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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
Bage De LANES.

A NEW drticle for Ladies' Travelling Dresses, in
N plain and printed coors For sale at the g Hive"
mays dis10t GEO. p. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-05-10
GTASS
Tobacco Wallets

NOR sale at pol Main street. Also, fine Cavendish
Il Tobacco and the most approved kinds of fine cut.
ap22 daw4wis L. t. LAZELL, Druggst.@
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A, Huntington
H A S o N II a N d

HAS ON II "A ND
TILOUR. of the choicest brands; Corn, Rye, Oats,
il Meal, Potatoes, Beams Dried Apples, Butter and
Cheese, Lard, Goldfish, Macktrel, Potash, and Grass
Seeds OF all kinds together with general assortment
of West India Goods, and Groceries,
which he is selling astonishnsy low prices at the
new Grocery Store, No. 3Stone's Block.
NJ Give him call
Worcester, April 20, 1852 dawtf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
TELRaRAPHIC nrKILIoETcE.
Prom Ecuador.

NEw YoRK, Aug. i6.-Later advice. f,om
Ecuador, give details Of the movements Of
FicFes. On the 26th Of June, a squadron Of
seven vessels anchored OF Gusy aquiL, which
shortly AFTER, was. attacked by the EcuadO-
rian steamer Enana, and few shots ex-
changed. No damage. The latter hauled
of. A short skirmish afterwards ensued on
shore, between a afoTaging party Of thirty,
chiefly Americans, under Maj. Ball and Capt.
Owen, and q. party Of 200, ambushed in a
chappnrel. Thirty Ecuadorians killed, and
many wounded.
A general attack by land and water by the
Ec1adorians, was expected. On the third
Of July, while awaiting an attack, the maga-
zine OF the schooner Astragetba belonging to
Flores squadron, blew up, killing "A SOL
diers and sailors. The vessel sunk inmed.
ately with the killed, including six officers.
On the night Of the fourth Of July, Guynquil
was attacked and two batteries silenced
when the invaders fell back again, having
gained nothing decisive. An attack by land
and water was planned for the night oI the
9th, Flores leading the land forces in person
but was Afterwards abandoned, in conse.
quence OF information received of the
strength of the enemy. AT last account:
Flores was proceeding with fleet up the
river: The people were ready to join hii
standard, .......,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
George Hinmtl's Premium Essearr Of Coltr

MANUFACTURED BY DANIEL DoHLEK Z co.
One Package at 10 cents igiR sare los. of Cofee'
THIS Essence was Lately awarded with silver
media in ha American Institute, Now York, also
with the first premium Cor such aiticles in the Frank
ia Institute, Phi adalphia.
Sod Who esA'e vnd Retail, It the proPrietor's so'e
Depot, ,2lS Calowhil street PhilsdelPhia. Also
by our Agents tni al the principal Drug aid Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven By many thousands
of the richest an1 most respectable families, well
by the poorer class oi Teople almost through the
whole United States TO be by the best preparation
of coffee offered TO the public. Coffee made by
this Essence is much more who eSome more delicate,
finer favored perfectly clear and in every instance
superior to the finest Java Coffee.
In order to give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article is perfectly healthy, andfo show
thing ofthe deserved reputation has gained and just
ly entitled to, we snnfx few certificates ald recon-
mendations, part: Arly renting to health from DR.
Booth and Or. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy
lists Of the cities of Philadelrhia AMI New York.
College ArenHe, Tenth street, bel0ig Market,
Philadelphia, September 4 1851.
have examined the essence OF Coffee manufactnr
ed by ilummel, Boiler CO., and find that its con-
stitHents not in the least injurious to heath il
may be used free'y and with perfect safety.
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro- of Chemistry applied 10 Arts Franklin Institute
No. 70 chambers street, NeiO York, Aug %, 1851.
| have examined an article prepared by Messrs
IIumuel, Boh'er and CO Ihiadephia, called Essence
Of coffee, which is intended to be used with Coffee
for the purpose Of improving it, find it free not only
any thing Injurious to hsalth, but, the con
trary the ingredients Of which ii is composed are per-
tectly wholesome. j. R Chiffon NJ. d. Chemist.
For sale by c. KAUFMAN & CO., Agents,
and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
ArrivaI of enc Camndn.

New YORK, A ugust 10. The Canada ar
rived at Halifax o'clock this evening, and
sailed for Boston, with 1870 passengers. Me-
Henry quotes wheat higher-5s l0d for red; /;
mixed 6s; white 6s to IS I'd. Flour-wes-
tern canal 20s Cd; Philadelphia 2Os to 2Os
Cd; Ohio 20s to 2ls. Corn--yellow 3Os to
3ls; white 28s. Lard 57s 6d--market dull.
English papers in noticing the fsherey
excitement, generally blame Lord Derby.
Count D'Orsay is dead. Conference re-
sumed between France and Belgium.
Son born to Don Miguel, who makes over
his claims TO the throne Of Portugal to the
Infanta. The Portugal Cortes dissolved.
The cholera is raging to a dreadful extent
at Pasen.
It's reported that the French bombarded
and occupied Tripoh. a -'-' "'t1
A rumor is current in England, that France
is about to cell meeting of the maritime
powers, to protest against The aggressions ol
the United States against Mexico.
The aspect of the fishery question in the
United States, created some anxiety in Eng
land. The press generally, favor the Eng
lish Interpretation of the treaty, but blame
the administration for not giving previous
notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, August l4.-Flour--Sales 1900
bbls Ohio, Mich. and Ind at 3,5O@3,56 for
good; 3,62I for fancy, and 3,75@4,l2I for
extra. e4-t-
Wheat-Bctter feeling. Sales $500 bus
white Ohio at 80 and 25OO upper lake spring
t54.
Corn--Supply light and farther advance
has been made, holders being very firm and
inquiry good. Sales $500 bush at "a to ar
rive, and 10000 bush at So to arrive.
BUFFALO, Aug. I6.-Flour-Fair demand
at Saturdays rates. Good brands somewhat
scarce. Sale 40 bbs fancy Mich at 3,G2J
@3,67, and $50 extra Ohio and Mich at g..
1904. Holders ofgood Ohio and Indiana
refuse $50, at which figure there is good in,
quiry.
Wheat-Better feeling and fair demand al
improved prices. Sales 1000 bu new white
Michigan, an extra sample at S2c, and 5000
bu white Ohio at SO, 1000 bu Wabash at "a
10000 bu private terms.
Corn in fair demand with light supply
Sales ii 900 bu at 55 ahoat.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Cleveland Market.

cLEvELAsp, August 1G-There is bet.
ter feeling in Grain Market, and sales show
an advance Of two Or three eenfs per bns y
Wheat 1000 bus southern aaoat 10. 5ooo
bus nourthern Yesterday afternoon AZ 72I
Corn-2IOO bus ahoat YELLOW AZ "a. n.
day 40 offered and 50 asked fora sar,n,e n;ce
yellow. h
Flouf-c considerable enquiry and s5iss Of
800 bbls strsight bands 5,ff; go bbls fan
cy $50; 100 bbis straight brands 3,43.
CLEyELANp, August I6.--Reecipts .by ca.
MI since Saturday better, and market for
groin active ond firm at our quotations.
Fioua, their Is some inquiry aud holders
are firm at prices heretofore named; mixed
to straight brands 3 s,3sa3,45; straight 10 fan
cy S,45a3, ,50;, fancysto. extra 3,5Oa3, ,75;2sO
bbls City Mills 3,50;2O0 straight brands 3 As.
Wheat, sales this morning 1000 bu north.
ern 10; 1000 bu Chillicothc wheat 70; 1000
bu, Mediterranean 70, and market firm, with
good demand. Corn, supply not equal tc
the demand. Receipts light and marke
good at Soc; 1000 bu mixed soc. Butter
considerable coming forward and firkin sell:
at 1lal2; jars l2al4 family use. Cheese
$4,000 bbls new cheese at 81.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19

CAUTION To LETTER-WRITERs.- The Su-
preme Court of New Hampshire has given
a judicial exposition of the law on the sub
ject of love-letters, by yinstructing a jury, in
a recent case, that where written cores
pondenceis is kept up between an unmarried
gentleman and an unmarried lady,of suitable
age, who is not his relative, the most COM
mon and natural inference is, that it is upon
matrimonial subjects. Young marriageable
ladies', at least prudent ones, do not allow
themselves to be engaged in correspond
ence with unmarrid men, unless they SIP
pose marriage contract exists between
them. And unmarried men do not desire
that such correspondence should be carried
on where an engagement does not exist, un-
less it be from some improper motives, or with
the hope and expectation of an ultimate en-
gagemeut. II these instructions are to be
taken as law in other States, all sentimen-
talists, not looking to matrimonial conclu-
sions, between unmarried persons Of oppo-
site sexes, will have to assume all oral char
acter. ,r..... ..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Consul Rice.

BALTIMORE, August l6-The InteHigen-
Ger publishes letter from r. 4. Wilson OF
New York, to Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Fillmore
and the American Minister, in which he
says that Rice, the Consu at A capulco, was
sent to prison for illegally attempting to OBJ
lien for wages on the steamer Commodore
Stockton,by selling her to particular friend
of his for less than her value, and for less
than the amount due the seamen. He says,
also, that Rice rendered himself liable to ar
rest and punishment for resisting an officer
Of the law in the discharge of his duty, by
drawing deadly weapons upon him.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19

A CURIOSITY. We have been shown by
Mr.. Flunke part of a Tusk, found on Mr. Van
Horns farm, in the gravel bank which is
now being excavated for the Rail Road.
1t is the most beautiful specimen we have
ever seen of the kind. 1t is pure white,
and although almost decomposed, shows the
grain as perfectly as a fresh piece of ivory.
By measurment Of the piece before us, we
find it to have been 81 inches in diameter;
and we should think that this piece is from
near the base ofthe tusk. This is the sec
ond large tush that has been found on our
river bank, and this, together with the fact
that several fossie elephant teeth have been
found in this county,is conclusive evidence
that this county has once been Inhabited by a
race of anamals that are now extinct. The
above specimen can be seen at Mr.. A. C.
Ross Jewelry Store.-ZaneS. Cour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Fire.

PITTSBURGH, August l7--River2S inches
and falling. Weather cloudy, indicating
Last. nighta fire occurred in the Ware
house of Taafe, Mcclure & Banc, on 2nd
street, between Wood and Smithield, which,
for while threatened to spread extensive
ly, but was extinguished after destroying
the entire stock of goods, amounting to a.
bout $4,000, principally cigars--partly in
sured. The building was owned by Messrs.
Park; was considerably injured, but insured
the full amount. The adjoining warehouse
of English g. Bennet was also injured; the
goods suffered slightly, but were insured.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS. : :

A. S the track of the Rail Road passes through my
N land and many persons, ladies, gentlemen and
chi dren, in large numbers anxious TO see tie work.
without thought pass through the gates leaving them
open that the horses and cattle get away and the
constant passing through the fields tramp down the
grass, ,slbiectng me to much yance-This is most
respectfully to request all my friends who may wish
to visit the work. to take the track Of fhe Rail Road
Rings mill and return that way This will give
them no additional trouble and save me much. My
willingness to gratFy tie public in any reasonable
way, think will not be doubted, and thrust in Ills
respect word to the weu-disposed will be sufficient
Mostrespectfn!lY d. TALLMADGE.
Lancaster, August lO-3ni-Eagle & Telegraph copy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Further News by the Era nkIim

NEW York, Aug. l6.-ParIiamentary
elections closed. Iii thought that neither
party will be able tocommand sufficient
majority for strong government, and that a
fresh appeal to the country will be necessa-
ry soon. -..- s. t.
The secret convention Of Northern pow
ers is pronounced fabrication.
The steamer Orinoco, arrived at South
ampton-the second from the Paciiic--with
over three millions three hundred thous and
dollars in specie.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19

THREE LIVES LOST I'M Foul WILL
On Wednesday last, J. 8. Philips, J. Gooch
and Mr. Henderson, of Alexandra Me-,
were killed in foul well. Mr.. Philips de-
scended to clense it, but not returning, Mr..
Gooch descended to assist him, and also
fell victim. Mr.. Henderson then went
down to make fast d rope to Mr.. Gooch, and
when about half up, became exhausted, and
fell into the we'll dead. Mr.. John Gooch
then went to their assistance, and barely
escaped with his life. The bodies were ex-
tricated by means of a pole hooked to their
clothes. e.fr6
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19


SAFETY OF CAPT. MARcY.-The following
is an extract from letter of an officer of
the United States army, stationed at Fort
Gibson, Arkansas, dated 23d ult., and re-
ceived to-day 9th of August,) relative to
Capt. Marcy:
1.-TWO p. M.-We have just heard that
Captain Marcy had sent an express to the
Brazos post, so we may conclude that he
has not been massacred, as reported; we
can hear no particulars, but he had fight
with the Indians. | hope that you may have
a chance to communicate this delightful
news to Mrs, Marcy. We got this from a
man who came in from Preston, Texas-he
does not know the particulars, but he says
that the other report is all humbug. |
will tell you more when 1 hear the particu-
lars.'' .-.... -..t
We think there is little doubt that Capt.
M. and his command are safe. .., no..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Ocio.rer E,cc,Ior,.

Mr.. EDITOR; If Mr.. JoHK SHKFFER will
consentto be candidate for COUNTY AU-
.DITOR, at the coming election, he will be
supported by - Wines AND DEMOCRATS.
r Mr.. WEAvER:-Please announce Mr..
ISAAC COMER as suitable person for
candidate for the office of ASSESSOR of Hook
ing and Beine townships. MANY VOTERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19

NOTICE is hereby given to Martin Bechtcl of
Pickaway county, son of Jacob Bechtel, deceased
Elizabeth Bechtel, Widow of said deceased, Simon
Bechtel, Levi Bochtel, Christena Bechtel, Susan
Bechtel and Emma Bechtel, minor children of David
Bechtel. deceased, and grand children Of the said
Jacob, David Dunkle, guardian of said minors and
Matilda Bechtel, Widow of said David, that Joseph
Bechtel and Christian Beche have filed in the court
of common pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio their peti-
ton against them, praying th~t partition be made of
three parcels Of land described BY metes and bounds
in the petition, Of same being part of the south
east quarter Of section No. g. township No H. range
No. 20, containing 20 acres moro or ess-one of
same being part of the northeast quarter of the
same section No. 9, township No. IL, range No. 90
containing 81 10. 100 acres, less--and the
other being part Of the southwest quarter of section
No g. township No. IL, range No. 20, containing 11a
acres, or less subject to the resei vation Of
certain water privilege in the petition named, all
situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, and praying that
Dover in said lands be assigned to said widows in
such manner that onethird part the whole of said
lands be assigned to said widow iZabeth for her dow
er and subject thereto that third part Of that part
Of said lands belonging to the Estate Of said David
Bechtel, deceased, be assigned to the said widow
Matilda for her DOVER and aubect to both of said
sgnments for dover, that said lands be- divided and
partitioned between said petitioners Adsaid children
Of David Bechte deceased in such manner that four
ninths and one half OF onennh part thereof, be set
apart to the said Joseph in severalty-onethird part
thereofto the said Christian in severalty and ninth
and ne-half Of oueninth thereof to said inor chill.
dreno said David in severalty to them as tenants in
common to be divided amongst them. Said petition
charges that the said Jacob Beehtl ihs lifetime ad
vaced to said defendant Martin certain t9ct OF land
in PichAway county described in the petition which
said Martin is required to bring into hotchpo, to
be excluded in the PARTITION and If he bring in said
advancement that partition be made OF the whole
may be lawful ETC. t'
Said petition viii be heard at the next term of said
court to be holden the 4th day of October, 1852,
at the courthouse in said county at which time and
place said defendants are hereby notified appear &c.
H. H. HUNTER, AtfyJor the Petitioners
. June 80, 1852 ~lt 80 3 y SSI5- 6w8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.


4 Nv Saturday the an dog Of September, 1852. be
Otween the hours offs O'Clock, A NJ epaH o'clock,
NJ, at the urt-houss in the city Of Lancaster will
be sold to the highest bidder the following Real Estate,
the property Of C. j. Arnd deceased. to-wit: being
Lots numbers three and four containing four acres
each Of the subdivision of the lands of Christopher
Weaver late of Fairfield county. deceased in section
No 36 township No. 10, Of range No 49, north the
city of Lancaster subdivided by H. II. Hunter and
F. A. Foster, administrators of said Estate Also an
irregular and unsurveyed fraction of land supposed to
contain about acre, being other part Of said section
No. 36 cutoff from the lands Of John Reber, Of said
county by change in the original location of the
State road from Lancaster aforesaid to the city Of CO.
lumbus Said premises subject to 1ower Of the widow
as therein heretofore assigned-aprrsisedto S120.
Terms of SaIe-One-third in hand, third in one
and the residue in two years from the day of sale win
interest OF deferred payments from day of sale;
,.- JOHN d. MARTIN, AdHfoT,
de bpais' noa Qf CT Ay'adk decegSea'
July %, 1852 $3.50 OWL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Ro,,1 1sS,,,,. -, T1riyarc Sale

TIME subscriber offers at private sale an excelen'
farm Of 2i2 acres Of land, situated on Clearcreek
in Madison township about four q miles ne t sSu'eAst ne ol
an. ,n;r 81, the south the land of Lewis Youngs
mill trse on the west the lands Of Isaac Wolf and O.
,.,i Ihbat on the north the land of Robert Fowler
~ sa;J arm there is about 100 acres of cleared land
n i, arc Two DwELL1No HOUSES and Orchards Of
c5oee Fruit is we'll watered with good springs and
n NEVER FAILING STREAM RUNNING THRoUGH IT,
Including the water privilege for GRIsT or other
MILL with from % to 25 feet fall near the road
Fdf further information apply to the subscriber in
Lancaster, Ohio. GEORGE WElSL
July II, 1852 lmll
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Observation-Disclosures.

CIKciNEATr, Aug. TIP. m.-River risen
one inch since noon-weather pleasant
Flour quiet, though better feeling prevails
under the foreign news. No sales since
noon. Whiskey active to day, LOGO sold
at l8c. Bacon sides declined 25. Hhds
sold at 94 for packed. No change in other
artictns " i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19

Congressional Nomination. learn ver-
bally that Gen. Thomas Ritchie Of Perry
county. was nominated by the Locofoco
Convention Of this District, this morning at
Logan, upon the forty-seventh ballot. The
Convention was in session nearly all night.
We offer our coincidence to the disappoint-
ed. We will have more to say when the
proceedings come to hand.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Re,v Work. Marker.

NEW YoRK, August I7.-m.-4,oOO
bblsof State -four at S3,933@4,l2; south
ern S4,25@4,5O. 100 bbls rye S3,43@ $50.
1850 bush western wheat 81. $4,000 bush
mixed corn 6S@70. Prime pork Si7,75;
mess SI9,S7. Lard (bbD IL! Prime beef g.
1899; old Sl4@ 1850.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
New Orleans nEnrI.ef.

New ORLEANS, Aug l4---Cotton is firm
er; sales of650O bales at 9ka93c for middiing.
Sales Of 500 hhds Tobacco at full and firm
prices. Flour is quiet at $50 for Ohio.
Mixed corn SO. Whisky has further ad-
vanred to lsIaiS9. Bacon sides loc, and
shoulders 81 ..H rf'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Dissolution Notice.

ENHE partnership heretofore existing between DR..
Il Q. h. Davis and DR.. James Van Pearse, has been
dissolved this day, by mutual consent. The notes
and accounts are in my hands. o. L. DAVIS.
Lancaster August l6IS52 ....- E
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
FrhIll RuGaIO.

BUFFALO, Aug l6.-Weather fine. Few
CAGES of cholera. General health good.
The Democratic meeting Saturday, nom
mated Geo. w. Clinton for Governor. The
meeting was we'll attended. Clinton is an
anti-contract.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
Fires and Riots i'm ID altiUnOrc.

d. BALTIMORE, Aug. l5.-There were three
fires on Saturday night-seven small dwell
ings were burnt on Harrison street, a small
public school house near Canton, and sta
Bile on on Schroeder street--all the work of
incendiaries. The fremen were rioting all
night in different sections of the city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
:Nilliam Marsh,s Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho subscriber has
~ been appointed and quAliliedas Executor on the
estate Of William MARSH, ltte Of Fairfield county
deceased. .-i- ' s- reioe-'
Da.ed at Lancaster this 18th day Of August. 1852
g.. .-.yt .-s .gl- NATHA AHIEu SToLTZ,
EEecuf0r Of JFAiiam Marsh
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19

" ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDER,---Isr-
PoRANr TO DYsPEPrIcs.--Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True DgeStire FYuid, nr Gastric Juice
prepared from RENNET, or the FoURlH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by J. S. rouGHrox. NJ.
D. Philadelphia This is trulys wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing AFTER Natnro's own
method, by Natures own agent the Gastric Jsire.-
Pamphlets, containing Scientific evidence of its value
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical advertisements. Al
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-19
ALRERTr STRoDER q CO..

FashIonRble Barbers and IIair-Dressers.
II EEP constantly on hand splendid article of
IN Hair Oil and Pegtiimery for sale, and are pre-
pared to do ShGcing in the most approved style at
their Saloon, one door south of the Post 0Gte.
Lancaster, Augustl0, 1852 - ~. 81