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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-08
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RowERY TREArRE-BENEFIrO or Mr.. GRAnAH :
PrSsy syesins sovsmbsr 9Th 1850 viii be performsi
.ss King e ss'and ns Nae.
Banqno Mr. S,evessi La iy M.oseth. MIS- wemyss; Sing
ing Witches. NJ. sni:A. le,dlns, Hart Lawrssos 4
IoD Antoss Bsil.rd. Mr. Pope; Masis.rsts M Joriaa
half past 6; the evrtiin will rise att O'clock.
RURToNs THEATRE, CHAxBEss STREET REAR OF
~ City Hall-Friisy e.snias, November sth, will be
Jordan; Mr. cSarlss rorrsas Mr. Bland rsssk vnoea NJ
Levere To conclude with. the oond time in ,ncrca
or Love Hystery-Pn lip. King Of spain Mr. LssSsr
Don Manuel Dc BvaT Mr. Jordan Don Japhet Della rrsmba
RUSSELL Girads Mrs sserrsts Dsnns Maria Mss tooss
Boxes Dress Circle aud Parquet 50 cents Second Ts
cents Private Boxes three and I'VE Soliars
NATIoNAL THEArRE CHATHAM srsgEr. NEAR
EVENING" NcV S 49, 2: e M
with the drama o. BORN TO GOOD LUcK-Paddy ORtt-
sb raE E q n, IL : Ss q
S Our k. 81 s r. T Sansou: S wsh
whole to conclude with the Vaudeville of JENNY LIND
or Scenes at Tripler Ha-Deuns Acshane, Mr.. William
RURrON's THEATkE-A CARD-MR BLAKEs BENE-
bis FRS. ben at tbs popular essSSishmens !, Appointed
for Saturday evening November 9TH when will be performed
ttys csiS%sss" ss,j sailed EDvC ATIoy@ths SSa;
Mr. Blake Lsstre Bland Mr. johnson. skerrett.
Mr Jordan, Mr. Howard Mrs Russell hrs skerrett. Miss
interude Of singing and dancing. To conclude with
srama Particulars will be duly announced. N. B.-Th,
box book Is now open.
MADAME ANNA BISHOPS ToVRTa GRAND SACRED
10 70 SSsnss, a. Tr!er Hail on Sunday evening next Nov
PROGRAMME.
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i ITALIAN 0PEKA HOUSE Aston PLACE-HEW Ma
ehinry By Mr.. Tunison; dresses BY Mr.. Dsbeurre
properties by A. Glbert and decorations by
Grain Prices OF admission secured Seats, Parquette
and Boxes So sos admission to Parquetee and Boxes the
evening OF Performance 81 Ann hitho are, 30 cents
Ninth suescripon night Max Marsaek bess leave respect
uly 10 announce that in Consequence Of unavoidable
cumstanees and by and with the Committee
OF Subscribers there will be per Friday, and
that TIE Ninth subscription Night will place Satur
davi 10Y 9Th on which 0eeas sseorina TeREaA
fAhOD viii make her third AppeaT whom will be
formed Tor the last time Benis grand Of NORMA,
on which occasion she will be assisted by snorna A. Patti
sighor Lorin and Sgnor Noyell Max Maretzsk has
the PLEASURE TO announce that the Of
arge number OF his to the nphthe and in
con win their wishes also 70 place within the
means Of all an opportunity of seeing this
csls and actress that the Price of admission
theatre will hereafter bo so cents uday evening"
yember 9Th $780, will be perorne Bents grand
NoRhA-Norms signorina T Paredi; Adagisl, sgnorina
A Patti Pollons, Sigpor Lorni Orovso, Slguor Rove
Conductor and Director, Max vsretzek: Leader, Mr..
kreutzeri Chorus Master, Mr. Hensler Doors open
quarter before to commence at IN oeleck No free hist;
n orders,
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VnVsOOV ytars. At six rer eesi iatsrest uron Va
lunbe tmproved in the part 81 the city, worth
least double that smopnt. Nc brokerage PAID Apply 90
JARkD SPARKS, 80 John street
DARTNER wANTsD-TO 60 INTO TiRsr-RATE
business will he proved Ne must posssss tbs fol-
lovng Qualities "A notorious gooe eharsete 70 sele
sreak and write gsh and Cermsn and % dispose 81 the
sum o. f19o. Direct A. AZ the ofee % this PAGER.
DARrNERsHrP.-s2,0 TO si0o -wANrED-rO PUR-
II chase share In some soed msnufactaring o. Other
business sirc<dy established the will Ne
vsneed 90 SECURITY for susion % trust sud meat
address fer Two days with particulars s 70 business TO s.
shsw, HsTsld snse
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lDVERfNEKENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LPHA CHAPTER. NO. L. o. U. A.-THE MEkBERs
"A Of this Chapter and the Order in general invited 20
attend Alpha Chapter Saturday evening next hear
an address from Brother Fanniog. J. b. NoNEs, &C
vTBE PAINE CELEBRATION ON THR 29rH or JANU-
by Ball and Supper The friends Of the celebra-
ton disposed take part In its organization will please
meet at the Beacon ONCE Franklin square, N r. at
o'clock. MT. Paine's Works for sale. CIV
NIssOLUTI0s OF COPARTNERSHIP-THE PUBLIC
II hereby informed that have this day volu ntary
with drawn the firm of Lambert Johne Co., No. 81
Broadway, New York and that said frm longer exists
under the style Of LAMBERT, Johnes, Co.. Ss have no
connection whatever with it, and longer responsible
fer it's dealings and transactions, WIN. II. JoHNE5
New York, NoY III, lsJO
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\ TQUID HAIR DYR-ALENANDERs TRrcoRAPHy-
L. This celebrated Liquid Hair Dive has e1uaL bena
FREE from the objections 10 al sher preparstsa
intantsneous IL it elects and deyinr de-
tectior from the besaty so0r-nevsr impsrting that
purple hus 20 osmmon - AL ether dIes sinrie trial viii
supsri1rity Tor sale By Rushtor Clarke Co
Bresavay; A. b. ssuss e,rssr rultonp;rsst; ana vii,
liam neore Taylor - M,iien lane ~ Druggists es-
rally threueheut the uni.st sstes asd b. the sole
SCENTS, r. o. A. wri -, Phiia ielphia
TMPRovs IN BILL TKLr0RAPH. PATENTED eCroBsR
So sfaThe tsovs tmprsved method o. usins Bells tor
Hotels Dvsiss n:sss, s,es@sh o s9s st.snsests no~
seen IN practical opsrsNsr az the American
states wnshiny,on Hotels In this city; slso on knss
the listed states Mail steewshirs % X Csliins iss
The medal AWARDED ~ the Judges q the r.
stituts At the late far 70 this nschins All perssp
csufoued sgaiast purchasing ssF mschn. frfrnrkr ~
ssd patent they win be dealt With scsersirs " law
The msnufscturer Of this machine has eoasection IN
sry form, with r. D. Jscksen Co Of he Anrureistsr
Machine. Tor sale only ny the manufacturer,
CnAs ROWLAND, 81 Green yieh r,reet
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usoR sALE-A sPIrNDfD BAY MARE SEVEN WARS
old warranted soun3 and full sixteen hands nigh per
eey gne in every retpect well gated uudsr the sssd
md sxtrtmey good hsrncs. soi oniy for work
~ rfhioss "
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Nv ALLHALbA, " CANAL STRICT, OPPOSITE TUE
w New Haven Railroad Dcrot.-The most ohsrnius wo-
lovely forms and handsome faces In the world This
the only place whore the true LIVING pictures he
In their true Light: The celebrated Female Minstrel BaaI
tossther with the daring Arab Girls The best
In the city. Come early and Prices
admission :-Orohcstra seats, 371Sca Psrquette 80.
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Am USE m HNTD,

h"gS"AI IhEArRE-E A. MARSHALL, SOLE
Les'semo Barrett manager Bessat and Isst APP
rcSmI.s, t pns 81 sI VILLAS Don Friday evening,
stN. o.V VIII be presented Bueksont1 soGnedy 81
ssi,iA INT; Peter Pnkey sir william boa n.
.,0,es, nf. s.har Mr. Nareissus Il. Mr. shaw; Ifso
tSr W. ss Asso,, MIS- sussn suare Mrs knight.
bon; Lady Cluterbuek Abbatt an eonSnS. ,,,h ~
drama Of ROUGH AhoND-Cousin Jos Sir william Don:
Lord Plato, NJ " hi ing Lady Fla hiss Coursnhsm
poor, op.n az ~ oeecE curtain will precisely
~ iBL0s GARDEN-TIcKETsr TO AL. PARTS OF rHR
house 80 cents Priyae boxes IS Manager Mr. John
Ssfton Doors open at half psst o'clock perrmsnes TO
com nenee at 7s-The wonderful Ravel Family. Frdsv
evening. Nov. Sh Overture by the Orchestra per-
formanees to com with Exclusions the Tight Rope
BY the Ravel Family asd Leon yave To be succeeded
b. hrst time in New Yorb, talet pantomue, in six
scenes Invented and PRODUCED by Mons Brilliant with
the origin muse by Mr. alfred Brilliant called
MIRANDA To eoneivde with the paatomine Of the
CREAM MON STER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
Oaloxynre County.

FRANKLIN, Delaware Co. N Y Monday Nov 25
To the Editors Of The Ne,o- York Tribune:
That portion of Delaware County which lies
along the NewYork and Erie Railroad from its
wild, rugged and mountainous appearance, will
not give the traveller a very favorable impression
Of it, but that is the poorest and least improved
portion of the County. The interior, as we'll as
the northern and western parts are densely set.
tied and, although quite billy and broken the land
is good-much better than is generally supposed
The inhabitants are mostly of New England orr.
gin, and, as matter of course, hardy, industrious
and intelligent. Even in the Anti Rent towns
the land and the improvements are much better
than expected. Along the numerous streams
which empty into the two branches OF the Della
ware River are fine valleys OF excellent land and
thousands OF large and highly cultivated farms.
The Dairy business is the principal business in
this county although good crops OF rye, corn, oats
patatoes &c. are raised.
This is Furnishing village containing four or
five churches, tive hotels, five or SIX stores, the
usual proportion of mechanic shops, &c. and is stu
ated in the western part of the County, Il miles
from Delhi, l3 from Walton, 10 from Oneonta and
about the same distance from Unada.
The Delaware Institute, in this village, is a
large stone editce, four five stories high. and
has usually over 800 pupils. Ii is one of the larg-
Persons wishing to visit the interior of this
County, leave the New ork and Erie Railrord at
Chehocton and pass some y miles through dense
forest over an excellent plank.road to Walton, 20
miles from the Railroad at Chehocton and thence
II miles good road to Delhi. 1t is the in
ton to plank this road from w alton to Delhi next
Summer, and to construct good turnpike road
from w alton to this place. There is already
daily stage running from this place franklin to
Chebocton via W alton, and passengers leave here
at O'Clock in the morning and reach your City
about O'Clock the same evening,
At Deposit plank,ro&d is nearly completed to
South cambridge, Chenango, distance of l6
miles, which will attract the business and travel
from nearly all Of Chenango and Otsego Counties,
and must add very much to the business of that
already fourshing village. Another plank.road is
nearly completed from Deposit to Cannonsyile,
distant miles, whence it is to be made to Una.
dilla.
The inhabitants are becoming awakened to the
Importance of improving their roads, even where
they DO not plank them, and making them round
instead of oref- all The hills in their route.
There are goodly number of staunch Wings
even IN Old Delaware, aud they claim that this
County is entitled to the credit Of eecting w ash
inston Hunt The Fugitive Slave law does not
so down at all here, nor do the Silver Grags
Yours very respectfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

& Mr.. Jacob strawn' an extensive landholder
citizen of Misunderstanding 10000 acres of land in
that State-was brought down to St Louis from
the Illinois River on the 18th inst. in state Of in
sanity. He is in charge of his friends, and on his
way to Columbus, Ohio to undergo a course of
treetmcnt for his complaint. The disease is sup
posed TO have been induced By the moaomania Of
The desirs OF wealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
The Author of Alton Locke.

To the Editor Of the Tribune:
The author of Alton Locke will be glad that
YOU have noticed his work in manner which
will be likely to increase its publicity. 1t is true
that he has no American copyright, when will
this international question be settled , but MIA
object is not profit it is to bring the sorrows OF tina
mann, who suffer before the )e0 who are Ignorant
of their griefs and the still fewer who will assist
in alternating them. Can the small number ba
wondered at 2 1t is so hard for bright and glad
some eyes to be bedimmed by tears for others
woes So few Of the rich will say with Eliza'
beth in the Saints Tragedy by the same author
1--WE sitn a cloud and sing, Ike pictured angels,
And SAY the world runs smooIh-while night Del9"
Weefs the blbck fermeniing heap of life
On which our State Is built
So few OF them will Ike her, No.,
Turn into an alley meath the wa-to her own fdiace)
And step from earth 10 ielI' IN, -
This then was doubtless the motive Whch leo
m the publication of the remarkable work you
think so highly OF, as well as one OF the IDEAS oil
the above quoted beautiful poem. 1t is true that,
as you say " he does not lin this work announce
The Eyaugel of Peace, but he has done it else
where by his writings and by his acts he Is one
of the most earnest Of the promoters OF the Work.
ingmens associations in London, which | spoke
Of in YOUR number Of the 18th inst He wrote the
energetic tract called Cheap Clothes and Nasty
which is well calculated to deter the rich from
purchasing the produce OF sweating and slop SELL
ing clothing establishments: and ne mas taKeh m'
finite trouble to ascertain what is the best cheap
bread for the poor-a subject Of much Importance
in England. To do this effectually ne has lived
for weeks entirely on the different kinds OF bread
as made by himself He is one OF those VINO
teach that Christianity cannot be perfect N ms
selfish and competitive state of society that IL
cannot be perfect until Christian Socialism %
Dracticed. To advocate this doctrine he attended
great meeting of Delegates from industrial
bodies lately held in Manchester, and the excel
lent speeches he there made were well received
His feelings and sentiments only be appfe'
ciated by his own words " God knows my hears
| have but one object-that is the People" -.
true you say that the pubic nv ~a ast5 5os
for such work, but that is because hls VOTE #
ike that of all such men, could not pc known y, -
the the public. Those who know Mr.. Klngsley-tass
moral, intellectual and physical :, energy-sas
width depth and warmth Of his feelings are, are Pre- &,
pared sd' for anything good and powerful from AS
PEN In your paper November g. your composite osso
makes me say We are ingenious instead OF p as'4
uous ---
I'll n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

Ngxr STATE FAIR.--The citizens Of hocnes SIC,
held meeting on Thursday evening tor the . pal
nose Of adopting measures to secure the locasoe
p t6e next State Fair in that city COMMITTEES
Of Eli Fifteen was appointed to obtain Subscriptions
to defray the expenses OF necessary buildings scara
certain the price OF board at hotels ana a." s9
naners are putting in claims for that city
n An immense distillery has been started q
richmond, Va which it is calculated, vii co.,
sumo i 1000 bushels of grain annually . Ias
number Of drunkards. widows, orphans crins'
and miseries it will produce is not stated.
DEEP sSow.--The Syracuse Star says. a 5,s..
miles south of that city, the snow on w edng ~.
dpy was very deep. In Disco aud Tally, y II
fully tor 5 feet deep in some places "oefe u ~
drifted
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
FOR SALR.
IQY the duly authorized agent, GeovEs q. Beck Dr.
I'D s. S.Fiteh's well known and unlyoTsallY approved

10y the duly authorized agent, George q. Beck Dr.
ID s. S.Fiteh's well known and universally approved
INSTRUMENTS AND MEDICINES, -
as used by him WIKI such distinguished success 10
treating Pulmonary Diseases, Heart Disease, Dys-
Pepsia, COstiDeness, Female Diseases, Kidney COM
plants and all Diseases affecting the organs OF life.
The Instruments Aro THE AnDoMINAL SuPPoRrER;
which Is unequRlled ior beauty, ease and uttV TIE
SHoULDER BRAcE, Of the lghtest and most efficient
pattern; THE IsHALNq TpHr which is Of silver and
so small to be carried In the vest pocket and IL in
valuable TO all shaving weak lungs or feaying
predispositioh to Consumption. y
Dr. Fitch's Medicines are his prescriptions mad bv
him in his Office, 7O7, Broadway, New York and are
the result of his experience in practice Of many
years on Pulmonary Diseases only ,Tlley nre care
fully prepared by himself, and need no recommenda
tion to those who know them. If any medicine will
cure they will If beyond the reach Of medicine,
there is yet hope in using the struments and SO by,
eN panding the Lungs and forming fine chest give
room to the vital orgGns to perform their part With
a .fuH chest no one will have CONSUMPTION
Read DR.. Fvtch's Lectures on Consumption. tThers
is enough of directions in them to prevent ConsImp
ton in any one, to cure many cases. Also,
Read DR.. Fitch'S Guide to Eipoias; which Is given
away by the Agent, valuable book Of 48 pages =,
Hundreds in Ohio can attest the fact that expansion
of The Chest and giving air to the Lungs viii cure
even desperate cases Of Consumption.
For any all of the above articles call on the Agent
GEORGE G.. BECK, Druggist,
Lancaster, July 8, 1850 d&wl0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
RHE GREAT PLACE
To Purchase Ready Made Clothing
Cloths, Cassimeres, VesliRgs & TinhriHgs at prices
% suit ererp bodu eifhnz al holesae nctal iSaL

To Purchase Ready Made Clothing
Cloths, Cassimeres, Veslings & HfmhiNgs at prices
tosuit ercry body either al wholesale or retaatsat
SrGITH s. TO N Ct's,
an Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, Just between Re.
- Der & RHtss Store ard Icha Lyon's Grocery
Our Goods are fresh and OF the Olest iinportatons'
the variety very great and the stock complete
1t is needless to give lengthy description of ou
Goods suffice II say that have every thing that
would completes gentlemens wardrobe, consisting Of
every vari tn oil Coats Jackets Pants Vests. Shirts
Drawers, Suspenders CrTvats Stocks, HAndkercheiis
4csoms collars socks. Gloves together with the most
fashionable aud beautiful styles Of
Cloths, Caasinieres, Vsstin8s g. TrImInings.
80 that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made to order, do so by first leaving their mea-
sure and good TT IS warrsnted or no sale.
We keep constantly employed number ofhrst-rate
TailOrs and feel prepared 70 do all Of tailor
the hles, fashions and the most durable and slbstan
tal manner Just give us a call.
We sell low. in this there is no mistake, notwith
standing Others may say they sell FROM 80 to 90
per cent lower than every body else, and as an u,-
dence of what we saw, 1T all call aud look at cur
Goods and we feel confident that those who want
clothing will surely buy.
Bear in mind that SMITH ToNG are practical Tai
lors have followed their business for many years and
might with proprety be said to understand perfectly
the qnality and make of their Goods thntany art
Gle they sell may be relied upon being good and
substantial or if found defective in any respect Just
return it ami they E.ill give satiSle, lion
r57Dont forget the place, recol,act the name and
| enquire for SMITH s. TONG
may 81, 1859
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
up,r,rs aN oUACKs,

LEr EvERYBoDY RgAp rms CARRFvLLr'-i 3
s,Tssoariila i5r sale In the different towns called
Townssnis Sarpapaa 1t Is sdySrsed as ine olsr onn,
I;ENIINE and all tnat This Townsend Is no DOCTOR
Va % h,t was formerly worker on railroads. ca
oas and the Ee-yel he assumes he ts Of Doctor or s
, f sainns credit for what he lsnoL He says " ne
b attended o medical schools and preelced VOC hiteen
oa - Now the truth Is, he never pIaeuoed medene
Sea' HE ,ei sich ,rilft inicked misrepresentation
ooss bad 10 he character and veaciw OF the man wish
yet nc,rsy he had never made those statements OF HIM
iforoime When will men lean TO be homes; and truth
hi IN ali their dealings and Intercourse with their fellow
, lie applied to one Rue Clapp to assist him In man,
rturing his mixture, stating the large sums he would
make as m nducement embark IN the business These
men have been insulting and lbclng me IN all possible
nrms in order impress the public with the belief NAT
tho Old nnctors SarsapaTa not the genuine, original
S,rsdpaiiHd made from the Old Doctors Original Rse
pie This S p Townsend says have sold tie use Of my
name for 81 week will give him $500 II he viii pro
duce one single solitary proof ol this Ills slnemcns Of
Thompson, Skillman a. Co, arc nothing but tissue 81
fasehoods simply made deceive the public, and keep
the truth down in regard to his SourtHg termenhg com
pound This caution the public to purchase none nut
old Dr. JACOB Townseuds Sarsamria, hlgng on gc
Old Doctors likeness, his family Coat = Arms, and III
uenalureacross the Coat ot Arms.
irinciPd Office, lO1 Ndssan.sirsfi. n y CITY
JAt tB TOWNSEND.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

T The Calhoun statue has not yet
been recovered from the wreck oflhe E.
lizsbelh; as yet the sea has been loornugh.
On Friday, however. opcrali'ns were re-.
commenced. when il was found that The
boz was covered with sand 10 the depth
Of six inches. Ono of Mr.. Whipple's
men went down and commented remov
ibg this accumulation. and no doub, 10 en-,
lAftained lhat. ifihe weather continues
Ane, ~ box viii seoD 10 raissd.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27
NEW KS = rABLIsHMENT.
SAMUEL BEERY,

SAMUEL BEERY,
q AS received and will continue to receive until
M complete large and general assortment of
Fresh Groceries ssnd sundsiPs,
Which he is opening. and offers for sale at HIS OWN
STORE ROOM, North side Of Main street, one door
West of BrSISGER's WArcu MAKER SHoP, where he
will be highly pleased To see his old friends and the
public generally. ON HAND
COFFEE, a good article, at l25 cents y u
TEAS Imperial and Young Hyson, superior quality;
New Orleans SUGAR, extra fine,
LoOl, Crushed and Pulverized Sugar, beautiful
Pepper, Allspce, and Cinnamon good:
Maddcr Alum, Indigo and COppeTas, warranted;
Nuumegs, Cloves and Ginger best:
RasinS, Figs. Lemons and Orange fresh;
Salaratui, Soda, Star Candles and Tallow, fine;
EPSON Salts aud Castor Oil, gauuine
TOBACCO, superior Cavenl,h, Spun End Smoking;
Cigars, Real Havanah. Half Spanish and common;
Bed cords. Plough Lines and Broom Twine,
Batting and Csndlewck,
| Powder, F + h G., Lead Shot aud P. Caps s. B
Buckets and link Wash Boards,
Matches and SoapS of all kinds,
Shoe Blockng, combs and Pocket Books.
Notions IN cndicSs variety.
Mackorel, pictora and White Fish,
! Boston, Buar Soda and Sugar Crackers;
Superino OH Wheat Flour (best qualityD
SALT by the barrel or busAcl
Liquors Ofall kinds and purest quality adapted
! ior the use of the sick room or festive board
In fact, he has every thing in his linc and viii sell
the same very cheap,
Very shortly, will he erected in the rear Of his lot
large number Of Sheds for The use of his country
friends to which he would most especially call their
attention,
Lancaster, may 10, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-27

MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMMissIoN -Of,
fetal letters have heeu received from
Commissioner Bartpu dated lndianolo
Texas August 3lsl, from which it Ia learn
ed that with few exceptions, tho party
we're all well. One death had occurred,
that Of Richard sullivan, The servant of
Capt. Snutherlaud, Mr. NJ w. T, Chm
dler. Of Philadelphia, had boru detained
at New Orleans by sickness, but being
crnvalcscent when the party loft, was ex-
peeted To rcioin it before its arrival a.
San Antonio. m u. Worthingl"n, OF
Wshsiu9lon, in consequence of feeble
health, was compelled tn return,