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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-24
Pittsburgh Mnrker

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2I.--Biooms S77.5O
per toni Jumps No. l 5000 and firm; PIP
Metal, Anthracite Nos 2 and 3, 24,Oo, sir
months.
Iron and Nails--Manufacturers have ad.
ynnced iron &c per ID, and nails SOC per key.
We quote accordingly: Iron common bar,
Sac; band ss@43c; hoop 4s@7c. Gas Pipe
1880 per foot. Nails, 10000 penny, 4,5O
per key; s TO 9 do, SIS; 8 to 7 do, 5,25; 8
penny, $50; Ado BIS; 3 do, 6,75. Spikes,
cut 8 TO a inch 5,25; D to 6 do SIS.
Window Glass at 2,I3@2,25 for sH 10
country, and other sizes in proportion
White lead in oil 1925 per key, red lead &c
per ID, and lilharge Tic.
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Cleveland mnrLn,

CLEV3LASn, February 2I.-Bsrley 56@
QUO; Cheese s9 Ioc; Salt $500 for fine,
colrse 1885, Fish. White $500 10; half bbls
5,OO@5'25; Goldfish 4,50@4,75; Lumber,
clear pine S25 NJ; I'd quality Sl7,Oo@ Is, 90;
common $1,000 N; Ale, Xxx $500; Stock
800; present use 800; White Wheat $50
96; red 93G94o; Whisky 2O@2lc; Clover
Seed 800; Flour, common brand 4,3oa445:
extra do 4,55@4,so; Lard 9k@lOc; Butter,
prime roll I2Ial4c.
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mituge composed of castor oil, calomel. ETC., arc not
aware that while thcy appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for a Sc
ries of disease, loss of sight, weakness of limbs etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the atten.
ton of all directly Interested in their own as well as
thcir children's health. In liver complaints and al
disorders arising from those Of bilious type. should
mike use of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack'y
Liver Pill,
lT"Be mol deceived,'' but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the. signature of the proprietor, J N. Hobensack,
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H. a. Fsrrslrs Celebrated ARABIAN Imminent

u, y. Ferrelib CeleDraten AtADlRn LlnlnenL
This celebrated medicine. skilfully composed az it
Is Of the most healing balsams and penetrating oils.
nov0r fail TO cure almost every aGiietion that could be
a~Lleviated by an external remedy. Its superiority
over all other Liniments is proven by the miraculous
cures it performs, and by the great and constantly in
cIehsing demand. There has been sold within the
past year more than Three Millions Of Bottles, and
there can be but few persons found who do not hestow
upon It the highest praise for the rare virtues 1t pos
sesses. Nothing, perhaps, since tho erection Of the
world, has been so successful as an ex'ernal remedy
for all nervous diseases, as this wonderful curative.
When app iadi ii instantaneou,lv ditfuses itself through
the whole system, soothing the initiated nerves. allAv-
ing th' most intense pains. and creating a most de-
lightful sensation Read the following remarkable
cure, which can be Sttested by hundreds who were
fully acquainted with the whole circum.tsnce.
CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF THE TONSILS
My daughter, when six months oil was taken wilh
a swelling in the tonsils, which grow larger and larger,
till when six years old sho had great difficulty in
swallowing her food. Every night watch was kept,
fearing she would s~uffocate. The best doctors attend.
ed her but coud give no relief. I took hor to tho
most eminent doctors in the East; they said there was
no he'll for her but to outgrow it.. With a sad heart !
returned homo with her, when she became so much
worse that the doctors had TO be called in again, they
means Of giving relief. My wife would not consent to
this, and she determined to try your Liniment, which
gave relief the very first application, and by contin
ued use she entirely recovered She is now 10 years
old and feshy and heS thy as could be de"lred. Your
Linimcnt 10 also the best In use for spTSins, bruises,
cuts, burns. headache, ETC., and II will remove the
most severe pain in a few minutes. II also cured
caked uddor in my cow in a fOw da vs..
Peoria March 90, 1919 GEORGE FORD.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of certain Deeds Of Trust from paniPi
ID Lewis TO us, dated December 10, 1919, we will
offer for sale at III. court house in toe city Of LAnrat-
ter, on Monday. February 70, 1865. tho fpliowipg
descIioed Real Estate. to,wii, Part Of In. L0tN9 81,
in the town Of RuShville. Fairfield county. Ohio, with
tho appearances and ds,cribed as follows: Begin.
ming a. the Southeast corner Of said In Lot No. 20, oh
III .Alley: thtnee West24 feet2 inches or TO The South,
east corner Of the Dwelling BaaSe: thence North
through said lot SO as 70 iaclvde tho Ware HOUSE on
the North end thereof % an Alley running East ane
West: thence Eask25 lee inches to an Alley: themes
South sloag asid'Alfey TO the place OF beginning.
Texans ~ Saie-Une third ofthe purchase money
~ band, onc.third in six, and ons- third in twelve
mouths, with interest on deferred payments.
WILSON & MUMAueH.
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" ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDERl---IM.
PoKANT TO DYsPEPTIcs.--Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LtEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by Us. I~ioUeHToN, M.
D ,philadelphia. This is truly a wonderful remedy for
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets, containing Scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical advertisements, a..
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TEETH TEErH!I TEETIui

R III CRiDSh DfNTIyT-oSIIcp nppo.
~ lite CLY's horn. n the 9 d stsnd. Those ~.
ing deeayed teeth as vel =, those who have 10 teeth.
are invited TO call. With the assurances tia, he ran 6i
~esriJus teeth 70 Asio cave them and render THIN use
fl during life Artificial tsaih inserted. from oas H.
a fall set, on gold plates. and Narrated 10 snswer the
purpose Of the natural organs in the INST sstisfstfory
manner. Being permanently located in IAneastsi
those having work dons will not incur ,hs riss Incl.
den. % the employment 81 TRANSIENT Dentists. lie
does not feel dispo8e-i 70 Ill teeth partly with tin foil,
snd then finish tie plug by inserting aIayer Of gold
on top, and then charge The price Of a gold plug, Ike
some professional m.n u great note and preiehsions
have been doing. FEB. 9 f6S3-6n39
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moan NOTICE..

NOTICE is Hereby given that there wilt be a poti;
IN ticn presented to tho Commissioners OF Fslri.eld
1853, for the location Of . county road, commenting at
the county ti1e, II Schwsrz's mill running west or the
South side OF Rushernek onths present travelled road
through the lands OF Henri Schwartz, Andrew kun
and William Richman. AM there TO interSect = county
road End then terminate. MANY CITIZENS.
February 2, 1883. AVIS
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LOOK ouT FOR coUNTERrEITs!

The public AFRO cautioned agssnSt another counter
d Edr+eWs ArdhiGn Eminent thp most DANGEROUS
Of all the countorteitS, because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy in good faith, wi hout the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will per.
haps only discoverl HEN error when the spurious mix.
lure has wrought its owl effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G.
Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor. and who'esa 9
druggist. No II Main street, Peoria. Illinois, to whom
all spp icstions for tgcahcies nnust be addressed. BE
sure you gel ii with the 'etter, u. q before Fsrrelrs,
thus--l. q. FARRELL'S--andh his signature on the
wrapper all others arc countcrfcits.
sod by &. KAUFFMAN Il Co, Lancaster,
md by r'gu ar authorized agents throughout the u
litod States. Price 2h and 30 cents, aud 81 p bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in avery town, vilsgr aud
ham ct in tho United States, in which one Is not al
ready established, Address n. G.. Farrell as ahovn.
accompanied with good reference az to character. r,-
SpoRsibi'ity, etc Feb 3-Im3D
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Sale of Real Estate BY Order Of Court

an the 21 day Of March, A. Z. 1853. between
" the hours Of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and four o'clock,
P. NJ. At the door Of the court house. in the town CT
lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio. will be sold to tho
highest bidder, the following real estate, as The prop
cry Of Martin Huber, dec, TO wit: A Fart Of tie
northwest quArtero OF section nine. in township fifteen,
In range eighteen. situate In said county Of Fairfield,
and ~psrticu arly described by metes, and bounds az
follows, to wit Beginning for he same at the south
west corner of said quarter section Aboys mentioned,
and running thence east forty-tTo chains tn 4 stone:
thence north nine chains and lfty.two links TO a stone;
thence west foiiy-two chains ard Eve | nks TO 4 post;
thence south nine chains and ~ffty-two links 10 the
pace Of beginning, containing forty acres, more OF
less subject to the dover Of Sarah Huber. widow Of
said deceased, therein as igned.
Terms Of SGle-0na-ihift cash in hand or tho
day Of sale, and the residue in nine and eighteen
months thereafter, with inieTes, from the day Of sac,
TO be secured by mortgage on said premises
FREDERICK HENDERSON,
Adin'tOr Of MdrfiH Hu6eT, der.
February Z, 1883. 81 5w4i
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C0MMERCIAL INSTRUMENTATION.
Lancnsfcr Mnrke1s

WEDNESDAY, February Awe have no
change TO note in any article. and the quota.
ions OF last week may be resumed. A few
days since, two lots Of fine cattle were dis
posed Of Of tho highest figures. They viii
be driven TO New York.
The bad roads check transactions. In the
retail market, prices are firm, and there is
some disposition to an ADVANCE in meats
Cured Hams are held at ll@l2, but we doubt
whether these prices can be sustained.
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TRLRaRAPHIc TNTEILIaErcR.
WhlR atnfe C0nYenfinn.

coLUMBus, January ss.-Ths Wing State
Convention has made the following nomI-
nations.
For Governor, Nelson Bsrrere
Lieut.. Gov. Isaac j. Allen
Treasurer, Henry BRAKEMAN;
Sec. Of State, N. II. Van Worries;
Attorney Gen, WIN. II. Gibson;
Supreme Judge. Franklin n. Backus;
Public Works, John Waddle.
W. ure indebted to the p~oliteness of the
Columbus and Lancaster operators for the
above dispatch.
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Estate of c. r. Greiner.

N0TICEis hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Adminiitrs
tor Of tho Estate of C. f. GREiSEn, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having Claims
against said Estate viii present them for settlement,
legs' y authenticated within one year-and all those
indebted viii make immediate payment.
WILLIAMGRAHAM, Admfor.
February 81, 1863 4,y40
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-24

Gen. Sanderson's Lcture.-Our readers
will not forget the lecture of Gen. Sander
son, to be delivered before the Lancaster
Literary Institute, on Friday evening next.
He has spared no pains to gather up items
of olden times, which will prove interesting
to the citizens of these days. The pioneers
of Old Fairfield are fast passing away and
but few remain. The labors of Gen. San
derson will preserve to the present and COM
ing generations many highly interesting re-
miniscences which otherwise would pass out
of mind and be forgotten. The present, to-
gether with his former lecture, will present
a valuable and interesting history of facts
and incidents connected with the early set
Element of this county.
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Estate of William Morrow.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been appointed ana duly qualified as Executor
Of the Estate Of WILLIAM MoHRow, deceased, ate of
Rushcreek township. Fairfield county, Ohio. All
persons having claims against said Estate will present
them for settlement, legally authenticated within one
year-and all those indebted will make immediate
pa ment. DAVID ALRIGHT, Executor
February "a, 1858 4w42
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81. Lnnis mnrLnt

Sr. IoUrp, Feb. ls-The supply Of pro-
dgce arriving is better. Sales Of 5000 bush
Wheat at 75as2. Super6ne -four sells at
4.ooa4.lo. Corr at 34a35. Oats 32s33.--
whisky lslc. There is nothing Of inter.
est doingin provisions. Mess Pork is held
at 1900. No. ! Lard, in barrels, at 9agk -
Nothing has been done 10 bulk Pork or Ba.
con.
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MARRIEO-

NJ Circleville, on the 18th inst. by the Rev nsd.
iiton, Mr.. THOMAS BURBERRY, Of this citv' and
Miss MARY ANN TEAGARDEN,o OF the former place.
formerly Of Brownsville, Pa
so Tom hA, gone at last add the cake received an.
hounced the glad tidings Of course. The happy cou-
PIE have our wSrmest wishes for their happiness and
prosperity, through life.
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LOCAL INTRIIIGFHcH.


The Wsather.-Tbe drizzling rain Of yes.
terday was followed last night by snow and
a keen north wind. This morning. the air
was cutting and severe. 1t has truly been a
wonderful winter, full Of changes from the
beginning to the end-now mild and warm
as summer, followed by a beautiful spring.
like day; then IN autumn atmosphere, cold
and drizzIy, and next a regular old fashioned
wintry wind-aItogether a miniature repre-
sentation Of the seasons Of the year, save the
budding trees and opening flowers, the wav-
ing grain and luscious fruit, the falling lea, es
and decaying vegetation, and all this some.
times within the space of forty eight hours.
That venerable gentleman, "the Oldest in
habitant," has never seen the like, and the
quantity of sunshine and OF rain, throughout
the season, has bafied the prophecy of our
best wenther-guesser and put at fault the
recoliections Of the most accommodating mem.
oriea.
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G-The Telegraph denies the allegation of
the Cincinnati Enquirer, that its ostensible
editor is a candidate for postmaster in this
city. How would it have been, had the
State been districted for Congress so that
DR.. Odds would still represent this county?
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STRAY RuLL.

SFRAYED from the subscriber. in Plea ant town.
ship, so nstimo last fall, a four year old Bull of a
light red color, with some white spots upon him and
,hick' heavy horns. A liberal reward will be given
o any person leaving word with mo or 1.-THE Gazette
Office. whore he may be found.
Fsbrn rs %, 1898 JOHN A FETTERS.
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A square couslsIs OF II Ilncs. Yearly advertisers
have the privileges Of changing their advertisements
four timss each year. Persons contracting by the
year, mutt engage for a certain space, toT which
they will be expected to pay.
An additional charge o'tW ,nty- i've par ant will b,
made where advertisements aPpeac regularly in
both papers. For price of advertising in the Daily
paper, soc terms on first page OF Daily.
JOB F~rinting.-ln this department. we expect TO
mako several Improvements. We shall endeavor
at all times toexecute the favors Of our friends with
g1T9mPinsss, n%e9tnes' and at the lowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS n1atly printed upon rOasonA.
b e terms.
BlankS.-We shall keep constantly on hand BLANK
DEEDs, and MoRToAoEs, JusTIcEs' BLANKS and
will be ready at all times 10 pr int to order SHlP.
PING Bills, HoTEs and such other Blanks a. NAV
bs required.
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EVANSVILLE, Feb. 22.-Whea.-soc per
bu The price of wheat is tending down
wards in all parts of the country.
Eiour-extra, 4,75; superRne, $50 per
Dbl.
Corn--3O cent per bu.--Conrier.
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Dissolution Notice.

VNHE eo-psrtncr-hip Of ARNEY Il CLARKE vas,
4 by mutual agreement. dissolved on the 3lst day
Of January, 1873 All psrsors having unsettled &C.
counts with said firm Will please call and sa,fie with
either said Arney or Clarke. one OF whom will be
found at The old Establishment.
AkNEY & CLARKE.
February 10, 1853 P1E Jo.HUA CLAHKR.
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pEREEMERY.

TENaE subscriber has just received = very bhe sH'
Il soTtment Of tbs GenEiae ROassel PeEfstnerfcS
con insisting Of genuine Beuf Mproz, genHinc Bears
Oil. Phil0eom5 and Beef Marrow PotAmade, Fine tx
tracts fOr. handkerchief, etc. etc
Nor. % o. V. KREMER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-24

Providence, Feb. l8.-The Anti-Liquor
Law passed the Senate to-day by a vote of
16 to 10. Some little alteration has been
made. 1t is to be submitted to the peo-
nile.
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06-A bill granting the right Of way to the
Pittsburgh and Steubenvillc Railroad has
been 'engrossed in che Virginia House of
Delegates.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-24

STARTLING MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-At the re-
cent Commencement of this Columbus in
stitution, the degree ofM. d. was conferred
on AZ graduates. The number Of students
in attendance the past winter, was l04.
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THE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Me.srs. Clarke. Wright

Messrs. Clarke, Wright i Co.,
LAVE AIKEN. for 4 term Of years. the Foundry
II owned by Joha Arnss, Isg situate ppon 10
iumJHs and Broad Sfresb. 10 tn. city nf Lancaster.
where they are determined "a BE- on hand with al such
articles in their lin, as the eounir, requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARlOUR STOVES,
SG-NILL GEARING. MACHINE
AHAS@ CASTINGS AND PLoUGHs q,
vsiious patterns. wSrTanted . superior srti Ia. toyeth.
or with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARKE'S CoThStalk and Straw Cutter.
An a'tic!e superior to all others Of the Kind In the
country, and oDs 10 which W. invite the special al.
teniion Of tae Iarmer. This machine for cuttinz
shock corn for high feeding or ~f.ftening stock, viii
ave from SOto 40per cent. Cord Fodder. when cut.
IS nearly or quite equal to hay for feeding either cal.
lie or horses, making an sere o! veil saved corn iod.
der worth two acres Of the bes' grown hny in Ohio
They are calculated for either hand or horse poxysr
Weare also preparing to furnish 10 order
McCoRMIck'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT.
TER AND Mo0RE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give uss.-iL Everybody give US . call.
auu GUY our goods snd wsres,ou plougks and shares.
and we Wilt try in turn TO buy your corn, your wheat,
your -four, your meat, your hay, your Dat ; Your
rag bank notes, or anght You may desire TO spafe, Of
broken pots and other ware. VI therefore have the
highest hope, without designing any joke, that you
will give a liberal share Of pstrotage TO us who sre
determined TO Do business on the most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT & Co
Lancaster, February 10, 1853 40
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Estate OF Rachael lIsoker.

NOTICES hereh given, that tAe undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified as Executor Of
the Estate Of RArHAEL ~RooxER, deces sed, late of
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having" elaimsa-
gainst said Estate will present them Tor settlement,
legally authtniieatcd. within one year, and all those
yil make immediate payment.
Febrlar, i7.-4w4I JOHN COOK, Executor.
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ReyERIEs OF A BACEELoR.

VOuNG mans counsellor. Partisan Sights ard
Il Frsnrh Principles, illustrated; Golden chain
links Of Friend hip. for sals at the city Book Store,
opposite hsEfsrS Hotel, 10y JOHN SEARLIS.
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STORE FOR SALE.

n NHE subscriber will sell upon reasonable terms
his Store in MlllerspoPt, Fairfield county, and
will sell or rent the bhilding in which 1t is situated.
The town Is situated on the Ohio Canal and IL an ex.
e%ellent point Tor transacting produce and other bust.
ness. j. KETNER.
Millersport. February IS, 1853 d&w
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@Gen. Pierce, it is said, has rented a
pew in the Rev. J.. C. Smiths new Second
Presbyterian Church, in Washington, which
he attended when Senator.
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0JThe attention of our reader is called 70 the ad-
vertisoment OF VIM P. CREED, Esq, agent for the
Protection Insurance Company. The true theory and
practice of insurance is, in few words, very correct
ly stated; and we recon mend our readers to avail
vel. tried Institution.
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New York Marker.

New YORK, d. 22.-Flour-Westeru
quiet and steady; 5,26@5,5O for Mich and
lndI b,3l@5,44 for Ohio. Wheat-Fair
demand for export. small sales r d Ohio l..
l6@l,l7. COrn-Good demand for home
trade; sales $4,000 Blu 81 a641 for New Or
leans; 65@67 for southern white; 65@66 for
southern yellow; western held at GO. Wits.
ky-Msrket dull and alike limited; sales SO
bbls prison 242. Pork-No change to note.
Beef-In steady request at uniform prices.
Lard less active and less buoyant lo55 ayioAc.
Butter plenty and dull 12i9I5c for Ohio;
10000 for state. Cheese steady s@9c.
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WANTED,

A BOY from fifteen to seventeen years of age, to
IA take q pace in a Dry Goods Store in this city.
He must come well rec mmendod. To a good boy.
a good and permanent situation will be given,
Feb 1S-lw j. C. HENLEY.
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0Six cars containing 500 bales Of cot
ton' were destroyed by fire on the South
Carolina railroad on Monday.
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E.sta;e Of John Dnhnrtr.
saIe of Real Eslnte BIZ Order oi lnur


Sale Of Real Estate by Order OF Court.
az Saturday. the 18th lay Of March, A. 1858,
" b tween 10 o'clock. A. 81. and 8 O'Clock, P. II.
at the door OF the court house, in tie city Of Lancas-
ter, viii be sold 10 the highest BIDDER. the following
Real E+tAfe, as the property Ct Isaac W. Meason,
decesSet, 70 wit. Fo'ty-seycn acres. more or less,
part Of section number s. township number IL, Of
isHge number 10, in Fairfield county, and bounded
and described as tol ows: Commenting at the SOUTH
east corner Of the lands owned by Emily C. Mcascn,
10 said section: .hsnca south along the eastern sec
ton line % chains and 81 links; thenes west 90
chains and u links to q post; thenre north % chains
and "a links to the southwest corner Of said lands or
Emily g. Meason; thence east % chains and 81 links
20 The place Of beginning. subject TO tie dover eststs
Of said Emily c. MeAson. 10 said IL acres tract, IS
heretofore assigned therein.
Terms Of S~dIe-Onn-third cash In hand. rcsidus
equal annual in%1tslmen,s, at one and two years
from the day OF sale. with iuterestfrom the same dsJ.
JOHN BRANDON,
Ai@'tor of The EState " Isaac ". Necson.
February ID, 1858. S. 6w4D.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
NJ Office ishereby given that a petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioned of Fsirfeld
county at their next regular session. 10 vacate that
part Of the State Road, Beginning at the house Of
uel Kirkwood, in Clearcreek township; thence South.
vile Road. FEB. 3, Ie5s-4w39