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just account. and shall remain on file H.
said clerks Office for the inspection Of
all the creditors of the assignor.
See. g. If, in the opinion of any one
Of the creditors of the assignor named
in the assignment, the assignee shall neg
lect to close up a settlement ofhis trust
and file copy of his account with such
county clerk for an unreasonable length
of time, such creditor may Apply to til,
chancellor of the circuit for an order
upon the assignee to close a settlement
of his trust. and file with the clerk Of
county court copyof his trust account
verified by the oath of the assignee, bl
such time as the said chancellor shall
deem meet and proper.
Sec 7. The chancellor shall have
power TO hear such application upon no
tice being given to the assignee, and to
make all necessary aud proper orders in
the premises, and to allow or refuse cost,
upon such application and hearing, as he
shall think equitable. and to enforce all
orders made by him in the premises, oc
cording to the usage of court of chan
Gerry and to proceed against the assignee
for disobcdencc to the order of tho
chancellor, as for contempt.
See. g. In order to render an assign.
ment operative. under the statute, ,agains
the creditors of the assignor, he shall be
confined in the selection of an assigned
to some one who is not at the time q
creditor. or Interested in the provision,
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force such judgment or judgments, by
execution, or in any other way in which
the court of chanccry could enforce the
same
Sec. 3. Any such action may be
commenced by the trustee process, in
the same manner as is now by law pro-
vided in actions founded on contracts,
made aud entered into since the first
day January, one thousand eight hun
drcd and thirty nine.
Sec. A. Auditors and commissioners
appointed agreeably to the provisions Of
this act, shall have the same power to
administer oaths to parties and witncs
ses, and the parties shall have the same
right and be under the samo obligation
to testify, as is now provided in actions
of account.
Sec 5. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, November 10, 1852.
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To the chancellor of circuit.
The petition Of here insert the name
and residence of the pettionerl showcth
that insert the name of the mortga-
gorl on the -=-=-daY OF
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Sec. |. Instead of the prolix and
expensive mode of forcclosing mortga-
ges by bill in equity, the same may be
torecloscd on petition, to be brought in
form as near as may be as follows
County, ] In Chancory - Term,
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No. l2. An Act to Diminish the Ex-
penses of Forcclosing Mortgages in
Equity.
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Approved, November % 1852.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
ArrlvnI OF thc Allantic.

New YORK, September 3D., 6 P. M,-The
steamer Atlantic arrived at half past p. M.
The Asia arrived out at 6 O'Clock, p. M.
on the goth.
Parliament was prorogued on the Goth by
commission.
The Queen says she has good reason to
hope that an honorable arrangement of the
eastern question will speedily be aceomplish-
ed. Lord Palmerston stated in the Com
mons that he is confident the Gear will
e~vacuate the principalities without unneces-
sary delay. The eastern question other
wise offers nothing new, and appears no
further from nor nearer to adjustment.
A slight outbreak had been reported in
Servia. The rumored intention of The Aus
trions to occupy Bosnia is denied. The
Hospidar has been suppressed by the Sui
tan for his Russian tendencies. He refuses
TO give up, SO the English and French Con.
suls have withdrawn.
Capitalists are wanted to contract a ship
canal from the bend of the Danube to the
Black Sea, thus avoiding the North.
A degree of Napoleon fixes a uniform
rate on import duties of breadstuffs at %
centimes to Dec. 81; till the same date nc
tonnage duties are to be charged on ships
importing corn, pro rata, for parts of Their
cargoes.
The text of the Austrian protest against
the Smyrna ~affairis published and sent tc
all foreign ministers. 1t takes ground thaI
Capt. Ingraham broke the international law
as explained by Vattel and other %jurists.
The Emperor of Austria is afianced TO thu
Princess Elizabeth, of Bavaria.
The import duties of breudstuffs into tht
two Sicilies is repealed.
""Some popular demon STATIONS against thu
authorities have been made at Leghorn.
The export of breadstuffs is prohibite,
from Greece. The King of Ara had sub
mitted, and peace was proclaimed in Kue
nah.
The Chinese Imperialists, assisted by for
take Shat Paing and Boo.
, LtvERPooL MARHET--Market for cottol
dull and quotations unchanged; sales in
days ID, 900 bales.
Wheut--Market was wildly excited, an
wheat advanced Id; white quoted at rs 10
ass Id; deliverable in November IS Sd; re
, Is 4daSs.
Flour---Flour advanced ls@Is Sd Is a 6
per bbl; Baltimore, Ohio and Philadelphia
! ! 29sa29s Cd; deliverable in November; ives
= ern canal 2Ss.
Indian Corn firm; Gil advance.
Provision.-Marke has submitted to a flu
ther decline; appeared checked. Beef an
pork steady and in good request.
! Cheese---Buoyunt. Lard--Inactive.
Tallow---Steady.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Sept. 6.-Fair inquiry for -four
this morning; prices well maintainedi trans
actions restricted by light supply; sales of
the morning 5000 bbls including over 1000
bbls Black Rock at $40; 900 bbls Wis. ex-
ira 5,75; 600 bbls mixed brands 5,621, and
the remainder in lots at SIS for good brands
hOhio and Mich. Wheat-Quiet and the
supply very light and not equal to demand
holders are above buyers views; sales 5000
bu white Mich 1875; $500 Milwaukee mixed
l,l6. Corn-Quiet; holders firm; sales g.
600 bu free 634. Whisky-Steady; sales
10 bbls at 23c{ Canal freights-66@67 or
-four, 10 on wheat to New York.
Line down east of Buffalo.
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Creyelaad markets.

CLKvKLASD, Sept. 6.-No transactions to
.hote this morning. Holders Of flour and
grain ask above the views of buyers and
sales are limited.
wheat-We have heard ofno sales o.
white taking place and it comes forward
from the south and is ordered into store un'
less sales can be made at 1920; 4OOOb I
northern sold yesterday afioat at lilo; we
quote northern ITO; white LIS; southern
,o6@l ,o61. Corn-Steady at 61@62 TO
yellow. Flour-Strait brands fresh super
fine 5@5,25i fancy to extra 6,50@5,75.-
Butter-Prime fresh Western Reserve fir
kin l4@l5c; fresh southern l32@l44. Fis
White irmer at I and 3,75. Freights-
Flour to ogdensburg by steam 35c; grail
do lOc.
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TEIEGRAPHIC 1EFEIIIaENCE
From BuHaIO.

BUFfxLo, September 3.--The steamer
Ocean, on her way down last evening, stop
ped some time at the scene OF the operations
on the Atlantic.
Capt. Stinard Informs US that they had
succeeded in fastening one chain around
the Atlantic, but had not yet attempted to
raise her. Five chains have been put
down, and they have become so e~ntangled
that it has been impossible to do anything
Capt, S. thinks they will require another
steamerto assist the Baltic in placing chains
around her.
The weather has been favorable to the
undertaking, n
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New York, Sep. 5.-The directors OF
the Crystal Palace advertises the exhibition
complete in all its parts, and it will close in
December.
A correspondent writing from Havana 30,
states that official letters from the Public
Officers at Washington to Judge Clayton
and Mr.. Robinson, the U. s. Consul, have
detained in the Havana p. Office, and sub
sequently given to the owner. The seals
had been broken and the letters examined,
In this city, about 3 O'Clock this morning
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HEoLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.
Messrs. Clarke, Wright Il Co.,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright n CO.,
TTAVE saken. for a term of years, the Foundry
owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Co.
lumbus and BrOad Streets, in the city Of Lancaster,
whore they are determined to be on hand with allsuch
articles in their line, as the country requires.
COAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES,
A%-MiLL GEARING, MACHINE
xrn4 CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, OF
various patterns, warranted a superior artit le, togeth-
or with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
CLARK Fps Cornstalk and Straw Cutter,
An article superior to all others ofthe kind in the
country, and one to which we invite the special at
tcntion of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
shock corn for high feeding or Cattening stock, win
save from 80 to A0pcr cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
Is nearly or quite equal to hay for feeding either cat
tie or horses, making an acre Of well saved corn iod-
der worth two acres Of the best grown hay in Ohio.
They are calculated for either hand or horse power.
We are also preparing to furnish to order
McCORMICk'S REAPER AND GRASS CUT
TER AND MOORE'S WHEAT DRILL.
Farmers give usa call. Everybody give us a call,
and buy our goods and wares, our ploughs and shares,
and we viii try In turn to buy your corn, your wheat,
your flour, your meat, your hay, your oats, your
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, OF
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
highest hope, without designing any joke, that you
will give a liberal share Of patronage to us who are
determinedto do business on the most liberal terms,
.n CLARKE, WRIGHT 81 co.
Lancaster February 10, 1853 - 40
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Jonas Ruffner and Isaac Rufner,

Us.
David Tusing & Barbara his wife, }
]. Holiday s. Magdalena his wife, } In Partition.
Saml. Shoots s. Rebecca his wife,
Jacob Ruffner, John HenthonreG Fairfield Common
Mary his wife, Roles B Emily } Pleas.
his wife & William Crist infant
son Of Wm.C rist & Anna his wife } 4tg1
now decd
lrNNHE defendants are hereby notified that the petit
IL TONERS on this day filed in the Clerks office Of
the court Of Common Pleas for the county Aforesaid
that certain petition pra ying that partition be made OF
the following described premises situated in Fairfield
county, to wit: a part of section No. 20P. II R.l7 and
described as follows, Beginning at the s. w. corner Of
said sec. thence N. 40 four pole chains and 81 links to a
post, thence N. "A degrees Ed chsins and 81 thinks
to a post, thence N. 60 degrees + z chains and 80 links
to q post, thence l. IL chains to a post, thence s, a
chains and 81. links to a sycamore, thnnee E33 chains
and % links to a post, thence s. 20 chains and on
links to a post, thence w. 5S chains AMI 80 links to
the place Of beginning, containing 247 72-lO0 acres,
in such manner that 8 equal undivided 9h parts
thereof DO set apart in severalty to the petitioners,
who holdby purch's Sc the interest OF all Of said defen.
dants in said lanls, except the said VIM. crist ami
! that one equal 9th part thereof, be set apart to said
minor defendant VIM. Crist-and that said petition
will come on to BIO heard at the next October term OF
said court, 5..
June Of. 1853. l.-u-t SOW
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
$40, 900 Worth Of Spring, Summer and Fsl
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
ChecISered Store.

Checkereu store
w care now prepared to clothe the living spirit
w of our country. The Farmer, Mechanic and
day laborer, not forgetting the prolession-the Law.
yer, Doctor and Preacher; also, the gentleman of
leisure. The Artist and even down to the most !4h-
tasic exquisite, can be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from topic toe. We
cannot possibly mention. in a single advertisement
the many articles in our limo. But certainly II is an
item in the history ofold Fairfield county, that moth
ing in the clothing line has ever been offered in this
CITY that can bear the most distanticomparison to the
quantity and quality Of the piles of clothing we now
Law before you, Tor your inspection. Every article
in our line Is warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on hand. 8 OULIHA Y
May IL, 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

HAMILTON CoUSTY.-The Wings of Ham.
lton county met in Convention on Satur-
day, and presented to the people the follow
ing excellent ticket:
Senators-Bellamy Storer, Capt. Joseph
S. Ross and Jacob j. Dennis.
Experimentation Spooner, s, j
Thompson, DIR. A, E. Jones, David Fisher
Col. J. II. Williamson, A. S, Sullivan, JohI
NJ. Cochran and Robert b. Moore.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

the MEASURES OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
The Louisville Journal enumerates The
measures adopted by the Administration
duringits exstence Of nearly six months:
'Its.frst measure was to send out tho ud-
vettiAement ofa New York Stationer upon
the oficlsl letter envelopes; its second was
TO give orders that the said advertise ment
should be discontinued; its third was to put
forth d circular prescribing what kinds OF
coats and breeches the United States Dip!o-
matte officers should wear at Foreign
Courts, and its fourth was to send out a
general order directing how the officers OF
The Navy should wear their boards. These
are The Admlnislraton's frat four meas.
urea"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

Ma. EpIroR:--Please announce the name
of Gen. GEORGE SANpERsoN of Lancaster,
as a candidate for Representative, atsthe
coming fall election; Gen. Sanderson is an
old citizen and identified with all the great
interests, Of the county, and will make
an Honorable member ofthe Legislature. 3
MANY CITIZENS.
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MEAN HOOKS!

NEW BOOKS!
A. m, c,,v Bool. store. opposite shsoftcr's
Hotel, lancaster, ohio
- Observation-Disclosures Deeds Of American he
|. roes. Nights in q Block house, the piscardedDangh
a. me Australian captive and the Gold Regions, Dick
Wilson, Frost,s Pictorial history Of California, ES s
Erank Freeman's Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
70 Young Men, History OF the, Mexican War, Napo-
leon and his Marstals, byJ C.Headley; Noble Deeds
Of Woman, Life Of the Empress Josephine.
Apri, &c. JOHN SEARLES.
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A large meeting was held at Cincinnati
on Thursday evening, to consult as to the
impeachment of Judge jacob Finn. Az
ter a statement, made by Mr., Jolde, as to
particular cause ofcalling the m%eeting-it
being because. Of Films conduct in the re-
cent slave case before him-the following
resolutions were offered and passed by u
unanimous vote; tsn
RssOheds Thatthe conduct of the Hon,
Jacob Finn, Judge Of the Criminal Court o
Hamilton county, in the case of Edward
Susan and Hannah, on the 10th Of August
p was such that he ought 10 be impeached.
RESOLVED, That a Committee OF three b.
appointed TO inquire into the conduct Of tn
said Hon. Jacob Finn, In this and othe
cases, procure evidence to substantive tn
facts, aud present the Evidence and facts I
the next Legislature. XII
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

PorsoNINa.-Thousands of parents who use YER
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they arc actually laying the foundation for a Sc
ries of disease, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbsietc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobensack's Medicines, to which. we ask the alien
ton of all directly interested in their own as well as
their children's health. In liver complaints and al
disorders arising from those of a bilious Types should
m,ke use OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensack''
Liver Pill. -
nJsaBe mol dereiued,' but ask for Hob'nsaek's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the signature Of the proprietor N. Hobensack,
as none else are genuine.--M. Y. EEpreSs.
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CoMMERC1AI 1NTELIIaENCE.
Lancaster Market.

GAZETTE OFFIcE, Sept. s.-We quote
Flour at $500 per Dbl; wheat l,OoSl'oo
Other articles no change.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

LIvERiEp D~EMocRAcY--A correspondent
of the New York. Tribune, writes, that be-
ing struck with tho magnificent appearance
of a fine carriage and bay horses he saw in
Pennsy lvanial Avenue at Washington, and
rich ~liveries Of the driver and footnan, aud
the Turkey carpets and silken %tassels, and
the other testimonials of aristocracy and
high breeding, which are the marks of Euro
pean manners, he thought he had an oppor-
tunity Of examining some Of the splendid es-
Establishments oflone of the foreign Minis.
tiers, and accordingly stopped to ask whose
carriage it was; when behold, he was told
tina I the horses, aud carriage, the driver and
his blue coat and livery, the silk ~tassels, ana
oil the fixing, belonged TO Franklin Pierce
Democratic President Of the United States
Does not this sound like putting the de-
mocracy in harness, and driving them witt
nn Hrislocratic whip,--Dai. ADJ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08
NEW GOODS,

SUPERIOR IN QUALITY& CHEAP liz PRICES
XETE are now in the receipt Of our New Spring
w and Summer Stock OfGOods, IN all their
variety, in the .
DRY GOODS. QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
SHOE AND HARDWARE LINES. sc. SC.
Which we offer, to the public as the most interesting
and cheapest stock Of Goods broughtto this market,
to which we invite the public attention, and which
zoe DilI SELL n the most reasonable terms, at the Old
store Room, FIRST doore East Of the Swan Hotel.
WHITE, Jr. & JULIAN
lancaster, Aprlle7, 1853. d&wsmbls
FISH,-White, Pickerel, Trout and Bias o. saleby
hest Dbl. 4 bbl. 1 hbl., a. WILHITE'S. 2 On.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

cUAHp. +Faneisco Riyero, a commits
sfoner appoinisoin 1915 by the Peruvian
government 10 examine the Guano islands
belonging 70 that Republic, estimated the
quantity o. euano on The three Islands at
100000 tons.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-08

0TThe Jury in the case Of Clan against
the County Commissioners, failed to agree.
The case will come up at the next Term.
DR.. Kreiier has fitted up a neat and taste
full office, ut his residence, and intends re-
Stunning the practice of medicine.
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@

cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad, open to Wilmington One Daily
Train, (Suulays exccptsd) On and after Monday,
August 18th, until further notice, Trains will run as
follows:
Leave Cincinnati from the depot Of the Little Mi
ami Railroad at 8 p. NJ, for Morrow, Clorksville, Sill
90 n Wilmington arriving at Wilmington at 8 10 !.
Returning leave Wilmington at 6 A.. NJ, arriving
in Cincinnati at9 10 A NJ connecting at Morrow
with the Express Tram on the Little Miami Road for
tho North and Fast.
Fare from Cincinnatito Wilmington ..... $3.50
For other information and I ckets, apply at Ticket
Office, corner of Broadway and Front streets, and at
the Little Miami Depot, or of VIM Miner, Station
Agent, Wilmington. L. w. WOODWARD,
Engineer and Superintendent.
nPThe Omnibus Line viii call for and deliver pas
sengers to and from The trains in any part 1.-THE city,
H. B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
TFThe Company will not be- responsible for bag
gage exceeding $50 in value, unless thu same be re-
turned to tho Conductor or Agent, and freight paid al
the rate OF a passage for every 500 in value above
that amount. August 81, 1S53-lT
RAILROAD NOTICE.
TIME Stockholders of the Columbus and Hooking
Valley Railroad Company, will meet at thu
court house, Logan, Ohio, on Thursday, the 18th day
of September, proximo, between the hours Of III a
NJ, and 9 p. ~, for the purpose Of electing ,SEVEr
DIRECTORS Of said Company pursuant TO law
w. DENNIS0N, in;
+'aaf CHARLES BORLAND,
tU-al SIS Er JOHN BORLAND, Z
.,- n JaW. FULTON,
ETH MOORE, s
Ansust Al 1874. Corporators,
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Partition Notice.

- lC IuTtltlOh INOtAOSs cfaff-r
Nathaniel F. Teal and Almeda1
Teal his wife. 8Et
us. In Partition
HELEN Nc Cleary (widow )Sam-(
uel Hill and Sarah Hill, his wife. ) Fairfield common
Alfred Adam & Jane Adams his
wife, Celista McCleary & John Pleas.
Wesley Ether. Miranda Ellen .,f. ,
Etnier n Amelia Ether. :,
The above named defendants are hereby notified
that the petitioners on this day filed in the clerks of
fee OF the court Of common Pleas for Fairfield county,
Ohio, their certain petition, praying thereint that par
tition be made ofthe following described premises,
situated in said Fairfield county and known and dis
tinguished as being the North West quarter OF sec
ton No. IA in township No. l6, Of Range No 10. con-
tanning about 40 acres. The Acknowledgment that
partition be- made Of said premises as follows; To
petitioners one undivided ono fifth; To Sarah Hill,
deit. one undivided one fifth; To Jane Adams, deit.,
ono undivided one fifth: To Ceiista McCleary, delft.
one undivided one fifth: To John Wesley
Ether. Amelia Jane Etnier, Mir d.
Ellen Ethier, defendants, one fifth in common: or
one. fifteenth to each in severalty-Rnd 20 said HELEN
McCleary, widow, deft., dover in the w~hole-andthe
said defts. will take notice that said petition is now
pending in aforesaid court, and will come on to be
heard at the next October term thereof for the year
1853, when PARTON will be demanded as Aforesaid.
I'D sc D. MARTIN, Attys. for Petitioners.
Aug. 10th. 1853. tF.9 lift II %
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To the Citizens of Fairfield County.
TIME Board for the Equalization of the Valuation
IL Of Real Property, wilimeet for that purpose OF
the 18th day Of September. i
Sept. 4, 1859. BY order Of the Board.
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PoRrsMouTH, Va. September 2..--The
British ship Samuel supposed to have run
away with negroes on board, was overhaul
ed in Hampton Rhoades, and two Negroes,
who had deserted from the ship Pennsylva-
MIA, found secreted on board. Captain My
ers, of the Samuel, and the fugltives, were
sent to Portsmouth and committed for exam
%iuation. Capt. Myers, it is said had no
hand in the transaction.
New Orleans papers are received. Fever
decreasing.
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q Id GENTS REWARD.

, ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 2lst
~ August, instant, HENRY CHEsrER, aged fifteen
years, without any Just cause for so doing, & hcre-
by forwarn any person or persons from harboring or
trusting him on my account, as | will not pay any
debts OF his contracting. The above reward will be
paid to any person returning said boy to my house in
Rieh'and township, half mile south Of Rushville. O.,
but no charges paid or thanks given. n
August &c, 1853. GEORGE S. HENDERSON.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A sagent for Adam Householder, sen, l will sell
N the House and Lot on East Main street, known
as In Lot No 8, in Reber's addition 10 the City Of
Lancaster, now in the occupancy OF Mr. Samuel
Esq. Terms favorable, and title indisPutahle:
p. VAN TRUMP.
July 7, 1853. s-4-m.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst, ROSE FLOR
-ENCE, daughter Of John d. and Mary Mar
tin, aged 3 years, a months and 10 days.