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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-07

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS When inves-
ted 'Oith patronage, he nerer dismissed a
man from office because he acas a political
opponent; and never appointed one to office
merely because he waS political friend.
Hence he drew from Mr.. Holmes, of
South Carolina. this noble eulogium-a
eulogium, considering the part of the
country from which it came, as honorable
to its author as to its object-that "he
crushed no heart beneath the rude grasp
9fproscription; lie LETT no heritage ofwid-
0w's cries or orphans tears" Could all
the honors which Mr.. Adams ever won
from Offices held under the first FIVE Presi-
dents of the United States, and from a
public service, which, commencing more
than fifty years ago, continued to the day
of his death, be concentrated in one ef-
fulgent blaze, they would be far less shi-
ming and nextinguishable than the honor
of sacrificing his election for. second
Presidential term, because, in order to
obtain it, he would not prostitute patron
age and power, which the Constitution
had placed in his hands,-HOrace Mann.
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Stephen ZOOker's Estate.

y Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
l has been appointed and qualified as Admin
isirutor Of the Estate OF SrEPHES ZooKER late of
Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased Cwho died at
Dayton. while temporarily soiourning tbere)
:, WILLIAM ZINK, Adrn'tor.
March 81, lS48 1wA1
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Pen KNIVES.
no Che Lovers of Npor1.


NNHE Undersigned proprietor of the HAMIL-
u TON HOUSE, in Millersport, respectfully
announces to his friends and persons visiting the
RESERVOIR, during the coming season, that he is
provided with new and tight boats, fishing tackle,
ice aud minnows, aud keeps r, ady at ali times a
horse and boat, to tow visitors to any part of the
Reservoir.
Persons from adistance may rely upon finding
with him at all times, a supply of mnnows, and
in the hottest months may carry fish safely packed
in ICE.
1t is intended to have, by the middle ofApriI.a
new Flume, nearly opposite the Licking Feeder
and thus bring the best fishing within short dis.
lance OF Mersport.
Well supplied with nets (9O) and fish kept
constantly on hand
The subscriber hopes by atfording the very best
entertainment, to make this one OF the most de-
s,ra6le visiting places in the country.
JAMES HAMILTON.
Millersport, March II, 1876. As.
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John WOrk N C0.

"AVE removed to the fine Store Room, one
n Il door stof the Checkered Store and near
ly opposite the Hooking Valley Bank, Main street.
Thankful for past favors, they ask a further con.
tinuance of public patronage.
They make and constantly keep on hand all
kinds Of TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRON
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Estate Of Jacob TutwiIIer.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
l y have been legally appointed and qualified
as Executors Of the Estate of JACOB TUTwlLLER.
deceased, late of Liberty township, Fairfield
county, Ohio. All persons concerned will there
fore take notice accordingly
LUKE HELMICK, }r..,
LIDlA TUTWILLER, NAe 'oFS
April 7, l848. 4w48#
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STEINMAN HOUSE.
ME subscriber (latsly nom Lancaster, ohlol
4 has opened house Of public Entertainment.
Oh fHR EAST SIDE OF SYCAMORE STREET,
bETwEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
CALLED THR

s U E EONMA AN HOUSE
And VIII only say, lha, having for number sf
years served the public as Landlord, he hopes.
nom bus experiences in the business. 10 recaivs a
share share Of The PATRONAGE Of the TRAVELLING
COMMUNITY. No exertions shall be spared 10
render bis House home for those who NAV cal
Oh MN: G. STEINMAN.
Cincinnati. January %, ls4s. an
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Notice.

DY order the Directors of tho Fairfield cour
Dty Savings Institute, notice is hereby given
to the Stockholders thereof, that an Instalimen
of 40 per cent. upon the Stock is required to be
paid by the 10th day Of April next in addition tc
the 10 per cent paid.
JACOB GREENE, Prc,idsst.
March "a, 1348. 3w46
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Notice.

TTHE County Board of Equalization will meet
IL at the Auditors Office on Monday next.
A. McVEIGH. Auditor.
Auditors Office, F. c. April 7, l848. 43
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FIax-Seed.
Attachment Notice.

A 7 our instance an attachment was this day
IA issued by George Sanderson, Justice of the
Peace OF Hooking township, Fairfield county.
against the property and effects OF Thomas Clark
and Thomns J. Meeks, non-residonts of Fairfield
County. ]. II. & WIN. +. TENNENT.
Lancaster, March 10, 1913 4w45
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" HItII VI IHU NtI J DOSI VUuIIIJ E59YzEfTA
ALSO. fl
Kinnear's Hot Air Cook Stoves.
Resor's Double Oven Go. M W.
Premium do fSS
And Coal and Parlor Stoves @E-JE
ofa!l kinds, all of which will be k6fsSgKsS
sold low for cash or country N-N
Produce. ]. WORK & co. -
Lancaster, April 7, l848. l
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s 10000!
O.OOOw IJ.OOOM IO.OOOM.!
Is Drawn Numbers out of rs.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

f0T EHd0~tng the LeesbUrg Aeademy and for
other pnryoSes.
CLASS no. l6. FOR Is48.
10 10 be drawn III Alexandria. Va. April 90. Is49.
(Under the superintendance Of Commissioners.
A6om one Prize TO a Biank---One- Fifth of he
FTrEes o'A haze on them either Three or
Tuo Of the DrauA Numbers!
10 Drawn NUNS I'm each Pack. ORES TIeh,s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
SPLENDID STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
iflAiMtlliE1PON 58ASsPla1a 6 co.
DOB .MarkeL Street RnItimnre MI

isIAfNlliGdpON iaASgga2 C. Co.
203 Market Street, Baltimore, Nd,
"OULD invite the attention OF Wholesale and
w Retailpurchaserst 10 their ST LENDID STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, which will be found much
the largest Of any establishment in Baltimore
bracing Rich Silks and LADIES' Dress Goods of every
style that is fashionable desirable; Bombasines and
Family Mourning Goods; Sharls, .Mantillas Yistes
&c. IN great varie,y Table Ilamasks; Linens; Lin.
en- Sheetngs and Housekeeping Goods Of all kirds; Do
nestle Cottons and Heary Goods for servants use
Cloths; Cassi'neres; pestings; Drllings, Sc.
o. Persons visiting Baltimore will find puculiar
advantages in dealing with US, as from the great ex
tent and variety of our stock they can generally pur
chase all that IS wanted in one place. and having a
regular and uniform price without abatement no ad
vantage be taken o. those not fully acquainted
with the value Of Goods. Or An examination OF
GooDs and Prices solicited.
Baltimore, March %, lS4S-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
ELECTION.

A N Election will be held ia Berkeley County, on
IA Thursday the 9th day Of April ensuing. for TO
elect two fit persons 10 represent the County fBerke-
ley in the next House of Delegates of Virginia.
AT The Court House under the superintendance of
Daniel Burkhart, J. b. A. Nadenbousch, Jacob Vim
cenheller, George Seiberl, and John w. Boyd.
AT Gerrards Town, under the superintendent of
Alfred Ross, Thomas S. Page. George Mckown,
Richard d. Seaman and William G. Morgan.
AT Back Creek under the superintendent of Rob
ert " Suodgrass, Lewis Grantham, George w. Rob
inson, Robert X. Robinson and Bethuel M. Kitchen.
Al Hedgesville, under the superintendent of Ed
ward Coslon, Henry J. Seiber, James H. Robinson,
Israel Robinson and Allen c. Hammond.
AT Falling Waters under The superintendent of
George Chrisman, George w. Hollida, Andrew w.
McCleary, John Hedges and Charles Downs.
SILAS HARLAN.
Sheriff Of Berkeley County.
March % 1907
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RE.NOT:.1L.

HAVING removed my Drug Store one door
Il North of my former place of business, and near
y opposite to Mr. John w. Boyds Store avail my
self OF this occasion to return my thanks to the public
for their generous support and confidence, and TO
sure my customers and the public generally that the
strctest system shall s,lb pursued in the dspensaon
of Medicines.
Being in the constant receipt of fresh Drugs Med
iclnes, Dye Stuhs Paints Oils, &c. am prepared at
all times to furnish all demands in my line.
Prescriptions and all other Compounds will be exc
cuted with precision and despatch.
Having at a considerable expense built and repaired
my present location, better prepared to give
that cast and style which properly belongs TO DSR
and Chemical Store. VIM. DORSEYr
April 5, 1913. Druggist.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
N the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
ry for Berkeley county February Rules, lsls.
julia Stephen Pug.
AGAINST
Joseph Burns. jacob Poisal, JeIu s. Burns, IIenry
j. Seibcrt, Daniel C. Burns, and Casper Hecer. Geo.
s. Wecer, and .jota l.. Uerer erec,aorsof Jacob lie
ger, decd, lPiaian, .Ndsiin executor e Henrietta
Jpitson, dec'd and Dacid H. Conrad and jiiHian.
Long trustees Of Julia Ssephen--Ilfts.
IN CILa.NCERY
The defendant William Long, not having entered
his appearance and given sectirf,y, arcutdng 10 the
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and APP
pearng By satisfactory evidence that he is out OF this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that Tie said defendants
do enter his appearance to this suit the first day Of
the next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order he forthwith published in any
newspaper within this county, and continued for two
months successfully and another copy thereof, posted
at the front door OF the Court House of the said
county. copy.-Teste, ,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
February IL. lS4S. lConrad Any.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-04-13
THE MARTINsBURG ACADEMY.

HNHE Trustees of this institution are al last enabled
IL TO give some certain assurance of the commence
ment OF the Winter Session. They were unapprzed
Iof Mr.. Fosters IN ention 10 relinquish the School
until late in the vacation They immediately proceed
ed TO open a communication with gentleman of high
reputation as Teacher, ]. WoRTHiNGTos SMITH
Esq, President of the Masonic College in Missouri
and formerly of Staun;on Mr.. Smiths absence from
home occasioned some delay in hearing from him.
They take pleasure IN announcing the patrons OF
the Academy, that Mr.. Smith has accepted the stu
alton and will leave Missouri for Martnsburg in time
to commence the Winter Session about the first of
November The Trustees of the Martinsburg Acad
envy, have hitherto spared pains procure gentle
men of the best qualifications TO preside over the
school-and Notwithstanding the frequent changes
of teachers occasioned by circumstances beyond the
control of the board, indeed of the teachers them
selves, the institution has steadily improved for the
last few years They believe that in their present
selection, they have not fallen behind their former
good fortune. President Smiths reputation is CO.
extensive with the State of Virginia, as an accomplish
scholar. He is devoted TO the business of teaching
and from his high repute they have reason to hope
the Academy will attain 10 degree of prosperity be-
yond all previous example. The health of the place
the cheapness of livingwith the facility of access
by the Rail Road from the East and the West point
to Martinsburg, as fit location for thriving prepar
atory school. .,,ee
The parents and guardians of the youths of the
lneighborhood, as well as from distance, are conf
IDENTIFY invited TO send them, now, to this institution
p c. PENDLETON, Psest.
JNO STROTHER, Secy.
DAVID Fl. CONRAD,
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JAMES CHISHOLM,
Mar,ins5urg, Oct.7, ie47. Trustees
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Franklin Type Foundry.

TIME subscribers have taken the Type Foundry
L lately occupied by Robert Taylor, in the city o.
New York, where they are prepared TO supply orders
for news and fancy Type, Presses, Brass Rule Ink,
Paper, Cases, Galleys, Composing Sticks, Chases. and
every article necessary for printing office. The
type which are cast in new moulds, from an enthe
new set of matrices, with deep counersare warranted
20 be unsurpassed by any, and will be sold on accom-
modatng terms. All the Type manufactured by us
is HAND CAsr.--The attention of Stereoypers is par
tculary called to this type which is peculiarly adapt
ed 10 their purpose. Composition Rollers cast for
printers. Mr. John A. T. Overend, is sill engaged in
experimenting the manufacturing department. Pro-
prieiors of newspapers who will buy five times as
much type as their bills amount to, may give the
above three months insertion in their papers, aud send
copy containing il TO the subscribers
WHITING s. TAYLOR,
Successors 10 Robert Taylor)
No. SO Gold street, corner of Ann.
CHAs. WHlriNe, THEODORE TAYLOR.
February "a, l94S-3m
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
IIarpcr's-Fcrry, Va.

FTNfIE undersigned has the pleasure Of informing
i the public that he has taken this commodous
and well-arranged Hotel, the first near the Bridge,
where he is prepared TO accommodate his guests in
the most agreeable manaer. He has renovated the
establishment in all respects, and has been particular
10 procuring new Furniture, Beds and Beddng-a
matter of comfort which the travelling public will
readily appreciate.
Passengers on the Rail Road will find this House
always in the best cond,ion-the extensive Dining
within few feet Of the Cars, and dinner on the
table the moment OF their arrival, as to afford am
pie time for comfortable meal Of the best which
country and city can afford.
Being once more settled down the spot Of his
nativity, the proprietor will take pleasure in making
MS House agreeable resort for those business
OF pleasure at Of the most romantic places in the
Unlon-and he therefore feels proper degree of con
hdence in inviting his numerous acquaintance
throughout the Country TO give him call:
JAMES b. WAGER
Harpers Ferry April 10, lS4S-lm
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
N the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ant, Chance
l. ry for Berkeley county February Rules, le4s.
John Gree,-PFt
AGAINST -
Frederick Clnycomb and Henry J. Seiter-Dhs.
IN CIL9.NCERY
The defendant, Frederick Claycomb, not having
entered his appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules OF this court, and
il appearing BY satisfactory evidence thai he is out Of
this it is ordered tina, the said defen-
dan do enter his appearance TO this suit the first
day Of the next term the bill of The plaintiff
and give security for performing the decree and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith published in any
newspaper within this county, and continued Two
months successfully and another copy there Of posted
at the front door Of the Court House Of the said county
A copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
February IL, 1913 Faulkner Any.
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NOW ON HAND.
Fresh and Magnificent spring Goods
CRoNxsr a co.

CRoNxsE q CO.
IL AVE opened one the largest cheapest and most
i splendid Stock Of Goods ever before offer.
ed in Mart,nsbure.
o. All persons are nd to give ne c.l ,ha.
VIII hnd us occupying the room above our former
store whcn we have lifted up in manner to suit the
demands Of our constantly increasing business
Inc valuable stock now offered having been selec-
TED WIN great care, and having been bought for cash.
we are enabled 10 offer IL to our frierds such prices
as cannot fail afford the greatest satisfaction: ali we
ask - call, being fully convinced that all our goods
are cheaper than any heretofore offered. and will com
pete with any stock in eheapness bca,ay fashion and
elegance Of style; all are requested to call and exam
Inc our assortment, whether wishing TO purchase or
not as it will afford the greatest pleasure 10 exhb
il it. Our stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods
OF Prints, Scotch Linen, Manchester and Oil Cling
hams, Cashmerets, Chameleon, Mousseline de LANES
plan and fancy Alpacas, Grenadines, Jenny Linds
Bareges, Lustres, Lawns, Cambrcs Jaconets Paids.
Mourning Dress Goods, Goat aad Mohar Plads Or
CANDIES, Balzarnes Silk Tissues, Robes. Iustripps
plain and fancy Silks, with beautiful assortment OF
Sha,ols, Scarfs and Collars, White Goods, Ho-
siery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Canes,
Handkerchief, &c.
Also, full and complete assortment of
GentIemen's Dress Goods,
embracing amongst others, Mulberry, Green Olive,
Brown, Blue, Black and Mixed Cloths, Tweeds, fan
cy Cassmeres and Vesiings in great variety, Velvet
and Napoleon Cords, Linen Checks, DriIlings, Cable
Twist, York Mixtures, Chambrays, Coitonades, Mon
terey Cassimeres Croion Coalings, Nankeens Plaids
Cashmerets. Summer Cloths, Wellington Ribs and
Cords, Drills, &c. Also Cravats, Handkerchifs, Sus
penders, &c. Their assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Queens
Ware, Stone, Cedar, Tin and
Hardcare, &c. SC.
cannot be surpassed and their large stock of
Domestic Goods
embrace all the varieties from the manufactures of
Providence, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, amongst which will be found Brown and
Bleached Muslins, Brown Cotton, Duck and Drill.
lmgs from cents per yard up
Our stock OF Groceries is large and daily ncrea
stag We also have large stock of Iron which we
offer below the the usual prices.
In word, we are prepared to offer inducements to
purchasers greater than any heretofore offered
Mariasburg, April l3, 1913.
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BALTIMORE ACADEMY
FOR WOWN q A5DIlss

W Isl ~ w W ~ " In IA lD Il ID Is
NO. 40 LEXINGTON STREET.
HNHE FLOURISHING INSTITUTION under
Il the direction of Mr.. ARCHER Graduate of Wesl
Point Academy and Mrs. ARCHER is most delight
fully situated for the convenience and health of all
concerned.
The assistants in all the departments, English
branches, Modern Languages, Music, &c., are selec.
ted in reference TO superior abilities and diligence in
their profession. The advantages offered by The nsti
tuition are inferior to none the country and its ex-
ceilence will be fully attessd by the gentlemen named
below who Tor the part have or have had daugh
tiers in it, The average number of pupils from various
sections of the country for the last seven years has
been about one hundred yearly.
Refer TO Maj. Gen. Scott. u S. A.; Bishop Johns,
Richmond, Va; Rev. DR.. Wyatt Rev. Tkos Akin
son; Rev. J. M. Duncan, ID. d.; Rev. J. G. Ham
ner, d. D., Baltic; Hon. Stephenson Archer, Md; j.
II. Bernard, Esq, Va; DR.. II. w. Tabb, Va; Hon.
A. F. Bagby, Ala Hon. W. L. Sharkey, Miss; Da-
vid Hunt, Miss.
Baltimore, March Q, fS4S-2m (S5)
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ii L A PEST IN THE RID!
Steam Refined Sugar Candies,

}. RICHARDSON, No. AZ, Market Street
- PHILADELPHIA, takes pleasure in informing the
public that he still continues sell his very Superior
Steam Refined Candy at the low price of $i2 SO per
100 pounds, and the quality is equal any manufac
tuTed in the United States. rst
He also offers all kinds goods in the Conectioaa,
and Fruit line at corresponding low prices, as quick
sales and small profits are the order Of the day.
Call orsend your orders. and you cannot fail 10
be satisfied. Don't forget the number, AZ MARKET
ST, PHILADELPHIA.
J. J. RICHARDSON.
Philadelphia, February "a, lS4S-3m
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marrfRn.

On Tuesday morning the 28th ult., by Rev Joseph NJ
Atkinson, Mr.. WIN. MouLDER, formerly of Washington
CIV D. c. to Miss ANN VIRGINIA, daughter of the late
Daniel Buckles, of Jefferson.
On Tuesday the 25,h Of March, by the Rev J. H. Jcn-
nings Mr.. MARION PAYNE, to Miss LAvEsIA Mcdaniel,
al Of this county.
On Tuesday evening the 4th inst TIE residence of
Mr. Thomas c. Harper, by the same Mr. JOHN COFFIN
ursGEa to Miss SUSAN II. WHITE
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q he al arkets.
BALTIMORE MARKET, APRIL m.
ID Offices.

he Berkeley County Bible Society will meet in
,odist T.. Church this evening at early candle
V(I he agent Of the Virginia Bible Society will be
Il, and several addresses may be expected
L friends Of the Bible cause, earnestly invited to
present. c. w. DOLL, sec'ry.
NJ Providence permitting, the Quarterly Meet
mo Tor Berkeley Circuit, win be held at Darksyle on
ssturday the 22d instant at III o'clock under the super
o,endence Of the Rev. II. TARRrNc, p. +.
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The Man Of Berkeiey.

'lNHE subscribers to the Map of Berkeley, by Mr..
John 7. keariot,, are requested to call upon the
Undersigned, who will deliver their copies 10 them.
lie has also received lot of very handsome Ma
Nogany Frames and Glass, tc preserve the Map,
Which he can sell very cheap. No family in the
County should be without of them it is not only
very useful, but when framed is handsome orna.
ment J. N. RIDDLE.
March 80, lS48-Rep.
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VIRGINIA: .. s.
N the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
Il ry for Berkeley county: February Rules, IS4S.
Charles Do,ons executor Of John Kisinger dec 'd-PF
AGAINST
James Long and James l.. C,oningham-Df
IN CH.a.NCERY
The defendant, James Long, not having entered his
appearance and given security, according the act of
assembly and the rules of this court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is out of this Com
monwealth il is ordered that the said defendant do
enter his appearance to this suit the first day of
the next term, the bill Of the plaintiff and give
security for performing the decree, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two months
successfully and another copy thereof posted the
front door of the Court House Of thesaid county.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
Feb. II, lS4S. Hunter s. Hoge A uy