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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-24

On Wednesday morning slight snow fell at Lynch.
burg. "
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived IN Washington City
Saturday evening.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

A HnRRmLE AFFAIR A correspond
onl ofthe New York Tribune, writ, o
from Greenfield. To-, Feb, 22d, says: "A
gentleman in The cars related to me Il
very serious affair, the scene of which
was in Ruth. an adjoining county, as fol
lows: a Mr. Robinson sold his wife and
other personal property 4, u a MIR. Tyler,
for $50. (this was night before last but
her brother. a MIR. Hamilton. dissenting
from the trude. interrersd and tried tn
take her hume, This rendered Tyler,
the purchaser, highly indignant, aud he
very cody shut said Hamilton through
the heart. Tyler ard his bought wife
slept IN the house-in the room where
her dead brother lay in his blnud--and
the next day he escaped All the par
ties were intoxicated. The coroner said
that the n%eighbors who called in to see
the dead body drank abont twelve gal
Ions Of liquor to assuage their grief.t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

A PRoPuErGc Cow,-A mich cow. be
longing to Col, Philip Ruhl, of Buffalo
township, Union county. Pa. has be
come ma:vellous|y gifted with the powers
OF speech. and has according to common
report, lately made several confidential
communications, in very fair English,
to some Of her particular friends. One
of these is To the effect that the world
will come to an end on the 10th day OF
June next. Probably she is herself des.
tined To the hands Cf the butcher about
that lime. AT all events this 0racIlar
COW has created a sensation up in Union
county, quite as great as. did the Raches
tor Fishes and Foxes in New York. She
is visited by numerous curious specu'a
tors, aud her mode of u%t,erlng prophecies
is scaled vaccinations NOT valieiuatiun. a
scientific aud clairvoyaut committee, con
s%iSling of Andrew Jackson Davis, Hnr
ace Greedy aud others, are going nn Ton
the purpose of consulting and investiga'
ting this new oracle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
Ono CoNsrrTurloNAL CoNyrNTIoN-


Ono CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
clause which the
ofthis body intend to put in
the new Constitution will disfranchise
a large por'iono of the Wing party Of the
State aud unless they change their deter
m'natlon and amend The report to make
1t fair aud honest, the new Constitution
cannot aud will not be adopted by the
people ofthe State. From the discus.
sion which has already taken place, we
notice thatlhe majority are about Ia car.
ry out the schemes Of that party in the
Legislature whenever it had the power
for the purpose of sitting the voice Of the
majority of the people. with This excep
zion that this scheme is To last as hong u,
the new Cor slilutinn is designed 10 be il
existence.
We hardly expected this course upo,
the part of the majority. We suppo,c(
there were enough honest men amnnl
them 10 defeat any scheme Of this char
acter. We knew that many of then
were in favor of the single district sys
tenn, and if any one thing wassetlled we
supposed it to be this. But it seems q
change has taken place. These men
have found out that ii will moi do in al
cases to let the people have a fair chance
To act for themselves, and now they vote
down The single district system in Con.
Veution. But the people have yet To vote
upon their acts, aud unless we are much
mistaken in their character. we are salts
fed that they will support no scheme
which has in siew the disrranchisemen
Of u portion of the voters Of Ohio, a dar
ing aud infamous "gerrymonder" TO las
for yeats.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
Terrlbls Intelligence.

PHILADELPHIA, March .
Tho annual commencement of Jefferson Med
ioal College was held to-dny, nj Musical Fund Hall,
aud attended Ivy one oithe largest ind most lush.
nlmhle audiences ct the season. The exercises
were unusually interesting, varied by the choicest
music by a full and efficient orchestra The ex
e%rcises hegan with n Snlemn and beautiful prayer
hv Rev. DR., Ely. The Hon Edward King, Pres
ldcnt Of the College, then conferred the degree oI
Dr. OF Medicine on 227 young gentlemen, The
olasS whiehreceived a diploma ul Jefferson to day
is the largest ever graduated ut nne session by any
medical college in the United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

Cry or LSNoAsrsR.".A message to a
gentleman IN this city. states that the bill
to charter the "city Of Lancaster" has
become a law, Now push ahead! Ma.
lure and the Legislature have done their
shMe...let our citizens not lack enter
prize, energy aud perseverance,, aud in
1860, Lancaster will bo put down as a
.city" Of 1900 Inhabitants with many
profitable manufacturing establishments
therein.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

M%UsKlNGUM COLLEGE BURNED.--We
regret exceedingly to learn that The Mus
kiugum Cullege. located at New Gun.
cord, in this county. was burned down On
Tuesday last, W. have not yetlearued
what is tho estimated loss, No inturance
we understand.
The fire is supposed To have been &C
ciden,al; originating from the falling of a
stove pipe ZaaesUiHe CoRr.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

New APPLICATION Of Tne D~AGUERREo
.TYPE.-Mr, Hiram Hayden, an ingenious
artist of this village, has shawn us three
landscape views taken by the usual Da,
guerrean apparatus upon a white paper
surface, all ut one operation. This is the
first successful attempt 10 produce a pos
tive pic IRE by this extraordinary medi
nm, The pictures exhibit the effect {
light aud shade, similar to a fine engrav
ing bringing out the most dilicate mimi.
tie with tie fidelity Of the ordinary Da,
%guerreWype. For many purposes this
Improvement will be of great Importance,
as it will enable the operator 10 produce
views and portraits of any size that may
be required at a cheap rate. We under.
stand that MF Hayden has made april,
cation 10 secure a patent upon the mode
of preparing the paper previous 10 its
use, : Waterbury (Cf) american.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
Evening, Warren II, 1881

Cot. BENToN.-John C. Riyes in his
reply 10 the rumor that himself and F.
z Blair are obont 10 start a Benton pa
per, says: awhile the correspondent of
the Express assumes to tell the public |
was making preparations to support Col
Bentun, ] had ii from his own lips thar
he woaH not be candidate for the Presi
deHcy."
The ST, Louis Union, in an article
headed "C"l. Benton's purposes" states
That under no circumstances viii Col. B.
be a candidate for the Presidency. 1t
further says that he %relires from the SEN
ate a poorer man than when he entered
it thirty years ego, and that he will return
To St. Louis and support himself by his
individual exertions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

AGLANCE AT D~EsPOTIsM -Aparagraph
is going the rounds of the papers. that
ten thousand Russians Of the first families.
oflhe- empire. have applied to the auto,
crat for permission To visit the Worlds
Fair, at Locdon. We have no doubt that
the statements substantially rue By
the laws Of tie empire no Russian can
leave the country without The permission
of the sovereign; this license may, at any
time. be revoked. This simple fact is a
practical illustration of the vast influence
between the effect Of an absolute aud
free government over the personal liberty
Of a subject or a citizen. An American
would consider himself a slave ifhe could
not come aud 60 when he pleased. Sup
pose The fifty thousand, who intend visit
ing the Worlds Fair. had to apply /"
President Fillmore for permission 10
leave the country, and suppose that the
penalty, in case any one went abroad
without that permission, was forfeiture of
his property;-wh what an excitement and
agitation there would bel We rarely
prize the inestimable blessings of liberty
as we shonld.- Freedom is here So uni
v%ersally diffused, that, like the air we
breathe, we scarcely remember its exist
ence; aud tits only by snpposing our
selves deprived of it, that we are able
properly to estimate it. Let us thank
heaven, at least. that we do not live in
Russio!-Pha. Bulletin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

70 We notice that >. Townsend. Sec
etary "f"The Worlds Fair Art Uuiun."
has been committed To prison, in New
York city, to answer a charge Of violat
ing the statute which forbids lotteries in
his State. 1t seems that the concern
f,lsely advertised that they were acting
under the authority oflaw, aud up to the
time they we're stopped, had collected
$4,000 or $40, 90 from the public
SEQ Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
MEDICAL NOTICE,

JONATHAN FLATTERY, M. D Having become
- located in GahRnna, Franklin county, Ohio, would
respectfully inform the public that hence his attention
will be devoted to the practice of Surgery.
All operations deemed necessary will be performed,
with, or without, the use Of the EetheOn Gas, as the
patientm may desire.
N. b. DR.. Flaitery will remove cancers and tumors
without the use of the knife and corrosive plaster.
Gahanna, Franklin county, Feb. 10, 1861 1y4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

PERILoUs ADVENTURE OF DnG.-The
Rochester Advertiser informs us that a
dog belonging to the est. hlishment of
the Messrs. Mcintosh. was carried over
the falls. lately, aud strange to say, is
now alive aud as we'll as usual. The
dog. it appears, was playing in a sport.
i've way upon the railroad bridge, when
by some accident he fell into the water.
that was rushing swiftly by. and was i'm
mediateIy carried over the Upper Falls.
a perpendicular descent Of ninety.six
feet All supposed the dog was lost sud
M one ever took the trouble to look into
the foaming waters below Ia see whether
the poor animal loated away. The next
day the dog returned to his master, unr Il
great deal worse for the adventure. He
bore some marks If contact with ice aud
rocks. but soon recovered, aud is now Us
smart as auybOdy's dog.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
February 10. 1851. $3.50
A EINE OPENINC.

VNHE Subscriber offers for rent his Cabinet Shop
Il in R0YALToN, Tor the term Of one year from
the first day of Abril next, with The privilege of his
horse power Turning Lathe. The subscriber will
also sell 20 the one who rents his shop, a fine lot Of
EXTRA CHERRY LUMBER. As there is no regular
shop in in the place, the present affords . fine chance
for a good workman to do a large profitable business.
PHILIP H0MRIGHOUS.
Royslton, Ohio, February 20, 1851. 5w'42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.-Having
~ disposed of my $ ock of Drugs, Medicines, &C.,
to Mr.. +. L., SLocUM, all those indebted to me by
note or otherwise are earnestly invited to call and
possible time, and a speedy compliance with this re-
quest will save cost and trouble. Those indebted to
the old firm OF BURY& BECK, must also settle their
accounts and notes immediately | will be found at
the old stand.
To the many friends, who have bestowed upon me
their custom for so many years past, | give my thanks.
GEORGE G.. BECK.
Lancaster, January 81. d&wtf24 I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

EV Our neighbors in ChilIicothe alone
suffered on Saturday from the bad con
dition Of the Scioto telegraph line. For.
iunateIy and unaccountably being out OF
Mdt scrnpe once, we could laugh heartily
at the following from the Scinto Gazette,
which took the place Of the best half Of
the most interesting despatch;
Here it began to rain at the Big Belly
Crossings, and The telegraph ran under
the bridge! We could not get another
word.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

CV'The death Of the Hon. E, Currier,
Que Of the earliest settlers Of Ohio, is
mentioned in tho Athens Messenger. He
expired NJ his residence in their town on
Saturday evening. March 9. The decea.
sed had filed tho Office of President
Judge. aud Member of tho General As.
semhlY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
TO TFIE LOVERS OF SPORT.

EHNHE undersigned proprietor of the HAMILTON
4 HOUSE, in Mill rsport, respectfully announces
to his friend, and persons visiting the Reservoir, dur
ing the coming season, that he is provided with new
and tight foats, together with one large Boat calculat4
ed with safety to carry companies consisting of from
twenty to Thirty persons, fishing tackle, ice and min
to tow visitors to any part of the Reservoir.
Persons from a distance may rely upon finding
with him at all times a supply of minnows, & in the hot
test months may cary fish safely packed in ice. Be-
ing we'll supplied with nets (9O) and fish kept constant
ly on hand.
The subscriber hopes by having his table furnished
with the best the country can afford, and his bar sup
piled with the choicest Liquors, to make this one Of
the most desirable visiting places in the country.
JAMES HAMILTON.
Millersport, March 4, 1851 1td&w'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
rYSnmo Of tho papers are g~ravely /

EV'Some o fthe papers are gravely in.
ouiring, Is n dog better than n sheepl
Why, that question has been affirmative
Iy decided, over, and over, by the Legis
lalure Of Ohio. "A real gond coon dog"
Is equal in value tn ut least twenty sheep.
We know of q negro who has six dogs,
which ne considers worth more than all
The four legged wool growers in the coun,
tY.--Sci0. Gag.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

RslhRoAD MgErING.-The Germans Of
this vicinity held a meeting at the Court
House on Saturday evening last They
were ably addressed by DR.. Albos in
German and Mr. McVeigh 10 English.
There are other meetings Of like churuc.
ter to be held in the county, but we are
not advised as tn the times and places.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
rNDFRSTAND.-Si month, b,va7

UNDERSTANDS months have now elaps
u ed since | requested all those indebted to me to-
come forward andpay 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 thereforet TO give such of my frienos (who'
may have such impression) to understand that it is nv
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and,
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOHN G.. WEAVER.
Lancaster september 6, 1850. 6w17
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

nENTISTRY.-H. SCOTT, RESIDENT DEM
NJ Tisr, CouHeKS buildings, nidin.Stfcet, Lancaster,
second door East Of the Eagle Office, guarantees ali
his Operations upon the Teeth.
Keep your Teeth clean and have them plugged as
fast as 1.-THE decay appears, and you will have a heal
thy mouth and want no artificial Teeth. H.SCoTT.
Lancaster, January 80, 1851. 3w39'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

~ The city of Buffalo, last year, paid
a tax of over s4oO, OoO-beiug about ten
dollars for evey man, woman, and child
in the city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
TREATY Ratification

WAsHiSoruS, March 8. 1851.
In Executive session yesterday the Senate ra,.
flied Treu,ies nlely negotiated with Portugal,
Switzerland, uud with Mexico respecting The
Tehmutepec route form the Gull to the Pacific.
The Treaty of extraditjon with Mexico was re.
;setel.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
Millersport, Marcia 1851 1t
n the Court ofCommon Pleas Fairfield Co.

PETITION o PARTITION.
NGITCHEL ALLEN Us John P. Line and his legal
I'VE guardian Elisha b. Decker. Said John P.Line and
his said Guardian are hereby notified that the said
Mitchell Alien has filed his petition in the Court afore-
said against them, PRAYING for partition ofLot number
TEN in DiXons first addition to the town of Winches-
ter in said county, to be made between the petitioner
and said John P. Line, or for a sale thereof, IL it cannot
be divided without injury. Which petition will come
on to be heard at the next term of court, to be holden
in said county, II. II. HUNTER,
Attorney. for Petitioner.
February 10, 1851. $3.50 Oval
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

WgDLocK BEH,Nn TRE BARs.-A youth
Of Is was married TO a fair. fat and lorty
widow, 10 Leverett street Jail, Boston, a
few days since. The boy ovid ntly needs
q grandmother.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

Ono CANAL,...We learn from Mr.. Nor
gan, Superintendent of Repuirs on The
Northern section of the Ohio Canal. that
the water will be drawn off on Saturday,
the sth, for repairs. The repairs will
take from Ten TO fifteen days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

EGGs WHICH ARE EGGs.-A An English
paper contains the following notice of a
recen,eggs.traordinary discoveryIu Mad.
agascar:
Some time since the discovery oi gigan
tic eggs in Madagascar was spoken of.
Three of these eggs have arrived at Paris
one broken . 'the route. the others whole
and NJ Geofroy St, HiIaire has laid them
before the Academy If Sciences. They
are of very different shapes, one being e.
l%iptical, the other having its two ends un.
like eachother. They are about thirteen
inches in diameter the long way, and
nine the short; in circumference about
thirty inches II way and twenty FIVE the
other. The shel is about one eighth of
an inch thick, aud contains about ID gal.
Ions. or as much as 1876 hens eggs, 80
condor's eggs aud 81 ostrich's eggs. Mr.
st, Hilaire has decided. from the exami.
nation Of some bones found with one Ut
The eggs, that they were produced by a
bird. 1t nov remains tn discover tins
biggest nfthe feathered race.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

GoLD..-.The North America brings to
New York sa5O, 900. The Panama ar.
rived Of Panama with Sl,OOO,o0O; the
Rcpublic with $1,000 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

U, S. ClRoUIT CouaT- Chanee.-A
letter from Senator Chase to Mr.. Miner,
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court Of Ohio. says
that the time for holding The spring term
in this State has been changed 10 the 18th
Of April.
Attorneys. witnesses. %suitors &c, will
please take notice aud govern themselves
accordingly - o. S. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

ETWe are indebted to Senator Gel
ger for a copy ofhis speech upon the flu
pitiye slave law resolutions.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

LAND WARRANTS - We see il stated
in some of our exchanges that the House
did not concur in the Senate's amend
ments to the joint resolution making
bounty land warrants assignable, This
is probably the case.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

~ C, NJ Clay aud others advise the
public tina, the emancipationists will hold
a convention al Frankfort. On the 9Th Of
March, to nominate candidates for Cav
ernor aud Lieutenant Governor of Ken
lucky.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

ETCdl. Webb appeared at the late
fancy dress hallat Washington as Sir Pc.
ter Tca2le..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
SrRAwN, THE ILLINors MrsNa.-Onr

STRAwN, THE ILLINOIS MIsER.-Om
readers remember All article that went
the rounds some weeks ago relative to
Jacob Strawn, of Illinois. who it was stat
ed was the prototype of McDnnnugh,
deceased, of New OrIe aus. The article
represented that he had become INSANE
by his inordina,e thirst fnr mouey,-This
appears to be untrue. as is shown by "A
letter IN the St Louis Republican, which
makes him me of the most hospitahle
men, and enterprising citizens of the
west. His vile was not married for her
parsimony, but is a very nice aud gener.
Gus lady. His house is elegantly furnish
ed, and his friends aud even strangers
are admitted and welcomed within his
doors. His whole life has been spent in
making money, aud spending it among
his friends and country generally. This
is a gray horse Of another color" alto.
ge,her- Portsmouth Clipper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

PRErTy GooD.-The following toast
was given at the Printers Festival in
Boston, on the birth day of Franklin;
"Womaa'S Righ@-If she cannot be
Captain ola big Ship may she command
a |rousing smack"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

The GREAT DIsCnvERY.-The Ger
mantown Telegraph states, in reference
to a very important scientific discovery
in regard to propeIling power, that a
vessel is now being fitted out at one of
our ports with it. With this vessel il is
intended 10 visit the worlds fair, aud il
may be expected to sail in the course Of
a month. The confidence in the com
pleteness aud greatness Of the discovery,
we are informed. is in no wise lessened'
but rather strengthened, by every addi
tional development that has been made.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
Middlebury, Summit county. Ohio,
A BARCAIN TO BE HAD.

VENHAT Neat and commodiops DWELLING 9mnA
d HOUSE and the Lot on which the same is s5afH
situated, beiHg IN LOtNo 8, II The 10Th square Gs1+R
Now occupied byIIenfyW Develing, Esq will be sold
at private sale on peculiarly favorable terms-The
o6iect being to close q trust under which The same is
holden.
Terms Of Sae.-Only one. fourth part of the pur-
chase money viii be required to be paidin hand, and
a credit Of one, hGo and tAyee years will be given for
the payment Of the residue Uih interest.
Possession 10 be had on the first dav Of April mex
For further particulars. apply to H.. II. HUNTER,
Agent for G. W. GRAFFIIN, Trustee.
n. B. IF not sold before the first day of Mach next
the premises viii be for rent for ono year from the
first of April. II. II. HUNTER, Agent.
Lancaster, January Q, 1851. 6w35
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

DUDLIC SALE.-I will sell at, my house in
u Greenfield township, on the Columbus road, q
miles north oil Lancaster, on Thursday the Goth inst ,
the following personal property, to-wit:
One 4horse Wagon, with Bed and Stretchers;
Aorse-gears, Plough, double-trees, Log-chains;
One Cow Young Cattle, and Hogs; r
One s Day Brass Clock and Case;
Bedsteads and Bedding; Tables;
One Copper Kettle; one Iron Kettle, one Bureau;
One Writing Desk, Kitchen Furniture, and othsr ar.
ii, les too numerous to mention.
Six months credit will be given on all sums above
SO, by giving a note with approved security.
JOHN GRAYBILL
March 6, 1851 a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

Fatal SuMNAMBULIsM "A Somnam.
bulist, named Adam Wise, walked out of
the window in the third story Of house
at Savannah. Ga, M Friday night week,
aud was Instantly killed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
STONE WATER PIPE.

NHE Subscribers are manufacturing Stone Ware
Il Water Pipe and will furnish upon short no.
tic any amount required. 1t il a we'll know factt t
owATER is PoIsoNED' by being conveycd tn ough
Pipes of Lead, Iron, &C., but through this STONE
PIPE, water may be conveyed any required distance
and not rende e at all IMPURE. II is made Of Pot
ter'S Clay, by Machinery; pieces put together and
cemen ed with ROMAN, or WATER LIME CEMENT,
and will suppo'ta pressure equal to a column of wa
ter 600 feet perpendicular. TO all lovers of PURE
WATER, this comes as blessing, and by its cheap
mes and dprHbiity is within the reach Of all.
Reference may b had to DwIGHT JARVIS Esq,
Massillon, Ohio, who has lai down some one and
one fourth NILS, running through ~Iavines, marshes,
&c. Orders p omptly attended to.
HILL, FOSTER & CO..
Middlebury, Summit county, Ohio.
Bill of Prices at the Factory.-1 Inch Pipe
7 cents per foot; | ] inches 8 cents; . inches l2i cents;
p inches Is cents; 8 inches 20 cents; A inches %
cents; o inches IS cents; 6 inches "A cents; Z inches
81 cents; 8 inches 90 cents.
JAMES NJ. PRATT Is agent for the above Pipes
for this county-Shop Immediately under Messis s.
Erlinger, White & Latta's Hardware Store.
Lancaster, February 80, 1851. 6w42