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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

At HAVE May ship. William TELL Funk for New YOrk May 49,
Cermsna Wood DO May 81 Heiveta Marsh, do Nay "a: WA
H. shaeT, Goham, Boston May Is NIAGARA, Haynes, May 5
Cooper Cooper SewYork Nay S; Leouds- Jordan 40
May 10; Beatrice Rose Do May 10; John Hancock Lsanse
Queen, Hanson DO May 90 Charles Holmes
Crooier May Pnpoe Arthur (Enshshl Dcksoa do
Hopcy Peace do ststesmsn Anderson unsao
ing Lancashire Ban James Bosar Howes John Curtis
Curtis; American Union
Arr st Liverpool May steamship America, Leich Boston
Anil q: ships Jacob, WeseTvef, Hoodes NeT
Yors; Empire State Russell do; Henry Cay Hill dol coame
Bartlett Constelatlon Ansa- CO.; Charles
Chaloner Thompson, New Orleans Lord Ein, Br He feu ao
Howe do Margaret Pollock, tBh) Crookshsna do
British Pnaccs.. tBr) Craword
do; Pr-son,-ds; AsamemnoH, Brl Guthrie Mobile; Lasy
H.or Gescarr (Br Crawford dot r. baR
y and Louisa, McseEn. Bslmore
Br Brown, Savannah; Importer Br) Denns Apaaehi
cola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

cecrs vh ship With black tal her fore fop
SAL tcur5 westward
sim Ysa.- Forester Peterson Boston 5ds, j. Ogden
nre Elizabeth Watts Waite faevit<. Nav With honey
and cedar vessel 70 j. W. Elwel Co. 1st
mat lar "A o. passed bsrk Jnsre sorsr, seernS 2
18Th 70 20 spoke hrs Rowland, Watts, bence sor
San Juan De he Rev e6,os.
Bre ARIEL Bf SPANS oranges and lemons, 10 T.
iinlartp Freeman Co. 18th inst, h 81 81 bn
10 Ezsbefh, Of and for Baltimore, I'm Azfa
Fanny Psoran (Brl Habe, Bay Of fsodAy 10 ds win
10 master. =.
L. McCfesdy Co 18th inst t IS TO- on 75 passed large
school Of sperm whse- -
sehr Merdsa Baeh Wood 81 Domingo City IA d. With
mahogany bobsy ~ A. C. Rssse Co 18th in s . ~
po.,on WITH 20 tb std with soop Ino Tor Halifax
schr wa,ehess, Bn sherrs, Palermo ~ d., with
rsper a. Devhn
Sch, psy,a Bah~oa Babson, Rockport.
Pesded Georgetown d.. Nth aoar ana 20
bncco 70 starses Cs Enre- D-maes, Pymoa,h
C. d. shingles 0neids Ln7er, Va. wood Richmond
a. rnde 70 C. Texan, Tn ker Easport rs 10 ah- TO
Simpson rahey Coz GsnBett Chandler Roctiand De-. hme;
Mar Lapdon simcnon Roknd vanhoe. Gregory Rockaad
lebanon Drnkwste Mhrdse 10 o., laths to j. W. Ropes
Co.; Psesc, Fsro~ Warrington, ~ c. es naval ssoes 70
Baieman q RndSerow.
Mailer 4 Lord
sAILEp-sbips Spartan. tBr) weIch DaIOusie; WA. D.
sevan for 81. Stephens, n. b.
Bellows bnss and ship Union, Davis New Orleans ~ de-,
with mdse., to Frost & Hicks
wISD--sannse n. Wi Meridian, calm Sunset T. s. T., aad
Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

MINIATURE ALMAHAc......ras DAY.
exn-Rlsss.... 3S-Sets Is MoeHRsss-- IL
HIGH wArER......rHIs pAv.
Sandy Hotk. I'm Gov Island IL Ala Hell Gate. sem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

IL SOLD, and Bounty Land, Pension and other Claims
against the United States promptly attended by GEO
WOODMAk, Counsellor at Law Notary Public and Com
missioner for Wisconsin, Iowa Indiana &s No % William
Il, Hsw-f0k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

II AND WARRANTS bought and sold
Il - on the able terms BY COLEMAN 4
DRAKE, No. e3 Wall-st- Hanover-sf.
ls0 80 and 40 Wsrsnts guaranteed TO be seuune
and receivable any Land Office in the United Satss con
staptly hand. Warrants forwarded 10 al parts Of h<
country the market price, the receipt remttsnces
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

well. formed, with all The. sense Of feeling
and smelling equally fine and perfect as as l
ever recollect possessing previously. lhe
n new. nose, I should mention is the exact
counterpart of my fathers, so that even the
shape the nose is under control OF DIR.
Pancoast in this operation. 5ef. -,
q i am thirty-fye years of age, in full
health, and feel greatly rejoieed and thank-
ful that / look my former self again. =.
This is an extraordinary case, and de.
serves tee notice of those whe are similarly
afflicted. - se s. szs-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
NOTICE

RS hereby given to sRobertus W. King, John M.
Il King, Olive B. King. AlaRsan r. KING, Elisha
j. King, Thomas B. KING. james King, Camilla
Harmon. -orrin Harmon, Elcnor e. Hall, Sheldon
Hall, and James Smith, that Tracy M. King on the
7th day Of February 1862, filed 3 petition against
them 10 the Clerks Office Of The Court OF Common
Pleas Of Portage County Ohio, wherein she pragsfo
assignment Of Dover in the following premises.
county Of Portage, and State of 0hso and 5sknown
by being the East side Of the West part of flot No.
thirtyfonr, extending from the hg hway South
end Of said lot No. thirty being at each end of
the same Ian which said Robert King died seized
Also of certain other tract ofland in said towns
ship of CharlestowD and il known an being the
wholeof No. one hnHdred and thirty ninein said
township, and contains one hundred and seventy
acres OF land be the same more or iess. Said de-
feDdants will fake further notice that said petition
will be heard at the next term OF said court.
RANNEY 4 TAYLOR, Soils. for Pet.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
N E w BOOK .ST0R E
At RVenla. 10

Morro-READY 2AY--SMALL PRoFIrs-QuicK hE-
szsszsz z.ssS s. - -----~e o ee~~-- 81. Jss Sslss
n ME- undersigned is now receiving large ana
j. very complete assortment Of sF@ s7~ss
School and Miscellaneous Books and STA
''t' - tionery,
to which heinvites the attention of The citizens oil
Portage County. $50 s4..asT
Standard Works of History, Biography, Litera-
ture, Science, Poetry, Tales, Sketches, Jtyenle
Works, &c., &c., may be found in his stock. "A
arge variety of ar
sc M0OL BOO KS
by different authors, also on hand. I,,vs. *
.sa He Is, also, opening handsome and very IN
ving assortment of Fancy Articles, Toys' ean'
dies, &C., sc.
Of wishing articles in his line, TO give MN
call. All, Old and Young, are cordially invl.eo,
at any rate, call in and view the many oeautiiui
and valuable things comprised in his assortment.
y His store, is in the Ohio Star Off1ce Buiid-
-zzs' -5-ssSas : LYMAN w. HALL.
Ravenna, May 8, 1852. .eeF -
THE following Biographies, viz: Frankfln's,J
@. Adams, ]. c. Calhoun's, Andrew JacRson's
Madison and Monroe's, Jotn Randoph's, silas
Wrighps, Gen. LaFayett's, Louis. Kossuth's, Gen.
- - - HALLS BOOK STORE.
YOUATT ON THE HORSE; Stable Economy,
Colmans Agriculture, Farmers Every Day Book,
Rogers Scientific Agriculture, Farmers and Emil
grants Hand Book, Miss Beechers Domestic Econ
omy, Practical Receipt Book. 5 4s4
Pulte's Domestic Physcian--Homepathic.
Uncle Toms Cabin.
Bibles, large and small, good assortment.
Methodist Hymn Hooks, large and small.
Fremonts Exploring Expedition.
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions
Moral Religious, Scientific, Poetical, Biograph-
ical, Historical and Miscellaneous Works, great
variety. ssss ~
Harper's Magazine for May.
Western Literary Magazine, and Journal OF Ed
ucation, Arts and Morals, Ior May.
Fowler's Works, bound, and in cheap pamphlet
editions.
Parkers series ofSchool Books, recommended by
the Examiners Of Portage County, all for sale at
HALLS NEW BOOK STORE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
BROWN & HURLBUT,

~ AVE removed their Boot and Shoe Store to 81.
III L. & R. Days new building, and would in.
Yile the attention Of the ladies and gentlemen Of
Rayenna and vicinity to the largest and best stock
of boots and shoes that yet, ever graced the far
famed village ofRavenna. We have rom the irai,
eastern fabrics 10 the firm, substantial and well
made home manufactured work. Our facilities
for manufacturing are not second to any boot and
shoe traders in the west as we buy our stock from
the Manufactures in the east.
We have bean manufacturing ladies' wear the
past winter for spring trade and have large STOCK
of home made work on hand. All of our work we
warrent not to rip if SO, we repair free gratis.
A.. Will you please give US a CALI .n
= 49, = BROWN & HURLBUT.
Ravenna May 18th. 1862.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
REMOVAL.

MIR. T. c.. SUTHERLAND would respecr.
lA fully inform his, heretofore literal patrons
that he has removed his Grocery Store two doors
West Of B. Liltle's Book Store, whore the, willal-
ways find the latch string out and meet with
hearty welcome. Constantly on hand the choicest
kinds Of ROCERIES s. PROVISIONS.
9,999 lbs. Of Bntter wanted, for which the
- highest market price will be paid in Cash.
Also, the marke price in Cash for EGGS.
May 8. T.. C. SUTHERLAND.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
TO THE SICK.

UST received, a supply Of s. S. Fitcbes
~ Medicines. consisting of Pulmonary
Baisam. Depurtiye Syrup, PectoIal Ex>
.pectorant, Universal or Seminal Tonic, Ca
1hartic Pills., Cough Pills, Catarrh Snuff.
Heart Corrector, Humor Corrector, Pulmo-
nary Liniment, Neryine Tonic Wash, Ants
mucus Mixture, Gravel Specific, Pile oint
nent, Vermifuge, Drops for Dyspeptic voms
1ting, AnttD tDyspepfic Mixture. Female Spe~
ci6c, Female Pills, Female Restorative, Pul-
monary Succedanenm, Pills FOR Diarrhca. or
Bleeding Lungs, and Linimcnt Tor Neural.
gia, Rheumat 'snl., &c. ss.sss Il. BARD.
Ravenna, July l., 1850. ,s...zsE
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
Men and Honen NoW,a-dals.

1UCU 2HU W VWUu NvW "a UQy o. 4
Eomebodv Il reporting for the Boston
Jonrnal rsrfia;n is,preeches or rs.Fa,her Lang.
asv.nw who Is q very sensible old cove
pha following Is ,his opinion of tie present
generation: saa
ssFaled hashel wondertliey don't all |
fail For what with The extrayagance and
vood.for.nothingness OF fthe men and women
now a.days. whore is i. all to end? Call
themselves sSons Of Pilgrims, de ,hey2
| wish to mercy their cid grandfaihers
could see them! .Theu were lrue grit
real hearfs of OaE-bnt these popiniays
are nothing in .he world but rsnes,ing!l--.
When. was a boy, il used 10 be ,hs fashion
far boys 10 be apprentices ill they learnt
,heir trade: but now, they are ali bosses!
There ami no bows now. 4 aaysl They
SET I'M for themselves as soon as thew arc
weanel3--know mighty sight more tbnn
their fathers md grandfalhers--yon can,,
Tell them any.hing-ihev know il all -
Their falhers sw eaied and tugged in corn
tSal.f ~ tf,e fnil-of 4 nlow. or else over mn
anyii: but tkeu can't do i'll They are far
to.efanf3 10 iir:v their f;noersI .I'bev INNS,
wear fina clet,, and shirt collars up TO their
sars-.sbe made inroaIawyers. learn doctor.
ing, sell themselves up as preachers, telling
us we ought TO do this OF Thai; or else gel
behind q counter 10 measure off rubin and
tape. Smart work FOR twostis.ed meni-
MsN. aid saya They ain,t worth MORN
hnlf men! we 90 ON sat tbis ra,astha
race Win nm ont by' M, her ion -
8 shas,t have I.oi6;no lafi IN, 3 n;,,n,a of.
coxcomb aslndasnseake5i The women. too.
are rs,ss no be..ef--itis is just even! They are
brosght up. good for nothing under the sun,
hui 10 nut in q bu9sfi When was q boy.
il wasn't So The spinning g.wheel stood in
the kitchen. and tha dve>,nb in the corneri
Yshey we're nut 10 work ns soon nssthay
could wink thew didn't haye no nursery
maid 10 run afier Dam: their motbars
wartl't ashamed 10 terti their own babiesI
TheYscould sewsensa patch, and rock the
cradle beside. The gols were good for
something ia those times; they could spin
and weave wool and linon, linsey~weolsey.
REQ and blue, and wear il, loo, after ii was was
doaei - .sis.-ss's .z
They could enl bean porridge with
pew,er spoon. and they were enough-sight
happier, and better suited than the gals are
now, with their silk gowns, their French
r1esses. and silver forks: vawnir,c and
aoping about; silly, pal g. faced things. with
nothing to do! SER THEM TO WORK. Sc,
them 10 wora Put Them at il early! Idle.
ness is. the Devil s foreman; and no chain
is SO strong, as The iron of habit ais
was nobody y'sfool. lean tell you! He knew
what was what? Folks can't stand still |
here in this world, they afe going one way
orstolher. Ifihey ain'I drawing, The sled
~p jhsiu, they N be sliding down! Adam
wns d farmer, and Eve hadn't 10 t.Irlsh
gal.n nor niger wench, :, TO wait npon
her! w hat do these popiniays say. 10 thai
Ashamed Of The old folks, 4 u warrant!-
Adam wasn't nobody Eve wasn't nobody,
they know il all 8
But they can't work k--tteu are so deli.
xp5xfes- tbov 4s3e kaf L
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

DONNETSs-A large assortment o
D Spring Styles Of Bonneia, just received and
selling fast at ss9ss 81 ~ e4aikfssE gHoRRs.As
Shalesssilfe. Nav Sila. sss.55s ID aa44sss. 80
GLOVER Seed on hand and for sale At
u HORR's::
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
Al House and Lot i'm ShalersvilIe.
II GD M ~gA IL IL

n COTTAGE HOUSE situate at the
~ center of Shalerayllle. TIE Ioi contains about
an acre, with oil the necessary ou. houses, barn,
well, good garden, yard, and well fenced, peas,
enquire oi the subscriber on the premises. A rea-
sonable credit will be given. y
s,zs.s zsFS sS CHARLES Fl. NORWAY. e
shalefayille, June IS, 1862. 36stf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
Boston Fashions.
vU~o "~aDWWN,

TAS just returned from Boston and New YORK !,
i'll with May Fashions, ard has made arrange
msnts to obtain trnm those places @ 2. 80
NEW FASHIONS. EACH MONTH.
He also brought with him an extensive stock Of
Fancy Ribbons, French and American Artificial
flowers, Embroidered Cuffs and Collars Of all kinds
Bonnets and bonnet silks, Grape and Grape else Of
all coors, gloves of all kinds, silk blond lace and
cdgings OF aii kinds, linirgs and trimmings,
such as buttons, tasses, braids, lace and other ar
ices too numerous TO mention. "
~ Will the ladies please call at the FANCY
STORE and examine the prettiest stuck. OF Fancy
Goods in Town. Ladies silk hats on hand or made
to order. ...4.. ~. ..,
sRavenna, May II, 1852. "''a ~ '' .S7'S -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
Ladies Take Notice

THAT the LARGEST and best assort-
i mentf IN town, SofLadies summer dress goods
-ssch as lawns,s bareges, Poplns, emb'd muils,
silk tissues &c., may now be found, atprices that
will soon make them scarce, AZ; may24
$ s .s,,ss.s G 81 e PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

H. Ho,
4 LOT Of that tea at 80 cents. Also a good
Black ditto At 90 centslat GILLETrs.
L ITish-White Fish, Trout, aSiskawit, ,Mackerel
I and Goldfish, by the Dbl hall bbl and retail, al
sggs - GILLETTS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
GILD AND ,SIk YER W.aIUHE

GJLDAND SILVER WATCHES.
rTNHEundersigned now offers for sale a. fine as
sortmentsof jewelry OF the following kinds
Goid and Silver Watches, silver spoons, fine and
cheap JeweI,J, pocket cutlery, and general as
sortment o. small articles usually kept in Jewe-
rys Store, all Of which will be sold at the lol-
ash prices. R.A. BAIRD.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
&C. Latest Arrival z.z.s.s :.
AT SMIEI,S. DRUG SI0RE.
SIGN Of the Golden Mo-

A SFRESH Supply of nearly all the chemicals
~ In general use as medicinal agents, and for
m iufaciuring purposes together with general as
sortment OF Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Groceries,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

GHEETINGS, Bats, Yarn, Rapping
~ Twiue, Shoe Thread, Coil Rope, ETC., for
sale cIeapat BUTTONS
Il LOT OF Sperrp,s Patent Lever Clocks
EA--also single and double barrel .Guns--just
received by ssss sssz BuTror.
r ENTS & LADIES French Kid Gloves
O-a choice assortment at BUTTONS.
EsRENCH, English and German Broad
Z cloths, DoeskIns, Plain and Fancy cassi-
meres, also great variety OF Yestings, Tailors
Trimmings, ETC., at Burrows READY PAY STORE.
HATS & CAPS, Umbrellas and Para
IL soils; 81 large stock al s a $50 Brrross.
4 AIDES DRESS GOODS Something
L. new and desirable, with a great variety and
cheap, at r sassas BuTross. q
NTALL PAPER-The greatest variety
WIN town. Window Paper, Fire Board
Prints, ETC., low for ready pay at BoTToEs.
rRoCKERY & GLASS WARE
" Some new Patterns az low figures at
May3l. -, BUTTONS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01
SPRING GOODS.

DOWELL & Co., are now receiving their spring
III supply, and invite all n want of GOOD and
mHEAP Goods, TO give them cal, as they pledge
themselves to sell as low as the lowest. - #-s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

TACKS! TACKS!!-From 81 to "a OF.
s Suitable for Carriage Trimmers and Cheese
Bex Makers, Tor sale at Manufactures prices at the
Hardware etore Of E. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

#GURTAIN MUsLlNs-20 pieces of
" emb,d Curtain Muslins from 25 TO 10 cents
per yard; 10 pieces of emb'd Lace Drapery from
so cents To si per Something entirely new
for curtains, and splendid article just received
at the new store of June 81 -. H L g. R DAY
SECOND ARRIV L. 600 yards of the
~ best American Lawns for l24 cents per yard
ever offered in Ravenna, at the new store of
June 81 - Il Z & r DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

great number Of citizens Of this city and couAty.
Agentsin Bavenna-Cutiss Hatch 8 Isaac Swift
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-01

nAIlLEY,S Celebrate Heaye Remedy,
IL A fresh SIMPLY just reed at SWIFT'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

same time, en- led 10 suppose the Department
fully undeutands tho inadsquacy Of the salary, and
only write lest my case should DO overlooked for
want of friend ct Washington to bring It to your
notice.
In this connection, perhaps It is my duty to say,
that ~ Mr.. Games never came to the islands, there
are 10 papers left here by him, except letter to
Mr.. Ten Eyck. dated Ssn Francisco, Nov. L, appri-
sing Mr.. Ten Eyck Of Esmes's appointment, upon
the receipt of which, December IL. 1897 Mr..
Ten Eyck resigned, to take effect the 3lst Decsm
Der, lSl9. Also. letter from Hon. John N Clay
ton to Mr.. Esmes, dated December 81, l849, accept
ing tho resignation Of Mr. Eames. to take effect on
the 18th February, 1850
This letter Of Nj. Clayton igNo. 4 from the de.
partment. / de not find the numbers ], and !;
they should be in the box left by Mr.. Ten Eyck.
and letter Of crsdsnce the third, probably his in
structions about treaty, which in his (Mr ESD
letter to Ten Eyok he said be had negotiated with
DR. Judd at San Francisco of that treaty nothing
is on record here that can find. Perhaps he did
not for ward it. for the reason that his treaty was SUI
perseded by another, negotiated at Washington by
Mr.. Clayton and Mr.. Jarvis; the last Is the one
which was ratified.
have the honor to be, with great respect. your
most obedient servant, LUTHER SEVERANCE
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of State,
Washington.
ISL see that by the civil and diplomatic an.
preparation bill for 1850, Mr. Ten Eyck and Mr..
Eames were allowed as follows:-
To Anthony Ten Eyck, for salary and contingent
penses commissioner to the Sandwich Islands the
year ending December 81 1849, So 922 81.
ITO Charles Eames additional compensation late
commissioner to the Sandwich Islands in pursuance
the Recommendation Of the Department of State $4,000
Mr. Eames's resignation took effect 18th February,
1850, being, suppose, one year after his appoint
mont, SO that there appears to have been paid for
commissioners to these islands for l849, nearly ten
thousand dollars, il I understand the matter.
shall be satisfied with much less for 1850. but feel
confident ought to have more than three thousand
If do not, l apprehend | shall have to borrow
money to pay my passage home | have already
drawn upon my private means, which are not great.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

FIRES IN TRoy.--Tw fires occurred enrly this
morning. one in this city and in West Troy The
brewery Of Messrs Clearv Murphy OF Fifth and
Liberty streets discovered TO be FIRE about three
O'Clock this morning. but IL was extpguished without
much damage. 6ow the fire originated Is mo- kno
The Eagle Boel In Wet Troy situated the corner Of
Union and Broad streets found to be fire about
half EAST one o'clock this morning but before th. flames
made much Roadway, they we're subdued Again about
four o'clock FIRE broke out In the building which
totally destroyed the hotel -TfoD Budget Dec. FL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

PRICE OF LAND III MISSOURI The Secretary Of
State Of missouri recently sold at public auction Ave
hundred thousand OF internal mproyement lands
under an act OF the Legislature Most Of the land Ia
been fold At the minimum price OF 80 per acre but In
some instances tracts have been sold prices bringing
a. high az $40 20 and $40 30 per acre The unsod land
Is now subject to entry Mt the minimum price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

SUICIDE AT NEWARK Stephen +. Lawrence, a
tailor committed suicide last night about eight O'Clock
In front OF his wfes residence OF High and snk
streets by bootDg through his temple load from
five barrel revolver He died almost i'm mediately The
body carried into the house when Mrs La~renoe re-
cogDed IT, and the wound discovered to be the effects
OF fhot the pistol searched for and found The
breathed for short tms but was senseIess About
year since lawrence bad diiculty WITH bis wife,
on account Of JEALOUS fWpcions his part aud beat
her soverely for which he confined short time In
jail tincs that time they have lived separate he rey
ding in New York. In his pocket was found letter,
stating that the act and determined on
csu,sd by his family difficulties lie gave
OF his property be directed should be divided among
bic children and he expressed desre to be buried In
lot owned by him In the Sd Presby tsrsn buryipg ground
by tho side ~ some Of his children Newak .ddperis
Dee ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

FIRE-CHILD BURNT TO DEATH About eight
o'clock this morning. fire occurred in three stored
brick house In Carlton street between schuyk Seventh
and Eighth streets. The 1smes which extended to
adjoining house were conhEed to tho third stories The
FIRE was caused by children who playing The
damage immaterial but mel achoy result followed
The houses occupied by colofed people. child,
thiIte,n months old burnt 10 death and woman
jumped third story window and dangerously
hurt A man also ipjured.-PhaodeiPhia Bulletin,
Jl,eo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

THE ADVANCE IN FLOUR The Rochester Taion
says the recent rise In flour Of two three shngs
per barrel will insure small fortune 10 Of It's ct-
who have large quantities in store 10 the eastern
markets The Union ia informed that milling
blisbment of that city has 40 oa0 barrels another
$4,000, a third 10 ooO in New York the way
there and others have smaller quantities. An advance
of two ehliDgs per barrel would amount TO the snug
little fortune OF $4,000 to the holder Of 40 900 barrels
The has been prosperous FOR the Rochester
millers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

rEsTRucTIvE FIRE "A gentleman, who came
pat senger on the l.. Kenneth informs that few
daJs seo fire occurred at the plantation OF Mr. Wilson,
who liver below Napoleon Several houes belonging to
the negro quarters, were destroyed and valuable
cotton gin rendered useless The loss estimated
to exceed SaoC eco and we understand that Mr. Wilson
was without any insvrapce-S Louis Union Dec IL