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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-17
Lands for Sale.

IN pursuance ofthe conditions aud provisions ef
i a deed oftrust executed by John Williams and
Isabella his wife. and Johnaihan CouISon and
James MCleery, the said james MCleery win OK.
pose To sale by public vendue at the Court House
door. i'll the town Of Lancaster, Fairfield county
Ohio, On
Saturday, the sth day Of JANUARY, 1o4s.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. sud 4 o..
clock =. NJ. OF said day the following described
tract Of lnnd situate in Greenfield Township in
said county bounded by beginning at stone in
a field north of the brick school house occupied
by said John Williams-thence south one degres
aud ten minutes west two chains aud elghty-lour
links to a stone in the south boundary Of Section
No. 81; Township No. IL; Range No 10: thence
east along said south boundary seven chains 80
links 10 a stone in said boundary: thence north
one degree and ten minutes east two chains and
eighty-iour links To a stone; thence west seven
chains 33 liuks to the beginning, containing two
acres and thirteen poles more or ess, with all i'm.
proyements thereon including the large hamc
dwelling and the ssst part OF the brick school
house occupied BY said Williams. Terms ofsale
one third part Of the purchase money to be paid
in hand, one third in six and one third in twelve
months utter the day OF sale with interest.
| JAMES MCLEERY.
T'rHstes.
JONATHAN. COULSON.
December 10 I947 3Ita
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OBITUARY..

DIED-In this town, on Friday the Sd instant
JOHN M CREED, Esq. iii the 38th year of his
age.
The death Of this distinguished individual, in
the prime of life, has created void in this COM
munity that cannot easily be filled. Society has
lost "a valuable citizen the cause OF Education "A
warm and earnest advocate, humanity fast and
firm FREUD and the Church an exemplary and
pous member.
The deceased fingered for long time and pa
tiently bore the suHerinss that disease brought
upon him. His remains were followed to the
grave, on Sunday the 5th Instant, by his brethren
Of the Odd Fellows and Sons OF Temperance and
large concourse of his felow-citizens. A large
circle Of friends and ucquaintances are left to
cherish his many virtues &lament his early death.
DIED-Ath her residence in Baltimore, Fairfield
County, Ohio, on the end day of December, lS47,
Mrs. ELIZA CLARKE, consort Of Asa Clarke,
and daughter OFF, g. A. Hannum.
The deceased was born in Hampshire County
Massachusetts, on the Both Of May, 1914. She
emigrated to this State in 1927 and settled in Bal
timore. She was united in marriage with ASH
Clark, on the 3rd of October, 1891. In 1898, she
united herself with the M. Z. Church, of which
she lived faithful and consistent member until
the day Of her death. Her disease was the con
sumption, with which she fingered months, witt
nious resignation to the will Of her heavenly Faith
er, when she fell asleep in Jesus.
She has left husband and four children, be
sides numerous circle OF relations and friends
to mourn her early departure. But their loss il
her eternal gain.- Com.
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|DR. L ROYS'



DR LIE ROY, licenooiate OF the Royal college
DofPhysiciaus in London, having used in his
private practice, for number of years, the WILD
CHERRY and SARSAPARILLA, at length made
au extract ofthem, which with other vegetables
he has combined in one Of the best Pills ever made
known to the European community, and which
merit the attention Of the American People
They are the most eificacious purgatlve and tonic
yet discovered.
THE WILD CHERRY is an excellent Tonic,
possessing astringent and aromatic properties
which make it valuable in Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
weakness OF the stomach and chest.
THE SARSAPARILLA is demnlcent dluretic
and soothing and is given in Rheumatism Scroiu.
la, diseases of the skin, and to eradicate the bad
effects of Mercury In the operation OF all other
mreative medicines debiitation and puriI1cation
90 hand in hand; they remove The good, as well
as the bad; thus weakening the system, which
they were only required to cleanse, and making
the cure generally almost as bad. and frequently
much worse than the disease. Dr. LIE Roy's Pills,
ON the contrary, strengthen aud tone the system
which they purge and purify. And this is their
peculiar attribute aud the principal cause other
unrivaled popularity.
Directions for using. Assam pertient, two Of
three Pills are sufficient, "A cathartic in fevers
costiveness, liver complaint and dyspepsia, three
to six pills, (according TO age, sex, and state o
the bowels and so Of other diseases.
P. S. The virtues Of the Sarsapariia and Wilt
Cherry are too we'll known to medical men ant
the community to require further detail.
AoEsTs-George Kaufman, Lancaster; Elijsl
Kalb, Rashvius.
November l9, ls47. 6w2S
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valuable Real Esta le for sale

10y virtue OF an order from the Court of Com
, mon Pleas for Fairfield County, Ohio. I will
offer at Public Sale, at the Court House door in
the Town Of Lancaster,in said Fairfield County ON
Saturday the aad day Of january, 1s4s,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ and four o.
clock P. M. Of said day, the following described
Real Estate, belonging to the Estate OF the late
General DAVID REEs deceased viz 100 Acres
Of Land off the West side ola Farm belonging to
said deceased, in Greenfield Township miles
North from Lancaster, in Section No. "a, Town
ship No. Is. Range No, 10: Also, ia Acres West
part Of the Northeast Quarter Of Section No. 10,
Township No. IA. Range No. l8, known as the old
Home Farm Of said deceased-Also, In-Lot No. 7.
in the 10th Square Of the Town OF Lancaster, and
being the residence Of said deceased, at the time
of his death: Also part Of InLot No. in the Stt
SQUARE Of said Town, known as the "Cheekered
Store" on Main Street. The Town property viii
be sold subject to the widows dover, as now
laid of. The Lands will be sold clear and free
ofdower.
The above described property is well improved
and worth the attention OF purchasers. Term
OF Sale--one-third part in hand, and the residue
in two equal annual payments, with interest IRON
the day Of sale JOHN A. COLLINS. Adm'tor
with the Will annexed
December II, lS47. 5w32ptSS'7S
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The ohio CuItIvator for Is4s.

Pa6HShed at COiumbus Ohio, ION he lst aud 15th
Of each month"; NJ u. BATEBAM, Editor and
Proprietor. Terms 81 per gedr-fou1 copies
for s3--Paymeat Invariably IN Gdvanee.
The fourth Volume Of the Ohio Cultivator will
commence Jan. lst l848. This paper has now
become so well known that il is scarcely necess.
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Press and other sources The editor is deter.
mined to spare no pains on his part TO sustain
the reputation OF the work, and make each sue
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one. Our motto is outward AND oSwARD;" and
the object Of the "CUltivator" is not only 10 col
ect and disseminate valuable facts and iniorma
lion relating 10 practical agriculturei but TO IN
spire the FARMERS with more just conceptions O
the dignity of their profession; to influence them
to euAivate the MIND as well the soil, and thus
elevate themselves to that position which 1t II
their duty and privilege to occupy as AMERIcAS
AoRlcULTURALIsTs, in this age OF Progress and
! Improvement
With its very large list Of contributors mum
bering over t'ro hundred, most Of them practica
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Carriage and WAGON MaauiScI0ry.

rNHANKfUL for past lavors, the undersigned
Il would respectfully Inform his friends aud The
pablic generally that he u still engaged IA the a
bovs brunch of business, Al tho Ola Stand ens
aad quarter milss Easf Of Lancasfer. on tho
Pike, where he aatiers himself that be l. better
calculated Hnd prepared to execute work. In
nua1er, better and more lashonubls style than evs
er--fom Tho laet that he has taken greater caro-
IN the selection uf his timber aud tools aud has
employed experienced weskiarnl end n c,.anec-
ton with this, be Is determined To conduct HE
business upon the basis Of ready pay and smau
greftS. 50 that his customers can DO accommnla.
ted with any nrticle from a HReel-barroU 10 a
trO.kOrss Corriage. WARRANTED 10 DO exeou-
ted in US good aud neuts style, fnut better, sud
sold for less money, than Gun be obtained Ut ANY
establishment in The county
A proof Of this, the following list Of articles
aud prices are here auuexedl
Woodwork oftwo-hnrse Wagons. $500
do do one-horss Buggies.... 1900
Wagons, complete for from S55. to sos.
Buggies, do ss5. 10 S75.
( And all other articles at atcorresponding ios rates
and RGrranied. Z. NJ. WINTER.
/ December 10, l847.
~ B. All kinds OF Produce, at the highest
cash prices, taken for work. Also, stock such as
Horses. Cattle. Hogs &c.
Call aud see us and we will do you good. Re,
member that penny saved is as good us two
earned.
rTT0LL paid on oil occasions, whore the
work amounts to FIVE dollars, aud work always
done Immediately. L. NJ. W.
! December 10, l847. ly3l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-17

ameeting of Ark of Safety Division No. 1866,
Sons of Temperatures on Tuesday Evening De.
cember the l4th, A. D. l847, to express their re.
spect for the memory oftheir Brother JOHN NJ
CREED, and also their deep regret at his death
committee OF three was there appointed com
posed o! Brothers McVElGH, BoPE and MIcHAELs
to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the
Division, who reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Brother JOHN NJ CREED, mem
ber OF this Division, died on the morning OF the
Bird instant, after long and painful illness.
Therefore ReSolUed, Thatin his death this Di
vision has lost valuable member and kinC
Brother
ResolUed, That though he be dead he yet lives il
the hearts Of his brethren, aud ia the memory
his friends.
Resolued, Tint while we lament his death, thai
we will endeavor to initiate his goodness OF heart
RESOLVED, That we deeply synpathise with hi
widow and relations, and tender to them, in th
trying time, this expression Of our respect Tor til,
memory Of our deceased Brother.
Resolued, That we will wear Grape on the lef
arm for thirty days.
ResOlUed, That a copy Of the proceedings O
this Division. signed by the w. p. and R. S. b.
forwarded to the widow ofour deceased Brother
and published in the Ohio Engle and Lancaste
| Gazette. ROBERT REED, w. p,
H. A. HARRISON 4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-17

There is not man, woman. or child, but should
take medicine nj this season Of the year. but more
especially at this present time: for there probably
were never 40 many eases cxistiag at one period
as there are nav, 40 likely 70 produce state Of
sickness. The repeated changes in the atmos-
phere, by acting as they do upon the constitution
aud quality Of the blood ITSELF give occasion for
the most fa,al malignant disorders. The bile be-
comes (and often without warning,) in most
acrimonious condition from these repeated
changes aud Il the stomach aud bowels have been
neglected. previously the frst symptoms require
immediate uttcuiion, Even those who have
healthy disposition Of body, are subject 10 sick.
hess under these circumstances. Therefore 10
prevent anJ danger we ought carefully to guard
against costive state oi our howels Once or
twice they shonld be evacznlcd ia iwenty.G,ur
hours There are many causes which produce
unhealthy blood: sometimes il may arise from
grief, at others when the system Is in state ui
fnllness il can take place from sudden Joy; close
application 10 literary undertaking eau produce
it--in all cases where many persous have to be
seen and spoken To. which producing nervous ex
element. il fertile source OF auholy blood occa
sioning that slow nervous fever which has carried
oil some Of our best men, men martyrs TO thei
Reputation, but which knowledge ofihe power
0i Brandreilfs Pills would have prevented Thos'
/
any inverse Circumstances can do so by havin
BRASDRgTH's Pills on hand. and at once resortinI
70 them when the first feelings Of disorder TAX,
place IN their bodies. As this advice is used 81
will the health be- The time will yet be wbel
man that makes good medicine shall be hon
ored more than he who is an adept in the art 0
war.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for .;
cts per box, at Dr. b. BrsndretlI's Principal Office
24I Broadway New York.
C5- BewaIe Of t:oHnrifehsm! The following
the only authorized Agents or the sale Of tn
genuine Brand,Pih Pills in airied co,nty
|, REINMuND Son & BEcK, Lancaster, Joseph Glen
ent. Royaitqn, Peler Weissr. Green Castle. Isras
Gregg, LythopOHs, J. p Evans, WfHckester Pete
Shaver. Oakland, J. II. sunderns1 .Amanda 0
Berry. Sugar Gr0ve, Ashpan.li & Berry, Bremen
Cha's G. Wilson & Co.. RuSitriHe. Jesse l,eobne
. u est Rushriiie, f. Beck, Carroll N. J. Bowe,
fickerngtorl. Coz & Read, BaiLimOre, Phhi
Ham. Peasanir1lr, !. B. & c. P4ddeu, Salem
I. Jornb KriurT, HiiierPorL
i Lancaster, November l9, l547. lm28.
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~ We read, not long ago, an authen-
tic story of a miserly wretch who seized
the dead body of his debtor, took it to his
house, and swore that he would keep it
there unburied until the debt should be
paid by somebody. In one week, the
purifying carcass bred pestience, Of
which the creditor died. Our country,
we think, should see moral in this
Mexico cannot pay us what our Govern
ment claims to be due from her, butif, as
indemni6cation for the debt, we seize
her carcass, with political life pressed ou
of it, and annex it to our Republic, the
presence ofthe dead body may soon prove
fatal to the living one.-Lou. Journal.
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Court oteGOmnOR PLeas-Petitton for Partition
and D0rer.
Maria Heimberger o., Daniel Dumbsch aud Cath
crime his Wife, Margaret Shuhnaa. - Bottns
aud Susannah his Wife. all OF Fairfield county,
Ohio, and Lawrence SAuhman, Jacob Shuhman,
Gertrade Shnhman and Michael Wolf and Bar
bara his Wife, OF Germany.
n He above named Defendants will take no.
] tee, that petition WIS Sled against them
on the lth day OF September, A.lD 1s47, in the
Clerks Office OF the Court of Common Pleas for
said county. and is now pending, wherein the Pc
titioner demands partition Of, aud the assignment
Of dover in 10 the said Margaret Slnhman, ,..ofths
following described property Of which the said
Henry Shuhman died seized and possessed, ,to-wit:
In-Lot number one, ( y in the Town Of Basil and
sixteen feet off the North side OF Inlet number
two, (2) in same place.
Said cause will be heard at the next Term Of
said court.
By MARTIN & EFFINGER,
Aaornrys for Demdrdants
! November &c, 1847. 6w29pf$3,5g
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Lancaster Institute.

There will be a meeting of the Lancaster In
sttute on Friday evening the 18th inst, at the
Town Hall.
H. H. ROBINSON, Esq, will deliver an Address
on "a gerry Interesting subject"
Alter which the following question will be dis
cussed.
"Should Capital Punishment be abolished in
The State Of Ohio"
J. B. HART. Affirmative; Rev. WM Cox, Neg
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend.
H. C. WHITMAN, President.
CHARLES SLADE Secretary.
December II, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-17
Great sale Of Real Estate.
Fine opportunity for Investment
William Slade Jr. Adm'tor) FAIRFIELD
of r. NJ. Ainsworth.
Us. Co,,,.oN- pT rac

Widow and Heirs, ct al.
DY virtue of an order of the Court of Common
ID Pleas to me directed, willexpOse and offer
at public sale before the Court House door ofsaid
County, on
Wedne sday the 29th day of December, ,Is47,
between the Hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
clock 2. NJ, the following valuable Real Estate,
situate in said County, to-wit:,
/. In.Lot No, 5, in the 18th Square of the town
of Lancaster the late residence OF T. NJ. .Ainsworth,
deceased-appraised at $4,000
.. The undivided half OF the West half of In Lot
No. L. in the 3rd Square OF Lancaster, upon which
is erected Warehouse.-Appraised at $780,
3. The West half of the West half of In-Lot No
H. in the 9th Square Of Lancaster being the
ground upon which is erected the Store, now in
The occupancy of John Efinger s. Co.: said part
ot Lot being subject to the Dover Estate OF Emily
Answorth, Widow, therein, and appraised sub
ject to said Dover at $4,000.
A. The East half Of the West half of In Lot No
ID iii the 9th Square of Lancaster, being the ground
upon which is erected the Store, now i'll the occu'
pancy of Philip Bope, OH Main street.-Apprais'
ed at $4,000.
S. The undivided half of the South half Of In
Lot No. 8. in the 18th Square. and OF the South
Quarter of In-Lot No. 10, in the 18th Square o
Lancaster, beng the property known as "Star
| 0eon's Corner Appraised at 1900.
6. Out-Lot No. 5, in the Eastern Addition &c
the Town of Lancaster, containing five and hal
lacres.-Apprased at $l25 per acre.
Terms Of Sale.- One. third in hand, the balanc,
in one and two years, with interest.
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., Alm'tor,
Oftke Estate Of r. N. ASnswortk, deceased
November IL, lS47. 7w27pfS6
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Tribute Of Resnec1.

At a meeting OF Charity Lodge, No. 7, ]. o. of
o. f.. held on the lth inst the following report
and resolutions were adopted:
LANCASTER, December 7, 1847.
To the Officers and Members of Charity Lodge,
No, 7, 10 of OF
Brothers-Your Committee appointed to draft
resolutions expressive Of our sentiments and feel
ings relative to the death ofour esteemed Brother
JOHN M. CREED would offer the following
Report:
Again, through wise and inscrutabe Provi-
dence, has the messenger of death invaded our
mystic circle and called Brother from our midst
strong man in the vigor of his age has fallen by
our side; warm heart has been chilled in death.
and the friendly voice of our beloved Brother
shall he heard no more in our councils. Could
our love have shielded his bosom from the resist
less stroke, his face now mouldering in the tomb
would yet gladden. us with its wonted smile. But
heaven has claimed him from our arms aud open
ed to his disembodied spirit the pathway of ligh
to the high and holy mysteries of the Eterna
world.
In view ofthe loss we have sustained, permit III
to cifer the following resolutions.
Resolred, That in the death of Brother JOHN
M. CREED, our Order has sustained the loss of
worthy and efficient member, whose virtues
amiable character aud gentlemanly department
won for him our love and esteem.
| ResotUed, That we most deeply and sincerely
| sympathise with the widow and relatives of the
deceased in our common bereavement and assure
| them. that whilst we mourn with them the mn
timely fate of our departed Brother, his nam,
shall often be mentioned among us. and his mem
ory be fondly and deeply enshrined in our hearts
! Resolued, That copy Of these proceedings
signed by the principal officers Of our Lodge, be
presented TO the widow and relations of the de
ceased, and also inserted in the several papers o
our town. RORERT REED, N. G.
BENJAMIN REINMUND, V. G.
A. J. Weddell, J. c, Weaver, w. Holt, Com
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RcaI Eslate for Sale.

TUNHE undersigned is authorized by tho owner,
IL who resides in Baltimore, Nd. TO offer for
sale. on favorable terms, the well known proper.
ty, formerly owned by s. NJ. Shepard, situate III
Nelsonville, Athens county, Ohio. consisting Of
Warehouse Store house. Dwelling house aud Sc.
veral Lots and parcels Of Land adjoining the canal
For terms apply to the undersigned, at Athens,
or to {. K. Fite, Baltimore, Maryland.
JOHN WEIGH, Ageah
Athens Ohio, December 10 18a7. 3w3l
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For Rent.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

BY ORDER OF COURT.
DY virtue Of an order of Sale to me directed
ID by the Court OF Common Pleas for Fair
field County, Ohio, at its September Term, A. D.
l847, will as the guardian Of Louisa and Harris
son, minor children of Harrison Dellinger de-
ceased, offer and expose to sale by public vendue
and outcry on the premises in Walnut Township.
Fairfield County, Ohio, on
Saturday the LIST Day Of january, 1s4s. &
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 3
o'clock p. M. of that day, to the highest bidder
the following described Real Estate: Situate in
Walnut Township, in said County; being part of
the North West quarter of Sec No, 10, Township
No. l6 and Range No. Is, beginning at the South
East corner of said quarter Section, thence West
100 perches and Ia liuks 10 the South West cor
ner thence North AZ perches and II links to a
post in the East quarter Section line; thence
south AZ percles and II links to the Ipace of be.
ginning, containing forty-eight acres. Terms OF
Sale, one-fifth ofthe purchase money in hand and
the residue in five years from day of sale! Inter
est to be paid annually, and the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage ON the prem
ises. DAVID RANK.
November 26. 1847 29-"td
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LADIES, DRESS GOODS.

WE have Just received handsome variety
w ofFINE FRENCH CASH MERES,
PLAIN BLACK and RICH FANCY STRIPE
SILKS, and a large lot Sf HiSePe1ny CALIcoES
that wont fade.
The cashmsres and silks are the hnest in this
market, and will be sold cheap.
WISE & HILLARD.
Lancaster, October %. 1s47. ~.
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Pen KNIVES.

WHO wants good Pen-Kulel Or where is
| w the person that does not, unless it be one
who is already supped.-To those that are not
we would Just say that we are prepared to furnish
BETTER and CHEAPER than any house in Ian
caster. GATES & COSPER.
Lancaster October % I847
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-12-17

DROWNED Samuel Macklin, of thi:
county, young man of 2l, years, was
drowned last week in Rush creek. He
undertook to cross the stream, which wa;
swollen with the rains, on horseback
when both were carried down some dis
tance. The horse escaped.-O. Eagle
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shiDwreck--92 lives lost.

The New York packet, Stephen Whit
neg, was wrecked on the 10th on rocky
island on the Irish coast. In ten minutes
she was dashed to atoms, and but Is Of
IlO persons escaped. The vessel and
cargo were worth 100000. One of the
passengers lost was Thomas McCrague
of Ohio,
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Nofice--In AttachlrtenI.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day is
IN sued by Geo. Sanderson, Justice of the
Peace in and for Hooking township, Fairfield
county, against the property and effects OF Latay-
ette Marsh, nonresident Of Fairfield county.
JAMES PRATHER
December 6. lS47, 4w3l.