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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
EXCHANGE nFRICr

Main-street Lancaster, Ohio in Giesys Brick Build
ing tiro doors Vest efbte Hooking Valley Bank.
NOTES and Bills Of Exchange, purchased and dis
l counted.
Gold ard Silver Coin, and Exchange or the East
and Cincinnati, bought and sold.
SilreT change noIo 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 ca interest paid current and seven per
cent on yearly Deposites
Also-Protesting done and other duties Of Notary
Public. T. w. TALLNADGE
Lancaster, December 25, 1851 aItf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
TO THOSE INDEBTED.

We have only a few words for
all those who are indebted to us
In any manner, and we know they
will respond Immediately. In II
very few weeks, we intend to pur-
chase new type with which to
commence the next volume of the
Gazette. We also need money
for other purposes. For these OBJ
jects, we would like to have it
now, CitltOM delay. We intend
to give our readers a prcttier and
better paper than they ever had
before, and we need the money
Immediately inordor To- make the
necessary preparations. There is
plenty owing to us to meet all our
wants, If our customers will OILY
hand it over 1t will be 10 them
a small matter-to us it will be
large in the aggregate.
One other word Our friends
can do much to increase our list
e. means by inducing their neigh
bors to subscribe and pay. Do
not wait for the new typo. That
will come now in any event if it
breaks a trace. But advance pay
ing subscriptions will greatly as
sist us. Our friends can promise
an improved paper with safety.
Let all pay US during the month
of February who possibly can
and who can't?
Another word. Don't read this
and then lay aside the paper and
forget all about it. That will not
help us Let each and every one
take this as an earnest dun, pay
up and then induce his neighbor
to subscribe and do likewise.
Don't forget it!
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R0AsT PIG.-- We have always admir-.
ed Chas. Lambs account of the origin Of
roast pig in China.
Ching Ping. it seems. had snffe ered
his fathers house lo he burned dawn; the
out houses were hurLt aloug with the
house; and in one uf these the pigs. by
accident. were rna>ted Ia turn. Mpmn
rabe were the results fnr al future Chi.
ma aud future civilization, Ping. (whn
like all China hesides) had hitherto eat
~n his pig raw. nnw fr the first time
tasted il IN a state Of tOrrefactinn. OF
c"nrsc he made his peace with his father
by part (tradili"n says a. ley of,he ne W
dish.
"Tne father was so astonished with
the discovery. that he hC,ned his house
dawn once year for the sake Of coming
at an annual banquet Of roast pig.
"A cnrions, pryng so't ola feIlnw, one
Chang Pang. got to know this. He also
burned down a house with pig in il.
and had his eyes opened. The secret
WAS i'll kept-lhe discovery spread
many great conversions were made
houses were blazing in every parI "f the
Celestial Empire. The Insurance Of
hces took the matter up. One Ch"ng
Pong. detected in the very act of shutting
up u pig in his drawing room. and then
firing train. was indicted ON charge
"f arson. The Chief Justice Prkin. "n
that occasion. requested an officer Of the
cnnrt I" hand him piece of the roast
pig. the coyPus dci,cii. frr pure curiosity
led him I" taste; but within two daSs at |
ter. il WINS observed that his lrdship'>
lnwn house was burned down. In sho:,.
all China apustatIzed to the new faith!
aud it was nnt until come centuries had
passed. that great genius arose. who es.
tahlished the second era in the history IF
roast pig. by showing that il could be had
without burning dawn a house."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
YaIuable Farm for snle.

NHE subscriber offers at private sale, his valuable
Il farm situated abou. two miles south Of Lancas.
ter on the Logan road
Said farm contains 1877 of gool land, about 1870
acres cleared about 20 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 stuated immediateiv by
the porch The terms and payments will be made
In connection hthe above, Mr.. NEHEMIAH c Ar
PENTER will dispose Of the adjoining tract of l29 acres
ent purchaser. The two together will form a com
pact farm Of 326 acres, The improvements on the
latter are Frame House, good Barn and other out.
houses. l (iABRIEI. CARpFNTEP
January o, o. 30tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

AM authorized by HowLAND AsP1xwALL Ia
Il Ase''ThrOugh h Tickets'' to California. by their
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 o me in Zanesvile
at the lowest rates and with certainty Of not being
disappointed which they very often will be II they
60 to New York to purchase them.
Also, Insurance taken on lives by
=, ISAAC DILLON, Agent,
Zanesville, Ohio, January 81, 1852.
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TELEaRAPHlc INrELLIeENcE
Thirty-sssond congss.s-TIs.s session.
W..nirn.n. l.....---.na

"rN~@A-N~ ~teAHHNAA-HNFnA Eon1loms
wAsaiE0ToE, January "a.
SENATE Md iB ressiUiI to-day
HoUsE-Mr Harris mvrd 10 refer the bin ex.
l'lanai"ry Of The b'nniy land law = 90 the Senste
biil milking land warrants ntsigfablr. o. the eOu,
n'iiire dfuIv Wbils, Pending debate. 90 rn0ii %
The House went ngin int, committee III The
Whole on HE MEicsn indemnify bill. wlIon Mr.
hr'iis hunk the hhor aud advocated the bill at
considerable lsngth.
WAsBlxoTON Jan 90.
SENATE. = bill wns infrmlncrd granting land.
!" IOWA Tor nilrU'd Mr. Underwood In.yr,l
!" amend Wy apPr"pridiing !, the Thirteen 0risi
in'' states "bom II milllnn ncres of isnd o,,atsI
hrIeN' hf illr pnrim'e Of e'lncat on and i,rrIlaI
improvements n" question taken beiors the
h"vsE The resolution calling for the LING
H"h h'ss'iili correspondence was alnpied. The
f'st"i The 'r.s9u wis occupied IL debating ~,
I'.,'' 'r"p'uihm 10 Bnlh"rize the Printing com
nntre 10 contract with D,nIslIson & Ar,1.,rony
!" print l0O.0O0 copies oT the cebsns re,srt TI,..
sn'9ee Is sill undecided. aud will be resumed 10
m0rrow. w
WAsHiKoroN. Jan 81
SENATE Occupied with debate npon ,noki,,
appropriations II laId tp Iowa fr aailrosd md
E"nca'"n' Bill past nned ii TIylrsaIav.
n"psE-D Del'ne resumed on gising The con.
tract :" printing the census returns Il, The nronr;
+i"r 81 lie WashiHg.oS Union. Discnssiun warm
Mr Nnbprs Is replying To the roInarks OF Mr.. Ven.
Hble. yesterday.
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Isaac Charlton,s Estate.

NoTICE is hereby given that the Estate of Isaac
IN Charlton deceased, declared insolvent at the
September term Of the court fcommon pleas for Fair
field county, 1851 and tnat the subscriber was an.
pointed commissioner to settle the same. All persons
cd to present them within six months from date.
lancaster October Q, 1851 6m9o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
Sale Of Real Estate br Order of Cnnrt.

~ the 2Oth day of February, A. D. 1852, at 70
- O'Clock; NJ, on the premises, in the town of Il.
thopolis will be sold to the highest bidder the al.
lowing Real Estate ss the property Of fJAconWAGxER
deceased, to-wit: In Lots Nos 81 and 80 in said town
OF LithoPolis-5l appraised at S2S, and 81 at sl2.
Payments one-third in hand, balance in two canal
annual instalments, in one and two years from day
OF sale, with interest W
HENRY KISTLER, Adn'tor
Of The Estate Of jacob Wagner, deceased.
January 10, 1852 $50 6w37
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

Heavy RuDDsRY OF GnLD Drsr.-Du
ring the passage of the steamship Union
from Chagres to New York, two Cali
mnans we're ubbedjof sixteen pounds
at gold dust. valued at over SIS, 900. the
result of three years hard labor in the
mining regions. Two Of The walters on
board. charged with the theft, were ar.
rested. but subsequently discha, ged for
want of proof
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
New Firm.

VIE undersigned have purchased out the firm
- = kEINnIuND \ Son, and have engaged to carry on
the business Of Retail Merchants in Lancaster under
the OLD STAND of Reinmund Son. We will con-
1ntiy keep on hand full assortment Of Choice and
Desirable Goods, and we solicit public patron.
age, assuring all who give us call, that we will
give them as good bargains as the market can afford
BENJAMIN y. REINMUND.
JOHN D. MARTIN.
Lancaster. January 1. 1852 3m3S
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The State OF Ohio. Fairfield County, So.
Court Of Common Pleas, Sept. Term. A. d. Is5l
Baldwin, ,Diblee and Work and Others

v
Thomas U White and Others
HNHE Defendants William L. Laws Co., Belure
l. apI Tage, Oliver, Martin & Co., Wood, Corey and
Wood, John ii. Brown and Co.. .Eckel Ra ignal and Co
Temple, Barker and Evans, William Richardson and
Co Baglay, Woodward and Co, of the city Of fThla-
dsphia, Pennsylvania, and John Stewart and Co and
r. and d. Nj Stebbins and Co., Of the CITY ol New
York. and Poirtdexter and Alden. Wslbl Carson and
Co, and Long and Byrne OF the city of Baltimore Ma
ryand and Gill and Stout Of the city of Whe ling,
Virginia, ara hereDy notified Of the filing Of complain.
ants bill on the 24'h Of September, A. d l65I, and
the object and prayer Of said bill is to set aside and
vacste as fraudulent, compromise made BY conn
plansns and def ndantsresidng in thu cities Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, with the said de-
fendaut Thomas U. White in the spring of 1851, Of
their sel er4l claims and demands against him.
Notice is therefore hereby given to tho said sever
al defndants Of the prndency, object and prayer Of
said bl-and that they must seveTsly be and ;ppesr
before said court the first day Of the next Term
thereof. and then and there plead answer or demur
to said bill-otherwise the same Will be taken q,
confessed to them and the matters thereof decreed
accordingly.
P. VAN TRUMP & JOINT BRASEE,
Attorneys for Compi1inGrks.
December 8, 1851 s5,25 6wS4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Sewing Machine.

A DAPTED for family use--the machine, eo,,i,o
only s3O, and being capable of sewing ten times
as fast as any ordinary tailor ~" '1'''
county and Township Rights for sale upon terms
Wnlch VIII insure great profit to purchasers.
nt ana see the Assgnees Of the Patent for the
main few days only. VIM fe-
Lancaster, January q, 1852 sIsSw1
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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
viii sell at small advance cost and no pains spar
call
Nov. l3, 1851.
~ b. His Old Shop, South Of the Market House,
still on hand with full stock of Groceries
November 10. omo9
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Lost.

I 0ST on Saturday the Goth instant, in Lancaster.
IL Ohio, or on the Columbus road, between Lancas.
ter and the Tavern stand known as the 'Blue Ball
one large Pocket Book containing So cash, various
Notes of hand amounting to $3.50, and check for
$3.50 on Pickaway county bank. drawn by Solomon
Stout payable to Henry Aspach or bearer, and dated
December 10Th, 1851.
reward of $40 will be paid to the finder, by leav.
Ing the sane at the Telegraph Office, or at my resi-.
1ence in Greenfield township.
December %, 1874 HENRY ALSpACH.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
To the PubIic.

IL NOW all men by these presents that, whereas
IN by power of attorney, dated on or about the
Z2nd July, 1851. we authorized one NJ. CLARKE,
for and in tn sell aud dispose of patent
Clark, the first of January. 1885, within certain
territory specified in said warrant OF territory now
We do hereby revoke anil annul said power Of attor-
ney and do declare all further acts o the said T. 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,
G. w DAVIDSON
January s, 1926 GEORGE CRAIG.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

Som'Ai"s Good Our friend and fellow wl,is
COL H"'nllIon"f clearcreek, sent MS IN ille other
day large faI idrkey. The event ws. worthy !.
Pre''o"' notice bat We thought some iogepio,I,
scamp might consider ii M advertisement u mike
Us call in the night season. But we Iiave auI,
despatched The bped und il afforded n iiue fensi
"r rrIniers who wish the donor mOy ike thou.
sand years and always live Us well MS he feeds his
turkeys.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
Co.Pnrtnarshin.

)HlLlP BOPE having associated with himselfJA-
coz r. BECK, the business in future will bo con-
Quoted under the firm of BoPE 4 BECK, at the old
stand. They solicit part OF the public patronage
Their stock Of Hardtcdrr, Cutlery, Iron and Nais
is large and well assorted, and will be sold as low
any other house can sell. 7. B0PE.
July 81. 1851. j. F. BECK.
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To Every RodY!

TO Every Body!
UNDERSTAND the report has gained considera.
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 will be found at
this establishment splendid Assortment of all kinds of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods;
with CHOICE LOT on the way, which will arrive
this week.
GFCALL there are bargains to be had by the lovers
Of cheap Goods. JOHN G. WILCOX, Agent,
Philadelphia Commission Store.
Lancaster, December IL, 1851 go
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OBITUARY.

DtEO--ln this city on Sunday the 2jth instant,
Mrs. LOUISA JANE. wife Of John W. Weaver
IN tue 3oih year Of her age. after short aud
painful illness. which she bore with great firm.
ness aud christian resignation until her rlissolu.
uon came 10 put an end To all her suffering here
below. She leaves husband aud 4 small child.
ren To mourn her irreparabIe loss.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
Houses and Lots for Sale.

WE Board of Education of Lancaster will sell
Il on favorable terms the old ScHooL House AMI
Lot. opposite the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
the CoTTAeE School House. AND Lot, adjoining the
Protestant Methodist Church. If not sold BY the rst
of March next they will be for rent For particulars
enquire of John Reber, President of the Board.
by order OF the Board.
JOHN L. TUTHILL, Secretary.
Lancaster, January %, 1852 AVS
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New York MnrL.,.

c. MY YoRK January 27-P. NJ.
.o"Sn -saIe' OF 900 bales. .-clnsed slightly IN
'a"T oi nnyers Fhnc-SAl-s .f 5000 bbis Of
a.sl. ~ S4's6 Pork-Ssles nf 200 bbIs ar sIf.
2H0s5. Beri-stles Of l 900 bbls at Sl5, ~.
o. :" 10y Ihs st 10 reuis: huns. 100 ~
Al 0; coffee. 400 Rio. at si0g; Rice n ,;,,c' :,
-. 1908 o.; mnlaases 800 btls. Orlr,n. :, o,i.
t"bacco. $50 at 43G64. Stocks, Erie 79a. Red.
lug 63s. Caution 683 '''''1
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Estate of zachariah shugart.

I'm the 9TH day of October, A. D. 1851, the court
~ OF common pleas Of Fairfield county Ohio, declar.
ed the Estate Of Zachariah Shugart insolvent Credi
tors are therefore required to present their claims A.
gainst said Estate to the undersigned for allowance.
within six months from ths 4th day oi October 1851.
or they will not be entitled TO payment
JOHN SHUGART, Adnl'tor
Qfme Estate Of Zaehariah Sugart. deceased
October Is. 1851, 0mol
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Picture CnIIorr

TNHE undersigned Is Just receivin, ,,bis ro,u.
i beautiful lot Of Plates Frames aSd CO. ~ ,I
qualities from i-l6to the l-2 plate size, which he
wlli Ill with DdgEerrOfypes unsurpassed In tba moan.
uiui art and At prices that cannot fall to please.
All are cordially invited to call and examine for
themselves. Doors open at ali hours. ''i
lancaster January ~ A. l.. TELLER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

GRAND LnDGE oF OHln. |. D. o. F.
After session Of six days iu the city. the
Grand L"dge Of Ohm adjourned yesrer.
day. To meet in Dayton next year We
are informed their business this year has
greatly increased over that of last. The
Delegates in leaving carry with them The
bes' wishes "inur citizens-their ,lcpor,.
ment heine such as To command ;he re
spect of all.-CoiWmbus JouynaI. 27th.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

KossuTH.-An article upon the Kos
suih mania will 6e found in ro.day's pa.
per. We merely wish 10 say that re con
slider him more in The light Of an snthu.
siast than demsgogue. We have an.
other article bearing upon the same sub.
lect' which we intend publishing a snon
as we can decipher it. II is the ques
ton OF the hoGr, and all sides should be
la'rIy heard aud properly considered.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
Ho! For California,

M UST and will be sold. at the PHILADELPHIA
4vA Commission Store, within the next 80 davs
large and splendid assortment of Dry Goods
Who needs, come bny Ii not cheap do not take them
All who consult their own interest. PUSH AHEAD.
AT ONCEi Arrangements made TO wait on ALL
JOHN G. WILCOX, Agent.
Lancaster, January 20, 1852 IA
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In Fairfield County Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR PARTITION
Frederick Houser and Elizabeth Catharine Ilousei

rs.
Elizabeth Hisey. (wdow) George Fritz, Jane Fritz,
Noah Flu II, Mary fultz, Sin on Longbrake, Caro-
line Lo ,gbrake, Harvey Hisey, Tazwell Hisey,
John Hisey, "a minor) Peter Fultz. Aman.a Fultz,
George Bisey "a minor) Harriet Hisey "a minor.l
TIME above named defendants will take nntice, that
l on the l3th day of November, A. d. 1851, the
said plaintiff fled pstition in the eour Of common
pleas Of Fairfield county. Ohio, whsr- the same il
row pcndins, demanding partition Of the following
pr misses: Tho Southwest Quarter of Section No.
70, Township No. ~, NJ 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
Catherine Houser and to tbs said d fendants Jane
Fritz, Mary Fultz, Caroline Longlrake. Harvey
IlIsey, Tazwell Hisey, John Hisey, Amanda Fultz,
George Hisey and Harriet fIisey, each one.tcuth
,art and to said Elizabeth Iiisey, dower ia the who
At the next Term of said court the plaintiffs will
make an application e an order tn partition may
70 made, &c. Of said premises
J. d. & C. D. MARTIN, Attorneys. for Plaintiff.
November ~, 1851. S5,15 6w9
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ri CISciESATI. JaH 81 p NJ.
Inc pr'ee Current llas compiled iis usual state
,nen' "I nne' packed in lie West having returns
rom '"o'lhirds 1T tie packing points. incluline
n ee prmeiPIi PlncSS TmHl lumber this yrnr
''O"IS against O67.397 last year Ohio. indi
over last year.
Markets unchanged -.ibaw coniinnss-y;ycr
aiogetber. "e"e'
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Sl3&wl

A T the instance Of the Zanesyile and MsvsviIle
N Turnpike Road Compiny an attachment was this
DAY issuedbyG: steinman, Justice of the Peace Of
noeKng 5o~nshlP Fairfield county, against the pro-
Said county. ,o, y. BILEINGHRUST,
January ~ 1907. For said Road company.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

IL persons indebted to the late firm Of SrRAYER,
n DURBAN s TO-, are hereby notified that the
Books, Accounts and Notes are now in my hands =
Persons knowing themselves indebted to the said firm
are requested to call and settle immediately.
NEWTON SCHLEICH.
Lancaster. November q, 1871. 4waD
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DagueTreotypes.

nDEKSoNs wishing Daguerreotype pictures, unri-
vailed in beauty. utility clearness and depth Of
lmPresson,can have the same by calling at nv rooms,
IN Giesys frame building third floor, entrance one
door West Of the Hooking Valley Bank
Lancaster. January 29 A. t. FEIIFR
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
Chopping Axes.

~ = Doz Collins. Mann's, White sand FsRle Com
- pany's ClTOPPING AXES. = All of a superior
quality and pattern, and warranted BY the Asnuae'
tnrer. For sale by
EFFINGER, WHITE LATTA; 5
nAnesster. October 30, 1901 y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

Snow BALLs.-Three persons were
recently fined $40 each. aud The cosis of
court. in Boston. for throwing snow balls
in tho streets Of that city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
IA by John b. Reed, Justice oil the Peace Of Hook
ing township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the pro.
perty and effects of Goteib Myers, nonresident of
1851 JAMES r, STANBERY
december ii, 1851. 4w32'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
CnmnauY.

TNHE undersigned, agent for this old and well es.
l. tabIished institution, continues to issue Policies
Of Insurance against loss damage by fire. also a.
ganst the hazards of marine inland sportaton,
at the current rates of premium charged by o.
ther responsible companies All claims for loss un-
der Policies issued by the undersigned. will be
promptly adjusted, and paid. by the General Agent
OF the comoany located al Cincinnati The loss paid
by this company in the Western country, during the
last 20 yea 5, exceed 81 0JO00O
WILLIAM P. CREED, Agt. Pro. Irs. Co.,
Jan. l. for Lancaster and FcirfeH county
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RECEIPTS FOR THE c.zpTrr.
N9@@N9AGo

MAhRlED-On the 9th inst. by Ureu ADuo.t.
Esq. Mr. JOSEPH DELONG aud Miss MARY
JANE TURNER, all Of Madison township.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

AWFUL CALAMITY AT SeA.-The Brit
ish Royal Mail Steamship AmaSon. from
Southampton to the Wes, Irdies, took
fire at sea. January a. aud was entirely
consumed. The account adds:-
Her officers. passengers aud crew
numbered one hundred and ff:y FIVE
persons. of whom only twenty Que were
aved. All the rest pershed I"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29

oST, on Monday evening last. at Lyons Grocery
II in Lancaster, or between there and Thorn's Tan
Yard on Cearcreek, Pocket Book containing sl4,7S
in cash; one note on John W. Williams for Si5, one
on George Mcfarland for $28, and also several due.
bills, receipts, &C. The finder, by leaving it at this
office, will receive the above reward
W. H. MORTON
Lancaster, January g. 1852 3w36
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A Chance for Speculation.

ME undersigned is desirous Of disposing of ono.
i half interest in Steam Saw.HiI, and T,ot.
situated in the town Of Oakland, Fairfield county,
Ohio, II miles West Of Lancaster, and immediafeiy
on the Turnpike TO Chillicothe. The Mill is doino
hoari:hing business-ihe machinery is entirely new,
and VIII be disposed Of on beterms No bet.
ter situation can be obtained 10 tho county Ii IL
fne 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. 2m30'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
ThsTorrsss Oivor.. Cas-,

Exception, BY Forrcsrs counsel h lie Jjr,,e.
cas-. were argued ia tue Superior court 10 o.d.J
sno @ postponed until Saturday Mrs. forrest viii
appear on the stsge next week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-29
House and Lot for Sale.

WILL sell at bargain, the two story House and
Il Lot, on Broad street, known as the Weatherby
property Said house ia in good location, in good
repair and clear Of Dover. Apply to
J. r. PEARCE, Agent,
For the Heirs Of n Weatherby, declared
November q, 1851. 3Ot