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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
The FngItIve slave Riot.

PHlLADFLPHlA. Sept Is.
Seven persoOs charged with participation in the
late resistance Ia the laws in Christiann LancIs-
ter county, were brought TO this city last nj. ht,
md committed on charges Of murder and irenson
Three others were also Committed 10 testify, and
several others have been lodged in Jail in Lanras.
ter. The United States MarshnI and Mr. Com
missioner lngraham returned To the scene Of The
outrage this morning (Iaving lett there Yesterday
with strong police lnrce. and will continue tleil
investigation. The Governor has issued proc n.
mation today offering reward of one thnusand
dollars for the arrest aud conviction OF persons
concerned in the Outrage. meeting ia called. 10
be held at Independence Square on Wednesday
evening. 10 vindicatc the outraged laws.
The President reached this city nbont 3 O'Clock
this afternoon, on his way 10 Boston. lie was
greeted upon his arrival with much enteusiasn,
and proceeded very quietly to Walnbt street
wharf, where he took the ocluck boat for New
York.
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WAIT A MOMENT!

M Y name is neither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob ant
WI sell an article for what it is; give me call
Lancaster, Ma. %. JAMES GATES.
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ID. A. HARRISON.

Attorney at Law, Lancaster, Ohio.
oFFiCE-0ver Smith 6 Tons's clothing store:
April 25, 1851 l2in52
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CORPORATION CERTIFICATES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all holders of the Ian.
CASTER Ohio, Corporation Certiicoas. to present
them to by the first day If Oct9bsr merit. they
will not be redeemed. JOHN B. REED, city clerk.
Lancaster, June 10, 1851 tdI
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Attachment Notice.

A my instance, an attachment was this day issu.
N ed by C, Trovinger, a Justice of the Peace oI
Walnut Township, Fairfield county, Ohio against the
property and effects OF David S. Perry an abscond-
Ing debtor
Dated this, the llth day of August 1851.
avis JOSEPH G. NOURSE.
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Estate of Adam Wagner.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers have
~ been appointed and qualified as Executors Of the
Estate OF ADAM WAGNER, deceased, late of Fairfield
county. Dated at Lancaster, Ohio, 9th day of Au.
gust, A. d. 1851.
MICHAEL WAGNER, ! D
JOHN WAGNER ETecHfors'
August IA, 1851. 4vvI5
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AIDES and Gentlemen will find it to their
! advantage to call aud see the variety of Good
bought at low prices ana now opening at HENLEY'S
lancaster, April Is, ls5l 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

RLEACHED and Brown MusIins, Nanken
- Cotton Tickings, notions, Hosiery and Fans at
April 10 HENi.EY'S
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TN IIHUN I9T''tTIIWVI IT
The late depnrabe occurrences in rennsyIy
mia have caused m unusual degree of feeling here
Yesterday II large meeting was held in Baltimore
county in relation IN the outrage and after speech
es from james VI Buchanan, DhnieI Taggnrt aud
nthers. n memorial was adopted tu the presleut
asking the arrest of the offenders and resolutions
were also adopted urging upon Governor Lowe IN
eninrce the laws against the rioters, There is also
10 be n tnwn meeting io.mnrruw night in Mon.
uncut Square, in relation to the outrage.
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From Providence, Rhode lsIaHd.
QAA gross assorted Screws from l.2 to 3inche
CUV just received, and for saleb by P. BoPE.
June u. 6
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Connecticut has iu't sen: in her Share Of
Z a Doz assorted chop,in5 Axes: 10 Broad Axes,
IU DO Hand Axes; 8 do best Drawing Knives; do
Claw Nail and Tack Hammers, and score Of other
Hardware which viii be sold low for cash at the cheap
hardware store Of p. BOPE
Lancaster, June l2. 6
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FRESH DRUGS.

IN L are receiving from the Eastern cities fresh
w lot of Drugs and Medicines consisting in part
DS lbs be>tHurk. Opium Chloroinrm
81 10 OF. PureQutnine Magnesia Calcined
% Bs Eng. Calomel do Carb
OF. Sulph Morphine Cantharides F
rs Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
. do H'yd potassa Lupulins
900 do Sui Cart Soda Be6erine, &C.
With full stock TO which we invite ths attention
Of Dealers, before purchasing Give the old Drug
Stora call. G. KAUFMAN & CO. :
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. 10
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Information Wanted.

Or my son GUsTAyUs, who left his home
10 company with sns'iier bny named
BOWERS. Oh the day &c election in 1870
Tie - sgsd 10 years. stnut baili f,r l,is
age, has light hair soaie what corlrd aud
healthy c"nplsxim. When he hr.t lrlt
hume he passed Wy the nsns cf Ga,ta
vas Brwers.
Any imprnalian rhich may be given
10 me-. ihni will lead me 10 recnypr hin
viii he Thankfully recrisej aud sny cx
penses incurred will be- rhrririlly paid
! have some infnna'inn which isad4 M
10 belIeve that be is in the nriphhpfbupd
of Xrnis. Dayinu or Fiidl.'y. OAip.
Papers la Western Ohm and lnlisns
will confer erea' favor u1nn me- by cop
pyiug The above. Any mfHm1fion mny
be addressed rp me ~ t.anrasirr Uhip.
LEWIS Won RODEN
Greenfield tsp. Faiffeld e., Oaio
TaE DpLoarA of the Massachusetts, Institute a.
wsrdsd to Ayer's Cherry Peetorai BY PRor. wEB-
sTER when Chairman Of their Committee on Cherui-
Gals is nov on exhibition at tho American Coll gs in
this city.
It is set Win tie mslalcn award, orthe tlrsa great
ln'titutes Of Art ia this country; AMI a,o the Gold
Medal Of the Medical Institute a; Naples. Surely
this discovery has received the honor5 Of tao great
as well as the gratitude Of tho humble it eurss hil-
adeiphiG Saturday Courier.
! Il"See advertisement. Imi4
I
ARE YOU MoTHR-SuT.ring from diseases 20
which females are generally subject, use DIR. S. d
Howa's Shaker Sarsaparilh- viii certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young ALL aud erery Fami.
yshould have this ereelsat Family madeleine b. them
Can at our depot, or of our Agents, and re,
pamphlet, gratis. where you viii fnl taetR' facts.
acts" that can be subsaDtisted by thousand. Of liy-
ing witnesses in this city and country VIZ that the
Shaker Sar5sparilla, as prepared By DR.. y D. HOWE
has been the means Of permanently curing more Dis
eases to which the human family are continually sub
joct, than any othsr preparation of sarsapars evei
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
Gj'A' this season Of the year no medicine is more
necessary than DR.. HocAand's German Biitcrs The
great stimulating power Of those Bi:ters aul thor pro-
pery Of eradcatng all impurities and renovating tba
system, commend them highly. and, in fact, all who
woull enjoy good health should use them The pres,
Il loud in praise Of these biers. We can iniorse all
that has been said in their praise and fron personal
observation we know them to be superior to the thou
sand nostrums forced upon public through the ne.
diam Of advertisements. DR.. 81 Jackson in Phila
dolpAia, prepares this medicine. See advertisement.
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WINDOW GLASS. half boxes X by 10
w and half boxes 10 by 70. McCulIv;s sunsr;oU
Window Glass for sale by ''-
CASH paid for broken Glass.
Lancaster, May 80. 1851 d
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
EPHRAIM II. ECKLEY,

OF CARROLL COUNTY.

SECRETARY or STATE,
EARL BILL, of Erie.
ATToRSEY GENERAL.
HENRY STANBERY, Of Franklin.
AUDITOR or STATE.
JOHN WOODS, of Butler.
TREASURER OP STATE.
ALBERT A. BLISS, Of Lorain.
PUBLIC WORKS
DANIEL SEGUR, THREE YEARS;
BENJAMIN +. CONWAY. TWO YEARS,
DAVID II. LYMAN, ONE rEAR.
SUPREME JUDGES.
SHERLOCK ]. ANDREWS, OF Cuyahoga.
CHARLES C. CONVERS, OF MuSkingum.
PETER oDLIN, of Montgomery.
BELLAMY STORER, Of Hamilton.
GEORGE B. WAY, OF Defiance.
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
(Fairfeld, Hooking and Athens
SENATOR.
J0T1N 4. BRASEE of Fairfield
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From Cohoes CuIIs. yrN YorI,

= Doz Simmons Foot AdIes; do Board Axes:l dc
~ Broad Axes; DO ls ~ Axes: do Smuggling Hitch
cts, iustres5ived at the che Q hardware store Of
Jans II P. BOPE
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
4 Few Boxes Just received at the city city Drug
N siora EDWARD l.. SLOCUM
Lancaster, June 26 O.
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DIR. C. SWTTzER--ResidentD Dentist.
ANFICE-On main. street, one door east oi Rebel
W and Kutz's re,-Always AZ home the first wee,
In each month. Lancaster, May Is, 1851. 8
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Cnrriagc nns, ynggy spri,gs.

lust received at the Cheap Hardware Store 90 pr,
y Elliptic Springs; GO seta Axels; 5000 los spring
STEEL ~ tons Iron, and will be sji low for cashby
June 10 p. BOpE.
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tyIJDOtY GLASS.
PLAAVEIS OC PhHlS. tlc

100 Boxes McCully's Window Glass, Just re-
IVV ceive9d and io. sale at the city Drug Store.
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DUTTY.--4OO pounds machine made Putty in
Lancaster, May 90, 1861
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NAILS JUST RECEIyED.

OS0 Kegs, superior article Of 3, g. 46,6,Z g.,
NOU9 10, i6 and 90 penny NAILS, at the cheap
Hardware store Of P, BOPE
June II l.
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MARBLE AND sANDsT0yr yARD,

MARBLE AND SANDSTONE YARD.
A LILLY & co, at the corno of BROAD and
n Lawrence streets, with the aid Of MachiEery
which will soon be in operation, offer the public the
following articles at Uery loiO prices
and Table Tops:
Of Frcc-SlOne Hcad.Stones, Hoarhs, Window
Caps and Sills:
OF SandstoHe-Monu,nan with or without
marble tablets for inscription; rounl monuments;
columns for portcoes; gate or fence posts; sun dias
Sc:-turned with almost any moulding required.
All kinds of building work well dono at short
notice.
Our stock of Marble, all TIutland Stone:
%" e" " Fres-slone. the best we can fn!;
q" 50 Sandstone, Lamora and othsr stone Of
fine quality.
Please call and examine for yourselves
a. J. LILLY & 20.
Lancaster Ohio, sept, 10, 1851. 3ml2O
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PAINTS, OELs. &C.

ono Kegs Pure White Lead bbls Venetian Red,
SUI 10 do Red Lead, do Yellow Ochre,
Kegs Dry White Lead, 4O DO Linseed Oil.
~ do litharage do spi Turpantine
100 lbs Chrome Green. . do Japan Varnish
100 do do Yellow do Copal do
2OD do American Vermillion do sup coach doSc
just received and for sS'a at the city Drug Store late
e. &. Deck. EDWARD L. SLOCuM.
Lancaster, June &C. 1851
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RECEIPTS Eoa THE GAZETTE.

Geo. Brery sl.7j John Lest. 1875
Renhen Waiburu l,7j James Barr. 3 81
Mrs Sarah Allen. $50 William Hutton. 81
i'"WiS ANDERSON .---...l :.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Dr.. Nart'n Kagay lnhu ". Smith
David Weaver Thomas Anderson
Reuben Walihnrn Jacuh SheiIsr
.Dr John =. Noursa
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0hr Marktts.


GnEAr SALE or woot--A great auction sale
oi American fleece and pulled wool took pl,cs
in New York, on Wednesday,, for eo,h. Or spproy
ed oo'e' at lnoaits. The following were some
II the sales:
5000 lbs New York and Ohm fleece at 2je per
lb; 1000 do 81 4c 800 do BE; 1000 do 33; 5000 do
3Jic; l3 600 lo Bic; 1000 do SIC; 4OjD DO IS /:
28,5OO do 3jl: 5000 do 36tc: 5000 do 81: 10000
374; 2O5OO do 80; 10 500 DO 40; 1900 de- 40J: T..
500 do 43; 10000 lbs Saxony n.ece 3Ji: l6. %
do ~; 1000 do ~; l7.6OG dn 42J: 1000 do A:
n'OOO lbs fulI Lluod fleece 81; 5OOJ 30 3g!: 49,
900 do 40.
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SR Doz Grass cythes % do Grading do; 90 do.
DO Sckles; do superior Grain cradles: Q do patent
do do patent scythes fitted to the snah 600 assort-
cd scythe stones $40 scytke rifles All ofwhich will
be sold cheaper for cash than the cheapest at the ex
tensive hardware store OF p ROPE.
Lancaster, June f2 6
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LATEsT ARRIYAI..

= Barrels caleined Plaster, so DO Water Lime 30 Do
- ground Plaster, for sale by L, D. SL0CUM
Lancaster, June 20, 8
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FairfieId COumIy Whig Ticket.

JOHN 7, BRAsEE, of Fairfield.
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Cincinnati Markets.

'i"ClNNATI, Srpt 10 /. NJ.
Flour dul small sales ut $3. lti03. -. Wbis.
Ky ut. Nuihiug doing in Provisions, Ma,ket
generally dul aud transactions mei.
cieve rnd MarketM
CLEvCLAND, September IS
There was little done in market Yesterday. co,,.
slerlng the large receipts The two ar ibroe
last days or list week there was considerable de.
lnand and very light receipts which brought an
wheat and lnur tOhe highest notch. Plevin,fs
ln business hours yesterday there was a perIaci
rush OF boats That were delayed by III, break -
that, and the steamers news, reported IL have
been telegrnphed IN the morning, created dnll.
ness IN the demand. aud most ithe rpcrnt, were
strd. Flou.-sales of30O bbls at 50 80. When,
sales oI8.O00 bush, al &c; 900 bush nj 6Glc.
q 600 do nj SIC; 900 dnAi 6jc 1905 10 a Il il
Corn-8,OO0 bnsh u DIE ca llinh . 900 lis.
at Age; WhiIeHsH-Larrss ut s3.-Herald.
Ncw York Markcts
NEw YonK, September lg.-P. NJ.
The cotton marke, is quite unsettled. and ono.
iatons cannot be given with accuracy. The ,,l.s
in'dny are only uhout TOO b les. Snles of sO9C
bbls Flour Al from a 90 tn 81 for Suuihern
aud SJ.87O3,0i 'ur State aud Western. Sqps n
70lO bushels new Southern Wheat at SOC G,i
white. StIes of3j 600 bushels Crrn Vt 5gQG2c
lor mixed. Provisions are ,teady. Sales Of gOl
bhIs new lucs- Pork at $3.50. and 500 bills nl
p'ime al $l2, 2,37Ql2,5O Lard is frmer and hslI
at 9fO3sc, Beef is in fair demand. Srles n
1000 enIl"ns Lirsred Oil nj 73c Sales If 7naC
lbs, TaIlow attic Wool is dull and The mar
ket very heavy.
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Lancaster, August 7, 1851.
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HOME INDUSTRY!

Lancaster, sept. IS. 1851
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

THE NEW CHARTER.-The Board of
Trustees met on Tuesday evening The Committee appoint
ed TO meet Committee ofthe Peoples Charter Conventions
reported the correspondence had with that body which
proposed conditions precedent beyond the powers dele
gated by the Trustees 10 their COmmtee-wnch IN aci,
amounted 10 a TepudaiOn Of The power and scIs oi Inc
trustees in the matter Report accepted The Trustees or
dered an amendment their Charter so as to make The o.
fees Of Attorney and Counsellor and Clerk OF the Village
and Sealel Of Weighs and Measures eece oy me Poo
pie Since this document reported and ien to Albany
The action q tie Trustees has besokeued oommenisbe
zeal IN relieving 81 Of some OF lie seventies aud hsfdshps
The Aldermen have become minority 10 It's Board Of RI
nance la, he raising and disbursing OF pubic money
should mol De committed entirely 10 The same dicre.oas
Public confidence has If late years been shaken IN Alder
manic purify, aud the conviction vel see1 that II Is
safe 10 have daerelt set OF economist the snpPy
Of he public crib fom hat vested with tie duly OF iced
ing out to contractors ard fayores The amount Of sAs-
rice instead q being ssled by the Terms Of he Charter Is
now 10 be s discretion Of The Board OF Finance two
thirds vote Of the Common Council is requisite 10 super
seee Tie veto Ct The Mayor, instead " Majority a. hTsS
beside older amendments OF less importance.
But ius. complaints are yes made against Ibis Trustees
Charter Tor It's stringent pTovcnso and foy TAX
tides 10 auds that allow lot 20 be a. yersej FOR non pay
lent Of taxes On assessment in the Of the owner
OF the fee or that the owner ia unknown present
tut in aDyusae ard thereby 70 create against the
owner with ao,iee that to him be b., scheme Of de-
cepuon
The division Of represent ylsge into i've Wards with
two Aldermen Ia each contained In the Peoples CHARTER
is generally preferred three Wards and four Al er
men in each IS provided d 10 the Trustees Charter The
small Wards will give special representation 10 To-
cal interests snd will promote the growth Of tbs
section Of The city.
The Trustees Charter allows the assessors tbs right 10
examine or oath witnesses to the personal estate Of
others Which isAIew provision in this Slate bat puts u
power Of assessing any amount that may suit he 'ons
or caprice Of tie any person who may refuse 10
be sworn as to his peT'on& asais AID denies tho right
ofrevew ON The correction Of is assessment, So that yesF
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n Jackson MOI Jan 49, Mao wife OF Norman Asa sei a.
Al Philadelphia Jan p. AlnolS Covgll as-i 81.
II suton Ml Jan p George Of the late Orsa Haoaek
In The Of chsaango Jan a. the ss,h
BIS Mr. Stone Of the earliest settlers 81 Boome
County. He kePt small store og buns al al cary Gay,
Cocte NILS the Cheuingo RIVER and carried or trla- With
lnesrs that we're d .n this section OF the con Try
The Ini.an Aut1n1 sEeclsi
Stones house rsed chair I'm his wife but promptly
stons The deceased 81 nd or the last u
s s'aHsil nae 0-'
RIVER Mines calorna. Nov Powers, sgei 90 for
. New 1Ok.
AtPhlssspha Jaa 90 Sarah Of Capt Robert KaoI
IN Johnston Trumbu Co. Ohio jan DrJ Norord agsis9
weave and mo- tbs
b. rnham. Printers 10 On please copy
In Phha8eptis, Jsn9 Mar LswAieu.
Kssssve Mrs Sally wife OF Hon Luthsr hnni OF 81
Abans. sEed 50 Nears.
Hanover II Jan Stephen Chase Professor o. ia henics
Dartmouth College, aged 81 49,
ItFrsnkha Pa Jan, ish n't D Gsogs Comedy aged q
years 49,, e,.
age. M bora Virginia aud smsrisi to henacky 10 'afe
Near Es~ Ae1,n5ra Pa Jsa u.s. Mrs. Ann vie o. John Scot
grsss, EtQ. "a Tie 4sth ear Of Der az -
At bs late reiencs, Bohemian Manor Cecil Co, Nd Al H.
Samuel Br, Esq. sged cb cara
In sarye jan l6 Appleton Wh'ay, assl 81 yeas,
formerly OF t6ed, Mas for the asst several years resident
Charlotte 49,,
formerly o. Germantown, Perna
A. rewvls Jan 10. smu. H0upt, srei y years and
months he Of ortanfion Co, PaisnsraS nearly
la Concord X, Jan a. Sarah Jane Role, aged %
Il Vest WmGeh y Jaa ls samuel G'esn i'5s tired
In Palma y JaaGI asei maria daughter Of William Scot
Ia RcIms,d Va. Jan 81 Rev William H,rEooi. Puacpai Of
he Lauclf,erll So.
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New-Jersev Legislature.

TRKRTON, "Wednesday, Feb. 49,
The senate has passed bill for the preserva-
ton Of clans and oysters, providing that no per-
son. not a resident OF this State for 8 months, be
permitted to take any oysters or shell fish within
ihe waters of the State under the penalty OF I'M
prisonment for not more than o months, and hne
Of not more than $3.50,
Resolutions were introduced in the House de-
claring that tire people of this State are unyer-
sally in favor of maintaining and preserving the
uniop OF these United States There has never
been but one party on thar subject in this State :
that the House is in favor offullng to the letter
an the Provisions and Compromises Of the Const-
tuition Of the United States, IN relation to tue
rights Of the respective states, and oil executing
in good faith the Compromise Acts.
After a vain attempt Of a minority to strike out
the last clause, the resolutions were referred to
special committee.
A bill to incorporate Railroad from Camden
and Keyport, before the House, was aoiy arsueu
by Mr. Brain of Burlington, but was lost by vote
Of "a TO rs
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Ch,liau G casting Trade The Boundary Cor
misefOn.
Interesting from Washington.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb l9-l2t Pm.
The Presidents Proclamation, directing the ar
rest and prosecution of those concerned in the
late Boston outrage, appears in all papers this
morning.
The Postmaster. General has received com
municaton from the London General Post Office,
that the mail of the Steamship Atlantic were for
warded by the Steamer Africa, without additional
sea postage.
Letters are published from our East India
Squadron, containing the warmest expression OF
thanks from the Portuguese authorities to the Off
GERS and crew of the U. S. ship'of the'ine Marion
for their extraordinary exertons In rendering as
sistance to the officers and crew OF the Portuguese
frigate Donna Maria, at the time OF the explosion
on board that unfortunate vessel in the harbor Of
Macao. at the imminent hazard of their own lives.
The Mexican Commissioners notify the claim
ants under the Treaty Of Guadaloupe Hidalgo
that the proofs necessary TO sustain their claims
must be filed previous to the 18th OF March, alter
which there will be no evidence received.
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MARRIED

l. FnIkof Jan Is. Goa, Ins-rs @ ssrsL Bo-say
Goacestsr 4ss Jan d. Philip rerEayf u Eg AID 20 mrs
Narhs ParsQus 80 CT .ucestsF.
Dr. ShsFry Assy Ja1 james DeTey ksq % sarah =
"a. ehfsr q j. be X WiDln-
All New Hostu H. Ja1 Robert Greg ofhetot3 Mass .
Ffrs J Rui tcu q SeF Bcsfnn-
AtCoutss Mos Jsa Or James Sfesa O. fnncs' daughter
al e Bartee ksq.
Sorh OrS-l Br,iri c, Pa Jan ~ s-pl IN Wckham, OF
Nn ti Otseso Co. LIS Cav, oil ihs loef place. Also
1ils a1 AMI place, Gs0rss Caflsf o. Wdaan, Pa 70
W.siasto- Ca Jan g. Rogers to Eraaeth G, daughter
OF c. Join NaHsus
r 80, sr a. y Jan - Laros G.et 20 Fbo5a Ro0i.
lad Jsu Hsf-l o. the No Oh Iaiize'
Con 'efefce + l. iscrrten.
Jan Cspt william N ttn-nia 20 carr
49,, rsu htsr ~ Ns,oI A Da.g'e " s. olrs
S1T.,ss Va Jaa 10, wm 7 or Of Pea-s Gsofs- C 70
NJ I Isum Oh Chs,teih-h GO.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1851

Johns I,land c. Jan Rst.r AF.ddu, o. sum'sr DIS
trct Ssrsh Pa Inc Ooy daughter Of Hlu gi Gnm1aA
In Corn Jsn Als1 chcook, D. Of Fch 51g Mass,
and Aursia Wsllnan
II G,E ~. Jas IS Pnssy and Hs'.r Frun daughter
Of Joln 40 El1abes Frun formerly q caa'isnha Gon1s'is
stirs, Ens and.
II Athsus Jan Fsv James Pluansr 70 Sarah Fsr
Arundel Co. Nj Jan H. Rchart srovn elizabeth
DuVal
Ia Nd Jan a. Philip Trors n Marht she "a.
Ia L@Instcr No Jar T. George " Hour Frances Prcs
H. WauLef az. H. Jiz 5. Wn Lacai % z a Emerson.
IN Cherres Al Jan H. DR. Esorsou Fncss Ferguson
Hone Ru.e Co. Al Jan l6 Col James Tuner Of
Phisdsipha % ElEzbsth Barnes.
Ia chsisr Y jan 10, Ds7a EeasIs. ESQ, Mary Ana
Deutsn.
Columbia Jan o. Augustus Jones TO Julia daughter OF Dr.
L. woouscie o. LEWIS Dover Ms Olive TsbO beth
ofCautdG
AtJae.ouvs IT. Jan MP cb.sssan ga, Of wachss;sr
70 Ms Elra5eth Williams OF Pie Co