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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

II Agrippa, the great magician, had a
depicted But miracles pest and people are no
quite look at themselves a. they are In those u
q his PIE MUM Daguerrean rooms No sS3 Broadway.
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CoUP DE SoLEIL.-A fatal case of coup
aes oeil occurred on Wednesday at O'clock. A man
at work on Green Point road fell and died In half an
hour. DR. Schapps, the Coroner, held an inquest
TIE men at work In Cypress Hill Cemetry were
struck but are living The other cases In Williams
burgh mentioned yesterday are yet living
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tprr EuRop.-1d difioaal. /

r. June sap OF the West, Eo-ns New York.
sal-d stk, louisiana, Bzrstos. New lork-
he Hepason Frznecoi Hezy Cay, HI, New fort
IN IL ,.r ostsrd boand lth Henry Cay, H ss YOrk
IaSy Rns.~i sppo 90 Haven, Rcser, Do fsnny Nc
C.vsb.u 81 Ou-~n al tp~ Is-s He~tsou san Francsco.
Ion5ou Jun. inward Poshoy, PondeKtsr Bost0a
ca. Sd Botaisis Alvey, Nesport and hsr forL .
Brds EkzAb, Brace bro~n Cadz and Ced si@is
M -, Athsps, Wy naE, Clsre-soo
cs,i.-Sl Ma "a o. krore, Hegper, Ss~York.
Cusiavss-An Nay css Hak~,t IsG eh4sss CtaI-sss
o. rBnoaf- RoJ-, Sey~r-gn fe~ Ysrt ~ banssrf
a. a ~ta gtefr. tende1 f1r se~ Ic-t
No.. q. fs-r p A. ifss. rsssos. Wy
MN ssrhnf-d, hieltist 5ss4f
h~srr sc 4sstefsa, $40 CerHh. Case "a "a.
49, ar BE- less.
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pIRD.

nsras Of he I7h last. AsSr, vdO~ Of hs late JoAa
Nesfe
Her hnss aad no.s Il her soaskw l. cosnstock
s.ed snsga rssjence % The issr No. ~
yrdAy, ls;b oe<k, r. n. forsrs
psSvuss siSal,Sy Ckesst ., tnP.H
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Nv telegraph.

ReE Yofk.
CHARLESTON Juse ISL .hp sslissn, bnEs Rslaen, Car
,sr AL Tybe. NeTck hafs, Yry, sod Jog'isf bs''oa
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A meeting to
promote the Maine Law held In the North at Meth
odst Episcopal Church last evening, at which Hon. Mr.
Tester, Of Maine was pr esent and gave an address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

.LnAEAc.--...Tsm pAr
Bv,.Rise.-.. - ses...... "a MOou.-Risss.-- 10
Sandy Gov Island. .l0 ola Hell Gats..ll ga
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There has also been fair business 10 the leading Rail
wsy Bonds Of the United States which have Of late
acted greatly increased share Of attention in this
ket The transactions during the week have been
especially large in the Seven cent Convertible Bonds
of the New-York and Erie Railway the "coutro-
vertibe" being used sguy that the holders of tnes
bonds have the option Of converting them into the
shares of the company. IL may be noticed however,
that the greatest discrimination exercised by English
capitalists in their selection of the railway securities Of
the United States and but the preferable descrp
lions find any favor here. Subjoined few Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
CouRr CaIENpaR-THis Day.-Su-

766, 775 734 $50 GEO. 7gl 1872 793 1914 795 796 1871,
79e, 7o9, 600 6Ol s02 600, e04 sos, so6. 807 elo,
n2 3d. ems, SIC. sl7 sls, $40, go e2 s22 823, s24
LIB LAY, l42I, l123 l25 49, l429, l43l, l493
Lass ll37 II37l1. Part III Nos 1872 800, el4 $40,
eae $50 s34 $780, ss $40 s42 sfs, ESQ., $50, S54, sol
Crpcurr CopRT-No change.
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WILL be SOLD at AUCTION, Jaus

WILL be s s0Lp s a. A y. ,.% J s.
Hail" the COUNTRY SEAT and STORE, together with \
Tenant House and i6i OF Land owned BY the ss
Capt D. g. SHEARSAN, situated In tho 81 w zzhaf-
tor Dptchsss County. the tunpike, seout miles ron
the Dover and Harlem Railroad In the vicinity Of good
school the Store commanding Of the best siaatsns ts
the country business with Post-Otce attached Tho
house GOOD repair buildings snd eaces entirely nsw
and the land highly improved with the PRIVILEGES o. oa
water aud ice house Also large collection Of the choe
kinds OF fruees For further partieulArs apply 70 H. h
SHEARMAN. on the premises, or TO
GEO WOOD, No. Liberyd, Hew-foft
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paintins, &r.


ZINC PAINTS-Wanantcd r~ .
IL The NEw-JERsEY ZINC co, wrehr y y
oeyst- are prepared 70 supply their Zine Run" =
sstng prices;
No. White. ground In oil, &C. per pound
No. White, ground In oil, To- per pouna
Brown and Black, ground 10 oil, ose pr
DRY White VI Zinc, &C. ycr pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT, - -
Afsr thorough test IN Europe and the Os.n,ssskno6
been found 70 retain its beauty and proseenvs =
than any other CANT Yor whit-nsss and oninss -
riyxIed II 10 free from ell poisonous Pfopefu ~
sn6 DANGEROUS In other pigments; viii cover ~ -
from 70 10 100 per cont more spscs than - - -
bre much chesper 20 ne consumer AS ~6bge
will noe turn yellow, even WIEN EXPOSED ~ ~ Ws'p -
sssus Of coal kres OF the foul cir Of sbps ib -,
ground In vanish produces the porcslsan nann s,rsS
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC fAIrssue -
IN few hours form hard and soliS msta'ne 49,
wood brick iron ana other mstallic surfsosa
r thstr srs-orocf properties They srewscisIiy
usrins purposes having been found o rsas -
scfson Of ssit water, desrustvs 10 o<hH 49,
ssppied on liberal terms 81 xnA.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

ET DoNETTI's respectable troupe OF
Trained Animals at the place Opera House In the
All ride Of ccsss The perfection with which these ami
mas mimic the real and every day Of life is truly as
foxihpg and require 10 he 10 he believed They per
sprm every night and on Saturday afternoons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

CnILD GoRED.-A child eight years of
age wac attacked by in Morrisst yesterday morn
hug and severely min gled Several men succeeded in
driving the animal away and saved the life Of the child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Drp pop0s.

~ Il r. BOLDLY, No. 81 Catharine-st.,
VI respectfully invite the ladies of Newyork and its
vicinity inspection Of their large stock Of wide SILK
PRINCES Of the prevailing styles and present fashions
Frnzes Of all coors made order Black Silk Lace Ms 10
great variety, with general assortment Of Fancy Goods
cheap be found any other establishment 10 the city
L ACE GIMPS.--K o II l. S A T
"A 4 BROTHERS, No 48 John-st, have Just received per
steamer Hermann a large assortment Of Lace Gimps Of
very desirable colors and patterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Expresses.
WELLS, FARGO a. CO.'S OFFICE,


N7ELLS, FARGO a. CO.'S OFFICE,
w No. 10 Wall st-EXPRESS for CALIFORNIA
OREGON and the SANDWICH ISLANDS. by the u 8
Mail Steamer ILLINOIS, on MONDAY, June q, 1854
Rates greatly reduced
Our nextresuln Express for California no, will b s
by the u. Mail Steamer ILLINOIS, on MoND AZ men,
at O'Clock PM Through, usual, In charge OF one u ~
own faithful Messengers.
Shippers viii bear 10 mind that this Express have sdop
the plan Of sending Special Messengers through 10 pss
destination constantly ing and returning with the feCr
ity OF the Misunderstanding do that the interests Of CO
by otrer Expresses that send esnf
10 Aspn all only and allow freight 20 take oftssf sn
peTs by EXPIRES assIfed thar their freight v S
remain the Isthmus for six and eight week. has ben
the case repeatedly by other Expresses
Another great advantage clumed BY our kxoress us
fact that BY an aTrar cement with the Pacific Mail ssn
ship Company Express Freight takes prscedencs o. ~
other from Panama 20 San Francisco the UHitee ss
Mail Steamers thereby avoiding the risk OF detention % mo
Istbmus
All Freight to 20 forward by Express ny the stesaa
ILLINOIS, on MONDAY next, should be delivered 10 use
fore that day to enable to comply with the ooYsfnms
small parcels recsivee up to o'clock NJ Of the day
sailing -,
No charge to customers for Consular certhesi'' ND
Custom House fses - ..n
WELLS, FARGO n co, No. ls Walls
~ B-Packages should be made waterproof and not ~
coed i25 lbs weight or54 cubic feet measurements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

BuRNED.-A son of Justice Chambers
vas severely burned, on "Wednesday night by acct
den,sy setting IRE to alcohol which had been putupon
his back to remedy the bite of worms, Of which he
complained Mss Chambers was also somewhat
har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

Tax RATIFICATION MEETING.-Ad-
dresses were delivered BY Gorham Parks, of Maine /;
hessrs. Blscknsn and Bantow, of New.York Judge
oshers Of Jersey The audience. banner bearers and
crowd generally, that attended the gathering will
probably be old enough TO vote 10 1850, they live and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
HTTELLS. FARGO q COMPANYS

M Ellis, rhhOO /" NO'ii
\ foi H2Ft STOCK coMP any CAPITAL 5000
Once No 10 WaILst Nsw.fofk.
pIREcToRs
Henry WeDa WIN O. Fsp0
Johnston Livingston, James hekv a.
Elijah p Williams Alpheus heynoA
Edwin e MORGAN. Alex NJ c. saan
Henry ID. Rice. -.
EDWIN b. MORGAN, rfexae'A
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary -, :. ...s.
This Company, HAVING completed ia oIesn1aton = 800
u now ready 10 undertake general Espfes rWs -
Agency and Commission business the pufch~ss us -
God-o1st Buhon and Bile Of Exchange me Peys.as
collection Of Notes, Bills and Accoonsi ne pns. ~
God-dust Bullion and specieslso PsckateA rrs'~sks,
feighs OF al descnpuoBs In md between the vti -.
York and the City Of San Francisco, and ne ennea s a.
and towns 10 California; connecting AZ New ron % ~,
lines of the American Express Company, ths hsmese -
pres Pullen Virgil Co.'S Northern and Cansns ~
and Liyinsston Wells Co.'S European Express = "A
They have established Offers, aid faithful AseuH "a
the principal cifJ-s snd towns Throughout the -,
die ane Western States and Cshfofns energetic sa
fal Mess nge,s furnished with iron chests Tor me -
treasure and other valuable packages seeompssJ n
Express npon ali their lines, a. well In Csnbns
Atlantic States. .~,-x -
SAMUEL P. CARTER, for many {esn e.osnanss1sys''W
the American Express Company and i. W. WAs,nSSs1s
late OF the Bank OF Syracuse have been sppoinssa
Agents in California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Qarpftings, Oil GlotAs, or

ELOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. a p,..S
T. RICE 4 CO, Pstsatses, You'd noe r..,1.sssn y
.ocnee % tho rsae shsl they nave oetaincS - -
eesidofssnm OF printing Floar OH Cloths ), Nsrss-
wnich ~ ELEGANCE OF hnish have s~sa ssesIsS -
vhish they are nov oaerins together With sr,s -
abe soca OF Clothes tom 70 fss Vida q -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Removals..

-EoRGE CLAY, Surgeon Dentist, hss
~ rsrn9y-d fon No II uriverxty-pss. % No S CIR.
n-eiAee, euast between University plscs snd s<Asv
R EMOVAL.-H. SINCLAIR & co.
~ ornamental Pasterer, ees leave 20 assu tAssr C,,
tome ara the roone eenrry, that Ia soosesososs AZ ths
No Sl4 Broadway, 70 ths euidins No S PSI Ia a
where we natrer ourselves have = Iarse ss az -
establishment Of the kind IN the Cnited ssf-s 10 h,A -
constantly making additions We wusId r..pest,sIr
invite the Puhle, b-ore choosing COR csss
ofCenfer Pieces Cosn'ee osnsnents> Brokes he vksA
prepared 70 sell on reasonable tsrms
n. s.-PGtienl1 sttsntoa psis 10 Orders rom In
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
GALE of the wool. GRO WERS'

SAL + of the WOOL.GROWERS'
OMANUFACTURIN0 ESTABLISHMENT, 1t Lin
TIE FALLS. herkfner County, NewfoTs, on the " Say
Of AUUUST nextThe entire property Of the late swc
Growers Manufacturing Com ,any offered for s<s By the
Trustees for the creditors The Mater Power 6aad BaS
tngs, Machinery and entire spparstus form sweaLsnlse&
and very complete establishment for the akcfars o.
Wooden Goods Tue main Building is Of stous u By 10
feet FIVE stories high including basement aud snc md COO
ains nine full sets OF WOODEN Machinery all Of the
proved construction and 10 excellent condition rs
Buildings extensive and connodio Tor the parpss hs
which they designed Among them thoso 6f soa,
and rep-irins- sop wool los stoheusr
gss works packing snd office The Mhs warmed
throughout by pipes and ahtei bv saa The
power with the soft water for 10 ample end sxcesnt
The entire cost exclusive Of and ground 80
over 600 The Company has been Dissolved sae the
tire property will be sold tse highest bddar the psms
ses on the THIRD DAY Of AUGUST next at 2oeloct N
A. LOOMS, JOHN REARDSLEE
NJ. W PRIEST, JOSEPH HlNOS
w. HERKIMER HENRY LEWIS
JAMES MONROE, Trustees for Credton ks.
Little Falls, June 8, 1882
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MANILA and WHITE {

M A NIL l. A and WHITE CHIN
lvl CHEW GRASS CLOTHS for sKiRTs.-Just 70
ceived few bales Of medium and superior quality the only
lot in the market Also Chaese Laquered Tea Poys; the
Essential Oh Of Camphor for preventing moths IN woolenA
for sale by FIELD JOHNSON,
Brokers and Commission In Canton Goods Of every
description, No. 81 Besvsrst, New-York, and No. 50
ksEketst, Philadelphia
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Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad per CT Mort
gage BONDS ...."...... 1860 JAN aud July 81 90
Newly ork and Erie Seven
per Cents LIST mortgage le69lS69 May and Nov 1911 1911
New York and Enc Seven
per eta ID MORTGAGE. 1852 MAJ. and Sep. 90 100
New-York and Enc Seven
per eta Csnvertibles.. 1862 Jan. and July 9Ol Oh
Michigan Central Eight -
per CT Convertibes... 1850 Apnl and Oet 81 va
Ohio Central Seven per -
Cents. 1901 rec. ana aug ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

A. s,ltaysoa Tysaty-Deputy Marshal L;oas Mfesseo
= rsv~,sssau ard brought 20 this CITY ths forenoon
mar named Thomas Cais, claimed by the bnnsn y,
srpuspt ss fugitive from justice, haviog stot ., ana
ordsd person in Ireland IL IL said, some eight or
an ponfhs ago He IL held for examination
E1esss Of Passesg~s -Process wasissued against sne
American ship Portude. and Cspt "m. a. Lore, mr.
commsnSer CHARGED with having brought excess OF
n passengers on her late voyage from Havre An ex
cess Of % passengers for the ship and also renders
the Captain personally liable. The excess u denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

~ ct No 20 Broadway, near Prnce-.t the entire COO.
tents OF the House, embracing large assorsnt Of sysy
description Of Goods necessary g Hoas-keepns-
Bureaus Wsh stsnds Rockers Psrlor Chairs treueh Bef
stesos BEDS Mattresses &e, Gilt GasseA Mantle ops.
ments, &C., &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
supyRroR CouRr-Before Judge Bos-

~vor,h = cbri fan Brand art Hudson Rir1 Rstroad Co.
-Pkh,if. grocer. on 25h Nov last, vas driViog 20
As wagon on the Hudson River track the wagon BENG
loaded with provisions and groceries wnen near ~
~ the WAGON was overtskep By fourhorse car; te
Mai. ne and biz borse and wagon and contents OF aer
we're forced seniDst pile Of brick (which bad pre-
vepted pissrfif getting Of the trsck) thrown down
snd baself and horse injured, and much OF the pro-
pxrty he ssys destroyed Action Is brought 10 recover
asmsses For de sc was said that the fault was In
plxinfif himself Sealed verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

tF Henry Zob Hell este pilot reports thai on yesterday,
fThusd.s opposite Hcuptesd Bay discovered aore and ~
ppr and toward ia bursa admit ard sbaadoasd her
nzms :angeH The b AID orsal s ani me vessel
appeared Be perfectly tight Her situation nag afe ~en con
q the quz q tie cay Mr. L. ia ao Ss
where she hslet from.
- The ship Emma Fe from Liverpool saw ne pactstsh1
Isaac wshb ron Lysrpoo Monday 0fns si 81 Ae eAst
eud " Lnns IslsnS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
Arrival Of the Europa

NEW YORK. FehruIay T.
The Europa arrived nt Halifax last night, bring.
ing one weeks later intelligence Cotton very
buOyunt. FlOur-ArSe operations Americaa
advanced one shilling light stock and extensive
expectation to North Europe. Curn unchanged.
Since the arrival oI the Niagara. wheat Is in active
demand at tu 81 advance; red IS Cd Ia e. 2d
Beet inquired fnr-stock luw-waned. Bacon
slightly improved
FRANCE DE Merney and Fould left the Min.
siry, aud were replaced by de Persigny aud Alb.
baucra. A new Ministry had been formed by
decree. Tie O,elns Family cannot possess pro.
pcrty OF any sort in France, and are bound IN sell
what they possess within one year. Another de
children and appropriaes il 10 other purposes. -
The DEGREES are countelsigned by the new Minis,
try of State Cussahiauoa. Duchess Of Orleans
dowry three hundred thousand francs, continued.
PARIS. January 3.-TEe reported change Of
Ministry aud measures regarding the Orleans
family cnuses n painful seusation No lear, nj
present. OF hnsttIes in other countries. OF the
300 900. 900 from the family Of LOUIS Philippe.
10 900, 0OO - security Of succor, a part for i'm
pavement OF lodgings for working classes, 3O,
900 900 u a credit Of Four er 5000, 900 tO the
clergy aud the renainder to retired soldier of the
Legion Of Hunur.
A secoud il not third attempt on the Presi
dent NapnleOn's life has been made II is stated
that M officer hal snapped pistol N him as his
cnriage was coming INT Of Carnnsa. Rumor
was rife, in Paris with all the details, also, that
the wife of au ex.preIect had tried TO poinarJ
him.
The news from other parts Of Europe as re
ported by telegraph, do not possess any special
interest.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
The wheeling RrIdge Case.

WASHINGTON, FeDrnnry
Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of the
Court The OPTION is that the bridge is an oh
,tructinn to the nrvig tion Of the waters Of til e
Unitei States. and that such obstruction was IA
violation of the oommnn right 10 navigate these
waters, aud is unconstitutional. Chief Justice
Tancy aud Justice Daniels dissented from the de
cisinu Of The Cont. aud read contrary opinions
subsequently Reverdy Johnson suggested to the
Court that il remained 10 be decided whether the
bridge should not be continued. il is Construction
should be so altered as IN permit vessels to pass
without himlrance or delay. Th- counsel on the
part Of Pennsylvania stated If the Court should
entertain this question he would wish 10 be heard
in relation To ii. Mr.. Justice Wayne remarked
as one Of the majority Of the Court lie was %
opinion the question must be decided by "A suit
After some further conference. the Court stated
that the point would be taken into consideration
Argument in the q lines case closed. Result IA
icct Of speculation. both parties being conf
leul OF a favorable verdict.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
GREAT CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
Steam Factory for Sale.

IF not sooner disposed Of at private sale, will offer
i at public auction, at the door OF the courthouse in
Lancaster, on Saturday the 1871 day Of Adrrh nert,
my Woollen Factory, for sale.-Ths property is on
Broad street in the city Of Lancaster directly the
Hooking Valley canal and near to the line proposed
for the location Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad within the city Limits Of Llncas.
ter. 1t is pro ded with good Steam Engine, -Four
Double Cardng Machines and Pickers, one Condenser
and Jack, Two Power and Two Hand Looms, Fulin,
Mill, Shearing and Mapping Machines, aud other aid
and conveniences for manufacturing purposes. TIT
building is constructed Of brick and frame. and has
connected with il, Dry Dock for repairing cans
boats. The business carried on at this establishment
has competition within said city OF Lancsser an,
none within many miles thereof-and the iacilitict
for obtaining cheap and abundant supplies fuel nnr
stock, unsurpassed by any similar concern in tho
State Title is indisputable and unincumbered On
payment Of S2tEO in hand, the purchaser may have
almost his own time for the residue. Possession
given on the ist April. 1862.
For information apply to the subscriber, to JohH
D. Martin, lancaster, Ohio. have Tor sale, rent
dwelling houses nearthe above Factory.
GEORGE RING.
Lancaster, Ohio, February 4, 1852. 20
r-FOhio State Journal and Ohio Statesman, publish
ally for weeks, and send bills to this Office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
Yn,nah,e Farm for Sale,

TNIE subscriber offers at rrivat sale his valuable
1 farm siiuatad about two miles south Of Lancas-
ter on the Logan road
said farm contains l97 acres of goo land about 100
acres cleared about 20 in grass Its imprnve-
ments consist Of a large Brick Building, large Barn
and other convenient on houses. A good fountain
pump which meyer fails, is situated immediately by
the porch The terms and payments will be mads
reasonable.
In connection with The above, Mr. NEHEMIAH Can
will dispose ofhe adjoining tract ofI29 acres
Of equally as good land either to the same or differ
cut purchaser. The two together viii forla a com
pact farm of 326 acres. The improvements on the
latter are Frane House, gooi Baru and other out
houses. GABRIEL CARPENTER.
January S, | 80 35f
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12

CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT FoR
HoRsEs. The National InteIIigencer
says that, notwithstanding The cIamnr
ganst one of the Bureaus Of The Cavern
menl as to its want ut vig"r in adjusting
such claims, there has peen paid ou; ut
the Treasury. since 1885. The sum of trC
hundred and eighty fire thousand d0''ars
for horses lost in the military service. 1t
is understood. too, that large porpnrtinn
of the claims presented are clearly not
prOrided TOR by the existing law.
RAILROADS IN VRGINIA.-lt appears
from the late report Of the Board of Pub
hc Works of Virginia. that in that State
CTS miles of railroads have heen already
completed, and that 637 miles are now
under contract. The capital stock OF the
railroad companies amnunts To STAG ll7-
100, in which the State has an interest u!
$7.364,4 SO. Besides her railroads
the State has S72 miles Of canals already
constructed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
t1
rn--snnsls.uH-tru sE,nn. EssIH4as-s -
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the Stockholders Of
~ the Cincinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road Company. that an Instalment Of ten per cent,
upon each share of the Capital Stock of said com pany
is required to bs paid to the undersigned, Treasurer
thereof, at his office in Lancaster, before the
FIRST DAY OF MARI Ii NEAT, and like install
men of ten per cent every sixty days thereafter
til the whole amount is paid up.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, W. & GAINESVILLE Railroad Company.
NorLs-Interest will be allowed on all subscrp.
tons of stock, from the time paid in, until the road
is opened and in operation. ....-.
And for the convenience of subscribers JoEi. L..
FRASKLIS, Esq, OF Circlevie, has been appJ'iTted
to receive instalmens from subscribers residing in
Pickaway county.
DANIEL McLEAN, Esq , of Washington, for those
residing in Fayette county, and
LAwNLNcE FITzHUGH, Esq, of Wilmington, FROM
those residing in Clinton county.
JOEL RADEbAUGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, W. 4 Evansville Railroad company y
February 9, 1852. Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-12
OBITUARY.

DIED On the 9th nsi near New >al-iu, Fair
field county. Ohm. Mrs. ELIZABETH FRANCE
wife of Mr.. Charles France. urlnerly the wife %
Col. Abran Pitcher, wn, for many years resided
in Lancaster. Ohn
The deceased had far mlny years been war
thy member or the VI. F. Chnrch: during her s.
long aud painful 81, kness she evincrd mare ilan
ordinary Confidence in Gud. anil died v iih full
assurance of glorious immortality. NJ. D.