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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16
WAVERLY HOUSE,
EFoRMERLy KNOWN AS TIE BEAUMoNr.l

DY GEO. A. KELLENBERGER, corner of Ontario and
ID Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio. as 49,
Its location the pleasant and healthy in Ceve-
land and the central and business part the CITY,
has been completely repaired and renovated and the whole
better,
large class of the trading and travelling public long
felt the needof good comfortable, dollar per day House
This want is supplied by the Wavery House, which
gives good accommodations and entertainment the
dollar and half Houses. Come. try and be convinced.
Hacks and Stages call at this House day passen
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland, January 81, 1853. 396-tf
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Sale of Real Estate by order of the
Court.

ON the 18th day February, A. D. 1851 between the
~ of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and4 O'Clock p M the premi
in Mantua shall sell highest bidder the following
the property of Paetah Bard decd to witt Situate
in Mantua township in the county Portage and State of
lilo, and is known by being part Number boun-
ded as follows Beginning at post and stones and run south
e9o SO minutes east three chains, s links post thence
South 35 minutes So chains SIS links thence
North 86 degrees 40 minutes east three chains 9a links
post thence South 35 minutes west chains IS links post,
thence so links post in the centre of the road thence South
e6 degrees 40 minutes Wes chains and rs links post in
the of the road thence North 35 minutes East 50 links
to the place of beginning containing fifteen of land
subject to the of the Widow of said Peletah Bard
deceased. Terms of sle onehird when the deed deliv
cred and the balance in equal annual payments with
terest. OSMAN FERRIS,
Administrator of Pelatiah Bard, deceased.
Mantua, January 18th, 1853. 393-4w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16
QUARTER BALL.

MIA THE Closing Ball of Mr.. Slows Dancing School, in
@a NY Edinburgh will be held at the House of Z. Stow,
sAfE3Ig Wednesday, the second of March, The House
s will be arranged expressly for the occasion. every
part of H two suppers will be seryed-one
at 2 O'Clock Preparations will be made for all dis
posed to attend All articles put my hands house will
be returned or paid for ELIAKIM STOW.
Edinburgh, Feb. IL, 1853. 39s-aw
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEADS!!

DECEIVED this morning case Beebe (spring style) Hat
IN They the handsomes Hat which has been
five years. Bell crowned finish and durability
be exeeled They not '2a' high. Warrants
not to cut in the eye. Call and them.
feb 16 JAMES TWITT.
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II Office.

NOTICE hereby given all qualified Electors of
- Township that meeting will be held in Ravenna, at
9oeloc A M. Tuesday, the ls day of March, 1853, up
the site of the New Town Hail. to take into consideration
the loaning OF for the erection of the Town Hall this
season. WILLIAM PlTMAN,i r-,..,o
E. A. BABCoCK, Atust'eS
Ravenna, Feb. 9th, 1853 391-3w
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From Mexico.
New ORLEA

New ORLEANS, Feb. 12.
The brig Lucy, from Vera Cruz, brings later
dates from the city Of Mexico.
On the 21st of January, after the summary re-
lection by Cevalos, of the Mexican Congress,
eiyhteen of its members assembled at private
house, and commenced plans by mpeaehing Ce-
valos, and electing Osoris the present Governor
of Puebla, as President ad interim. 0soris how
ever, refused to accept the offer.
The garrison of the city of Mexico, had pro-
nounced in favof Of the plan of Guadeljora,. and
recognized Cevalos as President. Other cities
had followed the capital plan. <&
The Sigzo says the'reyolution is ended, and that
the plan of Guadeljora is now the political zenith
OF the whole country. @s2..
Gen. Beno the Minister of Wars has sent a
message to Gen. Ulraga, urging him to come i'm
mediat:ly to the Capitol, as no ministry will be
formed until after his arrival.
The Siglo says It is reported that Gen. Ulraga
had intimated willingness to recognize Cebalos
as the Executive ad interim, and also the present
Congress, on condition that they reform the Con-
sttution.
Cetalos issued proclamation on the Oath,
opening the ports of Mazatlan, Tampico, Vera
Cruz, Camera and Gaudelas.
Telegraph dispatches from Vera Cruz state that
when the steamer Albatross arrived at that port,
the greatest joy was manifested by the citizens,
under the supposition that Santa Anna was pas
senger by her.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16
Probate Court.

NOTICE hereby given to all persons interested that the
IN Executors and Administrators the following estates,
have presented to the Court Of Proba in and for the county
of Portage in the State of Oho their settlement
counts which placed file in the office of the Judge of
said Court and continued for the inspection and exception Of
all nterested until Tuesday the 2nd day of Febr
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DISSOLUTION

THE coParnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed is hereby dissolved by mutual agreement The
business of the firm will be settled Factory by
of the parties and all persons having accounts requested
to settle before the first day Of April next
JAMES McELWAIN,
GEORGE McELWAIN,
BERNARD w. ARNOLD.
RayeEna, February 9th, 1853. 39S-tf
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sllalcrsyilie Institute

yJNHE winter Term of this School will commence
Wednesday, February 10TH under the control of its
present Teachers Mr.. J. X. PICKETT,
Principal.
Miss S. o. PICKETT,
Superintendent of the Ladies' Department.
Mrs. Z. S. STEVENS,
f.b9 a97-3w Teacher Of Music.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16

So
number notices the extraordlnary emigration
which is at this time pouring INTO the western
portions ofthat State It says that not less thar
hse pas9oe ~ ~.
h'eaa'e y,clnay wss,'a 8 ssssA y 'Ws's e1ss
Is. noa0ao', assslnse = De one Q ene greases
- d;s.snt ner;,5 'N = -, $50 - ~
la, s ;,i;,r,,, nora nonden
orfba Rslt;mare S,a ~ bs.ltb of the Hon
Roberf S. yv,1sar'; .ha,rl,, ;uorov;nq and that
ha,,to ,,,,ors ,,,,;oh =. into the newsnaners
.ba,t Fl. .ro .,t;,ol, y, ,f,,ndad
ti.I,ars,,.;I, %, rive ms slatcb Of b;s
t,,,r t,,rorob gE,ro,es #
will no 5 work Of the HIGHEST interest to both
be.n,;sa. bbaras. 81. IS
s,TuF yrI.I ar f.srSEFR ar yVAsH1yeroE.-A pc
ttan wis suresarfea = stbe syiruina legislature
ON Tnesdau. from, A fired Moss. clerk OF the coun
,v cort If Fu;ra him to carry out Of
the conronwealth the original will Of General
George Washington. for the purpose of having
it litosraped, accompanied by letter approba-
tory thereof from G. w. Parke Custis, Esq, the
sole surviving executorof Ger. Washington.
despatch IN the. New York papers saws: MIR.
pierce,s cabinet has been formed. The author
;,n e.. i, r,a b.va
not vet traispired.
rho T.s...,.a. $ I, ;,,at Is aown nm
o, tho Monnt pleasant Ra,,a, an Friday last. and
a.,o
,rbom.s Hsrsn IS fsevorpor Of fbe Rank Of
no'las -, ~ : -
formation n The price and value Of pold must soon
be made. He SAYS that the astonishing richness
ofsthe mines in Australia must soon begin to be
fe1talI over the world.
NEW. JERsEY sEsAroR.-The Hon. JoHs R.
THosrsos, of. Princeton, has been elected U, s..
senatorfrom New Jersey, in place of Com, sMocK-
TON, resigned, Mr. T. is one of the most decided
Democrats in New Jersey, and will make an able
and influential Senator. We believe he is a
brother-in-law of Com. SrocSToN, who, it is ru-
rnored, will be appointed Secretary Of the Navy.
Fhe amount OF contributions to the Washlng-
ton National Monument from January 80 to fep-
ruary Sd, was S2,452 86; expenditures during the
same time, So OBS %
The GuBA QUEsrIoN AND DAksWnR.-tJnde the
above caption, the London Punch puts the fol-
lowing ysry pertinent paragraph:-
ssfueh agitation prevails in Cuba, where eve
fyoouy z a'iA'oa,.yz asf.'' ila' nsN'. :
ln's ehe eoo1 iep's = soauian . -Aii'''N0u' =
'io iNHus @ lle
which appointment he has accepted. Z
=, ,n,,, s; II, = i, a ,a o,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16

49, DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House on Mon
ES day afternoon and Tuesday, 21st and s2nd March,
See advertisement in another column.
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HAY KNIVES.

NEW supply of the above articles has this day been re
"A ceived, which for durability and beauty of finish, canno
be surpassed Also, mincing cook and awknives,
rey article ali which will be sold cheap cheap
e rms
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16
BfOad-AxeS.

nFA Joner's manufacture received this day. Also
Bench and Choppipg Axes, warranted to give satisfac
on which will be sold cheaper than they be bought at
the Manufactory E. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16

AN INDIAN CAPTIVE RETURNED.-A son of Mr..
Chubbs of:Adrian Michigan, who was stolen by
Indians fourteen years ago, when he was only
six years old, returned to his father near Detroit
lately. Itappears he was sold by his captors to
another tribe, who Subsequently re-sold him to a
different tribe; that he married the daughter of an
Indian chief, and that, having adopted their GUS
toms he is aboultsto 90 back to them.z
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Notice.

Ii persons owing by nets having unsettled accounts
n with the subscribers requested to call settle the
same without further notice. ~ 4
s:s-5sF s.A. & R. A. sGILLETT,
Ravenna. January %, 1859. .zsz--es
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Settle UP.

LII persons indebted to DIR. J. H. Gurs either by Note
~ Book Account, requested to call and settle the
same before the first of May next. J. H. CURTISS.
Deerheld, January %, 1853. 396-3w
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Esther Tiiden's Estate.

Esther Tiiden's Estate.
IN pointed and qualified executor the estate of Esther
Tilden late of Hiram Portage County deceased
Dated at Hiram this 9TH day of Jaduary 1853.
Ss ZEB. RUDOLPH.
FEBRUARY. Cd 1853. ...--....l- 1885,
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HurrlrA.

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. John Burnett, Mr. GEORG
w. BABCoCK and Miss HARRIET A. REEDER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16
Mill saws.

JUST received at the New Hardware sore few of those
- celebrated Cast steel Muely Saws, of Warra
manufacture. Also, supply of Saws from
81 to feet of the best quality which offered prices
cannot fail to suit for ready pay.
jan 10 E. T. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-16

Another miners convention is proposed
San. Francisco Markets-Flour has declined;
American $4,000 $500; Barley Ss,25; Mess
Pork $500; Mess beef S25oo; Hams $4,000.
Butter has advanced to 43; Lard 20.
The San Francisco ships Souter Johnny and
Zenobia, from New York, are out, the former
l4o days, and the latter 219 days,
Governor M'Dcugall came passenger on the
Philadelphia.
The Golden Gate has arrived at Panama, but
the Winfield Scott has not yet been heard from.
The health on the Iathmus is good
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

THIS Lniment such universal satisfaction the
public triumphant in the sprans burns
old sores broken breast rheumats piles and pains
part of the body has driven the other Lniinens
the market known And good it eonsan
ly performing in the of poll evil sprains founder
scratches cracked all like diseases Horses
it the best Liniment in use.
{ For sale by l. SWIFT.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
rEHE friends of Temperance of Ravenna Township are
quested to meet at the NJ L. Church, in this village
Tuesday the 22nd n organize separate and distinct
socatons, with the usual officers Ladies' and Gonemens
Temperance Association. The Ladies will meet at O'Clock
p M, the Gentlemen att O'Clock 1t is desired that every
friend of the will be present. ALBERT AUSTIN,
Vice Prest of Temperance League of Ravenna Township.
ESTATE OF GARRET C. VAN WAGNEN.
OTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has ap
~ pointed and qualified Administrator the estate of
Garret c. Van wagner, late Manua Poage county, Ohio
deceased. ALONZ0 w. VAN WAGNEN.
Maptua, Feb. "A, 1853. 39e-*3w
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New ORLEss, Feb. 10.

- NEW. .URLENS, TED. IU.
The Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys are
still flooded, and thera is much distress among
the miners. The roads in many place are iin-
passible. Flour is reported as at $l,oo per
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Notice.
Ii persons indebted to the firm of Rowell Co., either
N by Note Book Account, requested to call the
undersigned and make Immediate payment.
HOWELL & BROTHER.
Ravenna, Jan. 10th, 1853.
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,

TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR THE
YEAR 1853.
l,OOO Dollars Year.
yXTANTED, IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE UNITED
w STATES active and enerprising men, to engage in
the sale of the best books published the country
To of good address, possessing small capital of from
S25 to $780, will be oFed as to enable them
to make from So to So day profit.
1.-THE Books published by all useful in their charac-
extremely popua and command large sales wherever
they offered.
For further particulars, address, postage paidJ
ROBERT SEARS, Pun
1S1 William Street, New York.
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puMp CHAINS

| : > I
nNE and oneourth II inch of the best quality with
" pine tubing and cranks and rollers completes lowp M
sos,a fs,-szs5ar p - hlsT T RIcHARpsoNs.
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SECOND ARRIVAL.

TINE subscribers are receiving their second stock
Fall and Winter Goods and have the pleasure of Of
eng their of the largest stocks of Goods
ever brought to sold Portage. The day Of selling Goods
large profits has passed. and to sell ssbg pe and Sat
small profits, is the motto, would merely say, hapt
the Goods and let those who may favor with CALL testify
as to prices. nov29 & PRENr1ss.
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For Sale.

For Sale. .e
ONE horse Lumber Wagon, second hand. Also-l se
~ Double Harness. Enquire of S. RAWSoN.
Rayenna, January 26, 1853. 1894.
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)
New HAMPsHIRE DEMocRAcy.-The Democ-
racy of Gen. Pierce's District have lately nomi-
mated George A. Morrison as candidate for Com
gress: They adopted, in convention, the follow
ing resolutions: - s3s
Resolped, That Gen. Franklin Pierce, the Pres
ident elect by his patriotism and long and active
devotion to the welfare of his country-by his
wisdom IN peace and gallantry in war, as well as
by the long list of social virtues by which his life
has been adorned-has gained place in the great
heart Of the nation, where the foul breath of ca
hmny and deraction will never again dare to as
sail him. .:ga95s 81
Resozued, That the timid and vaseiflating poll
ey of the present national administration in regard
to our foreign relations, is unbecoming the power
of our government and the spirit of our people;
andwhiIe upon the great highway Of nations. we
claim the respect due to that flag which was nev-
er unfurled for injustice nor humbled in disgrace
we alsoeordially endorse the resolutions recently
introduced into the Senate BY General Cass, re-
aairming the prerogative of the. United States te
exercise controlling influence upon the affairs q
the American continent. asss
-
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Land for Sale.
Settle Up.

E subscribers believing for the interest of custom
well own, to settle year, and desi
ring make nrarable rule request all having Bool
accounts call and settle the sane either by note
payment. jan 10 c. d ]. C. PRENTIss.
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UdOIphe WoIfc's Schiedham
AROM SCHNAPPS

A SUPERATIvE Tonic, duretc, anti-dyspeptc and In
n vigoraing Cordial, recommended by the Physicians
throughout United States i manufactured by the pro-
petor Schiedam, in Holland process peculiar 70 his
factory 1t is altogether tanseendant in its cordial and
medicinal properties any Holland Gin heretofore known
For sale at Burrows READY PAY STORE.
HE highest market price will be paid in cash for Pork
i Franklin Mills BURROWS.
rINHE highest market price paid for Sheep Pelts at
i Franklin mills. BUTToH,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13
THE CHINESE MISSION.

From letter published in the New York
Herald of Sunday, there seems to be little
doubt that this mission has failed-faiied en-.
tirely-and chiefly, according TO the view ia.
ken Of the subject by the Commissioner. Mr.
Humphrey Marshall, through the instrumen
tality of Commodore Aulick, the commando,
OF the American naval forces in the Chinese
seas. The conduct of that officer, if be cor.
rectiy reported benays degree of s,un;d
Jealousy, the like of which we never heard 81
before, and which ought, unquestionably to
occasion his recall.
Mr.. Marshall, it appears, in the latter mart y
January, Commodore Aulick being then AZ
sent ON cruise to Manila, proceeded in III
Saratoga to Whampoa, and thence to Cantor
~ There he opened communication with th
Chinese Commissioner Sue, preparatory /
reiiyering the autograph letter Of the Pres
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

les TOR the lain inst.
COMMERCE OF RIcHMoND.-We subjoin GU
weekly report of the shipping of Richmond by sal
vessels.
Imports from May 5th to May 10Th.
254 bales Wool
2l75 bols Lime
"a bbls Mexican Guano
127 bbls Tar
267 hhds Sugar
1872 bbs Molasses
1905 bbls and half bbls Herrings and Mackerel
3I5 kits Mackereli
IS bbls Apples
372 boxes Dry Goods.
SO tons Plaster
1872 tons Guano
163 tons Anthracite Coal
562 boxes Candles
II peaping and Moving Machines
10 Thraehing and Tanning do
3055 casks Salt
81 crates Earthen and CHS Ware
81 Bureaus and Cabinets
3l5 bundles Rocking and other Chairs
IS Sofas and Divans
207 bbls Rum
305 bbls Whiskey
125 tons Pig Iron
272, 600 It Plank and other Lumber
Exports from May 5th to May 10th.
s025 boxes, three quarter boxes and cases To
bacco
21,500 bushels Coal
AZ hhds Cow H7'r
80 tons Scrap Iron
100 tons Bar Iron
1886 bushels Shorts and Bran
81 bales Flannes
l Engine
1868 bBs Flour
253 hhds Tobacco
AZ toms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

sSSgyyzzzz NOTICE.-The members OF UNION
A2LXZ SECTION, No e6, Cadets of Temperance
z0S are earnestly requested to attend regular
@1gsNS meeting of their section, on This IF riday,
Evening, at * O'Clock.
full turn out is desired, as business of impor-
lance will be brought before tn meeting.
BY order of the Section.
ROBERT Z. RICHARDSON,
my 13-1t* Secretary pro tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

Mr. Rix Jordan, storekeepsr ct Hampton, deposed
to selling Gouldmsn knife similar to the one ex-
hibited In court. Did not sell him any pistol
The examination here closed, and the case was
submitted to the jury without any argument from
counsel on either side. The jury retired, and after
. few minutes absence, returned with verdict Of
mot guilty" Gouldmau was then discharged from
custody amid the earnest congratulations of his
friends and the spectators of the trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken the
LS Tailoring stand near the Old Market, just va.
Gated by Mr. Jas Livingston, over A Bodeker Esos
new Drug Store, opposite to Messrs Van Lew e.
Tayor's, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he is prepared to accemmo
date them In his line. Those who may wish to
have Garments made to order, which for fit. stvle
neatness and durability OF workmanship, cannot be
excelled If equalled, in this city or elsewhere, on
as moderate terms would do well to giye him
call, as they may feel assured Considering the
times) that they will receive more than an eouiya.
lent for their money. THOS. D WALLACE.
No 10 Main street, Richmond, Va, up stairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

BOUND OvER.-Dennis Murphy was on yes.er.
day bound over by the Mayor in the of 800
to keep the peace towards Mrs Mary Duffy, whom
he assaulted on Sunday evening last. A witness
for the accused testified to the fact that Mrs d.
threw bowl and glass at Murphy before she was
struck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

lNsoLENT.-Mark, slave, for running from
and being insoent to Waterman Scale, about fort
night since, was ordered by his Honor yesterday
25 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

UNLAWFUL AssEnBLAGE.-John Depz,er, Sr,
was on yesterday fined $40 and costs for permit.
ting an unlawful sssemblage of ten negroes at bis
store On Cary street. on the Goth April last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

APPOINTMENT MIR. Thomas ]. Randolph,
Jr., has been appointed, by Col. Crozet, resi-
dent engineer on the Blue Ridge Railroad, in
the place of Mr.. A. Nj. Dupuy, who has been
engaged upon the Covington and Ohio Road
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

AssAuLr.-Sarah Fortune, a free negress, on yes
terday received ten lashes for assaulting anothe
negress named Mary Ann Stubs, on Monday even
ing last,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

HASTINGS CoURT--There was but one crmina
case of note before this Court yesterday. VIM.
w. Newman and w. r. Johnson were severally
fined S22 so and costs each, for assaulting free
negro some weeks since near the Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

WoRMLEY SENTENcED.-John s. Wormley
convicted of the murder of A T. Robiou In August
1851, has been sentenced by Judge Nash to be huns
on the oath of June pext
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

NEW PUBLIcATIoNs.-We have received from
Messrs B. ]. Eddins & Co., No 104 Broad street.
copies of Barnum's and GleasoA's Pictorial Week.
lies for the 18th inst
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THE WEEKLY pIsPATCt

For Friday, MAY Is is ready and TOR sale ~ ,he
Office Its contents embrace fuil parhculafss -
Dream a truthful sequel to Uncle Toms Cso'n, he
report of the trial of mutineers proceedn, taregn
Blues Dinner interesting editorials; Ia'e &c Price
S cenfs ner sinRle cory q per annum IN aoNH"ee'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

70 AT Meeting of the COEnciI of the,
City OF Richmond, held April 18th, 1853 it was
RESOLVED, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed to take the of the freeholders oftbe
city on the question, whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond may subscribe to the
stock OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company. A
Company incorporated for work of internal i'm.
provement in this State, part OF which coustruc.
ted in and near this city, amount not exceeding
two hundred thousand dolIars--that the time Of
holding the poll be Monday the 23d day of Nav.
1885, aud that this resolution be published for one
month, and afterwards until the day OF the poll In
at least two newspapers of the city.
copy: WIN. T. SHEPPARD, C. c. r.
ap 20-dt23dMaY