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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WAsHISGToS, Nov The announcement that Mr. Ew-
banks the Commissioner Of Patents has been removed, Is
not correct ss lie has voluntarily resigned Sas Hodges
ESQ., has been appointed in his place and will his
duties on MnGday next The appointment gives sasfac
ton.
Prof George C. Shaetfer OF Dan,ille, has been ap.
pointed chief examiner IN the Patent Oicc, vice hr.
Cooper. F. s. Smith, Esq, late assistant examiner has
been made first examiner The corps is full.
The National Wings find much consolation in the Death
blow given by the election hgheaw hsresies
and abuonsm generally believing that the mere support
given 10 Gen Scott BY certain of these anatica leaders
was tho great cause of his defeat.
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NORTH CAROLINA,

PE-EEsBuRa Nov. G.-Twenty five counties Of North Car
onn gain for General Scott Of $50 The State,
how ever, has gone for Pierce.
WILaI%oToN, IN. ca Nov. 5.-Wc have some returns
here Georgia Chatham county gives Pierce SOO major
ity This county gave asoriry for Taylor.
From present Indications is thought e State will give
a democratic majority # GOO
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Mr. Roter, Bircheu Postmaster at Petersburg died On
Friday morning last Mr. B hal been in bad health 70,
long time but had attack OF paralysis about week ago
which was the immediate OF his death. He ve,y
highly esteemed in Petersburg, and leaves family In he
danrfsi distress
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LOUISIANA ELECTION

New ORLrASs, Nov. 2-Wc have had hard battle in
New Orleans The majority Tor Pierce is 1885, and the State
certain for the Democrats.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5-Thc contributions al the recent
election the various polls in New Orleans for the Ma
lional Monument amount 10 81 100.
1t is conceded that Louisiana has gone for General
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Richmond, November 9Th, 1852.

The undersigned representing ohcay DIR. James lyons
ana AZ n BEts in 4 difficulty between those gentle
men rom cert. articles appearing in the Enquire. OF The
2i and PSI October have assumed the responsibility o. a
sin that matter indicated in the following coiresion-
deIce ~, ~. ;r1tp CuVSN
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SklIpINSI nESp1rrn

PHILapHLpHlA. Nov a-Skupinsk, the young who
have been executed to-day, for participating In the
murder Of Lehman has had his resped until the
Sd December by the Governor. On hearing the announce.
nlent OF his respite he manifested much feeling
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE

PHtApELrHiA, Nov. 5-There was q further hearing this
afternoon before Commissioner Ingraham In the case of
George Bradley, claimed the fugitive slave OF Andrew
Pierce OF Cecil county. Maryland. Ample evidence
given fully Identify the fugitive. Tho argument in the
case commences tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

ALBANY Nov. 5.-Piercea majority in The State will
be &c 900 To II 600 In twenty-five counties, in which
we estimated votes for Governor Scymnur has
20 ssh u.cr Hunt In The counties Pierce cnds Scot
% 72O 81. Lawrence county -P"rccs majority Is l0ol
The democratic licse, 220 ahead OF this Three
towns yet hear from, ch will increase the majority
about so.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov 5.-A democrat has been elected 10
Congress from this district.
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Enr ths Ennuirt

For tHe IIHIuiTtT.
s'THE RgsrLT"-The Richmond Times says u " iee!-
decny mortified a: the result" Nobody doubts that: olt
the eccausc they knor Winfield Scott 10 DC imneasufao!
superior in every way, Franklin Pierce, Is AMUSING
Now lrrc are great many people who knO" no such
''"s. " ~ " " DUBlO
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ELECTORAL VOTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-HON
OkS TO WEBSTER AND CLAY.

CHag.EsTmS Nov. 2.--Thc Legislature met today In
special sssn and proceeded TO The election of electors
the electoral OF tie State Tor President an! Vice
PRECEDENT The electors in favor .! Piece and King IN
he ist ballot received 25 votes, and G,clati duly
tIGcc1.
message was received from the Governor relative 10
the death OF CLAY and WEBSTER Resolutions Of condo.
encc and in the distinguished statesmen
adopted, and the Legislature then I'D ourned sine die.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The entire State is follows: Scott 81 POS
Pierce IL OCS Hale % 03 Webster and itoring S50
In lSIS iavir had 81 070 ia Masasc
sc0r has 81 205 logs 765. Cass had IS 2sl Pierce
has II 0O3-gan II 727 Van Buren had S5J0S; Hale
has % 00S-loss 1850. Tayors plurality Cars
o5 SCOTS plurality over Pierre is 1877. In this
spsct there is nIa los OF ei95. In 1873 The majority
against Tay was II 1866 The majority aVanst Scott is
g 76l In his y!e. there il y mig loss OF l,715.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

reached Richmond about II o'clock Thursday night win
ou an accident OF any kind 10 mar tue enoy
meet OF Tie daY.
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Coz. WALTER GwvSS.
RrcumnSn. Nov. 5. LES 2

KICH|ONDi wv. y IV'-
Dear S:r-I nm in receipt OF your note IN reply 10 'h.
s his d,,r Y.rr disclaimer OF menace the part VI
SIR Lyons iG MIS- publication OF the l2h October Is qo.e
sniic: n and you viii therefore regard The caro- 0! A'
Bolts q: III" 23r4 uliiHo IS entirely %ilhdra%h' ,,vrn
Yours very respectfully, WALLER u" wv
unS " : ARCHER.
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ELECTION ERarDS-

P!7rsBuRo Nov Startling disclosures have been mad,
here OF aud the late election in which some
OF the leading Wings Of this county implicated 4 Ger
man. ameG Crime n'sdc sifdavit OF certain raudu
len; naturalization papers duplicating certain individuals
against whom warrants have been ssucd and an nvesga
I iin, be Lad
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NEM NlRL

NOBLE, Nov. GIVE haze returns from Florida,
which i. ~ decided gains Pierce He will carry State
BY from 1000 10 POO malortv.
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TIE VOTES OF CITIES.

The votes the chief cities heard from since the Presicen
la election novel features Most oil them go
strong Pierce whio heretofore The Wings have geetay
been in the ascendency in many of them we suooin Inc
maorities in few of the chief cities heard from
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 5.The official OF The city and
county Isl For Pierce z6022; Scott, "a SO; Hale GIG;
Broome, las The aggregate is l,2is short Of the
last Presidential election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

Tor the Enquirer
The Editors OF the Enquirer requested by the uncef'
sigac! 10 a:srt Tie accompanying notes IN iheir paper
w. 5. ARCHER.
WALTER GWYNN.
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-ESGLisu AND classical SCHOOL.

hNINH EtcuTtI Tie stI'I0ts ~ NJ nj IN V"T0 Z
children would five boy aerc he
and h Adj IN The Gunlnr. OF scholars l. irrd
Teen Sy residence healthy an' being within
mics ni Pr.Er's ~. the Virginia Contra kaiIuaI
I6GMs- htar washing AID lodging Sc. $3.50 t
s,ss,,, of len onits ia each a
All cnnlugni ainns viii prompt arica"n. Persons
Richmond call Mc Hugh i Watt WHO MI eve
nla;l oh wanted. taNEl JlNF>
ort ll--r6r Near Hanover c H
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EycuASGE HGTgL, i

EXCHANGE HcTEL, Nov s. 1852.
Dear Sr-Yours of this date IS received II puts me at
I;h n mai Mr. Bolts has been mistaken 10 the Ia
Tn,at,n he mas put on the expressions OF Mir Lyons
.r.ed TO- and tat behalf OF Mr. Lyons disclam 'ha'
interpretation Very Tcsrec'iu"!' g. ARCHER
Yours, 6cr W. ,. ARCHEh
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!, vi. ID. SCiI,,0LE;GLD,
-
SID FtS SIES,


HS practice ~ The Ctus OF AeNduGR Fairfax ard FuGue'
~ He Viii ai-u attend the s.
tho General Government uhce III Ic~e -
As .l, IA the building ocraplrG - dansssas Gar Raj
knaa Company.
,r..,.y,. VA l5--,uu
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
TT

Concord ~ H., Nov. 3. 1852.
The lightning line assured bet night before half past IL
O'clock that Franklin Pierce President of the United
States The Democracy wild with delight, n0iwitt-
standing they had moments doubt the subject
The only self possessed calm, and quiet in Concord
was EaASK P ERcE himself. He received his victorious bul
iens with scarcely change OF countenance He went
quietly bed he always does christian and sober
man If we had other proof of his superior qualities,
this nights conduct would satisfy OF his eminent posses
sion of Them. Every body in the Granite State loves him
like the Bosonans did Webster. HI has charm in hs
manner that attaches all to him. His habits plain and
unosenalious. His practice Yields him large incomes and
he is generous fault. 1t is said in Concord by those
who Know him well that he will spend his Presidential
SIS 600 every year. The health Of Mrs Pierce feeble
Tor housekeeping and with their only child smart boy
Of sunniers they board In the private family OF Mr.
W. Williams pecabe Citizen engaged in The extensive
mandatory this place OF coaches omnibusses and rail
road cars The house 10 most beautiful frame building
shaded by line of noble old elm trees.
We attended the South Church. Congregational or
Presbyterian last Sabbath and General Pierce there
rs usua-a regular and devoted attendant upon divine
vice.
He left Concord this afternoon for days visit to his
brother ut Hishorough.
Hon. c. H Peaseey the Representative from this district
returned from Washington Tuesday yesterday In time
to vote for congratulate his political and personal friend
President Frank Pierce Mr. Peaseley has been conducting
the canvass at Washington. ). b Z.
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GEOiiGIl

SAvaSSAt, November THE regular Democratic ticxc.
for Pierce and ksn.. mas in thirty coune. majority
all Others OF Elk thousand. The minority In The Stale will be
between and fifteen thousand Scot. is defeated by from
! twenty - ihfIy thousand.
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Sc0rT & GRAHAM.

From the Martlnsburg Republican. Extra, Nov. g.
BERKELEY COUNTY ELECTION.
Below will be found The official Of this county
This the first Presidential election since the foundation Of
The government that Berkeley has Democratic
vote and we may claim the result although below our eX
pcrtaiiuns as glorious triumph
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

DEMUChAI TO UELE bNA IUN IN Bus ION.
BosroS, Nov. o-'The Democrats are celebrating the
election of Pierce and h ng night, by torchgh pro.
ce sion II is Of largest and imposing demon
stratops OF the kind ever seen in Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

DEMOCRATIC ENTHUSIASM AT WASHINGTON.
WAsHISoToS, Nov 5-The Democrats 10 this city pro-
pose 10 Celebrate he victory grand style coon as SUI.
hcient complete received. The demonstration
will take place next Thursday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-09

FURTHER NEWS FROM HAVANA.-The Prone
hes at New York brings files OF the Diaro, win dates
duwn the day of sailing but they contain no news Oh
speco importance The Dario of eth ult that hc
Superior Civil Governor of the island of Caba has resigned
his office 10 Don Jose Antonio de Quesada This was IN
cons uence OF the having been appointed brga-
der which required him 10 60 TO Spain:
The Dlarlo uudng TO Purser Smith, says: "When for
cgncs live subec, the of our laws they ought
~ accommodate themselves with lis Dictates whatever they
BE- become them 10 discuss them nor 10 Judge
them; but TO submit 10 and obey them
The sugar and coffee crops in tho Island are remarkably
foe and that fruit will be abundant. Business however, is
not brisk usual in consequence OF Inc unprecedented d
cues Prices in the leading articles remained unchane-
/, said that, in Havana nearly all the Spanards are
oneny opposed any change of governmen and are Tree
in the expression of their opinions They confidently anti
cipatc attack and preparing for The system OF
espionage is carefully kept up that is almost impossl-
for person utter word against the government without
being reported and punished.
Some of the Creoes il stated dshearcned and are
preparing TO close their business and leave the island
Others are evidently nursing their wrath and living in hope
that the day OF retributon will soon come
The New York Times publishes some highly interesting
special correspondent at Havana They con-
firm the report the Captain General anxious TO settle
amcaby the pending difficulty with the United States also
the account of insults which Judge Conkln was subject
hands of rabbc when ne landed from the Pow
hatan But while the Captain General acknowledges his
for the Diao-his scrve organ-coniinues defend
his action and argue the question with the New York press
BILLY BOWLEGS IN FLORIDA.
The Newark Mercury states, that gentleman in that
city, who has In Florida, has received letter from
him. dated Fort Meade from which make the following
extract 1t would that Billy has very little disposition
10 leave Florida
Billy Bowegs, Grand Sachem OF the Seminoles in FIor
d. has returned TO Tampa and taken passage for Fort
Myers. His Joy cnbarkns for Fort Myers knew no
buunds He lcapcd and yelled, cursed and sworc like
crnzy man. and during his capengs he tore suit OF
citizens clothes thousand ribbons About this time
soldier Tampa said Nov Billy give us the war whoop
Billy stood if rvCted 10 The spot his seemed TO send
forth sparks of fire, and drawing himself mp TO his full
height he exclaimed In low, yet passionate voice, "By
blood ,chcn you hear The hoop your blood W curde
your penS In reply 10 question put 10 him by an Of
hccr al Tampa, $50 you going To leave Florida are
you 2? he swered with very knowing laugh "Oh,
told them so in Washington; but id il do ii thought
don't co. and that very Uncle Sam will find
a way make them cnve-eilher by steamboat or "by
blood !" They take their choice
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.:0li. Va. LATHAM,
AT TO Ne \ Il Z IL ",


WAsIiSo ON CRY D. C.
6SRaEiICi>, Courts COLUMBIA
pertinent his oieGaon viii may DO ca.fus
with prompt ctiuu. II reiersto
NITngNS n Co,
Gen. iSu. II. MrCaLLA. Wa5hn Rton ID. a.
JAMES J. MILLER. Es,I
lUly :. isii-EIi
SM. u. sCiin8LEtELD,
Alto SEN At LAW
StpliTS Z Charlotte, PIiuCr E!wdi hIi Al inIlattJS.
- POST or iCE-chufIoi,e C"uIi house.
Sept II -c"lui
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sSITUs TIoS As TsACHER ttAHTEDr n, : Edl.
g Ir,y craf- i, each r- higher branches Of an En
cation together with French sri Muse Inc Plano $3.50
A., Richmond city, Va.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
From New Yorh.

New YoRK March 99,--Am"lher destructive
fire broke out in this city last evening III store
number II. W William slreet--h'sSes not nScerin'ned
On SATURDAY afternoon three story bri,k house
in ouurse of erection on 3gnd street fell in. T.
or IA mechanics, SC in ut the time; The ruins
being cleared. we learn that FIVE dead bodies have
been taken ou,. 1t is feared thut more were
killed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
Notice in Partition.

NOTICE is hereby given to William F. TSbler, Of
" Fairfield county, Ohio, and to William B. Davis
anil his wife Rebecca Davis, of Perry county Ohio,
that John KasWiseman and William T. Wisemsn, mi
nors under the age Of 81 years, by Joseph &. Wise.
man, their legal Guardian, and Sarah L, Wseman and
Araminta S. Wisemau, have filed their petition a.
ganst them in the court of common pleas Of Fairfield
west Quarter Of Section No. 25 in Township No 10,
Of Range NolS in said Fairfield subject to the
right Of dover in the whole of said Quarter section,
heretofore assigned to Susannah Manley, widow Of
John Manley deceased, that one-sNth part may be
SET apart to tho petitioners leach one twenty fourth
nart1in severaty-ons-sixh part to said William b,
Davis and Rcbecca his wifi, and the remaining two.
tb;rds mart 10 the defendant William F.Taber. Which
nettion will stand for hearing before said court ON the
! i7th day of May next: AM.
March II, 1859 SS,oO ow4o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
UIGlAlAALa

MARRIED On Thursday evening the 23l
inst hy the Rev. John NJ. Lowrie. Mr. JAMES
WILSON Ia Miss NANCY JANE JOHNSON, all
ul this city.
On Thursday evening the cath inst. by tie
Rev. john NJ. Lowrie Mr.. GEORGE NJ. FINE
F2OCK, 10 Miss ELIZABETH ANN. daughter
nr Mr. Willinm NJ, Cee oi this county.
Ga the SAME evening by line same, ilr. SAM
| UEL BALL 10 Miss VIRGINIA BALL all ol lhi-
city
| On the 18Th inst. in New Reading Perry couatv
by the Rev. l.. Cunningham NJ. John w. KERN
of West Ras1vi!I, t. Miss MARY Z. PALLEN
oi the urinrr place.
On tue ajti by the same, Mr.. SAMUEL w
SMI TIL "t Perry county aud Miss MARY ANN
WOLF of fairnehl COUNTY.
On Tuesday The 3Olii inst. by the Rev. john
NJ. Lowrie Mr. ADAM SYFERT To- Miss CATH
ARINE Daughter OF Mr.. JOHN \. HEBERLlG
all OF this county.
On ihr 2j,h last month hv G. Steinmau, LU
Gus GREENE aud MARY ANN CLIFF, both Of
tlpckins township.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

The printing bill came back from The House NJ
amended. and after some di.cnssipn upon = mniion
10 have ihe Senate recrde from IFS amendments
the bill aud amendment. were lnid or the table
bill IN relation 10 wills was discussed nod 81
the day.
Home --Aio'i n the dly was orcnpirl In Dis
cusring the bill ior tho rrrciin uf Wn additional
Luuniir Asylums
TUEinAY. March 81 -S~naie, - Nrf.. anne.
litle d fiiculiy n eHrnrrng rp ab.enrres The .sl
ary bill WIS rasseh-yras 10 uaNs 6. fl yiy..
the Governor e. 600: Lieut. Governor 5000 Ao.
dlor 81 600: Treasurer 81 5n0; Srcrriary 81 400
Attorney General 81 40n. B'ard Of Ppb.c work.
esc $1,000. The House will again have lo net
upon H.
Several bills were con. lIered bat nothing of
spccnl importance was irsnsarel
Honse.-The tax bill WIS fnkrn iip sud then
laid upon tire table. An act for the protection
Of sheep pa-s'd
The bin io print extra copies Of he Auditors
report relative Ia Banks. again coDsuincd bali
The session. Whit folly! E1oush time lH. been
wasted in the di.cnssinn to print douhle the nnm.
brr proposed. It ia cluiInrd that II will he good
elocIioneering document for Tho democracy sud
the S'ate is asked 10 pay il. "Tbe New Com
stiiution, 81"
Arrival ofthe Canada.
NEw YonK March 31.--The Sleqmcr Canada
arrived at Halifax this morning.
Brrndsinlis ARE extremely depressed; OliD ilouF
2ls 6d022s Cd. Corn quiet.
/ The Earl Of Derby in,imaied thai Ic shond
leave the question Of free tr de To be settled si
! the rolls
There is no news transmitted by telegraph oi
any special Importance.
| Produce In Store at Rochester.
| ROCHESTER, March - The amuunt of -four
in store in This city is 26.j00 barrels nr whrnr
IS 900 bushels. Wheat comes in slowly rom the
country md brings 81 cents per bu'hel.
Steamboat E1pIOsIOn--FIve Lives Lost.
MgMPHis. Tenn. March 2j.-The .teanhca,
Pocuhnntls exploded her huiler ou the 18Th. when
about 30 miles above Kittie Rock. Arkansas.
| Five lives were lost.
RnIlrond Riots.
LocKpuRr. n. Y. Mrch ~ Military and fre
companies were called ont To qupl au Irish rinr
~ the canal. Gnns and other deadly weappn.
u~rd-mnly nrre,t1 made. and the jail i, fnIl--or.
igin. strike for higher wages.
From Florida.
BALTIMORE. March 20.--Indiln tronbes in
! Florida have not yet ended. Th- q ivrrnpr had
sent an armed fprce 10 Oregon county 10 invest
gte The whites appear Determined to make tue
Indians ernisrle.
Lake Navigation.
NEW Monk, Mhrch 3O.--Erie navigniion fairly
oprued. Steamers running between Eie. Cieye.
| land, Detroit ond TnIedn
False.
BALTIMORE March 27.-The reported murder
nl six ruiIgranis in Duddridae county, Va is con
tradicted by The Claiksburg Register.
From Buffalo
! RUFFALO, March 2J.--'rhe weather is mild
and the lake is clear Off ice. Duals vi i'll cummrnc,
running this week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
sheriT's sale.
Michael Wagner, ..-.-...
RS IN PARTITION.

rs. : N PARTITION.
Niagialene Wagner, ct ais
EeY virtue of an ord y Of sale to directed in this
Ee case, will offer and expose to sale by public
vendue and cutcry the door Of the court house in
said county, on Monday the 26h day If April Iczt,
between the hours of tn o'clock, A. NJ snd4 o'clock,
P. NJ Of said day the following described lands Fnd
tenements, towit ln-Lot No. Z, IN Square No. 3, of
IN, town OF Baltimore in said county. Also. lot
No "a. in the central edition to said town. Also,
parcel of land containing about 10 acres situate in
the Southeast Quarter OF Section No "a, Township
No Is, Range No. l9. in said Fairfield county Also,
certain other parcel Of lrd containing about 90
cres situate in the Northeast Quarter Of section No.
2j, Township No. l6, Range No, 10, in said county,
Also certain other tract or parcel ot land contains
ing about 81 acres situate in tn southeast Quarter Of
Section No. 10, Township No. Is, Range No. 10, in
said county. The above described tracts oi land are
situate in Greenfield township. in said county, and
are more fullyd-scribcd in the petition fled in this
case for partition in the court OF common pleas Of said
county.
Terms Of salc--Ous third in hand, cna-third in
one wear, and the residue in two years with interest
on def nei payments from day Of sale,
/ 0. Fl. PERRY, Sheriff.
| March %, 1852. $3.50 6w47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01

A CHANGE OF FRoNT.- We notice that the
Senate OF Ohio have adopted a resolution,
urging Congress TO speedily pass bill for
the construction of a wagon road and
railway from the Western boundary Of
Missouri or Arkansas to The eastern boun-
Diary of Caiifornia--yeas is, nays 9. The
Democracy are progressing. The dis.
tinciion adopted is this:--The General
Government has a constitutional power
to construct roads aud railways through
the territories. but not through States
Should the States of California aud Mis-
souri, not be able to make the connection
the great national ithoroughfare would
have to stop. The distinction is equal to
that between fresh and salt water; never.
theless, as the roads can be completed
through these States, we will take the
"distinction without difference"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-01
Sale ofEeaI Estate by Order Of Court.

ON Saturday hc8h day Of May, 4. D. 1882, be-
Utwecn the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock
p NJ at the door of the courthouse, in the city Of
Lancaster will be sold to the highest bidder, the FOL
SwARTz, deceased, viz; That part of Section No.
twentv.one, (2l) in Township No. fifteen, Q5) Of
Ronge No eighteen, (lH) beginning at the Northeast
corner ofthe Southeast Quarter Of said Section thence
South twenty per hes; thence West sixteen pcrches
theuce North twenty perches; thence East sixteen
pprches, to the place Of beginning containing Acre:
more or less subject to the annual payment Of seven
dollars to the widow of said decedent
Appraised at s140,
Terms of Sale One.thrd in hand, and the resi-
due in one AMI two years thereafter with interest OF
the deferred payments from the day ol sale;
ADAM BRANDT, Ai;ntor.
Oftkc Estate Of Derh II S'carfs, deceased
April !, 1852 50 4w4'