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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-01-18
j IMPORTANT NEWSi

New YORK, Jan. 49,
The Europa arrived at 9 A. NJ, with 81 pas
lsengers. Is. -. ID g
Lord Dudley Stuart is at Constantinople, en-
deavoring to cause the Porte to enroll an Europe-
an Polish Legion, and to induce the cessation of
hosti1ities from the Russian army. ss...-.5r -
The ratification of the treaty between Russia
and Persia has gone to st. Petersburg, Dec. 18th.
Persia was daily expected to attack Bagdad.
Turkey had formerly accepted the Persian de-
tclaration of war. t,.-s s...-.
British Parliament appointed to meet for busi-
ness Jan. 3lst. ~
!, Preston strikes still unsettled. -
Birmingham Iron Masters report trade healthy,
without further advance for the present.
s3 Decree of Napoleon III removes restrictions
from importof cotton from England into France.
Tie dividend on the Bank of France for the
past year is 81 francs. ss. s..u ~ a.-.s
It was rumored in Persia on the 29th that Mr..
Soule had fought third duel with the Duke of
Abb, at Madrid, and was killed The rumor needs
confirmation.
Gen. Cadortz is dead z7s>
Sweden and Denmark are forming an armed
league against Russia.
earr New YORK, Jan. 16.
The Porte consents, on invitation of two pow
ers, to reopen negotiations, but will not abate her
just pretensions. 1t remains to be seen if Russia
will do likewise, and if she refuses, the powers
will then act with energy:
At last dates, (Dec. l9,O the Allied fleets were
still in the Bosphorus. s.f.
No operations along the Danube, but the Rus
SLAMS still concentrating .appa, emily with a
view of attacking Kalafat, which is strongly for
tilted. .ra...,-..l
Trifing skirmishes continue, but of no impor-
tance.
The Russian steamer, Pruth wantony set fire
to two villages on the Danube, with red hot shot.
No further news from the scat of war in Asia,
but anxiously looked for.
Severe storm ON the Black Sea; so sail-vessels
lost. ,s*ef
Capt Neal, Of steamer Prince, reports having
seen large screw steamer sunk between Liver
pool and Dublin, during severe gale in the chan
mel. Much anxiety is felt to know what steamer
is missing.
Letters have been received in Dublin from Smith
O'Brien. Dates from Norfolk of Sept Is, three
days later, mention his escape from that place.
Hamel Pasha, the Sultan's brother-in-law is
named Minister of Interior.
Abdel Pasha had been repulsed,
1wenty-f five thousand Turks had received or
ders to retire from Russian Armenia.
The Europa passed the Niagara on the Sd, 40
miles off Cape Clear.
A private letter from Liverpool of the 3lst, says
the Breadstuff Market generally is excited and
prices had advanced.
Flour 4Oe; white Wheat lis Cd; red lis.
Corn ATS. So,
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TO Capitalists,
MANUFACTURERS g. MECHANICS,

HT,he Beaoer Manufacturing COmpany,''
TINDER charter from the Legislature of Penn, with
y capital of propose establish in the village of
Brighton Beaver CO. Pa number of FuRNAGEs and an ex
paraus for the production of Bar Iron Sheet Iron Nails
Towards the accomplishment this object they willing
P a the s s nnd e %sss @ ss %
ege getting coal iron frc-cay building timber,
mechanic shops, and lots for the of
operatives and othero excayate large and comnodious
canal sixty wide, the convenient and
abundant supply of water and for the of boats and
the works. and suitable buildings in which
the contemplated manufacturing operations Such
grounds, water power erecons improvements and privle
ihat parties capital practical kneSiedge
ha he and
capita This company is willing to contribute any reasona
capital required for each particular branch of business tits
their to afford every possible aid and facility to
they accordingly offer equally liberal inducements for the
not here especially those which tend to the
more extensive development OF the mineral stores by which
their position and their grounds richly
and extensively pervaded rl:.a.% =-- -
The company repairing their Cotton Factory and
parties either both, for of years. and upon lib
directed establishment which
have been enumerated together with the building of loeomo
tey glass, Arebrick &c. for which they have the materials
GgaS o
800 barrels of kiln dried meal upon the most approved
letters the
Persons in the East wishing to know more of this matter
and of the parties composing the Company are respectfully
referred to-
D. wilson Hiram wabrdgc and Chester Bcdel, of the
city of New York
John L. Newbold, Esq, Philadelphia;
John Thompson Esq, Banker Wakefield, Rhode Island;
H. Baldwin, T. T. Davis, and James L. Voorhees, Esqures
city of Syracuse. n. Y; 81.
Or Wheeler Truesde Esq, Agent Of the Company, at
the Office the late United States Branch Bank New Brighton
Pa Mr. Truesdel is prepared to show the
erty details, with maps pats descriptions terms,
conditions and future prospects of the Company also, to
make contracts, leases, deeds, &C.
Western references, to the property and title thereto
n P Fctterman and Edward Simpson, Esqs Pittsburgh
Thomas Cunningham Esq, Beaver, Beaver Co., Pa;
r. L. Baker, Esq, Economy, Beaver Co., Pa;
Dr. Charles L. Whippo, New Castle, Lawrence Co., Pc;
Archibald Robertson, Esq, Brighton, Beaver Co.. Pa.
NJ. I. C. GOULD, Secretary.
WHEELER TRUES DELL, ss
Agent of the s'Beayer Manufacturing Co."
| New Brighton, Beaver Co.. Pa, Nov. 30 1883 441-4w
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5patlal NotltRs.

IPI should be universally known-for it is strictly
that Indigestion the parent of large proportion the
diseases Dysenery darrahea cholera morbus liver
nain other diseases enumerated in the city
speeors catalogue of DEATHS generated by ndi-
Suffer from disordered stomachs and you willing be
guided by advce founded experience resort at
1don deay day. Hooaand German Bitters, prepared
by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson which, attentive curave and
nvgoant alone and unapproached General depot
l2O street. Bers, and know that
they excellent the diseases specified aboxsPhitHdsz
pktG City Ite&. =, s..szfs
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NRIu aAuRrtiHflllRutH,
New Arrangement.

NTM D. DURHAM, having purchased the entire interest
w off Gills, the firm Gillis & Durlam would
inform his friends and the public generally that
he will continue Boot and Leather business in all
its various branches old stand door astof the
Brick Block, where be found at all times the largest
sorent of Boots and Shoes in Ryenna: embracing
variety and supply of Sole and Upper Leather French
Calf Skins Morocco nngs and most kinds of Shoemaker
findings all of which will be sold at lowest possible fig
for Cash Ready Pay.
Cash paid for beef Hides and veal SKINS
Ravenna Jan. 8, 1884, VIM. d. DURHAM.
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aecond profit call and examine the following
of which assortment will be kept hand if possible
They vary in sizs from 81 to a and 5octaves Prices s40
S45 $4e $50, 9S0 SCO The 81 and Al ocaves, made
pillar representing center side table. The and ST
octves in piano form The octave piano
up in the and size and finished good for $
those that sold by peers and at Music Stores for $780,
All the above instruments warranted good, and will be
kept i'll repair free of charge. .~-
In regard to sweetness of qnieknes OF touch power
and of bOwing they stand umivalcd by anypedars
declarations to the contrary, notwithstanding.
Please call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. ST H..-r- ~ - .-t9
~ All kinds of reed instruments repaired at low price
and in good style. Satisfaction given o pay.
IIP Shop over LlrrI.E's Bookstore. >
AUREs STow. G.. F. GREEN. --ae
Nov. .. ..#.at s.-.-. .-..t - d..
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FTHE subscriber having in his employ greater number Of
men than heretofore is prepared to furnish every variety
of work in his line. -'.+-'
Gentemens French, and WOmens Calf Boots of the best
materially and made by experienced workmeD, will be kept
hand and made to order Also Kip and Stoga Boots
Ladies' work of eycry description, Including Enameled
Gaters do Bootees do Bukns &c. made in the latest style
and of the best material and Workmanship. Three doors
south of the Court House. NOSES BEANS.
Ravenna, Nov. 5, 1853 -gEE e2zFa--rE 436 3m
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lands and improve the same, one hundred and
sixty acres thereof at the actual cost to the Gov
ernment of surveying and locating the same; and
from henceforth entirely aboiiohing the system
of disposng of the public lands to non-residents
and sPeculators at any price, Thanks to Mr..
ATKINSON for his introduction of this measure
II is loudly demanded by every patriotic and re-
fecting man in the country. We trust it will
pass the Ohio Legislature without dissenting
voice, and be acted upon by Congress at a speedy
day.
In the House, considerable portion of yester-
day was consumed in Committee of the Whole
The only measure of general interest considered
in committee, was the bill to repeal the tenth Sec
ton of the I'0x Law, which allows the party to
offset his Indebtedness against moneys and cred
its.% The bill il now in the hands Of the Finance
4esFor the action Of ihe Committee on Federal Re-
lations upon the resolutions arelatige to the Erie
disturbances, and the discussions which ensued
thereon, we refer to the reported proceedings
The most prevalent opinion is that the resolution
cannot pass the House, at least at this time.
y The memorial OF; the Ladies State Temperance
Convention was presented by Mrs HODGE, of Lo-
rain county, and read by her at the Clerks desk,
pfsfaced by a few remarks appropriate to the SUBJ
ject and the occasion. The memorial was ordered
to be printed State Democrat, jan. IA. :
In Senate, on Saturday, resolutions of inquiry
were passed, calling on the Auditor of State for
inTormation in regard to bank profits; bank taxa
lion, DC. When replied to, they will furnish
valuable information
p Mr.. Smith, of Madison, introduced resolution
with "achereas'' to force the select committee
10 which it was referred, to report back forthwith
The resolution to go into an election for United
States Senator. 1t was no go. ss -
In the House, on Saturday, nothing Of gener-
al interest transpred. except the introduction Of
resolution by Mr.. Fowler, instructing the FL
nance Committee to "inquire into the expediency
OF SO amending the tenth section of the tax law,
as to give all persons whose bona .fde indebted
Esss exceeds their moneys aud credits, the right
TO deduct all such Indebtedness from the value of
their. property After a discussion of desu-
tory character the resolution was referred to the
Finance Conmittee.--State Democrat, Jan. Is.
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A WEEK OF DIsAsTER:-The last week has
been full with an accumulation of disaster. The
December storm (which blew over the land with
mitigated severity, has swept the sea and our
coasts with an unusual fierceness. Our marine
record has recorded within the last week, from
day to day, the serious effects of the Storm in a
vast number os damaged and wrecked vessels, in
vovng great loss Of life and property. We
need but specify the fine ship Stafordshire, (which
went down off the coast of Nova Scotia, with the
captain and all the passengers; the steamship
Empire City, which struck en'the shore Barnegat;
the Winfield Scott, wrecked on the coast of Cali
fornia; the ship Commerce. foundered at sea;
and the new steamer San Fransisco, which. by
our last accounts, was drifting. with its throng of
human beings, helplessIy upon the ocean. We
have two reports OF the last steamer. The first
which reached us came from the Maria Freeman,
the vessel which saw the San Francisco last
The captain states that when he saw her, her en-
gines were not working, her smoke pipe was gone
and her decks were swept of everything. He
was requested by the captain of the steamer to
stay by her, which he did until night, when a
gale which increased to hurricane sprung up,
and the San Francisco was lost to sight The
captain of the Maria Freeman adds, that he thinks
the steamer must have foundered.-N. Y. Post.
(tJ. There are forty-three newspapers publish
ed in California. -
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E)lr0

In the a5th OF Dee, 1858, SIERRA LoRINDA
only child OF Elijah H. and Lucy r. Smith, aged years, II
months and days. .....
Farewell little daughter, thou art gone
To dwell in that better land
Where sorrow and sickness are never known,
.- .5 TO join with the heavenly band. * !''1
No more hall that sweet Gttls face.
-4 No that voice shall hear, l"8 .~ ..- y
No that form embrace, "
OF that one we love so dear tE-% .--ift go t
And when we think of that rosy cheek,
And bright blue eyes mild '
And rnglets that look mock, .-." s- .
We think what u lovely child. s tr[. ~
But now we know she dwells above.
W With crown on her brow,
And palms in her hands, she's naugh but love,
How beautiful she is now. -.,
Smhheld Ind, goth ult., CILICIA a. daughter
Of Joel E. Maria j. Thompson, aged year, months
and "a days.
We miss thee! We miss thee Oh why hast thou left
s, s to weep for the SPIRIT sa at bS"
"A fdew.drop Of heaven from the bosom of morn
We miss tloe! thee: Thine abscene is dreary
And home me- is lonely % 3Hee & oy1ns , and nd Dieht
We wait in vain for thy footsteps at night.
Methnks. as stand by the mound where sleepest
And ponder in why Thy thus thus ha shoqd pi
All's ell with thy daughter, weep not thou for
That like Een's bright bowers no rough tempest knows;
On Jesus soft arm can loan for lepose .'-~
ssMortaly,s cumbersome casket forsaken, -
The prey Of the tomb, is now mouldrng to dust;
The jewel now shines in the crown of thy Savior;
Oh weep not fond mether, the treasure thoust lost
sDost thou miss me my father? Dost wait my mother:
Dost listen, my sister, my footstep at even?
Oh weep not for one who now molders before you;
t Ye may miss earth, but you'll meet me in
heaven'' 50
S. MCBRIDE.
In Atwater, the 9th ins of Typhus Fever, JOHN C.
BRUSH, aged 80 years. r-.t.. - =
In the deceased recognized all those qualities which
make the good husband kind parent obging neighbor
faithful and webeoved frend and honest The high
est earthly need man bestow man, deserve.
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
, DOCT.- HI. TUBES, -
>, NAUTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be III attendance his rooms as folows: H. Us
RavcnncPrentiss House, Monday afternoon and TuhspaS
until3 O'Clock, p. N. 9th and 9Th Feb. .1Ectf
AkroE-Cobb's Exchange, Saturday, 9Th Feb.
Cleyeand-American House, Tuesday and Wednesday
18th and 18th of Jan. it.7f su Yollu siif ~ llt w
Wafren-CliBton House, Thursday 10th of Feb
Those afflicted with Chronic the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, determinations, rheumatism, Asthma.
Shorness Of Breath difficulty OF breathing Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness or Nervous disabilities Restessness Loss Of
appetite Constipation. Derangemcn OF the Stoae Bilious
Affections Gravel White Sweng opg standing dis
cases. are invited to call.
No CHARoE Co -Dr T. bIeeds nor
scnic Anthony other mineral medical
he hompsonian,h neither orgives emetics His
of diseases differs from all others that have been adopted
but not more than his system Of treatment. He does not
make sick make WE'LL build
allay nervous irrtaon, by patching up
We caution the public against mposters, who in several
of remedies by pretending to administer the They
know nothing whatever of the recepes and even with them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most Of medi
cincs they are Of earning reputable practice. ,
s.3ftas otfnaeJ REMARKS !oIHi!9H f'"''' 5t""
In selecting from egrea number Of pouring in up.
for the monthly report aim to give diversity both
of locality and Diseases is to be hoped that will
always when practicable confer in person with those
ture serHn earnestly desired Our undiv atteRon
being given chronic diseases, nearly all OF
who have thoroughly tried the whole routine OF REM
edies called extant and becoming
to popular but delusive modes oftreatment lHt it
ASTHMA CAN BE CURED. za rf .f'
So say those of our patients who have been struggling oP
years with this relentless disease inspire freely
with comfort the bountifu air of Heaven, - H. .,,, ,,-
7-s '5' A SINGLE ENILLUSTRATION
Mrs. J. Menser ef Beaver township, Mahoning county
years standing and denomnated by attending phy
scans a Disease of the LIVER and Asthma confirmed and
iueura6le Breathing at times extremely dcut border,
restored in three months good through
the changes OF twosubsequent years aug5,
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CITY WARE-ROOMS.

New aRd Splendid Eaterpriae-F Furniture Arrived
GRIFFIN & BoSTWICK are establishing the Furni-
" ture business exteRsyc scale, in Ravennu,
furniture selected from ofAe hast suripg
Establishments in New York City. iP'e' 4t'il'-L
This business has long bee neglected In RayOhna and
people who wished to furnish their parlors sleeping rooms
bgh to purchase Tho increase of population and wealth
calls for better and moro fashionable furnre and
prepared to crafty the improved people,
them the additional expense ofgojpg the cities
Wy design opening splendid wureiroQm in 'snSw
brick block whom finished At present the work will be
FOUND AT A. B. GRIFFIN's OLD sPAEHr 'f'rt
:. n. :. ...v opposite the Unversalist Church.
Please call and examine yourselves The following Is
list of Of stock: l2 Sofas tables 1a
Marble top side tables 10 Centre and
Mahogany Rock dozen Mahogohy chairs, splendid
try and book case crab tables mahogany bed steed
lounges burchus seat chuirs &C.. general
sortmcnt Of CABINET Ware, including variety
GLASSES and MATTRESSES Hinckey's Bed Bottom can't
beat Cofips, hand usual. iffs III ~ Z he-VU
WANTED!A first rate article Of lsessopeA Black WALNUT
lumber. An extra price will be paid. tiT fc1 - sl'f
Ravenna, July 49, 1853. -Gm4l9 GRIFFIN &c BosTwIex
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lO5 Superior ST., Cleveland.

BRANCH AT RANKLIN MILLS, OHIO
the earnest solicitations, of of the citizens of
N Franklin, aud vicinity splendid fitted up, at
Institution, eminent worthy of public patronage it
will facilities for Commercial Instruction.
a Cleveland and elsewhere. ... -.,.
The same of instruction will be adopted here, as
taught the main College, and the same Diploma will be
awarded.
will superior superintendent of
Peck, skuI, practical accounan and familiar
Instruction. taught at best lnstu-
tions.
The Principal of the College, be expected at stated
times to give instructions, in Penmanship.
Terms for full course, time unlimited $25.
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.Kasiuarv 10. 1854.

MADE CLOTHING COST AND LESS THAN COST.
HAVE hand good assortment Of Clothing de in Ra
4 yenna which will be sold above stated. Heavy Over
Light do Fine Sack do Common do. Fine Frocks do,
Cashmere Sattinet, Tweed and Full Cloth
Pair; Black Satin Vests, Worsted Plaid do, Cas-
Tweed do. ! AN dispose of all the
Ready Clothing hand and viii sell the above
articles, less rce than the quality of Goods be
bought in Ohio. Jan II, 1854 F. w. SEYMOUR.
CURRENTS AND CITRON, of the best quality,
~ Jan H. 1854. at F. W. SEYMoUR's.
E. L-S-Z. A. D. E. C. z. K. L.
LXTKACT of Java Coffee. For sale by
T. Jan II, 1854. F. w. SEYMOUR.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

CCORDEONS, Vions, Flutes, Flies and Flageoletts just
N received from the Importers in New York. Also best
quality of Violin Vio and Guitar Strings Rosin
Tail Pieces and Bows. Pedars supplied with
at low prices by b. LrTTLE,
Eov. IA, 1859. -'s.7 ~t'' +N -
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Jewesry.
4 IT R. Baird & Cos be found all times large
"A ard well stock of Jewelry, every description
and selling. the lowest possible rates.
N B. Samples of the newest styles received every week.
consequently
and most approved style! always on hand.
GOLD AND SILVER WATHCHES.
Culver SPOONS, Gold, Silver and Plated Spectaces,
- good assortment for sale at low prices,
Ravenna, Jan. IL 1854 at 2. A. BAIRD & Co.'S.
C,HEARS Scissors and Pocket Knives the quality,
- can be found Jan II, le54 at A BAIRD q Co.'S.
CLOCKS, a good assortment for sale cheap :
" Jan IT. 1854. r. "A. BAIRD e. Co.'S.
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Books! Books!

TEY to Uncle TOMS Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stow;
IN Wide Wide World; Life Pictures; Peep of Days Line
upon author of Peep of Day; Here Little and there
Little Precept Precep; Lady of the Lake. (embe-
thurs Select Tales beautifully bound choice stock Of
beautifully bound Bibles, Testaments &C., &C., also Station
cry Blank Books &C., in variety and very cheap for
ready pay at HALLS BOOK STORE.
RaYennS NOY. g. 1853. =
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JMlurlr0.

BrInGcld the 18th inst, by O. S. Jones Esq,
HENRY BECKOFEN, and Miss MART HESS.
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EEW GOODS. ON THE SQUARE! =

II L. DAY is receiyng his stock of Full and Winter
LIZ Goods all in. Ravenna, Sept l3. Ia 49,,
CHAwLS-Te real exhibition shawls Bay Empire
State do, aterloo do, aHamere and Bro cha tust reed
September 2Gth ., n. L. DAYs,
ENMBaoIDERY- Flowing Under Sleeves, new patonS
u Under Handkcrchiefsand onrs, fine assortment just
IecciVedby II. L. DAy.
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rV1HE LADY'S ALMANAC FOR 1e54,-This is gem of a
book which every lady should possess No prettier
slnaIl present for the Holidays can be found, at
Ravenna, Dec 81, 1858. HALLS Book store.
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House andLOt for Sale.

II The subscriber offers sale his House and Lot sit
IN short distance East of the sciple Church
NaW Ravenna For terms enquire of CONRAD SAPP.
Ravenna, Jan. s. 1854 THOMAS NEALL.
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ER. E,SetEn
go frae EDSbiOunhEc

go Tka9 Fashionable.
gF1 A. BOUCHE has removed his Boot and Shoe Shop.
RNu to stand opposite the Prcntiss House, where he will
u continue the Manufacturing of all
Shoes aud would solicit share ofpubc patronage. He feels
able to full satisfaction all may pleased to pat
ronze him. Gentlemen's French Calf sewed and pegyed
Boots, Opera patent Tongue Boots sewed pegged
and many other fashions, too mention He in
tends to conne himself principally to the of
Gentlemen's Ware. -'
Repairing done III good order and notice Pnrticu
lar attention paid to cash Customers A. BOUCHE.
RaVenna, August -, 1853. 424-3m
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legal Il Office.
Francis MOOr,. -.----. g -

francis MOOT In the common pleas of Portage
1otn Mo- Of ala county, petition for partition. r.
John Moor, Nancy Moor, Martha Buckley, Seth Buckey
Mary Ann Harmon Austin Harmon William S. Moor Sman
Moor Hutchinson Moor james Moor Peter Moor heirs of
Moor deceased will take notice that plaintiff filed his
petition for PARTITION in the court of Pleas of said
the Goth day of December 1883 which premises
inhe county of Portage and Hiram township: known
being part of lot so in said township; bounded as foows
beginning at post in the southeast corner OF SAID lot NO @
north lot line 10 chains 80 links to post In north
of said lot thence west along said lot line AZ chs 6
links the road thence south along said road 40 chains ~
links to the south line of said Lott thence east along said lot
line chains links the place of beginning containing
land less, except so sold off OF the
said premises by the said John Moor in his life
tme Moor appears by his deed of conveyance
Dated March "a 1884, and recorded in book page l9S OF
Portage Records The defendants hereby request
to said petition said petition will be heard at the
next term of court 4426w .- S.STRAN DER, Attey.
NOTICE hereby given that application will be made to
~ Ohio the freedom OF Levi Frost Jr,
convicted the June A 1883 of the court Of COM
pleas county, Ohio, the crime of forgery
and sentenced to the Penitentiary for six years.