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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
George McMurray
NEW FASHIONABLE

NEW FASHION
FALL N WINTER K GOODS.
~ GORGE McMuRRAI isn9w opening a. his store
~ room on Market square u rich aud beautiful stock
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, to which lac notice Of
his customers is respectfully solicited,
For Gentleman.
Super BLACK, French and Swiss cloths. Black and fan
cy Cassiniers do hatred and pain slIl y.sfiag, uerino
do. black, barred, Barathea do black, hr0a'a, nav isIhlc
grscp and other e"Aor. English cIoIus wlsi, Inan, Other
articles desirable for Gentlemen
For the Lddies.
Super rich silk Plaids. Cashmere do. plain silk barred
aud striped Aipaccas OF all colors, SIX hafed French
Merinoes 4 new article, high colored Cashmere de eoss'
do, Mouslin de Laits with a large stock Of British AND
American Prints of beautiful texture aud style. rich
embroidered black Mode and fancy eniored Clutf, Ne
fino and Alpaca Shawis, Gimphead, black and fancy
eoioied silk irlnges all widths. i large aSspriutvtit %
beautiful rotation Gimp silk ed,e and plain ladies drcs,
hutfors, real nuns thread laces a desirable artict e with
thread lisie, Jaconett and Swiss Etlginss aud iaseftings,
real w elch Cause aud American white Flannels, red sr.i
yellow do, mode and other col-rs Morcens for Ladies'
skirts, black fancy kid gloves. silk, Filosell and emhro-
dered do, silk and Alpaca hose, golden PA 4 oli ,res
seJ, Manchester and EsrlstoR Ginghams, striped, hare,l
aud plain dress silks, new style Bonnet ribbons IN great
variety, This arrival contains a splendid assortment ot
the handsomesI and cheapest goods ever brought TO this
market. Oct tim
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
o. ga. WrisiielI.

arf O. w. HEISkELL
r. > received from New York, PhiIsdeIphis and
~N' baltimore his second large stock Of
which were bought at considerable reduction on pricrs
early ~ the season, his stock is very complete aud offers
great inducements to persons wishing 20 purchase. II
consists IN part, OF the following articles, viz:
DRESS GOoDS-sfLKS.
Embroidered Brocade Silks, beautiful STYLES. Pom, ne
Soie, chameleon, Raw Silk Plaids. Gro he Berlin. Gro
De Anrique, Gro De Rhine. Gro DC Nap. Turk satin.
Rich Lustre, Satin LevantIne, Embroidered Glaze Silks.
Italian i.nstrinss, plain Silks for Friends. Mantila and
Nesltle Silks extra tide and very rich. TstIftas. india
anu french satins, ~senchews etc. h.ing an eNiTsuely
men aud varied assortment Of Dress Silks, etc. a, redn.
ced prices.
VARIOUS THE DRESS GOODS.
illAet Cioths, IN great variety of coinr.; Andstusisn
eleuls a teaniifii article for Friends; Iol dgres platds,
Jenny Lind Piaids, Bertha Plails, GAIA Flsid.. stewart
Plaids, saitillo Plaids, California Plaids. being tile most
eonlplsic assortment of Plaid Goods ever hefure offered.
Hatne OF them being expressly for children. Ffcnclt
E1gllsl aud German Meriuoes, mode colorri. stack.
coloret aud satin striped Alpaca Lustres. SAN, st i,cd
ana o,her cassn'eres, some very handtose at p cents
per va, Mouselin De LANES, California Robes. P8rancf.
Ia cl7lhs, extra Bobazincs, Maiinn, Tll--an & cos
make, britannia aud Victoria rIaids. SWISS Muslirs,
Jsctonet do, Nansook do, Null do, hosk Muslin, plain
and plaid do, ~Jackonets aud Bishop Lawns.
ps English. French and American Cali.
Goes. with an immense variety Of dark and rich WIN
ter G|inghan,s, al reduced prices.
PdriY Dresses Of the newest designs. some Of them
IN The most beautiful manner.
bonnet Materiat-Rich cut and uncut Velvcts, Bonnet
Saitns, plaid Innings, Bonnet ribbons in great variety,
Pluncs for Bonncts, French Artiicial Flo vcrs.
WooLENS. ETC.
French, English and American Cloths and Cassinere7
also = Few pieces of French Cloths, expressly for La
dies Cloaks satinets, Tweeds, and a great variety Of
gbofs tor boys welr. sir warp Fiapnals. all w0tI do.
C,rnhped Flannel; WEIGH Flannel, GsIze do. TwillcI
90 and all The other varieties. Satin and SILK Vestings,
MeriG1 10, Valencia 10.
Also brown and hlea shed Muslins of thirty five diff
fercni Factories.
Bolscts in great variety, Lusches. Ca, Tabs, Gull
inrs, tlctI Ornaments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
Ssfnsersp s. 3SboUes.

T~HiLDkENS' Zephyr worsteJ and WOODEN Polka
w. Coats, Youths cas- and comforts, wooilen canes
snd Nuts, and az endless variety of Hoods, some very
beautiful, with oil kinds stockings, socks, gloves. luits.
etc, Just opened and for sale by
out5 SENSENEY & RHO2Cs.
= AnlES Gentlemen aud Childrens' Iamhis Wool.
H. Merino aud SILK shirts, Hosiery ia English silk, raw
Silk, Cashmere, Alpaca, SaXoney. Worstcd, German
town and Lambs wool, white, Hack, slate and mixed
cotton, etc, for sale. SENSENEY & RHODES.
FNFANT'S Shirts,-rcccived this morning some more
~ ot iloss nBe MeiGno and S8NoIy iufants shirts,
octl9 SENSENEY Il RHODES.
sTyO II bAnIES--received this morning hy Green's
- Express some more Of those very desirable black
and mode colorei SATIN and plaid cashnereS, also a fw
tore dress saiterns of extra rich solid plaid Hack
Geos Antique silks, with various other new Goods.
DC: IL SENSENEY Il RHODES.
CWAN IMoNis celebrated cloths and Cassimers
- hdck and fancy colOTs for salehY
= ~ 10 SENsENEE 4 nHnnEG =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
Greer s. MGtts.

Mck + M RoBERrSoN's GOODS.
"a PAIRS superior blankets,
: 10 pieces Red Fiannes.
de Brown pressed Flannel,
do Pieces Cashmere
10 do XIV Jeans. A large lot Of WOODEN Yafu, all
OF Mckee & RoLertson's make just received aud for
sale cheap by cIREt;S x NOTE,
Oct IS No lb2, Market s..
A NDTHER lot of those superior Blankets OF Mckee.
ma rtitactureris price by GREER & MOlrFE,
sct - Ma i62, Market st.
nOMESTlCS Brown and hieached surfing and sacet
~ Ings, brown and bieaciicl Drilings, Itcking
Checks, white and co.ored Canton Flannels. etc Tecei-
we'd and for sale low at GREER & MOIFE.
oct rs No 1862. Market -.
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e0ssssEss. TIN.

W.T. Y HIEA. EtN-
SHEET IRON WAR MANDATORY,
lS5 Aiarhet Square, WELDING. Va.
FySIE subscriber respectfully informs has friends aud
- de puhlic generally thai he has removed hs sale
rooms into the LARGE brick hnilding adinuipF his old
; "a, where hr X tiiy prepared ia DO all work, either
IN fln, Copper ar Sheet irnn, entrusted To- hun, with des
patch I ftrve On hand a sarge ass1rincnl 0f TIN and
Cuapcr ware thNt 1 VIII seilflf cash or q nroinut cuslo-
nefs on a shan credit. HIr II GEO
RANTS-Vslvc and cock Hvdraats Al ri Is.
e. hHrsh prices, war an'ei ~ wofS welt At
mrII JOHNSON 1875. Msrket Sfmare.
- EAD ripe sluaysoi hand ,ud i%lrn.hela a. .,o,l
- uolie, a M II JOnhsO =. lel Marhet SIR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
WHOLESALE AND EFTAlL
FBpHE q SEGBE3 - FORE.

TODD * HOWELL.
= r the we'll known stand of the Back Nrnuoth
ia Boot. south end Of Market Sggaro. tFe uuv ogcf-
ing alstge sud splendid as-ortment ofFa' snd Winter
goods. These goods were selected vIth great Gaze
aud are Of THE best quality aud la-cs, style. vs. daUot
wish tr tos-t very much. hut VIII veu,.#e IT, say To- an
our customers and friends in particular ra. II vrrau
NOT accommodate Won, that yoU reed NOT goo amy Where
else. We are also openirg a few cases Of reH and
Winter Cans. mace ofoiied silk. cloth end other mate
t'cst Can tbTt ever ,gme 10 his market Wrragrd $50
irfsrm our friends that We have fine assortment #
sole leather; Kip, calf, hid, lining and binding skins, shoe
baskets, etc. Ladies and gentlemen VITA please caF and
see oUr new stock, WecuI please then. certainty. TOR
we have The prettc~t slippers fr che ore and q ltlc The
neatcst foot for the other they have ever se,u.
sep II, \
u unBER s~HoEs-eoo par cf Ladies Tine galfer
700 rair Of Ladies' Fur lived do. 600 fajr Of Men
Torp pn1gift's
IN BUSHELS OF saoe regss received s.
" Tom dua IoNrit
LEATHER.
u FULL assortment of al kinds Offender tn.-gh
AZ lid, Iutng andhulng skins. sr.ra1ies Is.A
aud Findings Of ali kinds, all OF whleh wlAlc -Id Lu,
for cash. fonn s"d BuNrA.
Il. BOZ Mems Fur Caps, just received .
x sep 4onD HOWELL.
FOR FHE LADIES.
r. LLMAN & MAXWELL lee tll..sy received
&A IOO pairs XII wsiklug Shots
i56 do Morocco do st.,
10 do kIdEprUe hceicd SLIPPERS
for cash. '' wa osta-
yUsr received at Altman & NazwcWs-
- sc PAIRS aieuSf coarse loots.
isG o DO do DO KIP ,1,' @a 's'5 90
100 do do Gum over shoes. Al Of which VIII
be sod on tie most favorable terms. dee
TO SHOE MAKERS.
ALTMAN MAXWELL. have jHst received end Of.
ter VERY low tor cash Ten unHeH prime uYatf Lea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

HS sfYEHXAE.
RlIiE subscribers respectfully inform their ffiel9s aud
Il the pubic generally that They have renewed IT Nm
thew nd stand on Aaiu 81, to The new and spacious
huldug tower end of Market -. u here they have every
convenience far the manufa, tory of
STAGES, WAGONS \ CARTS
in The chctpeSt aud lest maiaer, also for all kinds Of
Blaca s%luitning, which wiilhe prongdlv aitcu'iea 10,
Ihalkfui for past iarnrs they res pecthtllv suitcit a
continuance OF pubic patronage IN tleIr the.
oetg BUSBI 4 LITTLE.
ATTENTION Farer manufacturers aud hook binders.
~ ~ have for sale . paper Caenders, one Ruling Ma.
chirc,
5Iarge narer Mill Screws,
2 in small do do
IMasiug cylinder 81 inches diameter, 20 inehes long.
ltiaEs,
} RAt buster,
Nnv6 CS LAMRnIk & 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
DdTum1pg,
CLAN E'.egN EesgN.

HIN n hsFxlIS " "a y
C0r1ltr Of Clay aud Fourth Street, opposite
the Sieei Factory,
WHEELING, Vi.
y. M'atyNrs, G. W. ruxSI.GH4N. JANUS BAGGs.
MGINNIs, c~rNNtNGHiM 4 60.
T~EFAREROOM at the IloascOt ID. M'GiaRs, No I1S
W. East side OF Market square, where IN addition
10 bis own stock OF Iron, Nails, Groceries, &c. VIII he
constantly Kept on hand al kinds of castings cooking
stoves Of The most approved styles, also every other des-
erila.nu Of Stoves and Crates of the hest aud most
ieantilil that are now in use; sugar and wash Kettles
OF al sizes, a good assortment: alsp every other dcscrlp-
lion % ware to make the assortment complete. We are
slsu making preparations 10 have a good assortment of
ne fatleus patterns OF flousIs Tor Toe coming season,
all OF which will he sod on the most REASONABLE .erms.
Jol work done al the sh aJteet rOtice ana lowest rates.
jan I'D MGINNlS, Cu~NNINGHAM & & o
Gun BARRELS. A good assortment Of Gun Bar
sepss SAMUEL NEIL.
SLEIGH BELLS.
CLElGII Bells on straps aud in dozens; Polished do on
nov 30 orT& GREER.
WANTED.
PTsWo Journcymen rla,srst to work on stirrup Irsns
nov 20 oTr&GREEB.
fN PENS, with and without cases; aiso a gener
- al assortment OF steel pens at The variety $40 e Of
Nov27 j. II LACKMAR eco.
Monroe st.
FRESH GOODS.
nRoAD Axes, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes, Bra
~ eos and Bits. : ,eai Il Butchers liN d and Tenant
saws, Wood saws, Cincinnati hrosd and narrow Butts,
Files and Rasps, Carpenter locks, Grass and Steel head
SAoyes and longs, Butcher knives, Table knives, Pock.
ct hnlves, Circular saws, ilodsson : (~f:ngliSh) shovcls.
brass tand'es'ick SHEET iirass. Ger:.aii Silver, Ave steel
Horse shoe n ,ils faent Balances, Sleeil ards, Maho.
eany Nohs, Betscrews, Co zee Mills etc, Just received
HENRY r. MORRIS.
Nov 30 Main street.
HsSILL aud Gross Cut saws-e cases mill saws man
tNS afao,urei from sanderson's doulde refined Cast
steel lust received Ly HENRY Il. NORRIS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
HARDWA

NTEEi. BLADE Squares,
- Sliding Beves, JUS; received at
Nov 10 * f.
JAS. u. AGILL. 5 n. RUsHFTELD. WALTER G.. RoE.
,AkscGH.I, BusiiFIEip & ROE, Wholesale Groeers
kSA aud Commission Merchants, No. 1871 Liberty -
Pi tshurah. I2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

e n BOXES fresh NJ L Eui,iis.
s@eS : do do Iu1pns,
4 do do Oranges, inst received and for
low MRS. :. k~EAIBING
nav IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
Dojn E=litttt.
holm ri I.IOTT

JUTIN FILTUT I,
WHOLESALE n RETAIL DEALER,
In Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods an,
I.trt.Lt.n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
Gallant s. Delapiain.

Gallant s. Delapiain.
r. q. Cases Prints for sale by
80 dec , TALLANT & D~ELAPLk1N.
q Cases Greer & Norris celebrated checks for sale by
~& doe 2 TAIIANT pELAPbAlN:
= eases of LiEsey Of different quail ties in store for
~ sale low hy ~TALLANT& DEfAPLAlN.
4 Splendid assortment of Cloths. Cassjmeres and Sat.
iIncis for sale by TALtsANT < DEI.APLAIN.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
a BALES Canton Flannel.
= : cases Sattinet,
. TO Tweed Cashmere,
. do Bik and fancy do
2 do Prints,
! Package shawls.
6 cases Bieached Goods,
10 Bales brown do. Received this dav by
TALI4ANT p~ELATLATN,
Wholesale Dealers, Monroe st. Wheeling, Ia.
Nov Q
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6Ts


L 11ElilS. NJ. q Q.
- - rny.s fes. irc.l tut.l1 cents rrr ~
49, 3Frais p5't< do dp -
Fgy S4-ar al u. Together vit5 General assortment
Of i,sh fruits, equally low for sale hy
:. u WOODROW.
Fr-e1 ut NaW street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
q Boots 6 @cs s..

yyOrTUs' Thick Bou'-ieO pairs youths thick
x boots received this day by
dsc4 MeCLNLrrN e KNOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

- RESI- Eaisiue aud Leuops.-JGst received 70 aoNCs
g NJ. r.. Raisinz, , Boxes hesd Lemons, and for ale
low az No II, Monroe sheet.
oAtB Pc Inn
rANpIEs-our assortment OF Caudics IS very large
y and viii G sold Wholesale and rtiuil as laW as cauac
had IN the west. NlMSL & ELN NOiIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
eau IT. dnHllSiNi treatiSe on VtWorCal, etc.
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE.

should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote eomluhial happiness
Indeed. without these, The jourtey through life becomes
a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darbeus to the
vicw-the mind becomes Swallowed with despair. aud
hhed with Tie melanchoiy reflection that the happiness
OF another becomes hlizhleti " ito ourown.
CONSTITUTION ". DEBILITY.
Or J. addresses young men and all who have injured
themselves by private and improper mdul .eures.
IMrOfENCE-WEAkNEs or THE
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iaysp1 hand ,nd FURNISHED a. shott
II JOnSsO :, lej Markes sq'r.
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WllEELiN'i TIMES AND
ADS EssTFsEzg &
witTrfEVC TINES tNO GiZErTF.
rUBLIsHEpBtlLYTR EcESIY WEEKLYBY
L MUARInN 49,

~ s"EHTTH't UlVFTTTH1INfTHS, sHNTTIs aTW
eHHuTs-tuuers' sales. tGrstrirai. tircns, or similar alycr-
tislag. not to be rutlshcd hy the vCar.
Advertisements chaceahc by ire insertion should in
al cases, be accompanied hy the written directions a. 10
ine femter oi assertions; ifnot. they viii he published
"a forbid, and payment cxactci.
~ Embellishments iusaeicf grapit9usly.
Marriages and deaths are put tIzhed as news Ont
uFrits and fluersl nystsit0bs 1c advertisements,
Ihe griyfsge OF advertisers. hy the year, . coniinef
t. @ivartssmcu.s d. their ova rculiar tusme-s' ans not
exceeding = squares. AZ other advertisement sent by
hem VIII - Charge. az the usual raics.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-20

Van Buren in tbs dignifed and honored
~enjoyments of private life" which he him.
self, in his Pennsylvania letter of Oct. 20,
1s47, sdecidealy declining" nomination,
affirmed he was @heartiIy desirous to wear
uninterruptedly to the end"-we are now
threatened with the detection of New York
to the wings, through his family influence,
and II possible thereby the defeat of the
democratic candidate.
1t has now come to this issue, that unless
Martin Van Buren is the candidate, the
democracy of the Union shall never, in his
life time, be permitted to elect democratic
President. If this is a just claim as to the
father, it should become al hereditary right
in the son, and thus we have the noble max
i'm for freemen, that "France was made for
the Bourbons, and not the Bourbons for
France!"
This is no doctrine of @Free Soil" but
the doctrine of despotism. 1t has been re-
pudiated in France, it can never live in
America The Bourbons will never be re-
stored
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-20
SEaerin,S sale.

TY virtue of 2 wrts Of Fl. Fa. to me
ID directed and delivered from the court
of common p'e;s of Portage county. Ohio,
shall expose to saea public sendue at the
court house in the town of Ravenna on
Monday the 23d day Of October next,
between the hours of IO O'Clock, A. NJ. and
o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the folio wing
described lands and tenements, to witt:
s'Situate in the township of Rootstown in
the County Of Portage and State of Ohlo
and is known by parts of lots number 10
and so and is bounded Us follows, beginning
at the centre of post standing in the centre
of the State road leading from Canton in
Stark county to Painsville in the County of
Lake twenty one chains and fifty links
North one degree west of where said road
crosses the south line of said lot nineteen,
thence south forty five minutes East twenty
one chains and fifty links to the South line
of said lot Enumber nineteen, thence West
thirty six chains and twenty three links to a
post, thence North thirty minutes West
twenty one chains and fifty links to a post,
thence West forty one chains and eighty six
links to the west line of lot No. thirty afore-
said, thence North thirty minutes west ten
chains to a post, thence East forty two
chains and thirty six links to post, thence
South thirty minutes east ten chains to
post, thence East thirty five chains and sew
enty three links to the place os beginning,
containing one hundred and twenty acres
and twenty four hundreths of an acre of land
be the same more or less"
Taken in Execution as the property of
Perry H. Babcock at the severala suits Of
Alonzo T. Herrick and David Tod & al.
Appraised at $lSoo,oo.
JOHN GILLIs, Sheriff:
Sheriff s Office, Portage Co. 4
September 90, l84s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-20
&ssnr5GGss Sale.

- Y virtue OF a writ o. Lev Fa. to me
d directed and delivered from the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
I shall expose to sale at public vend"e at the
Court House in the town of Ravenna, on
Monday the 23d day Of October newt,
between the hours 10 O'clock, A. M. and
O'clock, P. NJ. of said day the following de-
scribed lands and tenements. to wit:
''stuate in the township of Paris in the
county of Portage and State OF Ohio, and is
known by being part Of Lot number 95,
bounded east by half acre tract decided by
Samuel LoyeIess and wife to Slas Eulha'n,
north by the South line of the highway and
to extend west five rods and south eight rods
containing within those boundaries one fourth
of an acre of land exclusive OF highways re-
serving strip of ground twenty two feet
wide off the north end for public use, it be-
ing piece ofland decided by B'anard Selby,
Jr. to George Scott. on the 5th day OF jan
uary, A. d. 1887"
Taken on decree wherein Benjamin +.
Hoffman & al were complainants anG George
C. Bard & ais were Respondents.
Appraised at 90
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co..
September 60, 1S43.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-20
For the Portage Sentinel.
Tnechnp.,S Rrcfsts,SS

a Teachers Institute will commence in
the Court House, at Ravenna, on Monday,
the second day of October next, and will
continue for two weeks.
All Teachers and friends of Education who
desire to avail themselves of its advantages
are invited to attend, and solicited to be
present on the first day of the Term. Com
petent teachers have promised their services
amongst whom may be named Messrs. Leg
gett, and Parritt.
Popular lectures will be delivered on the
evenings Of each day.
Board may be obtained at from 81 ,25
to l,75, per week.
The last day of the session will be occu-
pied in the public examination of Teacher S
for the District Schools by the Board of ex-
aminers.
Those who desire to teach in the County
of Portage during the ensuing year are ex-
pected to attend the Institute and to pass
this examination.
Directors who wish to engage Teachers
are also invited to attend.
B. ROGERS, }
+. w. TAPPAN. !
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-20
s'The Star that never Sets"

The federal papers are filled with glori-
fcations at the resul. of the recent election
in Vermont They have at length, il seems,
found one ''green spot" upon which to rest
themselves. Defeated in Indiana, Hin ois,
Missouri, Iowa, and Arkansas; nearly de-
feated in North Carolina, land awfully scar
ed in Kentucky, they turn to Vermont
old Federal "bue stocking'' Vermont, that
never cast Democratic vote in her life,
and exclaim, "glorious Vermont,-she is
the star that never sets!" Verify, federal
whiggery must be on its last legs! Since
the nomination Of Gen. Taylor, the party
has been dissolved and broken into pieces,
like the crash of China store! They have
become thankful for the smallest favors;
and rejoice to excess at the least sign of vi
tality in the party!-Pittsburgh Post
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SheriE'S sale.

10y virtue of wriS of AL. Ven6i: Ex.
Ee 20 ne directed and delivered from
she Court Of Common Pleas Of Portage
County Ohio / shall expose to sale at pubs
lic yenGue at the Court house in the town
OF Rarenna on
Monday the Cd day Of October n:st,
between the homs Of ten O'Clock, a. ii. and
four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day the tquitab e
interest Of Freeman Howard in .le iOllow-
ing real Estate to wit:
"Situate in The township of Aurora in The
County of Portage and State Of Ohio ard is
known by part Of lot number weniy two
and is bounded is follows, on the west by the
west line of land originally belons'ng'o Cy-
rus Webster in said iot, Sputli BY the Sonth
line of sad lot, on the north by the nor
line of SAID lot, and township and to exfer&
so far east as will contain one hundred acres
of land, the Fest line to be parreIlel viii
'the west--bcins ttc land Formerly occupi'e
by one John +. Jackson and on which Mills
where erected by him.
Taken on seperate grees cne in favor
Of Lucius r. Caldwell against Freemaa
Howard & ais the other in favor of Jesse
Pritchard complainant against freeman
Howard s, ais. Respondents.
Appraised at $25OO,Co.
JOHN GILLlS, Sheriff.
5herin's Office Portage county,
Argust S0.h, l8aS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-20
DE MOCR ATTIC
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

A Convention of Delegates from the Counties
comprising the 10th Congressional District will
be holden at Freedom on the 23d day of Sep
tembcr, 1915, at II o'clock, A. M. for the pur
pose of putting in nomination candd for
Congress to be supported by the Democracy Of
said Dis trict, at the ensuing election. The dele
cation will consist of one from each Township in
said district, composed of the Counties of Sum-
nit, Portage, Trumbull and the ten northern
Townships of Mahoning, formerly belonging to
Trumbull.
Primary meetings of townships Oh Wednes-
day the 18th, at F. M.
L..V. BlERCE, Summit
WIN. GOODMAN, Portage.
J. NJ. EDWARDS, Mahoning.
R. P. RANNEY 1rumbull.
Cong. Committee.