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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
The President ana Gen. Scott.

The Philadelphia North American pub
lished brace Of extracts from private lei.
ter from President Fillmore, in reference 10
the nomination of Gen. Scpu.s The gentle,
man 10 whomthe letter ws addressed conf.
den,ially, onlyconsents - publish any por.
ton Of itin order TO refuIk rsimors prejudi.
eial togthe character " ,te ItSidenf. Ii
has been very currently |s1d has NJ
Fillmore is averse to The a|1.||o1 81 .@|
Scott, and sdesirous 10 set || s|..
This letter. SOM eeldhia I'm 81
not so obteined as 10 temp
press other than his genui ,
on the subject, will efec caa'| fe'a.a al
such statements:
W. [ExTRAcT
WASHINGTON, Monday lI'|y IS, So.
%t* ~ was MOI disaj' ||,i cd 10 + |,;.d
| any thing 10 regret in the 1sq|s oi'iiie Bat
tin,ore Convention. The aRpIobalion which
that Convention expressed Or The policy
which | had pursued, in s,he resolutions
which it adopted. was morelgra,ifying 10 me
than to have received the nomination.
cannot doubt that Gen. Sect intends tc
carry out the principles ofahe Wing party
| if elected, and il seems TO- me thai he i,
justly entitled 10 the support of every tru'
Wing. am therefore gratified TO learn from
your letter that you intend TO give him
cordial and hearty supports i'f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

"Win-ihe.6eld Club" is The appropriate
name Of the S.o,, and Graham association
organized n Ravsppa, ~s ar 4sss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12
Gen. Pierce and Gen. jackson.

The Democracy" Of Ffankln Pierce is
not very ancient. He started in life a"Fed-
eralisl," and used his influence against The
Democracy and Andrew Jackson! Our au-
,horily for this startling piece Of intelligence
is Isaac Hill, lhe old Ajax of New Hamp.
shire Democracy. The following paragraph
is taken by the Hartford Courant from The
New Hampshire Patriot, ofsl843, Of which
Isaac Hill was the editor: ~
Frank Pierce commenced law business
about the year 1926, and boarded with his
father in Hllsborough. II that year he
made the old gentleman 90 far non-com.
initial that his name was then used as dis.
counIenancing The senior epitor Of .he Pat
riot in his opposition TO John @. Adams; he
helped and assisted the federal lawyers OF
that day 10 call out the strength Of his fa,h-
er's name against Andrew Jackson; and il
was not until the close ofabe year 1927
that the sterling old patriot brpke avay from
The pernicious influence Ibis dangerous
son"
This item in Perce's life is not given in
his recently published biography. IIshoud
be copied inio the next edition; for il is only
proper tina. the Democracy should know tha
in supporting Pierce they are, supporting q
degenerate son" who assisted The fedora
lawyers" Of New Hampshire to defeat Olt
Hickory. Will the "Old Guard" honor
man whose "pernicious influence" helpeo
TO defeat Gen. Jackson when he first ran fo
the Presidency ALBANY Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

4 say inquired Wing of Democra.
a few days ago, how do yuu likelhe nomi.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

DIsAPPEARED--A man named Francis
Can. He left this city four weeks ago on
one Of the Pittsburg bouts, with quantity
Of jewery and dry goods, to dispose of by
pcddiing. He has not since been heard
from. His wife and two young children are
left in very destitute circumstances Any
information respecting him will be thank.
fully received al this offics-Cin. Gazette.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

First rate, was the rep'y, had ny eye
on that man Price for, some time. .'-Mu.
Chron. ,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-12

DR.. ]. $. Smith, a colored physician, who
received his medical education at PiusfeId.
Mass, and has resided several years in L.
IBERIA, says: 81 do not think a colored man.
an African, can be as comfortably situated,
politically and socially, any where under
The broad canopy Of heaven, as in Liberia"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

+ j - +: -
= % The new tax law, it is said, will
bring on 10 the duplicate for taxagion, some
twenty four millions ofdollarrs bank STATE,
and United States stocks. Ohio Patriot.
The farniugs mechanical, ,smercanlile
and real estate interests ure ah+appealed to
and expected TO deplore this stale ofthings,
and join msthe bankers ana stock spectators
in oreaking down The democratic party for
passing that law. When any farmer,
merchant or mechanic, who has been heav-
lily taxed that the stock interests may be
exempted shall hereafter disapprove of tha,
feature in the Constitution and The lax law
which imposes equal burthens upon all
classes of people. then will we see an
anomaly in society more curious than
most of the wonders ofthe museum. Gin.
Eng.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Filthy Bank Paner.

& Ascorrespondentoiih the Gazette wants the
legislature TO pfoffbit the banks from re-is
SUNG any of their bills second lime, so
iiat.our people may have a cleaner curren.
gcy! @ s@
! If the legislature won't protibi, The banks
from issuing their rags the jfrst time, then
We will go In for the correspondents sug
gesaion, for something is really necessary
to prescribe this species oil filth, which is
known in several cases to have been the
means Of Transporting pes.ilence from one
community to another. j.sfs..
Let any one gather together dozen one
or two dollar bills and be will bear about
in his pocket more filth than he will collect
on his boots in a walk from Third street 10
the Canal! How frequently do we see our
lady friends, in their shopping excursions,
with nice, elegant purses or wallets, filled
with those greasy, filthy, sinking represen.
ta,ives of money, which they would blush
to handle or expose to view, ifin any o.her
shape. Any article OF their dress or prnas
tnent, if having a tylhe Of such filth upon
il, would be cast into the wash-lub in dis.
gust; but dirty rags being called money,
and, by the nsages Of society, circulated as
money, they are compelled 10 bear them
about with white Kids and daint:iy scented
cambrics, as il they were really precious
jewels. sinsiead of being, as they really
are, things as nasty as, dragged skirts,
after haifday's promenade through rainy
slreels!- Gin. Eng. <i ~ 7s1sa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

Kossuth tn Bostoa-His Intentions.
The Legislative banquet, in honor OF
Kossuth, at Faneuil Hall. Boston, came off
on Friday, the Both ult. IL was attended
BY about 900 persons, Hon. Henry Wilson,
President, Eloquent speeches were made
by the venerable Josiah Quincy, now so
years Of age, by Gov. Boutwell, and by
Hon. Benz Seaver, Mayor Of the CITY,
Kossu.h spoke extemporaneously and with
his usual eloquence for two hours. On rls.
ing he was received with tremendous plaud.
its. and the waving Of hnndk kerchiefs.
1t is said that the Magyar has accepted
invitations to visit Salem and Lowell, Mass !,
and Manchester, N. H., and after visiting
those and, possibly, some other cities Of
New England, he will proceed to Albany
and Troy and from thence will go 10 Buf,
falo q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Hsaeria,s si,Ic

DY vhtus Of writ of Lev ga to ne di.
I'D rectea and Delivered from che Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Portage Couu,y Ohio, 4 sh4ii expose
70 saIs at public yepdpe at the csurt House ~
tbs tuwn Of Ravenns, on : :.
Thursday, the 20tA day Of iiREay, asxt,
betveen the houss Of ton o'ciack A. M. snd i.ur
O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, The foIsewisg described
fandst and tenemenis 10 wirs situate 10 tho said
couai, Of Portage to WIT. fot No ssih the io~B-
ship of Randolph, bosnded norih and east BY The
lot lines OF aaid lot, IN ihe spssh sY Had
and occupied BY Time.h Ferry, on tha wesi By land
sold TO Caldwell Anderson by said Aass RjiisY az
ceptng one oftsud the Rorfh wcss sold
to Ferry M Fliiey by said Aaos gteY, katf 40 aero
90 theJnorth side dreded to Jeremiah Bsli, asd
triangular piece oil thd shout ten acres 10 the
east-corner, inca ring Whist 10 east of the ghwa,,
couaining Fifty two aad sixty thsse hnGdredlhs
b2 6S-o0 acses Of land, ba the same aofe or ess.
Taken in execution wherein John Ward. Elm (.
Aan Ward and Levi Johnson wsrs res spsadsAts, |,
and Amos Fiiiey for ths uss ef Walter bskiassil
was complainant. ,sy.sf =
Appraised al S9e4.
JAMES wooDARp, Sheriff
sherffI's oHico, portage Coupty,l
:..s5 April 18th, A. D. 1864. (
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Shciff's sale.

pf virtue Of writ OF Lev Fa TO me di.
~ rected and delivered from the Court OF Com>
mon Pleas O. Portage county Ohio, shall expose 10
sale at public vendue 10 the highest bidder at the
Court House in the town of RayenRa oa
Thursday the 20th day of May, nest,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A M AID four
O'Clock M ofeaaid day the following described
lands and tenaments to wit: -.
A part OF lot No twenty four car In the township
OF Paris in the county Of Portage Aforesaid, and
which is bounde and described as follows: begin.
ming on the west line of said lot thirteen chaina and
forty seven links south of the acrth wes, corner
of said lot, thence north eighty nine and haifds
gress east twenty seven chains and eighty three
links TO a post, thence south nine degrees west
fifteen chains to post, thence south eighty nine
and half degrees west six chains TO post thence
south twenty one and lfdegrees west SIX chains
and thirty two links to post, thence south seven
~ one degrees west seventy Eve links 10. q past
thence south forty degrees west one chain and fty
links to post, thence soah eighty nine and half
degrees west fourteen chains and ninety nine links
to the;w line of said lot, thence north one and
fdegrees west on the west iineof said lot twenty
two chains ard four links to the place OF beginning,
containing 6fiy one acres and seventy eight hun.
dredths OF an ofland as surveyed by Harris.
Esq., together with the Grst Mil, Saw Mil, and
other machinery and fixtures thereto attached and
tho appuFtenances unto said land belonging in.
cluding water power. eeas
Taken in execution wherein Mary Philpot, Rob-
ert Price apministrators, William Phlpot de.
ceased and Elisha Garrett, were respondents, and
William 0lis was complainant.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff . Office, portage County,
F-4ss April 10, ID. 1882
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Sheriflt - soIc.

DY virtue of writ Of Lev ,Fa 10 ne directed
II. and delivered from the Court Of Common PIcaa
ofPortage Connty onioi shall e1pose 70 safe atpuhs
tic vendue at the Court House n the town Of Ra-
VIENNA, on - = @ ~
Thursday, the 2oth day Of Nay. ansxt,
between the hosrs Of ten e'clock A M. |, and four
O'Clock P II Of sajd day, the following described
lands and ispements 10 wit: f41t%
Situate in said county Of Portage and tAecsbed
as follows: being all that parcel of land sit
uate in the townships oil Charestown md Edinburgh
in eaid coaniy, being the ssme eet of 10 John L
Campbell as heir 10 the estats OF John Campbell
deceased, described in Partition Records Of Portage
county, Book one page one hundred and fli,y four,
save and except about six and 3Si00 acres sold by
John L Cahpbeiisto Allison and bounded as foi.'
lows: beginning hole drilled in. the coping a
Locking No 9, east of Ravenna Summit on the OHIO
and Penney lyauia Canai, about three feet N E of
the upper end of the north lock beam oi lower gsie
when openi thence N s degrees 55 min. W. eIes,.
en- chains 38 links TO post, thence N So dses. 06
min. east eleven chains and % Links 10 tho centes
OF the canal thence south A deg 55 min along
the center OF the canal 10 chains 9S links To- the.
place of beginning, be the same more or Jess Sub
jectto the dover estate of Sarah Campbell therein
Taken In szecutinn wherein LYDIA Campbell,
John Campbell, Edwin Campbell and Dayton Reed
we're respondents aRd Charles Bost~iek was
complainant.
Appraised at 1854 ~ ~.
JAMEs.wOoDARD Sheriff.
Sherif'st flee, Portage Cssnty,y
April l2, A D 1854
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Kossuttl at CharIeSton-Visit TO Bunker
r+.. Hill.

CHARLESTON, Mass. Thursday Mays.
Kossutb, accompanied by the Legislative
Committee, visited Charleston to-day. He
was received by Mayor rockingham,
Chairman OF the Committee of Arrange
ments, who welcomed him in an appro.
pirate and eloquen speech.
A military and civic procession then es.
corted Kossuth TO the summit of Bunker
Hill, where, atthe base of the monument,
be spoke for about half an hour. Eight or
ten thousand people were assembled, and
considerable enthusiasm was manifested.
AT the close Of his address, Kossnth as
cendsd to the top OF The monument, and ex.
pressed great delight a, the view therefrom.
Kossuth and suite then returned to their
quarters at the Revere House, Boston.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

The State OF Ohio, Court Of Com. Peas. vscatsoa
Portage Co. :. az after March Term 1852.
Hugh K. Martin, Admir-.
Of Henry Hsgserty, decd
Tvs - -ft / 7t,ssts tStf ss5t-7..
Heirs Of said Henry Hse SPetltion TO sell.
eerty, Ephraim Sabin, B.
M. Hutchinson, GsytordI
hale, John D. Green.
TIME said John D. Green, Don-pesident ofshe
A. State of OHIO, ia hereby notified thai on lhe
25th day Of Mafeh-A D 1859, the peiitlnner 10 the
above entitled died in the Office of the Clerk
Of said Court, his amended petition, therein set.aG
forth, among other things, that 10 the m snth Of
June A D 1850 said Henry Hagger,y deceased,
purchased OF said John d. Green and Gsyierd
II le, certain tract o. land in said petition de-
scribsd situate in the township of snffeld, in said
County Of Portage, containing one acre of land
for the sum OF FIVE hundred doliars, ninety dollars
Of which cum was paid at the time. The petition
or further charges that the said Green and Hale
had net at the time nor have they the title 10
said land bat the fee thereofs one B. NJ Hutch
inson. Tbs prayer of said bill 10 that said Green
and Hale be decreed to mske,the petitioner good
title to said lands, or that they be compelled to
cancel said contract and pay she said ninety dol
lars and the interest thereon to the peuoner 40
such Administrator as aforesaid.
The said Joha D. Green 10 hereby notified ttkt ua-
less be appears, pleads, answers demurs to SAID
petition within SIXTY Days after the rising ofahe ntft
term Of this court the petition as to HIM will be
taken as confessed, and decreed upon accordingly.
STRAWDER & BROWN,
6w366 sols. for Petitioner.
80 seeN ID
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

MATERIAL AID Among the contribu-
tons made to the Hungarian Fund, through
Governor Kossu,h, ut Boston, we notice
$500 from one individual, $500 from
another, 1881 from third, $500 from Ia.
dies Of Bangor, n e., and numerous sums Of
from 80 TO $50. At an early hour on
Thursday afternoon over 81 600 had been
tnken at the Commonwealth Office alore,
for tickets to the FanueiI Hall meeting.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Hugely in Baltimore.
I.ss RA,r,.oa O. Anrii

BAErIMoRE, April 30.
The officer who shot tbs slave al Colum.
bia, is named RIdgely. andhelengs to the
frmi ii Zell & Ridgely Of this city. He
was pu rsded By an excited and Infatuated
crowd from Columbia, and with gfea. diff.
Gully nude his escape and reached this city
this morning. He gives the following ac>
count Of the affair.
After ihe arrest of Smith. an enrnged
crowd Of negroes surrounded him e en-
desvor to rescue bis prisoner. IN order %
defend himself, and intimida.e them, ne drew
his pistol They still pressed upon him,
and Smith, IN struggle 70 get away, got
bis (Ridgely's 6ngdf IN bis mouth. ).
Under the Excitement caused by the pam
spd the mob around him, he raised bis other
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
baltimore, May g

tits s,id that Carfavajal is in the neigh
borhood Of Matamoras waiting reinforce-
ment of 800 Germans OF Texas.
The Wigs Of Frederick and Prince
George counties, Maryland, have noninat-
ed FILLMORE for President. but will sup
port any other avowed compromise nomi-
nee.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

4 SkcREr CIRcuLAR.-The Whining
ton (N. C.)sJournal has received lilho-
graph letter, franked by "B. Thompson,
NJ. CO. dated New York, March l6, 1852,
and signed by sundry prominent Wings Of
New York, in which it is in.imaIed lha.
both Scott and Fillmore be thrown overs
board. and that Mr.. Webster be nominated
as the Wing candidate for the Presidency.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
@MR H@B9e 80
COTTAGE MI,agysYaasssH N

THE subscriber would respectfully call the a,ten.
J. tion OF the musical public to some new MeIo.
deoDs which he 10 now manufacturing in this place,
which for beauty Of style, quickness of toach and
quality Of tone, is mot surpassed by any manufac.
turers in the country. They vary in size from 81
10 a, s and 81 octaves. Prices trnm $40 to $40
$50 and Slon. The 81 and octayes are made on
pillar representing centre side table. The
and st octaves are in Piano form. Please call
and judge for yourselves. AL the above ipsiru-
ments ard warranted. All kinds of reed instru.
ments repaired at short notice and in good Style.
Accordeons repaired and new reeds pu, in at ] 2,
cts. each, Shop over Mr.. Liitle's Bookstore.
G. F. GREER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

ASSISTANT Treasurer AT N. YoRK.
We learn from the National IntsAigen-
Ger that The Hon. Luther Bradish has been
appointed bv President Fillmore to the pos,
Of U. S. Assistant Treasurer at New York
city, vice John Young, deceased. 4and that
the appointment was confirmed by the
Senate on last Tuesday.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Excitement iu Harrisburgh.
tIARRisRIIRGH. Anril.

= fiARRisBUReH, April 80.
Great excl tement prevails in Columbia,
and there is much feeling here in relation
10 The killing Of The slave there yesterday.
sIhe Governor hss been apprised Of the
transaction, and will probably be called on
to make requisi,ion on the Governor Of
Maryland for the surrender Of the officer
on q charge or murdar.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

hand, IN which was the pistol, aud in the
sudden impulse discharged it, the contents
entering Smiths side, and killing him in
s.antly.
He fed. pursued by the crowd, and will,
great difficulty, succeeded in reaching
Shrewsbury, York county, where be got
on the cars for Baltimore. HI is now get.
ling legal advice in The matter.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

lSttlc Ol fteal E<sthtS Dy OruSr Oh COufts
I'm, The th,rteenth DAY Of May A. D., 1863, at one
" O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premises in
Palmyrs, will be sod TO the highest bidder, the
divided half ofthe foowiug real estate the prop
eftyofThomas Psice and 1aiy Price, minors: TO vii,
situated in Palmyra the cuunty OF Porsee, ard is
kncrn by part OF share number A. lot No. a. ofihe
frs division 10 said ,begnning at the North
Yves, e0taer of said SkareNe. 4; thence N. So deg.
so min. E. Is che; thence 8 ldeg. 4 Z. b chs. 40
Iks ,hence s. SO deg, 80 min ~. 10 lne South East
corner of acre of land decided 10 the T,1stees Of
the Weca lntependsot Congregational ebufchi
thence Narkefly the East line nt said one s.fe,
chs; thence Westerly aoRe lhe North line OF The
sald one acre TO the West iise or said Share No. a,
thence North 10 the place of beginning, coniasniog
about nine acres and thirtys6ye one h1ndfrdfbs Of
land, moro or less, subjecl 10 clain OF s-t6nH,
thsreon, and satject 10 the clsiu OF Dnwar Of Mar
garet Eveas dursg her life, estimied, ar t6af Soi
iars aud ceets, be paid 10 the said Mare
garet annually. DAVID THOMAS, Guafdesu.
Ravenna, April =, 1852. <s36a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
GUARDIAN Sale.

y anfa nj, 10 fr,r, Al ro.,
ID Probate within and for the county of Portage
and State ofOho, shall expose 10 sale at public
vendue on the premises, on The l7th day ofMay, A.
D. 1852, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.. M.
and O'Clock P. M, on said day, subject 10 the
dover estate of myself therein, the following des
scribed real estate that 10 cay, situate and being
the township ofChaestown in the couniy of Portage
and State of Ohio, being a part Of lot number
twenty-fou t24l in said 10 wnship, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of lot
twenty>four (24) ON the East side of the highway;
thence East on the South .iine of said lot to the
South East corner; thence North on the Elst line,
so far that line drawn parallel with the South line
will include one half Of said lot No. twenty -four,
thence west to the highway a1oresaidj thence South
on the nienway 70 the place OF beginning contain
ing scYenty.hTe aeres Of land be the same more or
less.
ALSO certain other lot of land situate in the
township of Charestown in the county and State
aforesaid, and known as being a part of iot No.
thirteen and bounded az follows: Commencing IL
chains "A fifth links East of the Northwest cor.
ner of said lot No. l3 and running East on the lot
line to the Northeast corner ofot 13; thence South
on the lot line "a chains "a Dks to the center ohe
highway leading tuwards the South East corner of
the Township; thence Northwesterly on the centre
OF the highway to the Mills tract so called; thence
North to the place of beginning, containing 81 and
forty.eight one-hundredths acres be the same more
or less ~ MARY A. DORMAN,
Guardian to minor heirs Of Rollin c. Dorman.
Charlestown, April 17th, 1852 4w3a9.
SoJo of % Pe.I Iss+,ta r. 1s,;z., - ,TS,,-<
r. nn,s,.ncs af N go, - ,se 1l.noraSiaf a.
,ber R,ow, I.dra ar p,ah.,a ,.,;,s,n "a
- hs corn,y " .od s,a,s Ia'n anu
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
) CLryELAnp. Jan. aoth. 1859.

= w. w. wonsrELL-Sir: have discovered
that two small sized bottles of Mustang Lini@
ruent' is worth thirty dollars The discovery
was made in the following manner purchased
q fortnight since q horse for thirty.ive dollars
on account Of sprained shoulder, and now. af-
ter having used two bottles Of your Mustang
Liniment,u have been offered sixty dollars
for the Horse, besides pay for his keeping.
The Horse can be seen at the stable of the
United States Hotsl. Yours, &c, M.