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we know not what est7 More Than once The unwary oi
our party have been tempted from their party allegiance o.
arguments, such as we hear and found, late, ,a:
they were The victims OF treaccuns party mercics and
regardless OF sacred pledges in time Of yicvry and dishonest
triumph
The period will never arrive in this country when tht
Democrats and Wings unite upon a connon platform.
They are too Numerically opposed in t!c construction which
ey place upon the constitution for them agree up
on any measures of Federal or State policy
indeed the very Inducements offered at this time for the
dcsrrtlon OF old party organization insulting gaoa
sense End patriotism Old issues being dead lie Whiqs in
vite &C to unite with them in building up Union party
thus throwing out the nsutin. nslnua:on that there in
this State large and dangerous party upon the disso
luton of the Union This Union is
idle p"iext for a2arin@ question: e. The purpose Of mo-
noroang capitu out OF it for the es al benefit OF The
Wing party Gil Bus tells US OF philosopher wins
amossed fortune By taking of ii lnds Of The poor
1t is the dsncrese purpose uf political gonsls
increase their strength by pharsaica d, tion Unin
by announcing their devotion 10 it-;h Of ;or
The press from the hus!inas, uni in halls Of irn,,
ton. They Seek 10 the Capn u rc-openiua ihe
wounds healed by the Comproiass,y j.Idng up Union.
in opposition TO Ds.union p"rty win cr.cs OF "pean
upon their lips, their nhcc hc agitation OF qaes,:.s
which may again leopard Uninn.
For democrat desert the standard OF his party 10
join This sestyed Union party would be aid in The rnio
ly agitation Of the que> OF Union and Dsla;on. With
arrogatng ourselves the title Of Union party hare
in every period Of the history vi country been the ac
al Union plry;lc party imbued with deep oi lie
Importance Of preserving the rights o! the States well as
OF the Union itself Bnt wruli have thought oI
boasting of possessing the virtues race as
made our love Of the Union the theme OIL
newspaper and legislative .loicati1n-we point deGis
words the best and strongest evidence Of the dcvctn
which we feel to the Union Our love of the Union is
sncve, it is of selfish cectonccrIng policy
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THE HILLOTYPE A DELUSION.-The New oIH
State Daguerrean Association recently appointed COM 1r
mittee to investigate the alleged discovery Oh f. =: -
ors and ,hey report tina, not only has Mr.. L. L. Hill ds!u-
ded many professors In the Daguerrean ART but ha' We
N. discovery was deusion; sun,ei progress ara
mnroyement of il was deuson and that the only tousht
respecting 10 which there is densnn IS o every Que
abandon any possible faith in mr Hills abilities 10 pro-
uce natural colors in daguerreoypes--o which the "ho
history has been an unrnitgated deuslon
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Pstla|'lSG 1

g47E are now in receipt suo!y "' P"Hi EMS
AZ Am t;,,tk suitable far MISTER use "hch We VIZ
s NJ the f,cory prices IN l pounds orders vi"
BE promptly ilIed addressed 10 -cr,rs . D,Sy,y.ST
Now Nl ..-..-- - ------ D-----
-, ,SSICaI, AND II AZ Il ;aMAIlCAL sCnooi, !,
~ IOHS HART, Ja. a. NJ There are lev ''ran. - III
his School Address Jos ,Jr, Lew Store, spo'syana
Nov. elm
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
.,i,liEr pAlLY AND SEMl.WEEhLY,
ri Hl,,H +. 4 THOMAS KITCAIE, JR'
4, i, Il n X.


-. ,y,, dollars pei annum and at the ratio OF eight
~ ,or'er ier"f Than y Ie year ar, ~ f"p sne sen. H.
b. Md IN The Office. emisci by n,ai pos, I'aid
d '1Nm 49, .gaGm Al The en' "l the year.
as 90 nj, ce rlny be remcd per mail, In good aud
A. esk OF the Ediors ne possage y aa st
- ... me wri,cr II is the accumulation OF postage, IN
~s.h ssrnnvsSs ,nvssT,ssSG as tax upon Editors
u\ I'M uiREE:--For TEN lines or less iFst III
~ THE pan every succeeding iuseron twenty-five Cents
ai! my ;wice Week, three times week, thirty
ta. tsa' ,rr.d & fy do,,ar. f,r hiry lines and ir
laaa' OF sngth-excelt t' r,
i rsed LOO dollars, (paper uded
r MN lGhLY-tor TEN lines, less, first isertui
li'"".,'..i IA" |'Ii tunt,auyl!cc 30 cents.
; ;aGcc hc accompanied with The advance pay
Ei7i' ~ . ,,;,grGr.s. ~ Ia>Irc execution.
ant ributcs H respect, exceeding etsh' H"es a's
~ $.- d. ar c.rt'>.a'EtS. .b.rov,r H.
- ~ T. an imu.s to US be authenticated ey the
,rs.r IN the ncichhor!scoi. or they VII III Il"
st , - ~ measure, that has been taken TO '"'tn n
. mes, IN. pcovcd herstoort nnavaliing We mrsI
,:t' :. ,r ease upon the communicnifS being cefti'
.:t az --if'"-' RE hrrt nf The iSf'er
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,tCAAW Y.

yscg0 msl aa ~. ESCAPED from me on tho 18th OF last
'n~ s, man Is eet. inches high, and OF very
won, near ears old. and weighing about GO pounds.
= @ ri. ryr- ,c!IGci Il l!e red When spoken 10
,grg Whcn ne escaped. he had whskers not quite hall
ms ,,w Ms dress ccIssedo OF White homespun frock
.,.,.s oi The same. Inclined Ia be little para
carried osn Faululcr county Richmond sold to
ea sqi wa parcfa>sd by The 9th april, 1850, from
,H,r Narcnru Va. as have heard that his wife
I'm. s,,..cn,an, In Warreu,on. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
vii, BE- nr I Negro" u Delivered IN any sale JAIL so
= hnr s,oi ii delivered Mr. Jos Bruin, Alexandria
>, sAaii deliver 10 Ro Lunpkn in Richmond. Va.
y. .sn PRESTON WORTHY.
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Is PRrsos, HAvASA, Nov. II, 1851

Tn the Editor OF the New f"Ik Daily Times:
CONSEQUENCE of The thousand false reports that
are circulated in regard my SELF would request yoso
deny explicitly that there have been iound among my
or documents that compromise any one in any
manner whatever not even myself, if am allowed The au-
yantag ge Of defence.
I refrain from further remark pending my trial.
Respectfully, your obrdient servant,
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. -.
ue KESpECT.

Alta Reginisna Court Enquiry. ht!i 'oi M " 80 = iay oi
Virginia Militia Luncnbug CVuIt i'oo =, ' 49,
!;i lie fpi u.:Di' Ht!: !t"" W -
+, hs board by Maj,r Roosr H. Alien, 1'1 We =. =
Resolved 1n Ia with deep tcsrsi ta' we .sn ~ So-
nnurnfu and uun.y death cart JOHN "A.S"S. 1 n..
b. other officers and companions III L'h:' "''.'' "
the Companies this Resimen, i , ,,.,,..r of a;Y
pn,rd n. won by his correct department hna h'sh ee"'as
ng h hshcs, respect AMI eseeth ' a ~. ~ ~ n; vi
n.sofr,, rrs: .ee!y synndhSr ata r"HHe WIN W.
-, val ,n,; her and iun p!Iniu ~ +'''h o
an that VIII w"ar ihc a-'a 2i '=e" i''' - .--. .
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|r1ur eubscbcr has oI yraf. pos
nr an Acaltmy three miles IRON The Hh!oa ~
mi where he proposes the ih al January iH' d
SrhoI Sorthy OF the those, "i 'ec f"i
10 educ ate their daughters Every GraF'h W @
~ be taught lie has arauy 'hs's." Vno
and every facility iot lhe
Of sndis will arranged in due time ihr .ina'on % U ]
aad The rare combination OF a.aetions which mas t.
bs schools III ine
snrccnt guaranty OF eligibility of the location f"f a
tuition n very branch, except music the SUN OF sz W." 10
di noa fee of will he charged those WHO take e"'
in music Parents need fear the usual annoy ahee :"
caTcss az the above will include every expense
&C. bs .not 10 the Seminary will be provided by tie
The umbsr s.ideuss viii be limls anu rents a"'
are requested early apptcatl,Is ,,,c ., co:c
. address The ssbscribcr a. Gor'onsyille JAh"s W.
,Eu
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uessrs O. NJ. Crurchfeld,A. G. Pendleton and Ii. SIN!

uoss,. q N Cru,chfeldA G. Pendeton and Ii. Smyth
were prcscn as proxies of the State e
The financial exhibit contained in the report Is less iaVoI
e,rs Iha, the cost of renewing the Judith DAM Inc eH-
Irnoiinary difficulties experienced in constructing the aue
c, across Cedar Creek and the vexatous iaures VI co
nr. TO comply with their contracts have caused le cost
# rh division between Lynchbrg and Buchanan 10 over
@ ,Ge anornorlapns by about Sl50000 The Underwater
Riy,nna and South Side connections, VIII pa'ny, VI eu"
In. estimates about 9lOuUuU. ,,,hs
Trc nrcn bn.in-ss otle company Tor the eleven Fohhs
er!!n. 3l,; ~ September when me iSca! yc'' IS ~ ~
'n'Lr%l Is mus .i, nntes s25l 500
tT'"9H '@1I''i 49,, ,;n;,roti,, renairs &c 50 0GJ
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.r,.,,.E.G y ARM.

.,,rs. .'E S.rset near Main, Richmond, Va, Dealer
l!H : - ,cf is:,can Marble Monuments. Tonibs
-. ,tc.y description, Wall Plates, Fronts
a ->.otsS' ''-'''-'
.-A r.,r,.x,cute.in !hc neatest manner
J! .,.rv S!.a Gil, reference, promPtlyattendedto
n,yn. serve! MS apprenticeship ~ one OIL the largest
y Ir,A having much experience in the
49, nise thai al WORK executed, al his shop will give
eS>.'d''S's S,rr!i S,nth N-clv
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
partnership between the subscribers dissolved on the Sd
W., ay mutual consent. Persons holding claims will apply TO
"Ak and those indebted will IN. necessity of making pay
~'' e s"on possible. J. II. WALkE.
Il. WALkE
p COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
.as3ers entered Coparinershp, for the purpose
General Grocery and Commission Business,
s % s .ne a"i style Of j. H. WALkE co They have taken
cali snn , seaiel by J. H. Wake and respectfully solicit
J. II. WALKE.
WV COW JAS. H. COX.
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IlS 20 a.

80, .,:,s,c. i, auor i,vunty. the "' instant pf.
tntS p n ,KUI>ON Ills Ie,aans VIII ha RENE 9" - " .
o.. i VIII ri''S l
- cin.. iIs rrc d. asa a!htinces arc 'SF "'' "
tei 10 attend without furthef no'ce :.
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PH1LapslpzIA, Nov 25.-rhe City Council, This evening
passed an ordnance making an addiNona shoScip'i'
ep,n O1O 10 tho Penns lvana railroad.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
T"c seventeenth annual meeting of this Company was
Aet at the Cn"nanys office on Monday evening On
ion ii Mr. g. n. Johnson Cen john II Cooke was nu.
pointed chran. The number of represented in per
:nn "f BY proxy was ascertained to be as follows:
Pro XI,S ut!er
Commonwealth ui Virginia, l,i'o
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The New York Express of Monday afternoon, has the
following paragraph, which would seem 10 leave doubt OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

In CHA Y,rIkGlNlA:-In The Clerks office OF the
r;.uf uuur uf Gunchand county 81 November, lSol:
rng lia,cher Frances Hatcher Agnes R. Hatcher Sally G.
@ Mar, T. Hatcher Geo. $ vashon and Martha v his wife,
D X w. Dawson aud Lucy Ann his Wife, Plaintiffs:
,t and Narcissus w Miller acting executors OF Mary
deceased Jane Hatcher liza p LeRke The children and
s S twiose unknown) Of Nancy Curd. dec d.
cs H.tcher Hatcher Mary Hatcher George " Hatcher
~ Hatcher aud Richard F. Hatcher, (he last six oil whom
s.7 undcr the age OF twenty one ears, Defendants.
y. ect thus suil the validity OF supposed teeta
paper aniedto record III the county Court OF Goocrand,
will and c Mary Hatcher, decd and TO have
lss,o determined Jury authorized n such cases by
Virginia. and affidavit having made and hc' that
above named Ann Hatcher and Mary Hatcher and the
and heirs law, (shosc names unknown) o Nancy
residents of this State; aud that the said names
~ ,l,en aud heirs Law OF Nancy Curd. decd,
L. orje ed that the said defendants Ann Hatcher and Mary
an the unknown parties aforesaid do appear within one
ar publication Of this order and do what is necessary
~ their Interests and that copy Of this order be published
week for successive weeks In the Richmond Enquirer
raIer pu,,hcd IN the City of Richmond and posted at the
door OF the Courthouse oi this county on the hrst day OF
.:s1: county Court, TO be held for said county
copy-Tes;c. NAR w. MlLLhfs Crk.
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az b ,,s. ,dy;ces from Havana November 18th, tht
Capluia Gene al had approved OF the sentence aEans
Sir Thr,saer, ror will il, Told, without satisfactory
uroof that il is just"
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

o,S.WAY on r oil October last named HAIR
X gY He ioryhv1 hIy years ci little gray,
nr:ioLcl. and OF gh, brown compilations has an in
aancc. peass quickly, with slight impeachment
.g;e,i.ce HARRY belongs To the estate OF VIM FHche
y,.l and a wife Dr. Samuel Wilson'S in the county OF
whose e,hhorhood he supposed be lurking or al.
. 70 escape free Safe. The above reward VIII
m m his ap,e anil delivery either Of the subscribers
>nirsI Wight county, Va, II he IL secured III any
:, sst We can Get him agan. JOS. Is. WHITING,
e. SIIlVERS,
Guardians of the heirs OF VIM. Fichelt, decd.
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FOUR MEN DaO"NED.
BOSTON. Nov 26-Fuur hands (buGtrnen,) o'''nens
n The seonsLip ASIA were drowned last night IN attempting
.-I. tN.It
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On the 18th inst the Bar of Mississippi gave handsome
supper Jackson Judge Shakey, on the eve Oh MS
parture for Havana. s,
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce
WASHINGTON, Nov "a, lS5l.-Presiten, Fillmore mas,
hin few dars past positively stated 10 friends who hao
,heir services TO promote his views that ne was no
I'd world not become candidate for the next Presidency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

The following statement in Hunts Magazine, according
the wrer shows the average period of duplication of tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
JOHN nI. LATHAM,

r,p ,,.r,,-. WAsHINoroN CIrY, D. c.
@ ne 10 me several Courts Of the District Of Columbia
J M pelneni his proe.son which may be enruS
's; v mll ;eet zee WIN prompt attention. He refers 10
c.esSs SELpEN, "lTHERs & Co,
Gen JNo. VI. McCALLA Washington D. c.
,,- JAMES J. MILLER Esu
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THE TREASON TRIALS.

SAILING OFlnE CAMBRIA
NEW WORK Nov 26 The steamship Canlo'la, It.
l. EnT s,r 7 iysrnonI taking out 100000 in specie
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KENTUCKY UNITED STATES shNAtoh. aS;f,, ,,r0
Ea..xr,nr Ky. Nov 25.-The Kentucky Legislature
hao,s 10 lay for Senator. Ga the last ballot INC
vote stood: For Merriwe,her, Democrat o9 DSn" nna
Is: Helm, Wing, l6; Marshall, Wing, Il "'ms' = '"%'
4 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

MR.. WEBSTER NOMINATED FVN rnE2 ,,,,. ;n
IA pos.;uL Nuy 26--Tnn Wins Of MASSACHUSETTS,, III
nyrnti,n have nominated the Hon. Daniri "epae' 'o'
Il IL I'M lIni.d Siltcs
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s,p1 EXCHANGE HOTEL R7cHMo1n- VA.

lg,IliS IliSohaASGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
and excren.ly arranged Hotel has closed
paiu;, . months, during which il has entirely
newly many impoan. Improvements made. Ii has also been
cnno be surpassed by any Hotel 10 The Union Ii is
general me reception of guests and the travelling public
Sem IT, .isc'iuily solicited, by JOHN p BALLARD,
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NORFOLK. Nov. 2l-lhe Democrats are havlns "
nraao r.lly and torchlisht procession t'igh i' ''
hn putt 10. morrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

MASSACHUSETTS, ELECilIS.
poSToS Nuv .C Euit tturas iron! u" r'rch fs.i'"
INV ,nr chor, OF i91 Nhi.-ai! ottors, %uo VI 'hs'e
tt.,. a., |, gate VT IL .. cost"
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THE TREASUN lRIiLo. =;
nu1t ,DEIptJIA Nav 26 The whole number OF Ju
rrs in The case Of tansway, ara;gncd upon charee
Tosnn has been obtained. The prisoners behaved "i'
much seIs-possesson Alter G"lahhe"ha '''o J"'!' "
.,rrt ,,,;nurned ill Friday.
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+ s'i'E.i, FROM .ENiS

NEW ORLEANS Nov 25.-Th" steamer LOUISIANA l5I,n ~
Texas has arrived bringing dates oin 'a'SS"'' - "
instant. I'M 40 c,u.,rhe In
diaus ana succeeded in recoTcfng = car'iscs '!c y ~
+, ia ,enored that Cen tavaal the Ins'geni Chte has
roc.iypa an acc. ion Of 100 men 10 1,,s otna
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SOUTH CAROLYN A


P.ITINORE Nov 26 -Tar iirssi-c ot III" " '''i'"'
of Su,h Carolna has con.nun!c.tH 10 r - '@'a
,ure Of the State /. is strong S"uhe:h is'e"'' '"'"
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ct1,RIESTON Nov 26 IN. British ship Virginia "a
bosn wrecned oil Cape Romanl. Ten oi her ere" "s
icd nm az sea by lie steamer Van-bet-the re'nahE'
consisting Of nine persons had not been heaId ifo =
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,rr, LEE d, BAYLY,

,,~ro,. LEE d. BAYLY,
DR;crihcorR AT LAW, RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
Coun. IN all the Courts Of the City Of Richmond and the
ies VI heirieo, Chesterfield and Goochland. .s.t
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, .
Ret.rsr.. JAMES X. LEE.
vIe-sanuel Taylor ESQ, street, I'd
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W ,,a situation Teacher in private Iamlly or
EnsIh IN an academy by genenan we'll yersed
p, ches Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathena-
ca, v, n &C The brst OF and recommen-
Box S ~ 'e s''ehi Address "EPSILON Richu,ond Posoice
,.--.. ,,.--1- Nov. 7-ctf !.
SmtIAiioS ma WANTED.-A young gentleman who i qua
l ea"h Tue Latin and Greek Languages, the ordinary
.n VINO Is native Of Virginia. and give the best
asn % obtain situation private tutor in
1fnan, Alexandria, Va. Nogl5-eo2w :
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
TELEGRAPHTC DISPATCHES.
Varfhsr IIeports Of InsurrselIon.

WAsBISGroE, July 90.
We learn by gentleman just arrived here from
Havana, that that city, 0t the date OF his leaving.
25ih inst. was filled with rumors Of a revolt a.
g inst the provinces IN The eastern part Of the Is.
land. The report WINS that three companies Of the
regiment ofcartabnra had thrown down their arms
and went over ~ the Creule Insurgents. The 70.
mainder had been publicly disbanded III Havana.
Another report was that the people OF Sun Juan
dc Los Remidos were in open insurreciiou, and
already established u Provisional GovernDent.-
Another insnrreciion had broken out at Tunis,
and q detachment Of Spanish troops had been de.
ieaied, while pursuing the insurgents, With a loss
OF from 200 ~ 800 men.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

CRANES PANoaAMA.-This work Of art
has been exhibiting in our town the past
two or three evenings, aud win continue
during the present week. 1t has given
general satisfaction and is well worth
seeing. Last evening in addition to the
Panorama, those two celebrated oil paint
ings of the Temptation and Expulsion"
were exhibited. These paintings have
been very highly spoken Of and have e.
liciled great admiration. There will be-
another exhibition this evening. and all
should attend. who have not yet seeu
them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
HBALrH OF LANcAsreR.-Thus far the

HEALrH OF LANoAsTeR.-Thus far the
present season. the health of our city
has been unusually good. 1t is seldom,
very seldom, that we hear Of any severe
attack of any disease, and it does seem
to US that the care taken by our "City
Fathers" in keeping the Streets and AL
leys in proper condition has much to do
with this, Il is the cheapest plan after
all to prevent disease. aud ell should be
willing to pay handsomely not only for
keeping our city in fine order, but also, if
necessary, to provide poor rates for those
that have nothing to do.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
Jnly "a, 1851
Sale of the GAINESVILLE and MaysviIIe Turn
pike Road.

PURSUANT to a decree of the court OF common
Il Pleas Of Muskingum county, in the case of Amos
Benton VS.. The GAINESVILLE and Maysville Turnpike
Road company, at the April Term A D.lS5l, thereof
and by virtue of an order of sale therein,to me direct
ed, by said court,-I will, ON FRIDAY, the 26h day
Of September A. ID 1861, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. M. and A o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the door
of the court house in the city of Chillicothe, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder therefor, the GAINESVILLE and
Maysvillo Turnpike Road, and al. the property, fran
chises and privileges belonging to the said Road com
phny, agreeably to The provisions Of the Act of the
General Assembly Of the State of Ohio, entitled "An
Act for the sale Of the GAINESVILLE and Maysville Turn
pike, and to provide for the payment Of its d ,bts,'
passed March %, A d. 1851.
And further give notice, that in case said Road shall
not be sold on the day above mentioned, | will on the
following day, at the same place, and between the
hours before mentioned, offer for sale as much of said
Road as lies between GAINESVILLE and Sinking Spring
in Highland county. The purchaser or purchasers,
IN addition to the payment Of the sum tor which said
Road must be sold, will be required to finish said Road
lying between said city of GAINESVILLE and Sinking
Spring in HIGHLAND county, and to build a bridge over
Jonathan's creek, in the manner and within the time
prescribed by the Act authorizing this sale.
A. BASSEFT ReceiUcr,
In the case Of Amos Benton Us. The Zdaesriuc and
MaysuiHe Turnpike Road Company.
Lancaster, July 10, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

TNHE subscribers respectfully inform the public
l. that thew will be in ancaster one day each week.
generally on Friday and are prepared to color all
kinds Of Goods, such as Silk, Woolleu, Worsted, Lin.
en- and Cotton, any color from the brightest to the
darkest.
Securing Done.-Scouring and cleaning all articles
OF every kind done in the best manner-Ladies dres-
ses and all kinds of wearing apparel.
Ledies and Gentlemen wishing any work done in
this line, will please leave their articles at Mr.. Cly'S
IaUern. where they will receive prompt attention.
BRECHT 4 SNYDER.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 2mI3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31
To the PnhIic.

A N Advertisement appeared in the Lancaster pa
IA pers a few weeks since, signed VIM. S. WERDIN
proposing to accept our challenge to trot Tor BELL
FOUNDER against any stallion in the State for ONE
THOUSAND DoLLARs, and stating that he was ready
to trot PRIEcE HAL against him, and invited us to put
up a forfeit of $500 to close the race. We called on him
at Lura for this purpose, and in hepresence of several
respectable gentlemen, (whose names will be given
If necessarily he declined making a match to be go
yerned by tho usual rules regulating trotting races.
We therefore consider him disposed Of until no is
willingt to acccde to our proposition,
GRIM & PEARsE.
Jnly "a, 1861. u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-31

THE FINE ARrs.-Just at this time. the
fine arts are iourishing to an unusual ex-
tent in our city. Mr.. Bancroft still con-
tinues to give general satisfaction with
his superior portraits; Cranes beautiful
Panorama Of splendid views attracts con-
siderable attention; Mr.. Teller takes life
like pictures in the shortest time; Miss
Monroe a6ver,ises to teach painting and
we trust will be woll %patronized; while
our own Mr.. Reed in the way of landscape
painting, is occasionally producing a'ric'
ture which challenges admiration. Sue
cess to all.