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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

CouRT OF INouIRY.-The N. o. Mer.
curry says: "All the developments Of this
Court are rich commentary upon the
means taken to rob Generals Scott and
Smith ofthe honors SO nobly won by theil
foresight and skill, and which base con
spiracy attempted to steal from them
But the people of this country will yet
put correct estimate upon the whole
matter, and we hope reward the actors
therin, according to their deserts. One
thing appears evident, and that is, that
Gen. Scott will lose nothing by the inves-
tigation, and Gen. Pillow will gain less
While certain gentlemen that have testi-
fed in the matter will acquire no fresh
Iaurels thereby. Truth is mighty anc
must prevail"
w"Dis-oord is horrible" |" as the musical Ne
sro said when he was about to be hung
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

Greenfield r; Walter McFar'
land Thomas Littlefield
Pleasant T. TIP. AshbTook
East Rushuilie; David Baker
W. Rushuiile; N. B Coulson
Bremen Beery 4 Ashhaugh
i.au6urn r; J, Hall, B. Black
Bern T: James r. PParce
Perry.ToUu: Levi Friend
Madison r.: I. Z Koontz
ICleGrersek; Col.W, Hamilton
GrapUilie: P. r Hagerman
ISOmersst; David Hewitt
ll Agent for the Eastern Cities
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

Miltersport:: E. Vance
Ne,o Salem: Or. N D. Brocl
Pickerington: A. Ebright, j.
Jefferson: David Jrnning
Lithopoiis: Lewis Huber
Canal Wi"ehester: Or. Potte
Lockuilie: WIN P. 1'ennent
dmanda: Nathan J. WorralI
ROyait0R: J.Clements, Jr
AmGada Up. VIM. Ashbrooh
Carroll; William ?. Breck
Basil: Henry Leonard
Baltimore; n. L Nicely
v. B. PALMER, ESQ.,, Gene
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
READY MADE CLOTHING

In fact the CHEAPEST and BEST ever offered in
Lancaster. tO.wit:
Fine Tweed, Merino Cashmere. Qneen Cloth
Croton Cloth, Linen and Alpaca Dress. Frock
and Sack Coats at all prices from $3.50 to sl2
Plain and Bard Casslmeres Linen. CottOnade
and Monterey stripe PANTS from IS cents to 50
Plain and Figured Satin and silk, Marseilles aud
Linen Lusture VESTS. from sI.25 to 81. So that
we ceu furnish GOOD SUIT from $3.50 to 81
Also. SHIRTS. Bosous Collars. Stocks Hand
kerchieis, Gloves Drawers and all kinds ot I RIM
MINGS of he very best quality.
They also have employed number of FIRST
RATE WORKMEN, so that they feel competent
to CUT and MAKE to ORDER upon the SHORT
EST MOTTO f aud in the most fashionable manner
CLOTHES OF all KINDS. And If the clothes
don't fit no charge is made.
! SMITH & TONG
/ Lancaster, April 90, 1913. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
Chcap Watches.

DERS0NS wishing to purchase good Gold or
L Silver Watch, as cheap as they can in the
Eastern cities; are invited 10 examine the extern
sve assortment for sale by
GATES g. COSPER.
Tallmadge House, Lancaster. June ID, l847
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
Fairfield Common Pleas.
Administrator Of Wn W. Irwin,
rs. >Gs CHAscERr.
Widow and Heirs


rs. >lS CHAScRRY.
Widow aud Heirs.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, will ex-
- pose and offer at public sale before tue Court
House door in said county, on
Saturday the 2Oih day of May. Is4s,
between the hours OF o'clock A. Al aud 4 O'Clock
F. VI. OF said day. the following described Real
Estate, in said county.
Divisions Nos und Of lu Lot No. aud the
West half Of ln-Lrt No2 in tile 18th Square OF
tue Town Of Lancaster. plat OF said divisions re-
naming Of Record in this case, Division No. ?,
not To be sold ior less than 500 and Division No.
3, for not less than $1,000.
| Also, part of Section No 10 and fractional Sec
ton No. l2. Township No. IA. Range No, l9,
containing 75 Acres appraised at s45 per Acre.
Also the West halt OF the Northwest Quarter
Of Section No. 10. Township No. Ia, Range No.
10, continuing so Acres.
Terms of lSdie-One-tlird in hand and the bal
ancs in one and two years, with interest from the
day ofsale.
WILLIAM SLAOE. JR.
Administrotor de boHis non Of w. w. IrUin.
! April ~, l8l9. 5w50 PISS
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Grom the Armp.

~ The following letter is from vol
unteer in the Army on the Rio Grande-
a Mexican Whig' of the Cassius Clay
order It's statements are right well
worthy of attention.-N Y. Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
Che State of Ohio, .GatrfeIn
Gountp, =. =.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Fredericka Scheidt. Admins
tratrix, Sc. of Henry s.
Scheidt, deceased.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

Come and CIOthc Yourselves
@ III Ia - R 2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
NDeCtaCles.

SpeCtaCles.
A Greater quantity than ever to be had At
N GATES g. CoePERs.
June 10, 1857
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

T.'Dis-oord is horribler' - as the musical ne
gro said when he was about to be hung.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

In lie Court Of Com. Pleas Of Fairfield CO.Ohio
AlexanderStenett administrator de bOnis non with
the Will annexed Of the Estate of Robert w.
Smith deceased
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
The Hon. Secretary of War, Washington

SIN the specifications of Gen. Worth, it is said
that the outrage against Gen. Scott was commit
ted under the pretext and form of an appeal
Note added.
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IM ChancerV.

Administrator de boHis non Of W. w. Irvin.
April ~, l849. 5w50 PISS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

marine, and to trade generally Wall street being the
grand focus Of Ill speculative movements this excite
ment will have the elect ofnfatng prices for al kinds
Of stocks and We prepared to zee movement In
ances that will relieve the shrswdest holders of every
share they ave on hand. At the frst board to-day
Harlem went up AZ per cent; Long Island n; Norwich
and Worcester y; Reading Railroad u; New Haven
IA; Erie Bonds IL; Treasury Notes Y; Canton Com
psny 2; Farmers Loau ~. TIE sales exceed
iDgy large, and there activity In the street
than We have seen for long time
At the second board there was . slight reaction In
prices, and the market closed with downward ton
dsncy. Harlem fell of u p cent, Canton Co. n, Erie
Railroad a and Morris Canal e.
The receipts Of the Western and Macon Railroad
Company for the month of November were $l5,4O2 Go
against o2 oS for the month 1s47
showng increase this year Of $4,000 SO. equal to
Thirty. seven and half per cent.
The receipts Of the Madison and indianapolis Rail-
Toad Company for the month of November 500 OOo
against $1l 600 for the month In l847 showing
an increase Of $4,000 this year
fhe Planters Bank Of Georgia has declared a semi
annual dividend Of five per cent.
The quantity Of coal transported the Schuylkill
Canal for the ending the 7th inst 5219 tons
previously 089 tonstotal for the season. 2s8
tons.
The financial affairs Of Florida In good condition.
The receipts into the Treasury for the year ending
November l. we're $56,Ss2 70, which, added to the
balance on hand at the commencement of the year,
make total Of $6o5s7 50. The expenditures for the
period $59,259 r. thus leaving balance in
the Treasury Of $1,32s 10.
new and dangerous counterfeit, has been freely
circulated within a few dsys-1Os ON the Hsmp-
shire Manufacturers' Bank at Ware Mass. vignette'
bree females with portrait on each end and a dog
afe and KEY bptwean no sion atnraa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

BRANDY The following parcels were disposed of by
Messrs l. NJ Hoffman Co Importation of John
Durand Co.; J. Fraud, eighth pipes pale Bordeaux
at $50 per gallon; 20 Or do, at s7I Sac q half do
at s5c ). j. Dupuy: eighth pipes, at ST. O5 ar do
at e5 100c. John Dursnd Il Co.: eighth pipes at
81 Il; do at 81 IS. J. Jacque: Is eighth pipes at
81 10; or do, at 81 06 81 l2tf P. ST. Cage: ar
casks at 81 OBS. Otard, Dupuy Co 10 half pip
at $40 81 T2h. United Proprietors. 10 quarters
and halves, at 81 02I6 . 81 10 six months.
CORES There have been sales Of 100 bags Rio at
g.. a GAc, and some lots of Java, at 81 a ssE By
auction, 100 bags stained Maracaibo sold at &C., cash
CoTroN.--The market continues quite firm aud the
Gales to-day ere reported at GOO bslesfar Upands
commanding 6}6c.
FIsu-The market for mac kerc continues firm, with
upward tendency in prices. Dry cod are quiet at
S2ls
FnrIoHrs.- Flour for Liverpool was engaged at 2s
corn at I'd In bulk and beef at Is Cd per bbl Heavy
goods at 22s Cd to 25s vessel engaged for Ire.
land, to lead with corn at s. ID, in bulk.
FhuiT-We notice sales OF O0O00 Porto Rico oranges,
et $40 So 10000 do AT Sl6 Bunch raisns in lot, ct
III 40 for fair samples and 81 as for choce 3sl
new crop Zante currants (slightly damaged) by
auction =, t56 &c; and 90 boxes Lisbon grapes, at
HIpEs.-The market Is dropping. Sales have been
made Of 20 600 dry Buenos Ayres (from store) 2is
229f lbs at SAc.; six and eight months; and 800
wet at private bargain.
IHoN,- A steady demand prevails for bar and No
Scotch pig with sales Of 300 tons of the former Go ar
rve) at S42 so; and 400 do of the latter at S2l six
months, to arrive. 1t Is offered at $40.
Lad : Moderate sses OF Missouri pig are making at
81 20 each.
r.rurn.-The stock on sale is Dot heavy aud the
meike nrm the demand through the week has been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
Court of General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Adams and Koher.
DEC. O. Trial for Grand Larceny.-Be Djamin Gold
with stealing trunk and valued at SOB the
property Josiah Jacobus. The prisoner it appeared
was o baggage carrier ara made his living by that
trade On the 27th October last Mr.. Josiah Jacobus
employed him to carry frank from the Boston ste
boat landing to other place not In the
complaint; prisoner, it Is alleged made off with the
property to his own USE arrested examined, and
indicted for grand larceny The witness for the peo
pie was in court, and the only evidence against
Golden was affidavit made at the time of the alleged
stealing This was read to the jury and this they
retired but could not agree upon verdict, and were
discharged
Charles Spripg weil, Jonathan +. Bridges, Thomas s.
Van Norden, Tuns Morrill, Franklin H. Orris Rich.
mond Whitmarsh, Thomas Hall, Charles Johnson Jas.
McCadden, James Lees, and John Hustace summoned
to serve jurors being called, did not answer, and
were, therefore, fined S25 each for non-attendanoe.
q Trial for Theft of Books.-Two young Prussians,
tried on an indictment charging them with having
stolen from William w. Radde, dealer In Gsrma n
books at No 1872 Broadway 400 books, worth Sl9S,
or about the 25th september last: Mr.; Radde being
called the stand testified that the prisoner Schnook
had been employed by him as clerk In his establish
ment for about weeks prior to the commission of
the crime charged and during part of this time, Mr.
r. was led to believe that he being robbed Of his
property He at last fixed his suspicion upon Schnock
and stated his suspicious to him The young man de-
MED having taken away property from the store and
his employer obliged to invoke the aid OF the police
in the matter The officers ha wing traced him to
raj houses ct last found out his real boarding house.
No. 164 Elm street, where nearly $500 worth OF the
books found, being at the time in possession of
Smith The defence had no testimony except such as
they obtained by questioning the witnesses for
the prosecution. They relied principally upon YER
dict of petit larceny only being rendered against the
prisoners and such the verdict OF the jury based
upon the Of there being proof Of
than 25 worth Of the property having been taken at
any one time. The prisoners were sentenced to the
penitentiary six months each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
CO NJ MBRGIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.


The California gold fever RACES In Wall street to
enormous extent and fancy stocks have taken up.
ward start upon the strength fit. Every is talk
ing about going to California and all kinds of opinions
are expressed relative to the effect upon the percent
value Of property in the event Of the supply Of gold
from that region proving as large as anticipated
Dozens Of ships fitting out at each port for tae
ofgoods Of all kinds to San Frsncisoo
and 1t is impossible to tell what the existing excite.
ent will lead to. 1t is likely to increase rather than
diminish, as every account from the gold region viii
he believed, no matter how much exaggerated. Ths
fhpmt ut OF goods will give activity to our commercial
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Court of Common Pleas.


jacob H. TUeedy rs. j. j. characterization Of re-
pevin to try the title OF the parties to quantity Of
dry goods levied by the sheriff under execution.
The commenced on Friday, and was not finished
when the Court adjourned.
Before Sudge UlshDfer.
Ciaudius Dord rs .apery Clark et at-This was an
action Of trover to recover the value of quantity OF
straw plat. PaintS and house In Baltimore entered
into speculation In the manufacture Of straw hats;
the plaintiff provided the plat and the house In Balti
undertook to have 1t manusc tured into hats for
which purpose they sent 1t to the defendant to New
Haven. The house In Baltimore subsequently failed
and at the time Of their failure shortly after gave
an order to plaintiff the defendants for 1t The de-
PENDANTS having lien It, they refused to give 1t up
without being paid; the plaintiff declined and brought
this action to the value The defence set up
that partnership existed between the plaintiff
and the parties in Baltimore and that latter ought
TO have be. joined in the suit The Court left Il to
the jury to tay under the evidence whether there
partnership existing between the plaintiff and the
house in Batmere mott they Of opinion that
there the defendants would be entitled to verdict
the jury could not agree, and were discharged,
John Fallen rs Elisha ". Chester This was
ton for work and labor, the plaintiff claimed
tract. The defendant pleaded the general issue, md
denied the contract Verdict for plaintiff, 1928 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

Total pots and pearls. 1903
BREApsTuFrs . FIow.-The sales for the day footed
1900 1000 Os~ego, and other Western brsnds, q
part Of which was for export at SIS as 1850 do
Brooklyn ground, with 200 do village, at the same
prics. Small Gales Of common Ohio, were made at
SIS SIX 300 400 do, Michigan ut So 3Il ana 500 do
Troy, at IS Is. Small lots pure Genesee sold at SIS
56h Southern continued dull Georgetown and Bal
timore at So co. and Petersburg City Mills at So 62
Wheat-Sales Of A. 200 bushels Illinois made at
81 Is. Corn.The aggregate sales amounted to about
$4,000 20 600 bushels, including 1000 1000 round
yellow, az zoo 5000 do, fiat yellow half old and half
do, Pennsyva new, cold at 59c with some lots old
and new New Orleans, ct $50. Meai-Sales Of 1000
bbls Brandy wine, were made private terms, and
200 a 800 bbs New Jersey at So % a So. Rye-Sales
were reported at Clio &c in the slip and delivered.
Rye Flour Sales Of 400 bbls. made at So 1917.
Oots.-Saes were making at prices ranging from $50
q SOC.
HAY-Sales of LOCO bales were msde at 4Oc q Soc,
and COO do, prime to extra timothy, ct $50
LEAD-The last sales we're made ut 81 rs.
Receipts down the Hudson since the Ooen;nr of the
D..xr A.u
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SuuerSor Coryrf .

Disc. 9TH Decisions in Banco.-Pamer, plaintiff in
error, VS.. White, defendant in error; judgment
versed. lie Roy ct al, plaintiffs in error Smith ct
plaintiff In error Buxton, defspdaut in error; like
judgment Alexander, appellant VS.. Beiony, respon-
dent; Judgment reversed with $40 costs. Baker
plaintiff in error, Rey uolds, defendant in error
judgment affirmed, with 81 costs Carter vs. Dale
mere ct all judgment set aside, and new trial ordered
in,the court below; defendants to be mt Hbarty to
plead no costs Of either party. Meal, plaintiff In
error, Teller, defendant in error; judgment
verfed, with sis costs. Williams ct al Price, judg
ment set aside and trial ordered costs TO either
party in this court Carey VS.. the mayor, So OF New
York; judgment affirmed, with 81 costs. Parker,
plaintiff in error, Ellis ct al defendants in error
Judgment affirmed. Partridge ct al vs. Thayer ct al;
ludgmeDt reversed with $40 costs. McCaddsn aud
wife VS. Fell; ordered that the Justice before whom
this was tried make return OF all the proceed
ipes taken before him In 10 days after service of
the AFFIDAVIT and this bill.
SrEcAL TKaM.-Darron Va. Baron; decree for di.
vorce granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10

BALTIMORE, December ., 1913.
The California Gold Fever Commodore sicekfcs's
Mnes-Mining Pumps Ordered-Forrea and Me-
creadv, &c.
The California fever or god epidemic, has broken
out with new violence this city In conqusnce Of th'
arrival of Mr. Frank Plumer here direct from the III
Dorado with a pocket full of rocks" and variou,
boxes and barrels, also Of the genuine stun. Tbs
spsc,ms ms have seem what is called gold rock,
tbrouoh which IL dappled rich and sparkling yellow.
t yisds about OF gold to the pound Of rock,
and Is said to found there in great sbundan The
specjmsns sent by government to the Philadephia
nj will probably be reported upon In few days. and
will be looked for with much anxiety.
Speaking of gold reminds me OF the fact that Com
modoIe stockton passed through here few days since
10 his gold mines In Virginia. On Monday next 0ns
OF fulton powerful direct action steam pumps Will Be
shipped from here, with all the pipes Sc necessary Tor
raising water, at the rate Of ve barrels per minute,
from an excavation 200 feet deep. When the mine -
thus cleared Of water which has so long retarded ops-
rations a rich harvest Is anticipated -
These pumps Futons to be the very thing ZOE
mining operations lie has Just received orosss ,or
three OF them with BOILERS pipes, NC Tor the WORKING
of silver mines in Mexico from companies that nave
been formed in New Orleans, aud have leased some OF
he chojcst mines in that country from the govern
m.pt The pair Of immense pumps Tor Sslfsn mar
cy,s drv dock ct New Orleans, are also being con-
nleted and will raise water with less power snen
nv pump vet constructed He also has ordefs from
yors for the use OF in Maryland, Penneyvana,
ard Virginia some by water power and others oy
The Forrest aud Maoready fever Is beginning to rage
In this city They Will both draw we'll. They com-
meucr on Monday neat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
Marine Affairs,

The STEAMSHIP CREscEST CIrr.-The popularity u
this fne ship is still In the ascendant and sseh trip
oroes upon the public through the means Of her
oesnt performances and testimonials such follow
an acknowledgement Of her claim upon the patronage
she 30 dsservedly receives
The undersigned, passengers board the steamship
Crescent City from New Orleans, vie Hsvsns to Nsv
agreeable accommodations they have received during
the voyage Weventure the assertion, that for speed,
safety and easy working of the engine the Crescent
City has NO superior any ocean. With regard to
her table, 1t Is adapted to the INST fastdous. The
interior arrangements AMI the splen
only necessary to be visited in order to meet
with approval and admiration The urbanty and gen.
mander Captain Stoddsrd will CONNIE nd itself to all
who viii commit themselves into his hands for the
voyage.
w. Perkins, James M. Hunt, Robert Manuel, VIM
Jellipghaer, Emanuel Baukley, s. Fuguet, Thomas
Owen, Franco Poonet, M. Wing
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HNEIEGRAPu AND COURT OF BE ArH-pnCToRs col.
M ONTAGUE HALL.-YANKEE uILL FOR ONE NIGHT

MONTAGUE HALL.-YANKEE uILL, FOR ONE NIGHT
Iva MoreMr Hill respectfully citizens
Broon that at the earnest desire Of hundreds who
to obtain admtauce tie evening Of the 9Th instant
give another enertainmen Monday Evening December l
le4S at the above named Hail. which will bs season.
N BA number of additional will furnished for
the OCCASION and only limited number tickets so that
each auditor viii have ampe Tickets each Doors
open at 7; performance to TX o'clock No post
ponement m account of the weather.
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CITY TRADE REPORT

l.. NJ.
ASHES are in fair demand at SIS SIX for pots, and
So 1874 for pearls. CorToN-There is q fair bust uess
doing in this staple at prices de favor of the
seller FLoUR-The market for Western flour is steady,
with a moderate demand for the home trade and ex-
port The sales Of the morning add up 900 bills aud
the range is S. rs S. 81 for good brands
Of Western and State, and So so for pure Gsnesee
Included In the sales were 1000 bbls for export at
prices within our range Small sales of Southern
made at S5 90. Rye flour is steady, with OF $50
bbs superior, at SO rs Corn meal is dull 1924 50
for Jersey. GRAIN-Wheat Ia dull, and we could
hear Of saes of sufficient mag nitude to report
Rye is quiet at u 80 cents. Corn Is without
material change. Sales were made Of 5000 bushels
Pennsylvania at 63 cents and 1000 do South
ern at So cts Oats are firm at 80 SO for River
and Canal PRovsIors-Pork is in fair demand at IL
rs $12 37 for mess and 50 IS for prime Beef con-
prime at $40 and &c. respectively sale of $50 bbs
this State picked hams and shoulders a
and 81 cts For lard there is u fair demand, with
moderate sales Of old and new at TX cts. Butter
and cheese without change.
SATURDAY, Dec. OPP M.
To-day being the last for the of canal navi-
CATION, there better feeling in the flour mar
ket and holders some rmer at yesterdays quo
by the continued absence Of the Canada the arrival
Of which was expected at any moment. Fair sales of
flour made (chiefy Western brands) at yester-
days prices including lots for export sale of
Illinois wheat was made Cd terms stated below. New
corn except that sufficiently dry for shipping con-
tinued dull, while old remained about the same Sales
OF Brandywine and Jersey meal were made terms
stated below. There change in provisions, and
only moderate business doing. The chief sales
of sugars were coafned to brown and white Havana,
in boxes, on terms stated below. For tobacco,
fer to the ueual weekly statement under the proper
head. Cotton continued quite frm, with pretty full
sales, including parcels for exports.
AsHEs.-Sales of 80 bbls. Can adan pots, in bond
were reported on private terms. Small sales of Anne
rcan were making at SIS 8K aud Of pearls at Sc lsl
SO Is. The receipts of the week have bee n large
amounting to some 500 barrels. The stock hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-10
nrooI.Iyn Intelligence.

FnEsA ERE broke out yesterd the oil fact tory in
Division street, which entirely destroyed. ire
broke out yesterday morning in the barn OF Gen john
son, at destroyed together with all
his outbuildngs six horses several carriages guam
ty OF corn and some forty tons OF hay The property
was partially insured. IL Is Esd to have been the
Of en- incendary. AT the first named fire, riot
Cured among the nremen, which resulted ia several
being eerioueiy injured.