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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11


APOLLO suoss.-vos Al And INSTRUMENTAL
IA Concert he given b. James " Perkins Monday.
May 18TH 1861 at the Apollo Rooms, broadway, which
occasion the following sris have kindly volunteered ther
Scharfenterg. Mr. Tium and qnartette accompaniment.
For email bills. Tickets Fifty Cents, 70 be
had at all hotels and Music the
door the night 81 the Concert Doors At o'clock,
to omm.nee rrse~"iv
A CAkD.--fEhsUNs Of ,IhNO" LEDGED TALENT.
"A wishing situation i the next season At the broad.
Walnut Street Theairs will please address (p0so
paid) G. II. Barrett broadway Th.stre. r. Riohines,
Walnut Street Thes'rs phiaieiphis.
EkANKLin nUsEuh. az cnarBAs SQUARH--TWo
performances as, The sf'ernosn At and In he
evening half Esrs"rdiusry straetions for thu
week This Motel Artists s,ll IN slime ed
adam and Eve Venus Ri-rH the Sea- perSonate1
~ sone OF the beet formed the world together vttA
Jugyers buriesn, sua iss-y aAsces With variety
% original he '"'d other place q
New york Prv.s 80 simisson-StaEs $500.
Nhoi hoses ec.i onrI".'t. 49, "-'.st. horsa ri
WALLHALlA. 81 CANAL sTKEEr-POwERFUL CON-
eeEtraon 81 str~cti"n! T~" splendid performances
Engagement Of of tn. beautiful Females who Win
appear at the Wabhais tn. feale seresaders Orches
ira BOX S7h cents Parane'ie. - cents
Asst WEEK BUT oNE-bsbNs's PANOkAMA OF
IL Voyage E.'ropeOrru evening. - the 0rooe
Hall, Minerva kooss Broai~sy. contracting vtewo -
Admission - ch,r-n aad.r ,~eIys ID cents DeoEn
open At ~ mssns a. N p.h. An eyhibiaoo
w~A~ssSsv .~S ss'---> .f'-~o"". ~ .h~ss osioek
mo ORGsNIsTs -OkGA Ni>iS wHO WOULD AC-
qure facility with he Iedas invited TO exsmne
Pedal Piano having cavo- and which can be placed
under any modern piano. NJ. D"pslds Plane Manu-
factory gs will D. -old for s75 $40 made
20 order q r or-nni-f 81 THE ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES.-MISS CHARLOTTE
Cnshman takes this method Of informing managers
roosh9nt the United States and the Canadas that her
agent Mr. Corhyn, is fully authorized negotiate
gagemsns for her. All letters parcels and
Tor Miss Cushman, be addressed to her. to the Of
W. CORBYN, Dramatic Agent,
4 Barclay street, New York.
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RuhloNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET.-sArUR-
- Day ey.nns May H. b ths perormspes will commence
WITH ,hs drama 81 the RENT DiYhsrtin Hey ood Mr..
snlke I3hy Mr. Jordan Crumbs, Mr.. Andrews
SILVER JACK MT johnston; Bnlfr Mr. Burton; Rachel Hey
wood hrs husssll Polly Rrggs, Miss Chapman To con-
eiude with the very lar comedy in three acts Of the
sEhlouS forrans. ESQ., Mr. Z. W; Clarke,
Sapain Msrp,y hAsute Mr. Jordan; M Aminadab Sleek;
Mr.. Burton; Lady SoNerhy treame,, Mrs Uuxhes
Charles Torrens Mrs Russell Mrs Ormsby Delaine Mss
Crab Miss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.-
IN The partnership heretofore existing between Isaac
L. Hawkshurrt and Thomas yohnson ship and steamboat
jonefs, under the firm Of uawksh urst Johnston this
muddy the undersigned to whom all debts due the arm
ISAAC U. HAwKsHURsr. No a IVES, street.
New York. May 10. iso.
DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHIP:-rHE FIRM
vldrswa W. g. Adams The business Of the arm will
hesetti.d by the remaining partner, VIM B smith and
James L. Smith, to whom all Of debts due the Arm
must be mass n p ssM,iruh iA Nassau street.
New York Nay 10, 1850
T,hE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tie undersigned, az Attorneys Aad Counssors is
this day dissolved, BY mutual consent. !
THOMAS J. SPARKS,
Dated February H. 1870. Removed 70 ~ Duane
COPARTNkksBIP soTICE.-THg UNDgRsIaNKp
" would respectfully inform the mereante eonmsnity
esrt.r Coz ~ Valparaiso be. been, By mutual consent
dissolved The business win hereafter b conducted under
shs II Lorins Brotbers Co., Who will set ship
ChAsdlsrs General Agents ne For farther information
Boston, No. Central wharf vho 10 the duly suthoriss1
for said houss tn. United states Any srdsrs
sonsTnnspts repeatedly solicited. = -
JOR1Ne. BROTHERS . 90.
vAIssn.so. f.srvsry IA iso
NOTIcE-TnOsE INTERESTED IN COMMERCE IN
~ the Pacnc Ocean, respectfully informed that
arm Aorns. Brothers Co. advertised Above, -
rsso ,ssr. standing for vsiob u. sndsr-
signed 10 ss.nt IN the United states
ELISHA = LoRINo. 81 Inaia vhArf. Bossoa-
Beston. Anil ~ issa
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RAILROADS.

fhiisde pha, ~ o'elosk A. ~ and haN-p.s, s'elccl
second eiss. csrs a.
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CHRISTYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, NO. fT2
~ Broadway, between Grand and Brooms strsets-Mon-
day May 9th, and night until further NOTES.-The
original and weknown Christys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the nrst established and oldss. ORGANISED band the world
comprising Of twelve performers
tion o E. r. Chrisy They will the honor Of giving
their original and inmitable entertainments every
until further notice. Admission Is cents Doors open
Concert will commence at o'clock An afternoon
on Saturdays, commencing at o'clock. p NJ
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MIsCELLANEOUS.

$4,000 ss.s &c. cA so sEHs2Etsf g.
No ycLn street x00O worth Of Cut Glass at very
their factory No 5S and 20 Yesey
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EMovAL.-F. CoDEFRoY. ROBES NODES AND
N Nouveautes has removed TO bl2 Broadway east side,
between Broome and Spring streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

NORKiss Js,Oxofivt xvRss. SCHENECTADY,
~ Ne fcrh-h > NSrr.s, grsvrescr, calls sttentior
,s,ors ~ me whs and especially 70 hs Espress Ersrss
fcv high sre~t lie iightnnr the Syrsense Usics
Hssiroso or1sr for .nvres rnrcsd mschirsry. sss
ertes -it Wrought iron wheels MADE
Locomotive Tyre. always htnd Address
4 a NORRIS scse~ects<S.
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DIAPER AND OTHER MATERIALS FOR PHOT0TYPIC
Il Portraits, are sold by Madame BERTHA WEuNERT,
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ARNOLD b CO, ~ CANAL STREET, NEAR
"A broadway, opening their entire
BY the Washington Cambria and Canada among
which will found and fashionable goods
10 the present season City and Of yers both
wholesale retail specially invited give sock
careful before making their purchases Many
goods are reduced much below early spring prices
Large Embroideries selling great sacrifice
from cost of importation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-11

LUk shLk-TO Ma fLROA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEw
Lvemotfse tupnes and renaers, for s.shs
ynving Wheels tee, sisms.r cylindsrs IN diameter
D. W stroke four Guide Wheels In vreusht ron Trueh;
heavy wrought ircn Frsmes With pede-ts welded These
srrines ~ and bei ~ the
rails aud eouatructior. vsriable
AsO several hand
heap vteh ~orid for gravel engines Address
=. NORRIS. e<hsneetafy
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A LExANDRES PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEECI
"A safer, much cheaper, and cause less pain 10 the
than the repulsive lsech. They are unaltersble,
last forever IL properly used. Fer sale 81 all the
druggists Wholesale depot at Victor B.shop,s -
lane. LAMBEKT ALENAi
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GLASS SHADES! GLASS SHADES! GLASS SnADES.!!
" "A complete assortment constantly on hand, suitable
for clocks vases work, and other Also,
general Of French English aud German Fancy
Goods, at Wholesale. j. DERAlSMES Co..
Importers, IS William street
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ID EMovAL-TuE OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC ROCK
N salt Company Ia removed to 100 Broad street.
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(REGoRy's CALIFORNIA ExPkEss- AN EXPRESS
" will he made made aud araed, sor-
sa and cherokee lSth May and Empire City ths i3th Nay
packages ~ this Esrre-- hne. for all " Csprn
ATTENDED ~ the proprietor In psrsca. immediately after
the arrival ofhe san francisco thereby issurns
e r,-cst aesrseh once ts Pearl street corner % wA
THOMPSON MT, HcocK Asep,
n B-rsyments for freight be made hers Cali
fornis. ss desired.
CALIFORNIA THE UNDERSIGNED. INTENDING
~ 10 leave for san Francisco California the t3th inst
With the view ~ praetng his profession Will charge ~
such business there Re eonded 90 him The UNDER
sEned le hilc AZ his "hcs No IA Wall
Rsetruces.-bessrs David Austen spcer Nor
Lviurstan, D. Fowler Nathaniel A. Wslfs stan
tn sJitrr Daniel iord Prescott Hall Joseph l. white,
Bu'lerk trsr's Isr.' " Whiiins
L,KENChs ExpKESS PASSENGER TRAIN. THE
s.evnd division ~ tits popular Express will leave New
lsrk per steamship Georgia Monday May th ny the
~ New orleans thence TO Lavaca BY thence
easy wagon coaches along the line % military posts,
n rough ~ Paso the Great Gap the sierra hibres
the CHA the Colorado TO San Francisco Everything
90 said expedition has been amply prepared
Wanted TO enlist. ltn men for California Apply 90
v ". bpUGJASs q Wall street.
rALtFOKNI PEN STEAMER OF 18TH
~ hsv, csn he procured I'll O'Clock. Monday I3th. for
enc dollar =, HtRFoRDs cos. Asfpr House.
nkArIs oS SAN FRANCISCO, CALiFoRSIA, IN
WARD PRICE 90 Wall street.
CSnhlssIoNER FOR CALIFORNIA;. BAILEY
" Myers Ccuntser nj Lav, No. ~ Nassau street Con-
missioner srponisd ~ the Governor o. tsiorua admin
stsr caths iste tie pruof deed.
C.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
adaAL.

MARRIED - Ga the Ilh INST. hv The Rev VI,
Smith. Mr JAMES r REEMIIDF,S aml Miss
LAuANlE FfSHPAW. bu'II at this county.
On tie 5ih inst by the Rev \. Lirk. Mr.
PETER MYERSS Miss N \RY NJ KEMERER
both Of Fihfehlcounty.
On the 7l lust. by the Rer j VI Cpmtuev
Mr.. DARIUS TALI.MADGE aus Miss ELIZA
BETH. daughter Of the late J thu { erd Esq all
of this place
On Thursday evening lnst. hv the Rev. J 'hl
Wneenhn4. M. WILLIAM FOWLER aud Miss
CATHARINE HELREIGLE both Of This ace
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

new York Markets.
Nav YoRK November l2--M.
Supplies Of Flour limited and demand good
Wheat in good request white Michigan liz Corr
past demand. nU material clmhge Pork firm
with hir inquiry at 81 l24 ior mess and ss.37
for prime Groceries quiet and heavy, except
Coliee. which is held firmly u; ! 10 Tor Rio aud
lla fur Java.
Cincinnati Markets
CEc,ENATl November 5.
Flour in hir ,lemald with sales Of 900 barrels
OF $3.450$3 so Whiskey 22492a4 cheese 81
Sales Of 27O Hogs a. $3.50. Nothing doing in
Provisions
ceYo .Ani Markets..
CLEygLASb. Nov9 1850
CAEAL REcElPrs-Fbur 069 lanels: WHEAT
2.745 bushels Coal S. 400 do; Butter 2725 lbs;
Pig Iron 81 $40 do; Glass IL 1875 do.
MARKETS Flour. 500 barrels $3.50 Wheat
1000 bushels northern an private terms 900 Il"
Mediterranean from slnre 68 ceuis. Pearls,
tons 4j % Butter G,OO0 los 93c- Herald
Buffalo Markets.
a. BurrAL0, November
Flour-There were sncs Of about l.500 barrels
at 20 500s3.8l for common 10 strnight Michlg N
and Ohio.
GrAiu--Wheat sales Of 10 O00 bushes white
Michigan at s7c and 5000 Milan at SOc'
From Pittsburgh.
PiTTsBURGH, November ~
River unchanged; feet 8 inches. Riinias
since uoon and prospect good nt a rise.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

GUYsorr's YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA.-
Symptoms of Disease should never be dsregarded'
They are unerring Indications that the vital functions
of nature have been interrupted in their heathiul ac-
ton and that serious evils must ne gably follow,
unless the system be again set right by the proper re-
medies Aud, in seeking these, ii is all important
that resort be not had to drastic pgatreS or other
medicines ofa violent kind, which reduce the strength
and so PROSTATE the powers Of n.ture that they are
unable to repel the threatened attack
See advertisement lnl26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
PROTECTION FIRE nhd MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Annual Premiums, cspIiai STOCK, apd Surplus Eund
TS1.OOO OoOt

Annual Premiums, OpitAi Stock, and Surplus Fund.
TS1.OOO OoOtA
TffIiE undsi.gisd would call the slisntion Of me
Il ehNnts md others having property exposed to lost
BY Fire cr the Pefls Of Navigstbnto De supoIlos
ndvantsges offered BY tie
PROTECTION JakCnAEcF C0mPkNr
or Hartford connseilrrs, vlaf
l--Rates Of Pforriam a. lgw a tkosuof any other
RESPONSIBLE Oilee.
"a Speedy and sltisbe,ofy sdjustmen, of losses
By the General Agent Of ths conssny ftr ne Nest.
efI and Southern Statc1 stF
3-ArbTaiion tof All differences which may afise)
by referees utlilly cho, n
awards FRO nPtly paid ia Specie iauluble Funds
OF exchange en- New ltTk B5ltlm6rey Charleston,
New Orleans, 81. Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh or
Cihelnnaa At tire option of tie insurId.
IrfADphiets, setins iorththe node and PfllelFle,
u Adjusting losses--Eat,s oI Observation-Disclosures
o. hSzatds &C., &c. Sc furnished 10 the customerS
Of the citce free uf cLsYae.
For futthef Information apply 70 the undertlgned
who Is lnlly aatncrsed 10 insure Dwellinza stcrss
Hotels, hsrenoaabs Miila AAEaf etorlea Barns, &c.
,AISo-5iousenoly afn;iurc and Goods, Wares and
MeTehandize con1insd Or stored erein sgzinsf loss
( OF damage By FlRE.
! AlsO--DTJ Gocii, Groceries, MsauG,t,r,a Goods.
Produce Household furnituie Live Stock ind every
otsr dSsc ipton Of Merchandise Or porsolal pruper
tg, shipped or TO BE- shipped pei goCd steam boat Or
between Eastern Cites via Iskes or other inland
rOutel and any towns IL the Western country nqainsS
/ the hazards Of INLAND TRAESPORTAT TION.' -.
! Shipments Of Io0di, Wares and Merchandise,
par good vessel or vessels, bswoen New Orleans and
/ Eastern ports-betWeen New Orleans and other Gulf
( ports-be;ween all American ports and English or
European Ports, Or any maritime Port YhsfsQeyer
IL the Atlastic watcis, against the PERILS OF THE
| SEAS. NM. r. CREED, Agent,
I October II, 1850 - Protection Insurance Com
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

Tne WYANDor INDIANS The Wyan.
dots, formerly residing AT Snndusky, now
occupying the county between the Mis-
souri and Kansas rivers, have reliuquish-
ed their nationality, hold their property
in severaIiy, aud have been adopted as
citizens Of the United States by the gen,
eral government A large portion of
Them are engaged in agricultural pursuits
and are qualified by civilization and ed
ucatiun To become useful citizens,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

EThe other day, copy fWebsier's
t,ial. neatly bound in leather, and letter
gdin gold, was re ceived at the Philadel
phia post Office, directed to one Baker
mail robber, whohas been IN confinement
several months, and who has made sever
al attempts 10 escape, in consequence OF
which he was placed insirons. The gor'
ceous binding Of SO commona book hay-
inc excited The suspicion Of the jailori
tbe covers we're cut up, and two saws.a.
bout eight inches long, such as are used
by machinisls in saving iron,. were
byoucht out, and with which Baker would
no doubt have soon effected bis escspe,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

YourH TO DE HuNG,-ln Columbus
CO N. C. week before last, Elisha Arnold,
lad l6 or l7years Of age, was tried for
the murder of Mr.. Simon Dyson. an eId.
erlv man. Hewas convicted and sentenced
to be hanged in November, but an ap'
neal taken on point Of law, being al
lowed, the sentence will he suspended
Arnold shot Dyson without any other
Iproyocation than having been reproved
for bad conduct.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

gA Curious exhibition is in course
,f preparation for the Worlds Fair, by
Mr.. Vivid, NJ. p, the eminent map en-
eraver. He is constructing huge globe.
of ffiy six feet in diameter. which will
be provided with convenient mode oi
ingiess and egress the different c"un
tries Of the world will be represented
uponlhe inner. and not upon the outer
surface, and the interior will be fitted up
with galleries and starcases, so as to en-
able the visitor To make tour of the
world, aud visit each Of the countries
whose industry or productions will be
displayed in the great exhibition
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

AFAor,-The Providence r ! )JOar'
nal of the most judicious papers in
the United States. says: The col1niza-
ZION df Africa offers the only reasonable
hope of the extinction of the slave trade
That opinion may be well ventured,
when il is re membered thai African col.
onizalion has already eradicatedthc slave
trade from over 1000 miles of the west
ern coast Of thai great continent, from
which. shipments Of negroes, in close
pcnt slave vessels. were almost daily
made Sci. 10 GAG.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


GEORGE L EcKERT SIN continues At ms new
" stand oB Main sired, IN Sfaaberry's Bpiidf1gs
tleo dooys Easf Of ne Hooking PGLley Bdnk, whore
win Be found as usual general lssortmant Of CABt-
NET FURNITURE. which is admitted BY all % be
the hgest sud cheapest ever lore kept b. this place,
-. from The plcfnost to tie In <z,77fy
fs!, consisting o. h0
Se5szz@ SOFAS, solid Mahogany rsle-
CHAIRS. Tete.s -ts.ss Divsns, TABLES. stihd,, 5a.
rc1rs ana fine Bedstezda, &c &c.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE --H4 will sso keep
on hand general assortment sf CiEshha Furniture,
which viii be sold small sdvahes spon city prices,
thus obvisting the Esesasity Of cit1ehs going else
where 70 buy furniture BY making to ihsir sdyah
uge 70 purchase Of the subscriber. offering them
either home OF city DanTacturs. All iurni:ure sod
by ms will be wsTsDtsd % be well mace and turAble
materials
A GOOD HEARsE |, sig1ys IN readiness TO 1T nj
funerals. This subscriber has now and hereafter wlli
keep constantly on hEnl CJfhns Tgsly adj, % thai
he will be enabled 10 furnish them 10 few minutes
notice He will promptly stiend funerals any whore
In the coyhty without extra chsfge.
Thankful for past iavors, be resp eiuliy asks con
tinuance Of the public p5ironag- In the same build
ing Is Mr. G. Smiths Chain snl BedJtea9 Factory 50
that customers can be Accommodated 10 either line a
the sams pl4ee. GEORGE L. ECKERr.
Lancaster, November ], 1850. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

hNE WORD To YOU--No witast-r.dihs there ls .
" been an advance Of over iity per cent IN Wool
and Cotton during the lasttwevsinonths you can bay
fsEnels, sa.tinetS ans II isey ticsiHg', brown fni
81 ,sehed nuslins cheeks and sysry thing in ths DO
mestic line, as chespas ever by ceiling 81
November 8, is56 Ut. WISE's.
poNNETs AND RIBBONS A goo1 sssorIntu
Vicrs Braid .h1 pat % :oi4,i % ebi5 and i Spev gyat
Bonnsis with Tic stock 81 Ribbons suitsb bic for trim
ming, for sale BY IL TIE ( DaESgACHs
Lancaster, October %, 1850 70
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

TSsTATE OF WILLIAM TALLMAN-Notice is
IL hereby given, that the undersigned ha, been ap,
nointed and dly qualified as Executor Of the Estate
ppf W,III1Nt JA1L,tAY, deceased, late Of Fairfield
county. Ohio. All persons having claims against said
Estate will present them for settlement legally au
tbenticated within one yearand all those indebted
will make immediate payment.
''''''' ' RICHARD HOOKER, Executor.
October 25, 1850 4W%o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

A administrators Sale. The undersigned as
N Administrator of NJ. Garaghty, deceased, under an
order Of the court of common Pleas for Fairhe coun
to- will on SATURDAY. the IAN doy Of December nert
between the hours Of 0oclock A. NJ and o'clock p.
NJ before the courthouse doo offer at public sale In
Lots Nos and s, and East half of and in Caragh-
tvs addition to the town of lancaster upon the pay
n1ent of onethird in hsnd-onethird in one and the
JOHN GARAGHTY, AdmtOr.
November 1b. 1850 $3.50 5w2S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

TNSTATE OF HAAIAlON AVY.--Notice is here
IL by Civ m that tine undersigned has been appoint
I'd and qualified as lninistfltor lof tae Estate of
HAA,IoN AvY deceased late Of Fairfield county Ohio.
JOHN R. MuMAUGH, Adm'tor.
November T. 1851 4w26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
Sale Of Rcnl Esrnlc by or,,rr Of aourl

ON Saturday the lih day Of December 1850, at
" three o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises in
the town of Picerngton will be sold to the highest
bidier the following Real Estate, as the property Of
Stephen Whitesel, deceased to.wit In-Lof No Thir-
tyfour 34 situate in the town of Pickerington, Fair
field county, Ohio Appraised at 1858 ,33S.
Terms of ale-On,.third in hand and the residue
in two equal annual payments, with interest on defer
red payments from day of sale.
SAMUEL WORREL, Adnt'tor
OF he Estate Of Stephen Vhitcsel, deceased
November 10, 1851 $l5O bw9s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
nr MnrslnII,, C,inrrh SNUFF,

YEyHIs SNUFF is superior to anything yet known for
4 removing the Catarrh and cold in the head, head
ache, &C. It's an excellent remedy for many cases
Of sore eyes. Manufactured by the sole proprietor
Charles Bowen, Montpelier Vermont, and sold by the
Druggists generally through the State Of New York
and the Union Tableware OF Ii. q Gridleys conn'
Said in Lancaster by G. G. Back, NJ. z Kreider; G.
McFadden, Rushville: d. Holderman Amanda.
October 25. 1850 inns
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15

THE GREAT ARABIAN LrNMEYT. Go where you
will either see hear of the great Arabian Prepara
tion known to the people of the United States as h.
G. Farrelps Celebrated Arabian Linment. 1t has
made some of the most remarkable cures of paralysis,
rheumatism, nervous afections,spnal complanti,&c
on record and indeed as an external remedy Is appli.
cable to nearly all diseases which could possibly be
benefited by medicine of this kind,
l3.See advertisement. 2w25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-15
NEW COUNTY NOTiCE.--.T,hrf.

NEW COUNTY HOTlCE.---Tnvfs will Le
1 y presented p .tton 70 the next GeHsfal Assem.
oly Of the State Of OHIO praying for the eracton Of
la new county, 10 be TAX from part oi Lckng, air
Fl Id and Perry counties and to be known by th name
OF NATroSAt CovSrY. and 70 be bounded as follows:
Commencing ut the North ast corner Of Hopelyell
iownshipin the county Of Licking thence running
west on the line Of Hopewell and Franklin townships
in said county, to the Northeast corner Of Licking
township in said county; thence South one nile on
the line Of said township; thence West through said
townships Of Licking and Newark to the East line Of
! Union township; thence North one mile on the New
ark and Union townships line to the Southeast
Of Granville township in said county: thence West on
the line Of Granville and Union townships to the south
east corner Of 81 Adams township thence North on
the said line Of Granville and ST Albans townships to
the middle Of St Adams township on the East lin Of
said township: thence West through the St Adams and
Jersey townships to tae line between Licking aud
Frann counties th south on said county Inc "
the Northwest corner Of Fairfield cOunty thence
south on the line between Fairieda and Franklin coun.
ties five miles on said line; thence East through tn
township Of Violet TO the Vest line Of Li5ertv town.
ship thence south mile on said Liberty township
line; thence East through Liberty and Walnut town.
ships in Fairfield county to the Perry comfy line
thence North the line between Fairfield and Perry
counties two niles thence East through Thorn ant
HOpewel townships in Perry county to the West In
OF Madison township In Perry county; thence Norti
TO the line OF BowIngreen township In Licking coun
ty: thence East said Licking county line to the ln
of Mu.kingum county: thence North with the lin
between Muskingum and Licking counties to the plac
of beginning and attach to the county Of Perry froI
the county OF Muskngum the south half Of Newto
township in said county Of Muskingum, and attach
the county of Perry from the county Of Athens Il
E North half OF the townships Of Ward and Trimble
said county Of Athsns.
' October 80, 1850. oeo