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Railroad, loot u COrtsnd-st at A NJ and p ~ Lesgs
By steamboat, from Pier Moth River ~ tnt s'slnst
freight uainF ADD a O'Clock I'm
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.-sgs y shs morng lire by Railroad Tgr sprii
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r. APEUPLk'- LINK EANBOAT'
,sSis-zaNFOR ALBANY daily, saAdsS' srseg,e'


,-Sis-iN las for Abaay and Troy dIeef, from L.
pier nc the foot Of Cor 'ssd-st Pef.o.
takns hsss boa- will arrive IN Troy In ms 90 t.se the
e.t motnins ans west % Buffalo, and north to l.s
George .nd Champsin
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Capt VIM ~
rec on Monday, Wedaesisy and Flidey II . oe'ocs
IN. neg .ai 90 end "A sesmhoSi EMPIRE. Capt W W
Tup2e- on Tuesday Thursdsy and SATURDAY 81 o eocs
Frsgtt must be put IN charge of the rfeish A'enIU
the Company will not h responsible for loss
For passage &c apply 90 board or 10 81 ChAho.R.
ny ~ 49, 'rf;-a o, fhs wharf as4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

From Rio 9RASpE, s. .A.-Tne RIO Grandense
Of February contains Along secoant Of detected
spiracy among the slaves throughout the provnce-(th
Braslian province OF RIO Gande)o rise upon their
tsrs and put them all 10 death he-stosy IL very
suspicion that the Publication has political motive srd
origin.
scouspRxLIsx.-ReV James Hardy, Of Lowell.
has sf his family Tor the time. letter. mailed
u this essy has been received Lowell supposed 10 be
II his hand disguised wherein he Is spoken Of As hsv
ing made his bed sniosg the fishes"
ExPLosos.-The powder mill of Ezra NJ. Par
sons Brighton near Rochester blown up on San
day iasl About 800 poxads OF powder were 10 the MILL
bat fortunately 20 person was resr. LOss 81 300.
- Deputy Sheriff Smith, Of Hudson, 10 said 10
- vVeevsstsg ton he wounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
GOODRTCH'S NATIONAL

uIGH SCHOOL DlCTIONARY.--A new edition q
III Webstsrs f2no Dictionary for schools ENLARGED sod
very uuoh imr rOved. snesriy ready
As HUNTIEGTOs SAVAGE. 2ls Pe.rl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
CAUTION

OAOLAON.
OEinE 70 the great success AID immense sale Of Dr.
To~nssnd's s,rsspsrs, numoer q men Who were for
mery Agents. have commenced max nd SsrsAparila
ENfrsc, EKirr B.tsfs, Extracts Of Yellow Dock. ke
They generally pot IL up 10 the shaped bottles,
.nd Of them have stolen aud copied advertise
meats they only worthless. limitations, and should b
avoided.
Pr'ncip. ofsce - Yol-ou stsua 8uidinE " T.. Rcd
ding Co g State-st Boston; Dyou Sors. 49, North
Sscond't Phil.tep hia Hsnse, DrufEst, Baltimore
? n Cohen. Chs-leston; Wrisht CO. ISL Chsrtresst
N o. las South Pe.rsL Absny a'd y al The principe.
Druggists aDd Merchants generally throu gh0ut he United
si.iss, West Indies and the Czn.dss. ~ MWkFN m
WHO IL OPPOSED TO BLEEDING AND
W PLRGlNG Who rares fay tr-s- GO not weaken
and 6ehsfs fh- syseu Yet Thousands 70 these
methods - cure. Nhy not rsfhar nv The
FEVER MIXTURE,
thst break. al svss b. refusing and squsEns the cir
eulstior.
ALL DISEASES
pat the system a. fret To- naammsory state sad then
10 The time for this
GREAT REMEDY.
Sod By 2. VI LYONS, go Gfand-st, Ne~ York. n 2
and shilling bottles Agents supplied. al lmeods
-VnUEx un,Enu rurr nrspuNa.uu
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SCROrULA CURED.


This Certificate curcusFeF proves that mt Sara par
h.s perfect control the most nhnzie diseases "
tie BLOOD Three p-rtons cured IN house impress
aau,ss THEE CHILDREN
DE T0W~sESD. Irar >tri have the pleasure ~ inform
you that Of my children have been cured d tie Seo
by the o.- Of youf exec -nt madeline They -
fef-d very severely with bsd have taken only oaf
bottles 10 took them sway, To- which feel mys nurer
.rsst Obligation Youu. respectfully.
ISAAC ". GRAIN. lDs "a ooslsr-st
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS.
Dr. To~n,end 10 almost daily r-ceivirg orders from ply
..eiAns In different parts of tho Union.
Thsis o. certify that ne undersigned. Physicians
Ct the Clg Of Assny hsy- IN Numerous eases prescribed
Dr. Tovusend, ssszpar t. and believe Il ~ b. Of
he mos: valuable preDar.tons ln The market
q P. PULLING. ND
WILSON. MD
r 8 BRiGGs ND
faa7 EfAgNDnPg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28
aCo UMuNIoN OF SAINTS

|. SERMON BY REV = N. JOHNSON, Rector Of
SAINT Nichsss Church just published ~ sDd Tor sac
SMITH AHARRIsON's. los Ru ton a.. 1tsyn. Als'
CLARK AUSTIN 4 co.'s, Us Br0adV.y'snd g. ; IAN
ORD & sWORDSS lJ9 Broadway. ~. AT ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28


The potato crop having failed In Europe.it appears
The; the people directing their attention 20 ups
and among other specsss Is to be hoped that Russian
viii not b neglected. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

a fagsNgs MISTER sceon tiio
an fr0n Rcsfou. 10 tsss chsrgs Of the e.1sHe
FOR passage berths state rooms, or irexh sppneAtoe
may he made q the Agents. on The ~hNi and a. TIE once
ID Rat M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-28

DAMAGE ON TINE LAxrs The propeller Man
hattan. ashore the beach at Rscine l. f OF water
che loaded with 900 Bushels Of Wheat which viii
b total oss Ii Is supposed she may oe got Of and
repaired The vessel Is Insured for Slao0o-the cargo
for $500.
Toe j. Y. Scsmmon, ashore " miles from Chicago Is a
total loss with The cargo OF the Scammou
listed Of $500 bushels wheat 200 barrels pork 100 bbs
hour AMI 300 hiSef. She owned ~ c. Walker, Esq
and vas insured for $4,000. There Insurance her
sArs. Of tasoo. The value Of the vessel and
about ei3.t0o.
The two r<rsons whose lives were lost on the J. Y
esammon died nom exposure. One was Chsrlss walker
. nephew Of Charles walker, merchant OF Chicago. who
ownot the vessel the other q boy named Morris
Lawtsnes, the oook board.
Tho shconsx Helena. with earyo Of lumber, 10 ashore
ahont 10 niiss north Of Chcsgo
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
To Contractors,

SEALED proposals will be received at ihe
- Collectors Office in Circleyille until O'Clock
7. NJ, Of Thursday. May 4. l84s. for repairing
the ensterl ubulment Of the circleyile aqneduct.
The work will comprise the taking down Of
nearly one Thousand perch (l61 cubic ieet) Of
the central portion Of the abutmeli. aud replacing
II with substantial mnsonry, the face work ol
which TO he built Of stone, from the Hooking Val.
ley. The repair to be done without interrupt.
ing navgnlion,lor which purpose tue acqueduct is
to be heightened by temporary additional trunk
and the superstructure supported by temporary
TRUSTEES. The whole to be completed by tue first
day OF November next, and the contractor will
be required to give ample security for the per
iormnnce Of tile work.
specifications will be prepared aud deposited
III the collectors Office by the firsl OF May aud
additional information can NJ all times be had by
application to the engineer in charge OF that por.
ton Of the Ohio Canal.
J. BLICKENSDRRFER Jr. Actg Com.
April IA, ls49.- Ohio State Journal 3w49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
|DR.LE R0YS|
SARsAPAkILLA AND WILD CHzRRY
PILLS.

From the Lancer, August, %. 1915.
Pr. lie Roy has most happily sucreeded IN CON
blnng lid Cherry and Sarsspara with brber
vege ale Ingrediruts, so as 10 produce med cine
AT once tonic aud puIgative, the only perfect dis.
covery Of the kind ever made.
Their Great Peculiar Excellence,
and tbat which dis,inonshss ,Lo,, o...,, an a,,..
nrgaliyes is. thst ,be,, one,atio, is to,.s1 h 49,,
reaction. Their unrivaIIed nu,ir, ,r a,,,, 49,,
live n,one,t;es ~, ubi,h No., ta., 'Y
essence of Sa,,spadlla ars o,he, ma,,dier,s hs
i,o Centralized ,'s''''',''s' os
Gon ,be ,x,rac, or WIt Gma,,n '''',.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
LATER FROM lIRXICO.

Santa Anna Leauing.-THe Court Of
IngUiry.- The TreGty.-DesertiOEs-
Affairs in YucatGn.
From the Zanesviie Coarier.-By Telegraph
PnILADELPHIA, April, IS, 4P.N
The US. Steamer Mississippi has ar.
rived at Boston from Vera Cruz. Her
dates are to the l4th ult., and have been
already received here.
BY express and Telegraph we have
still later news. Dates to the 4th inst.
from Vera Cruz, have been received at
New Orleans.
Santa Anna had reached the coast, un-
der escort of Lit. TighIman of the Aril-
lery and party of men,
The Court of Inquiry has adjourned
its sessions to Washington. Gen. Scott
has impeached the evidence of Paymas.
ter Major Burns. who claims that he, and
not Pillow, wrote the famous Leonidas
letter.
1t was the general opinion that the
Mexican Congress dare not ratify the
treaty.
It, Smith, with seven privates in
Whites mounted company having de-
serted 10 Zenoba, the guerilla chief, he
took them as prisoners and sent them in
as such to Governor Wilson.
The accounts from Yucatan are horri-
BILE. The revolted indians are burning
the the towns, and Slaughtering the in
habitants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Fairfield Common Pleas.

Administrator of Wm w. Irwin.
VS. SlN CHANCERY.
Widow and Heirs.
DY virtue of an order to me directed, will ex-
ID pose and offer at public sale before the Court
MOase door in said county, on
Saturday the goth day OF May, 1s4s,
between the hours of 8 o o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
P. M. OF said day, the following described Real
Estate, in said county.
Divisions Nos. and 3 of In Lot No. | and the
West half Of In-Lot No, ., in the 18th Square Of
the Town of Lancaster, plat OF said divisions re-
manning Of Record in this case, Division No. .,
not to be sold for less than $500 and Division No.
3, for not less than $1,000.
Also, part of Section No. 13 and fractional Sec
ton No. l2. Township No. Ia, Range No, 10,
containing rs Acres. appraised at $45 per Acre.
Also. the West halt Of the Northwest Quarter
Of Section No. 10. Township No. IA, Range No,
IS, containing 80 Acres.
Terms of .Saie--One third in hand and the bal
ance in one and two years, with interest from the
day ofsale.
WILLIAM SLADE, JR.
Administrator de bOnis non Of W. W. Lruin.
April 2l, l848. 5w50 pf$3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

The above prices in consequence OF increased
facilities for manufacturing, are much reduced
from former rates. liberal discount for cash in
hand at the date Of the Invoice.
Presses, Chases Cases, Wood Type Ink. &C.,
furnished at the lowest manulaCturerer's prices,
either for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book for 1848 is now ready for
distribution to Printers. who will send for it, and
contains many new articles that we have never
before exhibited such as Writing Fluurishes, Or.
naments, Ornamental Fonts, &c; of which we
have an ample stock for the prompt execution ol
orders.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose TO publish
this advertisement three tunes before the lst oI
June, 1913, and send us one OF the papers, will be
paid forlt in Type when they purchase from us oil
ourown manufactures, selected from our speci.
mems, five times the amount of their bill.
EP1For sale, several good secondhand Cylind.
er and Platen Power Presses, Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & CO..
l3 Chambers Street, New York.
April IA, l6i8 3w49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
OBITUARY..
DIED-0n Friday the 18th instant SALEM
EMANUEL infant son of Salem Wolf ESQ

DIED-0n Friday the 18th instant SALEN
EMANUEL infant son OF Salem Wolf Esq
Sleep, lovely babe, beneath the bowers,
Ofyouder weeping willow tree;
Thy life was shortened not to lower
Or stamp thy fate with misery,
Fate came in time. ere sin had shown
By lurid zeal second death;
The flower Of lie was early mnwn,
The soul was waited up to rest,
On wing of flight he scars away
Forgets moments dwelling here;
Cheer'd with the sight Of endless day
No pleasures intermix with fear
Cease then o. parents to bewal
The early exit Of your child;
But let the providence avail
And greet it with II christian smile,
The voice that called your infant hence,
Must soon be heard by you and l.
Well choose the system Of defence,
That cheers the soul when we must die,
Faith leaves the muurnlul scenes OF time,
Aud scars alolt to yonder sky;
Beholds the infants beauty shine,
Where godly pleasures never die,
S.
Tarlton Ohio, April II.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
no The Public,

We request attention 10 the advertisement of
DIR. J. WHITES medicines, in to-duys paper, and
are satisfied that it is proper 10 say 10 all that
where these medicines are procured and used
strictly according to the directions accompanying
them that no other apothecaly establishment viii
be needed. They have only been introduced into
this county about three months and the sale of
them now exceeds all other remedies offered in
this place, because in every instance they do just
what they claim to do Ifyou are afflicted try them
you will not be disappointed. Call at the office
and get descriptive pamphlets aud certificates
Lancaster, March 81. AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
{ Z 6 & 9 { 6 6 {

"N '"'e '"It VI WITS FgSeH, VINO now TeSldts
on Race street three doors above Eighth Cincinnati
is ilnIy the most remarkable aud astonishing ever
recorded.
This lady had the Consumption for the last six
wears, and lately she grew worse and worse-w0rn
down and emaclated, cold night sweats, hectic fever
every day, reduced to mere skeleton, her cough
was most distressing, all her physicians gave ner up
20 die with The last stages Of Consumpton-Dr
TaIllafeTa, no " allied ina celebrated Lung Doc
toT who sad there was not the least hope of her re
covery, finally her lungs liberated both internally
and externally and the blood selIed under her nails
so that they came of, her friends came in 10 take
their last lareweIl-at this crisis she commenced
using this same DR.. RoGERs' LIvERwoRT IL TAR,
which has restored her TO Detter hea III Than she has
jo' ed since she was fourteen years Of age and in
thrre months she gained fifty pounds in flesh. -
Those who doubt thr virtues Of this wonderful med
cine are invited 10 call aud see her.
SFCONSUMPTlVES SHOULD CALL ON
THE AGENT and see the certificate in full Of thr
above mentioned cures and also Of vast number
Of Others.
TDECElVE NOT YOURSELVES by neg.
lccling 10 use this valuable medicine until IL is too
LATE, as there thousands OF cases which are TOO
far gone TO be saved even BY tins Great Remedy.
Be sure aud get Dr. Rogers Liverwou and Tar,
which has his signature on Yellow Label. on each
bottle Of the genuine.
1t is for sale by A L. ScoyILL, Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agent for the West and South, aud also
by all the advertised Agents
The above valuable medicine are also for sale al
BURY & BECK, DrHgxsts.
Lancaster, April Il, l949. lyS5.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21


Smith deceased,
Brce Larimore. William Lurimore, Margaret ute
Margaret Larimore wife Of Thomas Short, Thorn.
Short, Isaac Larimore, Eleanur LarimOre, David
Larimure, Bartlett Larimore, john Larimole &
Edison Larimore children Of Rachel Larimore
deceased-Brice Smith, Jane Smith, Robert
w. Smith and james Smith, children OF Will
liam Smith deceased Elizabeth Scott aud her
husband James Scott, Mary Oburn aild her hus.
band Joseph Oburn. Matilda Martin aud her
husband james I. Martin, and Jane Martin
children OF Jane Martin deceased and Flea
nor Smith, heirs at law OF the said Robert w.
Smith deceased. The American Bible Society.
81 The American COlouizntion Society. The
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions, The
Assembly Board OF Domestic Missions and the
Assembly Board Of Education.
The said defendants or SO many OF them as are
not residents OF the State OF Ohio are hereby no.
titled that the complainant has filed in the Court
aforesaid his Bill OF complaint therein setting forth
in substance, That said Testator by his last will
bequeathed two thousand dollars to his son Robert
W. Smith out OF the sale OF his Real Estate with
directions that il his said son should die beior. he
should arrive at the age Of twenty .one years and
there should be no other issue, that said sum of
son holding it in trust to his deceased sister Rachel
Larimore's children, share and share alike, when
they should respectively arrive at the age of
81 years &c. That said Testator also in his
said will made sundry other specific legacies and
bequests and in conclusion, ,bequeathed the remain
der Of any fundsin the hands Of his executor al
ter satisfaction OF all bequests, to be paid to the
following named benevolent societies. viz: The
American Bible Society. The American Colo.
nization Society. The Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions. The Assembly Board of Do.
mestic Missions and Assembly Board OF Educa-
ton. share aud share alike. That said Tesntor's
said son departed this lie before his father, in
his infancy, no other issue being left either by the
Testator Or his said son, That the complainant
has in hand fund applicable to said bequest to
the said son, but that under the circumstances il is
questionable whether the same is distributable to
the said children Of Rachel Larmore, or to the
heirs at law generally OF the Testator or to the
said residuary legatee
The Bill prays that the defendants interpead
and that the Court settle and determine to whom
the complainant shall pay said fund and for gen.
eral relief.
Said parties will take notice and make answer
according to law to said Bill of comphnt-the
same being an appearance to the June Term l848
OF said Court.
II. H HUNTER g. SON,
Solicitors for Complainant.
Lancaster, April 81, 1913. 9wS0pf$l2,5O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
EPeWe feel ourselves bound to sneak of McI

EBTWe feel ourselves bound to speak of Meal.
iStsr'O Au.Healimg Ointment, as simple yet
great and good medicine. From the high stand
ing it has attained all over the country, and from
our own personal knowledge, we must say that
not another article Of patent medicine would we
be willing to exchange for this Ointment For
all diseases of the Skin, Rheumatism, Stiff Joints,
Gout, Scrofulaand great many other complaints,
we do not believe it can, or sver riH be surpOss-
ed or equaled
See Pamphetin hands Of Agents.
See advertisement 2w49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Carriage Making.
Administrators Sale.

N pursuance of au order OF the Court of Com.
Il mon Pleas, for Fairfield county, Ohio, To me di-
rected as Administrator of the Estate Of the late
Charles Swartz dec. I will proceed to sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder, (on the prem
ises in the town of Lockville,) in said county. on
Thursday the a5th day OF May, Is4s.
the following Real Estate to wit: Lot No 90, in
-HoShOr's addition to the town of Lockville-
Terms OF sale, one third in hand-one third in one
and one third in two years, from the day Of sale,
with interest. DAVID JENNINGS,
Administrator Of C. SUartz, dec.
April2l, l848. 5w50.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Crackers! Crackers!

ENHE undersigned has commenced the manu-.
Il featuring Of all kinds of CRACKERS, such
as WATER, SODA aud BUTTER CRACKERS;
and will be ready to fill any orders directed to him.
His Crackers will be found TO be of superior
quality, as he has devoted considerable part Of
his time to this business.
Persons, in neighboring towns, and all Others
will be supplied at the shortest notice and upon
the most reasonable terms by sending in their
orders.
SHOP In GIEsr's BUILDING, one door west
of the Hooking Valley Bank
WALTER CRANMER.
Lancaster April 81. l84s 4m5O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Horse Thieves.

VVNHE members of THE GREENFIELD
l. HORSE THIEF DETECToRS." are here
by notified, th,t there will be meeting OF said
company at the house Of Jacob West. Sen, OIL
Monday The 24h inst. at which time important
matters ralalive TO the company aud admission Of
members will be attended to Pnnctual atteli.
dance is requested at O'Clock P. NJ. of said day.
J. COULSON, President.
April 7, lS48 3w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

El5o. 600 nrE d,

Annually of Consumption in the United
Slaes yet how many coulG have been saved lfthey
had resorled 10 DR.. Rogers Liyerwoh Il Tar in
'eason. THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS are now les.
niymg that II has saved their lives and restored
them TO Health-No one need DpsPAIR! though
vour physicians and friends give you up to pIE!!!
yonc be worse than Ms. Rove, of Sl4nlons
"howas given up by her Doctors aud friends to
DIE with the LAST STAGES OF CoNsUMPTIoN We
publish her cerIlhcate in addition 10 The vast mum.
Der ohlaIned in Cincinnati. 10 show lha, the cure.
1t makes are not confined 10 that CITY alone but in
every place ~he'e it has been introduced. Read
what she SAYS:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
WVGI4N@AGo

MARRIED.-On Thursday the 18th inst, at
the residence of Charles Ponch"s, ESQ., by the
Rev. Mr.. Brown, Mr.. JAMES NJ PRATT, of
Lancaster, to Miss HULDAH SHARP, OF Frank
lin County.
As usual the above was accompanied by por-
ton OF the wedding cheer May happiness,
prosperity and plenty, OF every kind, accompany
the groom and his fair bride in their future ourn.
eyings through life.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
Important 10 Farmers.
State of Ohio, .6atrfieIu euuntp.
C0NF' ot Common PIedS-PetKion for Partition.
Andrew IIanshew,


David Osborn Daniel Click. Matilda Click. Cyn.
tia Ann Click, Monroe Click and Phebe Click.
minor children and beirs-at-law of Daniel Click
and Elizabeth Click his wife, deceased Obidi-
an Whitehurst, Robert Whitehurst and Perry
Wlitehurat.
INHK above named defendants. Of whom Da.
Il vid Osborn. Obidiah Whitehurst and Robert
Whtehurst are non-resident,. residing in Picka.
way county, Ohio. are hereby Motif ed that the
said Andrew Hanshew on the 4,h dav of Feb.
rnary. l84S, filed his petition in the Clerks Office
ot the Court Of Common Pleas for said county.
against them-which petition is now pending
wherein ~ demands partition of tract Of land
containing 10 Acres ol land more or less. Known
aud described by being part of the Northwest
Quarter o: Section no 81, Township No. IA,
and Range No. l9. situate in Fairfield county.
Ohio, of which the said Frances burst died seiz ed
aud Possessed. Said cause will come on 10 be
heard at the next Term OF said court
c. F. SHELTER.
Attorney for Demandants.
APriIi7, 1913. 6w4spls3.5O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21
LANCASTER, Friday, April 81. ls4s.
wEEKLY BY K1SKEAD 4 DorY.


The price of Wheat is 8509Oc Flour retails at
$4,75 Corn 30 022 in The ear, % cs; sheled; Oats
22c; Barley 4O045c; Flaxseed 70075c.; Beans
50062 cents Lurd. 5 cents; Bacon, Hogs round,
81 cents. -Gdzctte.
By Telegraph-For the Zancs0iHs Courier.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1873 p NJ.
In New York Western Flour is worth Sc, l8
and steady at that. No other change.
Here Western Flour rules at $5930$6 .OO.-
Wheat rules at l1O cents, for White aud 1877 cents
for Red. No other change.
In Baltimore, Howard street Flour rules at
S., 81, aud City Mills AT Sc. Wheat at l44 cents
for White, and 1877 cents for Red.
PITTSBURGH. April 18-9 Pm.
81 inches water in the channel Flour. $4,68.
Bacon, round, 80 cents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-21

ANOTHER Boar BURNED AND LIVES
LosT.-The steamer Charter Oak took
fire in her engine-room, on the 18th be-
low St. Louis. The flames spread so
rapidly that the passengers, of whom
there was large number, on board had
to escape through the flames, and many
were lost and others severely injured
The Captain and 1st Engineer were
badly wounded.
There was about eight hundred tons of
freight on board mostly Hemp, Hay and
Tobacco. Boat and Cargo are total
loss.