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THE TRIBUNE.
From the y. o. Delta of the 18th.
Latest FROM tho Army-Depnrrure OF Troops
for Cnmsruo.

The steamship NewYork Capt Phillips, arrived
yesterday. She Il Brazos ST Iazo the Ilh, and Cal
weston on the BIB Inst. In the Texas papers when We
have received by the New York. there not an itenl
We have converted with gentleman, Greet rom
hatsmoros who came passenger IN the New ioik ne
informs that the U. s. fh and 7th regiments eSuAI1
left their quarters Matarnoros FOR Camargo IN runs
ports the 5th inst and that the jackson Regiment
Col. MARKS and the Washington Regiment. Co nsI.On'
left Brown by like conveyance on the o'h anu 9th
The Picayune of the 10th has the following acdi-
tioua particulars. by the same arrival:
Hesides the Aid and the Big Hatchee tho Troy
arrived at Matamo,os and the papers expected general
move before long Verbal accounts represent that there
are ten boats at Mataoros and that the army moving
az fast Az il Is possible dispatch the troops the river
The general health Of the army Is represented as
good OF dysen,ery and camp fever alone &C.
curing.
Suspended the for the Of the ferry boats
the rebound rope being cleared from the keel OF
tho boat great break on the large post 10
hch It attached the East bank Of the river and
which 10 Its fall struck down Lieut. Sculy of Capt keene
company, OF the Jackson Regiment OF Volunteers, and
Corporal J. J. MervD, East Rapdes Volunteers oil the
same Regiment. who duty at the ferry. Lieut.
scuy although severely bruised the left arm and ALB
Gotnen doing well but Corporal Nevin fell TO rise no
ro-e. being killed Instantly.
Mr. Nervin native OF Dublin. he was
burned with the donors OF war In the Catholic burial
ground OF Mstamoroa.
The name of the Republic Of the Rio GrGnde publish
cd IN MatsmoroP, has boon changed TO The American
Flag
Among the passengers by the NewY ork were
Ool Mc tntosh and son, Lieut. Bibb Lieut. Power and
Lieut. Lave. Twenty discharged soldiers also came
over ON her Col. Mcintosh has recovered 10 great
measure from his wounds.
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CITY Items. . Fanny. Jul, u

HoRngp IN THE SrREgr.-A gentleman BY the
name Of John Ross while standing the yes:e:asy
was roueed al gold Lever watch and nineteen sovereisus
GRAND LAKcxNY.--A person named Thomas
ADDISON was arrested yesterday on charge OF stealing
Spid lever watch from Mary IeuesSS.
ANOTHER WATCH SToLyS-Henry Carlow was
srr,s,ea ,ns uorunS on charge stealing watch be-
!olsing 10 Jacob Ecket-
TREyr OF SlLvER WHARF.-THE front basement
Of house No ISIS Desncey-s occupied by fhne&s ehhe
entered las, evening ana quantity OF silver ware
stolen theretrom.
ANorRER GRAND LARcESY.-Two mea VINO
gave their Richard johnson and John browa,
arrested this morning charge OF steSlinS 10
Vests from the store OF Mr.. John Mckinley OF No. o.
Sowery,
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THE PILE-.-A cure for BE secured DIR. Up
nau. IierrzI Rrr<dJ for he -ure Of Pies Ik ptge'
,c5s F.< ELee4ary irs-oIet by Or. A Upham, disn-
sui.hed poycIs1 Of New YORK ciy Is 51 OILY really suc-
remedy for lSsi Af com pslnt
ID Pies .yer offered 10 ih- American public
Tn- Ei-cta2ry cOcslns IE<Ta! HaftsinE no s'Se''
CoOe5n;a Caabogs oth-r powerful aud rdssng pif9s
No fear OF taxing cold while under IL ibe troce 60
change necessary II taken according so difet'h''
q errs for !ifs g.arGnt:-d -.
Proyn-t0rs or.cs ls6 5overy. SOLD ~noess!e 80 "
Pre-. 81. y -
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Religious items.

NV School communication the min
utes o. the ate TreunAl meeting just published So
pears number Of mnisteFs ~ Ia'' oFsrcn
OF the Presbyterian Church n The LATED States Is Ie4
Hcept,se. 2is Candidates $50. CHURCHES 22s! conmuni-
cant. l.tI4 Admitted iqrirg tie pA.t year oy pro-
f...on 1888 by letter 513l Funds c9n'rtnute Tor DO
,a.fic missions $50 35c foreign do S5l-l9 Education
S5 se Tor Theological Seullnsres S-0uoi, Tor various
other benevo-nt objects Stll,'s1.
CrYLoS MI.sIoS-A Missionary Of the Amer
can Board IN recent Letter says Tie choe!l g sti
raging IN places around Is and carrying on many inc
people in :helr iel7 Z hsr Idols. but get 40 bs2
They shut themselves up IN their compounds 20 keep out
the evil spirits but the pes;ience rsges sal l. IS not IN
common Tor ,he leaders Tie ceremonies performed 10
.s-Se The :nyer Of The evil SPIRITS -he
uits, of their work. The only medicine gwen Is little
sacred the temple Ant taa taey are 0l'eh
Is 20 die alone and. they are ceA they are
barred lte ceremony as We should bury Cog
RIPLEY PRgsgyrERY, OHIo-This body declin-
81 sending DELEGATE 20 ne New school General Assem-
NV OF accour: H. relations e slavery s't 81 meet
INK convened Ripley since tue nee;as OF the Assembly
i; dpds no cause change - policy That Presoy;eiy
os,ec,. 70 ;he Assembly, ths: while their Cones-on Of
F.ta clearly condemns >aveheiting, taey ce-iinze %
tolerate Slsvehocn. ministers ant members and sse
=, order 10 secu-- unity in me Church. Tra; has t
stricken down. sud me Assemble has attempted 70 serve God
ana rnamuou. The Presoyte-y, being unwilling II any
sa sanction slavery 7efolyet 10 consult WIN $50.
Prs5yries on me p1op-iety Of forming 81 Aai-sAvery
Presbyterian Church.
Gr1x,sroy y. q THEOLOGICAL SEMISARr.-
The Cou1uenceea; OF tbs Institution COX Place on me
5,A inst, The graduating class numbered ne steE
-. ~ 80 Law closed address before the RheicF-
c.I Soce,y Nv Rev william 1 steafns Of Cs-orige-
Ho-- Nx.. HIS SUBJECT lie American PElPi.-!is
/ ends. is means, and Is no;iTes-
/ r Pev NJ. MoFrArT. Missionary In Africa
SAY. he Is putting The Pilgrims P-osress 1to he seshsasa
srb and remark, II Goes not AVet LIS 'aH- -01sa
I ana ,hro@St. shall D mistaken
| ~ The Park 81 Church. Boston. have iuyited
psr rh,-I., Wsd.<orth q Troy. y y 70 settle with
! mem Is ss.lesgue Pss;or viii ss-T ply. AIKEN
e ge Learn FROM ne BsIiiHoIs Correspondence
of iae Ptad Nora American 81 10y morning sns'
eoe. csps Kicker nov pouns. shs 90 me Point
t. -l.s - nv u. permits for snc!ry hsir bag
s.gc and ana 60: INTO Eenei.l 7Es. o' .s .ps-.
80 ~,,,,i,- ssrn other terribly. Tney Took ful
he sup tos me- us rs; ssoy
among tt passengers and fu.y .ns &C
grants i'm he .therl.ad The Police rsrs .s.; fo.
col. ho-e--r wi,aoui being compelled % Pu1 sorns oil
he SSssas.s lahore,
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patcilt tflcoirines.
xSrRiTWhIl.,s ONLY TRUE AND ORIGINAL
w OpODELpOC. recommended BY Prot Mitchell, Of

1STBITukLI,s ONLY TRUE AND ORIGINAL
w OpOOELDOC, recommended by Prok Michel, OIL
t;-wYorE
Cranp Rheumatism, Sd.ess OF NrcE and Joiul', 6urns'
sp,cr,L CArrfoN-The public are sarn.sly requested
heir guard Hs4ust imitsons ,nd coup'-Hri' oil
crayor To pain for n" genuine Toe-e irnlth-
posed OF materials euur'y u.el-s, ard otrn
Qpod-ld.c The orisns Article the ingredients oil which
IL eompo,.d recommended by Prot MITCHELL OF ~
l. NJ other Opoiecoc Gao possibly resemble II In my,
ding except nrt Appearance Therefore, beware and
avoid lhem, Ealue 'onr life aud iimbs
B. purchase lhsi every bottle has the sRrsr
ture Of P. wnsc the outside wrappef Zone o'h1r
Csr,,Sc.te nom Inc Hon S,u-l L. Mitchell, NJ D. L. d.
ID to Mr.. John P. Wh;~ol-
sr-The rec-ipt contau-d il your letter for compost
ruoer OF good ingredients fbe articles enumerated Sfe
al useful ones ,, -s,. A.,
freely for -1,-rna accidents for n!nt 1t must he an az
c-l.nt hing you srd tooc " no IEay use II, sue
ee'' I'' e0N'0'' WIN SAMUEL L. MITCHELL.
Price . ces,,s bo;Ile-s2 per dozen.
WHITWELL's Aromatic Saud for Headache and Ca
~ Si,,Cts torn Dr g-n ,ys.cIbou,s. m-mnsr Of
Franr sad a, Prof..or .. Theory AID Prscc- Of Pny.c
Harvard Ualversiy II Cambridge, Sccompsnie. eaen
a. Prize = ard 20 cents per 5ou-.
Sold q \ by RaIhon CO. Sands Co. Aipln-
wall Lawrence Ks- sh -fr Ia, md o:Aers; Srook!Jnr
Dave. N-Nars. r R T. whi-ms lg'a Wss1
WHITES RED CUnDIAL-For III. cure OF
~ DlaTrlEa, GGpiDg PalDs hea1- he, 4c-This iH-d-
cine recommended 10 1se medical faculty nat paI-u AZ
being utefll 10 al siiened with sp1s=s pam, or
.c!dl.y Of tce stomach aud bo~-L IL has long b-en
foucs VI he bes " medicines Tor n, cure OF
eIA-rhox dssen-ry. cLohc, cholera Iaocbus, yonInk
heartburn, and ESQ frr s1.-r- uouIny paas 10
aniscid suodyue o! surpassed ~hii1
for dirltc deub-tru-lt IL toucc very Vs!Iao!c
Prepared by The subscriber, " TO - soi- pio2r-.r
Hud.on. \. Y. 1916 ID n " huI T.
Th- following from The Rev. DR. Waterbury 81 had'on,
among lhs ueny tesoua thai tie proprietor las To
celved -, 49,. n, ylybt,-,.
Cordial al ds-r-ui gtui-s prepared by H. h white or
..v-ra OF he In-aoued above ssIe pleasure 10
r-coar .rdns my -ccs "a NE MO-. ,aIs &c ,5o
Y Eai cs-d ) D. VA "a
HUDSON, asy 2iib lSi1. 49,, 900
Por 81 ,s per bottle by John Mfhs1 lG3 BROADWAY
Rn,h,pu Co iO And 300 Sroedwsy and 10 Asa'f ~
James a.pin~ AL &C WiiisIaiti DrInc w P9J, az
row src 80 B-nsdw TX A Ieszin 2il opsG - "
4 Brx haIn isI Sroadws ~, corner OraaesL' 11IHs
io- ~ Tnfi- avenue cor. Twenty e. u -,
~ John-ri Dzni- 8 Tuck-r $50 Grand heer
A g. = D saudi. 100 Futon, ccf Ninsn Daslu 'Hros
Co. n East Ero&cw-y, cOrber Mare : 'ones, %
Eoa..9u corner McDOugsl: Geo o. Cum Sli Si--eEe,
corner C1dsloph=r. a. ~noleza4e y fII2 ~
ca fO7 gls.-r Gear .IlsL SrnoEiyr-J orV.-1 1LIr
coru-r Cl,L.Ju.t Poxee p.ie-fiasy oaftes M.!h-it
r-I; - R1..-f. aoi- Ao.ny-G=Orse Dsxi-r,7' STAT
81 ert Apot,-rsrei Hall Slst- aoc T.H'E acc -
Fro.nihs nam Broad way, and De!e'sa 1o2' Al"i
/ Na.-'s& Va Scna-ck =
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,;kNCY FOk VAUGHNs Cdnlon Han,

GkNCY FOX vAUGHs's, , sss' CLIFTON Hal,
Adpae MlIafs l,4 s,'s ey %ssss o ooog,
only ses s .les o. al0ss s SSs
s4s sss5 ..Ss sa s
70 e..osn D1P sS asae ,csay 70 otw.a 70
ss9 Sss e Dc Un: s:e o.
cures DroPsy, SsIs pails wesknsss Of tho
.ansy. ...sss o. Lans e0s.asaSn ~ 1 u e,
sc-o1la ss.s ps Questioned doaSted and N
ssr 90 he tss se hDety 70 ass 'Se nae Of ss
cis ei.1 olry Of d2 Szssans. who VIII siAs whsf 60
RV ~ .rrcl uals medicine Ia dropsJ ard gravel
r p. Of s .s.ens WI ,sos sss u
e - 90 sosre Tia singular efec, produced by be ase o.
~ .It.c.s-ils certainly 10 relieving all csses and
tnx ure In Twelve In explained 10 ;be pampaet wnsn
A. lS2 Nsseau opposits Cltntoa Hall Only AgS1ey y N
ciy Pnsa u q % aefsis, o., 70 % 60 S4gSs HS%Sa
deslES
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~ SANS sDUCI HOTEL, Bslsion spa, ". y,
Tor N. RECEPTION olvl,itor. on The ION


~ dsy OF june SlL
From liberal patronage received last season. the
prop h.eG Induced make eHt-Ds'e improve.
u-pt, both Internally and externally, by the addition OF
new furniture and extensive walks aud play grounds
This Hotel. bong hut Inias from Srrogs Springs, TO
and from which place frequent daily cormunicaoni Is had
y Railroad ard but3 mi-s from Saratoga Lsse, here
the OF ard h,hing TACK may a. Nil tnes be bad
.rf i've rliles from " hc phur Spriug, TO which
placer Ia hd Ivy carriage ard se>hos renders
location that IL mol surpassed by my IKE esisosn
me in the country.
Congress- Pavilion and Iodine Wster fresh foui The
Fountain will b- furnished daily ysEE 70 Nil H. se'is OF
the Hotel.
The subscriber homes from the bersly OF his charges
and hs pet attention. to make this doie pieasan
ard desirable for families and all other g--t.
iy7 Imeod F. w. HUXFORD.
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EuR sALE-A Rockswsy Carriage siia tcfes sea- +,
r II he. besn bu: yety nti,e used aud - % soa lo
r.n b. secr a, Asssery Stables, % Trinity ~
heKlL
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poaRn ON THE HuDsoN YoNKERs.


TA-. SUSSCKI3 EK having recently ahded io1r new
E:s his houss nj Yont.rs, can accommodate
So more bosoeers FOR tho Summer months, The
house us-d upon the bank of n- river The rocus are
commojious sni pleasant fronting Upon The nver ard are
newly flrash-d. Gentlemen III business in New-rork
would dd ,is convenient board NJ p.sc. In Summer
thy can sl-ays reach SrwYork In tho morrng Ia time
their business and can leave NJ Z NJ in the Monn.ih
ear and r-sch Ypns.rs ny l-w minutes alter NJ
YaGE.r. LAW % 1915 jy2l ~ JOHN HAsHFORD
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besuufu! Room Tor gentleman and
- wife aud few others for TRANSIENT bosries may he
had 81 Mr1 SwAIs. IS MurrsysL between Broadway and
slesmbos! Landings. North River. mJis Sm
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Crops In Wisconsin,.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

wArxSvrLLx, waukesha Co. w, T. July s. as.
The country is looking admirably. Harvesting
viii commence in about ten days. The crop Of
Wheatw will be immense. unless change OF weather
ssoula greatly affec, it. l judge the amount will
double tia, of las, year Farmers are much dis
Soa'aeed at the depression OF the markets, anG IN
less Wheat can ne, Them 56t cents on the Lake
SCORE they will direct their attention 10 other Grain
90 Sae land Is overlooking with new corners. II Is
onhealt to mad Govesnmen, land now withou; run
mug week in selecting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-25

bOARDIHG AT 81 CoRrLANp-ST.
q FEW GENTLEMEN can now be accommodated WIN
"a ard and separate apartments Aso, acc 'mioi aiion
for eran and hs wife with paror and bedroom sd-
Joining nnd ire OF q Pisro. References reGurei.
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,ut n ID vt A.to,ia-THu rooms GU ,he rrsI iJor and
ID ,ou. on h- third vacant sat 10 -i " IN bosrd
In h. house orm.ty occupied 6J M Giant Thorourn ,f'
r ius large DIVE garden oG sunswick Terrace AZ
.ofi.. L |. Apply OF The preniis-t J,-l Nv
DUARDING-P-rmaner and uausienI-Mf. Duu!ap'
- s,e OF M D-y-sL) prepared 10 accommodate lam
lie. and indvitus!. 95 Msrcer-.L cerr Broad~rY,
Cfand and Cana.t with pleasant room, and good board
mr. s-nn.hls lEtE "
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Datent Mehieints.
Optional EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC ELrIp.

R.yNGi1g ~ eAgsoroiuSrs -o~-rs OF
ruvrsTIFrs GALVaNlC RINGS, BELTS SRACE-
= LETS, BANDS,
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MES ANGELINA BROWN

DEGS leave inform her friends, former boa.ders and
ID ue public generally, tlsI Sc. BIAS opened large SUD
9 rlrnodious BOARDING HOUSE, No. SoI BrcaiwEy-
Pern.nru bosders by the day week or monih
csr he accommodated with sage rooms bedroom rEd
u.rlor, attached This house contains ;han 20 rooEs
/, ,uppli.d h cold and baths. snd every other
corvni-uce 10 u.Ie u quiet and comfortable hor-. AZ
IN, good qualities q! Der table snd h- general .nsse
r. OF her house references, required sound,ni
a,i AZ b.-d tyI5H
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s,tuatiors, &t. Uantso.

RESPECTABLE YoGcg " oursc = snt1g si;ua'
"A rCr :. chsnS---st src sesE,s-ss Cccersxf 6s Ps1
coo sir washing ircrins tsaing care o. chdrec-
s- az come o Phi sd-ipiis can gis- sccd -
her .,oe-Jycsn co say sfDc CT trey neec
work and - iiiEg 10 20 small dlsiencs IN zoe
coc-;ry Please cal :. IS ccruer OF Fourth Anc ssrTo~
ais jyal p
IAkNTnD-A situation ~ n rnid5le sEec i-u.!- as
w boas- ero-r fc- 1-ira'e :ay, s;as- ce1 rsu or
nurse IT tie See objection L. 90 10 L. cccr-
or Europe Wiz ;-cliy i perfectly sc
-lsnisd III sewing. She give excsle1i references
ter hzra-ie SID cspsby. Can NJ s-eu a.. n- S-ek or
sc.-a.r l-te- O IS C>ni-.t - Nrs Jscs.oD. IVA q
~ Ant CD-> ,itcN.I'c Cay svy=fEess of l-seh-f.
w Lazy Who I'd seg- 4 vea.s experience IN
irs;rcIisg youDg st-u AID hrins ample CRY -sa-
Ter esoscyv and G1;r-mrrIs line - MIS-
Z . ". -!s vi! D. P-Jucty si,eCG d 10 S.+IW
NtJANT.D-5y respectable GT, = s:tasu q 10 DO
w cnsoeork and waiting. 10 tsse care OF cnidIen-
Good City re-Srnc- No objection ~ doing hoose
IN Small fau1iiy. ApP!y al CO AepoosssI n.se-
-1-ri. jys' y
OsT-yc,;erd.y afternoon. IL go!ug 'rom the corner
IL OF Alien and Sruome u The corner OF Alien sad
STATION A-n-s; iss suppo.edl isty's net purse
CONTAINING % hill OF lie Leather Msaufsur-rs Sax
OF his City and Sl IN small hi,s Tia same he
!cugtug sruf.ly unsol- 10 o.e L. being uorry
saved Tor length of Tins 10 meet a. e'Pec 81 ard 'nayc,d-
able demand. Th- Under viii he tSers!!y rewarded ny
leaving ,s-1- Al No 10 5urIirs-.hP- j.2t2
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WONDERFUL SrEEp.-The magnificent steam r
1pre made the passage last from Chicago 10 Buff
Ao u ~ hours and IS minutes. Toe actual rununs time
aiss says, ~ '---
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a. BROADWAY HOTEL, 305 Broadway, ~
re- sday By j. r WIL.oS-T6avoiers and ciuzena 90,
~ l-r.alurd moderate terms. The house 10 new soc
commoanus sud the location the Stsam
boats and ~ joins the Hailroad Depot veg IN
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02
Deatbs

In Brimfeld, on tho 10Th ult., Mr.. TERAH
BENNETT, aged rs years.
In Windham. on the 2Sth ult., Mr.. JAMES
EARL, in the fortieth year of his age.
While for many months previous to his death
painful and wasting Consumption was prostrat.
ing his mortal system. his spirit supported by d-
vine grace, calmly looked upon the scene, and
wished the hours short that would give ''beings
one in nature one abode" lie was a devoted
member of the M. E. Church, and died as the
Christian dies. The church and community
have sustained severe loss. But faithful and
devoted wife is bereft Of all her joy. Three or,
phaned children are too young to be sensible of
their loss. While they and large circle of rel.
atives have the s. mpathies of all, they are COM
mended to Him who is touched with tho feelings
of their infrmities. CON-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02

GTThe enormous amount of 5000 lives per
year are saved by the use of Vaughn's Medicine.
We have this from the agents, who say such is
the fact from testimony received at the principal
depots in the United States, at Buffalo. N. Y.
Statements of salvs, or ointment, or something
of the kind, got up BY. we forget who, at some
place which we read of fsomewhere, pretends to
speak of 10000 cures per year. Oh credulity
where is thy blush! vaughn's medicine has
probably for years, cured more every year than all
other articles now sold put together and we think
the above five thousand a round nnmber. How
ever, tits the best curative agent ever introduced
TO the world, and if any thing cures, this must.
Call and buy as per advertisement in our col>
umns-get pamphlet and read.
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SIleriff,s Sale.

TN obedience to the command of a writ Of
Il al. Vendi. Ex. to me directed and deliver
ed from the court of common Pleas of Port-
age county, Ohio, shall expose to sale at
public vendue at the court house in the town
of Ravenna
On Monday the 2sth day of December nezs,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenement to wit:
"The following described tract or lot of
land, situate in the township of Hiram in the
county of Portage and Stale of Ohio or wills
age lot No. 81 in Harrison and is bounded as
follows, Said premises may be known as
subdivision No. twenty seven, being part of
lot No. two in said Hiram which subdivision
was made by Orrin Harmon IN the month of
November in the year one Thousand eight
hundred and 'hirty-three supposed to contain
one acre and twenty seven Thousand eight
Hundred and t@snty five Thousandths of an
acre.
Taken in Execution as the property of
Warren Henry at the suit of Lucius Fitch.
Land. Appraised at $1O5,O0. -
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Portage Co.
November 9th, 1846. 4w78,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02
SheriG's Sale

Sheriff's Sale.
TN obedience to the command of a writ of
l. Plu. Vendi. Ex. to me directed and de-
ivered from the court of common Pleas of
Portage County, Ohio, shall expose to sale
at public vendue at the cour, house in the
town Of Ravenna
On Monday the 28tk day of December neat.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. M, of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
"Situate il the township of Franklin
county OF Portage and State of Ohio and ID
bounded as follows, that is to say, beginning
on the north Bank of Cuyahoga River ON
the west line of lots number fifty seven and
seventy, thence north degrees west 28 chains
thence east Degrees north nine chains and
thirty four links thence south Degrees east
twenty-five chains and fifty links to the said
River, thence westwardly along the bank Of
the River to the place of beginning, contain
ne twenty five acres of land"
Taken in execution as the property of Ben.
amin F. Hopkins at the suit of Henry Wet
more 4. ais.
Lands appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co..
November 24th, 1916. 4w78.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02
Sheriff S Sale.

Sheriff'S IS Sale.
I'm obedience to the command of writ
il of Plu. Vendi. Elk. to me directed
and delivered from the court of common
Pleas of Portage county, Ohio, shall ex-
pose to sale at public vendue at the Court
house in the town of Ravenna
On Monday the 2sth day Of December neat,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
four o'clock, P. M. of said day the following
described lands and tenements to wit:
"Situate in the township Of Hiram in the
county of Portage and State of Ohio and is
known by being Lot No. 81 in the village Of
Harrison agreeable to survey made by Rus
sell A. Ashman, Dep. County Surveyor in
the month of July 1886, Recorded in Portage
County Recordsa Book q pages "a, 95, s6.'
Taken in Execution as the property of Eli
fsha Garrett g. ais. at the suit of Reuben
Mcmillan g. ais.
Lands Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Portage Co.
November cath. 1916. 4w7a.