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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

in the first place, dozen Of soldiers with
fixed bay ouets attending him at the door.
His presence damped all business, SO that
the exchange fell Immediately two or three
per cent. The next day, several brokers
were served with notices. that unless Hiey
ceased dealing in foreign bills, but particu-
larly in gold and silver, they might expect
very unpleasant consequences Only per-
sons having a ticket from the police, can
60 on 'Chslge at all; and even those are
now actually afraid to do business, for fear
of falling under the displeasure of the gov
ernment The consequence is that the ex-
change now stands at fixed point, the
publsht d rate being in fact no criterion at
all Of its real state. These facts show the
precarious condition Of Austria, even in the
enjoyment Of peace. How much more SO,
if heedlessly plunged into war, in which she
could at least gain nothing, but might lose
incalcnlably.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
Austria and her Difficulties.

A foreign correspondent Of the N. Y com.
,mercial Advertiser presents the following
picture of Austrian fina noes:
Austria is at present in such learful con-
dition in reference to her finances, that it
would be sheer madness to plunge her into
external difficulties. Her annual deficit, at
the present rate Of expenditures, is between
sixty and eighty millions Of forins, and there
is very little prospect of diminishing it for
some time to come. I be only way to do
so would be dimunitlon of her immense
military establishment. A reduction was
indeed published short time since, but on
the most favorable calculation it would only
make a saving Of fifteen millions, which
would Of course diminish the general defict
very little; and it is even SAID that the.or-
der for this reduction has been resc nd u,
in view Of the state OF things in France.
But even supposiDg it carried out, there
are at the same time additions being made
which will about compensate for it.. Ger
tain new regiments are being formed in
Translyvania, amounting altogether, it is
said, to about 30, 900 men,-aDd the de-
probation Of paper money is becoming
greater. and greater ,notwiths sta ndiDg the late
loan which was intended to help it. How
it viii end no one can tell
The precious metals were going I'D so
rapidly the past week that the Government,
for the second time intertered on Change
to pat down dealing in them BY force The
chief Of the police, with several Of his SUBJ
ordinstes, went personally 10 The Exchange,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
FOR FAMILY USE,

sloaa's Ointment is Mild, Safe, Thorough,
and universally acknowledged to be an infalli-
Bile remedy in every ease where it has bsea
faithfully sppiisl on the hamaa system, fer
promoting Insonsible Porspisahon, drawing
put the inflammation from woiini, relieving
pain of erory kin1. an in It's healing qualities
the worll does not produces its equal, AMI ths
'ublic, pronounce it the cheapest and kssi
family Ointment that has ever been usaa.
vi di7eases Of the Flesh, Ob,tinate Ulqrr,
I'D Sores, Chil5asins, Sors Throat Burns,
Cuts, Cutancous Eruct;ons, Sore Nipplsr,
Sore breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Asus ",
he face, sile, back, anftho otha- part Of t1s
,ystem, Boils, Ulcers, Scsh Heal, Bruises.
fresh Wounds, Piles, AMI every Hnl Of s,sss
containing the loast particle of Inflammation.
'ro permanently eyre by this great remedy
For furthsr particulars an ATnla-
suds Of CerdaHatss f Rsmar,zahia Curea,
ret Pamphlets Of A soasa. -
w. B. SLOAN,
G.uad Dspot n r1t. 81. Ct;.aro. N
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
Crow Eating.

A worthy old farmer residing in the VIE
cinity Of Lake Mabopaek, was worried to
death last summer by boarders. They
found fault with his table, and said he had
nothing fit to eat. .~@
.Darnit,' said old Isaac, one day, what
fuss you are making. I can eat any
thing ..-s5-'.
Can you eat a crowF said one of the
boaders.
Eyes kin eat a crow -
Bet you hat, said the guest.
The bet was made, the crow caught and
nicely roasted, but, before serving up, they
eontriyed TO season it with good dose OF
Scotch snuff. Isaac sat down to the crow.
He took a good bile and began to chew
away.
'Yes. I kin ca: crow! (another bite and
an awful face, l kan eat a croau; bat III
be darned fl hanker arter it
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
TO THE SICK

lust received, a supply OF s. S Pitches
u Medicines. consisting of Pulmonary
Balsam. DepurtiYe Syfpp. Pectoral Ex>
pectorant, Universal or Seminal Tonic, Ca>
thartic Pills, Cough Pills, Catarrh Snuff.
Heart Corrector, Humor Correcter, Eulmo-
nary Linlment, Neryine Tonic Wash. Antl>
mucus Mixture, Gravel Specific, Pile nint
ment, Vermifuge, Drops for Dyspeptie vom.
lting, Anti. D, speptic Mixture. Female Spe.
ci6c, Female Pills, Female Restnrallye, Pull
monary Succedaneun, Pills or Diarrhea. or
Bleeding Lungs, and Liniment for Neural.
aia, Rheumat,sm. BE. = r. BARB.
Ravsnna, July !, 1872, s1Ia z Sc
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
Chairs by Stearn.

rJsHE subscriber successor Of Taylor b ;
eMcElwain, is prepared to furnish at il
his large Steam Faetoly,ju north of the
Pren,iss House variety Of Csnessat, 4,
Windsor, DINING, Office, Boston, and Child,
ren's Chairs, at low p tices, and OF as good
workmanship as the best OF sa terials, MAJ
chinery and skill can make. s'i9i
He is also prepared to execute Jobs sf
Turning. and Saving Lumber fer Sssh, :
Blinds. Doors, &c., on short notice ifor
ready pay. JAMES B. McELWAlN. ID
Ravenna, Nov. /, 28Stk
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

I answer to the many enquiries from different
l. Townships touching excursion psrties on the
Rail Road to and from Cleveland, I w6u!d remark
for the Information Of ALL that Cars capable of seat.
ing sixty peyscns willbe furnished lon short notice,
Tor the trip at sixty ave dollars, from Rsvenna, aud
half the regular fare from other points the road
Should there be moro han car ioad in any
party, they will be carried at bali the seQuat fare
provided previous notice isgiSen. Sunday Schools
will be carried at price agreed upon. Wm.
Wadsworth, Ticket agent, tat the Rayenna Depot ]
10 authorised 10 make The necessary arrangements.
c. PREM TISS, ,Presldea..
Ravenna, Sept. LIST, 1851.
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DRESS GOODS.

NTUSLIN de Laness plain, fg'd and watered
lHl Poblias, gAlpaeas, French Merinoes and Mo-
ha,r Lusres, together with many other new and
beautiful styles of Dress Goods, can be found
cheaper than ever befors soid in this county, at
Sep as IS POWELL 5 Cos.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

NSO, leki Htu kA&it Ne All Atc hAukss-sgs
That chains can never bind
Americas proud sons, because
Theyir s,menaseha efthe minds
Go, tell then that the mouth of Him,
Who rules both air and sky,
Hath said, ''the we'll strung mind Of nas,
Shall .aerer, neEer-diea
Go. eassthe SORROWS of the poor.
Co.. wipe the gushing eye
Go, tell them that their Father fed
Ihs ravens, when they'd cryi
Go, fll your basket and your purse,
From out your luscious hoard,
Remember. what ye give the poor,
Is lent unto the Lord.
Ge, tell the drunkard of his home,
Go, tell him of his wife,
Go, tell him that his reyelings, cat
Her, closer than a knife;
Go, tell him that the drunkards grave,
Is lonely and forgot.
And that the demon Alcohol,
Loyeth, and spareth not.
Go, see the robber and the knave,
Go plead vita all your might
Go, teach to him the beauties, of
Justice, and Truth, and Right.
Go, with kind and loving word,
And soothe his hardened heart,
And strike contrition, to his soul,
That he may act his part.
Go. find the gay seductive one
Go, point to him the heart,
That fell beneath his artful wiles--
Who's strings hetore apart.
Go, tell him how that breast that heaves,
With anguish, fierce and wild, 5l
Win soon be claimed by mother earth, asse
Ash forsaken child So
Go. to thy room alone at night
Go, ask thy throbbing heart,
afever, mid life's changing scenes ..-
It failed to act its part2
Go, trace its course through years that's past,
And if you find it wrong, -es4z
Strive with an unfailing hand,
To change, and make it strong.
Then when this New Years work is done,
And he has breathed his last,
He'll gently close his weary eyes,
And sink into the past.
Thus, year on year Will swiftly glide,
Like to a ftful dream,
And each succeeding year will be .as-
A way.mark on life's stream
Then, when the New Year comes again,
Life will be life indeed
And then theduttering heart Of man,
Win no more painful bleed.
But mind, congenial with mind,
Will march through space finite,
And gather round the throne of Goo,
With infinite tounite.
And now ,.my worthy Patrons ali,
wish leave for you,
It is that Joy, and Peace. and Love, ..5-
May always be your due.
And when the New.Year comes again,
1t will bring you peace andjoy.
For with it always comes werd,
From your tried
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

HOES. SHOEs-H L. & r. DAY are now opsn.
~ ing The hest assortment OF Ladies and Mieses
shoes ever offered for sale in this ,ows, and al pri
ces that cannot fail to suit thew In want Of Asl
kind. Call and see.
Htrsass, esp IS 1881. aTa ieH s6H.s p
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Sing! Sing!
HTJRRAl

las beea opened by O. l.. Satlstf in
SEYMoR'S BLOCK, where persons
can De clothed according to ,order-cheap-
yes. more than cheap. Cutting, al so, done
and warranted to 2t, if made. Clothing all
ready made that will fit any body. Please
call. n r. sIiTIIFE
Rasenna, May 80, 1891 nslaIy-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

q ~ .Ne - !" " a.. - hraoo,s
iiio1's W. " : eeA-A-'
y selis, q nesr.s .sae hta ?ess.ous AS1u
q iIeenan nianty ;,Sas;s. orr
bespite, plsunlohs 5,sN W.ans,aIs !. S,:Ais W.
" niea seenIges as ~
~ sei1s, y ss,..e y ,ssss s..ssS
pf reseom 7, ~ = nsh,. da.d.
nele s.s nop,. .noas .a;,.a - .A Ao-' NN
fefeser y Are ana fe'sa.
II tells now, meath the eFystai oo"e,
" Engiandss iordiy nan,
Nalions. .alspiayeo Ineir nanny "ofA
- M aeeAeI .he rulaee al sss... "a... r
atLeiis, now rnglsna,s haasA'y
Ter, Ientemp'1ousiy ausneu'
ne. nen sdoT ~. s'h
= Vi ahAss as' sAiii d anu ofaat
1t tells. how Hobbs. deaea them ah
10 PICK ms famous Iocak,.5sssgs $50.
Ana gave tnema az az 70 unueFs1ana
a. 0ome De a, aaa s.osn. .us.s
atstelis snoMsl .s anaaa won On Ins prlzzS p'lz
WIN nls iass sai,sns ~ aon ;a,,
Anu Iaugn, :n .nss q ~. sas.,t ~ Ass ss'0
-es - - = 80
l,;d leave his native land.
To crush the demon Aleohel,
With q chastizing hand. @5sge
Il tells. bow hardy sons of toll Fsa-
The wiaecr,n threw avay.
ana nle;oss themselves tos,irink no more
While life's lamp shed its ray
ID
iJtte1ss. fhat to o1,r homes there came
A gifted child of song.
From Sweeden's wild and rocky coast,
Who's memories round her throng.
1t tells how we'll she won our hearts
Until, within each breast, there yet
A stream of rapture floats. -. o.
4 tssssfss5 ssHssSs So
It tells, that peace and happiness. s
Have been this Nations lot
And how the hand of Prosidsnce
Has neserus forgot. s.s=s;
It.ells, that Justice, Peace, and Love.
And new, eaca neole I, neart puisases'
Beneath their genial light.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
PRosPEcTUs
OHIO STATESMAN.

DAMY-SEMIW WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. IS. MEDARY.. Nov. 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

SCHOOL BOOKS-All kinds used ip
~ The Schoels ia this vicinity, on lind and for
sale at -:z-..455 HoRR's.
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18 H 81.
For Cash or Ready Pay,
I'D. III. SOsMvWERDTLL

I A ILOR.
CHOP Removed to few doors west
- the Post office. ' ~
@ The Fashions for this Spring and
Summer just received.
I>Cuttihg done to order.
u Linen tape & Morocco inch meas
ures for sale. %
Ravenna, April 7th 1851. s05lf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
The State ofOho, I 10 the Court OF Common !
Portage County, s.s. feas'
Emily Woodruff .s


Va
The unknown Heirs Of
Mark Woodruff.
TNBE Petitioner having filed her Tetition AZ tns
Nov. Term of said Court, setting forth that saio
lark Woodruff heretofore executed Morgage
Deed to Edwin Elder of one hundred and Twelve
and half rods OF ground in lot is, in aurora, 10
secure the payment of S440-thai said MARX oieo
without paying the same-that Petitioner, being en-
titled to Dover in said lands, had purchased the IN
,erest of said Elder, and received gut claim deed
of the same-asks that the heirs Of said MARI wood
ruff, within reasonable time pay the amount so
secured by said Mortgage, be forever foreciosed
all equity ofredemp,ion-and it appearing TO saio
court that the heirs OF said Mark Woodruff, any,
and their places ofresidence are unknown 1t 10 Or
dered that netice of the pendency OF this Petiuon
be given BY plbilca tion in the Portage senuhel or
six weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 said Heirs
that unless they appear at the next term OF THIS
court-enter an appearance, and ptads ans"ef' OF
demur TO said Bill the same will be ,aksn for con-
fessed, and decree rendered accordingly. ~
-e L. v. BlERCE, Compi's. Sol.
Nov. %. 1851. 5s. 339-6w
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Railroad Excursions.

n in . gl.s.;;sl EllIl=s.==zzE3asI ::
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EARLk'S IMPROVED
Cast Steel Hone and stfOP'
Enr RazarS and Surgical Instruments.

For RaZ0FS aRd SURGICAL IHSlIuHle1lle'
nMIIS article proves tobe superior to any
now in use for restoring and giving a
fine edge to the Instrument. For SAFE al
DIR. Swfts Drug Store. alsoby X. Free
man.
Manufactured aud warranted by u. Earle
Palmyra, Portage Co. Ohio. Hoaes iot
Bench Tools and Curriers' Knives VIII 'oe
kept on hand or made to order'
Jups II, l849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

No medicine in use has accomplished 80
Many Extraordinary Cures, and given 50
Universal Satisfaction in every variety sal
stage of disease, or that has bad SO Hysea-
Eive and Rapid a Sale as Hlesa,s ointmsss
and Condition Powder.
The Ointment Is rapidly supersodiag II,
other O;ntneIits an4 Linilnents for the ss.ss
Of Fresh wounds, Calls Of ea Kinds, Spraiass.
= Bruises, Cracked, 3sssts, Rinsbsna, Wiai-
gals, Poll Evil. CslfoIs. Spayins, sweeney,
Fis:ula, SinAst, sssaIns, Lamsa.ss, Sand
Cracks Feuntored Feet, Sentshss !, Grsa-so,
Mango, ami Horn Disica1per. 4,
The Condition Powder, win re.so q ~
Inflammation and feyer, purify the biosj, Isss-
IN the skin, cleanse sas water, and ssrengthea
every part cf tfie boly; and has proved a
sovereign reinely for the following diseases:
Distelnper, Hide borinI, Loss Of Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, EnfamInatiea
Of the eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise alss,
Rheunatism,, Commonly callel stiE sos.
.,laintl which proves SO fatal TO many valaa-
1le horses in this country. It Is also a, ssfs
and certain remedy for coughs an1 colds whlsh
generate 80 many fatal diseases.
These RENE lies Never Iniure, and AlsaEa
Cure il the directions are followed. y, ag
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05


Gold and Silver, Bank Notes, Jewelrys =
and other valuable goods, received and for g
warded with despatch. The collection 81.
Notes, Bile, Drof.s, and accounts prompt
J. s. LOCKWOOD, Proprietor.
A special messenger will leave Massillon
on Tuesdays of each week. Returning,
will leave Cleveland on Thursdays; for the
pui pose of taking packages Of Money, re.
;, .'Lssi-e9 AGENTS. HFnl ~ II
c. C. Cobb, Cleveland, ! sc; }lyf'
Baker S5 Forsyihe. tittsbursh.5sa - aesa
J. r. Cecil g. Go. Massillon. ga sdl Il
Clarke, Parks q. Co. Rochestsf.s.5, "a
f. N. Parks. Youngstown a'....l..sy5
w, B. Taylor, Warren. .'-.'' = =
IN. Clark, Newton Falls. p ,so'A'
VIM. Ward. Ravenna. 70 !as'f7a af'' sF.
e. Rawson, Akron egSWi ~ g9l be-
Daniel Morrell. Hudson. .issstiR5 yieg!!a.
Wm.- Fl. Burke, Canton.
April 95. 1851. sti s.,,.tt s5ss,,llsss.sI 50
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05

CLOTHS. aCASSIMEKS 4 SATTINETTS.
RLk blue blk, green and brown, French,
- English and American Broad cloths, Amen-
can, English, French and Scotch Cassimere, among
~aich may be found some OF the best goods ever
rought to tAis market. Also, great variety of
attiaetts, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Velvet and
heeos Grey, &c all of which will be sold cheap
bereasf or ready pay at II. L. and B. DAYS.
s Oct 10, 1851 EE
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ssssss sss8z Fl ssfls Sssss - =ass 80
Il aasasss sssas yss Il =st ss7sea5 Pa t
81 ~ ssefsS5s -
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CUTTUN GUODA.
OK BALES Cotton cloth, Yarns, Wadding. Bat.
~ ting, Wlcking, for sale at very low figure,
oct 10 by H L & R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-05
Ge, tell the drunkard of his home,

&c, tell the drunkard Of his home,
Go, tell him of his wife,
Go, tell him that his reyelings, cat
Her, closer than knife; s
Go, tell him that the drunkard's grave,
Is lonely and forgot.
And that the demon Alcohol, ~
Loyeth, and spareth not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29

Urr,iprton Doughty Ro.ltsr Oddie, Clifford. Tnness,
Rsrnev Rembrandt perle. Annei, Can r. C-cy Beard,
Poole, Sidney, Percy, Hubner, licks, Cropssy. Edwin
Whits sontsr Cole Gray, Church. &c &c ami close
GOVERNMENTS number Of hghcost p ni!lgs II ttore.
In announcsng this sale, 10 which they confidently invite
the attention OF the public and purchasers from all pIrs Of
the United states they propose 90 place before yers
rerior class pictures richly framed which have emily
ben obteinrbe az private purchase, h breaking Of
gentlemens galleries and 70 present from time 70 time
Da-uerreoiype Il Of the of modern
this eide The Atlantic. Whie the 3crtion OF cadng
artists alre cy secured, IL guarantee VI ors which
the ordinary purchase and sale would rarey
open TO the great tody OF IL believed that
the pan viii fully meet the wishes Of BUYERS
70 the artists benefits equal 10 those tie public
must derive from such CT exposition.
Catalogues viii be ready and the pictures exhibited
above Iid after the 18th Inst. lL055l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
L.HFeEM,N. Auctioneer.
IRON WORKS PROPERTY

Y AT PUBLIC sALE.-rhe subscribers will sell at
Public sale ON SATURDAY, the 9th OF Noyenbs! neAt,
their Anthracite Blast Furnace Stone Foundry, MachAe
shop and other Buildnzs and Improvements SohG S
therewith known a the SOUTH EASlON lhON
WORKS, situated on the north sde OF MIL IN vac %
oush of South Faston northampton County Pensyv
sosns OF the western moiey of the Lot marked IN the
s,peral ulan of sd borough of South Easion No ~ anu
e whole of the Lots marked IN the aforesaid plan NOS IL
a., ~ "a sna nj containing in front on said Ml-st. $50 feet,
and length depth noTthwardy
rnning parallel with Abbotst TO the Lehsh RIVER Vne
Property lying between the Lensh Oa,si aua so ~ -
Ryi0 The improvements erected on the premises ana 20
be sold herewith substantial three aud ha,soin
STONE BUILDING, forty by ninety feet one BLAST BLAST
FURNACE - feet square with Cast House 80 by ~ Ices
STONE FOUNDRY 60 feet square Stoue Offices, (under
which ia the Wheel House) two and half stories ngh,
forty feet square; FRAME MOLDING HOUSE, 50 by 20
frame Store House % by SC ieeti frame Blacksmith
Shop, 20 by so feet; frame Stable Is by p feet;
SO ly - feet and frame Weighing HOUSE p feet
square Alsa good and substantial Stone Wharf extend
sna good Ynber Wharf extending along the south front
on tie Legh Canal also. Railroad track, extending from
the furnace 10 carry OF the cnder
Tn. location Is regarded equal % any IN the State for
The Manufacture OF Pig Iron the neghborhood Astounding
with large deposits OF superior icnate ores ana oelns
convenient 60 the Magnetic Ore MINES OF NewJery rom
which Ore is obtained either by Canal or Railroad me
buildings are well adapted 10 the manufacture OF stoves
Machinery or other Foundry Castings and the advantages OF
the location for their production eeeved 20 DC
The means Of transportation are by tanal ara 70
x,york and other Eastern cities and by Canal 10 fhs-
dephie which city tire Railroad now IN progress OF con
s,ructiou IS expected 10 be completed early the eisen
wear There VIII be hand AZ the Furnace on the day OF
sale 80 OF Magnetic Ore Seto tus ~ henate
Ore 60 OF Lehlgh Coal and lvV tuns OF Liestos
TERMS or SALE.-For Real Estste-One-third Sash one
third in one wear and onehi-d la two years with interest
ard approved security. For stock-Cesh or approved IN
dored paper AZ or months with interest Iae terms ana
conditions will he fully made known on day OF sale
Persons wishing the properly VIII eal on le SUI
10 O'clock A. NJ on he promises. THOMAS 4 MILLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
WILLIAM IRVINE Co.. Aactoneer..
SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION on

" SATURDAY, Oct co. at 10y Oclock, At then
sles-Ioom No 10 Pne-st, near Broadway, hand
some HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed Tor con.
ytBience OF sale, consisting Of suite Carved R1~erO0l
Furniture in rad plush nearly nev Carved Rosewood oni
Msbo.sny Chairs, ia plush and i,air-cOth; Notiire,
Ann ana Rocking Chairs. in hair CLOTH; Carved Rose
wood ard Mahogany Center Tables Bookcase Secret
Dining Tables Extension Tables Wardrobes Rosewood and
Mahogany ashaDds do. Bureaus Rosewood and M4fog-
BtdsieedS gilt raned Mirrors Couches Counting house
Desss Mahogany Crbs Divsns and Otonsn Frsrned En-
grsvings Chine Cfocery and GlassWsre, Dinner Sets,
Kitchen Furniture, &c. Also, Tapestry Brussels Carpets,
De gnerreOtvpe Apparatus, 6c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
N PURSUANCE of am order of the Surro-

Of New fok noi : hereby 10 Ill per
bvns ELIAKIM HORTON, late oi tho City OF
New York docea 3D. the with youer the cot 10
b., rlcr AZ hi of,e No. 10 Waenst ia the City OF Ns
York before the twelfth day Of April tDacd Ee~ fok.
the Tih dly VI o, tober la52.
lawtmFT CHARLES STERLING, Executor.
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6alss bn; Anttion.
a A. ron. Auctionser.

IL. a.
, AUCTION SALE of - LOTS OF
IA GROUND in the CITY Of NEW-YOAA' ana IL
H Ions az WOODBRIDGE. NJ. on,v ~.
z COLE Chiffon will sell 1t auction III DAi' NIia-
o. II O'Clock, the Merchants ExcHase' I'M
.f,iiev1ng lots OF ground; ~. ,,,, :. Ia.
scti-sffCst-Fcur lots the noEth elAe OF 'J''' -
81 twsen bfh and 10th 80, -
c-street-One lot Is by co north side, near ltiav.
SD lots oouih sde between 10 ND llt2a'S
ssc-strcet-Ono lot north sdc, 100 feet from II ~.
4efhstreetTwo los south SIDE IS feet from BIoaq"
Ssh str et-Fye lots, north side between oth ana s''
S7thstr, e.-One lot north side, { CO west o. o1lsV.
58th-s'reet-Ore lot north side, between Th-aN' s1-
Bfotcwey. - - .,-o., 90.
Two lots d by LOO feet south side near taay
sthetreet-One lot north side 20 feet 81 fro 7tav
sstheefTwo lots south side between ID and IN ava
Two lots south SIDE no feet east oil lVtla'
Sa-ayerue--One lot, northwest corner OF 5yth-s..
7havtiu Three lots west SIDE including the southwest
ecrrsr Of tsrbsf r.,
Tor MAPS md fan yarticelau apply at the Office Of tho
sre;icneeTs, No. 9 Nallst ..,...,
aver u1wo lots ground each p feet q inches II
frort and rear by lex feet IN depth distance 81 ieet inch
frou the north east corner OF 15d-tt
Aso az Woodbridge n j. II lots OF ground each % By
I2C feet deep. tivb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-29
Garpriinss, Oil Cloths, &e.

CARPETING and OIL CLOTlIS.-RE-
~ MOVAL-WM. McGRORTY wishes 70 inform his
fer public tat he HIS removed stock froa No
l36 Wian.st 10 No AZ Broadway. H. les now on hand
large aud welseected stock Of very description OF Car
pengs and OIL Cloths &c, winch ne VIII dispose OF at
boJesae and retail on reasonable terms No. ~ Broad
way three doors from Liberty-st