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SUCCESSION SALE.

sHacffsi2Gat Of MSR!s NtIigM, .adlaIee ssnsSGida, a..
RD sumption.-Finh judicial DistricfCou -
In the name and by the authority of the honora,
hle the above court. will be sold at public anc,
ton, by A F. Hickman. Sheril1of said parish.
or Wednesday, the 10th day of April 1851, at
one o'clock P. NJ, at the residence of Mr.. Char
les Triche, situated on the left Bank of Bayou
1afOurchc, at about one mile below the village of
Napolconviiic. the following described property
belonging to the succession of said deceased
Noble Wright, to wit:
LIST. A tract Of land situated in the Parish OF
Assumption, on the left bank Of Bayou Iafour-
che, at about one mile below Napoleonvillc.
bounded above by land of Mrs Zephirin Folsc
and below by land of Simonette Comean. meas
uring one arpcnt and twenty seven feet front, by
forty aspents in depth, the lines closing, toreth-
or with all the buildings and Improvements there
Cd. The household furniture, consisting of a
desk, chairs, 2 sofas, tables, bcdsteads, clock,
&c. o Az A. #a $50
Sd. The kitchen utensils a cooking stove, a
corn mill, a lot of bricklayer's tools, a cart and
harness, a Wagon and harness, one COW and
two calves, a horse, &c. T. ~E.s-.s.r
Terms and condtions:-Thc above described
land will be sold payable in three equal install
flents, one third in March 1852, one third in
March 1853 and the other third in March 1864 !;
the purchaser to give good and approved person
al security, said land to remain specially mort
gagged and hypothecared until said, and all sums
not punctually paid at maturity to bear interest
at the rate Of eight per cent per annum. The
movable property payable in march 1862; pnr-
chasers to give good and sufficient security and
all sums not punctually paid at maturity, to bear
eight per cent interest per annum.
Parish Of Assumption, March Is, 1861.
n2S,5i) A. r. HICK MAN, Sheriff.
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SrrccsS!oa dr fruc .HoxrpL ,nnJ.u
E9TAT DE ia LOUlsiArEE'|-.Ir'.,'r" ,
Oh Sc As@nmD,ion Il, "'"l'-
de Honorable la cour du :,m,. a., "n o'''"
c,airc de Get Etat, dams ct nour , J., 'M''
paroissr, on date du 2G Frrr;.r ,oE,
scra ofi"rt Ell vcn,c prhliour. nnr r,, j
l.. Blanchard, cncautcur ddmcn, ro I =
sionu" q nss-rlnrniS L,,s ,.N.. ava!
paroissc Assumption, SUR Io4 j;,,x - f,
iii, Blanc 'onr ll mois &C. ,,ars III M
hrnrrs \. ~, les propri(tr. =. am ~
ties appartcnant Il la s,lsljtc s,rc,.r
voir:
Il inc habitation sit1;c on ,ct,,
Sc, at RrjIic Bayou dies O!iyjrrs, dam, /,
section No. III. L. t. ct X. T.. mcsn,on,
tro's arpcnts ct demi de face, plus on mo;ns
sur unc protondcur de q~uatorxe arncp,,
conptc an centre, par lcdit Bayou des OH
vIcrs ct bornec dun cote par Ia terrc de- lis
ley ct T"urnillon Son, ct de rautrc por
ceilc Dc Ia succession 1hcodule MoIlcrr.
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M. MERLIN, GcrFFFEURs.

ENco7g71uTc toulouse q Rly0lc.
Specialize pour Ia confcction dos per
rnqncs, toupcts, bandcaux, mates, !risct-
ties. etc.
Pour Ia campagnc, On SC charge dc
'airc dcs p~crruqnc>, en- cnvoyant In gro>-
Scnr de Ia tetc ct |, c%ouIcur DIES chcycux.
Onvrages en- chcvcux, tells que Ia
%bicaux, bracelets, baguc>. etc, etc.
LeC0nS de CoiNurr.
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Dams IaBaue de rinte,hiction DE Joseph Bouyo.
1r.STAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures
sa@s AssoNpT1oN,-CowM CinGuitmn District
Observation-Disclosures que Louis Bourr, ezra
tour de l'interdit Joseph Bourg, a depost en- cour,
un compile de son administration CONNIE cura-
teur susdit, ainsi q%u'une petition demandant
phomologation. avis est par lie present dome
a tous ceux que celia peut concerner, d'avoir
a deduire sous les dix iours qui s%nivront la date
de cette publication au bureau du Grefier de Ia
dite conr, les raisons pour lesquelles ledit compile
he serait pas approuve ct homologut.
h RarO 8affb bff}olf.e J IA p Gaqgr. 1901.
27,2i1 DESIRE LEBLANC. Grefier.
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Succession of Joseph Comeaur.
STATE OF LOUISIANA--Fifh Judi.
~ cial district court, in and for the parish
of Observation-Disclosures Celesie Hebert
aaministratrix afahe aforesaid ncsAss;eahas
ton, as also a petition praying for the ho-
mologation thereof: Notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern, to show cause,
ifany they have within ten days from the
date hereof, in tho office of the undersigned
clerk, why said account should not be ap
proved and homologated.
By order of the Court.
Assumption, March 18th, 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA~parish orAs.
~ sumption--fIjM Judicial District Court
Whereas Valsin ChcdotaI has petitioned
the court for letters of administration on the
estate ofthc late Edrriye Hcbert, deceased
wife of Auguste Chedotal: notice is hereby
given, to all whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer oflhe
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order ofthe Court.
Assumptions, this Sd March, 1851.
27 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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Succession de .Joseph Hidolro.

c"CtfSSton nc JoSepH fItH0too.
80 Cinquicme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
Ia paroisse Assumption.
Attcndu quo Maria Rodriguez, veuvc
de Joseph Hidalgo, a mis- en- Cour I'm
compile dc son administration CONNIE t.l-
tricc naturclIc dc Sos c%nfants mincurs,
ainsi qu'une petition d%emandant i'homo-
iogation avis est par lie present dome a
tous ccux que celia pcut concerncr d'a-
voir d deduirc Gus les dix jours qui sui
vront Ia date dc cctte publication au bu-
rcau du grcf1icr dc la ditc Cour les raj.
sons pour lcsqueIIcs, Ie dit comptc ne Sc
raicnt pas approuve ct h%omologue.
Par ordre dc ia Cour. .a.ara-..
Assumption lie II mars 1851.
n252i DESIRE LEBLANC, gre0ier.
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EETAT DE LALOUISIANE--paroiSs,

THTAT DE La Observation-Disclosures
~4A Assomption-Co1~ M ~Cmquifmc Dis
trtct Judiciarc.-Attendu que VaIsin Chtdo-
tai a p~resentt ure petition Ia Cour il leE-
let d obtenir les lettrcs administration
de Ia succession de fcue Edurige HGbcrt, de-
tunte femme de Augustc Chco2tai avis est
par lie present donnt i tous ccuN que celia
pcut colcerner d'avoir il dGduirc sous dix
]ours, les ra'sons pour lesquelIcs il ne scrait
pas fat droit ii laditc petition.
Par ordrc dc Ia cour.
Assumption, lie 3 Mars 1851.
81 DESIRE LEBLANC, Grenier.
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Succession Of Jean Baptiste Bomg.
STATE OF LOUISlANA.-Fifh Ju-
~ dicial district Court, in and forthe parish
of Assumption.
Whereas Louis Bourg administrator of
the aforesaid succession, has this day filed
in court an account of his administration, as
also a petition praying for the h%omoIosation
thereof: Notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, to show cause, if any
they have, within ten days from the date
hereof, in the office ofthe undersigned clerk,
why said account should not be approved
and homologated.
By order of said court.
Assumption, this 18th March, 1851.
nasal DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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Eft vousr evcnez ivrc.. ais .-a.e. .
-Menagez o expressions. Josephine! -" ete#
Iangouty recut tGs bourrades, pendant gull prononGait cetc courtc phrase.
ii vouInt parIer encore, mas Nine Langouy, nee Coquere', sanimait a la be-
sognc. Ellie lie batit CONNIE patre duant cq minutes, malgre SEES pnercs ct SEES
Iarmcs. ."-#I#=g. il E|. @1 o&0#s.
Quand ellie cut achieve ccue tache ellie li dit /: ##H. a
-Vous etps u sce6rat ct vohc Pion est un petit intrigant". acz vous cou-
cher! @ @.#aa&A ~ zateHHg s- # Hn EHs. -.#ssi #@*
Langouy ALA SC coucher! " #9" u.s. @## w#aa4 #s. &"
XXXET, t
SoCrae ausl esuyat sans Sc pEaindre les mauvais traiLements dc sa femme.
Sans vouloir comparer u n simple phioophe a fhonnne veHtablement itsrc
don't nous racontons Phisoirc, nous dirons que Langouy sappuyat voloniers dc
pexemple dc Socratc. a
Mais SEES chagrns domesiques ne pouvacnt pas lempechcr un soul instant de
songer la paie. al
cdte meme mutt, au lieu dc fictionner SEES Commissions on de Sc livmr ax mol
les deHces dur. sommcil rcparateur, il combna lie plan dinsurrecfon ie plus po-
digeux qui ait iamas germe dams la ceveHe dun citoyen. amn
Louis Philippe await employee dxhut ant de regne a miner la 1tgiimc influence
que langouty await acquise auuefis sur les numeros pair dc la rue Jean-Pain-
Monet. ID. s-4a a5& 1#@ %e+#.aaa >~HE
Impossible de tenter manifestation de c cote. Par I'm refinement de ma
chiaveisme, les agents du chateau avaient fat coWir des brmts caomnicnx sr lie
compile de l'ancien tibun niitarc. La ~ Jean Pain oHet croyait quill fisait
parhe de la police sccree. azas# @ - . 14
Tene est Ia constance ct odnusc tactquc de toutes les tyrannies. Ceux quon
nose pas attaquer au grand jour, Of les dsshonore dams Ia mutt hs tensbreuses
Vaccinations. 4A@ .A 1
Qno'qul en- SOFT Langouty elatisd ia yeile du grand movement dc fsvrier.
ncienne section Sc trouyait disperHc. ~ ga4-g s. 4sE III
Que fH a lheurc dc minut Ct ns quart, alds que tout dormait dams sa
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Succession de .Joscrh CDp,eour.

.Successlon de Joseph Con,eaur.
TaTAT DE La LOUISIANA Cour du
80 CinquiGme District Judiciairc dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse Assumption.
Attcndn que Celeste Hebert, admins
~tratricc de la susdite succcssion. a mis- en-
Cour I'M compte dc son administration.
ainsi qu'unc petition d%cmandant l'homo
legation; avis est par lie present dome a
tons ccux que celia peut conccrncr d'a-
voir d dtduirc dams les dix jours qui sui
vront Ia date du present avis, ;u bureau
du g~rcfficr de la ditc Cour, les ~raisons
pour I~esquclIcs lc dit comptc nc scrait
pas approuve ct homologut.
Par ordrc dc Ia Conr.
Assumption lie III mars 1851.
n.2S2i7 DESIRE LEBLANC, ercNfer.
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Succession Of Maria Sanchez deceased rife Of
Juan Vega.
6 TATE OF LOUISlANA.--Fffh .Ju-
F~ dicioi District Court, in and for the
Parish of Assumption-Whcreas Juan We
ga, Administrator of said succession has
filed in said court an account ofhis admins.
~tration, as also a petition praying for the ho~
m%ologation thereof: notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern, to show cause,
if any they have within ten days from the
date hereof, in the office of the undersigned
clerk, why said account should not be APP
proved and homologated.
By order ofthe Court.
Assumption, March Sd, 1851.
27 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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PERDU GU VOLE.

PERDU OU VOIF.
EE1SrN cheval American, noir-brhle, A.
w. de taille moyenne, gros os,HA~
sans etampe, une petite bose sur les reins
occasionn6e par la selle.
&c cheval a disparu du hangar de M.
Ternot, Mardi soir, 4 de &c mois, selle ct
bride.
Une rtcompcnse liberale sera accordec
a celui qui ramenera ce cheval d son maitre,
GU donnera des renseignements.
FERDINAND B~ARRILLEAU.
q lie Ftsilant est prize de pubIier Get avis
Jusqu,a nouvel ordre. n27jno
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SUCCESSION SALE

Succession o Jc7n Pierre Junot, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-pARIsu or As
~ sUMPTIoN.-Fyh Judicial District Court
In the name and by the authority of the honora-
bic the above court, will be sold at public auc-
ton, by A. F. Hickman, sheriff of said parish,
on Thursday, the nth day Of April, 1851, at
2 o'clock P. NJ, at the residence of Mr.. Fran
co.'s Arseman, in BruIe Labadie, in this parish,
the following described property, belonging to the
succession of Jean Pierre Junot, deceased, to
wit:
lst. A tract Of land situated in this parish, on
the right bank of Bayou Lafourche, in the rear
of Brule Labadie, measuring three and a half
arpents front, by fourteen arpents in depth, bound
ed on one side by land of Valsin Vaisse, and on
the other side by vacant lands together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Cd. An armoir beds, n mare, a saddle and
bride, a COW, a watch, &c.
Terms and conditions The movable prop
erty payable in March 1852, and the land, paya.
bic in two equal instalments. one half in March
1852 and the other half in March 1853, with
special mortgage on the land, purchasers TO fur
nish good security with interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum, from maturity until
paid.
Parish Of Assumption, March IS, 1851.
n2S,5i A. +. H1CK NAN, Sheriff.
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N DE SUCCESSION.

SHrrfSslon de Jean Pierre .Jumot.
iEHTAT DE- LA LOUISIANE.-CouR pu
GA CENQurEME DIsTsIcT observation-disclosures
AsSompiioR.-Au nom ct par l%'autoritt de lho-
norable la Ccur susdite. il scra oftert en- rcntc
p~lblique, par A. F. Hickman, sheriff de cette pa-
~roissc, lie ieudi II avril 1851. 4 9 heures. P. NJ.
Il Ia residence dc Francois Arsenea,,, dams lie
brdle Labadie, en- cette ~paroissc, les prophecies
cl-apres dccrites appartenant a Ia succession tie
leu Jean Pierre Jnnot, SAVIOR:
1o I'm moroccan de terre situe en- ccttc pa
roisse, sur la rive droitc du bayou Lalourchc,
derri6re lie brhle Labadie, mesurant trois arpents
ct demi dc face. sur quatorze arpents de profon-
deur. bornGc dun cote par Ia terre de Valsin
Eaissc. ct de rautrc cote par DIES terrcs vacantes,
ensemble avcc toutcs les bitisscs ct I'm deliberations
qni en- dependent.
% Une armoire, Its, une iumcnt, sellc ct
bride, me vache, uue montre. etc.
Ternes ct condtions.-Le mobiller payable en-
denz tcrmes egaux, Ia Motto payable en- Mars
1852. ct rantrc Motto payable en- Mars 1858.
avec hypotheque spectacle sur la dite terre, JUS
qu'au Placement; les acqutreurs dcvront donner
bonnie ct snffisante caution, avec. inttrtt i raj
son de huit pour cent par an, a partir des tchc-
ances.
Paroisse Assumption, lie Is mars 1851.
n 2S.5 A. r, HICK NAN. sheriff.
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Succession de enn-Bopliste Bcmg.
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour du
&A Cinquieme District Judiciairc dams ct pour
Ia ~paroissc Assumption.
Attcndu que Louis Bourg adminitra-
teur de Ia dite succession, a mis- en- Cour
I'm compte dc son administration, ainsi
qu'unc petition d]cmandant r%homologua-
ton. Avis est Par le present donnG a tons
ccux que celia peut conccrncr d'avoir j
dtdnire dams les dix jours qui suivront la
date 'n present avis, All bureau du grcE>
fer dc la dite Cour, les %raisons pour les
qucllcs lc dit compile ne scrait pas ap-
pronve ct homoIogut.
Par ordrc de la Cour,
Assumption. lc III mars 1851.
n2S2i7 DESIRE LEBLANC, Greficr.
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N DE SUCCESSION.
SUCCESSION dc ten Wolfe Wr7ght

bDt'tfSsfOfb "t .Jb~ ~ FftGdt
WsTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-CoUR DU Cry.
- oU1EME DISTRICT JUDICIA1R E.-Paroisse
Assompticn.-Au nom, ct par l'autorite de lHon.
Ia Cour susdite, il sera offert en- vente publique.
par A. F. Hickman, sheriff de cette ~paroisse. lie
mercredi, lone Jour du mois d'Avril 1851, a l
heure' de lapres midi, a Ia residence de NJ.
Charles Triche. sitnee en- cette P~aroisse, sur Ia
rive rancho du Bayou Lafourche, a environ I'm
mile an dessous du village de Napolconville. les
propriGtes ci-apres dccrites, appartenant i la
succession de feu Noble Wright, SAVIOR:
c I'm moroccan de terre, situee en- cette pa-
roissc, sur la rive gauche du bayou Lafourche.
a environ TN mile au-dessous du village de Ma.
poleonville, bornee en- haut par la terre de Nine
Zephirin Folse ct en- bas par Ia terre de Simo-
nette Comment, mesurant un arpent ct vinot-
sept pieds de face, sur quarante arpents de pro-
tondeur, les lignes fermant, ensemble avec tou-
ties les batisses ct authorizations qui s'y %trouyent.
g Des meubles de m6nages, tel que, bureau,
chaiscs, deuS garde- manager, tables, bois de lit,
pendule etc.
Sc Les ustensilcs de cuisine, I'm poelc, I'M
moulin a grue, I'm lot d'outils de MACON, une
%charette ct les %harnais, un wagon ct les ,harnais,
une vache ct 9 veauX, I'm cheval etc.
.IermcS ei Condnions.-La terrc ci dcssus de-
crite sera vendue payable en- trois termes tgaux
nn tiers en- Mars 1852. un tiers en- Mars 1853
ct lie dernier tiers en- Mars 1854, Tacqutrenr" de-
vra bonner bonnie ct sufisante caution. Ia dite
terre restera sptcialement hypothiquee %iusqu'au
Placement, ct toutes sommcsq ui ne %seraient pas
ponctuellement payees aux echcances, FOREFRONT
interet a raison de HUT pour cent par an.
lie mobilier payable en- Mars 1852, avec DIES
BONES ct solvables ct en- cas- de non
Placement aux echeances, les acquGreurs devront
payer hut pour cent d'inttrat par an.
Paroisse Assumption, lie Is mars 1851.
n,2S,5il AT. HICkMN. Sheriff.
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law, but il is a mistake. The whole burden OF
proof falls upon him The foregoing case was as
plain a one as could be put The evidence Of
freedom was a. plain as could be desired but the
first difficulty was to get it in proper FORM as re-
quired by the laws Of Missouri-the second diff
Guilty was to get Rennick into trial lie had his
friends summoned ss witnesses, and some Of them
we're sure not to attend | will here say that ]
believe, from what discovered, that the judge
and other officers were impartial though they
were accused Of sympsthizing with the negroes.
And the brave Col Doniphan and Renuick's
other lawyers were entirely courteous and fair
while was there, which was near two years.
So you may inform MIR Clay, aud other mem
bers Of Congress, that il is no easy matter for a
negro who is entitled to freedom to obtain It, if
any man Of means and common sprightliness
tries to prevent it.
Yours, n. Wren JoNEs.
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without keeping his eyes stesdfastly fixed on the
ground lest he should miss the treasure that be
expected-every rap startled him-he thought
perhaps they were come TO place crown upon his
brows! Alas, they never did.
One afternoon, taking book under his arm he
drew his hat over his eyes and went out without
anv definite design and after wandering listlessly
from place to place for while, he stretched him
self on the grass in the shadow Of an elm that grew
by the roadside, and watched the passers by
now a peddler bending under huge sack, and
now teamster whistling by the side Of his heavi-
ly-laden wagon.
humored. merry voice; and looking up, Richard saw
before him the round, rosy face Of the village
doctor, to whom, raising his head on his hand but
without rising, he made some sort of respondent
reply.
aIf You had . said the medical man, " one half
of nv duties to attend to, you would have no time
for sishing-at least over imaginary woes Just
think of the real misery am called on to witness
in the course of my professional career-sickness,
sorrow, pain, death-death, pain, sickness, sor-
row!n
ITO die said Richard, {" is the best thing be-
longing to life--I think | should like your pro-
fessiohD
"Getin said DR. Hilton, making room beside
nlm5eII IN tue nlCo Httlo buKKy WbtOh NC uiO'O
al will take you to-day on trial have a round
that think will be interesting to you In the first
place, 20 to see boy who has broken leg,
which will probably have to be amputated-then
to see young man who is becoming perfectly I'M
manageable-why, sir, be yesterday attempted the
life of his little sister, Drusilla aud have no
doubt but that be will have to be sent to the in
sane asylum to-day. Let me see. My next visit
is to the widow Paxton-she that was burnt out
in the spring, at which time she so exerted her
self TO save some part of her furniture az to pro-
duce effects from which she will never recover
six helpless orphans to leave to the mercy Of the
world, sir-come get in, get in"
And rising 10 his feet, and drawing down his vest
and up his collar, Richard did get in, but looking
wisifully at the sharp, red gables Of the farm
house which DR. Hilton seeing, slapped him over
s.a.e = -, :
Alb, that will not do, DR.. Claverel, and faugn-
ing, tsc.,- ~ ,..,- '""Htber
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notwithstanding which, she was allowed to sleep
in room by herself where was four-post bed
stead, and she accordingly hung herself
From circumstance which came to my know
ledge recently fear the Asylum is used for other
than legitimate objects, and that occasionally a
wife is incarcerated at the instance Of an I'M
feeling husband. And think it is not improba-
bic that the young lady | alluded to, whom the
steward described to me as having an ungovern-
able temper, may be the victim Of husbands
brutality. SENEx
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various schools in the city The younger pupils,
just commencing their work, uniformly entered
heartily and successfully into the exhibitions,
while the older pupils having had as they sup
posed drawing lessons for years as uniformly
declared themselves unable TO prepare any
original pieces for these interesting occasions
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NEW -Y~Hoor,


Shoe, Leather d Finding Store.
'Be sure you're right then go ahead
TIME subscribers, at their Store one dcer
Il west of Rowell & Cos. Store in RAJ
VIENNA, offer to the public the largest and
most general assortment OF Boots, Shoes,
Leather, Morocco, Innings, Shoe Findings.
Tanners Oil, &C., ever opened in Rayenns;
and, as to prices. they are determined not
to be undersold by any establishment in
Northern Ohio. ,.s .,
TO SHOEMAKERS they would say, they
can furnish them with French Calf Skins,
Mems and Woman's Morocco, Linings Of
all kinds, Sole-leather Of different qualities,
with prices to suit, Shoe thread, Sparables.
Pegs. Bindings, with general variety OF
MOST KINDS OF KIT.
at the lowest Cleveland prices. Call and
see our stock. We have now on hand and
intend at all times to keep a first rate
article of
Tanners Oil, and Sole Leather, i
which we offer to tanners in exchange for
Upper Leather or Cash. at prices that viii
suit them. Gail and see our Oil. and it
may save you a journey to Cleveland to
procure an article no better or cheaper
We shall keep Barrel of Oil on tap to sell
by the gallon or quart.
Our motto is, slow Prices and Ready
Pay"
j. GILLlS E,Co.
Ravenna juno 1e, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-04
ATain.. she NeVv7Cons.ssution.

Every candidate on Che Wing State Ticket
who voted at all {exceps Judge Andrewst
from Vinton downward. yoted against the
Nep Constitution, Vintoll, sineefns nemina-
ton, owned publicly that hevoted gainst it.
Are these the men to put the ship OF State
to sea under the new chart? The Wings
fought the calling Of Convention. Defeated
there. they sIrove to elect delegates, who. in
the Convention itself, should block the wheels
of reform. Defeated there. they cxerted all
their energies TO have the New Constitution
rejected by the people. Defsatedthere again,
they are now striving to seize the reigns
of Government under the new constitution
that they may neutralize, probably as far as
possible, its essential reforms.
u Will the PEOPLE, who have demanded, and
secured new constitution, entrust its hrst
administration to its enemies?-Star.