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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

The New York Tribune (Free SoiD thus ex-
uts over he removal OF faithful ohlcer in Viz
ginia, because he was a Democrat:
George W Cluuer who, through his deputy,
recently refused 10 deliver an Ohio paper tinged
with Free Soil, has been removed by General
Taylor, ant good Wing, James E. Wharton,
the former Editor oi The Wheenna Times, has
been appointed" Postmaster al Wheeling
Two oher Important changes have been made
in Virginia. and under mosI agsIavaling circum.
slarccs, as he following from he Spii! OF JET
tsrson Indignantly explains;
1.-TWO removals Of honest iaiInln end compe.
tent officers have been recently made N our own
mids. Henry f. Baker, Esq ha' been removed
as Postmaster al Winchester, Frederick county,
and Richard Milton appointed in his stead At
Maninsburg, Berkeley coua'y, J'hn H. Likus,
Esq has neen removed, and John W. 2oyc ap-
1oined. Ii is difficult 10 tell wiich party are
Iosi iBcen>ed al these removals and appoint.
nenls the Democratic party, md indeed The
whole community, feel Ihsi ihev lave lost most
valuable and Efficient officers, whist The Wing
parry declare That The selections are odlrus 10
themselves unlusi 10 the comm'nly, and EVIL
dence Of weakness and imbecilIt on he part cl
The appointing power. Some ~, months ago
he leading, prominent and ittueila Wigs in
WiGche,rer and neiehborhood, Olnnauy col
up and circulated a peiillon in hefai OF Mr.. Ba-
ser, which was signed by euery buiness Waig in
ne lown. notwithstanding his, bweyer, he mas
been removed, withou. NAL WHOM cause, IN
open violation Of all pledges, agsl:sl The wish OF
me community, irrespective OF parT, and al a Sc
rlous delrimpnl 10 Inc public Unrest Oi the
succssso CT Messrs. Baker and .isins We Can
only speak as from Iumof; ADJ nal therefore
await he indignant outbursI of pouaf leeiins
which will no doubt b. furnished t. publication,
in their own communities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

Z GUNPOWDER Us. CaOLERA.-When
lhe Cholera visited London in 1882 and SO, the
CIV authorities had small quantities Of sua-
powder tied tightly 10 strong pa per, and fired in
The alleys and densely populated portions o, the
great metropolis. The conclusion disturbed the
air, ami The odor from Inc POWER displaced Oh
1cxious ffl1via. ard purified the atmosphere. 1t
sas used in theatres, churches and school rooms
tnd was found 10 be powerful disnfectng
gent, The smell remaining upwards oil "a hours
q The buildings II was used in the lazsreilos Of
Hieste and Malta, and was tried in Paris in
49, and also in Montreal. 10 The lalter city
snuon were placed 10 the narrow streets, and
I'd with blank cartridges
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
COMMERCIAL Rscopn

s.iSiioSD i"A Els. MAY "a
TOBACCO Receipts AMI insp.c,;o,'
creasing, bu, without any change n NJ
Good and fine manufacturing ana SON
kind: are IN demand, and sell readily ;. !.
prices. We quote Tugs 81 IS 10 So Is az
common leaf So 30 a 81 80; mod -. u s a1'
IS a So so and SO; good 10 me So IN 50 :.
anc 80; extra manufacturing $40 SI3 IN
HkRRlNGS-Very scarce; Ca, y ),
which sales are brisk; Gross 81 50; Shs1 {
FLOUR-S4 62i
WHEAT-90 a IS c. tor red 100 :, ;,
The mills having ceased grinding for r,s ~
CORN-47i to IS cents.
BACON-Virsinia cured :. c.,.
round Western Sides + Ct cents; snooI,,,i
a ) cents; Hams 6 8 cens-wIa be1..
mand.
oATS-2sa 80 cents per busael.
CORN MEALS cents.
WHISkEY-23. cents 10! Ree,ites
LIVE STOCk-BEgs: scale we,ebr :, :
3 IS gross; Hoes: hone in market Ssrps
gas in quality
SUGAR-New Orleans, Al a'5;c.; Poue
co, At a 6Ac; ST Croix, ia tic; double ref
Qoai, crushed and powdered SIC. Very il
SALT-Last sales from whalf | 81 ne, !,
from store 81 As Dull.
LARD-Banels 7 IT cents; Eeesna.
FlSH--New No. Cut Herring, Sd y.
Shad ST. No. Family Roe ST SO; new
Gross Henings 81 II
HIDES-Green sailed a 4. cents re-
Ca!isaied rs CTS. 10 each Spanish Is Is. /.
SOAP-For brown Bic; yellow 4, as
pound: white and variesaled IL Ia.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per bushe
STEEL-American blis.ered Sll0 per u,
FEATHERS-33 35 cents.
CoFFEE-Ws quote Rio a, 9, :, q,
Lasuavra &. =; 81. Domingo 6 Gems; ?
Rico q. a I; Java 81 II cents
TEAS-lmperial ard Gunpowcer 55a..
per H.. Black % Oh c. Dull.
IRON-Pig Iron $50 10 37s, accorin:
quality, Swedes IS per ton; English IS, II
gar Richmond mandatory $50; Up Coua
Bary0, according 10 qualify. Nails 10 Il,
SHOT-5!c. per pound.
PLASTER a 81 from Wharf; Basil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
FROM HAVANA.-The following letter in
The New Orleans Picayune will be read with in
lerest:


The New Orleans Picayune will be read with n-
lerest:
H.vAsA, May IL, l549.
Editors Pcayune-The yellow fever has made
its appearance IN this city in tad form. Mr.
Alexander Murray, young Rnelishman oil The
highest worth and very much esteemed by all
who knew him, who lately arrived here ith the
appoin ment OF Consul Tor Austria, was auack.
ed on Monday and died lasl evening. The iu-
neral will lake place this afternoon.
The iavorile OF the place, The Prima Donna
Shefanoni, Who has been sometimes residing 10
Puenles Grandes, Town distant about six miles
from The city, is nov suffering from the same dis
ease, and young lady from The United States, a
goyerness in family here has also been Sc
verely attacked.
Fortunately there are few strangers here now.
and those Who are still, are hurrying of. The
place will not be safe tor strangers unliI the au.
tumn.
An armed soldier, about 10 o'clock today in
drunken or crazy state. attacked several people
in The street and wounded seven or eight before
he was arrested.
The celebrated Madame Bishop gives her third
concer, tomorrow evenins-it is generally ex-
pected 10 be 4 splendid affair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

MORGAN COUNTY OPTICAL.
For ccngfess-Faulkner, Wing, 249; Parker,
Dem, III.
For STATE Senale-Granlham, Dem, 235
Sherrard, Wing, 203.
For House OF Delegates Duckwall Wing,
27T; Dawson 24.
Faulkner's majority over Parker 72-Grau-
than over Sherrard 32-DuckRall oyer Das.
son Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
Yesterdays Norfolk Argus says:
Pennsylr

"Bui single case Of cholera has occurred
within The last tveny-,our hours, which erm IA.
ted ally.
III IS here in its undisguised deiormily; but
we are pleased TO add, in decidedly modified
form OF type. Ii is not epidemic in lis charac.
aer, and there is cause for alarm, but an &C.
ca>lun when great caution and prudence should
be exercised. We again repeat, there is no
ground for silly Tears and Apr, h. nsion The
disease is easily CHECKED if proper remedies are
resored 10 in season."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
:
NJ AK RAG -.

Married. on The % h Of April, Is4g, by Elder +,
+ ~lubLs, Mr.. WILLIAM ;. JErFRlES, q
FRANCES. widow OF The late Robert Myrrics-,
King and Queen county.
There is a solitude in man domain
Let joy or grIri = ',>ess his lonely breast
But woman, land nnbinds the chain,
When hand and heart consent 10 make him t...
Married, on Tuesday evening, the 18th May. D, {
SAINT Green, Chesterfield county, by the Rev - q
cock, ,rF NJ PARRISH. Ia Miss MARTHA :, a.
Ter ni Oh Samuel !Iancnc..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
Ma VA +

The United States Race dependence, Lieut..
Richard Page commanding, bearing The broad
pennanl Of Commodore VIM. BIanford Shubrick,
arrived in Hampton Roads on Tuesday. She
comes direct from Valparaiso, and made the pas.
sage in 63 days.
Commodore-Wm. Bradford Shabrick.
Lieut.. Com'g-Richard L. Page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
IT HAS NOT PAID EXPENSES.

The Editor OF the New York Tribune sill i
,ists that the "Taylorizaion OF the Wing par
has not YET paid expenses" Hear him:
There was once party in this country,
which II was our pride and pleasure 10 belon
unred by common ai'acnmen, 10 certain lea
ing principles rouc"ins me proper action Of Il
Federal Government. TnalpaIly was called II
Whis party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

A HANDSOME assonmen, o. -
n 10 be had from 81 80 10 hbes' ., a
Also, Needle Work Collars, ron :
10 finest.
Needle Work YictoriDes.
Needle Work Standing Collars
Needle Work Cuffs. -. ron
Clear Linen Lawn Handkefco'e''
Gems 10 finest. .l;s,. win "a
Clear Linen Lawn Handserchie'''
borders All 10 be sod cheap, al ,voRps
'''''' "a" ' WILLIAM J. SW W., Z; )
No. 225, Broad Street, Sign o. US May !!
Box.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
Photographed Tor the Baltimore America
NV YORK, Nav "a Il p ?

The steamer Empire, which was SUM- !.
Nonh river few days ago, has been raise
icr, NJ more dead bodies have been dicov
The tutdl number lost will not exceed thirty.
1'tcre i good Eas'ern and home densn
Fl"ur, and some shipping inquiry sale. y
Of aouu 5000 bbls al 81 t2. Southern 81
So.
The sales of Corn have heen large, amour
T. 80 900 bushels a, 81 IS cents tor mixed
So a 10 CTS Tor yellow. SoGhern Odls IS q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
NEWS or TIE vIRGlNIANs.


The Scotch brig, HI len MaeGregor, broush' 'ne
annexed leerlo New York. l. is from one Ct 'he
most spirited, intelligent and dashng memoefs u
The Madison Mining Company, PRESIDENT 'ohu
ID. Munford, on board ship GIenmore. Inc NJ
merons friends OF the Company will De gao 10
hear such cheering lidings OF the health, sp'f''s'
and fine moral and social department oil inc
youthful voyssers 10 e. Dorado. Our Trend
writes from The hearl:
SHIP CLrHMoRE.
Of Cape De Verde Isles, lin day IRON Cape
Henry-hot as blazes-lat. 20 deg, ~ MN J
long. 80 deg.
My Dear -, and, by jam, this lime Inc
endeaTing phrase contains truth, Tor every lace
in old Virginia, which have seen often enough
10 recall, leels dear TO me now. Never mInd-
don't lei my pairing gfieve you, am coming
back again."
Our ship has proved herself worth more than
we gave Tor her; she is quick as Joliy ooa''
steady as a church, and fast as an ARABIAN
courser-as our lime will prove, Tor we are
liIlle over three thousand miles from ola virSi-
nia-she rides literally like duck. Our ofnceis
and crew have Inc confidence and affection OF me
entire company There never was vessel BEL
Ter manned and ficered; every hand before lhe
mast has been round The Horn, some OF Them
many times.
The health OF the company is now excellent,
spirits ami hopes better and higher, and SUI IN
the ascendant.
Our President holds religious service every
Sunday, and b.Iler order | never saw in any
church.
Tell our chaplain. that, wicked as some OF US
are, we all regretted his leaving The ship.
II could would give you some idea OF The
personal pulchrilude ot the company, bnt really
il would take q stronger head anc sieadier hand
than mine to do il. Not man has shaved since
we started. and every shape, kind character and
color OF dress has made lis appearance.
We had really splendid supper on board last
evening, given by Richmond 10 Gloucester
Great Scots! how We enjoyed i'll A return ball
comes of nexl Thursday.
We have music, dancing and anecdotes every
night.
Coed bye, old fellow-eet married, and don't
forget US. Your friend SIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

The Tumor ina, Mr.. Macready had forwarded
$1,000 10 the mayor Of New York, for The benefit Of
The sufferers BY the lale riot, is uniounded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
NoRpuLK MARKET. Nav ~

1'OHF .Ln t'IHHnLfl t'THJ % II
Couon-pef 10 i .! els
Cofn-Whne and Mixed, 46 IT {; i
Sic las! sales.
Oais--PeI bushcl, % 2sc.
Peas" Black Eye SOC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

The following is The official vote in The 18th
Congressional District:
For Fayeue McMullen, 4,42l
For John B. George, PISS
McMullen's majority 2.266
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
PHILADELPHIA. MAY % d p.

Flour j firm, bdt wihou change IN pro
Sales Of lew hundred bbl>. Al 81 50 a 4 So
There Is lair demand lor Wheat. Sac
red at LOG a los. White DO. liz CTS. Oai,
no ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
Photographed for the Baltimore am.,;.7
WAsu,vc. Tan

Photographed for the Baltimore am.,;
There was M Cabinet NEE mo ,o.d.n! -
oa henry II. ssiyes'sf, en,'t Clerk IN he P,
U 1 has feee'.s' me- noIse o. his dismissal +,
is not yet named. Succes
CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA !,
Philadelphia News of Wednesday SAVE ave-
We learned last evening, that srvs,,I
cholera had occurred 10 this city-6.ees es
Mary street, and three in German "a
house in DOCK street, Rear FronL r. oodflif
We IAN learn, these cases occurred !, ,om W.;
loahsome premises, but were Il ina, !" ou 'as ~
readily yielding 10 medical ,eslmsn, 4 y
Beard OF Health was in session last mon, :, =
the subject, but We are uaadvset a, en' 9 D'
proceedinSS, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

sIt 10 wall known that Gen Taylor ba, no power Ia
the Cabinet. and his iavoritss are invariably voted
down "-En suirer.
"This Is grave allie CATION. and should like to
know upon what stronger basis the Enquirer predic's
than the idest talk oil Democratic newsmonges about
Washingt oni-Tsna.
In reply, We refer the Times TO It's neiehbor,
the Wing, Uhe organ of the party in the State,
unit. ruled out BY the Botsiles,) which said that
il was "wel understood" that the appointments
were made not by Gen. Taylor, bul by hs Gao
i.ss. who alone we're responsible. We also call
the Times attention TO the evidence, in another
column, OF the Me- York Mirror, 10 relation 10
the New York Marshalcy-in which The disap-
pointed candidate plainly inlimares that Old FAC
vas hi. friend-bu. his Cabinet controlled the
matter. Again, we call into Court the Della
ware Blue Hens Chicken which complains OF
Mr. Bfobson, appointed as collector, as tut
serly incompetent" and as robing but "sy-
eopnant" OF Mr.. Clayton. II had been Previ
eusly stated, [aud never denied that Gene
raj Young, who was first appointed as a
favorite OF General Taylor, had indignant
" resigned the office, because MIR. Ctayton's
influence had been brought 10 bear in forcing
Clayton. Had Gen. Taylor The firmness or sa-
sacily of Gen Jackson; were he Dol controlled
BY bis Cabine, and forced 10 abandon his con
s,itutioDal power 10 their mastery-were he
man who, in such a case, could take The respon-
sibilily" and do what be thought risht-would
he not have sustained his friend Young, and
prevented the com plans of The Wing press, 10
which we have alluded
Finally, 'Ion" the vell-informed Wing cores
pondenl of the Baltimore Sun writes as follows:
THE cabinet certainly possesses a considerable
Influence wore than any caninei ever did teiore."
What! more than the cabinet of any of the
iisr Presidents possessed7 More than General
Washipgtou's, after whom General Taylor was
10 model his own7 Clea,ly SO. The letter in
the Baltimore Sun then psoceeds:) They take
a vote, in The cabinet meeting, on al! prominent
appointments and removals, and General Tay-
lor, as President, has vote; but, as il would
seem, does mol override any decision made by he
majority offhe eabtat"
The evidence we produce is all Taylor Wing,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
WESTERN RIVERS.

I, has been proposed, il is well known, BY the
f,;.nd. NJ continuous water-line of the James
River Canal 10 the Ohio River, to iced the csnai
with reservoirs IN the mountains. For ourselves
we have regarded The scheme as impractlcaoe;
I'm, more experienced heads have devised a
similar plan to effect still more gigantic WORK
We r.fcr TO Tie essay OF Mr.. Charles +. Eiie'''
the dislngushed Engineer, proposing TO IN
prove tns great rivers oil the Mississippi val
lev. by forming reservoirs on their tributaries
and dischargng the waters from those resef-
yoirs into the streams needing supply during the
Summer. 1t having been alleged that the plan
was derived from the Egyptians, or from the
practice of some other people-the Philadel
phia North American denies the assertion, and
declares lin the following notice, which con-
,ains some very important and interesting iacts,)
that
"The plan is based entirely on surveys and
EXPLORATIONS made along the tributaries OF The
Ohio, BY Mr. Elicit himself, and rests altogether
IN his authority. He does not limit The depth
that il is practicable to obtain to fre Jet, as
some commentators assume but states distinctly
that greater depth tina, that may be obtained,
and will ultimately be proper.
ave are informed by Mr.. E. that he has now
in progress series of observations on The We
loci,y AID discharge of the Ohio 10 eve ~ Stage
of the river, which will also rest on careful
surveys, and be applied to daily record, which
he proposes, of the height Of the river Tor a
series Of years. These surveys will show me
practlcabi,y of ultimately maintaining UNI
form depth FIR navigation for boats drawing
more than seven feet water, by plan which
will both protect the valley from future Hoods
and relieve the river almost entirely from NE
INSTRUCTIONS now produced BY ice.
.Snce the appearance Of Mr.. Ellett's memoir
on The subject, his plan has been adopted 10
New Brunswick, where project is now DIS
cussed for improving the navigation OF the river
81. John, BY damming the mouths oil the 81.
Francis and Fish rivers above the Grand Falls,
by this means says its advocatesl 10 obtain an
immense reserve of water, which can De How
ed into the ST. John al aay time when the river
is loo low for the purpose Of steam navigation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25

TIE RAVELS recommence on Friday their
astonishing and mos! agreeable PERFORMANCES.
They have a fine orcbesre al their Command
and in The present dearth OF anus "'o's VIII
doub less a,rsc. good houses. F,l..o', a4s is
one OF the most amusing am sue'st-.-' jhio.
mimisls in the counuy-aod = md
lableau OF the pretty Ai"" me
whole troupe are charming
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
MORGAN c0ITNTy o..

McMullen's majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
LACE CAPES.

May 25-dlw
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30


9What does p jacobs of Cenerville, state of michigan
say regarding the medrne we alluded to last week-m
letter dated Nov. 70, 1916, he holds the following Ian
guage Weshal certainly be out before any gets
here even If you forward immediately Send plenty Of
pamphlets. must say there is no medicine we have ever
dealt in which has obtained great and decided repula
ton as yours The most singular and uuucceunabe part
ofIhe matter s the uniform and cepionabe testimony
offs curative properties in every case We have good
medicines for many single cOmpainshut yours 10
obvaie the use ofall other pananceas goes the
whole ground You will he surprised to learn that in every
case Of Fever and Ague have tried 1t for it has
failed 10 cure And moi only kind, hut all kinds
bilious diseases It's efecis alike" Thus writes Mr.. ia
cobs concerning the Great American Remedy. C. G
Vaughns Vegetable I.honriptc Mixture. See our col
umns for his advertisement call upon Agents for
pamphlet.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
OBITUARY.

DIED-At the residence of Thomas Liltefeld
in Greenfield Township, on Thursday, March .
l349, after painful and lingering illness, Mr.
PHILEMON B. MCCALL, aged 81 years.
The departed has left, to mourn his loss, large
circle Of friends, who will ever remember him a.
dutilul aud Obedient son. kind and affectionute
brother, a sincere and devoted friend But
though they mourn the loss of one rendered deal
to them by all that was mild aud lovely, "yei
mourn they not as they, whose spirits lights is
quenched."
Bright be the place Of thy soul
No lovelier spirit than thine
Fer burst from its mortal control,
In the orbs Of the blessed to shine.
On earth thou vert all but divine,
AS thy soul shall Immortality be;
And sorrow may cease to repine.
When we know that thy God is with thee"
In this town, Oh the 22d inst, MIR. OLIVER
p. WACHTER, aged 23years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY ORDER OF COURT.
|ON Saturday The 28th day Of April, 1919, be.
~ tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 3
O'Clock p. NJ, at the door of the Court House in
Lancaster, Ohio, | will proceed to sell at public
outcry, the following premises towil: All that
part of the Southwest Quarter of Section number
twenty-three C23) Township number sixteen
(l6,) Range number nineteen (I9) situate in the
County of Fairfield and State Of Ohio, known and
described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest
corner of the road OH Main and Canal Streets, in
the town of BASIL running thence West on the
South side of Canal Street to the first North and
South Alley West OF Main Street; thence South to
the Canal line; thence Fast along the Canal line
to the road on Nam Street; thence North with the
road on Main Street, to the place of beginning,
containing onehalf (1-2) acre more or less
Terms Of Sale-One.third (1-3) in hand, one
third 1-3) in one, and the residue in two years
with interest on the deferred payments from the
day Of sale. SAMUEL +. MACCRACKEN,
Guardian Of Caroline and Henry Ball.
March 80, 1919 piS3 5w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
0he AIarkrts.
LANCASTER. Friday, March 80. ls4o.

BY Teigraph-For The ZaaesviHe Courier.
NEw YoRK March 27-M.
FLoUR-The market is heavier than Yesterday
and tie business done at a small concession.-
Sales OF Western at $5,25O$5,374
GRAIS--Is dull since the arrival of the Steam
er. with downward tendency
CoTToS-Exhibits decline OF 20 cents
PRovIsloNs-Pork is heavy but no sales have
transpired. Sales Western Hams at Ga cents
GRocERIEs-Are quiet but firm
STocKs-Are dull with a downward tendency;
Treasury Notes 81, Ohio 6's H. Indiana 633.
ZANEsvILLE, March 81.
We quote Wheat ut zoe; Flour $i0$4,50, and
market steady in all articles Courier.
By Teiegraph-For Tie Ohio Slate Journal.
CEcISNATI, March 81.
FLoUR-The market with moderate business
is 9 cents in iavorof the buyer, at 1851. Sale.
OF 1000 barrels.
WHsKEY-Demand firm. Sales ut l43 cents
GRAlN-The market is without quoiablc change
GRocERIEs-The market is unchanged
PRovIsIoSs-Sales of Pork $50 bbls. at SO fol
mess. Sales Of lard $500 kegs g..
CHlLLIcoTHE, March 90.
The price of Wheat is 73O75c: Flour retails a
S4,OO "a 4.25; Corn, new, in ear 90 cents; Oaf,
25c; Barley 4004jc; Flaxseed 62OG5c.; Beans 81
062 cts; Lard. 505t c; Bacon, II. R.,4iQ5 cts
Zanesville, Hooking, Kanawha and Lake Sult
81, ,l94.-GaSette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Petition for sale of Lands
TO PAY DEBTS.

Alexander Stirat, Administrator of the Estate OF
William Smith, deceased
as.
Widow and Heirs.
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Peas for Fair
field county. Ohio, will proceed OH
Saturday, the 2Ist day of April next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M..and , o"
clock I. NJ on the premises, in Richland Town.
ship. To offer and expose 10 sale at public vendue
the following described land situate in the coun-
ly aforesaid to wit: The north west part of the
south west qurater of section No. 90, Township
M II, and Range No II, containing fifty acres,
more or less, subject however to the dower estate
of Nancy Smith, assigned 10 her by the following
metes and bounds, 10 wit: Commencing at the
north west corner of said land thence south to the
middle of the lane between the house anI barn;
thence West in the middle of said lane. as far as
will include seUeateen acres. by closing oil the
north boundary also including right for said
widow to occupy one half OF the barn aud stable
ROOM with a convenient way TO and from tue
same.
Appraised at $4,000 per acre subject to the
dover as described above,
Terms Of Saie-One-third in hand and the
balance in two payments, at one aud two Years,
with interest from the day of sale
ALEXANDER STIRRAT, Admtor
OfMe Estate of William Smith. deceased
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