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TIL f C. 4 l. E ID y n l n N

.on-was last week found guilty and sentenc-
ed to be hung Petitions for her pardon, or
the Communication of her sentence, have al
ready began to pour in upon the executive OF
Ohio. 1t is a rare thing that woman Is cap
italy convicted.
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DEATH OF THE LAST SURVIVOR OF THE
BosToN TEA PARTY.-David kennson,
who had fought in many of the battles OF the
Revolution, and is supposed to be the last
survivor OF the Boston Tea Party, died at the
residence of William Mack, Chicago. Feb. "a
a@cd III.
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From the Ndd!ehUry Register.
AUUNDRED YEARS AGO.

Where is that race that used 10 be,
And sound their merry jubilee.
And bend the fUre>. bow:
Or peal the war whoop> sounding tone.
That on New Englaud'- hills was known,
\ hundred wears ago:
Where is the Young and graceful tawn,
That bent lis uoi>ele>s step At dawn,
Within the valleys low;
Or stood upon the blooming hills.
To cazc upon the sparkling rills.
\ hundred Years ago:
Where i the bright hircli-bark canoe.
That tloated DER the waters blue.
That silent used to TOW:
BIZ; rutf!el with the rel mans oar.
Wheu skimming near the messy shore.
\ hunlrei Years ago?
Where are those giant forests found,
That once Ii cluster al! around.
Where now the farmers SOW;
Where rans the hunters merry glee,
E,uca.h the richly ta<>cl"d tree.
y hundred years ago?
Where are those eIrit- h"ll and free.
T!l; waf,c Ger the stormy ~ca,
Where + r:une- winds lid blow.
Aud settled on this >milin. shore,
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..T".i.- in heaven:
Jesus in he heart;
Heaven in the heart
The hear. III heaven.

PrRITY.-I would have YOU attend to the
full significance and extent OF the word holy.
r. * NOT outward abstinence from outward
deed, OF lrohi.a,v alonc-lt Is not mere re-
col! from impurify in action. 1t is rcroiI
from inIpr:iy in thought; ii is that quick
and sensitive dcliracv 10 which even the very
correr,jou of evil i offensive: it is a Virtue
which has its residence within. which takes
Guardianship Of the heart as OF a citadel or
inyiolalIe sanctuary. i'll which no wrong or
worthless imagination IL permitted to DWELL
|, is not purity OF a ton that Is all We con
tend for. it is exalted purity Of hcart--th"
ethereal purity Of ;hc tlird heaven; and II
i i at once settled in the heart. it brings the
peace and the triumph and the nntro"hrd
serenity of heaven. alon@ with 1t. In the
maintenance ct th;-. there is a constant ricva-
.ion: | l.lb almost sud there is the pride
ii d great moral victory over the lnhMHrI"~
of an earthly nature there is Lrall' an. 4"
harmony in Tie soul. beauty o: holiness
which, though it ct;iorr>c,S in the c"un'r-
nance. and the outward path. Is itself - thor
ou9hly internal. as 10 make purity Of heart
the mos. distinctive evidence of work OF
,.race in timc-;hc BIOS, distinctive guidance
Of character that j. rircnin@ and cxpandiu:
j;,r the ,,uric> Of ,..rrnitv.- T0muS THG'm. rs.
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MORAL g. RELIGIOUS.
THE BETTER HOME.

Nothing make, the tireside so cheerful as a
blessed hope bcyond it. Even when you SIT
most lovingly thcre-though the daily TASK
is completely done, and the infant IN '"e
cradle i. fat a.leep-though this Is oa'or'"!!
nirht. and Tomorrow is the day OF resi-
THOUGH the emhcrs are bright. and from lis
fat and popping fountain in yon coal the j.,
Of gas flames W Ike silver rimeter; an"
thonsh within your little rhambera all Is peace
and warmth aud ,uu- lcto>e-the roaring
ru>,< and rafting drops rcnin" YOU that II
:. sill winter IN tie world. And when that
withcrcl leaf tapped and huttcred on the
window. mother why was it that your cheek
rev pale. and something glstcned IN your
eve: You thought it perhaps might come
from the rhurth-,ard sycamore, and 1t sound
ed like 4 ,nrs>cnyrr from little llelen's grave
Il sid. "Fa,h.r and mother think of me.
Yes. Hrvarv were the homes of earth. were
il NOT for the home in heaven. But see to 1t
tina, vour>e>e, he the Savior> followers and
then TO vou he saws Let not Your heart be
troubled, in NY Fathers house there are
many mansions, 90 to prepare place tor
voa." And when YOU come TO love that say
ior .i.!.rlv. Won VIII love one another better
more truly and more tendcrly. And, trust
inc to mrct again in that world where they
neither marry nor are given in marriage, a
purifying hope and a lofty affection will hal
low YOUR union on earth. And, if not inscrib-
ed above Your man;cl shelf. there will at
least he written i'll Your deepest self ,he mot
to. sent TO lis uride 10y that ilIustriou> scholar
Bengal
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";!l 100 r'",' .C'- " 'I,a'i.. = ri.-r llt>
~ Superior r,icrs.r.n, - hen a. l,,, t.s:,i I"
hr perfectly '-' rH,,li-,r sad ,iii,a.i.l,> II! AL
Diseases 81 he irst ',.-. ;ul Ciic~t orc Who
ha- U-,'! i HIS -,.ah- o.i
"t'r.;,u Park. Ny Dec % l>la.
Mess Reed X CUrl,r-Nc:.r3y >,yr,, wears
~" lad 'ln!",t attack oi Inflammation ii The
lungs. which Ha> i---.l ~ 1n~ ,,:.,-i--.,~ viii,
III" in"-t powerful RENE !ic- hrt wih lir-lc effect.
f IL '''''''-''" '.'.- pains about uv ch,~r
Ny cough WI ;i''''-t ',ir->;r- .lrr,nrrrrd with
'Nl"c'"rat"ll "i he In,r llrii ari offensive kind
laff q" he TIME ln;Nri v;th Hood 10Th o.; a dark
ana p:ak c"l'r Several lar" ulcers hr,.h, on ,nv
lUl@- which cam, near .,-,,f,-,... Ill.a con-
fil';a i: A. ami a;.- rr,r,-rl almost n 4
skeleton MY case WIS considered E"',cl,.>S not
"l.y hy The Physicians. iE- hv al VII" SIN me-
Accidentally t'arl = from :: ,'.ur of IL, effects
which -" Vegetable Pulmonary l;a'-am had Iro-
IHcri u = similar CASE. w;> Induced 10 try It
i'"i"r" had E~e, one l"tt,c ic-;,r, - improve and
10y tir u>e OF bottles restored To- usual health
ia! 'l~r3 = VARIETY ,forl,,r medicines which gave
"a" j." Ir.ir'. irw Weeks sol Ms similarly ~
lacked. ahd | ;lm uow u-ing tie Eal~am with tie
-;'ine 'rncicial results. Ih- statement i um~"lic-
lied and It costs y'i nothing. tut viii be Of any
service 10 any one. my 'l.'ocr : accomplished.
tSignedl 'WN. + NuNEN.' 7. 81
Nov |, l>'l-New certificates. !" almost any *
tent nigh: i" added t!ccu1rl necessary; hut the
prorrlet"'~ feel that the article hi~ Jerome uni
NeT>air w"!. known. ana Il virtues generally
kn"w!"d""d by physicians ami others I" make il
unnecessary t" offer. al th~ rirne further proof of
'ilg merit OF In highly I"rularartio.e,
- !IW,TI - cot >TrrFrTf> \ MUTATIONS
>nrh - 1r"r- Compound ru.ia..,,rv Ea'-an,. \
i"cr'. lnI: garry i;a.>:Iu, :l. other n Fart bear
me- In" name E,gUif,. ~ th, ar;ic, hv tx whole
name. fh- "NF"frAELL PrLM"NhEn BAL>AN. \
So" thar Il ii:> In" Written ~i.rure Of Nm Jon
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ANtLCA MATION.

r. .,r, :; tho Init
,;,h
.,,:. uh;.h
r.,,
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r,.,,,l,
>, -, ,,..,n.lo .,1 ,,;. w,,,1
i. ,,,.., ;,,r........ Wh.n
:, ,,,,.u,,r,l ,,u,,,;uo Yankee
..,. t;+ ,,,d or;.r,J his aid II
49,, :. had , ni.-balJ. FESTIVE. I'M
,lI.;,l lIoc and white. with one
,,.,. u.t,,l,h.u, fla, he. hv a pro
o., ,,,n,.,,,,,,,,,,o .ouIa convert the black
,,l ,l;.., Which ,l,r,I hear an g.
Inal proportion OF h";h. Cur travellers r.
tired I" rest pleased with their prospects,
bc!"'c they a""kt' III" cr'l'! '""''o'" h""
cOntIlIcd to convey h"th "' 'h''r ho'>t> ava!
and in their stead l'r'd"'ed 'he BLACK ana
white. Here. sa'd i"'r''h' Is l'f' "' 'he
black. "And here. r'l'''" >'"''!' Is
part OF the white "''e''' sa'd i"'''K' rs
one eye OF the black AN" mere r'l1cd
Sa"ney, rs one eye OIL 'h' "ii'e' As / AT
rirk'r horse was the best, he claimed ALL OBJ
} tanned the right Of riding forward They
started on: Pam. X before and Sawn'y be-
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Account Books LOST !

I nST. on Monday N-rch l. in nas>inc from my
residence I" tn. Of John :. Carr. or from there
TO the llHpo'. w" pocket Account Books The fin
der viii be rewarded hy returning them tome.
LEM 7. BRIGHAM.
s. .IohnsIury March 5. l,j2 ,G2tf
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hI'pNEI NpiIIrN.


ltrr'ifica-c OF Iir. rtI:EY. Portsmouth. Y. H.
Portsmouth. sept. -. l-i..
Mr. j. i. M"r:>E. Agent tor ~ hii,.> Hair E.~tor
alive bear >ir-i deem i, nlv duty - >;a" ono
faces respecting th,. iI,~trl-lIc value ot Whj,e'-
Restorative. Several vc3r~ AFTER 4 severe IL of
Sickness my wife lost all Of her HAIR the >ra an
Feared diseased. aud til" hair cr"w 'ut ir:lsh t.l
uneven. About wear 9.o. hv another fl "t SICK
me- she l"-, ail "t her hair second tuc and Tor
i"l'- Inn" here WIS apparently Ia action in The
scalp Aif'r vari''ue applications was in luccl 10
try the above named Restorative. and now. al
Ter III" use 81 few bottle. 'cr hair h.l> crown .,,,
- thick - utriS. and ii IL hc:.u,iua color -
ever. Furthermore. .nr "a In" time have been :.tf
lrted with uclra~;c and cher pains IN NIX head
md have t"undit the hr-' external remedy have
ever tr"dl can Therefore chccriuv recommend il
I" all VIII" afflicted IL above ~ the best article
have ever seen. Most respectfully yours. &c.
\. PERRY. NJ II.
Manufactured hv +. WHITE. Lowell. Mas. Sold
IN l. sion. Wholesale. by Wilson Fairi,ank & Co.
retail IN -. .I"hr>hurv hv J. G. Bingham: ra>su,,,,,
Sc. Levi T. Parks: Wells River. T. SiIc,!d X ca.
lanvI!l". Vail. pcminc Co.: Cabot. >alma T11I>-
sell: Mar-ht'"i. Putnam & W""<ter: Mnn-rcli.r
f"''ii"ld 'iranni>: ami by NV appointed AGENTS
ihroughou; thcl Mon Nl-,1
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oi thc dtrrrr. @radc> . >ril al wholesale and r,
tail. 4; Tie honest marhr; price farca-h.
I IEWETT & co.
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WOMAN CONVICTED OF MuRpER-Nan-
y Farrar. who has been on trial in Cincin-
VT; f;,r ,",crsl 'itrs. .o- the murder If tic
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remedy 'rr all diseases of the
HAIR 8 brilliant. glossy iu~:rr.
a healthy vigorous appearance.
Il hc complete without tlli- ir;,,i>-
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.

! i" C;;I-tT EINFBN i,,r IntLII>.
,"II'>. :,sl '"N>j NITIuN after a
-ria' i :wc,.-l-,;N,. wears. stands
~ ;ln"~r general r"l>rlir. ~ he
bad 81 '"u.h Medicines. /, i
f'lc o','v standard article That ha>
,uay Sustained L great ;.lsd con
>':1'.N grain: reputation. for 80
."'.c % l'"ri"3 90; iiuic. Mmpv en-
'.'''.t ;'lr-ivi-l,> q" mot hesitate fo
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CnNNTCIICTr MD rt>>l ".'>h
gNI1T 'tt,'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-02-02
sIaeiff's sale.

DY virtue OF writ of Lev Fa to. me di-
ID recled and delivered from the Court OF Com>
Pleas Of Portage county Ohio, shall expose to
sale at public vendue at the Court House in the
town of Ravenna on
Wednesday the 25th day Of Fsb'y. nest,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A M and four
O'Clock M of said day the following described
lands and tenaments to wit:
Situate in the township Of Windham in said
county of Portage, and Is known by being part oil
lots number 6fty.one and fftyAwo in said town.
ship and bounded as follows: beginning at the
southwest corner of a piece of land decided by
Deliingham Clark TO Ephraim L. Williams, in said
lut No. fty-two, and running west in the centre OF
the highway forty rods and fourteen feet, thence
north eleven rods and eighty feet, thence rar
ale with the highway forty rods and fourteen feet,
thence south to the place of beginning, containing
by estimation two and nine elevenths acres oi
land be the same more or less.
Taken In Execution as the property of George
Davis and Martin A.. Holcomb OF the suit OF VIII
liam B. Washington.
Appraised at five hundred and sixty dollars.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Portage County,l
Jan. %, A. D. 1862.
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~~~~~~s -
A CARD.


THE proprietor of the New DRUG STORE
returns his very sincere and grateful thanks to
the meek and christianIfke people Of Ravenna
who have busted themselves in his behalf for
their exalted opinions of his merits and their
manifold interpretations of his private virtues
and acts for the past year, and for their kind
care in introducing him to the attention ola dis
cerniHg public, not forgetting the minutest ex-
hibition of his private concerns as well as his
many AMI very exemplary virtues, to wit
"Drunk every -afternoon-liquor from his own
gambling house in Cincinnati! Unpopular with
those who don't intend to like him! Trifing
with the affections of several ladies at the same
time! A fortune hunter to secure funds to edu-
cate his son! CANDLES in his own Store! Has
his goods on commission. Got his goods on
credit! Borrowed the money to buy them
with. Not worth a dollar. (These last posi-
tions seem at first sight to conflict, but by OPEN
ing the mouth and protruding the eyeballs lit
tie the discrepancy becomes Immediately effaced.) J
Plays chess, whist, Euchre, billiads and other
games adroitly, therefore he must be gambler !"
A nice array of beauties indeed!-enough in
all conscience for the most humble to be
proud of. -e-
By way of suggestion he would say to imi-
grants, should they desire the caresses and social
welcome of the place, to go it a Ia Morrill,, 9TH
erwise the above species of friendship might be
allotted to their benefit, and particularly so, IF
THEY SHOULD STAY AT HOME AND MIND THEIR
own BUSINESS.
In conclusion the Doctor, under sense of the
most lively gratitude for the past, again commits
himself to the tender mercies of these christian
aud discerning censors, hoping continuance of
their inestimable fayors confident as he is oftheir
generous sympathy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-02-02
Austrian CrueLtieS,

Mr.. c. L. BRACE, who has recently re.
turnedfrom Europe. is delivering series Of
lectures, at New Haven, upon Hungary
The Palladium, gives the following notice
Of portions Of bis first lecture:
"Mr. Brace related several instances of
cruelty on the part of Austria towards Hun
garian men and women, which almost
made the blood Of his listeners curdle in
their veins-and his appeals in behalf of
that suffering bat gallant and warm hearted
people, were solemn, touching, andfin all
respects most effective.
Among the instances of Austrian cruel,
ty related b. Mr.. Brace wee these: A
young Hungarian lady was imprisoned at
Gros Warden, while he was confined there
He has often seen her looking out from the
gratings of her window. Her offense was
loving Hungary more than Austria. She
was high-born aud accomplished lady,
whu had always lived in af1uence Since
the lecturer ND learned from a correspond
ent at Vienna that the woman had been
tried after the Austrian fashion of trial ,and
been condemned to taosnty years imprison.
ment in the horrid place which she had
previously occupied.
Anoher case was that of married wo.
man who, for similar offense, was compell-
ed TO run the gauntlet through file Of a
hundred soldiers. Each soldier was armed
with stick, and compelled to strike heavy
blows as she passed, she being stripped 10
the waist, and allowed to step only as the
drum tapped. The effect Of the degradation
and punishment was such as to make a
maniac of her. The husband finding his
feelings insupportable after such a family
sacrifice to the vengeance Of the tyrants,
blew cut his brains with pistol; and their
only son was drafted as common soldier
in the Austrian army.
3Another case was that of soldier who
had been ordered TO receive twenty-five
lashes for shouting hurrah for Kossuth,
1t is the custom OF these tyrants to make
their victim thank the person who lay on
the blows! O, the depths Of meanness to
which tyrants will descend to crafty their
6endish malice. This soldier refused tc
thank his whipper wbefeupon he was or
dered to receive twenty-five iashes-he still
refused, and twenty-five more were given.
At length the thanks were extorted from
him-but added, at the same time, "my
back belongs to the Emperor, but my heart
belongs to Kossuth.
Kossuth, said Mr.. Brace, is the idol Of
the nation, aud all classes are devoted to
him with constancy, and respect and
love that amounts to almost frenzy. They
believe that be is destined to lead them to
victory and independence-and il, said the
speaker, he were Ito appear in Hungary,
backed only by hundred men, he could
instantly set the entire nation in the whirl
of revolution" y,
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0regen as 4 Is.

Gen. Joseph Lane, who after serving
through the Mexican war, Us volunteer,
and doing glorious service, was commits.
stoned Governor of Oregon Territory, and
was removed by General Taylor, for
some cause not known or to be known, is
now the Delegate in Congress from Ore
gon. He has issued Circular in refer.
ence to the settlement, soil, and climate of
that Territory, which contains much inte-
resting and valuable information:
Gen. Lane estimates the population at
10000, and says the immigration is rapid.
ly increasing, owing not only TO the na.u.
raj advantages Of the country, but 10; the
liberal provisions made for actual settlers
by late law Of Congress. BY that law
liberal donations of land are made to all
who will settle cpon them previous to the
first day Of December, 1858. To single
man one hundred and sixty acres, and TO a
married man three hundred and twenty
one half in his own right and the other
hallto his wife in her own right, upon con.
dition that they will live upon and oulaisa.e
it for four years The population is of q
substantial character, much better than is
generally found in new countries. Those
who contemplate emigration 10 Oregon
should be ready to leate St. Joseph, on the
Missouri river, with proper outfit, by the
first day Of May. Ok teams are much to
be preferred. Provisions for the trip. and
sufficient blankets for bedding, with such
tools only as are necessary to repair a
wagon should be taken. Dry goods. gro>
ceries, furniture, and farming utensils, OF
all kinds, are abundant in Oregon, and no
one should think Of taking such things
with them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-02-02

,DeAs the season is with US, when there
isiaIways much sickness aincng children,
caused by sudden colds, it may not be omiss
for ussio mention that the new medicine,
"sAyer's Cherry Pecloral," attracting SO
much of the public notice, for the cure Of
serious Lung complaints, is, when used in
small doses, .one of the very best in the
world gor occasional family use. Its sim
pie and harmless for children, as well as
very palitablee We use the article our
selves, and would recommend our readers
10 call on DR.. S~IST and gss bottle for
srjal.
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JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
rs 8 q,
DIR. III. 'Tubbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

VWlLL be in attendance at his Roo"
RavEsNA, R.entiss House, Thursday afternoon
and Friday 10Th, aud Goth. Feb, -
AKRON, Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday ond Wednes-
day, 18th and, 9Th Feb.
CLEVELAND, WeddeH House, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. 3d. 4th and 5th, Feb.
WARREN, Clinton Hotel, Saturday and Mon
day. 24th, and 25th Jan.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver, Lungs.
Kidneys or Spleen, Infammations, Rheumatism,
Asthma, Shortness of Breath, or Difficulty OF
breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness, or Ner-
vous Debility, Restessness, Loss OF Appetite,
Constipation Derangements of the Stomach, Bill
ious Affections, Gravel, White Swelling, Cancer,
Scroftlla, Ulcers, Impurities OF the Blood, or of
any Chronic of long standing, invited to call,
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. T. neither bieeds nor bHsters, nor Is he
Houteopathist; he never Mercury, Antimony,
Arsenic or any other minerals as medical agents.
Nor is he Thompsonian-he neither steams nor
gives emsrtcs! His theory of disease differs from
all others that have been adopted, but not more so
than does his system of treatment! He does not
make sick to make ,oeA nor tear docn TO build up
again; nor allay irritation by patching up with
anodynes. e.
REMARKS.
In selecting from the gieat number of cures
pouring in upon us. for the monthly report. we
aim to give diversity both of locality and diseases.
1t is 10 be hoped that invalids will always, when
practicable, confer in person with those recover
ed and learn the reality, of which letters ore
faint pictures. Scrutiny is earnestly desired Our
undivided attention being given to chronic dlsea-
ses nearly all the cures are of persons who have
thoroughly tried the whole routine Of remedies
(so ca!led) now extant, and many becoming
hopeless martyrs to popular but delusive modes
of treatment.
Bronchitis-Its Worst Stages Cured.
Dr. TUBBs-Sir:-Vhen l commenced your
treatment, a few months since, was much de-
bilitated, and suffering from pain in the side
shortness of BREATH weakness and pain in the
small of the back, night sweats, restlessness,
coughing and expectoraling profusely, often rails
ed pint of whitsh substance in single morning.
Took cold frequently, and sodrness and inha-
nation of the throat, Of two years standn seem
ed increasing and extending down upon the lungs.
At times became dizzy as to fall, unless near
some object of support; By use of your medi;
cines was entirely relieved, and am now Us well
and as strong as ever be fore in my life am at
work through all kinds of weather, and though
sometimes wet, neither the cough nor soarness of
throat have troubled me in the least.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES S. WEIGH
East Cleveland. Dec. 25, 1851.
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sheriff,s S sale.


pY virtue of an order of sale in to me directed
ID and delivered from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Portage County Ohio shall expose TO sale at pub
lie vendue at the Court House In the town OF Ra-
VIENNA, on
"Wednesday, the 25th day Of Fsb'y. nsst,
bet geen The hours of ten O'Clock M, and four
O'Clock P NJ of said day. the equitable interest OF
0rson ]. Noble, in the following described lands
and tenements to wit: situated in .he township Of
Ravenna in the county of Portage and State oil
O Iio being in lot No. 27 in the South Division OF
lots in SAID township and bonnded as follows: north
by the P. and o. Canal, east by land decided to
P. and o. Canal Company, south by the north road
to the Grisi Mill, and west by the centre OF the
county road containing ,46slS acres, as sur.
veyed by S. D. Harris, July stb, ls47, more or less
Taken in writ of attachment as the property ol
Orson J. Noble, at the suit Of Gustavus Lane.
Lands appraised al $4,000.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Shenff's flee, Portage County,l
Jan. 2ist, A 1852.