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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

m. I-WI
~. and - the firm Selden Wilhers and Company
L-fR!ps firm OF Philips ami Bowman, - Merchant
he Merchant Weis:.r, and other Defendants.
IL , aside the deed Of male by
L S.u Junior. and WIFE b. L. WInsen, trustee, and TO
properly embraced IN the said deed 10 the satisfaction Of
IFS and a.ia"t having teen made ard hed that
a0ve named residents OF this Common
b. sad defendants notified appear at the Rules 10 be
Clerks UCe v the said Court The first Monday III
and do what's protect their Interests III this
"a. Acryy-i,sle. p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
,sr. .SjS
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nIsTEEISlNG EVENT.

We were shocked yesterday morning - hca the sudden
death oi Bliss Fannc Tay!Is ntCTCJ.. little girl "l l.
or 3gcaTs of age and daughter OF Alexander Taylor, Esq
With some of her companions size rla!ing huge
pile OF wheat in OF tie upper stories Of tic Gaego is,
and was drawn down By tie suction of the trough through
which The wheat is passed below and she literally bn-
rcd and snocatid under the wheat. When she taken
cut medical aid ani relieve her if possric, 5ut
the vital spark had fed The OF distress the awu!
dea'hnf sweet e gir :s described to being iE
Gsgiy D.;:,iu
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r. ROBERTS. Cl'k.

iHGiI I.ues held III Ir Z G'SH rfce "i ,e sncu'
C Caancery for the County oil cnrico the ON DAY o!
i;sL >a4.
l.. JitHc. River anc Kanawha Co., Plaintiffs
{ - I;.rheri;nr and o,her Defendants
iso-c utcc. the property in the bill mentioned
the demand the paIL against the drlei'an,
and aa having been made and the SAID
eaJ. uoesdent OF this Commonwealth, the said decn'
ocI appe the Rules To he holden III !he CleE
said Court ;he FIRST Monday June next! and DO
~. Necessary protect his interest in this sult w
C"Iy-Tese r. koBehlS' u h.
ttt
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Rntrr t;r..phor and other Defts
lie cJrc this have appointed under the
% Of bill mentioned executed By the late Rooer
n't.nho@ and others 10 secure Gee
. John Buchanan deceased place the rus:
s y The said deed such situation az that may De speedl
1cu necessary requisites and affidavit having been
mac ard FL enddn above named Is nonresident o.
;' said teenan is nifed 10 appear al the
he nuien III Clerks Oice of the said Court on the
~ No Juno next and do ~ha 10 protect his
!" .'-'i u ihis suit. Acopy-Ts!e: -,rn-- 60,
hhrii p. ROBERIS. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

-JR .INIA.-At Rules held In The Clerks Utce CIR
a Ihaneeiy Tor the County OF Ienco the 9Th day
Ente!ts, Plaintiff:
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IMPORTANT r'N PnYSICIASS.

nrSSE sell ny iafm, (Cay Hill o V acies0 and location
~ the practice Of hundred iamIlies-many OF
.is-suaed in Amherst county, Va 9 n,les
-gus and7 James River and kdna~ha Compa.
ant red land district remarkable the natural
m rs GOT Any Farmer (or Physician desiring unite ag
% wih nc!icluc) win capital OF om s300u SiUu,
-. a,.r . great dra,ace, ny making immediate aPpca
| . further particulars, TO the subscriber, Tobacco
pls. u,ce. Amherst county va.
~ "a; ROY B. SCOTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

~s, Aacny and Ann his wife, and A. N. Austin. Defs
ai ms su subject w tina, portion OF the
;, ,., Morris, deceased and Benjamin Sheppard, de
.i w!icE Austin OF the children of said Austin
el ell hch has been paid the children OF said
a. Ii. poriun of s4d still in the hands Of John
executors who The ersona representative OF said
fa ami Benjamin sheppard, deceased the payment OF
ssainst Robert s. Ausin the husband OF the
Aua affidavit having been made and flied ha; the
.nor named pon.residents OF this Commonwealth,
.frtats notified appear Al the Rules TO be holden in
e. . Oftr sdid Cour the first Monday In June
t r.ces.ary project their in ,his
.s,pv-Ir>:r p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
~ -.I.iM
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H-ITSI
Dt.ia 10 c and other

D,,tf; Rose and other Defendants.
his subject the lands in the proceedings
w,ch alleged have been conveyed 10 The de
;red. pendirg this IN: satisfaction o; the
lo, L: and affidavit having bee made and fled that The
nonresident OF this Commonwealth
t- Er, appear the RUE, be holden
L.. ce he said Court the frat Monday IN jun
a what Necessary protect his interest IN this SUIT
AConv-res,e: p. ROBERTS, Ci'k.
A-rjEin w3w
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inton, ]. J. IIcekart. and other

W. u.
The object this carry cut the provisions Of the deed Of
uu exhibited with this bill executed by Thomas j. Geun and
Company 20 William Boo,wught and William Waldrnp
o. Of enco County Court affidavit having been made and
named non.resdens Of this Com
coaweul the said defendants notified appear the Rues
IN Clerks Office Of the said Court the frat Mon
Cav next do what necessary 10 protect their interests
l. hs suit. Acopy-Tcste, r. fobEflS, clerk
L
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RIcHMoSp, APRIL II. 1852. s
parties interested the foregoing decree hereby notified
my oce IN the city Of Richmond, the .h day OF
next 10 O'Clock A. NJ with the evidence necessary
. -ae 70 pe!!orm Tho cu,ios required by said decree
Apri h-cssv WA F. DAVIS, Comm'r,
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I:,viAIA:-A :.u. h Id II the CtsrS oii,e OF me ecu
Coa1 cr,cery he County OF ien'ico the oh cay o.
A.a. !>j2:
4 W Ashlia, administrator OF William Pe,,, deceased
| Plaintiffs:
agaIas,
| fsS,nt ar. and a,or,er Defendants.
Tia in;on the defendant ane from proceeding
Ia Nv him against the palnilIs lesta'e
Fn uGon bond for crImn'es work aeer
u,uIeny pcrurmet; and af tav having been lns
la he named non.r,lcent ol -
The sand defendant notified 10 appear Al the Ne
lDcu The C-iks office al the laid Court on the mrs Mon
.as and Go what protect his interest IN
aI. 81: A Acory-Teste: ..- 49,,
An y cucip p.
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IcI a!A Rules h.J Clerks Office o tie Circu,
G., u" CHANGER, Tor Couty oil Heurico the 81 day oI
I a1,c, ,ssi-asn Of W H. Pucke:t Plaintiff:
~ Defendants.
p e 10 IA. Epa Stanfr cid. decd the payment
paIai az. ait having been made and hled tina,
II. rc3eu OF his CpmnonH ca'lh
k all .ee ; is uo,. a1;ear the Rules ne holden
cr" e said Ccv! the tr-t Monday IN June next
a.. Jo what p.occ: ir interest in this suit
A nc9y-Trs,e: p. ROBERTS. elk.
- A.LN
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ltHi sat ia,rt riI III The Cierk s"rl ~ ie Circul
tuioi Checs the County OF eLrco. the 9th Gay Of
1l;a l>,2.
R..su ). Walker and Hugh S. Gaahc.. Plaintiffs
...u..
ra.tny Ives and other Defendants
r: OF t sui is obtain decree declaring the
yar q Pblic WORKS in the proceedings mentioned ahan
- crc by the defendant Ives, AMI 10 exist for the bene
L aIF and restrain the laid defendant from interfering
" aIcipan. the be falling Gu. for
and affidavit having been made and he
n. IVES above smed, resident this
r ~ea :he sad Jcentsnt n notified appear the Rules
C!ers Office ol The said Court, the first Mon
y Jun. 10 what necessary protect s interest
Copy-testc -
Ar i0-cwiw F. RnBERIS CPk
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IinGtSIz-A Rule- h = lie Clerks Office the CIR,
Chanccs for ~, County OF HenrIco the 7th day OF
l. =. rs
jiacs Pau, William Fssan and S,cphanie Rochlnrd
Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

NlA.-A Rucs held the Clerks Office OF the Cir
@ COM; Chancery fer the County OF enrico, The 9th day
, An' IrEs Puff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

tlkGiSsA-8, Rules he'd the Clerk. Office OF the CIR.
Chanccy for the County OF Iisnlco, the 6ih ia!
&AINI,;e
S:o FISHER surviving Of John Buchanan deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

CONVICTION OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS stouic''
the o,oou. burglar who has for some time been in JAN a.
Msrtinsburg Va, was last week ound guilty on 'Ates N
dienents one for burglary for twice setting re 70 hs
al, and was sentenced TO twelve years imprisonment IN The
Penitentiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-07

RGISIA-A; held in the Clerks Office OF The CIR
Cuur OF Chacery the County OF entlco the ON uay
Of April l>5:r
Eiwn Crensbaw v Crenshaw William flankns. Charles
Wh Joseph Whitehead George Carroll Frederick
Val. LcmueI T. BahcocS. iisgan, md -- McMlnn
Les urier Erin Of Lggan and McMinn, Pltns
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
O0MMERCIAL MTRLLIGREcR.ss
Trnde and tfotletai.f Aanir,.

Tic following extracts, relative to tie
trade ana nonttafy affairs Of New York, arc
selected frcm a letter dated Al that city on
Wedncsday.
"Flaur.-Souihern is hardly 50 firm; sales
of 24OO Bbis at S4,37l@ 1861 for mixed 70
rood brands, and S4,75@525 for fancy
Rye Flour Is inactive at $3,3l4. 49,.
"Butter Is dull and plenty, at l7a2o FOL
Western State dalries, and II a 10 for Chic.
Cheese ddll AZ 7 8 cts,
"Tallow-Thc market is better for city
sales yesterday Of 70 900 lbs. at SO a 81; to-
day 200 tierce5 prime country sold, 70 arrive
on private tcrms.
In Stocks the market was buoyahtt to-day,
but without very large transactions.
'.Tjbacco Is in moderate request; 100 hhds
Kentucky sold at 6 a 81 cents, so bales Gu.
ba at 30 a 22c, 100 cases Seed Leafat 8 o,
for Connecticut, and Gas cents for Penn
syIvauia, r..
"Woolis quiet, especially Geece. In Bcs
ton considerable sales Of unwashed Smyrna
have Just been made at l2I cents"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
P.U ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hrrsby given, 70 The Stockholders Of
~ the Cincinnati Wilmington and Zancsyille Rail
Road Company. that an IaRtalnent Of ten per cent,
lvon each share Of the Capital stock of ,ad company,
Is required TO bspaiIto The undersigned Treasurer
thereof at his oinn in lancaster, on or before the
FI4S'r DAY or MAR II NEAr, and like install
ucn Of ten per cent every sXty day thereafter un-
til The Who'll. amount Is raid up. .- ..,.-
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGll, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, " g Zanelrila Railroad Company
Norts crest will he allowed on all sibscriP-
tions Of stock from the time paid in, unil the road
is open-d and in operation. .... .-. a
And for the convenience Of Subscribers JoT:T l.;
FRAxKLfS, Esl., or CirrlevlA, has been appoint ed
to receive n,laments from subscribers residing in
Pickaway county. -.s. t
DANIEL McLEAx, Esq ,of Washington, for those
residing in Faytte county, and
LAwRrxcr Frrzuucu. Esd, Of Wilmington, from
those residing in Clinton county.
. U. JOEL. RADEBAUGII, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, ". 4 Zanesvillc Railroad company
February 9, 1852 Is
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
New York Market.

New York, May lO.--Fair demand for
wrst'rn -four, with small stock, and prices
tcnding upwards Sales 5,OOObbls part to
arrive, at 4,l2@4,l Is for common to straight
state; 4,25@4,3l for round hoop Ohio; and
4,25@ 4,56 for mixed to hincy Michigan and
Indiana. Rye -four and corn meal are steady.
There is brisk demand for wheat; sales of
5000 bu southern red at 06c., and $500 do
white Canadian on private terms, and $500
do white Genessee at l,l0 Rye is firm and
in demand for export at 72c. Corn is firm
and in good demand from the trade and for
export; sales of $4,000 bu. at G2@Gjc. for
round yellow; 64@64a for western mixed,
and G6 lor southern yellow; an advance. 7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May lo.--Flour no change to
note. Sales on Saturday after report of 100
bbls Wooster Mills; 1853 Croton Mills; and
200 Minerva DIll at $3.50. tsF
Wheat-Saes 1000 bu. northern at 75c;
and 2OOO, 1000 and 1000 Mcditerranean.a ut
60, 70 and Tic.
Corn-S1lcs 5000 bu. at 42c, and 1000 at
424.
Pork-For 29O bbls mess Sl7 was offered
and the holder is waiting telegraPhic advices
from consignor; % bbls superior sold at Sl7-
80, though Sl7 is the market.
Fish-Tbe arrivals of Whitefsh, Trout
and pickerel to-day from Saginaw and the
Saut are selling readily at S9,5O@S5 fol
Whtefsh, bbls and halves; and $50 1926 fol
Pickerel.
Whiskcy, $50 bbls coming at lSc.-Her
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
Notice in Partition.

NOTICES is hereby given 10 william F. Taller, Of
a Fairfield county, OHio, and 10 William B. Davis
and vi, ,fp Pr,~ccs Davis, Of Perry comfy. Ohio,
that John +. Wiseman and William T. Wiseman. MI
nors under the age of 9 years. b. Joseph g. Wise.
man, their legal Guardian, and Sarah L. Wiaemsn and
Araminta $. N.enan have filed thait petition a.
sainst them IN the court o common pleas Of Ffirield
county Ohio PRAYING for the partition of the North
vest Quarter Of = elton No. o. in Township No &C.
of Range Nols in said Fairfield county abectfo the
right Of dover in the whole Of said Quarter Section
heretofore assigned to Su'nnnih Menlry. widow Of
John Manlev deceasrd, 80 that oan-sSh part may be
set apart to the petitioners (eaeh one ylourth
paftl In part to said William b.
Davis and Rcbecca his Wit ard the remalhing two
thirds part to the defendant Villa FTaber. Which
petition will staui for hearing before saidcourt on the
/ l1th day Of May next.
! H. II HUNTER, Attorney for Petitioners
| March II, 1867 $500 - 6wb
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13

Court of Common Pleas.-The second ses-
sion of this Court, under the new Constitu-
ton, will commence on Monday next. We
suppose it will be but slmly attended, as
our farmers are unusually busy, and none will
come except such as have unfortunately got
entangled in the meshes of the law-and
those who will have to serve as jurors for the
"good of the commonwealth" or as witness
ses for the justification of suitors. We have
not heard of any very important business
which will come before the Court. His
Honor, Judge Whitman, we believe will pre-
side
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13

CHANGE OF FRoNT,-Several ofour Locofoco
contemporaries who were opposed to an ad-
iournment of the Legislature and declared
that it would destroy the party-that such a
course could not be defended before the peo-
ple-have finally come to the conclusion
that it was very propet act. What set
of party-ridden men these few editors are!
Though many of them did not possess the
facility of change that characterized our
neighbor of the Eagle, they nevertheless ex-
hibited lesser degree of agility which is
certainly commendable in men who desire to
maintain rank in the progressive Democra-
cy. The only good reason, which we have
heard advanced as yet, is that the members
may learn something of their constituents
The hope is certainly a slight one, but then
hopes frequently grow out ofvery weak men,
tai abilities. .sf-.' ....t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13

HEAVY GRADE.-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company are now working loco
motive up grade of $40 feet to the mile
This grade occurs at the great tunnel, where
a temporary track has been laid over the
mountain, for the purpose of transporting
material for the road beyond, in advance OF
opening that work. The locomotive used
weighs "a tons, and the ordinary load at
tached to it, in addition to its own weight, is
l9 tons. This grade has thus far been work
ed with regularity and safety. The whole
power obtainedi is in the ordinary adhesion oi
the driving wheels.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13

TINE Agent OF the Philadelphia Commission Store,
being alone closing out has neither the time nor
sad concern in person: henre those indebted 10 the
establishment viii see the importance Of calling on
him at once to close up their accounts as nothing con
necicd with the business ofthe house can possibly
be left open. neglect Of this timely roiice. will
san thouah absolutely necessary alternative imposed
upon him by the crcumsances ofthe case, 70 publish
list ofdenouens and have such neglected accounts
sold al the COURTHOUSE door, by public outcry at an
early day. JOHN U hlLLoSA' agent "
A.ril 10 1872 ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13

CoAL,-The Pittsburgh Post says that coal
is selling as high as fifteen and twenty cents
per bushel in Pittsburgh and Allegheny
The reason is that it has to be brought from
the banks in wagons in consequence OF the
railway near the river and along the hills
having been swept away by the late freshet'
preventing the transmission of coal by the
usual channel.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
g,l,eI ;ll1ee.hly Gazette,
oITY OF LANCAsTRR.
wednesday Evening, May ~, 1852


3NEw PERIoDIcALs.--The Wing RsuieiO for
May contains lnost attractive table Of con-
tents, and the few articles, which we have
perused, evince large share of industry and
talent. Now that the price of the Review
is reduced to three dollars, there should be an
increase of its subscribersin this region. 1t
will prove valuable auxiliary during the
canvass approaching. We shall, in due
time, publish the prospectus for the coming
year. a.i f.
The Scalpel is promptly upon our table and
Its contents are as amusing, witty, satirlcal
and instructive as ever. DR.. Dixon Ger
tainly will make the work pay, despite the
opposition he has incurred. He dissects
uuackery, whether found in or out of the
profession, and for this he will at length
make it win. ..,
Graham's Magazine, for May, has been up
ON our table for some time. The present
wear Graham is assuredly bound to excel his
contemporaries, and has thus far been emln
emily successful.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
L1Inca ter Market.

THURSDAY MoRNfSG, May l3.-Trade, the
past week mas been less Brisk than usual,
owing to the busy time among our farmers.
Quiltions are as loIlows-Wheat65; Flour
S2,s "a 3@325; Corn 2s@3O; Oats 90;
Corumcol s74; Sugar 6I@S, wholesale and
r"tlil; M,las5es $50 10 do; Coffee ll@l2l
-; Bacon 1910, including sides, shoulders
Il I iaq,s; Butter lO@ u; Salt 81 ,60@ l,75;
Wn,te'ish SIO@12; Pickerci $lo@ll; Wool
lJ@37; Potatoes 1890.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
TELEoRApRIo INTELLIGENCE.
Mr., CIay's Health.

WAsHSoroS, My 7th.-Mr. Clay feels
the genial influence Of these bslny breezes
ofMay. A few days since he expressed To
his physician an apprehension that as his de-
bility Increased he might not be able to rally
strength to throw olIthe accumulated phlegm,
and thus die Of strangulation. DR.. Hall az
sured him that his decline would be 80 grad
ual that he would pass away without himself
or friends perceiving his dissolution. This
assurance was most gratifying to him |
welcome death, said he, but do not desire an
exciting one.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
From washington.

WASHINGTON, May lO.-HOuse-Mr. Col
lum asked to introduce resolution as to the
expediency of purchasing Mount Vernon.
Senate-A resolution was adopted inquir-
ing into the losses of any Spaniards in Louis
ana by the Cuban expedition.
The Mexican Minister is momentarily eX-
pectcd here and is fully empowered by nj,
government to treat on the grant to the U'
S. of the right Ofway overthe TehuantePec
route.
Efforts were made to censure Mr. Mangum
in the North Carolina Convention, but with,
out effect
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
Cincinnati IEmuiIct.

CrScrSSATt May lip. M.-Rivcr fallen
feet inches since last evening. Weather
showcry. Flour in good demand; $500 bbls
sold at $3.l5@3,aO. Whisky 1913. GOOO
lbs prime Butter sold at zoe. Bacon sides
declined; 80 hhds sod at %, packed. Sugar
firm. Molasses in good demand at 33.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
Cn.I,rrtnetri,in.

TsNHF UNDERSIGNED has associated with him in bust
ness. in his establishment in the Sou Invest cor
ner of the Public Square, Lancaster, GEoRuE W
WILRurE. The business will hereafter be conduct
cd under the name s firm Of LYONS 4 fpILHiIE,
where may be found at all times well selected
Stock of Family Groceries.
The establishment having the aavantsge Of the
arge purchases othe senior enable them
10 sell as low as any house IN Fairfield county
The solicit continuance nf past patronage, assur-
ing The public their object will be TO render saisc
~, - '''0 - ffr JOHN LYONS.
Noar Ali n 1872 ...... ...r.. lmd2mw5O
FEsgle copy two months - r. . .l...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
MIR. CinY.

WASHINGTON, May lO.-Mr. Clay slept
better last night than any night the past two
weeks, and he isnow quite comfortable, The
Rev. DR.. Butler administered the sacrament
to him yesterday. 1t is the opinion of his
physicians that his decline will be so gradu-
al that the moment ofhis dissolution will be
scarcely perceptible.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13

Arr YOU A Misunderstanding from diseases to
which females are generally subject, use Dr. g. u
owoS Shaker Sarsapnrillat will certainly cure you
Male or female, old or young ALL and ereTy Fami'
IN should have this erreeat Family medicine by them
Call at our depot or OF onr Agents, and get
pamphlet gratis, where you will find .tacis' JaciS'
artsv that can be substautaied by thousands OF lv-
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz; that The
shaker S,rsaparilIs, as Preparedby Dr. s. D. HOWE
has been the means Of permanently curing more dis
.ases to which the human family are continually sub
iect than any nther preparation of Sar'aParla ever
vet brought before the public. See Advertisement
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
Fairfield County common Pleas.
John T. MeAriAor' M. IN PARTITION.

''nn / SsAN4'' ss. IN PARTITION
Adamc. Ford y ,g n.,.-j
~ Office is hereby given to the said Adam G. Ford,
that the said John +. Macarthur has filed in the
court OF common pleas o Fairfield county; ONO, ms
petition evainst Ford PRAYING for the PARTITION
Of Iot number Nina, containing Nnetyone Acres of
land which in the partition of the lands 81 William
Morrison DECEASED, was set apart to Sydney Breeze
and wife, being also part Of Section Number Iwen-
tvef q in Violet township in said county, in such
manner that two th parts thereof may be set apart
10 the petitioner in seyerlhy or that the same may
be sold according TO law. Which petition will come
ON TO be heard al the next term OF the said court to
be holden the courthouse in said county, on ths
l7th day o May A. u. 1852.
h - = i II. H. HUNTER. AH'yJor Petitioner;
ALL ,s5n $3.50 6w4S
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
Serious Accident to 1Ir. Wcs.stcr.

Boston, May s.-The Hon. Daniel Web
ster was thrown from his carriage this morn
ing, near Marshfcld, striking upon his head
and right shoulder. Hcwas stunned and in
sensible for few moments, and though his
injuries are severe thy are not dangerous
He may be detained at Marshieldfor some
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
NerH Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, MnyS,P. M.-0hio Flour
has advanced sales of 10000 bbls at $3.50
Sales 1900 bushels Corn at Al to 47c. Mess
Pork is dull at Sl7@l7,25. Bacon Sides
are firm at 94c, and prime keg Lard at lc.
The sales of tobacco during the week have
been $500 hhds. at to SIC. Whiskey l7!c.
Coffee, Sugar and MOlasses unchanged.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-13
Imnnrtnnt to Lorcrs "a Good Horses.

MARINERS and others Who are fond ofraising good
II stock are respectfully referred 10 the peaigree
of TOP BELLFOtiNDER in the hand-bill. This
Horse took the first premium at the State Fair IN
1851 and he viii be omnd upon examination TO- be one
OF the Jest Horses in toe Western country. lie can
and TUESDAYS: and on Wednesdays, Thursdays, FRI
days nd Saturdays, of each week, at Crim's Stable
in lancaster '- JAMES W. PEARSE.
I'll " 1850 t.-. .. 3w5l