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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13
GROUND GINGER AND PEPPER.4-lo
N kegs ground Ginger 20 boxes do Pepper-fo aleby
~ II WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE e Coz

- -
NROUND GINGER AND FEPPERs4Io
Kegs ground Ginger; 70 boxes DC Eepperfor Salsby
~ III WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE u Con-
= <,xu :, v,,,.,,v Il
Main a. ~ p.,, 80 - -. a
- Muslc ioi tn5 iiano T ofte ana eSultai
Lone love ana H.. aw , wl'h &. me- ps1laa
When to I'D muse YOU silent listen 81 Be- Essins
The Y ALLOW Gal with a iosey on, ethiopian scng
You remember when We parted, BIZ j II. Iewitt
II dreams am thou art with me still BY Glover
Hark It's the boatmsnss hon, 81 Hertz
siP Na \ fa e all Barpsa So So
No g. Lugia de Laranermore; &c.
Va Wass sS'Pfs alss 70 e Mad pm.,.e s. W.
WALLACE
NY Southern Home, song written BY y W Watson
ranged by Rellack, with vgnettee title page s5c
az 1aI away written and composed Tor the guitar BY
" M Robinson Of 4, Petersburg, Va
The Ring on my Finger, composed BY w M Robln+
son OF PETERSBURG, al, Tor guitar
The Indian Brides Farewell, for guitar
My soul IN one unbroken sigh, orthee and only thee
tor the guitar together with further supplies Of the latest
and most fashionable musical publications Orders from
the country will meet with the most prompt attention.
addressed to j. w RANDOLPH e. CO,
~ lgI Main street.
rTYO HOTJSEK T5FP nm I bas ;,,s, 1890, e.
fresh sr,njv ~ hene3o1s,,s tI IT, 49, - "a
bro i; at y h, 5 nfn'1Ie en-
mahogany 40 a. a.. rnahngany
Washstands marble nenfra .nd ;d rh "
Workstands. mahoganp gssat ssf aoiss ~
bar cash PocIn hyp a 80 oss, Msnogany
houanv hair cloth 6osior Tbo;r @ ~ =. W ~ lsa
ya,;etv ~ r,atts,as, @ EI s SUI, VIZ " ~ =
met ~ * rieic'i DeuS'eaos' ana 10"
The above articles are Of the hes, yoykn,ansb,, and
viii he sod ~ n,rebosars II Aiiieilp' anu
nleass ' = VI Nto ~ vail NH5 III 70
vii As tsDi -
y y : ~----
DORT WINEs--Superior Port Wine, in bottles, for
II medical use, for sale by
yn JOHN NJ ROYALL
CsAIMON.--Svperor No / salmon INST receiyea and
| y for sale by
jy1 JOHN M ROYAL
nv EFR TfsFF ATSSTfs II have IN stora A D af;oo,..
tore on d;isrsnt Mans hnh viii w. d a In
70 close = - fN''- "'' - - SUI 'e'S ioS'
yll ALEX MOTT
@-,ASES OF 55ENTTTNE 4 ST XTJ55- -f7aT5lyir
RAN the early or pre,nonitory SUMMONS II III.
alarming disease may be at once arrested and the disease
prevented, by the use Of BILLINGS ANODYNE RE
NEEDY the receipt for which have had in our posses
sion for seven years past and which was used during the
cholera of 1882, all the South and Wes-was used IN
this cityhas been used since and is now by numbers Of
.le azens % ne oa VIZ h ae wig 70 esI' oy
ser.ca' g Tvs c,oa T,y aalusaf
soiI;uiy s' i5 J.; il ~ aIo
Ru sn ole dose the looseness ;s checked 3
warmth pervades the whole body by which the nervous
system is soothed and quoted preventing the alarm and
excment winch IN many instances IS almost as fatal as
| the disease itself
MnstOt mt
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

Up EMEDIES for Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia. Cholera Nor
HI bus, Summer Complaint &c,
James Carminative Balsam
Bernard's Cholera Medicine
Perry DAVIS Pain Killer
Billings Celebrated Remedy
Blackberry Syrup
The above excellent remedies for The prevailing diseases
of the season may be confidently relied For sale by
lie 10 DOVE 81 1SAACS.
UDORTO RICO SUGAR.-40 hhds Porto Rico
u Sugar, part very superior, for sale by
iy1 WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE 81 co r
r ARD.-l5 bbls, 20 kegs Baltimore rendered Lard
~ - So WILLIAMS. CLAIBORNE & CO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13
xlTl RATES REDUCED BY xx[asaz~s..,.
: THE Louisa RAILROAD I'D &aSfEssszs


Xl.L1 HATES REDUCED BY ss[1ss5srx,
The LOUISA RAILROAD, Hz-sz-zssSzs-s
rEQ AVOID Increased charges on the Richmond and
IA fredericksburg road passengers for the Louisa road
may a. oy sges from m e NE sqnfpon %
ooTTD Ss a rne same @a,,e.. day, u,
one, without night travel, 70 any Of The Springs
Passengers from Lynchburg to Staunton going North
will arrive at the Junction in time to take the Richmond
cars and reach Baltimore the same evening and Rich
mond BY IL O'clock
CHARGES
By this line, between stanton and Richmond $6 so
Do do do Charlottesville and Richmond IS
Do do do. Junction and Richmond. | 90
Do. do do. Louisa Depot and Richmond
the present local rates, and 81 added for the stage
A special train is by the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Company between the Junction and
Richmond which passengers take, ii they prefer to
pay their charge, and the following the Louisa Road
VIZ R.,,,..,, s., NJ, u s,,.n,,a Y $
Between Junction and Charlottesville !. ..4 IS
Between Lousa Depots and Junction, addition
10 the present rates :. s. . i. .......... so
Those taking tickets the Junction and not intending
to 60 to Richmond, will pay the old rates.
Passengers by the stage line between Richmond and
Junction, will be taken up and put down their quarters
any where in the city without charge and may rely
much comfort splendid eao coaches good dyiuers fine
horses and quick time Afford under the management
of J. l.. Heiskell.
Stages will leave the Powhatan House al haf-past
O'clock which place the office will be kept and tickets
can be obtained
n.
jy7 1900 j. L. HEISKELI4.
SUyOrIY,s 4 i N5Tf ~ i 4 Ss5.x x, 1s7 IL NJ ! D
t;l r e. Z, ~ ~, b $3.50 pS ouu .
6 n 8 = II J NJ ~,
Y - - : = $500 :.
VVILSON,S FAMILY BACON.--50,0 900 lbs,
wv Tor sale by
jy6 J. WOMBLE & co.
sszsr CONSUMPTION DISARMED OF IRIS
TEiR$R RS - fJ4STIN11S '151fPOT1VD SYRTTP
n = WSpHTIJd M n srIs 80 Co,rsor !, s,,
AZ :. ~ 80 ,rl e. c, - NJ
l ssa " s,oat - ple9 NJ @
hraat as u 4s Flash Rroacts Cn@bs rasy
astioa e, y asls =. ue i. So's's' ~
a'l4 M, az oleases q JUG cness anu iulgs
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5000 y N ~ Sr aeI h Pa @ Us
soVu eegs Y fhw ael akg sle flhsr puSE
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as aout yeals H., nc a ~ -
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VIII leque. 'as sey woa,u put ,e s
YES % !e Wy. amI ~ @ ha e s
4S = = e ,,ls; ,a
nea'y a. =, wlcn agis ~ ss ~ ,e'a :;
u;y au Ssei .lss GUY p,ai any mn ;
l,acAs aia !.
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Wonaelful eec. ~ ~ eaSans ne a9e.s tosssna ~
spTsi y paeHts anu 70 " eiilcieni Ieiedy
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENT--A desirable office, containing
IN several rooms at Shockoe Warehouse for many
s1l- years occupied by James Gray & Sons Apply to
iy3 wlt&eo3t ID. C. RANDOLPH. 4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENT-And possession given on the LIST
A2iiA Of June, that comfortable dwelling Franklin
MILL street. near the residence of Mr. Sanl Pumey and
lately occupied by DR.. E. D Robinson. Appyto
my Is JAMES nj. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENT-The upper part Of the new granite
GfsA front house on Main st. few doors below 9Th 1t
has brick kitchen with three rooms and two lock
rooms. Terms moderate to good tenant. Apply to
ap Ia b. 4. S, JONES' 4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

-, DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
lssa Rem The family residences over the stores Of
MslAL Parker, Bayley Nmmo, and Gay, Mathews s
CO., on Eagle Square, are for rent Terms favorable.
Apply to BROOKS BELL.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

a. FOR RENT--The smallest Of the three new
iss storehouses 18th street opposite Messrs Kent
lsIlL Kendall y Atwater. Possession given LIST May
Apply TO
an IL ts GEO O. THOMPSON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

DORT WINE.--Superior Port Wine, m bottles, for
II medical use, for sale by
jyIl JOHN M. ROYALL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

~. FOR RENT-Store No POI, corner Main and
TjiS 10th Streets The store has underneath il fine dry
lll4 cellar To good tenant the rent will be moderate
and immediate possession given For terms, apply to
ie rs If A. BARGAMIN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENT-Furnished apartments for rent ;
Gliil The suit Of rooms lately occupied by Mr. c. A
llE Rand Daguerrean Artist, the store Of Mr. Ju
dab Myers, No 81 Nam street Possession given imme
diately TOLER & COOK, Agents
ie y Pes5l stre,.,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

4. FOR RENT-A three story brick house, with a
Mi7N good basement and kitchen on 4th street. between
VIII Franklin and Grace streets. Apply to
ia ts ROBT MOTT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENT The upper part Of the house on
Ii the corner Of 18th and franklin streets, directly op-
posite the cabinet wareroom of Bnford \ Porter
so the upper part Of the tenement adjoining the afore
laid house on 18th street
je2 81 HI. CANNON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13


xSOATS, SPOOL COTrON.--The subscribers,
~ agents for ]. & P. Coats or the sale Of their eele
brated Thread have hand so white all Nos;
cases coloed comprising assorted colos, blacks blues
browns states, rabs and greens, to which they invite the
attention OF the trade.
10 Is : KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
(iARD TO BUYERS AND SELLERS OF
Y j HORSES, MULES, exc.-From various sour
ces have recently the conclusion that many per-
sons who are DESTROYS of purchasing and selling Horses
Mules Vehicles c not awaret that there regular
place for the transaction OF business OF this kind, Cary
Street, opposite Mr. VIM, Woods stables, and that sales
take place every SATURDAY MORNING, weather
perntng where persons wishing dispose their stock
viii always find purchasers and those disposed buy, will
find a variety TO select from.
N B. Persons who wish TO dispose will please call al
nv store No 18th street before O'clock the morning OF
the sale GEO. ). SUMMER, Auct.
HOsIERY.-I have a large stock of Hosiery on
HI hand for sale cheap say
Brown bleached and blue mkt Socks and Stockings for
children
Black, brown, white and blue mkt Stockings all prices
Silk and raw silk do
Gents brown, bleached and mkt cotton Socks
Thread Socks
shed cotton Socks, for gentlemen with tender feet
my 2lN j. y, CHENEf1 I.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

URUSHES.--Shoe Brushes; Scmbbing do with
ID blocks and handles; Whdrwash do Dusting do. ];
Sweeping do Also, Brushes OF every description r fac
tory and Mills manufactured by 800 IS s
y lie IL rs Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

IL FOR RENT--The fine, large and well finished
iss store Of the new granite front building four doors
4A below the conner Of Main and 9Th streets Posses
ion can be had Immediately Apply to
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENT--A neat wooden tenement corner
lsiN Broad and Foushee sts with or rooms Kitchen
alk &c Possession given Immediately Rent 800 per
annum. Apply to TOLER y COOK,
je22 Agents and Auctoneers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

~ FOR REMIT The house adjoining my residence.
ffj The hose contains large rooms neatly finished
E14M- To good tenant the terms shall be moderate
ie 9--ts Apply to S. d. DENOON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

- Ft lR The stois and dwelling lately oc-
mia cupisd BY Mr.: James N. Winston as grocery
store the Moth side Of Broad street. next door
above the residence Of Mr. Samuel Ellis Rent 1925 per
annum. Apply to
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

- FOR RENT--The new brick tenement on Sd
lffs between Broad and Marshall streets.
sA Also, three frame enements at the corner of
Broad and Madison streets, all in good order Apply to-
my IA JAS. M. TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENT-Ofice No 2 Law Building
Mj Also, two 18th street. near the new Court
TOLER & COOK
je Il Agents and Auctioneers..
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

T, DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR
Mlif RENT ~ have for rent two very desirable family
l- residences situated Marshall street. between
9Th and 9th streets, and the other ID street. between
Marshall and Clay streets To good tenants the rent will
be reasonable. For terms apply TO
fe % JAMES BOSIIER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, ON
" 4TH STREET, FOR sALE.-The Rev. J. b. letter
having determined to remove from Virginia. has author
lied me TO sell his residence the East side Of 4h street.
between Franklin and Grace streets The lot has front
Of 70 feet 4th street varying in depth from 50 teel to
1870 feet The whole premises are in complete order,
having been thoroughly repaired about Is months ago
For terms, which will be very accommodating, apply
TO w GODDIN. a
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

Robert Scott suitable for offices or lodging rooms re-
Gently repaired and in good order Apply to
my 16 LANES MI TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

Also mlendid Morocco and Bronze Slippers very ele-
giant lust received, at ST.
Misses Bronze Slippers, rs cents
Chidren's Shoes, from Is cents to % cents
Roam Ties, for ladies' only 81 cents and 90 cents
Ali other kinds Of the latest style, on hand For the
cheapest and best cali the subscriber Tor ne prefers
quick Gales aud small profits. fOnD,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

100 boxes sup'r claret Wine |
so do Muscat do |
100 baskets Sweet Oil
40 bags Nuss-Brazil, Pc
can and Filberts
10 bags African Pea Nuts |
S bales Grenoble Walnuts
3 do Marseilles Almonds
8 cases Prunes, in glass |
jars, NEW Style
10 cases preserved Citron
je 20 3m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13
a. NIOhNIt5,
je Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Fortes

EHINA HALL, No. ", MAIN STREET BY
~ the ships Oneida, at New York, and Henry, this
port from Liverpool have received and have in store
my Fall stock Of CHINA and EARTHENWARE, of
new and handsome styles, direct from the manufacturers
and from the factories at the North large assortment oil
plain pressed and cut Glass and Looking Glasses oge
Their with handsome variety Of Fancy Goods These
Goods have been purchased at the very lowest rates. and
invite the attention OF persons in want the exaina
ton of my stock and prices Country merchants are in
yited to cali before purchasing will sell low as any
regular house at the North HUGH A. WATT,
se 9 M ~ Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

~ FOR RENT--The store on Main street. now in
GliIA the occupancy Of Mr. Ro A. Allen, next door be-
alAl Low the drug store Of Messrs Purcell Ladd Co
lie 81 II. CANNON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13
TN1HOWAs & CHARLES ELLIS -Wholesal
dealers Is Dry Goods and Hardware, No LOG MAJ

TNTLLINC,S R EMEDY for diarrhGa summer COM
6 plant dsentery, cholera moIbus, cholera iniantum
with entire success and we at liberty to refer to
number Of individuals this city, who have found I'M
mediate relief from its With iul directions toT use
for sale by 1--we " iof, .l,,. o.
0YERY CHEAP. All kinds Of BOOTS and
SHOES. Richmond Members OF the Legis-
latre coming to the Extra Session in want OF Boots
advanfage 10 can on the subscriber. Having had the
Measure Of furnishing many Of them last winter, ne now
Offers additional Inducements for them to call and examine
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

FOR RENTING tenements on Marshall, be-
HliI tween 18th and 9Th streets, opposite ST. James
NiaG Church; also, one on Clay and Adams streets.
Apply to
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

HoLLYwOOD CEAIETERY.--Thep public are
II hereby informed that plau ofhe Lots IN tho Hol-
lywood Cemetery has been left my office where those
wishing purchase Lots do the assessed value
jy f-ts w. GODDIN Aucg
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-07-13

=. FOR RENT.-A store on the south side Of Main,
Mini between 18th ana 18th streets 1t is well located
business and adapted to almost any kind Of bust
ness Also the upper part OF the same building
ing rooms besides the cellar and an excellent three
story kitchen. Rent $500 per annum for the whole
Possession given LIST July, Apply to
VIM. GOULDIN
je rs Wv No H. Governor street
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-03-21
An important Case In Point.

Singular as it may appear, the very frsl
pote given by Mr.. Chase in the U. S.
Senate, after taking his seat on Tuesday,
was on the right ofa seat upon a certif-
cate. .....
General Shields, OF Illinois, it was stated,
was ineligible from the fact of q want OF
naturalization, having been born in Ire.
land. The question arose as to the effect
of certificate Of election from the proper
officer. and it was unanimously decided,
that previous to investigation of the mat
ter, llhe certificate was prima Jacsa evi.
dence of right to seat, and General
Shields was sworn in accordingly, to abide
the the inv vestigation.
Here is the very highest body of men
in the Union, deciding unanimously and
promptly against the wings Of the Ohio
Legislature, who for weeks continued their
riotous conduct SO disgracefnl to the State.
Their fate since has been hard enough it is
true, but so bold and wicked an attempt to
subvert all government, and all established
precedent and order, has no parallel on
record-and their only excuse was that
they would be in minority if they submit
ted-the very place they got at last
States sman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-03-21
For the PORTAGE Sentinel.


"ShaA the County Of Portage subscribe
$1,000 to the stock the Pittsburgh and
Cleveland Rail Road Compamy?"
The County should not subscribe, for the
following reasons:
lst. There is no probability that the
county will ever be taxed to raise that sum.
l hold it as self-evident that when a county
can carry through a public work, Of great
utility, which will enhance the value of all
kinds of property, it ought not to lend its
credit for that purpose, unless it is certain of
sustaining some loss by the operation. But
there is no prospect of any such result The
County, therefore, ought not to subscribe.
2. By subscribing for stock the County
would be gamer in pecuniary point of
view. But the County ought to hold no
stock in any concern which might be made
to yield such profit as seriously to dimin-
ish County taxes. The pertinency of this
objection is obvious at first sight.
3rd. 1t will open greater facilities for
reaching a market to all the people of the
County, and thus make all kinds of proper
ty more valuable. But nothing should be
done directly or indirectly, that is like to
produce such effects. I am sorry to say,
however, that we have acted on this perni-
cious priaa1u uhY 6fzjisti2c citing bridges over
streams; andEWe al Ed5pishe habit of repair
ing roads every successive summer. If pos
sible, roads should never be made; and if
made, they should never be repaired. It
not well for a people to be able to get to
market without a great deal of expense. 1t
encourages idleness.
4th. A writer in the Ohio Star spoke
rather snaringly of the @Kent Influence" F."
How could he? Does he not know that
the Kents have made (themselues rich out
Of the County? He seemed to suppose that
that influence was opposed to the Rail Road.
If that be so, the county should have moth
ing to do with it. If the interest of the
Kents is opposed to that Of the County, the
County ought, Of course, to yield. To any
reasonable man, this last, is a sufficient rea-
son for not voting the subscription.
WE'RE OF AGE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-03-21

A DIFFERENCE When Mr.. Handle
ton, the whig candidate for Representa-.
tive for the counties Of Scioto and Law
renee, who was an acting Sheriff at the
time of his election, found that he was con-
stitutionally ineligible, he rendered his re-
signation, and Gov. Bebb thereupon order
ed new election, when Mr.. Hambleton
again became candidate and was elected,
and has occupied seat in the House from
the time of its organization to the present;
and for accepting the resignation of Mr..
H., and ordering new election thereon
Gov. Bebb was commended by the entire
whig press Of the State; even our neigh
bor of the Portage County Whig' thought
it was fully competent for Mr.. H. to re-
sign that to which he could not be elected,
and for Gov. Bebb to accept the resigna-
ton and order a new election. A similar
instance occurred in the U. S. Senate
few days since. On the 18th inst, the
committee appointed to investigate the eli
gibility oil Gen Shields to a seat in the
Senate, reported resolution declaring
that he was ineligible. During the consid-
GRAFTON Of the subject, Gen. Shields tender
ed his resignation, to the reception Of which
Mr.. Webster objected, on tie ground that
he had not The poa0ea' to resign. The
same principle is involved in the two cases
and the only question is, can man who
cannot be elected to an Office, resign that
office? 1t will be perceived that there is q
slight difference of opinion between our
neighbor Of the 'Whig' and MIR. Webster,
but the probability is that Mr.. Webster is
wronei
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-03-21
ANT1-SLAvERY FEELING IN THE SOUTH

ANTI SLAVERY FEELING IN THE South
We give an item from Southern pa.
per, shewing the feeling that is growing up
in the South on the'subject Of slavery:
From the Louisville Courier.
- San idea has been started in Frankfort
by some Of the members of the Legislature
that emancipation in Kentucky is dead.
n But softly, gentlemen-you
know but little of the spirit and temper of
the people of Kentucky, if you imagine
you can thus stife inquiry, and thus put
an end to great living principle. =
The slave power in Kentucky is now en-
gagged in striking blow at the prosperity
Of the State," &c.
From several other Southern papers, d.
mong them the 'Paducah West Kentucki.
an eThe Athens Tenn. Post;' The Eel
louisville (Va.) Democrat and louisville
Journal we find articles of similar i'm
port.-Pitts. Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-03-21
Melancholy Accident.

On Friday last as Phillip Niswitz, Ger
man, who had but a few days before moved
into Rootstown, was chopping timber for a
log house. he accidentally lodged one tree on
another, and in cutting the one that held up
the lodged one, limb broke from the top,
and fell on him so as to cause death in a.
bout two hours. He was about 33 years of
age, and has left bereaved widow and
three small children to mourn his loss,
and be dependant on the charity of the COM
munity.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-03-21
CIEyELANp SlrBscR1prIoN ro rHERA1,

CLEVELAND SUBSCRIPTION TO THE RAIL.
RoAD.-The bill which originated in the
Senate, authorizing the city Of Cleveland
to subscribe 100000 TO the capital stock
Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
passed the House on the 18th, and is now
law. The vote of the people of the city
was taken upon the question Of subscription
at the election last spring, and the vote
was nearly unanimous "for subscription.