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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
From the Ohio Statesman.
"We take the following from -tht
N, Y. Tribune Of the 18th: ,.a.5a d
col RANSOM OF Ohio

~We take the following from the
N. Y. Tribune Of the l7th: = .a.5a ,s.'5, II
COL. RANSOM, OF OHIO.
To the Editors Of the Tribune: ~
1GENT.--aSome days since you copied
into your paper an article from the Ohio
State Journal, printed at Columbus,
charging Col. Leander Ransom, late
of the Board Of Public Works, with
having left his office defaulter. This
libelous imputationis is made upon an
apparent balance on the books, which
have been open standing for several
years between that gentleman and the
state. $ Itsis needless to sayto those ac-
quainted with the course of business in
Ohio, that it is the duty cfthe Fund
Commissioners to call on the officers
Of thc state, to whose hands any Of the
public money is committed, for an annu-
al account. No such a call was made
upon Col. Il, for the last two or three
wears prior 10 his, removal; but being
desirous Of. closing his account and dis
charging his bail, who are among, the
most responsible men Of the state, Col.
R. has made two unsuccessful efforts
Ito procure a2meeting Of the tCommis.
sioners,. and fnallysto accommodate
them, and not himself, an appointment
Iis made for the ensuing October. Y op
will thus see great injustice has been
done a aofaithful and mostfvaluble public
officer. bydassailing himinftheo dark =
and, add, that the statement Is not on
lly untrue. but that ofny own knowl-
edge, if there SHALL as their probably
may, be. found a}balance due the state,
Col, r. has the ample means, and will
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
The benefit of the 'Fready Pay"
System can be demonstrated
by calling at the Store of
GlLLETT Il co.

VK7H HERE they are now receiving their
w Fall Stock of NeW Goods. We have
not time to tell any "Long Yarn" but we
would say that we arc aware of the extreme
drought and have marked our Goods accord
ingly, and will sell them at such rates as to
give satisfaction. We have a large assort-
ment of dress Goods of the latest styles,
which were brought over by the GREAT
BRITAIN. She was sent expressly 10 sup
ply those who were not able to obtain any
of the Goods from the Great Westerm, among
which may be found an Alpaca which paid a
duty of so cents that will sell for S5 cents
per yard, and other qualities in proportion.
And we can safely state that we can offer
greater inducements to those who have any
Produce or loose change to spare, han was
ever before offered in Portage County.
Ravenna, October, 1845. .'s,'' .fts
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
nlaneous!y discharge the same.
Yours. &c.

Yours, &c.
FThe above is from.a gentleman
well acquainted with the facts. and in
whose statements we have reason to
con6de. We shall be- glad 10 find at
least one honest man among the locofo.
CO fund ,mongers Of Ohio So strongly
inculpated by the State Journal.-Ed
Trib. ,otr - esaion gtwas s.r 'ota.5
q The Tribune will find, eventually,
that it has been most egregiously hum
bugged by the State Journal The
charges brought against Messrs. Ran.
som and Spencer were nothing more
thanlingenious attempts to throw dirt
in the eyes ofcthe people. so that they
might not see, and seeing fully com
prehend, the, iniquities practised, by the
whgis in the last Legislature. But the
attempt was--signalIy failed. The
wings are ashamed of it, and woulc
give something more than tri1e ifoul
contemporary had never said a wore
on the subject, The state. will no
lose dollar by either Of the gentle
men named, who are not only strictly
honest, but abundantly able to fulfill al
their engagements with the public
They will come merely purified ou
Of the fire which the wings incautiousy J
kindled for their burning.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
"GREETING.' y ~.
-F.aLL .aND JV.E.HTEEe GOODS

TWILL sHJV,W EV.EJV' KEES "UUDS'
II NOW all men, qcomen and children that
IN CYRUS PkENTIss is now receiving ant
opening the LARGEST, richest, rarest ant
decidedly the CHEAPEST STOCK OF
GOODS ever offered in this market ernbra
cling every variety Of STAPLE ond F.4N
CY articles. They were purchased at such
rates as will enable him to offer inducements
to those wishing to purchase GOODS that
cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. Per.
sons wishing to buy Goods, good, nep and
cheap. will find it to their advantage to call
on CYRUS PRENIlSS.
October 9th, 1876.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
HID H. a ~ TX g .

JUSTICES Summons, Subpoenas, Execu-
y tions, Venires, Warrantee, Quit claim and
Mortgage Deeds, Declarations, Pleas and
Notices, Judgment Bonds, Declarations on
Judgment Bonds with Plea of Cognoyit, Mo-
tees to take Dispositions afidav!ts and State
Warrants for sale at this Office. s~ .:.f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08
Alorrie0.

Al the Ravenna House on the IN inst, by T.
sralding- Esq, Mr.. JOHN SWIFT Of Parkman
&|,auga County TO Miss LUCY \. PRATT, Of
Nelson. aisr st-a ..4.% 3D.. ..tD t.
g. In Charl estown, Oct. 8, by L. l.. Blown, Esq
Mr.. LYMAN DAMON to ALMYRA JAMES,
both of Charlestown. .,t ,a ..-t. ir r..
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Y O. T Sc @ R g

= g.. q ST. O T S@Ba aa, q
An adjourned meeting Of the Portage County
Association for the promotion of sacred Music,
will be held in the Congregational meeting house
in Ravenna, on Wednesday the 18th Of October
next, to commenc al 10 O'clock, A. NJ. A lee:
ture on SINGING. as an important part of public
worship, is also cxpectedby w. G. JOHNSON,
Ravenna, Sept. 26, le45. -.' ..s.' .'..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

IN RESS GOODS.-Repp Cashners, De
- COsse, Paris De LANES Alpachas &c.
&c. just received by a@' DAY &c.,
70 Sept. %, 1874. ati. l.ef>,ft {.,,q.as,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

GHAWLS, Of all kinds just received and
~ for sale cheap by DAY T. Co.a
Sept 90, ,l845. - re+s bya te,.,at,7,,,5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

TfLOTHS and the best for over Coats
~ ever you did see. Also Cassimeres,
Sattinetts and Broad cloths, amazing cheap
by ,~.'., 4,,.-q..s ~. H. l.. DAY & Co.,
Sept. 90, 1845. r,'-''s ~. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

slaial 4 BOOTS l&a SHOES el mid
or every description, quality and price.
~ just received by oia 81 DAMS Co.a
!. Sept. 90, I845maa al Via al lesalAr--
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

sss- os- THAT TEA so @ asdBa
sHAS just arrived, and the hest ever cold
IL for so cts. per ID. Also that celobra-
ted Twankay Tea from SOC. to 75c. at ggeg
.n. a,aa. .. H. l.. DAY &Co.sl
Sept. 90, 1876. - ~ J. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

The best arncle fof childrens
IL Winter Ronnetts, just rec'dbya ~ n
Sept29. seos .d ;aH. b. .sDAYs3.sCost
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

asv OVER COATS os.j
-ANE case of Good over coats lined and
~ wadded throughout, All for a five dol
lar bill by y,.c.,.r =, .,l.,H II. l.. DAY & Col
Sept. 90, 1915. 49,. ,,,o,s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

DONNETS.-Velyet and Silk, some vefy
ID pretty winter Bonnete, also tuscan and
Leghorn, jnst received and for sale cheap by
Sept 90, l845. H. l.. DAY & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-08

RESTON'S Pure concentrated extract
/ ofLemon for Aavoring Sauce, Jellies.
custards, Puddings, Pies, &c. Sold BY
15ff - li,'i"' < ~ SWIFT g. HATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
wOoDWORTR'S PLANlNG MACHINES

WOODWORTR'S planning MACHINES
ENOURTEES YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions 10 his for
cr toos enables the subscriber furnish, short notice,
and Of sc most perfect construction, materials ard work
anship Machines plane wood in Ill It's varieties, such
Us planning or surfacing only, or cutting moultings
Also planning tongueing snd growing joiniin, rab
betting and planning clapboards
Application may be made 10 the subscriber, al hi. sstab
hshmcut in Foxboro or at his Office cerucT Of CONNER
cal and Lewis streets Boston, where Machines may be
seen, and any information relative 10 the may be
tanned as well Of Josiah blackwell and Co. New-York,
or OF j. W. Schenck Albany
Letters Of mere inquiry must be post paid.
SAMUEL 3. SCHESCK.
Foxhoro Mass. April i, ls4i II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
DAGUERREOTYPE.

DLUMBE'S NATIONAL DAGlT TERRlAN GALLERY
L AND pioT0GRArIilC DEPOT, Isl BROAD.
Store awarded the Medal. four first premiums and
highest honors the exhibitions at Boston, New ork and
Philadelphia respectively for hest pictures and apparatus ever
exhibited.
Price of those superb photographs reduced to that of ordi
nary ones other places tina, need for
ordinary likeness the of economy. Taken III any
weather.
Pumbes Premium and German Cameras, Instructions,
Plates Cases &c forwarded any desired point at lower
than BY any other manufacturer. mylj
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
DRY GOODS.

DARAsoLs. PARAsoLErTs AND sun SHADES
m.1s SafaS & cb.'ER B. EERESShY dhSsB co.'s IFS spring street
CTNGHAM lawns, MusLINs AND BALZO
GHsNEs' miisa 'sf' 0A'' d W Sri51t b tGREGoRY co
GREAT BAKGAINs II DRY GOODS; !--1.he laIsfs
u and best selected Stock of Dry Goods this be
principally 81 Silks shawl, Nous de L,1es Bar9Iinei
mers and every other description Of Goods usually found
Dry Goods Store All Of which vii! BE- sold cheaper tan
mr5 s2 Canal-st. New.fork
pATERsoN SILK FACTOKY y j. @snulseiass, ,s ,; as.;
aqss and bss is
assorted a. may be ordered handsomely put up in half and
quarter pound papers bundles OF 100 sksns each OF IN
Gentlemen. plain aud fancy Crsva, 0f newest styles
DO ish white 1d PT1sd pocket ha'Af'''''
t Co,S Of any equ!rS wid-pan fo' printing or
dyed for banners and flags.
solicited BY mas sm' j. 5. sHAPTER. 2lt Pearl-.t.
SILK AND STRAW WAREHoUSE!H
SMITH EEAhESIRHsfotNI EaAEhN6ERsoN .esa @ invite the
H. lion of Merchants making their Spring purchases to
their large '''?5fIsai SILK ASD & STRAW GOODS,
~ which they are making additions from the latest
impofati0n' Their 6FGss 5i:p5tSsG1 e;oops S1
will all times comprise large VARIETY OF The most ia,hona-
bic and desirable styles market They woudnrite inspec-
FRENCH LAWNS AMP MUsLINS,
rich figured and plain Caineon and Brocade Silks printed
Bareges and Bazornes striped Fouards and Fances
SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
Cameou Silk and Cashmere satin striped Barege and Balzo
ne plain and embrod- I'd D. Lane Ladies' Cavat, Scars
and Hdkfs Swi,s Mus Cambrcs. Laces and Edgings Rib
bons Gloves Miits sc. They would desire particular at
teution 10 their stockO Foreign and American
STRAW GOODS,
comprising every VARIETY of Florence Braid Straw Lawn,
Willow and Fancy 3onnets of Spring styles and viii be
sold the lowest manufacturer prices Five Hundred Gases
of MEMS and Boys Leghom Hats and entire assort
Of Palm Leaf Hats Of every quality and Price Artificial
Flowers Bonnet Trimmings. &c which Will be sold Tor
cash approved credit the lowest market prices al 3ms
JITELLS & SPRING, So Pine St have for sale fine
w medium and low priced madder Prints.
Also 200 fine medium and low priced chrome Prlns
so do do do Philadelphia Furnitures
loo bales low priced ticks.
100 variousstyles Pantaloon Siuffs.
20 do Bleached Drills.
20 bales Black uud White Wjgans.
50 fine and medium Twiled Siletias if and 7e.
50 do full assortment Of Casbaus and plain Seslas
200 do all varieties Of Bleacbed Sheetings and Shirt
ings
IS do fine aud low priced Kentucky Jeans,
10 do new style Vestings.
Cloths and Cass eres.
loo casex full assortment Of Black Wool Black Blue,
Brown Olive and Rifle Green Cloths.
10 Drab Cloths for Carriage Innings
10 do Cotton and Wool Tweeds.
20 do Fancy Cassmeres Spring Patterns. For sale b.
al9 WELLS x SPRING. 52 Pine ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

NTIUSr Wktun1'S SUGIHihG sYBtP FOX
"A CHILDREN TrETHiSG-.N mothers having cII-
vn afflicted with any thos. diseases incident the state
of infancy such Inflammation aud swelling o. the sums
while ise!ng COMMISSIONS, asaodic rru
hons dso5rrrd stomach nd loOsees Of the bowels should
never b. Without this nlahe remedy that has proved SO ti
cacious in ell s above diseyses. Nnmercu! ,Snonlis
might .ye. grove merits but trla Ot IS batter
Prepared and sold By DAVID SANDS X co. ~ taSt
Broadway. Markets. Sold also az - Fpon-st and zj
E.nadAsaH. and 1913 Hnlsnn:st. Prlce Sd cts myIl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
GROCERIES

TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPHlETORS. CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TEAS.
l6S Greenwich Cour.ndt sad opposite the Pacific
Hotel Newly ork
WE BEG LEAVE inform you that established our
w selves the above place principally for the purpose
mee,ing of wholesale and large family
ss the North River side We h,ve our selections from :,
the spring cagoeS and which Comprise tine finest specimens
Young Hyson, Hyson Gunpowde imperial, Ooors, Pekoe
Sneyong Cougon Souchong &c which have arrived here
this season which with immense variety c fine and soct
qualities we offer awholsssle and retail We have also
Government; Java sad other Cofees usual roasted ard
ground daily.
continue our operations other places heretofore
particularly al III Chatham So.
We srr your ebedent servants -
NswYorkl2 Chatham street; ssi Grand street. and SIG
Ph,isd-pkis-sa Chestnut street and IS Fifth myic
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
AGENCIES.

u B. .PALMER,S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AD-
v. VERTlSlNti AGENCY, temporarily located at No
"a Ann-st adjoining Th- Tribune Ofcs feno'- IN 9onse,
Tuenoe Of - destruction by I'm OF tn Tribune bniidaSl
where the Agent is prepared 10 Advertisements for
Of the best fs Of most OF the PRINCIPAL towns 3ac
cites OF STATE In tn Iui4n copies oil which tossth
with the Of Advertisu. may b. aclls oi;c=
For :s information OF Merchants Manufactures aud others
who rsir- extend knowledge of Their names liil5.II
snd pursuits throughout n. co,y and thereby IL
eIr couEt:y custom the AEen; respectfully npti-S
them that he duly authorized Inaks contracts iof The
erzl pai.rs for which he the Agent aud receipts io all
paid 10 him OF ths propnetets lii
facilitate the selection Of such districts Of country
may th- different kus IF business which he
-non oi the sre Of he country nay y HFcd - gives
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
BOSTON AUCTION SALES.

DY T. r & 0. RICH, 35 and 3S Broad street, Boston
I'D ON WEDNESDAY, June 4.
LEATHER, SKINS, &c.-2,000 sides Sole Leather, Up.
per rough and finished Calf Skins Sheep and Binding
Skins Split Leather, and other articles in the line.
on WEDNESDAY,, June IL.
BOOTS, SHOES AND DROGANs.-500 cases Boots
Shoes and Brogans.
SEMI-ANNCAL SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, July 49,
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS AND HATS,-2,000 cases
Boots Shoes Brcsans and Hat comprising the most vau
able and best selected assortment Of goods Of the kind
offered at auction. ml9
Every lot the catalogue will be sold without reserve
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. I'M

CLEARED.
Ship Elizabeth Deusen Spencer, Hamburg, d Hurl-
but e. Co.
Brigp Iyder Ali, Dsbrow st Croix. Asop & Chauncey;
N f rockingham, Beardsey, Wilmington, NC. Brett d.
Yosc.
schr Nassau. Chester Point.
Sloop Juno, Kent, Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

As IN PER TON.-rEACH ORCHARD COAL,
@CeCORED ASH, dscharging from boats, constantly
broken and EEg-Stoye and Sut-devesed above free
Of charge fer carriage. Also. Lehigh Coal, White Ash
gchuyIin. Liverpool and Sidney Coal. Apply TO
T. STOKES DICKERS0N,
dot loT Anthopy-st nsaS Broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

VOlH WARD LUMBER YARD, at the tool OF 5ith
l. - street, Hudson Hver-G. 5. MOTT takes pleasure
in giving notice to the Of real estate and residents
that he has on hand large assortment OF Lumber oil all
kinds which he offers for sale on the most advantageous
terms and is well aware he can compete with other deal
in he City. prices ana quality and particularly III
rites all persons to give hin call and examine his stock
DrevioEs TO purchasing. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

CHERRIES SAIt,-By virtue of of FIer faclns to
D,nc directed und delivered. will expose 10 sae on Thnr:
day. the 81 day of July next n aoc"ck; NJ Ht the Nebue
of the City Hall of the Cty NcSNOrk Hl the tsi. title
mud n,ees, of Henry Avis. ch he had on the fourth d2y ol
january, A. ID. thousand eight hundred aud ioryfve.
or any afterwards of, md 10 all that certain
lot of ground situate in the Seventeenth t!nie Ient Ward
of the Ciy of New York. fronting tho First Avenue
the westerly side thereof and her= the second lot iFo
the northwestery OF said First Avenue nsd lous
man made by L. Freeman, City SrveyorBounGeG tasieTy
III front by the F Avenue. NorIhcry and S0utcry by land
ro or formerly of Cornelius dubois and Westerly rear by
land formerly of Samuel Martin, containing In behltn
IN front and twenty-five feet md IN depth the Sosry
ne feet eight inches lie the said dimensions less BENZ
e same lot which conveyed to the said Henry Avs by
lps.l Conveyance made and executed by Cornelius Duba
cfsnh City merchant, Sarah PIa his wife. bean: date
he 18Th day OF February. 1875 aud Recorded IN the micc oi
H. ISi of Con. page $50 on the 2'day o. January, lS-
belonrng or appe:iaining WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff.
FRTpERIcs l.. VuLTEg. Deputy Sheriff
Dated New York. May q. 1876. mr.l lhw0~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28


ARRIVED.
Ship TuscarsYa (whaler) White. IL DIS from North West
of America, oil to ] Ii Jones, of Cold Spring Ii.
Brig Exs, Lockwood, from st Croix via st Thomasplo
ds, rum. sugar SO to Benz Dc Forest Co.
Brig Georges (of Warren. Me) Watts IA DIS from Jobos
PR sugar to Mason Thompson Lcrt no American vco-
sells at Jobos.
d. in ballast TO master. Left st Thomas whale ship
Martha of Newport put In In distress the 18th nstaat
brgs Royal Sailor waiting orders Edward, do.
Brig Metamora, Weeks 20 ds I'm Norleans hemp sc to
d uurbut l. Co.
Briu Frances -, fm NOrleans corn to order.
schr Charles Yose. savin IL DIS fn Havana, moasses
to Brett Sc Yose.
FouIke & Sons. Len, schr John Dunlap, Case. for Bos
ton 18th Inst brig len, Manson for do l7th; schr Man.
ION. Coleman, for Philadelphia or NYork, 18th.
Schr Alexandria, LOWS, ds I'm AeAandra, HOUR 60 10
Sturges Chairman.
scSr John Bell. jenkins, ds I'm Georgetown. DC, flour
10 Mr. Holt.
schr vormillOu, Seaman > ds FIN Baltimore. to eager
e. Mailer
schr ovoca Hlikcr ds from Baltimore, mdso to mas
ter Tho got ashore the point OF the Hook yesterday
and gotten of without damage
Schr Louisa, Cooper, Brsndywine, corn meal.
schr Pioneer. Coarsen. Brandywne foar.
Sohr Martha N. Fowl =. I'm Washington, NC. nava!
stores.
Schr Highlander, Payne. RIchmond coal.
Schr Richard Thompson, Coarsen. Richmond, coal TO
Kimbsl.
schr NJ Mosserole. Young. Philadelphia coal.
Schr y Odell. Smith, Philadelph.a, soal.
Sehr l. Crooks. Crammer, Philadelphia, COAL
Schr Olive, Coarsen, Richmond, coal.
Schr Exit, johnson. Virginia wood.
Schr Morning Star, Hudson, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Chief, Van Name, Virginia.
Schr Esther Susan. Weeks Philadelphia, coal.
Schr New Conveyance, Turner, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Texas, Wills, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Oscar, Hickman Philadelphia, cosl.
Schr Syran, James, Philadelphia, coal.
DISASTERS.
The ship Renz Clark, from this port bound to New Or
leans ashore Carysford Reef the l5h and
expected the ship would be total loss Tho cargo
" saved, IN sound stae-tho dry goods first got
oa and found to bo dry and would be sent to Key West
in lghters-two three Of which then alongside
vosssl and cargo insured.
Shr Hy Chase, from New York, and soop simen P. Cole
from Dennis got In contact at Fall River, a2d. The for.
had BON stoye; the latter had boat stove and lost
ing Jibboom.
SPOKEN. Sc.
May O. lat 81 81 lon 70 30 schr roris hcnce for Bar
aooa.
Norfolk foT st Croix, ds out
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogate 9i the
County OF Newly ork notice Is hereby grsn to all lef,
the City OF NewE deceased present tie sane ts
vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber 81 his residence Ne 70
s-cond-street the City Of Newlo:k % before the
tenth day OF October Dated NeA oI ihs o'h DAY Of
April. iS3. NATHANIEL ). WEES, Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

-stszz@s~g-. rIASo goETE MaSrFAcToHY-
n esSs as@ s.ee a;a u s,ras aas e6 Sa
are warranted superior 20 any In use, and 10 Keep
tune much longer; the improvement consists In Eap
Frame, peculiar construction obvlAting every obJec-
tion heretofore caused by the Of metallic paLes in In
turing the tore Professors and Purchasers invited 70
an examination of th.ze instruments.
GLEN; ROGERS & co.
iY22 I52 EE!toa-street East SIDE Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

SHERIFF SALE-By yirrus Of writ OF fer: aciis, 10
- m- directed and Delivered Will og SALE It The
yssbue of the Gi, Hall IN ths ity Of NJ q oT
the right title and interest of at;ivw Matthews, winch lie
sd the fourteenth day of February iGo OF a any time
afterwards ~ whose hands The may e Of IN AID
all that house aud lot land aud premises known
number eight t8l 81 Marks Place IN the csyene- W ard
Of the City County and State of Newly ork WHICH house
lot of land aud premises, occuIe by j. " Sithv
:.sq.-Ney-N No.k. MAY 2is;. 1915. WILLIAM JcNt>.
j. ". ALIEN Deputy Sheriff. Lmy2I IawGwI sheflii
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28

COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE
C,YRUS W FIELD. No. Q Burrc slip. N-w-Tork
SwoUd respectfully ;ha, he has made such eIr
sTe arrangements vIh Aiuuictufer Throughout The New
England and Middle States that he will be Ia constant receipt
Of PiPERS adap:ed every branch Of trade These daily
additions. together with the pesen, stock, VII make an as
sortmen which for variey aEdqualit cannot b
Aching Ageat fer the manufacturer he IS enabled TO offer
description Of Paper The lowest possible prIce either
strong Inducements purchasers throughout the cniied
Ststes visit this market.
Paper Makers supplied with Rags. Bleaching Powder.
F-l,ug Wire Cloth. Alum OIL Of Virol &c. &c. on beT
al terms nyl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
WATER-cURE ESTABLISHMENT.

EEREwoRKS PIREWoRRs mir. EDGE respect,
fully informs the public That his arrangements ths
the scale attempted ia this
sogntry lie Il fully Prepared furnish ci,ieS Towns
tubc Gaftecs heatrs Pafties ith Pyotschn:c Dis
plays varying price from g; $500 comprising le ic
brilliant and var!ssa,e4 fines AID appropriate desSs h
VIII also add his display this four e'' tGior
never before exhibited tia public rich CaImae Royal
Purple. Maroon and Mage BIus. unknown 10 9eT ~
rotechnlst r. No AGENTS. ISAAC EDGE, Ir
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