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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27

Lrrrrn TRoM rHE PaEsturNr TO
UJuAzL Before lea,ioc Europe. CIV.
Ujharl rdiross-d letter 20 Gen rnvIor in
Turning hiu Of of lh de'ir o. the Hnnga,
ri,o Eail.s to fri refuge in the Unned
s,ucs. Sine th-ir ariya hers the follow
ing reply has hc~n rec~iv d
WAsutNoro~. Thorsl'v. Dec %
Sin hsv dnly r,e.ved your letter "
Nov rofn Lond ~. aonauociog he deter
mloa'ion o. yoar- n add comrades 10 SIX
90 ssynn 10 Amc lea
The people Of hs Republic hav deeply
symnithssd with 'hr tong,r'ans "a tmit
cca' uru IT, ftr orsiipuonn r. edom
nd 10 tho rsiami'ie4 Nhieh b Y" bofll ~
tie. unhaory land anil au surc mat |
.pc,k ne mi "a s-nrmcn Of nv coun
tIym IN bid ling you and Your nsssoci.
aces cooilil V-l.om 90 ou' sill ne nat
ur,l asylnm ~ 'hc oprr s.. 4 from every
CLINE We offer vour p.o'e'tlnu and free
pirlicipa ION io the hcn.fr OF our .nsitu-
,'oos and nnr l,s.. AL trust tbii you mas
fll ia Ameic, second h1m. am
with hi III ro.pect your s'o- r. iri.rd.
Il TAYLOR.
T,nraf.rq Iftutyr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27
COriIEs
| NlTED STATES HOTEL,
Whitehall, Ny
w hitohall, n Y

Nenrs.t iioa'e 20 the Raj Road Dspo, srdl4t
'arriacc and BAggngc Wagon g. and from tls
Ioat aud Care FltEE or CHARGE
i'T sCOYILT.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27

FRoN GuADALorPs We have received
L'Av.ui, "f l'oint.a.'lrc titnc 2ist ul
VI. T. 3 uuraod had occ,v his rScqul
mar from ia, Goy,luurG n "a Of b. Frcucn
Anti S. a. roDsD'nr gent OF the Uui cd
States 90 Truin, IN place Of VI Case. -
Tranquility re- 2uod lh'oughou' he + encs
Antilles although much angry reelng cT.
ired lc'vccn lh' Modo'atr and h. Mout'-
Qurri pa les VI. Srbclsch.r The X pre-
sentiiyc t. the French Canmher 81 Dcpu
ties ,i Pari.. Fl m Gauda .unc. h' long. %
~, later aud !. rcp'os Mt rs qu T.. b, q q
and io the colony. The hhcks. accord
ing 20 somo viii never be- coo'eot uuul
ihoy effect xpni.ion oiihc VIM from
the Island Go,crnor Fovrs OF GuiiI
oupo expe,tc 'oon 90 be suppressed. n h''
commands The irdemnit, rs I'd, course O..
ppmcn' Sew "a d.coanoas .fihD ] g'o'
Of Honor oorr htly concr'lon lioO'.0.
darmern for acii .i.v.ns1npr ..iug llo i O.
10 Ju.c las 49, n y Pic l4h
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27

nary oath ~ 80 NJ Nmton m'.oI
thu ,hc memb r, b. sworn 30 The ~.
f1u w,s iusi aud M hou.e
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27
For Sale.

nSf good new ar Tight parior and On, 90.
- o"d hand Boa stove, cheap by
y. l.. RODBlNs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27
M A x lie ID.

o. VI idlct 90. Dec 10 by Rev a R.elvtt
Chai W Val fu Ei-ah-th a. Sundsrint auofN
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27

BreNtNG or rHE CAriroL ~ ALtnA
IA From the Mrn'7on,rv Avert. ?
aot GaIrtie We lcarn bat no stit- Cari.ol
boz hat CIV vas eonsum,l by hre m he I an
isuIof 'ni nAgvht ]. IN 81 ttai once
h.suif9l hulling hrr, crumhiing walls
Ererv po''lb provision WIS b he mn~i
s'rly mad for lbe ennv~n enc ~ ,he Leg
n'h'lre and ne STATE Officers The clerks
@ the two Aoose, saved all lhrr papers
and ne archives ofihe Stre N tie Offices
O. he governor s~erc. ary q Sac Foasn-
re- and controller. Nsrs s'so siv.d Mos
. he farm u's, Ant Urge portion ~ The
d drroui brarisa we're Likewise proiofvel
lr.m lhs h,ne, 30 thai he gTeal 'oI va,
TIC t0iliing
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27

A golden mlnd sloops NOT to show,
of droSs.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27
A W. Ciu Nearly Sold into
Slavery.


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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-12-27
Received

I'hiN day ny ERIress lot - sack Marie
Ought e1iorsdl Mas which are oasrsd cheap.
q. l. HossiEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

r isT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once. September Is. lst9
OFFICIALLY PuBLIsNEr pAPBb UAvINe THE
Largest CIRCULATION
Please mention the date the Last in which they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

century tn their service by suoh miserable spooney
stuR q 10 found In BvusSs
While in prison with Major Lsgs, he informed me
That there was confined In the next DELL negro man,
vho was TO be hung the 18th OF this nouth Mr.
Iess vas the msgstrste before whom he Was tried and
convicted 1T vas 10 me-" says tho Major ore OF
the most painful acts Of my life. had known EDDY
ever s,oce Wa boy he had worked about my store
Ne vas ever kind and honest. and sceable He IL
nhout frv. years of aye: his crime attacking
his master with an axe The penalty IL death. The
nroof of the attack clear although tho master
IA walking about the streets there Is hope for
Eddy The excitement u too strong owing to tho
Barrett business and the Governor will not pardon"
"Do you suppose the Barrett excitement had any
thing TO do with Eddy's attempt TO murder his mas
terri
"Indirectly 1t had. The negroes about here hear
of everything that IL going most Of them read
All these excitement. among the community reach
them and produces certain NJ Capitalization
When Clay visited this section Of the State 1t was So
Every elave n whig in this district and they became
very much excited The sentiment was in the mouth
OF every negro when Ciay get tn be de prosi-
den we he all free and vote wid de white massas "
Since Barrett's arrest be-ides Eddy's attempt to
murder h master there have been other signs OF an
ipfurrecton In consequences, we have Increased our
patrol ~ stem and 'hey severe With the
groes Very naturally they curse arrett from Dan to
Beersbeta and xious hss Barrett should be dis
posed OF placed in their hands they wonii Kill him
directly NORrHGRNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

sssnd 70 nyst ON aeess.t Of head Wind; brig ns.
Ciehriss York River houad NYorkI wssssssoss r.rk
BALTIMORE, bound to NY-rk.
Nswso.r, Sept 10 l2-Ar sohr Amss. Eddy. NYsrk
for wsrehsGn.
Nav BKrvoED Sept l2sld pchr sarah Osgeod. HYort.
EswsvRuroRr, Sept BAR schr Heron, Small, Phiis-
delphis.
pool bries buntrs Monroe Bsrhsboss snd Turks i.,snS
Commerce Card Windsor Ms: Jenny lind, Comerv, Dtyh
ton; Albstvo Ccctrsre BOSTON,: schrs George Edmund
Nay do; Alhamhrn blanchard Nvort ryprss willard do
fEovIpEhcE Sept l2Arr sehrs Noses Br ua,l Phi
isds,rha' Nsw aav,n Kolsty do norw,oh Jones' Ae.ey
Tanner Quinn. Rordou.; Superior Smith. do. schr
Rainbow, ruth,ll hadeiphia soops Pioneer G,hn Ron
don't Risn.i Dnrfss NYork Sid ith. sohr Alpine Rich
ardson. Pbiisdephia-
RIoHnesD sept I2-Ar ship A,enspdsr Sanford Ba'.i-
Cherokee, Carver Eastport Net Fsr purue NYork Rain
bow, Rogers, Boston Sid schr Ta,isr. Rrker Boston.
In Hampton Roads lth ship Richard Anderson Bennett
Havre.
SAL Sept 10Arr sshr North Carolina seaman. East
port for Newark ard Philadelphia land sd lsh l2h brig
America Trcadve Phiiadepha sehrs Sea Lion. Ssrtels,
Richmond: tusap Wsrdwell. Wasra't. Philadelphia Cid
th brig Herald Pratt San Fraecisco schr Mason Wiley
Cayenne 18th schr Queen Mich NYork. Sid l2h ship
Talma Davis. San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.


Owing to increased Receipts, with limited demand
for the local and for shipment to the Eastward
and to the Brtsh provinces Hour WAS again lower to
day and sales Of common State and mixed Michigan
were made ut about l2hc per barrel decline or In all
about Csc since the receipt of the steamers news.
Southern brands also selling on terms slightly in
favor IF buters wheat continued dull AMI prices
had downward tendency Sales of Genesee, Western
and Southern were made on terms stated below The
corn market less active and prices heavy There
material change in rye -four or meal. Rye and
cats dull Pork closed heavy. at the inside
figures Of yestsrdsys quotations. Beef was in some
better demand lard continued in fair request. at
about previous rates ut meats continued heavy.
Coe and sugars continued firm with pretty free sales,
full prices Cotton sold pretty freely but at rates
which ruled in favor of purchasers.
AsHrs Small sales of pots we're made at 81, and of
BRr.ps1rrrs Flour The sales for the day reached
about 500 200 bhls in lots among which
and ns pected fpe Mt s3 rs a - rs: ordinary State
50 coz a 81 rs; for common State and mix.d Nichi-
gan 81 20 81 SIX straight State and Michigan. SIS
q So 121s: southern Ohio and pure Genssee S. 25 a
Ohio SO 62H So 81 ana extra GeDeses. SIS H21 n
Sc rs OF southern 500 bills. sold at IS 81
So so for old Georgetown; 81 80 s5 56A for nav Pc
tershurg and City Mills; included In the Gales were
SO bhls Canadian aour a, 50 Rye Eo1-Small sales
were making at SO n 80 06h Corn Mai WAS inactive
at So lsA SO rs for New Jersey. Whfa-Sales OF
2ooo bushels Of prime Genesee we're made nj 81 20;
500 do ordinary Western, 9hc and 400 do inferior
North Csrolina az $50 Rye was dull at 5s1 SOC.
Oats were heavy at yesterdays prices Corn The
Gales reached about 2iooo bushels. at 80 ole. for
q
Csc for J.rsey ard northern round yellow.
Corr ON The sales reached about 1000 bales, the
market closing Mt about c from the highest point be-
fore the steamers news
! FHEioHrs So There was some better inquiry for the
West Indies while rates t. European ports remained
dull and in asure nominal To all up, small en-
Rspfments Of cotton reported for Liverpool ut Is
per bale 0or square hales) 2d for grain and Sd pei
barrel for -four. For cotton, to Havre, re was de
EsDded.
Thovisiors.- Sales of about 200 barrels pork
made $40 20 for mess: at 50 so for mess aud
at SO f2r fer mime BeefSsles Of $50 barrels were
made at S12 so tor mess prime was nominal ~ SO
Cut meats Sales OF 20 900 - Western short miidles
ribs In, made at Sc a $40 Lsrd-Sales If $50
barrels made at sac s5kc for inferior grease
1T SIC for White do sbc for No q and $50. for
prime to extra hlsc, leo kegs prime at 7Hc Butter
Ohio vas selling at So lie aDd lilo 6c. for State
Cheese va plrbty and the market heavy at 10 a6Tc
SUeAhs - The sales reached from 500 900 hhjs
including Cuba Nnscovado- and New Orleans, at 5hc
a5Zo and Porto Rico Mt sac 6Ac
WHIsEEy. The market some better with sales
OF 230 barrels Ohio, at 25c 26c ana druge sold on
time, at 26c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

Shre-pyror Tovpseud. San pr.nefsoo, u ussss TJv-
q kspte~. " '"
Bshs-Aifred Hsm~ord, Green, n Richards eusys,so
fHri, Rudolph. tsrncvth. Ms Brsine Horse. 0r..-
ley Kelley. Pstka Pa rrsrcis savis, Norfolk, Th.mpsou
3 Hunter,
sc.r:. De.dencnA Chatter Per. an Prince B.ter xils
Co; kobtsrsy. Dovte Charleston Posy Wm NstIley
Bsmmord Aieimons kllss sedsvict Bes.tou 20; Mary
Il,s. smith Bsimor~ Iydis. Poet, do Honesty, Hiram
Phtltdsipfis; Globe Small salem Cornelis Young. New
sscrs-sies. o.psy, Prcvs,ree Fashion. oshss do
Lay fenvict, Thoupsor, ke~ Haven.
ssesner-rspobscot, Seymour rhiIsdslrhiA
arrived.
Cupsrd.
slip Cynthis Lue Batavia May 81 ard Java Be,d June
with ndse, 10 Sftin Irrnsides. ian the passage
oct lest sereosrd George Brand, boy, native 81 Scot
Shit p. Chandler, liverpool ANA TO- mdse ans an
S~f &c passefsefs 70 IeresA Co Al ~ lat 81 Is Ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15
Pause nxers Arrived.

DELFzyL-Bark Alfred-E Heimbroot A Ehre and
child II Gorsdorf Swohoda and lady, Balm Esyen-
berg MAYER, Wenhors lady ard children. W Dnakoh-
ler, G Esseldt Eggcu II urssalien, Banruk Pops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

Il. s.s sisAs ds::S: ssa. S''''. '''''s
ship ssi.; wIss.. a:v,s 81 days viii -d's '.d s'
psSs siss No., hu Sn.S. s c s..., and
70 Pope: Sch Ion q s.::ss
s 81 .s si'
BARK Pantheon Brows. New Bedford. days. for Jersey
Bs ASsons Isssssaas Juan dslos Remedies is days.
with sugar and honey 70 X g Ee,d n
mnac Is d.ys With %dss 70 6RSsirs Co. Died an s.t
u. Jane; Card e and :s tad ..s t' rs
Brig WIN Dusap Smith, Brunswick, Co. day. with live
Joseph BAN s6i, Fulton. Windsor Ms Is day. with
plaster. 20 the master
schr GLOBE simonson Washington. NC sdays with naval
sehr Dsr.'ssss. Jones. WILMINGTON NC. days with
sehr Hysr; Fowler Wilmington. NC. days. with naval
sehr Jersey Oak. Roberts. Wilmington. NC days with
ss.sr Z s s:ss: w Wood. vrs.aiA
sehr Nonp.rsii tBrl Armstrong wiadssr. Ms. s days
s ssSr s Robert Chase; Roberts Calais
Henry rr snsifs s ssssa py.
s sSsr A AnS1sw Brow. Allss Boston
schr Mary Blown Boston for Albany.
sehr q L. Lowell, Boston.
sebr Genius oamos Greensburgh with rubbe stone. for
Sleep Frat Fnort, Watts. Newburgh with lumber for
soop Dsrondc Newark, with cement, for
soop belle valentine Staten Island. with sand for
soos Splendid ront But,erhil with rubble stone for
One bark.
Ships Tennessee, New Orleans Hero. do; Charleston.
Charleston; bark Chase Rio briggs Belfast BermudS Phi
SECT I4-wnd at SUNRISE N; at meridian. s; at sun
set g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

Ships Tennessee, New Orleans; Hero DO; Charleston.
Charestop bark haze Rio briggs Belfast BermudJ Phi
lura Savannah; and Others
sErr H-wind at sunrise, N; ut meridian, s; At
SEA g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

Adrian. OF Boston.
the Wall. Aug ~, lat II %, lon 70 C5
Ship Chez H. frcn Nexhury pert for New Oreans 18th
inst, lat ~ n, Ion ~ IS.
An Am chip. showing white swallow tailed signal with
two nd diamonds above the other with
Ion 20. " -
haf Pelham, 20 days out hound to London Aug 90 lat
Brig n.rmoneon (sw) days from Boston for cOwcs Aug
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10

1t was Mrs. Fasole--a very promising
scholar, whom the unhappy teacher had
married at the scene of former labors, some
where in the interior of Illinois,, hoping Ia
find her true help mate in bis professional
line. But discovering TO his cost that she
understood only one kind Of harmony, and
That moi Of the description most valuable in
private, he had run away from her and hsr
big brother, and hopin IN lsesaeep secl1-
sion sbewef sienss tossseapa asharf aaaE,
md pass for that po pat fson, an agree.
able bachelor. Whether fie was really
villain enough to have intended TO marry
poor Jane too, we cannot know, but we will
cheerfully hope moi; though we are not
sure that wan,only to trife with an limo.
cent girls affections for the qualification of
his vanity, was many shades less culpable.
The world judges differently, we know.
since ii makes one offence punishable by
law, while the other is considered, in certain
circles, rather n good joke than otherwise.
But the singing master and his fearful
spouse disappeared, and those who had not
joined the class exulled; while as far as
public demonstration went, we could not
see, but the singing at meeting fell back 10
very nearly The old mark, under the au-
spices of old deacon Ingalls,, who has for
many years been troubled with poiypns
in his nose. f-a' i.' -'asf1t :
Jane Gordon is much more sensible.
girl than she was two years ago, and looks
with no little complacency upon Jacob
Still, a neighbor's son, who boasts that he
can turn turrow much better than he can
q tune. g. sef s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10
Fatal Reac0ntre.
sr. LOUIS. December 8, 1919.

Oa Saturday night, Newton Weime-,
brother Of the late Post Master, had an alter.
cation with Jas S. Thomas, Broker, of the
firmof Benoist & Co. Pistols were drawn,
but none used. This afternoons al 4 o'clock,
the parties met in front Of the Planters
House. Weimer commenced shooting "a
Thomas and Thomas at Weimer. Nine
shots were fired. Thomas was shot in
the breast, the ball glancing and passing
round. When Weimer had exhausted his
pistol, he rushed on Thomas and commenc.
ed beating him on the head with colt
While doing this Thomas shot him through
the body. Tie wound is considered NOR
tai. Thomas may recover; the danger is
apprehended from blows on the head. The
cause of the quarrel was this: Some months
since Thomas luled to receive large re-
mittances by mail. and charged the Post
Office with fraud. Weimer was clerk, and
spat in Thomas face. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10
Sad PictEra of Hungary.

{. A letter from Berlin gives this picture OF
unfortunate Hungary '"4-
"'rhe aspect of Hungary is said to fill
the traveller with sadness. On every side
the eye rests on the blackened and ruined
walls of burnt villages, heaps of rubbish,
which mark the sites Of destroyed castles
or farm houses, and, not unfrequently, on
the bleaching skeleton Of one Of the many
victims Of war or famine. In the South,
many villages built of wood have entirely
disappeared, q desolate tract covered with
ashes and cindeps is all that remains on the
spot where once stood thousands Of happy
homes. Members of long dispersed fami-
lies, brothers and sisters, husbands and
wives, who have not seen each other for
many months, sometimes meet for the first
time in visits to these sad scenes.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10
Sheria''s Office, Portage Co. q
December 10th, 1919. &
SaerIff's sale.


4 N obedience to the command of writ oil
4 4th Plu Vendi Elk to me directed and
delivered from the Court Of Common Pleas
of Portage county, Ohio, Ishall expose to
sale at public vendue at the court house in
the town of Ravenna on trre
Monday the l4h day Of December next,
between.the hours OF ten o'clock, A. M. and
four o'clock. P. M. Of said. day the follow
ing described lands and tenemenis, to wit:
4 "situa'e in the township of Hiram in the
county of Portage and State of Ohio and
is known by being Lot No S1 in the village
of Harrison agreeable to survey made by
Russell A Ashman, DeRs- Dep ts2uaty surveyor in
:. California gives the foIlewAa s,sssy-sss u u
: : ''eses zeezzdata The property Of
Elisha Garrett s. al. at the suit of Reuben
Mcmillan & al. Ys<~ s.+*
Lands appraised al $40 .-+t
~15f JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office. Por age Co. a-..
December 10th, IS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10
herif' Office. Por age Co. I
December 10Th, 1919. {
sE.eriff,s Sale.

SsseEkSES SGtaCs
- Y virtue OF a writ of Al.Vendi .EX. to me
Is directed and delivered from the court of
common pleas of ofPortage county Ohio, shall
expose to sale al public vcndue at the court
house in the town of Ravenna on
Moaday the l4h day Of December nest,
between the hours Of ten O'clock, A. NJ. and
four O'clock, P. NJ. of said day the follows
ling described landsand tenements 10 wit: 9a
''SHuatesin the township OF Rootstown in
the county Of Portage and State of Ohio and
is known by parts of Lots number IS and SO
and is bounded as follows, beginning at the
centre of post standing in the centre of the
State road leading from Canton in Stark
county to Pinesviile 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
and fifty links to the south line of said lot
number nineteen, thence west thirty six
chains and twenty three links to 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 aforesaid, thence north
thirty minutes west ten chains to 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 seventy three links to the
place of beginning containing one hundred
and twenty acres and twenty four hundredtbs
of an acre ofland be the same more or less"
Taken in execution as the property of
Perry H. Babcock Sal atthe suit of Alonzo
r. Herrick Appraised at Sl323 90.
Sr4E JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff. r
Sheriff's off1ce,.Portage Co.1
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10
The Z | sIl2elnaker.:.. ]. !.

aaetesH ysar, pa1t al honor lissn 4
The sAoenel BAT amid gaH}nd leather, 44,
i Wilkins lap-stone ovei IS knee, .s.s,.-.
WhsreI ai1sg il lis sbo1I, saed all weather
Drawing his qnartefs and. sdz tpgether--,s :.
Alpppy ram Vas s.9s.
happy aIa man ind saprins
ana d !. sialh ~
And felt g each moment stsebh was owing,
Until he got round the slroe. 90 cT-H5
8 @.s 81 sZ'7s-- IA. 4 RI
Of every deed ais wax was sealing,
ss The closing was firm and fast; 4 ,.
The prick of his awl never clused feeling
OF pain to the toe; AMI his skill in heeling d.
Was perfect and true to the last.
Whenever you gave him foot to mearure, =
With gentle and skillful hand
He took his proportions with looks of pleasure;
AS if you we're giving the costliest treasure,
Or clubbing him lord of the land.
And napy one did he save from getting
r: A fever, Or cold, Or cough, ss-- .,-s ....
For many foot did he save from wetting; Ell
When, whether in water or snow It Was set ting,
His shoeing would keep them off. v,.5 sr
When he had done with bis making and mending.
With hope and a peaceful breast, "'
Rssigning his awl, as his thread was ending
He passed from his bench, to the grave descerd-
AS high as the king to rest. ling
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10
shcrifa's saEe.'

DY virtue Of an Order of sale in Parti
,ED tion to me directed and delivered from
| the Court Of Common Pleas CT Portage
County, Ohio, I shall expose to sale at pub
lie yendue at the door Of ehe Court house
bin the town of Ravehna, ION FJ7s1 b
EaIoadd tie I4tA day of DeeensJer neat,i {
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. Nj. aud
|4so'cfoek M ..ef said day the following
described lands and tenemenss 70 wit. $50 g
Situate mahs ssoYnss ssipz
"a 4 u nd ~ eis
part of Eot Nd two and Is bounce as 4oI.
lows, beginning at the north east corner of
land owned by William ManleF, thence east
son the north line of said lot No to the
center Of the north and south road, thence
south on, said road to lhe center of the rcad
leading from Garrettsviie4to the center of
Nelson, thence westerly along said last men,
toned road to the; south east corner OF said
land owned by William Manley, thence
north along the east line of said William
Manly's land 10 the place Of beginning
Also another piece or parcel Of land in said
Lot No Q bounded as follows, beginning at
the south east corner of said Lot No Q, thence
northalong the north and south road to the
center of the diagonal road leading from
Garrettsviile TO the center Of Nelson, thence
westerly along the said diagonal road to the
east line of ten acre lot owned by William
Maney, thence. south alotg said cas-! line to
the south east corner. of said ten acre lot,
thence westerly along the lire of said ten1
acre lot, which is parallel to eald diagonal
road to the south west corner of said let,
thence south on the east line of land owned
oy Sanford Harrington to the south line of
Lot No Q, thence; cast along said south line
of LOT No two to- the place of beginning.
The above described land supposed to con
ain forty six acres. two small pieces of land
lsed for a scho u house and, burying ground
s-.l' /
APPRAISED at s55o,eo
o%f JOHN GILLTS, Sheriff.
sherf''s Office, Portage Co. { DE- |
December 10th, I849 r3..--,..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-10
~ Pierre SouIe, an intelligent Louisian-

GP Pierre Soule, an intelligent Louisian-
ian and member of the Senate, who has re-
Gently returned to New Orleans from Paris,
visited the President, Louis Napoleon, twice
when in Pa,is, the second time at the
request of the latter. Mr.. Soule considers
Napoleon dull in national parts and destitute
of information, energy, or proper ambition
He is, however, convinced of the durability
and permanency of republican Institutions
in Frame. The minds Of the people, he
says, are rapidly ripcning to full precep-
ton of the objects of republican govern
ments, and an appreciation of their rights
and duties as freemen. -... .--...s-t.