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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-08-30
Great Fire at milwaukee,.
The Heart Of the CITY in Ashes-Loss Esti-
mated at Nearly One Million Dollars.

The Heart Of the City in Ashes-Loss Esti-
mated at Nearly One Million Dollars.
From the Milwaukee News, Gath.
1t is our painful duty to record the most
disastrous confagration that ever visited
Milwaukee. About IL O'Clock to-day fire
was discovered in the loft Of Davis Stables,
in the rear OF the United States Hotel.
The wind was blowing fresh from the
South east, and in few moments the whole
row OF buildings from Davis to the fremont
House was in fumes. The wind then shift
ed to the east, and in an incredible space Of
time, the United States Hotel, and the whole
block, extending from Huron to Michigan
streets, including the whole square bounded
by Main, Huron, East, Water and Michigan
streets was in flames.
The destruction of this valuable property
was comparatively but the work Of mo
ment. The flames then extended across
East Water street to the west side, Destroy
ing all the buildings from the coron of IIu-
ron street to Nazro's Hardware store. The
fire WAS still raging at the hour we went to
p:ess, (halt.past o'clock, P. M.,) though
there is no doubt that it will be confined
within the limits narned- ...
1t is impossible, in the general confusion
and excitement of the moment, to give all
accurate account o the losses, particularly
us our own Office was iminent danger of de-
struction. They 1re variously estimated ut
from $$200,000 to $1,000, 900. ". g.
We take what follows from tho Sentinel,
Of yesterday. The act mentioned as per
formed by Capt. Butlin, of the Artic, is jus
what we should expect from him. His eur
and hand are ready fur every good work. 2
At about halfpast P. NJ, when it was
feared that the fire would prove the master
and extend north Of Michigan street, dis
patch was sent to Racine for aid. A gen.
tleIaan Of this city, who was at the place,
says TINT just as the Artc touched the pier.
the 6re-bells rang sturtling peal and the
boys gathered together at their houses.
Capt. Butlin, learning the state Of the case,
held on for them, and in twenty minutes
time Chief Engineer Wratten, with engines
No. !, 2 and of Racine, manned by one
hundred aud fifty brave fellows, and accom-
panied by Mayor Mcdonald, Mr.. Waterman,
Mr.. Clement of the Advocate, and many
other citizens were aboard the boat. Capt
Butlin put his good steamer through with
will, and our friends arrived in time to rem
der excellent service in relieving our own
wearied firemen. May it be lcng be;ore a
return of such service shall be called Tor,
but when it does come, it will be responded
TO most heartily.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of III Fa to me directed and de
ID livered from the Court Of Cannon Pleas Of Por-
tagc county, Ohio; shall expose 10 sule nj public
venduc AT the Court House, in the town of Ravehna.
on Saturday, The oh day Of September, merit,
O'Clock p. III. OF sIil day, the undivided eleyenth
part Of the following described lands and tenenlents To
wit: situate IN Dot No. AZ ia Windham. b0uIned n,
iolows beginning at post standing In the North-Elst
corner of lot a. thence running westerly the North
line Of said lot nnchuf Of tho length of said lot from
East and West to post; thence SouheTly the line
running midway OF thc East and West line OF said
lot so far South as will take to make ty.ny two acres
within the aforesaid, and following boundaries to a
poS thcucc eastcrly line running parallel with the
North line ofsaid lot, to post staHding in the East
lme Of said lot: thence norhcriy the East liIre OF
said lot to tls place of beginning. g. ...t,TggI-fy
Taken in Execution the property OF Sahucf Pill
sif1r, at the suit Of Oliver b. Milliard. s ' 't' |
Appraised at SgO.OO. r" 80 .'-
SherllT'S Office, Portage Co.. JAMES wooDARD, r
August 7, A. ID; 1851. 5w Sheriff.
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Sheriff sale.

DY virtue ofa writ of Lev Pa 70 me directed and de-
ID lyered from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Portage
county, Ohio: shall expose 10 sale at public vende
at tho Court House, in the town OF Ravsnna.
on Saturday, the oh ddy of September, nert,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the following described lands
and cnmcns TO witt situate the township of Charles.
town, In said county, known the East half of lot No.
20 bounded North by the highway. East by 4. Parsons
Heirs South by land belonging to Nelson peo; West
by Land belonging 10 Frederick Looms; containing
niiy-i0ur and i0lJ Of an acre. o.. . ...a
Taken ia Execution as the property of Andrew Hay
maker, at h- suit Of Harvey HOtchkiss. ...# ..'.
Appraised at Sl00U,ON.
Shcrins Office, Portage CO.,l JAMES WoODARD.
August Z. A. d. 1854. AS ,5w Sheriff,
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on DOZEN Sythes just received, and for
Nv sale by A. v. HoRR d Co.
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SHERIFF SALE-By virtue of vendi
~ Ex 70 mo directed, shall expose 10 sale at pub
lie vendue at the House OIL. A. Mooney in Mantua,
on Monday, the llh day Of September, asert,
the following properly, To wit: One yoke Of tags one
yoke OF Cattle, four Cows, one Bay Pony mare and
Colt Six yearlings, part Steers and part Heifers
Watch with Seal and Chain. -
Taken IN execution rs the property Of H. A. Mooney,
at the suit OF Hilliard, Hayes TO.
.sss JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff,
by w. B. MATTHEWS, Deputy.
Sherifrs olHce:Portage Co.,l
4a. August 81, 1854. 47a 2w
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Aw(,ui Conn 1lagr;nlion.
IMMENSE Destruction Of Property ProJGJ
o. Loss not less than $l,00O,000.

IMMENSE Destruction Of Property Probable
Loss not less than 81 100000.
.aaig [From tho Troy Times, o5th i@' ',. "fS
About ! O'Clock this afternoon, the large
Faning Mill, owned by Mr.. Gibson, of Al
lny, aud occupied by Geo. Quiggin, on the
futbwest corner of Front and Division
Ireets, was discovered to be on fire; and al
Tough the fire Companies were on the
found in less than ten minutes after the
Iarm, il was impossiblet to stop the progress
Of the flames, owing to the large amount
dry lumber. shayings, &C.. 10 and about
le building. A fresh breeze from the north
MT the flames at once to the adjoining lum.
!lkYard ofJohn G. Buswell g. Son, on the
'lGh Of Lyman r. Avery, which was on
ie at 2 O'Clock. The grocery store of R.
landerlleyden, opposite the Planning Mill on
font street, took fire and was consumed,
The fire extended through from Front to
liver street, and at two O'Clock the DWELL
house OF .F,aW. Benson, corner Of River
I'D Division streets, was burning,
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-0T About year and half since some
persons in searching at West milford, Pa
sale county, New Jersey, for iron, came
ncross bed Of clay, with the nature of
whicbthey were unacquainted. Until recent
ly it has not been improved, on account of
ignorance Of its value; but scientific inves-
tigation has revealed the fact that il is
Koalin, aud exceedingly valuable porcelain
clay, which is quite scarce. 1t can be used
In the manufacture of porcelain ware, tiles,
fire brick, the glazing of cards, soap, paint,
etc. The deposit at West Milford is of the
purest, kind. 1t is 1f various colors, white,
red, chocolate and others.-Cdnton Tran
rcri9t.
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I'VE understand that come of our pat.
did not receive their papers last week,
several days after publication. We are
, for this. We tried hard to get them out
ne for the mails, but it seems we failed
me instances. Wewill try and do bet.
! future. -.t..
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8 SINKING OF A RAILRoAD.--The track of
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad has
sunk about eight feet where the road runs
on the marsh land between Second and
Third Lakes, about eight miles from Wis
.consin. The track lies six feet under wa
ter for space of about lao rods.
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PIRIrUAL MEETING.-There will be u
ing of the friends of the Spiritual Phi
ply, at Shalersvile, in this county, on
Hay the third day of September, next,
lnent Speakers and Mediums, are expect
4 be present. ~.
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ne Temperance meeting at the Town
on last Sunday evening was largely at.
I'D. The lecture-of Mr.. Burr, was lis.
I to with interest. The exercises were
.n in darkness but improved somewhat,
!, meeting drew to aclose. The Tenn
hce Committee will probably see to this
iture,
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2 o. There is only one paper in Egypt, a
small monthly sheet, at four dollars year.
1t is devoted mainly to the powers that be,
and every one in the employment Of the
Pacha is obliged to subscribe.
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REMOVAL.

TT L., DAY takes pleasure in saying to
IL. h!sfrieHds and customers and the public gener-
ally, that he has removed to his new Store, ..
No.3, PHGNIX Block,
where he will be hNppy to wait them TO any thing
in the line of Fancs and Sapel Dry Goods; and. he
intends to devote his attention, almost exclusively to
the purchase and sale of Dry Goods, he is confident
he will be enabled to present to the people of Portage
couaty a Stock of Goods mot surpassed in quality,
gpGsty or Pricc, by any Retail DR.! ods Establish
nlent West of New York. ~ .' 20 '
Raynnua. Anril IP. 1854,
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1--WE are requested to state that the
|. JOHN C. HART, Of the Cong. Church
lis place, will preach sermon on next
path afternoon, upon the subject Of
ritual Manifestations"
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IsAyENNA BOOK STORE.


VHE largest assortment Of Books and Sta
l. tione.y ever Offered to the citizens Of Portage
county, will ''c found at the Ravcnna book Store, on
Main Street, oi posite the Preutiss House.
ROOKS-SehooI books of every kind used
~ in this section. Also standard works, Histories,
Poetry, Tales, miscellaneous works, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Juvenile Books, Primers, &c.
STATIONERY-Every style and variety
~ srom the most common, TO the most supurb.
MALL PAPER-The largest and most
ces, with Border to match, ever offered IN Portage
county. The stock is purchased of the faclurcs,
aud may be relied on for strength aDddurabili,y.
FANCY GOODS-A beautiful stock and
l. stock and extensive variety of Fancy Goods, Toys
&C., for old and young.
DERFUMERY-A large and elegant stock
l. Of Harrsons choicest Perfumery always hand.
NANDIES.--A full assortment, warrantc
" to bc mado from the best materials.
CODA FOUNTAIN-A Soda Fountbin
~ In superb order will be in constant play during
the hot days of Summer.
WILLOW WARE-A good stock of Will
w low Ware constantly Oh hand, embracing Was-
ons, Chairs, Basket, Gc'
DOWDER-Coarse and fine Powder, best
i quality, Shot, Caps Pitts, &c.
DIRD CAGES--The best assortment of
ID Bird Cages in the county; Bird Seed, Fish Bone,
Bathing Dishes, and all the "fxins.''
DOCK BINDERY--BookB Binding in eve
I'D ry variety and style, done short notice, The
Bndery has of Hickok FIRST class Ruling Machines
Blank Books ofeyery variety rued,to order-peiod-
Gals bound, old books rebound and every branch Of
the business attended to in the best muDner.
TOB PRINTING of every description done
e) in the most beautiful executed in the
estern country. Power Press will soon be added to
the Printing establishment, and with all modern i'm
provements in printing type, splendid stock Of Cards
and paper,--af kinds OF job Printing, Cards, hand
bills posters, Bill Heads, Blanks Pamphlets Books,
&c. will be done In style unsurpassed and to entire
satisfaction
For any OF great variety of wants to be supplied
this extensive establishments the Public respectful
~ requested ID cell atthc
RAvENNA BOOK STORE,
May g, 1884. opposite tho Prentss House, Min st.
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lsALTH OF CARR0LLToE.-We are ad-
| by the CarrolItoh papers, that the ru-
4 which have been circulatcd,unfavurable
.e health of that pluce, are entirely W.
ded. There were few cases Of an cp-
'ic closely resembling the cholera, but
! have occurred for several weeks. Tne
lie of that town are enjoying their usual
&c of health.
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WH HITE FISH and Trout, by the barrel,
w half bbl and pound. A. V. HoRR& Co.
GAlTER BOOTS-Three cases just re-
VI ceived, good article, selling at one dollar per
pair, by A.V. HoRR & Co.
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.he New Lisbon aurora, says, that
Young died of cholera in Salem on
'lnesduy; and several died in Alliance
week Of the same. ------.-------
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Exchange Office.

DICKINSON, KING q Co., have opened an Office
III in tho Democrat building, in Ravenna, and arc
prepared TO discount short paper huy and sell Gold
Silver, and Eastern exchange on liberal terms. In
terest paid OH deposits and credited to deposers semi
annually and on deposits LEFT on specified time at such
rates as may be agreed upon.
Collections made and RENTED promptly. at usua
rates. 410-5w
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soVa to GalatiO is in possession of the
Turks. ..rr.., $1,000.
A small English expedition attacked the
Russian stockades, and burned Sulina to the
ground.
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4. y. LEWIS,

IPThe public are cautioned against the ftlSchoods
and misrepresentation IF certain wandering agents,
Of the Etna company, of Hartford; who it seems are
maxi ing an effort to introduce that company by tradu-
cling our Ohio offices. are glad to know that thus
far their efforts have earned only the aud
tcnIut of cOmmunitS; lT0-3,n
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OIL CLOTHS for halls, Rugs, Mats, &C.,
" ut J. II. B0srwicK & Co.
BROAD CLOTHS, Cassmeres, Satin and
ID Figd Vestiugs, and every thing imaginable for
gentlemen's wear We can do 1t up brown, black, or
any o'her rcoiorforyoH. fH..as ..f~.. . Hs.
GREEN TEAS for so cents, the very best
VI that RavcnnE can produce at
q" F "a - JOHN II. BosTwICK & Co.
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SILKS-A large stock Of Black, Brocade,
fcrcd at is Cd yoCr to buy; pile just reed
A. v. HoRR d. ca.
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Notice.
yXyHEREAs my wife Jane, has left my bed and board
w without any just cause or provocation; hereby
forbid all persons from harbong or trusting her on
my account will pay no bills or her contracting aler
this dale. Ebwtk CRucKER.
shalersSille. Aug. II, 1854. t76-3w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ABSTRACT STATEMENT
OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS


OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
oE TIE
Washington Union Insurance Co.,
OF CLEVELAND, o., TO July 1sT, 1854.
No. Of Policies issued during tho past SIX
months, 3,Ol5
Whole No. Of Policies issued to date, 1888.
], 1854, ss,33I.692
Amount OF Property Insured dur
ing past six months, 2,567,690
Whole eamonnt Insured, slOs9O, ,3I2
Amount OF Deposit Notes in force
January /, 1854, Sl55,oO5,23
Amount Of deposit Notes receive
cd from Jan. !, 1854, to date 34,5O3,26
Whole amount Of Notes. sIs9,5Os, 40
Cash ba aance In favor OF Compa-
NY january |. 1854, Sl4,9I6,33
Cash Premiums received from
that period to date, 22,3OO,6s
Total, s37,e6,0I
Amount oflosscs paid since jan
uary !, 1854, IO,3I3,24
Balance, ss6,9O3,77
Undetermined claims including
losses not duo, S6,T7O,J6
RESOURCES, JULY j. 1854.
Deposit Notes as above, Sis9.5Gs,4a
Cash balance, 'S 26,Nt3.57
Personal property 2aO,OO
Suhdry Cash Items, 230,00
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NRtu aNuertisrInrnts.
WILL he PULLS He ON 1Hh IsT August,
TME CABIN EsOY'S STORY.

n HE BIN EOY'S STORY.
SEMrNArTIcAL ROMANCE INTENSE INTEREST, BY
TIE Author OF THE "PrRArE DocroR," THE CLAW
yER's STORY" TIE "OLD DocToR," &c., &c.
THE success hitherto enjoyed by the au-
l. thor Of the above popular works is sufficient
guarantee of the favor with which any productions
coming from his fen will he received by the public
''lhc Cabin Boys Story' is ronaic narrative, H.
Illustrating the horrors Of the Slave Trade carried
in the Coast OF Africa The nutlOr has served in the
nayy--and the descriptions and characters painted
from personal acqua lance with them. The story is
full of exciting interest and adventure the celcbra
ted work of Dne, "Robinson Crusoe, and has the adj
vnntage over that glorious fiction, inasmuch as it is
founded facts ofevery day The history
of the heroine of the Story, Enloika, the Crcassian
slave purchased at Constannople, educated and mar.
ricd by the reckless, yet chivalrc. Seymour-thc
maBdcr of the Albatr0Ss, Is simply the narration Of
fact painted from the iife aud all the numerous charac
ters portrayed throughout the story wildly and
graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole oftc edition il originally their intention to
publish; consequently, they have been obliged largely
to increase il; and they respectfully request that all
orders may be sent in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will create
much interest as any word of fiction that has Of late
years emanated from the press. as, Notwithstanding
since the publication of "Uncle Toms Cabin,'' works
Relating to slavery in America, and CON, have been
numerous none have appeared having relation to the
system OF purchasing slaves on the African Coast,
written by one who has witnessed 1t in all It's hideous
defOrnity. The work is written in chastc and pure
language, and win be welcome and instructive ad-
dition 10 tho family library
pages, handsomely Illustrated with Ane engravings, and
elegantly bound III cloth. Price, in cloth. dollar;
IN paper IS cents, at which rates copies will be sent by
the publishers TO any part Of the country, free post
age.
For sale Wholesale and retail by the publishers.
ELLSWORTH u STREET,
No. 20 BEENAN STREET NEW YORK.
And by Gll the Booksellers throughout the United
States and British Provinces. t
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NEW CABINET FURNITURE.
WARE.ROOMS.
; doors East Sftlle PElGnM:x Block.

VHE Subscriber having gone into the Fur
i hiture business very extensively. is f-eparcd to
furnish his customers with Furniture Of the latest and
best styles.
As have on hand and am receiving daily from the
well known establishment Of NJ. Dcncrest of Free
DON'T largcassortneEt Of rich and and common Fur
nnre ofevery description, 10 numerous tn particular
iZe, ali OF which in style and workmanship is warrant
cd 10 be equal to any in this market
My facilities for manufacturing and buying q, not
equaed by any other establishment consequently am
selling to furniture dealers and all others nuchvhoap-
er than car be bought elsewhere.
Those who furnishing Houses arc particularly
invited TO call and examiner themselves as the Fur
hiture will recommend itsclfto all VINO are judges.
=. :. keep constantly hand Dressed Flooring;
also Sash. Blinds and Doors of my own manufacture.
am preparedtn plane tongue and groove Flooring
under II inches Wide, Of any thickness, at short notice.
Ravenna. June 90. 1854 J. V.TURNHAM,
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Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,

Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
FOR THE SPRING OF 1854.
TAMES TWI1'f has just returned from the East and
isday receiving fresh Spring Goods, of all styles,
qualities and prices all these goods were selected with
for home trade and will b1 sold ut very low prices
Rayenna, April s., lSj4 JAMES TwrT.
INFANTS Straw Caps; Misses Flats; Infants Straw
l. Hats; Infants Flats JAMES Twrrr.
DANAMA HATS-SomC extra ine just reed from
the Factory. JAMES TwITr.
TREMENDOUS Big Stock Of Childrcn's Caps,
l. AprilG, JAMES fwIrT.
STRAW Goods, will be opened in a few days.
- April6, JAMES 'TwIrr.
NO. ], Silk Hats, manufactured by the celebrated
llattcrs Genn aud bcary. When you select Hat.
DO not get ne that is II heavy Hat, case in two,
they are made of paste board. JAMES TWlIT.
SHADY SIDE-Just received cases of Summer Hats
~ May ls. JAMES T,vrrr.
dNENIN the New York Hitter, sold two hundred
" Wide Awake Hats, the frst day they were intro
duccd in New York City. fwitt has any quantity of
them at No. 4, Phoenix Block: JAMES TwITT.
OLD Mems st, lie of Hats, wide brime just the thing
~ for old Gentlemen. JAMES TwITr.
SECOND Arrival of Straw goods, this oIst tay of
~ Twitt's Hat Store. J.TWITT.
WIDE AWAKE
A NEW style of Hats all Fur Weighing II ounces.
N June 10, 81. JAMES TwITT
BANANAS cleaned and repaired. All Pqlnnl; Hats
L purchased at Twitt's last Summer, will be clean
ct this Spring without extra Charge
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MOTICE-The subscribers have removed
their Store and Tin shops to the old stand Of Cyrus
Prentss, door West Of the Prentss House, where
they will be happy 70 see their otd customers and as
many new ones as can make Il convenient 10 en- |.
August, 90, '54. BECKLEY & RAWISON.
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Ready Ngusle ClOtllimg.

TT l.. DAY, has been receiving the last three weeks
H. the best stock of Ready Made Clothing, ever
offered in this town. Coats Pants and Vests Of every
descrison. aud all prices also furnishing goods ofa
kinds, slocks cravas, neck lies, Shirts, wrappers,
drawers, gloves hose &C., all of will be sold cheap, for
ready pay; reco!lect No. 9, Phenix Block.
lime 10 Ipbt lHtt.|' .t 4,
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE-By order of
~ the Court Of Probate; tba 5th day of October,
A. ID. 1854, ut one O'Clock In the afternoon, on the
premises, will be sold to the highest bidder, the follow
ing Real Estate the property Of james Ioskins de-
ship of Palmyra, in the county of Portage, Ohio;
known as being the north part Of lot No. H. bounded
Ss follows: commencing ut the North East of
said lot No. II, thence West the North line of said
lot to the North West corner of said lot, thence South
on the West ue of said lot fifty two ros thence East
by linc running parallel said lot, with the first
mentioned line thence north the East line of said
lot to the place of beGnEng, containing SO Of
land; al so, another piece of land sua TO in the town
ship of Deerfcld, in the county Of Portage, aforesaid
known being part Of lots No. 90 and 95 bounded as
follows: beginning at n post standing seven chains
and ea links East Of the North East corner of lot No.
chains aud 81 links thence West 90 chains to the East
line ofot No. 95; thence south chains, % lines tn
the center Of the highway; thence North 4ja degrees,
West 10 Chains SO links to post thence North "a de-
grces, EasB chains and thEs n post; thence East
u chains and 38 links to pos North East Is degrees,
West IL chains 94 links to the place Of beginning
tanning 50 of land; Also un other peco Of land
situate In said township Of heerfeld known being
part Of lot No. 3d. commencing at tho South East cor
Ier of said lot No. S thence West along the South line
to the South West corner; thence North far that
line running said lot 10 the East line the same,
shall contain SO OF land. The 81 appraised
95, appraised Mt el3O0G0 The SO acres OF land In Pal
myra, appraised ut $ll96,OO.
Terms made known at the sale.
JACOBV. NELL, ! Asu;,,..,.,ox.
CHARLOTTE HoSKiNs. A'n''S''a''i'
August 20, 1851. ! 476-4w
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-08-30

000n YARDS Carpetng just received
AUUU and for sue at small advance above cost,
by A.V. HoRR & Co. 7