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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18
Passenue.s Arrived.

GtAsoow-Steamship Glasgow-Mrs Porter Miss lsrshy
Mrs Parsley Mr.. laurie Miss Walker, Mrs Smith, Miss
smith Mr. Mitchell and lady. Rev Bullions and lady
Mr. Ehers Mr. Wilson and lady Master Wilson, Mica SmP
Francis Adams Cook, Aarh and lady, Mr. Ritoh5
lady, servant and child, Miss Aason Miss jameson RI
Cummings, Miss Elliott Mrs Hancock Mrs Msson IRIS
Robertson Miss 1nges Miss Graham Miss Tbora. Nrs
Cossan, Miss Instetwood Mrs Halphn, Mrs Jsnhs and
child, Miss Richie, Miss Senton, Mrs NqKJ ana
child Miss Mathews Mrs John and servant Mrs M1 bews
Mrs slater Miss Baird Miss Kelly Miss Kaly Mss
Baird, Baird and child, A Henderson, Reid, ~ ogan
Hogan. Mr. Iarshaw, RI Campbell, Mr. slater Slater
A Robertson w II WaIlsco, Mr. Mckenais, Gibbs, i
kirkwood, walker peterkin Mr. Mason lady, 5
Baird, II Langland, MIR Wilson, III II McDorNs. Semplc
W Clark. W suineg David Mr. Ritchi1 Az lumc, Jane
can sermon., Miller g Walker, " Roi d. W Akin.
Mr. Mason, McLachln and lady Miss trm Mrs BissotS
aud family G Mempson Mrs Mempsgn, Mr. Memnson Mr.
Mcdonald, Mrs Kyle. Mrs McDonai4, Mr. 3oyd Mr, bovd
and three children, Mrs Mass,, Cat nerine Mesoon'
chsrette Macon, Eliza Mason, Barr 81, watson.
Butler Mrs Butler and child Ass sml1 Mrs SHERMAN
Ms smith nj Mrs Park Mrs f.tkin Mr. HALL Mrs Hall Miss
Hall Mr. louden walker, Nugent II Morgan j Bry-
SON II MITCHELL Jane McK Miss Gibbs, NJ Fraser,
Benthnfsn' W Wright. George Learmcuth, Mr. Park,
lambs lambs Thomas Or Matthews, Rev " I IIalscy, A
LiygEroo,.shp anueil uall-F W Bsnss, Of Boston.
late ohp Chonara Miss Elton Sears BREWSTER Mass; Mira
Hutchinson and two children Liverpool Dublin.
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CHARr City OF Richmond Mise Reed.
Mrs n Cocarsn, Mrs Day, MIR q Cochran. p Gray.
Johnson Mrs. Orsto, Mrs Parker Mrs Conhlin Mr Graf
Kin, Lrs y Gratkin, Dagany Esq Mrs " Darns n u
shSlpsfa, samuel sheppard Blum, Fem s fBrown,
Frartes Chevalier Master Chevaer, Wid.m Coz Mrs A
Bretol, Mr. Bristol, Master Y II Brbol Miss bristol
sr Wight, Mra Herbert Master ae~hprt h Kaiaen "
Ferdinand II geetgh Wilson II pprehstd mud 81 in The
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

Schr Mera Capt Reeves hence for Gibraltar made the
passage in 20 days made the Western Islands the 10th day
out Lat 80 49, Ion 81 spoke bark TroPic Bird Stanton
from NBedford 10 out, whaling voyage and mos
from port, with 80 bbls sp oil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

Flint Second stating that the Croton De-
parment intend TO place one soon A. the grading of
the street, &C will permit and asking discharged
from ite further consideration Adopted
OF eame-On petition OF John kaul for compensate
for damages by the overflow OF water into his house
West Thirty first street the evering 2Sth August,
stating that the alleged damage occurred In
Of being in Of In that street
that constructed the application OF parties
owning the line and for their accommodation
and benehtthat they built by contract-that the
contractors must make an excavation, and necessarily
throw up the earth the ides Of he street and retain
IL till ready TO throw back clause In the contract
quiring the much as wanted. TO be thrown
back IL In his work from want Of skill or ordinary
and prudence parties injured by contractor, they
may perhaps have remedy against him by law, but the
city not liable The committee AK TO be discharged
from further consideration Of the petition. Adopted
ALDERMEN.
Reeolntion-That oil lamps be- placed IN front Of st,
Johns church OF Fifth avenue and Fifteth street
CoDcurred in.
ReportIn favor Of buying lot, las Essex street for
$500, for OF Hose Company No l6. To Committee
on Fire Department
Granting petition Of Engine Company No H. for ten
additional mbsrs. Concured in.
Resolutions-Tbat Engine Companies Nos IL and 40 be
each allowed ten additional men Concurredi in.
Reeolutions-That oil lamps be placed In Fifty fourth
street from Flfb avenue TO Broadway and in Fourth
street from Eighth TO Tenth avenues Concurred in
Resoution-Tbat Reade street from Broadway to Cen
tire he repaired Concuued in.
Ree0lution-1bet Thirty sixth street between Fourth
and Fifth avenues, be lighted with gas. Concurred In.
Reeoution-Tbat the walk BE- laid and the gutter
repaired corner Fourth and Hammond streets. Con-
Resoution--That the crosswalks at intersection Of
Twenty second steeet and Fifh avenue be rcsid Con-
CURED In.
Rseolution-Tbat the carragewsy in Duane street.
The Boerd hsn adjourned TO the first Monday In 0cto-
beg From the minutes EDWARD sANF0kD, Clerk.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
ohio LeaI.is,ug,.

SATURDAY. March 20 -Sshate -lThe Tax Lnl
was nnder consideration nll dsy. TIE Hlsk
'inrnd'neni NJ P'sscJ /. llaEl bi lreisb,r. Il /.
',,e'y "naDum whrihrr lie SettI,, kHpws Whit
hey wish 10 do. Al amendmeui o. make ag
W." " thelr proprriy was tlapte,l
H"N~'-- The SeHHir liil 1llpwing r,iirupi rn,n
., "A "'' gfisrs Di lieir r.,sds - i.,ry
may ihhik proper was lJ.t
The S-Dales prinlisa Lill s.a. r,r.,r,J T.. ,,..
cOiDaiitier. '''
Nothing else or Importance was done. rI.y,,
weeks "i lhe sessiun have Passed AWAY. aud sybal
bas been dODri
MOsDAY. March % --SsEate - A nrse uum
Der 0l retiliOus were presented Anh alter so,n,
further uninporiaDt business. The Senate proc..f.
oil Ia the consideration pi the tax bill. Several
amendments we're debated.
A bill was Introduced b, prescribe the duties d
the Courts Of tho Staiei also Ia prnsile nr tho o.
ganilniioD Di the Legislature; also b. defiIe the
duties Of the Attorney General.
TIE House bill 10 turn iw0 Wings out Of the
Defiance L0ud Office bg abolisliing said 0lIirrs
aud 10 put q DenUerat In by creating new nsicc
was ordered To u third reading and viii uUduubt
ed!y pass.
Home Numerous petitions were presented
and several bills referred account Ul being i'm
perfectly drawn.
fepOried bill prescribing pro rata tariff o
reiehls transported Oh railroads. Read tlIs Grs
time.
(Ihls bill requires al railroads 10 establish pro
rata rates ior carrying freighls. m proporlinn 10
'he hIslahce transported. and requires tie Board
Ol lublc Works "a permit tue rOiids CONFIRMING
10 'hls bill u bnild bridges over the canals n this
State. OF 10 retain them Il already built)
lie JohrHGI says;-"The House .pemi most o
tne day on l'llltp prescriue the intnner oi set.
tIlbg claims ior property taken by corpOraiun.
'pr iirir use. The principle dispute wis. who
'npu'd pny the costs III liugatedr rases The eDin
'hi'tee agreed upon nothi g definite, and il is
lopeh Tor dlscIisslUn at another time.
he House ran full tilt on constitutional snag
which brought them up all stal,dip2 an u small
bhl. Ii could not be passed viliiuul incarlDra
'inS long law passed snne days ago So, lll,.
aw makers hauled up uuj have concluded TO cuu.
slider the subject"
TUESDAY March 80 --iSeAIle This bndy was
engaged IN discussing the lax bill. 1t is useless
'o Ill our columns with tie yarpns amendments
prop0sed, 1t is impossible To tell what une, will
bo finally adopted The tax upnn Banks apIeurs
TO he Tie most difficult 10 get at
The death Ol Tx Governor Morrow was atr.
ponnced aud arprnpriate resolutions were passed.
Senate then adjourned.
House. The bill Tor the incorporation Of all
cities IN the Slate of Ohio, was lost for the want
oI constitutional vote
The bill allowing appeals 10 Jury cases Tlom
Tie common pleas io liIe district cuuIls was
passed.
The resolutions relative 10 the death o TX Gov
Al"rrow were received from the Senate aud unun.
lInouSly agreed to. House adjourned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
Notice in Partition.

NOTICE is hereby giyer to William F. Tabler, OF
~ Fairfield county, Ohio, and TO William B. DAVIS
and his wife Rebeccs Davis. of Perry county, Ohio,
that John f. Niseman and William T. Wisemsn, mi
nors under the age of 81 years, by Joseph g. Wise,
man. their legal Guardian, and Sarah L. Wiseman and
Aramnia S. Nlseman, have filed theiI petition a.
gsinst them in the court Of common pleas OF Fairfield
county, Ohio praying for the partition Of the North
west Quarter Of Section No %, in Township No. l6
of Range No5 in said Fairfield county subject to the
right of dover in the whole of said Quarter section
heretofore assigned to SI-annah Manley, widow Of
John Manlev deceased-so that onesixth part may bs
set apart to the petitioners, leach one twenty.fourth
parOin severaty-one-sixthp part 10 said William B.
Davis and Rebecca his wifi, and the remaining two
thirds part to the defendant Villa Tabler. Which
petition viii stand for hearing before said coaTt on the
l7th day Of MAY next.
Il. II HUNTER, Attorney for Petitioners.
March ii, ioJ9 $3.50 6w45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Coup D'CASAL.-There is one thing at least,
FOR which the newspaper readers Of Ohio should
at this time render devout thanks to the Honora.
bio and intelligent gentlemen composing the
Board Of Public Works, for thuirate coup GLridge.
Iu this season ofa general dearth ofnews anything
which adds spi;e to newspaper columns mus
prove source Of satisfaction. For instance, take
the following from the Toledo Blade:
I'VE understand that the Directors of the Erie
g. Kalamazoo Railroad, design calling meeting
TO consider the expediency Of notifying the Ohio
Board of Public Works. to remove their Canal
from the point where their Railroad crosses it. 1t
10 we'll known that the Z s. X. R. R. are enttlel
to the ground by prinrty OF occupancy. They
resort TO this as relaiatnry measure, for the re.
cont order Of the Board. II is believed that the
L. & X. r. R, Co., will direct their superinteud
ents aud engineers to remove the canal. unless
their order 10 the promises. is respected by the
Board Of Public Works.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

PnoEAsIrr 1--WE clip the following item from
long article written in the same vein through
out, which we find published in late number OF
the Ohio StateSman. We will chariibly suppose
that the late attacks Of his friends has made the
editor Of that paper mad.
"FiIlibuster is very far from being modern
principle or invention. Moses was afillibuster
St John, Christ and ST. Paul were all tillibusters"
We are not sorry that we cannot find room for
the entire article, aud yet It's publication might be
lhs means of openingthe eyes Of those who have
come regard left for morality aud religion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

PersondL-W We are greatly in.lrbtnl to The ex.
erl'nS of many oil our country friends 70 increase
the circulation Of our papcr Tor which We will
endeavor To repay them by giving them still
better paper than we nav do. Ii the citizens OF
"ur city would take an equal interest in increas.
ing the circulation Of our Daily paper, we could
hot ouiy put more expense upon it, but its publ
cation would be rendered permanent beyond the
possibility Of doubt. Between five and six
hundred families and hundred young men, Dai-
ly ought to be we'll supported aud we lave strong
hopes that il will be.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

REMEDY FOR TooTHAcug,-H Nh james Beast.
on. I Airdrir says, Guu Conal. when dissolved
III chloruiurln. forms an excuIlent cumfound Tor
stufhng the holes of decnyr, teeth have used
it vely frequently, aud the henetls winch my pa
lients have derived irnm it. have heen truly as
tonishing. The application is simple and easy.
le solution; Introduce lhis iulo the decHyed
part md in all instances tie reef hns been at.
most instantaneous. The chluroorm removes the
pain, and the gum copa resists the actiuu Of the
saliva, aud as ihe application is so agreeable.
those who may labor uidtr this ,lreaI(u malaly
would do well 10 make iriu Of it,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
pelitinn fnr niYorce.

Caiharina C0wen rs. Umphrey CoweD:
THE above named defendant is hereby notified,
that the complainant filed her petition Tor divorce
in the CLERKS office OF the court Of common pleas, In
and for the county Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio on
the 1th az oI FEBRUARY, 4. d. 1852 making appca-
ton for divorce, on the ground that said dafen-
dant has wfllly ats5nted himself from complainant
Tor more than three years:-and praying said court
for decree ot Almony, and dissolution Of the
rage contract and that both parties be released from
the obligations Of the same. .-- IL. -
CHARLES +. SHELTER,
Attorney for Complainant
February l2, 1852. $3.50 6w4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
TELEGRApHlc INTELLIaENcF
Thirly-Firn copgre,s- Fir.l sss.lon.7

Thlrty"First C0ugrefs-flrst bsssiSns
.WAsHls0TOs Mach 81 Senate Mr. Spu >
occupied lnd,t Of the ildy ida speeAi ID iavOr Of
The intervention resolplitns.
Honse The deficiency Lill was discussed at
length
WA-HNgToS March % The SeDnle eobsid.
erred The bill regulating The salaries ol erritprisi
officers; also The biz 10 establish dry dock aud
Dnyy yard nj San Francacu vi
The House was engaged oil day 10 the discus
.Da al the Deficiency bill, tie debate being prn-
cipaly upon tho corruption in the arlny ta1spOr-
tatiOn department
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

INTERESTING FROM MEx'cn.-The la,s advice,
lrom Mexico, stale that The letter of jonas z. LIE.
w 10 lie Ptesilent of Mexico, written with n
view Ia prevent the ratification of the Tchnpnte.
pee treaty, was shown In Mr. Lrtcher the s
Minister IN Mexico, by the Mexwan officials. and
he was allhwel To take n copy of ii, This WI,
transmitted IN tile unilei States q vernmrnt.
Tie indemnity Of Sl5OUO 900 from the United
States being pretty well exhausted. the bankrup,
government Of Mexico will soon be compelled Ia
resort To some extraordinary means 10 repIeuisll
their treasury.
very extensive conspiracy exists against the
present administration and in favor of the recall
aud restoration of >aula Annn Mr. Letchrr is
M duubt, pretty well informed on this point In
the event oT lhe return ii Santa Anna u power,
the Garay grant uf the Telmanlppec roule mry be
attempted 10 be transferred to the exclusive pos.
sessi u ol British capitalists.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

few years since. at the celebrations ofour na.
tional anniversary. poor pediar who was pres.
ent, being called upon for toust offered the iol,
lowing:
Here is To poverty il sticks to man when
all his friends desert him
EYTaxes in California are getting 10 he very
onerous The assessments, for the ensuing year
upon zeal aud personal property, will bc 40 per
cent higher than last year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

'E'O,ynSIIin CIerIinm.

The Undersigned respectfully nrununces him.
self To The Independent Electors ol Hncking town
ship a Candidate iur the Office ul TnUS TEE.
at The approaching Spring Election. lie la,
been Ong resident Of the township. aud las
always laken deep interest in It's welfare aud
prusperiIy-aud should he he 81 f1riunale US ir
succeed in urecriviuga nrljnrity Of the VOTERS. h.
pledges himself to use his best elaleavurs To dis.
charge the various duties Z" the office with rralo-
my, care aud humanity. THOMAS MILLER
February II. 1852.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

DY virtue ol an order Of sale TO me directed nom
ID the court Of common pleas OF Fairfield county,
Ohio, will as Administrator Of the Estate OF JOHN
DAuGHERTY, deceased late o. said county, expose
10 public sale the door Of the court house IN the
citv of Lancaster, on Saturday the 3rd day Of prl
1863 the following described Real Estate. o-wit; In:
Lot No 9, in Wm J. Reesa's addition to the city Of
Lancaster, being part of sections and g, township
IL. and range Is, East Of said city.
Appraised at $3.50
Terms Of Srie-One. third the purchase money in
hand one third in onr year and the residue in two
years, with interest upon the deferred payments.
JOHN LYNCH, Adm'tor.
March 5, 1852. So bw4l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Township Elections On Monday week next,
the Township eleciinn will come of. We under
stand the Democracy have already prepared their
tickets and intend supporting it with rush, SO
far as Hooking is concerned We had 10
ton 10 publish it gratis, but ms we have not ye,
heard all tue candidates names, we telcr it for
the present. Ii is generally understood, from lie
result Uf last falls election, that they claim ,hi,
township as their own, aud shoHld this prove the
ca Sc we would like tn see them eucting few
whis constabIes, Esquires aud trustees. Howev
er. there is n"thins like trying and We ink The
wings "f Hooking should not let the election 90
by default " l'se ii by multiplicity of canIi
dates. What is lO DC done, had boiler be done
quickly aud openly. We are opposed 10 Ioliow
ing bad examples.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
Fxecu,Or,s Sac,

TNIlE undersigned will offer at public sale, at the
l. late residence of MARTIN SMITH, deceased, in
Clercreek township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
On Tuesday tho G,h day of April, Is Sc,
the following property to.wit,
Mare with foal; one year old colt;
lour-horse Wag n: three-horse Wagon;
Buggy and Hairless; Dandy Wagon;
four. horse Threshing Machine; ! Harrow,
Q Culiivators; Ploughs and Farming Ut nss;
2 Cows; o lot Of Sheep Copper Stills and Tubs;
8 Iron Kettles: cast APPLE Mill;
. ten Plate Stol eS; Drass s day Clock;
Q Cupboards; Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads and other
not herein mentioned
Sale will commence at 0 o'clock, A. NJ. For all
sales under SO, cash will be required, over that
mount redit of months will be given, upon note
with approved securities.
March lS, 1862 3w46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale, between this and
L the first of April, tract Of land adjoining the
mile from the former place 1t contains about sixty
Acres and has on 1t a good dwelling house, good
barn. good orchard and well Of watsr. Its situation
is pleasant and beautiful Terms made to suit pur.
chasers twill DO sold low
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, sr.
Amanda, March ls, 1852 3w4o'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

GEN. CAss.-The discussion which is now going
on in Congress, at the expense Of other and more
important business, as 10 who shall be the next
Democratic candidate, gives rise occasionally tu
Some rich specimens. A few days since. Mr.
Smith of Alabama, made SONS hard cuts at Cass-
thought he was in his decline and should retire
said his friends should persuade him 10 retire. as
he had been nursed for four years and that was
long enough. The young men of this day could
not be expected to hold the milk bottle to sec.
ond childhood. He also said thut MIR, Buchanan
could not he included in Young America.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

Some facts developed by the census seem To
show New Mexico 10 be one oI tue Eealthiesi coul.
tries on tho glnbe. Ont of population of I ,932
no less than 40 are over 100 yenrsnf age, 30 nre
over 30 years, and 3lO are over 80 years uI age
In Valencia county, Candeluio AquIar. llrncr
was over 1870 years old when the census WIS
taken; jose Ortado was l0i Hnsa BilIeirs, ! 10 ;
Rosa NJ ,nlnllo, IU7; Maril i. Pacheco, 1903 The
males nttnh greater age than the females: for pr
the $40 over 80, II are males and l07 females,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
prhlic Sale.


yEAVING determined TO leave for California, ! VIII
Gk sIlat mo Redd Farm. II miles Southwest oil
Jancaster. on the old Chillicothe road,
On saturday the 27lh day Of March, inst'
the following property, to-wit:
SIX HEAD or HORSES AND MARES;
CAl"TLE--2 fine Durham Cows with Calves;
fine common co W
fine Durham Bull, l6 months oil;
A lot Of Young Steers and Calves.
HOGS--3 Breeding Sows, fine stock;
Boar, Irisi and Sussex stock; iine lot OF ShoaS
81 hushel of Meshanic POTATOES
A.iinn lot of bacon; Tons Of Hay;
/ four. horse Wagon; seits Of Harness;
tvo.horse Carriage; Cultivators: ploughs;
Q large Hsrrows:2 Shovel Ploughs; Windmill;
Cradles and S, ythes; RaScs and Nattocks;
3patent Bee Hives and Bees;
Picks and Forks, Barrels. Tubs, Shovels, &c.
The above articles are all new and in good orter-
credit of six months will be given on oil sums over
80, the purchaser giving note with approved secu-
rity, ssand under. cash TJ-See Bills.
Ma ch 49, lS52 THOMAS SIURGEON.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

PlrrsBURGH, March > 2i.-Last night fire oC'
Cured in Birmingham It broke out in IL bake
house on Denmau street. uenr Diamond Market.
1t was not exliuguislled until il destroyed the
Whole bnck aud two houses On Carson street
The bnGiings DESTROYED IRE Smiths drug store,
loss So 900 Insured Ia n New Orleans company
for 81 900. Frederick Senfts bakery loss 81 900,
insured for 5000, Silvernan's dry guo,s SHIRE aud
SchneiIsrs tavern; the entire property belonging
to Ge,'. Dunlap anL is insured for So 500 Luss
"a nnOi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25
sheriG,s Sale.
Michael Wagner, }
Is. IN PARTITION

Michael Wagner,
Is. ) IN PARTITION
Maglacne Wagner, Ct ais
DY virtue Of order Of sale to me directed in this
- case, will offer and expose 10 sale by public
vendue and outcry the door Of the court house in
said county, on Monday the 26th day Of Apra merit.
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. H. and o'clock
p. NJ. of said day the following described lands and
tenements, to-wt In-Lot No. Z, in Square No. 8, OF
ths town OF Baltimore, in said county. Also lot
No. Ia, in the central addition to said town Also,
parcel of land containing about 10 acres situate in
the Southeast Quarter OF Section No. u, Township
No 49, Range No 10. in said Fairfield county. Also,
certain other parcel OF land containing about 20 a.
cres situate in re Northeast Quarter OF section No.
%, Township No. l6, Range No ~, in said county
Also, certain other tract parcel OF land ain
ing about 81 acres situate in th southeast Quarter of
Section No. 10, Township No. Is, Range No 10, in
said county. The above described tracts Of land are
situate IN Greenfield township, in said county, and
are more fully scrbed in the petition filed in this
case for partition in the OF common pleas o said
county.
Terms Of Sale.--One third in hand, one-third in
one year, and the residue in two years with interest
ON deferred pa yments from day Of sale.
0. H. PERRY, Sheriff
March %, 1852. $3.50 5w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

square consists Of u lines Yearly advertisers
have the privilege Of changing their advertisements
four times each year Persons contracting by tho
year, must engage for certain space, ior which
they will be cxpected to pay.
Job PrInting.-In this department, we expect 10
make several improvements. We shall endeayof
atal times to execute the lavors OF our friends with
promptness, neatness anil at the slowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon ressona.
bic terms.
Dlanks.--We sha keep constantly on hand BLfNK
DEEDS and MoRruAGEs JUsTicEs' BLASKs and
will b. ready at all time, TO print TO order SHIP
PiSG BILLS, NoTEs and such other Blanks as may
bn required
Support yOur Oca" is ihe motto which we strive
10 impress upon the citizens Of city and county,
and il would be curious five did not ask it in own
csse. good support 10 any branch Of industry,win
be found 10 be mutual benelto purchaser and seller
Iancast r. Jsnusry 5, 1867
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

SArrEsr The Plaindealer states that the Board
ofPublic Works contend that Railroads were not
chartered TO carry freight any more than canals
were buiItto carry passengers"-Cie Her.
As the PlaindeaIetis is the organ Of the Northern
Democracy, we must take it for granted that 1t
speaks the truth; aud the opinion Of the Board
we must necessarily construe as another step in
onroo ooreason -