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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

..IRY virtue of aa ordtr sile from the Cost ~
D Probate within nrd for the county Of paftags
and State ofohio, shall exposn to sale at pubac
sendue the premises, on the i7th day OF May, A.
D. 1852, beiween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M
and o,cinck P. Nj, On said day, subject to ,ht
dover esta Q of myself ,hryein, the following de,
serbcd real estate that TO aay, situate and berg
the towt shp oiUharlestown in the c"uniy ofPsrtage
aoh State of Ohio, keirg part 6f lot number
twenty fur q u an said ,o~nship, and bounded az
follows: Beginning al the Suutkwes, corper of lou
twerty.fur te4) on the East side pf The highway;
thence East the S,n,h Zine Of said Toe Ia the
South Eist conner; thence Nlr,h oa the Est line,
so far that hue drawn parallel with The SoHih lio,
will include one half ei said lot M. twenty faur
thence west'o The h'gh~ay sosss ss,it; II eace Ssnf
on the highway 10 the place of heginning contata-
ing scyenty 6ye acres Of land be- ybes game more OF
less.
! ALSO a certain other lot Of fsnd situate in the
township ai Chariestawu in the eouuty and, State
| aforesaid, aud known as hring "A part Of I'M No
| thirteen and bounded as follows: Commencing 1.
chains 4 one fifth links Eist the Northwest cor
nsr of said lot M. f3 and running East ON the 10
line tothe Northeast OF lot I3; thence Snuif
the lot line % chans 81 links Of b,
/ highway lending tdwlrds tbs South East corner o
| the Township; thence Nerth westerly nm the cerH
of the highway To the Mills tract su called; theDc
North TO the place of beginning, containing 81 a.,
forty-eight one-hundredths be the saIpe naor
| or less. MARY A. DORNAN,
Canadian to minor heirs Of Rnilin e. D rman.
/ CharIestown, April lib, 1852, 4w3a9.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
KossurH AT THE TOMB OF WAsHlsero:

KossUTH AT THE TOMB OF WAsHINGToN
"A correspondent Of the Ohio Statesman
writes an interesting description of Kos
suth's visit to Mt. Vernon and the Tom OF
Washing ton. On proceeding to the Tomb
says the writer. * ossuth removed his hal
as he approached, and stood for nom cni
with his arms 70 ded, gazing upon the tomb
stone when he grasped the iron railing, bow
ed himself till his hands rested on his face,
and wept as have rarely seen aman weep.
He estruggled, manifestly, TO repress his emo
tons, but it was beyond his control, the
affections has mastery Of the intellect, and
the regrets, resolves and hopes of that hour
were only to be-could only be expressed
in throbbing emotion which forced bitter
tears. When he had wept few moments
he walked alone from the tomb, and when
he returned, his countenance looked sad in.
deed -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

sHt SNCfDA 3 STbCs 5lss-ta a. d
, QY vi-tue of wrl OF Lev IA 10 me directed
- aud delivered from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Portage County Ohio shall espnse To sale pub.
lie vendue at the Court House tn tho town Of Ra-
VIENNA, on s;5 -YSG
Thursday, the goth day of May, aest,
between the hours of ten o,clock A NJ and Tour
O'Clock M Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to wit:
Stulte in said county of Portage and described
as fullDws: being ii, that act parcel land sit.
uate in the townships OF Chatesto@n and Edinburgh
in said couniy. being the same.set Off to Juhn l.
Campbell as heir to the estate of John Csmpbeli
deceased, described in Partition Records OF Portage
county, Book one page one hundred and fifty four
save and except about six and 3S-I0G acres snld By
john L Campbell TO Allison and bounded fol
lows: beginning at d hole drilled in the coping o
Locking No 8, east OF Ravenna Summit Oh the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Canal, about three feet N E ot
the upper end of the north lock beam OF lower gate
when open; thence N s 0degress 55 min. " e,ev-
en- chains 3S links To post, thence SO dogs. 05
min. east eleven chains and % lBks TO the center
tthe canal thence south A. deg 55 min slonp
the center of the canal 10 chains 9s links to The
place of begnp,ne, be the same more oriess. Sub
ject to the dower estate of Sarah Campbell therein
TakeD in execution wherein Lydia P Campbell,
John Campbell, Edwin Campbell and Dayton Reed
were respondents and Charles ii Bostwick was
complainant.
Appraised al 1854. ~
JAMES wOODARD, Sheriff. !.
Sheriff 'st flee, Purtsge Couniy,3
April II, A 1852.
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The State OF Ohio, Cour, of Com. Pleas. Vocation
Portage Co. 6. q. & after March Tenn 1859.

The State OF Ohio, Cour, Of Com. Pleas. vscation
Portage Co. 6. q. s after March Tenn 1852.
Hugh K. Mnun, Admit 5s.lss-s,,... .ls-,i
OF Henry Hsgserty, dec'd
Heirs Of said Henry Hsg SPethion 10 sell.
gerty, Ephfaim Sabin, b. + q 3ss.=s.s IS .s
M hutchinson, Gaylord
Hale, John d. Green.
YEytiE said John D. Green, Ran-iesident ofthe
i State of OHIO, is hereby noufed that on the
25lh day oil ofM.reh,A D 1859, the petitioner in the
above entitled cause fed in the Office Of the Clerk
of said Court, his amended petition, therein setting
forth, among other things, that 10 the month OF
Jdue "A lSb0 said Henry Haggerty deceased,
purchased OF said John D. Green and Gaylord
IL lie, certain tract o. land in said pettieh de-
bed si,uste in the township of Sufela, in said
County of Portage, con,aitiog one acre Of land
for the sum Of Eve hundred dollars, ninety dollars
Of which sum was paid at the time. The petition
er further charges that the said Green and Hale
had net at tho time nor hsye hey now The title to
said land, but the fee thereofis in one 3. NJ. Hutch.
inson Tha prayer of said bill 10 that said Green
and Hale be decrced to make the petitioner good
title to said lands, or that they be compelled I"
cancel said contract and pay the said ninety doll
lars and the interest thereon 10 the petioner as
such Administrator as aforesaid. 90 sfset st4
The said John D. Green is hereby notified that un.
Ices he appears, pleads, answers or demurs,to SAID
petition within SIXTY days after the rising ofhe nex
term OF This court the petition as to him will be
taken nc comic ssed and decreed upon accordingly.
So STRAWDER & BROWN,
6w356 Sols. for Petitioner.
Rsvenn., March 81, 1862.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
NEW YaRK.Anril IL.

During the session of the Georgia Union
Cony ention the following despatch from
Senator Dawson was circulated among the
members:
'sW ashington, April 2fst: For James
T. Nesbitt-The caucus sustained Mr..
Mangum's decision. The Southern wings
generally withdrew. A convention will be
held on The 18th June, al Baltimore, which
will make The breach wide and deep. Lei
the Constitutional Union party be firm,
and the South will be saved. Avoid both
Wing and Democratic Conventions; the
Conservatives ofall parties will rally as one
party and call a Convention at Washington
-fSigned) VIC. Dawson."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
ST.. Louis, April 90.

= OF. LOUIS, april 20.
Another Steamboat Explosion
steamer Prairie State ON rounding out
from the landing, at Pekin, ILL.,, between
nine and ten O'Clock, yesterday morning,
collapsed the fiues ia her larDoard boilers,
killing, scalding and wounding some twenty
persons. mostly hands and deck passengers.
sFhe boiler blew out both forward and aft,
and but for quantity of hay stored in the
engine room, the. loss would have been
much greater.
The first enginser, Wilson. was slightly
wounded, the ASSISTANT instantly killed.
The Prairie State afterwards caught fire,
but il was ex.inguished by the crew of the
Avalanche, which was on the point Of land.
Ing short distance above, and came tothe
assistance Of the Prairie State. Capt.
Sprigg ihiLk the killed and missing will
amount 10 twenty mostly Of the crew.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
Washington Rnmors Hanging Of Pi-
rates.
WAsHISeroN, April %.

3 = = - 2. 1ssAsnK.NOtO-S, ~ PITT %
There is rumor current throughout The
city that Postmasler-G General Hall will
shortly resign.
Wells. the convicted murderer, was TO-
day conveyed TO bis cell in the Penitentia>
ry. Crowds OF paople surrounded the gal-
lows which had been erected for his exe-
,cution previous to the commutalion Of his
sentence by the President, all the morning.
unaware, apparently, that the criminal
was no, TO be executed. rs
The execution Of the two convicted pi.
rates took place at Richmond, to-day, at
the appointed hour. a.
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"A CLEReYMAN.-An old and valuable
subscriber, has sent us certificate from:
one Of his Parishioners, which he wishes
published for the benefit Of his neigbbors,
and the community at large. 1t states on
authority that needs no confirmation, the
particulars Of remarkable cure from
Ayers Cherry Pecioral, an article we have
already taken occasion TO notice, and which
We have reason 10 believe is worth notice.
This sufferer had been reduced very low
from the effects Of a Cold and Cough,
caused by over exertion at a ERE, nearly
three years since, and from which il was
evident to his friends that hi. was fast bass
tening to q premature gsave. Many Of
the remedies Of the day and the advice of
eminent Physicians had all failed 70 afford
him relief, when he was induced 10 try the
Cherry Pecioral, which 5000 cured him.
Tho crowded slate Of our columns will not
admit the full particulars, but We earnest-
/ ly invite the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement in another part Of our paper.
Gdronieis.
4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

INJURY TO THE FRuIT.-The Southern
Ohio and Indiana papers repor. TINT most
Of the fruit-cherrics, peaches, apples,
pears-which had escaped the extreme cold
Of the past winter, has been DESTROYED by
recent frost. The Brookyihe (la.s Aduer.
tiser aays:-The loss is incalcuable. Our
present impression is that $500, 900. or Is
years Of constant horticultural application,
vii. not bring back our orchards to where
they were last summer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
the FI6sd in Virginia.
BALTIMoRE. April 23.

DhAa i'AohHs IA PIN
The Mail to.nigh. brings nothing south
of Richmond.
Papers ffom all parts Of Western Vir>
ginia continue to give details Of the dam.
age by the recent foods, which is said to
be immense Whole towns have been
swept of, and vast quantity Of produce
in warehouses, waiting transportation, has
been damaged. In Morgan County the
damageis estimated at$l00, 600. Fifteen
bridges on Parkersburg and Station turns
pike have been carried off. The railroads
troa, Cumberland to the Allegheny coal
mines are uEinjured.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
New YoRK, April 26, P. NJ.

Florida Democratic Convention on the
18th inst, nominated james E. Broome
for Governor, A. P. Maxwell lof Congress
sional Delegate, d. L. Yulee and DR.. s..
w. Spencer for delegates at large to tae
Baltimore Convention. The first resolu-
lion affirms the Virginia resolutions Of
1893; 2nd, endorses the Baltimore resolu.
lions Of 1874; Sd, deprecaies The revival of
particulars; 4th, appoints ID delegates to
the Baltimore Convention, uninstruc,ed -
No preference is expressed, but Douglas is
understood to be The first choice for Presi>
dent, and Jefferson Davis for Vice presi-
denf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
JAariira

In Brimfeld April, 22d, by B. Osborn Esq :,
Mr.. ABRAHAM STAPLES and Mrs. B E.
LINDA PHELPS all of Brimfeld. fsE
On the goth inst, by Andrew Jackson Esq,
Mr.. SAMUEL THOMPSON to Miss MIN.
ERVA LESTER Of Ravenna.
In this village on the &c inst, BY Rev. Mr..
Stubbs Doct ABNER WO0DWoRTH, and
Miss MARY ADELINE KING, all Of thi.
village. 3'5 81 $50
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CcLuMBIA, Pa. April %.

Alleged Fugit,rs Slaus K;lisd,-An
officer named snyder, from Harrisburgh,
arrested negro named Smith, and whilst
in their custody he was shot dead-whether
by accident or design we cannot say
There is great excitement here at it,
Smith. was supposed to be slave, though
living here some years. He has family.
There were quite number Of blacks pres
ent when the affair happened.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

This Democrats Of Stark county in &C
cofdance with the request Of the Central
Conlmiaec, expressed their preferences on
the Iat oil April for the mex. candidate Tor
the Presidency. Ths result in nine towns
ships was large majority for Cas'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
WoRcEsTER, Mass, A

! W WoRcEsTER, Mass, April II.
Knssuih arrived here last evening, and
as received in an enthusiastic manner. in
the presence Of an immense crowd. FIVE
thousand persons were present NJ the City
Hail, where an address was delivered by
Ex-Mayor { hapin. Kossuih replied in a
most eloquent speech. A great display Of
firs works took place on the OCCASION
About $500 Of Hungarian bonds were
sold. szzg :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
shcIff's Sale.

~
/ DY virtue Of writ of Lev Fa to me di.
ID recied and delivered from The Court oil Com,
mou Pleas of Portage county Ohio, shall expose to
sale at public venduo to tho highest bidder, at the
Court House in the town of Rsvenna on
Thursday the Goth day Of May, nest,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A III ard four
O'Clock P M of said day the following described
lands and tenamen!s TO wit:
"A part of lot No twenty four (24) in the township
OF Paris in the. county OF Portage aforesaid, and
which is bounded and described as folows: begin-
ming on the west line of said lot thirteen chans and
forty seven links south of the acrth west corner
of said LOT, thence north eighty nine and half de,
gress east twenty seyen chains and eighty three
links TO post, thence south nine degrees west
fifteen chains to post, thence south eighty nine
and half degrees west six chains to post, thence
south twenty one and haifdegrees west six chains
and thirty two links to post, thence south seven
ty one degrees west seventy five links 10 post,
thence south forty degrees west one chain and fifty
links to post, thence south eighty nine and half
degrees west fourteen chains and ninety nine links
10 theiwest line of said lot, thence north and
halfdesrees west on the west neiof said lot twenty
two chains asd osr links to the place ofbeginning,
containing fifty one acres and seventy eight huns
dredths of an ofland as surveyed by Harris,
Esq., together with the Grist Mill, Saw Mil, and
/ other machinery and fixtures thereto attached and
the appurtenances unto said land belonging, in
cluding water power. stzs.s5ss F..,ss
Taken in execution wherein Mary Philpot, Rob-
ert J Price apminisIators, William Philpot de-
ceased and Elisha Garrett, were respondents, and
Williams C Otis was complainant. a = a
JAMES W0ODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff . Office, Portage County,
--t ly z5iE 500 April u. A. d. 1889. -fs
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]Diirl.


In Warren on the 12th inst, Of dropsy Mrs
LYDIA CARTER, wife Of Salmon Carter, Of
Ravenna, aged 70 years.
In Reotstown, April 2sd, of consumptios,
Mrs. JANE WILLIAMS, daughter Of Ma.
than Sanford, aged 81 years,
In Rootstown on the 18th iEst., LUCINDA l.
daughter Of William ]. and Lavinia B. Sanford,
aged 10 years. $50 ra4fss,s. zsssss.se, 81
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

The A6ofstion Excitement IN Grayson
County, Ka.--A Court Dispersed 6u a
Mob. I've mentioned q few days ago thai
much excitement existed 10 Grayson coun-
sty, Va, against certain parties suspected
OF being aboliiionists, and thnt Judge Brown
was unable to hold the county court Ia con.
sequence of the resignation Of the clerk,
and his inability to secure another. Ii now
appears the court was dissolved by mob viz
olence, the particulars Of which are thus
detailed in a letter from Carroll county 70
the Lynchburgh Virginian:
"After the execution Of the negroes in
that county, some time ago, who had been
excited 10 rebsllion by certain Me,hodist
preacher by the ma me Of Bacon, Of which
you have heard, the citizens held q meetinp
and instituted a sort of inquisition, 10 find
ont, il possible who were tho accomplices
of said Bacon. Suspicion soon rested on d
man by the name Of Cornut, and on being
charged with being an accomplice, he ac.
knowiedged The fact, and declared his inten.
lion Of persevering in the cause; upon
which he was severely lynched. Cornut
then instituted sun against, the parties. who
afteFwnrds held meeting aud passed reso-
lulions, notifying the court and lawyers not
to undertake The case upon pain Of a coat
Of tar and feathers. The court, however,
convened at tho appointed time, nnd true TO
their promise, band Of armed men march.
ed around the court house, fred their guns
BY platoons, and dispersed the court in con-
fusion. There was no blood shed. This
county and the county Of Wyth hnye hell
meetings and passed resolutions, sustaining
ibe citizens of Grayson.' y ..., -, :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

Also the accounts of the following Guardians.
Darius Dsvi., Guardian to volna Rogers.
Samuel NJ Barber, do do Peter > Bsrber.E
Lyman Bryant do A!orzo WheelockI& ais.
J C Harmon do Marshal D Boney others
Solomon Gre6emire do Sophronia Grimes q ais.
Attest LUTHFR BROWN,
ss s'f Probate Judge.
Ravenna, April Is, 1852. 5w359
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
FARM FOR SALE.

IsHE Sabserbef offers his farm for safe susaled
one mile AID fourth iron '. tr, ifds
Ne'sen center. containing tnne hundred acres ut
1and, we'll iftimbered and wssertd, with Rsed neve-
tatiing spring Of water in every Ioi and large
watering tfusghs near the barn. Good ba.id,rep,
convenient ,or dairy, two good orchards, aBd r,r-
siy-t"n head of young raite, Two and three year>
old; Ave torses, mach,re IN the ~ood-heyev that
viii cut one bnadred CO DIS OF stnve wpad IN 6ae
day with ooe hnrse, and machine in the btfu4th.S
will ihrcsh and cut five hundred bushels Of s,rsw
fine for FEEDING in day with one horse ara or Q
man TO tend il. The farm wilI be sold wtb or With
ou tho stock or machinery.
. W. II. STOWE.
Nelsnn. Mach I1rh 1889. 4ws56.
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New Paint Shop.

HHHE undersigned 10 prepared TO do all work In
/ i his line with nea.ness and prom ptitude-such
as Ornamental, Sign, Carriage and House Painting.
Shop over Woodruff, . Blacksmith Shop. The un-
dersgned pledges that his work shall give satisfac-
ton, and respectfully asks share OF public pat.
ronage. L. d. DAkRoW.
Ravenna. April 20, 1883.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
sarah Rristoi's Estate.
Notice

Notice
rs hereby given that a petition will be presented
before The Hon. Board ofEommissioners Of Por.
lage county, al their regular session in June ne1t
praying for The vacation of a certain county road
in the township of Deerfield, commencing one mile
and half west of the center, on the road leading
from Deerfield to Atwater, on the line between
lots 43 and 54, known as land owaed BY 2
Abbott and John Clark, and to run from thence due
north so as to connect the east and west center
road with the diagonal road leading rem the center
Of Deerfeld TO ihe center of Edinburgh: s
RUsSEL ABBOTT. Z
DeerfIeld, April 20, 1852. $3.50
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Observation-Disclosures Sale.

THE personal property Of Charlie. Fisher, late o
ShaIersville, deceased, will be sold at public
veudue, at the iate residence of the said Charles
Fisher, in ShaIerssilie, commencing on the 10th
day of April D 1852, at ten O'Clock A NJ and
continue on from day to day until all sold. The
property consists of one pair of four years old
matched horses, two cows, heller, wheat, corn
in The car, oats, hay, wheat growing the
groand, harnesses, tmo-horse wegon, huggy.wsgon,
plows, chains, drsg, sled, tsllow, beans, clover
seed, and other articles too numerous to mention.
credit will be given of nine months for all sums
over three dollars, with TWO approved securities.
Notes 10 draw interest.
sILAs ELDRInGE, Administrator.
Shalersville, March 9Th, 1857.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

Tho friends of Fillmore, sins the city of
New York, who are favorable to his re-
sciec.ion TO the Presidency. are taking steps
4or 4 grand denomination to come off At an
early dAy. q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03
Probate Notice

NIOTICE 10 hereby gwen to all persons interert,.
IN ed, that the Executors and Administrators on
me following E.tates, have presented to the Court
Probate Tor the County Of Portage in the State of
Ohio, their several scttiement accounts which are
placed on file in the office of the Judge OF said
Court, ard continued for tho inspection and excep-
ton of all persons interested until the fifteenth day
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-03

I'M and after Thursday The first day cf pril next
W the Express Tram will leave Cleveland daily,
Sundays exeepted) at o'clock A NJ for Wells
vile, and stopping at way stations. will arrive at
Hudson at 1922 A NJ. connecting with the Akron
Branch Rail Roai; at Ravenna III A NJ, connect
ing with Wards Line of four horse Troy coaches,
running between Warren and Wooster; At lliance
l2-I5P NJ, connecting with the Ohio and Penn
sylvania rail road, and at $40 NJ, connecting
with the new and splendid steamer, Forest City,
arriving at Pittsburgh the same evening.
The express train will also leave Wellsvile at
12 nj for Cleveland connecting with the steamer
which leaves Pittsburgh the same morning, and
arrives at Alliance at 2 As r NJ, connecting with
the Ohio nd Pennsylvania rail road; Mt Hudson
4-36 NJ, connecting with the Akron Branch rail
road, and arrive at Clevela land at r NJ. in time
for the steamboats, on the Lake. z4-
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by o & r
R, $400 sss
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by way OF
Wellsvile 50 so
Passengers will be tcketed through by way Of
Wellsyille. "a. 50 r.
AN .4CCOjM.MOD TRAIN
will commence running, from and after Monday.
April 18th; leaving Ravenna at O. clock A NJ and
arriving at Cleveland at 81 o'clock M-and re-
turning will leave Cleveland at 81 P NJ and arrive
IT Ravenna at 81 P M. h.
GEORGE ROBINSON.
March 90, 1852 "a .ts5 ll63-t
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Michigan Central Railroad.
- 1852. -

CLEVELAND AND DETROIT LINE,
To connection with the Cleveland and Cincinnati
: r. R., Cleveland and Erie r.. R., Cleveland and
Z Pittsburgh r. r., and Michigan Central R. R.
PASSENGERS will be ticketed through from any
point on Lake Michigan TO Cleveland, Cincin-
natl and Pittsburgh, and from either Of those places
to any poini on Lake Mlchigsn.
This line will be composed of two new low pres,
sure steamers built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND. Capt. c. Z. STAEARD.
FOREST CITY..,......... spt l.. A. FIERCE.
A boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, and De-
trot for Ceveland every evening at 81 O'Clock, ar
rving in both cities the following morning in season
for the morning train Of for Chicsgo, Cincinnati
ala Pittsburgh, and for the Lake Superior, and Sag
NAV Boats at Detroit. They will run |. ON Cleve
land in the following order:
aa FOREST CITY.
Monday. Wednesd ~ ........ FRIDAY
CLEVELAND.
9 Tuesday. Thursday. 80. Saturday
And will leave Detroit: g
CLEVELAND.
Monday. w cdnesday. ..t... Friday
FOREST CITY
3 Tuesday. .... Thursday. ......, Saturday
The undersigned are prepared 10 make contracts
for all kinds Of freight IRON Cleveland to Detroit,
MacEinaw, Ssut Ste Marie, Saginaw, and all ports
on Lake Michigan. The
OCEAN, CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS
will compose the line until tho boats are ready
/ ls AGENTS. @7s<
c. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, r.. z.
/ PITMAN, TRoWBRIDGE + JONES, Detroit.
apr22 ~ 360f
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Take Notice.

NTHEREAS my wfe Susan has let my he'd and
w board without just csuse or provocation, this
10 TO caution all persons against trusting her my
account, az will pay debts of her contracting
aficr this date. WARREN COTTON.
RnoiaoWn April u. 1851