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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-01-26

Chancellor Wal,uorth- -Kossuth The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun writes: ''Chancellor Walworth, in his
address on the part Of the citizens and
strangers, representing many States, to
Kossuth, intimated that it was the pernici.
GUS influence Of foreign ministers a. Wash.
ington that prevented this government from
espousing the cause of Kossutb, and that
the people W i'll take il. up. This is an i'm.
por.ant declaration. If New York could
only be transferred to Washington for one
week, tie voice of the people, now sup
pressed by ,imid Congress and scrupu'
lous Executive, would be heard; or, if not
some judge or major wovld come over them
with COOP d etdt.
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JANUARY APRON IlHEIVIiS.
8 s 2.
DIR. III. Tnbbs,
Analytical Physician,

WILL bel, be in attendance at his Room
RAvENSA. Rrentiss House, Thursday afternoon
and Friday 10Th, aud Goth. Feb
AKRON, Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, 18th and 18Th Feb.
CLEVELAND. WeddeH House, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. Sd, 4th and 5th. Feb.
WARREN, Clinton Hotel, Saturday and Mon
day, 24th, and 25th Jan.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs.
Kidneys Splsen, Inflaminations, Rheumatism,
Asthma Shortness of Breath or Difficulty OF
Breathing, Dyspepsia Drepsy, Weakness, or Ner-
vous Debility, Restlessness, Loss OF Appetite,
Constipation, arrangements of the Stomach, Bill
ous Affections. Gravel White Swelling, Cancer,
Scrofula, Ulcers, Impurities of the Blood, or of
any Chronic of long standing, are invited to call,
No Charge for COEhSglltaliO
DIR. T. neither bieeds nor biisters. nor Is he a
HomeopatlRst; he never uses Mercury, Antmony,
Arsenic or any other minerals as medical agents.
Nor is he 'Fhomp psonian-ne neither steGmS nor
gives emercsl His theory of disease differs from
oil others that have been adopted, but not more SO
than does his system of treatment He does moi
make sick TO wake ,oeL, nor tear down 10 build mp
aga,n; nor allay irritation by patching up with
anodynes.
REMARKS.
In selecting from the g,eat number of cures
pouring in upon lis. for the monthly report. we
aim to give diversity both of locality and diseases
tis 10 be hoped that lnvalids will always, when
practicable, confer in person with those recover.
ed and learn the reality, of which letters are
faint pictures. Scrutiny Is earnestly desired Our
undivided attention being given to chronic dlsea
ses, nearly all the cures are of persons who have
thoroughly tried the whole routine of remedies
tso called) now extant, and many becoming
hopeless martyrs to popular but delusive modes
of treatment.
Bronchitis-Hs Worst Stages Cured.
DR.. TUBBs-SI:-Whe l commenced youl
treatment, few months since, was much de-
bitated, and suffering from re pain in the side
shortness of breath. weakness and pain in the
small of the back, night sweats, restlessness
coughing and expectorating profusely, often rails
ed pint of whitish substance in single morning
Took cold frequently, and soarness and infa
nation of the throat, Of two years sandin G, seem
ed increasing and extending down npon the lungs
At times became so dizzy as to fall, unless neal
some object of support. By use of your medi
cines was entirely relieved, and am now as wei
and as strong as ever be fore in my life, am a
work through all kinds of weather, and though
sometimes wet, neither the cough nor soarness Of
throat have troubled me in the least.
You rs respectfully,
JAMES S. WEIGH.
East Cleveland Dec. 25, 1851.
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1DlR1t

In this village, on the 10th inst, JANE, infant
daughter of David M. and Henrietta Somerville,
aged four months.
In Upper Sandusky, Wyandot CO., on the goth
of December ALLDIN D GILBERT, son of
II. H. Gilbert. Aged % years.
This young man died at the most interesting
part of life as it is then that his sphere in society
is most laudable and happy. He was separated
by death from friends and companions that loved
him dearly, and although gone, his memory will
ever live within the hearts of the large circle Of
friends, who were so suddenly and unexpectedly
robbed of him whom they cannot forget.
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THE Rush TO California.

The New York Herald states that the
emigration to California never was SO
great as it is at present. Every steam.
ship which leaves New York for that new
State, is crowded to its fullest capacity
We understand (adds the Herald, that eve.
ry state room, cabin, and even standee, in
the steamship Ohio, which leaves here to
day january 10th,) for Chagres, is en-
gagged, and that no further accommodation
can be had for love or money. The emf
grafton 10 California, is indeed becoming
immense, and the most significant feature
of it is, that whole families are packing up
their traps and fitting away to the land OF
gold. Ii appears that almost every man
of family who has visited California, re.
turns only for the purpose of taking his
wife and children with him, with the view
Of making permanent settlement on the
shores of the Pacific. We are glad to see
that among the passengers nowadays TO
the modern, in not the ancient Ophir, are
many of the fair sex. This is right and
proper. Heretofore, the oisproporlion be.
tween the males and tho females, in that
new State, has been TOO great;while among
the Mormons, in Utah, the reverse has
been the case. All that California re.
quires to make it the Empire State Of the
Pacific, is that the softer sex shall emf
CRATE ,hither in sufficient numbers 10 pre-.
vent the males from degenera,ing into bars
barism which they would certainly do
ifthey were deprived of the benignant in
influence Of woman.
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BRANT'S
PULMONARY BALSAN.
The Great COUGH REHTEDY,

Many years Of experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures Of Consumptive Complaints, have
proved the undoubed satisfaction af all
Lecume acquainted with this ,oondeui yenedy that gren
" SUPERIOR because it is soothing and hatas and
certafH to cure CoHsumption of the Lungs, than any
that Consmpti not be cured Be that the opi
lon many the few shall attempt argue with
such but this U say ard do assert which he
proved thousands Of that this medicine has
Cosqhs which, before the effected
called real CONSUMPTION, which attended with
symptoms that resembled and in all respects like
die toen dead said to have died with
that fatal disease Consumption This Basam has cured
ouands who said to be hopeessy afflicted
who had hard dry raens Coughs Poins in the Breast
Side and Back-Dificuty Of Breathtng-Puraenf Erpee
fordon Hectic Ferer Night-S SvsasaHd w1sting away
Of the FLESH and Blood. Persons having such complaint
nave been culed aler was said they could not live week
be in dying state, butt by the of this remedy ths,
now live, and enjoy good health
This Balsam is purely geseable eonpetnd II is pleas
injury of disease unde
circumstances 1t effects it's wonderful and almost Ii
racul Cures by Purifying, Strengthening and Invig
0rntinG whole systeiRby eguolring The circulation,
producing healthy aciiOntbus a1l"2 Cough soota.s ~
Cursn the following diseases, viz.
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TAI REIOHNG
ESTABLISHMENT.

lLO n ElN
EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW.
TENHE subscriber takes pleasure to inform the
i citizens of kavenna and vicinity, that he ha.
taken the shop door east offs. Days Store, and
is now opening a large and extensive assortment o
- CLOTHS,
consisting of American, German and French Broad
cloths. Also, large and splendid assortmen, of
Doeskin, Plain and Fancy Cassi.
msres, Cashmersts, Beausr, TaUseds
Jeans and Sattsnetts.
Also, large assortment of every kind and vsrie
ty of Silks, Satin Lasiings and Worsted vestings
Also a large stock oe
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
all of which will be sold cheap for Cash.
Also, GARMENTS made TO order, and warrant
ed to 6t or no pay.
Cutting done at a moments warning, and war
ranted to fit ifproperIy made up.
Ravenna, October is, 1851.
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SheriTs sn5c

SncFtM 9 SslsC
DY virtue of writ OF Piu Vendi E1pon,s
ID to me directed and delivered from the
Court of Common Peas of Portage County Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue a, the
Ceurl House in the town of Ravenna, on
"Wednesday, the 25th day of Fsb'y neat,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and fur
O'Clock P. M. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to wit: situate in the town
ship OF Edinburgh in the county OF Portage anu
State of Ohio, and 10 knoms by being the north
west corner of lot number three in the north wesi
division of lots IN ssid township and is bounded as
follows, to wit: on the north by the line of said
lot, on the west by township aud lot lines, the
south by land belonging to David Wilson, and on
the east by the land Of J. Clark containing forty
one asd SIXTY .tour hu undredlhs acres Of land more
or less. a. -stssss
Taken in execution as the property Of King
Sackett impIeaded with Frederick Wadsworih aud
John B. Clark, at the suit of Charles L Rhodes.
Appraised al $3.50.
JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage County,( p
Jan, 2lst. A. D, 1852.
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- AT THE RAVENNA
HARDWARE STORE

"AY be found Axes, saws, Chisels, Planeirons,
lNl Door handles, Lncka, ,ovels and Tongs,
hnl.es and Forks, Hammers, Hlteh"ts, .Sadirons,
Mincing Knives, Coffee and Spice Mills, Cards and
Curry combs, Brushes steel.raps, Butts and Screws,
Screw drivers, Bits, BeveEs, Cages, Steel AID
Try Squares, Measures, Board Rules, Spring bal,
ances, Steelyards, MaI!eahle wrought Carnage and
Finishing Nails, T1cks, Foot S.oves, Rubbt,
Cloth, Coach Lace, GIrth aid Rem web, Buckles,
Chains, Hames, MaIleable Castings, and greA,
variety Of articles not hitherto kept IN this mark
which are offered low for the hand or Currency.
----..--s-- WM. FRAZIER.
Rayennn Dec 80. 1851.
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Very Similar.

DIR. w. B, slean-sir: By the use of one box
of Sloans Ointment cured an injury on one of
my horses, which was very similar to a SPAWN,
after haviag used Black Oil and many other med
icines without success. Many of my neighbers
recommend it highly, and am confident it is
very useful medicine. PETER SAMMONS.
Narrows of Chippewa, c. w. April 20, 1851
% See Agents names at the head Of Sloan's
column. ......-.-.
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GoU. Bout,OeHs Message.-Gov. Bouts
well, in his message to tho Legislature Of
Mass, goes strongly in favor of interven.
ton. No more passive Intervention, but
active, determined, forcible, hostile inter-
venlion against Russia, Austria, or any
other despoiic power TINT shall hereafter
combine 10 crush those people who are
struggling, or may struggle for liberty
He says that should Auslrlu or Russia con.
tinue their present course, this country
should assert her right, and make that right
fel, to uphold and maintain the principles OF
freedom wherever there is an attempt to
enchain thsm in the iron grasp of despotism.
Extensive T,euing in Pittsburgh -
Andrew Wesley, returned Californian
from Canton, Stark Co. 0 was robbed Of
his et.bag, containing $4,000, at the
railroad depot, in Allegheny City, on Mon
day last. He had laid his carpet bag a,
his feet while engaged in making change
al the Office window, to pay for mis- ticket,
and on STOPPING to pick it up, shortly afler
wards, j, was gone. The Allegheny police
were at once on the elert, and the pussen.
gers searched, but nothing was found
Five hundred dollars reward is offered for
the recovery of the money.
The Pittsburgh papers say that large
number of thieves and pick-pockets are in
the city, drawn .hi.her by the prospect OF
plumber during the kossu:h jubilee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the l4,h day OF
IN January A. D. 1862 William Davis filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of the county of Portage,
State of Ohio, a bill in Chancery against Samuel
Chadwick, Thomas Chadwick, Joseph Chadwick,
Dorothy and Robert Stroud, Elizabeth and D. H..
Fralch, the object and prayer of which bill is to
foreclose 4 certain Mortgage executed by James
Chadwick to Charles Thorn, Oct l4th lS42; the
following described premises to witt Gall that
tain tract piece of land situated in Portage coun
ty and State Of Ohio being ,he South West corner
Of Palmyra township In SAID county. The North
and South lines at each end being ono hundred
perches, and the East and West lines on each side
being one hundred and sizty perches; and the same
containing one hundred acres, being the same
land which James Gray and wife by Deed dated
March 7th, 1889. Recorded among the Records of
Portage ccanty aforesaid n book "a, page 3l4, &c.
granted and conveyed to the said James Chadwick.
ssWhich said MortgageDeed was given to secure The
payment of two thousand dollars and lawful inter
thereon, due the first day OF October, A. D.
1874; and was on the third day of January A. D.
1852, assigned and transferred 10 Complainant by
said Charles Thorn.' Said bill also states that
subsequen to the execution of said Mortgage, said
James Chadwick died leaving said defendant his
heirs at law, and prays that account of the
amount due herein may be iaken, and said premises
sold to pay the same, and for such other relief as
the court may equtabiy grant, The said defendan ts
further notified that unless they appear, plead
answer or demur to said bill, fwithin sixty days
after the next of said court, the facts therein
stated will be taken as confessed; and said court
decree thereon accordingly.
RANNEY TAYLOR.
6%346 Soils. for Compt.
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A California Placer.-The ST. Louis
IntslIigencer states that Col. Benton has
received intelligence that Col. Fremont's
quartz mine in California has been sold to
q London company for one million dollars
III cash, and that the money is ready TO be
poid in New York as soon as the necessa>
ry title deeds are executed. Col. Benton
is now on his way to New York TO censum
mate the transaction,
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IN ution presented TO tho Trustees of Deerield
township, Portage county, in the State OF Ohio,
who will meet at the school house in district No.
4 in said township of Deerfeld on the a4th day of
February A. D. 1859, at one O'Clock P. M, asking
them to grant view Of the practicabily of estab-
fishing certain township road, which is to com,
mence on the sast and west center road leading
from Deer6eld to Berlin, on the line dividing the
lands owned on the west by John Craig and east by
Frederick Har,zell, thence south along said line
dividing the lands ofJohn Craig, William S. Patch
and the widow Best the west and Frederick
Hartzell on the east, to intersect the county
road the school house in said District No. 4.
WILLIAM CASE ct al. Petitioners.
January IA, 1859. 4~346
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Free Church Notice.

The FREE CoNGREeATIoNAL CHURCH of
Rayenna. finding themselves straitened for
room in their Chapel, have leased the Uni
versalist House, for the year ensuing, where
their meetings for religious worship will
hereafter be held. SEATS FREE, and all
who may choose to do SO, are cordially invi-
ted to occupy them.
January 5th, 1852. 1l49-4w
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For The Fall Campaign.

TINE subscribers are now opening in addition to
their former stock at their store in Ravenna,
a large assortment of Boots and Shoes, moroccos
Innings, french calf skins, shoemak ers6ndings, &c
which have been purchased this fall with great care
as to DURABILITY and cHEAPNEss. Their friend.
and the public generally may find II to their inte.
rest to call and look at their stock before purchas
ing elsewhere, as they will show it with pleasure
whether they purchase or not.
N. B. Cash paid for beef hides:
JOHN GILL1S & Co.
Ravenna, Oct. ist, 1851.
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JnQrriiRa,

>'ON-o-~0o0N0o0o0So~0~0o0e
In youngstown, on the 18th inst, by A. Gard
ner, ESQ.,, Mr. C. P. GILBERT, of Palmyra, to
Miss ANN HERBERT, Of Youngstown.
In Warren, on the lst inst, by Elder Isaac
Errett, Mr.. GEORGE w. HINCKLEY, of
Ravenna, to Miss ELIZA E. GIBSON, of
Youngstown.
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Rev. MIR. Burr,s sermon,

H6VVs LHAVHAy
On the rule of Ch listian Non F fellowship,
being defence of the right and duty of Sc
cession from pro-slavery Churches, delivered
in the Free Church Chapel, in Ravenna, has
been published, and can be obtained at this Of
fee and at the store Of F. w. Seymour. A
pamphlet sixteen pages-25 cts. per dozen.
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NOfice.

The Rev. Isaac ERRETT, will deliver several
Discourses on Christianity at the Disciples
Churce in Ravenna, to commence on the 2sth Of
this month
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PHILADELPHIA, jan. 22.

14sssss PAILADELPHIA, Jun. ~. !
The Kossu,h and Long correspondence
has been published today, both in New
York and here, 1t completely exonorates
Gov. Kossuth from all blame, and shows
the opposition he met from first; not to say
the iyranny Of cspt. Long and the terrible
fright and unmanly indiscretions into which
the demonstrations, at Marseilles, in honor
Of Kossuth, threw Mr.. Consul Hodge
Capt. Long himself is forced to endorse
the correctness Of Kossuih's every act; and
while petty annoyances drove Kossutt
from the Mississippi, the letters show it was
with deep regre. to all on board excepting
. ,vo ar three individuals
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N A R BL E.
* d ~ ID III 6

T UST received, and a large share of it is
u Italian Obesque Monuments and Grave
one, from two inch up to eight in thickness, and
all szes which was selected by US directly from
the Importers in New York; also our American 10
of the best quality, from the Mills of VIM. Y. Rip
ley, celebrated for having the finest and best Ru,.
land Marble.
Take nntce, that here is as good an assortment
as can be found in the State, and that selected
our stock, aad purchased of first hands, we there
as heretofore has been sold poor one by dealers
who buy of second hands. Therefore give US
call before you purchase elsewhere, as we consider
our experience guarantee that we can give entire
satisfaction. HURLBUT & FOX.
Ravenna, Dec. 10, 1851. ly-342
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CLOTHING.
At the stand recently occupied by K. b. Grswold
ALCORN & FARWELL

"AVE just received splendid assortment OF
III READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS and
CAPS, ard Furnishing Goods of all kinds and de-
scrptons. They will also keep constantly on hand
full assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES g. VESTINGS,
which they will sell for Cash or Ready Pay as low
as can be purchased elsewhere. Call and examine
for yourselves.
Cutting and making done to order on the shortest
notice, and cutting warranted to fit if properly
made up. ALCORN and FARW ELL.
Ravenna, Jan. 6, 1852.
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Ace F. Hoptn',(
Bierce Hopkins.
THE said Bierce Hopkins will take sotes tina,
the Plaintiff filed her petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Portage county and State of Ohio
on the 18Th day of December A D 1851, praying 10
be divorced, for cause assigned extreme cruelty
gross neglect of duty and adultery.
DAY g. STRAWDER,
---s Pptf1s Aty's.
Ravenns, Dec. "a, 1851. s+3-s~ i,
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NEW GOODS
at CampbelIs P0ril

0UR GOODS have ecnne at iss, srd ! is ofihen.
~ They must bs cold and u our olj easiomc's
ata friends will call soon they will hae Shat tnry
can buy GOODS as cheap at csmpbeils Port as lie
xezf place.
The stock consists of a tsn rister assortment.
Al kindsaf
Dress Goods, Cassimsres, Cgothf,
Shapls, Caps, Beois and Shoes, C,ssks-
ry, Hardware, Msdicines and
GROCERIES,
few patterns of Turkey Satin will be sald
cheaper than at any other place In The rouhi., -
Also, good assortment OF Ready Made clsIhine-
Geeevc call friends, for the Goods muss be ssl
p. TeIms-Cash ard Produce
JOHN H. BOSTW1eK q ca.
I. 95, 1851.
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n A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful
~. thanks to the citizens Of Ravenna nd ad.
jonelng towns for their liberal patronage for the pa
year, at the same time assuring them that NO pans
will be spared to merit . continuance of the same
by choice selection ofgoods at the loves. posi-.
Bile rates.
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ERENCH CALF SKiNS-A splendid article o
Il the best French stamps just received and 70
sale By the subscribers, call and see them,
Oct l J. GuIu Co.
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RECEIVED BY EXPRESS,
OLIVER, Brass nd ,pd. trimmed Self Adjust.
y ing Pad Trees.
Jan 6 VIM. FRAZER.
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A959o
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
ETNA ms. COMPANY,

UNION MUTUAL LIFE ms. COMPANY, F.,
of Boston, Mass.
PROTECTION ms. COMPANY,
of Boston, Mass.
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the above Companies, will issue Policies on the
most favorable terms.
JThe above Companies stand among the best
managed and safest surance Companies in the
country.
Applications made TO J. S. HERRICK.
General Insurance Agency Office, Ravenna, o.
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F4TT. .STYTE HITS

-: FALL STYLE HATS.
III L. & R. DAY have just received by erpreas
La. TWO case. Of the latest style Of Gentlemers
Hats ofa first rate quality, and will be sold low.
Any one in want of Fashionable Hat will do we'll
to call and look at ours before Purchasing else-
where. SEP
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TRENCH MERINOS-A good assortment Of
black, blue, brown, scsrlet and other colored
Of real French Merinos at low prices, at
oct ROWELL co.'s.
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SILVER WARE, WATCHES
JEWELRV.!

A NEW assortment received every two weeks
n direct from the hands Of Importers and Manu-
facturers, purchased in quantities and at prices
supply the trade, consequently the newest styles
always received in due time and for sale at the
loves rates. Pedlars supplied with any OF the
above named at as low prices as at Cleveland
Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
YNHE undersigned now offers for sale fine as.
i sortment of jewelry Of the following kinds
Gold and Silver Watches, silver spoons, ,..fne and
cheap Jewelry, pocket cutlery, and general as.
sortment Of small articles usually kept in Jewel.
ry Store, all of which will be sold at the low.
est cash prices. R. A. BAIRD.
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Ravennn Dec 30, IS,

HE EAvY WOOD SAWS, a,
H Dec3l WIN. FRAZERS.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

PEIIIIUN IO DELI LhNDs
NOTICE is hereby given to Alexander Hagerty,
IN Horace Hagerty, William Hagerty and Thorn
as E. Hsgerty, that the sixth day of January, A.
D. 1852, Hugh X. Martin, administrator of Henry
Hagerty deceased, filed his petition in the Court oi
Common Pleas for the county Of Portage and State
of Ohio, to sell the real estate OF the said decedent
to wit: the farm of about fifty five acres, being par,
of lot No. in Suield in said County; alec the pot
terry lot containing acre, being the west middle
Of lot No. 43, in Sufield Aforesaid.
DAY and STRAWDER,
Atty's for Petitioner.
January 9Th. 1889. 4w3Ao