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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
"a, Poor The Mseliag la.l Evenins.-Ths


Tks Poor-The Mseiiag last EUeaing The
meeting at the City Hall last evening to adupt
measures for the relief Of the poor ofour city. wus
very well attended. aud the utmost unanimity
prevailed reluiive to tho necessity Of taking i'm
mediate steps 10 alleviate tho wants Of the unIor
tunale class Of our fellow citizens who at the pres
ent time are suffering severely from tie. .rigor oil
the winter.
Mayor Greed presided aud R. P. Effinser acted
as Secretary. Pertinent remarks were made by
several Of the gentlemen present aud proper
measures adopted to carry out the design OF the
meeting. The proceedings will be found in to-
days paper.
Now that a fair commencement has been made.
It earnestly hoped that every proper mode will
be adopted to relieve the necessltous. The poor
are among us-not IN large numbers it true
but enough arn around us to awaken the warmes
sympathy of the human heart and the fact being
known, nothing further Is required to incite our
more Tortunnte citizens to active measures for
their relief. A call of this kind in our city has
ever been promptly responded to.
In an ordinary season but comparatively few
cases exist which call for the assistance Of our
people; but thus far the cold has been intense and
those who were not able to supply themselves
with food and fue for the winter, will suffer Sc.
yerely from tue want Of them. As small ns out
population is. we are told upon good authority
that there are few cases Of squad poverty,
wretchedness aud woe in the outskirts Of the city
which appeal loudly Gr sympathy aud help
Sickness has prostrated the head Oft the family aud
other unfortunate occurrences has added to The
mseries oGthe deepest poverty.
We allude generally to the facts which have
been stated in our hearing. in order that our cti
zenS may be prepared when called upon by the
committees appointed last evening, to give out Of
their abundance to those deserving persons upon
whom the goods Of this world has not been he.
slowed as literally. The opportunity to siveup.
on the part o those who nre aole, is an inheritance
bequeathed to them with the property which Il
kind Providence allows them to possess.
BWe are requested to state that the Ladies'
of Lancaster are earnestly invited to attend on
Thursday eyehinsto participate in the lnu'able
movement
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Prospectus Of the American Whig Review.


ENthe original Prospectus Of the AMERIcAE RR-
vIEw, issued at Washington by Mr.. Col on lis for
mer ProprietOr and Editor. number OF the lesding
wing Members Of the Twenty y-sevenih Congress
Usi'-6 subscribed their names 10 the following re-.
solutiOT-
Earnestly approving the Plan Of such . Nation4i
organ, long needed and OF manifest imuortsnce tho
undersigned agree TO contribute for It's pages from
time TO time, such communications as nav ba neees.
sary TO set forth and deeihd the doctrines held by the
United Whig Party OF the Union Signed Bv GeoraO
7. Marsh Daniel D. BsTnard, J. McPheTson BeFrien
r. lngersol, E Joy Morris, T. l.. Clingman, Dahiet
Webster, ". G. inthrop, Thomas Builef King Ham.
llton Fish, J. p Kennady j. Collaner, VIM S. Archer,
kuius Choate, Alexander II. Stephens"
Anengr~ved portrait Of some distinguished pefson
VIII be iOtlnd In erery number of thu Review These
will nsaoHy DC Portfsits living American States
men, and whenever that is possible will be accom-.
pat led With an authentic Memoir Of the person rep!
Tesentld.
The first objects Of the Review ar. ~ course politi
cal; it's designed TO set forth and defend the priHc
pies, the MEASURES, and the Of the UxrTHD Vine
Panty Of the Union. II has BEEN ma,erof Just 70,
proar to that farty tat though il embraces is pIo.
portion OF the intelligence and learning Of the eoun-
Try, i has had no Quarterly or Monthly 0resh de.
voted to the expression and defence u ii opinions
and measures. The conductors Of the Ame Eican Re-
view has done what in them lies 70 remove this 70
Proaeh by securing contributions lrohl sources Of
ability and truth
The literary department Of the Review will agree
in spirit with the political.
TERAs-35 year, in advance.
d. W. HOLLY. Publisher, 100 HaussAu sf,
New YorS, October, lo5l 20
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The state of Ohio, Fairfield County, s..

The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, Sc.
Court Of Common Pleas, Sept. Term, A..D. 1851
Baldwin. .Diblee and Work and others,)
VS.. IN cuAEcERH
Thomas U White and others.
TIME Defendants William l.. Laws Co., Beura
/ and Tage Oliver, Martin & Co, Wood, Corey and
Wood, John II. Brown and Co., Eckel Raignal and Co
Temple, Barker and Evans, William Richardson and
Co Bagley, Woodward and Co, of the city of rhia.
delpha, Pennsylvania, and John Stewart and Co and
r. and d. NJ Stebbins and Co., of the city OF New
York, and Pointdexter and Alden, Wahy Carson and
Co.. and Long and Byrna ofthe city OF Baltimore, Ma
ryland, and Gill and Stout oil tho city of Wheeling
Virginia. are hereby notified Of the filing Of complain
ants bill on tho oath of September, A. ID. lo5l and
the object and prayer of said bill is to set aside and
vacate as fraudulent, compromise made by COM
plainants and notwithstanding in tho cities Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore with the said de-
endant Thomas U. White in the spring of 1851, oil
their several claims and demands against him.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the said sever
al defendants Of the pendency, object and prayer o
said bil-and that they must severslly be and appear
before our said court on the first day the next Torn
thereof, and then and there plead, answer demut
to said bil-otherwise tho same will be taken a.
confessed as to them and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly.
p VAN TRUMP & JOINT BRASEE,
Attorneys for Compartments
December SO, 1851 S5,25 6w34
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

Main-stree Lancaster, Ohio in GieSys Brick Buil!-
ing, trO doors West Cfthe Hoching VaRey Bank.
NOTES and Bills of Exchange, purchased and dis
" counted
Gold ard Silver Coin, and Exchange on the East
and Cincinnati, bought and sold.
Silver change no,C and at all times for sale
Collections made, Stocks sold on Commission and
Pensions drawn.
Land Warrants bought, and always on hand for sale.
Six per cNt interest paid on current and seven per
cent. on yearly Depostes.
Also-protestng done and other duties Of Notary
Public. L. w. TALLMADGE =
Lancaster, December 25, 1851 3!f
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WAsHIxernS. Janupry 10.
Correspondence of The Baltimore Sun.

Correspondence Of Ae Baltimore Sun.
Congress going 10 Bksiness - Printing he CeH.
Eus Retarns-Gen Cass' PrOspeets- General
BHier-Gea. Seott..tSc.
1t will he seen that Congress, after ak weeks
holiday. is now somewhat disposed tn go 10 work.
The committees will probably begin to attend
to the business before Them this week.
Congress Inns expended nearly million and a
quarter Oi dollars in tuking the seventh census
and il is hoped that il viii moi now grnlge u suf
frent sum To secure the printing ol tue returns
in hands, me aud credlabe mnlnrr There will
probably he severai qnnrtn volumes containing
the statistics and population returns. BE und they
should he got up. latininl work, and in
style creditble 10 the state ur lie ar IN the uuit d
States. have seen lately some public ducu.
ments emauaing fam the Mexican government.
where c0rrupiinn is leglIized by usage and |
could not but be s,rnck with The fact that they
were bstter gnt up than "urs-im regard TO type
and paper. The returns Of the last census were
Inlserably printed. In itct.very lew 81 our pub
lie dncusneuis are executed as Ia render any
one willing 10 see them in any library abroad.
Writers from this city state that General Curs
prospects Er receiving the democratic nnninaiipn
are improving. | have no doubt uftIle Gcts His
stock seems Ia have risen here u hundred per cent
in the last two or three weeks.
Col. Benton is Hnw here drumming mp recruits
for Wm. Bnter. aud viii proceed from here 10
New York to finish off Marcy and suIslilutr Wm
o. Butler in Iris stenl. The Col looks remn ka.
bly well but have moi come near enough to make
my bow To him.
It's nnw thing almost settled thai Gen, Scott
will he the candidate ofle Wing party. and that
nu Innn eau beat him an the other side who can.
not unite the whole purity deInucratic under n
general Principe, Or inIuse new idea into it that
hall unite all the fragments Of ihe party.
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Old CHECKERRD
@1@01nnmR @00p1,

SuD0hhmE S0OP6e
TNHE agPst lot Of Fresh, Fancy, FALL and WIN.
i TER CLOTHING, and Furnishing Goo1s, that
have ever bean offered IN this city e now 20 be had
1.-THE Old CheekeTed Furnishing Store. at very re-
cured prices, We latter ourselves, that when YOU
examine onr large assortment, you will do us the JUS
iiee, ih saying, that such splendid stock of oLorH-
no has my been offered in one establishment In
this part Of the country before We deem Il unne-
eesssiy q mention the differ NJ articles but we will
say, that taore IA article rora 5p man or bon Jut
lSidt pe cGa vrHsh yoH at the loves, poSsb price
COULEHAN s Co
Lancaster, November 10, 1851. IS
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valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers at private SALE his valuable
farm situated about two miles south of Lancas-
ter on the Logan road.
Said farm contains 1871 of goo land about 100
acres cleared about 10 acres in grass. Its improve
ments consist of large Brick Building, large Barn
and other convenient ou' houses. A good fountain
pump, which never fails, is situated Immediately hy
the porch The terms and payments will be made
reasonable.
In connection with tho above, Mr., NEHEMIAH CAR.
pENrER will dispose ofthe adjoining tract acres
of equally good land either to the or differ
ent purchaser The two together will form com
pact farm of 326 acres. The improvements on the
latter are Franc House. gooi Barn and other out.
houses. GABRIEL CARPENTER
l., January 8, | % 3htf
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square consists OF " lines. Yearly advertiser n
have the privilege OF changing their advertisements
four times each year. Persons contracting by the
year, must engage for a certain space, lUr which
they will be expected to pay.
Job PrInting.-ln this department, we expect TO
make several improvements. We shall endesvoT
at all times to execute the favors Of our friends with
promptness, neatness AMI al the slowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon reasonA-
bic terms.
Blanks.--Wc shallkecp constantly on hand BLSKE
DEEDS and MoRTOA0Es. JUsTIcEs' BLANKS. and
will be ready at all times To print to order SHIP
PiN0 BILLS, NoTEs and such other Blanks as may
be required.
Support your otDn" is the motto which wo strive
TO impress upon the citizens Of city and county
and would be curious il we did not ask in bur
case A good supportto any branch Of industry.will
be found to be mutual benefit to purchaser and seller
Lancaster, January 3. 1852
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Prennre for Winter.

FHNTIE subscribers have on hand handsome and ex
IL tensive stock of notwithstanding, snt
also constantly manufacturing to order any de.
scrpon desired Their material is of the very best
and choicest kinds, aud they always keep employed
the best of woriUnen.
The public are invited TO call and examine our
Stock aad tcOrk before purchasing elsewhere. They
will always nd ready to sell them good goods and
make them the best and most fashionable clothes.
SPRINGER s. TROUT.
lancaster. October |, 1851. en-.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-22
From Piltsb Argh
P,rrseuRou, Junuary

The Pennsylvania Railroad is blocked up by
snow. and Kossuth is not expected until tn NOR.
row afternoon or Thursday. The weather is ex.
tremely cold.
The cunluct Of certain members Or the Penn.
sylvania Legislature. friendly To the Hempiield
Railroad in Introducing jnint resolution 10 abal-
don the Wheeling Bridge suit, is GREETINGS sensa.
ton here. An Indignation meeting will be held
tonight :--
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In Tnirfield Conntv Common Plcns.

PEIlIlON FOk fAhllllON.
Frederick Houser and Elizabeth Catharinc Houser,
rs
Elizabeth TIisey, (widow) George Fritz, Jane Fritz,
Noah Fu'tz, Mary Fultz, Simon Longbrake Caro-.
line LoAgbrake, Harvey Hisey, Tazwell Hisey
John Hisey, IA miuorl Peter Fultz, Amanua Fultz
George llisey IA minor) & Harriet Hisey IA minor
TIME above named defendants will take notice, thai
j. on the l3th day Of November, A. d. 1851, the
said plaintiff Gled petition in the court of common
pleas Of Fairfield connty. Ohio, where the same il
now pending, demanding partition Of tho following
premises The Southwest Quarter Of Section No
%, Township No. IL, Of Range No, ~. of REFUGEE
lands in said county Of Fairfield.
The said plaintiffs demand the partition Of sal,
premises as follows; To the said plaintiff Ezabett
Catharine Houser. and to the said defendants JanC
Fritz, Mary Fultz. Caroline Longbrake, Harvey
! llisey, Tazwell Hisey, John Hisey, Amanda Fultz
George Hisey and Harriet Hisey, each one-tenth
part, and TO said Elizabeth Hsey dover In the whole
At the next Term Of said court, the plaintiffs viii
make an application for an order tht partition may
/ be made, &C. of said premises.
I'D &C.D. MARTIN, Attorneys for Piaintigs
November ~, 1851. So9o ow
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California Tickets.

z AM authorized by HowLAND & AsP1NwALL ia
IL sci E'ThrOugh TickrtS'' to California. by theil
we'll known and responsible Mail Line of Steam-
ers, leaving New York TWICE EACH MONTH";
Prices greatly reduced Persons wi hing to emgrate
to California can secure tickets Of me in GAINESVILLE,
at the lowest rates. and with certainty of not being
disappointed, which they very often will be If they
go to New York to purchase them.
Also, Insurance taken on lives by
ISAAC DILLON, Agent,
ZanesvilIa Ohio Jannarv 81 1872
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$40 Reward.

I OST, on Monday evening last. at Lyons Grocery
in Lancaster, or between there and Thorn's Tan.
Yard on Cearcreek, Pocket Book containing si4.7
in cash; one note on John W. Williams for 49, one
on George Mcfarland for S28, and also several due
bills receipts SC. The finder by leaving it at this
Office, will receive the abo, e reward
w. II. MORTON.
Lancaster, January 8, 1859 3w36
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To Every ROdy!

u UNDERSTAND the report has gained considers
Il BILE circulation, that the PHILADELPHIA COM
MISSION STORE has changed hands.
The Agent begs leave to say to his friends that the
same is without the least foundation.
He would also remark, that there viii be found at
this establishments splendid Assortment OF all kinds Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods:
with CHOICE LOT on the way, which will arrive
this week.
TPCALL there are bargains to be hadb by the lovers
of cheap Goods. JOHN G.. WILL JCK, agent,
philadelphia Commission Store
Lancaster, December l8, 1851 80
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A Chance for Speculation.

l. halfinterest in Steam Snw-MilI aud Lot,
situated in the town Of Oakland, Fairfield county,
Ohio, II miles West Of lancaster, and Immediately
on the Turnpike to Chillicothe The Mill is doing a
nourishing buSiness-the machinery is entirely new
and will be disposed of on reasonable Terms No bet
ter situation be obtained in the county,-t is a
fine opening for any one who may wish to engage in
the business For further particulars enquire Of the
undersigned, living in the town of Oakland
WILLIAM II. MORRIS.
December II, 1851. 2n32'
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Advertising. We asain would remind the
business men ofthis city, Of The advantages Of ad-
vertisihg jndiciously aud frequently. There is q
large number Of persons in The border townships
of our county, whose custom is worth striving for
aud uniesss our merchants aud mechanics adopt
the common measures of the day t" get this Gus.
tom, our enterI rizing neshbors will carry off the
prize. In this day, men look for some sign"
that their custom is wanted.
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Estate of Zachariah Shugart.

ON the 4th day of October, A. d. 1851, the court
Ooi common pleas of Fairfield county Ohio, declar'
ed the Estate of Zacharah Shugart lnsolvent Credi'
tors are therefore required to present their claims
gainst said Estate to the undersigned for allowance,
within six months from the 4th day OF October 1851,
or they viii not be entitled to payment:
JOHN SHUGART, Adfn'toT
. QfLhe Estate of ZdehGriGh Svgart deeeasod
October l6, 1851, 2mA
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GAINESVILLE, Ohio, January q, 1852.


VHNHE undersigned have purchased ont the firm Of
Il REINMUND& 4 Son, andhave engaged to carry on
the business of Retail Merchants in Lancaster under
the name and style Of REINMTIND MARTIN, at
the OLD STAND of Reinmund & Son. We will con-
tantly keep on hand full assortment ofChoice aud
Desirable Goods, and we soliciSpublic patron;
age, assuring all who give us call, that we will
give them as good bargains the marset can afford
BENJAMIN +. REINMUND,
JOHN d. MARTIN.
lancaster January /, 1852 3m30
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Readsr'-ln this day, a daily publication is
required To accommodate the wants and wishes
of such population as ours. 1t is om earnest
desire to supply this want. To do it, we need
the corporation Of all our fellow citizens Are
you borroweri Ifso, come up immediately aud
have paper Of your own TO read. You viii
never regret it.
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FRESH DOITCS.

WI L are receiving from the Eastern cities fresh
w lot Of Drag and Medicines, consisting in part Of
DSbs bcStTurk Ooium Chlurotorm
so 10 or. PureQuininc Magncsia Calcined
% lbs Eng. Calomel do Carb
10 oz Sulph Morphine Cantharides
, bs Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
2do n'yd Potassa Lupulns
900 do Sui Cart Soda Beberiue, &c.
With full stock to which we invite the attention
Of Dealers, before purchasing. Give the Old Drug
Store call G. KAUFMAN & co.
Lancaster, July 3l, 1851. l3
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N1oTICE TO ALL CONCERNED. .-FIayIns

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED. Having
disrosed Of my Stock of Drugs, Medicines, &C.,
70 Mr., i. i. SLooUM, all those indebted to me by
note or otherwise are earnestly invited % csll and
.a,tle the same. wish TO settle up in the shortest
Toss;bIe time, and speedy compliance with this re-
pvest will save cost and trouble. Those indebted .
tbe old firm Of Bury BECK. must also settle their
accounts and notes Immediately will be found at
the old stand.
their custom for so many years past give my tnsnks'
Lancaster. JaEury9I. aHW'DA
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VIII meet AT the City Hail. next Friday evening.
The following question will be discussed
"Reso'rcd. That Congress oaght not 10 sell ihe
public LaadS-bnt donate them 10 aeiuGi seniers
All V. + SHAw-Nrg, T W TALLMADGR
The public is invited 10 attend
p. EfFlNGER, Secretary
january 81, 1852
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sa,o :, ReaI Estate bv Order of Court.

an the Doth day of February, A.. d. 1859, at y
" o'clock, M, on the premises in the town OF Ii
thopos. will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property Of JAcoBWAGNEa,
of Iithopolis-5l appraised at S2S, and 81 at Sl2.
Pa ayments onc.third in hand, balance in two equal
annual instalments, in ono and two years from day
HENRY KISTLER, Adm'tor
of the Estate Of jacob WGgHeT, deceased
january To- 1852. Sl,6O ow3f
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Fresh Arrival Of Books,

TINE rsgnpd has jus opened at his Book Store,
L opposite Skls ger's Hotel, an EXTENSIVE AssoRT.
MrNr consisting Of every variety Of Stationery and
School Books. and very large and excellent lot Of
Miscellaneous and standard works.
Blank Books, Of every description, and at the
very lowest rates g. ,,,..,.
Bibles, large and splendid assortment and at sx.
tremely low prices.
The public may rest assured that they can obtain
at the above stand every thing usually kept in store
Of this kind and prices low AZ any other ss-
Enlistment in this region.
Thankful for past fsyofs the undersigned hopes to
merit continuance Of the public patronage. by
faithful attention to business and disposition to
please all who NAV favor him with call.
-. JOHN SEARLES.
lancaster, November 90 1851 %
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Co-Partnership,

I0HILIP Rope having associated with himself IA
con F. BEcK the business in future will be con
dueted under the firm of BoPE Beck. at the ole
stand They solicit a part of tho puOlic patronage
Their stock Of HdriUare Cutlery, Iron and Nails
is large sndwell assorted, and will be sold as low /"
any other house can sell P. BOPE
July al. 1851 JF. BECK
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GREar CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE,

T ATELY discovered for the benefit Of Fairfield ant
adjoining counties. The undersign begs leave tc
MORN the old customers well the public in gen
era that he has bought the entire stock OF Goods o.
]. C. MAccRAcKEx, and i. determined to sell Good.
CHEAPER than has EVER been SOLD here before foi
cash or exchange of all kinds Of Produce.
| LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you wishto purchase
call at PLoUT'S CHEAP SToRE and will convince yo,
that nv advertisement is not in vain, for intend l.
continue business at the old stand, called "GREAi
WESTERN" and pLoUT's CHEAP SToRE
JACOB PLOUT.
Lancaster December 9. 1859. 2wdSlyw22
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Election Of MnyOr

lirrsBunGH jan. -.
Mr., Guthrie. the present incumbent, was yes
terday elected Mayor, receiving the voiesoi all
parties. The poll stood: For Guthrie, d-mocrnt.
l42S; Sawyer, whig, 1888; Barker 795. T'lesnuIl
vote Tor Barker is The subject ofgenerul congrat-
ulatun.
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Lost.

n OST on Saturday the Goth instant, in Lancaster
IA Ohio, or on the Columbus road, between Lanras-
ter and the Tavern stand known as the Blue Ball"
one largo Pocket Book, containing So cash, various
NOTES OF hand amounting to $3.50, and check Tor
$3.50 on Pickaway county hank, drawn by solomon
Stout payable to Henry AlsPach bearer and dated
December 10th, 1885,.
reward Of SO will be paid to ihe finder by leav-
ing the sane at the Telegraph Office, or at my resi-
dence in Greenfield township.
December %, lS5I-3i HENRY ALSPACH.
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New Family Grocery.

TIME undersigned has just received and is now o,
Il pening on the Southeast corner Of Cofii2ss 2 g
Wheeling streets, well selected stock OF ranlly
Groceries, Confactonaries, Sc, which WIN pe SoN'
low He sicts call from his o,d ,reTJS iTrpTu s% ''
public ingeneral - isAAU 81
n anra sfer Septcmber 20, l6Ol.
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To the Public.

" NOW all mon bythesc presents that, whereas
hA by power of attorney, dated on or about the
x2ndJuly, 1851, we authorized one 4. NJ CLARKE,
for and in our name tn sell and dispose Of patent
Clark, on the FIRST of January 1850, within certain
territory specified in said warrant of territory
we do hereby revoke and annul said power Of attor
nry and do declare all further acts Of the said E. NJ
Clarke under or by virtue thereof to be null and void.
Witness hands and seals, this 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1851. WILLIAM SHARP,
q. w DAVIDSON.
January s, 1925 GEORGE CRAIG.