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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

Atthis time tao, the two cd pariiss d
not differ widely. The democrats Do bot
comlpain much Of the admipisisaaion IS
President Fillmore. II has been general.
ly judicious and calculated to allsy party
animosiiy. AL parties o, ,hs north. ars
for universal Freedom. They only difTe,
in thsir views of the best mode of accom-.
plishing 10 desirable IN object. All mus
.he sensible however ,hat the slaves cannos
be smancipated at once, except by . mesr
disastrous civil war,which oil the good and
discreet would forever avoid, or lnmsnt.
My space and time will not nllow me "
-pursue this subjec, further at.pressnf, but !
hope 10 be permitted to continue il hsreaf.
tor. as it is one ! have long studied and shall
labor for in earnest and with conkdens
hopes Of success. Eff3f
| write this expressly for each Of Tie
three papers at Rasenna, the organs of tke
threeParties in this regisn,and hope Il may
be noticed elsewhere, as trust my friends.
the'three editors in Rayenna, will NOT Pc.
fuse it's insertion; npd will nlss give ID 70
vorable notice, and others Of like eharsctsr
that may follow, 2al ylilsimil H.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
Ten per cent. Law.

The following is the vote in the House of Rep
resentatives of this on the motion to inde6.
nitely postpone the bill for the repeal of the Ten
per cent. interest law.
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, Battelle, Bennett,
Burnett, Carr, chsrington. Cochran, Cook,
Dawson, Dodds of Montgomery; Dodds Of
Warren, Fee, Finch, Frazier, Grimes Harlsn,
james, johnson Of Medina, Keene ~Kenox,
Mayo, Mitchell, Mckee, Smith Of Athens,
Smith of Clermont, Saook, Thomas of Franklin,
Thomas Of Preble, Van; Worries, Williams and
NAys.-Messrs, Baker, Bigelow, Bishop, Black
burn. Bradley, Bushnell; Colburn, Cole, Condit,
Decker, Gilerest, Hayes, johnson Of Jefferson,
Ramags, Thompson, Trip, Wilson Of Wood,
Yates aud Speaker.-2s.3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
n The Whig eonstrues Che State .Journapl

II The Wing eonstrues the State Journals
notice of the 'dray, with the big white horse," !"
as "sneer at the business Of the c. 4 P. Rail-
road" What connection the 'dray and big
white hoass" has with the Railroad We are un.
able to disearn. We suspect the editor Of the
Journal wears green glasses, and sees in the fre-
quent allusions of his brother Of the Whig to
our city improvements something bordering
on the verdant. TO-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
Judges Elected In Michigan.
rict-Warner Wing, dem,

-RASKTAxEs-SFop THsLIE.-T Th. bank
power Of the State, ever unwilling to be
taxed like the rest Of community, is seek
ingt create a belief that the new constitu-
tion taxes banks more heavily than individ-
uals. This is not true. The constitution,
in express terms, in two diffsre Mt sections,
provides that the burthen Of taxation shall
bee EQUAL" upon the bankers and the
citizens in general-Ohio Patriot.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
II depends upsn the Country.

il seems that what 10 q virtue In one
country is considered vice in anosher,-
That we suppose, should bs charged 70 his
force Of habit or The accident Of sducaiiss.
For instance.
Mr.. Webstsr,s friends Oh the eve Of bis
going into the State Depsr,n eni, made
him present Of some $40, 900. WAsf
for, il is best known 10 the giving and roe
ceiying parties, Some people regards
this as corrupting, and ihey said 90 tn
speeches. Others thought ], well enough,
and defended il in speeches. Mr.. Ashmuu,
Of Massachusetts, was one who sxiras,sd :
shining virtue from the act q. giving ard
receiving. Be said: -
NV hat are these chargesi That gentle.
men in New York and Boston, knowinr
Mr. Webs.er's p.cuniary inability " sste
the posilicn which he now holds, have sxsE
cised Offices Of friendship .. -
u 30, ,was ihere. my i6spg
even 70 the greatest BxrenI Hssertsd, . As-
tract from man Of honori Suppose il
true hat, in gsneresi,y and justice, ft~.
traders and tariff men, nlerclanis snd m6
chanics, are disposed TO make Mr.. Wsbs,er
presents. IL so, was there any thing 10
impeach Mr.. Websters integrityi lss
the bold defamer stand iortI I!'s
Mr.. Webster was voted eui of Csurf tys
politicians Of his school, md The aei,la-
dorsed o. correct. That's the way thsy ds
with Ministers 10 the United S,a.ss. NsS
see how they do with .M;ais,srs in France
Under the government Of Louis Philippe
O. Minister Of Commefcs end OF Pabiib'
Works, man Of rare ofAtorial merit, isf .
prob:ty up 10 thos time una istainel, rssr
Of France, a Grand Officer Of the Legion
Of Honor, was accused OF having rscsiyot
from different forged masters, interested is
an enterprises. q sum Of 30 600 dollars
This accusation appeared 6rsi Ia nevs-
paper, i was denied, bntihe jonrnsl per.
sisted Tho Chamber Of Peers to, vhick
the accused belonged, ordered an inyestiga.
tion,and upon the report which wns present.
cd by its committee, il constituted itself iB.
10 q court Of justice, and summoned 10 i,s
bar NJ Tes,e, the impeached minister.
s.. The testimony was overwhelming. He
was convicted of having received the sam
Of 10000 dollars. !, The Judgement was
severe. The Court Of Peers condemed him
TO two years imprisonment, 10 civil degre-
datioD, 10 the loss OF al bis. civil and pelir.
ical rights daring ten years; moro il i'm.
posed upon him fine, Of 10000 doIlars
double the sum he had received .s4,a
In the course OF the trial, M. .Tssle mada
some admissions. He attempted 70 justify
bis fault BY pleading bis pecuniary smbar-
rnssments. He said that he was poor, faah.
or of numerous family, that these $40 ,e0D
had been given 10 him as q. relief. ss
The Court was innexible.. Ii; did t,ai
confne ITSELF 70 the condemning of ~. .Tssse,
it denounced in the ssyerest terms the nan
who had dared to send him the S2O, ,00o.--
Gin. Eng. 4sgi4 4. fa55 f8,.; s.{5si, ,,1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
California wheat.

MI. JoHs M. Hoep, Of this place. who has
recently returned home from California brought
with him from that country some 90 lbs Of Cali
fornia Wheat. and we are under obligations to
him for specimen, which may be inspected BY
our friends by calliug at our office. 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

C.& P. .RAlLaoAp.-The number Of passen-
gers that have passed over this read in the %
running days since it commenced operations is
6lo4. The number within the last six days Of
the time is 14is.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
Enemies 10 Punish .

2 How unlike the profession Of the Wings, be-
fore their ascendancy to power, are the practices
Of the administration since. To Gen. Taylor
was ascribed the declaration that he had neither
"ffiends to reward. nor enemies to punish" and
the advocates of his election used to discourse
most flippantly against "proscriptisn for opin.
IONS sake.n But the administration not satisf-
cd with prescribing its political opponents has
turned the axe upon the heads Of those whs were
foremost in placing it in power.
The Washington Republic, the official organ
Of Mr. FILLMosE, admits the fact that the Presi-
dent has dismissed Whig office holders Of the
"Woolly Head" stripe, because they opposed
the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law. That
paper alss admits that the President tthrongh
the Secretary of state.) has discontinued the
publication of the lawsn in newspapers Of the
SEWARD school, fer the same reason, !; Hear the
Republic: 44 az 3gass s....s 3
awe have always regarded, the. Vines as a
law and order party, but We apprehend that they
would hardly retain that character if Wing
pREslDENT should give the preference III the
publication Of the laws to journals which regard
organized and reasonable resistance to them as
merely5a phase Of the sams itreason" which re-
suited in the overthrow of the power OF Great
Britain in her American coloniesn
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

kssf9S Il :
otase. = ssspIssss ''ssafsss''0h' "'o .'p''
Mses'on g., A,..r,,v .h,,,
.s. y no usne'a' - "a &c.
fsovSs ny law' or w p'of'~''o" s''N '''>
keeping or 'ae pnpr asss!I hrn 70
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@ .s...s .@S ''
ss.'.s..tsso,,,,,v-,,t,;;cs,.. shall ha .eec,ed
s.. .acond Taesa,u oe ,c,o,er. until
% tne ssSona aeesaay 9, oS'o'., .ho "n,',.I Is,
o,ue. s ss sS s.sS :. ,.'. ,an,} I, M sncb man,
slsss aasn 80 eoa's' ~, ss,a.c.ad,n. ~ ,hsa. ..
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80. = A's5 - ,,sr.o,'s shsit hs sl;s;h,s 10
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u $3.50 ssN''' '4>i' s'S1sss's
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$50 ANo money shall be drawn from
any cgnnty or township treasury, except
oy auknosity otiaw.6 $3.50 8 ,s1 e
Ske.s o.as9us.'ces OF the' peace ann coan,
y snd township ofncefs may oe removed
to sueh manncf' ana lot sacn cause, as snail
DO pIesSs'osssro easr IaH. -. ~: = :, :.
SEC. =. Inc commissioners o. eounlle.
sasss pave ssacn power o. aocai .aAaHon; a!sas
po'e ~ fosss, 40 ''oy W fees''''1
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s.., .,ssss,,.. Il, .,,,h o,be, n,ode AZ ,ba
sas..ssi * .s.r,l,tv r,,a y d,rect shall bs Al.
v;S.s hs ~ ,as. sprraber ...ona hundred. . and
a.. .,a,;s;an, .shall Ia the yatio.of renresen.
,.;os ! siha Hnuse &C -Renrasen,a,iyes for
Tan vosf. nert s,,.eceedi.e rsnch, nnpor,ien.
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sou.sy can,.;n;ag !. ID rs,;o and three four,hs
a,ar ssi,alI ~ a9,;,led 10 two Represen,a.
,i,..s se,ely county CONTAINING ,hree times
snid milo shall he entitled to three Repre.
.-c,.ssv.. ; n,,d 20 nm. reon;rinv nf,ar the
A,.s - an en,;ra ratio .fnr zach additionnl
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
Rayenna Tswnship Assessment ls5l.

We are indebted to JOIN HARaos, Esq,
Assessor for this township, for the following
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

u We have not the least disposition to bait
dy words with our ingenious and learned neigh
Dor Of the Wig in regard to the position Of
Gen. CAss on the question of River and Harbor
improvements. We have said before that we
should publish the speech Of that distinguished
Senator whenever We can find room for it, and
that will define his position quite as fully as We
could DO in brief newspaper article. The fault
into which that luminous sheet has run, and in
to which it seeks to lead its readers, is that it
has mistaken Gen. CAss' opposition to THE bill for
an opposition to all River and Harbor improve
msnts, when his former official acts give the lie di
rect to any such inference GenE Ass stated plain
" his objections to this bill and that it was defec
tive, was admitted by Clay and Ewing, the prime
leaders oftbe friends Of the bill He sontended
that it violated oil the former practices ofthe Gsy
eminent, nor was this objection attempted to be
denied or answered. ThssFh.g's facts go this far,
and no farther; they show that Gen. CAss was
epposedto this bill-a fact which says the editor
of the Wkig might have spared his brain the Sc
we're labor of indicting some three or four col
umns Of ,oords to prove. What We have contend.
cd frsm the first has been, that the fact Of Gen.
CAss opposition to this bill, does not prove that
he was opposed to all appropriations for these
improvements. That he was opposed to this
bill we desire our sagacious neighbor to regard
as admitted, and to prepare himself to meet the
objections which Gen. CAss offered to its adop-
ton. Let him undertake if he can to justify IN
appropriation Of 81 500, 900 which the admins
tration had never demanded, and for So objects
for which the department had never made an es-
innate and that, too, at time when the whig
leaders were declaring that the revenues of the
Government were entirely inadequate to meet
the expenditures, and the Treasury on the very
verge of bankrupcy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
ARTICLE XIII.
Corporations.


SEC. l.. The General Assembly shall
pass no special &c. conferring corporate
powers. t 50 1895 ''fF
Sec. 3 Corporations may be formed
Under general laws; bu, ell such Jaws may
from time 10 time, be altered, or repealed.
Sec. 3. Dues from corporations shall be
secured, by such individual liability Of the
stockholders, aid other means, as may be
prescribed by law; but. in oil cssess, each
stockholder shall be liable over and above
the stock by him or her owned, and any
amount unpaid thereon. 10 asfurlhersum,
al least equal in amount 10 such stock.
Sec 4. The property OF corporations, now
existing or hereafter created. shall forever
be subject to toxation, the same rs The prop
sfiy oi individuals, 49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

CaALLENelNa ForER.-I challenge
that mans VOTE said fellow with . build
ing materials in bis hat, at an up town poll,
last month. The person challenged lived in
a princely mansion, in the middle of an .en-
tire square, which contained the original trees
of Manbattan Island. Look O. here,' said
the challenger What street do you live in !?
What's the number Of your house i-on
what side Of the street is it!' There is no
numberton my house. and it is on neither
side of the street. Il thought so7 Don't
know which side O. the street you live. and
han't got no number ontoyou door! 4 You
can 90 bone to your house, if you can find
it; you can't the Tig-whicket nor no
other ticket at this pollp The challenger
was walked out BY the officers in atten-
dance, and the last we saw Of him he was
looking up under the hat of friend, his
body at a resling angle forward, and trying
TO persuade him to &C to drinking shop
near by, and get Bottle Of Scotch alel
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

ing as one having had some experience,
and claiming IN old mans privilege, would
advise them, to cast off party shackles. lay
aside party animosities, and henceforth 90
only for the whole people, for their I'D.
yancement 10 intelligence, and in every
thing that is good-for q union Of al good.
Whatever has heretofore been, there ID
now, il is conceived, no good cause to keep
up tha, thorough party drill that tends to
make us mistake zeal for the advance
meni Of party ends for zeal for the public
good. .b.59-...,. = - s5@s2ii ..
There is now no difference between the
three parties but may well be compromised.
AL society is compromise; and those
mutually desiring and labering for the pub.
lie good, and 10 unite all for its advance.
ment, may readily suggest a common
ground Of union and united effort. We
can easily do this in our ordinary business
associations, where party drill does not in.
ierfere. We can meet on middle ground
in our political associations as well, If we
will try TO do So By SO doing We can
certainly effect as mach as by each party
laboring for measures at the greatest ex-
treme from the other. Let us therefore
compromise our differences, and c.atogeth.
or for the common good. By 90 doing we
shall find more space, time ard opportuni-
ty for real intelligence, and for moral, So
cial, and intellectual Improvement. And
| have found that large majority Of the
staid sober and intelligent readers Of news.
papera are heartily tired Of political tur.
moii, and Of the party slang Of the party
press, Ss'. 81 ,'s oa1s g t'il'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-13

I'D OBERT MoNAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
asks the attention OF Physicians and Dentists to his
stock, which will be found comprise ali kinds Of
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses, Cutlery &c
He LIKEWISE nsSes to order and repairs all descriptions
of Instruments. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit con-
iuuance OF thy increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons
MAIN STREET, opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-13
,svsr zzZE-w SPLENDID STOCK OF PA
" 8 81 n Ell No FORTES, PIANO STOOLS,
] Q Y upIANO COVERS, AND NEW

uz HN[ S...uu SPLENDID STOCK OF PA
@EsiiEssEE NO FORTES, PIANO STOOLS.
w z Q unnI I7sNC SGoxERs, AND NEW
have lately received, and also are now opening LARGE
supplies OF Piano Fortes selected by one of the firm in
person. with special reference their superior tone
Ihey are tne latest and most fashionable styles of finish
and were chosen from the extensive manufactures of
Adam Stodart, 343 Broadway, and John R Dmhan "a
18th street, New York. A'''"''
The subscribers have been selling the instruments of
stood the test of time. ' 'A'e
n, They have also received assortment ofhandsome
Piano Stools and Covers, together with large lot OF
late and popular Music
Piano Fortes tuned and repaired an us,aI
Also, Tor sale good second hand Piano Forte
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
aP 10 BOOKSELLERS and Stationers, Eagle Square.
tDMOND d DAVENPORT offer for sale
~ Blaekburn's fine old London Dock Brapdv~dark
Maglony, pale, vintage 1884
Hennessey-Otard, Dupuy & Co.
Porl Wine-very superior
Aeldsick Champaign
Double Crown do
Golden Crown do
Byas London Porter-pints and quarts
Old Whiskey
Sherry. Madeira and Caret Wines no27
10000 d d5S. s SfBDHESHFIHID BA:
30 30 h nd Baltimore sdesIcear OF backbone
% DO sohs 90 s as dens prime d9
! DO I Reynolds fami f9 Hams Ct
a do low priced Hams
Is bbls Lard Oil
10 do cider Venegar
bags washed Wool
Dbl oyears old Apple Brandy
=, Cognac Brandy-in half and or. ppes
~ baskets champagne, of superior quality
Cotton arms, seine Irvine carmel Warn
Leading Lines, bed Cords
Grain Bags, &c. &c.
In store and for sale on the haSt +ar,,,. H.,
100 JNO. WOMBLE & CO.,
" % No. 100 Main street.
WHbiiissRsEislXa, GIN, BRANDY, &c.-l5o
90 bbis Baltimore Gin
~ do Anchor do
s eo 90 Virginia Apple Brandy
9 oo do Imitation French do
o. o. quarter pipes do do
IS bbls n. E. Rum w
20 20 DO Sweet Malaga Wine
80 do Madeira Wine
35 do Port do
Is do Peppermint Cordial
70 casks prime Cognac Brandy
no ,oo bbs Old Rye Whiskey various brands
ioo bbs Newark Cider 'N'
T.. 20 bbls Albany Cream Ale
IN ., s'ofe' Tor sale by
- - :. VIM TAYLOR.
gST received by Express
~ Popins, De LANES
Ribbons, Velve,s, Cloths
Cassimeres, Jenny Lind Rraida
Gloves, Handkts, Hosiery
And good assortment of Bed Rlanke,s
WORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDAIE
M =. - - No. 1913 Main st.
COLLINS FAMILY d EXTRA FLOITR
'o' Asie by DAVIS IL GODDlN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-13

R DUQUEsNE, HAIR DRESSER AND
80 ,,.a. VIC ~ MAKER, FRoM PARIs) Main Street.
RpGsste the Virginia Banks informs the public that
ne mas now in store unusually large assortment Of
gg21es N MS ms line, embracing WIGS, BRAIDS
G ~; EXrb POUPEES, &c; His assortment Of Pari
sian aaI! EXTRACTS and PERFUMERY, is likewise
compete, and comprises the most delicate and deli
ci9ns e1traaS IN vogue amongst the bon ton of Paris
Inc new Wig introduced by the undersigned, has
met with universal acceptance and his customers will
wear no other because, whilst fits the head closely it
also SITS comfortably Persons residing at distance
following Ase' ~ o0s"l wing 'ie
Manner of taking Measure for a Wig.
> Fun .ne mead. @ inches
. rom ear to ear, over the Uranium. ...O
D. from the temple, over the parietals
:. From Fr the forehead to the nap. MD
D. ,T from the temple over the forehead. 30
AL ne subscriber is prepared usual to wait on la.
tles a. 1nelr residences Hair cutting room for gen
lehen rear OF his store. He has also constantly
on hand, the justly celebrated Partisan HAIR TONIC
Mnlcn experience has proven be the best article vel
discovered tor cleansing, beautifying and promoting
''e - sl 10 a. 81 the mar. R. DUQUESNE,
~ -~-oiD NO. ITO Main street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-13
EDORTER, ALE AND CIDER.-We have

EDORTER, ALE AND CIDER.-We have
= on hand and ready for delivery large supply OF
Gray's celebrated Philadelphia Porter and Pale Ale,
in quart and pint bottles also Champagne Cider, care
FULLY packed by an experienced hand. City and coun-
try merchants will please give call. private tan-
hes ean have It sent to any part OF the city.
j. d F. CLENDINING
for sale. rnvo
co. may De consulted as usual, on the subject of
all delicate diseases Strangers and residents NAV find
at our office the best facilities for dschargng those
nameless malades so annoying to the mind and when
neglected 50 fatal 10 the body All those whose cases
seem stubborn and unyielding under ordinary treat
ent ana VINO have almost given up despair are par
heuafiy invited to give CALL as our means are mild
strike at the root and perfectly SAFE Constantly on
hand supply OF our Chemical Extract of French
Fowers, which unsurpassed for restoring strength
and manly vigorto abused and debated organs. Con-
sptAtons private, and strictly confidential Paid let
Iefs promptly attended to. Office on Franklin street
near Exchange Hotel, and first door South of Trinity
Chuich. Richmond, Va. ie Is t.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-13

80 10 prevent the Depot in Richmond from being so
hed up with grain and other produce as to arrest the
transportation from the country depots if is not re-
moved by the consgnee within forty eight hours after its
ARRIVAL 1t will be removed by the company and stored
at the expense OF the owner. c.. r. MASON.
Superintendent OF Transportation
N. B.-Ihe transportation of freight through NAV
be commenced after the Christmas holidays Due notice
will be given of the time.
de- c. r. MASON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-13
/ II UBBARD, GARDNER a. CARTJCoN

IL Il No III Main street. have received and ar ,o,'
opening ;her ALI STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS, LEATHER, &C., and offer for sale ''
2ooo cases comprising one of the largest and best Sc
lected stocks they have ever had Also
go sides Sole Leather, of all qualities.
j 100 dozen Calf Skins from the most apnrovsd man.
utacturers. ~
1000 lbs, Shoe Thread, of all qualities
VIA large assortment of Travelling and Packing
Tons a, Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper.
! ne above We're bought on most favorable terms.
anime The Goods are or saIetand we are deeaiesd
to SELL w ~ uS' 0ilninsu
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-13

HHASS BOOK LOST.-My servant, in going the
III rounds with the Porter car yesterday lost a Pass
Book between me and Mr.. Whtow, of the Alhambra
Hotel. 1t is OF no use to any person but myself A
suitable reward will be paid by leaving it either with
Mr.. Whiow, or
de 20 JOHN CLENDINING,