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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-07
GAARAAGSS
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

y. - CLthEiLIGI hEE USIIURY,
AOS OIL aRd o3 Common street ber"cR 81. ChGrleS street
ami HcAiett'$ ErchGngc
I MARSH. DENHAN 81 co, (sacces- s9-s}P y
y. 10 RALPH MARSH & Co keep 60 III
constantly on hand general ortmen OF fz|>gf24=-
CARRIAGES from the best manuiaco ~ ~ 81
in the United States and receiving weekly by the
New lo?'. racke fresh supplies from their nl;nufaciory in
Ne" Jersey 1hclt stock is At al time: large and ample
proved styles AMI patterns, for city and country For
prices and PuH'S, purchasers particularly invited TO call
and examine aud judge themselves.
ml!5 BIN /. MA RsSIl. DENNAN 81 co.
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FE7llE TWO GREAT MATCH RACES between Col.
VIM, T. Johnson, OF virginia, and Mr. Isaac Van lcer,
on TtfESnAY and WEnNESDAE, 2lst and I'd March
On Tt ESNAH, .Ist March,
IIiE GRf.4T .fL37IU R.7tE,
For $4,000 side $1,000 forfeit -
EE NJ LIE II EATS.
Col. Wm r. johnson, Of Virginia names b. h. Orntor.
Isaac Van i.ee Of New Orleans, names CHI +. Q"0drtc.
On WEDN iSDAI. I'd March.
IJIit GRE.4T .HiTCH R.4CE
For $4,000 side. $1,000 forfeit
FNU MILE HEATS.
Cot VIM R. Johnson names b. C. licccaac
Isaac IAN I.eor names b. i, Topaz.
~ ENtn purses will be offered for horses of all ages
each OF the above days
OLIVER Il VALENTINE, Popretors,
New Orleans, 9Th February, 1873. mlI5 i'd
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STORAGE, sToRAGE.l sroRAGE,,,

WE re undersigned, having been long engaged rZZTN
friends and ffe "uhr tEa we have for The comm INV, Ns-
season, SIX WAREHOUSES;, not surpassed BY any in
this city All Of them fire proof located The Second Mu-
ncraty within q very short distance OF the steamship and
lathoats landing they are situated as follows:
Tchonrouas street, corner OF Notre Dame and
WES'TERN-Co of JnIia and Foucicr streets.
PEllCAS-On Commerce, ST., corner OF Glod and NotTe
CRESCENT-On New Levee street, between Gaiennit
PHQNIN-On TcIouptoulas street. between st. Joseph
BRANCII-On Notre Dame street between Tchopptouas
We are now prepared 10 receive all descriptions of Mer-
candise and Western polure at low rates orr establish
arranged that each description OF goods is kept
IN store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
aboreTs constantly in our employ we are enabled offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery Of goods uncluaed by
any ''''''' ''O''''' EMERs &c TouRNE co.
mh5 BIN is Iehonpitona> street
LIGHT! LIGHT.
stOMEFEING and Just the thing for every family
and poor can buy il Ii j, neat CANDI.ESfECf< mak-
any Grease that will burn BY simply turning the bottom OF
tie Candiesick. beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE is
from inch to two feet in height.
l. Il Is neat and silhpe is common candestck conse-
By means Of this can convert all your refuse grease
mo candies and thus obtain light from 10 cents per
= The wick dry and smooth thus vibration Or flick
cflhS OF the lame, but burns Ike sperm candle
L. he wick may be changed without at all disturbing the
large
s. on coil in the bottom of the candlenaker or candle
Sick WlGA S'tihren TO tas live six weeks where il
mains ont OF sight and cut of the way
t. Aou Keep candle nj 1, same heiqLt nh the
time to1 ten ycarS-np .tnml'S piece. lsl
T. Requires feicn >lng w;l gre,<e or aIlo once n ,yea
s. No sHihu% OF grease # ,as or turns over but AS neatly
aud ccaniy as any lady could oc>ite.
g. Il cannot get ont oil order.
10 In proof OF their sureHouiv, utility and ncane<S the
immense number sold Is sufficient The price II form and
Tic SANG ali over the United STATES; and lie article rrne
only be convince the most nr"naus The fore
going iactS No family will be without Them who can
scrape together the small price asked
With small capital an actye business nan can make a
in selling this territory yet un>od Persons who desire
embark in neat pleasant aud h'sg ucTatIye business
invited TO call office, No. IS PERDipo Street North
side between St Charles and CaTondeiet streets, New Or
leans.
The monopoy Of The city of New orleans and States Of
Louisiana Georgia North Carolina, and ArkanSss of the
sale OF this article offered and proposals viii be rece ed
for the manufacturing in the city OF New, Orleans for the
supply OF Louisiana and Texas.
milo If II. T MYERS 81 co.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AMI
PILAIED WARE. GOLD PENS. &c

LINE WAICiEi5, JEWELRY, SILVER AN ID
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &C.
NELSON A. YOUNG. No. 8 Camp street, -
would respectfully invite the attention OF his t.5m
friends and The public TO bis new and extensive u
sortment of fine English and Swiss s.&.Zs9
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated manuacor of London,
Liver DOL and Geneva carefully put up and warranted IN
fine Gold or Silver Gases OF tie most arpoye Patterns to
Of WATCH NGS-comprising every variety OF
NcS and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons;
KEYS and Seals Of the --latest and most fashionable patterns.
Ladies' Fashionable BROOCHES, ca great variety ,
Diamond Ruby. Garnet Pearl, and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
a great variety of Genemens Shirt Studs. Sleeve and
Collar }uhons Breast Pms, Scarf Pins Seal Rings, Silver
uspendcf Buckles Gold and Silver Specaces of every DIES
csipton Gold and Silver Pencils, Silver Spoons Forks Cups
of every description Ladies, Fine SiIverpa Sheffield
Castor, Candeck trays &C., Levi Brown and Spencer
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens Gold Silver
fIodor Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he Offers for
sale ON ilic most enable terms.
Persons fem the country, wishing purchase fine Time
Piece or Icwelry would DO well 10 call aud examine ii,
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
T. rarticuiar attention giving 10 REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches, al shoii notice by the skuI wcrknleu
10 he found in the country.
ief Every description of Jewey made and repaired 10
order. m,a IT
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o. Tie Salem Register says, that of the class
mates of John Quincy Adams, The following sur
yive in Essex county, viz: Judge Putnam, Rev
DIR. Eaton, Hon. Leonard Wi!it,--aso. Rev. Abeil
Abbot, Judge Cranch, Rsy. DR.. Packard, and enc
Or Two others
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,nI9 om New Orleans. NeSr-
GENTLEMEN's BOOT AND LADIES'
!. NJ SHOE STORE.
F, Inc subscriber has Just received from ~
II his Mandatory a splendid assortment OF szszSA
ri n nouiS and SHOES, made nnder his eve, and
nos, i,e pest material and workmanship, and OF the
"''', 'd>nohape and tasty styles comprising
'ents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
. Fine Calf Skin
Fine Morocco
i raient Leather CATERS;
Fine Calf BROGANS:
:. Rough and Ready HALF-BOOTS:
:, Cloth llALF.GAITERS:
NuLlIFl ERS-t'alf and Patent Ieather.
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS:
-, Hunting and Riding BOOTS etc etc:
Ladies BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES OF the mos
n fashionable tyleS;
t npys and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS:
ehhdien Francois CATERS. Morocco Buttons Pa
tent Leather and Calf SHOES etc
nks, JOHN :. WORTH
hlNo I'm under 81. Charles Hotel, corner Common 81
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<:-lt For Boston-The fine ship DAiMATRA. Can't;
So L iou!3tu ia ing AL her heavy freight engaged, VIII
f21sehave Dispatch For Hglt freight passage, hay
ng line accommodations. apply on hoai, OF to
nib tHAS. BEikE II co, So Common o.
81 For Boston-Ttle \ ship OZARhE, CAPT: Jno.
81 ltars IT. having oneha!t OF her engaged,
- viii have Dispatch For balance of freight apply TO
the CAPTAIN on hoard, Post H. ID Municipality, or 10
nt5 ClAS. DEAkE Y co, IS Common st.
81. For Eantes-The fine, irst->aing ship RI.GI :
i III LUIS Capt. Sliih having all ilef engaged
S1 viii haze Hulrk Dispatch For passage only, apply
mis- CiIAS. DEAKE & co, s. Common st.
1T For Boston-ihe fine fast sailing bark BR ALL
eetGJ- Capt -, having pad OF her cargo engaged, VIII
49, have dispatch. fOf balance OF freight or passage,
apply on board, Posi- 8 I'd MunclpaIy, or 10
miI5 CHAS DEAkE co, 81 Common st.
,4y:5-7For. VERA CRUZ.The A ! coo,Rperei and fast
II r. sailing brig COLUMBUS, A b. Webster master,
ss= having paEl OF her cargo engaged VIII have quick
despatch For freight passage having superior accomLio
dationS apply board, Lower Picayune Tier. or TO
nib CiiAS. DEAKE q co. IS Common ST.
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WALL PAPERS,
MO. 20 CAMP STREET.-THE al

~ =, - WALIJ Tins,
10. 20 CAMP STREET.-THE advertiser has always
l on hani a well assorted stock OF
tRE.NtH P.3PER-IE7NffE NtiS,
with suitable BORDERINGS for cach-alnong which. are
Cold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold fdpers and Borders;
Seem Papers douhe and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borders, do.
SATIN, tngtazefl, and Common PaierS
Wit9iow Paper feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers and Bordcis:
which he Is selling low French Papers can be sold in
New Orleans. He ma also AMERICAN PAPERS which
he Offers f"mcr ihan they can be purchased elsewhee
Cali iiean prices and bay if ticy suit you: if not there
is - nothing charged Tor a show ~
- Papers hung TO order, and warranted to SfirE.
milo II JOS. ETfER, 20 Camp ST
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WHITE SLAVERY IN RussIA.--It is estimated
that TIE whole number of persons in Russia who
the properly Of their masters, is iorty-three
millions. lctuiloch estimates them hls--the
peasants, who arc the absolute property Of the
bles. TWENTY-FIVE millions, and those belonging to
the crown, at twenty-one millions. Meantime the
privileged classes amount to somewhat less than a
million and half.
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So 81 - :fl:z.

So ~, ~ - :sEA
NOR NEW GRk.--HomGss Line If Packets.-Ths
T. Line is composed OF the following ships:
IT. SrH ereru ten dGgS d@rsHg tie $eGsOn)
New ship MAID OF ORLEANS, Capt. L. 5. DiENIs,
" G Nt.HNA. J. J. LEAvlTT
" SILAS HOLMES, {. T.. BERRY,
- S.UiTANi. T A, BARRETT.
Ship hlElPiita, " j. n. BuHKER,
- ARKANSAS, e. HLLARp.
" NttkSBJ &c. - W. G. RERRY
The above ,i,- OF th first class coppeed and copper
fastened and built IN Neg ORR expressly this trade
The, arc light drauch OF water and almost invariably
cross the Bar without detention These packets com.
manded by captains well experienced the trade and viii
aiways exer themselves accommodate They vii always
be lowed up and down the river and viii promptly sail
advertised They have handsomely furnished accommola-
on and stores OF the frst quality will always be furnished
and attention paid the comfort and satisfaction Of
passengers.
f,eitsr the ownes captains OF these ships will be
sponb!e Tor Jeweiy bullion precious stones, silver plated
ware Tor ettes parcels packages sent by put
board OF them unless regular bills of ang taken for the
same, and the value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage, apply to
mh5 I'm AARON COHEN, 50 Common st.
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CARp-TABLE SIGNAIs.-Tbeodore Hook S code
of card-lahle signals, in his remarkably pleasant
novel OF Gilbert Quincy. is clever, and might be
very eft,cuaily reduced to practice. Never
saws he. = LEI and wife play together al Whist.
They are family tacgraphs, and if they fancy their
looks are watched. they can always communicate
by words. found out that could never win of
Sugs mag and his wife | mentioned this one day.
and was answered, 50 No. you never can win of
them Why said l. 90 Because" said nv
friend, they have established 4 code g Dear
me, said /, = Signals by looks - No. said he,
by words. If Mrs. Smigslnag is TO lead, Smig-
smag saws. dear begin. Dear begins with D. so
does diamond. and out comes one from the lady. IL
he has to lead and she says s my love- she wants
a spade, Smigsmag and spade begins with the same
letter, aud sure enough down comes spade. Har-
riet my dear, how long you are sorting your cards.
Mrs. Smigsmng siumps down heart. and gentle
come, my love on either side, produces club
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ALFRED MUHROE a. co.'s
DNN pEIItIr

RETAIL q . II 7 N q ESIh BIISEiMEN /.
M. 81 Ma T-ipG STREET.
rI,lIE sgsem OF business which have established,
not but be satisfactory The purchaser. Every article
i. offered the very lowest price which ii be sold and
no deduction in any instance, be made. We nanuac-
ure all our goods expressly FOR retail s;es, and
ran at all times offer the largest and most complete
n,ent of CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN FUR
NjSIIING GOODS 10 be found in New Orleans and wonId
RESPECTFULLY solicit examination Of our Stock. The ol-
lowing is only partial lisi OF articles which we are now
a.; tiv rod ,auI fts.r.
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SeNys AMN SHOES,

Il HARTNETT, BOOT MD SHOE ,es.n
$40 MANUFACTURER, A9s
.No. 10 81. ChGrtcs street, RN1
mlo om New Orleans 49,
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HroW receiving complete assortment containing every
~ article requisite for gentleman Wardfobe-con<sng
,,I ms fellows
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MAsSEAAAAENNss

n dad LIZ f nEAkE co, cYmmisSion ue,c4qnts
= '''f '"W hf""tfS, o6 Common street mll3
l. SG shl sooS j FRocKIEeANK DEN1TsTs
streets, New Orleans, mL5 ii
soS o Wo6bRuFF CO.. 15ar 9y =; wsoDErE e.,
f<t't y "1Af'S no W camp street. mll5
l mio :. ". GUTTER, 70 Poydras ST.
/ ARD Oils bbls, Winter No J. for sale BY
! iNNs s MD TANNERS oH~-Constanty on
mi5 5. W. CUTTER. 70 Poydras st.
A FASHIONABLE HAT Of any color or kind sm
n 2"S Oh every F Y j. 81 e i9sn3 !, ana, street u
PERi 3iL-4fs9 calls best Winter Strained in casks
mh5 s w. CUTTER, 10 PoyIras st.
w HA AJi oii-250o gals Bieached and Winter Re
m'5 s w CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
HG ;t, Isc ARR iad OF PANAMA HATs-H
mh5 81 q b. BU5iNCE. 30 Canal street q
sssL;A5tC'kh ,; WHITE AMI, Pearl. TAMPICo ~
c5 aud See luis 1i53 Fuzzy p p uNG Ip 5a cahn
.,orIv ,,rrr MOSQUITO NETTING. ,,n,,
I m large stock g " Eif 3gF 10 s .m ehfap
E'lNE LEGiioRN HATS have Just received Ss
u ana IN store; fine assortment OF LEtiiioRN M
Children ni'5 81 G D. BUNCE. 20 ga Canal ,, street
MATING, OIL CLOTH, SC.
ANTON MATING, GA, "a, and IA } PLAN fancy
and abe U o5f9' on SanS sn5 s se % s hs f0S
ho i and Paper hanging ii,tai!tsimsn Of
lhto 81 JOS. EifEK, 20 Camp ST.
AstREANS.-Onc pair Press Screws suitable Tor baIme
- Mos, Skins, Tobacco etc good order io sale by
mi' s. w CUTTER - roy,iras st.
stNATRh SurERFINE DRAB BEAVER
u \ tH-' ltFe Jts received further supply OF ~
Milo 1t G. ID. BbNtE, 80 Canal street ~
E4'NrRA FINE BLACK MOi.ESKIN HATS
a VIVA Fancy IfImmlngs-a constant supply / Sl
always on hand. Z ~
mno 81 c. D. BtNCE, 80 Canal street s~SS
GUMS AND PISTOLS-A BARGAIN
NE undersigned offers og sale RIFLES, GUNS. Belt
a and other iiSf5iS and complete GunSmiih's
l'cl4N, at bargain Persons wishing purchase the
Wnor Oh part OF The above VIII lind to tet Vantage
cal on VLIBEAU,
mho at AI Irwins fremont House St Charles st.
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGS
FE'HH SUBSCRIBERS most respectfully infon their
i trends AMI the public that they Just received from
.iliI !lCi and elegant variety OF French FURNITURE
they invite their attention.
L5 All orders Tor Goods or Work will be Thankfully
receive! and promptly attended 10.
nilo In DUBOIS FINN, IS Charities street.
WALL, PAPERS,
NO. 20 CAMP STREET.-THE advertiser has always
l hani a well assorted sock OF
-, tRE,hIH P.4PLR-H7.NGEN6S
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x SMITH BROCKLERANK DENTISTS
streets, New Orleans. 1 my MIX -
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'hARLES DEAkE g. co, CommisSioR .Heychaafs
~ ara Ahtp BrnherS, IS Common street mh5
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UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGS
FE'HH ST HStRi6ERS respectfully inform their
trends AMI the public, that they Just received from
IdliS ilgil and elegant variety OF French FURNiTU RE
UfhtlSlhRf GOODS, and WALL PAPER, TO which
they invite their attention
~ All orders to Goods or Work will be thankfully
TeceiIcl and promptly attended TO-
nil3 In DUBOIS " FINN, IS Charities street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-04
SALE or REAL ESTATE.

Samuel +. Macclackeu Guar
Ball.
BY virtue of all order Of sale to me directed
from the court oil Common Pleas i'll Fairfield
County at its September Term A. D. l847 l,
Samuel +. Maccracken, US Guardian of Caroline
und Henry Ball, will offer and expose 10 sale, at
public vendue to the ighestand best bidder, on
Friday the 10th Day of March A. ID. 1s4s,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p NJ. Of that day. at the door Of the Court
House in the town of Lancaster, Ohio, the follow
ing described Real Estate to wit: Part Of ln-Lot
No. IA, in the town of Basil, bounded as follows,
Beginning at the South East corner of said Lot
running thence North 81 feet, thence West 33
feet thence South feet thence West 90 feet,
thence South 81 feet, thence East 1872 feet 10
the place oil beSinning-upo which is valuable
Store House aud other improvements. Said pre-.
misses in the appraisement estimated at $30OO0.
Also all thut part Of the S. w quarter Of Section
No. 90. t. No l6, II. No. 49, in Fairfield County
known and described as follows, Beginning ut
the South West corner Of the road OH Main and
Canal streets in the town of Basil running thence
West on the South side OF Canal street to the first
North aud South alley West OF Mum street.
thence South to the Canal line thence East along
the Canal line TO the Road on Muin Street.
thence North with the road OH Main street to the
nlace of beginning, containing ! acre, moro or
| tess--upon which s valuable Warehouse and al
SO dwelling house. Said premises in the ap-
pruisement estimated at $4,000, Neither par
GELS will be sold for less than the foil appraised
value, and OH the terms ofone-third in hand, one
third in one year aud one.third in two years with
interest oil the deferred payments from the day Of
sale.
SAMUEL F. MACCRACKEN, GSaydidn.
By MARriS & EFFrSsER. AH'ys.
January %, ls4S. pi5,e5 Ow3S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-04
Fairfield Common Pleas.

IN PAhIlllUN.
Philip Huuser Us. Benjamin Hively, Emanuel
Hively, Ambrose NJ. Trumbull and Rebecca,
his Wife; John Hivey Caroline Hively, Eliza.
beth Hively, aud David Coonz, aad Mary, hiS
Wife.
THNHE above Defendants, non-residents of the
n State of Ohio, will hereby take notice, that
the said Philip louser has filed i'll this office his
petition praying partition olthe following premi-
ses. viz: Thirty one Acres III tue Southeast corner
OF the East llaiof the Southwest Quarter Of Sec.
ton No. 80, Township No. II, Range No. 49, Of
Lands set apart to satisfy the claims Of the Rclu
gees from the British Provinces of Canada and
Nova Scotia, of which said premises, the late John
Hively, SEN. died Siezed in lee-simple, The pc
tition sets out that the suid petitioner is entitled,
by purchase, to tour.sixlhs of said premises, and
that the said Mary Coontz is entitled to Dover
therein, US Widow Of Sad John Hively, deceased,
aud prays that Dover be assigned to her accord
ingly The said Defendants are therefore hereby
notified to appear at the next Term of the Court
Of Common Pleas in and for said county and plead
answer Or denur to said petition, Or i'll default
thereof u decree will be entered against them.
JOEL RADEBAUGH. Clerk +. c. P.
STAEBERY VAN TRUMP, Attorneys for Petitioner
February 4, l843. 6w39pf$5,a5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-04
SUM PTICN

S a disease which rs carrying It's victims 10 the
n lomb by thousands, Without beiug arrested III
It's progress by the medicines in use al the present
time. But d brighter day Is comng, and has come
-as 10 successful anrsl this dlsrasp. DR.. RO
GERS LlVERWORT AND TAR, not onl,
gives lnmediaie relief III the ho,t distressing
COUGHS AND COLDS. but from the test tino.
ny Of such men as Dr. WIN. Richards, Hon.
Jutge VIM. Burke, POSTMASTER Of Cincinnati iol
twenty years) Dr. Ii. Cox, (late Prot, in Cmcin
natl Medical College, it is still making lruly rr.
markabe CURES Or CONSUMPTION! II
men Of such high standing will youch for ils VlR.
TUES, ii must De al least all il Is represented lo
be. Improvements III the Treatment OF disease,
are onward, aud nothing can arrest lie spIi in the
present age. Those who are afflicted with d.,
rasrd Lungs, should read lie following statement
of Ms Egger.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-04
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust from Jesse b.
I'D Hart TO me, dated September 10. 1916. aud
recorded in Fairfield County Record Book l2,
pages l49 and $50, | will proceed on
Saturday the IIth day OF BIarch next,
ut the door of The Court House in Lancaster 10 0l-
fer for sale tile following described Real Estate
to wit:
First-Section No. 80 in Township M. IA.
Range No. 10. estimated 10 contain Seven Hun
dred and Seventy-iye 25.l0O Acres excepting
thereIrom Twenty-Five Acres sold By john Greed
to Thomas Duunick.
Second-Thc East half Of Section No. 25. in
Township No l3, Range No. 90, estimated TO con-
tain Three Hundred aud twenty-five Acres, ex-
cepting tIleretrom parcel of about Five Acres
on tie South side 1.-THE old CEilliCotlle road sold
by John Greed TO John Wrlsheiner
Ihtrd-The Southwest Quarter Of Section No.
25, IN Township No. l3, Range No. 20, with the
appurtenances, improvements aud privileges Ia
tie said several tracts belonging, subject however
10 tlleD0werEstae Of Mrs CatLarucCreed widow
Of John Creed, dec, as the same hath been sot
upart and assigned to her in all Of SAID Lunds-aud
subject also TO the contingent right Of Dover
therein Of Susan R. wife OF Jesse b. Hart.
The above described premises lying i'll the
County ofFairfield aud State Of Ohio, are well
known as the "Vanlneter Prni1e Farm" They
will be sold in separate lots, or AS whole, as
may suit purchasers, and must be sold at not less
than twoibirds oftbe appraised value thereof, 10
be made known on the day of sale.
Terms Of Sale--Cash in hand
EDWARDS PlERREPONT. Trustee.
January %, l848. 7w38pt$6.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-02-04
Fairfield Common Pleas.

lin ThulllION.
Paul Carpenter os. Israel Carpenter John X.
Reed aud Surah his Wife, p. j. Eckhart and Luz
cy his Wife, Willium Carpenter. F. II Carpcn-
ter, John and Elizabeth, minor heirs OF Gabriel
Carpenter, deceased.
TWNIE above named DEPENDENTS, (sume ofwhom
Il are non.residents) hers-al-luw Of Levi Car
penter, deceased, late OF Lancaster county, Penn
sylvauin, will take notice that the suid Paul Car.
peuter has filed in this Office. his petition, pray
ing for the partition of the following parcel of
land, to-wit: That portion Ola tract Of land con-
tanning 299 35.lO0 Acres, in Fairfield county Ohio,
owned by Christian Carpenter, of Lancaster coun.
~, Pennsylvania, in his life time-which in the
partition Of said tract among the heirs OF said
ChristianCarpenter, was allotted TO said Levi Car
penter and which is known as Lot No. in said
partition, containing IS 35lO0 Acres, as will ful.
ly appear by reference TO the Record Of the Conrt,
Book 4, page Ga &c.
The above Defendants are hereby notified to
appear at the next Term ofthe Court of Common
Pleas Of Fairfield county, Ohio, aud plead, answer
or drmur 10 said petition or in default thereof a
decree will be entered against them.
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk. F. C. p
February 4, 1913. 6w30pf $3.50