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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

gtY virtue Of = power invested in ms. as Execu-
Z } tors OF the Esytc OF George Stoltz, sen. de-
ceased, by his Will we viii sell. al private sale,
the valuable Farm oil said deceased. lying one
mile north OF Nashville, on the road leading to
Millersport.
Said Grm contains 1873 Acres of excellent land.
about 80 Acres cleared. Upon it are a large frame
barn. a dwelling house, out-houses and good
young orchard OF the best grated fruit trees
We will sell the above valuable pruperty upon
the terms of one.thrd in hand, and the balance in
two equal annual payments.
For further iniormation,in OF GeorgeStoltz
Jr., living near East Rushve.
GEORGE STOLTZ, Jr. }r,,
tI. NATHANIEL STOLTZ, A1Ae ''''''
Rushvie, December %, l848 3m33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

New PHRASE IN TELEaRAPHING.--The other
morning couple ofiadies called at the telegraph
Office in Pittsburgh and enqnired for gentle
man, who was supposed to be in the receivers
room. The office stepped into the room, made
eng uiry, and upon his return the ladies were mis-
sing. He thought he cspied something out o
place, and upon examining the unusual appear
ance, he discovered that he was Sin for it." as
NOSE is in the "Glance at New York"-a baby
had been left on his hands.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
California Gold.

NROM tie TACT that Gold is found 10 great abun-
n dance IN California aud as il is fast finding
It's way amongst US, it would appear wise on .ne
part oi our Merchants and traders. 10 be looking
out for themselves desirable locations at this time,
as the sllken net purses Of our farmers and Ne.
clanics in all probability, will be soon filed with
the shining yellow Boys
The question naturally arises " here can each of
us locate ourselves in trade 80 that our interests in
all respects. will best be securedl-I wond an
swer that LihopOlis, Fairfield County, can fur.
nish al least two comfortable we'll finished Store
Houses, 10 any who wish to avail themselves of
this opening, at this time. for trade It is not
perhaps saying too much that there is not in this
or any ofthe adjoining counties. ut this time
more desirable point trade. We have a nour-
shing village, surrounded by dense population
of thriving farmers, who will bring in their gold.
en- treasures to this place for trade. We have
but two Dry Good Houses now in operation at
this time. We have Numbered as high Us six
Stores in this place.
For the further information of any who NAV lie
desirous Of securing location in all respects de-
sirable, would remark: first, we have as healthy
village as any perhaps III the State OF Ohio. We
have two comfortable Brick Churches. Metho-
dist aud Presbyterian, and large Academy, re-
Gently erected and the School in full progress un-
der the supernendance Of one of our most expe-
rienced aud distinguished teachers, DR.. JoHx
WILLIAMS, late Of the Greenfield Academy. We
have in great measure all the advantages of the
Canal without its disadvantages. such as Chills
and Fevers, &c, being about two miles Distant
We are also di' tant from Columbus. Lancaster aud
Circleville, about equal distance, 15 miles, and
midway between Lancaster aud Columbus-giv-
ing us fine scope of territory 10 operate on We
have at this time through tile enterprise Of d.
TALLMADGE, Esq, daily four horse coach run
ming through our village. We have two Hotels,
together with almost all OF the different mechan-
icaI branches carried on in the village.
There are rooms attached to one of the Store
Houses, which will accommodate small family
comfortably, with an excellent Spring of Water
on the same lot now occupied by DR., G. w. Defiie-
baughas a Grocery and Provision Store. Let me
say Ia all who wish 10 commence business or 10
any who at this time have on hand fair Stock ol
Merchandise, well assorted, either of Dry Goods
Hardware. Groceries, &c, combined, or Gro.
Gerry and Provision Store. that Liihopolis is the
place where you can, with proper industry accu-
mulale the Gold or its equivalent as fast, perhaps
as in California. There is a fair chance at this
| time at least-call and see.
| For further particulars concerning the buildings
call on the subscriber. LEWIS HUBER.
| LithopOlis. March g. 1919. 44u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Gold. or rs Good.

A 7 recent meeting of the 'PLEAsAsrviLLE
N HORSE THIEF DETECTING SOCIETY there
was IA resolution passed to have their Constitution
revised, and to have full meeting of the mem.
bers ofthe Society present 1t was unanimously
agreed that notice ola meeting be published in
both the Lancaster papers (hree inseItions) to be
held in the town Of PLEASANTVILLE on
Wednesday cveHiRg, 2lSt March. Now, every
member to your post, and all others that are in
favor having their horses protected from thieves
Come Democrats, Wings and Free Soilers, let us
join together and hurl horse thieves from our
county.
Feb. II, 1919. 3wI3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
G. =. Dcfcnbaugh,s Estate.

ON the 14th day of March, A. D. 1849. the
" Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfield county,
Ohio declared the Estate of GEORGE s. DEEPEN
BAUGH, insolvent, Creditors are therefore re-
quired TO present their Claims against said Estate
to the undersigned for allowance, within months
from the l1th day OF March, I840, or they will
not be entitled to payment
t.i pu4.. CALEB HEDGES, Egecutor
Of The Estate Of George s. Dctcnbaugh, decd
March Is, l849. ., 4w45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

EYGass Milk Pans are coming into use in
England and are there considered much prefer
rable to any other. lfthe milk becomes acid in
a wooden pan, the wood absorbs portion OF the
acid, and must in some degree, affect the fresh
milk the following day. In an earIhen or tin pan
any acidity in the milk will be in some degree in
juriousy affected. The glass pan is entirely ex
empt from any of these effects, and hence Its val
ue. The subject is well worth the attention o.
both our farmers and glass Manufacturers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Lumber & Esroom-gHandles.

& HE subscriber has oa hand a large lot Of
IF0ssHi, Wild Cherry and al other kinds
Of Logswhich viii be sawed to suit the purchaser,
nFon the sAprtest notice, ias0 any description Of
Lumber.
The subscriber has also lot Of Eroom- HdndIes
on haad. and ready 10 make to order, upon short
notice any number, Of Hs best rood.
The mill is situated six miles northwest Of Ism
caster and two miles sssth Of Carroll. Letters
can be addressed, postpaid. to tho subscriber,
Lancaster JOHN 5. SNYDER.
February Q. l34s. 40
Herald, Circleville publish tie above 8 months
aud charge this Office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
NOlice.

WE have this day sold to G. II, LITTLE
w CHARLES and SAMUEL DREsBAcH, our en-.
tire Stock of Goods We would solicit for the
new firm from our friends and customers the pa.
tronage they 50 liberal extended to us during the
short time we were engaged in business.
Persons indebted to us by note or book account
will be expected to call aud make immediate
payment JOHN EFFlNGER 81 co.
Lancaster March |, l849. . As
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Notice.

ENIlE late Co-Partnership in the Tin and Cop
Il persinithing business, between Benjamin
Comnell aud Juhn Work under the firm OF John
Work IL Co. Is dissolved. The business will ia
future, until tie same can be wound up, be con-
Quoted by Joseph Work, Assignee, &c, by whom
all orders in said line of business will be filed
aud ail calls of customers attended 10 as heretofore
All persons indebted to said dissolved Co-Part.
nership are requested To make settlement with
and payment 10 said Assignee.
JOHN WORK,
b. CONNELL.
Lancaster, February %, l849 3w42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

BTAmong the acts passed, and therefore be
come laws Of the present Congress, we see with
pleasure, one approved on the oath inst, giving
fire gears half pay to the widows and orphans oi
every officer, non-commissioned officer, and pri-
vate, who served during the late war with MeIi,
co and was honorably discharged, or continued
in service to the time of his death, and whose
death was in consequence of wounds received. or
"disease contracted within the line ofduty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

UWe call the attention Of our Sugar Grove
friends to the fact that some of their leaders, in
this place. are anxiously waiting for little more
public opinion" ltis thought that our mem.
bers will vote for an adjournment before Chase's
billbecemes a law. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

WAsHINaroH GossIP.-We select the following
items from several Washington letters. in the
Baltimore Sun, dated on the Goth ult
Gen. Taylor intends to refer all applicants for
Office to the heads of the proper departments.
He says, openly. that he will hold his Cabinet re-
sponsible to him, and that their assistants will be
responsible to them. They will, ofcourSe, there.
fore be permitted to select their own assistants
The General has also, in conversation, said e.
nough to show that he will authorize many reno
vals not on party ground but on the score Of char
actcr and qualifications.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

EYrGen. Persfer F.. Smith, the Governor Of
California has notified the Consul at Panama, that
he shall arrest, on his arrival at California, all per-
sons engaged in digging gold, who are not citi-
zens Of the United Stntes as trespassers on the
public lands, and punish them with fine and i'm
nrisonment
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Patent Corn Planter.

ID BABCOCK. Jun.-Woud coll the attention
. Of Farmers and Mecbrnics 10 KlLBURN'S
PATENT CORN PLANTER This machine is
very simple and cheop-ii will plant in hills at
any distance required aud work with such precis.
sion that not hill will be missed in an acre A
boy witL this machine aud horse viii plant more
Corn nnd do il much better, lbau five nlen eau by
hand.
Mr.. =. Has few Comfy rights to sell in this
State aud six Counties IN lndiana.
Mr.. Z. BAgcOcK. Jun.-Dear Sir:-I willingly
comply with ynur request in note daIed July 30.
and say that my auticpatiOns We're mnre than real
lied IN Kllburn's Patent Corn Planter, which
bought of you in March last, il far exceed. any
Corn Planter for simplicity Of arrangement, and
answers the purpose ior which il wis invented.
ceerlully recommend it to the farming commu-
nity. J. VI. SHERWOOD.
Auburn September 4, l348.
Mr.. BABcocK may he found at tue TaiImadge
House where a model may he seeu aud IN few
days he will have large machine ready Tor ex.
bibition.
Lancaster February %. I849 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Window GLASS

SUPERIOR QUALITY, choice city brands at
~ Pittsburgh prices, in large or small lots to
suit purchasers.
Merchants will do well to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
NJ Z. KREIDER.
Lancaster. March l6 1910 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
OBITUARY.

eldest daughter Of Philip and Anna Eliza Bope,
aged l2 years, months and 10 days.
"Lke low'ret of summer, she witherd aid died,
In the sprngtime Of beauty, Of youth and of pride;
In the freshness Of hope she horne to her tomb,
And the home Of her kindred Is sadow'd with gloom"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

LTA man in Dayton promised another man of
tippling habits that If he would reform aud be
steady for two years, he would give him suit Of
clothes worth $4,000. The tipler took him at
his word, reformed, was as sober as nudge, aud
tho other day, the two years having expired, de-
manded the clothes. The philanhropist refused
to pay. he was sued and the reformed recovered
a verdict for the fifty on Tuesday last.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Amos ESice,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 4th day
IN ofMarch, A. d. l849, the Court of Common
Pleas OF Fairfield County, Ohio, declared the Es.
tate Of Amos RICE, insovent. Creditors are there
fore required to present their claims against said
Estate To the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the l4th day of March, lS49, or
they will not be entitled to payment.
CALEB HEDGES, Executor
OF The Estate Of Amos Rice, deceased.
March l6, l349. W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
WEEKLY GOSSIP.

R-The Zanesville Courier says;-"We un.
derstand that the project entertninined by some
OF our citizens, of going into the manufacture Of
WOolen goods here at an early day. We shall
take pleasure in chronicling the commencement
Of operations.n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

INsuRREcrIoN IN BRAAL.-Pernambuco dates
Of the llth January bring intelligence that ban
OF insurgents were organizing to overthrow the
government, and establish Republic. skir
mish had taken place, in which the government
troops proved victorious.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Nicholas sidner,s Estate.

TNHOSE interested will take notice. that the
i subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator with the will annexed of the
Estate OF NICHOLAS SIDSER, deceased, late Of
Clearcreek Township. Fairfield county. Ohio.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adm'tOr.
February 90, lS49. 4w42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

wThe rate Of a single letter from New York
to London will, in future, be "a cents, made up
as follows: United States inland postage cts, sea
postage l6 cents, British inland postage cents.
Total "a cents. Newspapers cents each in ad'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

GEN. TAYLoR's IDEA or CoSoREssIoSAL Re
sPoSnBlLIrr.- The Washington Wing alludes to
the fact that on tho last night Of the session. the
General Appropriation bill came near being lost
and says:
sit is suspected that the oPposers Of the bill
desired to kill it, in order to force an extra ses-
sion. When this idea was broached to General
Taylor, we learn that it gave him not tho slight.
ost uneasness. lie remarked that the Legislature
had supreme control over the subject that if it
did not pass the Appropriation bill, he should on.
ly be obliged to put the Executive Government
on short ailOwanee; and that il came to this, it
used to short allowances"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

THE CHoLERA.-The Cholera has again made
its appearance in New Orleans. in Madison and
many other places along the River. 1t has also
increased in violence in England and Scotland A
ship from Liverpool lost so passengers during her
trip across the Atlantic.
The dread disease has not yet spent its force,
and it may be well for every person 10 be on his
guard
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
SheriT's sale.
Sophiah Cochran,
pA I'm PARTITION.

SOphiah Cochran,
PIN IAhIIIION.
Susan Denton, et ais.
DYvirtue ian order Of sale to me directed from
DrheCourt of Common Pleas for Fairfield couu
ty, Ohio, twill offer aud expose to sale by public
veudue and cutlery before the door Of the Court
House IN said Comfy, on Saturday The 24h day
Of March nezt, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. VI. aud O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day. the follow.
ing described Lands aud Tenrments, to-wii: Part
Of Lot No 6, Of the Town OF Lancaster, Ohio,
beginning At the Northwest corner Of said Lot
No 6; thence East l24 feet; thence South l82
feet; thence West l24 feet; thence North 1872
feet 10 the place Of beginning, with all the I'M
pruvcmens subject to the incnmbernnce Of Dow
er therein. AZ has been assigned TO Susan Denton,
wife Of Philip ID. Denton, deceased.
Terms Of Saie.--One-,lird the purchase mo-
Gey 10 lee paid in haud one-thrd in one year and
One-iaird in two years, with interest on deferred
pay lnents from day Of sale. Appraised at $1,000
OLIVER II. PERRY, Sheriff, +. c
February %. l8i9 piss 5w49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

SHIPPISa CANDLEs!-The Locofoco Sergeant
alarms oftie Senate Mr.. Arnold, has been de-
tected ia shipping to his residence, at Mansfield,
boxes of partially consumed sperm candles, be-
longing to the State He had an idea OF giving
them little light in benighted Richland. The
love ola Locofoco for the perquisites seems like
second nature. The Wings have blocked this
game for a few years; but as soon as LocofocOism
gets into power, old practices are resumed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

A N entirely new, large and splendid Stock Of
EA DRY GOODS, will be opened during the first
week in March, at the
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION
Wholesale and Retail Store.
One door East Of The residence Of Me late Gen.
Beccher dec'd, and nearly opposite Tie SwdH
Hotel, Main Street, lancaster, Ohio.
Consisting Of almost every article in the above
line which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest
FOR CASE ONLY.
For Gentlemen, have been providcd Cloths
Cassimeres. Tweeds, Sattinets. Jeans. German
Linen and Drills, Prince Albert and Napoleon
Cords, Denms, Irish Linens, Vestings, Nankeens
Georgia Coltons, Cotton Drills and Mixtures Cla.
vats, Suspenders, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
Selected pih great care for The Ladies'.
Silks, Bombaznes, Alpacas, Merinoes, Nous
de LANES Lawns, Organdies, Plaid Swisses, Jac.
comet and Book NIuslins, Baleges, Ginghams
Ca!icoes, Gloves, Mitts, Hose, Lace Capes and
Collars, Thread, Lyle and JacOnet LaCes, Edg
ings and lnserings, Linen Handkerchief, Fancy
Embd Shawls, Summer Shawls Straw and Flo
renee Braid Bonnets, Bonnet, Cap Neck and
Sash Ribbons, Fancy and Mourning Veils Para.
soils, Trimmings ofall Sorts &c. &c.
There will also be found at the
PHILADELPHIA COMMISSION STORE,
Brown and Bleached Muslins, ,Tickings, Checks.
5-4, 6-4&12.4 Sheeiings, Table Diaper, Towelings.
Napkins, Curtain Chintz, Swiss Muslin Emb'd
| Window Curtains, sc. &C.
large and magnificent assortment of 5.8, 3.4
and Al CARPETING.
Looking Glasses all sizes from small to large,
beautiful styles,
All ofwhich will be sold a; prices, vastly below
the usual rates paid in the west
| FOR EXAMPLE.
2 yards Cloth and Trimmings for So SO
Panaloons in the same proportion.
Vests--terms not made public.
good Palm Hat for 125 cents
A good Umbrella for do
25 yards of Calico for. 90
I6 do 4-4 Muslin (good artcle).. Il 90
Nous de LANES (mode col's) at lSa cts 99 yard
Good Cotton Hose, white, at 10 cents pair.
do do Gloves. white, at Ct do
White Cotton Caps. three for ftp.
Linen Handkerch'fs (all Linen) for 10 cts each
Straw Bonnets, fashionable shape for so cents
Florence Braid Bonnets, do do 81 25
Ribbons TO trim in proportion
Parasolets for Misses, at the low price of 2j cts
ParasOls for Ladies ut ..---- .621 cents each
French Lawns Beautifully at l25 cents " yard
| ALPACAS, lower than ever were seen in this
market. All other goods to correspond
The business at this new and extensive Dry
Goods establishment will be conducted on the
following terms:
FirsL-Goods will be sold for CASH ONLY
hence customers may expect far greater bargains
than under the old system.
Second-The Goods will be marked in plain
figures, at their lowest possible rates aud the pri
ces will be the same to all persons. The chilC
will be as certain to get the value OF his or he
money as the parent.
Third-This large establishment will doan ex
elusive Dry Goods business. dealing in no Hard
ouesnsware, no Groceries. no Boots
&c. &C. Believing that ever,
gouraged in persuing his owl
business not opposed
cheap establishment-grea
be given.
can be furnished Goods o
sir advantage.
kch 2, 1S4e. 40
SAndf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

NEw GooDs.-Our young friends, Messrs. Ju'
'iau g. Ulrck, it will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, are opening their new Stock
Of Goods. We bespeak for them a liberal share
OF public patronage.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Estate orr. nj. AinswOrth.

CNREDITORS of said Estate are hereby notified
~ that the Court of Common Pleas have ex.
tended the time for the presentation of claims to
the 18th Of April next. All claims must be pre-
sented by that day or remain forever barred
WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., Admtor
Of The Estate Of z M. AinspOrth, deceased
March l6, l840 AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all whom it may
| Y concern, that Jesse B. Hart for the Use of
John Reber, on the oath day of January, instant
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas Of Fair
field County, a writ of Foreign Attachment against
the Goods, Chattels, Rights, Credits, Monies and
Effects and Lands aud Tenemeuts of the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, for Nine
Hundred Dollars damages writ has been
served and returned.
Dated this Goth day of January, A. D. l849.
A,test-J0EL RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
February 9, l8ia 6w40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
In Fairlield common Pleas,

lhomas wright et 0H. H-
UDY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
Id from the Court of Common Pleas for Fair.
field County Ohio, will proceed on -..
Saturday the I4th day of April next,
betweent the hours often o'clock. A. NJ. and two
o'clock, P NJ at the door of the Court House in
Lancaster, TO offer and expose to sale at public
vendue, the following described lands situate in
said county, to.wit: ...r ..a i
A part Of Section No. 3. Township No, IA,
Range No. 10, known and designated lis begin
ming at the Northern boundary line of said Sec
ton, at the Northwest corner of the tract OF Land
Of 200 acres sold by William Crooks, Sheriff,
january 80, 1924, TO Frederick Stoneburner;
thence South with Stoneburner's line 500 poles to
the Southern boundary line OF said Section thence
West 100 poles; thence North 800 poles 10 the
Northern boundary OF said Section; thence East
100 poles to the place OF beginning, and being the
same land purchased by John Baldwinat Sheriffs
sale in the case OF the Bunk Of Chillicothe, VS..
Daniel and Jacob Van Meter and Peter Reber and
conveyed by Silas Tam, Sheriff, by his deed
bearing date June 81, 1885, containing 200 acres.
Also part OF Section No 5, Township No. Ia
Range No. 10. designated as beginning at the
Northeast corner Of said Section; thence West
along the Section line chains and 6 links; thence
North, variation so degrees West 80 Chains and
90 links; thence East chains aud links to
stone on the Section line; thence North with the
Section line to the place OF beginning, estimated
to contain 80 acres.
The first named tract is appraised at $33 pei
acre, and the second tract at $40 per acre, and will
be sold ut not less than wothirds of their apprais
ed value. ..fffE
This tract is situated about three miles east o
Lancaster on the Turnpike Road and is II supe
rior body ofland-the thirty acres is very well
wooded lot,
Terms of Sale,-One-third i'll hand and the
balance in two equal payments at one aud two
years. with interest from the day Of sale.
p. B. EWING. administrator
Oftks Estate Of Rachel Wright, deceased
! March l6, 1849. pf$6 5w45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16

A NEw FEATURE IN LAWN the New Jer
sey Legislature a supplement to the act regula-
ting the practice of theaw has pnssed the House,
the principle feature of which is that parties in a
suit may call upon their adversaries in the same
suit to give testimony. arsI ,it.s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-16
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE SITUATION, consisting
IA Of Ten ACRES Of LAND and good frame
House, Kitchen, Blacksmith Shop aud other out
Buildings. Also, fine young Orchard of choice
selections, abundance OF Cherry and Peach Trees
There is 10 Acres adjoining said lot for sale, five
miles from Lancaster, on the old Marietta Road,
Bern township. Apply to the subscriber on the
premises Or Benjamin Lower.
THOMAS b. SELDERS.
January o. l8I0 33