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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25
u HsAile,s NaI lem snd Ia. Mar
Battle OF nirrSicin.

After the capitu.aiion OF | In, Napoleon
coutl4 ded has progress along the .....-.,,
waiting tie moment to striAc mortal blow
n, the enemy The AusinAus hearing Of
the surrender Of Max. ',gan a. re,,,..; To-.
wards Vienna pressed b. the ,ic;onous
Wrench Napoleon was moving down the
ngh, aank - the Danube wh,l~ Nor',e- -
the head Of tweuN Thousand men vas e.
keen nearly parable. on the leil -hore Murat
wit. the advanced guard, vas pressing With
ia. accustouci sud,eity towards Vienna
IT, the meantime the Russian alAo.. finding
,hcy could Mt have the capitol ~ sscl o.
yer tie panuho 70 the ic,t shore 10 escape
ths pursuit ui Napoleon and effect June
ion With - endorsements that ~,fc coming
up M.fnrg va. asar, 90; ,hi-. and pressed
eagerly fr~ard T. iniercop, their march T..
ward. Mlrosia
4. Won pass from prl.trin o. stain the
onl, rpai he. b, the nanule. and l.-,ue,n
II AMI rAugc n focly iall.. forming deem
and narrow dcflc Noriier wa ,ha, place
Fastening the marrh Of "a. columns aud
eager & ai,ancc. pushed forward viih oalv
th, single division 81 GaEn l,aNng order.
for To army h. follow close ~ the rear -
Passing through ~. lcsl, &c. approached
sicin a, is,hraA .ani found Il elrsr guard
q TIE hrssi.u army p1,tei nn a. height.
o. frno' c, ihs town. sustained b. ppusr'u'
bAreuc. vhi,h swept - rad a .ur ali "a
b. wss Iarr'i7g \ 'w.,','4ai.es to i-.
icu4t!iN % auul AZ a.. nufirf.u. frr
y void he frc.d o. cncsa a'er b. f,.l,c!
Immediately t. I''A-l To- enemy, p,...
i.rn
4 ihe t~Ai DAYLIGHT Nuv,mi.,
o. rang '.e'-i over ..t pAan 10 a, opened
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25

m, = ine Ter rs-rc w., made b, ,h,i.
d'pf'sns ~ ,ttu ri.i' Nrc,' wa cnt
.rt 'Ans Miasitr mr. i.tscAn,,r' io,o 80
49, r.' t.,1t uf 90, vnh nne .i,.
fFf "tt 'hrfi . 'tr'sne fir,. .asel ~
see fic' CO...
I'.it chst." vata handsome one su,
fa' Too oei. too c...iI, u,e ~ t,,ak OUT
.n- Nfet 'f.r o., tad t.,n spfni ,.ru
i'cnl cc unn bong o. about -. hunavd
si'i' 20 o. th' ron, Of out nanL out lns
poured s,oll', i"'r thrm ~h,eh hong
'''if ro'prns that 'htIr forces Wheeled 10
I'm tfseuns from our Ere. and ~
'hi uIs mHl' an sracL on a., provision
'tru llrf' ~, ~ I wnh avery warm 70.
c',''n AID Wrtt e.tn,. led To u, N al'
j tn,N. u.s. ThpT tu'snlts HAVING been
quito d sh, thc ilowr'd Company under
tie comm n ~ lacut hau, Wn,h,, taking
ai'anmec o'tlc fanic oha's'd upon lhtm
sui took th0f cannon h,m thcm The
zoo" manned ~ be sitllrcy dcach
m q 4. -, ,a'r~r-i. :
NHch' s's,H1 itt 5000, bal l., ,hs
umc o. leaving ,h,,t arm. baggage. tto
y, lus 4 other sores on lLr h,ld Of battle
A'uh'i body Of mouni,d m~n uuiCr tho
coumnri at 'np Rod, had hy ,hr umc
ga,hcl,d tos,ta,r IA linc Anl charge!
upon 1h' ,ncmy. pursuing them INTO tho
uouu,sins whcfc they sought refuge.
Ih' number Of deal ~ sad to b. nbou,
/ 80 iha, ulih,t WOUNDED, VAS Sigh, a.
la a. can be ascot,alncI Hal Ne q SIN.
glrplrcc OF cannon with us they would los.
mofc ol her men tu, having 20 ai,llc
~ GA oar .ilc We bal TO act q, infantry
umli ", ct rossrss'on Of the hoNrzrt
.hln.ly caprr,d by rh,IIoNn'i comp
We i.sl not single man mud had bot
seven slghly wounded W. took eight,
prlsoucts ~ Of whom dl,l last nigh, --.
Ihas ,ni i be battle Of Eiacno he FRS
battle @. ne army Of THEY'VE s' .aui a. travc
$ l0ugh by oar men as ,tr mon tough,
onv engagement
We have every reason 10 believe lhcrs
IS more IN store ior u
6 n kElBNEn
1T ldcul Mo ArIicy
Slnla Fc. Jan J., ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25


u '',. i- II .AHd--"aeic are you il,'r
" Hlr
l'e Voc r0'c ,-'rr al ''.'-r a.N,
'tus 'a'.i w. ,ls'rt lover m ,hc ,.,n.
i'''c 'rr"'t''oss 90 tc-',r. =, d he vas
1--we afd r'af stead - far N a-ltitt,,.
f'af H. ''fi'i.c.h.,, ia.k Il lard
i,'r-- h,' i,A' h,mt.c Nd l.r,.,,,,r
'hc lsl ceased
b. .adlrll,. atl l.tr, Via, .el.J,i
dfd a~a' wlilc i'r h.r cifl hli ..nte,'. d..
IL 'lo No.nau's AIMS 1out va. hoard
'. CO... - n'i, f.l,,'. a.i in.n,,.l,,,.'
A.-... ilucl l., several retainer. ,r,i,
horse. vi in a foam. galll.,d on tho .,,.,
A. iiis rflltInn ihr fnfn,nl ..t,l,
S,,on's dhughlcr hom h,. am ami l,,
my he sword harily ,ouhoJ mo, 80,
"c'd Nmlc %, l,fc prisoner Niih n ca.
90 ~ would ha,eairal toward, M, mes,
oofu.r bat h. sal ,c,ain,d he,
With ,Iuslc glance the now conner,
took Tie whole srt,nc
What fu' wrong J.. t'rsv .ald the
knight siernly riding Up 10 Norman uy
- ''cofrc sr lcl 60 hat csfl "
she r'nlno 80, mi I warn YOU no, Ia
'n'o''rfo. haDrhuly tpl,j The Nofman.
mo, ins nwnv, ihough puafllaiy. to be- pt,
pared 10 rukc II nc-,9,ry
Roland. Roland y rn.p,d The S,.o,,'.
daughter. h,ll SiH 4 for the rul,an ms /!
her face close 10 his shoulder
la snli tho hui.', Fhn, ,oicc'-
my name Hcuhn llyr' he >,
cinim'd MS for tie n.r tine hc'c,uch,
s'rh' Of h"' corn'rnrrcc "h,lc 80 .,".
40. rns W.ih ms
sion. T.. cn,i ml.ci,eur and lhinr h,,
gauntlet b. struck the Norman IN the face
Nnh blow TIN, uiehi have fll,l an ~,
Tie iuiiidn t,ll AZ the stroke. the blood
v"suIug 70. eyes and ,rtr A. the
Same nissan, lho kuisM r,s.pcd Errhn's
form which be- rescued ,u,i IN ,inc :, ,,c
,cul her from hlitnc ,nehc ptoirI v,,b
the Norman Wuh plaIcrv shc ,c.or.
med her long absent lover. 90 orporlnrc.
~ r,,u'h,d aud tainted on h.. bosom
The rufh,n m.,noi,i. s,ii,.l. ~,h
cr,l scifup aul shook IN. c,en,lrcI f.,
n, ne In ut. while be- ctiu! with r,rc
'By ST Jude. Won stall rue Tins d,v
| wil, have you torn rom I'm, 10 Ira,
'Nuniin sad n, lnir,, looLiu,,un fr
nn instant ifom an msrn.il.le cb,,cc go
your ways OF | VIII make NV l,rk,,ys
scpufcc you wrh thnrrs ,s,o, 4, ..,,c
But ! a..i not tr.nI on , fallen man -
lour day j. ,nlcl Will,nm R,G,. !.
dead SIAM by the avonrne hand of God.
Henry. his brother is now our lsico bond
n u l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25

~ N"A " tAf n q q ..lHN N4lN u WA 90
Ka'us, BE- 90. i,uf,i stood ia ave o.t.c sitl
threats
VIII you have mc ,,,'-,l" D. ol
'nihr. .-om'llN. ard ai'.n rrlc, .,l
t. ci'i =. TIC vf..i. "a 81, i.a'r.. e., .rr.i
81 "a H. rddc gasp would have ,,u.
Know Il .oa are thames dauri ',f. an. 81
h.gs ooupan.ol. # yol atca ohll g. .
S-fon hoghd. am me Norman kr,.i,--
aud b, my halid,mc ! uniri olN la,.
81" "a i,4. h-,l,. e..r.
tc.h rirn"r ,'-"'.n threaten. Z. Mr.,
m'nc. and that TOO N stiic Of ~ ! as,,d
power Ne. a. ny lrot', "nc NE ,.ay Of
the saxon rule has e'nc hy and that %. ito
Norman has succeeded Your houses Your
lands. A. and your c.srms BE- all,d VIII
snccr. as be would have drawn w., pms
oncr towards him--'e.l are our own
But at ,ha, insulting mo,cmcn, tie rtl
made a sudden "a IT. aud l,o.cing lcf,,lf
from li> grasp, srfaus lara -, look,d
around, AS Il TOT some means @, escape \
sudden thought seemed g. sir.r hor and
she dartcd of With thc speed Of heh, >he
reached hi h"r.c. which wa browning hard
h, n darng leap and sic wss o,i h's bach
then. grasping the rcin- IA. struck a., am.
nal -h.s ll, t. m-c hun forward. aud ,irn-
lug hrr face hall arousd ce.ta ! X Of III
umph on the haHlei Norman
But the ruHan stood aum,vcd with n
sardoulr grin ON bis cou'ru,urc. " FIRST
he had rushed forward. bat after maxim =.
two s,cns au'. s'o'o.. = eiN',
Olc, ID ..-.t l. d1.t.
Size at np'cd TO put li, sc,d in noli o..
when quietly calling the animal b. name. it
stood It'll, like a Wei trained dog.
The SsNoi. daughter saw that smile Of
dcrisi u and know 1t, mcarin. wien the
hor>' refused e. move The r., ul,,on from
sudden hope To- utter d,ip4ir Wa too much
Tor her aud after sccorl ursacc, s-iul at
temp, t. urge forward the horse she drop
ped the rcins. and suffering her hands t.
fall li,'lcss, by her side burst into tears
'lla' ,ou ar tarol o., lat g. n. at.
Won" said the rnNiain Won hui tia,
X bert, the Norman J. not to v 'oold 80
easily Come. my dainty one. what cannot
be helped mus, h. boruc: ym have drrr
Your he-t To- cs'al, IN. low resign Nour-rli
10 Your destiny. and. hl my faith you 'all
be mistress ofm, halls. for lo,c sYiyc Of
the devil IL wife
lie would again have taken the grl in
his arms, but tie slruuk back
Never she SAID, with shuidor 'Nc,-
err
~ Size spoke she rldcl from the saddle,
hut her captor quickly en- Sing t. the oppo-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25

lR\E BLISS.
ssscs ss,svss
esSdtes, us'sess~s, Jsssks. taI,ses (at.
pst.Osgs >aich.is, Ae.
Alec fos sale tks Bet of Hos~ aud Bow
~ Nip NJ ell k,sAs I'D V,so,
ftAsp oss 80 sss' - foHsfs .ef. up u.,.
III, Rs'isnt. VI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25

GEORGE " STRONG.
ATros~s, Asr 'otsssLLos sr LAW
tOf.os e,sf q l. Ksbt.ns Sio,s1
RutlsrS. VI,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-25

|, was n. FAIR and lo,cl, landscape a.
ever a Nav morning dawu,d on Ia Old In
gland The trees wor, the rich green %,
ear ,erju'c: the hawthorn WAS IN full
blossom the birds ,iirtc'lto and ho, shaking
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19
Slleriff's Sale.

IN obedience to the command of writ of
L AL, Vend Elk. tome directed and deliver.
ed from the court ofCommon 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 24th day Of May ners,
between the hours of ten 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 Mantua in
said county of Portage being part of lot
No. Q in said township, and is bounded north
on land formerly owned by james Mutt, west
on lot No. one, south on land decided to
Samuel Blackman and to extend east so Vfar
as to contain 4Sa acres oil land also one other
piece of land situated in Mantua being part
Of lot No. two which the said Pease held by
deed from John H. Blackman executor on
the estate of Samuel Blackman, deceased.
containing 4s acres Of land,a the said Pease
then had deed of excepting I6;10O.S8 acres
decided to David McElwain containing seven
ty-one acres of land in said lot No. two.s
Taken on decree wherein Isaac H. Street.
or was complainant and James Pease q. ais
were respondents.
Lands appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIs, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Portage Co.
April 81, I847. sss-ss4s4ajsS,-.,Fe
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aheriH,a Sale.

DY virtue Of writ Of Fl. Fa. to me di..
ID rected and delivered from the Cont Of
Common Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio. Il
shalls expose to sale ut public vendue At ths
Court house in the town of Rayenna
On Mondoy tie I4tl day of June nexf.
between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. ~. ..,and
four o'clock, r. M, Of said day, the Dower'in.
terest Of Frances Swayze in the FOLLOWING
described lands and tenemeuts to wit, =
"Situate in the township of Deerield.
County Of Portage and State Of. Ohio and Z,
bounded as follows to wit: beginning ID
rods North Of the south East corner n ior
No. S4, thence West parallel with the sotith
line of said lot tothe Eustsideof he, orchg
ard, thence North far enough to leave the
orchard untouched, thence West far enough,
so that line drawn parallel with theS,east
line Of the lot to the Mahoning River will
include seven acres, thence down said River
at low water mark to the East line Of the lot.
thence south to the place Of beginning. -
Also one other piece Of land in lot No. g6
commencing at the north line of.said lot No.
s6 at the south margin of the diagonal road
running through said lot, thence East to the
East line OF the lot, thence south on said lot
line SO far that a line drawn parallel with the.
first line to said road shall include six acres,
thence along said road to the place Of be,
ginning" .5''i'f
Taken lin executian as the property Of
Frances Swayze at the suit of Isaac Wilson,
Jr. surv'g. partner Of the late firm Of Isaae
Wilson, Jr. s. Co.
Appraised al $s0o,00. a,
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
By s. TAYLOR. Jr. Dept.
sherff's office, Portage Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19
S.erisf,s Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Lev. Fa. to me d.
- rected and delivered. from the court of
common Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio, 1
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
court house inthe town of Ravenna
On Monday the I4th day Of June nert,
between the heurs of 10 O'CLOCK, a. NJ. and
q o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
ssSituate in the Township of Rootstown,
County, of Portage, and State of Ohio and
being forty-fve acres of land, situate and be-
ing on the north west corner of lot 40 in
said township and bounded as follows, begins
ming at the north West corner of said lot
and running thence East on the north line Of
said lot to the middle line thereof, and run
ming thence south far enough to contain the
aforesaid quantity of land"
Taken on decree wherein Imry r.. Spen-
Ger was complainant and Andrew Bassett
(now decd. and ais were respondents.
Appraised at $6SO,00.
JOHN GlLLIS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co..
May 12th, l847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19
Copper, Tin and Sheet IronWare
IA A N UF G Or

at Franklin .Mtlls, Portage County, Uhio. !.
TIME subscriber would take this method
4 to inform the citizens of'Portage and the
adjoining countlesthat he has purchased the
entire interest of the above business and shall
manufacture and sell all kinds of ware in
cluded in the above business as cheap as any
other establishment in the western country.
All kinds of Job Work done on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Call and
| will do your Jobs up neat and cheap
with feeling of sincere thankfnlness for past
fayors, would still soliclta share Of public
patronage. n. bHADAEI.
Franklin Mills, April 20, 1896 47tf. !.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19
Sherifss Sale.

SDerlW'S Sales
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. to me di-
ID rected 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 Ravenna,
On Mondaythe 7th day of June nsrt.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. M, and
four o'clock, P. M, of said day, the following
described lands and tenements to wit:
"Situate in No. two of the sixth range
of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, being the remainder of lot No. 16
of the Sd Division Of allotsments in the
township of Palmyra which remains after
mea suring off one hundred and five acres to
Stephen & Polly Harriet Edwards, and boun-
ded as follows to wit: South by the North
line of said one hundred and five acres as
aforesaid; East by the East line of said lot
16; North by the north line of said lot, and
West by the North and South centre high>
way, containing fifty five acres of land"
Taken ip Execution as the property of
Reuben Edwards at the suit of Noble w.
Merwn g. al against Albert Edwards g. al
Appraised at $4,000. &.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff s office, Portage Co..
May 5th, 1847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19

Fresh Groceries.
TTOOD g. STEVENS havejust received
Ill Hds. low priced P. r. Sugar.
Hhds. fine light cold st Croix do.
Boxes White Havana do.
2bbls.refined crashed & powdereddo
10 Bags low priced Rio Coffee.
S do Prime Green Laguira coffee.
S do Fine old Java do
S chests Young Hyson Tea,a IS. pr. ID,
10 do Fine do at Ss6d per ID.
10 do Green and Black Tea 4s to IS pr. lb.
1 do Imperial do
8 Hhds Prime w. I. aud N. o. Molasses.
2 do Neuvitas Syrup.
do Prime dry Cod fish,,
1Tlerce Picked Salmon. +4,tt.l
bbls do MackereI g. White Fish,
do Pure Sperm Oil. -,
do ComxWhale do :.
10 boxes 1allow. Stearine, g. Sperm candles.
boxes brown Soap.
do old CASTLE soap.
do Pearl Starch.
Tapioca, Pearl Barley, Pepper Sauce,
Olive Oil. Ground Mustard and Spices of
every kind.
Ravenna, Dec. 9, 1916.
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Sheriff 70 Sale.


DY virtue of an Alias Order of Sale TO :
- me directed and delivered from the
Cour. of common Pleas of Portage coun-
ty, Ohio, shall expose to sale at public
vendue at the Court house in the town Of
Ravenna
On Monday the Slst dag Of May nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
four O'Clock, P. M, of said day the equitable
interest of John B. Sawyer in the following
described tract or lot of land to wit:
aSituate in the township Of Sufiield in the
county of Portage and State Of Ohio, and is
also in the village of Mogadore, which 10
bounded and described as follows, it being a
part of original lot number forty-six, and
near the South west corner of the same,
villagelo lot owed by Mendall Jewett, thence
North to the Greek running through said
village commonly called the little Cuyahoga,
thence East to land owned by Samuel Hall,
thence South to the Randolph road (so call
ed) thence West to the place of beginning
containing ninety one hundredths of an acre
of land and is known as village lot number
forty.five as surveyed. and plated by Russell
A. Ashman in June A. d. l34l and is the
same upon which the said John B. SAWYER,
formerly erectad tannery. and upon which
is situated the Stone ware factory now car.
red on by Samuel D. Chamberlin & William
g. Sawyer" the land to be sold berg all Of
said premises east of tract decided 10 one
Stoffer land which is described as follows)
"a. narrow strip of said premises on the West
side extending frem the Randolph road to the
centre of the Creek about forty feet in width')
subject to. the lease of said Samuel d. Cham
berlain and William G. Sawyer of that por>
tion of said premises lying East Of line
drawn from the Randolph road twelve feet
West of the Stone ware factory or shop
north to the centre of the Creek.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIs, Sheriff:
By s. TAYLOR. Jr. Dept.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.2
| April cath. 1847.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby Civ
II en-, that petition will be presented to
the Board Of Commissioners of Portage
county, at their next session, praying for a
re-survey of the road running from the N orth
East corner of Samuel B. Spelman's land,
in the center of the east and West center
road in Rootstown, and running in straight
line to interse the center of the east and
west State road running from Palmyra. at
it's junction with the road running from Deer
field to Ravenna at it's true angle.l
April 26, I847. 4wl00.*
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19
For the Portage Sentinel.
THE MOUNTAIN RILL.
ittla New. Enrland brook,

rTwas little New. England brook,
Whose wild & babbling stream burst from nook ,
All bubbling, sparkling, to meet my eager eye'
As sat on a messy knoll,-and dancing by.
Free as the mountain air, from its cool retreat,
Trolling its song. fell in spanges at my feet,
Then, sparkled and glistened, as purlingon
II ran laughing forth to the faf'oF lawn,-
Leaping from the table.rock, and splashlng
Into glitiering spray-down the hill side dashlng'
Streaming with the rays of the sunlit air.
And falling on the granite rocks, everywhere
Sprinkling its crystal surge. Warbling then
Through cleft and cove. and through shaded glsn'
II dallied with the wood.bines bending DER
Its mrrored face. scattering on its shore
Tiny dewdrops, which shone brightly there
In the warm sunbeam, till by its ardent glare
Were wooed up to heaven. Gurgling still,
Tho stream went bounding on, and the rill
Waxed strong. No more it seemed the brook
That leaped in handsfull from the mountain nook.
Carryingto to the breeze tho fragrance caught
From flowers that. in its limpid waters. sought
To imbibs its mrth and joy. On it rushed.
And soon the fluid, from the channel, gushed
In foaming eddes. It's voice grew hoarsely loud
And stern, and its mein arrogant and proud.
1t moved nobly on in its might. its wave
Flashing, and its swelling bosom gave
Tokens of growing strength. 1t truly seemed
To gloat on future deeds, and firmly cleaned
When it saw the pondrous wheel, by its tide,
Move strongly round, and on its bosom ride
The bulky ship, which, like an infants toy,
1t lashed and tossed with widest Joy.
dearly lov'dto roam
Ger thy hills and dales. my New England home
And oft think, when see thy tow'iing spires,
How, like the mountain streams thy fond desire
Haye nearly realized their utmost bound,-
That now thy greatness, clasps the world around
Instead Of woodland scenes, are cities, rife
With masses moving in the marts fife;
Mighty engines, swift propelling fleets and cars
Factories and mills, and arms for war.lke Mar
Which contrast so strange with mountain glen'
Romantic dells, huge rocks and yawnng dens,-
Placid streams, and fair meads ofIiving green,
Cool, rural wales, and rustic will age scenes,-
The happy cots. smiling in their robes Of fwhite,-
And waving trees, filling. with calm delight,
The weary eye,-aRd the fresh, limpid stream
Meandering through thy hills; think dream,
And scarce believe / saw Alright, and fain
Would wander back and view thee Ger again.
M
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19
Sherif'S Sale.


RY virtue of a writ of Lev. "a, to me direct
D ed and delivered from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage county, OHIO, shall
expose to sale at public vendue al the Court
house in the town of Ravenna
On Monday the 7th day of June nezt,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock, P. NJ. Of said day the following
described lands and tenements to wit:
+ ga certain piece Of land in the town Of At.
water, State of Ohio,which the said Mlndwell
Mix purchased Of Joshua Atwater Of Wall
lingford, Connecticut, containing two acres
and half more or less, and which is bounded
South on highway aud upon all other sides
by land late the property of the heirs of Fred.
erick Monson."
Taken on decree wherein Russell Mer-
rick was Complainant and Mindwell Mix was
Respondent.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Portage Co., Z
Nav 9th, lS47.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19

We heard, lately of joke growing out
of the recent Pilgrim celebration. Among
our New England citizens are two friends
warm friends-the warmest kind of
friends albeit one is whole hog Naiivist.
On the morning of the celebration the two
met when something like the following
colloquy ensued:
Nalive.-Ah! how are you? | wanted to
see you. Have you got your ticket for the
dinner this EVENING"
Dinner! what dinner?
Native.-Why, the Pilgrim dinner Of
course! You New Englander, and, ask
such question
The Pilgrim dinner, indeed! Do you
suppose that | am going to give three dol
lars to Celebrate the landing ofa pack ol
.foreigners2
We are told that the Nativist felt so ex-
ceedingly snubbed, that he couldn't swallow
anything at dinner-even his forefathers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-19
SlleFjff's Sale.

+ Il u
RYvirtue Of writ Of Sd Plu. Nendl. Ex. Ia
= me directed and delivered from the court
Of common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio. /
shall expose to sale at public vendue at tho
Court house in the town of Rayenna 4
On Monday the 24th day Of y1ay merit,
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 Paris, county
Of Portage and State of Ohio and known bv
being in the South part Of Lot No. 30 in
said township and bounded as follows, to
wit: East by land Of Calvin Holcomb, Jr., in
SAID Lot. No. 20, south by the south line Of
the Lot and west by land Of Oliver Snow in
said Lot No. 20 and bounded north by the
village plat of Harrisport in part, and con-
tanning about fifty-fve acres and q half of
land" s I'M,
Taken in execution as the property Of
John McClintock at the suit Of James G.
McGrou g. al.
Lands appraised at $Is75,OO.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co. I
April 2i, 1847.