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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-30
SUIAS GIInEI''.S ESTATE.
STATE OF VLi,.NC-N l.
Oct. 25, ls.7.


Alta Probate Court holden ut the PROBATE
Office, in Danville, in said district, on the
2Sth day of October, A. ID. 1877
ISAAC DENlSON. Administrator of the
Il Estate of Sius Gilkey, late of Burke, in
said district, deceased, presents to the Court
here his petition in writing, setting forth the
amount of debts due from said deceased, of
the charges of administration, and Of the val
tie Of the personal estate. representing that
the personal estate is insufficient 10 pay said
debts and charges, and praying the Court
here to grant him license to sell the whole of
the real estate oftho said deceased, for the
purpose of discharging said debts and charg
cs-Whercupon it is ordered by the Court
here that said application he heard and de-
cided at Probate Court to be holden at the
Probate Office in Danville aforesaid, on the
18th day of November, a. d. 1917, AT Que
o'clock in the afternoon; and that said Adj
minisIrator cause all persons interested TO he
notified of said application, aud of the time
and place of hearing, by publishing copy of
this order !hree weeks successfully in the
Caledonian,a newspaper printed at st. Johns
bury, in said district, all Of which publica-
tions shall be previous to the time of hearing.
Attest, CHARLES 5. DANA,
535w3l Judge.
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II iii L G A l. IL I'D d N L A N.

0CF@The Fashion reports that the beautiful
hacienda of Santa Anna, near Cerro Gordo,
has been burnt by Capt Lewis ofrhe mount
ed Louisiana Volunteers.
1t is also said that General Scott gave Santa
Annals wife saie escort from the city of
Mexico.
FLORIDA ELECTION. The Floridan Qoco)
Of the 10Th inst. says;---
"Compete returns from all the Counties
in the State have not been received, but we
have heard from enough to satisfy us that
both branches Of the Legislature will be
Wing by decided majority"
This secures n Wing Senator from the new
State. We learn by Telegraph, that the
Wing minority in the Senate is 5.
DEATH OF JUDGE Adds. We regret TO
learn that the Hon. Asa Adds, ofSt. Adams,
formerly ChiefJusticc of the State, died at an
advanced age, on Saturday the 9Th inst.
Thanksgiving in New Hampshire, N.
York, Missouri, Massachusetts, Connecticut
and Maine, on the 25th November
0F7Tho Union says that no official de-
spalches had been received from Gen Scott
! since 4lu OF June.
0F@KendalI, ofthe Pcayune writing from
Mexico, speaks in very strong terms against
the course Oft the Administration in reference
to the war; and states, in very direct terms,
that Jribay has been resorted to by the Ad-
lninisrouon, IN hopes, by that means, to
conquer pence.
CoNsIsTENcY. The Loco Foco papers
ana orators talk about the Wings being in ia
vor Of the MeAicans, a2d yet it is the Wings
who are opposed to having any hing to do
with them, aud the Loco Focos who are for
anneXng them as ciliZcu5 10 the Uai,ed
States.
REV. CHARLES WESLEY. The London
Record states that the grandson of the poet
ofMethodism has been appointed by the
Queen one of the chaplains in ordinary to her
Mnjesty
A lady in Troy, n. Y, who had been given
up by her physicians, sends us the following:
Troy, May 10, 1876.
MIR Fowle:--In October last, took violent
cold, which settled on my lungs and produced
: hacking cough, accompanied with nigh
sweuts, which reduced me very low. few
days after was taken, employed one rof GU
, best physicians, but received no help; l triet
another but with no better success, and finally
II third, still growing worse all the while. A
iris stage Of the disease l was reduced so low
, as i, - unable to turn myself in bed, or sit VI
while my SNd was made; My physicians final
" gave me VI; and said that had the con
sumption, and thai there was no help Tor me
My friends advised me t. t'H Nlstar Dalsah
, of Wild Cherry, but the Doctu.s 'olectcu, sal'
: it would only hurry me out of the wCrI'j II
nally procured bottle, and by using three
, bottles | was restored TO perfect health.
MRS. SARAH LAWSON.
For sale by J. G. Bingham, st. Johnsbury
5 aud dealers in medicine generally.
The genuine signed |. Butts on the wrapper
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Cows for Sale.
DTTE'S PREMIUM COOKING
81 SSeV

VgHHE subscriber has opr.,ed stove Depot
bury Plain, where he keeps constantly for sale
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Zine NeaV Tees !
At New York Prices.

TENIIE subscribers having been appointed II
n rents of the NEW YoRK PEKIN TEA CoM'
rANV, for the sale of their Tens in Caledonia
County, give notice that we have ustreceiVed
the kinds mentioned bclow-at the prices nt-
tachcd. .U -
The we'll known reputation of this company
and their superior facilities for importing Teas
from the Celestial Empire, afford a guarantee
that the purchaser will obtain better q"Hity
of Teas for the price than at any other estab-
lishment in the United States, Our arrange
ment with the company is such that we are
enabled to sell at the same prices at which
they are sold at their extensive Ware Rooms
in New York. And in every case where these
Teas do not give satisfaction, we are author
lied to take them back and refund the money.
The Teas are done up in / pound, pound
and 1 pound packages-the first. or inside
wrapper is lead, the I'd wrapper is water proof
paper, and the Sd, or outside wrapper is Chi
nese rico paper. The company sell none but
good Teas, done up in this superior manner,
and grown in the most Injurious districts in
China. Persons residing at u distance cap
order any quantity by stage or otherwise.
Young Hyson, sweet cargo No2, 80
do do do do No. 3, 62d
do do fine cargo, No. 4, 20
DO do silver leaf, 100
Oolony--a rich black Tea, 90
! COLONY, plantation growth, 10
| Howquas mixture, rich and highly fla
vored Tea, 10
The following are selected from among ma
ny notices of these Teas by The New York
Press
awe have tiled the Teas imported by the
Pckin Tea company, n. Y. They are selling
the most delicious teas we ever drank Eve
ming Post.
1.-THE finest specimens of green and black
( teas ever sold in this country, are imported by
! the Pekin Tea company. Those who want
good teas at reasonable prices can always get
them the re.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Pekin Tea company have imported in
to this market some hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the finest grades of green and black
Teas grown in the Celestial Empire, done up
in all the various fancy packages that chinese
ingenuity can invent. 1t lisa privilege to buy
teas at this great establishment, and luxury
and a comfort to drink them. Good teas can
always be Obtained of them on reasonable
tcrms-New York Courier and Enquirer.
f. JEWETT Il co
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. 1Si7.
N b. At all times will be found at our cs-
Enlistment the best assortment of Goods to
be found in this part Of the State.
535tf L. La co.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

WILL be sold at public auction, on the
w premises, on the Sth day of November
next, at o'clock, P. NJ, the undivided half
of the Skinner Farm, so called, situated in
the south part of Kirby, il being parts of Lots
No. IL and lS, and part Of the Estate of AL
mon Burroughs, late of Kirby, deceased.
Said farm contains I4j acres, with n good
barn thereon, is well wotered and fenced, and
has about 90 acres cleared and seeded to grass
which is divided into moving and pasturng.
SETH BURROUGHS, 1,dr,ir;.,ro..,
RUBY b. BURROUGHS, .
n. b. The whole of the above farm may
- sold if any one wishes to purchase, and a
fan, cI."dit given if required. -
'U' SETH BURIEOU CHS.
81 a. ,rtz 53jw2
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NgA IA aAas ~. GIG Sa

In Litteton, N. II. Oct 10, by kGv. Mr. Car
penter, Mr. III DwGGHr CUrLER, of Yves NV
err, Vt. to Miss LAURA A. EGGLEsroN, OF L.
Teton, n. III.
In Columbus, Ohio, Oct IL by Rev Mr.
Hitchcock, William +. Ide, NJ ID of Cincin-
matt, to Miss Harriet L, Jcwctt, of the former
city.
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z ITERATION. This certifes that have
e. given my son, Halsey R. Fisher, his
time, with liberty to transact any business for
himself from this date. shall claim none Of
his earnings nor pay any debts OF his con
tracing. WIN. FISHER, JR.
Kirby. Oct 81. 1S47 535w3E
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DDAPG8Ga

In Danvile, Oct 10, of dropsy, Elihu I'M
derwood, Esq. aged GO.
At West Derby, Oct II, Mr. Calvin Arnold,
aged 70.
At McIndoes Falls, Oct. 90, of whooping
cough, LOIS X, daughter Of Calvin and Sa-
rah Dewey, aged year and months.
In Groton, Oct Is, MIR FLAvEL BAILEY, ag-
cd n
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The Markets.
Brighton market not received.

Brighton market not received.
BOSTON MARKET-Oct 81.
BEEF-Extru mess, 10 90 a 00,00; Mess II
30 1900; No. /, $50 1000; prime, city,
$50 . co. navy EI0 90 u 10 so.
PORK-Extra clear ] 8 90 90 00;clear Is 90
a IL so, mess IS 90 Is 50;primc l2 80 a 10 90.
LARD-Boston log I21, south IL west l0h
a 1874
BUTTER-store 13 1s, shipping Ia a Il,
family % %.
CHEESE--new milk 8, four meal a 6;
shipping 6 a 2.
FLOUR-IIoward street 662 6,75; Ohio,
81 a 90; Western canal, 90 Il IL.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 81, flat 50 50,
white rs n 70.
OATS-southern,' 90 90; northern, SO a "a.
NS-White, ,12 %.
WOOL-There is good demand for dc
mestic fleece at quoted prices,
Saxony hecces, 10 30
American full blood, 40 40
do half do 50 a 30
Common breed % 30
Lamb $, superfne, 33 80
do lst quality, 2S 30
do ~ quality, 10 20
do Sd qcslity, ii 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26
E36,920,l20
esS.92o,l20

AMERICAN Mission TO JAPAN.-Commodo Biddle
brother OF the manager Of the United States Bank) n
irga,e captain Pauding arrived at the entrance
OF the bay Of Yeddo the goth Of July. They were,
soon after their arrival surrounded by 400 800 small
boats, containing from 1--WE to twenty each. These
boats were not rowea at ALL but worked by SOUL absf
andthe people in them were generally unarmed They
were apparently the greater number of them, private
boats pressed for tho occasion in Office came
board the Vincennes Ipnd ploced stick with SYM
Dol OF the head the ship and another aba but as
soon as tho captain understood that this ceremony i'm
Piled taking possession oe vessel he ordered his
to take them down. to which no objection was made The
Japanese at rs tried even TO prevent communication be-
tween the two ships, and when Capt PauldinG went
board his commodore the triple line of boats round the
latter made no aemptto move; but on ordering his
to cut the connecting lines no opposition was made.
Some Of the better Japanese sword and only
short one Of which the first double demanded These
were evidently the principal ornament and mark OF rank
Chinese and superior to them in most respects No per-
son went ashore from the two ships though these
zen aays anchor public despatch was sent of by the
american commodore (acting as envoy to the Court at
Yeddo, distant some leagues, and written reply
received in seven days, stating that trade
their departure, the two ships allowed themselves
to be towed out by the whole aeet Of boats,
great order. The Interpretation was carried on by
japanese, who understood Dutch very well The Man.
when out Of sight Of their followers deossa TO be so
cisble and communicative, making exchanges of
small presents as fans, SC They appeared surprisingly
Of the Oregon question The Dutch In fact obliged
to keep them supplied with all kinds of information at
the trading port OF Nangssabi Subsequent to the depaI-
ture of the Americans the Bey Of Yeddo, 1t said,
visited by Admiral Cece In the French frigse Kleopa
tire, accompanied by two corvees II Is asserted that
dispute took place and that the French left in high
dudgson but Of their ships have yet arrived from
the NORTH and therefore the information cannot be relied
upon.
Lieuensnt-C Sir Gsspard le Marchsnt will sue
coed the Hon. Frederick Bruce Lieutenant Governor
Of Newfoundland Sir Gaspsrd Is at present in conf
| mnnd Of the s5th Light Infantry at Limerick.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT.
rrop ietors' capitalE II, $50 900 Government Seen
Rest. ........,.. 3Ai7,l06 rites (includng
rube deposits lin Dead Weight An
eluding Erehe-. nuity)... .El2.8Tl7e
quer, Savings Bks Other securities 1864 sos
Commissioner Of Notes ..'. s8i3S75
National debt, and Gold 4 aver coin 62,G6I
Dividend accsw). 1894, 3lI
Other deposits. -. 1896 liz
Seven day and other
bills. ......... ssa 52s
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TIE L & a r APHIC
AND BY
O. u q 7 A Z ESHR 1SS
FROM
BoeT ON.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP HIBERNIA
AT BOSTON.
FOUR WEEKS LATER
E ROM EU ROPE.
IMPORTATION OF SPECIE.

Highly Interesting Commercial Intelligence.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22
Sherlf,s Sale.

DY virtue of a writ of Vendi. Elk. to me d.
ID rected and delivered from The Court oi
Common Pleas of Portage County, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at pub lc vendue at the
Court house in the town Of Rayenna
On Monday the 2lth dayef January nert,
between the hours OF ten o'clock, a. NJ. and
four o clock, P. NJ. of said day the following
described lands and tenemen's, TO VII:
SITUATE in the township of Ravenna in the
County Of Portage aud State of Ohio and
is known by being par: oeiot number sixty
six 1861 in the South division Of lots in ,he
town of Ravenna Aforesaid. and bounded As
follows, to wit: on the East by land owned
by Benjam Tsppan, South by the South
line of said lot, west by line continued
from the east line Of the common of the
town plat of Ravenna to the lot line of said
lot No. sixty>six, and to extend SO far
North between said Tappan's land en- the
East and the line of said common on the
West, shat line drawn from said Tappan's s
land west to the line of said common and
parellel with the south line OF said lot will
include thirty acres of land"
Taken on a deere wherein the Ohio Life
Insurance and Trust Company was Com
plainant and Eras.us Lyman & ais. were
Respondents.
Appraised at $lsSo.o0.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
December 22d, l347.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22

ia letter from Thames, Oxfordshire, Eng
land, dated Sept. 90. 1s4e, says:-'4f you could
inform me regarding an Agency for the Lithon-
triptic Mixture, if could obtain it &c, should
be glad We much admired the style in which
it is put up, and have been strongly convinced of
its p5eas curative powers. 1t was tried here in q
case of worms in child and with perfect success;
acase of dropsy aiso was cured by it; some number
of cases of eruptive diseases &c. l could sen
large quantity, indeed my frenos nave ofe.s e tsa
article. but know not where to address nly let
ter, save through your This was handed us by
a gentleman from Canada who forwarded guam
tity of Vaughns Medicine to England for a sick
friend. Such is its character all over the world.
Call at the Agents in this paper, under Great
American Remedy, and get pamphlet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22

A GREEABLE to an order of .he Court Of
IA c cmmon Pleas Of Portage County,
shall offer for sale at public vel due on the
premises, on the 9th day of January, Alb.
l849, between the hours of 10 o'clock. A.
M. and 4 O'Clock, P. Nj. the folio wing land
cf which Myron A. Barber died seized to
wit: "Situate in the township OF Ere edom
in the County or Portage ind State of Ohio
and is known as being part Of Lot Number
sixty two (62l and bounded a. follows: be-
ginning at the Center of the Cotton road on
the south line of the Lot, thence North 81
deg. East 90 chains and fourteen liIks to-
post beng the south east corner OF said Lot
thence north deg. west Is CHAINS and forty
two and a half links TO post, thence south
SO deg. West 25 chains and 81 IiLks 10 a
post ihence south deg. East Schains and
72s links, thence south 80 deg. west chains
and 25 links. thence fouth deg. east II
chains and 20 links to The place OF beginning
containing forty-three acres of laEd.'' Said
land to be sold subject to the dover estate
of Marlnda l.. Barber therein which has
been assigned her as follows: "Reginning
at the south west corner of said land, thence
run eas: on the south line 90 chains aud IL
links to the south east corner Of the lot.
thence run north on the east line 6 chains
and one link, thence west parallel with the
south line to the center Of the Cotton road,
thence southto the place of beginning con-
tanning seventeen acres and an half of lard.
Said land excepting the portion of which The
widow is endowed is appraised at S42l, the
portion subject to dover appraised at Slo5,
making $526. Terms made known on the
day Of sale. ss .>a1 .'i
rE DAVID ]. BRARDsLEY, Admir- of
.r.t z!. Myron A. Barber. net.
BY z. F. PAINE his Atty. .s.,. .-..~i..
.. Dec. z, 1847. -. 4wtSe.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22
Sheriff IS Sale.

I'm obedience to the command Of writ of
Il Lev. Fa. to me directed and delivered
from the Court of Common Pleas of Portage
County, Ohio, shall expose to sale at public
vendue at the Court House in the town of
Rayenna
On Monday the Gath day of January merit.
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. III. and
four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
"Situate in the township Of Hiram. Coun-
ty Of Portage and State OF Ohio and is part
ofLot No. 46 IN said Hiram and bounded as
follows, commencing on the North line of
said lot forty-six (46) at the point where the
road leading from near Garrettsville in the
township OF Nelson 10 the road leading from
Drakesbu rgh in Freedom to the centre Of
from thence run South line parallel with
the East line of said lot forty-six (46) to
land on the same lot formerly decided by the
Auditor Of Portage County to Leman Ferry.
thence West to land now owned by Charles
A. White, thence North a line parallel with
the East line to the centre of SAID highway,
thence Eastward along the centre Of said
highway to the place of beg inning, supposed
to contain about ten acres of land"
Taken on a decree wherein Harvey White
was Complainant and Zarah French & Tx.
were Respondents. s-.= -. .-.
Appraised at $S75,00.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
By S. TAYLOR, j. Dept.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
December 22d, l847. .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22
Sheriff,s Sale.

DY virtue Of q writ of Lev. Fa, to me di-
ID rected and delivered from the court of
Common Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendoe at the
court house in the town Of Ravenna
On Monday the 24th day of January neat,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and
o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
"The following described tract or lot of
land situate in the township of Nelson in the
County of Portage and state of Ohio, and is
known by Lot number and is
bounded as follows. on the North by land
owned by Archibald Seryoss, on the East by
land owned by Charles Johnson; on the
South by the center of the highway, and on
the West by land owned by Elisha Garrett,
containing twenty five acres, being the same
land purchased by Elisha Garret. of Elisha
Whiting"
Taken on decree wherein Joseph Shove
& al. were Complainants and Joseph Shaw
was Respondents
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff:
By S. TAILOR. Jr. Dept.
Sheriff e Office, Portage Co.
December 22d, ls47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
. COURT.-On the Slst day of December,
A. ID. l847 between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. Nj. and tour o'c'o 'ock, P. n. on said cay,
on the premises in Palmyra. also on the
premises in Edinburgh will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate,
situate in Palmyra, Portage County; being
q part of Lot No thiriy.two OF the south
Division of Lots in said Township, Bounded
North by Buckly's land, East by N. Gilterts
land, south by Riley Gllbcrt's land and West
by Lot line, containing nine acres. Also in
Subdivision No. Three in Lot No -Four,
bounded as follows: Beginning at Post ia
the North west corner of Lot No g. on the
Township line, thence North on the Town
ship line fifteen chains and eighty four links,
to Post, thence West F1xty-iwo chains:
;wenty links to Post, thence South fifteen
chains and eighty links to post. themes
East along the line of lot No nine, to- the
place of beginning aud contains within the
bounds as aforesaid one hundred acres and
fourroods of ground, as The survey is now
ma de, be the same more or less: excepting
ous of said parcel of land last described; the
following described piece, Beginning, at the
Post at the North West corner of Lot No
4, thence south ten rods, thence East twenty
rods, thence North ten rods, thence West
twenty rods along the old line to the place
Of beginning, containing one acre and guar
ter Of land deed by Malvtn Gilbert 10 8.
Tuttle. az.t.. s-.f.. .~..-.. t.I...
Also one other piece situated in the
Township of Edinburgh in the County OF
Portage, (viz:) part Of Subdivision No.
two Lot No. nine North East quarter 90
the Town ship, buunded ss follows: begn>
ming at the Nor h East corntf Of subdIvis
ion No. two, thence South SIX chains and
81 5 links to post, thence West twenty
FIVE chains and seventy five links to post,
thence North 2 deg. 80 min. Ees, six chains
& 6OI-5 links to a Lo, hne, thence East on
Lot hne twenty FIVE chains seventy FIVE links
to the place of beginning 10 contain seven.
teen acres Of land.
'> FREpERIcK DANsEIs & 5.7s .
..t LoRRIN GILBERT, ADMITS. OF
- -F.fe- e.. Marvin Gilbert.
Ravenna, Dec. 4, f1s47. ge h.a.4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22
Dfaths.

In this town, on the 18th inst. FLORA Iowa
daughter of julius and Abigail c. Hotchkiss
aged 10 months and days.
In, Garrettsville, Portage County, Nov. 10th
WILLIAM MARSHALL, only son of VIM. E. Rich.
ards, aged years and month.
His death was occasioned by falling in kettle
Of boiling water, surviving the event about six
hours. 1t was but recently his Father had been
called to part with his companion, rendering the
afiiction ifpossible, more severe.
"Cease to weep, nor yield to Sadness
O'er the loss of the loved one
His notes of grief are changed to gladness,
Before the Savior's glorious thronen-Com
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22

Croton Oil, Otto Roses, Jujube Paste, Ext.
Lemon, Orange Water, Soaps, Canary Seeds
Zante Currants, Milliners Iseing Glass and
Glue, Gums, Shellac, Copal, &C.. Brushes,
Paint, Hair and Varnish. French LeaG Gold
Leaf and Bronze, Sand Paper, Glue and Japan,
White Lead. Red Lead and Litherage, Yer
million, Drop Black and Lamp black. Old
Linseed Oil, Snuff and Tobacco, Black Tea,
so cent Tea, Crushed Sugar, Rice. &c. &c.
which are to be sold low for cash, at the
sign of the Golden Mortar.
Rayenna Inne l6. lR47. 107
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22
TAILOR In a.,

TINE subscriber would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity. that he has commemorative
TAILORING BUSINESS
en- the SO nth side of Main street, nearly op-
posite the Post Office, where he is prepared
to do all work in his line on the shortest
notice and in the stfashion, and hopes by
strict attention to business % receivea liberal
share of public patronage.
Cuttin gsdone to order and onthe shortest
notice. JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna, December l,1847. .26tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-22
Farm for Sale.

fFHE undersigned offers for sale the "Geo.
Il Haymaker" Farm, situated in Frank
lin, containing one hundred and twenty six
acres Of land and known TO be one of the
most desirable Farms in the County. 1t
is beautifully located on the banks Of the
Cuyahoga river with "a fine view Of the Ca
nal on the opposite bank. The Farm will
be sold cheap and terms made easy.
MARVIN KENT.
Ravenra. O. Dec. l. l8l7.