.
September, Is, tS48.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

CONNECTION of Senna, Conc. Liquor
~ Ammonia for Vasication, Rose Water,
White Wax, Cudbear. Lac Dye, Orange
Mineral, &c. &c.
For sale by I. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
Old Dr.. Jacob Townsend,

Genuine Townsend Sarsaparillas
Old DIR. Twnsend is about 70 years of age and hna
long been known as the UTHOR and DISCO HEREs
Of the G ENUINE E ORIGINAL "TOWNSESD
SARSAPARILLA." Beng poor, he was conpcliod Us
limit manufacture BY which means il has been kept oIs
market and the sales crcumscrbed 10 those only Tho
had proved worth and Known its value II had reseo
The ears Of many. nevertheless hoso persons who haa
been healed OF diseases. AMI saved from death, pro-
aimed its wonderful
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

Sn CENT TEAS.-A better article than
vO has ever been sold in the county for
the same money-and the same article which
has been re sold for s ,oo pr. pound in Port
age county. Call aid try 1t!
May 90, ls49. F. w. SEYMOUR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22
s. DA Y.

Storage, Forwarding 81 COmlnis
sion MprchInt,
CI1MPBELLSPORT, PORTAGE CO.. OHIO.
GALT, Fish, Plaster, Sole Leather, Wins
~ dow Sash, dc, constantly on habd aud
for sale low.
M ,rch 1249
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

The Forward Car.
FUST arrived. direc: from New York with
- cases (first in TOWN. of Fall Goods
tor e. PRENTIss, consisting of Prints, Cling
hams, AlPacas, Bro. Linens, &c. &c.
Rayenna, Aug, II, I849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-22

J. S. Lefingwell 8, Co., Ravcnna
H Hurd & Sons Aurora; J. w. Foster, Mantua;
Hazen, Garrettsville; L. S. Ely, Parkman;
J. A. Beebe & Co., Akron, J. B. Wheadon, Hud-
son; Wholesale g. Retail by R. E. Sellers. 81
Wood St. Pittsburgh, Pa. lyl9e.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

" In fne. Em.nence. the services which ihe Frenon
army ss rendered q r .i1r lHc socal 5 ~ are ~
recon -.r-e1 today orr -nH Hiran 4. .-l-i' '-.
have A. fte same tine gained The conHa-noe 2.
your colutryme- and ine symqaiHy AAa e'''r- 0'
Cath. nation.
You have ended your address BY c-yins w. We,
France ~il end ulle - saylHs. we . Ne-'-
Flv- = Sal1t Pee s.h
Ih.. .p-eca. Gays th@ rePort@r -. reee,'s u
oern9n.rr.-.on. - spp.,-.. and. however -rl'-4 ~
church IRA. AZ Z e.sPP.ns g; hands TOOK P'''7
Tness a-e wo-ts worthy inrir source Won:
- close = TRAGEDY Of crime on which the ia'1'e
VII loa.ris. .aetaa. Ana the chief Instrument ID
il. pe-pe,rauoa speaks Of religion aid 'oc'Al
o-.srf He my,teroas wlthai, and nas another
dlrvt3 .aIall What is taat duty 10 cleanse
P.-i. Of D.. rno1sters 10 human shape tsai . Oh
g.psb.icaas as he hss ciesnsed Rome
seeing such things, let Is thank God that the
PEOPLE aud Justice sud K sh. snsI not always be
defeated. tbs, the many shsA not A~sy' be
t-odden upon and bound and msde TO be osa'"
Of burden for the few
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
BY TELEGRAPH 10 Tx sEw.YOak TRIBUNE.
"a For Geographic dispatches received N Hme io'
Ereairg Edition o. yesterday, 49, Frat Page
Indiana EIection-Lo-- Of Another "h's
Member Of Congress.

INpiANAPoLIs, Fndsy. Aug lO
Joseph A Wright has been elected Governor
A. I Jane. Lane Lieut. Governor, 5y Al decreased
majority from The last election.
GEORGE ". JULIAN. the Free Sol candidate, u
elected from the Ivth Caleb smiths District by
200 majority lie received the Hunker support as vel
A.. tha, Of ns own party which accounts for Ms sec
ton over the Wing candidate.
EDwAHD " GArGHET Nvhg) Is elected from the
With District BY 2oJO majority, over Grafton r.
Cookery. Loco.
VIZ J. BRowS. Pok's % Assistant Postmaster.
General j. sgs.n elected to Coagress from the Fih
District bys majority o. 1900 over Herod, the inde
pendent Wing candidate.
GRAHAM FITCH. Loco IS elected from the lAth
fCsthcart,) District by the small si0rity Of 80 over
WILLf.Mso~ wEIGHT. Carosher Of John W Wright
the Free s1 candidate ;or Lieut. Governor the PoPu
lsr Whig nominee
cyrus l. DrNHAN is elected in the I'D .Henieys
District by 300 majority over WM. N DuNN, Wing.
The Loco F ocos have small majority il the Legia-
la,ure.
SECOND DisrRIcr The returns. ss far a. received.
indicate tina, l. Durham Loco il elected By 20 ni,j
INDIANAPOLIS. Friday, Aug TO-
TIE returns from the lst District Evansville
are favorable 70 NATHANIEL ALsERTsoN, tho Loco
Foco candidate. who Is elected over Elisha Em5ree
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Movements of Gen. Ta,Ior-Hi- Arrival In
Baltimore-Departure for Lancaster.

bAi IlMuhE, FilaHSf aux 49,
Gen TAYLOR arrived here last evening In the
o'clock train from Washnstou. large crowd OF cti
zens met him At the outer depot whore be took a
private carriage. snd escorted 10 Bsrnums Hotel
10 front Of the Hotel upward OF thousand persons
were assembled.
Gen Taylor sitcr taking tea appeared the portieo
and addressed the assembsge lie said be was glad to
meet 80 many OF his fellow citizens whom he bad
seen before lie glad to psss through Maryland
whose sons had manifested 90 much confidence in him
and we're among the earliest 20 take him up for the
Presidency he was glad 10 see such strong evidence
OF ,hc prosperity Of Baltimore and would use his bc',
exertions 10 promote the happiness and prosperity OF
The whole people
He was opposed 70 large collections Of people At such
hot season, and during the prevalence Of sickness -
tie would. VI his return stop day in Baltimore, and
be glad TO take al by the hand.
Loud cheers greeted the appearance Of the General
ou the Porco and At the conclusion OF bis short I'd.
dfess they were renewed
During the evening large number OF our citizens
visited the General in HE private apartments. and
nnsly induced him % come on; and cay few words
10 the As.cmhlsge in front OF the hotel.
Before breakfast this morning Gen Tsylor took {.
wslk around the city soon after breakfast the people
asain assembled in large numbers IN front Of Barnum.
Hotel
When Presiden, Taylor came out and took his seat
in the carriage TO 60 TO the cars loud cheers again
greeted him Hundreds pressed up 70 take hlm by
the hand lie bowed with much good humor 70 the
crowd he passed seeming to take their attentions in
much good feeling
Al o'clock the started when loud shouts arose
from another crowd assembled A. the depot
The President Is accompanied by Gov. Johnston and
Dr. Wood And proceeds O. lancaster
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

behind ,te AL hsrricade Garbaid ard SEQ Of t- IN
e. -....S out by smother gate. ft~ open .1e n
,t- 49,. vazriri and Asszzana sof ~ Nlfh Am-r'c-n
r...rr.. 49, As-4nnrIq n4d slr0r t,' 10 r
,.,. t.t uhat f~came u them or ite J.fr1 T1f't1
do rst srresr You VII Go We n prepare scrprr mo-
damon. A. New OK for - them new of ne
R4~rry created a. Su-gar1 f-s of i-~ other
C-~rrsn .lflonary provisional r.ers al- pos- ~
ifsrv cordlr,0rs Tto are NOT Isrv te -lG-r-d
usa in swiizer.sad, wtiiher hey have repaired
Il the American People choose - Re represent
ed at the Capital o. the ouly uomina Republic oi
sny account EFT in Europe ty sach s@i-pro-
claimed enemy Of Freedom, - cannot help u.
We have right. however. - say 70 the sincere
Republicans Of Europe that there are good
many Of Us who feel outraged oy .
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Health, Weather, and Bu.ine.. of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Nsdnescsy' Aug :


The improvement which hss taken place IN the
health Of our city Allows the Board Of Hath 10 make
t-iweekly instead Of daily reports that body merits
until further notice Mondays, Thursdays And safur
days. 70 receive the reports from Cemeteries and trn
saci sacA business ss usy come under their notice
conducive 70 TIE health of cur city. Tie internents
for the , hours ,three dsys) ending today were
- Of which y from ChoeTs. and 20 from other
diseases.
We have had up % 10 dsy very heavy rains in every
direction which did eunsderAsle damage. The river
Is risiaz rspdly.
. Flour Is selling Al - IS. and wAisky I7isI7;.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Cholera at Philadelphia Markets.
PHllAprLrHsA. Friday. Aug Il


The Board of Health report, Tor the sventy-iour
hours ending At n0oa this day, i And deaths
from Cholera Of which u cases and deaths
the hospitals
There hSs been large movement n GRocERiEs
today and the maIksi IS arm The demand . partly
speculative. and We notice saes OF $50 hhls. NeN Or
lesns and Porto RICO su.Ars 81 u 2 Sc, ard 100
hhds Trinidad Mossses ~ s3c, both mos There
were sso sales OF 2oo bags Lsgusyra CoAee Al about
re
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
ship news.

BOSTON. Aug lo-ARRvEn. .hip Versailles, hsvre.
Tlv saw 24'n. lst a. 3 Ion s. NJ. shlp = leen Oh hr
West fm Liverpool for NlOrk ship rood~ INA. Liver
roo June 1-spoke July M a. -. lol 81 s. snlQ rnicr
Hsvrr for NGnrk spoke her 2-i ls = ~ Jon =
s.. captain reported had badly srrnz her mslnmss-
ship JOfn CIrrer. Ca1iz July tlrf ship Coz npus l'f
Bo.on llir. hArss. Byron. Tor Nfork .A. Mary Mel
vile for Boston 14h. NEugIara. dss, Jonathan r'ol-
snip-.a lih at 81 b. Ion IL jo ship iochnVar im 1H-
for Casune Aug g. at - g. Ion - so. spoke hls eN-
rs with ia passeng-rs-y-serdav. n Cape Cod, sA~
ship Arso I'm Boston for Caclfts snip taro.s Liver
POOL Jlne p VIII g passeu Crrsspokc july - al y o
Jon g. schr Emms. fm Niors FOR Malaga bzfk sepo'i-'
Cron-fsdf June e. E-irure hh jed from laief n com
rsrv u -h slp N0rth-R Bend. or NNor1. ard oArS Mrfi
f- BOSTON Snir Sea eeu Csriif June 5-sQuse, Al Z
ist 4 - ion - 49, .hip Alexander Brown, m A-R'"
f1r Boston Bark W ace. Iroustsit June y D-neie ~
9TH Wagran M-ssina. May "a Se.ah ard Ade4in- no
gers Phii4deI rhia hngs Dover, Baltimore; Pear lh-
ehi A. csouockei and Times Paadelphs' scnrs Mon
zlua and Harne FgI FL, Phi 'ade phia banner AnAs'
Cooley 4 Co. NYorE. ship Lucy Anne, Cork Jnn- -
v,h in5 messengers. hsrss Lyman Cronsiad June lt.
F.i4or@ Feb J.. Alexander Brown. glasgow. June 10
ion Mas aga. 20. Ann Mana Cape Hayden O'-aVe-
land. Phi afelphia. ~
BANGOR. stn-CIEARED. big Beai Cowen, Buenos
Ayres - 49,. - s..
uYork. 7th .rhr Hurd. DO SAILED, IN. schrs Lucy
White md Franklin. NeW.Yors
PORTLAND, qih-ARRIvED, bark Sarah Warren New
York MI.
NEW W-BEDFORD-ARRivED. sohr- Oscar, Jones, Nor
fsk Mars. F -ming. Phlad SAILED. ships De-demons,
Psc olive Branch. san Francisco Alexander 'ohn'
valparaiso ,.- 81
f,Ik Va. L Reeves. Il " Bradbury, Strafion ard L
Grav PhHad. Tribune. Albany SAILED, schrs Delaware
and MEXICAN. Pnad. .oop Providence, New YORK
BRISTOL, 7lh-AsslvEo, brig Msna. Virginia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
kentiIcky Election.

LOUISVILLE Friday. Aug 10.
In tais District fVllth NEwroN LsSE, Loco
Foco) elected ny - majority In the Nth District
4 BuoKNER OWhig) hss certainly been defeated by
GEORGE A. CALDWELL LocoFoco)
SECOND DISPATCH.
LouIsvrLLE. Friday Aug 10.
Isr DsrnIcT-LINN BOYD, Loco, elected. No op.
position.
llD DIsTRcr j. : JOHNSON. Wing elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Pttf.burgh Matters.

PlrrssrEGH Taur'dsy A14'
TIE rain which continued without in'erml lss'on
f,- q hours. las caused 8 genera susPenson 70 A.
outdoor business. III. .-, .,...
~ c5os-. and % deaths have been reported ioF ine
lasi q hours. ...... o.,
our cirz@ns are making extensive plePAI atoms ~
receive Gen Taylor and Gov Johnston ~.-- '-7 &c
.r--t due their station and fame
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Movements of the Pioneer Train Of Califor-
MIA Emigrsnt,-Progres- of the Cholera.

The pioneer train o. CAiiorniA emisrAnis reach
cd Fort KeArney IN ten days from Independence, and
will probably overtake the nrst tram.
The Cholers has disappeared from most Of the towns
oa TIE Missouri. There Is some Increase Of the d.s
ease in this city during the last lew days ;aoush but
lew Of the cases proved iatA The weather Is rainy
There is a strong movement On foot 70 reesrsoLsh
-. D..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Preparations for the Reception of General
Taylor.

LANcAsTER Penn. Aug. " :. v.
Gen. Taylor hss not Yet arrived In this city, bat
It is expected he viii be here in about 20 minutes
The telegraph oece, however is about closing and il
IS doubtful whether send you hs arrival this
evening The city alive with strangers and others,
who are suKolsly waiting 10 the Old hero and give
aim warm reception Great enthusiasm prevails.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Prnrre-. of the ChoIern.

RocAEsrER. Friday, Alg. H.
There have been cases snd death reported
since yesterday ,o
There has been case within the last = hours.
ALsANr Friday, Aug TO-
There were 20 cases Of Cholera reported TO-
day and deaths
There have been reported ia this cty to-day
esih. from Cholera OF which were in private Prac-
tce and 3 10 the hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Markets .ALsASr, Ans 10.

Re,e,pts rihin me past - toirs F FLouR,
2sO bbls. WHEAr none. CoRN 1900 bushels -
There was good demand FOR Flour a. better rate.
With SAL. of Common Siste aut Mixed Western AZ -
md > 0stes5 u i1r strssht state a1d Mixed, and
pure Gene.see = IS The aggregate s.lfs united
- So bbs Corn Vss IN fair request with sales oi
> roo bush Western Mixed a. about oO,c s.les oi
WHEY we're m ade A. l3fc.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Arrival Of French Good-.

olsIUt- IIIIsfI ~ IT
The packet ship Versai..e-. Capt. hln'' "nl.u
arrived A. Tbs port tbs morning from hs'se -iie1
passage & O. days brings very are cef-- p.
80. .or.-gnei 10 nearly % different persens. >ne
"a bs. number of cabin passengers. among whom
-. H.. 2 ptaf.v ard 4 Rose Of Charleston. : c.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
,I,rket..BosroN. Aug Z

Sales 200 bales C0rroN a. pri,es rather IN isVo'
~ tho huver Ia FIors there . no change. CoRN-
About 00O ousn,.s ~ yesterday quotations rAo-
vrsioNs-N0 change 0f any KIND. nth but small sAes
I~nrGo-5O cases Bengal. on terms not trsrspifeh.
The weather u uniavora1e for oct door business
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Cholera-Wf.e'. Trial. a..

= Lcris. Aug 50
The ,rfa-~,af,s 'frr r-- W-rk eriIu- Mo"'Hs
l.,, rere 80 OF Waich - uere Cholera N.
The examination Of IS 90 i1r ne in-lo,. ~ =,
come. o. o. dsv - Palmyra ant u Hos, -. -
counsel - ~. city have been engaged Oh -'-
attend tre exarl1sfinn -.-..,
The Cho.ers ST. RACES AZ quincy l-- iHe '-s'
number ci deaths q 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
No,th-rarolins Election.

WAsHINGroN Aug. lO-PM.
William K. lanes majority In ten Counties IS
l79 There but County ye, 70 hear from. Tyrrsn
Returns howevei, have been received from one pre-.
cnct in said County. which show gain Of % for Ed
ward stsny over Dounel There is but little doubt
Of staulys election, by majority varying from 80 to
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Election of staniy Confirmed.

bALTINoRE, rday, Aug 10
A dispatch fro m Kingston, Lenoir County. y.
c. states that sianly positively elected in the -th
District by - 10 80 majority. The Democratic papers
give up the election. The new delegation 10 Congress
will stand tho same ~ the last Wings and Demo.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

WAsHINoroN. Friday Aug 10.
HEzEKiAH MAsoS has been appointed Post
master ~ Toledo Ohio vice Israel Smith, deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

DELESArEs TO rHE ROHE COSVESrioS-hon-
Z B Taleoti hss been appointed BY he BsrAS1rner'
from Fulton Osxeso Co and Daniel :. Dickinson By
the Cas-. section Of the Brcous CO. Democracy The
BArnburners OF Orange CO. have appointed Joan
Brown, Esq from the Fir,t District, and James ".
Fo~ler substitute lsssc : Young. "a the Barn51rner
Delegate from tie Second District FAEoEAicK :.
BErrs, Esq "a Delegate 70 Urca presided a; ne Barn
burner Convention from tas Flrst District Of Orange
and ihe following Pungeni resolutions were adopted
Rsssrsa rat Cu-gr-- r-s-t y ns-tltl- - 1-.'
81 rn-rt rts a. I-frrrss RI -
>-s'rs - clrss-tn. oi patrat -.
oas--i --i1s1i u a11 l-n.lI ecs-,-1f 80 elf fr'
--.e1- o. h--crac 7-,5-- s.1 7r7-- - - - -
gl-,- cfr q ns1tzs i1si - poser s-o-a = si-
$50 fsFlf ll 'r--1ru
At~e4f Hsc-1 t-ls zst err-rf re- tot -
--tA.,1 - Nairrr >s- - t1-o- a-'f
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

ROME CoSvE>rlo>.-D Despite the efforts OF the
Tanmany Hall General Committee. the Hunkef' OF
this City are determined 10 obey the call OF the STATE
Central Committee and be represented ~ the Rome
Convention with their brethren Of the Free Democ.
raoy" Below will be found list Of the Hunker and
Barnburner Delegate. to Rome as far as heard from
Ha-..r.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
Appointments.

DNTmor u 5 JoHvsoN Wing elected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-08

would. under similar circumstances. have
offered 10 another. Nevertheless. they lad
nnt leen seated IN The eaiTiage mote Than
twenty minutes. when tie prrE. Who. be-
irg lsei, had. m 10 il,at moment, n,ain-
tanned q mnsi perfect silence. observed. in
low bnl distinctly audible ioue II voice
- I'm very sorry | acrtpleI his offer.
don, know tie nan. II Was cisil. GER
iainly; bal lie woT,t Is. ! suppose must
ask him 10 dinner. lisa deuce 81 bore -
lie then itlapscd into his loimfr state oi
isei'urnily, when after d few minutes. The
gentleman. pretending 10 BE- aillred win
The same Ealing, and initiating Lis lord.
ships tone, Observed. Perhaps he !.
think | lid il IL make his acquaintance.
Why, ! would haze done Tire same 10 ans
farmer Oh his estate. / licpe he won'l
link il necessary 10 AK me 10 dinner.
III lie hanged ili'd accept tbs invitation =
Lord Dudley listened 10 him with earnest
interest, Immediately romprebendcd the
joke which he had himself provoked. Of,
tered his hand with much hearty good will
10 his companion, making every proper
apology for his involuntary udeness-aud
from thai night the travellers became in.
seperabie friends. 49,.