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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
The Ten per Cent paternity. ,

The Portage County Whig seems bent
on following up its falsehoods in relation
to the Ten Per Cent. Law, and thus con-
firm its reputation for lying. Last week
it reiterated the charge that this was Dem
cratic measure, aud undertakes to prove its
assertion by copying from the Cleveland
Herald to show that Messrs. Payne and
Gill voted for it, and asserting that Messrs.
Sheldon and Swift did the same thus show.
ing that the measure received the. votes Of
four Democrats-t1o in each House. Ad.
mirable method of proof, truly! but as it
was the best the pro1igats editor could find
he used it. zs'.'i s' ," o."
But We referred the editor Of the Wing
last week TO the pages of the Journals on
which the votes on the bill could be found
If they proved what he asserts, why did be
not copy the votes? He knew that bis as
sertion was utterly false. He knew that
the Journals would show that TWEEN
TY-NINE WINGS voted for the Law,
and but EIGHTEEN DEMOCRATS vot-
ed for it That would defeat bis objest,fo
nobody would havs. been deceived by it..
J. The Wing asserts that we, in our last
issue endeayored to favor this law by "say-
ing that the people ,'oaO have a chance to
10 compete with the banks" We said no
such thing. nor anything that could by any
construction be tortured into such msaning.
We trust that our readers know that we
are opposed to this law, and the editor Of
the Wing cannot be ignorant Of the fact.
But why did he not do Us and his readers
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
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OF CUYAHoGA COUNTY, Jazz
-A'1' roR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, @
P. MILLER, Of Butler Co
.s@a7s0t ssH Fer Congress, .s2aa 5HS "a
LUTHER DAY, Of Portage County.
.s For State Senator, z--=- sz.s
RANSOM A. GILLETT, of Ravenna.
.g. For Representative, ~ IN =.
LORIN BIGELOW, Of Palmyra.
-5<as5aN For Commissioner, - :@tr5t
JOEL H. CURTIss, Of Deer6eld.
n.,a 70 r.ias For. Auditor, .-..-'-
JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Of Ravenna.
7eH5 '- For Sheriff, '5-.' .a'''-'
JAMES .WOODARD, Of Franklin.
-s.4e II "a For Coroner, 8sd so tsamt
JOHN NJ. TILDEN, of Nelson. ,.
a8 - a,s For Surveyor, IL, b.
T SAMUEL D. HARRIS, Of Ravenna.
For Director Of County Infirmary,
LYMAN HINE, Of Shalersville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
Thoroughly Committed" but "Not
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READ THIS

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save Tsat7 READ THIS. SafaeE sissn
SO Our ticket Throughout ii sunea1septioona.
bic, and EACH NAN ISe TH0RO UGH.
LY' COMMITTED IN REFERENCE
TO WHIG STA POLICY. Portage
County Whig, Sept 25th. s''1s ~. 'as'- .5.
10 AND THEN AT THIS sd ast
, Nor PLEDoRD.-We are AUTHORIZED
to say, that all tie rumors afloat IN this
County, and indnstriously circulated, 10 the
effect that Messrs. LYMAN and MiLLIkAa
are under secret pledges, are ,oholly false,
and without a shadoaU Of fo,.ndation.-
Ohio Star, Oct.92. 0saa''a l.s" sa" sas
.7so.. AND THEN TELL US, 5 II
Are not the leaders in thi. coalition playing
double game for the purpose Of defraud-
ing portion Of those whom they ask, to
vote for them9 Look at it, These can
,didates have belonged to the Free Soil par
ty, and ptofessed to adhere tosthsir princi.
pies as set forth in the resolutions of their
Columbus and other Conventiops.1 Those
principles are as antagonistic to the princi-
Piles and policy of the Wings as are those
Of the Democrats. These candidates, if Z.
lected, cannot carry out the .vow.d doc.
trines Of both Of these parties-they cannot
serve two masters whose requirements are
SO much at variance The Whig says they
are Thoroughly committed" The Star
says they are not aWndsr, secret pledge.
Now, if these men are pledged at all to any
policy it is secretly. II they are committed
at all it is secretly. They are NOT openly
committed to any policy or principle,. Il
it not evident that ono or the other Of these
parties is to be grossly deceived? Can the
Wings rely on them to carryout their poll
cy! II they can, the Free Soilers cannot to
carry out theirs. Can the Free Soilers re-
ly on them TO carry out their policy?.. II
they can, the Wings cannot depend upon
them to sustain theirs. And if these men
do not intend to deceive the voters of Por.
tage county, why do they not openly define
their position over their own proper. sigma.
lures, that he that runs may resdl gs
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
Maryland. all Hail!

The election in Mary land took place on
the I'd inst. The news received from there
is really soul.cheering. There is no
doubt whatever Of the election OF e. l..
Lowes Esq, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, by handsome minority From
the returns received he leads his compeli-
tor, NJ. Clark, over 1000, which cannot
possibly be overcome. ,.e, s,,Z..-, .,....,.
The Galphin Wings in Maryland made
extraordinarysefa and notwithstanding
they were backed BY all the influence of
the Administration at Washington, they
have met with a. Waterloo defeat. ,,sytE
Nine cheers for,lhe gallant Democracy
of glorious liitle Maryland! s'a# 9zvsG Ill
IL The Portage County Whig has at
last, through inadvertency, spoken one
truth. II heeps sta nding at the head Of its
editorial columns a part of the resolutions
Of the Democratic Convention of the 4th
Of July last. It7thus calls the attention Of
it readers to the resolutions it publishes:
sGFResd the Locefoco Platform be-
fore you vote next Tuesday. 1Ns half is
moi. thsrs toid!n any .,5.:..s1 - sts@E
!, Yes, and it is by telling but half Of a
story that that lying sheet attempts to de-
ceive the people. 50, -''''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
From the Akron Free Democratic Standard
,is,sss 81 -sa Luther Day. Ems

The .aPortages Wbig," and "sunmit
Beacon" have taken especial pains to rep
resent this gentleman as an enemy TO the
progressive movement in favor Of the
down'trodden and oppressed. They de-
clare that Mr.. Day said-at Palmyra that,
~sshe had no sympathy for the free soil fac.
tion.n Mr: Day said no such thing, and
nothing that could be tortured into such a
sentiment. e. = ss-' a''''
The Editors ofthe "Wbig" and sBea.
com have both published a falsehood.
One WHO WAS PRESENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
REiN READ! ! READ!H

TIE fslIo6ing correspondence fully yfs-
fuies de stories tina athsss been indu.tfious=
~ circulated in order 10 create in undue
sympathy for Mr.. Skinner, that during The
EIGHTEEN years that he was Recorder,
the fees Of that office were barely sufficient
for his support, amounting 70 but 5000 OF
$3.50. The proof by which thsss stories
are refntsd is from the Record and cannot
be consroyerted:: ss.s5s.
'-''ae'"ss@"'--s'-B BRIMFIELD, Sept. 23, 1850. s7
| Ma. r. BARD: 7Sir-Ass o special gei-
fort is being made TO secure the election CT
Mr.. Skinner, the candidate Of lhe Free
Sellers md Wings for Auditor. and TO ac.
complish that purpose, it is currently re-
ported, as'it-wosHia last year, whifes he was a
candidate for Recorder, that during the
l8 years that MIR. Skinner wass Recorder
of this County. the lees nf his Office a ere
barely spfficientto afford him living, not
amounting to more thans$ goo or $3.50 per
annum, gN will you state the amount tol
Recording done in thai. office duriag the
last tsmyears (the numbeaof pagss) and
what would be the legal fees for the samel
what has been the amount of fees received
by you during your term Of Officer wha, the
fees for recordng2 what for searches ane
t:anscrip,sa oss:a- : s-E -. 49, -
The statements which were made los
year in regard TO this matter were unques
tionably made at Mr.. SINNERS instance
for the purpose of exciting an undue sym
pashy in his behalf and they, in n grea
measure, accomplished the object; and the
same use is intended to be made Of then
now. And to correct amy erroneous i'm
pressions Of this kind the above information
isdesired. lsa als,sa# s.I4 81 y..g 4 3.szz-
a5&-. Respectfully, yours, bsss1s--
,.G.-s-: aaaa; 5s; WM r. KELSO. "a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
Remember,

That the doctrine Of the Wings is GOLD
FOR THE ARISTOCRACY, AN d
RAGS FOR THE PEOPLE. That
while millions Of dollars are weekly pour
ing into the country from all quarters, they
are seeking to foster q system of WORTHLESS,
paper money Banking which is eating up
the wealth produced by toll and industry.
and in return are furnishing the people with
nothing but pictured rags. Let the peo.
pie determine whether the Bankers shall
have allthe gold while they take the rags,
or whether they will have their share Of the
Gold. - t'4ss7~ '1'''.' '''''t
.,.s. Remember, Too, -ezs-..
That the Wings have created a Banking
law, by which they have given to certain
combinations Of capitalists the privilege to
circulate their Debts as money, and at the
same time made it penal offence for pri-
vate citizens to do the same thing. Thus
creating Privileged Order in the midst Of
Of people who proudly boast Of their +
quality of rights and privileges s'.os ,+
f seaa Remember, Also, i aes#
That they have instituted one system Of
taxation for the monopoly money power en-.
tirely diife, ent from that which they have
created for the people, and by means Of
which. as shown by the Special Report Of
the Audtor Of State to the Legislature last
winter, the Banks were exempted to the a.
mount Of 81 1896 rs! which the People
are compelled to pay. Can the people sane.
ton such system of favoritism2 :aagil
@ These are practical questions which the
people are to decide tomorrow. To per.
petuate this system Of favoritism and. spe-
cial privileges the enemy is working night
and day. Let the friends Of equality be
active in the discharge Of their high duty.
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
RAvENNA, Sept. u, 1850.

|f1S RAvENNA, Sept. u, 1850.
Mr.. VIM. X. KELso: Sir-In reply TO
yours requesting me 10 furnish statement
Of the amount OF fees received by me during
the present year, and, also the nmoun. OF
Record made by Mr.. Skinner during the
last ten years he held The effice, an.
swer: have made in eleven months 1920
pages Of Record a Total receipts of the
Office $545, 90. Bu, small amount
received for search, MS l have only charg.
ed the lee whore the search required con-
siderable time 10 make it. After deduct.
ing lees for transcripts and search from
the whole amount, the Record ihave made
will amount to SO cents per page. ro, *!
MIR. Skinner made in the last ten years
of his Office 10s50 pages Record. / be-
lieve the calculation will bea fair one 10
say his Record will amount, to so cents per
pnge, including with it all other Fees Of
the Office, which would. mako the office
worth $500,00 pr year for the last ten
years. ss Yours, &c. $50 taa
ssa..s==} s'oz g-.. R. BARD.
NoTE-It will be remembered that dur.
ing the 8 years previous which Mr.. Skim
ner held the Office OF R ecordsr, there were
10 more townships in this county which
would have increased his fees during that
period. In addition to this, Mr.. s.. re.
ceived an appropriation from the County
Treasury of $500 for making General In.
dex to Records. By this statement it will
be seen, that instead of the Office of Resor-
der affording but bare living, the fees have
amounted to over 6 500 90 per year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

Does that show an endeavor to favor that
law? Does it look as though the Wing had
kept on the side Of truth? Judge ye.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

the justice to quote what we did say9 Sim
ply because it would have proved to his
readers that he had basely he'd for the pur-
pose of deceiving them. Here is what we
said: s,,..z.,--.,~
The error thsy" (those who voted fsf
this faw,) Committed was that they id
not go for reducing the powers and priv.
flegesof these corporate monopoliss to "a
equality With those enjoyed BY the peeple,
instsad Of i,srssting capitqlssUhethsrcor.
porate or not soith an additional po,ce,
tn rob snk5usfraf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
No. H..
md hshoo. not only aud deu.ion. but danget
aud crime.


Mas. RLraskRn,ssrrr--Mr Matsfisld. uf the Gin
einnan Chronicle IN sfel eives the fo'lowi
sad yrisIon Of he iafr # Mis-. Blennehasseit:
u he end of all Ma. Il e1nerhnsseli- beauty and ele-
gauce sad euengh she ed. late 1918, IN ths
city New York. absluie paseas attended aud lad
IN the grave hy TIM charity ofa seisy Irish femaes
Nhlle havelitg In hrneia eiahbolhhido nj Bsfeefhassh .
lland, few years snee. spent night NJ the res-
dence o Judge Cutler. ia thtf oil II. ". p Catl'r.
llo Sneaker of ,he Ohiu House. lie was acqusnt
Mh 5lennefhasn aud his VT, and gaye us stne p,f-
tealars respecting ilem. which, II mafe widely knpwe.
Mauid doraet pIesly ON ih- character Which hi taiy
AID rmance have given To The lady Judge L says 'hs
was beautiful. aud highly areemll shed. Sh-w pnnd
uf the chaae. and fude tho widest h,es She sns nj"
n, al ped.stisn lie he has often known heI To
va X H. IN her Residence In Marietta aud back in day.s
dlstan,e of twenty mila But with all her ma ibid
aeean plshmen aud geat beauty Of persan. Judge {.
laid ,he al best but an '.aec mpli~hed nr.z'n@ -
We .onvefsod viii ses ral Individuals npan the tuj e,
al Buu's yl,it H. ho i.land. who f,m with ths
circumstances aud and all hey agreed fhst the sory
derived mos o liz interest tum The Il quence of Nii. =
lhsy wero united IN the opinen tia Mls. Blsnneras-
sell wHs the oi tie ruin 4, her hushaud aud g.ss
nany Iaiieulals o he | IL winch she I'D that W. for
bear 10 iou
1lN Nm III should have woven thr subject afher
downfall uto min vi The hue.t equenee Ia III. Ian
gnaee, e prlui adly II he p,nus ,flh, pest nan
II stfsed liza .hd. but II nj lam. ". feaf nj
Mis-. III uuehnsstl Is ipd.bt 10 tia iof much Vi tbs
romance, aud all the putty ol her ehataetet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

Gay wioe this well known bilad tal Mrs NJ 'n,f,rd.
celebrated actress contemporary WI II tlhbef. A'lsr
her etlie nent om th, saRo, 1--we aud the gfatde II
hoa In hlend, deprived her o her sehses aud she was
placed receptacle for nnailcs. Que day dut'op
lucid interval she asked her attendant What Ply Ia
hn peom,d that evening aud told hat ttwas Ham
let In lls tragedy. whilst on the sa.e, s'a had ever
been received vi fnptnre. IN Oph liza.
The nea,e II struck her. aid with that runa ny
VII eh ia uen allied INSANITY. she eluled the
If the keepers, aud got 10 he lhea Where she nc'sl-
ed herse until to IN which Drhtn enters IN ter
state ho tb#npu hid On the sage. b~loe The Ia
dy wbo bad perand lilo previous par ol the chsartor
could on, and eAhhitdn more perfect representa-
tan Il madness than tho utmost cAerions # mimic ait
could ,iiad.
She Wns, il truth, Oph,ls ior.elf 10 The nmazpo,sn,
Il thu lorlulmfs aud the uudiees. Naneha,ina ,nsde
this las elat, hsf vial romefs failed her. On gng III
thu atagf, slle ese aluod=-
Il Il al u,et ~
She Vas immediately conveyed 10 her late place 4 50.
curly. and few days nher.
"She, like ii, dropping,
Then bow d her head and died
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

Rmieule know of no ptncplo which is Of mpfs
lnpr In fix in the mnd. n young people tan ,la,
Of the tetmin,d stance Ia tie eneItacmsns Of
tldeole. GIVE mp the wnld ard 10 the iidlcule With
Which the Wotd enIofc,s domoien, every ,iihing
qh sion nt manner and nrprhmneei ; Il, loss e"nfaRo
aud Glmness Ia the winds. cenlhat Win I'll mas upon
such subjects ,ln-o But learn from yuur .ali~>t
dnys In insure yoaf ptincpes agaos the pefs "i icus
yuu can EXERCISE your Ie1sop II you live Ia IN
,unslanl dead laughter, than you can eny yonr iir
Il you're il the eunsa3 eIfof ii death. IL yoa hink II
tight Ia llei lm The mes mud II nahe stand 10 any
yanale pant OF morn. d1lt. hnnerof ln'ii. however
nn qaaed. however p.dloio II may appear, do II, Mt
iof laa1enee, hn seriously aai gfanly IA man VIM
sui III hs il Il, bosom. and did MT wait TIL
mcatItd luo him by the breath el iishnn. L..
men call 1un ue,n. If yum knnw you ats just, hyp@h
ral. il yen hon SLY r glous, pusdalnns II ,ou
feel tai yon firm, Resistance sonn converts unpne
plud with hlp -ne IL rrsproi aud no aft'lt oaf
Il ON yon those feelings which esery rarrl's Within
him Who has lnalo u nlia aud saec s.iu aaesun IN u
y4f,uous cause sSVdirg Smih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
VDI..X XNNlll.
SHIELDS ~ Co.

EVERY .HO.NIl.7l IND TIL RSu.7l,
IT -Four Dollars per aataH, ptyabf IN aieance No sud
ssptio ici be reeeeed FOR shorter tuHe tia MONTHS
snd te be discontinued, (ereept al The discretion
sfthe Edtors0 laltti all ngedtageS are paid
AoYERfsENENfs inserted al 3o eeas per square (of
lsss erely inner form Insertions and 3A cts per
10, iesS) for energ outer form Insertion.
Eperu tsrtisY reqnredt to note The Ms holn long
hs cfses s advertisement Inserted advertisement not
40 noted 1e be inserted tiH lis de0ntace be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING The teftS for The fftrse
of oo squares 500 for one square So for square,
form S35 Eeerg yearly ainersef tn be required 10
ssie ms adoertstg 10 his particular ltne q business
JoB PRSriS6 executed neatly aud eIped,tiosy and
o reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23

AnrnleAr IE..-'fh- ia grown hire ,ur,s nut far
highly and dricously favored than tina, Impaired.
heeg IN all fesptcts Lie that dfank by ihe wealiiy
Chlnn, he grand dile between The American gown
aud The npur ed ing in the ,ss of favor by
he sea voyage. La rude thlfly -four north in Alabama,
Georgi. aud North Carolina poves bplter It'd fn The
enlsal Oft panl hanany olh,r hgiun. DR.. DAVIS.
ii ). Cafoea ha orr inated the experiment. already
fane handsomely by The sale # his young wines,
are eagerly bought up al ANY rice by Sou hern Asrlcul-
tarss
There ppr>ons yet living sho Iecoec. when
The Cotton pisn olly seen IN nnaer-fots In whh,h
II cultivated account III It's nrely blossom; Que nf
lhe preilies Il lwers in the calendar f horticulture. OH
serving men IN the South who know the history of is
c0ttun raising business OF ii, country genera Vt
uInon that tea growing Is ahou 10 become quite as in
porant US in less time Than il has taken ti
Income the great producing unry OF the rd
The character of so and climate ad pied To the groMth
u the plant such make II i,t Here at all
with the production # ftin lands aud eoiton lands
hose With produce these plans ST. being diff
rent in all their attributes they well eau be-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
ADVANTAGE OF LAW.

A farmor cu down a tree which oad so near the
huusdary line al his farm that IL doubtful whether
it belonged la him neighhu The neghhor. h,w
ever c imed the iree and prosecuted hs man who cut
it, for damages. The continued from cour, Ia
coult. Tine wasted, temper saured. aud temper
lo but the case was finally gained by the rrosacutr.
The lastmy friend knew of the transaction, was, the man
who nainsd be caussp came 10 the lawyers oiica
execute deed Of his whole farm. which h- had neen
compelled sell pay the cosiL Thsn h.u.eess and
honeltss he could hrus his hand iu" his pckei, aud
liumphantly excl i'm, 'l'se beat hih''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
MIsCELL NHoUs
From the riadflpha lnquirer
TIE TEMPTATION OF FALSE PRlpE-IN
ING FOR iii. " ORl4D.

ING fOR lllE WORLD.
- n,.l, besoilel HIM aud he aoon wa,lo.,p
.z4
~, ,3 ] - =. ~ @ ,' h '''''
- ''.i'''
We afe 40 frequently reminded by ienllnl eaantea
and appalling etlmea oi The powerful ailnenee and de
plalabe Consequences ii tnsn rnipt that tho subject
rhnnot, ms II seems lots. BE- tan qnrhil} hu'"e1 iu
All ae inorr N ess Affected by thus erfor 1he Man
CHAM II his pnheely Dwelling, The DAY IshoRln IL
hs humble aea'e, The MOTHER "hoAui'fS ''fl'a ana
excel hi n'lhhoi. aud me DAUGHTER IN imh'tian Il
her pattni VIII lsoelY happy In Hofial triumph essf
sunni eoneflad hfloalnsee of MI tfd eommloe' lhe
delasan ol uf glth azs ni lilh human alnf' lin la=
itmtiS nay, Tie eme Is, lha ihfY i've M, 'at lhfn.
selves. hei In conformity WIN cum aud hasahnhie
judgment I'm hafmonY Win hief resources aud ~
peetatoh=. hut deeply ol IN elet measure, II Rlaly
an idle vanity, aud 10 mase It apwaf To he oa'.daot
world HAT lhey nte mofh ih"lanl lhah ,hey fthlis
afe,thatt tty are lihe at heh ishonahe,hal III en
iy higher s1eia p1ston exeleise geater infaene'
laol around YOU, geutlf ftalet and etamlnn closely,
md tqollinglY a9 Ne 'oot own e'se, Al lhe tole.,
lalhhhies aud hhfhhifs oi III memhff- o he hliis
elrce III which ben me,e aud mhge lhe result VIII he
as described III alhasi eYfY ihsihhre. ! hsE run.
will he apparent, AID In hot ls1 eas's hdsdaals
viii be- fund hnnfhR on rhzhy aud feeklesdy lo tan,
supply hetnuse hty dtslie 10 appear nole IN p1ilanl
and II heier eeunnrF candllon thh lhfy ae aud thai
theY Lick the maial nefse Ia blaYe he eaolne,s tle
sneess and contempt ii ihe wetd,
Alas ll0~ nlauy hoh's have bfen made des1ltle
how many ahadss al eaee, asr ben m1da h'lsethhlf
how mahy tafnoh hive hon "iefhod-haw nahY
! heats have hfen ht1han#hnd hu" many erInes h1se
been pepafaed hnder the lhfeeeo o ls isaiinl lnlat
astaol How oiien. tt ia h"h cheat aud teee'e hem-
eeises lhio The hlei lhtteY Ais thEagd IN selho hf
nesuent "ek, bome landnl = tnlelPlsf, .ohr p3et
ond1ahi6g wbsn, in ilcl ani reality, the whole Is
prompted by weat aod sflhsha sel, and III III tive
powef instead ii being henegaeAee and patriotism. ls
simply tie slfen, enble aud iasdl1ns sfat ot rtlst
rRlpEs II ~ iffgnehy do We sse individuals, actively
beilfe The pub apparently eaAer iof the "'ll1e o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
MACE & WINSTON,
esroccrs - Commission Merchants,

Rf6W1fOAD, IL
hFfER For SALE UPON ACCOMMODATING
Sp TERMS
AZ haas 10 l.aa=. Mafaefiba aud Java Guler.
lG7 hlHs O,p II AMI ttaufed s,r,,.
10 hhls and herees Coha aud = H. Nolss,e.
- barrels y -
80 pune CIDER ymegat,
~ d,rfes prlme 1tier.
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