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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20
Bashema Bird,)

Bashema Bird,)
william Birds
FE7E Defendant will take that Plaintiff filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Portage Coun-
y Ohio, tho 18th day of March, A. D. e53 praying
divorced for assigned habna drunkenness more
than three las. past gross neglect of duty ard
craelty. STRAWDER d. BROWN,
4G3-6w Complainnnt's Solicitors.
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Cost 81 ,00O-laOO Pages-SeUen Hundred En-

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A ssHISTCRY of All Nations from the Earliest Period to
n IN Present Time, Universal History, which the
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ability and has been gotten up great
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New Millinery.

IRIS. LEE would respectfully inform the Ladies of Gar
VI rettsVi and vicinity, that she is opening new
shop Millinery purposes where she intends keep
stay hand, assortment of ladies' Hats Caps, Trim
ming, &c.
Straw Hats cleaned and pressed in the best and
the shortest possible notice share Of Is solicited
Rooms the store occupied by r. Lee S1 Co.
Garrettsyille, March 22d, 1853. 405-3w
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MurrieA.

In Ravena, the 18th ns by the Rev. Mr.. Stabbs Nj
JOHN C. BROWN, to Mrs AMANDA MORTON, all of MID
dlebury.
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NO. i HATS.

MANUFACTURED by the celebrated oakford. Those who
N want Fashionable Hat and that will wear had
better get one this Lot they the ming % suns
the citizens Of old Portage. JAMES l"A4 o Wv
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Ngail Paper!
0ANA ROLLS Wall Paper just received from New York,
LUVU making with my former stock ths bost assortment
in Portage county Also Bordering and Window Curtain Pa
per for sala.-RaveLua, April 1853. B. LITTLE.
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Udolphe Wolfe's schiedham
4 ROMATIC SCHNAPP S

N MIGRATING Cordial, Recommended by the Physican
throughout the United States by the
prieor, at Schieda in Holland by peculiar to hi
factory altogether transcendant in its cordial
medicinal properties Holland Gin heretofore known
For sale BURROWS READY PAY STORE.
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KEY TO UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
EstIlS oEg anxonsy ook for Hork of Mrs Stowe,
i just received and for sale -
Ravenna April 18th, 1853
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New York CRYSTAL .PALAcE.-People who
are saving their dimes, and making every arrange
ment for visiting the New York Exhibition in
May or June. need be in no hurry. They will
have all next summer, and perhaps until next
spring, to get ready, if the following from the
New York Sun, is reliable:
A brief survey of the work as it now stands and
is going on, will convince the slowest in judgment
that itcannot be completed sooner than the 1st
Of September, before October. No part of the
roof of the main building is on yet and there will
be not less than six weeks or two months work
to be done in painting and arranging the interior
after the whole is completely enclosed AS to the
progress made in erecting the dome,it has not
been touched yet. The work goes on in the
smallest kind off way. Instead ofthe full compile
ment Of workmen to finish the job in the least
possible time--at least FIVE hundred-there seem
not to be more than thirty or ffty-there may be
one hundred.
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MILLINERY.

y sVakSaaasX 1EadEE
TINE liberal patronage which the ladies of Rayenna and vi
enity have extended to in the millinery business,
feelings gratitude has make
arrangements keep larger of millinery and
fancy gooda this and 10 keep constantly on hand ready
made hats, And shall spare pains secure the la
styles hav my work executed neatly and short
tico. Ladies respectfully invited to call.
YFsop residence, doors west of Halls BOOK Store,
on Main street o. N. COLLINS.
Ravanna. Ma -ch 90 1882 40.-tf
DUREEEs Baking Powder Corn Starch, Extract Coffee,
- fresh supply, just received by J. SWIFT.
TARRISOE'S Hr oil Hair Dye, Philoeorne Hair Beauti
Il Ger. Cologne. &c. For sale at SN1FTS.
nsGoOD.s Cholasogue MeKanzs's Fabrifage sills Fe-
~ Yer and Agne Remedy, Cholaeogue Tonic, Wyl.&oop
Fever aud Vegetable Specific Dvs pain
killer, Hibbards Wild cherry Bittes, Hoofands Dyspepsia
Btters Hutching's Dyspepsia Biitsrs, Iask's otmtEt
Soane ointment, McAltster's ointment, German ontnen
&C. For sale by SWIFT.
lEURE Dry White Lead; also quality Zinc Pin for
Z sDriI 60 sale at SWIFT'S.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF
M e~ @gog0G @,
DRESS GOODS

DRINFED DeLaine Plain wool do Plaid wool do; Polka
Lawns; French Jaconetts; Gngham Robes; Plain Bera-
ges; Chaly Beagcs plain and fgd Mon De Bege Popns
and BomLaznes Velvet shay Persian DeLaine Bavarien
Cloths; Gingham5, Prints, &C. at
r. A,
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new HARDWARE.

NOTWITHSTANDING the late disastrous fire and recent
IN gale Lake Erie, the subscriber is still hand with
new and compets assortment Of Hardware to which he
invites the attention of purchasers q Ii. t--.
E. T. RIcHARDsoN.
Rayenna; Nov. "a, 1852, sfs
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WHITE BEAVERS. 80 ~. /.
FNNox celebrated White Hats Just received Idox OF
yery superior quality Those who are in tho haoit II
wearing white Hats viii find this good opportunity 70 puf
chase Hat which will be extensively this Spring
mar Ii JAMES : VIII 0 Co-
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LARGE lot of Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings
~ suitable to the wants Of the people, at
ROWELI, WITTER & co. -
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Dress TRIMMINGS.

= -ss.-.----- EOHC Z 7 sAEA Nh aHks9s5s
A FULL assortment of all the latest styles, at
HOWELL. WITTER &
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Lot for Sale,

CITUATED in the Village of Rayenna, containing lot
- half of ground, 80 feet front by 90 deep with
81 thrifty bearing trees the J. F. CLACKNER.
RaYcnna. March6. 1853. 4Ol-tf
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Persons the firm of Ro15e & Co., By noto
n Book Account, requested to call the under
signed and make medias payment and all pesons indebted
to the lats firm of Rowel Brother by Book account will
confer favor by settling the by payment note ooSoFe
the first day of April next.
Ravenna, February 21s 1853. 39e-t
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and as want to look TO the effect OF this matter
that the Senate do adjourn.
Mr. BROOKE. | would ask The gentleman from North
Carolina 10 Withdraw that motion for moment, simply
for The purpose OF allowing 10 submit amendment
ia order that il may be printed tina. senators may sec
ii in the morning.
MIR MANGUM | withdraw il for that purpose.
Mr. BROOKE. | had the honor, when the oil wac
Introduced by the senator from California, TO oer an
amendment similar to the one which now hold In my
hand That bill ana my amendment have both been over
slaughed by the bill OF the select committee and am
now convinced that neither OF those bills can pass.
have modified my amendment in manner whieh MINK
will meet with the views OF members OF the SENATE
wish 10 offer il informally now and 10 have 1t printed
There being no objection the amendment was oioeteu
TO be printed
Mr.. BRODHEAD Before the close OF the session on
Saturday | renewed the amendment which offered III
committee of the whole providing for reconnaissance
and survey think this debate and vote recently laKen
have shown that that is the only practicable measure.
think that has the preference the amendment OF the
senator from Mississippi.
Mr. BROOKE do not now offer my amendment
but simply ask that it be printed.
On motion by Mr. MANGUM,
The Senate adjourned.
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BY 4. n. sraAT'roN. Aaosioness,

(psmsaylUasia aVs,ses, ecfssr Of hssiA sired
INTENSIVE SALE or A STOCK OF cRoCERiIs.-o.s o
day morning March 7hs 10 oeook =. Che MI Jsa
Lousans Iu opposite g..
shall coll The e4uIo stock, without a.
building be down,) consisting IN Of
Brown, LOAF, pusefxed, and crushed sugars
Rls, Java, and Mataeaibo coffee
Imperial, gunpowdef, Tyson, and black
Family nouI, buck wheat, and oatmeal
aIse and nne salt, tobacco, cigars, snun
Indigo aud ne blue, brown and white soap
Sperm, adannanune and mould candies
Chocolate, cocoa, starch spIees, molassos
20 tubs Goshen butter, lard, sperm oil
Salad oil, GOLDFISH, cofdage, baskets
Wooden brooms, mats, brushes
Crockery, stone, and glass ware sc.
LIQUORS.
In wood-pale and dark brandy, gin
jamaica spirits, whskey
Port, Madeira pale aud brown sherry
In bottles-superor pale brandy, Madeira wine
Old Scotch rye and Monongahea whisky.
STORE FIxTUREs.
Salanander iron SAFE patent balance
Scales and weights, counters, binns
Shelving, standing casks and kegs, lamps
Sugar MILL desks, stove and pipe, oil cans &C.
assortment usually found
Terms S25 under, cash; $a5 and under sloa thirty
ninety days $780, and four months credit Tor
notes bearing interest, satisfactorily endorsed
Feb 26-eod&ds
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Alexandria and Hnrper's Ferry railroad Company.
NOTICE given receiving subscriptions
capital Alexandria and Harpsrs Ferry Railroad
exceeding $4,000 e0 each
win be opened the city Of Washington D. Co. on the 18th day o.
March, 1853
Riggs. under direction Of
VIM w. Elisha Riggs VIM ID. Mutt, Bernard coe,
and Anthony Hyde, any two Of them
Al Mayors once, under the direction OF John W. Mau
Joseph Bryan Charles Calvert and Geo. Parker or any two
them.
JOHN II. BRENT,
GEORGE n. sMoOT,
ROBERT JAMESON,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
WMIl.LIAM l.. POWELL,
q. r. LEE,
X. JOHNSTON
t. NJ. MCCORMICK,
Feb b-eotd Commissioner
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no LET, without board, three eligible
streets.
For further particulars inquire at this Office.
March2 --dA
SPRING GOODS. The subscribers have received
OF French, India, and English fancy and
OF Importation embracing all the novelties OF the
season Among which name
so pieces rich plain ponlt de soe new shades
rs do very plaid silks, entirely
rs do do solid plaid silks all colors
black brocadc silks
Is do plain black Gro de Rhine
plain light pont de soe for evening
rs do new French Grenadines
10 do Ish, eoored English grapes for evening
do Tarietan musns do
do VIII Swiss musins do
do new style French lawns
do French figured sconets
do do French chinues
Is do do French sbsiies
90 do plain mon.seiine de LANES
rs do colored -baIie-, Ac.
and desirable goods TO which
Of ladies before purchasing else
where fully prepared offer Inducements both IN regard TO
price and variety moor mo I. co
Fsboo-3tsw4w
Central Academy,
Corner Of n and 10Th streets
Rev Re-. a 5.%., Sos.s. Principals.
Marcus u, Wells, Assistant
Mon. r. Rsouii Professor OF Modern Languages
Circular r. rsrnhamr, Taylor Msuys, and Gray Bal
lantynes bookstores. pees-sodn
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THE DIFFICULTY OBvIATED.-Purchascs Of linen
obva the difficulty OF obtaining alinen Gooos
by making their selections from our stock Now IN store
Importation
30 pieces linen sheetngs, all widths and prices
do pilowcass linens, assorted qualities and widths
do table diapers and damasks, from mcdism TO eIua
fine, all Of stylish and modern patterns
Towengs all the leading and sterling Styles in great pro
fusion
large lot Of cheap and good table napkins
100 Irish linens, all numbers rom stout ana
heavy to extra fine, all OF the best makes
40 pieces fine birdseye diapers - ,
All offer warranted 10 we oe
particular linen branch of trade
plain white cambcs from medium to extra me
Included in the lot, choice assortment Of scones cam
brics
1oe pieces plaid cambrics, all patterns, fac quality
With many other and desirable goods in our line
desire OF all bills due
cases, unless arranged to the contrary .
Goods articles low and fair dealing be relied on 10 al
PERRY l. BROTHER,
Feb l7-coeuf Opposite Centre Market
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az the Disc United States Land o.
flee yincennes Indiana.

nco at Vincennes, Indiana.
FINDER tho provisions section Of the Of conu
approved ~ ls4o which declares that whenever
quantity of public land remaining unsold any land district shall
duty Secretary Of the Treasury 70 discontinue
remain aaod a. The tune Of The The
shall be TO sale a. %ns Of s hs oss ss
discontinued Of which The Secretary Of the Treasury shall
&c as IS .,is x g. ss establish a.
Hs% pP sssS sy Ma'en si he of Int
directed land Office vincennes y the State
Of The dconnuanee are 70 be subject to sale at 'he land Once
Land. remaining unsod unappopa,ed BY law aud subject
within the limits Of the vinssnnes district will
this notice by the register and receiver thereof
a a%S s &
Of any such lands at their Office.
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
mEy.s COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALvEsTON.
The will attend The e. Of notes and
the state Of sn hs
and forwarding of merchandise and tia, o. com
mission business SEoh'E buILEh'
REvERESoEsN NEW YORK.
Moses Taylor esq, JIG Dudley Co.,
Edward aSssa ( Collins, esq, Tsnsa; Putnam Putnam .:s,
h i,yd Coriss, & Co., Edward q. Fale / Co.,
VSn sh sn nS%9sds Co. Waiter Towns townsend Co.
nryEREStE wAsHrsorox
Frederick W Ritter, Treasury Department.
C. A. MoKros. is. wlL.oH.
MORTON ~ WILSON, Wholesale dealers in imported wines
nj brandies cigars &C. Water street, Georgetown, D.
Of or .s m
families 70 Of bed cohing ablecohs &c,
ne"1a large arr si lot ofblankea, assorted
Some few bed comforts, well made .,,,.
pieces table diapers and damasks very handsome patterns
IS pieces, ali linen shestngs, variou. widths
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McLURE HOUSE, Wheeling, virginia.-JAMEs CAR
ROLL PropeorThis splendid hotel II now in full operation
provided with appliances in first class houses
situated street, squares from the steam
boat landing from the railroad depot
proprietor having been employed for the last seven years
House, confident he satisfy the eEpss
tons OF travelling public and merit their patronage
WHgELse, February. 1883. FEB l3-aim
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OILS * CANDLES now landing.
" Is hhds. winter bleached sperm oil.
10 do do whale do
SO boxes adamantine candles.
as do sperm (patenD do
For sale at New y ork prices by
MORT
Feb I7-eod2w Water street
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MUIR NIsAED Rooms Lot In q street. in the TIM
mediate vicinity apd State Departments and tho
White House. pafors suitable for gentleman and n"
wife, during Inauguration week. - .
Apply a the office of this paper. req N-diw
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27
MEXICO.

The embarrassed condition of the finances Of
Mexico appear to be the immediate cause of the
disorders now prevailing in that Inflated land--
Mexico is bowed to the earth by the weight OF
large and constantly increasing debit the inte-
rest OH which her revenues IRE insufficient to
meet. With an empty exchequer and no credit, i
is not strange that her rulers unable to quel
rebellion and preserve order, for though they
may hold the sword, yet they effect nothing
with that instrument, unless it be united with
the purse.
The national debt of Mexico is rapidly in
creasing. According to De BOWS Review, it
only $s4,l5o,ooo in 1913. In 1850 it
amounted to 133.O00,OOO, according to the best
Mexican authorities. OF this sum about $75,-
100000 were due abroad, and about $4,000, 900
at home. One of the largest items in the inter.
nal debt Of Mexico is one of $4,000, 90 due
to civil and military employees of the Govern
ment. This class numbers about 1000 individn-
ais, the major portion of whom nre mers drones
and sinecuriss, feeding out OF the national trea-
sury and rendering no public service.
According TO the official report Of 1850. the
Government expenses of that year amounted to
$4,000, 900. The revenues for the same period
were about $s,o0OOO0 showing de ficiency of
S5,000,000. We have no acknowledgements at
hand of later date than these, but we believe
that the deficits for the last two years have teen
much larger than during any previous period
Thus Mexico is sinking every year deeper and
deeper into the of bankruptcy and ruin.
With an annual falling far short of her
1, =.
rapidly accommodating interest resting like an in
cubus her bosom; and with rea sonable pros
pect Of relief in any quarter. it would seem that
her loosely cemented confederation must speedi-
ly fall tot pieces. No Government can stand long,
which, inn time oil profound peace, cannot raise
a sufficient revenue to detray its current expen-
Sos. Temporary shifts and expedenss may post
The individual States of tho Mexicanl Republic
appear, from all accounts, to suffer under great
financial embarrassment as tho National Govern-
ment The annual total expenses of these States,
says late writer, amount to about s., O00, 0O0.--
In 1850 it was ST. 1863, including the conha-
gent paid To the General Government The
revenues of the different States arise from di-
rect add Indirect taxation-the first persons,
property and professions, aud the second in the
products of agriculture, foreign and domestic in-
dustry, iaherances, sales of real estate. aud the
exploration oil mines. Although these reve-
nues would be sufficient dsfray the expenses Of
the States, the want of plan 10 collecting them
causes them to fall far short of what they would
be, if placed in intelligent hands. Gross igno
rance, avarice and want Of integrity in her off
eais are, according to this writer, the sole cause,
of the present ruined condition. Of Mexico.
TIL. dread of becoming tho prey oil tho United
States has 40 doubt contributed more powerfully
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-27

EvN young man, supposed to be about "a years of
age was arrested in Norfolk Saturday evening" upon tn
charge of attempting pas counterfeit money. 1t seems
that he left Richmond Saturday morning, board the
steamer Curtis Peck, and upon reaching Norfolk called
at an exchange office and attempted to pass off fifty
dollar bills the Merchants tank of Burlington VT
counterfeit bill of $50 on the blnk having recently
been passed on citizen of Norfolk the Broker arrested
the young man, and handed him to the police. He
gave his name as for Wilson, and says that he
procure abundant testimony from Richmond E, substant
ate lis innocence that he exchanged Virginia and North
Carolina money for the notes with fellow passenger,
board the Peck, but does recolect the tssen-
gers name and that all he asked time ito hear from
Richmond He committed to Jail to wait farther
examination The young was genteey, if not fash
ionably attired, but had no baggage.
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FOX THE IWE'
OEEICER WARRINGTON

This gentleman having been turned out of Office
through the nsruncnality of the Mayor, many of
citizens ee some curiosity to know the grounds upon
which the latter pretends TO justify the act. Mr. Var
rngton has been reputed to be oil the best o.
icer, in the city of Richmonl-aetive energetic vigl
,ant, prompt and faithful in the discharge of his du
and these certainly are qualification which highly
mend an officer to the people, however lightly they
may be regarded by the Mayor A memorial, | under
stand numaronsy signed by respectable citizens.
waspresented to the Council certify nsE Ito the faithful
and efficient manner in which Mr. Warrington had per
formed his duties and asking them continue him in
Office; but this memorial Totally unlvaing, since
under Ordnance 9th City Council can be
ted Tor by that body, unless recommended by the Mayor
The wishes Of the memoralists were therefore dsap-
pointed and the city deprived of the vices of of
its most enterrsng aud itorious officers For this
result the Mayor alone is rcsponsble and the people,
hope, will not permit HIM to escape with IMMUNITY
AS to the rmours which said to have reached the
May ears affecting the conduct of Mr.. Warrington, all
have to say is. that Madame Rumour says many hard
things ofs0me other officials in this city. Among many
serious of complaint which she alleges against
certain officer of this city, is, that he treats nearly
every person that comes before him with downright e
and insutthat he is always while in the discharge
of his official duties petulant, peevis, impatient, snap
pisland that he makes those who from any what
ever, compelled to appear before him. the unfo
Now this runour iftrue constitutes very grave obec
tior which cannot tamely be submelt to by the people
If public officers cannot practice the Smarter moao-
ii they cannot be courteous in their and dign
fled in their department. they at least bound to
fran from those ridiculous aud disgusting exhibitions of
temper which ara too frequently made.
IA CITIZEN.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

JANUARY 26. 1853.
A bill to authorize the Investment OF the IN
Appropriated capital OF the Literary Fund in
original certificates of State debt at par. and to
require the Board of Public Works to refund the
premium OF $500 paid January l l, 1858, was, ON
motion OF MIR. VERIFY, read the first and ordered
to be read IL second time.
Mr. LEWIS. from tho Committee Roads,
pr esented bill authorizing the Virg mia and
Tennessee Road to construct branch to Cum
berand Gap and to grant State subscription to
the Company for that purpose, aud to authorize
an independent company TO make the road, pro
vided the Company above do not accept the pro :
visions of this act.
burg aud Steubenvie Railroad company across
the territory OF Virginia, was read the first aud
ordered TO be read tho second time
An ensrossed bill to provide for constructing
the Cassville and Chnpmansvie Turnpike in
Wayne aud Logan counties. read the thii'd
time aud passed-ayes SO, noes 81.
Mr.. SPEED by leave, Withdrew the motif m
made by him yesterday to suspend The rules wi IN
a view to reconsider the vote by which the bill N
authorize the Orange aud Alexandria Railroa. l
to exten nd their railroad to Lynchburg; after which
MIR. BARBOUR was requested to carry the bill to-
SENATE and request its concurrence.
| bill providing for elections by the people for
the apportonment Misrepresentation, the quatiica
onand privilege of voters, the meeting of Electors
OF President aud Vice President, and prescribing
rules tor contested elections, was taken mp as the
order OF the day; but was postponed, Oh motion
OF Mr.. BARBOUR, aud made the order of the day
for "Wednesday the Fad day Of February next.
| bill increasing the capits stock ot the Ornnp
aad Alexandra Railroad BY the sum OF S42O 900,