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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
LANCASTER, Tbun.lny, Jan. % 1851
New York Market.


NJ YoGE. january 2i-P. ~
Flour active; sales iJOO bbls. at sl;430tjO0
Tor mixed to go"d Western and roun hooped
Ohio. Wheat in more demand; sale, GOOO bush
els handsome Michigan at SHE; 1000 bushels
Gennesee at $l;2j. Corn scarce and better; sales
1000 bushels new at 70 Pork old mrss tunei;
uther descriptions steady; sales 800 bmrels NJ Sl2G6
Sl2;l24 for lness; S9:25 Tor prime, $3.50 for new
ness; 81 l;i7 for sour Beef active; sales 200 bar
rels at 8 IA 100 for mess; 5OG for prime; mess
held frnIy at $l59SlG. Beef hams saledbe nj
6S. Packed meals scarce; sales $50 terces al ID
Ia arrive. Cut meats easier; sales 1000 pieces Civ
cut Hams 10 arrive at III. Lard with firm sales;
100 barrels old sold at B; ~ kegs nl q. Ohio Bat
ter in better demand at 9OI2 Whi,key easier:
sales $50 bbls. nt 2G02Gl clnsne at 9G} Tolac
co quiet Maryini74. L.nsreI Oil actlyc sales
5000 gallons at 90. Sugar quiet; salestjO hhds
common Orleans at 590G4. Mollsses easier; sales
80 barrels at 81. Coffee firm; sales 500 bags
Rio at ll4WlI}
NEw YuRN, Iniunry 22-M
CattIe-Oicrings ij0 head Beeves, jol south.
erll. tue remainIer from this State; Cows and
Calves $50; Sheep ard Lambs. sles at sea p 10
USjj0. which is n fraction higher. 900 leit over
Flour stentIy; sales 1900 blrrels nt St9i@$I; 5
good and round hu,ped Ohio s. 2JV S. so; fancy
Ohio $i,G240$j7j: Extra ditto Sj750 $j.37 -
Wheat unchanged; no snes Ohio held At 81 asa
Sill. Corn scarce; sles new yellow at G7c--
Pork Iirm. sales $50 burels at Sl2 l2I for Mss:
Prime 1925 Prime Beef unchuIei; prin" mess
more active; sales IN two dIvs 80 tierces West.
ern at lj Lard in gund request and scarce:
snes 100 barrels old at &C.; l0o kegs do nj ic-
Whiskey quie 50 barrels snld ut 2Gi Seed
firm; sales 300 bIrrel, Ohio c over uu rrvute
terms. Gdlena Lrll ut Sl.87. Linsced Oh at
vanrng; sales 300 gauas at 80 Other article,
uhc hanged.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, January 81.
Atauclion to day. there were sod l!3 Ahas
new crop Orleans Sugar at S.. iOG fG 70 so bags
Rio Coffee damaged at i0i0lu4
Sales 400 barrels Howard street Flour aI $4GF
no sal of City Mills. CornmplI and Ryc Flour
unchanged Red Wheat si6$l.0i white 81 05
aSl,l4. Sales OF yeIIuw Corn at i9@G). Ous
H0lO Rye71 Nothing doing in Provisions
GrocerieS steady; small sa'es Rio Coliae at | lc.
Sales Whlskey at 2j0!6 in hhds aud barres
Cincinnati Markets
CINClNSATr January 22- + VI.
River stationary. Weather coudy with some
rain.
Flonr unchanged; sales 500 ba rels NJ 42;G2a
1866 Whi,key ~. 4lD barrels Clear Pork
sold at Sl2;2j; 80 barrels No /, Iarlnt Is nm
advance. Other articles unchanged.
Commerce IF Cleveland.
For the statistics Of Cleveland Commerce lnr.
myth past year. we are indebted To MIR. W. G..
LAwRENc Deputy Collector II shows u graft.
Tying SLATE oE bn uess. The Domestic Imports
nl 1850 exceed those OF 1919 +782. 23j So. The
Exports Sl7l3,GGG' The foreign lrudn of 1850 IS
1862, 1897 2G-srcatcr than that If 1919 he to.
l1l increase of the husioe-s nr The port amunn's
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
QUEENsW4tsE.
TENME WHOLE TRUTH public are in.
NON NEN OUlY.

NOT VEF QUHE.
SAMUEL WILHELM still continues tc manufacture
- at his OLD STAND on broad street, every kind Of
Bedsteads and other Furniture, such as he has
always had hand. and will be pleasedto wait upon
all his customers aud others who may give him rall
His work will be made in the best manner, of the
bcst material aud will be sold at the lowest prices and
he will his efforts to give ths best Of reasons for
the community to deal with him.
TURNING always done TO order, Allkinls Of Cory
TRY PRoDUcE will taken in exchange for Furniture
as usual The report has been circulated that he in
tended to quit business, but this is mistake, and he
will be found hand as usual at his old shop $. W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

FcARTECILaR aoTTCE.-I tsye sisro.ed
4 Vi ny shop, iiH-N are. Stoves, &C., to Mcssrg
buLEa BaLHT, end e.. my Old customers viii Sc
be necessity oi s!.ug tri settling their accents.
!ae9 VIII iiA1 M y tha Old place aei srec1y CON
plilH.e III. this ayt:s j. % pc,,f!iy 5oll,tel.
JOlS Work
ls-lt-r December g I-5) q!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
ANNUAL ROEPRT,

" re Df,eefors ofhs Loneasssr and coI.nJus
-, rssxgrsPs & Company Of Re busisess Of ths line
TEEAsUREa'B REyoET.
~ 'api.Al Stock collected snd uneoec.e5 ss600 %
e5lh received from Winchester Oihes. 6O0 w
GO 20 DO Lancaster do S5 %
Si,i35 w
20 Is.h pa,a Kent & Co for COZ.
sule'Ing the ellne,.........S3!OS5 90
cash paid sundry items a.
Porezhibit. .............., i6l AZ agi7 ~
D'i4h'e IN my y,i.l hsnda .;............s 2s7 O.
JOHN D. MARTIN, 7fcoszrer.
GENERAL STATHMxwr
I.eceipts Of the line 10 January 1. 1851 q o57 81
Pad Operators Al Lancaster Oifes .s1s2 20
DO Columbus 10 ~ 81
other lines on Foreign messsges2i4 90
Expense account .......... l53 60
lost on messages. SCI
CssD on hand. d........'........ 2O6 IS SiO57 q
). ,. MACCRACKEN
JOHN E. BR4SEE,
7. VAN Trump,
? b EWING
JOHN REBER.
Dhtc,ors
Lancaster. January Is. dgwlg
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
GOOD TASTE ATD gLnsrDIv.

BID you observe t5e Jcau' fl' Ca5'Ieie Mis- 4
H md on vest .rlsv, something ,lsIgHiherncs
aidi and un1srgaa5 i ,rss iy. ~ = te gitlz'f'
PHO Cot1Ht15S1a Stare, viz re t45 L. 3-t fssf1uaLl
Goods 2J al Nina are co SlqstIy oa LSad, et icE
p1ee3. I4l- -Ist.- : ,Js.1aft 3. -
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Glilil's Pra1l8,n wheat Drill.

= 0':ICE TO TIE EPUBIIC.--ILv;ng msio
y "'" frsng .,-utI iorthe future in NY business,
zl tHOse iLdsrt 20 hiliglaaig are csrEssly re-
ufat 70 call anj a.tie ihcir accents either by essh
Of noe. f1-' l4-' 81. ,s1cut eycp ptun will CON
gly yromi.l vta Ills uaUca a. PITLER,
L-czssi !, Dec, H.bL1 -, I'D SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

A ADMINISTRATORS sale. The Undersigned as
IA Adminisratorof N. Garaghty, deceased, Under an
order Of the court OF common Pleas for Fairfield coun
~, will on Saturday he lSt day Of February aert,
between the hours Of 20 O'CLOCK A. NJ and o'clock P
NJ, before the cout-hous Ioo T. offer at public sale In.
Lots Nos and s. and East hall Of l. and in Gs1agh.
Is addition to the town Of Lancaster the paw
mcnt of one-third in hand-one third in one and the
reiue IN two years with interest from the day of sale
JOHN GARAGHTY, Aimt5r
January 3,l55l sl.5O 5w35
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ENSTATE or DAVID REES, Sen At the October
a. Term, 1850, Of the Court of Common Pleas for
Fairfield county Ohio said Cour- declared the Estate
ui DAVID R4ys Sen, deceased late o. said county,
insolgen Creditors are therefore required TO pre-
sent their claims against the Estate TO the undersgnei
for al owance within sig months ron the time above
mentioned, o. they viii not be entitled to payment.
JOHN A. COLLINS, AdmIor
De boHis aO3 1Oih tie viii dnrered.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

II nugl
Very much inlaod. i'tasqr 'i.-slrt
What i1'gtl!crni bSJead. SIX III. --- la,' o..
sPk"G4! yur place, since Lsmsl cit-. ssei1s -
be !15ainsup IN tie quality. 81 le an lt.gfy 81 ~.
Gools 5rJcg there
=, Ihe t's.s ..irlsi TO- cslaa from tie PlLa3cl2t'5
Conl7iis.9A Store, accompanied with Instructions .o
be made, ig3tas yyu .aw j. W.ra
hr- YOU aware d. the As,rt r. ce 'rcg the ems
reguLV.y from iLsyIt,l
he'.4.d yo3 aveE! .ha! ~ il4arg. ,ses err ~
Lancaster I4awrya 5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23


| VALENTINEg,-Ap great variety Of Valentines
has just been received at ths BOOK Store q
A good assortment Of stationary and Bibles;
AMI also, number Of excellent Miscellaneous
Books hay0 just been received Al The same establish
nent lancaster, January o. %
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.-Hs
' di'posed Of my S oek OF Drugs Mselcines, &e (,
10 Mr. l.. L, SLocU:d, al those indebted 10 me by
not, or Otherwise earnestly invited 70 call and
settle tns same. wish 20 settle up in tbs shortett
possible time snd speedy compliance with this 70.
guest WI save cost and trouble Those Indebted 70
the old firm Of BURY BECK, must also setls their
accounts all notes Immediately. / will b. found 1t
the old stand.
To the many friends, who have bestowed upon me
their custom Tor 30 many yesrs past give my thanks
GEORGE q. BECK.
Lancaster, January 2l d6wti4
/ NOTICE.-Dr. GEORGE J. sACHsE placed in
my hands TOR collection al his Outstanding notes
ana accounts IN Fairfield county. Those knowing
themselves indebedby note otherwise are respect
uy requested to call and settle at once as all de-.
mands remaining unpaid on the frs. of March will BE-
placed in hands Of proper officer, tor collection.
Lancaster, Ohio, January 81 G@53
FUND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
-, FAIRFIELD CoUsrY, January 9, ls5i
JoMN WooDs. Esq Auda0r Of Stqte:
sir-'fhe amount Of surplus Revenue depns;,oJ
with this county amouhtedto to.........s3 3,3i3 s.
Amount paid Slate ate................. 2jjD,U %
s'""S" uur ''''.': 80. sSlof3lD 81
The above balance will be paid in yearly instsnents
EXPENSES.
For publishing statement. ..............s 8 %
Treasurer's per centage on 5000. ........ 50 %
Auditors per centage on $500. J.......... 81 20
Sl6S %
There will be paid into the State Treasury this
year the sum Of Eight Thoussnl Dollars.
Respectfully submitted.
W. L. JEFFRlES, Aultaor.
+ 3wob II. LILLY, Treasurer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

DElTH Of THE Hon Tnos. SpALDING.-
The venerable Thnmus SpaIding is no
more! He breathrd his last calmly aud
peacefully on the 4rh inst, at the house
"fhis son, Charles Spalding, Esq When
he went to the Georgia Convention, no
said he "would GO it he died on the
road" He has not 50 died, hut he did
not live "a return agnin to the island home
he left when he repaired to that Conven.
rion. The sequel shows plainly that our
venerable friend was secretly impressed
with tho danger t" one Of his years and
feeble health, of such a journey. His
remark, when he took his seat as Presi.
dent of the Convention, that at would
be graceful termination of a long life, ="
was prophecy Saraaaah Rep, SM inst
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ES~ Father Mathew and Fredericka
Bremen are sojnurning in the sou h.
The Ohio Constitutional Convention is
talking.
Corner lots and Oyster suppers do not
appear to have as much efficacy as form.
erly.
The mails are still deranged.
There is tendency at the present time
among a large portion of the Democra.
cy, that is the leaders. not to trust the
people.
Martin Van Duren said the people
must take care of themselves: Why
don't the Locofco leaders let them do
III
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

PARDoNGD. Keats ot Louisville, who
was under sentence of death for the rnnr
der of'his wife, has been pardoued by
The Governor of Kentucky, on condition
that he leaves The United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

I IL. whcrs ld You ,t,. rl.a, sui, v.,u have rl,,
AZ Al The Fhl1 1!et2t;a C3amasi5a Sire, Iaa.aa.
caster, D.o.
How much
Cloth Sl.5O per var5. Cashmere a.. wool . ms
per yard, yei ID; had them made oy rlla!4l i,ar.
9nd cost ne less than any eo.ning of ,- so, ll.ty
ever had in - lie.
TaIi, t'es,grc. ard sn z'al mt you You IRE
aSs-e eEp'cts- - be spie'J gs ry soon -. al me-,
on my way to procure tho fis.ats snail rs. on VII
locG certain see con enough Ia 'he purctls,
70 pay the Parson gooi round ice fyr tying M knot
Lancaster, Jsnasrys q
! TNLANNEI.s --Rsl, Ysl'5w ,ul W.. woo,.-,
( 4 Canton, Brown aal 81 sached, u HESLEYs
sept. 20, lsJJ %
/ a StO-PARTNERSHIP.--Gu2EPF DEy1r
! ~ JOSEPH RURlLNAE aud ANDREW 9. LIZ
lNISION have sntsrod mo r9.psytIsr bio IN the
/ Foundry and Machine Dusiness. under iha
firm name Of G. DEFOL : Co. and viii carry on tho
business N al! It's various branches.
TharAu for III, past favor. bestowed upon the g.
Enlistment they hlps 10 receive liyals! share Jf
public patronage in iuiur-.
Ihs old business viii BE- ig.'led up b. Dr.
voI at the Foundry, where /. hoped ~ nltb,sd sill
make an early call q DEVOL,
J. KCRfZMAN
! q. LIVINGSTON.
Lancaster April lj, 1880 3nl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

SINGULAR PRnPERTIEs OF THE FIGURE
NrNE.-Multply 8 by itself, or by any
other single figure. aud the two Figures
forming the product viii in each case, il
added together amount to 8; for example.
0 multiplied by 9 is 81, and s aud added
together make 0; 81 on with the other fig
ures. The figures forming the amout of
= 3 4 5 6 7 50 wiz: As will also, if
added together, make Q. And ifany nun.
ber whatever be muiiplied by 9, and the
figures forming the product be added to.
gelher. the sum will be either 9 or mul,
tiple of 0. Thus-the product of 57S
multiplied by 9 is 5,202, and the amount
Of these figures added together is 8; and
4,37l multiplied by Q gives 80 ,339, the
sum of which is 81, or three times 8.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
Prs:!dsE, Of Amherst Col Sc

from tIa "LcIgoa Il est"
ayers Cherry Pectorli il ona Of tls Il ~ v-lu..
Bile preparations that uudar our n5i.e A.:Y
a careful exaiaiu@l.oa We 10 not hesitate 10 5.y ,y
have large appreciation Of Is merits AM the fullest
confidence in it, usefulness for coughs anl lung com
plants
DR.. brewster, Of Winlhan cougtv, C5unocticu,,
sends Us the following tsstimony--
DR.. James c. Ayer-Dear Sir--I enclose voua = cor-
tif1ate iron Mrs Cstharns X. Csiy, hi ly rssp G..
able lady Of this village, wife Of M s5;h tsJy, De-
putty Sheriff., Hlndham county, ConnccicGt. lha
cure IN her case was very prompt AMI has s.r1-t-i
general attention. " A. BREWSTER. ". 2.
WEST krILINsLY. CoxSEHTIcrT, Sept. 23, 1873.
This may certify thst was afflicted with severe
cough in the winter If la47 ami = which threatened
to 'rmirae in Consumption had tried rcsny me.
defines in vain and was cured by the use OF Ayzrs
Cherry Pectoral." ChNHA2IN,G K. CA0Y.
DrREcT EviDEScc DIR. James c, Aver, Lowell
Dear Sir-Feaing under obligations 10 YOU for the
restoration Of my health send you rafors Of my
case which YOU at The liberty to puJ.ah or taa
benefit Of others. Last autumn took bad coil sc-
companled by severe cough, ami made use OF msnv
medicines withou, Obtaining relief vss OBLIGED -
give up business, ireiuant raised blood and could
get no sleep at night. \ friend gave M 10. .s Of
your Cherry Pectoral the use Of which itan date
IL commenced according % diraCtions 7 nsva lust
purchased the fifth bo.tl9, and am nearly recovered
now sleep well, my cough has ceased and all BY the
use OF your valuable medicine. ! $. STONE, =. Il.
Principal Mount Hope Seminary
From DR.. Bryant, Druggis: uni Postmaster, Chico.
pee Falls, Niassachusetts:2
DR. James c. Ayer--Dear Sir:-Enclayel please
find remit for al the Cherry Psctor.l last sen,
M. can unh5sitatngly say. thai no medicine we
sell gives such satisfaction as yours does nor have
ever seen medicine which cured 50 many cases ol
cough and lung complaints. Our Physicians arc u3.
Ing it extensively in their practice and with the har
Piest effects Fruly yours. b. NJ BRYANT.
If there is any value in the Judgement OF tho wise
who speaks from experience, II re isa medicine wor
thy of the public confidence.
PREPARED ny &c AVER. CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
Sold IN lancaster by e. &. Beck aud DR.. " h. Irei.
der; Rushville, by G. McFldtlon; ami by Druggist
generally. December Is, 1850. 3n2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
THE CANAL MIL.

4 NASH is always paid for WHEAT here. The MI
~ is in first rate order ior Gy.sl YORK CORN
NEAL COR sale.
Lancaster, December 81, 1850 d2w3--S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

FIRE-Su Sugar Destroycd Tho Sugar
house of Mr.. Augamure in ST. Lundy's
Parish. La, was destroyed by fire on the
Goth ult, together with eighty hhds, ofSu.
gar.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

Chairs.--In the same building there viii
is in connection with the above establish iy.GN
ment Oliccr Avys brother to Hammond SSsssssSzsSa
Avy, deceasad,) Chair Factory where all ELE n
articles in that line can be furnished with y " Y
all articles necessary and suitable for
housekeeping at the Same.place, and at the lowest
rates. u. y.
Lancaster, November 90, 1850. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

] AONT FOEGEP-1'hat the place to buy the best
IJgoods at the lowest prices, il at the cheap store
opposite Shelters Hotel VT WISE,
Lancaster, November J, 1850. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

GtHAWLS-On baud large s4sortnont of Cash
- mere, Long Wool plain onJ Eclb'd black ani drap
Shaws and Hsndkerchiefs, Of all kinds for sal by
LITTLE & DRESBACHS
Lancaster, October 25 1850 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

ENLANNELs --Rsl Yai'5v ,ul Wl.,. woo,.tr
Z Cs1ton, Brosn aai 5isa-ied II FENLEYs
sept. 30 ls5J %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

NATIONAL COUNTY! = We notice the
following little piece ofinInrna'ion in the
proceedings ofrhe Legi isoture.
"Mr. Dodds of Montgomery from The maiorly
ot the standing committee on New Counties. To
which was referred sunlry petitions aud rem,n.
slrances, lnr aud asnin, th- erection of the new
comfy Of National reported the slrne back and
asked TO he discharged from any further consider
alton of the same; which was agreed to"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

IVII ITTJ W --tIlE0II-.
"Iames c. Ayer-sir: / have used ycu. 'CRrzaY
PEcToaAL,' IN my pwn ease " d'oo-sastal Br0rcri.
5, and an satisfied from its 5em.c.i s.,4g H :.
It i an a1uir.le compound Tor me rel # Of 1-ss55
and bronchial difficulties. Il my opnija IS 70 it5 SD.
p r1r character can be 0 any 5sryi,s you are q; l..
bar.y 70 nse il as yCu thin; pToper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK. l. 2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

THNHIS truly valuable Remedy for all diseases q ,e
Il Lungs and Throat has become tie chef r-llsn-s
Of the afflicted as L is the gcr., cure Anon lor
the a,oye complaints. Nlla j. is powerful rem ,-
disl ey-nt in the most hopeless c7se5 of Co-y
it's also IL diminished l-soE. s.e ID tie midi a..
most agreeable family meleins5 for CONN "a coughs
and colds. Read below the o7.aioa Of men VINO ere
Known 70 tie world, and ta9 woll rssgs,. ta.l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
COUGgg at93EDY!

Lancaster, April -. 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
True Social Dignity.

To be ashamed Of their origin is, lust
now, in American Society, the weakness
OF the little minds that compose il. Tho
man who rides in his carriage shrinks from
the acknowledgment that the money which
enabled him to buy that carriage was
earned By his father, dollar by dollar,
with toll and patience in tan yard, boz
hind the counter of a sboemh.ser's or hi
lor's shop, or by honest industry in como
other useful occupation, below $50 callcd)
the grade Of the merchant Or professional
man; MS If the man did not honor tho work,
md not the work tho man,
TO such let Daniel Webster speak.
Hear him :-"1t did not happen to mo 10
be born in log cabin, but my elder BROTH
ers and sisters were born ~ a loc cabin.
raised among the snow drifts of New
Hampshire, at period so carly that when
the smoke FIRST rose from its rude chimney.
aud ciirles. over the frozen hill, there was
no onnilar evidence Of white mans habi-
tation between it and the settlements on tho
river Of Canada. Its rcInaiils still exists.
make il an annual visit, | carry my chill
dren to il 10 teach them the hardsliips en-
durcd by the generations that have gono
before them. / love to dwell on the ten
der rccollections, the kindred tics, the early
affections. and the narrations and incidents
which mingle with all know ofthis piim-
tive family abode. ] weep TO think that
none Of those who inhabited il are now a.
mong the living, and fever fail in aifcc.
tionate vencration for him who raised it
against saving violence and destruction,
cherished al domestic virtues bencath ia
roof, and through the fire and blood tf
seven years revolutionary war, shrunk
from no toll, no sacrifice, 10 serve his couu-
try, and raise his children to condition.
better than bis own, may my name and
the name ofmy postcrity, be blottcd forcv-
er from the memory Of mankind"
And we win add, that he who is asham.
ed offhe poor father and mother whose
honest labor supported him in'si4ln. Sod.
and whose daily ton was taxed = give
him the education by which he lias 5cca
enabled TO rise TO condition abpto Tho
one they occupied, is unworthy 10 be the
associate ofwisc and good men. All sucli
will despise him, and no matter how loltily
he may carry his head, he is nothing il, tho
estimation of Americas true noblemen.--.
Uome Gazeue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
Caught I'm his own Trnn.

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ho,,..m,do ,,,arrew, ,.nJ H. sl',s, - 90,
Nm. ~ '' y '''N' '"'' "i''o'''"
..Nors;..,,r I ,o , ,,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
Wen DONG.

The Governor Of PcnnsvIvania has re-
Gently made a requisition upon the Gov
crnor Of Maryland for the person Of Mr..
J. 5. Mitchell, Of the latter State, with 4
view to his trial, as alleged, for violating i
law Of the former State. Gov. Lowe fass
declined to give Mr.. Mitchell up, and has
addressed an able response to GOV. John
ston, for so doing in which he is sustained
by a written opinion, furnished by A.ti.f,
merry General Brent. The circumstances
Of the case of the refusal Of the Governor
Of Maryland 10 grant the rcquisition Of Tie
Governor Of Pennsylvania, ARE these:
1t appears that Mr.. j. s. Mitchell. a.
respectable citizen Of Cecil county, ID Ma
ryland, had regro woman, who ran away
about five years ago, and took refuge in
Pennsylvania; that during her absence
she gave birth to male child, which by
the laws Of Pennsylvania, was held to be
free, whilst the laws Of Maryland recog-
nized il as d slave for Life. lhe woman
and child, through the agents 81 Mr.. NJ, in
Pennsylvania were captured and deliver
ed to him ii his bone in Cecil county
Mr.. NJ, in fact never having been within
the Limits Of the State Of Pennsylvania ir
connection with the affair. The agelffs of
Mr.. Mitchell, Price and Aibtr6a who
brought the woman ahd child back, have
recently been tried st Philadelphia and
found guilty Of fkidnappine--R. Eng.