davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15
For The Enquirer
Tlil, NEWS.

France. Louis Napoleon last accounts was in The
city Lyons where he had been received amidst every evil
dence o. pOpuiaG rejoicing
The uHITep STArEs.-WiniicId Scott, IL last accounts,
w.s in the Western reserve Ohio u search o location
Tor Military 1uspim) where he had been received BY abo
onsts aud free socrs amidst esey evidence OF popular
rriririGg.
iIAsgAeIusgTrs.-Jnhn Minor Bolts, at last accounts,
was at D.dham. making speeches 10 the y aLScea 10 per
$ua!c thcT that would BE- mortal shame - ,t:@
New Hampshire Yankee" President OF The United States
where he ought 10 have been received with evident LoATR
IxG"
EIRGlSlA.Ihe Richmond Wig is whsgng away rs
usual. TIE TINES sqnalIyhc Republican, derlicd!y
Federal and iu. REPOR TER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

t-rII INU .1I .NUI'TT '.''TI-'t ','-.'-S.
YALIABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.

g ,nat,on rrs and mills, the county OF Powha
gi. rom Richmond seven miles below the Court Hnuse
es Fine Creek landing on james is'er
n, s.y an, Thing further. persons de>irous Of Iur
y uuh,ir-s and examine Tor themselves ihere
aGw-lng house with oiher necessary w T VI
r Tn. sai papation well adapted 10 the sro"M OF 10
'y .,,.,n,, WM. s. 81 !. l.. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

v. r. YAscgy. Esq, Lynctburg. Va.
Ia tie same effect writes Gen. w. 5 1aTncYwh"m the
Washing;0n correspondent oi The Charleston Mercury well
cfms ., Ncy c Anercan Arny, both Tor his personal
character and eats desperate daring TIE battle field
Gen Ia:ncy bears testimony The siacsmanlkc ability,
The pucol orthodoxy md the noble generous and .aIinnt
clufacier oil Franklin Prscc Of New Hampshire Cen
Harvey il. the 81 letter aiyes the following pE and
sound rsason FOR rruSG invitation 10 meet and greet
he Democracy in the uli W4wam' tiammaay tiaE) tie
shows that he fully understands h position aud duties ls 4
and his letter is :crf,Ie Tcbukc tv,i.r Hcar,nT
mott Ia his co..nanc: ce wad bis eIec'lpnecring
lnr in tie hands c the politicians is mo-" doing s'mnch 10
Inwer lis o.yn dignity and iat =! the country
''Whc hu!in. commission in the army oi enr Ln"cd
Sac- have always. nt pr"iIciyi "ithica
any active participation in polca! Contests yield 30
uht yI. aupcrt aims American citizen "htn say
,yili ---'.~-T "-'"'
upon Ny vocation is al Inc nin: oi
sion maintiiu 'hc honor and dignity al the country
and the Commander Chief have rgi 10 impose upon
me The people of HIS country insiinctiTcY jealous ot
any computation military Influences 10 control political
ubocin,tr tie ri! power They have nut 10 be sure,
restricted military from the exercise oi rights be-
longing to any other czrn; bat dccGi any aCtv. Htsr
rence my part while holding my commission ~ 'ntIl.
ary impIupflrtV nrc!iurCc being rcrngnaat 10 i
general sentiment and il conflict with that republican
which people nave aunih 'tpi liitif fathers,
a which w!l never rr CfaGirJGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15
JOHN NJ. LATHAM,
n n a III

WAsHISGToN CITY D. e.
RACTCES nthe several Courts of the District Of Columbia
to his profession which be entruh
sdto his care will with prompt Herefers 10
Messrs. SRLDRS, WiTnRRs & Co.,
Gen. JNo. NJ McCALLA, WashinstonD. C.
JAMES MILLER, ESQ.,,
I.l,~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

CONVGTION OF RAND.-The trIa III John Rand
charged trh the robbery Of the Portsmouth bank in Feb
ruary las was brought termination on Saturday even.
ing a;terght days labor in The examination, before The
Circuit Curt Of Norfolk county, Judge H. Baker pres.
ding Re accused fouad guilty and Ten years service
in the P,itenary aiIudeed the punishment. William
Levy ass,ed BY Joseph Mayo and farewell aylor repre-
sen,cd c Commonweal,h,-R G Scott and Simeon
Wheeer.r The accused
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NE apn lila aNNQEE VA

|
iE third ess OF the suhsc bers cho" will Confluence on
the s Monday January and consist Of ten months
But wishing begin the scholastic about The N M
tCber be accommodated number OF pupils vi
admit addition this school taught the cei branches
liberia education, ard youlspepare either for admission
The University or Tor entrance upon the business o e located
present ermaue the Manassas Gap Kaiiroad III heisl"rooI
healthy, pleasant and moral
youths Such as know the superior advantages OF school In
the for fixing the pupils attention his studies and for
preserving his heart fresh Will do we'll 10 apply
early.
TsRMs-Roarl and washing 10 months so
Tuition in the higher English branches -
I" Latin Crock, or French 81
G. W IIANSBROUGII.
REFERENCES-Drs McGuity, Harrison and Courenay. Uni
versity Virginia Hon r. Socr Col Eaham, T. j. Massic
Rappahannock, virginia. Sept. l7-cwtsN"v.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.-Thc Board"l
December fill eleven Cadet Vacancies
Mononsalia. Wyhe Ohio, Kanawha, Petersburg and the
OF Richmond Senatorial Districts under the arrangement ol The
Districts by the Old Constitution In addition 10 alralio from
these DISTRICTS applications Will also be received and cosl
the nrge and they Will be to he under
signed Lexington Va FRANCIS II. SMITH.
Oct G-cw,DecG Supt V. NJ. |
Mrs. j. W. PEGRAM,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS,
w ILL receive in her family ladies wishing attend school
w RcmoId from the s until the lst of July
Rev. Mr. Hoge. Aug 4--cti
RUNAWAY NOTICE.
EORGE committed 10 the Jail OF this city on
SE Gath day OF runaway slave He is about
& years 2 inches high (whou soes) brown
complexion and has the OF his head occasioncdas
he By burn. George had when committed checked
lie that no Is the Mr. John oodc ui Mont
some Aabama who has been addressed by letter but u"
received.
The owner forward prove properly
charges and take him away he viii be disposed Of according
law. JORDAN BHANCH
Sergeant and Jailor al Petersburg
refers .Srrt III Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF RlCHMOND.-As
the mercantile community generally
the gross and imports during the
months OF July, August and September 10 and from the
port Of Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

DERuvIAN GUANO.-S5OO bags bes, Peruvian Guano,
Il now rsceving-for sale by uucu ~ rpy
Oct. l2-c4w AioSAA ~ NN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

SPECaL AGENT SENT To iATANA--Iti is stated
that lfcsert FILLMORE has despatched special agent tn
Havana, inquire into the with regard the ,rea T.
meni Of bark Cufcla and The Crescent City, and
il The unacial accounts should he coroboracd, kc will
promptly mnnd ample satisfaction and, necessary will
enforce tEame. In the meantime the Crescent City has
moTeii!ed from Ney Orleans fo. Havana with the
Cuba mahnd Purser Smith on board. II they ecsia
fuse rtsli her TO land Havana she will quietly .F
ceed on hsoyage 10 New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

The whlgs OF this city have nominated Raleigh !. Oa'
for the Senate and A. Judson Crane for The House, 10 III
vacancies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

parties Interested viii take notice that have appointed the
ay o pcin1er 1852 t-ira,enance at my office At ano.
0ls the purpose Of taking the accounts required by
tecrees when aud where they Will attend by ten
i NJ with such papers ard other evidences necessary
-.s S me IL perform the duties required there by.
.StI-essw WIN. o. WINSTON. NJ. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

EAeHE ERA young lady OF experience IS desirous io
small school, private family English French and
her instruction. Satisfactory information VIII be
X: s-e3w ~ y a o. S'''iao's'H 49," ~' =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

THE Cnncor a. H. Patriot OF the Ith instant, contains
the following exposure Of the most Shameless infamous for
gcly every heard of in any political contest in his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

,ch breaks them their rest will find by taking the Cher
BRONCHITIS oirra,on of the throat and upper portion o he
Pecoral on ed be sound un1hSe
seep and consequently refreshing rest Great relief from
and an cure afforded 10 thousands who are thus afflicted
by invaluable remedy.
From agrecabe effect IN these cases many n1 u
willing 10 prcpo lis the necessity Tor has ceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

Scott campaign paper called the 'ltisinan, puOlShe
in New York under the direction oi Siicvrgnmmon RObil
son and Greeley. publishes the following letter:
LETTER FROM Gen PIERCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15
UIHdTIF.
DRS. DIEMER & HAMPTON.

FaYgrrEvILLE. Tenn. April 10Th, l,o
Sir We have Cherry ecoraI 1'esvc a III our
prarce and find surass every other remedy we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

Col Scpoe, noble oil FIr.nii and o tic '"5si
gallant, accomplished and effective Ulcers Of the Unitc!
States Army speaks the following cr!ia praise @: Franklin
Pierce, in a letter a friend in Lynclhurg:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15

H. So barrels and halves.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22
JAMES wooDARp. Sheriff.
NOTICE.


Is hereby given to Robertus w. King, John M.
King, Olive B. King, Alanson R. King, Elisha
J King, Thomas B. King, James King, Camil-
Ia Harmon, orrin Harmon. Eleanor E. Hall,
Sheldon Hall, and James Smith, that Tracy M.
King on the 7th day of February 1852, filed
petition against them in the Clerks office of the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County O.
hio, wherein she prays for assignment of Dover
in the following premises, situate in the town
ship of Charlestcwn, in the county Of Portage,
AMI State Of Ohio, and is known by being the
East side of the West part Of lot No thirty -four
extending from the highway to the South end of
said lot No thirty -four, being at each end Of
equal width, and contains eleven acres, being al
so the same land of which said Robert King died
seized. Also of q certain other tract of land in
said township of Charlestown and is known as
being the whole Of lot No. one hundred and thir-
ty-nine in said township, and contains one hum
dred and seventy acres of land be the same more
or less Said defendants will take further notice
hat said petition will be heard at the next term
of said Court.
RANNEY d TAYLOR, Soils. for Pet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22
MAINE ELECT1ON-THE STATE GER
. TAIN FOR PIERCE AND KING,

The election in Maine, re-
marks the Concord Patriot, re-
suited fully as favorbly as we ex-
pecteds The divisions among
our friends upon local matters,
particularly on the Temperance
question, lead us to fear that fed
eralism would secure a victory.
But such is not the fact. There
is no choice of Governor. The
vote Of 167 towns stands as fol-
lows: Hubbard (Dem.) 1892,
Chandler (ant:-liquor law Dem.
14,2l3, Crosby fed l6,sos,
scattering 692. The Democrats
have elected a majority in the
House, but the Senate is doubtful.
OF the six members of Congress
the Democrats have elected three
and the federalists have two.
In the Present Congress the fed
eralists. have two. In two dis
tricts the Democrats run two
candidates, and thereby lost two
members which they might have
secured if they had been united.
The popular vote appears to
be overwhelmingly Democratic,
both on Governor and members
of Congress. In the above 1877
towns the vote for the two demo-
cratic candidates is 39,s25, while
the federal candidate has only 49,
.9Os. This is not of course a test
vote, as the Temperance question
affected the vote for Governor We
ny much; but it shows plainly
enough that the State is safe for
Pierce and King by a large ma
jority.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22
Sherin Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ of yendi Exponas 10 me d.
ID rected and delivered from the Superior Court
ofCleyeland Cuyahoga County Ohio, / shall expose
to sale at public vendue at the Court House in tho
town of Rayenna, on
Saturday the 9th day of October nest,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A M, and four
O'clock M of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to wit;
Situate in the township of franklin in the county
of Portage and State of Oho and is part of Lot Mo-
AZ and is the South half of twelve acres near the
middle Of said Lot, being East of the road leading
from the village of Franklin to Mantua, and ia
bounded North by the North half of said twelve
acres, which twelve is bounded North by land
now occupied by Charles Button, South and East by
land owned BY Jonathan Sloan in common with
others, and West by the centre ofsaid road, and s
the same land decided by William Woodard to Joy
H. Pendieton, which deed is recorded in Portage
county Records of Deeds, in Book A, pages 233
and 234, to which reference is made for a mors
full description -
Taken in Execution as the property Of Joy n.
pendleton at tho suit of Chancey s. Martin and
Henry Pomeroy.
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sherifps Office, Portage County,
:es August 29th 1861.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22

nT Gen. Scott passed through on the Rail
Road, on Monday, to Cleveland. The ostensi-
BILE object Of his mission issto look up site for
an army.asylum near the Blue Lick Springs, in
Ksntucky. But the real object would seem to be
to display his s'feathers,n and give the people a
touch of his oratorical powers. Else why did
he mot proceed directly upon his ostensibie mis-
sion? He was called out at this point, and
madea brief epeech; but as We had business of
our own, we did not 60 to see the show, and, of
course did not hear the speech. In order that
our readers may form some idea of the Generals
oratoricallpowers, we copy his speech at Cleye-
land, as reported by the, Plain Dealer:
sms5sa GEN. .sCoTT'S SPEECH. ~
Il FELLow CITIzENss-ta spasmodie roar from
the crowd fellow citizens Of Cleveland, and
when soy fellow citizens. mean all American
citizens, both native and adopted citizens
(shouts of 'sblarney,n etwenty -one years of nat
. nralization on top Of thatr]-I thank you from
! my heart for your cordial welcome.
Fellow citizens-1 regret that have brought
a storm upon yeu-you are in the midst of mud
and rain shouts of @who cares-we'ye seen
mud and rain before = 1 thought of it while /
was coming up from the cars in a nice covered
carriage, while you were in the mud and rain
lthough tthat | too ought to be on foot with you
in the mad, instead Of in that comfortable COW
cred carriage, sheltered from all inclemeneies Of
: the weather. tz3as
Iam used to- exposure have shared It in
common with hundreds of my brave companions
soldiers of the camp, many of whom see below
and around me, And think ought not to be
In warm covered carriage while you are in the
mud and rain p e Barney !! to smooth over his
own aristocracy to the level of true democracy!'
~fuingled with cheers and laughter the
crowd IAN uncommonly good natured one9
Fellow citizens--l am not on q Political mis-
sion, but on business connected with my position.
l am not here to make a speech. (Hurrah for
Lundy's Lane orsome other battle, shouted a
forgiying Milesian.. Scott took the cue and went
off on a new tack. | love that Irish brogue-I
4 have heard it before ON many battle fields,
and wish to hear it many times more. Nroni-
cal cheers and "blarney p again.)
Fellow citizens of ClevelaBd-it has now been
eight years sinceI was last here, and have al
: most lost my citizenship, as think no man can
be an American citizen who does not travel
over this chain of inland ocean at least once in
FIVE years. During that time your beautiful
: city has greatly Incl eased in all things, and
doubled in population. F Fellow eitizens-I will
not detain you farther-you are covered with
wet and mud, and doubtless desire to retire to
your. homes Again repeat, thank you all
for your enthusiastic welcome.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22

Names now in the BOX.
Atwater-James Weber, Jr.
Aurora-Samuel E. Hickox. .~ss*e ~
Brimfeld-Nelson L, Barber, Benjamin cady, George
Gieswet. ssss'=z,-Fsz srs-Sz3-fs.zss
Charlestown-Lev B. southwerth. Amauiah Hatfeldr
Harvey w. Curtss. lszz4Ezss44 80
Deerfeld-David D. Gilbert.
Edinbnrgh-James Ramsey. -
Franklin-Solomon Cole
Freedom-Jacob Thayer. J. s. Defano. 9s
Hram-WiIliam C. Baker.
Mantua-Daniel s. Ladd 3 10
Nelson ~---s-
Palmyra-David D. Thomas, Frederick Westoyel, Lo
rim B. Dix, James Davis.
Paris-Luman Merrill, William C Hudson, B. scibs,
Jr.
Randoldpi-Justin Belding Beder Goss, Henry Brum-
baugh, James Burns.
Ravenna-Laurin Dewey, Solomon Slaughter, Whitinz
Carter, Zenas Judd, Charles Judd Samuel D. Sebbins
Rootstown-Ashef d. Gurley.
Shaersville-Henry Vets, VIM L. Coleman, James
Sterling ft+et ?
Streetsborough- ). Pease. ast,
Sn6ied-Avery Cross, Aaron Adams, Hiram Spencer.
Windham-Matthew P. Higey. -, =.-tz-
For duties of Trustees in this case the "Act regu
late the election of State. and County officers" passed
May Sd, 1852, Vol. L. General Laws, 1852.
Given under my hand. at Ravenna this ls day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1852.
JAMES wOODARp Sheriff
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22
PROCLAMATION!
ANNUAL ELECTION

THE qualified electors of Portage County, Ohio. are
Elections in their several townhps on TUESDAY, the
18th of October next between the hours Of o'coekA NJ
one fudge of the Supreme Court Member of the Board
of Public Works, County Commissioner, one County
Auditor, one County Recorders one Sheriff. one Coroner
tatve to Congress from the 18th Congressional District
And the qualified Electors Of each of the several Assess
ment Districts No. one two, three and four correspond
ing with the ranges townships in said County No6,
and o. also required to- meet at the time and places
above mentioned and elect for each Of said Districts one
District Assessor (each District eecung itsown Asses
sor agreeable to the requirements of the d Section Of
the and taxation of all property
to its true value in money! passed April 18th, 1882.
Grand and Petit Jurors,
Notice also hereby given the Trustees of the several
township that the following the annual appordonment
and number of Jurors which they required return
with the Poll Books for the term A, D. 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22
Hon. d. K. Cdrtfer.-The Bea.

Hon. D. X. CdrHer.-The Bea-
csn intimates that the above nam
ed gentleman is. out against the
regular candidate for Congress,
and goes for the Independent .
There is not word of truth in it
---as we are. assured by one who
kaous. However, if any one
wishes to be satisfied beyond a
doubt, let him hear Mr.. Cartier,
in Akron, on next Saturday.
Akron Standard.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22

Ne,v York Democratic State
Nom aiiaations. The Democracy
of this State met in State Con-
yention some days since and plac-
ed in nominations the following
excellent ticket:
For sGorernos'-Horatio Sey-.
For Lieut.. Goyernor-Sanford
E. Church. E. s.s.5
For Canal Commissioner
Frederick Follett.
For State Prison Inspector
Darius Clark.
Electors at Large-S. B. Piper,
and Charles O'Coner.
This is said to be a glorious
good ticket, which will not fail to
harmonize the two factions of the
Democratic party in New York.
The evening Post says. it gives
universal satisfaction and will
meet the support Of every Dem
ocrat in that State. They are
all active working and untiring
Democrats; and this nomination
secures the old Empire State, to
Pierce and King, beyond doubt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22

II The Free Soil State Convention, held at
Cleveland, on the 14th inst, put in nomination
Milton Sutliff, Esq, of TrHmbull County, for
Supreme Judge, and also formed an Electoral
Ticket.
II Cur neighbor Of the STAR has enlarged
and otherwise improved his paper. It's now one
Of the largest class papers, and well conducted
both in the editorial and mechanical depart
ments.sz45s %t - as@E
- BosroN, Sept. 20.
Another Fisherman Captured.
fishing schooner Caroline, Knight master,
from Newburg port, vas carried into char.
lole,owp,. for an alleged violation of the
fishery treaty. She is new vessel, val
ued a, SC, 900. s,s.ss.....5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22

SAD AccIDENT.-A fireman on the Lo-
eomotiye Wellsville, named ALEXANDER
suADBoLr, had an arm and leg so severely
l,ccerated by a collision, on Thursday last.
as to render amputation necessary. The
switch being wrong, was the occasion of the
accident. The unfortunate man, we learn,
IS in fair way to recover - Whfg,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22

village and that bills be printed and posted
up. giving notice to all citizens Of the object
of the meeting.
e On motion the meeting adjourned to-
meet at the Court House, en- Saturday
evening, Sept. 25th, at 2 O'Clock.
.s- J. L. RANNEY, Chairman.
]. s. HERR1cK, Secretary. -. 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22
BosToN, Sent. 20.
4az-sf Ut kiic oc1I IL
IA II Road Meeting.

At q meeting Of the friends of the con-
templaled Railroad leading from Olean,
New York, ION tie line of the New York
and Erie Riilroad) to Mansfield, Ohio,
held at Rayenna, on the evening Of the
goth inst, DARIrs LyMax was called to
the chair, and SAMUEL STRAwDER appoin T.
ed Secretary.
After renarks by Messrs PREsT1ss and
RoBIssoS explaining and urging the i'm.
pcrsance the enterpiize. on melton, Isaac
Enasros. ALBsaT Ausrs, Nd. CIARK
and JoHN. L.RxNSEy were chosen COM
mittee tosaccompany the Directors of the
Erie Railroad To Mansfield. the terminus
the proposes new road.
sF0n motion, GEo. MEssISesR VIM. Faa-
zER.E. SpaLpIxG. GHAs. lawREseE. and
D4RIus LraAa. were appointed acomn,it.-
tee 10 solicit subscriptions for said road !,
which committee was authorized to CORES
pond ithlthe. other committees along the.
line of said road. 50 49,. z-x$s s..ss
The meeting then adjourned.
DARIUS LYMAN, Chairman.
,SAMUEL STRA WIDER, Secretary.
si % For The Sentinel.
Fire Meeting. ]
Pursuant to callby Resolution of Pho-
nix Fire Company No. l.of Rayenna, the
a6remen and citizens generally, met at the
Court House, on Saturday evening, Sept
18th, to adopt some means for the better
profession Of property. from loss By Fire
in our village. .s.. 49,.
On motion Of JoHN G. McBRIpE. Esq,
JoHN Z. RANNEY, was called to the chair,
and ]. s. HERRIoK, appointed Secretary.
Remarks were made, referring to. the
present inefieiency Of the Fire Department
and the Importance Of Immediate action by
our citizens to provide fremen with the
means to purchase sufficient supply Of
Hose, and for Reservoirs, and the organii.
Eafion Of Hook and Ladder company =
Aesstst o. p. BRows. 8. D: HARR1s, Jr.,
ASrHER DAY, ISRAEL FoRKER, S. A. Gn-
LETT, and. OF hers tookpart Id the discussion.
When on motion of G.. F. RowELL, a
caamittes Of three was appointed by the
chair, consisting of E. SpAIprse, A. Aus
TIM and NEWELL D. CLARK, to obtain the
necessary information, as to the measures
to. be taken to incorporate this village, in
accordance with the law of last winter.
On motion, q atcommittee Of three was ap.
pointed to inquire into the expense of obtain
lag 1000 feet Of Hose, building ailnecessa-
~ Reservoirs the equipments for an eff
cient Hook aud Ladder Company. DE-, and
report separately upon each proposition at
an adjourned meeting, Committee, 8. D.
HARRIs5 LuraER Day and IsRAEL FoRKER.
On motion Of s. A. 3GHLsTT, il was or.
dered that the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the several papers Of the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-22

~ Our Office is in sMar5le
Rosc," a few doors South of the
Court House.