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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30
Notice.
SherIT,s Sale.

DY virtue of writ of fer facas to directed and delv
ID cred from tie Court of Common Pleas of Cleveland,
Cuyaoga Co., Ohio, shall expose to sale at Public VendHe,
the Court House, the town of Ravenna, Saturday the
ed of Ar next between the hour often O'Clock and
O'Clock P NJ of said day. the following descrlbod lands
and tenemens subject to the dover right of Frances Swaze
wits tract of land situated in the township of Deerfed
in southeast of Lot No. thirty -four @ ands boun
ded follows: Beginning at the south side of the Mhonng
low water mark thence South the East line of the
Southeast of said lot being Chains and
ninety links thence West along the line of said across the
River adjoining land of A. Ety. nineteen chains and six
Inks thence North West chains and
links the East side of the River thence along the various
Of said River low water mark to the place of be-
ginning, containing eighteen and hundred and for
nne perches of land less Taken in execution
the property of John Swayze at the suit of Samuel Neey-
Apprasedat $4,000. JAMES WOODARD Sheriff,
By GEORGE HERIFF, Deputy.
SHERIFF OFFICE, PORTAGE County,
February 18th, 1853 ! 399-5w
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THE TAPE WORM ,

This is the difficult Worm to destroy OF al that nfest
human system, grows to almost indefinite length be-
coming cocd and astsned in the ntesnes and stomach
eEeeting the health sadly ST. Vus dance,
&C., those afflicted seldom suspect that h TAPE
WoaM fastening them carly In order destroy
Worm, very energetic treatment must be pursued It
would therefore be proper take six eight Liver Pills
us 10 all obsucons that the Worm Syrup may act
direct upon th hWorm which must be taken In
table soonsuIs three tmesa day. these directions followed,
known 10 fail in curing the most obstinate
OF TApR -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30
New Family Grocery,
PROVISION And VARIETY STORE,

IN THE ROOMS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY H. L. 6 r. DAT,
Collins Block, Main Street.
HHE undersigned receiving we'll selected stock OF
Family Groceries and Provisions which they prepared
dispose OF at low prices Our experience in this trade will
enable us to offer purchasers articles Of the best quat! and
at satisfactory rates. All articles warranted.
The following comprises portion of our stock:
Coffee. Fish.
Rio, Laguira, Java. Cod Fish, Mackerel, Trout
Teas. Whitefsh, Piekeral Herring.
Young Hyson, Imperial, Gun TODaccOs
Powder and Black. full assortment.
Sugar e. MOlaSSeS. segars, do
Orleans, Havana, Crushed, Bacon, kc.
Powdered, Loaf. b. H. CoflHams Shoulders Sausaees
fee, Stuart Syrup, N. Orleans Dried Beef Porn Tongue
"oiassos' Sundfies.
c, ,rSYs1cS. Soap, Candles, Ropes, Corda-
namon Aspice, Pepper Mace ffoJgo Ros;3 Soda Creon
Fruits; &c. Tartar Sal Soda; Hemp an
Raisins, Figs, Lemons Rape Seed, Cheese, Cakes.
ges Prunes Dates Dried Crackers Powder Shot, Glue
rents, Preserved Ginger Pais Tubs Mop
dies assorted quorce Nuts handes Washboards Brooms
all kinds. Brushes, Backing, &C.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables and marketing
generally always hand pains spared to make
tablisment such that those who all
what the country and cities afford in ne Those wishing
purchase requested TO call and examine stock
prices, and share with us their patronage
N. B-Cash paid for Butter Eggs and Produce generally
| Ravenna, Aug. 10. H. w. s. e. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30

DEADY MADE ECLOTHING.-A large assortment, cheaper
IL than before sold in 1own, be found at
Ravenna, Oct 10, $50. R0WELL & BROTHER,
FTNEA! TEAL TEA lis chests of that Fifty Cent Tea, the
i best ever sold for the price, just received at
Rayenna, Oct. lS, $50. HOWELL & BROTHER.
CUGARs-New Orleans and refined also, crushed
y granuated and pulyerizeds sugars for sale at
RowELL & Co.'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30
SECOND ARRIVAL,

E subscribers receiving their second stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, and have now the pleasure of Of
ever brought to old Portage The day of selling Goods
large profits has passed. and to sell big pile and sat
small profits, is motto would merely say
the Goods, and let those who may favor with ca testify
as to prices. noy29 & ] C PRENT1ss.
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Settle Hin.

HE subscribers believing for the interest of
well as own to settle once year, and desi-
ring make inuaria6le rule request all having Book
accounts call and settle the same, either by
payment Jan 10 C. Ss J. c. sPRENTIss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30
uAV KNTVES
CHAIRS. SASH AND BLINDS.

THE subscribers, of McElwain & Arnold,
determined, Notwithstanding the reports that afoat,
to continue the business and manufacture good pine window
Sash, Blinds Doors, &c. Ao-keep for sale general
sormen of Chairs and Cabinet yiz Greean Seats
round post Windsor dining Office chairs Boston rock
ers setees &c. general assortment of bureaus, tables,
Stools bedsteads &c. Alsobedstead posts and table legs
for SALE All kinds turning done order Theaboye
will be made of good Materials experienced workmen
sold atlow figures for the Ready.
We also making preparations to put in machine for
dressing flooring, siding and dc.
McELWAIN & TURNHAM.
Ravenna, February 9th, 1852. 3H-tf
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SINCE THB FIRE!

Xc have removed to the Store OF Seth are
w daily receiving additions stock of Goods TO sup
the place Of those lost and make
We would invite purchasers call and examine stoek as
will sell goods at lower than be found elsewhere
in the County, for Ready Pay. ROWELL & BROTHER.
Ravenna, Oct. 1S, 1852.
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uoRENsACK,s LIVER PILLS

NO part OF the system lis more laDe 70 uisease man VIC
LIVER, serving filter purify the blood giving tho
proper secretion the be that any wrong action OF tho
Liver effects the other important parts q the sys and
suits yariousy in Liver Complaints Jaundee Dyspepsia,
&C. We should thereforc watch every symptom that might
posed ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by heal tho
sick Namely, 1st. AnE1PECfoRANTw which auguelis the
from Pulmonary membrane, promotes tho
discharge Of secreted matter. 3D. which
changes in noxplicabe and manner the
tone and strength the SYSTEM renewing health and
vigor to all parts of the body. 4 CATHARIlC which
acts perfect harmony with heoher Ingredients and opera
ting the bowels, and expeng the whole mass OF corrupt
and vitiate mattr and purifying the blood which destroys
discas, and restores health. 80
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Probate Notice.
Ad1llinistrator's A Sale.

an the o2nd day Of Apr A. D. 1853 between the hours OF
NJ nine O'Clock a. NJ, and three O'Clock, p. M On the
premises viii be sold to the highest bidder, the real
estate, the property Of Henry Hagerty deceased TO WIN WIN
fSuate the Township Suield, County OF fortae ha
State Ohio, by being the Nest middle o LoI
No. IS IN said Township and bounded as ioiows
thence lot line ten rods thence East sx ros
thence North rods thence West 10 rods to me place Oh pc
upne containing Of Land, being the Pottery lot
appraised atfo hundred and fifty dollars
Pyments hand and the balance inwo equal annu
al ma according to iawHUGH X. MARTIN,
= - Administrator of Henry Haggerty, deceased
- Suhield, March 23d, A. ID. 1858. 4024w
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Assignment!
subscribers, having been appointed Asgnees the
i settlement Messrs Brown & Hurbu Boot, Shoe and
Finding business benefit of their creditors anxious
to close up possible and will sale
at wholesale ret their Provision Store, large
ment of atszr
Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Euskins, Misses Shoes and
Boots, and a large variety Of Children's
Cacks, and lot of Findings.
All of which must be sold price, determined
the at Call and
Offer.
~ All persons knowing themselves indebted to them, will
please call and settle and Notes and accounts
prepared settle any time, for short PERIOD
which they puino the hands of Justice collection
.Ravenna Dec. l, 1852. Fl W SMITH & co.
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Mill Saws.

MIla saws.
TUST received New Hardware Store, few of
q celebrated Cast steel Muey Saws, of Warrall & Co.'s
manufacture. Also, supply of the Sash Saws
g. of the best quality, which offered prices thai
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay.
jan 10 49, E. L. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30
PUMP CHAINS,

ONE and oneourth and II inch of the best quality with
pine tubing and cranks and rollers complete, lowp ri
,os, ,at RICHARDSON'S.
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IMP PORTANT
10 HOUSEKEEPERS.

better and more economical than Soda
TARTAR other preparation in existence for Bakng
DURKEE's CHEMICAL YEAST, or BAKING 3alsI M Pow Pow
DE-For raising Bread, Biscuit Frcd Griddle and Johnny
Cakes Puddngs Pot-Pics Corn Bread, Sweet Cakes APP
pie Dumpngs Pastry &C., &C. This artielei one every
FAMILY, HOTEL, BOARDING HOUSE,
Eating Saloon, Ship, Steamboat, VESSEL Canal Boat &c
will nd upon careful trial. to be the thing needed
| cry single day of their existence.
Its important advantages the old system,
l. 1t the expense of milk eggs, shorening spoiled
bread the trouble and expense of procuring good yeast
water only being necessary.
g No time is equiredfo the dough to rise before baking
consequently bread may be made in a few minutes
3. cook always depend upon having, light sweet,
tender and paabe bread and biscuit whether the -four be
Of the best quality or not
Bread made this process much nutritious,
sier DIGESTION better fitted for weak stomach, sweeter,
whittier and lighter, than when made with yeast.
The bread made by fermentation does not afford the
nourishent the system, that does when
made with this compound because the vegetable acid contain
in fermented bread the action of the gas
c fluid upon it, and Consequently part only to nour-
the body while the acids tend to produce dyspepsia and its
attendant evils
This article has been thoroughly tested, and is universally
liked When used according the directions is warranted
to suit. : -
~ Be careful to ask for DURKEE'S BAKING POW
DER and take oher and will not be deceived Prn-
Office, 139 Water New York Sold by the best
groeers and druggists generally. 40l-3moS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30
New Books.

NORTHWOOD; or Life North and South, showing the char
acter of both, by Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale, Illustrated
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, proof that Blacks White-a
sequel to s'Uncle Toms Cabin''-a thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, or Memoirs of Fugitive.
JUDGE HURLBURT0N'S Yankee Stories with Illustrations
comic and mirh- provoking work.
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY unabridged and all the abridg-
ments of this great work.
Also general assortment of Standard, Miscellaneous and
Juvenile works. constantly hand and for sale cheap,
Rayenna, Nov. Is, 1852. Halls Book STeRE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30

BAY STATE SHAWLS.
AIDES, you who are in want of Shawl had best
IL stop in and look ut some at HORR'S
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CARRIAGES.

nj d. CLARK & Co., have the largest and best assortmen
OF Carriages before offered Portage county,
sstng of Carotees Prince Abers Extension slide
standing and variety for beauty and
ence all of which will be sold low and favorable terms.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine quail
tiles and prices, and judge for themselves and whether
there is any indueement for them to trade with
Shop on Main street, east of tho public square.
Rayenna, March &c. 1852. 357
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-30

HHOSE you who desirous of purchasing win
j. ter dress and one that will please, will find for your
terestto cali the subscribers who opening uery
large Stock of Dress Goods consisting of beautiful
STYLES of Persian Cloths DeLaincs 1hbets, Merenoes De-.
Nov. a3d, 1852. C, & &c. PRENTISS.
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Pamphlet Literature

HE best and largest assortment Pamphlet Leratnrc
entertaining and unexcepionable in tone and influence,
embracing works from the pen Of T. s. Arthur, Mrs. Grey,
Miss Pickering, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Mowa Charles Lever and
be found at nov.16. HALLs Book sToRE.
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Fifty Tons of Marble,

Settle Up.
Ii persons indebted to Dr. J. H. Curss, either by Note
n Book Account requested to call and settle the
same before the first of May next. j. II. CURTISS.
Deerfeld, January %, 1858. 396-3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

him and should Justify by the example OF is m'aypiep
srations the most scsndaous sets OF r.p'ne 'ns' 70
atter pied in the world Bot the evinencs y,
hardly he refuted and while the language ." rnhc su
chis of becomes more threatening at C"nsanun"oN We
lesyp that the nights above Odetsaae rro""eu WIN trooP
and the ponto are collected 10 O. oss 'ne 90
n vas one Of the deplorabe COM eguences wh'ch We
e,s. AZ the tine OF the last revolution in France AMI
he .xtncon of Govsrnm NJ 70 that country tha the
49, ~ The two great nations OF Western Europe, chose
4, q. nee and STE dast resolution had often
nrocted the rgh Of the weak and the hopes of the hbsr
n cause coud No longer be relied and Louis Napoleon
ell evinced his intention Of following separate and in
densudeni line Of policy In the East by the snAuVsrs Of
de Lsvaee and by sending out the heet from Toulon,
unsupported by that Of England Between Government
lib founded publicity and legal responsibility.
and Government responsible to authority and bound
principle there are inuperable obstacles IN common
and united action bur not th- ss trus that the want
Of concert between England and France is Russs
tupy and that have yet 70 learn the uteri6r
quenees ~ the overthrow Of constitutional monarchy At
Paris Indeed il is not improbable that 10 the present
state Of the affairs OF France pretfxt fr some display of
energy may be welcome there pretext for
here. An exorfed treav Is almost much act NJ VIC
lepce in vasOn and il the treaty be reacef inva
sion itself may follow. In that event Louis Napoleon has
slready inimsted that he should consider himself justified
in seeking for CONDENSATION elsewhere and the ertraor
binary conduct Of Russia IL il bs successful in Turkey
may produce in Western Europe the very results which
the Emperor Nchoss has protested TO be most anxious tn
avoid But Of all the Christian Powers Austria finds hsr
self on the br, Of the greatest dangers and emhaass
for in the Of hssties she The risk Of
having Russian forces operating the Danube and French
forces threatening her the Pc Her absurd quarrel With
Turkey about the refugees observed at the time
the destruction Of the main barrier which I'd long pro
tected the East for Turkey could not be lot ~ long
Austria her friend Her policy in Lombardy has re-
vived the hostility If italy with fresh bitterness De
Buos sod dread Of England hes deprived him Of the ay
whose policy and interests would such question
this be naturally Identified with those Of the Governmen
TO which he belongs. In short at moment When the
union Of I'll the Powers question ~ this magnitude s
Of the deepest interest and the only effective pledge
of peace il difficult to say that any Of them pre-
pared To act in concert That's Circumstance which adds
enormously 10 the ntricacy and danger Of this pasture of
we can the cupable imprudencs OF those Who have
rails cd questions which extend far beyond their control and
may have very perncous effects the tranquility of the
world
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Harsus Brether., Circular.

Per Casada.l LONDON, Friday, May r. isS-SPM
Colonial and Foreign Produce
week bat wednesday having been kept Holiday he o.
business doue hAs not been large
NeNEI demand OF best
sho ia The FsDds been somewhat
pohcs aftr Conss le OF sCi money. STANDARD Gold II
America Eagles 1914. Bar Silver New DalaFs fik By
Flece TELEGRAPH Trieste
Nail Hccsunts from China very couhicting
quiet T. bags Honduras ct suction mid Silver
4ts being Id lower while Trash and 30 ught
value 50 hrs cd GOOD Tenefe ftotl 5
GO Tunidsa been ole I'd
being rather eheaper.
tsfou public sales found akers 6d55
81 plg Mocha boush in SO on with the
good yellow clean sIbd which 500 81 d696 5o
taken in AZ bid Of ioi having ben
ned or Native Coffee about SO bas Crop have changed
hsr(s f6 and 800 bags cid az 6 ap 81 bags Braz IL
In the mostly held for higher
demand EoderSte In HOLLAND ora Java quoted
CoyrrR In moderate request sill quote Tie AID sI7
btsf se &c I'd eleO. Sheahing is Yellow Metal ny.
The market has been barely supplied with Ens al WHEAT
average 4S y Dr. and the quantity retuaed 6sH TIE
svs FoEu WHEAT and FLOUR been se and the
business limited extcut without however variation 10
We continue United States FLOUR II rs eSi y barrel
sps bot az active demand the Continent has prev.ed for
which have been sold noatng al ~ GSs
or. ffeieht and insurance. :, 80
prices with very steady market Liverpool the bnyng hs, been
general sesdy Madns Orleans quOted yesterday IS
EUes kcIn sbeence Of public sales have hsd s doins
lots Of Gambler sold S and cueh 50 Turkey OP1m
692 Saffron ~ ar China Camphor ozo Snr'a Fereha
ll2alB. Quicislver 2ll92f3. 49,
HTsp-si Peteburgh Clean With order 10 hand might be
nsht Al fS7 1911 Manila At fS1a2 500 bales !ge ssA at
be previous currency, say from fBaSH.
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

The L. S. NJ steamship Washington, Capt. Fitch ar
rived on "wednesday morning. She left Southampton
May %.
The following persons passengers in the Wash
pgton:
Nj Humphrey Sir Beeeher J. Il Nicholson A. j. Jupp .aI
lady Ms, p Jqpp S Jaep w JsPg, B. JaPp, J. Iups,
Nu.udon and LADY l. Mlandoa H. Aiis1ior. Misses
Msnson and seaut Le.Iy O. FeH1iss FenaSs MISE. z
l. Fernigs. Berth, N4scus J. Bes adv
In L Ahrerf W Mills and lsdy Misses L NJ A C. q and
Mr. Z Mils A Gordon o. Lsiente, q VI. Desz-us IA
Mss J. FredberEer II. A. Rshe l. rGnssEE. C. A Gosbsch
y.s Nsuhsused Mis- T. KohleI. Ms KshsI A Gotel ari
i,sv r. l. Gote Misses W. T. and Gotte Mr. Pf.en g A
Hitler Kpoche W Bfs1d and .dy Wis. Zxirns.nn Radoph
: Hersert A schnis Mis-. Canm-reos Miss A. r Qua Mr.
Blooming das lady Mis- and H. Boeunsds Mr. J. Man
tel " Donsr snd lady Mr. Simonshed, H. MGnpener Ma =.
Hf.ehrsn Misses Z. NJ y. and J HirschHiAn-. Mrs..
n Lurseur Ny @. Lung@ur Mss Lanrrar Mis- c.
Iuprsui Mr. Lunsrgr Delue H-ddsen w Hsafer Nj y
Richards Fedler RAs-speye Remeinc c. Hnrich. p.
s,rnr Mis- srrrg Miss Spins. NJ - Spnsg Ass Sprnr
Ms sprrs Ms Hold Mr. Fproyer Mr. ReLdau Mr. s.lonan
M Niams Mrs OeiE-r MIS- Oeltn
~ MI A Ryoenbey ard lady Miss Leonard Steinbuser Ms
b Ioft~itr Mr. Mr. Klean, NJ Zelta, C. Schneuit
Era and LADY v Bsbs Hsschgan ard servant J.
Br..s sfruer Bannemsnn, Mr. Ztz ana ady Mrs KL l.
hsne Larger Perger A. Psrfsr Eo.fhs'dt Bios.
Bebs Odlsr hss = salEbschs W. Orosh1 J. A hsnschhe
{. II. Haaekabu, I. hlet
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'D.O eeuu,.. firmly s.d su, no. moeh ioint m. sn-,ns

IsDIsO eouus.' firmly bsd but no. mOeh dOn The srhves.
Isos-Rsi . - .u.Dd .. ca ol wtfs Bars
in moderate ssd ss s. free bi wslss v.-els
Ns-Yors seots' Ps rather hrner Al 81 esh for GOOD mird
IvosY-so tun ndi. AID African Teeth wer. Offer
ton yesterday, when the whole found free bayern sr-ne prices
L.EO-OBy mrd-r.'. basp.- dsins Western 81 ss5.
Lad remains qu1ted nomibsy - last week with scarcely uso%
Lls,,tD C.Kss-v.v.YOrk barrel. 80; B,san bsr e.
1855 Nevorlesn. eAs, 81 IO Loodoanads, 81 N.
ed1s qOOt.ion. a.. Gr nsl D.ree but to sell in quantity we
MoL.ssts i ae,dy bat 10 further sale. reported
os-spen 'dy and other Fist qliet a our set qus.ona
s@ases Palm, 81 R.pe ehs.per F.r-isn B,o.n oarsd At
RcE-Basrsss ha been confined Ar.su several Of
s.LTrrsE-we netie. sale. Of go bs; Benz, Gan rs siHi'
Aiebsnfel sa's4oI E.s, India Rape 4i.el. .,,
the settlement Of some large open hsr na M
Company and The se.n propri~to Fully h.'s changed
h,nd. both the and for shipment and we eo.s .
al ~ Consumption sppssn to be rpdy nereAans ri
rot. l., Of so b.-. Pepper P.s.ns SD asd M
bar I'D a4d so bss African Gusr 3 ID ,ei Sd nd few
pfp Nuneu and Mace on seeret terms Pubic - - w
sr articles postponed pending the setueen OF Tue aJ 4
ton. A.. 80. ,rAo s.-s "a.
nds full rites while 10 20 e.rs e,nrtIa
,S s s.n', 0f R.DS G Ssmadd :. ssj1 r.te. 900
uncsJtd Manila brouht is and go so1s. H.yana At Ioa
corr s rp Ps .Ts It iSd for Antwerp P
s ~ Bs % ~ !. Il s s tof n soI 1 Havana go ~
SCI boxes mo l2 q 3D. and 2i0 boxes no ~ at all Tor
TITO. firm s the spo; and % for l.s d.,sry
hs,s withdrawn the goods waiting receipt Of the
Tts Z in better De. and Block 1886 Bar 1Os R.6,ed M
lr stsis 1891 Tin Plates also more inquired for-l c
TvIfHs1sE-Roush oontinue. scarce and the first arv,. viii
conn. T s: .is ss5y ~ q i,r Brush
wH.LtsoxE frn.r parcel Of Polar from second hands ha
IL. 90. .ss. proceeding eompston .nd prices
reucy the previous Exporters are buying freely
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GREECE.

By news of May 49, from Athens we learn that the tire.
protecting powers will investigate and decided on the
claims Of the Porte to the three villages which are A. pres
emit occupied by Greek troops The United States
Cumberland is AZ the Preus This vessel has brough
back the Charge dAaes Mr. Marsh who said to claim
100000 drachms damages for the missionary Mr. King
who, you will perhaps recolect imprisoned about
year ago for publicly attacking of the dOgmas Of the
Cre,k Church