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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21

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limb 70 nieber aIs 81. Gents Der &orb per.
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woroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21

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aufruf easbn iuesn. nab wN,hsm ouf Scnneiiass
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or 5suts bat cns easrs@riaumIuns Der Gpansc-
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21

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- osrbevt enG ots @biss in isnsm Gtaat niebt DC.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21
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9ler MtDDleSnartb.

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21

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reno zines Oennerwettters an Dem maane.
tif6en SeIe9rapben Su orbsiteu. Sn @barls.
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9rapben Commits pom 8Iiee, Der bic sanSe
Wsafbine Sertrimmer!e, bstdubt niscrse,
morfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21

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ter, attt. Eapio aehnci's Watntlfid, snb6lt sinsn
anfraf ftir cine Ban Surs1 @sriornmiluns in isncm
0aunir, wsIds iu Scwanea ftaitfnpen lcu, unb peu
600 gsFlcnsn ankrssidnst it,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-21

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ior pouffin, Der nsue fransoiifbe @efanote
in @af6inston, bate perfIotIeaen Samita9
feline 1ntrittsaucienS bsim prdieentsn.-
Gr wies barauf bin baB sr bauptfddIi6
ossws9en gum bsuODmd6ti9ten Minifier
ernannt ,porben iei msil sr nit ben Sniff
tutipnen Der gneiniaten Staaten pertraut
III. .Sr. Maior poufiin mar ndmIi@ 1io
be Camp bes @sneraI Bernard i'm amerifa.
nifben @eneraIifab unb bat unter @enerol
Sadfon ben SsIosus in Storiba mitsema6t.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
To COnIrac1Ors,

SEALED proposals will be received at th,
y COLLECTORS Office IN Circleville Null o'clock
7 NJ, Of Thursday NAV 4. l84s. fDr repairing
the eastern abulmeni Of the Circleyile aqnednct..
The work viii comprise the taking down oi
nearly one Thousand perch (lGl cubic feet oi
tie central portion Of tile abntment aud replacing
II with Substantial masoury. the flce work ol
which to he built Of stone. from the Hooking Val
ley. The rcpair 10 le done without interrupt.
ing navigation, for Which purpose the acqueduct is
to be heightened by Temporary additional trunk
and The supershucure supported by temporary
trustees. The whole 10 be completedl'y tie first
day Of November next, aud the contractor will
be required to give ample security for the per
iorInance Of the work
Specifications will be prepared nnd deposited
In the collectors Office by the irsI of May and
additional information can at oil times be bad bJ
application 10 ihe engineer in Charge Of thatpor
ton Ui tie Ohio Csual.
J..BLICKENSDERFER. Jr Aecg Com.
April Ia, lS48.--Ohio State Jovrnat 3w4g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Town Council.

The members Of the Town Council of the town
of Lancaster. elected on the l7th April. l848, 10
wit: Geo II. Smith John B. Reed, james M,
Pratt Daniel SitiOnl. Thomas Sturgeon, ]. W.
Holt, Charles Borand, john D. Martin, and Geo,
Sanderson assembled at the Town Hall, on the
2lst instant aud after taking au oath OF Office or.
ganized by electing the following officers for the
ensuing year to wit:
GEO. SANDERSON, President ofMe C0uncH
JOHN B. REED, Recorder aud
SOSTHENES M'CABE, Treasurer.
And at an adjourned meeting on the 22d inst.
the President announced the following standing
committees, viz:
Commsttce on streets and alleys Messrs. T.
Sturgeon, James NJ. Pratt and John D. Martin.
Committee on Fnance,-George ii. Smith
Daniel Sitiold aud Charles Borland.
Committee otSafety, Daniel Sfiord jacob w
Holt, and Geo. II Smith.
| Committee on Markets. and Market House.
John D. Martin, }. W. Holt and T. Sturgeon.
The Council then made the following appoint
ments to witt
7 Fire Wardens.-IolIn Reber, Gilbert Devo
and Joseph Reinmund.
! Property Guard-Beni. Connell, Captain
and Henry Arnold, james Gates and f. A. Shnie
Samuel Herr and Joseph Work Sen.
Market MaSter.--Nelson Coas.
Weigh Master.-Jolm n. Little.
Topn SWrUeyor-Wm. J. Card.
Board of He0Hh.-Dr. David Goucher, DR.. NJ
Eilinger and DR.. =. Carpenter, +. A. Foster an,
Richard J. Lilly
JOHN. B. REED, Recorder.
Lancaster April 80 l849 1w5l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Congressional.
WAsHINaroN, April l9-P. NJ

WAsHINeToN, April 19-P. M.
The Senate to-day passed the bill al
lowing the Steamers plying between
the cities of New York and New Or
leans to touch at Havana and land pas
sengers and mails. The House was oc.
cupied the entire day with the contested
election case of Monroe and Jackson.
The seat was finally declared vacant.
WASHINGTON, April 2lst.
The Senate, yesterday was engaged
discussing Hale's Bill relative to riots,
and unlawful assemblies in the District
0fColumbia. A very warm debate en-
sued on the subject ofSlavery which was
continued until late hour. Butthe SEN
ate adjourned until Monday without ac-
tion.
The House was engaged in an excl
ting debate on the resolution of Mr.:
Palfrey, to appoint select committee to
inquire into the fugitive slave case, and
also personalthreats. Before action was
had on the resolution, the House adjourn
ed.
To-day the Speaker announced as the
first thing in order, yesterdays unfinished d
business.
Mr.. Palfrey's resolution was then ia.
ken up.
Mr. Staunton of Tennessee, took the
floor, and spoke in strong terms ofoppo'
sition 10 the appointment ofa select com
mittee.
The Senate did not sit on Friday last
and neither House sat on Saturday. Mos
of Thursday in both branches, and all o
Friday, in the House, was consumed in
debating the resolutions introduced by
Messrs. Hale and Palfrey.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Butter! Butter! BuItcr!H

NHE Farmers of Fairfield county who devote
II attention to making the article of BUTTER.
will find it greatly to tlleir advantage to call on
the undersigned, before selling elsewhere He
is abont to establish himselfn Lancaster for the
express purpose OF purchasing and paying the
cash for all the GOOD BUTTER he can command.
He will be found on and after the LIST day of Muy
next, in the BASEMENT ROOM immediateiy
nader Messrs Berry y Wygum's Grocery Store,
where he invites the Farmers to call and see him.
and get the highest market price for their Butter,
Having now been engaged for some time in the
purchase and sale of this article, he would re.
spectiully suggest that butter in order to be kept
good and soeet for some length of time, should be
well dressed and free from mk--aIso that it
ought not to be too highly sated and should be
kept from the air and light. This may be at
tanned measurably by packing the butter away in
crooks, in preference to putting it up in separate
rolls 1t shall be the pleasure OF the undersigned
to encourage every reasonable care in the matter
Of making good butterb bylgiving high cash prices,
| to those who produce the best article.
5. c. STAMBAUGH.
Lancaster, April 90, 1913. 81,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Market House Stalls.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
IN ed will between the hours of and 10 o.
clock A. NJ, Of the 1871 day Of May neat, proceed
to RENT for one year. by public auction to the
highest bidder the BUTCHERS STALLS i'll
the Market House, in the Town of Lancaser.--
Sale to take place at said Market House. The
Stalls in the Northern Division of said Market
House. cannot be rented fora less sum than $40
nor those OF the Southern Division for less sum
than 81 per year.
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
Lancaster, April 90, l818. 3w5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Roman. rue. Sc. Shaded, Sc

The above prices. III consequence OF Increased
facilities for manufacturing, are much reduced
from former rates. a liberal discount for cash in
hand at the date Of the Invoice.
Presses, Chases Cases, Wood Type. Ink, &c,
furnished at the lowest manul.lctuTerers prices,
either for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book for l848 is now ready for
distribution to Printers. who will send for it, and
contains many new articles that we have never
before exhibited. such as Writing Flourishes Or
namen,s, Ornamental Fonts, &c; of which we
have an ample stock for the prompt execution OF
orders.
Printers of Newspapers who choose to publish
this advertisement three tunes before the lst Of
June, 1913, aud send us one Of the papers, will be
paid forlt in Type wien they purchase from us o
our own manufactures, selected from our specI
mems, i've times the amount of their bill.
10 For sale, several good secondhand Cylnd
er aud Platen Power Presses, Standing Presses
Hand Printing Presses &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & CO..
| l3 Chambers Street New York.
April IA. 1913 3w49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
LANCASTER, Friday, April 80. l843.
WEEKLY by KfNKgAD L. porY.

CHiLLlcoTHE, Apfl "a,
The price of Wheat is 85090c Flour retails at
SAYS. Corn 30 6D22 in the ear, 90 cs; sheed: Oats
22c; Barley 40015c Flaxseed 70075c,; Beans
50662 cents; Lard. 5 cents; Bacon, Hogs round.
1904 cents. Gazette.
By Telegraph-F For the ZanesgiHe Courier
LIVERPOOL, April 8.
Brendstuffs have seriously declined, within IL
fortnight particularly Corn, American flour, in
bond-Western Canal 25s027s per barrel Bal
tilnore, 2js. 6d@27s. per bbl.; Wheat Gs 2d07s,
l0d. per 20 lbs; Corn, 22sO2Gs. per quarter;
Corn Meal, l0s0lls bb Cotton has declined
9Th, but was firm at the close.
PlrrsBURGH, April24, l848,
Bacon-Sales 10000 lbs country cured, rough
cut, al 81; 5000 lbs do, well trimmed, good meat,
at Sc par funds; so casks heavy meat, rough cut
at &c. Small sales city cured at 4c MOasses-
Sales 81 bbs, part 27c, currency, part 27c mos.
Sugar-Saes at Inactive. Clover Seed-Sales
100 bu from store, at SO l2Ic Whiskey-Most
ofsaes reported, of rectifed, were at 20c. The
article is little improved.
CLEvELASD, April 22-2, P. NJ
No sales OF flour. $40 bus Wheat sold yesterday
afternoon l01c. There is some Corn OH the mar
ket but no sales
From teams Wheat $l-Corn 3lc-Oats 25c
ClNcINSArr, April 22-8 p. NJ.
In Flour, nothing is doing Grain is unchanged.
Characteristics 300 bbls Whiskey at 81 cts.
ofMolasses at 26027c; Of N. o. Sugar at 40O5 cts,
extreme figures; and Of Rio Coffee at "A as cents.
/ ProviSions- Sales of Mess Pork at $7,75; Lard
is nominal at 606ic sales Of Bacon Shoulders
packed, att 2acs, for unpacked cents is asked.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
The State of Ohio, Fairfield
Gnuntp, ss.

SuNHtSt y ~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel F. Maccracken,
vs. IN CHANCERY,
George Myers.
YDHE above named Defendant is hereby noti-
fed that OH the 18th day of March, 1916,
said complainant filed in the Clerks Office OF the
Court Of Common Pleas for said county, his Bill in
chancery against him, which is now pending,
wherein he sets forth. that on or about the 29th
day Of November A. 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. to-wit: Being in Zane's location of land on
which the Town of Lancaster is laid out, in Town
ship No. Ia, of Range No. 10, of United States
lind sold at ChillicOthe Ohio, bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at Post
where Stone IS planted on the South side there
Of near Rees' Bridge, being the lower toll bridge
over the Hockhocking River near said Town OF
Lancaster, where Honey Locust six inches in
diameter bears South 81 degrees East 257 links
and all Elm SO inches bears North 20a degrees
West; thence South 81 degrees West 10 Chains
and So links to Post where Honey Locnst 10
inches diameter bears North 724 degrees West
2O3 links and Honey Locust inches i'll diame-
ter bears North 304 degrees East 2l5 links: thence
South six chains aud SO links 10 Post; thence
North esd degrees East Ia chains and 26 links to
u Post; thence North 331 degrees West chains
and 65 links to the place of beginning, containing
Eight Acres and Three Quarters, more or less -
He was applied to by said Defendant who desired
to become the purchaser of the premises above
described, which were accordingly sold to him by
complainant OH the terms following, to-wit: $lOC
on the 1st of May; 1899; $l58 SO, on the LIST o
May; l840: $l52 ON the lst OF May, l84li $l45 81
on The lst OF May 1912; $l39 on the lst OF May
l843; $l32 so on the LIST of May; 1874; $l26 on
the LIST of May, l845; ll9 so on the LIST OF May
1876; $ll3 on the lst of May l347; and $l06 Sc
on the lst of May. l848. Said Bill further SET;
forth that said Defendant has enjoyed the rent:
and profits of said premises from the date OF sale
contract up to the date Of filing said Bill OF com
plant. Said Bill charges that said Defendant ha
frequently been applied to by complainant aud re
quested to make payment but that he has wholly
neglected and refused TO do so. The Bill there
fore prays that an account may be taken OF th'
principal and interest due and to become dut
said complainant on account OF the aforesaid pay
ments, aud that valuation g. sale of said premise
be ordered and that the proceeds thereof be ap
piled, SO far as need be, 10 the payment OF tli
principal and interest as aforesaid.
Said Defendant will therefore take notice an
make answer according to law TO said Bill Of CON
plaint-the sorne being an appearance to the jan
Term, A, D. 1848, OF said court.
MARTIN e. EFFINGER,
Solicitors for C0mpiaiadn
April %, l848. 6w5l pl$8,75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Destructive Fire.

Gre occurred this morning. aboat 3 o'clock
which destroyed the Brewery of Messis Zink s.
Younglians and considerably damaged the two-
story frame building connected with the iannery
Of Messrs. Phillippi & Co. The loss Will be y.
bout $4,000. There was no insurance upon the
Brewery. Iu it there was about 1000 bushels OF
grain Nearly the whole loss wih fall upon Messrs
link & Youughans.
The fire companies were promptly on the
ground and prevented tie fire from extending
auy further.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Fairfield Co. Savings Institute,
LANCASTER, ONO, April 10, I848.

LANCASTER, ONO, April 70, 1913.
TNHIS Institution has commenced operations at
= their Banking House. in Greene's Corner
under recent Act OF incorporation by the Gener.
al Assembly.
They are prepared to do general Banking
Business, 10 discount Notes and Bills at the usual
legal rate otiuterest, s. buy aud sell Exchange, ,Sc
They are also prepared to receive DEPoslTEs
and allow INTEREST therefor grading the interes
according TO the time the money may be deposited
JACOB GREENE, l.. LOBENTHALL.
SAMUEL BERRY, GIDEON MARTIN,
HENRY MlERS, WILLIAM PHELAN
s. McCABE. Directors
5lu {. F. GARAGHTY, Cashier
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Fairfield Common Pleas.

Administrator Of VIM W Irwin.
rs. SIH LHASCEHY.
Widow and Heirs.
DY virtue OF an order to me directed, will ex-
I'D pose aud offer at public sale before the Court
House door in said county, on
Saturday the goth day of May, 1s4s,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. of said day, the following described Real
Estate, in said county.
Divisions Nos and 3 of In Lot No. and the
West half of In.Lot No. ., in the 18Th Square OF
the Town of lancaster a plat of said divisions re-
manning Of Record in this case. Division No. Q.
not to be sold for less than $500 and Division No.
3, for not less than $1,000
Also, part of Section No. l3 and fractional Sec.
ton No. l2, Township No. IA, Range No, 10,
containing IS Acres. appraised at $I5 per Acre.
Also. the West half Of the Northwest Quarter
Of Section No. 10. Township No. a. Range No.
49, containing 30 Acres.
Terms Of Sdle-One-thnd in hand and tie bal.
ance in one and two years, with interest from tue
day ofsale.
WILLIAM SLADE. JR.
administrator de bonis non Of w. W. Irrin.
April 81, l848. 5w50 piss
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
OYGlAN4AGo

MARRlED-On the llth instant, by the Rev.
David H. Swartz, Mr.. JOHN HAMPSON of
Pleasant township to Miss SARAH DECKER of
Walnut township. Fairfield county,
BY the same, on the 18Th inst Mr.. JAMES P.
ROSTON of Columbus Ohio to Miss EMILY j.
RICKETS of Bloom tow nship Fairfield county.
BY the same on the 2lst inst. Mr.. COLEB
SHlMP of Greenfield township 10 Miss MARY
TAULBERT of Liberty township, Fairfield co.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Road Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made at the next
N regular session Of the Board of Commission
ers Of Fairfield county, for a county Road, begin
ming at the mouth of the lane in the State Road
on the Scofeld Farm,in Hooking township, thence
down said lane and through the farms Of Joseph
Uhl. D. Ackers. Robinson Peters and John G.
Mock, until the same intersects the County Road
above said Mock's Mill.
April 90. l848. "4w5l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28

EY7McALIsTER's ALL.HEALING OlNTMEST.-
For Family Medicine, this ointment is superior
to any thing now known; being entirely free from
mercury or other mineral substances, aud made
of powerful vegetable. 1t is at once the most
efficient and safe Family Medicine extent, and
may be used under any circumstances without fear
of injury. No person-no family should be with.
out it, Call and get Pamphlet of Agents.
See advertisement. 2w5l.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Carriage Making.
Administrators a Sale.

N pursuance of au order of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, Tor Fairfield county, Ohio, 10 me di-
rectcd as Administrator of the Estate of the late
Charles Swartz dec will proceed to sell at
public outcry 10 the highest bidder, (on the prem
seS. in the town of Lockville.) in said county on
Thursday the a5th day of May, 1s4s,
the following Real Estate, to wit Lot No. 1913, in
floshor's addition to the town of Lockville---
Terms OF sule, one third in hand-one third in one
and one third in two years, from the day of sale,
with interest. DAVID JENNINGS,
administrator Of C. Swartz dec.
April 81, 1913. 5w50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28

Brice Larimore. William Larimore, Margaret lae
MargaretLarimore wife of Thomas Short, Thom
Short, Isaac Larimore, Eleanor Larimore, David
Lnrimore, Bartlett Larlmorc, John Larimore IL
Edison LaIimore children of Rachel Iarimure
deceased-Brice Smith, Jane Smith, Robert
w. Smith and James Smith. children OF VIII
liam Smith deceased, Elizabeth Scott and her
husband James Scott, Mary Obun and her hns-
band Joseph Obuln Matilda Martin and her
husband Jumes I. Martin, and Jane Martin
children of Jane Martin deceased and Flea
nor Smith, heirs at law of the said Robert W.
Smith deceased. The American Bible Society
The American Colonization Society. The
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions The
Assembly Board of Domestic Missions and the
Assembly Board of Edrcalinn.
The sand detendcnts or so many or them as are
not residents OF the State of Ohio. are hereby no.
tilted that the complainant has filed in the Conrt
aforesaid his Bill Of compliant therein setting forth
i'll substance, that said Tcstator by bis last will
bequeathcd two thousand dollars to his son Robert
w. Smith ont Of the sale of his Real Estate with
directions that if his said son shonld die before lie
should arrive at the age of twenty-one years, and
there should be no other issue, that said sum OF
Two Thousand Dollars should be paid by the per.
son holding it in trust to his deceased sister Rachel
Larimore's children, share and share alike, when
they should respectively arrive at the age oI
81 years &c. That said Testator also in lis
said will made sundry other specific legacies and
bequests and in conclusion bequealhed the remain
der anyfunds in the hands of his executor at.
ter satisfaction Of all bequesls, to be paid to the
following named benevolent societies. viz: The
| American Bible Society. The American Colo
nization Society. The Presbyterian Board o
Foreign Missions. The Assembly Board of Do
mestic Missions aud Assembly Board Of Educa
ton, share aud share alike. That said Testator',
said sou departed this life before lis father il
his infancy no other issue being left either by the
Testator or his said son. That the complainau
has in hand fund applicable TO said bequest tt
the said son, but that under the circumstances ii i
questionable whether the same-is distributable l.
tile said children of Rachel Larimorc, or to III
hers at law generally Of the Tesiator or to lii
snid residuary legatee.
The Bill pmys that the defendants interplea,
and that the Court settle and determine to whom
the complainant shall pay said fund and for gen
eraI relief,
Said parties will take notice and make auswe
according to law 10 said Bill of compant-th
same being an appearance TO the June Term 84t
of said Court.
H. II HUNTER & SON.
Solicitors for Complainant.
Lancaster, April 81, 1913. 6w5Op$875
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28

I,3TIf the sick wish diseased stomach restor.
ed, and impure blood cleansed without endanger
ing the constitution go to WISE & HILLARD'S
and get n box of DR.. lie ROys SarSapariHa and
Wild Cherry Pills which is the only safe family
medicine now in use. 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
ROCERIE

GROCERIES.
N o.sUGAR.
~ $50 BbIs. Plantation Molasses;
25 bbls Super s. II. do
" Golden Syrup--a new article,
l75 bags Prime Eastern Rio CoIlee
E" Old Gov. Java do
30 bbls. LOAF SUGAR;
boxes Double Refined do
90 packages Imp. aud Y. H. TEAS,
fresh, oss'di
90 boxes Va. Tobacco. assd
cask fresh lst quality Madder
Z" " " Alum;
Is bags Pepper aud Pimeuto;
100 mats Cnssia;
| bill. Cloves
8 CopperaG
Clipped Logwood;
25 Nos 3 and 3 Muckerel;
Is White Fish;
90 boxes Cubec Herring, smoked
cases Sardncs;
10 tierces Fresh Rice;
so boxes Fresh Raisins;
Fruils Almonds;
bbls. Ground Ginger, (purc)
cask EPSON Salts:
so Reams Wrapping Paper
20 Letter aud Writing do
SO kegs Pure White Lead;
bbls Linseed Oil
20 &" Super Tanner's Oil;
IS kegs No. Kentucky Twist Tobacco;
With various other articles III our line,
For sale low by
KINKEAD & DoTY.
Lancaster, April 90. l348. tl5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
che state Of Ohio, Fairfield
Gnuntp, ss.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
John Geckler,

US. lin CIIANTrpv
James Ganavet and Amelia 'N 0'A'0''"'
Ganavet
yWIHE Defendants in the above case whose re.
4. sidences to Complainan; are unknowA, will
take notice that on the first day of February, A.
D. I848, the Complainant filed i'll the Clerks OF.
fee of said comfy his Bill against them, which Is
now pending wherein he prays that the North.
west Quarter Of Northeast Quarter of Range No
l8, Township No. ID, Section No. 10, containing
40 Acres and 63-lO0 of an Acre, and which said
premises were conveyed by Complainant to his
granddaughter Amelia Ganavet. reserving to him
sell the right Of an annuity amounting to the sum
OF $50 per year, be subjected to valuation and sale
And that an account be taken Of the amount due
Complainant on account Of the principal and in
teres resulting from the annuity as aforesaid, the
proceeds whereof shall be applied in the first in
stance to the payment of Conplainants said claim
Said Bill will be heard at the next June Term
A. D. l848, of said court
MARTIN g. EFFINGER,
Solicitors for Complainant.
April 90, 1s4s. 6w5l pf$3,5O