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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIZA man named
Thomas Oakwell was arrested on Sunday night,
charged with attempting to take the life of James Dugan
and his wife Ellen, residing at No. 100 Eleventhst.
The accused boarded in the family Of Mr. Duyan and
son. Sunday night went home intoxicated and was or.
dered out Of the house but refused CO. when Dugan
attempted put him out. The accused then seized
knife, with which he stabbed Dugnn the right
shoulder and cut his wife, who attempting to de-
fend her husband in the The prisoner was lock
ed up by Justice Wood to await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

r. The Sixth Ward Temperance Alliance
met last evening at the Alliance Tent and chose the
following officers for the coming year Nosh Worall
President; G. b. Alvord, vice-Presdent; Geo. Wash
ington, Secretary John Connolly Treasurer Dele
gates to the City Alance-Noah worsll, G. B. Ayora
John W. Thorp, John Hooper, James Malone Exec
uiive Conmittee-Florence Sullivan, James NJ. Shaw.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
ofthe American Whig Review.

Prospectus ofthe American Wing Review.
TN the original Prospectus of the AMERICAN RE-
Il vIEw issued at Washington by Mr.. Colton its for
mer Proprietor and Editor, number Of the leading
Wing Members OF the Twenty-seventh Congress
uS45-Gl subscribed their names to the following re-
solutOn:--
Earnestly approving the plan Of such National
organ long needed aud Of manifest importance, the
undersigned agree to contribute for its pages, from
time to time, such communications as may be neces-
sarv TO set forth and deend the doctrines held by the
United Whig Party of the Union. Signed by George
p. Marsh Daniel D.. Barnard ]. Mcpherson Berrien,
j. R. ngersoll h. Joy Morris, 7. L. Clingman, Daniel
Webster r. C. Winthrop, Thomas Butler King, Ham
ilton Fish, ]. P Kennedy, j. Colamer, VIM. S. Archer,
Rufus Choate, Alexander II. Stephens"
An engraved portrait of some distinguished person
will be found in every number of the Review. These
will usually be portraits Of living American States
men, and whenever that is possible, will be accom-
PAL led with an authentic Memoir Of the person rep
resented. 49,
The first objects of the Review Of course Polih-
cali its designed to set forth and defend the Ptnct-
PIES the measures, and the men of the UNITED WHO
PARTY of the Union. thas beena matter oil Just re-
proach to that Party that though it embraces It's pro-
portion OF the intelligence and learning Oh tne coun-
try it has had no Quarterly or Monthiy organ de-
voted to the expression and defence OF lts opinions
and measures. The conductors Of the American Re-
view has done what in them lies to remove this re
proach by securing contributions from sources Of
ability and truth -,
The literary department OF the Review Will agree
in spirit with the political
TppNrs-Sb wear, in advance.
d. ". HOLLY, Publisher, 100 Naussau ct.
Now York October, 1851 26
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r., Locoroco CoNvENrIoN. -Th,

THs LocoFoco CONVENTION. u he
Journal containing Fridays Proceedings
didsno, reach us. but the fun. We under
stand was about over an Thursday. The
Convention appointed Messrs. g. W.
Maoypenny and ffesry V. Wilson as Sen
atorial Delegates To the National Con
ven,ior. and Mpssrs Washington McLear
and Barnabas Burns as Senatorial Elec
tors. This District elected Col. Medil'
as their delegate. Judge Henry C. Whit
man was appointed as one nf the State
Central Committee.
A resolution requiring county treasur
ers to collect taxes in gold aud silver wai
voted down. The resolutions wbicl
were passed, we shall place upon recor'
for future reference. Many Of Them ar'
for mere buncombe.
Among the delegates. were judge
Thurman of the Supreme Count. a"l
Judges Whitman aud Palmer Of the Dis
tlict Courts. These were active mem
bers Of the Convention. We also wish
to place this upon record for future re
ference. We are not one Of those who
think an individual. because he is Judge
or a Minister, has no right to express hit
political opinions. but it does seem to us
that they should occupy q position wh;cl
would cause all men to look upon then
without prejudice. Men in these sta
tions can do much to gain the good vii
aud confidence Of their fellow. citizens
aud they can also do tho opposite. W.
would much rather see them supporting
the dignity of the Bench and the lpiI
than exhibiting their tact aud cloquenc,
in q noisy Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Fairfield County Common Pleas.

FOh
Michael Wagner rs. Magdalena Wagner( (Widow,g John
Wagner, Catharne Miller, Daniel Holder and Mag
dalena his wife, Daniel Fisher, and Mary his wife,
Jacob Wagner, Jacob Albright, John Albright, Hem
ry Albright, George Albright Isaac Albright Sam
uel Albright "a minor Daniel Albright "a minor,
Edmund Cavender and the unknown heir OF Mag
dalena Cavender.
TNNE above named defendants will take notice that
Il tho above named plaintiff did, on this Oath day OF
October, A. d. 1851, file in the clerks office of the
court of common pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio
his petition against them the said defendants praying
that partition ma be made Of the following land and
tenements of which Adam Wagner, lately deceased
died seized, viz
In.Lot No. I. in Square No. g. of the town of Bal
timore, in Fairfield county, Ohio.
Lot. No. IA, in tho central addition to said town Of
Baltimore.
tract of about 81 acres, part of southeast quar-
ter Of section No. 10, in township No. l5 range No
10, of lands in said Fairfield county
tract of about 10 acres part of the southeast quar-
ter Of section No "a, township No l6 range No. 49,
Of lands in Fairfield county.
And certain other tract of about % acres part OF
the northeast quarter OF section No o. township No
l6, range No. 49, of lands in said Fairfield county
Ohio
Application for the assignment of dover of said
Magdalena Wagner, in and for the partition of said
premises, will be made by said plaintiff at the next
term of said court.
I'D & c. d. MARTIN, Attorneys. for Petitioner
October 80 1851 $5.25 6w26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

FoRgiGN Ngws--The most important
item since our last issue, is the resigna.
ton Of Lord Palmers,on. His organ al.
tributes il to the fact that he is too liber.
oil in his sentiments aud too much oppos
cd to the absolutists of Europe. He wal
not willing to give Ihs appreciation to the
coup d'cfat Of Louis Napoleon. Lon,
Granville is now Foreign Secretary. The
London Times. however. denies that for
cigu Influence has had anything to dc
with tho change in the Cabinet. The
Adcertissr. Palmcrston's urguu. adds:--
We will rOke any odds that. belnre
many months have elapsed. the Russell
Cabinet will not only have been scatter
cd To the winds Of Heaven, but Lord
Pulmerstun he the head uf new Gov,
ernment@-a Government which will al
once maintain the reputation of Great
Britain abroad. and give US thoroughly
liberal Reform Bill At home. Hencefnrih
let Lord Palmerslon DO the ralyinl
point Of the friends of freedom here ant
on the Continent. Lord Palmerston
from this hour. viii be the man Of th'
people.
The proposition of Louis Napoleon
has been adopted by decided majority
but we have not the figures yet. He ma.
now be considered President for tel
years and then Emperor. provided ih'
people of France permit it. He had th'
cou,rol of the election entirely in his owl
hands. ond it may not truly indicate ,h'
public sentiment.
The news from other parts Of Europ,
does not indicate any positive features il
tho struggle between the peoples aud tn
kings.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

The HUNoARANs,-lt is reported ia
the New York papers that two Of tn,
Hungarians who came with Kossuih
had u duel in reference tn him. Hi,
champion was slightly wounded and tine
nfair thus terminated.
Two other HGogarans arc about Ia
start paper in New York city. In
their prospectus, they advocate Land
ReETm, interference by fr.3j;gn gov.
ernmrnts in ihe ngaairs Of of the United
States .nd opposition to tho compromise
measures.
II turns nut that Kossulh and Captain
Long did have some difficulty IN Board
the ship Mississippi, and correspondent
ofIhe Baltimore Sun adds that Kossuth
challenged the Captain, which was after.
wards Withdrawn and an apology made
Ii would 10 better for all men To follow
the example of Kossulh.
The rumor which hos been circulated
in several quarters, that Kossulh seeks n
home in this country,i is denied. He sill
has faith that Hungary will DO au indie
pendent nation.
Que Of the wings Of The Democratic
party protested against Kossu,h having
any Connection with Senator Seward. He
didn't, it is said, pay much heed To the
protest This, we take it, is one Of tn,
rich incidents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Great Bargains in Hardware.

noPE & BECK are just receiving their FALL and
Is WINTER supply of Hardware. We have not
the largest stock Of ware that was ever brought from
house can Sh0iD.
We do not expect great business from great blow
;ug an hiring others to blow for us, but we will con-
vince the public from facts, that do sell our ware
al as low prices any other house cansell at Come
and trg US, is all we ask.
Our stock consists, in part Of Iron Steel Cutlery;
best Pittsburg Nails, Anvils, Bellows, Spades and
Shovels, Saws, in variety; Door-Locks and Hinges;
Window Sash and Glass; Carriage and Buggy Trim
mings
Also, general assortment Of Saddlery- Hardware.
Give us CALL friends, and we will convince you
that we keep the CHEAP HARDWARE STORE
Lancaster, Doc. 4, 1851
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

T European Governments are warn.
od. in late number Of the Silesian G
zette. against certain schemes of revolu
tionisis at present residing in the Unite d
States. where. that journal says. tho a.
bettors Of revolution have a fund Of
twelve millions ofdollors, and will, when
the time Of action comes, be backed bv
the naval aud military power Of tho fed
eral government" The Gazette urge,
the importance of the establishment Of 9
German feet TO guard the mouths Of tn,
Weser, Elbe aud Travs-the re,entio,
Of the Prussian and Austrian ;rnnps i,
Holsiein-the election Of all suspicion
Americans-and. finally. the repudiatio
Of ell the American consular agents i
Germany
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

WooD SAwYRRs, ATTEND!-The Pi,
qua Register thus speaks Of a new inven.
ton in that place:-
Wood Saving Machiae.--.We men.
toned, few weeks since, that Mr.. Mof
felt Of this City had just put up Wood.
saving Machine. capable, with an ordi.
nary horse. power aud the aid of four
men, Of cutting 25 cords Of wood per day
once in two. Mr.. NJ. informs US that we
wholly misunderstood him in reference
to the quantity 1t could cut in a day. He
meant 10 bo understood as saying that it
wnuld saw that much twice in Two. He
informs Us now, however, that it can do
even more than ihis-lhat il can. with
promp, and proper attention, cut from
60 to 65 cords per day, once. This ma
chine ia now operated by Mr.. David
Stalter Of this vicinity, who has il, We
|believe, upon his farm below town.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Fresh Arrival of Books.

NHE undersigned has JUS opened at his Book Store,
Il opposite ShG6erS Hotel, an ExTENsrvE AssoRT-
MENT 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
Bibles, large and splendid assortment and at ex-
tremely low prices.
Tho public may rest assured that they can obtain
at the above stand every thing usually kept in store
Of this kind and at prices low at any other es-
adjustment in this region.
Thankful for past avors the undersigned hopes to
inertia continuance of the public patronage. by
faithful attention to business and disposition to
please all who may favor him with a call.
JOHN SEARLES.
Lancaster, November 90, 1861 %
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Prospectus for 1859.
TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
The Leading Literary Weekly oftne Union.
FSNlE propriatoTs the POST think il unnecessary
4 to dwell upon the distinguished features Of their
well-know weekly, whose brilliant success during an
existance of THIRTY YEARS is a sure guarantee for
the future Wehave the pleasure Of announcing our
continued connection with that distinguished author
ess, MRS. +. ID. T.. ~ SOUTHWORTH, author Of
"The Deserted Wife" 'Shannondale," etc. During
the coming year, We have already made arrangements
for the following nOvelets:-EOLlNE; OR, MAGLO-
LA VALE; by Mrs. Carolina Lee Hcntz, Author Of
"Linda,"' "Rena," etc. VIOLA: OR, ADVENTURES
in TIE FAR SWEST;aC Companion top airie low
er," By Emerson Bennett, Author OF ''Praire Flow
err "Ihc Bandits OF the Osage," etc TRIAL AND
TRIUMPH: By T. S. Arthur, Author Of 'The Iron
Hand, Temperance Tales, etc. And last, but not
least, THE CRUISE OF CLIFTON; Tale Of ExpiA-
ton. By Mrs f. d. L. N, Southworth, author Of
"The Deserted Wife," etc etc.
MORAL PAPER.--h conclusion, we may say
that we shall maintain for the Post The character 1t
has acquiredof being strictly moral paper one that
parent may allow to 20 freely before his innocent
sons and daughters careful guard shall also be
kept, as heretofore, the Advertising C0iuninSy
The POST also will contain every week Selected
Articles of the choicest description one or more En-
cravings, Humorous Articles, the Most Interesting
News, Local News, Bank List State OF the Markets
the Stock Market, etc. etc.
TERMS.-The terms Of the POST are Two Dollars
if paid in advance Three Dollars il not paid in ad
vance For five Dollars in ADVANCE one copy is
sent three years We continue the following low
terms for Clubs to be SENT in the city, to one address,
and, in the country, to one post-ofiice.
Copies. .;........" .....; 80 OO per annnm
Club0 ...................$I0 $40 90 g
10 And one to Agent, or the getter up of the
Club) .....................$ $l5 90 1"
20 "(And one to Agent, or the getter up OF the
, JluO, j., w
The money for Clubs must always be sent in ad-
vance. Subscriptions may be sent at our risk When
the sum is large draft should be procured if poss-
ble--the cost Of which may be deducted from the
amount. Address, alicayS postpaid,
DEACON & PETERSON,
No &C, Third South Street, Philadelphia.
p S. A copy of the POST will be sent gratis, as
specimen. to any one requesting it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15


ENoLIsu LiBEeTY.-PGaeh gives Kos.
suih the following bit of information con,
cerninu English Liberty
To Louis Kossuth- Recered Sr:-
Don't run away with the idea that this is
a free counlry. A tyratny is exercised
by the British Board of Customs as mon.
sirous as any injustice perpetrated on
Hungarian OF Polish victims, ,eilherby the
Young Nero of Austria, or the Russian
old Nick The London Dock Company
has just compromised law suit which it
had CONNIE need against this Board for
illegal seizure of the Company's guods
consentug to pay sel00 fine, under pro.
test. The Company stoutly maintains
the unlawfulness Of the seizures, aud is
confident that. had it proceeded To trial,
II would have gained its cause. Why,
then, you will ask. did it compromise the
matterl Why. sir, because even it It had
obtained verdict. it would have been
let in, as our vulgar say, for ruinous law
expenses. The reason-- would you be.
lieve il, sirl--is. that "the Crown pays no
costs" Government may, under false
pretence, clap it's claws on the British
mel chants property; subject him to enor-
nous loss aud trouble; make him pay
more than il is worth to get 1t back a.
gain, and refuse to indemnify him for his
expenses one farthing. This is our land
of liberty. illus,rious Kossnthl Take
with you this little piece of information,
from PUNCn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
In Fairfield County Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Frederick IIouser and Elizabeth Catharine House


Frederick IIouser and Elizabeth Catharine Houser,
CS
Elizabeth Hisey, (widow) George Fritz, Jane Fritz
Noah Futz, Mary Fultz, Simon Longbrake, Caro-
line Lohgbrake, Harvey lIisey, TaIwcll Hisey,
John Hisey, "a minor) Peter Fultz, AMANDA Fultz,
George Ilisey IA minor) 4 Harriet iiisey IA minor
HNllE above named defendants will take notice, that
l. on the 18th day Of November, A. d. 1851, the
said plaintiff filed petition in the court of common
pleas Of Fairfield comfy. Ohio, where the same u
now pending, demanding partition of the following
premises: The South~est Quarter of Section No,
a0 Township No II, of Range No 10. of Refugee
lands in said county Of Fairfield.
The said plaintiffs demand the partition Of said
premises as follows: TO the said plaintiff Elizabeth
Catharine Houser, and to the said attendants Jane
Fritz, Mary Fult2, Caroline Longbrake, Harvey
ilisoy, TaZwell Ilisey, John Hisey, Amanda Fultz,
George Hiscy and Harriet lIiSey, each one-tenth
part and to said Elizabeth lisey, dover in the whole
At the next Term of said court the plaintiffs will
make an application for an order tht partition may
be made, &c. Of said premises.
]. d. 4 C. D. MARTIN, attorneys for Plaintiffs.
November 20, 1851. $5,25 CIV 8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

Mn. WALKER's FINANCIAL Mission TO
ENsLAND.-The New York Tribune. in
noticing a statement which appeared in
some of the Illinois papers, to the effe
that the Rolhschids had taken the entife
loan asked for by the Illinois Central Rail.
road Company, says it has the very best
su thorily for saying there is not word
Of truth in the statement. The loan has
not been taken by any one. and Mr..
Walkers agency in the matter has expir.
ed. The Rnthschilds had the matter IN
der consideration. aud were to have Civ
decisive answer nn the very day the
news Of the coup defat of Louis Napo.
leon was received in London. They i'm
mediaIeIy declined to continue the nego-
Iiations, as they were unwilling to incur
any further obligations until they could
see more clearly what the course Of pub
lie affairs on the continent would be. Ii
is believed that the decision nf that emi
nent house would have been favorable IL
Mr.. Walkers hopes had nollhe action o
Louis Napoleon interrupted the negotia
tim. Mr.. Neal is about To return home
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
OLD CHECKERED

oQ@QOnhm9 S0Op9e
TTNIIE largest lot of Fresh, Fancy, FALL and WIN
i TER CLOTHING, and Furnishing Good, that
have ever been offered in this CITY, Is now to be had
at the Old Checkcred Furnishing Store, at very re-
duced prices. We fatter ourselves, that when YOU
examine our large assortment you viii do Us the JUS
tce, ia saying that such splendid stock of cLorn-
ING has never been offered in one establishment in
this part Of the country before We deem II unne-
cessary to mention the different articles but we will
say, that there is article tporn bv man or bon but
lohat zoe can furnish you at the lowest possible price
COULEHAN & co.
Lancaster, November I3, 1861. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
, Copper and Sheet.Troo 1v.
To IIO,ISe-IIecners

DERSoNS wishing to purchase Good, of this d...
cription will find it to their interest TO cali =, EIr
FINGER, WHITE & LATTA'S and examine he;
large and splendid assortment Of '"0A
OIL CARPETS, from 3.4 to IA wide,
Floor Mats, Brass Curtain Bands.
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Table Kniva, q ro.L
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons, Shovel and Tonvs OiA'
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Stair Rods. o.
Tubs, Chuns, Wash Boards &c. &c. &c
Lancaster, October 80, 1851 NJ
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Lancaster, November 10, 1851. %
NEW, CHEAP, CITY TIN SHOP

ME subscriber having located himselfin the citv.
= would most respectfully inform the citizers Of
the same and surrounding country, that he Il now
opening Shop on Columbus street, West sidc ,Scs.
of all kinds of anu sAie
Tim Copper and Sheet-IrOn Ware.
Where he intends keeping, at all times full md o.
eral assortment which will be sold on the most In
al terms Persons wanting articles in his line would
do well and save money by calling on him baroSo "ouu
ing their purchases he is determined 10 sell cha.n
All iDOrk warranted. A WHITES Ss~P
JoBblNG, &c.-HOuse SpOuting and Roof.
lngPrePared and put on the shortest notice, in he
best manner, and at the very lowest rates. A. w
Lancaster, Ohio, september a. 1851. is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
JOHN LYONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Oils, Dye-Stufs,
Fruits, Notions, Glass and StOneware,
MAIN-STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO.
Has on hand at all times full Stock all of which he
cd TO render satisfaction to those who favor him with
call
Nov 13, 1861.
N B. His Old Shop, South Of the Market House,
still on hand with full stock of Groceries.
November 10. 2m28
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Etna Insurance Company.

V9'HE undersigned is local agent for the above COM
pany for Lancaster and vicinity. This is the
oldest company OF Hartford, Connecticut and is as
solvent and responsible any company in the United
States. JOHN d. MARTIN.
Lancaster, November 10, 1851. 3m28
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
$4,000 Reward.

NEVER since the science O. Medicine dawned upon
~ the world has any thing been found so good for
cough and colds as nowE's COUGH CANDY 1000 pack
ages received this day ny Il. L. SLOCUM,
Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio,
Sole Agent for Fairfield county. Nov. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Estate of Zachariah Shugart.

an the 4th day Of October A. d. 1851, the court
Oo common pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio, declar-
ed the Estate of Zachariah Shugart insolvent Cred-
tors therefore required to present their claims
ganst said Estate to the undersigned for allowance,
within six months from tho 4th day October, 1851,
or they will not be entitled to payment
JOHN SHUGART, Adm'tor
Qfhe Estate Of Zdcharidh Sugdrt, deceased
October l6. 1851, 2m24
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

FATAL FALL INTO a WELL.-Arthur
Traverse, Esq, u citizen Of Dorchester
county Md, in attempting before day.
light few mornings ago to draw buck.
ct of water from we'll. fell into it, as 1t
appears headloremost, his lifeless body
being afterwards found at the bottom
He wac 80 years ofage.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

SHOEMAKER'S FINDINGS hest M,
nSSdrdS and Tampico Morocco Skins. Red BIns .nd
Yellow Linlngs; Bindings, Boot Webb and Iaces.
ShOemaher's kit.-E Embracing all the latest nat.
"o" In USE can De tcnnd at the Hardware Store
OF EFFINGER WHITE & LATTA,
Lancaster October 80, 1861 os
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15

IMPORTANT FROM MExlCo.-Ws learn
that private letters have been received
by the brig Globe, from Vera Cruz, stat
ing that a violent p"pular outbreak had
taken place in the city of Mexico on the
l6:h instant, occaSioned by the passage of
the law reducing the tariff. Tho anger
of the people, it is said, was directed en-
tirely against foreigners, the stores of
many Of whom were destroyed. 1t is
reported that several lives were lost du
ring the atlray.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
House and Lot for Sale.

TWILL sell at a bargain the two story House and
Il Lot, on Broad street, known as the Weatherby
property Said house is in good location, in good
repair and clear Of Dover. Apply to
For the Heirs Of N. Weatherby, deceased
November q, 1851 SVu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-15
Isnnc Cbnrlton,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Estate of Isaac
~ Charlton, deceased, was declared insolvent at the
September term of the court Of common pleas for Fair.
field county, 1851, and tnat the subscriber ap-
pointed commissioner to settle the same. All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby iequir
cd to present them within six months from date.
JOHN r. MuMAUGH
lancaster, October 9, 1861 6m22