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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-12

HUsu1NGs CoURT-Before Justices Cowles,
Bray, Farrar, Wingfeld, Inloes and Rileigh. Civil
business only transacted on yesterday.
The Grand Jury were sworn and duly charged
In the course of his very able charge Mr.. Mayo call
ed the attention of the inquest to garng evils
in the present condition of our slave population
The system of board money and its evil results
were notced-the assumptions of equality exh
bited by the blacks in riding in carriages contrar
to law, and in dress and department. condemned
and the TACT pointed out that negroes trained up in
church organizations and to profess Christianity
were constantly being brought before the various
courts for murders, theits, felonies and msdem ca
nors.
The Grand Jury, alter being in session several
hours, returned with true bills of indictment fol
misdeameanors against Geo w. Murphy, w Il.
Brummel, J Kennedy, J. Orrell, Geo. Shimealls, R
J. Dabney and VIM. w. Gregory. The Grand Ju
~ then adjourned over until ~ O'Clock Friday
next '..
The case of John Wilkins, charged with aidia 6
and abettng in the murder OF Mrs. Winston anC
daughter, comes up for trial to-day before THU
court.
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~ II is stated that CT F. Adams, the &C.
tor, has left The stage and enlisted as soldier,
at Newport, KY.
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HEN1lco CoUNTY Couar.-On Tuesday William
Scott, free negro, presented for retailing hquos
without license was tried, found guilty and fined
according to law.
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The LAST AND Best OF ALLS-The Boston
Post thus POLITICALLY discourses upon Jenny
Lind's new work
She on the rosy couch reposes,
Warbing thus in roce soto
81 have now distilled my roses,
And produced little otto
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tion Of planters generally to Barber 4 MKeown /
advertisement
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WANTED.-The advertiser, who has for years
w beeu emp Dyed as Bar Keeper some Of thu
best hotels in the Northern and Southern States of
the Union. is DESTROYS of obtaining similar situa
ton with arespectabe and prosperous public house
or hotel in this city. references of the most I'M
doubted character given.
Address 6 Peabody at the Post Office.
au l2-3t
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&EAF PROTECTORS, 10 TRAVEL.
~ LERS AND HOUSa.KEEPEKS.-
greatest Modern Improvement in Firearms
SELFCOCklNG and SELF.REVULVING POCK.
EFT PISTOLS.
Also, Colts Patent Repeating Pistols, Ar
my, Navy, and PockeI sizes, anaiactureo Tor, and
for sale ~ s. 5. SUTHERLAND, Main ST.
Opposite the Farmers aud Va Bank, Richmond,
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e. DUNLOP, .MONCURE & co.
~ ask the attention of dealers to their Auc.
ton Sale of Sugar, Molasses, &c, at Rockets,
This Morning, commencing at half past 10
O'Clock. au ii
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AUCTION NOTICE.-The atten-
49, ton of House keepera is solicited to the
sale of Furniture, &c, which will take place this
afternoon at O'Clock, at the residence OF w
Melting GA 10Th st
See advertisement.
an - ALEX MOTT e. co. Auct
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NAANTnD. a ,.IUAliUa, " geAueman
w from the county who has asd man y.a -,
experience 10 business country store, saa -
can give the most satisfactory 'eisienses' Aff'
.all-s, ToLEa & COOK
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8>A tPUBLIC-Particular attention paid tt :
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments OF
fee in the Law Building, Richmond. Va my
go EXCHANGE hUTEL BATHS
49, NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours Of the day and evening.
lie 30-2m
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n TlON.-Attend Court of Enquiry at Latay
M cite Hall, Qn the Gun Room OF the Artillery,
~ on FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th instant at
O'clock, by order of the Captain.
aul2-2t VIM IRVING O. s.
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
sllcriff's Sale.

DY virtue OF writ Of Al Lev ga to. me d,
ID recled and delivered from the Court Of coip>
mon Pleas oe Portage County Ohio, shall expose !"
sale at public vendae, the Court Huuss in & :
town of Rivenna on
Saturday, the l1th day Of September nsrt,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. M. and ion
O'Clock p NJ. of said day the failo~ wing descfib,A
lands and tenemenis 10 wit:
Situate in Streetsborougb, and lie known BY beirt.
part of lot No. % in said Township, nnd bosngeI
as ioilows: the East by lands late the property
of George PlGmh md John c. Singetary, Jf. on ths
by the E and W centre road, on the West ~
Cleveland Disgional Turnpike Road, on tho N BY
land owned BY John c.. Slngietary, Jrtand iand+
decided by the said Henry Peck TO Granville Booths
being the same lands decided by Ezra H. Bea rdsley
to Luther Shaw, except haitian acre, from The Nerth
Wes. corner, decided by said Henry. Peck Is said
Granville Booth, and now supposed 10 eontaia
within the above boundaries fwo acres and seschiy
four rods, be the same more ofess, and which saId
Mortgage Deed is recorded in Psr,age county
Records Book 81, pages 30 o6, to which refefancs
may be had for description.
Taken in Execution wherein Henry Peck was
complainant: and Sarah Hoiton, Martha A. Hoitons
Hiram III. Holton, Marcus Holton, Mafy. IL oiieBs
and Maria Holton were Respondents
Appraised at six hundred and Fly doiftfs.
JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Ofice, Portage Goun,y,l
- August 6, A, D. 1884,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
SheriH 3 Sale.

DY Virtue or a writ Of Lev Fa5td me di.
ID rected and delivered frou, the Court Of Gem
mon Pleas orPortage County Obs, shall espnSs.
to sale at public vendue at The Court Hotse in the
Saturday the llfh day of September. rect.
between the hours of ten O'clock III. and four
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following deseribGS
lands and tenements to wit;
All ihat certain tract piece ofland, sitnste in
Portage county, and State of Ohio, being The South
West corner Of Palmyra Township in said e.auni,i
the North and South linea, st each end beirE o"s
hundred perches, and the E,st and West lines %
each aide being one hundred and sixty peschesi and
the same containing ono hundred acres, beiag The
samo land which Jimes Gray and wife by Deed
dated March 7Ih A. D. 1859, recorded smoIz tbs
Records ofPottage Co., aforesaid in Book ~, PAGE
3l4, &c. granted and conveyed 10 the said James
Chadwick.
Taken in execution wherein William Davis wss
complainant, and SAMUEL Chadwick, Thomas Chad
wick, Joseph Chadwick, Dorothy Stroud, Rosart
Stroud, Elizabeth Fralich, and D. q. Fraich, wsrS
respondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
Sherifl's Office, Portage County,l
August 6, A. D. 1854.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
aiRa,

In Edinburgh, on the Both nit, WARREN
VICTOR, son of Rollin H. and Aramantha A.
Goddard, aged 2 months and II days.
Sweet bud of earth's wilderness,
Rifed and torn! -
Fond eyes have wept over thee,
Fond hearts still will mourn.
The rpoiler hath come,
With his cold chilling breath,
And the loved and the cherished
Lies silent in death. fCoM.
In this village, on the 26ih u1t, Of quick Con.
sumption, Mrs SALLY BARD, wife of Ed.
Rodolphus Bard, aged "a years. She became
fully sensible of the approaching conflict, and
noticing the unusual attention and concern of
the family. said, id,-"Don't be alarmed, all will be
well; the Lord will do right, and take me where
he sees ft.n To her weeping husband and chill
dren she said-"Don't feel go bad-O, don't
weep, but sing, sing the beautiful hymn,
20, Land Of rest"
at the close of which she exclaimed with rapture,
30, how good the Lord is-how precious" She
had earnestly prayed for, and received an answer
to her prayers, an abundance of dying grace.
Hope her sure anchor, was cast within the veil;
her treasure and her heart were there, and now
ready to depart, the keen eye of faith gazed with
longing desire upon the glorious scene before
her, and, without struggle or a groan, passed
the river of death to dwell with Christ at Home,
Con-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

Highly interesting from Mssico- Formi.
3 aa6k progress Of the Reuolutionists-
Indian Tfoubles-A Anticipatsd Extra
Session Of Congrsss-Rsturn Of Ex.
Ninistsr Lstcher.
New ORLEANS, Sept 1.
Adsices from Mexico to the leih ul,,
anf ounce that the insurrec,ions previously
reported as having broken out in various
parts Of the country were spreading TO such
an alarming extent that it was expected an
extra session of Congress would be itnme-
diateIy called, TO adopt measures for their
speedy suppression, though i. was feared
with but little prospect OF success, as the
plans adopted BY the revolutionisls were oil
the most formidable character.
The Indians in the vicinity Of chihuahua
xete beginning to show themselves more
Troublesome, and The most daring excuses
were being csmmitled BY them. Trade q,
Chibaahua is represented ss dull.
Hon. Robert Letcher, late American
Minister to Mexico, arrived at Vera Cruz
on the l7ih, sn route 10 Washington.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEvER concerns the health and ha ppihess of
people is at all'Iimes of the most valuable impo,
lance; !! take it for granted tha, every person viii
do all their Power,tO save the iscG 6 their child
rem, and that every person will endeator 10 promote
their own hea lth at all saeriEces tee, il 10 be
duty to solemniy assurS you that WORMS, accord.
ing TO the opinion ofths mast celebrated Ph, sicans
are the primary causes Of large m: tarity Of dis
eases to which children and adults are liable; il you
have an appetite continually chadgeable from one
kind of food :tc another, Bad Breath, Pain in the
stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness and Full,
ness OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse
irreguiar-remember that all these denote WORMS
and you should at once apply the remedy:-.
A0b@nsaok's Worm gyrurp.
An article founded upon Scien,ifc Fnncipi.s.
compounded with purely vegetable substances, bel
ing perfectly safe when taken and can be given TO
the most tender fnfant with decided bene fetal Of.
feet, where Borel Compldinfs and Diaryhoea have
made them weak and debiltated the Tonic proper
ties ofmy Worm sprup are such, that 1t stands with
out an equal in the catalogue of medicines, in Qy.
ing tone and strength to the Stomach, which makes
it an Ilfallible remedy for those effected with DYs,
PEPsIA, the astonishing cures performed by this
Syrup after Physicians have failed, 10 the best eyi,
dence Of its superior ef6cacy over all others.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
sheriff Sale.

DY virtue OF a writ of Vendl Erponas to me di-
II rected and delivered from the Superior Court
oiCIeveland Cuyahoga County Ohio, shall expose
to sale public vendue at the Court House in the
town of Ravenna, on
Saturday the 9th day of October next,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A M, and four
O'Clock P M of said day, the following described
lands and teuements to witi
Situate in the township Of franklin in the county
OF Portage and State Of Ohio, and s part Of Lot No.
40 and 10 the South half Of twelve acres the
middle of said Lot, being East of the road leading
from the village Of Frankiin TO Mantua, and ls
bounded North by the North half of said twelve
acres, which twelve acres 10 bounded North BY land
now occupied by Charles Button, South and East by
land owned by Jonathan Sloan in common with
others, and West by the centre ofsa,d road, and s
the same land decided by William Woodard to Joy
H. Pendieion, shicr deed is recorded in Portage
county Records Of Deeds, in Book A., pages 233
and 234, to which reference is made for more
full description. o a''
Taken in Execution a. the property of Joy H:
Pendleion al The suit of chancey s. Martin and
JAMES wooDARp, Sheriff.
Shehf's Office, Portage County,
August 20 h 1852
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
sheriNs sale

DY virtue ofa writ OF Vendi Exponas to me Dis
ID rected and delivered from The Court of Co,I.-
mon Pleas of Portage County Ohio, ishaii ei 7ose
to sile at public vehdue at the Court House, In
the Town Of Ravenna, on
Saturday the llh day Of September ncxt,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. aud four
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
lands and teuements to wit:
Known by being village let No. a3 in the vilisgs
of Garrettsville, in the towBhip Of Nelson, whlsa
is also in the county OF Portage, according to Plat
Of said village, surveyed and laid out by ortn
Harmon and recorded in Portage county Recorcs,
Book L Page 365, same land formerly owned by
Walter Holey and Decided TO D j. Beardsley by
Deed, bearing date June 3oth A. D. is44, be tbs
same more less, but subject TO all legal
Taken in execution as the property OF Marlin
McCIintock, and John McCliutock at the salt of d.
J. Beardsley and Elisha Garrett.
Appraised A. s3l7 90.
Sheriff 's flee, Portage county,2
August s, A D 1859.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
RICHMOND, Sept 8

p, RICHMOND, Sept ..
Farther from Mo5,le-Liglthoase and
Family carried off, Etc.-rhe Southern
papers. particularly those from Alabama
and Georgia, 6Aed with accounts OF
.ihs disnslroas storm.
III Mobile, house was blown down
and Ave persoAs killed All the vessels ia
she port were injured, and some Of them
were blown into the woods. Three steam.
soass were lost. The lighthouse was car.
ried off with whole family aboard of it.
The whar,es were all destroyed, and The
Surrounding eeuntfy inundated.
III Hamburg, Ga, the water was six
feet deep in The streets, and Mr.. Rossiter
was drowned.
he storm has caused a serious freshe,
and nvch destruction Of propsrsy in Albe
mario couh.y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

rFGsn SCOTS new plank in the Wing
ylatform is q most gracious boon to the
European, who, being tired Of despotism. aP-
proaches our shores to enroll himself with
hspublicanism and become freeman.
He only proposes years lfsdgery in the
army or navy passport to citizenship.
Pretty places to learn the duties Of civil
life and Of citizeni And if we should
have no wars for the nsxt half century.
and needed no recruits for the army or
psvy. Tould not Scott naturalization mill
stand sstosk stilIa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
Chancery, Ne,ice,

fVXTILrAM DAVIS, j.. Joaeph Wilson and
| w William Porter, Administering Of CaitwslF
Porter deceased, will take notice that on the 9th
day Of November, A b:le6l., Aiarson Johnson,
Charies GoodseS, AID wiulrd r. Kno~ltoD, fled
sgains them in the Coutt ~ Common Pleas of Por-
tsge 'ccdniy Ohio, their certain petition bli in
Chaneery, which 10 s pending 10 said Court there
IN seitg forth and charging in substance, ",hat p
| the SD DAY ofAugusl D is47, the said AIansom
johnson loaned in money ofihe said Caldwell Por
ter fneen hsndred and 6fy-fse dolass, 10 SECURE
the payment of WHICH in tw0yests, with interest ot
the rate Of ten per cenah per annun the sstd com
painant on fhe same DAY fxcctted aud deli, cred To-
the srid Porter their three judgement bonds
one for said principal SUN loaned, able two
years. and the feHanipg two being for interest at
said rtte.of ten per cent for the Sum Of one hul
dred ID ifly 6vepollars and fifty eshis each, pay
able one in year, and ons in two years from The
date thereof.
That on The as,h day Of September, A. D. 1888,
the said Johnson paid to be applied on esid loan ibs
sum al twelve hpatred endfiny.f,se dslisrs. Thst
said portor for the purpose of defroudipg the cot
plainants, and preventing if possible any defeLcs
they might make, Afterwards sssieocd sibd bond hr
said principal suV, and one of ea,e bonds for sai
sum of one hundred and fifty,fiye dollars and fiy
cents, to the said Wilson, who in slid TRANSACTION
acted as the agent of sad Porter in payfg sad
money, AID ia receiving said occurity, add had f,i
knowledge ofsll the circumstances CONNECTED the,
with that further to rerpetrate said fraud the s.
Wilson after said sonds became DUE at the requ.s
the to said the Davis in fact has no inter
whatever tharein. That at the October term OF ,bo
Court of Common Pleas of snid county Of Portage,
A. D. ls49, tbe said Davis caused judgement 10 be
entered on said Sl65 80 bond, which on motion OF
tho complainanis was set aside, and said cause set
down tor trial In said Court, and ia ho~ pendag
therein. That said Davis subsequently caused
jddgsmentto be entered On the othet'ofsaid boId,.
which the complannnts have fully paid and s,tisi..
That the eompainants have already paiaea secou /,
of said loan tho sum of forty dollars moro II
sufficient to pay the same, and the legal intere.:
thereon, and that Notwithstanding this said Davis s
still prosecuting his said action at law In said cts
ty Of Portage, all o which is contrary to equity,
The bill Prays that said respondents may be r.
qured 10 said bill ,thatsaid Davis be enjoint
from the furthes prosecution Of his said action 4
law until the final hearing os this cause. That6
account may be taken and stated between the p.t.
ties, and ha, the final hearing herein, saB acte
law may be perpeiuaily erjoined, and the amnsr,
remaining due the c. mplainants decreed TO thtut
&c., and for general relief
[ RANNEY, Sol. fos Compliments.
Ravenna, Aug 9.h, 1861. Gw37s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of a: Writ Of Lev. Fa. to me
ID directed and delivered from the Court of Com-
moo Pleas Of Forage county Ohlu, shall expose to
s,le at public vendue at tho Court House in the
Town of Ravenns, on
Saturday the 9th day of October nest,
be .ween the hours Of ten O'Clock A M and four
O'Clock P M of said day the following described
lands and tenements to witt
Situate lying and being in the township Of Frank.
lin n the county of Portage and State Of Ohio, and
known by being the whole Of Lot number i've t6)
10 said Township as surveyed BY Esxkiel Hoover;
containing one hundred and ffty nine acres and 81
rods OF taed saving and excepting there from the
following 10 wit: Beginning al the North West
corner Of said Lot and iuening thence TO the South
West corner thereof; thence East on the line OF
said Lot 40 rods; thence North the line parallel
TO the West lire Of said I.t 100 rods to the North
line Of said Lot; and thence West on the North
line Lo, forty rods TO the place Of beginning;
containing forty acres oil Land, be the same more or
less, --,,...., 40. +Sx4..s
Branch Of the State Bank Of Ohio was complains
ants and kufus Newton was respondant.
Appraised a, Twen,y.sAree hundred and Ninety
JAMES woODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff 'sofiee Portage county,l
August 29sh, A. D. 1863.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08
Fall and Winter Goods
AZ cL Sv.-z-.:Il-


A v. HORR 10 receiving general stock oi
n goods, making larger assortment than
any other in this or adjoining countless and we wall
demonstrate to all who call and examine for them
selves that we do sell Goods at lower prices than
any other establishment in Northern Ohio. sept6
RLACK SlLKS-A great variety Of
- different widths, selling cheap at HORR'S
BOOTS AND SHOES--A large stock
ID Just received, which are bought direct from
Manufacturers, for sale cheap and warranted to do
good service. AV HORR.
CIXTEEN POUNDS of good Sugar for
- one dollar. sePt6 H0RR
T AIDES, at Horr's you can find better
IL De LANES for one shilling per yard, bette,
Prints al cis, better Poplins at 81 cts., better
Ginghams at one chilling, than at any other estab-
Eshment Sept. 9Th.
|NELVET RIBBONS, Black and colors
" all widths, just seed at HORR's
Shalersviile, September 9th. 1852. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-09-08

's BosToN, Aug 2sth, 1852,
The Massachnsetts Scott Whig Conren-
tion- Defamation Of Prominent Whigs
to ssrrs as Delegates.
Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. Rufus
Choaie, Benjamin Sewer, jacob Sleeper,
Henry Hall, !. F. Marsh, and Solomon
Piper. who were appointed delegates q,
largo 10 the Wing State Convention which
il 10 be held at Worcester on the lst Of
September next, havedeclined serving
Twelve other delegates chosen 10 represen.
districts, also decline the appointment.