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The Gold Dollar aud Double Eagle.

The following is the bill which passed
the House Of Representatives on the 20th
ult., aud was confirmed by the Senate M
the last day Of its session, 1t is nnw law:
Sec /. That it shall be lawful hence
forward TO make tihe mint aud its branch
es twenty dollar gold coins Of tho weight
Of five hundred and sixteen grains, and
gold dollar coins Of tho weight oC,weniy.
five grains and eight-lenlhs. which coins
shall be legal tenders Of payment accor.
ding To their nominal values.
Sec. 9. That the above menlioned
coius shall he made in all respects, in con'
formi;y with the existing law regulating
the coinage at the miuts, except that on
the reverse Of tho gold dollar the figure oI
the eagle shall DO omitted.
Sec. 3. That in adjusting The weights
Of gold coins hencetorth, the following
deyiations from the standard weight shall
not be exceeded in any of the single pie
ces, namely. In the double eagle, the
eagle, aud half eagle. ono.lIulf Of a grain
and in the quarter eagle aud gold dollar
one quarter Of n graiui and then in weigh
ing large number Of pieces together
when delivered from the chief cUinei I,
the treasurer, and from tho treasurer /,
the depositors, the dewaIions from thu
standard weight shalt not exceed lhre,
peunyweiglds in one thousand double
eagles, aud one aud a halfpennywc,ght
in one thousand half eagles; one penny
weight in one thousand quarter eagles
and one half Of pennywclghl in on
thousand gold dollars
Sec. 4. Tha, so much of this acl as re
CARDS the coinage Of twenty dollar an
one dollar gold pieces, shall continue j
force until the f'urh day Of March. eigh
teen hundred aud lifiy.one, aud no longeI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Public Library.

In presenting the subject of establish.
ing, for the common benefit, public IL
brary, the subscribers beg leave to offer
few considerations as bearing upon the
enterprise.
Public libraries have become so COM
mon in various parts of our extensive
country, and their benefits are so mani.
fest that to set them forth in this place is
deemed work of fsuperogation. Nor is
it thought necessary to use argument to
convince the citizens of Pleasantvile and
those who cultivate the rich country sur
rounding it, that the benefits would out
weigh the cost. Were we by possibility
transported back to former age, when
the people of France, pointing to their
greatest man, Du Guesclin, humiliatingly
were compelled to say, "he can neither
read nor write" there might be some
propriety ulweighng few dimes against
the valuable knowledge to be obtained
from a well selected library. But new
age has opened its light upon us. Here
the most humble citizen can both read
and write. He has learned these arts in
those heaven favored Institutions, our
common schools, and having learned them
it is but the dictate of reason that he
should practice them. To neglect this
would betray greater folly than even the
lower orders of creation. Through the
medium of books we are enabled to hold
high converse with the wise and good
of all ages of the world and pick and Gull
their richest gems of thought. The
knowledge, which single author is ca
pabe of sowing upon the soil ofthe hu-
man heart, is known to have produced
such uxuriant harvests of goodness and
virtue that, with Charming, we feel to
thank God for books.
But as Americans it is we'll, that to
some extent at least, we feel the force ol
obligation to read and reflect. We are O
, happy people. How came we such
We answer, in the language of our own
our gifted Webster ''it was intelligence
that reared the mighty columns of Ameri
, can independence and intelligence mus
, prevent them from mouldering to ruin.
Patriotism would ofitsef suggest the es
tablishment of means for the dissemina
ton of knowledge. Libraries are emf
nenlly calculated to do this.
The subscribers feel assured that the
s enterprise referred to is both practicable
and attainable; while the benefits to b.
h derived from we'll selected library, il
s qualifying its members to act with homo
i and usefulness the part assigned them il
y life, cannot fail 20 strike the mind of tn
most superficial observer. The under
O signed have, therefore, thought proper t
S give notice off meeting, to convene i
@ Pleasantvile, on the 7th Of April next, a
!. one o'clock P. M. to take the matter re
;, ferred TO into consideration.
n Signed NJ KAGAY.
e N. G. MILLER,
SAMUEL CUPP,
v L. G. HAMPSON,
!. A. KAGAY,
A. SHANE.
March 16, 1s49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Ohio Legislature.

This body adjourned on Monday NOR
ming last. Let US all be thankful.
The resolutions, authorizing the peo.
ple to vote upon the Convention question,
next fall, were carried.
The bill amending the AppoItonment
law was lost.
A resolution, looking 10 a grant of a
portion ofour new possessions, for color.
ed people, was carried.
Thomas STOCKTON was elected Major
General of the nh Division, Ohio Militia
The Homestead Exemption bill wat
lost,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
U. s. SclI,nte.

This body has adjourned sine die. The
Mexican Protocol excited considerable
discussion; but no definite action was had
thereon. Mr.. Benton made scorching
speech against the President for with
holding it from the Senate. Mr.. Pen
nington was appointed and confirmed as
Governor oflhe Minnesota Territory. All
other nominations of General Taylor re-
ccived the confirmation of the Senate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
California Gold.

ENROM the iact that Gold is found in great abun'
u dance in California, and as il is fast finding
It's way amongst us, il would appear wise. on the
part OF our Merchants and traders. TO be looking
out for themselves desirable locations at this time
as the sken net purses of our farmers and Me-
chanics, in all probability, will be soon filled with
the shining yellow Boys
The question naturally arises where can each Of
us locate ourselves in trade that our interests in
all respects, will best be secured2-I would an
swer that Lithopolis, Fairfield County, Gun fur
iush nj least two comfortable well finished Store
Houses, to any who wish to avail themselves OF
this opening, ut this time, for trade. 1t is not
perhaps saving too much that there is not, in this
or any ofthe adjoining counties, at this time, a
more desirable point Of trade. We have -four
ishing village surrounded by dense population
Of thriving Farmers, who will bring in their gold
en- treasures to this place for trade. We have
but two Dry Good Houses now in operation at
this time. We have numbered us high as six
Stores in this place.
| For the further information of any who may be
desrous Of securing location in all respects de-
sirable, would remark: first, we have as healthy
village as any perhaps in The State of Ohio. We
have two comfortable Brick Churches. a Metho-
dist and Presbyterian, and large Academy, re-
Gently erected and the School in full progress, un-
der the superintendance Of one ofour most expe-
rienced and distinguished teachers, DIR. john
WILLIAMS, late OF the Greenfield Academy. We
have in great measure all the advantages of The
Canal without its disadvantages, such as Chills
and Fevers, &C., being about two miles Distant
We are also distant from Columbus Lancaster and
Circlevile, about equal distance. Is miles, and
midway between Lancaster and Columbus-giv-
ing us fine scope of territory TO operate ON. We
have at this Time, through the enterprise of D.
TALLMADoE, Esq., daily four horse coach run
ming through our village. We have two Hotels,
together with almost all OF The different mechan-'
ical branches carried on in the village.
There are rooms attached to one of the Store
Houses, which will accommodate small family
comfortably, with all excellent Spring of Water
on the same lot, now occupied by DIR, G. w. Deffe-
baugh,as Grocery and Provision Store Let me
say tn oil who wish TO commence business, or to
any who at this time have Oh hand fair Stock of
Merchandise. well assorted, either of Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, &c, combined, or Gro
Gerry and Provision Store, that Lithopolis is the
place where you can, with proper industry, accu-
mulate the Gold or its equivalent as fast, perhaps,
as in California. There is fair chance at this
time at least-call and see.
For further particulars concerning the buildings
call on the subscriber. LEWIS HUBER.
LthOpOlis. March 9, l849. 44u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
MORE GOLD.

Clcarcrcck Township comes in for its
share of the gold fever. A friend has
sent us specimen, which looks consid-
erably like Gold, though it may be mica.
But really we are of the opinion that the
lands Of Clearcreek do contain coDsid'
orable quantity of Gold. We know sew
eral individuals, who have obtained large
quantities by digging" we'll.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30


Octave Biblos Gifted Pocket Bibles and Tes.
taments, German Bibles, large and small
Catholic Bibles and Prayer Books
Commentaries on the Scriptures, by Henry,
Clark BHrket. Doddridge, 10th, Whtby Patrick,
Barnes, &c. Jays Prayers
Life of Christ md his Apostles
Sermons of Davies, Melville Barrow and others
Free Church Pulpit, Theological Sketch Book
Calvin's Institutes, Hills Divinity.
Fuller's Works, Watts on the World to come
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge
Horne's Introduction to the Study Of the Sa.
credScriptures
Works of Lord Bacon, Addison, Shakespeare
and Lord Byron
The Modern British Essayists
Hallams Middle Ages, Turner's AnglO Saxons
Washington Irving's Works
Turner's Sacred History Of the World
Books Of Taste, different sizes and gifted
School Books and Stationery
In addition to the above. are to be had the pub
lications Of the American Sabbath School Union
aud Tract Society
Also the Hymn Books, CatachismS and Prayer
Books of different Churches
JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, January 26, l849 SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

lust received splendid assortment OF Sur
81 gical and Dental Instruments, of a superior
finish and pattern, among which are the follow.
ing, to-wit:
Hare Lip Pins Catheters, great variety
Amputating Instruments, do Patent
Trepanning do Sounds
Pocket Instruments,2, Lithotomy instruments
and fold Ear Trumpets
obstetrica Forceps Self Injecting Apparatus.
DO vectis Womb Syringes
do Periontors Trusses, great variety
do Placenta Hooks, Scalers
do Cnchets. guarded, ,Pluggers
Speculum VagnW Forceps, every pattern
do Ami Extracting Instruments,
Dssecting Instruments fine
Eye Instruments Mouth Mirrors variety
Anel's Syringe & styles Abdominal Supporters,
Ear Syringes variety
Stomach Pumps Ear Speculums
Cupping Instruments, Suspensory Bandages
complete Green's Tongue Holders
Scarfcators, superior and PrObangs
do Patent Tonsil Scissors, French
Spring Lancets, variety and American
do Patent Bullet Forceps
Tournequets Poypus Forceps
Thumb Lancets Gsophagus Forceps
Uvura Scissors Glass Specuums
SilverNlountedprobangs, Letheon aud Chloroform
Stithoscopes lnhalers, Sc. sc.
Bougies, every kind
All of which are offered on reasonable terms
by NJ. 2, KRIEDER.
Lancaster, February 90, l849. ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
The spring Trade.

A large number of our Merchants have
returned from the east, and many of them
have received their Spring supply of
Goods.
The advertisements of some will be
seen in our columns-others will, Of
course, advertise as their goods arrive.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
COURTESY.

About this time, we expect calls from
our tomn subscribers. lfthey do not re -
turn those, made by us in person and by
deputy, last spring, We shall waive all
ceremony and give them another call.
We trust ihOl they will have their houses
in order aud be ready to receive us.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
zANEsvILLR COURIER.

The Tri-wceky Courier comes to us
enlarged and improved. We are glad
to see this sign of prosperity. 1t is we'll
deserved. Western men begin to appre.
ciate western enterprise, and the people
of Zouesville appreciate western talent.
AS this disposition improves. tho western
press will manifest better spirit and oc.
cu2y more prominent aud useful posi-
linn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Mr. HnMmcgnMs Appointments

The New York Tribune publishes tho
following letter from Mr.. Webster, which
shows what he thinks ofthis appointment:
WASHINGTON. March l2, lS49.
Dear Sir: havo received your letter
oflhe 10Th, respecting Mr.. Hannegan's
appointment MS Minister 10 Prussia.
That appointment can have surprised no.
body more than il surprised mo. The
Senate having completed all its business,
as supposed, | left the Senate chamber
between six aud seven O'Clock on Sunday
morning, the 4,h ofMarch. | had never
heard a syNnble of any intention of nom-
mating Mr.. Hanuegan as Mnister,o Prus.
sin, or for any other Office; and supposed
it certain that no nomination Of any kind,
would DO sent TO the Senate at that hour.
When heard, the next day, that Mr.,
Hannegnn had been nominated to for.
cign mission, and that The nomination had
hccu confirmed, | at once contradicled
it, saying that had been in my seat eve.
ry moment through tho whole of tho sos
sion OF Saturday and Saturday night, and
until broad day light on Sunday morning,
when tho Senate was about breaking up,
and had heard nothing Of any such nomi-
nation.
! look upon this nomination, under the
circumstances, as one Of the most ,lisre.
nutable proceedings recorded in the his
tory Of the government.
am, with much respect,
Your ob't servant.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
The PEOPLES Line,

Has received its stock of fSpring and
Summer Goods. 1t is large. varied, well
selected and cheap-cheaper than the
cheapest.
Advertisement next week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
The AppOr,iOmmcnt Bill

Tho good people of this State will be
gralifed to learn that, with all the bar
gains, intriguos and corruptions at tho
seat ofGovernment, the fair and equita-
bio law, passed at the last session, dis.
,ricling the State. remains undisturbed.
All the threats and inducements of the
Locofocos could notswerve single Sena.
tor from his duty. ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
First Of April.

AS many ofour subscribers will change
their residences, next week, they will con-
fera favor by informing the carrier ofthe
change or leaving word at the office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
The Cholera,

Is again making its ravagcs, in New
Orleans and along the river. 1t will be
well to be prepared for it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
White Lead.

RM Kegs Pure White Lead, just received mud
wv for sale by ]. {. WEAVER.
Lancaster, December |, 'I9 80
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LTOur friend, Senator WHITMAN, has

arrived. That he did not fulfil his pledg-
es, ho says. is no fault of his own. His
brethren would not ''stiCk" and he was
compelled to make GLORIOUS izzlo."
SO den
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surgeons Instruments!

March 16, 1S49.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
tat g l1E so uTH CAROLINA.
EDO EFIEL d DI IsTRtCT. =.
- QUITY.. ::.., -:

g @ pstja 4. slssr, !'3 Foreclosure.
;hfilIsdae Galphin. .ii4
sNTpTIG Els hereby given. that BY svir:
IN an order from. fhe Courl of
EqoiIttS ihis:ease, j shall sell at Edsefcld
Court II6nsa on the firsl 81 onday in Feb
ruarY snsxis The following land, viz s.
OneafaeI of laud, situated intslhe Dis
Hict and Stale aIDresaid; in Beach Island,
containing ni6e Hundred aud eighteen acres
more or less. sbounded North BY Smith Il
CLARK land, Vestfby; Casper Nails aud
IS. Clark land. SSonlh by, john Sterge-
inesgef and Eastby }Landsof Jphh Clarke
and S "A anki1soo. ,.,.t 49,.
!: Also. one soiher tract of:lnnd, situated 10
}BeacbsIsiaod inahet District and Stale
aforesaid; scoftailipg lwoeahuudred aud
ifftysolfe ss;acres; SsmoresSor less bounded
NorlEys;b aand5syof Mrs. Eseritt aud S.
Clark sEeslsbY Samuel Clarke. East bS
T. BIS nlifh's land; aud South by Mrs.
M SBnrlsfs Iand: - ~ :. .,y.s..4
kgSaidg land dsaHillebe sold on. a credit, OF
six and twelve. .smonths, dating from the
first Of January inst. exception So much
assWiik kpa ySlheicosl of this suit, 10 be paid
cash. e. 81, ,.s. X T..
rs ITO MPKINS,t c. z. ED.
~ Gomnssioners Office, Jan. 6, l6l9.
a JanSD a 81 : :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
} FoR THE ADvERTIsER.
MEDICAL MEETING,

In pursuance 10 call upon the Medical
Profession Of Edgefeld District. a number Of
Physicians convened at o'clock, on Mon
day. thels, Of January, in the Odd Fellows
Hall. s y
On motion OF Di. Minis. DR.. READY, was
called tothe Chair, and DR.: YouNesLooD,
appointed as Secretary: - ::
The Chairman, appointed Committee
TO draft q Constitution and By-Laws,-after
se,iring, the Committee reported Consti,u-
lion and Bylaws, which was unanimously
adopted
The Society ,l'en proceeded to the cleo
ton of Officers, which resulted-as follows
1Dr. READY, President.
GIG eR, Vice President
Dr. BLAND, Secretary.
DR.: MINIS, Treasurer.
The President ordered a call meeting, 10
be holden in the Odd Fellows Hall, on
the first Monday in February, atll o'clock,
"a. ,M.-At4 which, time, the Physicians OF
fhe District, are solicited to attend. :,
go 49, GELBERT BLAND, sec'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10

5of them Doubtless, s,flcy aresworihs Of liber.
( al patronage, They are generally. well go.nIp,
andsehenp ?, and the reading snalter is Of ayalu.
able chafacicr.s s5;s:l q
These publications are mot of "a seetariatl
character Ainongth he.n; S the illustrated Fam
silyS Bible This is u beau.ifu dition and
should end as place siia every family MtsD.
AaBEssofss rloWl, is atseslliarly appointed
Agent in this section Of country for the sale Of
,lis works above mentioned. sIu a short. time
he will, have d supply Of them. He will re-
csive snd forward subscriptions to the Pictorial
Magazine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
Bethany Academy,

YHyf T. Trustees; OF the BeilianY "a Academyys
q takes this 1neliod OF informing the c,li.s
lens Of EdgefeId and the surrounding DNlTicts
iha t Trey nhve: secured the services Of gMrt5
Thomas FL johnson, .as Teacher for the sensu.
Ing wear. Mr Johnson'is just from the; South;
Cafnlina; College. and brings with hInfhigh
.testiuIoilinl, as 10 charncieI atd quail
He, aiso s,enl 1ear:twos yenrs s5as a. stiidentF,n
Blown University, ,San Institution second 10
none in the Union loriis thorough and scienliGc
mode Of. instruction. This Academy has q
healthy iIoGaiinil ah6nttwo. miles from Liberty
Hill, aud is5renioseil. fiam sources Ufstebp-:
.larion 10 vice aud. disspaion. The scholastic
year is disi ded into Two sessions oil FIVE months
eacli. 4 :, fs.tss; - - s--:7ss; { -
RATES OF TUITION PER SEssloE:'
Elementary Branches with Geogra-
ply and Arithmetic, = 49,, SO GO
The above will Grammar and History, 10 00
Mathematics, embracing Surveying &c s.S'
NainrnIand Moral Philosophy, 12 On
Languages aud hnthei,alics- 1900
IF desired. Instruction iltthe French Language.
The School will commence operation tho
second Monday in January next. None re-
ceived for shorter. period thuu half session.
Gopd board can be obtained from So TO SS,
per month. - -.
ABNER PERRIN. P BIT.
Dec 81 II 40
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I. 90. F.

The annual communication Of The X.
Nv. Grand sEncampment Of the :Sla'e Of
;Sou,hs C arelina. was held GU Saturday
t~vsning, 3Oth December. 1913, al Odd
Fellows Hall, and The following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year :::'4,' ..a
P. .CP. Al. FssBrownins, G 70. Patriarch.
:ssP@H.P. C.Erickson. q. HsPriesl..ais
4!PFl, n. p Fs Smith; G:dS. Warden
sp C. r. E. Addison, Il. J. Warden.
PH. p. d. p sLandershine, G. Scribe.
gi,sH sP:.sFt; Day 6. Tteaspfer.-Chas,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
S F'S SAL 3.
STA ATEG GFsg IJT e II CAR OF MA.
s5s III DGEEiELDG DIsTRIG T. 8

sElizabs ~ s.
J: ts:. Partition.
sGeo.l Bland ,sand olhers:S : ss
{ n II pt Ysssaiff1e ofi;an Order. mJohnHill,
i ii NsEsq Ordinary Of Etige6rld District,
i shall proceed sseliat Edgefeldi Court
sH6iuisss tlre fifs1 Monday .in February
mex ile.s itia lands belonginsip the:esate5of:
BaTfGriesil Trisil Bland deceased, ssilunle Sini
sihe 6sifie and aforesaid, on Cow
Creek terssofs e Cofeiowu Creek, xa .
! ierss Sayahnab bzriae5 aud adjDiningilsnds
;of " 81 eGs1l ltitan.s "a & IT: Traylor.John
{ Gas kins aud Goniaintng ninety. six
acres. nd 6tiess, ,9ilbe sold d:onSaicredit
unlif:tiis 10y olyJ aiiuary.s IS5D. 35tas
The purchase will :S:be required. .lofeiye1
bonssand t as:es proved securities, and a;
T6rtsag mo- sof t6e pfenisesslo the o ordinary,
40 secoEsS The purchase money Cost TO
.;Ss 3. SC CHRIsTlE, $. ED.
Jaanis i 55 B 81