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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

United States District COurt-This court opened yes
tcray ming, Judge McCaleb presiding On the opening
Of the court the Judge read eloquent euOgy the
late :. Prentiss, which will he found another column,
On motion of Mr.. Hunton. United States District Atto
rey the resolutions already adopted by the members Of the
bar ordered to be placed the minutes OF the
Mr.. H. preaced the motion by appropriate remarks
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See first and fourth pages for Uariety Of in
7eresting matter.
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~ Our advertising friends earnestly requested to
send in all advertisements intended for Monday morning
paper, far practicable, during Saturday; and the
earlier in the day the better it wall suit our convenience
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kslsFssFT IL The officers and ompany
49, will please attend Special Meeting WEDNES
ks6s%SE3 DAY EVENING the 18Th inst, a halfplst
Punciual attendance Is requestd al
business Of great Importance will be By ORDER
nlE &. MCMlTEN
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See advertisements Of A1otion Sales on first page.
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Fashionable C3Oghtsse, g..

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite HaHIat,'s Exchange.
t- We receipt of complete Stock If FAsHlONA-
8LE CLOTHlNGaud FUHNIs ling GOODS, COM I'd. nearly
very A way Dress, suitable for the season.
THOMPSON 4 NIXON.
o23 glpF No. 40 Canig street,
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CUNDRIES-Laudngf from ship Hlngar an, viz:
T0BACCO-lU0 packages;
TEAss-l06jo i Paekagea:
PEPpER-og boxes Ground
GM0C,0LAA EET14l0 BOXES Ground
ClIL0HlDE Of IIMEN5 Casks;
F ,EAM0N s A7T1i f I!lt6 c ssses
CHERRY BRANDY half bbs;
BToEWHEHT-&0ip aoooE2S2sos;
CREAM or TAFrAR-l5 half bbs.
r2 rs gale by '' /: faART s + g.
CtEMENT-lO0O bbIs Newark and Rosendale,
mig hAYMAN u HOLDEN. SO Magazine st.
{ RAiNBERRIES-In whole, half and Or. bbls,
nlI 'and'2s 2Vd i &R aff 4yy 4 co % ,u j,
b uCK,WHEAT-lOO packages OF all sizes, for
nl2 Nv. ARTHUR co ss and . New Lcveo.
y AiSlNS-3OO whole, half and quarter boxes,
g12 | ". ARTHUR & co % and @ New Levee.
EOBACCO-25O bxs, assorted brands and quail
mig l. VI. Arthur x co. IS and g New Lovee.
| lME-250O bbls, cargoes Of bark John Bird and
29 WI xxx R6653EaS M MafS for es by
SODA AASH-Landiug, 100 toms 81 per cent,
nla HAYMAN X HOLDEN, g8 Magazine st.
FIRE BRICKS-75OOO English, landing and
nl2 HAYMAN x HOLDEN, 9s Magazine st.
{ iANDLES-50 boxes Star, for sale by
- M HAHMAN Il HOLDEN, 50 Msgazmest.
iDLASTER-lOOO bbIs Newark and Rosendale
landing and in store, for sale by
MI HAYMAN Il HOLDEN, 81 Magazine st.
GgNNY BAGS-lOO bales, landing from ship
NE NO"niE2" '9i * TF' co 70 roboupouas st
CHAMPAGNE WINE-300 baskets, various
- brands, ieoeyns ship Hang4rigni tg :aig low by
Hll s. WOLFF, IS Camp 81,
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GROCERIES-We have now landing and in
VI store
; GARS-Ioaf, Crushed, Powdered and Louisiana
IEAS-3sO packages, all QUalitie3;
tOtFEE-Riu, Havana and Java;
SfltES-PeppeT. PimeatO Ginger, Cloves, Numegs,
SPERM CANhIES-5O boxes, hest brands;
STAR CANDLE ST. boxes, best brands;
BUCk ETS-lOl dOleu
MACKEREI.-l00 packages Nos l and ?, New:
CtDFlSH-IOD boxes:
GRAN RIES-lO0 packages, half and quarter bhs:
BUCKWHEAT-n half bbs kegs and boxes;
PIE FRUIHS-5O boxes. assorted;
PICKLES. kETiHlTtS, OLIVES, CAPERS etc. etc :
LEMON SHRUP-5O boxes Underworld;
NAlLS-l5O kegs assorted
CiGARS-jJ.UUO. all Qualities:
TbRANtlt)-lOO boxes fine and
ENGLISH; DAIRY and PIN 10 APPLE CHEESE;
ERL LS-TIKa.lns, Almonds, Currants, Citron, etc;
nIlNE 0Il.-5O baskets quarts and pints
BRANDhES-2J half and quarter pipes fine brands and
qualities:
HOLLAND GlN-Meder, Swan and Vine Leaf
JamsiSs and ST. CroX Rum; Peach Brandy; Old Mononga
=, hela, Scotch and Bourbon Whisky;
madeTa' Port, Malaga, Claret, Champagne and Saueme
Wines:
Indigo Madter SaIeraus Camphor CASTLE Soap Soda
aud Acid etc. etc-al OF which We vii! sell AZ the
lowest market prices
! Eia WALTON, SANFORD & co. . NewIayee,
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valuable gold watch in the crowd at the Post.Oiice on
Saturday last. PCkpOckets plentiful in all parts the
town. and gentlemen who carry well filed purses and yau-
able gold tgker cannot be cautious about getting
into crowds The lght-ng eed gents have mode of snap
ping the ring which attaches the watch to the chain
quIet manner that the not felt by the OF
the watch
Robbery on a Rdft-A certain dealer in timber, named
Lane oated down the Mississippi and hauled III his raft
Lafayette leaving the in charge OF employed by
linn as assistant navigator The latter individual being
enterprsng, resolved specializing once and
lie accordingly appropriated Two watches and SO In y,
with which he landed, leaving the raft to take Of itself
Mr. Lane pursued, and finally got Of his man in the
tir't Municipality, where he was arrested.
Examination Il Charge If .7rson-Paul AvrIl, free
muatto hoy, eighteen Of age, yesterday brought
before Recorder Caldwell Tor examination the charge Of
setting fire o ban Jers shop adjoining the Louisiana Hotel
on Thursday night last 1t will recUected that the place
was set on fire previous occasion. large number of
witnesses summoned and the animation was very
tedious The boy accused employed in the shop,
but we believe he had interest it. On the occasion
tine first fire, trunk containing canister of powder caught
Ire and the powder exploded, causing report which
the whole house The first fire generally supposed to
have been the result Of accident until the second fire
place. 1t not known whether the trunk which contained
the powder robbed of the money contained or not
as it entirely consumed Nothing positive was elected
against the boy, and he was discharged
Mayors Court This august tribunal was convened
again in the Second Municipality yesterday mOniug-pre
sent his Honor tie Mayor Recorder Caldwell, and Alderman
Johnson, a,so the Second District Attorney, Deputy
sheriff, and about hafa dozen uror5, The district t0r.
read the of several persons charged before
the court with vagrRnCy and several of the accused re-
by counsel Counsel for the prisoners excepted to
the Jurisdiction Of the all Of vagrancy and
weutino an elaborate argument to sustain the exception.
They took the ground that yagrancy not punishable
with fins exceeding $1,000, or by imprisonment wlh0u
lard labor not exceeding which the wording Of
the act creating the Mayors After DELHI ration
the to the conclusion that it had jurisdiction in
cases OF yagrancy and the prisoners confined this
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Referred Of a Watcd.-A gentleman robbed of
valuable gold watch, in the crowd the Post.olce
Saturday last Pick-pOckets plentiful in all parts Of the
town, and gentlemen who well filed purses and yalu
into crowds. The ght-n gered gents have mode Of snap
ping the ring which attaches the watch the CHAIN
quet manner that the Operat felt by the Of
the watch.
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attempted ,frson.An attempt was made on Sunday night
last to set fire 10 the house of Mir Stump situated Dryades
street, adjoining the engine house of Fire Company No 20
The fire fortunately discovered before had made much
progress, and it extrguhed before much damage had
been done, We should have thought that the ncendiay
would have selected place further removed from engine
hDuse, for the scene of his operations.
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NORHIs q WAY, ~ CAMP STREET.
3 %. p Corner of Common, u der HeVlettI Exchange.
EIASHIOEABLE CLOTHING :i:i The
Z Subscribers hHe received large and comp Fail
end Wlnr Fashionable Cl.ting ani FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising way Dress suitable for the season
NORRIS Il WAY, % Camp street,
2Ipf corner Ct Common Nh der IIryIrrt EXCHANGE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-07
4flurriaacs.


At Chagrin Falls, on the 9th ult., by the Rev.
D. J. Hopkins, Mr.. THOMAS YOUNG, of
Hiram, and Miss RACHAEL L.. LAMSON,
of Troy.
In this village, on the 27th ult, by the Rev.
Mr.. Webster, Mr.. DARIUS PRATT and
CATAARINE ANGLEMYRE, both of Frank
lin.
At the Freedom House. in Rrakesburgh, on
the 3lst ult.; by N L. Drake, Esq, MIR. MAR
SHALL P. MILLS and LAURA M. DE-
LONG, both of Windham.
Also in Freedom, on the 1st instant, by the
same, MIR. MA Tin .McCLINTOCK and
Miss NANCY PUFF Err, both of freedom.
In Franklin, on the 1st inst, by Rev. Mr.
Webster Mr.. HE NRY G. BRADLEY, of
Mantua, and Miss SARAH ANN OLIN, Of
the former place.
In Randolph, ON the lst inst, by Rev. w. A.
Belding, Doct. A d. WILCOX, OF Palmyra,
and Miss MATILDA z. BELDING, daugh-
ter eff. Belding. Esq, of the former place.
In Ravenna, on the lst inst, by Rev A. M.
Brown, Mr. A. R. VANCE and Miss MELIS-
SA FOLJAMBE, all of Ravenna.
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Improvemeut in Wagons and Carriases

lnere was exhibiled at the New York
Fair. and is about to be introduced in Ohio,
an improvement of much importance 10
wagon and carriage makers. II consists
of new mode of coupling or attaching the
fore aXel 10 the bolster body oil the wagon
in safe and substantial manner, without
the use of a king bol-and consequently
adding great strength and The ligh,aess If
the axel; and also dispensing with the
hounds and s1nd-bars on lumber wagons.
This coupling consists Of two cas-, iron
plates, the upper one bo.ted firmly on TO
the under side Of the bolster and perch,
and the other on The top OF the axeI, the
two are then connected by peculiar
shaped bolt, like key within lock, in
such n manner, that the axel cannot be
separated from the bolster or body of the
carriage, Without first taking off one wheel
and turning The axol in righ, angel with
its working position. These iron plates
are so constructed that the draught strain
does not come on the plate itseli:--thus Sc
curing great strength but lille wear or
friction.
A wagon with this improvement, was a.
waroed the first premium at the New York
State Fair. The inventor and paten,ee, is
David w. Seeloy,. Carlisle, Schoharle
county New York. A large number Of
farmers and others in that portion Of coun'
try have it in use, and certify to its grea,
'value.-Q. Cuit,uator. -.
= O. M. Ell BALDWIN is now travelling
through tie county for the purpose of sell
ling rights for the above improvement.
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-.---.-.-y ..-.=zss- .-s-.--E-
sheriff sale


DY virtue OF writ of Lev. Fa. TO me di-
ID rected ard delivered from The Court
OF Common Pleas OF Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at pubic vcndue at the
Court house in the town OF X VIENNA, on
Monday the 2lst day Of JANUARY, 1850,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. aud
four O'Clock M. Of SAID day the following
described lands and tenea.ents to vii:
"Belng part of lot number one and is more
particularly known as village lot number
one hundred and eight ia tie village ct
GarrettsviHe agreeable TO a survey made BY
Russell A. Ashman Deputy County Survey
or in the month Of June 1887 and recorded
in the Forage couny Records Book go pay
es 493 and 4s9."
Taken on decree wherein David ]. Boards
ley was complainant and Richard Saor,s ct
ais were Respondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN G1LLls, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co.
December l7th i849, ~
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DR.. H. TU BIS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

TAN be consulted at his room, Rlvenna,
" Prentiss House, Monday afternoon,
Tues day and "Wednesday forenoon, II, IS,
and IS Jan. ta.
Those afflicted with diseaee of the Lungs,
Liver OF Kidneys, If1amatiohs, Dropsy.
kheumatism, Asthma. 81 crlness of brea' h,
or drfficulty Of brea, hing. Dyspepsia, weak
ness or nervous debility, restlesness, loss
of appetite, Consumption, arrangement of
the stomach, bilious affections, Gravel, &C,
are invited q call.
No Charge for Consultation.
Reference to individuals restored after be-
ing pronounced hopeless by attending ply
sclans, can:at all times be given to Illus
trate the eficacy of the Analytical practice
or. r. will continue his visits once in four
or FIVE weeks.
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ThsSouth and the speakership.

The New York Evening Post says:-
MI. Cobb is the twenty seventh Speaker
or tho House furnished by the slave states,
xhils s the whole sixty years which have
alapsed since The federal constitution was
adonsed, .lhe free states-we mean those
free nj the lime Of The election nave fur
nishsd but four II has been urged. we
kdow, that some Of The states from which
tho twenty seven Speakers were taken,
have since become free states; but thai
makes no difference they were slave
states at the time, and identical in interest
viii, ihero,hers.
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;ls 4 We Y Ma !.
/. EssFACTORY.

A Fec doors South sE The Court House.
Thomas Tones & Sons
NJ ESPECTFULLY .lntorln The citizens Of
Ii Portage and adjoining counties, that, IN
connection with their Ste am works at Cleve
land. they have permanently established
BRANCH MARBLE FACTORY !,
at this place, where may be found large
assortment Of Itaiian and American Marble.
of superior qualit = ,asished in variety OF
STYLES, and beautifully poished by Steam
Power
Mr. 8, Fl. Fulton and Mr.. Bui well are the
only travelling agents employed By this frm'
notwithstanding many. men who in some
measure appreciate their ewn insi gnfcance,
represent ihems eivessas euch, and thereby
acknowledge our superior reputation for fair
dealing and mechanical skill.
Mr.. 6. w. Fox will manage the affairs of
the Shop. -a---
Give US call before purchasing else
where. JoNES u SUNS.
r OGWoOD, Camw6od & Fu-tlc BY the
barrel at p g.. w ITS.
Oct. 10, ~la49. - q -
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Sheriff's sale.


DY viftus of an Order OF sale in Parti
ID ZION TO me directed and delivered from
the Court Of Common Pleas Lf Portage
County, Ohio, shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendue at the door OF the Court house
IN the town efRavenna, on
Monday the 2lst day Of Jaauary, 1850,
between the hours of ~ o'clock, A. M. and
4 O'Clock. P NJ. of said day Ille following
described lands and tenemen.s. to wit:
''Situaie in The township of 4 elsun in the
county Of Portage and is known by being
part of Lot No two and is bounced as fol.
lows. beginning at the north east corner OF
land own ned by William Manley, thence ear I
on the north line of said Lot No Q TO The
center of the north and south road. thence
south on said road to the center Of the road
lrading from Garrettsville to the center OF
Nelson, thence westerly along said last men.
toned road to the south east corIsr of said
land owned by William Manley, thence
north along the east line of said William
Many's land 10 the place OF beginning -
Also another piece or parcel OF land in said
Lot No 2 bounded as follows. beginning ut
the south east corner OF said Lot N o 3. thence
north along the north and south road to the
center OF the diagonal road leading frcm
Garretisvlle 10 the center Of Nelson, thence
westerly along the said diagonal road to the
east line of ten acre lot owned by William
Manley, thence south along said east line to
the south cast corner ,f said ten acre loi
thence westerly along the line Of said ten
acre lot. which is parallel to SAID diagonal
road to the south west corner of said let.
thence south on the east line of land owned
by Sanford Harrington to the soHeh line OF
Lot No 9, thence east along said south line
Of lot No TWO to the place of beginning
The above described latd supposed 10 con-
tuin forty six acres. two small pieces of land
used for school house and burying ground
excepted" ~
Appraised at S55O,oo
y, JOHN GILLlS, Sheriff.
Shcri1''s Office, Portage Co. [
December nth, 1870 -
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SherIA's safe.
Dfvirt OF a writ .ofallas f. fa. to me
I'd directed aud delivered Fl ON ,lhe coun Of
common peas Of Mah ming county, Ohio, |
have levied upon and shall expose to sale al
public vendue at the~res,dence Of Mrs. Hine,
at the center Of Randolph township, Portage
county Ohio. on .-..
i Thursday, the l7th instant, :,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. Nj. snd
four O'Clock, p. NJ. Of: said day the following
described goods and cha',eis, 10 wit:
'sOEe new two horse lumber Wagon
Taken as The properly Of Huron Morse ut
the suit of The Farmers Bank of Salem.
JOHN GiLLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Portage Co.
Jah'y 7,h. $50
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DY virtue OF a writ OF AL. .Vendi. .Ex. tu me
ID directed and delivered from the court of
common pleas of Portage county, ,OhIe, shall
expose TO sale al public vcndue at the cour,
house in the town of RaveDna on
4lMonday the 2lst day Of January, 1850,
Detween the hours cf ten clock, "A. NJ and
four o'clock, P. NJ of said day the follows
ing described lands and tenements 10 wit: r
.'SI,uate in the township oi Rooistown in
the county Of Portage and State of Ohio and
is known by parts of Let's number 10 and SO
and Is bounded as follows, beginning at the
centre Of post standing in the centre OF the
S'a'e road leading from Canton in Stark
county 10 Painesviile in the county OF Lake
twenty one chains and fifty links north one
degree west of where said road crosses tie
| south line of said lot nineteen, thence south
forty five minutes, East twenty one chains
and fifty links to the south line Of said loi
number nineie cen, thence west thirty Blk
chains and twenty three iinks to post thence
north thirty minutes west twenty one chains
! and fifty links to post, thence west for'y
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 a post, thence east thirty
five chains and seventy three links to the
place Of beginning containing one hundred
and twenty acres and twenty four hundredths
of an acre Of land be the same more or less.
Taken in execution as the property ol
Perry Il. Babcock sal atthe suit vt Alonzo
| r. Herrick Appraised at SJsg5 90.
JOHN GLLLIS, Sheriff.
Sherif''s ofice, Portage Co.
| f December II, i849.
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A Card.
TO TIL E PU B Lie.

TO t Fl E F B II e.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to the
/ fashionables, and the public generally, that
be has just opened a shop in Ravenna, in the
PRENTiSS HOUSE, where he intends
carrying on the Tailoring business, in all its
branches, in the latest American md Euro 'ean
styl. s, or to suit the customer, and with stiict
view to the form, features and general mien Of
the wearer. He fatters himself that by strict
attention to business he will be able to suit even
the most fastidious All orders in his line will
be attended to on short notice, and on the most
self that those who favor him with their patron
AGE shall have their work we'll done, and done
AT THE TIME OMIs E D.
<-Cutting warranted to 6tif rightly made mp.
% B. A. DERBY.
November 26. 1S49. tss E
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Sugars.
TOOD New Orleans Sugars.
VI WooIsev's Crushed, = ---
Refined.
Oct. n, 1898. at SEYMOUR'S.
~ ENTLEMEN,S DRESS GOODS The
VI best ussorlmeltever offered in Portage
Ccun Y, sisriDgs of -
Broaacloths, 8. Casameres,
Iweeds, Satinets, &c. &c.
just reed at f'' SEYMUUk'S.
Oct. Goth. 1919.
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Fashionable r ailoring.

V,HE subs criber tenders his thanks TO the
L community for the liberal patronage he
has formerly received and would. by strict
attention to business,5ask for similar favors.
lie has lately renoveahis shop TO Mason's
Block, directly over the store Of Rowcl' &
Co. where he is at sp tispes in readiness to
work far the tmprosenSNt lts LOOK of bis
fellow men..,s : e. M. y,.5-..
Cutting done on SHIRT notice, in good style
and alter the latest &-Iiions.
JOSEPH ALCORN.
Ravenna. Scot. s. I24b L.. .-.---
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Henry DaYis' Estate.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate OF
IA Henry Davis. late of Randolph, deceas>
ed, are requested to make immediate pay
men', and all those having equitable claims
against said estate are desired to present
them legally authenticated for settlement
within one year. Z0PHAR DAVIS,
Dec. 90, Ia4e. Executor.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-07
Frankiia Woo,en Factory.
$4,000 the the sSbseriber, vi a~a Te@'ss for whic

SOn1n LBS. Of Wool wanted by
OU,UUU the subscriber, for which
the chest market price will be paid in
Cash and Cloth.
Tue undersigned having fitted mp the
building formerly known as the "Franklim
Tannery," are prepared to manufacture most
kinds of Woolen Goods, in as good style as
any establishment in the western country
Cloth manufactured on 81 ares, or by the
yard, and warranted to be done well.
Cloth Dressing and wool cardng- done at
rhe loves, price. and warranted to give good
satisfaction, as our machinery is mostly
new, and in good order. Particular atten>
ton will be paid to Gust ON cardng.
We will receive in payment wool, or most
'''' w. HICKoX & co.
Franklin Mills, Anril 60, ls4s.
k,ALT.-soo Bbls. New fine Salt in Prime
y order, just received and for sale at q
small commission. 49,. -
KENT, GRENELL 4 Co
Franklin July~7, lS.s.
DUGGY,LAMPSa aud Br ,ss Bands, for sale
u by KENT. GREN ELL & Co.
franklin. July 7.
~ INGIIAMS-No better or cheaper US.
" sortmeul can be found in the State of
OHIO. KENT, GRENEl.L Il Go. !
Franklin. July 7.
| CARPETINGS of superior qlality and
~ beautiful patterns lower then ever before
offered in Portage county.
| Franklin, July 2.
| cPRING STEEL.-Eastern Il Pittsburgh
~ KENT, GRENELL Co.
Franklin, july
IOUGGY SPRINGS & AXLES. Equal ir
ID quality to any ever made. for sale cheap
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
franklin. Julv7.
VRENCH PRINTS.-The largest ant
handsomest assortment ever offered il
Portage county can he seen at orr store
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July 7.
NOTICE is hereby given to all person,
interested, that the undersigned VII
make application at the next term OF In
CmIrt OF Common Pleas. within and for IN
comfy of Portage, and Safe of Ohio, 10
The vacation of ali that part Of the town plo
of Franklin IN said county, which lies cas-
Of DePeyste. street. tso called) in said tow
Plat. and~of all the streets, alleys an
sa.ares therein, of which part the under
signed is sole owner and propr,eto
Dee. J, tssa,
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that my son Watkin
l. Davis has left'my premises without any
just cause or provocation. all persons arc,
therefore. hereby notified not 10 harbor or
trust him on my account. as l will pay no
debts of his contracting.
EDWARD DAVIS.
Edinburgh, Decsmber s5, iS49. 3ws
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Attention Firemen.

The members of PHGsIx FIRE CosPANF, No.
l, viii meet at the Engine House. this Monday
nsxt. It'll inst at 6s. p. M for the traaasaeen o.
business. By Order Of the Fo1snsdn'
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Imsolvent Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Salmon NJ.
~ Prentice has made applica ion TO tn
Commlssioier of Ins oivents, IN and for the
comfy of Forage, aud State ofOhio, for the
be eff, of the law for The relief Of lnsolyenl
ebtors; and that the requisite copies of said
application will be returned to the Cour, of
Cnhmon Pleas, in and for the county and
Sale aforessid. on the first day OF the next
term thereof. at which time and place his
creditors are hereby not fled TO appear and
defend the same. VIM. McCLINTUCK,
Jan'y 6, 1850. Cammissloner.