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On Saturday morning, Genesee opened at SO 25, and
closed SO CO. Or Monday, sales at SO to So S7A Tues
day, IS IS SIS 62h SO 80. On Wednesday, shippers
bought and prices stened and sales made
SIS rs for Genesee, and SO 6s} for Michigan round
hoop Ohio 50 l2t, for West Indies. Western canal
for July, Ss 81 The increased supplies of wheat affected
prices Sales good white Genesee made at So ID
SO 20, with good demand. Mixed Genesee sold So o.
and Ohio at 81 90. Rye sells 81 35 81 3t-good and
large lots Corn has sold eeyprobaby 200 900 bushels
closing at l5 100 cents for northern and yellow.
5000 bushels Ohio 1l6 Sales arrive in August
81 OH do, LIST September, ST. Corn meal IS 56i.
Hemp lAnercan) declines with an increasing stock
sales 80 bales dressed dew rotted 81 35 81 10
$50 bales do, 81 As 81 50, six months The market
pork is steadysales mess at SH I2t SIT 25 do.
prime, S4 IN old mess, ZIG so; do prime, Sl3 rs.
Beefs and quet-city mess $l3 80 prime mess,
$40 80 tcs,; country mess, Sl2 IS $l3 25. Lard in
cts Butter, western dairy 10 10 cts. Cheese, cts
Rice firm, with a fair demand-good to fair, 80 37a
IS 62i Sugar without change Freghs have advanced
Flour TO Liverpool 3s Cd is Cork grain, Id Cotton
to Liverpool, 3-l6 Id.
Money continues quite abundant and stock speculation
is rapidly growing, and will become important after the
summer months and people return from the country. Quo
,ftnna "a, i,xrc
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The receipts from Ohio very important and those from
Michigan rapidly increasing. Some of the intel
gent Of New York farmers and woogrowers have settled
ON the beautiful lands Washenaw county, and ther prod
swes the increase Mt Buffalo. Previous 1872 Mi
chgan exported wool The production of wool in the
of New York does not appear to advance rapidly
other States. As given by the census, the number of
sheep and weight of wool follows in this State
1S40 1875 Increa sc.
Number of sheep 5,3SI, 225 Cab S55 ! ,OB2, $50
Pounds of wool s,S52s5 13s6s,S28 t,0l9, 533
This increase for five years. according the census,
both in of sheep and weight of eece OF the guam
ty raised in 1910, less than onethd tide water;
and deductng arrival from other States about
proportion came down in ISs5 The quantities coming
down the canals from other States were for three years.
follows;
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For the last there has been duty paid
ported wool Lots of second grade fine WOOL grown in
New York, and purchased of growers 80
have nettcd in Leeds 40 cts These woods being found well
ada pied certain purposes of manufacture, getting
favor with the English manufacturers and the
demand is rapidly the increase These facts present
this singular featureviz: wool manufactures have
been in operation fifty years. and have enjoyed great pro-
the expense of the farmers and consumers vet
the English manufacturers give for United States ,coo
than the domestic Hufdcf7s gipc Whose cloth ought
the farmer buyl II the domestic manufacturer cannot
make cloth (having the wool cheaper) compete with
those in England, let him shut up shop and demand pen
sion of the government. The market this moment is
quiet-sales of $1,000 lbs. fleece 43 45 cts white
Smyrna, liz and 10000 Valparaiso private terms
The clip of fleece has stocks are very
light, while small sales made at the above rates.
Notwithstanding that the crop is LII, 9l6 bales
against 9SI SIS last year, decline of 6O2 bales the
intensity of the crisis abroad has produced fall of
The of money in the manufacturing districts is
severely felt Lord Brougham said in the House Lords
that orders for goods which had been received from the
United States could not be executed for money
The market here closed steady ut the following
Ord Mid to Mid fair Fully fair
good ord. good mid to fair good fair.
Ss'ans s sna r No sSi i' sa l
The market for brcadstus has gradually given way from
the high caused by the The shippers of -four
titles coming forward large the leading houses haened
less The receipts down the Hudson and the exports from
May Total exports. Received down
ulgou
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WASHINGTON and Gene rails, by T. T. Headey
w complete in Volumes just received and for sale by
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
Volume 2 sold separate, if desired June IL
rINO Surgeons Pursers In the Navy.-The subscri-
il bers importing gold epaule and trimmings under
regulation of the sl of June, 1871 Surgeons passed
assistants assistants pursers be supplied the
shortest space Of time necessary TO import the Off
(naued above) describing rank viii please send their
orders and address, by mall to BAILEY az co
formerly Bailey and Kitchen
June Il-2aw3m 1876 Chesnut-street, Philadelphia.
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The difference between the quantities coming from other
States and that arrived tide-wate indicates the New
York surplus the quantities taken by the factories and
their agents in the This New York surplus was
900 pounds less in 1916 than in lS and about the same
in 1874 The arrivals from Vermont, by way OF White
hail. had declined considerably those woods being, for the
part, of finer description than from the western
States. The deliveries Philadelphia from the Pennsy
vana works and the Hudson, constitute the prln-
cipal domestic supplies the seaboard These supplies
are however, far from being equal to the importnlons
In the last five years, three tariffs have been in opera
ton, including the present In 1872 wool, costing less
than eight cents per pound was free and OF better
qualities taxed 26 per cent ad valoem. The tariff OF
1913 taxed wool that less than cts per cent, and
the better grades 80 per cent and cents per h. The
present tariff taxes all 80 per cent The following table
shows the mporations of wool in five years. the quantity
exported and the balance supposed be consumed add
ed to the deliveries the Hudson and at Philadelphia:
IMPORT AND CONSUMPTION o
Quality. lsi2. lSi3. 1874 l5t5 1916.
under, 3,332654 3s2 Oa7 16427 952
Over 7 cents lSl4i6 l99763 450943 l3O,295
s cts and under, l0,627.25l 1853
Over 8 cents 7s3,70l
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NIAIkRIED.

MARRIED.,
church. Thursday the 10th inst by the
JAM DoxsLAN, Mr. MICHAEL r. sHYNE to Miss JANE C..
FA0AN, both of this city.
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FROM OREGON

lie 81 Angola. aIri, cd at Boston nife> n,,,.f
e 7aNdW cl Islands Ia tie lst OF Oriobe / and Inn
g5n To the last # AUGUST - III VI
l III eT from aiiJruia dcScribs the country -,
IL mineral I,s'uIoCS-gold, silsor copIer lead snl
ana ql'chsilvct ofce1r,e. ii must lie ann ,.d - f'''
, III of,s"n. tie wheat crop is said 10 le pnan;s:.
bHi'uHics i'iwccn the .Gdias and the " lit, : L,,5'
'"'I' ana tIcc ur toLr both sides have zen in ,
\ company ot 90 Nlonnors arrived al San,lu ieh 9
~ June ON their Nay 10 Gr2on. uhere it is said II =
arrival Nald give great Dissatisfied or " u
An enierWS'ng lankce Canton has fitted I'm m:
"' JHhh. which he intends 10 take 20 New Nurl vi
cargo ct Chint~r curiuScs, including land Il M u
ol,r,. 1 :" leg-
. mere Is great jealousy between the American A.,
English settlers in the Sandw cI Islands T. The p
H government is assembling a large naval frre and
lr''tr 10 the Boston Atlas cSpro.ss the apprel,ns,.
mat as our government has taken pc session ii, C,Ir
ma and The French Of Tahiti, q eat Britain will @
seize upon csc Islands. on some flnss pT,,r,t
IaNalloh seems To he he rdcg Of the dasi %
be ilh ot July celebrated with Great s,;
pHg'n; and Judging by the tone Il the paper mi Nh
tre, political agitation is rs rife as in lin. | S,
lhty are cecn talking Of the gheai influence If -,
arrlSorracV! - "e
W regret that or contracted spaec eolDt4ls ne H.
To abrldgc the interesting details from iI1s. ,nls ra
earth 'no
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
lEeE0l.nF.i.I..tiA1,I..s

yest.rs4v. in H. !uus Il Del s.ttes. tlcday WIS
.,..r5 IN llIa discussion auI adopues 81 the loWing
resolutions ntr1.nee1 Is Dr. Mel heisf Their Object
i, very tain AID W very peliedlt l.ghi 1iefe the
ls, bv Nj Lfeot Handy. ID tie 1siin III e ursc.
Mr. Cal uus speech. and the emlarFas sng d'na'sirt-
lns III VI ashnat II. have occasi3nel tbs imposing 10
rno aud glYon birth Il tie very uatgue rs lull.s 81
Man Mepaeisaa. The distinguished Senator from
south Caroliaa vii lie little startled 10 lcarn. after
rct occurrences here. la ii the Rivalry MI save one
rctr,ltad from him But his slrl rise will hardly equal
that ol Mr. Polk when he bhods himself cuoa-ed r
his emnea ability in ml.rK Affairs b the irgina
gpisaturr Such huraughgolng latluns. 81 cuuse
ct hos alon as IN its course with the Wing party
What rcl, thty may afford tn, PrsideatWtat nllml-
JILL. influences ihese lofts resolves of the House Of Del
Virginia may have mHona lie refractory AT
IN lon remains to be seen. but word tor II. they
MN be hailed with a flourish by the oilria organ. the
Or odent which can be fully appreciated 10 "heie out
OILY irgnia
Jjhcrcas. There are occasions Of absorbing interest
and great l.r the history ef every people, deeply in
General Assembly believing thai such crisis has arrived
IN country "a call forth eNpn sslen Il pub
lie sentiment. do hereby declare thai ree and full
preston Of opinion ihc great question peace aud war
which aaatcs tins MON. is demanded by the luhlc
veal.
Rraorcd. That the present war with the Republic Of
Mexico, M 81 unrghteously provoked her part ly a
long series 81 ourast towards the uited States presents
such an occasion Is requires the united action ot all true
friends Of the country In enforcing speedy and hnara-
Die termination 4 this var, by zig rou5 prosecution ot
hosiiIiti,s.
ResoireJ That the thanks Of this General Assembly
due and hereby cordially rendered To the Pr 81
dent Of the nilcd States. f1r the isce inncss. and
cmincnt ability viii Which he has conducted til, wal
with Mckee.
EesotreJ That the Governor Of this Commonwealth
is requested 10 transmit c5iy Of the regong preamble
and resolutions to the Prtsdenof tire ni,cd States.
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UNITED STATES SEN \TE


Mr.. LEE SAD it Was with great reluctance be had
introduced the resolutions. and thai be still ,,t il hi, u
" 10 press for their consideration lr had hoped that tn,
editor # the Mon would have aurl,d him an orport,t
nty To withdraw them but instead Of that the latter la,
invited the Issue.
MIR, lulcc then caused 10 hcrcad dc articl, in III,
mon signed ~ iudl,aNr, and procc,drd 10 show thu
insult which had been ocrod to the Senate aud stated
the roaeuus which had induced him 10 brine forward H.,
INST 1eSonlon In regard 10 the second resolution in rcla
ton II the Rc"rtcs.hc assafcd,Iom the letter If DR.
lunston yesterday, that the rcp.rtcfs wcrenat 10 ane
lie would therefore withdraw thar resolution
Air. tANN authenticated the facts .n lar,h IN DR.
lluustou's letter -
Mr.. BUTLER moved 10 refer the matter To A ScIec,
Committee. ~
Mr.. SEN TER moved 10 postpone the sabec till 10
morrow, WIN view OF taking up th, special order.
he motion was ncpatvcdycas ~. uavs 81
Mr. ALLEN, wasglad the second resolution had been
withdrawn, rs II saved the trouble Of DISCUSSING the
question as Ia Wh"lhcra reporter bound 10 repor every
Mord which may d" uttered In regard To the first res
olui'on, Mi \. entered SomcW hat AT cnoth into The
SUBJECT 81 the power ct the Senate puni. an ndiyd
nal without roc-"r,c To thcaWs IT the country.
Mr. sly lfR said he knew that ANYTHING he cond
say would not save MIR lttcc. r tie decree had none
2rih ana DC was to c executed before they got Then
dinn,r' lie thought that instead Of inmrinn NJ Rt
che, II would tcad 10 make the Senate ridiculous
Mi. IT kNt( did not arlmyc the ,pithet f"Nex-
IAN nloA which had bCCl ami ed in the article ot Tho
Hlon though hc could oncnca IN it. and ,hon,It
mse that lhr action at the Senate referred had ,rn1
Ia lae Ieh' Of Mexico, aud against h, Country Af,r
Ieila'r tma'hs Ia sad there wore outhc Ar at tbe Sn
'' ~ mans i'L '"' fi'sdrnry one ct whom. with his
small sd> oI adhcren's .ruld by u M with fhc arns +,
panty dcich every me- assure bruieL inward and t.t H.
aione Vas r'~Pn Die tn the consequences +, ~, conn,
Try. '''' ''''''=
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lcttcTsto the Boston Atlas ,r III tie Sanu ich I,nJs
state that since the arrival Of judge Iunill ,le u,,
Consul. great competitor Las sAst,d II tie ,,efa.
N"Ieh'rs' lhis !nsuai' as de aIIorln,nt 10 quite
number Of lucrative sub situations H.. ~ 81, 81 ph,
SicanSN ice Consuls store Lecpols ETC. M. all vi,
uahr. ard within the oft Of lie Consul " hose di. j.
sad 10 lie the third il value in tie off It H., Preside,
BEING worth fl, IL ilc00 to tl2,ctcIo on,rm.
II Is STATED HAT the Go'crrnot ,uld save no, h.,
than that amount 10y appointing Itself thu Sc fccr, with
fixed salaries. and throl rtnt ,p IT,, stimulus If n not
corruption. It said that he ahnna Nce Ccn.nls;n
is 50 profitable .ila Si0o Ter annum was III red Tie Cor
sui ior disappointment. \ Mr.. Abel at first On, HI,
all thcolhcrc'mrc hut the government tl,re rein.
sing 10 grant an cNoIuatur toone e his Ln,Nn,rulL
some character. Judge Tuull APP ointed his T. b,r m
law, Mr.. llubbard.-Philod L. s. Ga.
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E.R4'DKT.leVT.

A H. persons. indebted 10 the late firm Of RmardS.
"A Ryan \ Co.. are earnestly requested TO call ana
''ui" Their accounts. The business must lie clos up
without delay. ltany person has claim against tho
HF"' please present II fer payment 10 the suhscrber
VM H. RYAN
P.S.-Iam still selling great Bargains Tn the oa,h
principle, and SHALL in a sI.ofl time. add la,gty to ny
present s'ocA Plea call and czainnc II Will c'fa
!pU nothing. ". H. K.
l.b. lit If
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, me NoTf.h Beacon of'rhulslay last says
h.[' IS more than usual activity al tbs time in tbc
JrT. navy n?lds The steamer Mississippi IS now IN
,gcn in>I'redhy NJ asWtl. eaa.a'e, IN chicf"r w.,
(@iN' nd VIII Fe4eir ,le week., w sam. fo Get her
I,a'5 'of .5a-ihe isafe Bfaudyunc. sl,s f va,
~ ", ca, - Louis and Gcaaasv6 arereaJy to be
Nhst # tlo,7 rcss Is are ,'cs.,., H. ,..1,,,t
,,o aad It IS raaaed a general. r.l ''' , - r ''A
I3 I Is 81 lake command 81 tire Gull smaJr,n
l" T. % corporate with the ArAl WHEN i, Is rsaG,
,. '.' 'Ha.a r. Va fe1aasl fs-.' IN. - '.,'9
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WAsulNGroa. Feb. ! |
| NIIFD STATES sen NTE.

Tho Senate chamber WAS intensely crowded TN, NON
ny TO hear ihe d'bar upn hc question Il privilege aud
the speech al Mr. tOIiNIN 81 ONO upon lie liree NIL
ou bill. The ladi,, came m such number, As 10 force
lclf way upon the floor utDhc Senate. IN violation Of the
rules. ll'rc Was not courage sufficient with Senator-
OF the presiding officer To- say the entreatcs
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

a House and Lot in the neghborhood Of Mr. John
N lollinS and Narrea and " lilam Gam"ay's. form
crly OWNED by William Snrad. deceased. The terms
VIII be one fourth cSI the balance ON credit Of nu
and mo years. equal instruments. believe is consid
cred one Il the most pleasant situations about Lynchburg
It has good garden and a ST excellent well ofwatcr
with suitable out houses Those wishing ,xanine the
property ean do - by calling tie subscriber.
frh Sis II W. Oakley.
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TTs GO = q \, Ess.
SECo>D sES~los.



communication WI, received from tie Nar nelart
meet. eltii sl7tmGa & tie expenditures DURING The
VI l-ib. from tl-, au rTr'tou fq he ctntnsent e
.s.sI>.s Il Military establishments
II. MOREllfND. from tr s,lect COMMITTEE u.
p r,l . l 70 provide f i l-crr'anntn and sa fa,.#
1aHtt I 'aHH. - tu,rrau c,zcu- FIR ss,alloBs 2 aa=
nfftei fl, ipTch rur To- tho st July. ls0l. winch
VI u.t'n Oh, SPECIAL oid'l .r tins day Ncek.
Ilre.meaue. ou d, Judiciary reported back IT,
o#,a.n rt1',rsl titl. with several amtndn enls
Inc Rcy dictionary Pension hll vas taken u. and.
e amendment # Nh J. u~ ~ e La .proyldH. fpf tn
compensation ef Pension Agents, having been e1neur1,d
III VS. r,ad thinl time ard pa sod
Mr. VI LEE offered Tie following resolution aud ask
al TT It's immediate consideration:
Rsoitd, That thc editor, oIl.e Union. newspaper
published a the city ct Washington. having. In a li
heapen contained u number of hat p1per dated tn ah
n Frhuary. '>surI and uttered pubic libel upua the
character I'd hs ldy, they be- cvclu.d from the priv
legs nt aim seon 90 lic 4 ar e he Senate.
HeHfoh Resitcd That the r p. RI If the proceed
irgs et The senate ofthc tth DAY ot f.hmarr IN ria
10 thr h cutitl,d. "tn act Ia ral.a ir a TmfaI
time additional military trc, and f3r other purposes
partial and UNJUST to the hod, and that the reporters
IT that nl'r ~ excluded, for the residue q the session.
tf.ina placrin the gallery ut thc Senate
Objection being made. thc irc President sad tie rs
rlaaon must lIco,cr onr day under the ruiz
Iii Vt w Ntr"hl his was 4 fufetitn Il IlIyi
laf-ceEauiF II vas question atioriluu the dieuy Of
lhe N,oatoaaI ho thought the ruicrid not apply In H.
Mr. BADGER appealed lr,n The q. c.son TIN char.
AteF same debate tlc whole subject son motion #
Nj DAVIS. p,>ipu,d urtl t,.murron.
TIE 11iRtE MILLION BlIL vas then taken
mp, and Mr. AS spoke ar much length IN favor If the
prosecution, tie war 0ud IN opposition 10 the Vows tx
rf.ssfd iy MI { aIh uu Yesterday
TIE ARMY BILL.
NfDiC kI\NON lhcn nadr reIs.rt from the Com
mitee ct lonicr' nro upon tho Amy m, recommending
III effect tha ho Scua" nccdr nn lis Amendment, and
IA ~ ~
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WAsuNeroS Feb lth, 1871
The proceedings in Congress o1,.y were mid, but
significant and interesting. In tic Seratc we had lone
debate on the expulsion oflhe Edols ard Rep rcs #
the tItida. AN sincerely Il lie opiuon thai lhoy will
be expelled. The ouly thing the Senate settled to-day
in voting down the decision u the President The
Senate seems u take peculiar delight in vorg aeaiis,
Mr. Dallas Whatever Mr. Dallas SAYS is sure 10 tie
voted down. Yesterday lie decided that the resolution
to cNpd the nan could not be acted ill after lying
over ono day. THIS morn;eg though day had pass
ed OVER, they could not let the poriuy Iss OF voting
down Mr.. ALI Hey declared hy vote Of - 10
% that he washed correct The matter was hen pass
cd over till INFLOW.
The only tdio4 occurring the Senate after ths.was
asPeech lay Mr.. Corwia Of Dino But what volume
MAS cont uncd IN Thai speech lie spoke nearly two
houlN and hall Never in the memory of Senators here
did any speech keep audience SPILL buund. The
gailtr "rre far more crowded tan the occasion
OF Mr.. CALnorhs speech and they listened 10 it with
more interest. Almost all tie House was present.
II is difficult 10 crclse such speech. Ii high
" eloquent extremely sarcastic, witty and powerful
Inh that the general opnlon Is, that taken altogether ii
was one OF the greatest Efforts lisitndto in the Sen
Mr.. Cornm Was one of the three WHO voted again,,
the q millions Ioan Eli. Fer this lie expected 10 e
denounced but he eaed moi or denurcatlor Il ", ud
te Impossible r 10 Give YOU any idea # TIE power
# h speech. Nothing but full report do him jus
tcc-aud even thai fails ir the VOICE ecslurcs loo KS
are all wanting Ia rake II tell it does upon one Who
hears Inn speh-l MAS going To say who sees him speak
VIII mrrcly rcier % or I'VE beautiful raSsaaes
Ia densaucina the nion tor attacking the Senator's
aud calling them hcNlcaus. he peculiarly sctcre-
He SAID, he knew not by Whom that infamous article was
written He presumed il VAS 10y some mental who fed
onlho lyboNn meat hat fell puird around the Executive
-hamhlcs.
He ridcucd the idea Of boastins Of this war with
Mexico. Tho Senator from Texas. (Gen. Houston } at
the battle OF san Jaciuto. with only 100 raw TEXANS
routed the whole Mexican army. and look their President
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4 ARDEN SEEDS, assorted. in papers at 81 cent,
~ the single paper aud less by the dozen or hundred
Pal"fs-iaTt Il The supply N h'NoS cc assorted and
part Tor etle by the ounce Or pound.
feo. S-iS liONEi. DAVIES
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\ oW IN Land a lot 81 4 IltkS ESSENCE OF 'rY RE
\ t,r charging in. hair 10 beautiful black, and for sale
by u. w. MOORE,
- i2-is Sglui the Big Pitcher.
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.vss'Nsss e.

( IL !efsans indebted 10 tho old firm, of
= III INC y FR.RNKLLN,
are earnestly request cd To- call and pay tl,ir ac,, o.
Il Is important that lie ha.incsss should b ,-ulI
,... /. fRNNtll\. Ie
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Law Notice.
Polka EsOOfs..

Il We " u IS s n Il TTCL +,
very handsome a,
ME.EM & GWArklNS' Shoe Room.
Feb. S-2ir2of
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HRLis SiaiiA3Rl.

: N'N-rr III fernd NJ. k9lI3treA's School vii
cHwuaae as Monday. tn -.hol f,hnar,, aud
.f.molt. jb. .lsf veebla1ah Isl
l"Dl.uu- - the session of tive months are as fol
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w MAI wa Mrs Grnadr say 10 this developcmant1
IN what crevice viii 0ratoTs FIckljn and ,,Iai,'
tbr!r diminished heads? iI IT,, '''''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-17
FairfieId common PIeas.

Administrator of Jacob Van Bureu, ~. Widow
and Heirs.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
10y virtue of fim order ofthe Court of Common
ID Pleas to ME directed in this case, will eK-
pose at public sale before the court house door OF
said county, on
Tuesday the 2sth day of December, 1saT,
between the hours of nine o'clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. NJ. the following Lands situate in said
county, to-wit:
Part ofthe Southeast Quarter Of Section No. "a
Township No. Ia. Range No Is, beginning at the
Southwest corner of said Quarter Section; Il elce
North along the half Section line 20 poles TO
post thence East 90 poles 81 liuks 10 a post;
thence South 20 poles TO the South boundary line
of said Section; thence along said line West to
the place OF beginning, containing TEN ACRES.
Also, a part Of the West half OF the Southeast
Quarter OF said Section No. "a, Township No. IA,
Range No. Is, being all the remainder OF said
West half, after tax ing off l9 Acres on tile East
side of said West halt: and ten Acres out Of the
Southwest corner OF said West half, said balance
hereby meant to be described and which was own
ed by the decedent estimated to contain 40 14.100
Acres more or less, and being the sams Land con-
veyed to decedent by David Eyersole and WifS
by deed, November 30, l84l.
All of said Lands to be sold subject 10 the dower
Estate Of Lydia Van Burcn, widow therein, and
appraised subject to said dover Estate at $36e.
Terms-One-third in hand and the balance III
one and two years, with intereet from day ofsale,
HENRY KRoUT, Adm'toy
Ofths Estate of Jacob Van Buren,, deceased.
/ November &c, l847. 5w29pi$4,5O