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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06
The RaiIrOad Combi mai tom.

The Eastern papers almost without ex.
ception, are down ON the late Railroad Com.
bination. The Syracuse Star says: q
denominations of labor against capitol
have always been condemned by capital: and
combinations of capital against the public
are not likely 10 meet with much favor from
the public who. are made to suffer thereby
In any light therefore in which this move.
mebt may be viewed, il can only be regard
ed as a step backwards. II is mean com.
bination to extort from the public by monop.
oily what is due only to enterprise and good
management; it raises the rates of fare
while it diminishes the accommodations Il
passengers, and lessons the speed of the
trains; its effect will be to rob Us, in para, o.
the advantages which our roads were con-
structed to secure. The combination EN-
braces oil the great routes between New
York and the West, and the several par
ties to it can make 1t work smoothly, they
will have such complete controigas to put al
competition out of the question, and Inaks
a stupid monopoly Of these hitherto compet
Ing lines" '@ y" 7ss i
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tFfom the New York Tribune l9th.I
The RailrOa d G COMVemtiOKf:

The Railroad Convention at the st. Mich.
olas closed its labors last evening with the
unanimous adoption of series of resolu-.,
tions settling amicably the various questions
which have been under discussion, and in
volving a general advance Of charge OF
freights and passengers and reduction OF
speed and amount of service. Through
fares from New York to BatfdFo, by the two
great routes are to BE advanced oh The fst
September to So, egdal to soc. advance, and
to SO during tina winter season.
Freight has advanced about sixteen per.
cent. at present, with further advance
hereafter. There is also to be an entire dis
continuance Of the system of runners and
western agents, which will be an immense
saving to all the roads. The system Of free
passes has been materially abridged by res-
olution, and its entire abolition submitted
to the consideration of the Presidents Of
the various roads. A uniform classification
of freights on all the four great lines has
been adopted, and the charges equalized,--
Itwas found, upon comparison with the 9th
freight that the mail service was performed
at a cheaper rate than any other branch Of
service, and steps are to be taken to obthin
u Commensurate increase of compensation.
The mail; compensation was estimated ,to'
be 20 pet cent. cheaper. than the lower
grade u ffeight. The question of reduction
sof speed and service will be settled between
the e Dtrai and Erie Roads, not coming le-'
gitimately before the Cenyentiona '8a bssix
The action Of this Convention must re-
suit in large saving Of running expenses
to our road, and considerable increase Of
gross earhings.N The agreements Of stfb
Convention, strictly adhered .tos would add
half a million Of dollars TO the net earhiigS
Of both the Erie and the Central Roads.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06

Discussion BETWEEN Mr.. BUCHANAN AMI
LORD CtARENDoN.--I is said that the recen,
dispatches received from Mr.. Buchanan dis.
close important facts. A sharp cores.
pondence has taken place on Central Amer
can affairs. Lord Clarendon re-asserts
most extreme British pretensions in tina,
quarter, and our Minister states the position
of the United States, as defined by the Clay
ton and Bulwer treaty, to be immovable. and
that the British protectorate over the colo
nies and settlements under it, must be aban.
doned. t4aea
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06

or or the nine delegates from peDnsyl-
vania who signed the Declaration of lnde-
pendence, four were foreigners, viz: Robert
Morris, who was born in England; James
Smith and George Tsylor, who were born
in Ireland; and James Wis., who was
born in Scotland OF the remaining five,
at least two, Benjamin franklin and John
Morton, were the children Of foreign pa
rents,-so that six out of the nine signers
of the Declaration Of Independence from
this State did not possess the Know Moth:
ing requirements, and four Of them were
downright foreigners - Pittsburgh Post. ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06
The Fusion Congressional Con-
VentiOn.

The Fusionists of this Congressional Dis.
trict, met at Ravenna yesterday afternoon
to nominate candidate for Congress. BEN.
HAT Letter, of Canton, on the 7th ballot
was nominated by one majority over D. K.
CARTER Of Massillon, and DR.. EARL OF
Franklin. Gen. BlERcE received nine votes
at one Of these ballotings. Quite compli-
mentary! Their platform has two or three
planks in it, the most prominent Of which
is one pledging themselves to use all their
efforts to drive the democrats out Of Office.
We are much obliged to them for their
nomination. 1t suit our purpose exactly.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06
Distressing amd Fatal Accident.

We are called upon to record another de-
plorable accident, restAtng from criminal
y careless Use. of Firearms. On Sunday
night, Daniel McArthdr was sitting in ,ht,
same room, in No. 3l4 Seventh street, with
Catharihe Desmond, young lady to whom,
he was engaged. Catharine was sitting ut
q small stand, reading book, and her lover
was teasing her and trying to transfer her
attention frem the book to himselt, by ex-
tinguishing the candle. Finslly, all Of his
fond efforts having failed, he took double-
barreled shot gun which stood in the cor
ner, put on cap, and pulled tho trigger,
intending to blow out the candle with the
air forced out of the gun by it's explosion
of the cap. Unfortunately, the gun was
loaded, and the horror-stricken man heard
loud report, and saw his betrothed sink to
the floor, bleeding and dying. A full charge
of shot entered her right breast, and in
spite of the efforts of the physicians who
were called, she died yesterday morning
about two O'clock. The unhappy young
man is of course almost distracted. Hes
surrendered himself, and was yesterday
morning examined IN the Police Court.--+f
The testimony showing no criminal inten-
ton, he was discharged. The dead and the
living were to have been married in about
two months. bon. c#s 49, ,sTsaSf9 ah
This is one of the most melancholy &C.,
cidents that has ever occurred from the
careless handling of firearms. The nu:
merous accidents resulting from this causes
which have been recorded in The newspa-
pers, would seem sufficient to deter all sne-
sible persons from indueing in so foolish
IA practice. But they have apparently no
effect; and day after day valuable and dear
lives are sacrificed, thoughtlessly, by per-
sons who but poorly atone for their fJily by
long years OF remorse. ~ Gin. Gazette. gaig
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sGTWe would refer our readers to the
resolution, which will be found among the
proceedings of the county convention, ap-
proving the course and character of s. D.
HARRIS, Jr., as former Editor of the Portage
Sentinel. 1t is just and noble tribute to Q
man who BY his faithful and devoted ser.
vice as an Editor, and his honest and inde-
pendent course as politician, has won for
himself the esteem and confidence of all his
fellow citizehs.' Mr.. HARMS we are as.
sured, although he has retired from the edi.
torial chair. still retains deep and abiding
interest in the success of republican prin.
cipies, and will ever be found faithful ant
devoted laborer in the ranks of the demo
cratic party. sa' 's
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JEFFERsoE's VrEws.--'sEqual and exact
justice to all men, of whatever state or per-
suasion, religious and POLITICAL" is one ol
the. e.maxims laid down by that great states
man as a principle to establish which the
wisdom Of our sages and the blood Of our
heroes had been devoted, and as a touch
stone by whieh:to try men and parties
"Every citizen, Jefferson remarks in another
place, "has an equal right to the honor and
confidence Of his ieliuw-citizeIis,l resulting
not from birth, but fromhis actions and their
e Ak>-- y o Lsna.:. nn...n.-.i
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NEBRASKA AND aKANsAs.--Frequeut in.
quiries are made by persons disposed TO turn
their faces towards the setting sun, as toll
from the land Office shows that Nebraska
covers an .areaa,of 342, ,439 square miles
equal to 2f9,l6O,320 acres of land, Kan.
sus has area of 126,2s3 square miles, equa
to SO,821 1910 acresof land. Two large por.
tions of this land the Indian title has mol
been extinguished, but enough is open fol
settlement to satisfy \ the most. eager entef,
prise for wears to come,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06
The County Nominating CORvcn-
tiOn.

Pursuant to notice, the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention, met on last Thursday. The
proceedings will be found in another column.
1t was largely attended The delegates were
men of intelligence and enterprise, and they
came up to the Convention determined to act
for the best interest of the county. The
proceedings were harmonious. No man was
named for any office, but, who was well quail
ifed for the post he sought. OF course each
ones personal favorite could not be nomina-
ted, but we feel confident in saying, that ev.
cry candidate for nomination, whether sue
cessful or unsuccessful, will heartily acqui-
esce in the choice made by the Convention,
and will labor for the success of the party.
We will speak particularly the nomi-
nees hereafter, therefore at present will on
ly say, that the ticket which we present is
composed Of men eminenty deserving the
support not only Of their party, but Of all
their fellow citizens throughout the county.
They are "honest and capable"-men OF
Of sterling worth, men in whom the public
have the fullest confidence, and who are
thoroughly qualified to fill the respective Of
fees with honor to themselves and satisfac-
tion to the people Of the county. With such
ticket, we feel confident Of success. Each
day adds new strength TO the Democratic
ranks. Each day are the designs of our op
ponents becoming more apparent, and as a
consequence their numbers are growing less.
The Platform Of the Convention is broad
and firm. Upon it the Democrats of the
county may all stand, and fight side by side
for the maintenance of their principles. 1t
contains leading and fundamental doctrines
of the Democratic faith. We hope our op-
ponents, as we'll as our friends will give it
careful examination.
Equal laws-cqual privileges-oqual tax
alton opposition to selfish monopolies--op-
position to all laws exemptng Banks from
bearing their equal share Of the public bur-
then-feedom in all matters of Religion
and Observation-Disclosures to the Consttu-
tion-opposition to Sectional parties-the right
and ability of the people Of the territories to
govern themselves, and free homes to actual
settlers, these are the leading doctrines put
forth by the Convention. They are the
pbantS in our platform. Is their single
doctrine among them not founded in justice!
Is there one which our Fusion friends will
venture openly to oppose! Let our oppo-
nents meet US upon these issues if they
dare. We invite discussion. Let it be open
and manly. Let there be no dodging the
questions, by the introduction Of side issues,
and irrelevant subjects. Ifthore is single
principle recognized in our platform which
is contrary to right, we hope it will be point
ed out; If not, let our opponents acknowl.
edge that we are right, land that they are fight
ing merely for the sake of sPoils,
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Inc Democray ahead I'm Nelson.

We have received the fol Iowins commhn-
ieatiOn forn citizen Of Nelson. There is
good metal among the democrats Of that
township: I'll III
+ EDITORs OF SEsEIEEt;.-Weh6ve iustAe!d
a very hOtly contested election, for Justice
tofsths=Peace,=iu township. Willard
r. Knowlton, the old standing Justice, who
has been elected over the Democrats, for a
number of years past, when all others of his
party have been defeated, was the, candidate
on the Fusion ticket. But the enemies Of
disuuion have, been routed, "horse, foot and
and draggO M to- the tune Of twenty ma,
jority, by Mr., BurDham Tinker, young
man, and thorough Democrat, You may
expect a much larger democratic majority
on the second Tuesday Of October. Flu
sisnists will find hard "feed" in this portion
NELSON
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sGTThe Demo rats of lColumbians coun-
ty have made their nominations The ticket
isia goOdsone, Success to the men' who
comnose IL.
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Congress,o.iaI (,onemytiOn.

Our Democratic friends win bear in mind,
lat next Friday, the sth inst, is the time
1 holding the Democratic Congressional
Convention 1t Alliance. We hope there
sill be good attendance from Portage
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06

MoDERN PArRIo1s.-The grandfather OF
the ilustrious WASHINGTON was born abroad,
while JACKSON s father emigrated to this
country but short time before the sage and
hero Of the Hermitage, was born. Tried by
the Know Nothing Jathe, test, JACKSON
would have been foundp wanting, and tried
by the grandfather test, GEURGE' WASHING
Tom would have sunk into obscurity beside
such patent American Know Nothing patri-
OTIS as Judge SToRIR, Pap TAYLoR &c
Can. Eng. 80 ~. :, .',l..f
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-06

lO1 A womaps named Ann Wallsce, died
. short time since, in Boston, aged 'lO2
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PROBATE JUDGE.
BENZ. F. HOPKINS, franklin.
CLERK.
EBENEZER SPALDING, Ravenna.
AUDITOR,
JOSEPH LOOMS, Ravenna.
SHERIFF.
VALENTINE HEYDE, Edinburgh
CoMMIssroNR.
GEORGE HEATH, Nelson.
DIRECTOR OF COUNTY INFIRMARY,
ERASTUS CARTER, Jr., Ravenna.
CORONER,
SETH D. NORTON, Shalersvile.
Dr.'J. G. Willis, from the Committee ap-
pointed to draft resolutions, made the follow
ing report, which was accepted and the reso-
lutioDs adopted: a ,4sg .- ..a
Resolued, That we have abiding confidence
in the ability, and INTEGRITY Of the Chief Ex-
ecutive of the United States, and that his
patriotic devotion to the national union, and
the great interests Of the country, entities
him to the confidence and support Of the
Democracy of the nation. TABS 81. "..jtI
Resolved, That we congratulate the De-
mocracy of Ohio upon the success of the
Democratic policy in this State, and the
faithful and efficient manner in whichit has
been carried out BY the present State off.
cers; that we have full confidence in the
honesty, capacity and fideIityao Of the cdndfi
dates composing our State ticket and will
give them our hearty and undivided support.
Resolved, That we fe-afism the. following
resolution Of our last County, Convention,
TO wit: aThas the Democracy recognize no
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iSurralder 3cf Boomersund co1frmeS--SAip
Skanhon BErn6-l3OO ARies Dead piii
he Cholera-24O0O Russians SieS-Lat-
z sef from CaH Iz.fe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

The Great Purifier Nakc Feed |!

- - Ea.L - a v
!. $500. p... sl.'y j. S,ns.,.E s IL.
y 800 - 30 tsNsg
1870 - y. r. NJ. fss, - 80 e
49, 49, vi rss - $3.50 ~ 81 49,. 49, 49, -
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rt ysg - - III ~ x,e., -
s ssss - sItsa tcns
80 - = IL ~ -.
Il. S,as t5'tsAatnes n q y fqfsassy ef
wrxtI,r ..,s, ,1 :. 80. HI
'ttfrss ss Na.uaeaf taeutsahes MxHn mas oeeons
- celebrated lur ahe namhefRh8 extraordinary
cures effected tAropsh its axkaey Nj induerl tkt pro-
prictogs At She nrgcnt request IL frienAa 10 cer
Il 70 The pnhlie, which they DO via Inc aincst conf
decree in ~ virtues and wonderful EYtge pxcpestics
The icalowlns eeEtiAeases, seseesl from large
Der, Ate, however, stronger tesNG3Ai than themcFe
word II the proprieios md So III 81 gsnicsss well
known in Their ceAEiies ard e ~ Highest resFFcis
bililY. many q them now fssid tAe ely cf RioA-
mond, NirEinia ~
T.. B0YDEN, Esq, Of lie 81 Nsxse Hotel Rich.
mond, known every where, esys Aaas seed the hgedi
cine called cARrERis SPASS&s M3sfceH sAninistaiex
in ever hundred casess1n nears the diseases fer
whichit Recommended. With ID na5s 81 Asonshnely
good results He says il the y0est exsraord nary
meiieine be Has ever seen.
~ = AS ~, - ..t ki.- /, hsFshy
the most violent deserpsop. hsseseral physisians
took Iags quantities Quinie. AIssury, asd believe
al M Toacs adseIiised bur III Sheut any perma-
neht rgneis ~ iastI tried Carr Es's SPANISH Nix.
Fuan. two bottles q which silectes cured me, and
~ nAFly ~ : nass nag nsath2f Chiils or Fevefs
snee. consaasr 4 the psst IeesA ia the VERDI asa
sAe oA'y tAeeiei9s shAt ever. feaehstS case
y0EN LQNGpEN.
!. 1s~ssl lau, near hieanatd, NaA
y e sVeh, ESQ new IL shkfity Of Richmond,
ny W lsey ysAts Z. ms rest Ore. has such conf
@snce ~ 'hS astonishing eiisscy q ARrEas SpAsisH
oAAFYek, 'hat he mas oensht u ards 81 SO bottles,
Nnien n s mas sven away % the aIvteds Mr. Luck
~ S HAs never AsoNh y 70 il 3heu aken accord
IN N, N e a.e ons.
j. 49, N, pssps'slng AND formerly 81
ms NEy iosei, p US easy:o hteHhonds says he has
ats na,ea q III effect q Ceftsrs
NfN"teN ntcu W. most zly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-23

4 Rare chance fOr Business nren 4
rIsHE Undersigned d1.,t6d. If f..;ris. 80.
g1ke1 fof:neelly ioEiy years, VII sell o. accom-
mdtaiiag tsyas his properly II Wheaslasd, Loa.
dcnn ccdhiy, Virginia, cv si4,i1s Of ialTe
NzeEchnnt Mil,
raaaior tire pair Bars capable Of manuAkiaEiSr
"a Is sisls q Flors daily and in which Is II upe.
alton aaladiana Bran DUsieC COUNTRY
MILL. VIA tWo pain 81 slene-one ios plaster
~ one IN country gfindiEg-
BREAF CORN SHELLER aud e.new CORN
& cos eEUsHER. A gocd SAIF-AsfLL-
LIifrs TssasSore Franz HS4ss. with kileAsn and
ainsne- sool5 attached ard about
Is ACRES OF LAND.
ecSal to aas II the county -connecte5 xi.h which
~ 4 LOT hf about an acre on which sgyge
STlONE EIaOREHOFSE--an excellent two
sfbfy BRIEK DFELL1NGs-a new tr4me Sta
blsknd Csssiage House. Alscs Taller and Shoe
j would ssIl he mil ana 4 portion n lie land
separate nam The other pEepeIsy-os he whole
together Win desirable STOCK or GO0DS.
10 an eH;efpFising, practical, business man the
sb5ge pfop8rty presents Inducements rarely 10 be
fu,iat--teis.e situated in rich aud fertile Corn
aa3 Wheat. growing country, Immediately on the
Eoadoui 4 Berlin Turnpike, about miles from
ting later Place. where there is choice Of markets
III. al,sl haa Railroad. u, Baltimore Georgetown,
Rashingsas Of Alexandria.
To al iESividual or company desiruus of enter
ing into rs MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
this pFopefsT is very desirable. There are few
better opeg.ngs FOR a Wcollen Factory % an *.
tended scale. Should Manufacturing Company
be formed under the auspices Of an industrious
energetic Aan, world b willing b embark 10
The enterprise, as one Of the Company.
S. b. r. CALDWELL.
Wheatisnd. Va March 9, 1854
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Virginia, to wit

- 0A4Aet1 ~ WAVt
Al rules held ID the Clerks ofice Of The Circuit,
Conr' Of Jsfiersoa County on thq 9Th day Of Marrh
Reb,eea Hnatsr, Ezeeutrir, 81 Joseph e
Lane, decd PLAsTiFF,
WiAirHs Butler, aud dun Y his tcits, late
Aan Y Fraser Bailey Miteleiioad Cdih
Gyi-sJ his tcife, tate Cathariae j Frazer,
AMI Eraissse Tear Frazer. Horace r. Rid
de, and Sarah K. i1s::dale. his loifs, late
4 Sarah r. Huston, Elizabeth p. -HERier,
and Mary J. e Hunter, DEFENpAErs,
An Amended an Supplemental Bill in Chanceyy
DHE object OF this suit is 10 obtain from the
i Court proper construction Of so mach OF The
Will OF the late Joseph Z Lane, OF jefferson Cqun-
tg, Virginia as makes certain beauests 10 The de-
PENDANTS Ann Virginia Butler. late Ftazer, Catha-
zine Jane Mitchell, late Frazer, and EYaiine Lear
Frazer who are not residents OF this Common
wealth.
II appearing on affidavit filed in this suit that
the deieDdanis William Butler and Ann " his
vie BGily Mitchell and CalhaTineJ. hisWife. and
EyalLe Lear Frazer, are not residents OF ibis
STATE they hereby required 10 appeal here wih-
~ one month alter due publication Of this order
And 90 what j. necessary 10 protect lhelr interests
10 this matter II is further ordered Jhat i cupy
hRrroi be published once week for four successive
weeks IN the = Virginia Free Press aBd posted at
the front door Of the Court House Of this Connty
on the first day ef the Comfy Coult OF LETTER
son. Copy-Tests,
RI Brown, c. c. Z.
March is 1884 -
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That Thorough Bred Stallion
BEVERLY,

.iLLIs stand the ensuing SEASON. commencing
Wv % the list Of April and eadfn9 on the 25.h
n June, at the following places: On Mondays,
Tnesdays and Wednesdays al the stable Of G.. W.
fappington, in ChRrleslown; on Tharsdays FRI
lAys and Saturdays, al the stable Of Ahner Mary
ban. In Peiefkyille and viii be LEI TO Mares q,
the season. and Sl2 to insure mare with foat.
treat care win be taken 10 prevent accidents, but
brespensibilii, shonld any occur
Beverly Is a kne brown bay. years old this
hing. full i6 hands high, Of fine points and form
action and durability. He took the premium,
1 the best ; year old Colt, at the Maryland State
kir In 1850 and he also took the premium At
Baltimore and Frederick county Cattle Shuw
the best horse on the ground
His sire was Atrobus by imported Priam ont Of
rora his dam Ellen Hoe, BY imported Nus
i've out Of Lady Culpepper, and the residue Of
pedigree Is nnqaestienable. He combines in
Upedigree and the performances Of his family as
Cd promise for size, activity and durability in
UColts,Jas any young Stallion in the Unien.
@ LLOYD THOMAS.
.fsreh a 1854
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SAD.

WILL b so.a, y Puolie ru'.ioa. q lks Issi-
tt eenec o(lhs subscriber tuo miles Fesf Of
Cs1tesiog1, % the turnpike Ieadsng flu2 sid
place = Ai1tleway, On THURSDAY ias sd
ezI q ArEe4i 1854, he following RR0pERTY,
5 head IF Hsrsss and Colis:
! Farm Wases, ? Bsrsksaz PlsskLs
l Aazrpn I U7.ai Fdn, Gyain
Grader
Paix Of SLe'sing, fL;rfy.gallss
8 Siands IF Bees D0nbs md Ssnxls-
Iksss:
tHfh Chaia, and many etkst aTiieles
nnnersssaryfo 1l<nfisn.
also 25 barrels Of C 0RiN Il ~ erik.
Terms A credit Of six months uill i eiAeu On
All s1us Of 80 and upwards, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security under thai sim ne
cash viii be rtquirsd-except TIE curn. hhieh win
be sold On credit Of GO days tk parckiser inr
= negotiable note well endorsed.
No properly 70 Be removed until de Terms If sale
are complied with. The sale VIII cnsamrsce Al
~ O'Clock SUSAN ENGLE
March rs. 1851
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Executor'S Sale.

WILL Be sold al public azctisn, on SATUR-
w DA1athe LIST Of April next al the Iaie res
idence 81 Adam n hip, deceased, Harpefs- Ferry,
HOUSEHOLD 8 KITCHEN PURNIFU RE.
A lot IF SaddLer5' Benches and Tsols
A rayietg Of ner SaataEes
Nsic Harness, Cokiars Bridlss
AEd variety OF osher ar;is;es 10 numerous To-
mention.
TEnhs-A credit Of ninety dsys will IS given
on al sums ot S5, under that snm The cashvi be
required Sale to eomtoeDee an n o'eIock n.
All persons iade5ted 10 ID Whip BY hook ac-
tle the same Immediately q ~ rsiss h in ! con
allon 70 require funds. Persons having claims
agalnst SAID estate will p.easepresen them for sell
Element. G. w. SAPPINGToN,
Kxeenior OF Adam Whip, deceased