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The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-29
In COOsa County.
" Weare authorised 10 announce
FREDERICK T.. FOSCUE,


FREDERICK y. FOSCUE,
as candidate 10 represent Coos county in
The Representative branch OF the next Lee
gislature.
~ We are authorized to announce
w. s. KYLE,
as candidate 10 represent Coosa county
in the Representative branch of the next
Legislature.
rs We are authorized to announce the
name of t tes afa
RICH ARD RICHARDSON,
as candidate 10 represent Coosa countv 10
the Representative branch Of the next Lee
9islaiure.
nWe are authorized to announce the
name of
SAMUEL GPIG ENER,
as candidate to represent Coosa county in
the Representative branch oflhe State I.e-
gislaiure. ,f
uEWe are authorised 10 announce
the lame Of
MAJ. A. III. KENDRICK,
candidate TO represent Coosa coun-
ty in the Representative, branch OF the
next Leg Stature.
1--WE are authorised to announce
The name OF
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
az Candidate to represent Coosa coun
~ in the Repre- sentative, branch Of the
next LEGISLATURE.
as We, plumber, Of the citizens Of
Beat No. 2, oil the Cd Battalion, propose The
name of
David w. 10 ZEMAN.
as suitable person TO Rrpresen; Coca
county in the nexi Legislature. Having
consulted MIR. Bozeman on the subject, We
are authorized 10 announ &c rim as a candi-
date. MANY VOTERS.
TWe are aurhmised,o ANNOUNCE the
name of
SEABORN j. KIDD,
as candidate Tor the Office Of Tax Collec-
tor for Coosa county, at the nen Ausdsl
election
U We are authorised to announce the
name of
GUY SMITH,
as candidate for The office Of Tax Coec-
Tor OF Coosa county, at the next August
election
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Mr.. HARDY:-The friends oi WIN, J.
MAsTIN, believing in his abilities TO Repre-
sent the people Of Coosa COUNTY in The
next Legislature, do most respectfully re-
commend him 10 their suffrages at The Au-
gusr election. If Mr.. Mastn will consent
10 run he viii receive the support Of
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Miscellaneous Books.

GMITH'S Justice. Clay's Digest, Hsto-
y ~. Of Ireland, 5000 Receipts, Miss
Leslie's Books, Napoleon, franklin, Wash
ingtoD, and Marion: Gums, Beach's and
DEVICES Medical Works: Pocket Mars Of
Mexico, Texas. Mississippi, &C.: Dicks
and Hannah Moore's works, at ~.
June s. T.. P. DALE'5.
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from my firsi senatorial election in 1920,
10 my fifth and last to 1914, and to
which | owe many thanks, which il is
my intention TO nuke in person during
the course of the coming summer.
Respectfully, sir,
Your friend and fellow citizen.
THO:. II. BENTON.
Wade NJ Jackson, Z g. Howard co. Mo.
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rs There will be BARBECUE Civ
EN- at the Harrogate Springs, on FRIDAY,
I'd DAY or JULY.
jane 20. 1917. &c II
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Musical Books.
The Star Spabgled Banner.

TIME nost elegant. and entertaining
Il Family Weekly Paper in The Uni. ed
Slates-is published al SO Washington
Street, N. York, at SO per annum, IN a,d-
vance-$l for 6 months.
Agents wanted to solicit Subscribers, and
to sell New and Popular Works, TO whom
the best encouragement will be given.
N. York city, June lst, lS47.
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OR SCH DOL S.,

Il " ~ ~ " A ~ ~ - ~
" EBSTER'S and Walkers Diction.
w airy !; Sniiley's, Smiths. Davies, Col
burns and n'ssArithmelics; Davies
Mathematical. works and INSTRUMENTS
Smiths, Klrkiam's and billions Gram
mars; Angels series New Yo,k and Ala
bama Readers. various numbers; Mitch
ellis, (new edition, Olney's, Smi.h's. and
Burriii's Gsog1srhys. Par.ey's and Olney's
small do:C omsiock's philosophy, Physio ogv
MineraIogy, Chemistry and Botany:Hedge's
Logic Newman's and Blail's Rhetoric
Kame's Critrism: Watts on the Mind
History Of the U. States, large. and small;
Latin, Greek and French hooks: Spelling
books, and many Others in common use
az r. P. DALE'S
Comutission Store.
Wetrmpka. June s. 1877. S
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No MislaIxe.

%There will be Public Dinner al
Weogufka, Cross Precinct, Beat No 3, ON
Monday the 9TH day of July. at which there
will be d celebration, by reading the Deca-
ratioh of independence and an Grafton de-
livered. Persons generally are inyiled--
Candidates would do well 10 attend.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-29

DANCING ScEccI.

M ESSRS. HOUGHTON & McDON.
lVA AID have commenced a School in
this place, for the purpose Of teaching The
accomplishments Of 3 ANClN G, both for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Lessons will be given every Tuesday and
Thursday evening, in w. S. kyle's new
brick building.
Terms made known on application 10 the
Teachers. IL
Wetumpka, June. IS, 1S47. "a
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Repairing and Making.
- 4-,a

TIME subscriber takes pleasure in in
Il forming the public that he is now pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of work, in the
repaif.ng aud making Ine OF BOOTS and
SHOES, with neatness and despatch. All
kinds Of Boots and Shoes made at the
shortest notice, in the latest fas hion, and on
moderate terms.
II SHof adjoining the Auction Room
Of S. 3. Cater, East Wetumpka.
r. H. CLINTON.
June IS, Is47. 2i-tf
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DIR. Swaync's compound syrup Of
Wild Cherry.

DIR. SWayne's compound syrup of
Wild Cherry.
eOt all the remedies oil the day, and they
are great variety, which profess to be oil
great value TO the human family. we hesitate
not To pronounce DR.. Swayne's Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry as one Of the great
est discoveries of molern science. DOR all
the many compounds put forth for the cure
of diseases which affect huftfa nature, not
one remedy could be named which has IN
so short space Of time acquired such in
bounded confidence with The public, and
has performed such miraculous cures; and
has merited and received so much eulogium
fIom the faculty and others, as this justly
celebrated remedy.
BE CAREFUL OF YOUR COLDS.
many people are very apt 10 consider a
cold but lrilling matter, and think that sit
will go away eff itself in a few DAYS" ard
they give themselves no trouble about it,
But to such we would say, "he careful or
your colds" do moi tamper with yopi con>
slilutions. If you desire TO live TO a sgood
old age" use such remedies as will ehec,
an easv and permanent cure. Or. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry has
cured more Colds Than any othrr medicine
offered for sale In fnis country. The certi-
ficates OF cures effected by this invaluable
medicine, which the proprietor is daily
Receiving, are OF the most gratifying cha.
racter, ind Tend to show its ranative PRO-
perlles and the high stand it holds in public
estimation.
IFThe only agents in We,umpka, is
VIM. o. CoopER. .Coster Cox, Monlg-
emery, Ala; and HoodIey, Phelps SEQ.
New York. '''..
nT Prepared, only by Dr. Swayne, cor
her of slh and Race street, Philadelphia.
March s. ,S47 1v
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G. A Mold AT Il S.
In CO0sa and Autauga.
june 90. rs

We are authorised to announce The name
of
Col, SETH p. STORRS,
as candidate TO represent Coosa and
Autauga counties in the Senatorial branch
OF the next Legislature.
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Slleriff,s Office,

CoosA COUNTY.
NOTICE is hereby given th,.t ALA.
IN hama MONEY only, will be re-
ceived 10 payment Of ExecuIious. Other
funds will be received subject 10 the cus,o
mary discounts.
J. II. WEAVER. Sh,f. &C.
May l, l847. 10 &c
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In Autauga county,
IL We are authorized tonnnounce
DR.. JOHN WOOD,

as ca ndidate to represent Autasga county
in the Representative branch Of the next
Legislature.
We are authorised to announce
GEN G.. M. JACKSON,
as candidate for Representative Of Au-
tauga county 10 the State Legislature. al
the election in August next
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
ConsisnTpiives. be or your
Guard. f
DIR. SW AYME'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
lions U MPTION, Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, Liver Complaints,
Splitting Blood, Difficult, of Breathing,
Pain in the Side and Breast, Papi-
tation of the Heart, lnauepza,
Group, Broken Constitution,
Sole Throat, Nervous De5if-
ty, and all Diseases Of the
Throat, breast ana lungs;
the most enectual and
speedy cure ever
known for any Of
the above dis>
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AoeNrs-Wm. B. Cooper, Weiumpka
T. w. Huey. &co., TaIIadega, are Agents
for the sale Of this valuable Powder.
Wetumpka, June 90, l847 26-1y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
ORDERS.


First Brigade, 7th Division Ohio Militia.
"HE Commissioned aud staff Officers of the
u First, Second and Third Regiments OF Intan-
ty, together with the Officers of the Companies
forming said Regiments will parade on
Thursday the goth day of August next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. in front of the Court House
door in Lancaster, Fairfield County, prepared to
perform officer & Camp duty, III accordance with
the law ofl837 as amended by the law Of 1914.
ATTENTI0N-Tle Commissioned and Staff
Officers of the First Regiment UfLigllt Infantry
First Regiment of Rifemen. and the First Regi.
ment of Cavalry of the First Brigade, 9TH Division
Ohio Militia, will parade their respective Resi-
ments armed and equipped according TO law, at
Lancaster. on tue a6th day of August, l847, pre-
pared to perform three daysdrill aud camp duty.
All persons must come prepared with provision,
tents and other things necessary TO remain the full
time required by law.
The Officers and Soldiers will be under the
command of the Brigadier General from the time
they parade before the Court House door, until
they are regularly discharged on the third day.
VrAn Election for Colonel OF the first Regi-
ment of Light Infantry, and to fill all vacancies
that may occur. on the Goth day OF August, l847
BY order of the B~rigadier General.
EMANUEL GIESY, Brig. Guar. Master.
Lancaster, July 80, 1917. 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
Valuable Real Estate for sale

T)Y virtue Of an order rom the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas for Fairfield County, Ohio, | will
offer at Public Sale, at the Court House door in
the Town Of Lancaster.in said Fairfield County, on
Saturday tho 18th day of September, Is47,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ, and four o.
clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, belonging to the Estate of the late
General DAVID REFS, deceased, viz: 100 Acres
Of Land of the West side Of a Farm belonging to
said deceased in Greenfield Township 3 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. 10, known as the old
Home Farm of said deceased-Also, In-LotNo Z,
in the 10Th Square ofthe Town of Lancaster, and
being the residence of said deceased, at the time
of his death; Also, part Of In.Lot No II in the 9th
Square Of said Town, known as the "Checkered
Store" on Main Street. The Town property will
be sold subject to the widows dover, as now
laid of. The Lands will be sold clear and free
of dover.
The above described property is well improved
and worth the attention of purchasers. Terms
Of Sale-Onothird part in hand, and the residue
in two equal annual payments, with interest from
the day ofsale. JOHN A. COLLINS, Adm'tor
with the will annexed
August 10. 1847. 5wl4 pl$3,75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
Land for Sale.

TNHE undersigned Executors of the last will
OF JACOB KERSs, deceased, by virtue of the
authority of the same, will expose to sale by pub
lie vendue, at the Court House door in the Town
Of Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, on
Saturday the 2sth day Of August, Is47,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. g. 4 O'Clock
+. Nj. of said day, the following described valua-
BILE Real Estate, to-wit: Que Hundred and Thirty
Acres of Land, more or less, part OF the Nortl'
west Quarter of Section No 81. Township No. Ia,
Range No. 10, in said County, being the same
Tract formerly owned By David Maternus deceas-
ed. situated about 81 miles Southwest Of Lam
caster. near the old ChillicotlIe road. On said
premises are situate a good Tan Yard now in use,
with the buildings and fixtures necessary to Cur
nv on the Tanning Business with advantage
Also, a comfortable two story Dwelling House,
with Barn aud other Out Buildings connected
Herewith. About 80 to 30 Acres OF improved
Land under a good state Of cultivation, an Orchard
of bearing Apple and Peach Trees-two good
Springs and first rate timber on the unimproved
Lands.
The sale will be peremptory TO the highest
bona fde bidder without reference TO any apprais
ed value, payable one-third in hand, one-third il
one, and ouothird in two years, with iuteres
from the day OF sale. Possession viii be giver
Immediately Of so much Of the improved land al
may be necessary for putting out a crop this fal
and the balance ON tile first day Of April next
The title will be free OF all membranes, ant
the deed be made on full payment.
GEORGE KERNS. (rxo,a,or,.
JACOB BECK, 60
July Is, 1S47. III
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
OBITUARY.
another Of the Pioneers Gone. '

VI
AN Honest Man the noblest toork of God"
DIED.-On Thursday goth July, at his home
stead, DAVID CARPENTER, at the advanced
age Of 80 years.
He emigrated to this County in 1900, and for
AZ years sustained an unimpeachable character
He was most remarkable for his equanimity of
temper, but this was united with great frmness Of
purpose, for his calmness was the result of moral
training. A firm believer i'll the truths of Chris
tian religion, he p~racticed all its injunctlons in an
unostentatious manner, and sunkinto his last sleep
with perfect calmness.
AS the subject of this notice was one among
tho earliest settlers of this County, it will not be
inappropriate to add some facts interesting to the
few remaining Old Worthless, who were his early
associates in the tolls of first settlement. Gen.
Samuel Carpenter, John Carpenter, Henry Shell
lenberger and Isaac Shafer emigrated to this
County in June 1898 and built the second cabin
on the Hocking-the first having been built a
week before, by Joseph Hunter, the father OF
our worthy fellow-citizen II. II. Hunter, Esd
Thu Carpenters with Hunter, w. McMullin and
Pitcher prepared the ground and planted the first
corn grown by the white man in Fairfield County
-C0m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
Commissioners Sale.
FAIhF IELU CUMWON TLEAO.
Pendleton Riley g. Co.

4 IL Abbh 4 LINN "a
Pendleton Riley g. Co.
as. IN CHANCERY.
Levi Anderson ct ais.
)Y virtue ofan alias writ ofsale and reference
ID to Inc directed from the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the County OF Fairfield and State Of
Ohio, l will offer and expose 10 sale by public
vendue, atthe Door Of the Court House in the
Town Of Lancaster, on
Monday the 27th day of September next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 O.
clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, tO-wlt:
l. The West halfoi In-LotN No 10, in SquareNo.
8, in the Town Observation-Disclosures at $3.50.
Q. Out Lot (adioining Lancaster) No. 5. North
west, containing Q 37-l0O Acres-Appraised at
5000.
3. Part of an Out-Lot bounded on the west by
In-Lot No. IA in Carpenters Addition TO the
Town of Lancaster-being so much of said Out
Lot as is included between the Road from Ian.
caster to Athens and the Hooking Canal and In
Lot No. l14-it being the same Tract conveyed
To said Anderson by George Ring and Wife, by
Iced recorded in Book No. 6, p. 29-Appraised
at SIS. Terms Of Saic-Cash in hand.
p. B. EWING,
Master Commissioner.
Aupust 30. l847, 5wl5 pf 1915
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
La Fairfield Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
James NJ. Huber.


George Arnold and Mary A. his wife, late Mary
A. Huber, Horace Huber, Jane A, Huber, Mil
lison NJ. Huber, Sarah c. Huber, Harriet C.
Huber and Rufus Huber minor children ofPhil.
in Huber, deceased, the heirs.atlaw and Ruth
Huber, Widow ofPhilip Huber, deceased,
TNHE Defendants are hereby notified that the
Petitioner hus this day filed his Petition for
Partition in the Clerks Office of the Court afore.
said, therein demanding that partition be made
subject to assignment of Dover to the Widow be.
tween the Petitioner and the Defendants Except
as TO the said Horace who is charged to have been
advanced in full by the ~intestate in his life time) OF
the following parcels of Land, to-wit: a part Of
Section No. 5, Township No. l3, Range No. 90,
containing $50 $4,000 Acres, taking theretrom a
parcel of about 4 50-l00 Acres, conveyed by the
~intestate to John Huber. Also, the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. 90, in Township No. l.
South Of Range No. 10, in the district Of Lands
subject to sale at Bucyrus, containing 100 Acres.
Also, the Southwest Quarter of Section No. 81,
Township No. l, (South) in Range No. 10, con.
tanning 100 Acres more or less, and the Southwest
Quarter OF Section No. 10, in Township No. /,
(South) of Range No. 10, containing 100 Acres Of
Land more or less.
The Defendants will therefore take notice, that
such orders will be had at said Court at its next
Term, to be holden on the 9th September next,
as are prayed for in the said Petition.
HUNTER g. GARAGHTY,
Attorneys for Demanddnt.
August 10, 1847. 6wl4 pt 1925
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
Cheat and Grow Rich.

fNhls has been the scTei principle Of 100 many " tile
- whoesale dealers Ia Teas Upto this time, and they have
Snahd without any fear Of detection. But a new era In the
lea Trade has come aud the PEKfN TEA COMPANY
e1ias tbe honor offs Introduction. They were the hrt 10
~ we oannsI o. Reform. on winch they have inscubec
w simple words pure Teas dad hoassf pntess." A com.
plsie ~fevolption has been the consequence. Let consumen
Of Tea every where look at what We have done.
ealled TOO good for them before.
20. We have driven out Of the market q vAa amount Of
uash, aud introduced a better riass of Teas ihAn has yet
ever been sold; Importers Of Tea onrn come 10 us 10 act
iol theiI own use, and for their friends. hBc qualities they
can md nowhere else.
ID. We have fedured prices more than 25 pr cent both
In Black and Green Teas. The wllolegale efoces say we
gre running the trade and call us %hnmbugs. This we have
done already. and now see what we are ready TODD.
it; We will sell Teas by the single chest. half chest. or
= 70 box. at the same prieestha wholesale groeers pay to
tue importers when they hny by he hundred packages.
~ Ihe wholesale gfoceTs allow only - or al most n
lbs tare to the half chea. This isa cheat. We win al
low, IN niosi instances. IS aud 10 liz tare on tho same.
81 We hereby undertake To sell every kind Of Tea
from stf 10 tneios cents per pound cheaper than The whole.
sale grocefs do.
How ran we DO This asks the country merchant
This is our answer. We are content with seven per
cent profit instead of3j and 50 per cent a Ia wholesale
grocer.
We deserve the thanks Of the country merchants for ga.
wing them hereafter from beng cheated. Let Them come
to the arebouse ofthe PEKiN TEA q and compare
samples ofTea they got elsewhere; and lfthey buy bad
Teas Then, at high prices. IL Is their own fault.
An English Importer lately boasted 10 us that he could
make more money by sending had Teas to the New York
market than on good Teas. We are resolved 10 overthrow
his fraud, and now call upon agents in every town Of the
United States 10 come fnTwaTd and buy the Teas imported
by The PEKIN TEA Co; and we pledge ourselves, tina. II
IN SIX mouths they do mol sell more Tea than the oldest
and largest dealers IN the town, we will give them our Tea
without charge. This lis plain English and cannot he mis-.
We appeal for testimony 10 the immense sue.
cess OF our Agenisin any part OF the United States.
ErAgents wanted in every town in the United States
for the sale ofthese Teas, by which they can make money,
aud confer benefit upon the Public by supplying The pure
article.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
THE PILLS.

The Brandreth Pills gtce strength for weak
ness-they are liked best by those who have Ia
ken the most OF them. DIR. Brandreih can give
personal reference to thousands who lave been
restored from a bed OF sickness by their use, when
every other means had proved entirely Inavaillng.
These cases are continually occurring IN this CITY
and every part OF the Gnion' Get brandreiIs
Pills if you are not perfectly healthy. and they
will restore you'll medicine can do it-oecause
they expel those hnmors which are the catise OF
impurity OF the blood and at the same time the
body is strengthened by the operation OF this
most excellent medicine.
TESTIMONIALS from t~wenty-three citizens
of Tarrytown, .Weseliester county, N: y con
corning the value oil FILLS, as
a curel BILIOUS aud DYSPEPTlC cases.
January ID, l847.
DR.. B. BRAEDRETHi
Ny Dear Strive til undersigned! being fllly
convinced of the superior quality OF your Vegeia'
BILE Universal Pills over all others as 4 Cathartic
Medicine, which opinion Is founded on our own
personal experieDce-having used them for years
us a family medicine. We therefore take pleas.
ure in thus recommending them as specially. exs
cellent in preventing aud ctring those billions
difficulties to which almost every individual is ut
certain periods fthe year, more or less subject.
In all dyspeptic cases in which we have seen
them used, they have effected a cure. The meth
cd of using them was to take one or two every
night when going to bed. Whoever that is dys-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
To Parents,

DR.. Jayne's Carminitive Balsam is a certain and
speedy cure for Diarrhe, Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus, Summer complaints with children, and all
arrangements pf the stomach or bowels, caused
by imprudence or error in diet. 1t has effected
cures in the worst cases Of these complaints-even
where hope had almost ied-snatched a tender
infant from an early grave, and called forth the
exclamation, "t has saved the child" The Pro-
prietor Of this medicine begs leave to state-lt is
something which he has used extensively in pri-
vate practice for a number Of years, and believes
that he has saved many lives by its timely use.
Every person afflicted with these complaints, are
invited to try one bottle oft, which is warranted
to give relief. Pamphlets containing full direc-
tons and certificates ofcnres accompany each bot
tie.
Prepared only at No. 8 South Third street, Phila.
For sale by BURY &BECK Lancaster, Ohio.
Lancaster, August s, lS47. 3wl3.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-20
IA Fine Farm for Sale.

'nNE Hundred and Thirty-three Acres of Land
Onear Havensport, in Fairfield County, well
improved md in good condition, will be sold at
private sale, on terms to suit purchasers.
About Forty Acres are covered with an excel
lent growth Of timber, and the balance is under
cultivation. There are on it a good Dwelling
House and Barn, and suitable out-houses: a good
Well of Water near the Kitchen and another in
the Barn Yard. Any one wishing to purchase a
first rate farm will find this a rare chance. 1t lies
adjoining the lands Of Judge Martin and Joel Ra.
debaugh, Esq,
For terms and other particulars apply to the
owners Henry o. and John Hanna on the premi.
SEES, or to the undersigned in Lancaster.
M. A. DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, August 10, l847. ID