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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18

SRONCEITls.-Bronch and kindred dsea-
ED in language adapted to common readers. By
w. w. Hall vol. IL mo. Price ST.
lsa a Pigramage, by Caroline Cheesbro author of
Lillian and other Poems, by Winthrop Mackworth
Praed now first Collected vol, 12 mo. Price 81.
For sale at
my ID NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
EDORTO RICO SUGAR AND MoLAs-
Il sEs-15o hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar
"a dc do do Moasses
Cargo ofbrg Melvna, Capt Leavett direct from Maya
guez, landing, for sale by
my 10 LEWIS WEBB L SON.
lUU part choice " -'-O
80 bids New Orleans
90 Cuba
rs boxes Loaf sgGARS
as bbs Crushed
so =" Powdered
SO Coffee
ITO bags White Brazil
60 hhds prime Cardenas Molasses
Barrels New Orleans do
Barrels Stuarts Sugar House Syrup Molasses
$50 bags Laguyra
IS do Rio
2s5 do Java }COFFEB.
80 do Mocha
10 cases J c. & Co. Mass
% do Ynuria do ,,oo,,c,, 3, e,rr,
IL do G. G. do Aioonleh ZAP H.
% do F. G Stick
Spices, Teas Nails Window GLASS;, Sole and upper
Leather, Cordage, &c. &c. For sale by
my 10 LEWIS WEBB SON.
~ ie i WIN. TAYLOR III
ON BBLs. SWEET MALAGA VINE, for sale
~ my 81 JAS. WINSTONi
T AGUAYsA COFFEE.-so bags for sale BY
IL my 25 JNO. H. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18

- FOR BENT an excellent brick Dwelling
ill., House. on 18th street, nearly opposite the resi-
dence Of Conway Robinson Esq and at present occupied
by Mr. j. n Poindexter Possession will be given the first
of April TOLER & COOK.
NH II C1eperal AGENT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE.

WILLARD FILLMORE.
CABINET.
Secretary of State. Daniel Webster OF Mass
Secretary of the Treasury. .Thos. Corwn, OF Ono
secretary of w ar...... Charles M. Conrad, of La
SECRETARY of Navy...........W VIM A Graham, of N. O
Secetary of Interior. Alex'r H. H Stuart, of Va
Postmaster General ....... Nathan K. Hall, ofN
Attorney General j. j. Crittenden, OF KY.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
It is curious circumstance that all the judges of this
Court are from adjoining States, will be seen by the
subioined table, The Court as now composed is as fol
fowls APPOINTED
ChiefJustce Roger B. fancy, 1886
Assistant Justice John Mclean, Ohio.. 1929
Assistant Justice james NJ Wayne, 1885
Assistant Justice John Catron Tenn. 1887
Assistant Justice John Mckinley Ky......--1a 1887
Assistant Justice = Peter v Daniel Va .1a4l
Assistant Justice . Samuel Nelson N .1s45
Assistant Justice Robert c. Grier Penn ls46
Assistant Justice. Benz Curtis, Mass
Attorney General John J. Crittenden, 1850
Reporter Benz. C. Howard Nd 1913
Clerk ........-.....- VIM. 7. Carroll D. G.
Seven of the Judges are democrats and two are wings
fyiz; Mclean and Curtis.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-18

OLD PO2Ng, PORTSMOUTH AND NOR
FORK.
TENfsE steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain John Ia
H. Wis, will on and after Thursday next 10th ust leave
the wharf at Rockets regularly every Saturday Tuesdi
and Thursday mornings at 81 o'clock precisely, for the
above places and return the alternate days leaving
Norfolk at the same hour 81 o'clock aud touch tina
above places
Passage to Coke's and Grove wharf. -.-......sI5 SO
Passage to Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk - 90
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants to any point on the River above Grove
wharf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
Through to Portsmouth and Norfolk ...-...--... l so
Meals, so cents each
js 10 HASKINS & LIBBY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

visioos to the canal dsbt sinkiog fund OF this
the sum OF SfSi0,oes IL has beeo paid o. account
Of interest
Including as reduction, the bslanss OF thu sinking
fund now on hand. since the adoption of tia consti
tuition the sum Of 81 OBJ 2b3 g. by tho application
81 the specific amount appropriated to tao sinking
as premiums exceeding $4,000 have besn recsvod
on loans on the credit Of the sinking fund, and
transferred to that fund in pursuance OF law Ga
the other hand, few thousand dollars hAvs been
paid for premiums on stock purchased, and for tis
expenses of the transfer Office.
CANAL DRBr.
STATEMENT showing the amount OF aud interest
actually payable in each year, together With ths
suits OF the Sinking Fund under the constitution
= sec. l. from the Goth September, 1851; also, the
amount Of surplus or deficiency tina 3Oth Sessem-
Der Of each and the annual interest on
the same ut per cent per annum
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amount Trey are enStteo 10 Vpi,T66
The following table shows Tao num54c OF banks
whose charters will expire Ia each yeaS from the
LIST January, 1882. TO che LIST Jaauary. fSt6, both
inclusive; the amoant Of thsis csspe;ttvs oap,tas,
(inaludng State stock aud canal revsoas ceesi6
cates. 1.-THE am0ont tGey entitled to circulate,
aod tue amount 10 actual circulation aud haad,
On the lst Uacen hex, ISlI
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PAYMENT o. TIE CANAL bEtI'
The gradual extinction If the cana deot by the
ouerstjlu II the sinking fund created by the con
siitutoa, i progressing with regularity ana GER
tanty r,u-t a. ;.t.;-
Tor four wears from the end Of ~ the snNieg
fund viii be sufficient TO meet every cana upon !"
without re.ortng TO its credit d.. r.
since the adoption Of the constil uton, ne UNI OF
4. Ws.. scl 33 ha been Appropriated uader i, pro-
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Repor Report Reror Rerort
Dotted 2ist dated 1851 ddisd slS dafed :Tfr
. Ftws, urc 1880 Nch 81 June. 1851 Set. 1891.
Capital $+ 800 50 S5 u22 So So $50 1871 s5 57e 0a5
Pr .....;. $3.50 276 s,7g- 1913 aes2i72 oA9,S3
notes IN ctsepa-
iatoa not cegisd GIL 5Ss 66i 95s 5Jl4i
Registered
circulation 27sI!s-s 279a7 sss 90 a95i3 % 5a6 al
lue Treasurer Of
The state OF New
York. ...... 2b5sS5 9l5.yii I,225l2y 2l545ji
Due depssiorson
oeaand ...... 50Ga2a- 502laasl sti57,Gs2 isa0.soa
Due individuals
and cor pncatioas
others than b'ts
and depositors 61257l 2.6oi SOS li3J 90 1910 $50
Due banks gu de-
Due Okla on CreiB 1880 5ol.lSl 29ga9: 3jSl.g
Due 10 others not
inciuda1 il either
the aaoye heads. 6!cS,1s l,45J GU 6sS.1sJ i65aS
The whole amount Of circulating notes issued to
associations and individual bankers, eutsa ning on
the ist day Of December, 1851, was SIS 67l Oo for
the redemption Of which, securities are deposited
and held in trust b. the Superintendent amounting
in ;ha o , 70 Ia SiG 9lo-s g ri-.
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should do injustice 20 m7 IVA fse'tnJs wscs ~
omit to say that al too a:iuoas aod reapoos,5ls
duties wntfh must. OF aecsssiry, deVotye upoa sns
1spusy superntendeo, aad clerks Employed II this
Department, have bseo performed by them vita
alacrfty and uniting Industry The large iooreass
of banks, and ths necessarily increased amount ~
circulation add mucn to the business of ths dapas,
ment, and It 10 anticipated eaas tia tims Is not sls
distant waen al Increased forcs vii bs required
A.. which is respectfully s2omittsi
% 3 81 joseSups-iasent,at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

COMPLETION OF TIE CANALS.
Since my last annual report the Legislature has
placed the fund for the completion Of the canals
upon q rev basis Hereafter the surplus revenues
rs they accrue from year to year, will be mingled
with the avails Of canal revenue ertcates, and it
vii not De desirable to continue separate state
ment Of the application Of the surplus Of each year
to meet the appropriations.
present here = table, showing all the appropria-
tons from the surplus revenues, since st June 1896
with the amount If the surplus in each year and it's
application, continued for another year
APrserslA7ioSs THEIR APPLICATION UvrFE ApTicLr
CONSTITUTION.
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sTATshsST showing the names anu localities OF lDs Sc
yeny incorporated Banks and one Branch, OF the
state Of New York-the amount Of capital authorized
by law to be invested the amount Of notes authorized
% have in circulation. and the amount which each
Bsrk had in circulation and on hand the lst day
o, December 1851 and The years when their charters
q Srsnnntirelr
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Debt Of the fund, for the payment Of which
the contributions Of one half per cent an.
nualy on the capital stock OF the several
Safety Fund Banks pledged. ........ S57T $50 20
THERE'S du to this fund the sum of So, IS from
three banks whose charters have expired, the pay
ment OF which is resisted. Suits have been COM
menced by the Attorney General against the Bank
Of Utica and the Bank Of Monroe, to recover the
amount due from those institutions, which have not
been decided. Should these suits be decided in "a.
yor OF the fund it is presumed that other banks,
their charters expire, will pay the amount dae from
them without further litigation.
There is also balance of 81 ,l20 due from the
Oneida Bank on account Of the contribution for
1850. This sum is withheld by the bank for an al
legged claim on the fund. In 1872, under the re-
quirement OF the law to replenish the Bank Fund,
this bank paid into the Treasuryin addition to the
oncbalf per cent upon its capital stock $4,000 and
in 1913 the sum of 1901 81. These sums we're SUBJ
scquently allowed by the Comptroller on account
Of the contributions due for lSlSa lSi9-and the
bank now claims that interest should be allowed on
those sums up TO the time the contributions for
ISIS and Isi9 became due.
There has been paid at the state Treasury for ex-
Ienses for the Banking Department from January
LIST, 1851 to December Isl, 1851, both inclusive,
chargeable to the free banks, the of 2,S6 Il,
viz -
FOR salaries. ......,..,,,......"$56s3 ~
Engravers. .,t.....,,.....s $50 w
NdlsceAahecus. ..,....,,...,...,'.ss. oloo VI
- sl23s6 q
Refunded to the Treasury in the same time on
account Of the above advances. 1851 "a
SO s04 o.
There has been paid from the State Treasury
from May /, 1851. to December /, ls5l both
inclusive. chargeable 10 the incorporated
banks $500 81, viz -
For eaiaries. ....,.....s. 49,. Glib ~
TngfaVtrt.,.. ssss'.ssss.ts.. ~ w
Mscelareous. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2l 81
800 -
Leaving the Treasury In advance. ....,. Si0575 &c
To refund this sum advanced by the Treasury,
drafts will be made on the different banks, and de-
posted TO the credit Of the Treasury Immediately
after tho close Of the year. The expenses Of the
free banks were paid up to January, /, ISL. The
expenses Of the incorporated banks up to May |,
1851. 1t lie designed hereafter to make up the OK.
pense account against all the banks tc the LIST Of
January in each year.
The building Of o vault has added to the exrsn.
Of the present year about - 800, which sum Is
included in the item "Misce llaucoas" This ex
pense was unavoidable, as the old vault had become
quite too small to accommo5a date the groat and CON
stantly incre asng business Of the department..
The following are the names Of the persons en-
pIoyed in this department, and the amount OF their
respective fnlarics;--
Edward Had Dep snp",,.,,,,.sl,seo per snuun
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CoNDITi \ or THE CANAL FUNDS.
Ihs amount Of Bank Fund stock held D. the
beginning OF the year, has been reduced By sale
u s.20Is 81 Of said stock at par from 300 Sl 30
to $l37,Si2 o..
Cf the deposits in banks, (sse doc No f., an-
xe1eo tie Of ,2S4 loj H. is considered avail
Abe, ana the sum OF sI22,9s7 10 unavailable
Tia uaavailasl e balance is less by S3S 275 80
.haa last year.
TIL, balance due from the Lockpor. Bank last
year o. s2S, $50 has been paid
A dividend Of I'll, l09 SO has been reeeiysd from
the receiver Of tie Canal Bank Of Albsny.
have info-u ation of the prospect Of rea. ling
anything more from that concern
Taa debt of Walter Joys Bank Of yuaalo re-
mans unpaid, and the legal proceedings FOR the
collection of it are yet pending, An advance has
been n,oe of s2Q354 06 to protect the rsal estate
securities held from that bank from prior incum-
braaces Thi: debts still believed to be substan-
italy secured.
RENEHJ Is AND EXPENDITURES o. THE FtScAI. YEAR.
Statement Of the revenues of the State canals,
Ana ae expenses Of collection, superintendeacs and
ordinary repairs during the fiscal year ending the
seth September. ISL. Art. :, sec l. Of the Con-
stitCt.oa
IoAs' S51020.0 "a
fent ot surplus water. 1922 90
tntesett q curren. canal revenue. &c.,. 1898 ~
Total. ................. s3,7.2.l63 IL
PAyMgyrs
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INTERESTING STATE DOCUMENTS.
~NNr~-~~-~-~---,---r-~
EPORT
THs
COMMISSIONERS Of THE CANAL FUND.

CANAL DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY, December 81, 1851
To Iii9 HONORABLE. THE COMMISSIONERS
or THE CANAL FUND:
The Auditor Of the Canal Depart ment, in compli.
With the statute, respectfully presents state
ment Of the receipts and payments on account of the
canals and the canal debt, and the balances Of the
fund on hand, the depostores Of the same aai the
condition thereof for the last fscal year.
The balance Of canal funds on hand on the lst
October. 1850, consisted Of:
pepo-its il banks. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3l, iSS 80
inves nts securities in the Canal De-
pa.tment. .................... so9+9l SO
sloeo9ii Y
Tbs receipts during the year have BEEN. s76l3l IS
s5-ss 253 So
The pay during the year have been a22 co SO
Si565Eo OF
Due from the General fund 43l4 "a
Teta balance at the close OF the year 81 $50 93S 66
Ofth~ balance there is deposited in bank. 81 io- a2 "a
lnveNnsots, securities in the Canal De-
Observation-Disclosures. sl57726 os
prtfteE sae Genera Fund. .,,....,.,,., 4Sl4 81
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Thete incorporated Banks eattlsd 20 have
in circulation. -. 7. ssl 1880
And nat they have in actual ciccutss,sn aod
on land ...................... 10 1872 eOa
Leaving thsie circulating notes iess thaa the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

Debt Of the fund on the 2Sth day Of June,
1851 exclusive Of the Fix months interest
failing due the the LIST July, 81 S55s 3oi IA
TIE receipts into the Treasury account Of
, the fund, from the 18th June to the 3otl,
September 1851, Observation-Disclosures. 5li GO
The payments from the Treasury account
of the fund during the same period viz -
For interest on stock ...,..... $lS4C8 &c
For redemption Of stock ..,.,, 500 90
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For statement Of the receipts and payments Of
the fund from the :'0th Of September, 1850, to 18th
June, 1851, SEQ report Of the Comptroller.
The condition ofthe fund on the 30th day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1851, is as follows, viz
AMOUNT Srocx IssrEp Guar. III, Laws or 1916,
on Account or THE BANK FuNp, AND REMAiyIyG UNPAID
Both SEPTEMBER, 1861.
II
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Increase OF circulation for the year ending
December 1. 1851. 81 46. 889 90
The following statement shows the names and
location of such banks have given notice of their
intention to close their busness the greatest amount
Of circulation issued to said banks and the amount
of circulation outstanding on the LIST day Of Decem-
kar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

The following statement shows the state AMI con-
dition Of all the banks, banking associations, amt
individual bankers, from which reports have been
received during the past year, on tho several days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

Debt of the fund, for the payment Of which
the contributions OF one half per cent an.
nually on the capital stock OF the several
Safety Tund Ranks ara nlsdOad az
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

IN pursuance order of the Probate Court Portage
County, Ohio, made the 23d day of November, A.
ID. 1852, in pending in said Court, wherein l..
Ranney and Newell ID. Clark, administrators of Thomas II.
Beckwith deceased petitioners and Sarah A. Beck
on the 2 day of December, A. D. 1852 O'Clock p.
NJ on the premises, the following described real esate
State of Ohio and is known by being part of village lot No.
two, in the village of Ravenna bounded follows: Begin
ming south line of said lot south east corner Of
land formerly owned by r. Z. Campbcll thence east along
the South line of said lot, fifteen fcu thence north whole
length of said lot No. two thence West fifteen feet
South TO the place of bnrimg Subject to dover of said
Sarah A. Beckwh, therein.
JOHN L. RANNEV, Administrators Of
NEWELL ID CLARK, ! Thomas Fl Beckwith, deceased.
RAsHEY 81 TAYLOR, Attorneys for Petitioners
Rayenna, Nov. %, 1852. 3S6-lw
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
Legal Notice.

GEORGE w. TUCKER, Daniel G. Biernham Thaddous
W Andrews, Chauney andrews orsamus L. Andrews, Har
vey Srtln Lydia Shh Corelus Austin Roxy Austin and
Eunce P Case will take notice. that the 9Th day Nov,
A. d. 1882 Romana N. Andrews, and Joshua r. Catln. Adj
ninsator of 1ladeIs Andrews, deceased, filed petition
against them in the Probate Court Of Portage county, 0ho
the object and prayer of which is TO complete the execution
deus Andrews aforesaid, and George W.Tucker for the
of the following described Real Estate Situate in ths
township Of Roostown County of Portage and State Of Ohio,
and Is known by beg part Of lot number in said
owned by William. ]. and Jenima Butler; by land
said and DaziA c. RerIan-s land south
by highway and said Bernhams land; and land
ed by William NJ Butler containing six 1000 land,
be the less which said contract has boon
signed by said Tucker TO said Berban Said will
heard iii ths Office Of Probate Judge, in said county, tho
4th day of December, A. D., 1852.
RANNEY & TAYLER, sol's.
Nov. TO- 1852 4w-3H4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
EEoBENsACK,s LIVER PILLsi

No Parte the system is liable to disease shan tho
LIVER, serving filter 70 purify the blood giving tho
proper secretion to the bile; that wrong action OF hs
Liver effects the other important parts Of the system, and
suits yarousy in Liver Complaints, Jaundce Dyspepsia,
&C. we should therefore, watch every symptom that migt
indicate wrong action Of the Liver These Pills being
posed OF hOOIS and PLANTS furnished by
sick Namely, lst AnEXPECToRANT, which augmens the
pulmonary membrane, tho
discharge OF seereed matter 3D. ALTERNA which
changes in some inexplcable and nsensble the
tam morbid action of the system Sd, TONIC, which gives
tone ana to the nervous sye renewing health and
yigor to all parts of the body 4h, CATHARTC which
acts in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients
ting Oh the bowels, and exeug the whole Of corrupt
disease and restores health.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
no EENrAT,ES.

You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which you subject In distractions,
total para they have been found of benefit
restoring their functional arrangementst aheahy pu
the blood and other fluids efectualy to put flight
all complaints which arise from female
headache, gdness ,dmness sight, pain in the side
None genuine unless signed j. N Hobesack, all others
ing base imitation.
TjAgerts wishing supplies, and Keepers desL
Gus of becoming Agents address the proprieor, j. n
Hobensack, Phla lcplla. Pa.
For sale by Dr. ISAAC SWIFT, Ravenna A " Horr Sha-
crsvle j. B. Shellon, Atwat.r; R. Seey Suield ID. X.
Wheeler, Ranloll; Dr. Prentice, Canfeld j. ii. Sexton,
Youngstown; H. J. Selby, Warcn wholesale by Dr.
H Keyser No. 40, Wood ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer,
Cleveland 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
Road Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be presented
~ to the Honorable Board of Commissioners OF Portage
county, at their sssion in December naxt praying for
view and alteration of certain County Road in the south
east of Deerfsld townships for the purpose
ing the original line of said road, and Strengthening and oca
ting the permanently the present Travelled
where dvege from the original line, far may be
ssary for the public convenience Said alteration to be
fined between the point where said road srsscts
and west cenre road few rodswest of g. o. Bctts und
Mahoning rivor. ffe
Deerfeld, Oct. 80. 1859. 4W-2e3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
TINE TAPE WORM /!

This is the difficult Worm destroy OF all that infest
the human system to almost indefinite length be-
coming coled and fastened in the nesnes and stomach,
eectng tn Health sadly ST. Vus dance, Fits,
WORN astening them to early grave In order destroy
this Worm very energetic treatment must be pursued It
would thereforb proper six eight of my Liver Pills
so as to all DISTRACTIONS that the Worm Syrup may
direct upon the Worm, which be taken in
tablespoonss three nesa day, directions followed
have been known to fail in curing the obstinate
nf TApr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
New Books.

NoRTHwooD; Life North and South, showing the char
both, by Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale, Illustrated
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND a proof that Blacks White-a
sequel to s.Uncle Toms Cabin'-a thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, Memoirs of Fugitive.
JUDGE HURLBU RTONS Yankee Stories, with Illustrations
a comic and mirtf- provoking work. q 80
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY unabridged, and all the abdg-
ments of this great work. s. .t@a. ~
Also general assortment Standard Miscellaneous and
Juvenile works constantly hand and for sale Cheap
Ravenna, Nov. 16; 1852. HALLS BooK sIaEE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
NEW BOOKS.

rr,HE DAYS OF BRUCE, by Grace Aguilar Travels in
L Tartary Thibet, and China; Yellow plush Paper, by
hachery Essays from the LONDON Times Hydropahie En-
cock Buckeye Abroad; Sparks Life of Washington Arhurs
Library for tie Household; Walks and Talks an American
Farmer in England; World here and there by Dicnn Hoods
own Home and Social Philosophy Feaie lfu
scum; Lives of the Mrs. Judsons, &C., for sale by
June II. B. LITTLE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
FARM FOR SALE.
A chance for n good Bargain

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situate about two
J. and half miles from Manua and two miles from
Cuyahoga Rapids good road Said Farm contains 225
of excellent land hundred and sixty of which
under improvements with good orchard of graed fruit
and is well apportoned into meadow, pasture and abic
land That portion not cleared is well mbered and
tains from sixty to seventy The buildings all good
and sufficient for such Farm and is well wateed by plenty
of failing Springs scattered about it, and there
good orchard upon it, of thrifty second growth
There is well of excellent soft water at the House, and
thing that tend to render the place desirable
Persons desrous of purchasing requested TO call and
examine this farm For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber on the premises. SETH HARMON.
>Mantua, Aug 80, 1852. 37S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
CHAIRS. SASH AND BLINDS.

THE subscribers of J. B. G. McEwain,
prepared to furnish at their large Steam Factory just north
of the Prentss House, different sized pine Window Sash and
Blinds to order Also keep hand general assortment Of
Chairs Bedeads, Bedstead Posts, Table Legs &c. all made
of good Materials and in good and workmanke manner,
and sell at low figures for the ready.
McELWAIN & ARNOLD.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-15
Notice ian Chancery.

Jonathan H. Everett will take notice, that at the October
D Term of the Court of Common Pleas of Portage Coun-
ty Ohio, A. D. 1882 Hiram Cope of said County, filed his
bill in Chaneery in said Court the object of which is
strain the said Jonathan H. Everett from seng conveying
in any wise dposing of his interest in and to certain
tract of nd described in said BILL also him from
selling disposng of certain goods and chdes
in said b and that the will for hearing the
February term of the said Court, next ensuing
BIERCE & JEFFRIES.
nov 81 CIV Soils. for Complainant.