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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15
A VaIuabIe Farm DOR Sale.

DElNG the Real Estate Of Theobald Musser
I'D deceased, late Of Rushcreek Township, Ohio,
and being the East halfoI Section No. nine, in
sand Township, containing 800 Acres, about $50
Acres cleared aud under cultiSation-there is on
The premises a large frame house well finished,
with a never luiling fountain pump at the door,
spring house aud every thing convenient, and a
very large frame bank baru-also, IA large orchard
Of excellent iruit-also, four comfortable logdwel.
ling houses, aud an excellent saw mill. A farther
description is deemed Unnecessary, as the proper,
" will recommend itseIfupon a view, by any ono
wishing to purchase. The above valuable propcrl
ty will be offered at public sale on Tuesday me
0h day Of Nocember Reat, OF one o'clock A.. NJ.
Of said day. Sale to be on the premises.
Terms Of Saie-0ne-lhird in baud, onc-third
in one year. and oncthird in two years with III.
terest from the day Of sale. Further conditions
made known on the day of sale.
Due attendance will be given by
ALEXANDER STIRRET, Executor.
October 8, 1917. 5w22
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15
From he National InteAgencer.
General Taylor

W. have received from DIR. Bronson,
the gentleman to whom it was addressed
a copy of the following letter from Gen.
Taylor, with a request for its insertion
in the Intelligencer-a request which;we
cheerfully and readily comply with:
Headquarters ARMY OF OccuHArIoY,
Camp near Monterey, Aug, 10, 1847
SIR: Your letter of the nth ultimo, re-
questing of me an exposition of my views
on the questions of national policy now
at issue between the political parties of
the United States, has duly reached me.
! must take occasion to say hat many
of my letters addressed to gentlemen in
the United States, in answer 10 similar
inquiries, have already been made pub
lie, and had greatly hoped that all per-
sons interested had, byihis time, obtain
ed from them a sufficiently accurate
knowledge of my views and desires in
relation to this subject. AS it appears,
however, that such is not the case, ! deem
it proper, in reply to your letter, distinct
ly to repeat that I am not before lie people
I0f the United Statcs as a candidate for
the neat Presidency. 1t is my great de-
sire to return at the close of This aoar to
the discharge of those professional duties
and to the enjoyment of those domestic
pursuits from which was called at It's
commencement. and for which my tastes
and education best fit me.
l deem it but due to candor to state, at
the same time, that if | were called to
the Presidential Chair by the general
UOice Of lie people, withoatregard to Mcit
political differences, | should deem it my
duty to accept the office. But while l
freely vow my attachment to the admin
istrative policy of our early Presidents, /
desire to be understood that | cannot sub
nit, eve in thus accepting it, to the ex-
action ofany other pledge as to the course
| should pursue, than that Of discharging
its functions to The best of my ability,
and strictly in accordance with the re-
quirements of the constitution.
Ihaye thus given you the circumstan-
IOo uhuSi hhiCH oHlJ Cuh w iHuuSOu W
accept the high and responsible Office of
President of the United States. need
hardly add that | cannot, in any case, per-
nit myself to be brought before the peo-
pie, exclusively by any of the political
parties that now so unfortunately divide
our country, as their candidate for this
office.
1t affords me great pleasure, in %conclu.
sion, fully to concur with you in your
high and just estimation of the virtues,
both of head and heart, of the distin-
guised citizens (Messrs. Clay, Webster,
Adams. McDufie, and Calboun) men
toned in your letter. l hare nerer gel
ercrcised the privilege eoting; but had
l been called upon at The last Presidential
election to do so, I5houM most certainly
hare gotcd for Mr.. Clay.
am, sir, very respectfully, your ODE.
dent servant. Il. TAYLOR.
Maj. Gen. y. s. A.
F.S. BRONSON NJ. d. Charleston, S. c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15
TAX ES o Is47.
TREASURES OFFICE FAIRFIELD co.

TREASUkEhS OFFICE, FAlHflELD co.
Lancaster, September -, 1917.
A GREEABLY to the provisions OF the 18th
| N section of The Act cniitled IAN act prescrib-
ing the duties OF County Treasurers, and the 10Th
section of the amendatory act, passed Feb.3, 1871.
LIDO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, tlntthe rates
of taxation within tue County of Fairfield, assess
ed for the present year, are as follows:
For State aud Canal purposes, 81 mills on the
dollar of valuation.
For County. School, Poor, Bridge, and othcl
purposes, 8 mills on the dollar of valuation.
And that the Townships have levied tile follow.
ing for Township purposes, to-wit:
Clenrcreek. Bloom and Richland, one-louftll OF
a mill each.
Amanda. Hooking aud Pleasant, no tax assessed.
Violet, ii mills. 4
Liberty, Rushcreek, (road aud township I OF
q mill each.
Greenfield and Perry, l mill each.
Madison. Bern and Auburn, 4 mill each.
Walnut Township and school, II mills.
a. LII, e,s,Lo. Nat..o
an" "o"',eo31 o'Po ~
That, inpursnance OF The order oil the County Com
mlssionets, (Sec. l9.)-l siiaII, III person, or ny
deputy. attend III the following townships as iol'
lows, at the usual places oil holding elections, VIZ:
Perry, on Thursday the 4tl day OF November.
Bloom, on Friday the 9TH day OF November
Violet, ON Monday aud Tuesday the 3th and
9th days OF November.
Liberty, on "Wednesday the lOthoi November
And will attend at my office IN Lancaster from
this date Ia the 20tl OF December'to receive taxes,
after which goth otDecember | must cease, IN or
der to be able TO comply with AN act further tu
amend the act defining the duties ofCouniy Trea
surers, and for other purposes, passed March II
1914. BY thc9d section oftllis act 1t will be seen
that the Treasurer cannot make any return OF de
l~inquent lands until he las exhausted all the per.
sonal property by'levy and sale. The following
is the section referred to:
SEC. ?. That when any person is charged on
the duplicate, with tax on real estate and tax on
chattel or personal property, the payment Of fax
on such ehattel or personal property shall not re-
lease il, whilst in his possession, from liability 10
be distrained for the payment oil tax on such real
estate. unless the person in whose name such pre-
misses are charged. shall sntisty the county %treasllr-
err that the same are not his property, and are en-
roneously charged in his name for taxation; but the
treasurer shall be authorised and required in all
cases when any person, properly charged with
taxes on real estate. has personal property within
the county, to distrain the same for the payment
fsuch tax, and the county auditor shall accep,
from such treasurer in his return Of delinquencies
no assignment o%fcourse %lcause for such delin
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15

LANCASTER, Friday, October Is. ls47.

CHiLLIcoTHE, October II.
The price of Wheat ranges from 80 to 90 cents.
Flour retails nj $4 ,250$4,5O; Corn IS in ear,98 cts,
shelled: Oats l7c; Barley 4O045c; Flaxseed &C.;
Beans 5O062c; Lard. 6@61 cents; Bacon, Hog
round, 6 ceuts.-Gazeue.
Z,yEsvtL1E, October 10,
,yho. ,7sa.a,nara un,;,oJ-
we quote wheat al 70 G; supplies limited,
tlour-hetaiI sales ut S4'@o@So' Tor ordinary
ana extra brands,
Corn s3@2oc' Whlskey' rules at
BALTIMORE, October 0.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15
SECOND ohio regiment.

We have received a letter from one of
the Officers of this Regiment, post-mark-
ed New Orleans.
The men were enjoying good health
with the exception of few, who were
suffering from diarrhe.
A man, belonging to the Circleyille
Company fell overheard and was drown
ed before assistance could be rendered
to him.
The following are the names of the
officers and %privates of the LANCASTER
GUARDS, the company from this place.
OFFICERS.
William I. Ferguson, Captain; William T. Rice,
LIST Lieutenant; Alvah Perry, end Lieut.; Perry
Steinman, 3rd Lieut..
81 NoS-CoMMTsstoNED OFFICERS,
Noah Y. Ream. LIST Sergeant,I Patrick Cody, Cd.
do.;N. Burnsides, 3rd dol John Custer 4th do
Ruben Waldron. LIST Corporal; Edward Strobe.
end dol; James Morris, Bird dol; George W
Guseman, 4th do.
PRvATEs.
H
Zephaniah Brown, John Bush, Samuel Bush
John BURTON, Jacob Bowser. Thomas Burton
William Blsh. George 7. Bugh, Jesse Grouse, B,
C.. Claspil. Hezakiah Chambers, William Cooper
John Dolan, Jeremiah Dildine, Francis Doman
Elias Fought, Jonas Fought, Mathew Francisco,
Hezikiah Farrand, Jacob Freeze, Zenas A. Full
Ter, Joseph Grimes, John Gray, James Hendrick
son, Isaac Huffman, Frederick Huffman, Edmond
Hunter, John W, James, Moses Jacobs, Simon j
Runs, Thomas Kelly, Edward Kelly, Morris Kent
Samuel L. Loofborrow, John Leonard, James II
Lawson, Charles F. Lecount, john Laynen, Da
vid Moore, Frederick Molenhour, William Nor
riss Albert Masterson. Richard Miller, Waite
Noble, Jr. Andrew Quincy, james Pearse, A. V
Ream, William Redd, Samuel Startling. Samue
Smithers, Isaac Stout, Ezra Shoemaker, Henry J
Snively, James Schamerhorn, Tennis Shupe, Da
vid Trine, George Tritch, Elias Tutterow, Emari
Wicker john II. WEIGH, William West, osca
Wells.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15

All kinds of trude in exchange Tor Goods.
WISE & billiard.
Lancaster, October Z, lS47. 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15
A Fine Farm for Sale.

ONE Hundred and Thirty-iIree Acres Of Land
" near Havensport, in Fairfield County, well
improved and in good condition. viii 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 nnder
cultivation. There are on il n good Dwelling
House and Barn, and suitable outiioases: a good
Well Of Water near the Kitchen aud another ii
the Bai1-Yafql. Any one wishing to purchase a
first rate fir1n will fnd this u rare Chance. 1t lies
adjoining the lands Of Judge Martin and Joel Ra
debaugh, Esq.
For terms aud other particulars apply TO the
owners Henry o. and JOHN IIanna OH the prelni.
SEES, or To the Undersigned IN Lancaster.
NJ. a. DAUGIIERTY.
Lancaster, August ID, 1917. IA
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State of Ohio, EafrfeIu County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SEPT. 4. la47
David Berry,
Us. ~ r- crr; N-crpv
Joseph Wollam and Polly his
Wife. and others.
rgNHE Bill alledges that the deed Of Samuel to
4 Emanuel Shisler, in trust Tor Defendants aud
others of Sout OF Northeast Section No. 26,
Township No IA, and Range No. Is, is fraudulent,
and prays that the same may be so decreed,
And it appearing TO the Court that tho above
named Defendants are non-residents:
1t is ordered that notice ofthe tendency OF said
Bill be given said Defendants, by publishing The
same Tor six weeks successfully in the Lancaster
Gasette prior to the next Term OF this Court.
Notice is therefore hereby given to said Deien
dants to appear at the next Term OF said Court
and plead, answer or demur TO said Bill or the
same will be taken as confessed
j.. R~ADEBAUGH, Clerk.
October Is, IS47. 6w23 pf$3,5O
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SALE or REAL ESTATE

BY ORDER OF COURT.
lY Virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
I'D by the Court u Common Pleas Tor Fairfield
Codnty. Ohio. al It's September Term a. ID. t847,
J WI as tho GhardiaD Of snrah Weaver, a minor
child Of Adam Weaver, Decreased, offer aud ex.
pose to sale by public yendle aud ouiery Ut the
door Of die Court House ii Lancaster, Ohio, on
Saturday, November ~. 1877,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock 4. NJ and three
O'Clock 1. N. oftbat day. 10 The highest md best
bidder, tie following described Real Estate. to.
VII: 10 Acres Of Laud situated ia Hooking town.
ship, of the North eDd Of Truct Of Land, contain.
ing ~ Acres aud 3y.I0O. 10 Section No. 2. IOWA.
ship No. ~. Range No 10. Aud also. 80 Acres.
situated IN Pleasant Township. in Section No 30.
Township NJ, II, s-ngo No. ls, being the Laud.
sci OIL N severdty N partition 10 the ssid Sarah
Weayer. For a record Of which partition and
more minute description Of said Lands. see Chan.
Gerry Record +. c. G. Pleas. NJ. 5. pages SOS. &c
Trims of Sdie-ybe Lands not % be sold f,l
less than full appraised yalnc, mud one.tlird u
lrind. o%6e.tlGrd ia one year, and one.third III iwc
years with Interest OH the deferred payments Til,
deferred payments 70 be secured by note and
mortgage, and a deed given on the first payment
The Tract of Acres is appraised 1T se5 pc
acre-llle Tract of 30ncrcs al $50 per aero.
Title Is unquesiionuble aud a rare bargain i
offered. JOHN GRAYBfLL,
Guardian IF Sarah 'Ucagcr
By MeDIL 3 WHIrsAS, AHornoys.
October 10. 1917. Gw23 pfs325
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Joseph KemIn crer's Estate.

n Office is hereby given, that the subscribers
In have been appointed aud qualified as Adj
illustrators on the Estate Of JosRPH KEMNgRgH,
deceased late of Pleasant Township, Fairfield
County. Ohio. Dated at Lancaster, this 4th DAY
Of October. lS47. PHILIP KEMMERER.
DAVID w. KEMMERER,
Administrators.
October Is, 1897 ~ 4wg3
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EY-In Maryland. the Democrats have elected
their Governor, the wings have elected 4 Con
gressmen outof 0 aud carried the Assembly by
the same majority as last ycar. This secures 10
to the whigs v United States Senators.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15

ESrGov, BEBD and JOHN WooD, Audi.
tor of State. were initiated into the order
Of the Sons of temperance, in Hamilton,
a short time since.
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tB-A Southern LocoIoco editor, on his way
north writes home to his paper that he did not
visit Washington, because Nobody was there and
Nobody was in the white house.
This editor helped to put Nobody in the white
house and this Nobody appointed the Melodies
who fill the different departments Lancaster
Gazette.
And to have finished the sentence. you should
have added, "and Nobody writes This silly para,
graph!"-Kentncky Flag.
The writer saves us the trouble. We didn't
think of him when we penned the ADORE para
graphs-Ed. Gazette.