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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-04-08

Our friends, T. r. d J. r. MagilI, arc
receiving large stock of Goods, which
have been selected in New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Charleston by
one of the firm. If you neglect to go
there to make your purchases, and thus
lose bargains, you can't attribute any
blame to us for we tell you now, that's
the place to get theworth Of your money.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-04-08

The store of Mr.. Jones Crockett is the
first house above the CatawLa House
We are particular i'll describing the locali-
ty, as we are anxious that our friends in
the country would avail themselves of the
present opportunity to purchase goods at
Il low price. You will lind almost every
thing you might wish at Mr.. Crvckctts
store.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-04-08

PAUL BEHIND THE AGg.-The Rev.
DIR. Dewey, in lecture before Mercan.
tile Association in New York, is reported
by the Tribune, to have delivered himself
thus on the rights Of women. women
was not borp TO lose her own identity in
the will 81 another. Ihave never felt viii
ling in performing the marriage cefemo-
ny, to use the word obey, in reference 10
the wife, Trne, the Apostle Paul said,
Wives, obey your husbunds; but that
was an imperfect state Of society aud
in the present age oflight and refinement
We should not insist on the command oi
the Apostle" o, no! certainly not -
Paul was a great man IN his day, Il Il
'true aud when he eaid "Wiyes obsy
your husbands" he was 'moyed by. IL
Holy Ghost,"-that is true also: fn,
then, women was not thought to be the
angel, that she Is nov. In those days
she was called the "weaker vessel. {" And
was treated accordingly. The light q
the nineteenth century has dispelIea s,,c.,
an idea--and has revealed the fact tl,ai
she is mans match in every thing / and
whoever denies u shows that ne Isbehips
the times Away, with thcol7l. explod
ed fioliohs q o5ssiitseSy - s@ saN
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-04-08

R0 AT the regular weekly Meeting OF
" Lancaster Division, No 80. Sons OF lem
pcr'nee," held CT the evening of the Sd
ms, the following officers were dull y in
stalled, Viz. G.lluch"t, w. P.; James
Denton, VA; }. ii. bLir, y. s., w. John
sun, a. X. s.; 5. B Enulons, T.; 5. l..
Strait, +. s.; K. L. Wylic, u; ID. NJ. Poer,
A. e.; Il. l. Stewman, lis; w. Burus, U.
s.; ]. +. Barr, PI W. L. . .
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To Correspondents.

j. b. CoLUMBIA.-We will not publish
anonymous communications. This is also
applicable to the correspondent at Liber-
ty Hill, True Southerner and Griff Ed
monster, Jr. Son of Lancaster we will
be glad to hear. from you again. Write
more lcgibly and only on one side of the
sheet.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-04-08

If Bellair IS an old place, we doubt not
but MIR. Sorrelrs advertisement in this pa
per will draw crowd there 40 see and buy
those Cheap Goods ne advertlses.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-04-08

eW" The conclusion Of the Hon. J. L.
Orr's speech will be found on our first page,
to which we direct the attention of our rea-
ders. .......r
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Acknowledg dgments

Whenever mistakes occur in receipts, or
any omission is made, the subscribers inter
ested will please inform US, so that proper
corrections can be made.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-04-08

To'MessrS Woodward, Orr, Rhctt, and
wallace, we return our warmcst thanks
for sending us various interesting speeches.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
TELEaRAPHIC INTEILIaENcE.
Prom California.

Ktw YoaK, Nov. 26.-The Prom etbeuA
.arrived Of Z O'Clock with San Francisco
dates TO November lst. She sailed from
Panama on the LIST, with mails and 1884,
600 in specie-larges shipment ever made.
The Prometbeus brings Brother jona-
ihan's passengers from San Francisco.-
She left SanJuan on the evening Of the 18th
and brings two hundred and eight passcn-
gers.
Market active. Flour had advan ced ;sales
at S32 for Chill and % for American bbls.
Mess and clear pork sellingin small lots al
S25. Butter selling OF 80 to 42c.
Politics quite animated. The papers
were filled with election articles.
cool has been discovered In Trinity coun-
ty.
The best quality Of cotton has been rails
ed in San Joaquine county.
The Northern Light arrived left Aspin-
wall on the 18th,
The Georgia arrived from A%spinWall, and
brings two millions seven hundred and for
ty-two thousand dollars, and 100 passrn
gers, among whom are Senators Gwin and
! NcCoTkle.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
coMMERcIAL INrEIIIaENcE.
Lancaster Markefs.

THURsDAY MoRsIse, Dec. 9.-Wheat il
firm at70c and in one or two instances II
has been paid for best quality. Flour has
advanced. since our last quothfons, ard we
now quote at s,5o93,75. Rye ~; Barley
60; Oats 25@2s and scarce. Corn has ad-
Sanced. and our quotatios are 2e@3O. Buck
wheat Flour brings l,75@2,00.
Grocsries-cOffee his advanced and il
now firm al loI with ON upward tendency.
Molusses 81; Sugar 81. To other articles
there is no quotabie change
Rs,Gi MarLet-Coffee 1871; Molssses AZ.
s iga- 8. The market continues 10 be wrli
supplied with Beef and Pork at the former
high rates. About 5.5Ois paid for the Int
ter for the retail trade. None will be pack.
ed here this winter. Butter il firm at IS:
Eggs Is. In other articles We have No
change 10 note.
Business has been brisk. The fair wea
Their Of yesterday and Tuesday has brought
to the city q large number Of customers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
New York Marke;.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 80. Hemp $l2o, dew
rotted. Stock at New York. exclusive OF
ship board American, $3.50. Linseed Oil,
6s@7O; unsetilrdy Exchange on London
100 Ipt. The steamer tomorrow willtake
out $500, 100 in gold. Cotton unchanged.
400 hhds Muscoyado Sugar at 4s@J3c.
1000 hhds. Havana Sugar at 54@6kc. 700
hhdS New Orleans Molasses 3OQ3lc. 420o
bags Rio Coffee sS@9l; MSracabo 94@9ki
Laguira 92@9}. $4,000 bills Ohio -four, 81
25@5,37; Southern 5,56-essier. 100 bbls
Rye flour 4,62@4.75 BDckwheat Flour
4,25@5bO--frm. Western Wheat I,l6@
,2O-dePressed, receipts large. Barley 70.
Rye 93c. Mixed corn 7S@S2c. Ohio Whis-
ky 264c-unsettled. Mess Pork 1873;
prime 5000 1918. Mess Beef I3@l3,5O.
Beef hams l4,75 to 10. Hogs plenty at 7
to &c, Hams 1O4c. Shoulders &c. Lard,
barrels, l2lc to 10. Butter and Cheese IN.
settled .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
FAM FOR SALE.

TINE under7igned, being d%esirovs 70 change rs ~
siuess OF life. now offers Tor sale a vzilAb4c
FlpW si1uate in Gloom township, Fairfield county,
0bio, one half nile North Of the towuot Royalton-
said Farm contains over IN.
Two HUNDRED AND SIXTT-TWo EIl.
ACRES: more than two-thiris Of the same under a
rood ,tstc Of cuIti, alton, and the tala2ee well timber
ed. There are two farm houses and a are !"
the same. aud several springs Of never failing water
and an or.aari Of the choicest selections of grated
fruit. -, nood
farms. and will be sold separate OF together, 10 sun
purchasers. .L
For particulars, as to price and terms persons de-
7 sirous Of uurchas 'ng, are referred to 4. MeVeigh,hsq
: Lancaster. Ohio, OF to the undersigned, who WIN DC
f,,nJ on the prerni ses during the next two weeks;
Smat ~ Is5o JAMES A. HARRISON.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02

WONDERFUL EFFECT OF ELEcrRIcIrY.--
The attention of the skeptical is called to the
following story which we find in a late Gailg-
mani, copied from Bavarian journals; mot
long since a young woman was struck by
lightning and driven perpendicular into the
earth, so that they had to dig her out, ant
were SOME time in getting down to her head
We fnd that it was carefully mentioned thai
she was dead, before they cxtricRted her
This almost equals the yarn we heard told o
an old darkey, WREN he vent after the cows
"De first clap dat struck me-" said sanbo
"knocked me into de san an g%rabb!e, clear
up to my knees, and dar stood and tuci
clap after clap till l tuck nine on EN-"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
O~xyg-natsd Biuers.

MORE TESTIMONY FROM ILLINOIS.
The following extract from a letter Of Rev. John
Nathers, is worthy Of a perusal by every Dyspeptic:
JAcKsoxvuIE, August :, 1919 DIR. Green-Dear
Sir Il have had the Dyspepsia for about five years,
and about two years ago was attacked with the Bron-
chitis also. These two diseases combined perfecily
Frustrated me, and compelled me to cease from the
labors o, my calling l am a member OF the Illinois
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal church, snd
last spring, q year ago, my friends had no expectation
Of my recovery.
The great difficulty. il not the only ono, is the
acidisy of my slomact-the purest wufer- ever ythipg
I eat or enthusiastically becomes acid, and in a few
moment | throw it mp. At times it seemed to me
that a stream Of acid from some part Of my system
was constantly pouring itself into my stomach. aud
this acid infsmed my throat and breast, OF male my
Bronchitis worse: my physicians say they never saw
a per ;on afflicted with such an acid stomaeh-they can
do nothing for me, so lar as affecting a cure. ! have
used he various alkalies. but | thini thHy only ag-
grava,e tho disease. it is true they give me little
relief for a f,w moments
but | suppose you would Ike TO know the effect
produced on mo, by the oxygonated Bitters. Al
though | am not cured, the medicine has done mora
for me than all my physicians and their medicines. /
had not finished one bottle before it produced a great
change in my strength, AMI in overcoming the acidity
of my stomach; while using the third bottle; the acid
ity Of my stomach seemed 10 be overcome. and my
food digested pretty we'll; / do not throw up much,
and hence I felt very much encouraged believe il
I could use it regularly, for six months or a year, aC
cording to directions, it would cure me
Dir. G. g. shirley, one of my physicion', las re-
commended your medicineto several persons, in view
OF the good effsct produced BY it on me.
Respectfully, your friend, &c. JOHN MATlERS.
REED, AUSTIN. g. Co., Wholesale Druggists. No,
&c, Merchants Row. General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle. six bottles for So.
Novl0 Sold by 6. Kaufman g. Co, Lancaster.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that / will not be respon-
~ sible for, nor pay when due, a mite lar nna Lun-
dred and fifty dollars, dated October -, 1852, raya-
BILE to Helen Stanton, or order, and due Mower bcr
70, 1852. Aisorhat ] will not ray or be rasponsibl .
for the following notes given by M TO said Hell, n
stanton. or order, when due, to-wit: One note fur
two hundred dollars, dated October 70, ISr2. TsSa-
bic one year from date, and one for two hundred dol
las, dated October, -. ls5l payable two wears from
date, all of which said notes ave without consideration
and obtained by fraud and duress. This nntice is
therefore to warn all persons q aihst taking the saue,
and that / will not pay either o, any Of them , EN-
due. SOLOMON SMO9i.
Lancaster, November Is 1872 25f
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A Valuable sarnn for safe.

TNHE subscriber will sell his Farm, one mile west
Il of Lancaster, con'aining l6S acres, ~ acres of
which are cleared an undar good cultivation. There
is a good FIoUaISG M;LL on the same. situated with
pike, with two good run Of stones, turned ~ an
ov rshot wheel. There are also on the preTnisesthree
never FILLING spring. Of Characterization snd
convenient dwelling house, spring house. barn, and an
orchari Of first rate fruit. Reing desirnuS toromnve
/ 10 the West. the subscriber win dispose Of the above
Lands upon terms thar cannot :sil to suit any persoT
wishing TO purchase. Indisputahle title can 20 given
September ,, 1862. HENRY SUrZIN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
Cattle Markets

New YoRK. November 30.--Ofered o.
500 Beeves, 900 Southern and WESTERN
market dull;sales at 81 to 8; 200 left unsold.
Sheep and Lambs 81, 90 to $500 $50 for
former, l,50 to 800 for the latter. Cows
and Calves S25@35.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3o.-Cattle market,
1000 Beeves at y q 81 per 100 lbs. Hogs,
] 900 sold at 7I@S1. Cows $500 10 40,
Sheep 400 TO "a. Lambs LOO to 50.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-A great storm has
been experienced in Georgia. Rain fell for
days in succession, and much damage was
apprehended from a food. All travel had
been suspended on account Of damage done
to the railroad lines. .-..r
A report is current at Richmond that Hon.
VIM. r. King, Vice President elect, was
dead, but the papers consider it untrue.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
lsiaulE Books.

NEW YORK REPORTS, by Comst6ek; for sale
~ by JohN l." iOAiiH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
From Wnshingfoll.

WAsHSeToS, Nov. 3o.-The Secretary
OF the Interior to-day, awarded the contract
for executing The brick work on the Capitol
Extension, TO Frederick a. Bur4hee, at S2,49
er thousand, being the lowest bid. The
bricks to be laid are estimated at twenty
millions.
Fourteen out OF about 90 clerks, who have
been engaged for two or three years past in
compiling an index to clcims, were discharg-
ed to-day by Mr.. FOrney.
Among the arrivals are Senators Rusk and
Clemens.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
D:sso!u.ion of Partnership.

TsNIiE Partnership heretofore existing between the
4 subscribers. under the name of CLY & EvERsoLE,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons knowing themselves lid tted BY net or
Otherwise will see the necessity o~fcalIing immediate
ly and settling. The not :, books, etc viii be found
al their old stand. either Of the partnerss are authoriz-
ell to settle. JACOB ely.
November 9, 1852. r ENERSOLE.
rThankful for past favors, tho subscriber intends
Continuing the business at the Old STANiI, where
can be foundai all times the greatest varirty ofFAM.
lily GROCERIES, which win be sod on reasonable
terms. JACOB CIV.
Lancaster, Nove nbcr O.. 1859. o6
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02

INrEnEsrINc AGRICULTURAL QUESTION,
A debating society. somewhere near sunset
lately discussed this question: as a swine
six months old q PIX or a hog!" The CUES
ton was argued az great length and WIN
:sm.,.sd dIility, ''but the, arguments on both
.iIaa s,e,s so rear equal III point Of force
s s~s ingenuity that the president was desired
s 40 decide the question, which he did in TIE
following words: cts the opinion OF tht
chats, Gentlemen. that the animaPsa GOOD
chunk of shoat."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
5 ME of Real Esta;. hy order OF Gear

I'M Friday he 3lSt day Of Derembsr, 4 piSSa.
~ between tha hours of Q o'clock A. NJ snl4O'
clock NJ. Of said day, at the door OF the cour' house
in ne city OF Lancaste-. viii Is sid 70 the highest
bf iisr, tie following Real Es'ste. a, the property Of
Samuel JWaTHey, a Lunatir. ,o-vit: The nne u~ni,vi1-
edith part fthe North hah Of the Southeast Our
ter Of Section No. One ~ in Township No Sixhen
(l6l. Of Range NJ, NiRstsrn (lgl,coniainiRg 30 Acres
ApprsiseI ~ $500 To- TO. To BIZ sold at not less
than full appra'Sement
Terms Of SrIe-One-faurth 10 hand and residue in
three elusl annual fnlfalm,uts, with inierc.; On de-
ierrai pawn as from ds y nj sale.
AN$0S WAIVER, Gaa-Iicq
il Luaacy oF XczrHfI HGraer.
Novemje, Is. 1852. t- S35D ' 6y9o
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02

DIED, near Downieville, California, on
the 26th of September last, Mr. WILLIAM
THOMPSON, Jr., aged % years. He was the
son of VIM. Thompson, of Fushcreek town
ship, Fairfield county, and left Lancaster in
April as one of the members of Grim &
Surgeons company, and reached Califor-
MIA only a few weeks preceding his death.
The deceased was a young man Of irreproach
able character, and his premature death is
sincerely lamented by many relatives and
friends in the neighborhood in which hcresid
ed - ON
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
Cincinnati Market.

CIxciSsATr, Nov. 3O.--River risen 81 feet
since yesterday. Flour in good demand;
5000 bbls sold at 3,95 to 4.o5. Whisky 2oA.
Hogs, AZ 900 sold at S6,25; 200 light at 6,i5
in good demand at 6,25. Sellers meet
buyers pretty freely at this rate. Mess pork
easy; 400 bbfs sold Mt 1915; and 500 at To-
so. 5000 bbls o. molassrs, deliverable in
January, ot 20. 100 bbls on The spot at 90.
Coffee held firmly at l0c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
From, Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30-Great alarm exists
here on account of the outrnges committed
by rowdies. So insecure are the streets at
night that evening services have been abnn-
doned in most Of the Churches on Sun,
day evening. A gentleman named McCor-
mick, whilst walking on Liberty street with
ladies', was attacked by a gang, He drew q
revolver and shot one, who fell with a loud
cry. His companions retreated, bearing
him off.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
Cleveland Marker.

There is but little variation in market.
Wheat, steady at s8@s9c for white; $50
Soc for northern; southern was offered afOat
or to arrive to-day at s5c, and we think this
is abont the fair market price. Receipts
continue fair. Flour, strait brands snper-
fine 4,l2k@4,25; extra 4,50@4,75. Pork,
old mess ls4@ls. Lard, Dbl lo4@Ilr. Salt,
fine $50; coarse I,75. Fish, white s@8,5O.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
to the Creditors of the GAINESVILLE q
MnvsvIIIe Tnrnnikn Road COmnnnY.

TIME creditors Of The said Road Company, who have
/ rot heretofore filed their claim with the Receiv-
OF, agreesbly to the notice for tho 'Sale ofthe Zanes-
vile and Msysville Turnpike Road" are further no.
titled to present their claims to the Court oil Common
pleas of Muskingum county, at the adjourned session
thereof on the 9th day of December next. All claims
not Gled agreeably TO this notice. will DO forever e.
eluded + ON any participation in the proceeds OF the
sale Of said Road, in the event OF the Confirmation
thereof. @ a.
For the convenience Of creditors, claims nav be
filed with, the undersigned, to be reported by hin
TO the session Of the court above mentioned.
A.. BASSETF, Receiver,
Lancaster, October IA. 1852 %
N. B. Mr.. JoHN c. WEAVER, Of Lancaster, vii
receive claims to be presented TO the Court by tn
Receiver.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
NWrICI.

INiE Farmer mp heTcioipre c~sisting nr.l.r IL
l. n nv Of BrSEpvW FsTrsss. .,ning II .oiscy
- the deafa y VIZ r@igsd t,ttsrs II hettn : n .
nv own3 All p~rsnn' k~noyins ihhn.~lye- :, -, -,
eiihs ~ by nne or ofhArWj g.. ~ ser iip ~neee...sv q,
calling iInmedi 'tsly Al the Old siaaJ and satl u.
saniP.
I'll have an hoTiz.d MANS LEvJgtS0 81 maxi
any settlements Necessary TO closing the above bnsi
ness PHILIP BENADUM.
IAnes:ier Nov nj RI. 1852 Iwd9ww2S
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
E.lnfe Of John Hinton.

NOTICE is hereby given tia. the subscribe has
~ been apps. nt"A and G~usliiied IS Executor On thr
state 81 1oHS Hyrrox. deceased, ate Of Fairfield
eounty. Ohio. AL persons having claims against said
Estate will present them FOR settlement, legally su
thenticsted within one year--aud all those in. cbted
Wilt make immediate payment.
WILLIAM HUTTON. Ezeeaf0r
November ~ tSJ1-4v26
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
necnints FOR thc Gnzette.

o,soSiSa-Thousan of parents who use YER
miiuge composed Of castor oil, calomel: etc. are not
awsss that While they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying. the foundation for a Sc
lies of disease, loss OF sight, weakness o. n mnDse.U,
of Hobensackis Medicines, to which we ask the atten-
ton Of all directly Interested in their own IS well a;
their children's health. In liver complaints and a
disorders arising from those Of o bilious type. shonid
make uueo Of the only genuine medicine, hooensack
Liver Pill. =.
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that eacf
has the signature Of the Proprietor,I N. Hoberssok
as none else are genuine.-N T. Express
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02

AN OUNCE Of Fact i, WORTH = pound ot ,orv and
the swarm ol conclusive facts that c!uSt y ronnd that
Incompatible PREF Highlands German Bit-
tsrS. prepared by Or c NJ J trks0T, Phil1deiphi1,as
establishing its value as a tonic and restorative, are
such as would prevent incredulily itself from Gu s.
tioning its efficacy. In all cases of disease OF the
stomach, whether acute OIL chronic, il may be re-
commended for its soothing, cordial, and reffnvating
influence, Dyspepsia, heart burn, loss Of appetite
nausea, nervous tremors, relaxatiop, debility, etc.
are relieved, by the Bitters in a very short spIce o
time: ahi a perseverance in their use never fails tC
WORK a thorough cure, d
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
Statement of the Condition of Fairfield
County Savings Institute,
WINTER ~ARRANGEMENTl

HaMSS@THE subscriber having greatly in
MA&& j. creased his stock on his mail routes
from Columbus 10 Lancaster and from Lancaster to
Athens, is fully prepared to carry all who may wish
to travel on these roads, with sgcty, comfort GHd CO.
/ Extra. lie looks confidently to a generous public
for increasing patronage. NJ. Il. kRElOEk.
Lancaster, November Is, 1852 DIV
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02

Col Irrin.--The following notice, which
we clip from the Commercial. Lavaca, Texas.
will be read with pain by the many frien1s
of VIM. Irwin, Esq, in this community:
"Died in Lavaca, on the 18th of October,
after a short hut painful illness, WILLIAM
IRWIN, ESQ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
E,tne Of Abrnham IIite.

NOTICE Is hereby given, iLsit irs Undersigned has
~ been appointed and qualified az ENenii@ On tbe
Estate o. ABzArAN HITE, deceased. late If Fairfield
county Ohio. All persuns having claims NssinSi ,sid
Estate will present thcfn for settlement legally an
within one year and all those Indebted
will make immediate PAYMENT
T. McEAGnTFN. Executor.
November IL. .S5 4w.7
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From C~incinnnti.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26th.-Henry Lecount,
who murdered Clinck in this city last spring,
was executed at 8 O'Clock this afternoon,
privately, in the yard Of the county jail
He said jealousy and rum led him to the ia
tai act. He died instantly without a strug-
ole,
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E.tn,e of Inhn 3. MnnIr.

NOTICE is hereby g'vcn, that the undersigned hs,
~ been appointed ant daily qualified rs Admini-tTs-
Tor Of the E,tate Of lous S MsSLY. daeca sd. Lte o.
Fsiriie d county. OaO. ii pcrsons having Claim
,gainst said Estate viii present. iiem for setiirmfnt
legally authenticated witt in on yesr-snd ~ thv.o
Indebted will maze iminsiists payment
JOSEPH y SGMAN, Adm',or.
O~t,h q. ISJ2-4s.4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-02
Estate of David Cherrr.

~ been appointed AMI CO V qualified as Ada ia'sua
of the Estate of pAvIn CuEasy, deceased. late ID
fairfield county, Ohio. An p-rsoni hsvins c'shn'
agsiost said Estate viii Uresent them for ~ mont
legality autheniicat, d witnin one year-shI al thOst
ind ,bted will MAKE iInrn diAts payment.
HARRISON NPPLE33Tf, Aln'toL
October %. 1852 4wa4'