davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
SiKcuLAR LAW W.-It is stated that,

SrKGuLAa LAw.-It is stated that, at
The late session Of the Delaware Legisla-
atnIs,a law was passed declaring that chill
dren Of msnumitted slaves shell not become
free as heretofore, on arriving at certain
sags. but shall b. bold in slavery n long
= thsy live, Fl.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

~ Dean Swift said, with much truth,
" it is useless for US to attempt to reason n
man cut Of q thing he was never reasoned
into -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

GFGov Allen has signed the bill abol.
ishing capital punishment in Rhode Island,
and hos nov become law.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
Nelson Academy.

THE first term of School in the new Acade-
my at Nelson Center, will commence on MON.
DAY, the 5th day of April, under the charge of
G. G. TERRY. as Principal.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

THERE should be great difference made be-
L tween "Famliy Med,cines'' and "Pstent Med.
ic,nes." Medicines compounded ahd put up in
CO. venent manner for their easy and promt exhi.
b,ion when required; whose component parts, mnde
Of operating, effects 90 the system, ard their 6t
ness 10 disease well known, ,iained and approv-
ed, are among the many blessings enjoyed 10 ihis
nineteenth century. OF this class are WIstars Bal.
sam OF Wild Cherry-H ,we's Shaker Sarssparilis,
from the pure Hohdu. as SarsaparIfla- H0we's Hy.
gean Liverwort and Hoarhoupd Cough Candy
Sellers celebrated liver riils--Seei's coungh
syrup-Selier's Yermfuge, and Habcrsack's worm
syrup, the most safe, pleasant, and efficient vegc.
table remedies for he destruction Of worms in
children or adults ever offered to The public
Clarke's Genesee iinameai, Mesicsn Mustang
Linament, and Petroleum or Rick OIL, the sure
remedies for the permaue cure of all diseases
curing external sppIication Ia man, horses, or
catle-MtchelI's heave cure and eoIdninn row.
ders-Mitchcils Eye saive, an external remedy
superior to any other in use ,nd peculiarly adapted
10 inf lmed eyelids from The effects of the Measles
-Mnchells syrup OF Ipecac infnit,ly superior 10
coxe;s Hive Syrup from its peculiar aptitude in
rendering the Humping Cough md and simple a.
an "rd'nsry c"id All of which together with the
Patent Medicines ofthe day, aud general %
suItmeni o. inspected
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

@fhe Ohio Stage Company held
meeting at Columbus on Monday 10 cons
slider proposition for running line Of
coaches through 10 some poin. 10 Califor>
MIA. 1900 horses will be required.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
Homestead Exemption.

! MoBiLE, March l6.
Tho Louisiana Legislature have passed
! bill exempting prosperity to The amount of
81 $50 from seizure for debt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

M ER.TH6MAS MURPHY, having become sole
lyl proprietor Of the rooms formerly occupied
by B. S. Morrill, and himself, has taken into parts
nership Mr.. C. Gorton. They would most respects
fully announce to the ladies' ard gentlemen Of Ra-
VIENNA, and surrounding country, that they have
fitted up the rooms, and are now ready to take pic
lures in style not surpassed in the State. No
trouble will be spared to make every thing pleas
ant and agreeable, aud give entire sattsfaction.-
Pictures taken for
ONE DOLLAR
and upward. A good variety Of plain and fancy
stock always on hand.
Call and see u.s. MURPHY & GoRToN.
Ravenna, March 9. 1852. 35a
DIR. j. G.. Willis,
Physician h Surgeon Dentist.
IT AVING recently returned from M edica Lee.
III lures, am again ready upon ali who
may req ure my services in either branch Of the
Profession. Particular attention given to the treat
Mt of diseased eyes, Chronic or Acute. Ague and
Fever, Chill Fever, Bilious Fever and all nther
Hepatic arrangements treated successfully with |
out the use Of Calomel or Quinine.
will perform all Opera in Dentistry usually
required of the Profession, in neat and durable
a manner, can be done by any Dentist in the
county. Teeth removed, cavities in teeth flied
with gold or tin ioil in such manner as will pre-
serve them FL. years
PavOo ~9eoIh
inserted in all -nuabie cases. From one to an
Entire Set'of Teeth
inserted GOLD siiSe plate as 10 answer all
the purposes OF the natural teeth.
All work doLe ON reasonable terms and war~
ranted.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

% Punch says he is preparing bill 10
prevent Cruelty to Quotations, which he
intends laying before Parliamen, a. an
early day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
CHARLEsTowN. March l6.

The UEion men of Gale, Cass and Bibb
counties have passed resolutions against
ssendiDg delegates to the Baltimore Conven.
tion.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
at THE RAVENN'A
HARDWARE STORE

M AY be found Ares, Saws, Chisels, Pisaeiress.
lNl Dvar handles, LocSs, S. oseis AID To,ss
ksrves and Fotks, Hammers, Hsiche,s, sadiruLS .,
MinciIg Knives, CoG,e AID Spice MilIs, cs,ds Hna
Curry combs, B.u.hrs, SteIraPs, Butts and sersWs,
Screw drivers, Bits, Brsels, G.ges, Steel sns
Tiy Squtres, Measures, Board Rules. Spring b.',
aLces, S,et ards, Maliesble wr.t, ht rrr,s~ a.'
Fin,sh,ng Na,ls, Tacts, Foot Sto,ss, R,sbs
Cls,h, Coach Lice, Guih apd Rem ~.i.s bps -. t,
Chsins, Hames, Male ,ble Cssihss, sod = g'e I
variety of ARTICLES nut hitherto kept in this msrt.
WHICH are offered Low for the hard OF Cuu.re,
WM. FRAZlEK
R,xennn Dec -, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

A Valuable nsesiaence for sitiS-
R~ DERsoNs A.. pufsa. of5a iesideses
Il hsviSg sbout every desI'bis
Es~& cvavenencs. have ROW "a oPPes,s"I-
" 10 purchase one at tesy low price 10 the.s'i>
lsge or Ravenna, eve rhiautss wssk haw The Depot
of the Cleveland snd, ,PillsbuJxh RtiI Rosd.
The hoase has Ave roems below asd 6ss abese,
with psatry, store room ard weodheuse, ceffss
always secure IRON frost, too wells ef escsllerf
wafer, also large brick and cemsst eisiera .snh
two Panps IN the hosse that dfaw from IL
There sboss four acres Of fasd, hit.d ~rh
the choicest frsit thai eoua be fssad 10 kAsinnd.
Fr'ncs and ih,s roaatry, smbracilg .msAy yassiies
oi aPpies, Pears, peaches. ehsfrs plams.
goosberries, raspberries5 carants asd sssawSs5fss
al bearing ata il good condition.
Coaserted 10 smsii asrsesy, eeptainpg ab st
one thousasd doIiars worth VI fruit and orBamea.
tai toes aid shrabs, which wiit De seid with ss
wIthnst the house At half thsis valss. Ths fiud
al,ne i carefully gathered and seut 10 mafkst Slii
pay tho ,ntetes. Of tse purchase monsy.
tyf For further particulars apply Is the snbserl.
her on the premises who will take pleasure "a
| showing the tsoPerty. -
ISAAC HRAYIoS.
Rs.nnNa February, 1854. sss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
SAVE YOUR MUNEi.
Charles P. Freeman B. Co,
tLATEFREEMAE, Hodges Col
Importers & ,Jobbers,
liza BROADWAY,
Ono Door South Of Liberty Street,
IL r. w " % IL K .

"AVE now on hand, and will be fece,yinp daily
through the season, NEW GOODS, direet
tfou, Europ, an manufacture ., and cA<u Aucrf.xs,
arcH, FASHION ABLE F4a'y Sill EIIrisEi Ceops
Our stock of RICH RIBBONS, comptires syer,.y |.
riety ofthe latest and mos, beautiful des.gns i'm
ported. -{.a .st.-
Many Of our goods are manufactured expressly
10 our erdcr, from o~n designs aud patterns,
end stand unrvalled. We offer osr goods tat nett
Cash, at l. wer prices than asy credit House In
America can aifafd.
All purchasers will find ii greatly to- their ia
terest to reserve a portion Of their n,orev aid
make selections from our great sAety ofsiea ehesp
g'ods. &
Ribbons, rich hnr Bonuets, Caps, Sashes and Re to.
Bonnet Silks, Sa,lns, Grapes, L sses, and Tar.e.
tons.
Embroide ries, Collars, chsmiset,s, capes, Br
thaa.
Habits, Sleeves, cufs, Edsits., .nd Iasertinss.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hemsiiieh Cam.
brio Hdkfs. ~
Bionds, Iliasions, and Embroidered Laees for
Caps.
Embroidered Laces for shawis, MsntilIas, and
Wells. r.
Hooi.on, Mecblen, yaleneienes, and Brussels
Laccs.
English and wove thread, Smyrna, Lisls TAresd
and Cotton Laces.
KID, Lisle Thread Sill, and Sewing SILK, Gloves
and Muts. @
French and American Artificial Flowers.
Fteach Lace, English, American, and Italiau.
Straw BonDeisa ahd Trlmmings.
January, 1852. s54-4m.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
SheriG's sale.

RY Virtue Of writ If Vendi Expeuaa
II to me directed asd delivered from the Saps-
rior Cour, af Cleveland Csyahosa Cossiy Ohio,
shall espose to sale Al pahtc ysndse at the csstk
House in the town Of Rsvenna, On &
Wednesday, the 24th day Of March. msxs,
between The hours often o'clo.k A NJ. sad fous
O'Clock p M. Of said day, the following desc,ibsd
lands aad teaements 10 wit:
Susste 10 The township of Fran kiln In the Couu.y
If Portage and State 1f OhV, sad part of lot No
-, and Is the south half Of twelve acres neat iAa
middle of said lot, bcipg east ofihe road Iass,rr
from the village Of Frankiia Ia Msntua and l.
bounded north by the bnrth half of said Twelve
acres, which twelve acres 10 badpdsd noysh nv
land occupied by ch Nes Rdt,.a, south .nS
east by land owned by Jonathan Siosn In eumnea
with others. snd west by thz centre of said rosS.
and 10 the same land deed ed by W,llism woodsrd
20 Joy H. PendletoD, ~hich deed IL recorded n
Portage County ReeUrds og Deeds IN Book a, pases
a33-a34, to ws,eh reference 10 made Tor ne,a.
'oli description. Taken IA Erecuticn "a lbe pron.
erty Of Joy H. readletop a, the sAM e. Ghaaaes s.
Martin and Hsnry Pomercy aAR%saissd at Sase 90,
IAMEJ weehAIanl SAsriG.
ehssihs OGlee, portsRa cosaty.l.
IsSaSas5 tesh, 4. y. teee.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

ss...ss..,;ssassss.s,s.ssss.s.sas.s's,ss
KeSslth in the south.
We end the following eloquent article In
.sthe Louisville Democrat Of "Wednesday
4 last. Those who in advance, predicted
...she coldness Of the South in receiving Gov.
ernor Knssnth, will be much mortified at
I such conclusive evidences Of the failure of
ssiheir prophecies. The friends Of freedom,
and admirers Of Kossuth, DO the self sacri~
scins devo:ee Of that holy cause, will be
sratifed in the perusal OF this article, which
s ne give them eDtire:-Sfafesaaa,s.
When the oppressed people Of Hungary,
&undes LoHis Kossuth, their known and
rusty lsader, were nobIy battling Tor their
: sighis against the combined hosts of Aus
ina and Russia, and when Tor time, for.
tnna seemed 10 favor their cause, and their
stern heroisna and admirable gollantry
ssemed to promise successtol issue, the
dsmons,ra,ions in this country Of sympathy
md good will towards Hungary and her
afrpgsling patriots, were ardent and uniyer>
a. But success, In this instance, however
wsll meriled, did not crown their Efforts
=. -
And now, what change has come over
he spirit Of many patriotic dream in this
lando freedom, sand Of sympathy for the
6nforsunate and oppressedf Then 1t was
right and fitting for Americans to shout
buzzas, long and loud, tor kossuth and
Hungary. Bat now there are those among
she former ympathiz,ng friends of Freedom
and Of Hungary who can shout huzzas and
cheer no moro fhere are, every where,
shoseswho are preparedto to pay their "ready
visit whore fortune smiles" and who, q
she same time, are equally ready to.''for-
sake the wretchedH and the unfortunate.
When victory perched on the banners Of
the Magyars. Kossulh, the grea. champion
of Hungarian liberty. was 10 every mouth,
and scarcely word was whispered 10 his
prejudice. But DOW, circumstances have
altered, and men have changed with them.
Alter d most heroic struggle-one which
should, itself, endear Hungary and her
i patriots to The friends Of freedom lhrough>
. out sha world-she has fallen beneath the
giantarm ofthe Muscoyite, and her children
: are.scntlered as sheep without a shepherd"
Her noble chief, who periled all, lie, tor.
tune, and sacred honor Tor his oppressed
county, by reverse OF fortune, was driven
- homeless exile from Chris.endom, and
thrown upon the generous hospitality OF
Turkish Sultan. The hate OF tyrants pur.
sued him thither. and clamored Tor his blood
- @ ana ea ~ .a ''oo sod
..fa.s., IT. = :, - soc,;f;cs 20 .,ranasr who J Nd
..'1 = ~ eho a "o naa a:'
taken shelter under MS roof ana eaten his
.al' Du. ,s'',,e, nossuua n.a.se'', .:. nu. .ne
sa1ous. :. .ae .u,.an vas ssso.e VINE ,,a =.
ss ss;. =. s, @ 's;s nossra,aa, as' a'a,
g. 81. ,ba as;lad n.,.a,
.s. - ~ : s,d .,.;.aa "a
W s.s ~, :. ~ s w g. s"o
ssso so.e' = ~ :, = e@o 1855. :. ce"e. c'
~. su..sn. na. - n's eovo ao,.u y ee.
h;.s,s ~ ~ ,;.a .'.,,sas. a ~ ar ala..a, Sa.e =
3 - ..s;.sd ,.s ,s,p ns Nc aoun,.as. ..,a.,ss
- .,.sa ..;,h f,sa A,oar;..n. c. .s;,sIa
ms,s,;aI ne, I .:d.. and succor And wha, 10 ID
no- .aaa Th. na,r;n, ha, ia,a ~ ,ha ad -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DRUG STORE,

NEW DRUG STORE,
where 10 ADDITION To ihe ab"ve kept constantly
on hand the most approved PsriumerIes-6ne aaI
common sosps-shaying creams-brushes, q great
variety-powders OF all kinds-hair oils and prep.
arations-hsir dyss--smelling sals--nursing bottles
and tubes-breast pipes-fue letter wriung and
note Paper-fancy and plain ervelopes-exirscis OF
lemon, vanilla, nutmegs, and Art nds for lvoring
creams, cakes and psstry-red, black, and blue
nks-hatd aad soft shall almonds, e.s., etc.
Ravenna, Feb. 90, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

The State Of naio, I Before L L Brown, ESQ.,,
Portage caun,y,s Probate Judge OF said c."
William C. Baker aaa Mar EFED ANTS
Baker, his vile; joel Chap IL viii take no.
man aud julia Chapman, his ,,cs that complains
wife. anis have 6 ed their
petiion in the Gfice
0rrin Harmon, Heory Shel- Of the Judge Of Pro-
don, EniIy Hancheit and bate of said county,
Carlton Hancheu, her hus- asking part'tinn OF
band, Cornrtta Waterman part Of lot IS 10
snd AH Waterman Manlus - bounded
her hsband, Edgar Sheldon, north on lot 70 ,
Charles Sheldon. iuman west on lot IA south
Sheldon, and Sheldon Moore on Ihe center Of the
--hens at Law Of SIMEON iot, and eItendiog T..
Sheldon deased. far enough TO con.
tin fifty acres-0i
which they are tenants in common with defend.
arts. [marchll, 1881 L. v. BiERCE, ATTY. /.
Attachment Notice.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that, at my instance
IN an attachms Mt was this day issued by Levi B.
Southard, a Justice OF The Peace Of Challes,own
township, Parage County, Ohio, against the goods,
cha,teis, rights and credits of John N.chol, non.
resid. nj debtor. GORUM KING.
March 4, 1852. s53-3~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
G1LDAND SILVER WITCHES.

TINE undersigned efiers for sale fine as
sortment Of jewelry OF the following kinds.
G,Id and Silver Watches. silver spoons, fine and
cheap Jewelry, pocket cutlery. and general as
sortment Of small articles usually kept ia Jewef-
~ Store, all of which will be sold at the low
e., cash prices. RIA. BAIRD
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

The State Of naio, Before L L Brown, ESQ.,,
Portage caun,J,s Proba'e Judge OF said Ca.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22

d oHHET RIBBONS-A spIeI did sssUr m
ID Aowal s.ira, atd foi sale low at
sep3 PRrNrlsS'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-22
DAGUERREOTYPES,

JOHN G. MCBRIDE, Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

THE. LATEST NE VS.


q ssss Trouble dsscngststh Odd Feiis9s, 1
PHILApELrHIA, May 226d.LTbe sGrand
Lodge o,50dd Fellows of this State adjourn
dina;e Lodges were, after debate, laid over Gill
the next annual session. artn
The only important business transacted du.
ring The session ssihe passage of a. resolu.
lion refusing TO organise the Widows: aud
Orphans Asylum, incorporated by the last
Legislature. aud ceiling upon the NJ Nv. q.
Master to forthwith demand the charters and
properties of such Lodges as are connected
with il and suspend them. a This movement
will exclude eight or ten of the hest Lodges
in the Stale, which will form the nucleus al
the second Grand Lodge, which will be estab-
lished as soon MS authority ran be obtained
frem the Grand Lodge Of the U. States. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
Ps!,t;esl Hor sast.at IN Philad.tph;s II ~ u

A Meeting ofIhe Yhigs ofthe city and ooun.
~ of PhiiadeIphia favorable TO the election to
The Presidenc. Of Dir. Fillmore was held at
Philadelphia on Saturday evening. 1t is rep
resented 10 haye been avery enthusiastic at.
fair, Che Chinese Museum, in which the
meeting took place. was crowded TO its utInos,
capacity John B. Myers presided; several
addresses were delivered, and a. series of. res
olutions were adopted recommending Mr..
Fillmore as The NEST proper and eligible can
didate fer the next President of the United
States 81, - ...s d. a.t '-'''.'7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

d.. KING AT ATHESs.-We lean fromithe
New York Journal of Commerce that DR..
Kings fifteen days Of imprisonment having
been completed, that gentleman is now living
unmo!ested with his family at Athens. The
Greek Government seems to have no intention
of enforcing that part of the sentence infict-
ing benishment from Greece 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
NJ. ntbster ~ F,aI,euT Hcgh

% 1BessoN,M May 22,--Faneul Hail was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity te-day,,to hear Dam
iel Webster speak. The distinguished. orator
WIS inroduced to the vast assembfage by
Mayer Seever. land was received with great
enthusiasm. r4is spoke for about one sheru.
avoiding politics altogether ana continuing. his
attention. to.,he prosperity. progress and des.
tiny ef the couatry, which, he painted in glow
ing colors He paid a. warm tfbate 10 the
enterprise of Boslop and The industry of her
citizens. :. t.sz,,.. g, s,st.s.S' "a
The members ofsthe3 Methodist Conference
were present by inyitatipn. " y = - ,hr-}
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
-ArrinGL Of he Georsin

New YORK, May 23.-The steamer Georgia,
from New Orleans, has arrived, bringing dates
of the 18Th and 80 passengers, She transfer.
red 200 passengers at Havana TO the steager
Philadelphia, which sailed for Aspnwall on
the 18th.
The excitement in Cuba relative to another
invasion vas rapidly increasing.
The Gesrgia left on the bar of the MISSISSIPPI
pi several large vessels, laden with Cotton,
which mad been detained there from 20 to 40
DAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
The wheeling BIidge Case.

.,,..,., . l.s 80 WASHINGTON, May "a.
In the Supreme Court Of the United States,
to-day, the report of Engineer McAlpin in re-
gard to the Wheeling Bridge came up for
confirmation. 1t was resisted by Secretary
Stuart for the bridge company, and sustained
by Mr.. c ampbelffor the city ofPttsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

The, Senate ofMaryIand has conquered ia
the amendments Of the House 10 the bill 10
suppress the cieuIationsof small notes ia that
State. So that the bill is now aaw,i to go
into effect next October in relation TO notes oil
banks out of the State; and TO prohibit the is.
sue by the Banks of MARYLAND of notes Of a
less denomination than FIVE doldrs after fhe | 81
ofMarch next. 1'.= D.. = :: ''..,,....,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
The NeMsdia CAurch Controrersg..

BosroS, May 22.--The committee appoint.
ed by the Methodist Conference relative to the
Church suit have made a report authorizing
the election OF commission OF FIVE, who, in
connexion with the New York Book Agents,
are empowered 10 act as agents. to carry on,
arbitrate, or settle the suit with the Church
South, in reference TO The New York Book
concern. Similar resolves were adopted rela.
tive TO the Cincinnati Book concern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

Ex-senator Hannegan has been placed un-
der bonds 10 answer To The proper authorities
for the killing ofh brother-in- law, Captain
Duncan. He CONTINUES 10 suffer the most in
tense anguish on account of. lhe unfortunate
occurrence. --. - -:tj'! - : ~ ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
Arrests on Susnic;on of uyrde,

PHILADELPHIA. May 23.-Felix Burns and
Thos. Carnes have been committed for n fur
ther hearing on the charge, Of numbering Chas.
Burd in August, 1850. Disclosures made by
John Ruster, cripple, have induced the ar
g.. 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
- = GREGORY & MAURY.
Successors to j. w. Maury g. Co... Mana
t...' " 49, gers. 3 .....,.. ~' r'- 81
---.,a- .; tt Office No 81 Main Street

II 5 i9 IS ~ A 90 80 - Al Sc 46 81 Il II
To-Day.-$ 900, 5000, 1000, $500, 1924, 90
prizes OF 1000, &c, &c, &c. 78num5ers "A drawn
Tickets SIS 81. - , ere e.. .ssti '7At : )"
. To- To. MOrrow-Capital $4,000, l6,495. 10 oO6
&c, &c, &c. IS numbers, IA drawn:-Tckets $40.
F.. sg Drawings received att O'Clock NJ. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25

OLE BuLL.-It is said that this talented
musicianintends to settle in the State of Viz
glnia, where he has purchased some lands,
and is abeat shortly to make arrangements for
an early Occupation of them. .5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-25
=4 :. !! s!e SALES: .:t.s AtcrIoN saLts
FUTURE .DfYS.
by GEORGE J.fsUMNER.

@lsrAs4ao UEOfeHE u. SUMNER.
s ETGIs09sN,D .,HAND FIRNITURE AT,AUcs
instant commanding ut haf uast oc,nek 81 ssias
Ho q EiftedntH street. will be hold at suctUn.
SnrI serve the follswiur articles of Fnrnis
maboga,nn ooSany Sofa; 2mahogany Sofa OUNCE:
and BrsaEih,s TTid5spes sidesoard several Dining
saceiegt Cooking Stove lnearIg ~, a rsse,,
Ing s a D sosssl genie sh other hsuseEeep
Alsp,h lst of Shoes, Cigars: mi Z, 4, *, NJ
baeco 100 sBedas snS rann To
iane9u7 Go2ds. II Il q ,s.st. n 81, osaer Miseei'
SAFE Without reserve Termscashl .i.,.zz .s
ny ny - AitEo. ! SUMNER, .Aact,
s.r BY LANES MisTA YiO ng75- :, III
itFRUsTBEssrsAEEsOF a HOUSE ANN
L tAQT ON CLAY SfREET.ABf virtne ~
deed OF truss executed to theesubserioer by NJ q
Gentry, dated 18Th August, 1850, sndduly recorded
id Henric' County court, to seeurea certain debt
therein ent once, shall atlhe request ofthe ben.
efciary named therein OF TUESDAY, the ist June,
highest bidder the property conveyed by said deed,
being lot of ground fronting 80 feet on X. street.
naar its western Termination and trimming back gB59
feet6 inches, 10 aaaley l5feetwide, on which LOT
stands frame house recently built, and now in the
occupancy Of said GentrY The title i'd believed to
be unqdestfpnsble, but as trustee IL shall convey
with tine usual warranty only. ,,,,,,,l a ~
Theternas, wfFe eli viii be ID sc.o rdance with the
deed, viii be very favorable, and win be made
my aoT7dts JAMES =MaTAyLoR Trus:ee.,
[5uOUsE, AND L6If ON cATHARINE
IL STREET, AT AUET1ON.-Will be sold, on
"Wednesday hext, The '26th inst, qpen the pre-.
mises, commencing, airs O'Clock, P. NJ, aframe zen.
emept on thecsouthsds of CstharihH street, near
MnnfoEd street. short dstance beyond the ,cos-
porafioh line apd, adjoining the residence of 3. +
sp 4e nsg 2esd HSs mas been recently 0s
{ Terms made known d. sale By request offhe
omperT e. fR!H i LAS. NJ TAYLOR.
my Co.,, 81 V = ,&sn'' =, . AuctrJ,,.
|. immediately after ihe sbove n will SELL on the
premises Brick House and; Lot situated on Moore
street, near .Bacons Quarter Branch Tavern. The
house contains 5rooms ,has a Kitchen slno Ike house.
stables, &C., in the yard, ands very convenient to
spring of most excellent water, There is also a
large garden adjoining. (Which will be sold with
the house if desired abduhdipg in variety of fruit
trees, strawberry. &a This property is beautifully
located ip retired and pleasant neighborhood, and
presents attractions to those wishing acomfortable
and convenient residence at moderate cost
BY request ofthe owner Terms at sale,
my % - JAMES M. Taylor, 'Auctr