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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-25

[WILLIAM TATE
FRED. TATE Il BROTHER,

TATE q BNOTIfEH,
(Lafe of Huntsville, .iiabana)
ATTORNEYS LAW, LA GRANGE, FAYRTrE
COUNTY,
MILL prompt
W in Fayete and the adjoining
N B. Particular attention paid
l6--d3m
DANKING-HOUSE G. w. PAlRO.-WILLIAM
- NOURsE this day u partner Banking
change House of c. w.
Quoted in the name of Pair0 & Nourse.
JANUARY l6, 1852.
The Banking house of PAIRO q NOURSE is for
business
made and bills purchased all principal Of
the Union.
Land purchased sold Of
longer
Land warrants wanted
Ian l7--dlm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-25

QY- Bible Iectures.-Mr. Gallaher,s second lecture
Bible Themes win be rven this morning at II O'Clock
Presbyterian Church, ~ Subject The Of lssh
particularly Joab, the seneran chief armies Of Daya",
Jan %
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NOKE, Tar, and Lime hand and for sale at the
" Washington works-rhe coke fuel intense
gntes readily charcoal The coal tar is used
chiefly &c The lime,
being highly imprenated with ammonia IL great value manure
h ordinary lime when used for that purpose
&c
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-25

o. The Annual Charity Sermon viii he deliver
IN 81 Pancks Church, Sunday morning. INST u d
BY The Rev. Mr.. Lynch, OF Georgetown College.
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Canton Mattings, Floor OiIcloths, CsrPeting &C.
THE receiving, per schooner Statesman,
from New York
50 pieces - heavy white Canton mailngs
do
20 DO Ga do do do
20 do red checked do do
54A64do do
10 do - do do
do super English oilcloth, 10 feet wide
super American oilclot from twelve to eighteen feet
Is lowprced ocloth from three sir fee,
10 do Cocoa mattngs, for basement, SC.
constantly full variety OF i'm
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry tapestry English and American Brussels
low
priced hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid together
furnishing which we
fully determined offer good terms as
dealers N county, ~
Anil II III
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-25

DILxs. sILKswe have in the richest sioes m. cow
~ dress be found 10 dry good house aH
Try, which will now and until the close Of he sesso'
grew '''''"'' y '''' cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, y"
Jan l0--3aw2w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Ohio LegIaIaiure.

SATURDAY feby. 90 --Senaie.--A lsrge nun
her ol petItons were presented. Several bills
were introduced aud read ihe iirs, time. Tue
Senate disagreed 10 tie House amendment 10 the
bill 10 revise the practice Of our Courts und com
mttee III conference was asked. The bill pre-
scribing The powers aud duties Of the Board ol
PnbIic Works was passed with the House amend
ments.
House.-The usual number of petitions WINS
presented Mr. SIeabsrger introduced series
Of resolutions tn auhnrize the people Of OiIi0 IN
vute. N the .rril ee, ton Tor or asnIs, tue ndop
lion u the Maine Law. The House passed the
bill defining the powers and onlies Of the B'1rd 0I
Public Works with few amendments. The bill
fixing the salaries Of members Ul the Legislature
was taken Ip and considered tor some tune when
the House adjourned.
! MoNDAY. March - SeAaie. After the pre-.
seutatUn Of petitions the bill IN relation to the
city oi Cincinnati was taken up aud discussed al
length. An amendment was alloUied 10 extend
the prnvsins of the bill TO cities containing over
30 600 inhabitants. The bill was then pissed by
Il party vote % 10 z. II was avOwed in the de
bate that the bill was passed for party purposes
| Several other bills were considered. but nc
| final action had thereon. commitment, II wa,
received from DemHs Adams. Jr., denying tb,
charges il Pages memorial realive to the Colum
House. - The tax ill WINS taken up. but agIil
laid upon the table, as the Senate was cpns deriut
a similar bill.
The Cincinnati bill was pissed with the Sen
aie'S amendment Tile Constitution is IN tn
hands ol lis frieuds."
The salary bill was considered a. some !engt
and liUaily ordered 10 third reading.
TUESDAY March . 2--Seaate "A large numbe
Of petitions were presented
The till 10 repeal Ia, tax on lawyers and ply
siciHns was passed
The bill for the erectinn of two additional Lr
naiic Asvums was tuliem mp and considered d
length. 1t was ordered lo he engrnssed- yeas %
nays3 3. 1t provides, rs il n"w stands, for IN
north und tie other south Of tue National Road
appropIihtes $i0O 600 aud fixes the limit oi til
cost at 5000 600.
Replies To Pages memorial were presented b
Mr. SWAY lie and Mr.. Noodle. denying The allesi
lions.
The Senate agreed 10 the House amen'lme'
fixing the per diem OF members at 81, except I'll
Lieut.. Governors
, HuusE.-A large number urpetiions were pr
senied.
The salary bill passed The House alter strkiu
nul all but the per diem oil members
, The bill To repeal the act authorizing the pnI
licatun Of The general laws IN county newspi
, p-rs was indefinitely postponed.
The bill 10 incorporate colleges &c, was d,
bated at length, An amendment was adupte
making Stockholders individually liable to III
amount of their stock.
The bill authorizing special sessions Of tn
Court Of Common Pleas, was passed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
AnuIyALrKcM CALEDONIA.

New YoRK February % p. M-Tne stra.
lner lrometheuS, from San Juan, arrived nj | |
o'clock this morning. She b'Iugs dates oi the 2d
Instant 334 passengers s32 900 on freight, mud
about $40 900 in the hands Ut passengers. Tie
slnop Of war Albany. sailed from San juan On
the 9th leaving no American vessel ut war there.
4 rumnr reached San francisco the Isl Of Feb
rlary. that a revolution had occurred among the
Murmnms at Great Salt Lake, The Mprmons
were arriving aud rIrtifying themselves They
published declaration OF Independence, in which
they declare full determination 10 sci up IA repnb.
lie.
The miners at Sacramento were meeting with
great success. and We're working night and day.
| Mr. Weller, democrat, WAS elected Senator
from Calilurnn-7l 10 IL. The wings made IL
regular no.nination
Col. Fremont and family left San Francisco it
| the mail steamer Tennessee IN the ID inst.
NEw YORK. Macn 1.-The Steamer Crescen
CITY, from Chagres with $4,000 in gold an,
As passengers arrived here on Saturday Sh
reports that 400 passengers by the Panama wer
unable 10 get passage To California. The hig
rates for tickets are causing many Ia return home
for fear of their funds being exhausted TIL
agent sent with the pnssensers by The Pioneer
tu procure means To send them on, had deserte
them, causing much distress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
ArrIvaI fron Lnrnne.

NEw f0RE. MarcL2 The steamship franklin
arrived hom Southampton with lour days lsier
news. FlGur and wheai-limtrd t-tt,sncii1lis
dee liued Gd for flour aud ldaD2d lur wheat. Corn
ia lair requett al an advance of Gd. The apers
contain very incagre fepTls
The Arctic arrived nj Liverpool on the I7ili.
0 days and l3 bpurs--shortest "trip nn record.
Lord Russell introduced bill to organize tie
local nrililia.
The excitement ut The AT-iraliau gold digging,
increased hundred fold. Yield VI gold nmeilse
The Britt il Government has commenced prose
cutting the Irish press prnp'ei"rs. DHndhIE'
Denocrat was arI esied lor libel Un Government
1t is still sfiirme HAT Louis Napoleon h,s de
signs Oh Belgium aud has ,alsO made u perepptory
demand Oh Switz srland against which the Swiss
Government claimed tie Intervention Of Grea
Britain. The Daiy NerS hints that sDne grea
movement IN Paris would occur ubnnt the -
February. aud tina, orders had been given To- th
NsriJns Generals 10 be prepared. Fear Ol FfencI
Invasion It'll prominent iu the MUD oi llr p pu
lace aud Is by nu means limited 10 the !owe
orders.
Ia France. sTeatinieresl is felt in tue aPProaeh
ing elections.
The Queeu Of Spain has recovered.
The Town Of Tagos in Air ca, was almost to'a
ly destroyed by British squadron III tie 26I
December. The ships suffered severely.
Span is recruiting her army.
Il he threatening altitude Of France toward
Switzerland. creates c, nsdersble alarm. Tia
punishment Of all tlugees, a strict surveillance 0yr
newspapers and the suppression 0f all clubs a'
political associations is demanded
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Public Sale.

EDEING about to remove TO smaller residence J
ID will offer for sale, on Wednesday the 24h day
of March merit ofa stock OF well kept house.
hold furniture, consisting OF rising
90 yards of Ingram and Homemade Cdrpetiag;
Stair Carpeting of various qualities
so Yards of Mating; elegant Mahogany Wardrobe
3Dining Tables, rarlour Chairs, rosewood gilt;
neat and convenient Ladies' Workstand; :,
6 Dining Room chairs, green and gilt; Nashstand
9 Chamber chairs blue and gilt; Washstands to
correspond; Mahogany Lounges;
8 Bureaus; Bebsteads; Time Piece:
nice Desk and Bookcase, suitable for an office OF
Counting Room;
Some fine Paintings; Mahogany SideJoqrd;
Window cornish, ooking Glasses, &c
To nv friends in the countrywide rightly still low
cheerful wood fire. offer Franklin Stoves, Bras
Androns and Tenders:
To the industrious, / offer Reel large Wheel
small Wheel, also very convenient article TO
Twill sell at private salc between this and then
and articles will be open for inspection;
| Damask Satin Window curtains and cornish, ee
gant Pier Table, and do centre Table with Italia
Marble Top, Fountain Lamps, Astral lamps, nc.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock A. NJ. A credit {
6 months will be given FOR any sum exceeding o do
| lars, >. r. MAOChACAbN,
Lanca ,teE, February 90, 1852 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

Mong AGIrATIoH.-It would see m that
the consumption of time by Foote's res
olutions in the Senate, without any pos
sibility OF goUd resulting from the useless
discussion, does not satisfy the Honora'
ble members Of Congress who delight to
spin out the session. On Monday last
Mr.. Fitch, of Indiana, introduced in the
House Of Representatives the follow
ing; -
Re.o,Ved, That we recognize the binding ETH
cacy of the COmpromlse aud OF the Cons'Ilu
tion of the United States and believe 1t to be TIN
intention Of the people generally, as we hereb.
declare it to be ours Individually, to abide b,
such Compromise, aud to Austnn laws necessar.
to carry them out, including the provisions ot tn
delivery Of fugitive slaves aud that we dePreca'
all further agitation questions growing out Of Ill
provisions of the last compromise, anu question
connected with the institution OF slavery, us ul
necessary useless and dangerous.
In all probability, this resolution wi
consume as much time as the other. Th
Democracy have the power aud are
ways preaching economy. When WI
they practice what they preachl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

I OST.--Wss mailed by the subscribers, on the 9th
4 December last. in letter directed 10 David VIII
SON. Lancaster, Ohio, the following notes, viz
McElwain ( Stuckey's note dated Baltimore. March
90 1910, payable months after date, in lavor OF
Brooks, Son Il Co., for 81 ,l33 81 100
McE2wain Stuckey's note, signed also by VIM.
McElwain & Geo. Melvin vecurity dated Baltimore
January T. 1850, payable one day alter date in favor
of C. Brooks. Son & Co., for $3.50 37.lO0.
L. W. Hesgler's note, dated Baltimore, April 9, 1880
PAYABLE months after date, in favor Of {. BROOKS
Son & Co. for SI,42S 9l-10O.
Rawlings & Smiths note, dated Baltimore, Febru.
ary 49, l9l9 payable months after date, in favor o
c. Brooks, Son < Co., for 1868 47-l0O
Some Of the notes had various credits on them, but
none were endorsed By us.
Also, in letter directed and mailed same day u
NJ. A. Dsugherty, Esq, Cashier, Lancaster, Ohio,
note of Fielder & Wagner, uated Lancaster, Ohio
January 23 1851, payable 10 months alter date to
Brooks, Son & CO., and other creditors OF H. W. DE
yelling, for S266 g. 100, aud endorsed by us over
NJ. A. Daugherty, Esq.
Also in a letter directed to ]. r. Crawford, Esq
Cashier Athens, Athens county, Ohio, note OF f. )
Edwards, dated Baltimore, October Ia, 1851, payabi
3 months alter date for S343 n, in favor Of C. Brooks
Son & Co.. at the Athens Branch Bank, and endorse
by us over to J. R. Crawford, Esq
All ofthe above having been lost or stolen. the pub
lie are suoned against negotiating the said notes
as pa yment has been stopped:
| Baltimore Nd, February "a, 1852 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
vnlnnhle Farm for Sale.

TNTTE subscriber offers at private sale his valuable
farm situated about two miles south OF LancaS-
ter on the Logan road. ri,.,1 .hor, an
acres cleared about 70 acres in grass It's improve
mens consist of large Brick Building, large Barn
amd otber convenient out-houses A good fountain
nump which never fails, is situated Immediately by
the porch The terms aud payments will be made
reasonable. ~ c..
In connection with the above, Mr. NEHEMIAH CAR
pENTER will dispose ofthe adjoining tract OF Wy acres
of equally as good land either to the same or diner
ent purchaser. The two together will form com
pact farm Of 326 acres The improvements on the
latter are Frame House, good Barn and other out
houses. GAbhlLL NAAlA i14' use
| january s, 80 5ott
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Frnn NYn.I1InRinn

wAsHrSoT"N. March 1.-The personnl cnutrO.
yersy between Messrs Clemens aud Hhett. 90
SATURDAY.. concluded without the expected duel
Mr. Rhett declared himself conscirntiou~ly op.
posed To dueling having been member Of church
30 years. He feared God more tlIan man. mud
W d prefer to receive the disspprobaIi N Tie
latter Than Ia encounter the anger Of the l1rmer
The compromise resolutions were postponed
for two weeks. Nothing important done in
either House nf Congress.
WAsmsoroS. Feb. 27.-The Republic says
that Mr. Clsy'S health has lar improved that he
can leave his room aud walk out
The Judiciary committee oI the Senate hav,
agreed IN report bill declaring the population
Of California 10 be 1865 900. securing 10 tb,
State two meInhrrs Of Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Arrival from Europe
NEW Y,HK, Feby, %.

The steamer At lea has arrived.
FRAxcE Nothing of interest has transpired
in France brN Ond indications Ol slight disturbance
in the districts where the population was badly
disposed The Minister of the 'nteriur, In a cir
cular to the Projects, recommends them to use all
lneaus in their power To induce the people Ia elect
cnnd date approved 10y Government, and il ne.
cessary to have recourse To proclmaion
Aavices from Italy state that Tie French sol
tliers were held in great ubhorrence. The Pope
was disguSted with the imperllnence ot The
French officers Attempts had been made Ia as
sassnate French officers. The resignation ot the
Turkish Ambassador caused great sensatiun III
France. The change involves II fresh cumpca
lion of vexed questions. which had the effect ol
throwing them back to the sta, ting point
The London Times still talks in IA war strain,
and suggests an increase OF the ravai power in
the channel. English Iunds have improved slight
y: consols closed nr money on account 9S@983'
ioreisu securities generally iirmer.
From the Rio Grande.
BALrrMoRR, Feb 96.-The New Orleans papers
received by the Southern mail this evening. con
tain news from the Rio Grunde by the steamer
Fanny.
| Que nccountsIys that Carajhva has re.crosset
the Rio Grunde with GOO Americans and 2et
Mexicans, with such force there was little doub
Of his SUCCESS in the reduction of Matarnoras.
Kossuth at Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ~ Gov KOssuth arrived
at this place at two O'Clock He was cordial,
received 10y an immense assenibage ol our cit
zens.
Guv Wright welcomed him in speech, il
which he took strong grounds in favor oi the Kos
suh d0crlne. . ....
Kossull's reply is spoken of as one Of his YER
hest speeches He is the guest of the Gnveruo'
He leaves here ou Monday, and will address I'll
Hungarian Sucety at Madison that evening
From New York.
New YoRK, Feb 27.-Letters from Turkey at
nouuce complete revolution IN the governmel
OF the Sultan, Reschitl Pasha had been dismissed
> and tie French ministers was about 10 leav
Const1ntluope t.
Switzerland is threatened with the sanction I
France in the occupation OF It's territory by Au
trian troops
The Natives and the Pope
PHlLADELpHIA. February 26.-The Natives
Southwark held meeting tonight for the purpo'
oi protesting against receiving from the Pope
Rome the stones he is about forwarding Tor II
Washington Monument
4 Disastrous Accident
l. SYRACUSE, N. Y. March 1.-The Chnrch spi
o of ,he Uuitarian Church was blown dOwn on 81
1t ur,lay morning. crushing the building toa mass
ruin The adjoining dwellings were also crus
ed, one family escaping almost mlraculousy'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

AlS0--That valuable tract of land, part Of Section
No 81, Township No. 10, Range No. IS, in Fairfield
county Ohio, on which Thomas Wright resided at the
time Of his death. about one mile North of Lancaster
Containing 1874 52.IOO Acres, and two timbered lots
living on the East side of the tract last named and
East of the Poor House Road each containing AZ loO
Acres each.
Also-A lot of 25-1OO Acres, containing an ex.
cellent Sand Bank lying West of Mount Pleasant and
East of the old Milersport Road, detached by said
road from the farm above named.
Terms Of Sdle--0ne third part Of the purchase
money to b, paid in hand, one-third thereof in one
and one.hrd in two years. with interest from the day
of sale Immediate possession Sill be given, subject
to the rights of the present tenens, the purchaser be-
ing entitled to receive the rents accrung from the
first day of April For information apply to The sub
scribers. JOHN A. FETTERS,
SAMUEL WRIGHT.
Executors ofhe Estate Of Thomas fright, deed
| March 3, 1852 3wwlwd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
link & GIANI,
and Retail Grocers.

Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
VINK s. GAM have just received, at their estab-
~ lishment on Main Street, nearly opposite the
Hooking Valley Bank, full and splendid,
Assortment Of Fresh Groceries,
Such as Rio and Java COFFEE;
Golden Syrup, Sugar-house and n. u Molssses;
Loaf, pulverized and Orleans SUGAR;
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Young Hyson TEA:
Ground innamon' Pepper, Alispice, Indigo, Salera
tus, all kinds of Soap;
Swiss, English, Dairy and Western Reserve cheese
Cavendish, Twist cut & dry and Snuff Tobaccos:
Almonds Peanuts, Figs, Raisins, starch, chocolate
Rice;
Tubs, Buckets, Washboords, and Bed cords;
Powder, Shot, Lead, Gul csps, Spanish and hal
Spanish Segars, and large assortment OF NOTIONS
AlSo-a fine assortment o" Wines 81 Liquors,
such French Brandy Old Peach Brandy, Monon
gahela, Rye and common Whiskey, Gin Rum; Ma
deira, Port and Malaga Wines all of which we vii
sell by the barrel or gallon. We have also made ar
rangemenS to get our Wines and Br,ndes direct tron
| France and Germany ZlNh& GlANl.
Lancaster, March 3, 1852 4w39
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Township Election.

The undersigned respectfully announces him.
self to the independent EIector. ot Hooking town
ship. rs a Candidate for the Office Of 7 TRUSTEE,
at the approaching Spring Eiecton. He hns
been bong "A resident Uf tie t"wustip. aud la,
always taken a deep interest in ia welfare ard
prospcri,y-and should he lie fortunate rs I"
succeed in receiving nainrity Of the VOTERS. l'e
pledges himself To use his hest endeav0rs 10 dis
charge the varinus duties ni the utiic- with ecnnu
my. care aud humanity. THOMAS MILLER.
| February "a. 1852.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
srLrlsuNrss STRONGER THAN PAT

SELFIsHNEss STRONGER THAN PATRr
oTlsM.-For several weeks back, the
Ohio Statesman has been filed with Gu
lopies ofLouis Kossuth and attacks upon
those who oppose the object of his mis-
sion; lately, however, the theme has been
changed paper is now filed with
an account OF the editors own position
among the Democracy, loud calls for the
public printing and bitter attacks upor
all Democrats who are opposed to violat
ing the Constitution,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Information Wanted.

InFa female, named MARY BLOSSER, lunatic,
~ who has been in the habit Of wandering through
this and the surrounding counties for several years
past She is about 40 years of age, Of slender form
with black hair The subscriber is anxious 10 hns'
of her. as he wishes to place her in the Asylum. II
she has been maintained by any person, all reasons
BILE charges will be paid The last heard Of her. this
neighborhood was about year since
| DANIEL BERRY, Guardiaa.
| Lancaster, March3, 1852
! Ohio State Journal, weekly Herald, McConn Is
vile, Post Somerset, Courier Zanesvile. insert Il
the amount of one dollar and charge this Office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Rnal NOiicc.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition Will be
~ presented to the Commissioners Of the county OF
Foir6eld and State of Ohio, at their March session,
iS52, ying for the location Of county road
commencing at the Hooking county line on the Logan
road, near Mrs Custards, and running from thence
down Stover's Hollow, past Or near Mrs stoyer .
Saw Mill in Madison township Fairfield county ONO
crosSinI lanes NJ Pratts Min race at the "Written
rocl-tbence to the frame dwelling house ot sail
pratt-thence north along the private road now II
use until Il intersects tho Hooking county line
northeast of said Pratts farm the ridge road-in
tersecting the County road at the corner oi p"'le
Weserbarger's field. ,,,-,- ,r,,,1roNppe
February ., 1858. ="
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04
Petition for Divorce.
rREAT CHANCE roe a EARGAIN.
Steam Tacfory N0r sale.

ClSitii t.StSh9 ~SA ''''4N'
IF not sooner disposed of at private sale Twill offer,
at public auction at the door Of the court house in
Lancaster. on Saturday ihe 1871 day Of March nert,
nav Wooilen Factory, for sale.-This property is on
Broad street in the city Of Lancaster directly on the
Hooking Valley canal. and near TO the line proposed
for he location Of tre Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Zanesvle Railroad within the city Limit Of Lancas-
ter 1t is pro .ided with good Steam Engine, Four
Double Cardng Machines and Pickefs, Condenser
and Jack, Two Power and Two Hand Icons, Fulling
Mill, Shearng and Mapping Machines, and other aids
| and conveniences for manufacturing purposes. The
building is constructed Of brick and frame, and has,
connected with it, Dry Dock for repairing canal
boats The business carried on az this establishment,
has no competition within said city Of Lane ster, and
none within many niles thGreof-and the lsciitiee
for obtaining cheap and abundant supplies Of fuel ann
stock are unsurpassed by any similar concern in the
State Title is indspu.abie and unincumbered On
payment OF S2tN0 in hard, the purchaser may have
almost his own time for the residue. Possession
given on the ist April ls52.
For information apply to the subscriber or TO John
D. Martin, Lancaster, Ohio. have Tor sale, OF rent
dwelling houses neafthe above Factory;
Lancaster, Ohio, February 4, 1852. Az
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

wAsHisoros Match i.--Jadge Mclean deliver.
ed the Opini,h II the Snrre einr e.Hri upon iln'
PFaysr oiths C,ani-rl for tie BrHge Cunptny
'iia1 the Company musi elevate the bridge ~ u,
TO Iremii boH's pOssipg freely willr"a, hwerins
,hrT chimie)a. Otier points, relative io draws.
Nc were reierej 10 Chancellor Walw"rih. wai
inslrnclIous % report lhere0n ni y siaIrd limo.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

GEN. ScoTT TN DELAwARE.--The Wing
members ofthe Legislature Of Delaware
have nominated Gen. Scott as the first
choice Of the wings of that State for the
Presidency, and recommended that the
whig National Convention be held at
Philadelphia onthe l7.h Of June.