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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

CRY oF LAScAsrER - The Meeting on Sdtur.
day Eveaing.--A lursc number of our citizens.
met in the CoHf, House on Saturday evening. to
hear aud aiopt the report "l the Committee nP'
pointed at a previous meeting. The report WI.
read as a whole and then tue IN ,ieriJ portion as
dopted by sections with bu, iew amendments,
The principle frntures my be stated as fol-
Eows:-Ths City 20 be divided into four Wards by
Main and Broad otreet;a Mayor to bo elected Ivy
the people; each Ward to elect two Cuuncilmen;
tho City CoanI t., hnvo the power 10 orpuin,
their MiuisteriA uIIic.lH nv new debt 10 he con-
iraotcI uItil tie old Que is cancelled. which is TO
be within three years. there il an exception to
this in case II Railroad subscription is deemed ne.
cess ry;l each Ward entitled 10 iisown share of
al Improvement tax; the Council has the power
generally to suppress disorder aud promote The
Interests Of the City and comfort Of the citizens
Tie meeting was characterized with harmony
aud good feeling. Opinions were freely expressed
aud amendments freely discussed. A very urge
portion of our people, So fur MS we are able to
Judge. desire the proposed change in the Govern
ment ur our town aud all that is required to trans
form it into ciiy"is the assent Of the Legisla
ture. This We suppose viii be obtained without
any difficulty
The nnits Of the corporation we're only extend.
ed 80 rs 10 brug uuder the control Of the city
Council tho road lesdlna from Hgh street north
10 the Pleasant township line.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

Tue BABEs IN THE SNow.-A CORE
spondent of the Boston Transcript mar
rates a singular incident which happened
in the village nf Piedmont, NH. las
week. Two little children, one FIVE ana
The other three years ofage. slrayed from
home. Not returning at dark genera
search throughout the night was made
by tho people Of the village. In the morn
Jug the children were discovered in al
open field, lying upon the frozen ground
and locked in each others arms one sleep
ing soundly aud the other awuke. Al
though the night was a severe one, the
little ones have shown as yet no i'll effects
from tho exposure. 1t is wonderful how
two succh lllle children could pass a
winters night upon the frozen ground
without perishimg
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

INTERESTING FROM HAYTr.-- Further
accounts from Hay,i. IN the lst instant
have been received al Boston. The pau.
C on account of,he ravages Of cholera al
Jamaica had subsiJed, not death hav.
ing occurred from it at Port au Prince
The Emperor is to be crowned on
Christmas day-the Crown aud other in
sigma of Royalty having arrived from
FInnce. The lstof February has been
liked upon us the time Tor marching a.
gninst the Dominicans. The Emperor
had gone with his new fee, To port a
bout twenty miles distant, on u pleasure
excursion. Three men had been shot nj
Port AL Prince f"r TREASON. The new
crop "f coffee came in slowly on accoun
nf the heavy rains,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
AnGuMgNr AoAINsr L,uur H,rs

ARGUMENT AGAINST LIGmT HATs.-A
distinguished physician gives the follow,
ing remedy for round shoulders: One Of
the most etiec,ual means ot removing
ain"ping aud even Of checking incipienl
lateral curvature Of the spine, is by ma.
king tho patients carry weights on their
head, gradually augmented; this com
pels ull tho muscles, by which perpendic
nlarity is produced aud preserved, 10 ex'
ert themselves, aud by this exerlion they
grow; andes the body cannot he allowed
to bend forward orIo either side. the
muscles gradually pull all the homes and
!igamenls int0 their proper position. and
keep them, ss well as themselves, in due
posiure.
Thus cast iron hsrs would not only be
q durable protection E,s tho hoad, hut an
.ass'stance 70 the shoulders
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
south Carolina RIusterIng

COLUMBIA, South Carolina, Dec 81.
The Governor spni 10 the Senate information
thai there nre $500 900 Of n bnhnre Mt the dispo-
sal oi the ordnance hoard Tor the defence Of The
Sinte aud asked that $50 900 he added to the Go
vernor's contingent fund to be used only in case
of actual hosliliiies.
The House passed the appropriation bill but
The Seunie ,lissented from H.
The Senate elected Il. w. Barnwell, John IL.
Richardson. W Hampton and Langden Cheves
ns dennlies elect 10 Southern Congress, To be
held in Montgomery Alabama on the I'd January.
1852.
A grind salute WIS fred by r"questo Of the Go.
vernur at both Columbia aud Charleston, imme.
dmlely upon the news Of the decisive action of
both Houses oithe Legislature upon The question
Of Southern Congress aud a State Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

MR. WEBSTER ABOUT To BECOME
New YoRKER. The Boston Herald ha.
an intimatiou, in connection with sale
on Saturday last, Of 900 bottles Of wine
imported by Daniel Webster. that he il
preparing To fix his residence in New
York city, when he shall have retired
from his present position in the Govern
meut. aud is disposing Of his property to
that end. The statement is not to be- re
ceiveh without pretty decided doubt as
20 its correctness. Soma Of the wine
brought 81 per bottle. Every person
present seemed anxious 10 get at least
ono bottle of tho "Cnnsri'uti"n," so call
81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
THE GROWN OF TuoKNs.

Rev Mr.. Bnlinch, lately Of Washington, M
now Of Boston, treats this solemn subject in
presovely aud in vein oi trur poetry ia the f.,
lowing stInzm:
A Crown inr the destined King
The weight t gold hy David horne,
From conquered Ammun lOru
To David's her The regal circle bring,
Aud let the ruhys ravs
Iuin with the >npplirc's blaze
To make for Judls Lord an Offering.
A Crown for The gentle friend
Whose heart with human love o'eIIlows,
Who feels Tor human wO,s
The rose aud myrtle with the olive blend,
Aud let the mingled wreath
Each sollest Odur breathe,
Aud nusics liquid melody attend.
A Crown nr the Lurty One
For him whn reigns IN heavenl y might,
Next Ia the Infinite!
But whit were worthy of Gods holy Son,
Unless nights dindem
With every starry gem .....
BY Angel hands were laid before his llroncl
Crown Of the piercing thorn
Was w0ven for thut sacred brow,
And lu! the soldiers bow.
And hnil the meek Redeemer king in scorul
Christian there fix thy gazel
Nor gems nor starry rays
Equal the q rics which TINT crown ndom.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
Another Dreadful Steamboat DIsa-ter- Ma.
ny I.iyca Inst.

NV ORLEANS, December l3-The large and
commndions Steamer South America wis totally
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. nenr Rnvou
Saln. and regret 10 state some thirty 10 forty
sonis perishcd in the flames nnd by drowning -
There were altogether two hundred persons M
hoard, including one hundred United States sol
dirrs. who were going Ia Texas Seven of The
soldiers are know IN have persisted. The boat
was totally destroyed in twenty minutes after The
fire broke oui together with the baggage Of the
passengers nnd every other description Of pro.
perry on board. The scene was most appalling
Many ol the passengers jumped overheard from
the flames which Lad enveloped them and they
thus sunk Ia u watery grave. Others saved them,
selves by swimming ashore. The names oF the
sufferers have not been nscertainpd. II Is moi
stated how The fire originated. This snd catas.
lrophe has cast gloom upon our people. We
have been Singulnrly unfortunate within the past
few days in the wuy Of Ste mboat accidents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

SKATING. The Boston Journal says that
the exhileraling and heaIthiul sport of
skating is rapidly b' cunning popular in
that community. Those who areadvanced
in years do not deem it unbecoming to
indulge in this amusement; even the gen
tier sex lend hand to the skating par.
Ties by their presence and participation.
The sport has long been fashionable in
the European cities, and numbers among
its devotecs many who move in the high
est circles of society. Ladies skating
clubs are not uncommon. aud some Of
the mnst proficient skaters are found
among their me mbers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

I y VERMONT MULTIPLICATION Law
The BratrIeboro (Vt) Eagle repeats the
iniimaIion that the recent law of the
Legislature of that State in effect nu Ii
Tying the fugitive slave law. was passed
without the rutiny ol even the full
knowledge "i The Legislators. The bill
is said I" have been brought out on the
the last day of the session. when large
number of the representatives had left
for their homes"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

EURST OFTHE SEASON. -Reeeivedby the
IL fast line, few boxes of Fall and Winter Goods in
advance of the large and well selected stock Of Goods
purchased by HENLEY;
Lancaster sept. 20, 1850 20
EDRlNTS--Now opening some beautiful Merimack
Il Hamilton and Coche Prints, choice styles at
sept. 20, 1850 HENLEYS.
SHAWLS.--k nice variety Of Woolleh ShawS suita:
- BILE for winter wear. striped plain, aowered and
blanket at HENLEYS.
sept. 90, 1850. 20
AIDES don't lorgetto call and see those beautiful
lfGoods,row opening at HENLEYS:
October 2, 1850 " u
GINGHAMS.--An excellent article ofwinter Cling
w hams, plain, narrow and broad bar At ,,.,,,,
sept 90 1850 HENLEfS>
| GfENTLENfAN'S WEAR -CaEinets, lnseys, Jeans
sept %, 1880 hENLEfs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

ACCIDENT TO JonN RoUGn.-The Mad
ison Coulter, Of the tn. regrets 10 re-
cord an accident to the President Of the
railroad on Sunday morning last, about 2
O'Clock, while descending the plane in
his buggy a Smal! car, weighing LOO
lbs. constructed for The purpose - in en-.
deavnrng tn escape falling rock, he ran
the car over one that had recently fallen.
The car was thrown oh, and the Presi.
dent thrown some rods. considerably bat
tered aud bruised, but not seriously, We
are happy to say. injured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
MINIsTgRiNG SPIRITS We are told

MINIsTgRiNG SPIRITS We are told oI
"mnisteriug spiIiIr," by lips that cannot
lie; and il were sacrilege 10 doubt their
missi"n. But they come never to torment
or terrify - they hold no communication
with the eye or ear Of sense. In that sol.
emn hour, when the soul h0vers half way
between twO worlds, when the veil Of
earthly vision grows transparent with the
dawning light Of eternity, it may bet
must be-that reveaIings through that
veil are sometimes given.
A little girl in a family Of my acquaiu.
tauce, lovely and precious child, lost
her mother at an age too early to fix the
loved features in her remembrance, She
was frail as beautiful; and a. tho bud of
her hrail uurulded. il seemed as If w0r by
that mothers prayers To turn instructive.
ly heavenward.-The sweet. conscien
tious. and prayer loving child was the
idol ofthe bereaved family - But she IA
ded away early. She would lie upon the
lap of tho friend who took mothers s
kind care of her, and, winding one vast
cd arm about her neck. Now tell me a,
bout my mammal" Aud when the oft
told tale had been repeated. she would
ask, softly, "Tako me into the parIor |
want to see my mammal" The request
was never refused; and tho alitcionate
sick child would be for hours contenred.
ly gazing on her mothers portrait, But
Pale and wan she grew md woakly-
Beaing all her pain meekY.
That to them she stiil grew drarer,
As the trial hnur drew nearer
The hour me al last, and the weep,
ing neighbnrs assembled to see the little
child die. The dew Of death was already
on the Anwer, as its life sun was going
down. The little chest heaved family
spaspodical'y.
"Dn you know mo, larling?" soLbed
close in her ear, the voice that was dear.
est; but it awoke M answer. All at nuce
a brightness, as if from the upper world.
burst over the child's cnlolless c0untc.
nance. The eyelds flashed open, the
lips parted, the wan curling hands flew
up, in the lilIe ones last imPulslve rf
fort, as she looked percingy into the far
above.
"Mo,he,!" she cried with surprise and
transport in the tone and pissed with
that breath To her mothers bosom.
Said distinguished divine who stood
by that he'd of joyous death. "lf | had
never believed in The minisiralion of de-
parted ones before. could not doubt it
nov !"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
Congressional.

WAsHISGroN, Dec. %
SENATE Mr.. Dawson of Georgia, appeared
and took his seat
Messrs Clay aud Cooper presented petitions in
favor Of The mndf atinn of The Tariff,
Mr. Benton introduced and explained his bill
reIinquishing the collection nf tolls for the United
States Stock in the Louisville aud Portland Ca
nal
Mr. 7|itury resolniions relative 10 removals
from office was taken up aud postponed to Friday
next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-E
lection ofa U. S. Seaator.-The Wash
ington Southern Press contains the fol
lowing dispatch, dated Dec. Is:
The House passed almost unanimous
y bill. FIRST, tn elect delegates To q
Southern Congress, by the people, in DC
tnber nex,; I'd, to elect members to
State Convention in February next. to 81
on the call of the Governor, if he shoul,
deem it Unnecessary befnre the next session
ofthe Legislatnre} if not. at time to b.
fixed upon by a majority Of the House
There were only twelves nays. some q
whom preferred immediate action. Thes,
bills hal frs, reading in the Senate i'm
mediately, which will concnr. Large ap
preparations are to be made for the Stat,
defence.
X. b. Rhelt has been elected United
States Senator 10 day by ve y large ma
jority over Hammond.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

THg OAmY GALETrE-T The Second Volume. -
This evening we issue the first number oH the sec
ond volume OF the Daily GoseUe It will be
sent to all Our old subscribers whom we have not
been ac 10 SEQ nnl 10 several new ones who
have deemed it worthy Of patronage, phe for
rner we trust will cuntiaue without M exception,
while TO tho latter We expect To add many addi.
tionnl ones.
The coming ycar We expect To add additional
interest 10 It's columns. Our arrangements lO
telegrnphc Intelligence have Leeu improved at II
considerable expense nnd our time shall he de.
voted to rendering the ppprr acceptable to the
citizens Of the city. The citizens Gun keep the
paper about without difficulty aud rs our patro.
nage mcrcnses, we shall improve ii in appearance,
size and lnatter. We hope that all will take the
subject under considerations our list Of subscrib.
era can aud ought to he double,.
There will also he more regularity in the de.
livering OF ilrc pnper 10 subscribers aud the col
lecting Ut subscriptions. In all cases, " there week
ly payments are desired, such subscribers will be
waited upon regularly nud where my miss theil
papers through neglect ur nalverlence the evi
will be promptly r. medIri
Reader paying or non-payms! We MO agar
ahoa, Tor the second yenr. The rulcrprize ia i,
your hands The former can speak u kndl,
word for us 10 the latter, and II tho paper i. co,,
sidrred Of sufficient interest IN create increase,
custom In ito bcsalf. We wouId respectfully IL.
that no delay be had in signiiyiiig thu ac, To u,
We keep the paper up bernuSe our nhl shNrber
desire it.in tho hope that very m'ny more Of ou
people will entertain The same opinion, Do nc
all wall To be called upon Rsmcn,hcr the Raj
road enterprise commences with our second yrar
Both should be effective
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27
By Te;egraSA Jor tAe Daily Lqncq.tsr Gazette
Arrival % .ho s.eamsr A1rIea,
LATER INTELLIo eNCE from EUROPE



The Steamer Africa reached this city on Sun
day morning. She experienced very heavy
wenther during the entire voyage The Africa
at past o'clock Saturday evening pussed the
Arctic heuce for Liverpool fifty miles east o.
Sandy Hook.
The threatened war in Germany from current
reports. seems 10 have been staid for the present
mud as matter of course, the Influence OF amica
ble news Is almost instantly expected on various
markets The scarcity OF money continnes 10 al
act much attention and liiiS caused still further
advance in the precious metals. The Money mar.
ket has greatly improved
| The Gr,n market in liverpool is quoted firm
aud at other pInces it appears rather lansnld
| GERMAN AFFGrRS.-W With regard Ia German
| Afirs. there seems considerable doubt. The
London Times of the 28tb, remarks that
the question whether there he peace or
war is yet in great doubt. and orders Tor
armaments on both sides have not been suspend
ed The Ministry at Berlin appears to be IN u
disorganized stale aud the proceedings have nut.
uIally drawn forth various conclusl"ns aud mis-
giyngs as To the actual state Of negotiation II
they had been really lnvorabe it is thnnght Prus
sia would so inform the public At Vienna, the
purchase of horses md munitions of wnr is still
continued. II is said thal---has been loiled
Dn the basis proposed by tlie Schwartzenburg.
ESGLAND.-The Paral excitement has very
much subsided The ref cting porinn Of the peO-
pie are beginning to view il more liberaily and
with better spirit.
FRAScE.-Advices ON France ARE nnimport
ant. Everything appears to be merged in the
German question:
Ahxgrs--Liperpoo1 28h Nor Small sales Of
Lard 38s. Cheese active Breadstnffs oi all kinds
very firm The value ofnl articles fully maintain
ed anG the quotations Of last week steady. I'm
ports Of Flour 81 3S2 barrels aud l5 l2i sacks.
wheat l6443 quarters. Present prices OF articles
are Z. s white 6s 4,laGs I'D: Bed do IS ad05s 10
for 20 bs. Western Cannl Flour l802as Cd;
Ohio 23s 6da24; Baltimore 23sF023s Cd; super
fine Canadian "1s02ls Cd Indian Corn advanc
ed 6d per qua ter: sales To fair extent have been
made nj 3 sl53ls 6d for Northern yellow and Bis
6dd32s Cd for white; Southern brings 29s 6d0
3Os Cd. Indian Meal is quoted at | IS 6d0 l5s for
1876 lbs
The Tobacco market continues frmer with a
good demandi supply light: tendency upward
Coffee steady At previous prices without activity.
Sugars aud MolasseS firm with good demand
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

srrciFtc Asp An vlLoREA DUriEs.-The nv,
erago yearly import Of sherry wine under tariff
Of specific ,inties passed 10 ls42 was IL 500 gal
louS, at an average value Of 81. sea per gallon.
The average import under the I'D valorem duties
"fist6 is Iss 1875 gallons, at an average value of
80 cents per gallon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

TmR ODD FELLnws AND THE UNoN -
II is stated that the Odd Fellows in New
York contemplate giving public ex-
preston of sentiment in relation tn tho
Lisnrganizing movements now on foot -.
A meeting Of some Of the lodges have
been held, aud a correspondence is To be
opened with the Southern lodges to ob
tain their views on the subject.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

Tne DrGrM ~ HUsBASD ASD WFE Al
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, tile bodies ni James
Farley aud Sarah his wife were found deal in
their bed at tkoir dwelling, M the West Chester
road. They had been sleeping in n chamber ad
Joining, in which was coal FIRE. The gns from
this fire had for several nights affected Mrs. Far
ley, WIN, with her husband, were ignorant Of the
cause They were natives Of Eng anl. A child
in tie sulne room csmpelary seripns effect.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

EFFECT OF lNTEMPERANcE.-- A promi.
nent citizen of Boston. who has lately
become intemperate, in a fit Of delirium
tremens, last week, touk halchet and
chnpped off all the fugers Of one of his
han1a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

MINISTER At Russia Honorable Neil
Browu, Minister at Russia, has written
home that he shall ask to be recalled ne xt
summer He says there is much less a.
merican trade with Russia than formerly,
and what there is is mostly through
Great Britain. The whole ceremony be.
tween the Emperor and himself. at his
presentation. was mere conversation ui
ten minutes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

DR. De BENNEvILLE. one Of the most
eminent physicians Of his time. died near
Philadelphia on Tuesday. His age was
ninety'one years. and it Is remarkable
fact that he has resided during thai whole
period in the house where he died. hav
ing been burn in it. The partner Of his
long life sill survives, aged 93, He leaves
large fortune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

SPECIAL CoNGREssIuNAL ELEcTInN IN
MASSACHUSETTS, The Governorof Mas
sachuse,ls has directed elections tn be
held in Districts No. 9 and 4, for another
trial for members of the 3lst Congress, and
in Districts No 3. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7 and 10, for
a second trial for members Of the 32d
Congress, IN Monday, Jan 90, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

ExcLLLEsr sASuAESr- The following
sentence occurs IN a Thanksgiving sermon delv,
cred st Phi'adelplil hy the nv. M. Brain.
nrd:
''He who counSels Resistance Ly E,rce IN nm
e1isting law, without intending a Tey,,lution ~
give better government is M assaAsin.''
Nothing 10 more truo thon ihi' remark.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

CoLumBrA, the cspitalof South Caro-.
lima. has 5000 inhabitants-of whom
3.l4s are whites. iO6 fee cnlored. and
1850 slaves. Richland district, which
includes Columbia. has 20.243 inhabi-
tants. of whom 6 .777 are whites, ass free
colored, and 1878 slaves.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

MArIsERs on DAY BALLs.--The eHc OF Loni|
vile are enjoying themselves ul brilliant entertain
mcnis denonlnated malinres, or day.bnlls. These
generally take place at midday. when the shut
ierSare closed, gus is lighted, the company assem-
bio, colillons, wuzes, pokas, aud fliriutioDs, he
come the order Of the doy, as they have hereto
fore been the order of the night. at fashionable as
semblies.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

MASSACHUSETTS SENATE, The Gov.
ernor and Council of Massachusetts have
counted the votes for State Senators-2S
democrats. and IL wings were elected
aud there are seven vacancies.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

HNO ali whom il may concern.-Having dis
IL posed ofmy stock Of Goods to Mr.. JACOB PLour
and givenup business, wish all knowing themselves
indebted to call and pay up Immediately and save me
the pain OF leaving some for collection with proper
officers on the first of January next
JAMES c. MACCRkCKEN..
Lancaster November 90, 1850. So
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

Mn. WEnsER's VINES s-Tbe secret Of
the late sale Of Daniel Webster's impor.
ted wines, at Boston. il is said, lies in bis
having been elected an honorary member
of a Temperance society.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

RrGuizoi, the celrbn,sd statesman. ha. r..
turned to Par''w where he .ukes up li, winis
quarters. We have seen It ihhmited That he u
ficipsiss the early r"snlIof the RoarLo n to ID,
throne Of France.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

Aboriginal REMAINS "A recent flood
on The river Dan. in North Carolina. by
washing away the embankmenls, has dis.
closed numerous skeletons of human be-
ings. pieces fearlhen ware, Indian uten-
sils &c. which seem To have been sudden.
ly buried by s"me catastrophe. not unlike
an avalanche Of earth from an eminence.
Some Of the skeletons are found in sit
ting posture, and are nearly perfect.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

SPEcle FOR EuRoPE The steamer
Europa, which left Boston on Wednes'
day last for Liverpool, did carry out
$1,000 900 10 Gold. Ii has been heretofore
stated that she carried OUT no specie.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-12-27

Marshal HA1NAv's RrTUdE --rhe ke, per ol
the George public honsr, where Aalshh tiaynau
He'd from Bnrclny & Perkins dnymen, has been
obliged to take the benefit ol the inA.,v,nt debt
orS' act. The number Of curious yi.itevs To hia
house was so great that the regular customers left
and his business wns brnkrn M.