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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

RHERCANTIIR LIBRARY ASSOCIATION AT LARGE
lN and enthusiastic meeting OF tne members OF the
Mercantile Library Association, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:-
Whereas. Mr. George u Wood, as Director and Chair
man of the Class Committee Of the Board OF l8hS and
Recording Secretary and Vice President OF the present
board has discharged his various duties faithfully and
to the entire satisfaction of his brother MEMBERS 1t s
therefore,
Resolved, That feel 1t duty incumbent upon to
use all fair and honorable means to insure Mr. Woods
election the Office of President OF the Mercantile Ii
brary Association, and do call all members who
in favor OF deserved promotion to aid in doing
and 1t is further
Resolved. That do heartily recommend to the
bers the general ticket nominated With Mr. Wood,
worthy Of their full support
.s WILLARD 8. FELT, Chairman.
J0Hs +. HAISTRAD, s. u, i. ODELL, Secretaries.
Chas. Roife Edw Stearas,
Thos. J. Bayard, c. +. Bradley,
Samuel p. Titus, Wm. u. wste,
John I. Rollins, WIN. NJ. Walton,
Chas T. Minor, Cnas. 7. Alee,
Anthony Halsey, Josiah H. Greenman,I
Dan. i. Appleton, VIM J. Ia verrer,
Abram Haisey, Jr, Geo. Nichols,
Hugh N. Camp, Chas. w. Laurence,
And asa Others
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Police Intelligence.

THE IArg TIGHr HgTwEts rtGfLIsIs ~ BRoApwAY.
Yesterday the examination In tle u he propls
en- the eompaft % Tomss liver agaIus, Jsass Turner
Louis Baker and Harvey Young, continued 81 tho
Es'sH market police court, bs'ore Jnsiar Welsh. Ths
entire afternoon sp-nt Ia the erAssn a,ioa ~
~ the wtBsssss for the profrcnon, nsu@i JAigss
Angus, Who vas pf'sert during Ns A1fay that tfSs
place between ibess parties 10 risue sAlDoa Af,sr
lengthy tSbmipAion hy ~. counsel fYr tie -
the defencs, the esss adjourned fof the DAY. A.
there several other Ninessrs yet 10 h. eIafHih.I
snd cross'tIamDed the case gill probably occupy
dayt bsfo'e any dsetH h. rnfsrti b. the mage
frAs. The court room ~ cfo~dei 20 IL at
mort capacity With the lorsrs ~ thn fancy anG srofsE
chAfArffrs Oi nltnrlrfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16
Investigations by she Comsnon Council.
The following bill Introduced on notice yesterday

Ihc following bill was Introduced on notice yeEterday
by Mr. Cocks
AN ACT TO ESABiR COMMON CRY sEw
YORK TO TAKE TESTIMONY MATTERS foR ~
yEsTIoArIoS INQUIRY.
The people OF the state OF New York represented In
Senate and Assem- bly, do enact as follows
Sec. The clerk Of either board OF the Common Coun
ell OF tile city oi New York his deputy, may issue
suhpunas 10 compel the attendance of Witnesses before
any Commits of such bosri.
zee 2. The Chairman OF any such committee may al.
minister onths and aihrmatons 10 witnesses appearing
before the committee and MY require wltnes.
testify In rsPect to any matters pending before the
committee.
Sec D. uon the presentation Of satisfactory proof Of
due serVceot such subpoena md failure o. obey the
sam or refusal by any person appear ng before such
committee, 10 tats the oath affirmation % aus or
any proper question Il shall be the duy Of the Justice ~
the Superior Court the Judge OF the Court o
Pleas, To whom the tha be presented 10 an
order returnabc at early dsy requiring the person
40 fnirg or refusing TO show cause Why attachment
should not issue against him, aud 20 adopt other aud
further measures 10 compel the witness 20 appear ahi
testify apd 10 punish disob.disnce if the matter
were legally pending In said cnurt.
FEC. False sweBrDg before any such committee, or
in any such proceed aforebs shall be deemed per.
jury, and ,uIishntic as such.
sec, D. This act shah take eject immediately.
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This shows decrease of sis from the nnmbe. en-.
braod In the previous r.por.. Daring the quarter,
11t persons accommodated rish lodzInx@ ~ lost
cbditn found by pol cr spi r~stnsd 10 the
tsrru,s person. were found drowned p<r.ons were
found dead, anA s5sh ~ iAt.n from lsiy.rs an
druuisu persons, anl rect rr.d 10 them Durinx the
saus tsrod zfa days los, By policemen BY reason
of sct ness and disability, tsiDg aysrax. los. the
d.farimsDt 0f ~ msn per iay Complaints have been
preferred against policemen and dlsposed ~ follows
IL ssd frorn offes ...........
Complaints dIsIDts-e.'
sust ni.d for two
l1uI oA1rsss ssss.sts .s..s.....ss.f...s ]
Tie report for the year 10 sBbsre showing that the
vloe uuubcr ~ arrests have been 5ll ~. toigers
were accommodated, iss iaet chiirsn wsrc found ant
re,or.d 70 their parents persons we're rescued from
drosnng; "a yer.ons vsre foapd fro~nei and 10 -
fann irou kop~rs and drunssu ~r@n- and RESTORED
'bn. During the period, ss7 days lost 5y
poll. ms beinx an assrag. Ios ~ The department q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

ALBANY Jan. 10, lbsb.
Bills were reported by Mr. RHoDEs amend the char
ter OF Bro0a Fire Department; also ensni the char
ter Of the New York Inesriste Asylum.
Notices Of bills given by Mr. Frrcu TO consolidate
the stocks and bonds OF the Northern Railroad Company
By Mr. LxGn relative TO the detention Of witnesses
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. HALL, TO increase the capital of the Common
School fund.
BY Mr.. RnoDEs 10 authorize the Coramon Council OF
Broot yn TO borrow for school purposes and also
TO amend the charter OF the Bushwisk and Newtown
Turnpike Bridge Company.
by n, WATERBURY, 10 erect = monument the re.
mains II Lieut.. Col baxter.
Mr.. ImsfHsos, pursuant TO previsus notice intro.
duced bill 10 amend the charter Of the Uni,ci States
lnebrate Asylum 10 the city OF New York, as follows
Fec. The act eztitied "An Act to Incorporate the
United States InehTinte Asylum, passed April Is, 1854
IL hereby amended M follows:--
Sec 2. The institution shall have the power by ita
corporate 10 lease building buildings suitable
for said Asslum and such other badings thu inst
tuition may require, and TO bold such property may
be required to carry said Institution.
sec g. The said institution shall have power 10 retain
all inebra;es who enter said asylum for the period OF
three months six months, n the patients reforma-
ton should require u
Sec. a. The drrt nard OF Directors shall hold their
Offices until the hrst Monday In January 1880 when
new board shall chosen snd FIVE Of tho board shall
constitute quorum for the Transaction OF business.
Sec. o. This act shall iaso elect Immediately.
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nrnnxAY Hnnnrnr.

On Sunday morning about o'eistk named
NsCsiland vas s'iacssd W too meu In ~ FisniJ ef
Eighth avenue snd Thirty .fourth street. -ho rsbl,ed
him of a gold saish sod chain rslass >; 500 Tho
barm beinE promptly given ~ ncrisiaBf ocers fb2-
snt Martin stsfiei 10 pnngt ~ ths raAeas -bo hrea
pistol 81 The ofrsfs bot without any ~Hee. ss1 tho
ssHtsf II wAs ~ The. thieves sho afed a pis,14
Al oiesr hsla' of ths T@eniy Art war. pos fr ,,s
IN ystisFfay edition. uhS, tsaftns ths Kefm TasksA
from the Tveutsth ward station Ia yarsut ~ tho
cals vlsn ~ thsra A. tb- tsrEsr u thlfy third
street sbf ktth avenue 6lschsfs9d ps,o 81 hirs. No
arrest has yst bssn ms6e of thee dsspstais n.sn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

HEERCANTILE LIBRARY-THE ELECTION FOR OF.
lU Ulcers Of the association for the ensuing year, will
be held in the Library Buildng (Astor pace) on Tues
day, January 10. The polls VIII be open from A. NJ
nntd ~. M BY order, HENRY A. THOMAS,
tIt = Rec Sec. pro teu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

The Tire Department T0rd bali a. Il 10 well tuova
charitable effort In hsbai ~ the widows and orphan S
dec asea drsmen hence u las always received vary
liberal patronage NJ the babds II the community. Tbs
SApensos Of TIE ba this year beirg Increased shat
Ly The large rent paid Tor the Toom The number AZ
tcit wa rerasea IN proportion. The price pad fss
Ito ufe 81 the cIera hnufo vas 5000. th6nsAnS
81 which ras e. be devoted by the lcssres -
the htupg NJ aud decorating ~ The rom Thirteen
bubortd ard ffty tirtsts issued by the c1mi,s<
which being sold At o. ssch realized the of o. po
deducnR from this The euiir. sKpspers ~ the b.li
there vii b surplus of about 81 600 for N. wAo-s
and orphans fund The c0mpany psr,ook ~ supper
about one O'Clock and uen continued the dare. s~ss
when We we're having, ali Vas roDg on Hasm rry =
marriage bell and buy pisoss % nasical iastrlmsats
we're ponring forth In tho sweetest aifans selection.
from Lucia u lAmmarnoor'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

Tsftcrt g,ss Into = Ssta'si rsfisw n - earsiars
:, tie sssal prsprs. an - th~ sDafrssi fyssa ssns
rally. There eiseftgapsy ~ Tie sfnGan " ~ fpn
use,s seespinf 80 tie rsos Apd ihs u1nsef enpi1y-i
sd th. sec0rn' actually fers ssi. fhs y s.efaEtei
ff b. he Isci bat 30 couifasts are - 49, bths9
n.sbt e. Isble of yefformirE leu eAys sS| - ~ =
ttst tsrsoas rat stL bsiief ,lai Sat - ne
iraefcFs. D. tb~s~ siiswnSes y nals ~ ~
suauun rad. The sttfsxe tp~ - aefgs laesf u ~
AAtfrr ton hoHrT ani t4en'y fOaf n nniss a. &ng
ltr 10 hour sse afssen noatss, ., Cistop, . ~
htafs o. fofst tat~r ulaeieW
H. al povis s.i iBdsb's u The several pris1as
~ v Nay 4. fs1s, is---
ssssss ss-Nl -
rsfg FinN 49, ~
tibtpn s.,..tttttt.....ts. @t4W "
Totsi..,........ ,..,.,..,,......,., tl5s, - IL
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WHOLE NO. e7l7.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY EAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MERICAN BENEFIT BUILDING ASSOCIATION =
IA The members Of this association are requested to
attend the regular meeting this ruesday evening" at
ed to make the arrangements for Terminating
the association Every member earnestly requested TO
- s. JESsURCN, Secretary.
N AYOR,s OFFICE, JANUARY Q, 1887 THERE Is
v opened at this Office, plant book, under the
charge Of competent person. for the purpose OF recev
Ing and entering all complaints OF matters coming within
the jurisdiction Of the municipal authorities. The Mayor
viii entertain and far the laws give him power,
take cognzance Of charges preferred by responsible par
ties for violation Of ordinances and derection OF duty
npon the part any person holding oce under the city
government. BY order OF. the Mayor. .-
VIM STEPHENS, First Marshal
An the papers In this city viii please copy, and send
their bills to this Office.
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CHARGE oy Hlrr.

Yss,srfny ofbesr syssny ~ 10 Loser poll1s Curt
arrested usn nsmed sshasl NArila, a warrant L.
sasd BY Jasties coanouy ~bsfs.n ~ stand, shsrrri
With having about to weeks ago. committed t.ye
gIon us vsrson ~ HoaSfs Collie q ~ Broas~a, rss
priforsf arrested u the tous. No 90 Hsosl.sg
Daftu ~ss tstsu b.fgs JEs,les 1oosoIiy .ho osa.ms
4d Liza for sNamlnaftOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

Increass Of males ~ srg Sing lDg................. II
1ncfea,c Of females al Fling ring. ng.............. "a
lntrtnse of males at Clinton 20
n. 1890. =, A,t,., ia
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LOST AND FOUND.

= OT-A HEAVY GOLD RING, WITH RED CoRNE-
II Ian stone, with the initial cut on IT, A suita
BE reward will be paid BY leaving the At 50 East
Sixteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16
esAror o. GRAND LARCENY.


Yesterday ososr ETsrArf ~ -. Foufib vari pour..
arrested a bol nsms4 william ysa.rihy. sh,,rss .tA
stshng 80. Tba noIsy recovered thrsugh us
'rs''ipps sf The oesr me p'isoasr tslss bsio.s
Jgftee vho committed him fof sIsnD natisa W a..
IlA's ~ 10 oeioei ,his nnfrtnT
isHfyT oF A. ALLEGED profrivy Yros rsTicr.
dnssr gsNafus au~sisi ys.tsriay. psnesi
John ii,hsr vbo ,tasas shafgsi 9Th bsisr fagitv-
firm w,s,hssisr cnun,y " sissss rhsrss ~I'h
having stosn go from IHais Dfss, ~ hai cSssiy.
The scsussd ~ss en- taek f0t trial
cArTln gTIyIayoS 40 ~. rirExs.
"a esndsy, The n i~esstsS iss daring che tr~mea-
stsrra that rr.tAisa, NJ sstslns ~ss. fsti.s
rsess Trsniy thri street ess v ry st.ton bsaas
:, alton, ibrrs o'eirs .. n, .na sd ~ ~ss,~s ,-s
MrsFs 10 pet NsFfans sir oHt ~ hfs fathers hsas
ng 81 tis rs nat ,hs acliy vNs 10 r.srsnes 4,
esnAns - sse'isv hs dinssr + iols hin 4 hNA ).
sWtborJ a. st ibs rr.sclsss ~ thea stats. that
Ls asus lfsi - rght, b., stn ds,lis.d ~ Iy..v
ft tlt IN crcsf 70 ct eisaF a hin sat a. on
9Th raifesiose not "a tntsrfsrs uoisss dIneatv a.
fuffss pn ihs sitsvait Mr. w,sffns suk.s, ,u..slx
usts sont sini On ths bt IN ts Mayors ones sxalas
- - r. ntust unh*cosn'ng ose~r .h eh errsiela.
10 ~ ht ls fsfov rrufnput esriss~I a. friYDtsss
1HtH HTfNIN-lS, CApsMhn \. utssE Etk dist.
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r OST-oN SATURDAY EVENING, IN GOING FROM
Morton TO Van street. hair bracelet some wLat
Vorn with gold clasp The finder will receive suita-
BILE reward and the sincere thanks OF the loser by
ing Il at 2.s Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

r OST-ON SUNDAY, THE ArH INST, TWO CHASED
III gold seals and key a rng-aqus marine stoues
The finder VIII be literally rewarded BY leaving them
with s. JENNINGS, 81 Fulton street.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09
Probate Court.

The June session of the Probate Court
for this county, was held on Monday. The
cnly cases OF interest were:
The State of Ohio VS.. WILLIAM WATERS
on charge of Adultery, and the State of Ohio
VS.. CALVIN REED and others, for Riot.
In the first case, the recognisance was for
feited by defendant. In the second, prose-
cutting witness failed to appear, and prose-
cutting Atty entered noHe proSeQ~i.
We are not in favor of mob law, but now
that this case is probably disposed Of forev-
Grand no ones right can prejudiced, we ven-
ture the remark, that the defendants by their
course (even if they are guilty) have render
ed valuable service to community, and in
stead of receiving censure, are really enti-
tied to gratitude. If they never do any
thing worse than nAict summary punish
ment upon one, who by his Outrageous con-
duct justly deserv es it they ought not to be
considered as very bad men.
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A much needed and long desired change
has taken place in the affairs of this college.
Hon, REUBEN HITCHCOCK, of Cleveland,
has been appointed one of the Trustees in
place Of Rev. SAMUEL BIssEI, resigned, and
Rev. HENRY L. HITCHCOCK, of Columbus,
has been elected President of the Institu-
ton, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nationrof2 Rev. GEO. E. PIERCE. In this
manner, have the long pending difficulties
connected with the college been satisfacto-
rally adjusted. Mr.. HrTCHcocK, the new
President, enters upon his Office after the
next commencement in July. He is a man
of fine talents, education, and an ami able
character. The college wilfno doubt pros
per under his charge. 9saaa ub s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09
aOnIy a Routh Meehanic.''


AZ we were walking along the streets
the other day, we chAnced to hear the re-
mark which stands at the bead ofihis article.
The person uttering NJ evidently esteems La
Dor as degrading. How weak and foolish,
to entertain such sentiments Were we
living in proud, aristoctatic England, one
might be forgiven, on the ground of false
education, but here, where labor Is the lot
Of almost every one, where our gfatest men
are our "seifnade men," where eur might.
lest monuments OF power and wealth, are 50
many evidences of long days Of toll, how
must we scosn or rather pity the narrow
mind which looks upon the work of the me.
chanic as unworthy.
There Is no guaranty for an honorable
success in life, but patient and remunera-
ting toll. The only honest title..to nobility
is founded in psrsevering effort. A man too
indOlent OF proud to work, though surroun-
ded, by wealth, descended from a royal an
cestry, is but Nuisance to society, and a
dishonor to his race. On the contrary, a
man without wealth or pride of birth, but
whose capital to begin life with, is strong
arm, a stout heart, and vigorous intellect,
may justly be regarded as one of the nobility
Of the land. If his face is bronzed by the
summer sun, and his hands hardened by the
use of the axe and the hammer, SO much the
better. These are the ensigna of honor, and
justly entitle him to our confidence. He is
as much superior to the sentimental cox
comb who calls him trough mechanic" as
the strong-minded man is superior to the
jibbering idiot. The days when birth and
wealth gave position in society, are gone by
This is practical age, and he only is enti.
tied to merit who has done something fol
himself or his race. We cannot all live by
speculation. Somebody must work: al
must work, and the sooner this conviction
is fixed upon every mind, the better for So
ciety. The people of community are
prosperous only when their lands are culti'
waited by the hand Of diligence. and wher
the sounds of industry are heard in the
workshop of the mecha mic.
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18th there was a sOttie made on the left at
tack. The Russians charged up the British
trenches; some JeaPfd over the parapets and
were bayonsted. The Toss was severe
The British lost one Captain and 100 were
placed hors du combat. Il.
Pelissier telegraphs on the Gath that there
was a very lively combat against our impor-
tant position, which lasted all night. We
obtained complete success. The Russians
loss vas erior nous; ours considerable.
The Patrie gives further PARTICULARS
The French attacked the Russian ehtrench-
ed camp near the bastion on the night Of the
22d, and again on the23d, and carried it BY
assault.
LATEsfA Saturday MorninS-The Moni.
tear has a despatch from Pslisser, dated the
25th, stating that the French occupied q
large place, D'Armie between central bas-
ton and the sea shore, the enemy having
had enormous losses the preceding day
yielded more easily.
Official information reached the Britisf
Consul at Elsmore that the Russian govern
ment had ordered all the ships-Of-war to be
sunk, except eight liners.
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GnSkiII House.

Our friend and late fellow townsman, W.
D. ROwELL Esq, together with his family
has removed to Warren for the purpose Of
taking charge of this hotel. The building
is one Of the finest structures in this region
Of country, and well located for the accom-
modatior of the travelling public. Mr.. Row.
ELL was for a time the host of the Collins
House ain Kavenna, and while here, gave
universal satisfaction. We have no hesi-
fancy in saying that under his management,
the Gagkill House" will be inferior to none
in Northern Ohio.
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DEATH OF Mrs. WHITTLEsEY. - The
wife Of the venerable ELISHA WHITTLEsEY
died on last Monday at Canfeld. Her death,
though much lamented by all who knew
her estimablc character and many emine Mt
virtues, was not unexpected. She had re.
ceived stroke of paralysis few days be-
fore, from which, she never recovered. We
hardly know whether it should be cause
more of sorrow or Joy, when an aged mat
ron whose days have been crowned by the
exercise of all those qualities which render
life useful, lays down her earthly mantle and
sinks to rest "upon the bosom of the great
God" in whose goodness is her hope of a
brighter life beyond the grave. ...
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ONE WEEK LA TER FROMEUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
SEBASTOPOL NOT TAKEN.
More efforts to patch UP a Peace.
&C., &C., &C., &c.


HALIFAX, June 5.--The steamer Africa
arrived at half past four O'Clock this after.
noon, with Liverpool dates to the rs ut.
The Vienna Conferences are to be re-
opened. ....- ..et nsu .,fa .-~,a..,,
A secret expedition is preparing in the
Crimea. ,s a..,r.,,f.-
The seige is unchanged. General Pelis-
sier contemplates an attack on the Russi-
ans in field. -sy
LATEsT.--An engagement took place be-
fore the Flagstaff Battery, in which the
French destroyed the Russian batteries.
Berlin papers report that the Austrian
mediatory proposals are that Russia and
Turkey settle between themselves the num-
Der of ships each shall keep in the Black
Sea. England and France to keep each two
ships therein; Turkey undertaking not to en-
ter into treaty with Russia unless it be
submitted to France and Englrnd.
Pelissier's appointment is immensely pop
ular and operations on a great scale are
confidently looked for. It is surmised that
Pelissi sr will make bold attempt to cut off
Liprandi's army. e a.s
1t is said that Omar Pasha has offered to
take hold of Simpherophol with the Turks
if the French support the advances. .a ~ y
The recent arrival of three French divis-
ion makes the allies force about 100000;
say the French 10000; the English 10000;
the Turks 1000 and the Sardinians 1900.
All the troops from the camp at Meslem are
shipped for the Crimea.s ds
A correspondence from the English camp
dated the 9th, says that the army is vel
supplied with luxuries, and all the necessa.
ries. There were some fever and cholers
still prevailing. M
There was a spirited engagement on the
right attack on the nigh; of the 10th. The
less wSa considerable. On che l1th enc
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Exhibition of Paintings.

According to notice, our fellow townsman
A. ]. WRIGHT gave an exhibition of paint
ings at Days Hall, last Wednesday even
ing, representing scenes in the story of the
"Drunkard's Daughter" We were not able
to be present and cannot speak from person.
al observation, but have been told that the
paintings are we'll executed, and are well
worth examination. Another exhibition
of the same will be given next Monday
evening. We hope he may have large
attendance.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A DMTNTSTRAToR'S SAFE OF REAl

IlESTATE-In pursuance OF an ordef issued, by the
court ofProbate of Portage county and State of Ohio
at the May thereof, A. ID. 1855, in certain petit
ton for the sale of real estate therein pending, where
in Joseph A. Schroeder, Administrator Of Francis
Fitch, deceased, petitioner and Margaret Smith,
ct ats. respondents, there will be sold by said
Adm nnistrator, az public auction the premises
the fourteenth day of June next, at one O'Clock p
of said day, the following described real estate, towt
Situate in lot No. 49, in the township of Randolph in
said county and State, bounded as follows. Commenc-
ing at the south east corner Of said lot two rods north
Of the lot ne tHuee west parallel with the lot line to
land owned by Geo. HOmming: thence north on said
Hommngs east line to the south line Of land decided
TO Smell, Evear and others, by John Long Jr.: thence
east on said parties south fine to the lot line: thence
south to the place of beginning, containing about
twenty-five acres of land more less. Appraised at
$40 co. and will be sold subject to the dover estate of
Margaret Smith, for full and particular description
TO the records proceedings osad ofprobate
Terms made known the day ofsae.
May Is, le55-41-4w MICHAEL STUART,
Attorney for the pptitionQr.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-09

tir. HAASs--"J. w. the Ebtbch, Is in
formed, that the Chronicles of the Wind
ham Know Nothing are already written,
If Key is wanted it shall be forthcoming
I hat Lady will inform the public, (ns it
g about shssring time,) the price Of WOOL
she will be entitled to a premium at the
next County Fdirj and also save such prom
ising young men as J. w. the trouble of
asking some very silly questions. For fur
ther particulars apply personally, or ad-
dfesS, post paid
CHARtEsTown CaRoSicLEs.