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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

@A pennya-liner recently remarked
that Congress is doing nothing, and the
Legislature is pilirg it up Since the
Legislature adjourned, Congress waits for
the National Convention to do something
for them to "pile up
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

srThe Su-quchanna Telegraph Line
is now extended to Pitt>.rn, and the Phi!'
adelphia line connects with it At Wilkes
Barre. Hereafter, the charge to Wiikes-
Barre will be only II cts, and to Pittston
ID cts, for 10 words or less; and | cent
for each additional word. The connection
between Susquchauna and Philadelphia
lines, is now at Wilkes Barre instead Of
Hazlcton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Susquehanna Rail Road Meetinsa

Adjourned meeting at the Lewisburg
Town Hall on Saturday evening, 18th May.
A General Meeting Of all friends Of the
Road will bs held at the Court House in
New Berlin, on Wednesday, 10Th May, at
l o'clock. =. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

FA About ) PM. last Tuesday, boy
named Adam Smith, aged five years, fell
into the canalat Lock Haven, and drowned
The canal was raked throughout the night,
but his body was not found until 10 clock
Wednesday morning, having foated thro'
the outlet lock.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

rA-The Magnus ApolIos, Ho'spurs,
Quattlcbums, Calhouns, and General
Commanders of South Carolina, in State
Convention assembled, have solemnly
proclaimed to the world that they have
just cause for seeding, and a ,'yht to
secede, from the Union # Statcs-hut
ihat they rro0t secede, just now, any way
in the name Of the Prophet-fss, :"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

THE CRoPs.-Since the recent rains,
grass and other summer crops begin TO
'look up although SO backward L season
has rarely if ever been known in ths 5
region. Wheat is found to be somewhat
winter-killed, and the fly is also at work
full crop as usual is not anticipated.
The abundant crop Of last year remains,
however,and the latest from Europe shows
a further decline in broads,uffs.
OF fruits, there is a variety as usual. In
some localities there is an abundance OF
buds or blossoms, while other trees in thc
same neighborhood, give no signs of fruit
The complaint that peach trees in particu
lar are ''win:er-killed,' is very general.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

nm-It Is stated, Jenny Lind left her
native land with the secret pledge Of rails
ing One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars for the endowment Of Common
Schools in Sweden The Home Journal
says she has redeemed her pledge, and
despatched homeward the last instalment
Of that sum.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

Bs-The New Berlin German Demo
KRAFT has recommendation Of Col. GEo.
+. MILLER for Congress-the Nolkes-
freund" of the same place has communi-
cation in favor of Hon. NER MIDDLEs-
wARTH for that office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
ss-PErRoLEUM. or ROCK OIL. . natural

NA-PETROLEUM, ROCK OIL, natarsI remedy
procured from well Allegheny Co Pa 400 iret b ~
the earths surface, is put by s-M kIER Ptsbsrg in
the bottles Just h~s from the II without adur
OF any kIni- When taken according to the drrcpn.
will pains and the ONT.
Blotch's, Bes, Eryspeas, Pmyiss tb. fs1r Tetrr-
Scad-hea, Ring and the varions Skin ..-a,s
has cured numerous OF rheumatism. Neura
sc.: several OF kheuuatiSla years standing have
been entirely cured (ss Advertise at ..uIAsr pa
| of this psp.r) l9.8ovslz
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

nA-SUNBURY & ERIE RAIL-RoAD.-
instruments for three engineering parties,
assed this place last week, to be used upon
different portions of the line of this con-
templated work. One party, We under
stand, have commenced preliminary sur
vey near Dauphin. Harrisburg Keystone,
12M.
[We are informed Philada Company
ha, bought out the Trevorton Coal Com
pany, and in their employ the engineers
above referred to are engaged. The Bal
timore Company will have the exclusive
prior right to the Railroad route for yea
to come
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

pea-Union County Court, next week
THE Proclamation, Sheriff Sales, jury
List, Trial List, and Register. Notices,
NAV be found for the last time this Court
on the l.t column of 4th page Of this
paper
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
ANOTHER FIRE IN KELLY TP.-V

ANOTHER FIRE IN KELLY Tive
are informed that the brick house of Sam
uel Spots, in Kelly Tp., Union Co, was
consumed by fire in the early part of this
week. We are not informed of the par
tculars of the casualty, or of the amount
of loss sustained
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

sG-The mountains Northwest of Lew
isburg have been on fire most of the last
week, filing the air with smoke during
the day, and presentinga magnificent spec
tacle at night We have not heard of any
loss of property by the fire, which has
been extinguished by recent rains.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

~ Tie Summer Session Of thc Uniycr-
>ity a: L"wi-hure commences on Thursday
of next week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Itml5burq Cbrunitlr

H. C, HICKoK, Editor. O. N. WoRDEN, Printer.
At 50 cash in advance S.5 in three months, 50 pad
within the year and - 20 at the end Of the year.
Agents ia PhaIclphia-N Palmer and W Carr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

B1"Whig county meeting in New Bcr-
lin, next Tucslay. Railroad meeting or
Wednesday.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Employment wanted

RA young man, sn experienced CLERK and
ID Boohkeeper, rapid and elessn, penmsn:
an engagement IN that. or in some capacity
where his services can be appreciated. He will
give to his employers interest his undivided
attention. ard references Of unexcepiionsbie
character Will be submitted. A reasonable salary
oni required. For Further particulars. enquire
at this otiice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

t--The Proprietor OF the "Le5vi5burg Chronicle '
offers that establishment Tor ss.ePossession TO be
given the first OF July next.-sa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
kefrSSbsss'g, Fee.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY II. lS5.

L NIDtI -IVi.-NI I-'N- NM IL 7 OJ--'
DVERTIZE ,--Executors Administrators, Public
n Officers. City AMI Country Merchants. Manufacturers.
Mechanics Business Ngu-aIl who wish to procure o. f"
dispose OF suythin@-wouli do we'll to give notice Of tn
same thruu IA the "Lel0thU-g E8rAtc Tn- paper has
good increasing circulation in community conti-
nins large proportion rf active. solvent pToiuUcT,.
run>um"rs, aud dealers a. any other in the state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
1etpiaburg Harkrt.
WAEElASES
Corrected Mis DaY.

WAEElA6$Se
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. by Heiser RKr1s
Gkrz and Miss MARY Ann BRowx, bo,h Of
La, Buff.Io Tp.
BY Rev NJ Aleman. e9lh ult., CsAuIE~
MAcLAIS and Miss MANIA BrKslH. both OF
Mont our county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

~ D, mocratic Nomination C'u,l Comnai s'oner,
WILLIAM NEiHiGNE gf FJY,fs foanil
GZ-Whig Nomination FIR Canal Cnmmi--ionrr--
JAcO@ N0FFHtN. of Bris Coun'y
Es-Nati1Eal Democratic C1uveEta n
Batu.orc. Fue-!ay. it June. ls52.
S1-NAig National Convention
Baltimore. Wednesday, 10th June. So.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

Prospectus of the American Whig Review.
M the original Prospectus Of the AMERICAN RE-
d viEw, issued at Washington by Mr. Colon, its for
mer Proprietor and Editor, number OF the leading
Whig Members oi the Twenty seventh Congress-
(lSl5- subscribed their TO the following re-
,olJtion:--
"Earnestly approving the plan Of such National
organ long needed and OF manifest importance, the
undersigned agree to contribute for its pages, from
time to timp such communications as may be- neces
ssry TO set forth and decnd the doctrines held by the
United Wing Party of the Union Signed by George
F. Marsh Daniel d. Barnard, J. McPherson Berrien,
r. lngersoll, H. Joy Morris, I. L. Clingman, Daniel
Webster, r. C. Winthrop, Thomas Butler King, HAM
ilton Fish, j. P. Kennedy, j. Colamer, VIM. S. Archer,
Rufus Choate, Alexander II. Stephens"
An engraved portrait Of some distinguished person
will be found in euery number of the Review. These
will usually DO portraits o. living American States
en- and whenever that is possible, will be accom-
pal led with an authentic Memoir of the person rep
resented, -
The first objects of the Review are Of course polii-
cali tits designed to set forth and defend the princi-
pleS the measures, and the men of the UNITED Vino
Party of the Union. II has beena matter Of just re-
proach to that Party, that though II embraces its pro-
portion OF the intelligence and learning OF the coun-
Try, it has had no Quarterly or Monthly Organ de-
voted to the expression aud defence Of its 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 oi
ability and truth. go
The literary department of the Review will agree
in spirit with the political.
TERMs-Sb a wear, in advance,
d. ". HOLLY. .Publiaher, 100 Naussau ST.
New York, October, 1851 70
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Fairfield County Common Pleas.

PEIlllON FOh PANIIGlO'. =.
Michael Wagner ~. Nagialena Wagner( Nilow,)Iohn
Wagner Catharine Miller, Daniel Holder aud Mag
dslcna his wifi, Daniel Fisher, and Mary his wife
Jacob Wagner, Jacob Albright, John Albright, Hen
ry Albright, George Albright, Isaac Albright, Sam
uel Albright, IA minor Daniel Albright, Ia minor)
Edmund Cavcnder and the unknown heir of Mag
dalena Cavendnr.
TENHE above named defendants will take notice that
Il the above named plaintiff did, on this . lth day of
October A, D. 1851, file in tho clerks Office of the
court of common pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio,
his petition against them the said defendants praying
that partition may be made OF the following land and
tenenents Of which Adam Wagner, lately deceased,
died seized, viz:
In.Lot, No I. in Square No. 3, of the town of Bal
timore, in Fairfield county, Ohio.
IoI. No. H. in the 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.
ID, 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 q, township No
III, range No. 10, Of lands in said Fairfield county,
Ohio,
Application for the assignment of dover of said
Magdaena Wagner, in, aud for the partition of said
premises, will be made by said plaintiff at the next
term of said court.
I'D 4 c. y. MARTIN, attorneys for Petitioner
October 30, 1851 1925 6w26
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
INSURANCE
BY THE
? ROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,,
Incorporated 1926
Capital Observation-Disclosures WcSternFund
aI.OOn nm

TNNHE Merchants and Househoders of Lancaster and
Il Fairfield county, are respectfully referred TO the
superior advantages Offered for FIRE and MARINE
insurance, by the above named company, which
maintains its business has done during the last
26 years, upon responsible and permanent basis
Annexed is an extract from Circular No. 49, recently
received from W B. Robbins Esq. General Agent Of
the company for the Western and Southern States.
"DlSC0UNTS OF AWARDS. Etc.
"Pubic attention has flate been called to the mon
strous Indebtedness of certain Insurance companies,
which has resulted in their bankruptcy, involving
)ss of premiums upon the uncxpred period risks az
well serious losses to claimants stockholders
endorsers The undersigned takes therefore pecu-
liar pleasure and pride in stating that the affairs of
the 'Old Protection Office have never been in more
sound and prosperous condition than at the present
time. The rejection of an immense number Of risks
during the last six years, which have been eagerly
taken, at low rates, by competitors, has eXerted
the most sautary influence, and demonstrated the
TACT long since advocated ty us, that Insurance is not
so much business OF chance is generally suppos-
ed. Its results are capable of being reduced by dis
cTcf0h and experience to almost scientific exact
ness, and an average Of disasters ascerained which
Is subject to but slight and unmportant variations.
! AT the General Agency Office, and the Western
and Southern Agencies of tho Protection company
two hundred thirteen in number )reporting there.
to- the aggregate liabilities of every description in
cludng all losses not paid because not due amounts
to SS6t943 while the cash means entrusted to the
undersigned for the payment of these labties) ex-
elusive oiincoming Western and Southern premiums.
or the capital stock and other resources Of the Office
at Hartford, amounting to $Sl ,75S27. The UNDER
signed is therefore, prepared TO discount at the rate
6Per cent per annum, all unpaid awards and other
liabilities Of the Office at the several Agencies above
referred to coming under his supervision"
The undersigned, local Agent, is supplied with
blank Policies and Renewal Receipts, which will be
issued covering approved risks upon reasonable terms
WILLIAM P CREED, Agt. Pro. ms Co.,
Dec l. for Lancaster and Fairfield county
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

AcolpENT-. NarrOw Escape.-.This
morning two horse team, with load
of pork, owned and driven by Mr.. Will
liam Breckenridge, of Barlow, broke
through the ice when crossing the Mus
kingum, jus, above the upper ferry The
horses slipped and Tell, when near the
middle of the river, and the team, load
and driver went under water. by the
Efforts ofthe people who soon gathered,
every body and every thing was got out
withou, injury, Special praise is due
Mr.. John Corey, of the Steam Ferry, for
his efficient efforts in saving the team.
The plan adopted on this occasion, of
choaking horses out OF wathe'' though
new to US, we understand is frequently
pursued. A rope is tied tight around
the neck of the horse. causing the body
to swell aud float to the surface. when he
i. easily drawn Out.-MGrietta I"tslti'
Renesr.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
In Fairfield Connty Common Pleas.
PETTTTON FUK PAKTTTIUN-
Frederick lIouser and Elizabeth Catharne House

PbIlTlDN FOR PARTITION.
Frederick llouser and Elizabeth Cathsrine Houser,
u.s.
Elizabeth Hsey, (widow) George Fritz, Jane Fritz
Noah Futz, Mary Fultz, Simon Iongbralte, Caro-
line Io.gbrake, Harvey Hisey, Talwell Hisey,
John hsey, "a miuor) Peter Futz, AMANDA Fultl,
George Ilisey IA ninor) < Harriet ilsey "a minor
TTNlIE above named defendants will take notice, that
i on the 18th day of November A. d. 1851 the
said plaintiff filed petition in the court of common
pleas of Fairfield connty. )hio, where the same is
now pending, demanding partition of the following
promises: The Southwest Quarter Of Section No
90, Township No, II, OF Range No 10, of Refugee
lands in said county Of Fairfield.
The said plaintiffs demand the partition Of said
prclnses follows To the said plaintiff Elizabeth
Catherine iousnr, and to the said d PENDANTS Jane
Fritz, Mary Ful1, Csroliae Longbrake, Harvey
llsey, Tazwell Hsey, John llisey, Amanda tultz,
George Hsey and Harriet Hisey, each one-tenth
part, and to said Elizabeth isey, dover in the whole.
At the next Term of said court, the plaintiffs will
make an application for an order tn partition may
be madn &c of said premises.
j, D, 4 C. D. MARTIN, attorneys. for Plaintiffs
November ~, 1851. S5t25 Gw o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
EIF5F5i1iss5lI7 FdsE95i5 TV577 ITsssE1ilFy77s al
- g-Hp' E57-JI wv = 49, -
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of the
~ "Cinciaaati, JPitmingt0n and ZaHesviHe Rail
Road Company" that an instalment of ten per cent,
upon each share ofthe Capital Stock Of said Company
is required be paid in TO the undersigned, Ireasur
or thereof at his office in Lancaster before the
first day Of January, A. d. 1852.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBAUGH. Treasurer,
C. ". ard H. Rail ROad Compaay
NOtes.-Intcrest will be allowed on all subscrip.
tons Of Stock from the time paid in, until the road is
opened and in operation
And for the con, cnience of subscribers, JOEL L.
FRANKLIN, ESD of Circlevlle has been appointed to
receive the aforesaid insanent from subscribers re-
siding in pickaway county.
DANIEL MCLEAN, Esq, Of Washington, from those
ssah IN f Imu o IS"sc Soaip prE
Clinton county. JOEL RADEBAUGH. Treasurer
G ". ant H. Rail Road Company
Lancaster, November ~, 1851. 4w3O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
no TmE WIIos or FAIRFIELD
Now is the dime to subscribe,
ONE DOLLAR q sEvENTY-F1vE CENTS ONLY
Circulate the DOcnnen,s.


Locolocoism has unlimited power in Ohio. The
promises of that party are now to be tested. The
people of the State are deeply interested in the
result. and it is their duty To watch the move
ments OF those men who by the most unusual
means have obtained control of the State Govern
ment.
WHTGS OF FAIaFIELD 1t is your duty to
watch their movements aud be prepared 10 resist
any unlawful power they may assume and pre-
vent them from practising their former Peculations
upon the public treasury. At tthis time, the State
finances are in a prosperous condition lit will be
well lor the people OF Ohio that designing men
do not change the present condition OF things
Circulate the documents. Let some good Wing
PAPER be placed in the hands of every voter and
every family. In this way and this alone, will
the Wing party he prepared for the next cam
pagn 1t will be highly interesting aud i'm
portant contest. and no pains should be spared
tn give the vote of Ohio for the Whig candidate
for the Presidency.
We want tn place the GaseHe in the hands o
every voter. The opposition by oil means il
their power by their speeches, their press, theiI
office holders and olficeseekers. are laboring in
cessautly TO produce disaiFeclion and luke warm
ness in our ranks, aud the only remedy is 10 cir
cuIate among the people THE FACTS. in orde
that thess efforts may be counteracted.
No man is too poor to take paper; no maj
; should be wiihnut one in this crisis, L0cofoisu
has tho power and must iIlh its promises, or b'
exPosed. But what gord will this do, unless w
can reach the publiBby the pnhc pressl Then
Wings OF Fairfield. let the circulation Of the cou'
ty paper be increased in every part of the cuun
ty, and cur word Tor it. the result of next year
electnn will not be two.thrls' Whig vote.
TERMS. Strictly in advance sl75 per yea
During the year 81. We still continue our oic
to Postmasters whn will t.kc an interest in il
creasing the circulnlion Of the paper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Fresh Arrivnl of Books.

NHE undersigned has jus opened at his Book Store,
4 opposite ShG.Ger's Hotel, an EXTENSIVE AssoRT-
MENr consisting Of every variety of Stationery and
School Hooks and very large and excellent lot of
MisceIlaneons 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.
The public may rest assured that they can Obtain
at the above oand every thing usually kept in store
of this kind aud at prices low as at any other es
lablshment in this region
Thankful for past ivors. the undersigned hopes to
merit continuance of the public patronage. bya
faithful attention to business and a disposition to
please all who may favor him with call.
JOHN SEARLES.
Lancaster, November 90, 1851 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
TnouBlE IN Tnt BmrIsn ENoLTsI

TRouBLE IN Tne BRIrIsn ENGLEn
CABINrr. = Effect Of Lord Palmer'tO"'
Relly 10 K0ssHtA 1t is stated important
changes would certainly have taken place
In the Russell ministry, about the lst insi.'
had nn, the French revolution occurred
A letter In the Philadelphia American.
London. Dec S. says:
During the Knssuth demonstration in
I,nndnn the citizens of one Of the metro.
pnlitsn burrnughs presented al address
10 Lrrd Palmers,on. ngralula,ug the
Foreign Secretary for having aided in
the liberation of Knssuth aud his com.
paninns. II appears that Lord Palmer
sInn, in his reply, used lew imprudent
words. which gave great offence in the
Cabinet. IL the course of his remarks
he said, in effect, (f'r quote from mem
ory.l that he heartily participated in the
universal sentiment uf sympathy that had
been expressed fnr the constitutional and
liberal cause Of Hungary. 1t was attempt
cd tn he proved that the reporters had
moi given lord PaImersiou's words cor
recIIy; but on an examination Of their
original notes, and on comparing one
with annlher. they were found to agree
together A Cahine, Council was called
and it is said, warm language passed be
tween the different members.
ia also reported that Baron Brunnow
the Russian Ambassador. addressed for
nal u"ie to Her Majesty, complaining q
the Foreign Secretary's speech Th'
Carlton Club, too. it was stated. ha,
made the sentiments of that speech III,
foundation Of an impeachment! Ear
Grey exhibited great Indignation ut tn,
Council referred to. aud positively refused
to remain any longer in the Cabinet will
Lnrd PaImrrsrnn! 1t was agreed at
subsequent Cabinet Council, that two q
three members should retire; hut Just a
lhsi mnmentGt was last Tuesday)he sub
marine telegram startled Ministers ant
sIl London by annn"ucng Revolution
in France! The British Cabinet was il
consequence saved!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01

RrCu MEN IN MAssAcuusETTs 1t is
estimated that there are in Massachusetts,
l496 persons worth $4,000 aud up.
wards. OF this number, 26 nersons are
worth million. OF the whole list, 705
(nearly hulr) began life poor or nearly so;
2S2 received their wealth by marriage.
Of the whole list, 90 are farmers, SO man
ufacturers of cotton, woul, &c, 463 are
merchants, rs lawyers, 81 physicians, 12
cIergymen, 42 brokers and spectators,
II publishers. editors, so shoe max ers
and shoe dealers, 10 tailors and clothes
dealers. Is carpenters, 8 masons, l3
butchers and provision dealers. Ia distil.
lers. Those put down as benevolent are
37s. Old bachelors, es.-ClevS Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
OLD CHECKERED

9Q0GOoaun9 630@u9s
THE largest lot of Fresh, Fancy, FALL and WIN
i TER CLOTHING, and Furnishing Goods, that
have ever been offered in this city, Is TO be had
at the Old Chcckcred Furnishing Store, at very re-
duced prices. We Aatter ourselves, that when you
examine large assortment YOU will do us the JUS
tce, In saying that such splendid stock Of CLOTH
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 Il no article wora by man or bog but
DhGt zoe can furnish you at the lowest possible price,
COBLEAAN & co.
lancaster, November 10, 1851. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-01-01
Estate of Zacbarinh Shugart.

an the 4th day of October, A, D. 1851, the court
We common pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohm, declar-
ed the Estate Of Zachariah Shugart insovent Credi-
tors therefore required 10 present their claims
ganst said Estate to the undersigned for allowance,
within six months roa tho 4th day o October, 1851,
or they will not be entitled TO payment.
JOHN SHUGART, Adm'tOr
ofhe Estate Of ZachariGh Sugdrt. deceased
October l6. 1851, 2m24