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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

FATAL ACcIDENT.-On Monday, 3Oth
ult, as WILLIAM PAYNE, of Hopewell
township, in this county, was engaged
in falling timber on the land of John Bur-
ley, a limb broke and fell back beyond
the stump, by which the skull of Mr..
Payne was crushed, and no doubt instant
death produced. He was alone, and was
not found until some hours afterwards,
when his friends missing him, went in
search of him. He left a widow and
eight children. He was buried by the
Sons of Temperance, of which order he
was a worthy member.
ANoTHER.--Since the above was in
type, Winthrop Foy, one of our citizens
lost his life under circumstances equally
affective. He and another person were
coming up the river road with a load o.
wood, when passing the run near Mr.
Laughhead's residence, where the bridge
was washed away some time ago, the
wagon upset and he was crushed into
the water and mud, and drowned o.
smothered to death. He was we sup
pose between so and 60 years of age
and he has left quite a family depending
upon his exertions for support. The &C
cident occurred about noon of this day
Tuesday.-ZaneSUWe Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

Fever and Aguc, and all Fovers Cured by
Brandreth,s Pills.

Brandreth's Pllls.
All fevers are occasioned by the disordered mo-.
ton ofthe blood, produced by the Immoral serosi.
ty by hardening the valves Of the vessels. The
blood c~irculates with greatly increased speed, and
is still increased by the friction Of the globules, or
PARTICLES which compose the mass ofHniids. Then
It is that the excessive heat and chills is expe.
rienced throughout the whole system, and accom-.
panied with great thirst, pain III the head, back
kidneys, and in fact a complete prostration of all
the faculties of the mind us well as body.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Cheat and GROW Rich.

INHlS has besR the sscref pflneiple Of tao many ~ IN.
- WnoIesse ae1ieis IT, Teas upio this time. and they have
pfdciced the uiosi shameful imposition on tirt;ountry Mer.
chant without any fear Of detection. But n new era in the
Tea Trade las come aud the PEKfN TEA COMPANY
claims The honor Of is Introduction. They were the hra TO
aise The banner Of Reform. on wlrch they have Inscribed
The supple words "Pars Teas and Agaest Brees.T A com.
prie revoin'i"n has been the consequence. Leteonsumers
~ Tea rseg WAese look at What 3rhaFu done.
~ We we're tie listio srnd them Teas that used to be
raliad TOO gopi for them befnrr.
~ We have driven out Of line market a vast amount Of
I4sl anh introduced a heller class uf Teas than has yrf
ever iHsa soid; Imvortefs Of Tea often come to Us 10 gvt
can Rad nowhere Else.
~ We lave reinred prices more than % pn, cent .hofh
N btlrk and i'feen Teas The whoielal- grorefs say we
au Wintns theinde aud call rs huniugs this we have
done already. and now se what we are ready ndo
-. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half chest, or
u NJ hOx. At The same pTres thai viiniesale grocers pay 10
tme importers when They bny by 'be hundred packages.
u. TIE whoiesale grOerrs allow only - Or at most n
W. isfe 10 The half chesi. This = a cheat. We will al
low, IT, nosi instances, y and lG H. tsre on tko same.
~ We hereby undertake ~ ell every hind Of Tea
ltom sA 10 tEd7e cents per P9Had cheaper Than tie whole
sale gr0refs do.
How eau We to Ibis asFs tie rouutry i%nerclaurl
This Is 0nr answer. we are r0nifft with seveH per
cent profit Instead ofj aud ~ per cent a Ia wholesale
yroccr.
we deseryr the thanks ofiie ronutrv merchants fr ga
wing tirn, hereafter from hein9 cheated. Let them cone
10 TIE v nrrlOn-e NJ lie PEKfN TEA O. and compare
ginIf~s o. Tea they got Elsewhere; and Gtbey buy bad
Teas lbrH. Jt high prieFs. 70 " tnriT own farit.
~ EfRlsh Importer l3t-iy h0a-fri 10 re tiai he rnuid
u'aitel ihhh On good Teas. W. are Irsofyed 10 overtfow
llit ifhnd. and now ca1 Hinn AGENTS w cvefy town 0ftir
bhhrJ S'hlrs 10 come mtwurd aHt huy the Teas imported
Ply tb@ PEklN T. 90 and We Dlrtgp OURSELVES. thai il
~ ~ iuouH- ihry 10 n0i sell more Tea than the oldest
aud largest draiers ~ the Town. We viii rive them orr Tea
""h"Hi charge. This Is plain Engish aud cannot he mis-
Understood. We apprai ir irsiim0uy Ia lie inimensr sue.
cr.s ~ our A2en'stn any pa . Of ls Cpitcd siHies.
GJ-hgr1fis wanted ~ ryrry town in The Uuited States
Tor the sale N iIhes: Teas, by whch they can make money,
article.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
TrThe Marlirsbnrn Gnrenn cnntnins

RrThe MardnsJnrg Gazette contains
a long and spirited account of a Fancy
Ball which took place at Berkeley Springs
Va. on the night of the 11th inst. The
writer has sketched some of the charac-
tiers who figured most c~onspicuously in
the ball room, from which we take the
following:
"Ihe hero of the evening was MAJOR
JACK DowNING. The Major had stop
ped here on his return from Mexico. He
wore during the dance, a remarkably tai
cooked hat, with a corresponding plume,
and a very long sword. Many persons
not acquainted with the Majors phiz
mistook him for Gen. Pillow, at which
he was very Indignant"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
commissioners Sale.
FAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS.

FAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS.
Pendleton Riley & Co.
Levi Anderson ct ais.
} virtue ofan alias writ ofsale and reference
I'D to me directed from the Cont OF Common
Pleas, for the County OF Fairfield and State oil
Ohio, | will offer and expose to sale by public
vendue, at the Door Of the Court House in the
Town of Lancaster, on
Monday the 27th day of September next,
between the hoursof 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4 o
clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit:
|. The West halfot In-LotNo 10, in SquareNo.
8, in the Town of Acknowledgements at $3.50.
.. Out Lot ladioining Lancaster) No. 5. North
west, containing . 37-lOO Acres-Appraised at
5000.
3. Part Of All Out-Lot bounded on the west by
In-Lot No. ia i'll Carpenters Addition to the
Town OF Lancaster-being SO much of said Ont.
Lot as is included between the Road from Lun-
caster to Athens and the Hooking Canal and In.
Lot No. ll4-it being the same Tract conveyed
to said Anderson by George Ring and Wife, by
deed recorded in Book No. 6, p. 29-Appruised
at SO. Terms of Saie-Casll in hand.
F.. b. EWING,
Master Commissioner.
August :, l347. jwlj pr 1915
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
IL MI d SALE.

HNHE subscriber DESTROYS of d~evoting himself
IL TO his profession. wishes to dispose of the
property on which he now resides, consisting OF
u SAW-MlLL in good repair, and a GRIST-MILL
with two run of Stones Zone now in operation)
with % ACRES ofGOOD LAND, about 40 clear.
ed and under good cultivation, the rest well tim.
bered with Oak, Pine, Hemlock, SC.
There is also on the place a handsome YOUNG
ORCHARD ofAPPLES, PEACHES and CHER
RIES, all grated fruit Of the best kinds, Grapes
and S%hrubbery in the Garden, and a very conve.
nient and roomy house; also two other comiorta.
BILE houses designated for a Miller, &c.
The above property is situated on Clearcreek. a
beautiful stream, and one Of the best for Mills in
the State, a%iiording plenty of water to run the
Mills all the year; and about l0milcs south of Ian
caster, in one of the most healthy, beautiful and
romantic portions of Ohio. There are seven or
eightnever failing Springs of excellent water oil
the place.
Here is also an excellent chance for raising
Stock, the woods nfording plenty Of pasture in
summer, and the farm and mill producing plenty
OF food for winter.
Further description is deemed unnecessary as
purchasers are requested to call and examine for
themselves.
The property will be sold cheap and on reason-
able payments, if application be made soon,-
come or you may miss a bargain.
Possession gwen Immediately, and an unques-
tionable title. j. s. McABOY.
September 3, I847. 3wl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
OHMNN@NGo

MARRIED-On the 31st August, l847, by the
Rev. 7. c. Benadun, Mr.. HENRY MOTTER and
Miss MARIA CUTLER, all Of Pleasant township
On the 2nd September, 1917, by John Cook,
Esq, Mr.. SIMEON II. ARNDT, OF Licking
County, and Miss RACHAEL COE, of Baltimore,
Fairfield County, Ohio.
On the end Of September, 1947, by the Rev.
David H.. Swartz, Mr.. HENRY WARD and Miss
ETHOLlNDA GEOHEGAN, all of Baltimore,
Fairfield County, Ohio.
On the End Of September, l847. by the Rev. A,
J. Weddell, MIR. MARTIN BECK and Miss MA.
RY c.. GRAFT, both Of Lancaster.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM
YOUNG and Miss CATHARINE f., daughter o
Mr.. Jacob ShRfer, (Saddler) Of Fairfield County.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
LANcAsrER, FrIdsy seplember DO. lsl1.

By T~elegrdph-For The ZaaespiHe Courier.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20 o'clock ?. NJ.
The supply Of Flour is small, with moderate
sales at previous prices.
~CoRE-Sales Of mixed ut II cents. The mar
ket is inactive.
~PoRK-Sales Of Western Mess. No l, at $l5,5C
pet barrel.
No change in other articles usually reported,
PITTsBUHGH, September 70 o'clock p. NJ.
FLouR--The market is unsettled. and no trans,
actions have occurred.
CHEEsE-Sales at GO7 cents per pound.
Tour correspondent sent us no New York, Of
Baltimore reports, last night.
CINcINSArI, September 6.
FLoUR-Market quiet. Sales, from Canal, al
S4,20, and from store at $4,08.
WHIsKEV-Sales from river at H. cents
CHILLIcorHE, September 7.
The price of Wheat ranges from 20 10 IS cents.
Flour relails at s40$i,25; Corn 2j in ear, 90 cents
shelled: Oats l7c; Barley 40G 4jc; Flaxseed 62c.
Beans 50@62c; Lard. 6OG4 cents; Bacon, Hog
round, 6 cents.-Gdseue.
New ORLEANS, August 81.
Cotton looking up-sales 500 bales on the Goth
at fair prices. Sales 800 bbls, Illinois and $50 ST.
Louis Flour of $5@$5,5 so. Nothing done in Corn
or Wheat. Pork SIS for mess, and $3.50 for
Prime; in small lots. Prime Keg Lard, 100 Ia cts
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10


TURNING.-"I understand, Mr.. Jones,
that you can turn anything neater than
any other man in town."
Eyes, Mr.. Smith, | said So"
"Well,' Mr.. Jones, l don't like % brag
but there is no live man on earth that can
turn a thing as well as I can white it,"
Pooh, nonsense, Mr.. Smith, talk about
your whiting; what can you white as
we'll as | can turn it?"
Anything, everything, Mr., Jones'
Just name the article that | can't white
that you can turn, and will give you a
V if | don't do it to the satisfaction of
these gentleman present"
"Well, Mr.. Smith, suppose we take
two grindstones, just for trial; you may
white and | will turn"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

A Fine Farm for Sale.

ONE Hundred and Tliirty-three Acres of Land
~ near Eayensport, in Fairfield County, well
improved and in good condition. will be sold al
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 aud Barn, and suitable out-houses: a good
Well of Water near the Kitchen aud another in
the Barn Yard. Any one wishing TO purchase a
first rate farm will fluid this a mre chance. 1t lies
adjoining the lauds 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 III Lancaster.
NJ. A. DAUGIIERTY.
T,o,,,or Ano,,,+ 10 Iosz
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
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 aud Rufus Huber minor children ofPhil-
ip Huber, deceased, the heirs-at-law and Ruth
Huber, Widow otPhilip Huber, deceased
r NHE Defendants are hereby notified that the
Petitioner has this day filed his Petition for
Partition in the Clerks Office of the Court afore-
said, therein demanding that partition be made
subject 10 assignment of Dover to the Widow, be-
tween the Petitioner and the Defendants Except
lis to the said Horace who is charged TO have been
advanced in full by the interstate III his life time) of
the following parcels of Land, to-wit: a part of
Section No. 5, Township No. 10, Range No. 20,
containing $50 50-l00 Acres, taking theretlum u
parcel of about 4 j0.lOO Acres, conveyed by the
~intestate to John Huber. Also, the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. -, in Township No. l,
South of Range No. II, in the district of Lands
subject to sale at BucyruS, containing 100 Acres.
Also, the Southwest Quarter of Section No. 81,
Township No. /, (South) in Range No. 70, col-
tanning 100 Acres more or less, aud the Southwest
Quarter OF Section No. 10, in Township No. |,
(SoutL) OF Itange No. 10, containing 100 Acres Of
Land more OF less.
The Defendants will therefore take notice, that
such orders will! be had at said Court at lis next
Term, to be holden ON the 9Th September next,
as are prayed for in the said Petition.
HUNTER 4 GARAGHTY,
attorneys fer Dcmanddnt.
August 10, 1917. ovid pi S5,25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

The Teas mentioned in this Catalogue are done up in
quarter ponpd. half pound, and nne pnuHui parkascs-ile
nrst. or inside %wrapprtis lead, ue second wrapper ~ waler
proof paper, aud the Third or nuisile wrapper il Of chinese
ri"e farer The Company sell none huI good Teas. done
lhpi ~ THIS superior manner, al Of them grown in The most
lnKu'iniis districts ~ China Country Heaters may srlert
's snail Il qlaniiy ~ zach Kind rs they like, and have
'lieh backed ih one chest. These Teas asp come in five
Dound Guinness ltarkhen-. called qnaii0ous, a very rOnvpn.
TENT. fanciiHl aud portable shape.
Persons rrsilrn2 In any part " the United States or
'atinda, can order any 0ftlie Teas in th- Catalogue. by let
ter. ~ quanlrirs 10 sut tmsir wishes. We pack thsin iu
Chinese inrrs anH deliver them to Ihe Forwarding Mer
chant tree from rlnrg" fr parking or carriage. The mon.
~ should Away %acromraHy Tie urdrTl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

GEN. TAYLoR-The following para
graph is from the ~. 0. Commercial Buz-
letin:
1--WE repeat that orders have been for
wardedto Gen. Taylor, directing him to
send two regiments from his command to
Vera Cruz, and that the plan of his add
vancing on San Luis de Potosi had been
abandoned, and he will not move from
his present position.
at is left with Gen. Taylor to select
the two regiments that are to go to Vera
Cruz. We have now no doubt but that
Gen. Taylor will carry out his previous
intention of resigning the command, and
will return to the United States in No.
vember, if not sooner"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
GAINESVILLE a. MaysviIIcT Turn
pike COMPANY.

HE Commissioner. under authority of the
Legislature "to exunine fully the works. PIT
pers and doings" Of the GAINESVILLE aud Maysyille
Turnpike Company. is ready to receive any com
municatiaus, relative 10 matters demunding i'll
vestigation, which those interested may wish to
make. 1t is expected that all statements will be
properly verified by the parties in the case.
Letters can be forwarded to the address of the
undersigned at Lancaster, care OLD. Martin,
Sec'y. Of the ZanesyilIe & Maysville Turnpike
Company. J. THOMAS.
Commissioner.
Lancaster, August 10, 1917. tflI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

WORSE M WoRsE.--The morality a.
mong the immigrants at Quebec and
Montreal, is truly appalling. 1t seems
to be on the increase, instead of dimin-
ishing. The deaths at Gross Isle on the
18th, up to ten o'clock, A. NJ, were 81 !
Inmates of the hospital, 2,2OS. At
Charles Point Hospital, neal Montreal,
OH the 10th, So. Number of sick, 1887.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Changes of Marriage.

The following curious statement by
DR.. Granville, is taken ION an English
paper. 1t is drawn from the registered
cases ofS76 women and is derived from
their w of the age at which they
respectively married. 1t is the first ev-
er constructed to exhibit to females their
chances ofmarriage at various ages. Of
S76 females. there married.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that James NJ,
~ Pratt, on the 2lst day Of August, A. D. I847
sued out OF the Clerks Office Of the Court o.
Common Pleas of Fairfield County, Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys, effects
lands and of John Jackson, for the sum
OF Five Hundred Dollars damages; which writ
has been served aud returned.
Attest-JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
MARTIN & EFFISGER, Attorneys.
September 3, 1917. prfee$l,75 Gwl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

Don't put too much confidence in a
lovers VOWS and signs, said the Boston
Posts Mrs. Darlington to her neice; "let
him tell you that you have lips like straw
berries and cream, cheeks like a tarna-
ton, and an eye like an asterisk, but such
things o%ftener come from a tender head
than q tender heart.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

GEN. TAYLoR's MovEMENrs.-The fol
lowing extractis from a letter by an off
e of the United States Army, now in
Mexico. tits worthy of every confidence.
~. o. National.
"And speculations as % Gen. Taylor's
movements, you must receive as specula-
tons only, as the old gentleman rarely
gossips. Staff officers receive orders
from which they infer, and their inferen-
ces are generally we'll founded; from such
sources they travel abroad in all shapes,
and occasionally straggle into type. The
General had ordered 100000 rations to
be in deport, at INCARNATION; we have
received no counter orders, although the
impression seems to prevail, that all idea
OF a forward movement is forthe present,
abandoned.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
From the Pacific squadron.

Dispatches have been received al tho
Navy Department from Commodore Bid
die, Of as late date as May 8. lS47. at
Monterey, from which we obtain the fol-
lowing intelligence of the movement OF
the squadron under his command. The
Independence, the "Cyane,p and the
Portsmouth were on the coast of Mex.
leo, enforcing the blockade of Mazatlan
and Guaymas, The frigate Congress
was on her way from San Diego, and the
"Dale"had sailed from Panama TO Mon
terey. The Warren" was at San Ped
no. The "Preble" prrived at Monterey
on the 23d April. with Mr.. Norris, bearer
of dispatches from Washington. The
store ship Erie was at Monterey
Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

From BuEnos AYREs, &c.-The bark
Caroline, at Boston, from Rio Janiero,
brings advices from Buenos Ayres to
July 9Th.
The intervening ministers had retired
from Montevido, and the French forces
had closely blockaded BuenoS Ayres,
and where on the point of taking some
vessels that were intending to sail the
same day that Count Waikenski sailed
A schooner was taken by the boats of the
brig Pandour, which received some shots
from the shore. The English forces re-
manned entirely inactive, on the 7th at
night.
The captain of the big Velos arrived
at Rio reports that he passed the latitude
OF Montevideo on the Sth and heard a
heavy artillery from the shore.
The U. S. frigate Savannah was at
Rio OF the 22d of July from the Pacific,
for New York, in four days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
IS, there married

From this curious statistical table our
fair readers may form a pretty accurate
judgement of the chances hat they have
ofentering into the holy state of matri-
mony, and enjoying the sweets of welded
love.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10

Us.
The Widow and Heirs.
nuRSUANT 10 an order of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas TO me directed, as Administrator
ofsaid Estate, | will offer at public sale, at the
door Of the Court House in the town of Lancaster
i'll said County of Fairfield, on
Saturday the 25th day of September, Is47.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A., NJ. and 4 o..
clock 7. NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit: Parts OF In-Lots Nos. 7 and 8
and ofIu-Let No. q. in the LIST Square of the town
Of Lancaster, being the present residence of the
Widow OF the said David Rees, Jr as described
in the order of sale to me directed.
The above property will be sold subject to the
payment Of $33. annually, to the Widow, in lieu
Of her dover therein.
The terms of sale will be on%e-tllird in hand, one
third in one year, and one.third in two years, will
interest from the day of sale. The House and
Lot appraised at Sl,4j2, and will he sold at nor
less than 5000.
JOHN Il. MUMAUGH, administrator
OfMe EStateo of Dav42 Rees, Lr. deceased.
August 20, 1917 5w15 nf 81 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Dissolution Of ParIncrshin.

Office is hereby given, that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the firm of
ALSPAUGH &BEATTY is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Of the parties, and The business
will III future be conducted by NJ. ALSPAUGH
alone. All persons having unsettled accounts due
the firm will please call aud close up the same
with N. BEATTY, who is authorised to settle up
the firm books. M. ALSPAUGH,
N. BEATTY.
Baltimore, August31, 1917. 1m47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Estate OF Eve Bowman.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Undersigned
~ has been legally appointed and qualified as
Executor Of the Estate Of Eve BowN4y, late Of
Bern Township, Fairfield County. Ohio, deceased.
All persons concerned will therefore take notice
accordingly. JOHN A. COLLINS, EzcJor.
August 20, 1917. owls
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Corporation Taxes.

r ME Duplicate of Taxes levied for Corpora
ton purposes for the year lS47 has beer
placed in my hands for collection. l will there
fore proceed after the first day ofSeptember mex
to collect the same according to law.
GEORGE WORRELL, Marshal.
Lancaster, August 81, 1347, 3wl6.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
State of Ohio, .FdfrarIo eountp.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John c. Allispach,

JUUhI UF IUMNUN FLEAS,
John c. Allispach,
rs. In CHANCERY.
George Myers aud others.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Defendant
~ George Myers, a nonresident Of this State,
that Complainant has filed in this Court his Bill
in Chancery against him. and John A Collins and
John c. Fall, alleging, that said Defendants are
indebted to him OH account of Lot of Boiling
Cloths placed in their hands to be sold OH COM
mission-and praying that an account may be
taken and Defendants decreed to pay him the
amount due,-And that unless he appears and
pleads, answers, or demurs To said Bill, within SO
days after the next Term of said Court, said Bill
will be taken as confessed byhim and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly.
JOEL RADEBATGH, CLERK.
Angus; 20, l847. Owls pfs3,j 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
w. TX. RANKIN.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chanccry.
nFFICE IN FOSTERS BRICK BUILDING.
~ in the Room recently occupied by Charles
BuIllnd, Esq. Entrance, one door west Of Kauh.
mau's Drug Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
May IA, 1871. 1T
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-10
Sheriff Is Sale.

DY virtue Off FL ct Lev. Fa. to me directed
-lOfrom the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County Ohio, l will offer and expose 10 sale by
public vendue and outcry, at the door ofthe Court
House, on Monday the 27th day of September
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following describ-
cd Land and Tenements, to-wit:-ln-Lot No 4, in
the 18th Square ofthe Town of Lancaster, Fair
field County, Ohio, together with all the improve
ments thereon belonging. Taken in execution As
the property of William Cox, at the suit ofSamuel
Beery, for the use of the Trustees of the Ian
caster Ohio Bank. Terms of sale cash in hand.
ELIAS PERRY, Sheriff f. C.
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