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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

GODS through the country might receive enough |
4 their notes to break the bank at pleasure Ana
what renders the case more censiirabe, is le aci %
he directors and principal stockholders OF tins BANK
re men OF unusual intelligence and character among
heir fellow citizens"
Now this "Samson Agonistes" of banking
nay live long enough to learn that "mon oil unu-
'uai intelligence and character among their fell
ow citizens in Vermont, are not opt to make a
showing of S263,29l of immediate liabilities
and $3.50 of assets to meet them Violent
contrasts of this description are commoner IN the
latitude of Wal-Strcct, than in the cooler at
mosphere Of the Country.
The following table from the Report of the
Hon. Mr. COOLIDGE, our able and accomplished
Bank Commissioner, (from whose Report, by
the way, the Times, also, draws its awful pic
turc of insolvency and ruin), shows the position
of the Bank of Montpelier, as respects its labli-
ties and resources, in August last
LIABILITIES
Bills in circulation, SlSS,1S3 90
Deposites, &c. 1l,5O6 30
Total liabilities. S263,29l 80
RESOURCES.
Notes and bills discounted 272,S33 90
Specie. bills Of other Banks.
y. S. 5 per cent. Stock and o5,l2o 30
Deposites in Cities.
Real estate, 1000 90
Total resources, S37l .962 81
Showing surplus of resources over liabili-
ties, to the amount of MORE THAN one HUNDRED
a. Of
notice of the " Mercantile Times, paper devoted
entirely to the interests of Commerce and Trade. =
An examination of the same Report dcscloses
an equally solvent condition of affairs with tn,
remainder of Banks of this State, against which
this commercial paper has undertaken a cru
SADIE. For example, The Farmers and Me
chanics, exhibits -
Resources, S3)7747 =
Liabilities, 2O2 ,l39 81
Surplus. Sl05,60S /
The Bank Of Burlington
Resources, $3SS.776 0
Liabilities, 2l7,772 0
Surplus, Sill ,O03 0
60 S,c - srccoods in orourr rich he buvin
=. ya.,L;,,. .. IL, h, ,,.;u =,
r
III carriage ana SIN.
We have Just received the following commu
nication from HARRY BRADLEY, Esq. and ava
ourselves. with pleasure. of the discretion rive
ne ., ,ho oloso Of Il "a ru,,;sb !, or,;roI,
NJ, Ct.rvr-D.,r Cir Ipo,;co in tho ,,oroor,;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
III Memory of President Adams.

OFFICIAL ORDERS.
Gryrp, Opprps. J WAR DEPARTMENT,
Nn q Adj. Generals Office,
} Washington Feb -, Is
!. The following Orders of the President OF the Unit
ed States and Secretary of War announce to the Ar
my the death OF the lustrious cx-Prcsidcnt John
Quincy Adams:
BIZ THE President OF THE L. $.
1t has pleased Divine Providence to call hence a
great and patriotic citizen. John Quincy Adams is
no more. At the advanced aye of more dian four
years he suddenly stricken from his scat in
the House OF Representative by the hand of disease
on the DIST, and expired in the Capitol few minutes
after seven o'clock ON the evening OF the 23l of Feb
ruary, 1878
He had for more than half century filled the most
important public stations, and among them that OF
President OF the United States The two Houses of
Cougrcss--ot one of which he a venerable and
most distinguished membcr-will donhtcss prescribe
appropriate ceremonies to be observed AS a mark of
respect Tor the memory OF this eminent citizen.
The nation mourns his loss and Il further testi-
mony OF respect tor his memory direct that all the
Executive offices Washington be placed in mourn
ing and tina, all business be suspended during this day
and tomorrow. JAMES X. POLK.
Washington, February 81, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

MR. CLAY cHEERED AT A Loco Foco MEETING =
We learn from the New Haven Journal and Courier
that nine cheers were given for Mr. Clay at late
Loco Foco Mass Convention in that city and three
more at the close OF the Ineetngl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

The 7reaty-Quick Work.. MIR Frcaner brought
the dispatches through in seventeen days from the
City Of Mexico to Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
Funeral Of Mr.. Adams.

We copy from the correspondence of the \.
Y. Journal of Commerce the following account
of the funeral ceremonies at Washington over
tho hrIv nr Mr. 4 dame
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

~ Our friend IS. NJ. c." will please accept
our thanks for his very acceptable communica-
ton. II shall appear next week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
S263,29l 80
Total liabilities.


Total liabilities. S263,29l 80
RESOURCES.
Notes and bills discounted 272,S33 90
Specie. bills Of other Banks.
L. $. 5 per cent. Stock and 05,l2o SO
Depostcs in Cities.
Real estate, 1000 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03
S317.747 rs
202,l39 65
SUZ,l 81 %
Sl05,60S 13
S3SS.776 o.
2l7.172 90
Surplus.
The Bank Of Burlington
Resources,
Liabilities,
SI7l.OO3 O4

And so on When the Mercantile Times
&c. &c" succeeds in growing rich by buying
up Vermont bills at discount we hope it will ride
in carriage and six.
We have Just received the following commu-
nicaton from HARRY BRADLEY, Esq. and avail
ourselves, with pleasure, Of the discretion given
US at the close Of it, TO publish it entirely.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-03

- cvcry great or good mans death IS n stcl
Firm set towards their end-the end OF being;
Which is the goo! oi all and love OF God"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15

p.,,l.,., ~, -. ---- - ;. ~ .
\, IoiIM ~ ",r ,rEI 1I' r'FP''"1"" - "o"VdctuIeo
~ wv "u" "" '''e Neno" idoe.
,s ha Wv ,"o y. "a IL '."s''' " "",,'eo
a.. w. V :, '''t" ~ "''"'"'"s W "', VI No"'
$50 o w """ 'i"' Wv p""p'"et "o'o'"
p"",'s Wv .o"',,.''S N"',,. '"Ne, ''I"s 'n""V
p W r'',"us 'eI",S e., Putp"''ns !" nave come
ua"'n NJ N "' ""'',,'"'s -" -, - a.
'o',vn' vi - "oS'"n, hiram woodruff ouca'
~, ma =, S,l,',m, II,I,, nrac,am, W. Nr,, %c'
SvpEn v'6 TriNCiHT nn, i,H; hUGEh,S :, N0MTooND
~ ~ NV 'rh"oN' AND an Is ac'
,U".'""t" Wy pamP"le' containing '@''luca'es OF
'uN'Is =" 'le inquest S'an"s' such as rrotssor Il'
~, 3D., ~" "", n""'"S' non Judge WIN
'"'' %c'' %c'' AT oi "''o" are c'tzehs oI I'hc"'
"".' '...
su', ~ tq"''y ~ ,ne rH nl,~a H.atss coVf, mas
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
ImDOvIamI COrrcspOndemce.

The following political jeU d. esprit is
too good to be lost. We extract it from
the Jackson (Miss.) Soulhron:
Summons Of Gen. Cassie Gcn. Taylor.
OFFICEHoLDER's CAMP.
Baltimore Convention May, ,27 ,1S4s, I
Sir: After a tortuous and zgzog
march of several years, am now in this
strong position, with large force and
abundance of patronage-the sinews of
political war. You are we'll surrounded
10y my well drilled phalanx of 10000 Of
tice holders, with all the patronage and
other appliances necessary to my success:
and you cannot in human probability,
avoid a total rout in November. But
as you deserve consideration and partic-
mlar esteem, | wish to save you and the
raw military under your command from
total annihilation, aud therefore give YOU
this timely notice, in order that you may
surrender at discretion, with the assur-
ance that you and your undisciplined ar,
my will be treated with the liberalily and
iorbearance characteristic of genuine
Locofoco, and only asked to pay the pi-
per while we are dancing. You will
have until the 7th of November next to
make up yourmind (unless in the mean
time mine don't undergo change,) to
commence from the time any flag of truce
reaches your saw-mll in the Cypress
Swamp, Jefferson county Mississippi.
To further this end, | assure YOU of
my particular consideration. God and
Liberty! Polk and Santa Anna! Mar
cy and Spois forever
LOUIS PHILTPPE) CASS,
Late fthe Tuilleries.
P.S. | forbid you to break your sword
when you surrender, as that is an apocry-
pal exploit NOT mentioned in history, for
which have secured patent.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
NVEIAY1ANGa

MARRlED-On the 9TH inst, at the residence
of Mr.. Lewis flershburger, in Bern Township,
by the Rev. John Lehman, Mr.. JACOB L. REAAI
and Miss CAROLINE FULTZ.
On the same day and place, by the same, Mr.
REU BEN Il. REAM and Miss MARY ANN
STEINER.
On the 10Th inst, by the same, at Mr.. Cly's
Hotel. Lane sler, Mr. SAMUEL SMOOT and
Miss CATHARINE RUDOLPH, all OF this cuun.
ty.
On Tuesday the 10Th inst, by the Rev Samuel
Carpenter Mr.. GEORGE GRAHAM and Mise
JANE, daughter oil John Morgan, all of this coun
.ty
They will be hnppy. Peace and prosperity
will be with them ever We never knew this tc
fail where the printer was held in kind remem
brance, by the married pair. His prayer is al
ways answered,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
SALE or REAL EsTATE.

fel Virtue of a docre,al order directed To me
~ from the Court of Common pleas Of Picka.
wa County, 0hio, I will proceed, on Tuesday
The l7th day of October. between the hours Oi
10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ. 10 sell at
public auction. on the premises. In-Lot No 3 in
the 4ih Square Oithe town Of Lancaster. Fairfield
County; (appmised at s778: and unncumbered. }
Also on Wednesday the 18Th day Of fOciober next.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock 7. NJ. on the premises the following real
es'nie to-wit; trac; or parcel living in Saltereek
township in said County Of Picknway, contain
ing 89f Acres taken off the east side Of the north
east Quarter of Section No. 8. in Township No
hange No. 90 NV. S J cut off by n line painl-
elwiih the East line Of said Quarter Section which
ne divides the same from the lot belonging to
Caltarine Martz in the same Quarter Section: and
Is terminated at the sonth end by n stake from
winch Hickory tree 10 inches in diameter bears
North ID degrees West27J links. and nj the North
end ny stake from which Walnut tree 10 in
ohes III diameter. bears South 78 degrees East l38
INKS distant, said tract lies miles West of Tarl
ION, (unlncumbered. appraised Mt $lGl5 Also
ln-Lot No. 6, in Square No. Q. in the Town nj
lorlon (appraised AT $3.50. and subject to the life
estate of Margaret Binkley.) Also In-Lot No. G
IN square No. 8, in the town Of Tarlton (apprais
ed At $500. and subject to same incumbrnnce)-
Also the South half Of In Lot No. 7, Square No. 9
IN the Town of Tarlton. Csubiect to same incum
brance and appraised at 500
And also on Thursday. the 10Th day Of October
next on the premises. between the hours of lO
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. the following
real estate, to-wit: 33I feet in width acrnss the
south end Of In-Lot No 3. in Square No g. in the
town Of Tarlon appraised AT sl5 mud ncumber
ed with the life estate Of Margaret Binkley) Also
Ont-Lot No 10, of said town Of Tarlton. contain
ing % acres (suhiect tn the same incumbrance
and appraised at $50 Also the South half of the
Southeast Quarter of Section No 90. Township
No 70, and Range No 90, containing 8l4 Acres o
Land, more or less, and situated in said county
ofFnirfeld, (nincumhered appraised at sl222 >,
Also the resdne ofthe Southwest Quarter of Sec
tion No 81, Township No 70 and Range No 90
after taking from said Quarter Section IA Acres
and l39 poles, lying in said county Of Fairfield,
(unincumbcred; appraised at s2995.
Said Real Estate decreed to be sold in the case
of George II. Binklev rs, Margaret Binkley, eL nj
Terms Of Sale.-One-third cash in hand, the
residue in two equal annual payments with inter
est from date to be secured by mortgage.
D ENSWORTH
Coroner and acting Sheriff
September, Is, l843-5wl9 pf$7,50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
October Election.

Mr.. WEAvER:-Please announce Mr.. TTIOM
AS JACKSON, of Bern Township, as the Peo
pies Candidate for SHERIFF, at the October Flee.
tion. and obige MANY VOTERS.
September 8, I843 I8
Mr.. EblToR: We would respectfully suggest
Mr.. PHILIP S. WISEMAN, of Walnut Town.
ship, as suitable person for Representative in
the next Legislature from Fairfield County. We
know him to be honest and capable.
BY inserting this, you will oblige many voters Of
OLD WAT NIT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
Chr tflorkrts.
LANCASTER, Friday, September Is. ls43
couarcrrD WEEKLY nv KtyKFAn d nnrv

By Telegraph-- For Me ZanesviHe Courier.
NEw YoRK September l2-P VI,
Rour.-SaIes Genessee at SO, O6406,l8i
Grain.-Sales prime white Wheat 1860, and
ot Red AT l30c. In Corn there is less doing, and
the marker has Il downward tendency. with sales
Of white at G707Or, aud Of prime yellow at 1870
SOC
PlrTsBURGH. September 10, p. NJ.
% inches water in the channel Sales F our
at Sj25 aud scarce Sales Whisley at 1870 l9c.
Cincinnati ireights 81 Is,
CLEVELAND. September, o. p. NJ.
Receipts $4,000 bu. Wheat, 7.l48 do Corn.
2,5l5 bbls. Flour Sales Corn at jl052c; Of
Wheat at 0lO34c.; of Salt at $l,25. and of
Boston Mills" Flourut $5,l24.
CiNcINNATT Sept. 0.
Sales of Flour at $l.l24. Grain nominal and
market advancing. Sugar At to 43. A sale ol
common Rio Coffee &c. Cheese 81. Whiskey
l74@l73, Lard in barrels 71c, in kegs 8084c.
Bacon sides At.
BUFFALO, Sept. 7.-P. NJ.
Sales ofFlour at s5.l2405,25 Nothing doing
III Wheat. Corn 200 bushels to arrive, at sec
Oats 26. Salt firm at 1875.
CHILLIcoTHE, September ~.
The price ofWheat is 75077cts; Flour retas at
$l,37l; Corn 25c in the ear, sheled27c; Oats l50
lGc Barley 4004jc Flaxseed 5O0j6c Beans so
O62 cts; Lard. 5 cents; Bacon, II. H., 23Q31 cts.
-GQzeHe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
LasiCaslCr FeIMalc Academy.

TE7HE fall fern Of This School win eomneee
H. On M0SDAY, THE 18TH og SEPrRgBgn, at
tue house inrmerly occupied by Cen ". i Reese.
un Main street. Mrs. Ely would take ili. orcn.
sion 10 return her thanks to the ctzeus Of Lspc,-
ter and vicinity ior the liberal patronage and
encouragement slie has already received. aud she
would solicit Continuance Of the same ~ she
is now prepared to offer additional indncemeni,
10 yonug ladies 10 attend her school She hope.
that her pleasant location, aud ample schoo
rooms, together with hcr undivided attention Il
her pnpils viii secnrc IN increase Of public Gyor
No pains will be taken 10 impart solid aud prac
teal Education Young ladies fom distance
eau be provided with good boarding places in
private iamilies on the most reasonable ferns.
1'nitinn, from So 10 g. according To studies.
Drawing. Painting aud French. extra. A. each.
Sept !, l348. J. W. ELY, PrjHcipaL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
BIacksuMith Wanted,

A 7 the shop of John Hunter six miles North
IN of Lancaster, near tue Baltimore Road and
Weists Tavern. For two years aud hall Psst.
four hands have been employed in this shop the
mostol the time There is good run 0fcustums
We want Blacksmith well recommended TO
iron Wagons, Buggies and Ploughs. During the
coming Winter we intend 10 make the Hunter
PlongGs, of Ike Quigley pattern. We viii either
rent the shop or hire the Blacksmith. Tho ono
now employed intends leaving Oh the lst ofSep-
tember and we want one To set in Immediately,
we will have work Tor one or two hards all tho
time from our wood shop.
RT. HUNTER.
Greenfield Township, Augustls, ls+s Is.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
August l8. |
Fairfield Common Pleas

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Administrator Of VIM. Smith }
w }IN CHANCERY
Widow and Heirs
DY virtue OF an order OF the Court of Common
I'D Pleas 10 me directed in this case, will ex
pose at public sale on the premises, on
Saturday the 10th day Of September, ] s4s,
between the hours of nine o'clock A. NJ. and Iour
O'Clock p NJ. the following Lands situate in Rush
creek township, III said county, to-wir A Flour
ing Mill, water-right, and 25 Acres of Land
subject to survey On said Land there is Dwell
ing Houses; one Store House: Coope.Shop, and
a Blacksmith Shop, usually called "Hartslcr's
MiH" about eight miles east from Lancaster.-
Also, the west half of Section twenty, (20) oi
Township sixteen, (l6)i in Range seventeen. (l7)
continuing Two Hundred and Thrtyfve Acres oil
Land more or less, subject to survey.
The said premises is well improved, having on
It large two Story Frame House, and a large
Barn.
Al the said Lands to be sold free and clear oI
the Dover Of Nancy Smith, Widow.
Terms One-third in hand, and the balance in
one aud two years with interest from day of sale
ALEXANDER STIRRA1, Admtor
Ofhe Estate of William Smith, deceased
August IL. l848 pIs3,5O 5wl4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
Instruction in Music.

MFRS. REDMAN and MRS LILLY would
lVl instruct few Pupils on the PIANo and
GUITAR, either at their own or at the residence o
the Pupil. Their rooms are at Mrs. GARAoHrY's
Main Street. where they respectfully invite ap
Pllicatons 10 be made by those desiring their ser
vices
September Is, l848 6wl8E
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15

Blank Mortgages,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
FseliujOIVS Notice,

The Clergy of the Episcopal Church belonging
to the Scoto Convocatiou, will by Divine per-
mission, meet in St. Johns Church, Lancaster, on
"Wednesday nert Tie 2OM inst. Divine services
and preaching may be expected in the Episcopal
Church, as Iollows-On Tuesday night the 10Th,
to commence at7 O'Clock; On Wednesday morn
ing the Goth, mt half past 10 o'clock-night at 7
o'clock; and at the same hours on Thursday NOR
ming and night. The seats are free
September Is, 1913
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
Gen. Taylor and Gen. Harrison.

OH' "yIUF HIIU UVH' EIaTEIsOHs
ln speech delivered in Orleans county,
N. Y on the 26th ult., by Washington
Hunt, NJ. G., he said;
Gen Taylor Wis tied Lockport, N. Y, in
lS4o' and spent som time there, and he
iNlr. H. had frequent interviews with bin.
During his visit log cabin raising took
place in that village, in which he manifes-
ted considerable interest, expressed him.
self very desirous of the election of Gen.
Harrison, as change of men and measures
was greatly demanded, and he believed
him to be the man who would bring ba elk
the Government to the pure policy of the
Fathe Of The Repnblic.n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
E Z T { T T 4 T {
COunteTfcits Escaccted!
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINClPLED
UVTLL AIM Y!I!A

such is the uarlulnesS, VIDE. spread reputation,
and IMMENSE DEMAND for DIR. ROGERS LlV
ERWORT AND TAR, that reckless and cunning
mpo'ters, regardless alike OF HUMAN SUFFERING,
AND coNsEauLNcEs UTTERLY LOST To EVERY FEE.
LING OF HUMANITY AND VIRTUE, are constantly At,
tempting 10 counterfeit il. And we have been so
frequently called upon 10 check these BASE AND
HIGH HANDEE MFosTloNs I! that we leeI in duty
n"und tawam and pIotcct the public against them
by every means in our power.
Inc attempt some time simcc by PROFESSOR
W. KOHE ERS, OF Cincinnati, has been stoped, not
wlhslanding his wealth and influence.
we now warn YOU against anOlhPr Counter
JeHer, lhe malicious cunning and reckless lmm0.
antV OF whlrh must excite Inc pIty aud contempt
Of every honest man.
JOHN T. TOLAND, in the employ Of GEO.
W. ALLEN, Druggist OF Cinciunati,) has COUN-
TERFEITED OUR LABEL. "fORGED the
fac simiie of ANDREW ROGERS SIGMA.
TURES," printed pamphlet mhohy false, and
certificates entirely, ,fctious aud issued medicine
ike unto the genuine IN external appearance only.
We warn the pubic against his infamous out
rage, this IOi,AN d having no responsibility Al
stake, under The assumed title ol DOCTOR 1OL-
AND. rs the nominal father Of the whole concern.
WraIlh reputation, aud high station, have not
wihhr!d the avaIicous aud uuprncipled, not only
~ defiance Gfall law aud honesty, to steal aud
lraudu'chiIy appropriate our wel.carned reputation
hrirgartlcss Of human life and suffering, by sub
slltuling their wlelchrd counterfeit drpri,ng the
consunptve Of medicine which IN all human
probability might save lneh lives.
What contempt too bitter?
What terms TOO harsht
d. punishment TOO sevrrr!
is il not fraud ? is il not MURDER?
n hsh 'ense OF duty comprls us to these public
'XposI'Ions of knaycry aud imyoslure, our own
tights ale legally projected, and it is for the unwary
Ani afflicted we feel and write.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
Estate Of Il. Nj. AinSwOrth.
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
September Term lS48.-PetitiOn for Partition
John Try.

September Term l948.-Petition for Partition
John Try.
Cathnrine Ury, widow-Caihnrine Drum, and
George II. Drum of Fairfield county Ohio.-
Nancy Philips and Israel Philips of Defiance
county Ohio-Isaac Try Of the State of Wis
consill-the heirs of Samuel Try deceased TO
vii: Catharine Ury, Gnul Ury. John Ury and
George Try of Kanawha county Virginia.
Notice is hereby given to the above uamed de-
PENDANTS, that the petitioner has filed in the said
Court Ills petition praying for partition between
the petioner and the defendants of the north part
OF the north west quarter Of section No. twenty
tour(24) township No. fourteen (l4) range M.
Nineteen (l9) oflands in Fairfield county Ohio.
being the same that Christian Ury, late of said
county, died seized Of aud for the assignment Of
dover 10 said Catharine Ury (widow) Of said
Christian Ury, in said lands.
Said petition will stand for hearing at the next
terms of said Court To he holden in said county
on the twenty-tIth ofSePtember a. d. I848.
u. II. HUNTER & SON.
AHys for Petitioner.
Lancaster, July 81, l843. pls3 so evil.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15

AN AFFRAy.-An af'oy took place be.
tween two of our citizens, l.. Webster and
&. Rhnehart, on Monday evening about
9 o'clock. Daring the sculfle Webster in
tlIcted several stabs in the left arm and body
of Rhiuehart, none o. which We believe
are considered mortal by the attending
physician. Webster is confined in Jail to
await his trial. Somerset Posi-.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
white lead.
In Fairfield Common Plea

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Administrator de bOniS non,
OF William w. Irwin, Inv C11,vcrpy
Us.
Widow and Heirs.
SEY virtue of an order issuing from the Cour
kD of Common Pleas, in this case. will ohel
for sale before the Court House Door in Lancaster
On Saturday the 10th of September, Is4s,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O..
clock p. NJ. of said day; the following described
Real Estate in said county
The West half Of the Northwest Quarter of Sec.
ton No. 10, Township No IA, Range No. l8, con.
tanins so Acres Appraised at S. per Acre.
Also, part of Section No. l3 and fractional
Section No -, Township No. II. Range No. 10
containng7G 67-lO0 Acres. Appraised at Forty.
five Dollars per Acre,
TermS-One-third in hand and the bnlance in
one aud two years with interest
WILLIAM SLADE, JR.
administrator de Jonis non of H'm. W Lria
August 4, l343 pisa wl3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-15
commissioners Sale.
September 6, 1918


FAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS.
Pendleton Riley & Co.
as. }IN CHANCERY.
Levi Anderson, etals.
fE( Y virtue Of fifth order Of sale and reference
- to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Fairfield and State o
Ohio, will, between the hours of 10 o'clock A
NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of
Monday the a5,h day of September next,
at the door of the Court House in Lancaster. of
fer and expose to sale by public vendue, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, TO wit;
l. The West halIof In-Lot No. 10 IN Square
No, 8, in Lancaster-appmised at $500.
.. Out-Lot No 5, Northwest, adjoining Ian.
caster, containing . 37.lOO acreS-appraised al
500
Terms 81 Sale-Cashin hand.
P. B. EWING.
Master Commissioner
August 18, l848 pf$3 5wl5