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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-11
Ice I! Ice! Ice!

THE Nequasset Lake Ice Company will commence deiv-
erng Ice to subscribers this week and all those Fami-
lies or individuals who like to be supplied by the
or season and have not yet subscribed will please hand in
their names to e. T. GREENLEAF or the subscriber
The Company will Wagons 50 that subscribers
will always be supplied in the morning. either in the
or upper part Of the city. IL. W. OWEN.
Bath, May 4. tito
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-11

OPENING this morning one case Of Plaid Prints bcsuti
" ful patterls-at the Granite Store y
Aprii A. OWEN 4 90.
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Gas Burners. Chandeliers, sc.

TTTsT receivrd. large ard extensive assoTImonI q
i ~ p1rnars chsndslera Ac, which we offer NJ ne
lowest t manuacory prices These fixtures are from As
hest manufactorv, and are all warranted rieasS eau
and examine . - 81
Bath, June 4.
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Plaid Prints.

n OW opening at the Granite etorc few pieces dar1
~ mixed Hc Bazcs, for TRAVELLING Dresses.
Aur4 OWEN & 90.
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Family Tea.

IN CHESTS extra-fne Oolong Tea very NICE received
~ at the Auction Store, by J. t. GILMAN.
April 20. As
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IN TONS White Ash Egg Coal 100 tons Red Ash
w Range do, arrived this day per schooner Geo. Ho
man. May :. Al b. o. WEEKS.
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NEW BOOTS AND SHOES
Garden Seeds.

LARGE variety-Early Peas, Marowfat aiN Imperial
u Blue do Garden Beans Of various kinds sale by
May s. Al ME-. GANNET
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Boys Wanted,
TO furnish with good stout Shoes, for the cash, by
l. April 20 WAY -aA A .H JEW. ROaERTS.
MRS. ROWSE,

MOULD respectfully inform the ladies of Bath and Vi
w cinty, that she has returned from Boston with
emit f
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10 B3LS Muscovado, and Coffee Sugars, from S to 7
w IL cts, received on consignment by
April %. 40 1T. GILMAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-05-11

sugar and COfice,
pokIo RICO Powdered and Crushed and Coffee Crushed
Sugars St Domingo Central America and Java Coeos
for sale by nj \ GANNTTT
March 81 Al
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New Goods,

T T. GILMAN, has opened the present week, Case
u splendid new DeLanes pieces rhibets Cases style
Plaid Prints, Sales Brown Shecngs, old prices Cases
White fine Linens do fine Rleached Cottons, and variety
retail trade.' y s EurEa f 4. VII Rt~ .aN
Feb. IS. IS
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SHIP CHANDLERY!
" OGDEN Ware

A TX kinds q Wooden Ware for sale by
- No'' ~. Al. T. ROBINSON.
Vinegar.
DALMER'S Vinegar for sale by NJ GANNFTT
i March p. IN
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Dress Silks.
PaPaS0IS.

IG'D striped plaid and plain dress Silks complete as
sortment, just received by OWEN co,
April 81. 46
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Sugars.

10 DOZ Parasos, very fine and high cost, reed
Il by 46) j. T. GILMAN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02

Louisville, July 2s.-Lieut. Ransom, Is, Dra
goons, arrived at st. Louis ON the oath from New
Mexico, He left Fort Union on the Sd.
| Military operations were still carried on agains
the Indians in the territory, with yigor and deter
mutation. Gen. Garland as we'll Ms the terrific
rial authorities, will whip them into peace. Gar
land is in the northern part Of the territory ex
amining the military posts Mi. Carlton, in
command Of the expedition to Fort Benjamin
overlook band Of Macarllas and Apaches anl
captured fifty horses andlall their camp equipage
The Indians fed. 7
In the curly part of the month, Lieut. Max
well, of the 3D.. Infantry, was killed on Moro,
forty miles from Fort Union. He was on a scout
against the Indians, and temporarily separated
from the main body; with ten men he met the
Indians, when skrmish ensued three Indians
were killed and three wounded. The two who
killed Maxwell were killed by two dragoons.--
Col. Chandler is in pursuit OF the Macarilias in
the southern part of the Territory. . as. +
Fauntelroy's command wus met at Diamond
Springs. All we'll .-...r.
Gov. Merriwether was met crossing the Arkan.
sas A good deal of delay was experienced in
consequence OF the high water in that river.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
southcr,, News.

Nfw ORLEANS, July 26.--An arrival from Cor
pus Christi reports that Captain Van Buren. witt
twelve soldiers, followed party of twenty-iv,
Camanches a distance of three hundred miles
attacked and defeated them, killing scvcra! o.
them. Van Buren was shot through the body
but would probably recover.
Two bales OF the new crop Of cotton was re.
cei,ed yesterday from Texas. .E... aa..o..
The Orizaba arrived yesterday, with Vera Cruz
dates to the 22d, and Mexico to the 18th. ~
The revolution at Michsacan continues.
Corn was scarce. At Tabasco they are ask.
ing permission to import grain, duty free.
There is nothing about the death of Alvarez
There was skirmish; and it is reported that the
insurgents were defeated.
1t is said that conspiracy has been discov-
cred at Vera Cruz, aud that there have been sew.
eral arrests. -., .,..s.r .....,,,ga..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02

IS BuGBEARs AND HEaoEs.-The wags Of Mis-
souri, and Kansas must enjoy the sport finely OF
witnessing the alarm they occasion ut the north
by their practical jokes. They have now offered
5000 for the capture OF MIR. Thayer, who is siip-
posed to be now in Kansas. He is president Of
the Massachusetts Emigrant Aid Society. The
whig papers OF the north are publishing this offer
of reward as an evidence ofthe terrible peril
to which northern men are exposed in approach
ing Kansas; ane the Missonrians laugh at their
foolish and unmanly fears. A Massachusetts
man, writing from Kansas, to the Worcester Spy,
has the loItowing remsrks on the subject; as
=. You perhaps have seen reports OF meetings in
our Westernspapers, with resolutions designed to
intmidate northern men. and to keep them from
settling in this territory; but, if you have you
may believe me- they are alI 70. effect. Some
political mountebanks have written out these re-
ports and resoutions in their bedrooms, read them
to their friends, to the number OF one or more,
and sent them off to the papers. il, indeed. the
whole thing was not got up in the editors Office "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
TaIkInx Out.

Mr.. Worth, an old and leading Free soiler. 4,
delegate to the late fusion Convention from Cler.
mont County, Is out IN the papers with ! letter
repudiatinR the actiun of the Convention. Hear
him talk; (NN,TNNSNSNVS ~. S>.,
perhaps Il was too mucht. expect from Wbig
leaders, whose las, great political demo s,rs,iuS
was Tbs, ,BsltimOre platform and whose memory
comes down 10 us associsted with the kidnsppiu,
sdmihistfstioti Of MlIafd Fillmore, and hgh tres-
son prosecutions Tor relusals to catch rynswav
islsves. say perhsps il wus too much 10 look 10
such men In the hour OF danger 10 guard the "a.
cred temple of Freedom. AZ uny rate. II we
have been sanguine heretofore. 4 trpst We novv
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
alestructive Fire.

night IN James Lamman's stable, Downer street
and spread with great rapidity consuming the
Railroad Hotel, crossing to Lowell, where sew
eral large wooden buildings were destroyed, and
several stores. The principal sufferers are JOSH.
ah Bennett, John Maynard, Jas. Lamman, N.
Wright, Messrs. Buttricks, ]. s. Proctor and A,
J. Brandt. The wooden buildings we're occupied
by Irish. Many families are houseless, The
loss is estimated at $3.50 600. little girl five
years Of aye, persisted IN the flames. james Lo-
vett, fireman, terribly, il not fatally wound
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
.s'hrcc Days later lrc ia Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

'g- New YoRx, July 27.
The steamer Atrica arrived at 81 o'clock thi
morning with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
Breadstuffs. - The Brokers' circular report
Breadstutfs having declined, Whvst--rrom A
to Sd decline, ard flour declined 2s, with but mod
crate business, doing. Indian Corn transaction.
are large at lower prices. Richardson quote,
Wheat: white at iosafos a;d; red, Is Tislss
Good Ohio Flour, 34sa2is I'd; better brand.
Ohio, 85s 6da36s. Indian Corn 36s
Prpvisions,---Beef in moderate request at un
changed rates. Bacon active. Lard steady a
52s Cd. aasa#..a
Il The London Money Market is tighter. Con
81 The hews continues to be untmportont. There
is but little change. '..la =;4....
D." The Black Seafeet was last seen proceeding
from Odessa in the direction of Srbastopul. .r
II is now confirmed that the Russians have re.
Ceved counter orders, and will not quit Walia-
CHA. ~ .e,
The Austrians have for the present entirely re.
linquished the intention to peaceably occupy the
Principali,ies.
a. Ihtre are no new facts 10 the process Of
oTprnseian and Austrisn negotiations. |
It. is believed that all the smaller German
States will adhere to the Austro. Prussian con.
vention.
& The feeling in England with respect to these
new complications il decidedly uneasy.
There has been severe fighting on the Danube.
The Turks under Osman Pueha in person, after
severe fighting have captured the Danube Islands
and the city OF Giurgevu, which they now occupy.
The detajIsarenot TO hand. II is clear that tho
Turks have assumed offensive measures and
with the reserve Of the, Anglo. French divisions,
the first division OF whom js now at Rutschuk
they will probably risk a pitched battle.
Gortschakotf, with thirty thousand men, is ad-
vanGing by forced marches to dspessess the Turks
Of Giurgevo.
Napier's feet, with the cholera on board had
gone to anchor in Domersand Day
Redschid Pasha has resumed the Turkish min
istry OF Foreign Affairs. ,tr es 2n
The ex-ministry OF Greece are indicted for NAL.
version Of the puplc money 70 further the recent
Napoleon is at Boulogne and Calais witness
ing the embsrkation Of the French army for the
Baltic. ,..ss,t, ~, H. -
j. The news from Spain is very imperfect. The
insurgents, however, seem to maintain themselves
under Generals Serrano, O'DonnelI and Duce.
They number 5,000 and are going towards An
dalusia. Some movements favoring them have
occurred in Andalusia a,lae
The Indian mai sss telegraphed with Cslcut.
"a dates to the lst. and Bombay to the lith.-
Trade in India was dull. The steamer brings No
Chinanails aIf3gE /
Vienna, Thursday evening.--It is certain thpl
$4,000 men of the Anglo French forces have
Joined Omar Pasha; mt Rutschiuk who on the
days ofathe nth and 9Th OF July, inflicted great
losal sonH the Russians at Gmrvero. IL Is be-
Neysd also that the Turks have crossed the DAN
ubcpat Ol,entsa. i7o ei9i,. z.
( The Ohio STATE Journal and CLEVELAND
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
The Louisville Journal of the 10Th SAYS:

I'VE are perfectly willing that the people Of
the nun slaveholding State should attempt to fill
Nebraska and Kansas with population opposed
TO slavery, and perfectly willing that they should
succeed. It entirely right that all shall go to
Nebraska and Kansas who choose, and in our
opinion it is entirely right that those who do 20
there shall have the privilege Of saying whether
they will huve slavery or not. Isn't it rather
curious that the people OF the North should be
zealously, rallying anti-slaveryj emigrants to go
and vote slavery out Of the new Territories, and
at the same time trying to get the Nebraska bill
repealed, SO that the anti-slavtry voters whom
they are sending out, shall not have the privilege
Of voting upon the slavery question at all!'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Dirh


AZ his residence iD Butler Pa, az ave O'Clock p M on
Monday the Path inst, Dr. HENRY c. DEwoLF, af.er
rotcted confinement to the house, eyed years. months
and 81 days. having heeh born ugrecaby to the record hs
Of August 1891, aud died July e4th 1854. '3tt' .-
"Al that live must die, a. -.
Passing through Nature to Eternity"
Tho writer OF this brief notice has has @ returned fr,m
The performance OF most melancholy duty that OF assist.
ing % prepare for their last resting place the remains
nh aged and highly respected citizen, Dr. H. g. DeWOlf
the profession, and who has been resident Of
Butler for least 30 years The deceasc removed 10 But
er some time In theyer 1878 from Ravenna Portage eoun-
ty, Ohio, - ''# T' 7~'--' :, . -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02

HE copArinershp heretOfore existing between the sub.
seribers under the ane and firm Of Kimbal & Baker,
this day dissolved by mutual consent aa t'I' Il
All claims Of the ate hrn be paid to L. c. Kimba
wnO will settle all demands against thu frm. So ~ :
Rayellha, Aug. l, 1854. l.. c. KIMBALL. .
414 3W G.. q RlKLR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
NRD AOuerti5fmruts.
NEW STORE.

subscriber world respectfully give notice that he has
the old stand Horr IA Shalersve where he neds
20 keep general assortment Of goods appertaig to his
line Of business. t&# NY n. n KAWSbN
Shalersville, July 90. 1854. .. = 474-tf,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Canton.

WHEREAS, one William Hills indcn:cd apprentice to
w the farming business, has len my employ and trot
ton without just cause or royocation All persons are
hereby cautioned against harborng trusting him on my
account, rs shall pay debts of his contracting er th,
uute ~ -.Ut' a" .-' SAMIIEIe eDlRRS :
Rayenna July % 1874 ...f .'.HN I'lTNN~ 80 9,,'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
NAsuvlLLE, July 90.

NAsuvlLLE, July &C.
H0usE Blows UP By KRG ov PowuER.-Dr.
Jayne blew himself and his house up, by putting
keg of powder uudcr it, There were four 9th.
er buildings burned. The loss Is considerable
He IL supposed to have been insane.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
1Ffraf Aatue. ar.9 lIl.,,l...l

dokE BoSk casss have arrred uif.f plesss can sad
u see nem, theT VIII pay he trouble. z
NehnVe Alsoa Ghe jos of parloF Furniture DO road
viii Be hear Box vssk; siso 80 pcllrss of df
sssn Kidd; also, quantity % Loohlng 0ss p1ls, those
names minua plale, can have rbem l6d IL any
u@e, by e.llas a. 2 -6nTak lB0sTwIeES
s.ne y ~. 10 -----l --.------ hnanLL 1lalL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to directed and delivered
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas of Portage county
Ohio shall expose to sale public vedle, premises
on Saturday, tie l2th day Of August nert,
between the Of ten O'clock A. NJ O'Clock
NJ of said day. the following described Is nds and
wit: situate In the township of Charlesown the county
of Portage aud State of Ohio, known by part Of lot No
fopws the north by land owned by Joseph H. James and
rurer Chapri the east by land BY Turner Chapel
aud Noah Wcut tho south and west by highway con
tanning seyenyfve and onehuhdreth of acre OF lapd
ubct to the dowcr Estate Of Sarah Damon widow of To
Dumoi, decessed.l t'' '" '+'"
Sold petition for PARTON wherein William
HUT Petitioner and Lyman Jones and others are Defend
ants. Ft.s91 =si 8~ m t"E ,.f ~ tt'', psf w
Appraised at $les3yO0 ~ q Ha as, .a.suI s,.l -,
sherifs Office, Portage Co.., jams WooDARD, Sheriff.
July IU, A. ID. 1854. ( 47I-5W
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Sale Of RClI E,SIlfe.

pursuance OF order by the Probate Court of III.
county Of Portage, the 10Th day Of July, 1854 IN
tain Petition far the sale Of real estate, therein pending
wherein John Haymaker Guardian, Petitioner and his
said wards and Others, respondents shall sale al
public auction OH the premises, the 18th day Of uSs
lSi the following rcal estate. to witt situate
said eoun benga part of lot No. O. bcgnniI the center
OF the CuyAh0ga west line Of said lo theece
deg w, along the lie Is CHAINS, SO Inks; thence
dpg; n chains SO links; eicc s. 90 deg l., % chas
% hks; thence truversirg the stream, the place
@ig hcefron about acres heretofore sold to MrviI
Kent Also, one half in No. 95 iu sd town be-
ginning at point on the south Ie Of the road aiding from
franklin Mills TO Stow III feet W. Of De Peystrs line
running about l6 rods To the south line 2 thence
along said line rods; thence 10 rods tn along said
road rods to the place nf beginning .-..''
First ieeo appraised at 29640O. .'sH H.. ''i
Second 03400 |1.l
Terms Of ment made know on day Of sale, .','
47l-4w d, ,,.,.,.,,.., JOHN HAYMAkkR, by '"""
~ " NH''.t'' MIcHArL AIT. ha AtioPnav
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
sale OF :, e;ll TlSiilIc.

pursuance ofan order made by the Court Probate fol
July, 1884, in certain petition for the sule VI real estate
therein pending; whereH William Paulus executor of The
last will and testament of Peter Msrkel deceased was pe
toner, and Catherine Merke and others residents were
respondents; shall offer for sale at public auction, the
PROMISES, the 3st day Of August 1854 between the hour,
Of one and four O'Clock NJ Of said day the following de.
scrlbcd real estate to wit; situate in the township OF sued
by lard owned by Joseph Dckehoo the East BY the ot
Inc; 9n The South BY land owned by PHILIP Hawk the
West ~ the lot line, containing seventy -four acres
land aud being the land said ter Merkel BY
simon Shrager, October 2O 1896 aad recorded IN Portage
County Reeords B. v page 59i95; aid premises will
sold subject 10 the dover Of Catherine Merke consist
Ing Of ten acres, description Of which may be found
appraisers report u f - ..... ft ~ g5aGElal ~
Appraised at s2lOO,OO encumbcred by dover. stao
Terms of payment made kuown the day of SALE 81
August 2, ls54. VIM. PAULUS; by +, ftlttt g.
414-4w H.. ,..- Mn HAZEL STu ART his Attorney.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02

j Ea.r
petition IN the office Of he Probate Judge, In said county
P0ris the day Of July A. 1854 for the sale 0f the
ises sisats n the townships OF Palmyra and leete
in said county Of Portage. knowR as being parts OF lots Nos
% and e5 IN DeeFed township, containing about 50
part Of lot No. s9 in sad Qwhshp Of ueerHeld,
land also the north part Of lot
about Of land and that the
said peon e case will be heard ~ soon - the statute IL
such Ease, made aud provided, will permit which sale ID
made he purpose OF paying debts the decendent
Raysnna, July II, les4. Z JACOB Y: : MELLs and s
4n;z~s5A NJ CEARLorTE HoexIss, Admtss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
NEW CABINET FURNITURE.

| .I---- NEW OADINEI r UhNT UhE,- 7
.l.H = WARE-ROOMS, ,9y'"ri h'.-
3 doors East Of the Phaeshjx Block.
1--WE Subscriber having gone into Furniture
very extensively, is prepared to furnish his
with Furniture of the latest aud best Styles ~. at
Ash have on hand and receiving daily from the we'll
known establishment Of NJ. Demerest of Freedom, large
assortment Of rich aud and Furniture every
scnuo to numerous to parcuarize a Of which in style
market. "E@ Wv N'---" -. .... - .--
Ny facilities for manufacturing and bu ying equal
Led by an! other establishments, consequently am selling
furniture dealers, and all others much cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere. f ''. 80 .h'.nn'.t'
Those who furnishing Houses particularly invited
TO call and ex mine for themselves the Furniture will re-
commend itself TO all who judges. T. t y.# r,.fr
r. keep constantly on hand Dressed Flooring; aso,
SASH Blinds and Doors of my own manufacture
am prepared 10 plane tongue and groovs Flooring un-
dor IA inches wde Of any thickness, at short notice
Rayenna, June 90 1854. .iassb -.<s j. V.TURNHAM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Exchange Office.

DICKINSON, KING & Co., have opened an Office in tn
~ Democrat building, in Ravenna, and prepared
discount short paper buy and sell Gold Silver and Easter
credited to depositers semahuaIly and deposits left
specified time at such Rates may bc agresd upon.
C0lrcons made and rcmcd promt ty at lsial rites
Ruyanua Ju\ a. 1854. .lf .Iw (
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02

Marvin Casset, In the Court of Common Pleas Of POr.
,. vs.. - -ag tage County, Ohio. fgr 4
Emelino Casset, i. .., Divorce, -.... ... :
The said Emene Casse will take notice. that the Plaintiff
filed petition against her, in the Court of Common Pleas,
OF Portage county, Ohio, the 2h day Of July A. D. 1854
praying for divorce from ler for alleged adultery
and extreme cruelty. a. p - MARVIN GASSET
Ravenua july 90, 1854. .. 474 6w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Im&Dec,Or's I NOtict,,,

NOTICE hereby gvest the undersigned, has been
IN duty appointed County Inspector, under the pre-
vent the a'iueraon Of Alcoholic LquDrs.' passed May
1854 and duly quglied and ready upon the duties
of bis office. Office ever Rowel Witter & Cos. Store
A. BElDING; Inspector.
Rryenna, July 2j, 1864,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Sheriff sale.

I viEtue Of writ of ri Fa to directed and delivered
ll from the Court of Common Pleas, Of Portage county
Ohio, have levied Oh aud shall expose to slc public ven
due ON the premises, ~ aas-t. .e'rl.a s.fhs's
on Saturday, the 26M day of August, neat, 1
between the hours Of ts Of lock A. NJ anil four Ociuck
NJ. Of said da, tile following described lands and tensmen
to wt situate in the township of RaveLi, aud the State
Ohio and viii, his also the county of Portage known
being village lot No. thirtysix and the south half of
age lot No thirty five, Ia III, village Of Rvena the
is laid down IN the plat OF Tappans addition TO the vii
e Of kavcnna East Recorded IN the Portage county Rac
ords, be the less. ~ IN .,., - 40
Taken in execution Us the property of George MeElwan
At the suit Of John McClunn. Appraised $9OGC0.
Sherinrs ohce, Portage Co.., JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff
July 24.A. d. 1854 q by'W. b. MATHEWS, Deputy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
JULY APPROPRIATIONS,

lust received from New York by Express an Invoice
e. consisting OF Black silk ShsWs, black Summer goods
Pr'Hs Gghams, hwns &C. Also fine " Lade
Shoes; our stock is very good and will guarantees
the prices 70 suit well the goods. Call and seq.
iuy %, 1855. PRESTlss, Hopkins & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
Petition for PnrIion..

GsoEee LOyslsss -is5AH
4 rs. f.YgEEAA j 7 2.
Jacob II. Baldwin 2 = 49, ~ S O'
and other persons F'- p ss-ls--s 0f''}t talloiii
uhkhoUn 10 plin ~ la- t7els f's-r1fassg GissfQ
l. hsaA pp Jueo6 X. Baldwin nsr..n.
VIII lake noil0v thAta psiiIon wee Aat asns, ,,no %
ist DAY o. ieS4 n the o. eohiapS Pleas Of Por
tago eo1Bty, BY Gtorke Loseless And a nov 1Ss a.,
wherein the said George LOVeess demands rStt, a1 ,
following described real esiatS situate i tie iownip ~
Paris s said eoau ,khOSh asOe part Of lot No 2O mi
bounded as folaSs begineinE a post diink on naTth
west OF the hahOnng Fer Ht NE Of
John MeChnt X And lot from Which bas-~ood Tree
fourteen Inchts iu diamcter bears marks; IS deg dis,
taht 10 hnks themes s. deg. four chains lnkE 10
beach stamp, marked 1856 theRees 81 degT chains 10
post ~ the cdge of the rock about9i links above old dam
rom which north Of the crib OF canal loek
bears 81 Dig {, tence 50 deg. ~ deg ", chain So
hhks 70 post thence ROTth 30s ehans 5St lnks
post thence east chains 40 links post from which an
Kim tree 10 inches 10 diameter, bearing 6e deg distant
~ links; tLehee &ah -, fAs Two chains y links
Paee OF beginning eobtning three Of lsJd AID that
~ he hort term of said court application viii be made by
he said George Loveess for order partition may be
81 -, sAML sTRAwDER, Pras Au'y.
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