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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06
STATE OF Iur1ANA, MARION COUNTY,

n THs MARION CiRcrrT CogETi June Term A ID lsSk
In ChaHceTy~-Daniei Carlisle u Joseph r. CuibertSon, fipah
James and Charles James.
1T appearing 10 The satisfaction oftheC Court by lie Sheriff. return
IL 10 tie process in this case that The defend M, Charles James has
not been fund, On monon Of The complainant il is oldered that
said defendant Charles James. he notified of the filing and tendency
Of the bin of 90 plaini herein. in some public weekly newspaper,
of general circulation. printed and published int c county ." Mar o,
by three successive weekly publications therein. and shnt Unless he
appear and plead. answer or demur 10 said Hill. ~ The calling Of the
cause at the nexi term OF this court 10 be begun aud held al the
Court House, in the city Of Indianapolis, on the second MONDAY IN
December, next. the same and tie matters and things therein con-
tanned will he taken rs confessed rs 20 said defendant. and Tins cuuse
is continued. Copy Of the order of said court, made and entered IN
said case. on the 23d day OF July, a ID. is5l, and the Sih judicial
octio-w3w wM STEWART, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

g Attest ARRIVAL-TweHy FIVE dozen silk Plush Caps Of
y 4 all styles and coors. and IA the koreSf prizes received this day
and for sale at toct27-lmx&dl Mc6INNtS' nsi Store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06
THEY ARE ALWAYS RIGHT!

Il Il IL II Il
Railroad Track and Depot Scales;
Coal, Hay, and Caule Scales
Heavy Iron and Dormant Scales;
Wheat or Hopper Scales;
PORTABLE, PLATFORM. n COUNTER SCALES;
Warehouse Trucks and Sugar Nils;
Letter Copying Presses;
Patent Excavating Road ScTapers.
These Scales have been long and favnrably known, have been
submitted TO the severest ieTs, and for accuracy and durability are
justly acknowledged To be the STANDARD from which there is no
appeal. HENRY ). KELLOGG, Agent indianapolis,
HILL. ORBlS0N & Co, Agents FL Wayne,
WM. 7. MUMFORD, Gen. Agent Lafayette, Ind.
sep1-dlw-w7w
5sH z PATENT DOUBLE ovEN COOL
4 STOV6.-It has now been about one year since this Stove
was introduced To the public, and never during > short u period has
any other Obtained the high celebrity this Stove now has among
those who have used them. Upwards OF one hundred have been sold
in indianapolis aud vicinity, all giving entire satisfaction.
For sale only by THOMAS BUST.
oci14-Iwd-v2w Sign of Red Anvil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

tLOTH CAPS.-A large assortment OF The latest styles Of Cloth
CAPS, just received and for sale low al
ocf27-Imw&d McGfNNIS' Fsi Store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

Ng Y WIFE, LUCY, has len my house without a cause / FORE
lVh warn all persons harborIng her on my account; for do net in
tend TO paw any Of her debts. SIMON PETERS
September 50, 1851. O. ocr9-wSw
COTTON YARNs-a5o0 lbs. al sizss al low JsIes, just re-
- eeivcd az v. c. HANNA & cos sep12
Smooth Q~UARTERs-come on with your smooth changey
- full value viii be allowed for all mcrossea quarters AT
0e@p s3 ~ 49, az S 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

The above business viii be continued by A France & woof
September 2Wh, 1851 ser2e-w4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

& ADMINISTRATIONS ~NOTICE-Noicei j. hereby given that
~ letters have been granted 10 the Undersigned by tie Prot ate
Comt of Marion county. Indiana. on the estate Of William Banks,
late OF said couniy, deceased. All persons mdebed N SAID estate
ire requested 10 make immediate payment. and those having
claims TO present Them day authenticated for settlement. The
estate Is supposed 10 be solvent
ocil6-W3w PERCY HOSBROOK, Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-06

dissolution OF PARTNERsHIP-The partnership
III heretofore existing unaer Ire firm OF A. Franco X Co, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Persons indebted either
by note OF book, and all having claims against The frm, viii please
call and seule with a A. Franco. A. FRANCO.
NJ. WOOlF,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
Important fron, Cuba,

NEW YORK, July 30.
The steamer Cherokee. which arrived last night
from Havana, brings intelligence Of an msurrec'
tiUn at Puerto Principle. a city next in importance
10 Havana, in the eastern part of the Island. The
insurgents were variously estimated at 500 10
1900, and On tue 4Ih OF July pronounced against
the Government i'll a body Troops being dis
patched To dispense them, a skirpish ensued. in
which the troops were defeated with The loss OF
their commander. aud from 50 to 90 killed. The
affair took place 90 leagues from the city.
The Insurgents then retired to the mountains
whe, g they have eutrenclIed themselves. and are
driving in cattle. forage, men aud arms. 1t is re-
pc, ted also that n considerable number ct troops
have gone over 10 the Insurgents. Tho Neuviias
and adjacent country has been almost abandoned
by the young men, who are espousing the lnsur
gents cause, and other parts Of the Island are pre-
pairing to rise.
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READ THE FOLLOWING.
WHEELING, June l6, 1851.
Virginia Iron Works.

WE, the undersigned, Wholesale Grocer and
w Hardware Merchants ofthe city of Wheeling,
take this method of stating to the public that we have
been engaged for many years in the sale of Nails. and
have bought tho brand manufactured by HUNTER,
FLEMING & Co., of the Virginia Iron Works-that
our sales have not been confined to The city, but have
been extended over a large extent Of country, and we
take pleasure in being able TO bear testimony to their
uniformly good character and standing abroad-that
for finish and workmanship they will compare iavOr'
ably with any--bul especially fort The substantial quail.
tiles Of strength, stiffness, and soundness, they are I'm.
surpassed by any otner brand. We also confidently
believe that their mode Of manufacturing nails from
hammered iron, and from tho solid slab, is the best
calculated 10 give strength and toughness 70 the nail
as we'll as avoid the tendency to flaws and splitting
which are tho too common defects OF nails generally
John R. Morrow, Samuel Noel,
Alex. Turner, r. CrangieS Co
Gordon Robinson, s. Mitchell Co.
Henry X. List & Co. il. Mckee.
The above article Of NAILS is for sale 4 me cheap
Hardware store Of
Lancaster, June 26, 1851. o
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Further Foreign News.

NEW YORK, July ~.
EEGLAED.-In Parliament. beyond the passage
through committee OF a bill to substitute a house
tax for the window lax, & a little squubble over
the vote for &200 900 for secret service money,
aud the introduction of u bill to authorize ParIia.
mentary elections TO be tuken by ballot. nothing
OF Importance has TRANSFERRED since the sailing Of
the Asia.
FRAScE.-The report Of M. De Tocqueville
relative 10 the revision Of the Constitution, was
to be presented u the Assembly on the 9Th II
is the all engrossiuS subject OF discussion in The
Parisinn Journals, leaving no room for other top
les. The President has returned to Paris. after
being we'll received at Belmvois aud other points
visited. His speeches claim considerable atteI.
ton. Commercial accounts are favOrab y e. The
manufactures have unusually large London orders
Raw silk is advancing.
DEEMARK.-The Ministers Of the King of Dem
mark have resigned in a body. aud Count Mvlcke
has been charged To rnrm a new cabinet.
From the Cape of Guod Hops the latest dates
are 3lst May. News very unsatisfactory, and
prOtractcd war is feared, aud several petty Skin
missiles on the %iroutier are reported, in which the
British were uniformly successful. But little ad
vantage, however, had been realized from iheil
success, the natives continuing obstinate, and raj
lying. il possible, in still stronger farce. The
mails between WllIiamslown aud Grahamstown
containing Government dispatches. has beer
twice captured by the enemy. and the intOrma
ton thus attained has been used greatly to anCUy
the British forces. Great excitement existed u
the Cape in consequence Of the reported intention
to remove the seat of Government to the tIun tier
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
TELEGRAPHTC DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
OF THE STEAMER BROTHER
n


The Burnt District Observation-Disclosures stag
naht-PrOsPoriiY OF the N~Ines--Lyneh
Lhw-Escape Of One OF Irish Patriots
Late from Oregon, 40.
NEw YoRK. July 49,. 10 A. M,-The steamship
Brother Jonathan. from chagres. Of the 9Th Of Ju-
y. arrived last night at 10 o'clock. She brings
23s passengers aud S465 200 in gold. She brings
San Fruncisco dates to June l4th.
Most OF the burnt district had been rebuilt
Business generally was %stagnant, aud prices lower
than the rates previous To the FIRE. the market be.
ing Overstocked with all starls articles Of produce
The news from the mining districts continues
satisfactory, many new mud valuable discoveries
having been made.
A Sidney convict. WINS arrested Oh the 10Th Of
June, in the net OF stealing a sale, aud was imme-
diately tried by u court Of I hundred citizens
and hung at midnight in the Plaza. Mt San Fran.
cisco. Numerous inceudiary attempts had been
made In destroy the city.
The Indians in the Southern section of the State
continue IN give much truLble.
Agricultural prospects are good. aud the wealth.
or continues tine.
The advices from the Istlnnus represent it as
very healthy
Five men were drowned Mt San Pueblo bay on
the 18th May; one named James 5. Graham. oil
North Carolina, IA nephew oftbe Secretary Of the
Navy.
The newspapers are increasing rapidly at San
Francisco.
Gen. Minhead's expedition Of IS men left San
Diego on the 18th OF May-destination unknown
The boiler of the steamer New World explOd.
ed on the 9TH, OH her passage down froml Sacra'
mentO. killing twn and wOunding several others.
Crime has So greatly increased in San Francis
co that The courts aud police were inadequate tC
serve. aud volunteer committees had been form
ed for protection.
Dates have been received from Astoria. Oregon
to tue 18Th. Gen Lane had been elected dele
gate to Congress. The crops were in a flourish
ing condition.
ESCAPE OF AN LASH PArRIor.-Terrence Bel
lew McManus. one Of the Irish exiles. arrived IL
San Francisco On the 5th OF June. having made hi,
escape from Launceston. Australia. and been cur
ried away on board Il British bark. His arriva
al San Francisco was celebrated by a public din
ner, at which the Mayor presided, aud which WI,
attended by the Senators, representatives, ant
many ofthe most distinguished men of The State
McManus looks in capital health and spirits.
About the time Ofhis escape. u like attempt wa.
made by Smith 0'BrIen, 0'Donogue, aud O'Duh
erty The sum Of e600 had been put in the hand
of an E~nglishmam. named Ellis. To- purchase 8
brig, which was done aud alter loading aud clear
ing at the CustOm-HOuse. u concerted signal wa
to be given by the exiles on the beach, when
boat was to be sent on shore from the brig. The
) villain. however, had informed the government
officers Of the project during the day, aud as sooi
as the signal was given for the boat. the exile
were secured by the officers and carried back
The barque Immediately sailed for this port, au'
arrived on the same day that McMauus enterei
the Golden Gate u free man.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

FREsu ARRIVAL Boots and Shoes
Messrs Work, Son & Work have just
received from New York lot of elegant
Boots and Shoes, both for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Their variety is indeed
beautiful. They now keep on hand The
choicest and latest patterns from Ne"
York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati il
addition to stock of their own manutac'
lure, Give them a call.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

GRAND ExHiBfrION-;,The agent for
the "Grsnd Moving Panorama Of the
Hudson River and Scenes 10 Virgins"
by the French Artist. NJ. GRArN. ST., Is
NV in this city, and IL a SOitsbie roum
can be- obtained. arrangements will be
made to exhibit this splendid work Of srr
next week. We notice by the press that
it has Attracted considerable attention and
been a source Of admiration to all who
have seen il.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
Nht Markets.
LANCASTER, Tbusdny, July a. 1851.

WOOL MARKEr % lite n number Of those WIN
ARE largely engugsd in wooLgrowing have shipped
their wOnl Ia EASTERN depOts, Tor sale, but the ma
jority have disposed of their clips, or are obont h.
do il, on the ground. We hear OF large snles
Within week or two at prices ranging ironi 45 up
10 60 cents. according tn qnD!ity. Some small
clips, of no extra fneness. have oeeii sold ut 40,
but in most cases tue prices are %, ~. ~, 5O. %.
81. 60 aud 62-the intermediate price between
as aud SIS being the ruling Une. These prices. we
are told. are considered iOlerable-bette than
last year, but not so good Us they o"ghi u be- 10
make wool growing profitable. Most of the wool
purchased here has been purchased Tor eastern
manufacturers In some cases they have sent
agents here to buy for hem but little. that we
can hear Of. has been bought IN speculation.
The Uniontowu Democrat states that the sum
of $3j. 900 has been paid out in that uwu for
wool, this season. and a much larger quantity.
probably, WIS paid out IN Brownsville. in the
Same county, ms Brownsville is the market for the
eastern end of this county.
The Butler Democrat says that the sales Of wool
in that Borough. this year, amount to 800, 900.
The entire clip of this county is worth over
$500, OOO.- Washington (Pa.) Reporter.
Cleveland Markets
CLEVELAND, July 81.
Flour-sales 100 bbls. D.. Robinson. and 300
bbls. mixed lot straight brands at 1891. Some
1000 bbls. two straight brands were on tue mar.
ket at So. so. Wheat-the light receipts and n
demand to complete cargo have raised the quota.
ton, aud 2700 bushels s ID at 744c aud 200 dI at
74c. The views of consignOrs south are some.
what elevated" MS is proved by u load for which
744c was offered being ordered into store. Corr
-sales of 1000 " hels aiOat at 400; in largor
quantities it would probably bring Ale. Pork
mess held at $'125 with none to be had ut $I4
81 bbls. No, 9. Mess sold ut $l2. 50. Fish-Stles
10 half bbls. Trout at s2,871, Lard -saless 5000
lbs. prime in bbl,. at u Hums-canvased l0c.
no common in market. Shoulders 6lc. Butter
without sules, aud quotations would be nominal
Eggs lOc. Cheese, w. R. Sc.
Cincinnati Markets.
CIscISEATI. July 20.
Flour. light receipts, full prices; sales of COZ
bbls, at So, 10 to 1920. Whiskey declined; sale
Of 400 bbls. ut ia, aud ll6 6bls at l74, Gro
ceries inactive, but prices ARE unchanged.
New York Markets.
NEw YoRK July 22-M.
Flour lower; sales of 10000 bbls. State at 81,
06; Southern unchanged. Rye Flour aud Corr
Meal quiet. Sales OF $500 bushel, Ohio Wheat OF
private terms. Corn stendy at 57058c. for Mix
ed. aud Coo. for Round. Pork irner; sales of8O
new Prime at $l3. Coffee, 800 bags Maracaibo
at l0c. Sales Of 800 hhds. Kentucky Tobacco S
as.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

A SroRM.-We learn from the Gazette
that a severe storm visited Ross county
on Friday night last. 1t passed from
north.e asst to southwest, varying IN
width from four to six miles. Itprostrat-
ed growing corr and forest trees and
damaged fences, roofs, &c. The Gazette
thinks the aggregate loss to the county
will be large.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

BAD PAY.-Gerrit Smith publishes on
account of receipts and expenditures o
,be "Chuplin fund" He paid out Sl2,'
2S5,l5, has received $2.722,O3. The
Aboli,ionis,s are not quite as patriotic
when money is to be paid, as when win
DIV resolutions are to be passed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
Jnly d, 1851.
Sale of the GAINESVILLE and MaysvilIe Turn
nike Road.

S"Ac Va "a N"hOS'iiC anu IhuyStiilO uhh-
pike Road.
DURSUANT to a decree of the court OF common
Pleas of Muskingum county, in the case of Amos
Benton VS.. Tho GAINESVILLE and Maysville Turnpike
Road company, at the April Term A ID 1851, thereof
and by virtue Of an order of sale therein,t to me direct
ed, by said COURT will, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
of September A. ID lA5l, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of aid day, at the door
of the court house in the city of Chillicothe, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder therefor, the Evansville and
Maysville Turnpike Road, and all the property, fran
chises and privileges belonging to the said Road COM
pany, agreeably TO The provisions Of the Act of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, entitled IAN
Act for the sale Of the Evansville and Maysville Turn.
pike, and to provide for the payment Of its d BITS,
passed March 20, A D. 1851.
And | further give notice, thatin case said Road shall
not DO sold on the day above mentioned, | will on thC
following day, at the same place, and between thu
hours before mentioned, offer for sale as much of sale
Road as lies between GAINESVILLE and Sinking Sprinl
in Highland county. The purchaser or purchasers
in addition to the payment Of the sum for which sait
Road must be sold, will be required to finish said Roa'
lying between said city OF GAINESVILLE and Sinking
Spring in HIGHLAND county, and to build a bridge oyel
Jonathan's creek, in the manner and within the tint
prescribed by the Act authoring this sale.
A. BASSETT. ReceiDer,
In the case of Amos Benton Us. The GAINESVILLE ant
MaysviHe Turnpike Road Company.
Lancaster, July 10, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
rMursdayMOrning, July "a, 1851

New MAIL ARRANGEMEHT.-We learn
that by q recent arrangement. our East
ern mail now leaves GAINESVILLE at about
8 o'clock in the morning. For the past
few days, it has arrived here an hour or
,wo earlier than usual, a little after three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
Notice, to the Creditors OftheZanesville and
NASHVILLE Turnpike Road COMPANY.

A GREEABLY to the provisions Of the "Act'' above
IN mentioned, the Creditors Of the said Road compa-
ny are hereby notified to present their claims to the
undersigned whiting six months after the September
Term OF the court OF common Pleas of MuskinguH
county next ensuing. SIN default thereof all such
debts or demands will be forever excluded from pay
ment out of the proceeds Of the sale Of said Road, o.
any part thereof" A. BASSETT, Receiver, &c.
Lancaster, July 10, 1851. tdsl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
For Sale or Exchange.

A Desirable House and Lot, with a good Well Of
N Water, Stabling, SC. Also, In-Lots, Nos. s. and
81, unimproved. Also, Out-Lots. Nos. 2 and 8, con-
tanning three and one.third OF an acre, unimproved.-
Of an acre, improved. Situated in and around the
Town Of Oakland, Fairfield county. Enquire Of
w. II. WHITE.
July 10, 1851. 10
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July 10, 1851.
SWAN HOTEL-LANCASTER. OHIO.

N STUMP, having extended his lease of this well
~. known house, is prepared to accommodate the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner.
The TdbLe will be furnished with the best of every
variety the market affords, the Bar will be supplied
with the choicest of Liquors, and the St1bing, amply
sufficient for the accommodation and safe-keeping Of
horses and vehicles, will be attended by an attentive
and careful hostler.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
RE We SUOD.

BE We SHOD.
A S the Spring opens and nature arrays herself in
n all her beautiful garments M
REED & BAUGIIMAN,
MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, ONO, AA
Have not been unmindful Of some of
the wants of natures beauties; Also,
the sterner sex; and to meet such, have supplied them
selves with a splendid assortment Of,
Ladies' Turn Buskins, Ladies' Slippers,
" Half Caters and Caters, Morocco, Calf
Boots and Shoes.
Misses cold Buskins and Children's cold Boots,
Mems Fine, Coarse Fine and Coarse Boots: Morocco,
Calf Kip and Fancy Shoes are always on hand, of
their own manufacture or made to order.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime their assortment. The subscribers will at all
times be ready to supply the wants OF their custom
ers with the greatest despatch and at the very lowest
prices, REED BAUGHMAN.
Lancaster, May %, 1851. 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

The CRoPs,-Tbe Wheat crop has
been gathered aud is Of the best kind.
The Hay crop is large and of an excel
lent quality. The oats and Corn crops
look promising. The farmers OF Fair
field have thus far the present seaso"
been abundantly blessed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

RUSSIANS observation-disclosures from
Dagiston state that the Russians, have
met with another defeat from the eau.
c~asians, having lost in a holly contested
battle about 5000 men.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

UST Received, and will be sold cheap, no mistake
as Stirrups, Bride Bits. Buckles NJ every grade ant
styles, worsted and totton Webbing. r dnweb. Hog.
skins. Plush, Enamslled Leather aud a thousand othss,
articles which cannot be enumerated here; and ali vii
be sold low at the cheap hardware store Of
June 70. p BoPE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
To the Public.

A N Advertisement appeared in the Lancaster pa.
n pers few weeks since, signed VIM. S. WERDN
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 PRrNcE 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 the presence of several
respectable gentlemen, (whose names will be given
if necessary, he declined making a match to DO CO.
verned by the usual rules regulating trotting races,
We therefore consider him disposed Of until he is
willing to accede to our proposition.
GRIM & PEARSE.
Jnly "a, 1851. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

ETBy an accident on the New Haven
Railroad few days since. the wife and
daughter of Judge Andrews werea in
jured severely-the former had her aim
and The latter her collar bone broken.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24
F, om the boundary Commission.

TROVIDENCEi July 10
From a letter in the Journal this mornins. from
the boundary commission, we learn that Mr.. Bart.
lett the chiel Of the commission, had been severe.
Iy Injured, ha> ing been dragged from his horse
while the animal was running away. The party
were at Santa Rita del C"hre on May the 10Th.
The health of the place was generally good, tho
some of the soldiers had been sick Of the scprvy,
The parties for Gilu would leave us soon US prac'
ticable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

ETNDERSTAND.-six months have now elaps
u ed since l requested all those indebted to me to
come forward and pay up. Some OF my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request, while
others probably have thought | do not need funds.
This is therefore to give such of my iriends (who
may have such impreSsion) to understand that it is my
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOHN {. WEAVER.
Lancaster, september 6, 1850. 6wl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-24

FLooD.-Heavy rains raised the Juui-
alta to food height, and a considerable
mount of property was destroyed. The
canal and railroad was some what injured
Several lives were lost.