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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16


ARABIAN LINMESr.-Go where you will talk
about what you may, and you will either see or
hear of the great Arabian preparation known to the
people of the United States as H. G. Farrell's Cele-
brated Arabian Liniment. 1t has made some of the
most remarkable Of paralysis, rheumatism,
vous affections spinal complaints, &c., record, and
indeed as external remedy is applicable to nearly
all disease which could possibly be benefited by
medicine of that kind. See Advertisement 2wS5
Ayers CHERRY PECToRAL.--We invite the atten-
ton Of our readers the advertisement of Ayers Cher
ry Pectordl in the columns Of our paper, remedy
Of the first importance to the community. The certi
fcates published in its favor are not from unknown
names but from eminent and widely celebrated men.
Statesmen, Professors, Clergymen and PLY sicians
give their strong assurance that this new medicine or
the cure OF pulmonary disease, can be relied on witt,
confidence by the afflicted for relief and we truly
hope its results in section will sustain their con-
cluSions elsewhere See Advertisement. lm35
1J'Bear in mind that nature is ever endeavoring to
expel disease when it invades the animal economy,
and only needs the assistance of some genial restora
tive--thorough, yet mild in its aStci7that will give
tone to the system, and ACT UPoE rnr nbcoD-whch
is the priacipIe Of life. .,a,,.u,L
! GUYsorT's YELLow Dock Ann SAR5APARIILA, az
purifier of the blood, renovator Of the system s
supporter and preserver ofthe powers &C lpuil bal
no equal. Take it, o tho first indication that disease
is upon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks and
months of sickness and suffering. a.
lJ'See advertisement. fmti
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

Massachusetts --Gouernor-. Uaitel
States Senator. the llth inst, Hon.
Senate of Massachusetts elected Geo. 5
Boutwell,, dem, for Governor. He re-
cei, ed all the votes cast, 32,. six Wings
yotiRs ftjr him. the rest voting blank. N
W. CdshrrHiani was ei5ctcl Eiell. Govern
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

TAX PAYERS City of fCincinnaN.-The
Enquirer gives list Of the heavy tax
payers within the corporate limits of Gin
einuuti, N. Longwor,b pays $l7,OO7;34
Two pay between IS, 600 aud $4,000; FIVE
pay between So 900 and $4,000; twenty.
one between $1,000 and $4,000; fifty.
three between 81, 900 and $4,000; and
ninety. five between $500 and $1,000. We
have not had the patience to foot up The
whole amount; it reaches over $3.50
600.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

ESTATE OF DAVID REES, Sen AT the October
\ Term, 1850, of the Court Of Common Pleas for
Fairfield county Ohio said Cour declared the Estate
OF DAVID REgs, Sen, deceased late Of said county,
insolvent Creditors are therefore required to pro
zen; their claims against the Estate TO the undersigned
for allowance within six months from the time above
mentioned, OF they will not be entitled to PAYMENT
JOHN A. COLLINS, Adm'tor
Df boHis non lrith the UiH duneref
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

A PRoPER VeTo.-Governo Helm ol
Kentucky. has vetoed as unconstitutional
bill providing for paynen, 10 members
when hot il aiisadants'. fhe eonsiiru
ton provides for per diem allowance I'd
members ofthe Legislature when in at
tendance" Such a clause in the Ohi1
Constitution would make money for the
State. f.'' "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

Christmas and New Years Presents
4 HAVE Just received fine lot Of FANCY ARJI
i Giles suitable for Holiday Presents. The put
lie are respectfully invited to call and take look
through my stock. JAMES GATES.
Lancaster, December 81, 1850. "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

IROI WHENCE CAIE fHEYl
ND You see the Christmas presents, Mr. - bought
ICtss his iaIniiyl Capes, Guns. COisrs. Meek Rb-
b3ns sn4 Ua!trsl sevesi dare they, sie psri ct
Jetnti' -; and just suehss lSdies love 10 pos 80
v yea, ant taey came lro0 tha IhHa L,iyh41 Cum.
mtssi2a So~e VIII you call with me this st,fhoni
@all lew d the sane sgI. G4ysL!E
Isncast p Jsruary g. d
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETrE. =.
Lewis Huber. $3.50 John Ariz.... ...$l IS
John Fry. .---.. 50 Isaac Tl"mas.. 50
Col. W, Hamilton. l,j0 A. Croobs. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
NOT VET QUIT.

VIZ bH tEObh' -
sSANCEL WILHELM still continues te manufacture
> 81 his OLD STAND on broad street, every kind Of
Bsdsteads and other Furniture, such a. he has
sygsys hl3 Gu hard and viii be pleased to wait upon
al lis customers and others who may give him call
lis work will be wsde in the best .nsnaeti Of tie
best mserial Nis be ss1d al the lowest prices and
ne will use MS cors to give the best Of reasons for
.,e community 10 deal with him.
TURNING al,ssys dnne 70 order 3li kinds Of CouNl
TRY PIoDvcE viii taken in exchange for Fufnit1re
usual The report has been circulated that be IN
ended TO quit business, but this is mistake, and he
will be found hand usual at his cd shop. s. W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.

A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.
TENHAT Neat and commodious DWELLING IA,z7,3,
II HOUSE and the Lot on which the samei is Aas
situated, being In-LotNo g. in the Goth square 5E:s
of the torn Of Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio,
Now occupied byIIenryW Develing Esq will be sold
at private sale on peculiarly favorable terms he
object being 10 close trust under hich the sane is
holden. ..t
Terms of Salc.-Only one.fourth part of thepgr
chase money will be required to be padin in hand, ani
credit of one, tlro and three gears will be given for
the payment of the residue iDith interest
Possession to be had on the first dav of April next.
For further particulars apply to- II. H. HUNTER,
Agent for G. W. GRAFFLIN, Trustee
N. B. If not sold before the first day of March next,
the premises will be for rent for year from the
first Of April. II. H. HUNTER, Agent
Lancaster, January 8, 1851. bwa5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

tNDliNA- United STATES Senator.-The
Indiana Legislature has reelected The
Jesse D. Bright to the United States
Senate. Upon the first ballot, he re-
ceived 80 votes aud Charles Dewey
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Stores, H1!ioy-W are and Ploughs,

Stores, ii I!ioy-W are and Ploughs.
Ia connection with the other departments Of IT, sir
business they intend to bestow due share Of atten
ton to the manufacture and sale of Stoves Hollow
Ware and Poughs. They viii always be supplied
with assortment Of Cooking Parlor. and other de-
i'rptions Of Stoves Of the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Res0r's Double Ocen. Rochester
Universe, Preference President and Bucks Coohing
stoves They have also the RoUGH AND READY
CoOHNG SrovE. which at this time is taxing the lead
Of all others and is a superior article.
Their stock of Hollow Ware. such as Sugar Kettles
pois Skilcs, Ovens, &c. will always be large enough
to suit tha market.
Tiieyyiii anuia .ure and sell low the following
descriptions of PLOUGlIS--Rushyille, Longs Cast
Kings Darshesr, ard will soon commence manuiac-
turing Patert Steel Plough which can in an instant
bc.chansed for two Of three horses. These Ploughs
vii always be put up with especial care and o the
best material. They will ALWAYS have on hand Z Y
TRl ARES for those that may need them.
EatliH'S Premium Wheat Drill.
They irtcnd aiso to manufacture for the next season
tls above Wheat Drill 1t is ona Of the very best in
and can be soii tor 1bfy DollarS and will be in
sured to work we'll This drill feeds with an augeI
anI is consequently more regular than any other
in use. model cOn be seen at the Foundry and our
Wheat growers are respectfully invited to examine
u for themselves. ..-..-
The custom Of the public is respectfully solicited
livery effort will De made 10 accommodate them with
good articles at the lowest prices The practical ex-
perience OF the senior partner will enable them 70
manufacture every article in the best and most dura-
Bile style Csl and examine before purchasing else
whore. =. ,o-, B, B:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

JAMES GATES having purchased the interest Of
ID e. cos PER of the firm Of GATES & COSPER-
Would say to his old friends and the public that he is
on hand at the old stand nAhe Tallmadge House, with
large and complete assortment of Patches JeiOeiry,
Fancy Goods, &c. &c. which he is determined to sell
as low can be bought anywhere.
lancaster, December 81, 1850 "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

MIssoGki - United States Sendtor.--
The anti. Behtdntes Of the Legislature
have Nominated the Hon. James H. Green
as Candidate tor the United States Sen.
ate. The Bentoniles have nominated
the Hon. Thomas H. Benton. The latter
body resolved not tG Sdle fJr Wing nn
der any circumstances, and to sustain the
honiiaes dntil the present Legislature
t.saseS to exist. Considerable excite
dien, preAaiid and sbme "hdise aud toufd
sion" is anticipated,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

MONT FORGET-Ihat the place 10 buy the best
IDgoods at the lowest prices, is at the cheap store
opposite Shaffer's Hotel ". T WISE.
Lancaster November s, 1866 q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
To BuSgy and Carriage EIn,ldcrs.
0UEENSWARE.
ia assortmen, now unpacliing at VII
Ancaster, nov 8, 1850.

BIBLES! BIBLESI! BIBLESu!
TINE undersigned offers fer SALE lot OF beautiful
i ly bound Bibles, Gf various sizes, from pocket
to large family Bible Turkey Morocco gilt, and will
positively be sold at New York cost Persons wishin
to purchase cheap for Christmas and Newyear's pr
sents. Now is the time. p BOPEe
Lancaster, December "a, 1850 d.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
DON'T STOP MEI

What's your hurry 80 early1
am bound Tor the Philadtlphia o0mnission StoTt
20 purchase a few Goods. examined last evening
De LANES Caic0ca snd other articles that had Bern
bought there the groafeat brrgsiny ever SAW; snl
want ~ tag ~ s0ieE supply BSfooe they arc au g0as
Lancaster. January g. 4, rarq 81 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
LANcAsTER,. .TRuEsdsy. Jan. 10. IssI.
New York MArkst'.

new York Markets
NEw YORK. January l4-P M
Cotton firm. Flour active; sales 500 barrels Of
Rye Flour 1887 aud scarce. Wheat dull; held
abuve the views Of buyers. Rye scarce aud quiet
Germ ensier; sales 10000 bushels new At 7O.1
Pork easier; sales 400 barrel' Mess at $l2, lSf0
$l2,25; Prime firm; snles 1870 barrels al 50. Ohin
Butter easier sales at 81c. Whskey unchanged;
200 barrels sohl Flaxseed scarce aud, waued
snles 1000 bushels at sl,97. Tobacco firm with
sules, l8d Ky at lO0l24. Linseed Oil quiet, sales
1000 gallons at 9O Sales 200 bags Rio Coffee at
ia. Groceries quiet Rice firm with sales o
l5O barrels. Sales 10 00O lbs Tnllow at &c.
N W York Jan. l5-M
Flour in good request with sales OF 300 bbl'
including round ho0ped Chic nj S.. Rye Houi
firm with spes OF 100 bbls. Wheat ilIactive;Ohi,
held at lO49l08 Corn quiet 800 bbls sold t,
arrive, upon private terms. ..,
Pork heavy. but pnchahgedi sales eco bbs
Sales 600 bblS long mdhies, city cnt bacon. at I !
Beel steady; sales So bbls Sales 10000 lbs tai
b,w n. Linseed Oil epsier; sales 1900 .,oDs d
S9S9O. WhiGkey ai &C.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD MINE,

GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD MINE,
7 ATELY discovered for tho benefit of Fairfield and
4 adjoining counties. The undersign begs leave to
inform the cldcpstptners well the public in gen.
era that he has bought the entire stock of Goods of
J. c. MAccRAeKEN, and Is determined TO sell Goods
CHEAPER than has EVER been SOLD here before, for
cash or exchange Of all kinds Of Produce.
LADIES AND DGEETLEMEN If you wish to purchase,
call at PLoUTs CHEAP Store and will convince YOU
that my advertisement is not in vain for intend to
continue business at the old stand, called GREAT
WESTERN" and PLoUT's CHEAP STORE.
IL So, T.. "a. HI. q GO JACOB pLOUT. ,
Lancaster, December 8, 1850. 2wd&Iyw92
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16


OHro CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTioN-
CGriOus Facts.-At the latest accounts,
Ibis body was engaged in discussing the
Executive end Legislative reports. They
came very near disposipg of the former
the only feat of the kind since the com
tmencement Of their Lahore, 1t is not
likely that i6ss tsid power, in any 'hape'
will be adopted by the cOiveiition.
The twelve recusant democrats. who
claim the liberty of thinking aud acting
for themselves. irrespective of party ties
have been the subject of severe abuse
aid cehshre upon all occasions. It's, as
We have often before remarked, little
curious that the present democratic par
~ Win not i've dp to the advice of JEFF.
fsrson and tolerate difference OF opin
ion. Here are twelve men who upon
nearly all questions Of Stale and Nation.
al policy agree With the. democratic par
ty. differing in only one or two points.
For this they are abosed aud vili6ed. &C.
cused Of tisasof and called traitors, de-
nouuced by the press. ii The Legislature,
in the Convention, at Pdblic meetings
and at eighth of anuary sGPpers.
There is another curious fact in thi;
connection. This party of progress starts
hobby, goes in for some deStfitlive
measure and makes issue upon it before
the people, but whenever it has MAORI
ty in the Legislature or elsewhere, there
are always just enough of their members
to vote with the wings to prevent the pas
sage Of the measure.
Now this may all be the result Of ae
cideSt, instead of design, But let tht
people view it as they will, and then lool
at The past history Of the State, they vii
Rnd that all the measurs. or nearly all
which have proved Of advantage to then
have been adopted when the whig part
has been in power. These are fact
which the people eau learn for them
selves. and from them they can guild
their course in the future.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
coon TASTE AND sENsIDLE.

IND yuu observe he bgr.t!iol Cas- mere Ms 4
~ had on yesterday. sofgetning allogeiherDeA
d1 end nHdrrran5 il bou ghi at Che PhiLa'eI.
phd COmm ssiol Store, wb re ihs most fashion ,bie
Good, If all kfJSs Gre c0rs.ahiiy on hahd At lpv
pr.ees ,.l.r... Lancaster, Jannlry3 -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16

0EMAINING 10 the Post Office Of Lancaster. |
lAOhio, nu the first day Of JDnuury. 1851 which |
II lOLcaed for beldre The FIRST OfApril, will be |
.nl.i 4. IL. C......I r..A -. NJ ..l.-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
'Aarket',
BALTIwoPE. January | 4

AT auction to day, eO9 hhds new crop New Or.
leuns Sugar was sold at G457; SIS barrels Sugar
house at $j800S63O; tierces do at $3.50; %
I'hds Cuba Molasses al l8402Q Sales 800 bills
II oward street Flour at s4,564 heIf frih at "a 625
at close Of market with buyers ut first figure; sales
5000 barrels City mills al $i62l. Corn meal s3
for city Rye Flour 1915 Sales Wheat ut yesler.
days rates. Corn 63066. Whiskey 90 in bbls
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-16
Cincinnati Markets

CIScINNATI. January lj--P NJ.
Flour dull with downward tendency: sales
comprise 900 bblS at $3.50. Whiskey 231023s
Hogs 800 sold at $4l5lD4 80; 1000 city cut Hams
in dry salt sold al g. Other articles unchanged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-03

In Hlew Of tn many impnutat questions aft citing The
"Nstene d" the | non That wi come hafpre the next
t"agrrs,, 1t IS imruitn 1hi' III caudi bats Of the
NhR ptny, tt, sprlnt, sh b. st 'rrd Mt nu'y with
r.. e e., o tn ab aid uly fiji lirv, hut ala 10
trir ~ Ci'hlr. .irulabiTy ,b1ad be consulted. es,
60 " ~ all elo>ely ctnfas.rd distict- By ,ukltg 10
rrl'~pry ',tead # nom NJ the fv rite ! tn pty.
The NbgS >areeaird in III z e,te 81 clians f $40
and ISIS; and III ISL the DAma-rals elected Mr. PIX
ayr NJ. Clay, BY hlvng fegrd o availability. TIE
Demacras tao IN this ngre-- ,naI ,tric Al the last
e'rcl1 give Us ~aup nj III policy by nominating
Pa is PnWell Moved by ther con-, era ions. we
would me- letVe 20 SIG st o thu Wig Cunvehl n
shnpS to assemble the name OF YIN. Il. Early of AL
j hrnaflr. lie Is younI mln with n exp riet as
H'lu In, hot i god aud true Wing and Uni man
and w9ot IN k abb aud mos etcp Inn Rrpnseaa
We. untlyp of the S'r,nI ID ~, era ic county Il
" t'n la'I"E Arg ronnHcnp in Madison. and brins
p 'saaal VII kboNn and popuar thuse Two G un-
l">.r Is h.Iv"i rha h nol ceivp ur nentrallse
y m ciir Voc Sufficient materially aft -rl the result
81 lh' election. llWnI cauvts>el h counties of A.
henar'r. \ nhesst aud \ -on A. a cana late fnr the
SITE CnnveatHp ~ III, the inpr ION. which he
male, my be jl5-,d afay ,h- fc thn though al
N 10 al I ap1r Ia thr IVA LATER cuutis and opps
ed by men # hnoN"'xperence, popularity and ,liy.
- c.ase IS. ~ T. voi,s o. AZ cleo II. We b.ltVe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-03

fc'. perhaps. ut the filing ue Mil "aai one fg'
nre - make the printing answer 10 tae yeefa-
lnss Of he heaftl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-03
llt)l',i.

Cumu itlpes were called an I reprtts
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE.
The Clerk read tn the House a 90 lmn. lea ion from
'he Executive. 'ransm my letter tom Moosleur VT
=, dated Pat's, Dec. @. ISL " ch ates that
cIuS-d To he forwarded Have taf shpneut to
#- United States. a copy Of the areat aud ceehrafcd
tlnons pub lca'ioo: La Garric .Ndfnndlc de Jersai
Is. aiming s.seal III uslud engtavlns Illustrative
Of tho mos, Important hs'oca al the French
rat ION. Mons V. states that Tn. work prrsen ed
the name # h- Prrf.cl Of the SEINE AID Municipal
Council OF h. CITY :" Pans. additInna ok # the
maternal feeling Of France fr Nuprut; as hr epa Of
tnr yislters f the Nirgiii Military lnstiute which
innnnIcatons were odefed To be printed r the Of
tie House.
RULES OF THE HOUSE.
Mr. Tomlln Offered prui lion changing the rules 50
s 10 NIT TO certain lime ill., ,iod Ia which mo, ion
to reconsiicr any act ot the liuuae ran I've made.
Mrsss. Strolher aud August opp sd the immediate
fdopiion he rrsoiuti n; and motion of former
II was laid on the table aud ord red To b. ptntt d.
III. X lby moved hat tn debte HE two milo
and half 'Ertensoa' b II br closed hal pas on,
v'd,ek. NJ don lad on The tamil: aye. So, n RS 81
SMALL NOTES.
MI. W Ills 'f-Ted q f.suu i0n OF enquiry rquIlns
every ne "hant H. Ike oath ad ts al yoss
Auto anee' IL, q, d ni1stoS Of S. m,k he yta.ity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-03
EDUC ZION
y " MtNtffHN. THOMAS n TInt "a
McGlEEEN Il IIOICONBC.

Attorneys at Law. Cincinnati. Ohio
\\Tllauend to all business committed to their care IL
w the various counts Of tho city. They viii also CIV,
prompt attention 70 eolleeuon> Mr. McGuh,y Is Comm.
>'one ot all the States OF the Union to g.
Addrr,s+ Met;asey & ilolcon,bc, Cincinna'i ohc
April i9nu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-03

Coop Nrws FOR THE Sons vt last Old
Winter has honopel as with his health giving
and lnyEofa'nr presence; and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-03

Very satisfactory explanation OF the confu-
sion OF tn" tinoS. when the wick, d rule, the
pc pc suffer-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
GENN;s FOUNDRY,

T Ft y
i.rT1HE subscriber s.iIf taIriss on thg IRON s.
u BRASS FoTADRY Business at his old es-
tablished stand en- Market Street. On tho lot adloin-
Ing thu Ualla Htsi wheF ne Is prepared 10 fill all
dfdeTs IN ffs has @fh prom PtHess and despatch of
the best materials aud ia the ioWest terms He
respectfully invites ihs attention OF Mill Owners
Mlllwrghts. Threshing Machine makers and all
others in want OF CASTINGS, to call aud examine
hslarge assortment e Patterns some entirely new
and OF the most approved kind. The subscriber
feels confidesl IN saying that he can furnish PIT
Gearing for MetrRa51apd other Mills at lower
rate thaA Wood q 5&Ting can be furnished for.
He still manufactures and delivers Whites un.
rivalled Patent HoT-AlR COOKING STOVE.
The subscriber can, with confidence recommend
this Stove 10 i3e public, The construction being such
that II is less liable ts gel ont Of order than any
other Cooking Stove now in use. All Stoves and
other Castings manufactured By the subscriber acar-
raRisd.
Always 6p hand, MIN apd SAW Mkt GEARiHG,
THREsatsGIM MACHINE CAsTiNos, AfouLD -BeARDs If
every kind, WAGON BoNEs, al GA siees, FAN CAsr-
NGs, &c. &c.
@From long experience in the above business the
subscriber hatgrs himself thai be is able to give
that satisfaction the public are entitled to- Aber-
al discount made loE cash alsg,a Discount made 10
Merchants or others who purchase By the quantity.
Thankful for pas. supper ha solicils continuance
Of Abe same slsY- Orders by mail, or Otherwise,
promptly attended to-
| re- CASH pablo Oil Castings Copper 3 Brass
GEORGE w. CHM.
Winchester March 90, ls5t-6m
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Frederick Female Seminary.

THE duties of1his Institution WILDE resumeden
j Monday the LIST OF September next.
In 1910, the State Of Maryland made grant Of
$50 900 TO establish at Frederick City Female
Seminary Of the highest order with every facility
for imparting 10 young ladies' the most extensive
liberal and refined education that can be acquired
IN eur land A splendid edihce is erected elegant
" furnished throughout hountifully supplied With
chemical and philosophical apparatus library, &c !;
and conducted by very able, efficient and accom-
pills ed Beard Of Professors and Tutors.
I: The School was opened 10 l6i5 and has been
regularly increasing in reputation and numbers,
until olii catalogue ekthis year numbers i0a
As tai% is Stale Institution is free from the in
uence of sectdrisn rgeseiyiing. Parents and gnar-
dians are requested 10 state what Church they wash
their daughters and wards 10 attend and their wishes
will be rigidly adhered TO.
During the last year there were twenty sir board
ing scholars in the lnslitnlion and not one much
indispased during the whole year TO require the
aid oil a physician.
TERMs For Board and Tuition in all the ED+
gish Branches, including furnished rooms, fuek
lights, washing, &c. $500 per scholastic year, pay
able hall yearly in advance
tg Circulars may be Mad 1.-THE Free Press Office,
or by Addressing II. WINCHESTER, Prsst
July ~ 1851 His
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UNION HOTEL.
WINCHESTER. VA.

4vithin few Handred Yards Of she HRaII
Road Depot.
HNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the travelling public generally, that he
has again leased the above establishment where he
pledges hmself 80 use his efforts TO please
all who may patrouize him. His chambers are
large and convenient. and furnished in good style
and his table is always Supplied with the very
best the surrounding country can afford, and his
charges moderate. He returns his thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed and respect
fully soiicits continuance thereof.
A line Of Stages run BY daylight from this house
TO Staunton, Va and The Stages for Washington
City and Alexandria also call at this house for pas
sengers. W. ID. GILKESON
March IA IeSl