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tPr0n Ne Clsvsisad PlEin DssIeF.l
Failure or flIe Pr0teefIom ImsuF-
amce Co, Of Hartford.

ancc Co. of MnrtAOrOs
- MA. GAATs--fn femsrklng upon the fail
ure Of this Company, you say in your paper
OF yesterdyi aul fifliggflA
aThe eject Of this failure will be bad,
tending to bring diseredi, on responsible In
stituti0na." .f,a.. 4.s.
Ithas been known to most Insurance men
for years that the affairs Of this Company
were In very bed state, and to such the
failure causes no surprise. Il ought to have
failed vears AGO. The Protection and Etna
Cotnpsuies Of Hartford are among the oldest
in the Union. Their capitals were origin
ally the same. Their agencies are usually
in the hands Of the same persons and their
policies oftner than otherwise cover the same
risk Jointly. The Protection Company have
failed mainly because their business, extend
ing from Maine to Georgia, and embracing
all classes Of risks on land and on the ocean,
on river and lake, has been too much ex-
tended. They could not control and over
look the details as q company should, which
expects to do safe business. Every tenn
pest on the water, and every sweeping fire
on the land, was sure to bring them in for a
large amount Of loss. Another fact worthy
of note is their capital was insufficient for so
large business. It is probable that within
the last ten years they have had at no time less
than three hundred millions {! y at risk
What wonder then that such Company
should fail after a succession of large fires
through the country; yet the late fires have
not broke the Protection Company, but their
late large losses, added to the stringency of
the money market, has rendered the pay
Ment of all old claims hopeless. do not
think that this failure should in the least dis
credit Offices that confne their business to
reasonable limits, and which do not assume
a larger amount of risks than the size of their
capital will warrant.
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RAIN, RAMON last Thursday, we wei G
visited with quite, heavy shower of rain and
hail. We learn that some damage was done
in the south part of Ravenha and Charles
town, by the wind and hail, in the breaking
of windows, blowing down of fences, and
stripping the orchards OF their fruit. But
, the damage was not TO be compared with
the benefits. Never did the dry and parched
earth need it more. Farmers in this region
of the country have lost thousands Of dol
lars by the drouth. Some of the crops are
nearly cut off; the pasture fields and faead-
ows are barren, and the trees are beginning
to die in the woods. At such time show
er like that of last Thursday, is indeed a
blessing.
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The small Note Law.

pD The Cleveland Herald, is in favor of en-
forcing the provisions Of the small note
law. q Some its views are as orthodox as
.thelaw allows q Wing, paper to entertain.
It says: .;t,s.4a yIPEy 0I41
t'' ssOne Of the evils of paper currency ia
the undue circulation Of small bills, the
, flooding Of the country with foreign notes,
40 that they enter into all retail and minute
trade. Fla plan can be devised to substitute
fer these bills, specie and Ohio notes, 2
great good will be- accomplished, and much
saved to that clasS who can ill afford to
stand shave orsuffer loss" 4 sa /,
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The English Crops.

We have conversed with friend who has
just returned from tour through England,
Scotland and Ireland. He says in the Unit
ed Kingdom it is estimated, that the crop will
average fifty per cent. more than last year,
and twenty-five per cent. more than was ev-
er harvested before. 1t is all well secured,
and the people are exceedingly rejoiced.
This will save hundreds of millions of i'm
ported breadstufs, and the money rates ofin-
terests it is confidently expected will come
down to three per cent. unless the war con-
tinues.-P Plain Dealer. na.
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stoves for the People,

8. CLUTE, would say TO the people Of
d Ravenna and vicinity, that he continues TO carry
the Copper, Tin aud Sheet Iron business in all its
branches, and will furnish as good ware as any other
establishment, and cheap too. He will pay especial
attention 10 The manufacturing and putt up Of Fave
Troughs, and will do all work in that line as cheap and
u "Ieete' better than any OF the some horsen Tin
shops travelling about the country.
All wares made and sold at this establishments will
be OF the very best materials and done in the most
workmanke manner warranted. He intends to
keep on hand general assortment Of STOVES and
HOLLOW WARE, Ofthe very latest and best patterns
and at prices that defy competition Old Copper Brass
Pewter, Rags, and most kinds of country produce re-
ceiyed In payment. Repairing of all kinds done on
short notice.
His shop is the sou tn side Of Main ST. Just across
from the Phnuix Block, Ravenna Ohio. Just call in
and satisfy yourself, gentlemen to the quality of
work and prices. JOHN S. CLUTE.
.RavenEa, Sept. II, 1854. 4s4-tf
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OFOnc of the most fiendish acts we have
ever read is recorded in the Rowan IN. C.
Wing. In Cabarrus county, last week, a
man by the name Of Holbrooks hung his
own son. He had sent the boy to neigh
boris to procure something to eat, and the
boy returned without it. Holbrooks then
sent him back, and threatened that if he re-
turned again without it he would hang him.
The boy returned as before, whereupon his
father took him out to tree and hanged
him. Holbrooks then fed, but has been ap-
pretended.
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superintendent Ofthe Lumatic AS
yluIn at Cleveland.

We are glad to hear that DR.. LEANDER
FIREsToNE, Of Wayne county, has received
the appointment Of Superintendent of the
new Lunatic Asylum at Cleveland. An ap-
pointment more deservedly popular could
not have been made. AS physician. few
men in the State occupy higher rank in
their profession than DR.. FTREsroNE. He
is just the man to organize the new Institu-
ton, and place it upon basis that will meet
the expectations of the people of the State.
-Erchanoe.
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sanJyyicIl IsIands cedciI.

A gentlemen direct from Detroit SAYS in.
formation reached there yesterday to the
former Consul to Honolulu, A. TEN EYcK,
Esq, saying that an Agent, under instruc.
tions from our Government, had obtained O
deed of cession the whole group of the Sand
wich Islands, signed by the King and all his
Council but two-that the cesson is on the
most favorable terms and will be accepted
without a doubt. Good Hoorah for the
Oceanic State" or the estate of Oceana. F."
We claim the paternity Of the christening.-
Plain Dealer.
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DiRA


or Cholera -infantum, EMILY, only child Of Lev
n d CorneIia Lee, aged 4years.
Gone dear girl in youthful sweetness,
l-'' Lifes dull changeful voyage is DER,
Now thy beauty in completeness
.ra Blooms on Heavens unfading shore.
Thy pure spirit upward winging t..,
Left this she'll of mortal clay,
Qua. rdian angels round singing .r,-e
,.. We. come 70 the realms Of day.
Thou W. 10 art robed in light exceIIing,
..t Stood seraph by our hearth,
Far too bi light for mortal dwelling,
Far by IA r too good for Earth.
Fare thee we IL . track ofglory
Marks thine upward fight above
Where you pra tile forth the story
or Savior g dying love.
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or A number of the UNITED STATES MA.
sAzrNE, published monthly by A. Jones &
!. Co.., /, 8, 5 and 7, Spruce ST., New York
also in Boston and Philadelphia) has been
sent to us. 1t is large and neatly printed
and contains a number of well written arti-
clcs, tales, &c. We o. course, should NOT
agree with it's publishers in their views Of
the present administration; but in this, they
have right to their own opinion and we to
ours. The Magazine as whole, is well
conducted and valuable journal 1t is fur
,.nished to subscribers at $l,OO yer year.
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GFAt meeting of Brokers and Bankers
held in Cleveland on the 9th inst, the fol-
owing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed ,-.4 r ~ s. ..',ra, !
ResolUed, That on and after the goth inst,
all foreign Bank Notes of less denomina-
ton than SIS, and on and after lie. day of Oc-
tober, next, all $5 notes will be regarded as
pncurrent. ,..,laryr. r,,
Resolved. That on and after the first day
Of October, next, no notes of less denom-
ination than $40 will be paid out, except
ing those of the Banks of the State of Ohio.
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o. Godeys Lasy's Be ok for October, is
on our table. Noamagazi ne in the country
is mere highly priced by The leading CON-
munity thSh this, The, pre- sent number is
as usual full of useful an d entertaining
matter. We recommend it t. our readers.
Terms-one copy, one year SO. Two cop.
les one year $5, &c. Address L.. A. Co
DEY, Philadelphia.
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A NEW SOURCE OF SUPPLY.-Gathering
coal in the bed of the Ohio river, on the
bars opposite Cincinnati, is just now profit
able business for large number Of men and
boys, who have quite fleet of skifs en-
cloyed. The Gazette says the bars yield
ing SO wclI.have for years been covered with
sand until this season. The floods Of last
winter barred the treasure. Men, are said to
be making ten dollars per day taking out
boulders-quite as much as is made on the
California plrcers. They have to work in
water from twoto three feet deep, and look
from distance like flocks of water fowl. q
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5pstlul 1otiees,

ASEs> DR.. TUBBS will beat the Prentss House,
w Wednesday afternt ION and Thursday until 5
O'Clock p. M. 18th and 10Th of Oct. g4t pk.g n
See advertisement in another column.
UP Inyalids recovering frons the affects of Fever,
Bilious Diseases long continued illness Of any kind
will And Carter's Spanish Mixture the only remedy
which will revive their dropping constitutions expel
all bad humors from the blood, excite the liver to
prompt and healthy actien and by its tonic properties,
restore the patient to life and vigor. -. Z,
We can only say TRY n. A singls bottle is worth
all the Sarsaparias tn existence; contains
no Mercury, Opium, or any other noxious poisonous
drug and be given 70 the youngest infant without
hesitasion.
See the certificate OF wonderful cures round tho bot
Richmond, Va, can testify TO its good effects. Z.
sstEee advertisement. gtsz,4 477-4w
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS. .
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
AmnlVfsnsa1 VDIpvSiefspNp m

L .
| WILL be In attendance at his rooms as follows
Ravenna---Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day until O'Clock, p. NJ 18th and 10Th Oct.
| Akron-Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday 18th, October.
| Warren--Gaskill House, Monday, 23d of October.
I Cleveland--American House, Thursday and Friday
2lst and 22d of Sept.
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Infammations, Rheuma-
tsm, Asthma, ,Shorness of Breath difficulty breath
Ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous dlsa-
bties, Restessness, Loss Of appetite, CONSTIPATION
arrangement Of the Stomach, Bilious Afecttons Grav
e White swellings, any long standing diseases, are
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION DE- r., neither
bleeds blsters; nor is he Hom@pahist he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Anthony, any other mineral
as medcsl agent;nor ishe Thompsonian, he neither
from all Others that have been adopted, but not
so than his system Of trestment. He does not make
sick to make wells nor tear DOWN 70 9ld up again, nor
aay sny nervous irritation, by patching up with ano-
Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre,engaged aandanoe must
An unbiased opinion as to the probability OF cure
is always given. Subjecng the patient to ITO expense
without q reasonabie prospect of success.
t4 .~ill4 hiH 7iH PARALYSIS, a.a4d }5sE u
Many enquirer being made concerning this formfd-
able diseases select tor tho present report letter
nom old and well known citizen OF Poroge coun-
ty, Ohio. 1t was written In December 1850.
In few instances since remedies have been tempo.
rarly resorted 70, by which he has not only retained
comfortable health and powers Of endurance but thus
far escaped oil farther attacks of Paralysis:
!. DIR. TURBs:--Having employed your treatment for
some time, send 1ou the result, which you are OF
bsrty publish for the benefit OF others, Twas taken
shock OF Paralysis In February, Js4s. II only Affect
ed my and voice at FIRST but the pain in my arm
which followed the qhock become more severe, and
tended over my system. After the shock ! was still
able to walk, but had little strength; and my limbs were
weak and numb. advised with several physicians,i
some recommended cafome, but was not relieved.
Ny general health very poor when applied 10 you
In January, and though gave very little encour-
agement at the time, obtained medicine and som-
meuced its use For the first two weeks felt slightly
worse, aftef that, Improvement commenced, and has
continued until am able to labormost Of the time
now feel like new man. 2 w II G.. CHASE.
Rootstown, Dec, ,l65O.
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BANK FAILURES. From Bulletin issued
: from Dyes Banking House, Cincinnati;
we learn that the following banks have re-
Gently failed or are at least doubtful:e
,@g Nh Parmers' anu b. Mechanics Bank Of Kent
County, Nd. 4. ss s.l. an .~
Farmers and Merchants Bank Of Mem;
y 7phis, Tenn. 'r& aot. s..s4 AZ
.,,3 Drovers' Bank, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. rs
Bank Of Milford, Milford, Delaware.
Bank Of Carthage, Jefferson County, N. Y.
,1 The following Banks are doubtful, and
our readers would do we'll to refuse them:
Bank Of Castleton, Vt.DJ 9}Tcw
9ia Bank of Mlledgeville, Geo. fv.fT
p, South Royalton Bank, Vt. 1.'i"@& " ?
Merchants Bank, Macon, Geo.
,, National Bank, District Columbia.
Commerce Bank, Tenn. .s4ist
Manufatures' and Mechanics Bank, Geo.
Washtenaw Bank, Ann Arbor Mich.
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=. DECREASE OF THE CHoLERA.--As we pre-
dicted on Saturday, we have the qualification
of announcing this morning that the Cholera
has entirely lost the virulant and malignant
character which ii possessed last week, and
has now settled down into manageable
disease, as easily conquered BY the physi-
clans as any other malady. Rapid in its
rise and progress, it is subsiding almost as
quickly, and in q few days will exist only in
the remembrance Of our citizens. .--P Pittsburgh
Post, Sept. 1871. a -. .,..s s c55 .
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.e.,. r9.TWe are un der obligations to J. A.
DONALDSON, Esrq., ,'f this place, for fine
of peaches p. 'esel 'ted to us a few days
since : They are Of Lis own raising, and
'dre' largest ana mic, st specimen of that
kind Of fruit, we hay e see.u n. They were not
s6hIy beautiful to the eye, Ut delicious to the
taste, ',r- a'.5 o., .+ as@"f f.e' -. Il J
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KEEP YOUR Sons EMPLoYED.-Let play
be but their occasional privilege, and they
will enjoy it far more highly. Employ them
in the garden, if you have one, as work is
not play. Give them daily and regular du.
ties about the house. 1t will do them nc
harm to perform humble services. 1t will
help you and help them still more to have
them bring wood or coal, to scour the knives
to make their own beds, to keep their own
room in order. "A ,,.
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L. %% GIVE would call the attention of those
who are fond Of dancing and good music to
the card Of E. B. EsTY in another column.
1t is his farewell cotillion party, and will no
donbt afford rap opportunity for few
hours of pleasant enjoyment. 80 ,,a.s r,i
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eTDick who was hung at Dayton, Ohio,
the other day. was inclined 70 have no faith
tih 7anytreligions but the Catholic, yet he was
visited occasionally by Protestant ministers.
About week before he was hung, lheswas
asked by one Of these gentlemen, worthy
and talented ndant Have you any objection
10 my praying with you ~ II guess mot. =
said Dick, 'seUssy listle helps."'
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s' H5-We have received catalogue of the
arrangements, committees, premiums, &c.
'1of the National Exhibition of Cattle to be
held by the U. s. Agricultural Society at
Springfield Ohio, on the 25th. 26th and
9th days Of October 1854. Six thousand
dollars worth of premiums are to be distrib-
uted among the competitors. 1t is intended
to be indeed a national Fair . The circulars
issued by the Society invites the friends of
Agriculture from allthe States in the Union
to,attend it, and contribute SO far as possi-
Bile to: the interest of the occasion. j-IF J.
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!. AN HosEsT MAa.-Mr. Isaac McMillen,
Treasurer ofsWayne township, Msskingum
county, died last week, at an sdvanced age.
Mr.. McMillenwas elected Treasurer at the
time Wayne township was organized. and
has been reelected every year since, with
out having IN opponent.
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TP DR.. HooAand's German Bitters prepared by Or.
G. NJ Jackson, are Justly reckoned amongst our most
vsuable medcinesf In cases ofdyspebsla, actslIke
magic, strengthening the tone Of the stomach snlat
ing he digestive powers and giving ruddy health to the
cheek and brightness 70 the eye There are thousands
n this community who testify to their virtues, and
thousands will hereafter add their testimony. ,l
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VALUATION OF REAL EsrATE IN NEW
YoRK.-The New York Journal of Com.
,merce says the assessors returns, just sent
in, show an enormous increase, during the
past year, in the valuation both of real and
personal property in the city Of New York,
amounting on real estate to eighty-seven
million of fdollars. The comparison 10 shown
as follows: The total assessment return.
ed for 1868 was $40l, ,466, ,7s6; do. do. for
1854, BASS, ,000, 600. 85. T, s5.,s,,s.,ss
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.fgavenna summit MINIS.

HE Undersigned have purchased of Mess
i rs Whttlesey the above well known Mills. are pro-
pared at all times to pay the highest market price for
Wheat, Corn, Rye, 8c.-Partioular attention given 10
custom work.
FLOUR and FEED STORE, at the rooms insefy occu.7
pied by s. Day, opposite the Phoenix Block, where can
be iound at all times FLOUR by the barrel or IN sacks
FEED ofa descriptions. Also, SALT, PLASTER
FISH, LIME, &c. GEO. BUEL & Co.;
Rhyenna. April l. 1854. ....s ... -
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For duties of Trustees in this case, see the "Act to
regulate the Election OF State aud county officers,
passed May Sd, 1852, Vol 5O General Laws, also Sec
ton l. Of the 'ac defining the Jurisdiction and regua-
ting tue practice of Probate Courts, passed April 90,
1854. rrr r.- ~ -
Given under my hand at Ravenna this I'd day of Sep
tember, 1854.
40 JAMES wooDARD, Sheriff.
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d 6TWe have received two eommunica-
J, tons intended for publication in the Sentinel,
but, too late FOR insertion in this weeks pa
per. J, ~ q ila. ~ fsaI y. t,s So.
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D%7- We are requested to state, that e.
Lancaster, Esq, late of Oregon, wi Il give a
lecture in Ravenna, on next Saturda y afte r
noon, the 23d inst, at 4 O'clock, P. IN. up.
on the history, climate, productions, & c., of
that territory. The subject is one Of p ecu
.liar interest, and will no doubt be rich en-
tertainment to all who may attend
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.5i,01r0ur thanks are due to somebody, for
an, excellent piece of music composed for
the Piano FORTE, by Mrs. L. L. DEMISG.
1t is entitled "NebrGskG Redo.oa" and is ded-
icsted to J. w. GRAY, Esq, the very tall
Sented and D, 3pul sr editor of the Plain Dealer.
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DISSOLUTION.-The co-partership ex-
~ listing between the subscribers, was dissolved by
mutual conseI {, on the7th day OF August, 1854.
The business Of the company, will be settled by either
OF them. GEO. SOMERVILLR,
45l-3w R.B. REEVES.
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% g ecrNo Foreign news Of any importance
this week. g sai5., 49,. '.is..i
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ora Cadet has Just entered West Point
from Tennessee, 8 feet 8 inches In height,
He will do to lead the GrenAaiers. !.
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GrOan no More.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the Head,
ness in the limbs, get bottle OF Root German Oint-
ment, SO II thoroughly and be cured. II this oint-
ment should not give satisfaction, after thorough ap-
blcaon, the bottle may be returned to the agent and
the money refunded. .-f =.
Agents: |. Swift, Ravenna Dr. Earl, Franklin; and
sold bs one Agent in each townseip, 4si3bn
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Legal NOTICES.


SALE OF REAL ESTATE-B1 order o.
~ ne cosrt % nobaIe; on ths 81 taY of osisbefJ
A. y; lss1, a. one e'elotk n ue anerncgn, On ~
ns hsa E.,zie, e Ne property q lame, ho.kins, DE-
smp o. feim9n, N Ne county 81 PouaR8, 0hioi
tnosn as being Ne norih part u lol No. "a BOUNDED
- iolowss commencinH ~ l1e Morrill, kna oornar o.
said lot NO. IA honco WesIoa fha Morn line of ~
lot 70 the NOrh-We corner of 1Alot Iheees eouIf
on he West line OF sAid lot any two rods snss HnI
By line running parallel aerosl nd lot Vim - Ara
mentioned llnei thence n0fh the kAst hne 0f 1ald
l0t 70 ne place Of beginning, containing q acres o
landi also, another piece Of land situate IN ne oUn-
known As being part Of l0ts No. % and 81 bounded ~
follows: Beginning at post Standing seven ehalna
and IS links East Of the EorhEasi corner OF lot No.
95; thence East u chains and q nkf thence south -
chains aud Sc links; thoncs Wes - chains % The Rast
line oflot No. s thence south chains, 80 liBes 70
the center Of The highway; thence NOrh l5t degrees;
West ID ehsns, e2 links post; th1nce Nonh ~ de-
grees East6 chains and Ilnks W post thence Rasi
II chains and % links 70 post N0r East IS degrees,
wess Is chains, ~ links 70 ne place Of beginning
taning 50 acres OF land Also ohsF pece o. land
situate In said township Of Deerhsld known being
part OF LOT No. g, commencing at ne sonk-Kasl cof-
OF said lot No. So thence West along the South line
70 the Southwest corner thence North % lhf thal
shall contain 81 acres or land The 50 acres ApprHssd
at $1,000 90. The so Of land lots No. % and
IS, appraised Al e3O000 The 50 acres ofand In PAL
myra, appraised az s1196,00.
Terms made known at the sale.
JACOBV. NELL, . sA..,.,.,......
CHARLOTTE HosKINs. Aun'"'s'.'''
August 20, 1851. l76-4W
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A Good Buggy

FOR Sale, cheap. Good wood will be
l. taken in pay. Enquire Of
Ravenna, Sept. l9, "a. ID. M. soMMERvILLE-
..a -' sSO-3w