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NLmGINM :-As na,s. heIa 10 The cls,l. ons. Of The

VIhGINiA:ht Ru'ss held In Clerks once Cir.
cut Court a. hmels county the list Monday In February
1854. u being tue 9Th DAY OF tie month.
James T.. HeOtt, Plaintiff
dvdinI
George H. Eanep, defendant
The oiJse q this suit Is to defendant
htn tue u VI tS and o. work aud abOuT done,
WIN legal mest thereon from nth Jsy OF Deeembrr ia5 TIL
paul. hnd aPparing affidavit that the defendant IL
deD' u this STATE mGtCn u the pAnin by his sofusy
ordeEr1 bat the said defendant H. Enes appear hss
Eh'n one month after due this oder
nece l 10 protect his interest and that III, order BE- pub
ed once week for successive Weets In the Richmond Why,
and posted Al the this county
the nrsi dag Of the nt1t County Court
eopy,-Tesie:
frT-wlW y a.
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III. c.,l.x,s. ssa olIs R.llrs.d.

TO TIE Editors Of he Whia.
Dear Srs-As wel as reeollcet. the first estimate Of
the Engneers for the cost Of this road about o0o
600. l. has since been increased to $4,000 600 The
preliminary surveys have already cost ssi 900.
VIII you DO kind enough TO inform me, II you can,
whether or no am In supposng, tbs. should tho
whole road he completed. will take nearly fSc
million to cover the amount expended Ia the Enyi.
nesring Depdrfmentr aud f Il takes one.third Of
the present estimate Of the entire cost OF the work for
that pnrpos, will be glad if you will inform the State
to what tune you think the first locomotive will whistle
when IL reaches the Ohiof
February IL, 1854. HENRICO
We arc not able to satisfy "IIenrco." We do no, be.
eve there member Of the Legislature who cen satisfy
his constituents The friends Of the roai-the Engineers
hemselves-have clear idea Of the cost, Las, year Il
was rs millions, now Il l. ten and kaif without engi-
hee''ns or equipment How much Il may be next
year. Tue Lord only knows But the bill Is urged forward
VIZ" hundred horse-power-al other bills being behind
"-ana the danger is great that the State will 10
with debt and taxes and its crcd, swamp
cd Tor an Improvement that may prove curse.
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.'''''''''' mise VI. harrington
LOTTERY TICKET.


Doors open at Il performance commences at ~ O'Clock
ADMISSION and Parque Tier
on Broad street formerly PIT door Is cents Gallery 81
cents cOoed Gallery (EssJ sIH cents; colored Gallery
DO. Once open from 10 NJ inns when seat, may be So
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w ItGNIA:At Rules held In the CLERKS once Of
Court Of Amelia county the LIST Monday February
1851, II Leing The 9Th day o. the month.
WIN. n, Garter and Jno' 50. Vaughan, PITTS.
dgIiHd
George ~. Hanet
object OF this suit Is TO Of defendant George H.
from the let day of January 1885, til
appearing adday that the defendant il not resident sf
this motion Of the PLAINTIFF by attorney Is or
dered that the said defendant, appear here
within month after due publication Of this order
protect his Interest, this publish
Cd week for asueceiye weeks In the Richmond whg
posted the front door Of the county the
drSt day Of the next County Court
kT-wiu 20. LEtau O.
OS. y. WINSTON Successor TO Mace " inston Corner
81 Gary aud Iih street, uhs old staud OF " W. Hb-
moud, Va, has In store and Offers for sale:
1e bids. p. r. Sugar
II do N. o. do
" do Cuba do
&c bbls. Coffee do
20 do Crushed, Powdered, and PuiVerffed Sugar
l2boEes Loaf Sugar
900 sacks Salt
225 kegs Mails
Molasss do Cuba do; Herrinys; shad fsnnet sbd
Machine OIL Oard Hennessey, ~ Dupuy
Rye Tuscaloosa Monobgahela Jenny Lind Edoado and
Whisky Port, Madeira, Pale sherry Wine Jsmaes
New Orleans and Rum Gin and Apple Brandy Porter Uun
powder Impra Young Tyson and Black java ssusyTs
RIO and Mocha Coase CgaIs Of all kinds Cords Plough
Lines w.ppns Cap and Letter Paper seAp; window Gs,,
uss bfied and sheerhtee and other articles which
one' VOWS "sae eha puohe RsnsTahy dell
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-, -, !, -, IHVHAo IT. Hills,
Chairman Of tho Committee Of the Society OF Alumni
TO DR.. CLEMENT II. HARRIs. Sennte of Virginia
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Am US e Nj ENTS.

IN MI ATHR.-Mr. J. II. TAYLOR, Sole Lesses Mr. ~ A.
IL WARD Acting Manager. Mr. VI. LEwIs Stage Mansyrt.
First night Of Mr.. C0ULDOCK.
MONDAY EVENING, PEBRUARY 18Th, 1851,
The great Play Of the
WILLOW COPSE.
MIR. W. WaTd
% Mr. Hoitsce
Col vanguard Air GriGths
Mrs w hAid
Mis-. Place
DUET. Miss G. Inee and Miss Lewis,
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The London o the Qoestion Of War or Peace.
The London Times of the goth ult, thus explicitly
.,se, the present condition Of Russia and the Allied Pow
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HaM,.ttLY scar, Of 'upsIoI Ss,i,y Tsssiy9g ana {

w in6iNiA :--At Clerks once a. tie CIR
cult Court Of Amelia county Monday FEBRUARY
| 1854. II being the 9Th day " the month
/ Cath arne Thompson
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.ssrcoI Jsn cOt,on I, very quiet, decline IN prl
cse oi marty Nd ID quotations the
e three daJsbeog only 1900 10 sxporsJs .nd
spsesaofs What -four this days have been in
Iar demand ~ advance Of on the ftm.y
o. per DBL on the latter ndan Corn without change
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
George HumnsFs Premium Essence Of Coffee

AEAS~uFAcruRRp M DkNrEL BoRLER q CO.
One Package at 10 cents tviu SAFE 4 lbs. OF CoBee
THIS Essence was iateiy awarded with a silver
medal in he American institute, New foIk, also
tho first premium for such articles ntho Frank
in l~nstitnts, Phiadelpfia.
Depct2iS. Calowhia street, PhilAdelphia. Also,fcrsSie
by our Agents, and st the principal Drug and Grocery
stores throughout the United States.
This Essence has been proven by many thousahGs
of the richest and most respectable families, as wsl
as by the poorer Glars OF reople, almost through !he
whole United States, to be by farth best preparation
of collee ever offered to-the public. Coffee made oy
this Esscneci is much more who esome, more delicste'
hnsr favored. perfectly clear, and, in every instance
superior to tho finest laws. Coffee.
inorder 20 give dissatisfaction and p~rooithat the
above article is perfectly healthv, and 70 show some
thing ofthe deserved reputntionit hss gained ana just
ly entitledt TO, we annexa few certificates andreeon-
mendations. particularly relating TO health, rom ir'
Booth and DR.. Chiffon. practical chemists and Anaiy-
sists OF the cities of Philadelphia and New YORK.
College Avenue, Tenth street, beiolo Market !
Philadelphia, SepteHber4, lSoh }
have examined the essence ofCoftee manuiaetnr'
ed by lIunmel, Boiler & CO., and find that its con,
~stituents are not in the least injurious to hoalth' a
may be used freely and with perfect safety;
JAMES BOOTH,
Pro. of Chemistry applied TO Arts. Franklin Institute
No. 70 chambers street, New York, Aug % lool.
have examined an article prepared by Messrs
Hummal, Bohler and co Philadelphia, called Essence
of coffee, which Is intended to be used with eoitee
for the purpose Of improving il, ! find it free not onl
from any thing injurious TO hsalth, but, on tho con
trary, the ingredients Of which II is composed are per
fectly wholesome. ]. R Chiffon, NJ. D. Chemist.
Fors sale by G.. KAUFMAN Il CO., Agents.,
and other Druggists and Grocers general
Lancaster, Ohio, August Q, 1852
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Northern Light
CAPTAIN WALKERS EXPEDITION.

CAPTAIN WALKERS EXPEDITION.
New YORK, Feb. 23.-The steamship
Northern Light arrived here this afternoon
at hulG-past 5 o'clock. She left San Juan
on the 18th inst, bringing San Francisco
dates to the evening Of the lst., making the
time through in twenty.one days and nine
teen h~ouis-being the quickest time on re-
cord.
The advices at San Francisco from Cap
tain Walkers expedition, state that the
bark Caroline had been captured in the Gulf
Of California by the Mexican cutter Guer-
reras.
The markets at San Francisco during the
previous fortnight had been stagnant, and
prices were lower than for months previous
ly, while a large number Of arrivals had ma
terribly increased the stock.
The Golden Gate got OFF on the morning
Of the 25th, less injured than was expected.
She was lying at San Diego awaiting the
arrival of steam pumps. The remainder
Of her passengers had proceeded on their
way.
The winter has been unusually severe in
California. In Grass Valley and other
places, the snow was two feet deep. The
rains had been violent; the gulches were
a led and the miners busy.
Later news from Walkers expedition
states that matters were apparently going
on prosperously. President Walker had is
sued a decree dividing the Republic into two
States, named Lower California and Sono'
rn. Another decree changes the name
from the Republic Of Lower California &c
that of the Republic OF Sonora.
Rain storms in Grass Valley and Ell Do
RADIO had done considerable damage.
The sloop of war Portsmouth, and a Gov
crnment mail steamer, were to sail from
San Francisco for Lower California, to lool
after Walkers party.
The breach of promise case of Gates Us
Buckingham, has been decided, the plaintiff
getting damages to the amount Of $4,000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
rELEaRApH1c 1NrELLIaENCR.
snow sToRM.
Ran Road BIOcked mp.
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

NEw York, Feb.aI.-Ths Africa was got
of this morning. The Star Of the West
from San Juan, and George Law and North
Star anchored at quarantine last night and
sailed this morning.
The storm last night was one OF the Sc
verest known here for many years. The
snow in the streets is a foot aud u half deep,
and in drifts 6 or 8 feet. Eastern and s outh-
ern trains not in. The Pilot Southern Lac
from this city to Philadelphia ia blocked up
at Burlington, N. j., where the snow is five
feet deep on the track. Al Philadelphia the
snow is two feet deep IN a level and il
some places six feet deep. Notrain had ar
rived or departed from Philadelphia since
yesterday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
NEW COODS.
WE have now received : large and complete a.

NNJE have now received a large and complete as
sortment Of New " Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand OF REINnIUND AND SON.
AL! we ask OF require, is, that persons visiting our
city in pursuit Of good bargains, will give us a call
We detest hanlbaggery, and. besides, our goods,once
erGmtaed, recommend themselves. Our stock is full
was bought In a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits. We can supply. our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for, from az
ounce of Indigo TO a hogShead of Sugar; or from z
yard 9f 81 cent Calico to a .fnlisHit ri Clothes for "a.
OF Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Hose, Ribbons, Parasols,
silks, lawns. bareges, dc LANES, ginghams, ~calicoes,
cloths cassimeres, Satinets, tweeds, &c we are we'll
supplied as prospects both qualities and prices.
Wekeep on hand the best Of Family Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices, &c.
And we are always supplied with a large and vau-
able stock of Ready LAD Clothing. made here
At home. on special order, and therefore q estlv pre-
%ferablet to that imported from eastern slop-shops.
,"JCash and country Produce always taken IL ex-
change forgoods. REINMUND & MARTIN
Anril 80. 1852. dSg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

RookS for the Million.


TIME undersigned, in presenting his NEW SFOCk
OF BOOKS to the citizens of Fairfield county,
feels justified in saving that n larger and more COM
plete assortment of new and standard publications
was never before offered in this city. Having pur-
cha sed his stock on the most liberal forms, he feels
satisfied that he can supply his customers at cheap
err rates than has ever been known in this market.
lie invites the attention of the reading public to the
following list, which is only a sample of his entire
purchase: ..
Vanity Fair, a Novel without a hero, by William
Thackeray.
The Nile Boat.
Family Family R RiSIs. at an a grie0''
HYMN Books of all kinds.
Gift Books of all kinds.
English and German Catholic Books Of all kinds
Dowav Bibles.
Note Books OF all kinds.
School Books ofall kinds at wholesale and retail
prices.
A large lot Of Cap, letter, both Commercial and
Envelope Paper and Blank Books Of all kinds.
Novels, latest publications.
Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture, by
Downing.
twill be seen BY the above that he has consulted
the interests md tastes Of The entire community, and
leaves no reasons WHY every family should not be
In possession OF a small Library. Thankful for the
libersl patronage OF a g generous public in days agone,
he earn, silly invites a continuation Of the same.
JOHN SEARLS.
TPStore Immediately opposite the Washington
Hotel and one door west Of the Savings Institute.
Lancaster, Sept. 4, 1853. ]. S.
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nMAN KNOW THYsRLP.n.


An Invaluable Hook for 90 Cents
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE kCoPY.,i
lG000 ooPrzs SoED IN Lnss LHAE rnnEy
1872 Mosrts. = new edition. revised and
DR. HusrHR's MHproAL MArvAL Avn u.xp
HOOK ron TUE ATPLrcrKD-Ceniainlng an outline
torn Of disease Contracted by promiseuons gesns1
intercourse, by self.abuHe, orby sexual excess, vith
advice for their prevention, written in = familiar
style avoiding AL medical tecinicalities, and everv-
thing that would offend the ear oc deeeEey, from tie
result Of some twenty years successful practice, ex-
c~lussvely devoted 10 the cure of diseases osa dcli.
$40 which Is added, receipts for the cure ofthe A.
bove diseases. and At-eatise on tho causes, aymptnns
and cure of the Fever aaa Algne, for twenty-five
cents a copy; six copies one dollors win be Forwarded
to any part Of the United States, by mail, tree ofpost-
age. Address. postage paid, cosdan e Co, Publhh-
ers. or "box 1885,, Post Office, Philadelphia
"This is without exception, the most sopPrehen
siy and Ineligible work published co The Glass o.
diseases ofwhich threats. Avoiding al technical
terms. it addresses itself to the reason Gifts readSxps
1t il free from all Objectionable natter. and no pa,
rent, however fastidioue, can object 10 placing II Is
the hands of his soma. Thesuthor has devoted manr
years to the treatment Of the varicus Complaint
treated Of. and with too lille breath TO puff,' and
TOO nIt!e presumption 10 impose, he has offered to
the fruits of some twenty years most ucccssful Prac-
tice."-HERALD.
"Noteacher or parent should be without tho
knowledge impaired in this invaluable work. n
would save years OF pain, modification and sorrow
to the youth under their charge .p-PEoPLE'a ADvo-
CATE.
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing Of
Hunter $ Medical Manual, " says. Thousands uron
thousands of our youth, by evil example and 1.-THE in
huence OF the passion, have be en- led into the habit OF
self,pollution without realizing the sin and fearful
consequences upon themselves and their poSterity.
The constitutions of Thousands who are raising fami-
lieshaye been enfeebled, ifnot broken down and they
do not know the cause or the cure. ANY thing that
can be done so to ~enlighten and influence the public
mind ssto check. snd ultimately to remove this wide
spread source Of human wretchedness, would confer
the greatest blessing next to the religion Of Jesus
Christ, on the present and coming generations. In
i temperance, Tor the use of intoxicating drinks
u though it has slain thousands upon thousands, is not q
greater scourge to the human race. Accept nv
! thanks on behalf ofthe afflicted, and, believe me,
i your co;worker in the good work you are SO actively
q engaged in"
Ore copy will be forwarded tsecureIy enveloped
II and postage paid, on receipt of25 cents, or six copies
for 81, Address, CoSDEN & CO., Publishers, Boz
1876, Philadelphia.
booksellers, CanvaSsers and Book Agents, sun.
y piled on the most liberal terms.
Lancaster, May 10. 1853. lily.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

NEUTRAL FLAes IN rus BLACK SEA-
The London Shipping Gazette OF the SOth
states that the announcement had been
made BY the Russian Government that all
vessels navigating the Black Sea under neu-
trail flags, we're TO be searched for the pur-
pose of pscerlsiniug that they were not car
ring articles which were contraband Of war
for the assistance Of The enemy; if SO they
would be seized aud ccnfscstel, without re-
gard to flag.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

AHTIouirT OF REAPiNs MAcHIsEs, The
following 10 sent to Us, an extract from the
Geutlemun's (London) Magazine, for De-
tober, 1881, and shows thut though the mod.
ern reaplDg machines be- truly tho inven-
tions Oftheir claimants, yet they are not the
first successful Inventions Of the kind whieh
the world has known:
"a bohemian peasant, who had invented
a machine for reaping corn, was lately con.
Quoted TO Vienna by the Emperor'a order
Two horses are harnessed, with the heads
70 the corn, and drag In . reversing man.
neT, the machine towards the standing corn.
II throws out curved hooks for gathering
and holding II. willis. scythcs also advance,
and cutting II, lay il in little heaps. Two
horses, two men and q boy used it Ia the
neighborhood Of Vienna, and il did as much
work in six hours as twelve men could have
done In n day. His Imperial MOjesty bought
the peasant's freedom Of his lord, gave hin
afafm and stocked Il and settled a pension
on him for life. Thus Il has been that tn
ignorsnce ofa Bohemian boor has e%ffecte,
what the scientific efforts Of hall the socie
ties in Europe have attempted in vain"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

0Erseveral officers Of rank, in the Militia
" and Naval service Of the CzOr, have been
dispatched TO the United States, and are
now actually in New York, ostensibly for
the purpose Of experimenting the construc-
ton Of two steam frgates, at present under
the ship builders hands, on the East River,
but really engaged In recruiting %sailoFS for
ahs Russian Marine.
The objects Of this mysterious movement
are sven more singular and p%erilous In their
nature than the simple enlistment OF men
on neutral territory, during the impending
European war, would be, when conducted
by the Russian or any other belligerent
power. viz: the equipment OF privateers and
cruisersio be employcdagainSt the
OF England and Frunce.
The New York press will speedily smoke
out these minionS Of the Dcspot, and send
them home with a large flea buzzing in each
car.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
LANCASTER MACuINE FOUNDRY.

hANNOfAcA liz MAClllNE EOCNDDAs
d DEVOL Is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
N. Steam Engines, upon short notice and at
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
Also, all kinds Of Mill Gearing. Hosting Screws,
Regulating Screws lack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
Cider Screws. rt.-.
Mill Spindles of ~castiron or wrought.
Bales and Drivers, &c. &c.
He will also furnish the Parker Wheelto
suit any head of water, and with either iron or wood
shalt. Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above
The patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and con-
seguently they can be had much cheaper.
He also continues TO make Devoi's Threshins
Machines, and keeps a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the bsst in Ohio.
: All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best workmen, and WILDE warranted,
All kinds ofrepairing done upon the shortest notice.
He also keeps constantly on hand, L lind OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. He has
completed his front shop. so that those who call
can examine his work.
The known quality of the work done this estab'
lishment formany years past isthebe Test guarantee tina
in future, the subscriber w~illlabor to desire the pa
tronage Of the public. He invites examination
Lancaster, April DC, 1853 @. DEYOL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
FURNITURE WARE RcoMel
ID. X. FISHEI

II aving returned to the city and erected , large
bui Idingin the rear of the brick house, on the.
corner Of Broad and Chestnut streets, one square south
of the Market House, intends manufacturing hpon a.
large scale 1.-THE vArions articles OF
CABINET FURNITURE
Beadsteads and Chairs. Which he will keep
always on hand, together with a large assortment Of
Cincinnati manufacture. Hislong experience in the
business will enable him to have manufactured at
work, and as he intends to- employ none but the most
skinful .workmen and use the best materials, no fat-
tiers himself that evil give general satisfaction to
sll who may favor him with stheir custom; =
The public are inviteito call and examine the as
sorlment. The entrance to the rooms 10 upon Broad
street. d. X. FISbEL.
Lancaster. May 0Oth. 1885.
RLRspairing done on the shortest notice, Apa
In the neatest and most worhmsnlike npnner,
ChArResreasonable
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
no ruMAIES.

You will find these pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you are subject. Iu OBJ
s%tTuctions either total or partial, they have been
found of ~inestimable benefit, restoi ing their Junction
al arrangements to a healthy action, purifying the
blood and other fluids so effectuAlly as to put to flight
all complaints which may rise from female irregu-
%laritiea, as headache, giddiness, dimness ofsight, pain
in the side, back, etc, etc.
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobenssck, a.
others being base imitation.
TrAgents wishing new supplies, and store keepers
DESTROYS Of becoming agents must address the Pro-
p~rietor, J. N. Hobensack, Philadelphis. Pa.
PRICE IS CENTS. EACH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
AmOlher Steamboat Disaster.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.-This morning, o.
bout II O'clock, the steamer James Niles.
from Cincinnati, with a heavy cargo, and
two barges in tow, sunk on eFalls IN the
big eddy. and will prove a total loss. The
boat capsized aud the cabin broke off and
went overheard. II is feared many lives
are lost. One Of the barges also sunk.
The boat had stopped at Jacksonville for
a pilot, and did not land on this at all. The
franklin Pierce went to her assistance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
e1-ThO following appeared in the Daily

OJ-Iho following appeared in the Daily
Gazette Of this city, on the 3lst inst:
"The rejection of Geo. N. Saunders. ms
Consul to London, by the Senate. Is no
doubt chuckleG over by Cass, Houston, &C."
The Gazette editor cannot be posted, or
he would have discovered that Gen. Cas-
made a speech in favor ofhis confirmation.
Eagle.
We noticed in yesterdays issue that our
friend of the Eagle was laboring under q
"sIight" mistake in regard to the position of
Mr.. Everett. and 10 day, we find ourselves
called upon to correcihis false impressions
Of the position Of Mr.. Cass. Will the
Eagle man allow US 10 trouble him for a fen
sriraeh from said speech! We fear the
Eagle IL not In the habit of investigating
matters very closely. He must be more
careful In the future.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

RAILROADS IN MAssAoHUsETrs.-The Bos-
ton Courier has an article respecting rail
roads in hat State, designed to show that
they have already been multiplied 10 such
an extent that 1t is .impolitic to i"vest ad
ditional capital 10 these enterprises, at least
for some time 10 come.