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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

ARaEsr OF MAtI RoBDER.--Mr. J.
W. Brown, Esq. the shrewd and efficient
U. S. Mail Agent in the West. yesterday
made the arrest of Clinton w, Pickett,
lately employed as clerk in the Postofice
in this city. Assistance in ferreting him
out was given by officers Adams and
Hoke, He was employed at the time Of
his arrest in the Counterfeit .Detector and
Exchange Office Of I. W, Lord, About
800 Of half notes were found hidden in
the house formerly occupied by his father,
who is a very respectable citizen, To
this robbery, and several others, amount
ing in the aggregate to about $400, be
made confession, and was committed for
the charge by Esquire Guilford.
For some time Dr.. Waiter had been
satisfied that some one was in the Post.
office who was guilty of depredations, and
keeping his own counsels, save as he COM
municated with the agent, he was busy
and active in sendeaxoFing to detect the
oulprit. He was successful, and guilt,
doubtless, will be faslened upon a young
man and infamy stamped upon his name,
who till now, had tHe respect aud conf
dence Of his friends and acqnainlances.
a TO his guilt whilein the Posfoilice he
has added guilt In bis new post. LISTERS,
with inclosuees owned by Mr.. Lord were
found with him. and he confessed also te
that crime. = Cincinnati ERquireT.
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'DilSoLicA1 PnoJEcf OF THE JEsuITs.-
Mexico, asyou are aware, has taken anoth-
ef back step in the progress Of civilization
and free principles. by establishing the or
der ofJesuits. But recently a most helm
GUS outrage occurred in Mexico. The
widow OF Dor Peres Calves now living in
Mexico, tits said, has an immense estate Of
from ten to twenty millions Of dollars, and
the Jesuits, are determined to get hold of
It.. The Pope's Nuncios chief Of the Jes-
nits, is.in daily communication with her
She is old and cannot live long.
In order to carry out their diabolical
project, short time ago they seized her
administrator, Don Martin Ruil, and put
him in the lunatic asylum. and kept him
until they determined what to do with him.
They finally determined to send him out Of
theioountry, to some secure retreat among
the order; and placed him in the charge ol
three rufians. their tools,) and sent himtc
to Vera Cruz he was recognized by an old
acquaintance, with whom he forced con
yersatiou. His friend Immediately went tc
the Governor, made known the whole af
fair, and thus he got out of their terribl,
grasp. He has since attempted a CORES
pondence with his friends in Mexico, bu
all of his letters, it is said have been inter
cepted. SO muchtor JesuitismE and poo
benighted Mexico Cor, Of " 0, Plea
yan6. eS}ns Gssi N . S.ae f,4 fs
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n. SCOTT, DENTIST /.

1z--w...N WTAs opened his new Office in EpinR''s
HssN49 il Brick Building Main Street, onthe
lIYFyt S2o HfH, whore he can be found every day
I1ID during business hours, from 10 12 A. M,
and from to o'clock, p. NJ. For about 90 years
have labored constantly TO obtain that state of perec
ton in filling (plugngj Teeth, which would result In
saving for life all Ihe natural teeth. Hds hot q
Question With Dentists whethefthey be saw,
ed or rot, and At Is ohtihed hg sving grsster a.
mount ofiabor and care to epch o2etaton, and seng
none but gold filings Success in this course saves
amount OF suffering from tooth-ache and from extract
ing teeth, and wearing OF artificial teeth which is the
sure result Of deeayed toeth neglected. give my pat
certified guarantees to be effective during the lives
ofthe the pernanance Of the Filings
we the entire safety OF the tooth, no charge
will be made for repairing II should become he
cessary extract teeth at all times aud treat diseases
OF the mouth Thankful for the very liberal patronage
have received from the ctzents of Fairfield county
for the is years. respectfully ask for It's contn
Nav 6, Ia54--3mf go
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Na
.TERnIRlE- INnIAx. MAssAcRR -IN MIME
soTA,-.We, learn from the Minnesota pa
peys that q war party Of Medewakantow-
ans, laden with fresh scalps,. and bringing
with them captive girl, came into Lacqui
Parle about the lst Of August. This
war party had been raised because Of re-
cent attacks of the Chippewas on. the Da-
kotahs, aear Fort Ridgley. "A week was
spent ia hunting for their enemies, and
fnallys early upon Sabbath morning.
they came uponia chippewa camp, on the
margin of "a beautiful little lake. All the
,Chippewas were asleep, except two wo-
men who gave the alarm. The whole
party fed to their canoes, pursued by
the Acknowledgement, One canoe was
swanped drowning large number; while
on the shore and 10 the water indiserimi-
nate slaughter began. Men, women and
children were butchered by the tomaha
and sealping knife, until save FIVE or six
who are supposed to have escaped in one
Of the canoes not one Of the Chippewas
was left ,aliyes Two days alter The MUIR
derers, bearing twenty.fye sealps. were
met by a tsiumphal procession of their
friendS, and a sealp-danee was enjoyedin
honor Of the victory
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LIVER DIsEAsE.--carters Spanish Mixture, as ro-
medy for liver disease, and the number of formidable
evils connected with dsoganized state Of that organ
is unrivalled,
Hundreds OF certacates from the highest sources of
persons living in the city Of Richmond Virginia might
be gyenof cures effected by carters Spanish Mixture
We have only 70 refer to the extraordinary
of samuelM. Drinker, Esq, Of the firm Of Drnker q
Morris, Booksellers, Richmond, Virginia, who was
curetb two botesofcartet's Spanish Mixture, after
three years suffering from diseased liver. He saysis
action the blood is wonderful, heiter than ell the
medicine he had ever taken, and choeEfuly recon-
mends IL to all, ~ See eadyertisement--imls
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AN OHDINANCE

To prevent the sale Of Beer, Ale, Porter Wine, and
Z aall Intoxicating drinks on the Sabbath day.sia
GEc l. Be il ordGHedbHt ths City CoRneii eftks city
Lancaster, Thatu shall be unlawfui for any per-
aon or pcwons, in any manner, TO sell In any quaint ty,
on the first day OF the week. commonly called Sunday,
Beet, Ale, Porter Wine, other Intoxicating drink
IN, upon, about tho premiseA whore sold, erto se
ses connected therewith.& ~ Efis31 agsA yGsi
sSc q That II shall be unlawful tor tho Keeper or
keepefsor Proprietor or Propretors Of any Grocery,
Saloon, Restaurant Celaror Eating House, keep,
have the same open nthe rst day OF the week ,cof
monty called Sunday aud for place OF public resort
sEc.'S, That II shall be unlawful for the Keeper OF
Keepers, Proprietor or Proprietors any Grocery sa-
LOOM ReatauFaht Cellar Rating House to sell in any
quantity the hrS day Of the week, commonly called
Sunday, Beer, Ale, Porter, Wine, or ohor fntoxcat-
ing liquor, cs - lss 13. .f Ns1 ~
SEc, 4. That every person oending, by the violation
Of the provisions Of either Of the proceeding sectios
shall for and pay hne Of not less than nye dollars,
nor more than twenty-five dollars, and be imprAoned
In the jail ofthe county notleAs than day
than ten days, and pay the costs Of prosecution,
This ordinance 10 take ehoet and be in force nom
and amer rs legal publioat0n..t ks4a s,l -
,..s h. :, q. pREsB u, Prssidsnt City Council,
Aliest--N. YOUNG, City CLERK, PRO. ten. E ~ ik
SeDtembor z. 5l--3wl6 49, ~ .4.tf =
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DIED.

AT Delphi Indiana, at the residence OF his son the
Rev. Edward w. Wright, on the 3lst Of August last,
the Key JoHS WRIGHT Tor thirty years pastor of the
age. n
Mr.! Wright was licensed 10 preach nthe fail of1sO0
and first visited Lancaster in 1902. Here be remained
until 1896 when he removed 10 Indiana where he has
since resided He was highly esteemed an amiable
and good man so long as he lived in this community
and the old settlers still speak OF him with great
spect and reverence. He did pot long survive his
partner who died on the 14th Of March last, q ~, 50
discourse with reference TO his life and labors will
be delivered In the church of which he formerly
pastor on Sabbath morning next.
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On Sunday Sept. ID, NOBLE, only son Of DR.. and
Elmra G. Eiinger, aged 5years and months.

IN ounoey SEPT. "a, NvbLE, only son oi pr' and
Emira u Emhger' aged 5years ana mohtns'
And hast thou sought thy heavenly home,
Our fond dear boy--.asa ~
Where tife q foye = ~ - q
Pure At tIy death'as al tby birth, ....-
Thy spiriIcaurlit no taintfrom earth:
Even by It's bliss we meet our death,
pur Nooie noy' 5m
Thou werta yision ofdelirht 81 F.. .. =.
To bless us given; Y - y f'-
Beauty embodied to our sight, rfir.,-R q
e. q Epe q meayen: atus, s.-.l.. r
r. R ueIa ~ W W ., us .nou @ wv Mytt; .nou w M ~
ns,i nnsen,Nss NY own w y, se'l 'hah t par
" "iiho anu oi my o naosners ,lsn.s = neAp,, ~
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OUR COMMON SCHOOL SYsTEM.--The
Pittsburg Gazette, in a.reply to tn" Cath
olic"of that city, has the following: st
1t is also basely false to say that our
common school system ''invades the rights
of the family circle. and controls the rela-
tions of parent and child. In the first
place, no parent is compelled to send his
child unless he chooses. In the second
place, nothing is taught but elementary
truths and the facts of history. The ele-
mentary foundation is laid, onIwhich the
broad superstructure of finished educa-
ton can be based by the instruction of the
parent, the Christian Minister, or by gen
eral reading. Notwithstanding all that
the Catholic press has urged against the
common school system, one fact is promi-
nent and cannot be disputed without q
gross -perversjon Of the truth, that the
American common school has not been,
and is not perverted to an instrumentality
of bigotryIasid OPPRESSION No deuomina-
tional bias, as regards religion, can be
truthfully charged against it. 1t has
most admirably met the object of its found
ers, providing for all classes of children
the means Of acquiring the elementary
knowledge necessary to sound English
education, without indoctrinating the
children into any system of religious
faith. This is the duty of the parent and
the pastor.
The class Of schools which the Roman
Hierarchy would establish on the ruins Of
the American system, is Justly liable to the
charges which the Catholic unjustly
brings against the present system, The
Pope and his Bishop of the Diocese, who
would hppoint the teachers and direct the
studies, and compel the parents to send
their children, under pain Of the fires Of
Iperdition. They would fill the minds oi
| the children with idle legions Of saints,
and with superstition and bigotry. They
would dwarf their understandings with
silly routine nnummeries, harden theil
hearts with prejudices against their Pro,
testant playmates and render them subser-
Went tools to crafty priesthood. These
are the schools which the "Pittsbure
Catholic" would subttute for the presen
truly bene6cient, liberal and truly Catholic
, system. It sees in the American system
the death blow to the narrow, bigoted anC
intoleEant system Of Romanism, which i
seeks to establish in these fair lands
Hence the ceaseless warfare made upol
our common schools. We rejoice to be
lieve that all efforts to overturn them vii
/ be in vain, and that they may be on tn
rock on which the Romish Hierarchy vii
r finally split. Their own people, experienc
ing the untold blessings their children
have derived from the common school sys
tenn. may finally rebel against their eontrc
: and influence. This would be conse
: quence Of the blindness and folly Of me
who hope to preserve their efete an
! heather system of pretended Christianity
! by falsly educating the young mind. :,
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10 an order of he Ptobaie cour. OF
Fairiisl IA county Ohio. we'Wf lseil BY pun VEN
due al me Court Aohsein e Cilyof In SAD
county, between The hfnra of ~ o'ciock a. q. anu
o'clocf, p. NJ, -tst W
on mondnys septemser fs, 1854,
due ON decree Of tie Coun Of Common
piess OF sid county our favores Executofs Of the
E.fa of JncOb Huhcr seh., docoAsed against jacob
esfimnfed AZ the OF 5S1 40, on the list
ny of Apr I644 aud subject 20 interest nom that
date. Terms OF sale-eashin N hand. ,,,a,oo,,
'l-.ss 80 JOHN FREED, $50
August l9, IsSl-sw1s Executors.
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Owe CENf REWARD,

I'd ANYWAY from tho subscriber, on the 2eth Of Aus
HI gust last, GEoRoE w. WARREr, an indented
to the Harness aud Trimming business.
hereby forwarn all persons from harbonng trusting
said George w. Warren on my account, Twill pay no
debts Of his contracting. The above reward will be
but ors Ptrspa srpensss PAID ssi1 wSssye @
lterr ~ 80 G i. o. DAVIS. r
Lancaster, September I, 1856 --swis 40 -
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DENTISTRY.
Dr. william III. King,

TNoRMERLY Demonstrator Of Mechanical DentistFy,
II in the Ohio College Of Dental Surgery at Cincnna
IT. respectfully informs the citizens Of Lancaster and vi
cinity that he still contlnuesthe practice ofhi profess
SION at his old stand and Is prepared to perform all
operations pertaining to his profession, t ast.s
All operations warranted comfortable, and to render
pie Of atmospheric pressure All other operations
skilfully performed. ~ ~
I'd Ponice, Man Street, one door East Of the Eagle
Printing ONCE. May 0, ieSi=3m
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ROAlD NOTICE.

RJOTICD Is heEeby given, that q petition will be pre-
IA santed 10 the Commissioned OF Fairfield county,
tther September Session. A. ID. 1854, praying for
vacation afthe road: commencing at the Southwest cor
ner OF the lands OF Abram Householder, late OF Rush
creek township deceased, and the lands Of David Y.
DaYis 70 the Northern boundary OF said lands thence
West between the LANDS Of John M. johnson and the
lands o said Davis and thehers Of Easaw Johnston to
the road leading from bremen so somerset and there
July %, issi-lwiss X ss Tg- III n'ses.I
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~. II ( lhs MEkCHANT-tAILOK.t t,.s.f-.
In S6efer's Men Bieek Ssttssn tks 7atlmadgs oass.
/ t7ME cstT and SAgferss Hotel, w Y FsiA ~
A az HAS just opened large and beautiful assorta
NBA ii III mept of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
n gether with as ehoice selection OF Cloths Cassi
cd with great care and with specdl reference TO the
wants aud lasts ofthis community t.asg 81
Hslong experience in this branch Of business, is d
his stock embraces the choicest and
variety, and his purchase has beenmSae upon suc
terms that he can sell at the LOWEST TP0SSIBlE PRl
BES. .AftH FF ff
The public are respectfully requested to cali and ex
anime his assortment. He has ON hand geiieral as
~. -, SUMNER WEAR, -
And Is at all times prepared to ACCOMMODATE his old
Clothing, orto MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, out Of
the best material and by most accomplished workmen,
anystyle OF garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS, m the
best and most fashionable manner. Heis confident, n
this respect that he give general satisfaction. ~
HIS assortment embraees general yarietyof -C,
Linen Goats, Yestings, Suspendors,
Dress DO Psntaloons, Hosiery,
J. Sack do, iCravats, 81 .sUndershirts,
CaTpet-bags together with all other articles usually
kept in Gentlemanls Furnishing Store and manufac-
tured in the most fashionable styles. -,t,s IL ,5.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
Ithasbeen purchdsed Of i-cstablished houses in
the Eastern cities, and mill wagnted, to be made or
good material and In durable manner. .kt
to call a his establishment where he will at all
times be readyto wait upon them with coon GOODS,
LOWEST RATES. To test his promises, he asks
examination ofhs stock trade andthe style and quail
4 ity ofhis manufacture. 7. TONG.
| Lancaster, May s, 1854 -. EE saN
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! TINS Nfw, boGtsM goISs We Learn that
the Secretary Of the, Treasury fias otd sisi
the new god dollar ycoihs desc tihBo at
Ilangth.b by Hssorne time Sin6e, q tlsts
Htuted fofsth6 mssisaliss gold hls eoin
now lin cireulation AS We lf Med
when pgeyicnslBw wgilind ON re enbi0ct, the
new coin "a a large q eflace al TIE sli-
Yer Use Cent piece Orders haV heoil 6nl
70 hayefhetp sthGk elI IA ,lIi The ~; Isl.
rnints III which coming Is done. : NO more
|efIshe arreRtgold dollsFs, coin viii be
|slinpk ods. alss~; I
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GoLD IN VERMoKT.--The Woodstock
Age says that there is gold in Vermont;
and says that for the,last three or four
weeks, from thirty to fifty workmeh, under
the direction of Capt. Ira F. Payson, Of
New York, have been engaged in digging
into and examining the premises of Bridge
water, where gold has been discovered and
that the result thusfar has been satisfacto-
ry. The Age concludes by assuring the
public that there is no humbug about this
matter, and that the mines will prove
among the richest ever discovered. +
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For tie Lancaster Ga1etta.l


RLEAsASF TowxsfsiP, Sept IL, 1854.
ED1roa GAzrTfE:-t see d cOmmupica-
ton in the Eagle Of week before last dated
in Walnut township sad signed Walnut. . !
The writer appesrs "a have had two objects
in view in wHtjng bis Communication, |
One was to give the editors of the Eagle
some advice in regardto the improvement
oftheif paper, and the other was to defend
the cause ofthe Roman Catholics and for |
eiguers.
/ have never been more astonished. than
/ was when read ''Walnut's" communi-
cation. did not think it possible for any
man to act the hypocrit to such degree
as "Walnut". was doing, for Will assure
you that have,frequsntly heard him abuse
the Catholics and Foreigners, and .eulogize
the principles of the Know Nothings. and,
he has been heard to say that be. would join
them if he had q chance, ai lsti3aE,
walnut" takes ii very hard to think
that the editor Of the Gazette should say one
word against Catholic intolerance and
in favor Of American RepubEcanism. Hy-
pocrisy is very remarkable feature not
only in "Walnuts" article butthrough his
whole life; for be has been heard frequent
lly to say that he was sanctifed, and that
he was dedicated soul and body to the ser
vice Of God, and thatthe greatest desire he
lhad was to sea his class (he being a class
Header all have religion. Now all at once
we see our methodist class leader turn pol
!. itician, and sdYerGse for political stumpers
!, Ito come into his township and defend the
i cause Of the Roman Catholics. He states
that he would hear them with agreat deal
, Iof pleasure. "a 4
= Now, Mr.. editor think when walnut
/ again complains about you becominga a The
t oIogian that, he bad better take the bean
r out of his own eyes,; 1t is thought by some
: that ''Walnut' was only acting, as an A
J maunensis for a certain Doctor that is can
} Ididate for office at the approaching election
, as the Doctor has frequently been seen il
I this and Walnut township within the las
few weeks, in search of alive KnoO Moth
a ing. Il is reported that the Doctor called OIL
a f'W Walnut' and secured his services b,
: promising him his aid in the next contes
1 for a seat in the LegislatUre. If this be tn
n fact "Walnut" is still more of hypocri
than supposed he couldsbe l see from
G the last Eagle thatour methodist class lead
q Ter has succeeded in securingthe appoint
/. mont for several meetings in the county
2 one is to be in Pleasantville, ] will try u
!, attend and willreport proceedings, in du
+. time.y ONE THATKEows SomErH1NG.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJoTICEsia hereby given, stApeltion be pre-
~ sented TO the Commissonere OF Fairfield county,
atther SeptemoeI le59 ior an ae 5ation
Christian r.. Kagy q and ending nt The old Marietta
road near beginning nt the ehs corner ofthe
Letween William W OF and Isaac Stene thence north
along the line until tinteuectst the old road. 49,.
Julxos 1884,. MANY PETITIONERS
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moan NOTICE. .

RToTIDE Is hereby given, that petition willhepre-
i " sented the Commissioner iofrFairhed county,
al fheir September Session, A. D. 1854, praying for
vacation Of part Of the Lexington road commencing
ems and thence East to the foot Of the hin near Vofs'
Mill Pond and In lieu thereof establish the road
in use leading nast Yofis, MIL WI ssgsss tEais-t
!. July 20, 1884, 4wiSs MANY PETITIONERS.
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TIM FEpEh AND AL6RrAL LIrY IN SAvANEin
'--SusPRSsloE~oT or BtsIsHAs = SAvANNAH,
Sept. 6.--In. this city .infefments yeSter-
day were So, 0f ,NIiich ! 8 Fsrer from vel,
n. q ~, zass fsp's'% S 3 ssss (. sS<x
TIE iptirmshta for lhe week; wore 1s3,
"a the ESSei. "a a 80. ~ \. 49,. '.. -, -
Ninety SIX storssar closed Up, having
suspended basinessa
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Estnte or Pcter IrnYer.

NJoTICE is hereby given, that have this day been
duly appointed as OF the Estate Of PETER
HAyER, deceased, late OF Fairfield county Ohio. Per-
knowing themselves indebted TO said Estate are
notified to make immediate settlemenb all persons
having claims against said Estate requested 10 pre-
sent them duly authenticated within one year.
I .{ r H7re,F III JERIAH HAVERd ft,...5;s.. ys &
Sept. 6, ,l5544wt GEORGE HAyERi rtNsts--'V''' rSt-. -
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40 oApE G cARs AIRE IN.
M. 1 SnLlAELEY,

TTAs lust received his SPRING and SUMMER eup>
ply'of HATS q CAPS ht his old stand OBpesitse che
Taimadge Hoass, Main Sffeet, Laneasfef, Ohie. His
stock has been selected with care and embraces
4 MEverys variety Of Hats a Caps, -
including whiie Beaver, Molskin, MOL
7 ~ aud Chinn and Pedal Stray and teghnfp I, q -
Hats Men, Hoysand ldEeRs Palm Le from " 4 70
Boys and Childrers nncy Hat, which win y sold a.
the lowest prccs. Leghorn Hats wnsed and bleached
! sMay s. ie1l. ~ - (, y. ,SafA Lily. I
I ~ Enbd. .JTilis ~ fnr ladies, -. n
"a WHITE JR. & JULIAN. :
April 10, 1854. -
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CHARLEsToN, September 8.--Savannah
papers report thai. over one-half, of the
boarding houses in, that city are closing,
owing to the prevalence of yellow fever,
which is on the increase. ~. -
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DEATHS BY FEVER IN New ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-The deaths in
this city by yellow fever for the past
week, were one hundred and eighty
five. ~ ~
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T. ADMITTED To THE BAR.--Our friend
JoHS s. BRasEr, Esq, on yesterday took
the oath Of Office and was. commissioned as
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Mr., S, is q young man of a high order Of
talent and win doubtless eminently sue
cessfulas practitioner. W g
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'FnOR SALE.

= rn3IN y Y V35ffHOH SALE. F'ls3 -lifl71f-
TWyEiE undersigned agent for the Merchants and Me-
chanics Bank of Wheeling, Virginia, will sell ;at
private sale on reasonable TERMS that valuable Real
o. Estate situate on the corner of Columbus and
t:;; Main Streets Lancaster, known as the SWAN
LII H0TEL, including the whole property, formerly
owned by Tbomas,U. White, Esq. va rs .p0 Z, rs
II notsold that part Of said property occupied the
Swan Hotel, win for rent ater the first OF October
next, =, H. II. HUNTERb Agent, de-. q