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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05
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sail ! lamented. s.
"Mr Wheaton (says the N. Y. Com.
mercial Advertiser returned, not very,
long ago, from diplomatic residence
of many years in Europe, his last post
of duty having been the capital Of Prus.
sia. Soon after his arrival he was in
viled to deliver course Of lectures on
international law, before the law school
of Cambridge University, and the time
was approaching when the course was
10 begin; but his preparations were stay.
ed by illness, ard now they are cut short
by death. 1t is to be hoped, however,.
that they were nearly completed. The
lectures will form a valuable legacy to
his countrymen.
Thes death of Chief Justice Spencer
is not unexpected. He has achieved 81
lcng term OF eminent and useful service,
and goes down TO the grave in ripe
old age, respected and honored, like his
former associate on the bench, the late.
Chancellor Kent. The late hour at
which we received this intelligence, pre-
cudes further remarks to-day
The Charleston MercuIy, Of the 22nd
u't. says: ave had the pleasure yes
terday Of examining Seal Press, manu-
factured by MIR. Werner, Of Stale>street,
whose skill and ingenuity in all that re-
lales TO his art is so we'll known 10 our,
citizens. The press is made entirely Of
wrought iron, and seems admirably CAL
culated for its purposes, combining great
power with ease Of applying it, and also
remarkably neat piece Of Notkman<
ship.
1t gives us pleasure 10 witness The
daily increasing evidence Of the appre-,
citation of the ability of our artisans and
mechanics by those who have hereto
ioro been in the habit OF sending abroad
for what could be equally as will pro-:
cured at home. 1t is in vain 10 talk of
building up our city, without we encour- ;
age our own mechanics and working
class.
The Seed of the Tea Plant.--An
enlerprising and public spirited citizen
of our community, has just received
from Canton, via New York, from an
Embassy TO that country, six varieties
Of the Ssed of the Tea Plant, together
with directions for its culture. The
seed resembles in some measure the
small sized ground artichoke; sample
ot.one of the varieties may be seen at this
of1ice.-Chars. Courier.
Long Noss,-A'paisley manufacturer
in Boston, having got by some accident
a severe GU, across the nose, and having
no court-plaster at hand, stuck on his
unfortunate probosis, one of his gum
tickets, on which was the usual intima-
ton, "Warranted $50 yards long"
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January 81
MANDATORY.

NNHERE Gentlcmen's Boots and Shoes
Wv are made in most superior style of lit
and workmanship.
Gentlemen wanting cork soled. double soied,
water proof, walking, dress, patent leather
and fine pump soled BOOTS, need but
leave their orders with the subscriber.
WILLIAM McEVOY.
march / IF 6
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NO. IL.

frie Ids and neighbors, and like bread
cast upon the waters would be returned
to them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05
Surinc and Su;silpRler Goods

embracing general assortment oI Fore'sn aud
Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery.
Hardware, Hats. Caps, Bonne,ts. Shoes.
Drugs and Medicines, Books and Stationary,
&c. &C.. which he will sell on liberal terms,
and the usual credit, 10 responsible and pune
tua customers, and "verv low fn! Cash"
G. A. II. hopes BY strict personal attention
10 business with knowledge founded on ff-
Teen years experience, and desire to please
those who may favor hm with call. to merit
share of ,ha, patronage which is in the power
OF liberal and enlightened community TO bes.
tow.
Edgefcld C. H., March s If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05
.HeaU store smS .s,esU Goods
CHARLES a. -NaEHGS,

-HD ESPECTFULLY announces 10 his
Eh friends and the public generally that he
has flied up the Store recently occupied by J,
D. Tibbet1s where lie is now prepared TO eX.
hibit, an entirety new aud carefully selected
Stock pf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05

NJ We are authorized to announce w. A,
HARRIS, Esqr., as candidate for seat in
the House Of Representatives, at the next elec'
tion. s &C.
~ Iohr,ory q VI y
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Location of Bountv Lauds-B,

Location ef Bounty Lauds.-By
this decision of the Secretary of the
Treasury, bounty land warrant issued
under the act Of 11,h February, I847,
may be located by the soldier himself.
on any Of the public lands Except those
reserved from market for special purpo-
ses) TO which lie may establish, pre-
emplion in his own right: but an assig-
nee cannot use his warrant for such pur-
pose-an assignee, however, may locate
warrant upon his own Improvement,
provided the land is subject 10 private
entry. This may be of importance to
some Of our readers.
Deathsof ambrose Spencer and III:
Wheaton.-lVe are sorry 10 have to an-7
nounce. this morning, the deaths oftwo
eminen, cilizensrNtIo are now added to
.t:c -SPiIe sw9ilieg cG.s'7esc e the e1-s
si:sss Of lac fspi5i!cs.@iile
;s.4ssissl and .its..s OF .si..s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05

HPWa arelau,horised TO announce b.
sC. YANCEY, Esqr., as candidate :or
seatin the House of REPRESENTATIVES Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-05

Long Nose paisley manufacturer
in Boston, having got by some accident
a severe GU, across the nose, and having
no court-plaster at hand, stuck on his
unfortunate probosis, one of his gum
tickets, on which was the usual intima-
ton, "Warranted $50 yards long"
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Pena y Pena.
From the Star of Afarrh 8.

- II :
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
To the Lovers Of sport.

ENHE Undersigned. proprietor Of the HAMIL-
u TON HOUSE, in Merspor. respectfully
announces 10 his friends and persous visiting the
Reservoir, during the coming season, that he ia
provided wilhnew and tight buais, fishing tackle.
ice and nunOws, aud keeps r ady at all times ii
horse and boat, TO tow visitors to any part Of the
Reservoir.
Persons from distance may rely upon finding
with him at all times, a supply Of nnnows, aud
in the hottest months may carry fish safely packed
in ICE
II is Intended 10 have by the middle Of A pril. a
new flume nearly opposite tie Licking Feeder,
and thus bring the best fishing within short dis.
lance of Millersport
Well supplied with nets co., aud fish kept
constantly on hand.
The subscriber hopes, by aiording the oery hest
entertainment, to make this one Ot the most de-
arable Disiimg places in the country.
JAMES HAMILTON.
Millersport, March II, 1916. 4j.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Lancaster, March |
OBITUARY.

DIED-ln this town, at the residence of Mr..
Robert Reed, on Wednesday 18th inst, Mr. JOHN
BENEDUM, in the 22d year OF his age.
AT meeting OF Lancaster Division No. 10Y,
Sons OF Temperance, the following preamble and
resolutions were passed:
Whereas, The Allwise Disposer of events has
taken from our midst, by the hand of death, Bro.
lher John Benedum, in the vigor OF his youth.
Therefore ReSolced That this Division attend
at his late residence on Thursday March 10th, al
2o'clock p NJ, for the purposeiof performing the
last duties towards his remains
ResoiUed, That as further testimonial of re
spect for our deceased Brother these pro
ceedings be certified by our W. p and r. S. anc
published in the papers Of this town; aud copy
Of the same be placed in the hands Of his mourn
ing relatives and friends. M. HILL. w. p.
L. COSPER, r. S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust from Jesse d.
ID Ilari 10 me. dnted September 10. l945, and
recorded in Fairfield County Record Book Il,
pages l4g and $50, will proceed on
Saturday the IIth day OF March next,
1T tie door Of tie Cour House in Lancaster, 10 Of.
Ter for sale the following described Real Estate
10 wit:
FirS-Seclion No. 30 in Township No. IA.
Range No. ly. estimated To cnntain Seven Hun
dred and Seventy-fye aj-l0O Acres excepting
tlierrirnm twenty-five Acres sold by John Creed
to Thomas Dunnick.
.SecOnd-Tllc East lnf Of Section No. Is. in
Township No H. Range No. a. estimated to con-
tain Three Hundred nd Twenty-Five Acres, ex-
ceping thereiron parcel Of about Five Acres
on the South side ol the old Clilic0the road sold
by John Greed To John WeIsheimef
! 1hird-The Southwest Quarter Of Section No.
I 90. III Township No, 49, Range M. 90, with the
| appurienaBces, Improvements aud privileges u
the said several tracts belonging, subject however
10 theDowerEstaie oi Mrs CatllarneCre widow
OF .Iohn Greed. dec, Us the same Imth been set
apart and assigned To her ia al OfsaId Lands-nnd
subject also 10 the contingent right OF Dover
therein of Susan x. wife OF Jesse Is. Hart.
! The above described premises lying in tho
| County Of Fuihield and State Of Ohio, are we'll
known rs the "Vanmeter Praille Farm" They
will be sold in separate lots, or as q whole, az
may snit purchasers, and must be sold at not less
than twOthrJs OF the appraised value thereof, to
be made known on the day Of sale.
Terms Of Sale-CasL IN hand
EDWARDS PIERREPONT, Trusice.
January %. l6i8. 7w38plt6.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Qhe Markets.
LANCASTER, Friday, MARCEL q. ial8.

By Teiegraph-For hs ZaHtsviHe Courier.
CIScISSATI, March 2l-8 O'Clock P. VI.
Flour-Sales at $4,25@$4.5O. Whiskey at ID
0l44 cents 9p gallon No chunge in Groceries
There is less inquiry in Provisions aud no change
in prices, Molasses at 2440364 cents. Live cat
lie, SO so i9 cwt.i dressed for market, IS 49 cwt
ZASEsyILLE, March %.
Wheat III Zanesville is stationary at rs cents
-four $3.50. The Baltimore Patriot Of Saturday
last, quotes Howard street -four at $5.87 Mess
Pork $l0,250$lO75 Nothing doing in Beef
Bacon in fair request at 34034 cts for Shoulders:
Sides 5054 cents Hams 8D9 cents.
In Philadelphia Sc is given ms the price on the
18th for common Pennsylvania brands;' and iu
New York Oh same day good Ohio brands" were
worth Sc, Sc, g. Gazette.
CHiLLIcoTHE, March %.
The price OF Wheat is 75078 c, Flour retiiils al
$3.50. Corn 20 G022 in the ear. % cs shelled Oats
22c; Barley 40045c; Flaxseed 70075c.; Beans
5O062 cents; Lard. 5 cents; Bacon, Hogs round
80 cents. Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
ADMINISTRATOR. A Sale.

ADMINISTRATORS OF Thomas
Macarthur, decoused. IN FAIRFIELD
rs.
The Widow aud Heirs Of COMMON PEAS.
said deceased.
DY virtue OF an order of sale 10 us directed by
} the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, we
will on
Saturday the 2JIh of March, Is4s,
before the court house door in said county, offer
at public yendue the following parcels Of Land,
situate in Fairfield county. to-wit:
LIST. Lot No. aud half Section Nos 40 and Is
Township No. l6, Range No. 30. containing 88
Acres, being that part OF the Real Estate of vii
liam Morrison, set apart 10 Otho Van Schrader,
assignee OF Frederick Van Schrader and wife. and
daughter Of said Morrison, under proceedings ol
1 partition in Franklin Common Pleas, except lC
Acres of the south part OF said lot
2nd. The north half Section No. a, Township
No. l6, Range No. 30. being Lots Nos. IL and l3
of the Estate of William Morrison, set apart in the
proceedings aforesaid, to David Heman and wife
containing l62 Acres, deducting 60 acres off the
south side Of said tract
3rd. Is Acres more or less. being from of the
south side Of the Northwest Quarter of Section
No. ., Township No. Is. Range No. 90. and sc
Acres in tile Southwest corner Of the Norihwes,
Quarter Of Section, Township and Range last afore
said. the two last tracts containing II acres, sub
ject 10 assignment of dover the two first tracts
being free and unncumbered.
WILLIAM McARTHUR,
| JOHN 7. McARTHUR,
administrators Of Thomas McArthur, decease,
February %, 1913. 5w42pt$450
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
LAND FOR SALE.
TNHE Subscribers will offer FOR sale at the court
/ house in lancaster, on

VNHE Subscribers will offer for sale at the court
house in Lancaster, on
Monday the ard day OF April, Is4s,
at one o'clock T. NJ. their iIr1n containing SIX.
TY ACRES, situated iu Pleasant Township. Fair
field connty, six miles north of Lancaster on the
Newark Road. known as the "Culp farm" There
are on the premises two good DWELLING
HOUSES. good BARN, ORCHARD, "a large
SPRING near the house and avery other necss-
sary convenience. The soil is of superior quality,
and adapted to every farming purpose.
Also, al the same lime and place a Lot ofTim-
Der Land containing FIFTY ACRES. lying FIVE
miles from Lancaster and four from Plsasantville,
on the same road; both soil and tinberOf the bes,
quality Terms made known on the day of sale.
CHRISTIAN CULP,
MARY LAMB.
February 25, l848 6w42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
From the N. o. Pieayune, March 2.
A WEEK LATER From MEXICO.

ARRIVAL OF THE New ORLEANS
Col. BRIscoE's CONFLICT WITH THE CUR
RILLAs.-The steamship New Orleans,
Capt. Edward Aud, arrived at an early
hour this morning from Vera Cruz, hav-
ing sailed thence on the Cd inst.
Our accounts by the ship France left
1t. Col. Briscoe and small command en-
gagged with the guerrillas FIVE times their
number The issue was as we anticipa.
ted; the guerrillas we're dispersed, but
not without severe loss on our part. The
gallant Lieut.. Henderson and twelve
men were killed on our side, and the
Mexican loss is supposed to have been a.
bout the same. Col. Biscoe charged
the guerrillas three several times. His
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
LilhOpOIis High school.

M EASURES have been adopted for the estab
lH lishment of HlGH-SCHOOL at the will
aye OF Llhopois, in Fairfield county. A suitable
building will be erected in the course of the pre-
sent season.
Several rooms have been provided for the TEN
porary accommodation OF the school, the first tern
ofwhich will commence on Tuesday the 10Th o
April. The school will embrace two departm ents
the one for males and the other for females.
Mrs MINER will impart instruction in the
French Language, and in some other branches
Mrs EELLS will give lessons to young Ladies'
in the art OF Drawing and Painting.
Arrangements will be made to have the Ger
man taught by some gentleman who uses that
language as his native dialect.
Instruction will be given in the Latin and Greek
Languages, in the Mathematics and in other bran
ches usually taught in Academies. ...
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Lithopolis, March "a, l848 3w46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
school Election.

VWNHE Voters of the Town Of Lancaster, quail
fed to vote by the provisions of an Act oi
the Legislature pissed February 10Th, l848, "for
the support and better regulation OF the Common
Schools OF the town ofLancaster, Ohio" are here
ny notified to meet at the TOWN HALL, on the
Third Monday of April l84S, being the time and
place OF holding the Corporate Election Of said
Town, and then and there elect SIX DIRECTORS
for the Common Schools as provided for by the
said act: Also, then and there to vote upon the
question of Taxation for the erection Of uecessa
~ School House or School Houses and the pur.
chase of a Lot or Lots-those in favor thereof vot
ing Ballot upon which shall be written or print
ed the word Tax" and those opposed thereto a
Ballot upon which shall be written or printed the
words mo Tax"
The Tickets for said Directors and the Ballots
upon the question Of Taxation to be cast IN sepe
rate Boxes under the superintendeuce oil the town
Council. BY order OF the Council.
GEORGE SANDERSoN, President T c.
March "a, 1848 Eagle copy 46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Taxes.

The neutrality-suspicious. Of Taxes.
The reader will find below table Of fig
ures, TO which we invite his attention. It
is plain exhibition Of the apportionment Of
taxation for the proposed Railroad project
showing how much the property in toicns
will Pay--how much the personal property
will poy-bow much land will pay.
The law, be it remembered, will allow
but $1,000 to be borrowed on the credit
of the county. That loan cannot be made
at higher rate than 7per cent. Therefore
at 7 per cent it will be necessary for the
people to pay taxes for seven per cent inter
est, on 100000, which will be but $1,000,
or less than one mill on the dollar Of the
taxables Of the county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

teams are said to have stampeded, and
we regret TO say that the Colonel was
compelled to leave his killed and woun.
ded behind and make his way to Cordo-
via. His wagons. or the greater part Of
them, were burned, the mules were taken
by the guerrillas. COL Biscoe reached
Orizaba the evening of the 22d ult.
The dates from the city Of Mexico are
to the 26th of February. Letters writ.
ten that day say an armistice for two
months would be signed by Gen. Butler
the following day. Our private cores
pondence agrees with the Free Ameri.
cun that such an armistice had been ar
ranged and determined upon.
MAJ. GEN. ScoTT.-By reference to
general order it will be seen that Gen.
Scott has turned over the command of
the army to Mai. Gen. Butler. We prom;
ised To inform our readers when officially
advised on this subject, and we now do
so, though with regret. Although we
were told in Puebla that the general had
requested to be relieved when active OPP
erations ceased, we were not prepared
to receive the news that such had been
the case. We do not think that either the
Government or Cen Scott's inclinations
should take him from the army until a
peace is made. He has accomplished so
much and against such odds, that we re-
gret to see him part with his companions
in arms, and we have no hesitation in
saying that such are.the sentiments ofthe
American army. 1t matters not how ac-
complished his successor may be, under
the circumstances his place cannot be fil-
led, and if we know Gen. Butler, we be-
lieve that he will echo that sentiment, for
he is not so much weighed down by am
bition as 10 applaud the recall, although
the act places him in command of the
proudest army in the world
Winfield Scott this morning, takes
leave officially of the army, of that gal
liant band with which he has carried his
and their names upon the highest point Of
Ifame's column Many an eye will fill
with tears this morning, when they read
his last order.
Even in his short order he pays the
following deserved compliments to his
successor-a brother officer. who was his
companion in arms in 1912. as he was
here to-day.
"In taking official leave of the troops
he has SO long had the honor personally to
command in an arduous campaign-a
small part of whose glory has been, from
position, reflected on the senior officer
Major General Scott is happy to be re.
leved by general of established merit
and distinction in service of his country.
Gen. Gushing has left the cityof Mex
leo, under an escort of Dragons. for Pue
bla, TO attend the Court of Inquiry. Capt
RidgeIy, of the 4th Artillery, accompa
nies him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Lnncnsler institute.

There will be meeting of the Lancaster In
stitute on Friday evening the 2lth inst, at the
Town Hall.
A Lecture on the subject Of True Aristocracy'
by T. TALLMADGE.
After which the following question will be dis
cussed.
"Should Tie Oath as a judicial inStitutiOn be
abolished"
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend. J.. VAN TRUMP, President.
w. s. BEATTY. Secretary.
March "a. 1913.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Township Election.

Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name o
JOHN LYONS for reelection, 10 the office o
TOWNSHIP TREASURER, at the coming
Township Election.
To the Voters sOfIIOcIIimg Township
Having been encouraged by many Of my
friends, ! offer myself TO your consideration as 4
candidate for the Office of TOWNSHIP TREAS
URER, aud respectfully solicit your votes, prom
isiug if elected, to discharge the duties OF the OF
flee to the best ofmy ability.
JACOB CLY.
Lancaster. March 10, 1913. '44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Law NOIice.

VIE cOPartnersbip between the undersigu.
u ed IA The practice o. tie Law is dissolved.
Az unfinished business committed 10 their care
will receive their joint atieaiiun uull closed and
applications respecting the same may be nude 10
either Ol Us. n. H. HUNTER.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster. March !, 1913. 4w43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
To those whose Occupations tend to Pro-
duccs or A Aggravate Diseases.

To those whose Occupations tend to Pro-
ducce or ASgravate Diseases.
This class Of individuals is very numerous.
They are thuse who work in an unhealthy ntnos-
phere. Printers, workmen in feather stores.
stone cutters, bakers, white lead manufacturers,
are all more or less subject to disease according
to their strength OF constitution. The only meth
cd to prevent disease, is the occasional use of Y
medicine which abstracts from the circulation
all deleteriOus humors, aud expels them by the
bowels. Tonics iu any form are injurious, as they
only put offthe evil day to nuke ii more fatal.
The use OF Brandreths Pills will insure health.
because they take all impure matters OUT of the
blood. and the body is moi weakened but strength
eued by their operation, for these valuable Pills
do not force, but they assist na,ure, aud are not
opposed, hut harmouize with her.
| The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for %
cts per box, at DR.. B. BrandretlIs Principal Oihce,
24l Broadway New York.
/ ~ beware Of C:ounclfeits!!. The following
ave he only authorized Agents Tor the sale oi the
genuine Brandreth Pills in Fairfield corniy
REIxMuND SON L. BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Clsm'
cut, Royulton, Peter Wespr, Green Castle. Israel
Gregg, Ly,kopohs,J ]. B. Evans, Winchester Peter
Shaver. Oakland, J. II. Sundermaa .9mdndd. D.
Beery, Sugar Grope, AshnauslI " Beery, Bremen,
Cha's G.. Wilson & Co., RusLriiie, Jrsse LeobneI.
tesi R,nheilh, f. Brrck, Carroll. N. J. Bowen.
Pekenngton, Cox & Read, Baltimore, Philip
Ham, PicGSanirius, |. 8. & &. Paddeu, Salem,
Jocoh Iietner, MillcrsporL
! Lancaster March 3, le46 lm43,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Notice.

DY order OF the Directors of the Fairfield coun
Dy Savings Institute, notice is hereby given
to the Stockholders thereof, that an lnstamen
of 40 per cent. upon the Stock is required To be
paid by the 10th day ofAprl next, in addition tc
the 10 per cent paid,
JACOB GREENE, President.
March "a, 1913, 3w46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

IBSIt is not often that we allow ourselves to
speak in praise of any OF the patent medicines of
the day, but owing to the many testimonials Of
praise that we hear daily concerning McAhSters
AN-HeaRng Ointment, we must needs say that
for ourselves we have never used or seen medi'
cine as in name so applicable as this medicine.
1t is indeed truly astonishing to see what virtue
is impaired in so simple, yet powerful a remedy.
For Burns, Bruises, Scalds oil diseases of the
Skin, and Inhamtions, we believe it has no par.
allel.
Call and get Pamphlet in the hands Of Agents.
See advertisement. 2w44.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
POslDOncmenI.

The above sale is postponed ard will occur on
Thursday the 30h day Of March, ls4s, at thJ
place above named
EDWARDS PIERREPoNT. Trustee.
Atarri, q 1919
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Pen KniYcs.

WHO wants a good Pen-Knilel Or where is
w the person that does not, unless il be one,
who is already supplied.-To those that are not
we woud just say aat we are prepared To furnish
BETTER and CHEAPER than any house in Lam
CASTER GATES & COSPER.
Lancaster, October -, l8i7.