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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-06-16
AdminislralOr's Sale.
IN FAlaFiEtB
COMMON Pleas

Administrators OF Thomas
Macarthur, deceased, IN FAlaFlEEB
Us.
The Widow and Heirs of COMMON PLEAS
said deceased.
TNHE undersigned, pursuant to an order of sslS
directed to them in the above case, will on
Monday the 18th day OF June, Is4s,
before the Court House door in said county, offer
at public sale the following parcel ol land to-'yih
The North hall OF Section No. A, in Township No.
l6, Range No. 90. being Lots Nos u ahd 10 Of
the Estate OF William Morrison set apart III INC
proceedings of partition to David tielman and
Elizn +. his wife. containing ICE Acres, deduct.
inc however co Acres off the south side Of said
tract. To be sold at not less than two-iAirds Of
tbe approised value and appraised az 5000, and,
,,o, Ike following terms: Onethiri ia band, one
tbird ia one, and The residue in two years with
III n'0' - ''O'-' = WILLIAM McARTHtR.
JOHN T. McARTHUR,
IIm;nistrators Of Thomss AeArktur, Sscsdst1i
May 10. lS4s. pNJ SWe
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"Rough and Rendy club. ;,

The Club had large and enthusiastic
meeting, on last Saturday evening, to
ratify the nominations of the Wing Con
vention. The Courthouse was crowded
with men, ready to respond heartily to
the nominations, and everything passed
off with the spirit of 40.
After the President in few appro,
proprate remarks, had stated to the NEE
ling the result of the deliberations of the
Convention, Committee was appointed
to invite the Hon. Thomas EWING 10 ad-
dress the meeting. In few minutes he
appeared and was received with the ut
most enthusiasm. He addressed the
meeting in an able and effective manner,
and was followed by VIM. P. CREED, Esq
in an eloquent speech.
The following resolutions, on motion
Off. H. CAFFEE Esq, were unanimously
adopted,
Rerolped, That we hail the nomination
of General ZACHARY TAYLOR, of Louisi.
ana, and of MILLARD FILLMORE, of New
York, by the recent Wing National Con,
vention. with loud acclaim and glorious
enthusiasm.
ResOlUed. That we recognize in these
distinguished individuals, men wort by OF
the cause, men for whom we can do bat
tie with heartfelt pride and satisfaction.
Resoiped, That under banner inscrb-
ed with such glorions names and in such
n canse VIcfOru is cprf1j0I
ResOlped, That the Wing CentralC Com
mittee of this county be requested to call
Ratification meeting at an early day.
and invite all, who are friendly to the
election of the Old Hero of Buena Vista,
of Monterey and of the Rio Grande, to
assemble in the Public Square of the
Town of Lancaster, there to give hearty
response to his nomination.
Resolred, That the Central Commit
tee be requested to prepare plan ofor-
ganizalion for the county and that they
report the same to the ratification NEE
ting.
Resol0ed, That this meeting recon-
mend the organization of "RorGH AND
READY CLUBS" in each and every Town
ship and School District ofthe County.
ResOloed, That we cheerfully recon-
mend the LANCASTER GAZETTE" to the
cordial support of the friends of the Old
Hero throughout the county and that
Rough and Ready Clubs. as we'll as in
dividuals, should subscribe for and circu.
late the same.
Onmoiion H. ORMAN,it was resolved
that the Wing Central Committee of the
State ofOhio he requested to call a Mass
Convention of the Young Men of Ohio to
assemble. in the city of Columbus, in the
month of Agust, to ratify, by strong and
hearty demonstration. the doings of the
Whig National Convention.
On motion of M. LEvERINe, it was re-
solved that the President appoint Com
miitee of correspondence to invite gen.
tlemen to address the mass meeting,
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee: Messrs NJ. lowering, R. H.
Caffee. John Reber, George Weaver aud
Joseph Kinkead
The meeting was enlivened by some
excellent songs and excellent singing by
the 'Glee Club"
On motion the Club adjourned.
G. w. BGRSTLER, Pres
D, SRFoRD, Secy.
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COM MERCIAL.

The crops present an encouraging as
pect; and this materially affects leading
articles of grain and produce.
Best English Wheat 5oSa56s per quar-
ter. American 4Ssa50s. Corn being in
increased demand. has realized above
35s per quarter in London, while at Liv-
erpool it is 33sa34s for White; and 35sa
BIS for Yellow. at which large sales have
been made for shipment to Ireland.
FLouR-best canal 2Ss per bbl. Phil.
adelphia and Baltimore, 27sa27s Cd
Corn Meal has become very popular in
Ireland; and the shipments are very great.
Transactions in cured provisions moder-
ate. Beef steady, and price unchanged.
Prime Mess in good request. Sales of
300 tons of lard during the week. Hol-
ders are Withdrawing for advance; mar.
ket very firm.
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THE CATTLE MARKETS.

s1V To sOOth the sutierings Of humanity 10 am-
ellorate the pangs OF disease, is The grand object
OF medical science. This is efficiently delnrnstra-
ted IN the healing virtues Of Dr.. BEN AMIN BRAN
DRETH's Pulls. The cures effected by this med
icin would ill volumes. Views on Indigestion as
source Of various Underlined aud Irregular Ner
yous Sensations.
Ills, small at first grow large from delay,
"And slowly eat their sad aud cankering way;
Thus by successive throes, the frame is torn,
IT'LL health aud peace Of mind alike are gone"
The nerves OF the human body-those necessary
and mysterious agents which Immediately con-
meet muu with external nature-are singulnrly
prone tn have their functions disordered by an
oppressed condition of the stomach; the minute
Termination of that portion OF the nerves expanded
upon the organs OF digestion conveying the morbid
impression 10 the Brain. And although the Head
can, undoubtedly, like other organs, be the seat
Of primary disorder, yet i'll the great majority Of
cases. the uneasy sensations there experienced are
symptomatic oIdisordered Stomach; aud, further,
there is abundant evidence To prove that crndiles
i'll the Stomach aud Bowels can. in every grade of
human existence give rise to spasmodic action in
every organ of the body; and whether we survey
it in the agOnisng form of Tic Doloreaux-the
alarming commissions of the Epileptic seizure
heart occasioning nervous palpitation--they can
all frequently be traced To the source above men.
toned, aud be cured by mild evacuant and tonic
remedies. To relieve state ofso much suffering
and distress. Tin which body and mind also partic.
ipute) BWA>DRETH Pals are confdentialy re-
commended; as. by combining aromatic tonic and
cleansing properties, they remove all oppressive
accumuulions strengthen the Stomach induce a
healthy appetite and impart tranquility to the
nervous system: and in fact, by their general
purifying power upon the blood, exert a most
beneficial Influence in all cases OF disease,
The BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box at DR.. B. Bradretls Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York.
(tP Beware of Counler(els!!! The following
a,e the only authorized Agents for the sale of Iht
genuine Brandrelh Pills in rair6eld county
REI>MUND Son Il BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Clean.
eut. Royaiton, Pelel Weiser, Green Castle. Israel
Gregg, Lythopoiis, J. B, Evans, Winchester Petrl
Shaver. Oakland, j. II. Sundermao .4mGndd, d.,
Brrry Sugar Grove, Ashnausl ~ Brely, Bremen,
Cha's &. Wilson & Co.,. RSirille. Jesse Leohnel.
u est RushriRc, +. Bmck, Carroll N. J. Bowen.
Pitkeungtom Cox & Read, Baltimore, PhIlir
Ham. PicasantrjHe, I. B. & C. Padden, SALEM
Jorob Kemrr, MiHcrsporL.
Lancaster, June 9, le48. Inns.
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Another Bid Tor the Prize.

The Dayton Journal comes forward
with bid as the biggest har in the Wing
ranks will claim the $50 reward. We
tell the editor that it requires brains to
compete with such sturdy old coons as
those ofLouisviIle, Cincinnati, &c. Even
the GAINESVILLE Courier has given up the
race as beat, badly beat. Such fight
is no place for Donkies.-O Ohio Statesman
Are we to understand the editor of the
Ohio Statesman as intimating that he in
tends TO quit lying.
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O0Gl@Gl4AGo

MARRlED-Ou the 9TH instant, by the Rev. N.
T. Foy, Mr.. JOSIAH KlGER. Of Amanda town.
ship. Fairfield County, and Miss ELEANOR W..
eldest daughter Of John A. Kelley, Esq, Of Mont
gomery township, Wood County, Ohio
With the above notice. came bOuntiiul supply
of cake. The young couple have our thanks and
warmest wishes. May happiness aud prosperity
bless their union-may peace and plenty smile
upon them and theirs! -
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Peudleton, Riley & Co.
cs. IN CHAkgERY.
Levi Anderson, ct ais.
DY virtue of a .foarh writ of sale aud refep-
Id renee to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas for the County of Fairfield aud state
of Ohio, will. between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and O'clock T. NJ. of
Monday tho I0th day OF JunS, next,
at the Door of the Court House in Lancuster o.
fer and expose to sale by public vendue, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate to-wit:
l. The West half of In.Lot No. TO- in Square
No. 9, in the Town of Lancaster-appraised at
$500.
.. Out-Lot No. 3, Northwest; adjoining Lanenss
ter continuing . 37-l00 acres-appraised at $l0e
Terms Of Saie-Chsh in hand.
p. b EWING,
Master COmlaigsionsr!
May l2, 1913. PISS 5w1
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Fairfield Co. SAVINGS Institnte
LAScAsTER, ONO, April 10, 1913.

LANCASTER, ONO, April 10, 1913.
|yNHIS Institution las commenced operations al
their Banking House in Grcene's Corner,
under recent Act Of Incorporation by tue Gener.
al Assembly.
They are prepared to do general Banking
Business, In discount Notes and Bills at the usual
legal rate ofinterest, g. buy aud sell Exchange DC
They are also prepared 10 receive DEPosITgs.
and allow INTEREST therefor grading the interest
according To the time the money may be deposited
Wednesdays and Saturdays are discovHf days.
JACOB GREENE, l.. LOBENTHALL.
SAMUEL BEERY, GIDEON MARTIN.
HENRY MIERS WILLIAM PHELAN.
B. McCABE. Directors.
stiff c. F. GARAGHTY. Castier
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
S0HHDS; \ o.SUGAR,
OU $50 Bbls. Plantation Molassss;
% bbls Super. S. H. do
4 " Golden Syrup-a new article,
us bags Prime Eastern Rio Coffee
5 " Old Gov. Java do
80 bbls LOAF SUGAR;
5 boxes Double Refined do
90 packages Imp. and Y II. TEAS,
fresh, ass'di
90 boxes Va Tobacco. assd;
l cask fresh lst quality Madder;
= Alum;
Is bags Pepper and Pmsnio;
100 mats Cassia;
l bbl. Cloves;
3 " Copperas:
8 " Clipped Logwond
% " Nos |, . and 3 Mackerel;
Is White Fish;
90 boxes Cubec Herring smoked
. cases SardineS;
10 tierces Fresh Rice;
so boxes Fresh Raisins;
Fruils Almonds;
2 bbls. Ground Ginger, (pure,)
! cask EPSON Salts
so Reams Wrapping Paper
90 " Letter and Writing do
SO kegs Pure White Lead;
bbls Lnseed Oil
90 " Super. Tanners Oil;
IS kegs No. Kentucky Twist Tobacco;
With various other articles in our line,
For sale low by
KINKEAD & DoTY.
Lancaster, April 90, l848. tf5l
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N o r &c E.

To the Creditors of George Myers.
I'm pursuance of All order of the Court of Com
III mon Pleas at the last Term. a dividend has
been declared and will be paid on the first day Of
June Rert, out of the assets in my hands, to tue
Creditors of George Myers, whose claims have
been presented to and allowed by me.
The Creditors who received a dividend of ten
per centum in goods from the assignees, will not
be entitled to any part Of this dividend
NJ. A. DAUGHERTY, Receiver.
May 26, 1913. 6w3-
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gWe are under many obligations TO
Mr.. LYMAN, ,ofthe Zan esville Courier, and
to Mcssrs. ELY & ALLEN of the Scioto
Gazette, for sending us early intelligence
of the proceedings of the Convention.
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LANCASTER. Friday, Juae l6. l848.
CORRECTED WEEKLY sr nsKeAo Dorr.

By Tetegrdph-Forhe ZaneS1iAe Courier.
New York, June -. l843.
Flour--The demand is lulling OIL, and prices are
on the decline. Sales Of Corn meal ut s., ,62B0
2,G33 aud Of Rye Flour at s3,624.
GraD-Sales Of Red Wheat not prime at 125c
and Tor White l45c, is offered aud I50c is asked
Sales Of White corn. not prime at SO cts, aud OF
yellow do at jl052 cents.
Provisions--The sales of Pork are To fair ex.
tent aud the market is little better The sales are
Of Mess at $l0374. and Of Prime at So, 10 the ex.
tent of 1900 bbls. Sales of Prime Beef at S. aud
of Mess do at $40. Lard is held above the views
Of buyers Sales Of common Hams at cents and
Of Shoulders at 34G34 cents.
CISCIESATI. June l3-7 o'clock P. NJ.
Flour-The market is irmer than before. and
the business is at light advance. Sales of 1400
bbls at $3.750s3.871
Sales Of Whskey at l4Ic; New Orleans Sugar
at 405 cents for common To choice, and of Mo-
lasses at 250254 cents.
Provisons-The sales Of Pork are 200 barrels
Mess at $780, tie market is a little better. Lard
IS held at 7 cents for keg, with sales of country
rendered at 6G6t cents.
CLEVELAND, June 90.
Sales--5O6 bbls. "Doddridge e. Co." S.. .I2I;
"OO ~ IA ''hSS anu NldrUOlh p1'UD1' ~ IVA
varre'. S.; 1900 bushels of Corn 305 cents; Keg
Batter lOic Whitefsb in lots SO. half bbls 42j
CHlLMcoTHE, June IA
The price ofWheat is 80084cis: Flour relails at
$3.50. Corn 22cents in the ear, "a cs; sheed: Oats
2Oc; Barley 400ljc: Flaxseed 70075c.; Beans
5O0G2 cents; Lard, cents Bacon, Hogs round,
2a03i cents. Gazette.
THE CATTLE MARKETS.
By Telcgraph-For the Scioto Gazette.
BRlGHToN (BosroN) June ID, l848.
This morning. there were $50 Beef Cattle. II
yokeS of Working Oxen. Beeves sold at prices
ranging as folowS-pxtla at s74; first quality at
s606I; and second al sG06i; p 100 lbs. Sales
Of Working Oxen at $8l to 500
New YORK, June l2, l848.
There were 1850 head of Beef Cattle in market
to-day. Two hundred left over The bapnce
sold at from $6,75 TO SO y 100 lbs.
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The Creditors OF the GAINESVILLE and
MaysViIIc Turnpike q RnHti COsm'y.

4 RI hereby notified tia; Bill in Chancery
IA has beeu filed in lie Court of Common Plead
Of MuskingIm county, by the Zaneszilie and MAYS
vile Turnpike R"ad Company against C. & !.
Breckbh and others, the object of which is TO re-
qnire the Creditors OF said Rond Company. not
having DEGREES or bills pending in tho county Of
Mnskngum against said company, to exhibit their
claims and submit to an equal distribution Of the
tolls TO be collected upon said Road, and praying
the appointment OF master 10 whom such claims
may be exhibited. aud for further relisf: Upon
WHICH bill an order was made by said court at
their April Term, 1913, appointing 4. BAssErr 4
special master commissioner with directions 10
give notice, &c The said creditors are therefore
further notified 10 file their claims against said
company with me on or before the first day Of
January aeat, in order HAT they may be reported
TOR an equal and raeable distribution OF tho tolls
agreeably to the prayer of the BIT above neu.
toned. A BASSETT. SDcclal Maslcr..
Lancaster May &c, l345 3w3
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An Ordinance

Levying a Tax ON all that part OF the Town
OF Lancaster,.Iyi North OF Main Street,
in said Town.
apE IL ordained By The Tom Council Of the
ID 1'own Of Lancaster, Ohio, That a special
Tax OF Six thousand Dollars ($6OOO) be levied
on all the property subject 10 taxation lying and
being North Of Maiu Street in said Town. for
School purposes for the benefit of the same part
OF said Town on which this Tax is hereby levied;
pursuant to the provisions Of special law enti-
tied IAN Act for the support and better resula-
ton of common Schools in the Town OF Lancas-
Ter, Ohio passed February 10Th A. d. 1913.
GEORGE SANDERSoN, President r. c.
June Is, l848. 3w6
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The Latest streak,
ST. LOUIS, June l.

Or' LOUlS, June Ia.
Blythe arrival of steamer at New Or.
leans, on the 9Th instant, bearer of des-
Patchestogovernmentreached our shores.
Vera Cruz dates to the lst inst. are re-
ceived. Gen Smith had assumed CON-
mand at Vera Cruz. The troops were
volunteering for Yucatan. There is are
port that Mexico has sent to Switzerland
for $4,000 troops.
The steamers Sultan and Gray Eagle
came in collision near Island 35. The
connexion-pipe of the Eagle broke, and
the boiler displaced. Two persons were
killed, and FIVE scalded.
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Lnle,1 from Mexic0.

The United States Steamer, Virginia,
arrived at New Orleans, on the 9th inst,
from Vera Cruz, bringing later intelli-
gence than any we have yet received and
also bearer ofdespatches for Washing.
ton.
A Mexican guard was being formed at
the Capitol to take possession on the
withdrawal ofthe American army.
The wife of Parades asks $40, 900 from
the American authorities for damages
done to the property of her husband
whilst occunied by our forces.
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Fresh Arrival.

NATES & C0SPER are on hand again with a
VI rich aud extensive assortment Of Watches
Jewelry. Silver ware, SPectacles, Fine Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, &c, which they are selling at such
prices as astonish every one. Just drop in as you
are passing and take look
TaIlmadge House, May 90, l84S.
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.NoLoGNE-.2 Gases genuine Cologne,
~ containing 80 Boxes ihaIdoz. bottles each,
imported by German house upon speculation,
which had the article on hand for several years
but could find no snle. We have examined the
article and have satisfied ourselves that it is tru.
ly genuine article, and have purchased the
WHOLE LOT at a GREAT BARGAIN, and
now offer the same to the public as the cheapest
aud best Cologne ever sold.
BURY s. BECK.
Lancaster May S. 1s4s. SO
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lrackersl CRACKERS,

NNHE undersigned has commenced the manu-.
Il lacturimg 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 a superior
quality, as he has devoted considerable part ol
his time to this business.
Persons, III neighboring towns and all others,
will be supplied at the shortest notice aud upon
the most reasonable terms by sending in their
orders
SHOP In GIEsT's BUfLDISG, one door west
oftbe Hooking Valley Bank
WALTER CRANMER.
Lancaster, April 81, l949 4m50
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GAINESVILLE & MaysviIIe Road.

TTNHE Creditors Of the gainesville and Mays
J. vile Turnpike Road Company, are respect
fully requested to meet at Shetfers Hotel in Lam
caster, at - o'clock NJ noon on Tuesday the
l5h day Of AngHst, 1913, for the purpose ofdevis
ing measures for obtaining from that delinquent
company their just dues too long withheld
Every creditor is earnestly solicited to be pre-
sent, either personally, or by agent or attorney,
as it is believed that by united effort and concert
ofaciiou something advantageous may be effected
JAMES JOHNSON, H. DITTOE,
PATRICK MCDONNELL, JOHN SHERIDAN,
J. & J. SWEYER. ADAM FINK
LLIAMS&ACKLEY, J. c. WEAVER,
WILLIAM WlSEMAN. JOHN TALBOT
May &C. 1913. 3
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Gold and Silver Watches

OF the latest styles aud improvements, in all
" their varieties, from S. to sl2O, for sale by
GATES e. COSPER.
Tallmadge House, Lancaster. May 90, 1848.
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AAMPSI AAMPSI!
Ruth Abrams Estate.

u ME undersigned, at tile March Term. A. d.
j lSfs. Of Fairfield Common Pleas received
letters testomeBtary on the Estate Of RUrH A.
BRAINS, deceased, aud wos qualified as Executor
thereof The creditors of her Estate are notified
10 present their demands against her Esthe, duly
authenticated within the time required by law.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Executor.
June 0, l9i2 4w5-
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IRELAND.

The excitement on account of govern
ment trials has subsided. In Dublin the
clubs and artisans continually parade The
streets, and collision is feared asinevta-
hle
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FARMERS COMPANY.
Washington County MHiuaI Insurance
Company, New York.
Over Ten Millions insured.

ONNA ASh UIlIBlOIlS IHSuICus
MIS- Company has been doing business for
i two years and five months. and their sue.
cess is without parallel the history OF mutual
insurance business, having issued 1886 policies
during the last quarter, which is at the rate of
over teu thousand per year. With this extensive
patronage, the hOurishing and prosperous condi-
ton ttie company and their large accumulated
cash fund, the directors feel confident that their
pl an of taking none but small risks of the safest
kind, is decidedly tue most popular and only plan
upon which Farmers Company can succeed.
The increasing business aud increasing cash
fund warrant the belief that no tax upon the pre-
miun notes will be necessary for long term OF
years. and the directors assure the public that all
losses will be settled " lh promptness and llber-
aily.
The low rates for premium notes hold out in
ducemeuts to oil TO avail themselves of the benefits
aud protection oilhe company.
VIRGIL T.. SHAW, Agent.
Lancaster, May 26. 1913. 6m3
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance, an attachment was this day
n issued by George Sondersnn, Justice OF
the Peace OF Hooking Township, Fairfield county,
against the property and effects of William Fair.
child, u nonresident OF said county.
G. X, MILLER.
Lancaster, May go, l843. 4w3
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An Ordinance

Lcvying Tax for Town purposes for the
year Is4s.
&ECTlON Be hOrdained6 By The Torn Coun
~ cH Of he Torn Of Lancaster, That Tax Of
Three Mills on the dollar valuation be and the
same is hereby levied on all property subject to
taxation for State aud county purposes, within the
incorporated limits 0fsad town of Lanca ster, for
town purposes for the year l848.
GEORGE SANDERSON, President T. C
June l6 l8d8 3w6
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TO The Creditors Of John Born.

NOTICE is hereby given, that he has made
l Y application to the undersigned, in compl-
ance with the provisions of the Insolvent law: and
that will, by the first day of the next Term OF
the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield County
make return Of the proceedings lad before me,
in compliance with the requirements OF the Stat
ute i'll such cases made and provided.
VIRGIL c. SHAW, Com, Of hsolren's
Lancaster. Jnne 9 1913 a
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Commissioners sale.

Lancaster, May ), l84S.