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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-28
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM! f.!
.N.ETTRE ~ STRE.3.v:9.
IL E>PEClfU .'. Il 1rms The Ladies and Gentle
Il 4 men Of Lyncha that IL h3s fitted m liz

Il u men Of Lyncha y, that lie hiss fitted up lis
ICE Css.tAM SALOON.
which will at all times be supplied with Cream Of the
most choice favors such as
LEMON, VANILLA, STRAWBERRY AND PINE APPLE
lhls house being conducted on strictly
Total AbSt:ne nce Principles.
the ladies can have t,lcacy in visiting it, He will
also keep on ham, usual large stock of Cakes and
Candies. of his manufacture Al nonds. Fiherrs.
Palm Nuts Pecan Nuts English Wanurs Prunes Dates.
Figs, Rasns, Toys, sc sc, which he pledges himself
to sell as low as can be bought elsewhere
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed on
MN, he respectfully sullcS continuance Of the same
\. Bills Saloon will be open every day during the
season Sundays excepted, from A. NJ, till 10 o.
clock. p. NJ.
May 24-lmif
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purpose of protecting the American cirizans ,n4 Ia,
property. All business had been sosnende1 in caDs
quence Of these difficulties.
~ general IMPRESSION that this viii Be the last
ehlTt 4 the Haytiens to conquer the Spanish. The
whole country IS 10 stale Vi distress and eonfusion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-28

STfTE OF TIE STOCK .NlRKET.
REPORTED BY J. II. LYNCH. LICENSED SToCk Broker.
State SIX per cents, par value $lQO-Rated at SOL :
Corporalion per cents. par value 500 A sale Of
Ten Thousand Dollars worth was made On Thursday
18TH. at 500.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State-S9S
Exchange Bank Stock, par value slOO-none on sale
Farmers, Bank Stock-far value 800 at par
Virginia Bank Stock-par value SO s6s
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value Sl00-heI at $50
S29za3O
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value Sl00-heId So and interest.
l'Ichm nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac certificates o
debt par value Sl00-last sale at 800 and interest
Rlchmond ami Louisa Railroad Stck-par value 500
last sales at $50; some asking higher
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Transmitted for The american. |

= , New ldfk, May % P. N.
The brig Marian Gage has arrived at New York with
later adviceS from Yuc.lan
desperate battle had taken place between the Indi
ans and united Spanish and Amernan volunteers A.
bout two thousand Of the former drawn up in bal
We array near Bacaar- The lucatpcos repulseu
WIN a-'ss IF about 45D Killed and wounded
y her accounts have il hat the united forces ronted
the Indians at Cheek Creek aud that hey are in posses
sion OF the enemy and Bacalar.
The affairs Of Guatemala are still ina very unsettled
condition fierea Is organising at Legusag tapa. and
threatening an Invasion Of the city. Tne Guatemalans
are making defensive preparations. and arrangements
were on foot TO put the city in complete state of defence
to defeat him
HE Indians show much dissatisfaction and GREAT les
are entertained that they will rise simuaneuusv and at
tempt general massacre of all the white Inhabitants
long and deadly Struggle expected if the whites do
not unite and lay aside the ealouses and subdne Them
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EOfsfng Cloths.

ENlf subscribers have for sale the very best German
4 Anchor brand Boiling Cloths. all numbers from
No. 10 No 10. All, who wish make first rate flour
are requested to call and get Of these Cloths, as
they warranted to be the best made. and which will
De- sold as low they he bought in Virginia.
May 2S-It MEEM s. GWATKIN.
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Commission Merchant.
GEO. STFPTOE, JR.. CoMm1ssloY MERCHANT,
Still ahead! And going ahead!

As will be seen by the following hogsheads Of Tobac
CO sold the last Week:
| for abram Lemons, Of Boetourt county. at sl575.
purchased by Seth Hasey, Esq Manufacturer besides
MANY others at from S. TO SO These prices together
with the $40, obtained last week, will do, won't they
May 26th.
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AUCTION SALES
H. ,aA,
HY5ag AAw
Gk-.t-- Az 9
BIN WYE. III. HEO Shy

! WILL sell, al the Market House on Saturday next
26lh inst, commencing half past click precise
Iy.
2 shares Lynchburg Manufacturing Com. Stock
2 fine Gold Watches.
do Mahogany R cking Chairs,
| SET Daguereotype Fixtures, (complete.)
very superior double tarrel Shot Gln and Pistols
doz. Shuck Mattresses, double and single.)
Lot Bacon, Ginger. Tea and Coffee, Boos, Shoes
Dry Clouds, such Caicoes, Mousns Shallys, Vest
ings, Pant-suffs Cambrics and Donescs fine Broad
Cloths, CasSmeres, Segas and many other articles not
enumerated to elise c1usignments
WILL BE ADDED,
-Four or five young Saddle and Harness Horses
May Git WIN. Ill. MOSBY, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMFNT
Owing to the inclemency uf the weather, the above
sale is postponed until Tuesday. the 29ih inst
May 2o-lt WIN. II. MOSBY, Auctioneer
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new ~ scs. hog round Western shoulders old AZ.
acc Weston sides ud 5ta6r; mafke, firm.
LARD No. new, in bhlS -; kegs &c.
BCTTER-Mounrain, in kegs, Fails cents per ID
Fresh Butter % cents
COFFEE-We quote Rio Gal, cs; Laguyra 6.a-
&c; S.. Domingo s. Is cents.
TEAS-lnperial IS cts 81 % cents per ID Gun
powder 80 cents 81 p cents ref ID; Black 23l60
cents
HIDES-Green A. c'~ per H.; Spanish 24al5 cts
PLASTER Lump Plas'er-from wharf, So Ba
Sin, 100; tierceS 800 lbs ground, ST..
RlCE-35l3.c
MOLASsES- crop Cuba - New crop DO
20a2lc. New Orleans %. PIC
IlME-From store sl.2j; from vessel 81.
COTTON-6ssGsc.
FEATHERS 3Oa35c
CANDLES-Taow llal2; Sperm 1881; Hun's
Pat mt icis par Il.
FLANSEED None in market
CLOVER SEED-New pure, s3;aS4
NAILS-3s els
sUGARS--New Orleans sa5s Porto Rico 4,a69;
st. Croix tsa1. Loaf double refine Sac; single SIC
GlN-American so cts; Holland 81 .25 per gallon.
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/ rom the Richmond Times.
SMITH ItISTpTCT

ne Sherts Of thl~ district o. Fridav last and as
cefained the vlte fiji Mess S-id,a aud It'll u u II
slated m the following lahl- Mr. Lees vote is NOT fi
cil.ly gwen, bat IS nearly accurate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-28

Correspon lence If the Baltimore Painfully teIgra ph
NEW YORK, May 81. ? P NJ.
The schooner Williams. arrived at New York yes
terday bringing daes from st Domingo 10 the lst inst
Three terrible battles had been fought between the
Domlncl3ns and the Haytan fnrceS. in which the lat
Ter were completely routed and dispersed.
At one time he liaytiens were within thirty miles Of
the city, when desperate battle ensued. aud large
number on both sides were killed. Those taken prison
ers were also put 10 death.
The Hayrlens during their retreat burnt the city Of
Aqua, and also des yed large amount Of properly in
the Town and vicinity.
Capt. Warren. If the EnaTish ship Finconia. kindly
offered the American Consul every assistance for the
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Liquors.
HufyrUffTjc Ce1slPnf.

Hydraulic Cement.
900 BB1-S. Hydraulic Cement, manufactured by the
@OO stNewark and Rosendae Lime and Cement Com
pany"-tomraed Of superior quality and will be sold low
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN s co.
Agents for the Manufacturers
Richmond, MAY 2S-3uf
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Transmitted for The Baltimore american.

MONTREAL, May p.
Inc address 70 the Governor General applying for
removal Of the seat Of Government from Montreal TO be
nld alternately four years Qlebec and fur wears A.
Toronto, has been carried by five majority
ne cry at present continues tranquil and there are no
nIehensln-S NJ further unLLr.al:
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~ .eclC Illustrated Family
H I S TORY OF ENGLAND,

From the earliest period tie llth year Of The reign
Victoria BY EDWARD FARR, Auj hoI u a nuatlun of
HUME and SMOl-LET. Ancient History, Sc, Sc
One volume, octayo SO pages. Price p % cat
er, and s. in Cloth.
This work was recently published in London, by Mrssrs
longman x Cos and is recommended the onv complete
History Of England for Families and Schools and is r,l,,,
with Information Mr. Far is already avoranv know
the author of nearly thirty volumes, many of which
portant in their nature and popuar-some Of which have
been successfully rcpublished in this country.
WANTED RESPONSIBLE AGENTS of good address
to sell for the above valuable works eycIv
town and village the United States. liberal per
centase allowed Address post pail
b. G.. ST. JOHN,
4i0 Fulton Street, New York.
g. Standard and Popular Pictorial Works in every de-
partment of Useful knowledge, supplied to order the Low
est Cash Prices
May 2l-6tf
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DISAPPOINTMENT
AGREE & WITTEN,
wholesale and Retail GrOcers and
Commission .IerrI,NnfS,


MAIN STREET. LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
4 RE- receiving and have on hand large and wen
q selected stock of GRO FRIES, DOMESTICS, SC
winch they offer low for cash country produce. The fol-
loving comprise portion of their stock, viz:
40 hhds @, r and st Crox sugar
80 g and bbls molasses
175 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java coffee
u tierces Stuart's clarified sugar
10 boxes Woolsey s " oolsey loaf do
barrels crushed do
{" pulverised do
10 C . loaf do
70 & No clip'd herrings
10 @ gross do
10 I" mackcrel
$50 sack. salt
$50 kegs nails assorted
100 do blasting powder
20 do Ky rifle do
10 do Duponts do
% boxes adamantine and tallow candles
llO0 lbs English ground wagon boxes
$4,000 bacon
tierces crop rice
70 reams wrapping paper
10 bbls tanners oil
22lO lbs American blistered steel
ZOO g MAYORS cast steel, square and octagon
~ boxes cheese
10000 lbs cotton yarn, various factories
10 bales No l and oznaburgs
20 g "a, rs and "A domescs
~ tons country bar iron
Tredegar do
Liquors.
pipe Otard, Dupuy * Cos brandy
e Seignrtt do
20 Durand do
10 bbls American do
20 apple do
30 d" old rye whiskey, part very old and fine
10 g mountain and rectihed do
{; pure Madeira wine
10 &C S Nj do
l g sherry do very fine
10 Z" Malaga do
g old port do
e Holland gin
/" Jamaica rum
ALSO-calcoes, bed tickngs, apron checks, wool ant
fur hats bed cords leading lines shoves and spades gnt
stones Porter COMBS and wool cards. suspen
ders shoe lacks and shoe thread mustard pepper and spice
ginger, numegs, indigo, soda, &c sc.
Nav 2S-w4w
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CoNrARATvE STATE Of THE FARMERS BANK OF VIE-
Gi<IA, nrIadmg the BR,NcHEs, the lst Apul,
AKIN Isis, and LIST April, 1919:
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We have examined the above statement. and find it
correct. L. A TIDBALI., Pres'L,
JACOB BAKER.
DANIEL GOLD,
LLOYD LOGAN,
Nav 9. 1919 SAMUEL REA.
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The kanaWha Republican gives the following com
roe returns from thu counties aud parts Of counties
st.tulLnI the l,h Congressional DI.trict
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CYClOPEDlA or MODERN DOMESTIC MFDICINF


feIo9 Of the Royal College IF Physicians AID Surgeons,
Edubvrob
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

20l From Concord at every day Except Sunday
By Hooksc, Amoskoag, Manchester, Merrimack,
Tho,nt g. Ferry NashSe TyngsIo,o', Mass)
To Lowell, by 8 m, SO miles 4"
And back between 81 q m and l0l a m; with a
second sx-times-a-weck mail between 10 m and
II M going, and l p m and p m, returning
7' and third six imes-a-week mail, between Al p
a m and 81 P m, going, and m and p m, re-
~ turning. .DJ .AlLl Z
202 From Concord at a M Monday, Wednesday,, and
BY Pembroke, Allentown, West Deerfeld, South
/. Decrhed, Raymond, Epping, Brentwood, Exeter,
Stratham, and Greenland Il -,sv III.
To Portsmouth, by p m, SIS miles m I'D
And back between la m and p m, next days /;
with three additional trips from Exeter to Ports
mouth, Ia miles, on opposite days, between 81 p
and 81 m, going, and 81 m and 81 m re-
turning. i aa4 as = .e,s.i5a I'll IN
2O3. From Concord at m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday .ts iaUa
BY Chichester, EPSON, West Northwood, East
Northwood, Nottingham Turnpike, Durham
and Newingon .fyr rr.tl s4
To Portsmouth, by p m, A miles ts
And back between m and p m, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday ~
2Oi. From Concord at a m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By Chichester, North Chichester, Pittsfeld, Stat.
ford, and Darlington tar &.
To Dover, by 4 p m, A miles
And back between ii a m, and m, next days;
arriving at Pitts6eld by ii a going and by
a. & W. p m, returning. sstrf- s ate flar
Dos. From Concord at 10 m, Saturday
By Loudon, Loudon Centre, Lower Gilmanton,
Gimanton Iron Works, Alton, East Alton, and
~. South Marlborough m ,l,5
To Marlborough by am, next day, 81 miles
And back between a m and p m, Friday -
aO6 From Concord at IL every day Except Sunday
BY Canterbury, Sanbornton Bridge, Sanbornton,
East Sanbornton, Clifford, Lake Village New
Hampton, Meredith Centre, Meredith Village,
and Holderness Il a.
Il To plymouth, by II p m, 50 miles 1900
And back between p m and 81 p m.
oO7 From Concord at l0I M every day. (except Sum
I .5 day. 4f,
BY FIshersvilc, Boscawen. Salisbury Franklin,
M East Andover, Andover, Danbury, Grafton, Ca
man, Enfield, North Enfield East Lebanon, and
Lebanon h.
To West Lebanon, by m, 50 miles
And back between m and Al m; with branch
ai from Franklin at III m every day (except
Sunday by Hill to Bristol, by p m, 10 mles; and
back, between y m and 81 pm.
Friday
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-14
.soposAIs FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.


yrrud from te act Of Congress Of 3D. Mareh, is4o.
fi0a Is. .ar.a trf
md BE- further enacted, That il shall be the duty Of tho
psser General all future lettings of o0ntracis for the
,nspoaon of the mail, let the same, in every case,
W lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
omance without other reference to the mode of such
than may be necessary provide for the due
sny certainty, and security Of such transportation
hall any contractor hereafter be required purchase
I or take valuation the stock vehicles Of any pre-
nous contractor for the same route"
sBidders will be careful to read the forms and instruc
mons appended this advertisement They requested
state their proposals. the mode by which they intend
~ convey the mail Where the size and weight Of the
mails or the speed called for in the schedules shall require
il the contracts will be made for COACH steamboat, rail-
road conveyance, the may be and, consequently
sac will be let to bids proposing such mode of
veyance In all other the routes viii be assigned TO
BIDS proposing the cheapest mode of transportation
NRaroad companies specially notified that their
regular bids be understood including the supply
At each Office the line Of their respective roads,
quarter of mile from depot Separate proposals for
Oscos than quarter Of mile off, will be con-
sdered
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"a. From Ellsworth at a m, Friday,
BY Maraville and Amherst tN
i, To Aurora, by p IN, 26 miles
And back between s m and m, same day.
49, From Bucksport at ! m, Tuesday and Friday,
By Orland, North Penobecot, North Blue Hill, Blue
Hill, Sedgwck, and Deer Isle
To South Deer lsle by 10 m next days, 80 miles
And back between l2 m Tuesday and Friday, and
M D m next days, resting night at Sedg wick,
.l going and returning.
S. From Bucksport ut m, Wednesday,,
BY Duck Cove Settlements, Long Pond Settlement,
: To East Brewer, by Up m, IA miles
And back between a m and IL m next day
ST. From Matawemkesg at A a m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, ee
By South Moluncns, Haynesvlle, and Linn@us
To Houlton, by Al p m, SIS miles
And back between 8 a and 81 m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
So. From Matte wamkesg m, Thursday and Saturday
BY Conway and Number Three
I To Pat,en, by SPIN, IS miles
4 And back between a m and m, Wednesday
and Friday. rs.tt
SO. From Lincoln at m, Thursday, tl
BY Lee, Springfield, and Carroll
To Topsheld, by s M, next day. Al miles
And back between a m Friday and a m next
day. -...l f-
Bv Enfield and Lowell
To Burlington, by Z p m, l6 miles 5s.,y. r
And back between 2 a m and m, same day
Proposals for semi-weeky service will be considered.
6l From Orono at m, Thursday,
Bv Upper Saltwater, Alton, aad Lagrange
To Klmsrnock, by m, % miles
And back between m and p m Same day,
g. From Oldtown at 10 m, Wednesday,
BY Argyle and Edinburgh a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
A. N ACT

Making appropriations for the year 1st9
SEC. l. Be 1T enacted by tie General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
following sums be and they are hereby ap-
propriated out of any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, to be paid
for the year one thousand eight hundred
and forty-nine, viz:
For payment of the members of the Gem
eral Assembly, their clerks, assistant clerks,
sergeants-at-arms, door keepers and mes
sengers, sum not exceeding fifty thousand
dollars.
For payment of the postage of the mem
bers, clerks, ergeants-at-arms, sum not
exceeding six thousand dollars:
For paying the salaries of the governor,
auditor, treasurer and secretary of State,
the attorney general. fund commissioners,
members of the board Of public works, Ii
hrarian, warden, directors and physicians
Of the penitentiary, secretary OF the gov
ernor, nine clerks in the auditors office, tive
clerks in the treasurer's Office, clerk in the
secretary of States Office, and secretary of
the fund commissioners, sum not exceed
ing twenty thousand dollars.
For contingent fund of the governor, six
teen hundred dollars.
For contingent fund of the auditor, two
thousand dollars.
For contingent fund Of the treasurer, enc
thousand dollars.
: For the purchase of Curwen's revising
index to the statute law of the State ofOhio,
sixteen hundred and forty dollars.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
A N A C T

To amend the act entitled an act for the support
and better regulation of common schools in the
town of Akron, passed February s, 1s47, and
The acts amendatory thereto.
Sec. l. Be 1T enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohso, That the
board OF education in any city, town or
village which has adopted the act entitled
an act for the support and better regulation
Of common schools in the town of Akron,
passed February 9Th, lS47, and the acts a.
mandatory thereto, may adopt the eleventh,
twelfth and fifteenth sections of the act en-
titled an act for the better organization OF
the public schools in cities, towns, &C., pas
sed February 18th, lS49, whenever in the
opinion of said board of education, the edu-
tational interest of such city town or village
may require it.
SEC. 2. All acts or parts thereof incon-
sistent with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
JOHN G.. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL
Speaker Of the Senate.
March Is, ls49. .s+.
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II r ETH CRFT r.
laws OF Ohio.
AN A CT

20 amend an act entitled act for the support
and better regulation of common schools, ari
to create permanently the office Of superintend-
e1rt, passed March 7, 1888.
Sec. l. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohis, That here
after, in any school district of this State,
whenever three or more householders there
in shall make known IN writing to the di-
fectors Of said district their desire that En-
glish grammar and geography be taught
in any school of said district, it shall be the
duty of said directors to provide for instruc-
tion in said studies in addition to those now
required to be pursued by the ninth and
twenty-eighth sections of the act to which
this is an amendment
SIC 2. That hereafter the school exam
fners of any county in this State shall not
give to any person a certificate of qualifica-
fion as teacher, unless such person shall be
found qualified to teach geography and En-
glish grammer, IN addition to- reading writ
ing and arithmetic.
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March IL, lS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
A N A C. T

ln relation to the Miami Canal, Miami Extension
and tho Wabash and Exile Canal
Sec. l. Be it enacts d by the Central
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
Miami canal, the Miami Extension Canal
and Wabash and Efie Canal shall hereafter
constitute one canal, which shall be known
and designated by the name of the Miami
and Erie Canal, and but one account of
tolls shall be kept, and one form of clearan-
ees issued at the several collectors Offices
on said canal;
JOHN G. BHESLTN,
$50 Speaker House Reps
e- BREWSTER RANDALL,
Speaker Of the Senate
March IA, l849
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
u
March IL, ls49.
AN AC T

To establish land Office at Defiance.
SEC. l. Be 1T enacted By The Genercl
assembly of the State Of Ohio, That the
Perrysburg land Office shall be from and
after the twenty y-tbird day of April next a.
bolished, and all the glands. situate in the
Perrysburg district shall be attached to and
form part of the Lima district.
SEC. 3. The Lima land office is hereby
directed to be removed to Defiance, at
which plsce shall hereafter BE kept an office
for the sale of all lands belonging to the
State which have heretofore been for sale at
Perry sburg or Lima.
Sec. 3. Unless the register and receiv-
er Of the Lima land office shall remove to
Defiance between the twenty-third and the
twenty-eighth days of April next, such neg
lect or refusal to remove shall be deemed
an taken as res:gnation of the Office by
such person so neglecting or refusing. to re-
mcve.
SEC. 4 No sales or entries of land
shalt be made at any of said land offices on
the twenty-third, twenty-fourth, twenty
fifth, twenty sixth, twenty y-seventh or TWEEN
ty-eighth days of April next
DEC. D. Inc register ana receiver OF the
land office at Perrysburg, shall deliver aIE
the books and papers belonging to their re-
spective offices to such person as may be ap-
pointed by the Governor to receive the same,
with view to their removal to Defiance
on or after the twenty-third day of April
aext.
JOHN G.. BRESLIN,
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RIA ANDALL,
Speaker Of tie Senate.
March Is, l949
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
BRASS FOUNDRY
COPPER SHOP

VENHE subscriber is prepared to manufac-
- ture 10 order all kinds of Brass castings
fevery description. He also intends keep
ing on hand an assortment of Gun Trims
mingS, Kettle Ears, Keys, Copper Rivets,
spalter. Solder, Brass ard Copper Kettles,
which he will warrant to be of good mate
rials and as cheap as any in the country
Brass and Copper Kettles repaired. In short:
all kinks of Copper work done on reasons
BILE terms. Cash or work paid for old Brass
and Copper.
Shop three doors south of the Court
House. MORTIMER HUBERT.
Ravenna, Oct. 2t, 1S4S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-02
Z. HOMER JUDD, NJ. D.
To All Cheese Manufacturers.

Il . eAH CHEESE AAseAea2dceNfCfs.
XN7E have on hand and Tor sale "kellogg S
w Improved Elliptic Spring Cheese
Press all entirely new Press having been
Patented during the past Winter. 1t has
been considered by those who have exams
ined it to be superior to nything of the
kind ever before offered 1t is so construct
ed that in the application of the Power in
pressing cheese; you may obviate the diff,
Guilty of forcing out the Viii Whey "a too
common and serious objection to all cheese
Presses now in use) thereby retaining no
inconsiGerable amount of weight IN every
cheese as well as preserving one of the es-
sential properties in giving all cheese fine
flavor.
1t takes up but little room and is easily
managed by any person. We would cheer
fully recommend it TO all for examination in
this age of Improvement and positively war
ranted to give satisfaction or no sale.
S. A g. r. A. GILLETT,
Ravenna, April 9, I249.