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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

NOR SALE-A Farm containing about
Il 81 acres with house and The land is under
good state sfcuuvAOp about one third is good meadow
and very good sppe orchard Of young trees situated In
the town Of Esslc hester about 10 miles from NewYork
on the road White Plains about quarter Of mile
from the Episcopal Church For particulars apply 10 w NJ
IL WARNER. - CfOshY.al. Y alb lWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

H1A T. IL IlANOlANo'o'- llCHhhA'
Il FAYE co. 436 Pearl-st. near Chatham, importers
and Manufacturers have hand The largest and best stock
Of Paper HangpgE Borders, Freboard Prints, Blended
Curtains &c Ia the CITY which they offer, wholesale and
rela manufacturers prices They receiving by eyey
arrival from HHvre all the latest styles OF French papers
from factories Of which they the sole agents PsTucur
given ciy trade and the best employ
ed 70 hang papers Landlords and builders dealt with lib
orally ma SmeodH Was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
TELEGRAPH WIRE.-ICHAB0D

II WAsHBURN l. co. Manufacturers OF al kindi q
Iron Wire from Foreign Refined Iron. Telegraph Wlr'
anghI Anneaod, and Spring Wire. All kinds Of hocnd
Flat Angular, Oval Wire best adapted 70 Machine par
poses, Strengthened and cut TO any length. WofeesM
Aass W IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

u. 8 Day Dock OFFICE. NAVY YARD,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1850
Hesss w. T. JONES Bro. Philadelphia
I;entemes- have thoroughly tested the Zinc Punl ~
ceyed from you months since, and most ehrerair
testify to is good qualities have found II fuy ecaA
all YOU said OF IT, had piledrivlng engine, which
exposed the weather painted with H. without sny dHa
In H. When partly finished, the work wa suspended ~
a severe shower OF rain which lasted two days and 90
resumpg the painting amer the Storm found the paint bard
and perfect The engine and boiler perfectly proec'ea
by il from the weather, and where most exposed 70 nosl
slesm and hot water the paint 10 perfectly sound hs
also tested II wood and find II cheaper and better nA
any other paint have We shall usei Tor paint
Ing our sections IN the spring II supply us From
ssOns the subject with the foreman and paints
in the Navy Yard have no doubt but vii, after M
test be- used exclusively In the Navy Yards need oof
.ish you tbe psJnt deserves.
MO 2mMWS Resp'y yours truly j. +. DEAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
ENGLlSH METALLIC PAINT

n LYbi, article differs from the Brown PANT OF lhs
country 10 several important respects being cheaper
lighter and durable color, having all The hfe and
weather proof qualities Painters and Others wishing
superior paint for roofs OF tin wood slso for buildings
OF wood sIone or brick will find the above Al 100 Wsto
o. NY. ~ lmMWS'I GEO. 3. FITCH co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
SALE-In thn tnwn nf EAirfald.

N"UIt OAI4E-IH THO IUWH OF FdIIUoIU,
n on The main road fron Fairfield 10 Bridgeport. about
IL OF Land with house. modern stye, barn.
and other houses attached Trees OF all kinds BON
shade and tuiL Said psce lies the salt where
al Kinds OF sea food may be obtained. The owner
have his own ste bed hsh bathing house and sail
boat, all within hheen of bis house, pleasant
and healthy stream Of water 50 could be desired.
The location 10 exceedingly pleasant aud every way
adapted for summer esor permanent residence easy
ofaccess 10 NswYOTk either by the way OF Railroad
steamboat
Also another hne building lot or the premises For par
ucusTs inquire vi lie owner GA the premises
AL 81. STEPHEN TURNEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
BOUNTY LAND WAR

UARANTS bought at the highest market Tabes. Also
Lands located on behalf of Wsnantees, upon the M d
reasonable terms and in the choicest situations Apply to
Ali FMS WV. VIM ii DAILY. II WRlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NOR SALE.-A FARM of about 80

ENOK SALE.-A FARM OF about 80
II acres handsomely situated In Rocklsnd Co, N T.
about 81 miles from Spring Valley, the New York and
Ere Railroad. and about 81 from Hsverstrsw Landing
suitably divided wood arabic and meadow land build
hgs and fences good well wslered with abundance Of
DE choicest variety OF fruit and sbrabbery 10 short pos
sessing all the requisites OF good farm. Terms easy
ntIe good possession given immediately Inquire OF JO
BEPH w. REEVE IS COuSulyeast WilismsDurgh or Of
DANIEL 3. BECOR on the premises Price ~ per
acre ~ SW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.-I

ABwould inform all persons who are entitled under the
OF Congress Bounty Lads that will attend to
locating their Warrants either in Illinois, Missouri or
Iowa Being partner OF long established land agency
in Quincy Illinois, where much valuable information has
been acquired respecting Western lands an eonhdenl
thai we have 1t in our power locate Warrants advau
ageously for all persons who shall give us the business
Apply either L. KINGMAN, Quincy Illinois or 10 the
subscriber JOHN TlLLSON lSZ BrOAqWay
hS lmDSWt New.York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

I'VE three or six Building Lots, price 800 lot; also
two.sOry ard attic House, price $1,000 also two corner
Lots suitable for grocery store Terms easy. Apply
cerneF Of Sevenhs and mOrsesv, or at 1871 West Broad
way, N. opposite Franklin ST. second floor als ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
no WATCH DEALERS AND 9TH


u ERS-Those who wish 10 pu'ehse Wsicses NJ.
ery and elheT ., wholesale Or REAL sA ga
IA sresgy 10 y sdvsnisge to cal on be snb,cnoer vAo
10 sSuly receiving al descu S1ons OF sod sod svr
WAches from N. manufacturers IN Englznd Francs a.
swiizerlard which be 70 selling g, Wholesale and retail
he very lowest prices
Splrndd Gold Chgonometers and Dup Waica-s
fire Colo and Silver English Pssens Lever Wsschss ),
coorer TObiss. Boes-y AID oIheoh
Gold and Silver Detached Lever sni Lep,ne Wschas
Gold guard. fob snd vesi chains
ChAte. sine chains for lscies
Pure Golc Wedding Krgs
God Guard Keys. Fob Keys ard Seas
ao'd and Silver Pencils and Cold Rings.
Isde.' Bracelets. Gold Lockes, Colo and slV~ Tea.
bles. .- ,,.,.., s,,.. s,..,..i.
Sterling silver Spoons Cups, Fords. &c
God Watches As low as 81 10 SIS each,
An Watches w,rrsnied 70 keep good time or ne mooJ
Watches Clocks and Jewely repaired In he best mac.
ne, ard warranted 81 much less tasn The uiasl pne.
GEO C ALLEN importer 81 Wstche. and Jew-lv
wholesale anc Retail, 81 WalLst uessslrs
~ a ALLEN aner MSy l. Will remove 70 n
UsI,t corner OF New.G hsi corner from Broadway
mn ,tair, az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
FURNITURE. Per
WINDOW SHADE EMPORIUM

" INDUW OHADE EMFOhIU Nh
w Window Shades, Gilt Cornices, Drspery Musins,
SC wholesale and retail, ell the Window Shade Empon-
UNI 458 Pearl-st four doors from Chsham-, at great
bargains Families about furnishing their Windows with
the above articles will find at w O. JENKSS the largest
and best 10 the city including every variety OF
pattern and style desirable Also. Lace and Muslin Cur
isns Drspery, Tsssels Loops Pins, Bands, Cornces,
Cambrics buff and white Linens, Table Oil Cloths, kc.-
Merchants buying at wholesale will find 1t decidedly TO
their advantage call before purchasing elsewhere.
ale lm* W. o. jerks, Importer and Manufacturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
WHE CHEI.SEA Mills. TwentY-sev-

"HE CHELSEA MILLS, IWenIy-seF-
n enlist between Ninth and Tenth svs-rhe suoscri-
twenty seventh a. lately occupied by kelsey son. 10
now prepsred 10 furnish Feed Osu and Corn IN any guam
utv drain sent 70 the Mil 10 be ground, Will De aeuV
cred free OF csrARe and with dispatch DE VIII aso man
ufacture superior article Of Fsriua, Whesen CRU HON
inv Graham Flour and Exua Family Flour for family use
ne will aIso prepare and furnish superior article OF
Com Psrna which has already net with great favor rom
the public All orders sent 10 the mil or 70 me Depot ~
attention. ms I'm janis II hOHoSN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
SQUIRE g. BROTHER, 81 Fulton,

~ and 1872 Bowery -Wslchss, Jerelry aod Silver wsr.
We car maze IL the interest OF hose who wAnl the .ev.
by our AruDs IN Europe. together vita ogr tnxr5
factory here OF having the goods from % hAods 10 nh.
ter IurcA either store, 81 Faltonsi sO~ery
We determined upon keeping Ms reoutsion u or
sivrr Wsre the same a. dollars, Tor eai 10 voatss
sncATd.
Our Rule-An goods are wnrrs1ted ~ represeotei-lJv
price-snc cssh only. 81 tuitons1 AID ~ b0very
Srp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

Two LET.-The second and third Floors
n Of house lOl4 Broadway, new house, Rooms are
suitable for nice families Inquire the premises 10 the
store, any time IN the afternoon al9lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
DAKER'S IMPROVED MODE OF

O SETTING BOILERs-OrdeB will be received Tor
III above and Information furnished 10 plan and the saw
ing which has been effected In numerous cases:
$40 # STILLAAN, ALLEN co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

NOR SALE.-The four-story, high base
II ment, bsick House and Lot 27 Lennox place, West
Twenty secondst between the Eighth and Ninth avs 1t
built substantial manner and contains al the
modem improvements FOR terms apply 10 A. J.
BLEECKER, Brosdst, or al 30 West Twenty-second-
m Terms Hl5 W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
FOR SALE s. TO LET.
At PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful

At PRIVATE SALE.-A beautiful
IN FARM. situated tbs Blazing Star and Tufrs
Landing New Jersey coutsntng about IS Acres OF desrs
bic land high state OF cultivation. On the farH there
are 10 OF woodland AID Of meadow THERE'S
also good house wiki all Necessary ouIouildlogs
such e large barn csrrisgehOuse cribs &c sso AZ
apple orchard Of the beat hui and large peach ofcna9
oontsning about 5en al Ia healthy state Tne Is'm
10 well fenced and u Of tns most healthy Auc peatsh'
locations la NewJersev, AsodiOg me view OF 'ne tlVe
ffom Perth AmOoy kOssviie, Staten Island being WIN
N three quarters Of q mile Of Tudts LandinS, Al Wncn
place The steamboat Joseph BeEnsp lancs dHly, w1cu
would give the owner opportunity OF gong 10 lac Oly
OF New York every morning aud returning 10 The evening
n IL about a miles from the village OF woodbridge ana
miles from Railway. At which place the cars ea'e for
New York times dsy and return One-hef OF the pur'
chase money can remain bond and mortgage. Y de-
sired For price and further particulars sppyIo ANIhO
NY J. BLEECKER, AUcIiOneer. brotd-st. ala Nv
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-
OsON FOR sALE.-A FARM Of about 80 scres-sOout
70 Of woodand-in the village Of Hastings, Il miles north
OF the city; house new, OF stone substantial, modern
ryle Is rooms, with commanding river scenery; unites
beauty and convenience unusual degree Ten minutes
walk from the depot OF the Hudson River Railroad.
Sroands the best order, supplied with variety OF hui
stables and lee house the premises The whole or
part will sold by application on the premises TO the pro-
prietor. ALEAAMDEh blhr C .,
HORACE HOLDEN, ESQ,
ms ImMWSs l3 Beekman-Et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
NHAD EPAINTERS! SHADE
DROWN ANDBLACK ZINCPAINT

LITTLE best paint In use for iron, or other metal m'
faces For sale 10y S T. JONES CO, Ageon
for N J Exploring and Mining Co, So Besvast
Bee folio wing certificate
Us Day Dock OFFICE Navy YARD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
ITO LET IN GREENWICH VIII

THO LET.-Cheap Rents OF Broadway.
4 Ore store, g ieet front > iee' deep W.
mn r.rtSlA in he New.Y0rk Bazszr A-rcRn1'e 81 d.
itgs corner % Broadway Sd Anthony %-TO Lei a30l'
sx Or Eight Offices VIII nOrth ights' = we lSs 70
fioDS md Trades reLtI rom SIS 10 $40 according 70
sige IN the WAsh'ss ton aud lafayette GaAaies, -
Si n1s Ss'' Apply VI 'o' GEORGE FOX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

! Pumpkin PIES TIE Flour OF Pumpkin 10 is pure
80 mn M bv L. s BABBlTT Of Ihe United Society
lied sbhIersl Harvard. Msss. which 10 used by ne
nucra hotels IN this and the city Of Boston ana re-
Commended by them-s for sale a. Tie following stores n
Gstsner lS2 Cha'hArH-st Joseph Staples lS2 Bowery
Fyvvl-r $50 Greenwicl-sL; Mills Tho npson, -
cortland 81 PARK Tiford, ll2sixth-Av Aoe' opAuo-
" q cor Twsnueth.st ard Ninih-ay. ,,
.ts '0'' - 49, az Wv n. way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

ENARM.-For Sale on the Hudson,
beautiful site for country seat embracing from eight
10 ,en acres well cultivated and wooded, In pleasant
neighborhood Commanding extensive view and wilnlo
. few minutes walk Of a Hudson River Railroad Station
twenty miles from this City IL 10 bounded by the Turn
pike and capable Of beiag distributed into village lots A.
10 Gear BY Farm OF ninety spres the two will DO sold
separately or together For map and terms apply 70 j.
SED0WlCK, Office No. q. 20 Nssssu-st- albZW'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
For he Lancns,er GnurtLe-
BALTIMORE. Sent. 18th. 1851

BALTIMORE, Sept 10th, 1851.
Mr.. GEO. WEAveR: Sr:-Last Thurs.
day evening, about twenty of all parties
and sizes convened at the tlwn hall To
hear the arguments of Medill and Cha
ney; but in this they were disappointed.
Yet as the "learned historian" was as he
has ever been, ready to DO battle, he was
called on to enlighten them on the poiti
cal topics Of the day. He first told them
the old story. that the Wings have no
right tn hold Office under the new Con.
stitution; secondly, if Wings were elect.
ed, the State would have to keep its con.
tracts; thirdly, that Democratic Judges
should be elected as we would then have
democratic decisions; wher last uf all he
sailed to Cuba and after trying to warm
himself over the fire of paltiotism that
he vainly endeavored To kindle IN his own
breast, he went back and gave ls a his
tory of the revolution, not forgetting,
however, the war of 1912. when Hull
surrendered that large Aeet--who,o to, the
Doctor did not deign to iufnrm his audi.
ence; but suppose into the hands Of
Fillmore. for he says he would not be
surprised if he used them to keep back
the Cuban patriots He then closed by
endeavuring to show that Fillmore aud
the Queen of Spain had united to sup
press Lopez and his army. So ended
the farce. Even the Democrats thouobr
it failure and so did CINOUE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

TNHE Subscribers have on hand and are coaSiagtly
l. adding thereto, general assortment Of Iseaa Y
Made Clothing. such as Goats, Vests, Parts, Sc.,
which they now offer to the public at unusual low
prices.
Being fully convinced, by their own experience
that the above artices can be manufactured cIen,g,
and better in own city than those usually mp5rt
cd, they have in accordance with their best convir
tons employed somo of the most competent seam ,tcrs
by whom all tic above articles for sale by t,sm ar
made Thus they not only aiiord:he public cteape,
ing citizens a considerable amount of emploympnt.
We would therefore invite all who desire to save
i0w dollars preparing themselves gainst the blast
ing winds of Autumn" or the still more stern "cy
chains of Winter to give US call ami nur word fol
it, they will leave well clad and amply satisfied.
Country produce taken in exchange at the highest
market price. Be sure to cal at No. 81
REINMUND & SON.
Lancaster September II, 1851 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
Rallrond AceIdent-Fire.

PITTsBURGH. Sept I2.-P NJ
This morning the locomotive on tue Ohio aud
Pennsylvania Railroad run over cow two miles
below the city. killing All infant OF Mrs. Lendrum
lady injured; Mr.. Cooper brakeman. bally IN
recover; Stotfer. passenger irofn
Lawrence county. not expected Ia live; Mr..
Mowred. slightly: Mr., Mapney, collar bone br'.
ken. Three cars were Injured. one cnnSi erably,
and the cow mashed 10 atoms. No trniu went
out this morning. the cars were full Of passen.
gers, who had miraculous escape.
At44 o'clock n fire wus discovered IN the Ryan
building. on 5ih street. The building is one Of
the largest in the city, and is occupied by large
number Of mechanics. who rent ru0ms aud pnwer
from Ryan. The fire caught from the macIlinery,
and one-half Of the budnsis destroyed. fronting
on Virgin alley. The Gre at Que tune threaten
ed destruction to large portion of the city bni it
was subdued by the superhunnn exertions If the
firemen. Loss estimated at s35 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

CuBA.-We publish to-day the letter Of
Col. Criuenden. giving additional testi.
mony against those individuals who al.
lurrd So many Of our gallant young men
To destrcution. We publish below an ar.
ticle from the Cincinnati Eaquirer, edit
ed by II. H. Robinson. aud respectfully
dedicate il TO some persons in this com
munity who found fault with others for
saying the same thing. aud especially
those who "wish to God that the Cap.
tain General of Cuba will not liberate
those young men now in prison so that
Americans may have some shadow of an
excuse To make another attack on the Is
land"
"CUBA NOT YET ABANDONED. "A letter
from Baltimore declares with some EN-.
phasis that the defeat Of Lopez. rather
than terminating the scheme of revolu.
tionizing Cuba, will tend powerfully to
precipitate it-that his being out of The
way, military men, who never had much
confidence in his abilities. will assume the
leadership with very different prospe cts
of success. 1t is asserted, and with some
show of probability, that, plan is on foot
and rapidly approaching an issue. to land
a body Of some four or FIVE thousand men
fully armed and equipped. on the island,
which would give confidence to the Gre.
oles, and induce them to join the army,
thus rendering the revolution certain and
successful.
This may and may not happen; but un.
til the Cuban people tEemselces have made
an effort to establish Republicanism pon
that soil, the moral sentiment of this
country will not sustain any interference
from oar people. 1t was only in the be
lief that the natives were in revolution
and were asking atd, that the American
people tolerated the departure of the late
expeditions. AS long as Cubans are con.
tented with their form of government
even if it is perfect 1espo,ism, the lives
OF all subjects at the mercy of the despol
-we have no right to disturb them, any
more than they would have a right 4,
come among us to break down Repuh
lie and erect Monarchy"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

SPhlNdFIELn Mnss. Sepfember II.
The Wing State Convention met this morning
1t is the largest ever known, there being near
1000 delegates present. Judge THOMAS. Of Wnr
cester was chosen President. with quite n mum.
Der of Vice Presidents The President mn,le n
strong speech in favor Of obedience 10 all laws
After nominating Hon. R. C. Winthrop for Gov.
ernor, they placed Geo. Grinnel in nomination for
Lieut. Gnvernnr. and afterwards l,Inptei seri $
Of resolution fully endorsing the National Admin.
istraion, re-affirming the sentiments of the Leg
islature of 1888, and expressing unwavering Mt
tachmert to the Constitution Union and laws.
and undiminished confidence in Mr.. " ebster.
The delegates at large to the Nnrinna Convention
are all in favor Of Mr., Webster for the Prcsiden
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

WRlTISG TELRGRAPH.-t Wurtemherg watch.
maker named KiPP has SO perfected the writing
telegraph" that any person of ordinary capacity
can telegraph by it in every minute Que hundred
and twenty letters. The machinery is said to be
very complicated but the result is that the insru-
ment, consisting ofthe necessary number Of keys
on each OF which the letter is marked, writes with
Il glass pen, filled with common ink, on ordinary
paper. which is laid on the cylinder, No trans.
cribng is nece snry. but the matter transmitted is
ready to be set up as soon as il comes from the
instrument. So we lerrn from the lntelligencer
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
To all whom il may Concern,

Z UST received at the PHILADELPHrA CoMMrssroS
% Store, Lancaster, Ohio, by Adams Express, a
small lot Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS such as-Er-
position silks, Exposition Broca{e Poplas, Beauti-
fR Ribb0aS for Neck Ties, Gioyei, AlOhair Htis
DrrSS Trimmings, tec.
The Agent of the phiaielpha Commission Store
has left for the Eastern Cities. 10 lay in Large and
Splendid Assortment of Ladies and Gentleman's Fan
cy and Staple Dry Goods-to be shipped by Adams
Express Line, as to have them here in due time.
therefore, respectfully and particularly request
taste in getting u6 tho nica xinrs or them not e
purchase elsewhere, until they sec what the Phila.
delphia Commission Store can produce.
H. A. GEBELEIN.
August 2S, 1851 3wl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
The New York Dem ocracy

SYRACUSE Sept. bpm
The Democratic Convention has nnminnted
John C. Wright. of Schohare. for Comptroller
Henry L. Randall for Secretary of State; Horace
Wheaton for Canal Commissioner; l.. C Chat.
field for Attorney General; B. Wech for Treas.
urer; Wm. J. McAlphn for Stte Engineer; Gen
storms for State Prison Inspector; A. S. Johnson
for Judge of Appeals. resolution was adopted
pledging the Convention to the whole ticket, at.
Ter which the Convention adjourned No dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention were chosen.
New YoRK. Sept Is
james Fennim"re Cooper, the Novelist, died
at his residence in Cooperstown, on Sunday ar
ternuon. aged 80 years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
dissolution Of Partnersl,in.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between T.
l. A. Sheler and Jacob Sheiler under the !ii-n.nsme
oil SHEFFER &SON, was dissolved By mutual con-
sent on the 10th inst. The hoois and notes are left
I'M hands for settlement to whom all ciau,s are
to be paid dby whom ali debts will be settled
Those indebted are requested to call Immediately and
settle their accounts either by cash or notc.
The TANNERY will be carried on in future by the
undersigned, who respectfully solicits continuance
of the former custom. Always kept on han large
stock of Leather, Upper Calf Kip Harness. Sairting
Sole, Nc Cash at all times paid for Hides, for which
the highest price will be paid.
JACOB SHlEEFER.
Lancaster, sept l9 1851 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
DestruotIve Fire

EASTppRr. Me-. September II
fire has been raging for the last two WEEKS
in the woods nine miles southwest oI this plnce
The Luhc miildam company has lost $l2O.O0O
worth Of timber. Four thousand acres Of timber
belonging ia John Bou,ch has been DESTROYED los,
exceeding $4,000 large number Of persons
have lost oil their timber. crops, &c.
Campbel's Island is likely to he entirely DESTROY
ed. as the fire is raging at both ends Of the island
The whole country is enveluped in smnke, ma
king navigation dangerous, and severu vessel.
have gone ashore in consequence