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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-13

~ Ceatham.-Honaay Evening Ncyenber 49, will be nctei
the drama Of ROB kOY ,Ok-koo Roy Mr. r. Scott;
ka.h.iih ObaldtoDe Mr. Dawes Major Gsbrat Mr. rardey
Helen Mceregor MIRA Woodward Diana Messenger
10 be oM,d by NEW YORK AS IT ls-Mose. Mr. Ghausau;
Mira Meadows Mr. Chapman conclude with Ine frc. OF
the AkIBUSPat Rooney. Mr. Seymour; Mr. Ledsor Mr..
Boxes cent? Pit l2 cents Doors open at perormanoes
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CTATPN ISLAND FsRRY-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
- Islander will follows-Leave New York at H.
~, and b9i O'Clock Leave Quarantine mt g. 10. H. and
ok
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IMPRESS NOlICE-CbANGEO OF HOUR TO HALP-PAST
II Four o'clock Wells Co. Express forwarders respectfully
notify the public that their messengers will
oe and af er Tuesday the 18th inst half four
PM. WELLS & CO, 10 " al street.
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MI iNHELLS V,fHFIC THENHA-MONDAY I'VE
ASA hnp, NOV l Mo entertainments will
The extravasanza entitled KABsI-Csb M oIand S,oo
Mr. Conover Mtdame tabr Mrs. Henry. After which INE
81 US AND ARIA DSR-Dedalus MIR Conover Thoseus Nsts
Mary Cannon: rindre Mss la-be To he ow.d nv cemio
drans s1tted GU EENSXURY fETE-G2soTaiyfsnd Nr HOG
land Countess hosedale, Miss Clark To with Tho
musical entitled HERO AN
Miss Mary Cannon SuleymAn Agha Mr. Eosnsop Aecerua
MT Conove: Hero Miss Roberts, Venus M Nekus IN Doora
ops at half Envt 6ocock-c1rtain rises ct ftl,pk.
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VI AZ
UMore Mr. Wilsms; Scrubs Mr. Joresn; Col Thuader Mr.
n se Kathleen, Miss Conway Widow OAorc, j. Damn
er which, tie New Oeans Sercnaders will appear and give
teir illustrations Of Negro fe a,a Char er To conclude
with the drama cs''ed fIFE-Rasi Milford Mr. II.
Ball; M nsofd. Mr. ToIs Augustus Fuz,ie Mr. Wiuans
barbsI hiiford Ma nltcni Betty Bright Ma Sutherland
MIRA Heu hrn Broadey Door 61S-performanoe
Commences o. O'Clock prcoisey boxes oent Pit Gal
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4 INFORMATION WANTED.-THE FRIENDS OP THE DATE
Robert Dy who kiled at New brunswick NJ J.,
evening the 3st Oct VIXEN attempting
injured the OCCASION They will confer great IA
by sendiug their and address TO H. H. Casey
chants Exchange New York Tire family would also he much
obge and they earnestly request that person who
have been spectator Of the accident passenger in that
ira twhether they know anything Of the circumsts
to end their and Addrf Mr.. CaseY ahnXe.
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TAOOB $ PLATE AUCTIoNEER-ruIs Day qAs
IIoMER MORGAN AUCTIoNEER. -ELEeAYT goU,r-

u We
hold Furniture Tuesday Nov II, 10 oeiock at ~ East
h street. Union Park the entire furniture
Lspg part Of rich plush aud Mahogany
Couches Chairs Otomaps Teea Sofas for
muic and books ntne marble top Centre Sofa
Tables Rich Damssk Winoow Curtains Coruics elegant
Gas Fix Brussels and Ingran Carpets Dressing Bureaus
French Bedsteaos Mattresses Wardrobes glass Book
Cases Washsands; Hatstands Hall Chairs &c Als su.
peror Mahogany Extension Dining Table The may
the before the SALE Catalogues may had nj tho
Office Of Homer Morran No Prince street
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CI1UATIuN WAIVED BY a GIRL, TO DO PLAIN SEW
- g ard chamberw OH, taking Of children Apply
her inet pj,te Charles "i''
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1nn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAGNIFICENT SACRED
OO Dioran the Creation and Dtus been crowded
nightly with admrng and delighted audiences. for 100 nghtA
They the moa magnificent and splendid
Witnessed in New York Admitance rs CENTS Of Broad
Way Walker
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AnExICo ILL usTRATEp In A SERIES OLE MosrrR1rrr1-

M 4 MOJTTKUTH-
WI fully owing Panorani Views
executed under the immediate direction of Mr. F. Grain
giving view Of the various tates and
the fine march
pursued by the American Army the General
scott Vera Cruz the City Mexico exhibiting
evening and on the afternoons Of Wednsaay and Saturday
open O'Clock The picture will commence moving at 7
admission rs children half price
be secured tho Office from till H. from till
lii era, termp made with schools.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
SheriG,s Sale.

DY virtue of a Fl. ct Lev. Fa. TO me directed
Id from the Court of Common Pleas for Fair
field county Ohio, will offer and expose to sale
by public vendue and out-cry at the STEAM DIS
TILLERY now occupied by J. J. & C. Gromme,
ON Monday the 29th day of May, inst, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock o. m aud o'clock p III.
of said day, ,&trOm day 10 day until all sold the fol-
lowing goods and chattels to witt writing desk,
cannonstove, box tobacco, Tobacco cutter, l
Hourchest,l bbl.salt part bbl gnl pair steeyards.
one piece copper pipe, one pipe borer and bits,
one grndstOne. one balance scales one pair French
burrs and hopper. one tanning mill, one OK cart
and Lbed, one OK wagon and bed, OK yokes, one
cutting box; one work bench, ten pine plank, two
planes, 2 hand-axes, rectifers and apparatus,
with casks, lot of tools and old iron, one roll OF
packing yarn. Is split brooms, A buckets, a lot oil
measures and tunnels, 600 gallons whskey in the
rectifers, head work oxen milch cows. one
wheelbarTow, 2 two horse wagons with beds,
one sleigh, two plows, one harrow one roller,
one buggy, tongs, shovels, one shovel plow with
two shovels; lot clear COAL about 200 bushels;
3 bay horses, sets gears, one saddle one dung
fork s. hook one sofa, one mirror, 2 lamps, Ia
bles, . stands, one cooking stove, one pair coun'
ter scales, meat choppers; one cleaver, one stove
and drum pipe, one bed and bedding; 9 small
looking-glasses, 9 wash.stamds, one small mantle
clock one clothes press, so acres Of wheat in the
ground, more or less, 10 or Is acres of rye i'll the
ground, head of yeArling c,lves, one hydrome
ter, one sAcrometer, 3 log chains one cross cul
saw, one crow-bdr, one copper worm. Taken
in execution as the property Of J, J, s. c. Grom.
me at the suit of Boving g. Graue. Terms Of
sale CASH ELIAS PERRY, Sh'H.
May 10. l848. 2w2pree $50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Odd FcIIow,s Celebration

VNNHE Brethren of Charity Lodge, No Z of the
III Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will
celebrate the FOURTH THURSDAY (25th inst,
May. by public precision, Grafton aud other APP
proprate ceremonies, All Brethren i'll good stand
ing in the vicinity, and of the neighboring Lodges
are respectfully invited 10 attend and assist in the
ceremonies Of the day.
Brothers nre requested to meet at the Lodge
Room at Eleven o'clock A. M. The process.
sion will be formed at 10 o'clock, under the drec-
ton of BrotherJ. c. Kiukead, as marshal, aud will
march through the principal streets TO the Meiho'
dist Church, where an address by Brother james
Steward, of Somerset, will be delivered, with 9TH
er appropriate exercises.
The Church will be opened at 10 o'clock--ex
ercises to commence precisely al ro'clock Cit
izens generally are respectfully invited to attend
| Seats will be reserved Tor the Ladies'.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
Lancaster, May l2, 1913. 2wl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
FairGeId common PIens.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Adm'tor Of r. NJ. Answorh, }

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Admtor Of r. NJ. Answorh,) }
gS. IN CHANCERY
Widow and Heirs, ct. a.
DY virtue Of m order 10 me directed, will
, offer at public sale before tie Court House
Door in said county on
Saturday the I7ih day OF June, 1913,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ md o.
p. NJ. Of said day. the following Real Estate, viz:
An undivided half Of Iu-Lot No. /, in the 3rd
Square OF the Town Of Lancaster
Also. au undivided 3rd part of Lots Nos 224.
22j 2l8 aud 249.in the Town Of Springfield
County of Clark, Ohio. aaid part of Lot No 24S,
being incumbered with the Dover Estate OF
Emily Alnsworth, Widow.
Terms Of Sale-One-third in hand aud the re-
sldue in one aud two years. with interest from the
day ofsale. VIM. SLADE. Jr AdmtOr
Of he Estate Of r. ". Aiasrorth. deceased.
May >, 1915 5w52 pf So
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
LANcAsrER, FrIday. May 10. la40.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by KISkEAD q DorT.


We note limited sales Of corn from store at S20
33c; aud Of oats at 028 4P bush. Fish-There
is an active demand Tor all kinds, and prices are
looking up. The following quotations may be
relied 0n as correct Salmon $l9-shad. $500
$40; mackerel No. /. $l2, No. 2 9,500l0; No. 3,
$7t07 rs; herring, So aY Dbl. CoHee-Sales 10
sacks good Bio at 84O84-nnd of Is sacks com.
mon is sold at 4a05c, inferior at 44c by the hid.
Feathers-Sales from store at 33lD34c " ib
Bacon-Sules 5000 lbs from store al 3, A. and 5r0
81, for city cured and 24, 80, 44O43c for country
lots. The makert is dull
CLEVELAND May 13.
Sales of l50 bbls -four, Warren Mills, S.; 1000
bu Wheat lO9c; 1900 bu oats sec; keg butter llc
l2 bbls white fish So; 100 bbls fine salt 81 ,25;
Dried Apples are selling at 81.
New ORLEANs Markets, May 5, evening
The Steamer Americas advices were received
at late hour to-day and the demand for Cotton
has been more active since, sales of 5000 bales
have been made, but there is no change in pri-
ces. The factors wish TO buy but there are few
sellers No change in Sugar, Molasses, Flour or
Corn.
ZANEsylLLE, May II.
Wheat has advanced to so cents. but flour re-
mains at $3.50 for ordinary superfne, with au ad.
ditional so cents for BEST Pastry. y."-GazeHe.
CHlLLIcorHE, May lG
The price of Wheat is 80 cents; Flour retaiIs at
$475. Corn 30 022 in the ear, 90 cs; shelled Oats
CSC; Barley 400ljc; Flaxseed 7007jc.; Beans
50O62 cents; Lard. S cents; Bacon, Hogs round,
23034 cents. Gazette.
From the ZanesoiUe Courier-By Telegraph.
New YORK, May l6-84 O'Clock P. NJ.
FLoUR-Sales of Oswego at $6 Ohio is held
at So ,25 without sales. Sales of 5000 bushels OF
Yellow Corn at SO cents The Cotton market is
quiet. Provisions are inactive but steady Wheat
tends downwards. Corn is steady.
CIScINNArI May l6-5 o'clock p. NJ
Flour-Sales 500 barrels at 81, 434. Molasses-
Sales New Orleans at 244 ceuts. Bacon-Sales
of Hog-round at 3 cents, and Sides at 81 cents
The markets is unchanged and generally dull
Philadelphia Cattle Market May IL.
Beeves- $50 in market. principally Western
The market continues dull and heavy-sales ran
ging from 81 to74 9B 100 lbs. 600 head driven
to New York and 40 head unsold.
Brighton Boston) Cattle Market.
THURSDAY MAY 12.-There were SIS Beef
Cattle, 355 Sheep, and 295O Swine. Beeves sold
quality at SOL 4063 per 100 Id. Sales ofSwine at
| 81 to 81 cts % ib No Oxen or Cows in market
Baltimore Cattle Market, May IL.
| There were 773 cattle intended for the market
on Monday of which they were driven off on
Sunday 900, and 200 on Tuesday to Philadelphia
making 400 in all; of the remainder there were
sold to city butchers about $50, aud 30 driven tc
Washington City, tue residue left over; price;
ranging from s., ,621 to $3.50 live weight being
equal 10 s50S6.25 nett weight, and averaging
about s3,l4 dY 100 lbs. gross, being decided de
cline Sales of some small lots have since been
made at prices corresponding with the above
| Ohio State Journal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19

and Heirs.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
DY virtue Of an order of the Court Of Com
ID mon Pleas 10 me directed in this case,
will expose at public sale before the court house
door OF said county, on
Saturday the 10Th Day Of June, 1913.
between tIIe hours OF nine o'clock. A. NJ. and
four o'clock ?. NJ, the following Lands situate
in said county, to wit.
Part OF the Southeast Quarter Of Section No.
"a, Township No IA, Range No. u. beginning at
the Southwest corner Of said Quarter Section; /;
thence North along the half Section line 10 poles
to a post; thence East % poles q links To posi-;
thence Sunth 70 poles 10 the South boundary
line OF said Section; thence along said line West
| TO the place Of beginning, containing ten acres.
( Also. "a part Of the West half OF the Southeast
Quarter of said Section No. "a, Township No, u
Range No. 10, being all ilIe remainder of said
West half, after taking off 10 Acres OH The Last
side Of said West half: aud ten Acres out Of the
Southwest corner of said West half, said balance
hereby meant TO be described and which was
owned by tie decedent. estimated to contain 40
l4l00 Acres more or less, and being the same
Land conveyed to decedent by David Eversole
and wife by deed, November 80, l84l
All Of said Lands to he sold subject 10 the dow
er Estate Of Lydia Van Buren,. widow therein and
appraised subject to said dover Estate $500.
Terms.-One-third in hand and the balance in
one and two years, with interest from dav Of sale
HENRY KROUT, Admjaitirator
Othe Estate Of Jacob Van Buren decreased.
May 9TH l848. 5w52m$f.5O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19

I-S@No man that ever fairly tried McAHster'S
AA-He0lng Ointment will or can say it is moi
good. On the other hnnd, thousands are saying
that tits the best family Medicine they have eveI
used. Now we wish it to be fairly tried before
giving judgment either way, As for ourselves, we
know ofuo better article of Medicine, in Scrofnlo
Scald head, Old Sores, Itch, Salt Rheum, &c &c
Also, for Rheumatism, Group, and Gout we be-
ieve it is unequaled. The Hair Oil too, will cure
Badness, when all Bears Oil or other cosmetic
known have failed.
See advertisement. Owl.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19

George Myers.
TENIIE above named Defendant is hereby noti-
u fed that on the 18th day Of March, 1916,
said complainant filed in the Clerks Office of the
Court of Common Pleas for said county, his Bill i'll
chancery against lin, which is now pending,
wherein he sets forth, that on or about the 20th
day OF November, AID 1888, being seized in fee
simple of all that certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the county of Fairfield and
State of Ohio. known and distinguished as fol-
lows. tu-wi: Being in Zaues location OF land on
which the Town of Lancaster is laid ont, in Town
ship No. IA, OF Range M, 10, OF United States
lind sold at Chillicothe, Ohio. bounded and des
cribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Post
" here a Stone is planted on the South side there
Of near Rees' Bridge being the lower toll bridge
over the Hockhocking River near said Town oi
Lancaster. where Honey Locust six inches in
diameter bears South 81 degrees East 257 links
and an Elm SO inches bears North 201 degrees
West; thence South 81 degrees West 10 Chains
aud So links to a Post where Honey Locust 10
inches diameter bears North 724 degrees West
203 links and Honey Locust inches in diane.
Ter bears North 304 degrees East 81 ) links thence
South six clains and 50 links TO a Post; thence
North 651 degrees East | 4 chains and 26 links to
Pest; thence North 335 degrees West chains
I
Eight Acres aud Three Quarters, more or less =
He was applied to by said Defendant who desired
tn become the purchaser OF the premises above
described, which were accordingly sold 10 him by
complainant OH the terms following, to-wit: 500
on the lst of May; 1889; sl58 so on lie lst OF
Nav; 1910; $l52 on the lst of May, 1871; Sl4j 80
on ihe lst of May, 1912; sl39 on the LIST of May,
1913; $l32 80 on the lst of May; l844 Sl26 on
the lst of May, 1876 $ll9 SO on the lst of May
1876; sll3 on the lst Of May 1917; aud sl0G SO
on the lst of May. 1913. Said Bill further sets
forth that said Defendant has enjoyed the rents
and profits of said premises from the date of said
contract up to the date of filing said Bill OF com
plaint Said Bill charges that said Defendant ha;
frequently been applied TO by compainautand re-
quesed to make payment but that he has wholly
neglected and refused 10 do so. The Bill there
fore prays that an account may be taken of the
principal aud interest due and To become due
said complainant on account of the Aforesaid pay
menis, and that valuation g. sale of said premise:
he ordered and that the proceeds thereof be ap
piled. so far as need be, to the payment OF the
principal aud interest AS aforesaid.
Said Defendant will therefore take notice anc
make answer according to law 10 said Bill OF com
pluint-the same being an appearance TO the June
| Term, A. d. 1913, oIsaid court
MARTIN & EFFINGER,
Solicitors for Complainant
| April 2S, 184S. 6w5l pis8,75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Administrators A Sale.

I n pursuance of au order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio, 10 me di-
rected as Administrator of the Estate OF the late
Charles Swartz. dec. will proceed to sell at
public ou,cry to the highest bidder, (on the prem
ses in the town of Lockville,) in said county. on
Thursday the e5th day Of May, 1s4s,
the following Real Estate to wit; Lot No. 1913, in
Hoshur's addition to the town of Lockvile--
Terms OF sale one third in hand-one third in one
aud one third in two years. from the day of sale,
with interest. DAVID JENNINGS,
Administrator of C. Swart. dec.
Apriial, lS48. 5w5O'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
OUR ARMY M MExIoo.-We have seen


OUR ARMY IN MExIoo.-We have seen
communications, which speak in stroug
terms, of the growing decentralization Of
our army in Mexico. We have, our
solves, another letter alludipg TO the sub.
ject in which the writer says IL blame
our superior officers for not taking the
necessary steps for checking the vice and
immortality that prevails, and which are
disgrace to our nation and flag" He
alludes to the recent murder in which il
is said even some of the officers Of the
volunteers are concerned, as being "a
horrible affair."" and which, in some meas.
Nre, justifes the SANDERS aud abuse which
foreigners have propagated respecting
our army.-N o. Bulletin.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
J. KING's ESTAT ..
Real Estate for sale.

THE undersigned Special Muster Commissions
er appointed 10y the Supreme Conrt Of Fairfield
County Ohio ,in the case OfJacob Beck admiDistnl
Tor, with the will annexed Of the Estaie Of Chris
tian King, deceased, u.s. William King aud others
pursuant 10 the decree Of said court in said cise
will expose TO s1le by public vrndue at the cOnr
house door in Lancaster, Fairfield County 0hio.m
Saturday the 10Th day Of june, A.D.IsGs
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud 4
O'Clock r. NJ. of said day the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE;
HTd.-The west half of lu-Lol No 9, in the
4th square of said town Of Lancaster appraised
at 81 ,4jO.
'Seeoad.-In. Lot No. one in the eleveatk square
OF said town appraised at $667
Third.-Tbe East part Of In-LOt No, l9 in the
9Th square Of said town appraised at $4,000
Fourth. .-The East half OF In-Lot No, 2, in the
l4lh square of said town appraised at $3.50.
FDM.-ln.LOt No. ElcUeA in the l4lh square
OF said town appraised at $3.50.
StEth,-ln Lot No, 9, in the EleDentk square o
sad town appraised at s400.
Sc0entk That part of Out. Lot No, 6, North o
SAID town, lying Eust OF the centre OF Broad street
extended, appraised at $500 per acre subject Il
survey.
Eighh-Tbat part of the same Out-Lot lying
West Of the centre OF said street, appraised al
$3.50 per acre subject 10 survey.
NiaM.-- In-Lot No, 5, in Carpenters addition
to the Town OF Lancaster aforesaid appraised al
$400.
TeRtk.-Tweniy-on acres of land more on
less, usually called the Cissna tract adjoining the
lands of Isaac Reese and Henry Sutzin about
two miles west Of Lancaster, aforesaid, appraised
at $36 per acre, subject 10 survey.
Said property will be sold in parcels AS above
specified, 10 the highest bidder, for not less than
two'tlirds OF the appraised value thereof, paya
BILE one third thereof in hand, one-third in one
aud one.third in two years with interest from the
day OF sale. Immediate possession will be given
subject to the rights Of tire tenants in possession
the purchaser TO be entitled TO receive the rent
from and after the day of sale The title is be
lieved to be indisputable and will pass to The
purchaser free of incumbrnnce Of the widow
dover. The sale to he subject to adjournmen
from time to time until the whole Of the propert,
shall be disposed OF.
JACOB BECK.
Special Master Commissioner.
May 5th 1848. 5w52pfs6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19


BE UNPREJUDICED.-L no foolish persons
be so prejudced against this now truly celebrated
medicine as 10 desplse TINS adv1cei let II be used
Immediately on pain being felt no matter where
it may be, whether in the head or teet, whether
it be in the back or abdomen, whether arising
from external or internal causes use the Brand
reth's Pills, aud rely upon 1t that the PAIN will &C.
the body will be restored to health us soon as ma
lure has received sufficient ASSISTANCE from tssT
effect. ,
The quantity oi impure hnmOr' discharged rosn
the body by the action Of the brIndrems -, lls,
replaced IN the course oil iew n'urs WIN new
and pure blood, by tue disesuoh ol moaeraee
meal. BY purglng tile ooay WIN .n's n.:n, nsso,n:
tie whole mass o! 3'''' "e'o'"O' '"'N'1 Pu-
tied and regeneI9a;;e'ii H.. ir. or,h. hodv rr..
lhat tne g'oUI ,j,oros'ro Sill .ov H., 80.
Is u9asPutsI' !, rons, ,Iso he he 's.t or dss'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Road NQliCC.

A PPLICATION will be made at the next
N regular session Of the Board of Commissions
ers Of Fairfield county for county Road begin
Mug at the mouth Of the lane in the State Road
on the Scofield Farm.in Hooking township, thence
down said lane and through the farms Of Joseph
Uhl. ID. Ackers, Robinson Peters and John e..
Mock, until the same intersects tue County Road,
above said Mock's Mill.
April 90, l848. "4w5l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
COmIlIisni0ner,s NaIc.

Pendleton, Riley G. Co.
Vs IN EHANCEH1.
Levi Anderson. It aiG
DY virtue Of a fonriL writ Of sale aud refer.
ID rellcc 10 me directed from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas inr the County Of Fairfield and State
OF Ohio, will between the hours Of 10 O'clock
A. NJ aud o'clock +. ". Of
Monday the 10Th day Of June, next,
~ the Door oflhe Court House in Lancaster, Of.
lernnd expose 10 sale by public yendue, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, lo.wii;
/. The West half Of lB.Lot No. 10. IN Square
No. 8, IN the Town Of Luucaster-appraised at
$500
2. Out Lot No. ;. Northwest, adjoining Lancas.
ter conhiuiug2 37.l0O ncres-applaised al 800
Terms Of Saie-CasL IN liand.
j. B EWING,
Master CommtssiOAer,
May ~, 1849 pgt3 5wI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19

CHARITABLE BIsHoP.-The late Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, who, although he
lived in princely almost royal splendor
amassed 100000. exclusive of freehold
estates, has left the whole of the vast
property to his widow, Mrs. HawIey, and
not single shilling to any charitable oil
religious object.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Wool Carding.

TENtE subscriber still continues, at his OLD
"a STAND, al the South end Of Broad Street,
Lancaster. Ohio, aud will be ready, at all times.
10 Card WOOL at FOUR CENTS per pound, for
CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Customers, who leave their Wool when they
come in Town, can AaVe their rolls By tie Time
fhcy gethr0Ugh toih their 6uaAess aud are rea.
dy 10 leave town w. L. WILLIAMS
Lancaster May 5, l842. 6w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-19
Man IQ. 18l
school Examiners.

A 7 a meeting Of The Town Council Of the
IN Town OF Lancaster, on the lst inst. JoHs
NJ. BIoELow, X. =. EFpISGER aud NJ. A. DAuoH.
ERrY, were appointed School Examiners Tor that
part Of said Town, that accepted the law passed
by the Legislature ofOlio February 10, l848 for
the support and better regulation ol Common
Schools in the Town of Lancaster.
JOHN b. REED, Recorder.
May ), 1913. 3wj2