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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
OOMMYRCIAL IHTELIIoEUCE.
nnIumore mnrkef.

BALTIMORE, April Awe note a better
feeling 10 this market, wi b more inquiry
for shipment. The receipts, however, and
supply are small. Sales during the week Of
SOM 800 hhJs., mostly Maryland, al prices
withinth range OF last weeks quotations.
Receipts Of Ohio small. Sales limited. We
aoote Ohio common brown and greenish,A
i2B@4,G2; good and fair reds 4,G2@5,I2I;
fine reds, 6,3I@7,l2i wrappery fine reds, s..
O64@ o,l2l; extra DO. 10, l21@ II ,l24; com.
mon ~ppangird 4,l2l@b,I2Ij good do 6,62@
SO; fine do. s~,l2k@9,I2I; yellow iOJ2L@
SI4. The inspections Of The week are 1853
hhds. Maryland; 1877 hhds. Ohio: IS binds.
Kentucky, and 10 hhds Virginia. Totsl 80
hhds.
Wool The receipts are limited; ws note
some arrivals OF e wclip. Sales have been
small, amounting to about 1000 pounds in
! all. We quote unwashed common at 26@
20 cts; tub washed 37@4 40 cts; pulled 35@4O
cts; fine 1eeced IS a IS cts per ID.
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From IFavnmn.

New YORK. April 4.-The steamer Cres-
cent City, with advices from Havana to the
29th ult., has arrived at this port.
A number of slaves had been landed in
Cuba, and the Captain General had caused
several persons to be arrested, who were i'm
p~licated in landing the slaves.
General Santa Anna arrived at Havana
on the 28th, and lett the following day for
Vera Cruz, accompanied by his family and
a large number of Mexican officers.
The health Of Mr.. King was nothing bet
ter. He was to leave Havana for Mobile.
about the 9Th inst, on the steamer Fulton,
It is stated that Mr.. King became so disgust
ed with the want Of courtesy towards him
on the part of,hr Captain General, that he
would leave the Island without seeing him.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
f3rOta Sns, Juan.

New YORK, April l.-Advices have beer
received here, that the port Of San Juan Dc
Nicaragua, was seized on the 18th Of March
by the United States ship Cyane.
The government of the city had resigned
and protested against the conduct OF the A
merican Commander.
The American citizens hadheld meeting
and passed resolutions %denouncing the CON
duct Of Capt. I~lollins,
The citizens had organized a committee oil
vigilance and safety.
Two clipper schooners had been des'
patched to Jamaica TO inform the British.
The city was all excitement.
The whole affair grew ont Of the Difficult
ties with the transit company.
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The Trial.

WAsntxoroN, March 3o.-Mr. Navarro
was further examined and cross-examined
to-day.
James R. Partridge, one of the Senate
commissioners, identified certain papers
signed by The Governor and Secretary o.
the State of San Louis potosi, dated in lS49
aud obtained from the State Department
of that State by the commissioners in 1859
Among them was an official authenticated
document, continuing a list of Of mines in
working order, and mines abandoned
throughout the State, by which it appears
that in the whole department of Rio Verde
there neither is. nor never hes been, any
silver mines of any kind. Upon the admis'
stability of these papers in Evidence, an ar
gumcnt was commenced, which c ftlnueC
up 10 the hour of adjournment.
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New York Marke,.

NEw YoRK, April 4.-Flour, Our mar.
ket for western and state is heavy and rath-
er lower for country brands. The shipping
demand quiet light and eastern inquiry mod
crate; 4,6S@4,e4 for mixed to fancy Mich
and Ind and common to good Ohio. Wheat,
Market quiet and prices rather nominal; l..
2O@l,2l for Ohio. Corn, ~buoyant: yellow
scarce and wanted for the east; snles TO-
900 62k for New Orleans; 81 for southern
mixed; 65@652 for southern white; 81 fol
southern yellow in lots. Whisky, easier
and more offering, Gales $50 bbls prison 23k
Pork, still easier and inactive; l4,94@l5 fol
new mess; 1875 for do prime, II for clear
Beef, without change, demand limited.
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IN ma ~ a O. ma So % ~ - cs ..

VIE public are particularly Informed that this
Il UNION eonsiiis Of the RAYMOND & Co. and
the well known VAN AMBURCd Il Cos MENA-
OERIkS, united for the present Season If 1853. and
Is emphAtically the only entire mensgsTis now In
America. This Is BY fai the larg st eoilsciion eyer
concentrated 10 ons Exhibition, eons'siilg Of over $50
living WILD Animals, to be exhibited under q spaei-
Gus Pavilion, 30 10. tin length By IUOfect in breadth,
Tor one riiee @. admission
a double perform nee ~ each exhibition, in four
immense performing )sns! Van AnburEh in two Of
them. and Mons Daniels in the other two.
VIII exhibit at Lancaster. ThurSday, April
II, 1858, open iron p VI, tO4P 81
Admission 70 cents. Children under %. 10 cents.
The e~av'lc4ee will arrive Ia town 81 the above
morning about 20 O'Clock, and a Grand Procession,
consisting 81 the C~sniagrS. Cages. Vans. etc con.
tsining the Animals, drawn by 40 stlendid horses
headed by the C mpsni~s' cslebr1nd Brass Band, and
viii pass through the principal streets, to the rsyi.
ion for Exhibition, giving the public an opportunity
ever wifne ssed.
MR. VAN AMBrRGH, the most renowned OF al
Lion eonquerors, vi l. ara certain period Of the tx
~hibition, enter the Dens Of his terrific Group Of Lions,
Tigers, LsOPirds. Cougars, Panther, T.. etc the s1ms
as performed BY him in all the principal cities Of Eu.
rope and America.
After which, MONS. DATIELs wi enter the Den.
with his highly Trsincd Aniinsls, separate and alto.
geIher different IRON Van AmbuIgh's, making TIC
splendid Animal performances with ihis coll. elton
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07

The WRECK OF THE QUEEN VIcFoRIA, IN
E~NGLANp.-The plate in the Queen Victo-
ria's cabin has been saved by u diver; bat
the man protests that nothing in the world
should induce him to 90 down q second time,
as the scene in the cabin was the most nor.
rible he had ever witnessed. He thought he
had entered a wax-work exhibition, the
corpses never having moved from their po'
sitions since the vessel went down. There
were some eighteen or twenty persons il
the cabin, one and all Of whom seemed 10 b.
holding conversation with each other; an,
the general appearance Of the whole seem
was so life like that he was almost incline,
to believe that some were yet alive.--Eng
iish Pnper.
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CLAY TRUSTEE

For the bneft Of our rcarers of Gne stock, we copy
the following from the Lexington (K0ntucky) o.
ssrrer and Reporter
Clay Trustee This fine stallion hasrecently been
purchSsed BY Mr.. John v reArse, Of Lancaster, Ohio,
whore he has bseu taken and will hereafter make his
stand. This horse was bred by the late Hon. Henry
Cay. at Ashland. and Is certainly In point Of blood.
size, appearance and action. one Of the finest horses
ever raised in Kentucky. He is one of the best sons Of
the imported stallion Trustee, whose fame Is only
by the limits Of tho Union This celts having
distinguished themselvesboth ON the turf and In the
harness from New York TO New Orleans.) end his
dam was Mr.. Gays splendid imported mare Lady
Scott by Androsssn, Of England. We congra'ulstea
the lovers Of the fine horse in the State OF Ohio upon
this invaluable accession to their blooded stock, and
are sure that they have never had more elegant
end useful horse smong them.
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Fairfield Common pIeas--In Chancery.

Reber 4 Kutz VS.. Thomas U. Whit. Tingly Il Bur.
ton, H.. Sheldon kCo Richmond & Matihcws,e ais
nj Office is hereby given To the said defendants
' Tingly & Burton, who are residents OF the cit
Of PhilsdeIPhis, Pcnnsylavsnis, the said n. She don
& Co., Who are residents OF the city of New York
and the said Richmond & Matthews, whose place d
residence is unknown to compliments, that on the
Goth day Of May, 1859, said compliments filed theiI
bill in chsncery against the said Thomas u. " hlte
and others, charging. among other things, that com.
plainaDis, by s contract ia wiring, under date Of the
10th October. 1915. purchased Of the said defendant
White, the following resi- estate, situate in Fairfield
county, Clio, 'o-wit: The Ia hall Of Section No
IS, township No. IS, rsnge No. 20, containing 49, ..
creS, more or less, except about 8 acres. sold By John
Greed 10 John WGl>heiner. Also, the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. IS, Township No. l3, Range
No. ~, contA ming l6O sores. more OF less. Also, all
that part OF Section No. 80, Township No. IA, Range
No. 10, y ing south Of 4 line running from the centre
Of the southwest ~cuivert of the Turnpike ths'
runs through said Sec ion No. 80, TO the Amandi
Township line, being the west line Of sail Section
No. ~, So hat the same viii rnI at equal distance
bctwes II the centre u tire foundation Of the csbiI
heretofore occupied by 10 bua Warner, west Of tbg
old road, and AN ,di deal rrce north of the sail cabff
ioun' atiun in the same field, the branches spreading
to the north and northeast oniy; but in case said line
does not run 10 et north Of he spring used hereto
fore in competition with that cabin, then the inc 10 rur
so as TO be 10 feet north Of said spring, but if the
spring aforesaid is north ni the said old tree, then tho
line 10 run between the centre OF the cabin fOdhda'
lion and old tree as atore ssid That said complain
ans waste pay to said White, for said lands. the sun
Of 500 u which said stIm has been fully raid to sale
Whit That s.. idlauds SO d.>ci ibed as ioIessil, are
part aud parcel OF certain lands conveyed heretofore
to Edwards pierpont BY Jesse u. Hart. upon = Certain
trust therein specified. The bill also Prays that the
s. d defend mt vii g be dscr. ed TO make & deliver &c
said complainants a deed in fee simple FIR said lands
in accordance with the terms ant stipulstions Of tn,
contract atoresaii. That afterwards, to-wit on thu
ilth March, 1883, said compliments filed in said conr
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DAGrERREOTYPES

THE subscriber IL prepared to execute Dageur.
rrotypes in the most approved style, having just
Obtained q trhOle or mammoth Apparatus Of a supe-
rior kind, with which he can take Dsgue1reotyes
about halt as large as life, and warrants satisfaction
in every case. lie will keep on hands almost every
stvle OF case and also a superior lot of Gold Iockets.
persuns wishing DsguerreotyPes and all others
are respectfully invited to call and examine his spe-
eianens.
p. S. Instructions given in this, the most beautiful
and fascinating Of all arts, upon the most reasonable
terms.
Rooms in Mr.. Giesy's Frame Building. Entrance
one door Westuf the Hooking Valley Bank.
Lancaster, March IL, 1883 R. B. MCBRIDE.
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3. Q. Harrslr. Genuine Ar.p!an Liniment

Wherever that great medicine cared II. C. Far
rsifs celebrated Arabian Liniment, has be- q i1;roSu-
ced il has performed the most extraordinary cures in
the annals OF medical h~is'orv-every body who uses
1t once becomes its wsrmsst fl n4-they MT on v
eeP II always on hand Tor the b nsft Of its timely
use IN eas.s 81 emergcncv, bn, II -
All their friends. Il has been before the pubic tor
nearly ten years, and vet 1t L, daily developing new
virtues; many diseases have bern cured by IL. FOR
which the prop it.or had MAYER rscumm, ndel n: it,
magical Virtues spreads through the land with the
sped Of fghth ng, snd many, ysiy many Foor invslids
who supposed their DE- !. on this earth were last draw
ing 20 a ofose, have boon by = persevering use Of this
invsiusbts LiGimert HEALED. anil now rejnice la
M blessings Of heA IN and the enjoyment oftlis beau
,Hui world. Read this 10 GLOVE, and uOt to doubt.
Inquire OF Your n~eighbors whom you know % Ia We
used il, snd they ~il tell you Thai ~ medicine ever
discovered possessns the half ofits e1irs ordinary
healing powers. The racking pains q rb1
and ~neufaIgia yield III . tew minutes to its row ;rfnlly
Anodyns Properties. "The lAHsy ale mad u walk .
Old sores, which have rendered. the subject 4 Iozth.
sane thing IN behold, are healed. The weak and
trembling, IRON drranged stste 81 the nerves. by the
use OF this Liniment, rejoice in the recovery OF them
iurmFT health and strength. Many long standing al.
fcctions Of the liver, lungs and kidney have yielded
to its uss after the various remedies had iailei II
Il very eiicaeiOus in curing the diseases 0; horses
and cattl-, such as sW' an y, sprains, bruises, swell
ling4, cramps, lamensss. dry shoulder. Splirt e..
and fused in the beginning. never fails TO 10 , the
further progress Of istul1, P~ole-tvil, ringb, n an
SPAWN. = .
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS.
The public are caution ID against another counter.
felt, which has 'ateiy made it, appearance, called ~.
B FdrreTs Arabian LinimeHt the most dangerous
OF all this counierieita, because his having the name
OF Farrell, many will buy in good faith. wi hout the
knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they " i'll per.
hsps only discovert heir error WHEN the spurious mix.
lure has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article Il manufactured only BY n. q
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and who'asai,
druggist. No. II Msin street, Peoria. Illinois. TO whom
all applications for Agencies must he addressed. d.
sure yon gel it with the 'etter' II. @ before Earreli's
thus--H.G G; IA RELLS-and his signature On the
wrapper all others are counferEeits.
sod by G.. kAfI.FMAN y CO, Lancaster
and by regu airy authorized sgent- throughout the u
nited States. Price % and 50 cents. and 81 y bottle
ham'et in the United States, IN which one is no, al.
ready established. Address H.. q. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character. re.
sponsibiiity etc April 7-lm4S
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A RoosTKR CON A TRAIA."-A few days
ago, a countTyman, on arriving in Boston
with a load Of produce, found quietly perch
ed on the cross bar under his wagon a good
sized rooster, which belonged TO one Of his
~nelghbors. The grower probably stole 4
roost under tho cart the day before, and
when the market man started the next
morning, at a very early hour, for the city,
did not get sufficiently reused To hop off,
The fowl held on, and for aught we know,
slept all the way to Boston. Soon after the
cart reached Its destination, his roostership
jumped offhis perch, tapped his wings, and
gave a most hearty crow, as much as to say,
"There, | have seen the city and paid moth
ing for my ride" He was Immediately cap
tured and put into a basket for a ride
home.
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ToR JrnoE.
FRAN T.. BACKUS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07

SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE should never be disregard
cd. They are unerring indications that tho vital flnr
tions of nature have been interrupted in their health
full action, and that serious evils must inevitably fol
low, unless the system be again set right by the time
ly use Of proper remedies.
Bear in mind that nature is ever endcavoring L
expel disease when 1t invades the animal economy
and only needs the assistance of some genial restorA
tive--thorough, vet mild in its action-thst will give
tone to the system. and ACT UPON THE n~LooD-whicf
is the principal Of life.
GUYsorT's YELL ow Dock AND SARsAPARuLA, a,
= purifier of the hood, a renovator ofthe system ant
a Importer and preservcr Of the powers Of life. l
has no equal. Take it. On the. first indication thai
disease is upon you, and y6uwill avert perhaps week
and months Of sickness and suffering.
ITSee advertisement. lima
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c.ygenatra nil,.r.-Mor. rerimcnr.

Letter from William Gordon, Esq, for several years
United States Deputy Marshal, for the District
Of Massachusetts.
New BEDFORD, March 6, lS5l.--Mf ssrS. Reed,
Bates K Austin,-Gentlem For the asst six yesrs,
most distressing mslady, Dyspepsia. Frequently
during that period OF tim,. she has been compelled
to give up the ordinary cares Of my family and con.
fine herself to the house, If not 10 her room. HeI
attendant symptoms were constipation oFthe bowels,
headache, pain in the side, scidity of the stomsch,
severe nausea, and objection Of splits; and for weeks
at a time, scsrcel, a particle Of moisture made its sp.
pcarance on the surface of the chest, or limbs. The
most simple food when taken into the stomach wouIt
cau-e distress.
In the meantime. various medicines was resortet
to, but without surceas. Near the close Of last Au.
tum when much reduced 10 health snd strength, she
va, earnestly solicited by a lady Of Boston, who hac
bn"ngreaily benffttedby using the same, TO procure
and take tho Oxygensted Bitters. She did so. In losi
than ne week sh, was greatly relieved. aud in lesi
ime than one month, was able to sup ,rintend al
household cares of he family. She is now restored
to- good degree oil health and strength Therefore
from what ! have seen and known in her casa, ! taks
great ploa-ure in Recommending the use of DR.. Green''
Oxygensted Bitters 10 every porsrn who may be 81
unfortunate a to be afflicted with IIysp psia.
Respectfully yours, WILLIAM GORDON,
No. o5 Fifth Street, New Bedford.
REED. AUSTIN g. Co, Wholesale Druggists, No
26, Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle. six bottle for So.
Dec %, Sold by &. KAUFFMAN &c Co. Lancaster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07

ORA Vermont SherifTundertook to search
"a dwelling in Bradford, recently, when the
woman Of the house mounted him with a po-
ker and axe, which being wrested from her,
she pulled the most Of his hair out of his
head, threw a boiler of hot water upon him,
and concluded the programme Of exercise by
cutting a three or four inch cash in his head
with u stove griddle, after which she was Sc.
cured, and a large amount Of stolen proper.
" was found In her possession.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-07
TEETH, TCErHu rEETHul

DR Fl. I. ORDER, DENTIST-OFTIcE oppo-
IL site CLY's HorEI- at the cd stsnd. Those hav-
ing decayed teeth, as well as those who have no teeth,
sre invited to call, with the assurance that no can fill
carl Gus tee.n 50 as'o save them and render them use
full during iKe Artificial teeth inserted, from one TO
a full sci, on gold plates, and warranted TO answer the
purpose Of the natural organs in the most satisfactory
manner. Being permanently located in Lancaster,
those having work done will not incur the risk Incl
dent to the employment Of transient Dentists. he
does no, feel disposed 10 fA teeth partly with tin foil.
and then llnish The plug BY inserting alsyer OF gold
on TOP, and then charge the price Of a gold plug, Ike
| some professional men Of great note and PretensionS
have been doing. FEB. = looS-om'S
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From Cincinnati.

CINcINNATr, April 5.-The charter cleo
ton passed off quietly yesterday. There
were four candidates for the mayorality.-
The result is doubtful, but the regular Dem.
ocratic nominees are probably elected
The councllmen and school visitors elected
indicate an overwhelming majority for free
schools. Piatt, the leading anti Free
School advocate, was defeated for city
council in the ward that returned him the
last two wears,
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, April An River risen 9
inches. Weather wet Flour, firm at 3d..
6O@3,65. Whisky ls1@lsk. Nothing had
transpired in provisions, though it is under,
stood there have been some heavy s~pecula-
tons in bulk meat at full prices. In grocer
les no new feature lie presented. Small
sales Of cloverseed at Sc, lO@G.2O.
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NOTICE TO TUREsHrRS,

TAKE this me'hod 10 inform, the Threshinz ~,
Il chine men Of this and the ada cent counties II, a, I
am established for this year Al C. VI. BesrJ & COR
Foundry, in Lancaster, where | will attend 20
REP AIRING Ali THRESilING MACHINES.
that may be conided TO my ch,rgo. particularly thu
MassiIlon Mainline. having the Massillon ~cas,inys
compl't', both for he Power anil Sspsra,rr. Hay.
ing worked sometime in the Massillnn Il ST, tli shmert
1 shall be well prepared o repair those machines.
will, also, in addition to reTfhing machines, put up
to order. iron and woOd-Etsve OFFENDERS.
WORD TO SAW MILL OWNERS
will GO up TO order an excellent article b. which
70 gum saws; and also manufacture 10 order 4 SELF
Resisting Saw-Iog Loader, a machine that will d
more work, Tor less money, than any other mac hin,
for that purpose now in use One oftiIese machine.
can be seen after the first Of April At the shove ma M
ed Foundry. A.. VAN TRUMP.
lancaster, ApriiG, 1850.
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PorsoxIxo.-ThousanJs Of parents who use Yer.
miruge composed OF castor oil, cAlomel, etc. are noi
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient
they ar. 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 Ill directly int rested in their own as well a.
their children's hoalth. In liver complaints and a
disorders arising from those Of a bilious type. should
mike use of the only genuine medicine, Hobensack''
Liver Pill.
lJs"Be mol dcrciUed," but ask for Hob nsack'i
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, AMI observe that each
has the signsture of the proprietor, ! N. Hobensack
as none else are genuine.--N. Y. Express.
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ron SALE OR r

TIME commodious two story house, with suitable
/ back buildings and a large yard. on the north side
OF chestnut street, coInering on an a ley running rom
chestnut to main street. Frs, house. above the New
German hurch. The hous so has recently been new
ly painted and papsred, and in al respects Is conycn,
lent for a respectable family, situated IN a crnIai
location and not FIVE minutes walk from me business
part Of the city; possession given lmmedls'ey' -"
PAi"u ELIZABETH KEY.
Lancaster, msrch %. 1883 Tallmadge Building.
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SOCIETY,",

The member Of the Fairfield County Agricultur.
al Society are requested to payto the Treasurer OF
the Socisty, or TO the township committeeman, their
annual iustalment Of one dollar for the present year.
The pur; h,.e Of the Fair Ground and fitting up the
same involve considerable expense and requires an
immediate OUTLAY It is therefor desirable that mem.
bers should pay up promptly and as soon as possible.
We expcctto beat the State Fair next fall and want
means to get the grounds prepared in the best posi-
BILE manner. JOHN REFER, Pres.
JouS O. WrAvrP. Spcy. April 7-9w.
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EARN FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale his valuable farm
situate on the west bank OF the canal, near Mil
iers ort, Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
said farm contains three hundred and hfty-four acres,
two-thirds of the same are in a good state Of %culti'a-
ton: the balance in wood Land pasture, &c. There
Said farm can be divided 50 as To make two goodfsrms.
For ~psrticui srs as to price and terms, persons de-
sirous Of purchasing are referred to the undersigned
who viii BE- found On the premises.
March 81, 1853 DANIEL FIN
T1-TelegrAph cnry.