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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
In Fairfield Com mon Pleas.
PETITION To SELL Ian

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Teunis p Ashbrook, Guardian of Isaac N. KauI:
man, Elijah d. Kaufman, Catharine kaufman
Joseph d. Kaufman and Nancy Kaufman
EG-parte.
Il N obedience to an order of sale directed to me
from the Court aforesaid at its March Term
l849, | will on Saturday tie 12M day of Mas
neat, before the door of the Court House in said
County, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock p. M. of said day, offer for sale by
public vendue and outcly, three equal undivided
fourth parts Of the following parcels Of Land, sit
uate in Fairfield County, to witt
Frrst-Part of Section No 10, Township No II
Range No II, containing 803 Acres.
SecoRd-Part of the West hulf of Section No
10, Township No II, Range No II, containing SO
Acres.
Third-Part of the Northeast Quarter of Sec.
ton No IS, Township No II, Range No II, con.
tanning 10 Acres and II perches.
F0urth-Part OF the West half of Section No
l3, Township No l5 Range No 10. containing 25
Acres and 3rods-the metes and bounds whereof
are particularly set out in said order Of SALE sub
ject 10 the following incumbrances
FrSt-To the support Of Christian Shickler,
during his lifetime. equal TO three-fourths the in
terest on the sum of 81 1856 Sc, payable annually.
Second-To right of Dover in the whole oil
said premises in favor of Catharine Kaufman,
Widow Of David Kaufman, deceased.
Ihi'd-The right of Dover in favor of Mary
Ann, Widow OF Joseph Kaufman, limited to three
fourths the interest therein, aud lastly subject also
to be taken at the appraisement of three udicious
men after the death Of said Christian Shickler,
by David, Noah Joseph (now deceused) and Sam
ue Kaufman, sons Of David Kaufman, deceased,
on payment to Barbara Splitter or heirs and
Christian Kaufman Or heirs, the amount stipulated
in said David's WILL to-wit: Three-eighths of
$l,856 $4,000 and the residue thereof equally
between all the other heirs. Said interest not to
be sold for less than $3.50 and for cash in hand
TUNIS p. ASHBROoK.
Guardian as aforesaid.
March 30, 1S4O. piS7 Gw47
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

How ro TELL Coon CIDER.-There is an old
Dutchman living in the north Of Vermont, very
famous for having large orchard, and making
good cider. The old fellow is fond of the bever-
age himself, but was never known to offer any to
his neighbors. One evening friend called upon
him, aud hoping to 'hatter' the old man out ola
glass, began to praise his cider. 'Yaas yaas. said
the phegmatic Dutcliman, 4 hash coot citer-
Hans, prins mug The boy fetched the cider
aud handed it to his father, who drank it all at
single pull then turning to his astonished visitor
exclaimed, 'tere, ten-fyou tont tink dat ish goot
otter, chust smell Of de mug
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

MARRYING CoAcHMAN EvIDEEcE OF INsANI-
TY.-The New York Sun says;
"Miss Cruise, who was sent to the insane asylum,
for marrying her fathers gardener, is still there.
The keepers, with the exception of DR.. Earle,
consider her perfectly sane. yet no examination is
made, and the poor girl is kept within the bars
and bolts ofa mad house. She still declares that
she will marry Patterson again when she gets out
--ifShe ever should He has several times at
tempted to see herr but was repused. and threat
ened that he would be shot il he did not keep a.
way. He is an intelligent well educated young
man, whose family is now reduced, but was once
far more wealthy than the Cruses."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

The GRAIN TRADE.-Letters have
been received at Oisego from England,
stating that contracts to some extent had
been made to deliver first qualities Dant-
zic wheat at Liverpool on'the earliest o.
peging this spring oflhe Baltic naviga-
ton at forty shillngs sterling per impe.
rial quarter which brings the price if il
was shipped from New York equal to
IS cents per bushel at New York. Dant.
zic wheat, of the best quality, says the
Oswego Times, may be compared TO oul
very best Genesee wheat.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Select School.

NNHE undersigned respectfully gives notice,
IL that his School is removed to the house
formerly used by the German Reform Church,
on Columbus Street, in which he proposes open
ing good School on Monday Me lGM dag of
april neat.
As his School will contain but limited nun.
ber of pupils, those wishing to send, will do well
in subscribing thereto at their earliest cOnve-
nence, in order to ensure situation for their
children.
Persons from all parts of the town can be ac-
commodated Terms as usual.
NJ. HILL.
N. B. Those indebted for tuition, are notified,
that need the money and cannot wait longer.
Lancaster, March 80. I849. AZ NJ. H.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

EXTRAORDINARY FEAT OF LOFTY TuM-
BLING.-On Sunday week, according to
the New Orleans Bee, Mons Victor Yer.
dale made balloon ascension at that
city. He ascended about a mile, and
horrible TO relate, the balloon exploded,
and precipitated him 10 the earth from a
distance Off 900 feet. and what is more
astonishing. he was not the least injured
The wind being very strong the balloon
was in measure kept up in such man
ner as to break the fall. He lit, too, in d
rose bush.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Ten Dollars,
new ESTABLISHMENT.

A \ entirely new, large aud splendid Stock Vi
IA DRY GOODS, will be opened during the first
week in March, at the
PHILADELPHIA CoNTnd1ssIoN
Wholesale and Retail store.
One door East Of the residence Of the late Gen.
Beecher deed, aud nearly opposite The SwaH
Hotel. Main Street, Laaedstsr, Ohio.
Consisting Of almost every article in the above
line, which will be sold cheaper than the cheapest,
-oE CASE cN1-.
For Gentlemen, have been provided: Cloths,
Cassneres Tweeds. Saitineis Jeans. German
Linen and Drills. Prince Albert aud Napoleon
Cords Denins, Irish Linens, ves,iugs Nankeens.
Georgia Coltons, Cotton Drills and Mixtures. Graz
vais, Suspenders, Umbrellas &c. &c.
Selected rith great care far The Ladies
Silks, Bombaznes, Alpacas. Merinoss- Nous
de Laines. Lawns. Organdies, Plaid Swisses. JAG
comet aud Book MusIins, Balsges, Ginslnms.
Caiicoes. Gloves, Mitts. Hose. Lace Capes aud
Collars Thread Lyle and Iaeouet Lares, Edg-
iugs and lGserings, Linen Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Emb'd Siawls. SIMMER Shaws, Straw aud Flo
renee Braid BuHnets, Bonnet, Cap. Neck aud
Sash Ribbons, Fancy and Mourning Wells, Para
soils Trimmings 0fall sorts. Nc. &c.
There will also he inund at the
FhiLA"SLriA IoH' H'm''sioN sIuh"'
brown ana n'eSc!'d MnstliIs. icKinss'C Checks,
"a o.4Ni2-4 e'eS.lneS' 40 p'aper' dwellings;
NaPk'Hs' Curtam ChIniz, owI'S Muslln Embd
",nao" Cur,anS' nc. &c.
ihtse a,ld lnagnlhceht a'sortincht OF 3'S. 81
ana ID CAhfEllNG.
Looking Glasses, all sizes from small To large,
Oeani7JnI @Pfs'
All which VIII be sold a; prices vastly below
tue usua' rdtes pau pau in ine West'
FOX tAAMPLE'
yards Cinlh ana trimmings Tor - %
lan'nl"ons III Tie same proporiloIl'
VestS-7terms not made public.
good Palm Hat tor .----------- IA cents
good Umbrella tor or-------------dO do
% yards OF Calico inr. --.---- .----.Sl 90
10 do a. Muslin (g"od Hrteie) %
Nous De Lanes (n"'e cois) az ta4 c'st5 yard
Good Cotton Hose Wine Mt 10 ceAs npau.
do do Gloves. while. at 81 do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

ORIGINAL MS. OF WAsHINGroNs FAREWELL -
The original manuscript copy Of this sacred docu'
ment has always been in the possession of D. C.
Claypoole. the first publisher of daily newspa.
per in the United States, who lately died in Phia'
delphia. The seat of government being then in
Philadelphia, Mr., Claypoole printed the address,
and having begged the favor ofGen. Washington
he was permitted 10 retain the manuscript The
whole Of the address is in Washingtons own hand
writing, even the interlineations. Now that Mr.
G. is no more, this farewell address should be pur
chased by the United States.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
CO-Partncrship Notice.

II C. WEAVER has this day connected will
him in the Hardware business, THOMAS
II. WHITE, aud will in future carry ON the same
under the name'and firm Of j. e. WEAVER &
CO.: and would take this method of returning to
the friends his thanks for tue liberal patronage
hitherto extended to him, and by endeavoring TO
please them hope continuance of the same.
t,P@All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me are requested to come forward and settle
their accounts, if notready with the Cash. by note.
The ready John Of course preferred.
j. c. WEAVER
Lancaster, March II, l8l9 46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

AN USKSowN CRY BRoUeHr TO LlGHr,-The
Courier des Etats Unis states that an ancient city
has been accidentally discovered in Asia Minor
situated on the borders of the old kingdoms oil
Pontus, Cappadocia and Galatia. Seven temples
and about two hundred houses have been found
although in partially ruined condition. Dr. Bru
ner. who has visited these structures has not, as
yet been able to find any inscription or bas-reef
that could furnish the least trace to the name OF
history OF this city, situated in the midst of exten.
sive excavations which no traveller las been
known ere now to visit
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
wAletter from Washington in the New YOrl

tgA letter from Washington in the New York
Express, says:
''one of the good stories ofthe day, and most
creditable to the President and administration, is
connected with the application of two midship.
men, dismissed by Mr.. Polk for being engaged in
duel. Tie Secretary of the Navy. in Cabinet
meeting this morning informed the President that
he had read the petition, and considered that the
. midshipmen ought not to be restored. So thought
the Cabinet. al am very glad of it," said the
President "for il the whole Cabinet had though
otherwise, l would not have consented to reap
point these gentlemen. hate fighting. l hate
wars. aud will have no duelins men about mei il
l can help it,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

THE PEOPLE OF MICHIGAN do not like the idea
of reciprocal trade between the United States and
Canada. Notice has been given in the Legislature
Of an intention 10 bring in a joint resolution in
structing the Michigan Senators aud Members
ofCOngress to oppose the'possage ofsuch bill as
has been before Congress during the past session.
1t is urged in support of such step that such a
privilege to the Canadians would be suicidal to
the interests Of Michigan.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Valuable Farm for sale.

EY virtue ofa power invested in IA. as Execl.
} tors of tile Estate Of Ge rye StolLz, sen. de-
coased, by bis vii, ~ viii sell. at private sale,
the valuable Farm OF said deceused. lying one
mile north Of Rushvi!Ie, On the road leading To
Millersport.
Said farm contains 1873 Acres Of excellent laud,
about 80 Acres cleared. Upon itare large frame
burn, dwelling house. Cuihouses and a good
yonns orchard Of the bs-t srniied iruit trees
We will sell tire above valuable property upon
the terms ofOne-lhird IN hand, aud the baanco in
two equal annual payments.
For further inIornation.inqu Of GeorgeStotz.
Jr.. living wear East Rn.hvllle.
GEORGE STOLTZ. Jr
NATHANIEL SToLTZ, { 1'@e 'o'S'
Rushyille, December g., l848 3in3J
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
NEW GOODs.NEW GOODS.
JULIAN & ULRrCY

"IOULD respectfully announce 10 the eiti-
w zens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties.
that they are now opening at the store room form
erly occupied by Kramer a. Cor, and directly op-
Poslte the Taiimadge HoHse, large and well
selected
SPO0E OE G00DSa
which they are determined to sell rs cheap dor
cash or prOduce) as any other house in Ohio.
They respectfully invite purchasers Ia call aud
examine their stock as they feel assured il is suc
cannot fail to render eniire satisfaction. It con
sists 10 part nr the following:
For Tie Ladirs-1'hey have a maguifcant as
sorinient Of DRESS GOODS Of all qualities niil
prices; Bonneis. Ribbons Flowers. Parnsols
Sbawls. Scarls Hosiery. &c. Also very arg,
lot Of CALlCOES. ut almost any price.
For he Gentiemen-They have good selec
ton Of Cloths. Cassimeres Saliinets, Tweeds and
Jeans, Summer Wear Of all descriptions Hats aud
Caps Boots md Shoes of all SORTS and sizes. The,
have constantly on hand good supply Of GRO
CERES. Dye-Sfg6s. QHctns- Ware, DC. Also
Il very superior article Of COUeriet. CGrlef ana
Cotton YarHs, Batting. UiekiRg, &c. Sc.
Wheat. Rye, Corn anil Oats fpI
which tile highest market price will be paid in
CASH. All kinds Of trade taken in exchange
for Goods.
Lancaster, March lG. 1919. d
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

italian TRIooLoR,-By decree Of the Pro.
visional Government Of Rome. the Italian colors-
green, red and white--are ndopied for the army
of the ROman Republic. The name of the Pope
is suppressed in oil public documents and judicnI
sentences, aud the Roman Republic substi luted in
stead.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Notice.

WYE have this day, sold to &. 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 so liberal extended to us during the
short time we were engaged i'll business.
Persons indebted to us by note or book account
will he expected to call aud make immediate
payment. JOHN EFFlNGER Il co.
Lancaster, March /, l8I0. As
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

DIR. Rogers Compound Syrup of Liver~
wort and Tar.-such has been the with which
this Invaluable remedy in PULMONARY and all se'
we're Coughs and Colds tending to permanent Pulmonary
Affections particularly in and about Cincinnati when il
was first introduced and finally through the whole State,
that Physicians and all others when it has been tried,
unite in prescribing the efficient remedy in those
alarming cases
Sec Advertisement in another column, and get ranph,
let Of the Agents
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
OVM@N@NGo

MARaIED-In Delaware Ohio. on the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Il. Yocum. Mr.. JOHN w. AIS
PAUGH. of Baltimore, Ohio, and Miss MARY
JANE REEDER. of Delaware -Olentangy Gaz.
On the 25th inst, by the Rev Granville Moody,
ELIZABETH HALL, all Of Bern Township
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

SA Mr.. Entz, of Wisconsin, is devoting him
self to the tanning Of otters muskrats, &C.. on the
principle that the fur plucked from the living ami
NAL is superior to that taken from the dead He has
already been successful in tanning an otter, and
verified the fact, and has also discovered that the
tame otter yields two crops of fura year.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

THaEE PIcrCREs-A convict was recently
sent to the Massachusetts Penitentiary for the
crime Of theft committed while intoxicated. On
the walls of his cell were found many designs.
done with charcoal, and among them were three
portraits, which are thus described:
"The first figure of this group is that off bright
boy, with his hoop in one hand. and the driving
stick in the other chldishly, iunocently, and
happily pursuing the sport of youth, without a
care or thought the distant tuture.-The next
figure is that of young man, whose excellent
form, neat attire, and intelligent countenance be-
spoke one who might command the attention OF
the wise and good The last figure is that of
person shabbily dressed. with hair uncombed,
standing behind the grated door of prisons cell
Directly over the second figure were the words,
What once scas!" and over the last figure,
WHAT Rou am!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
By Teiegraph-F0r The Ohio State Journal.
From the Passes--Sufrering and Loss of
Coli Fremont and his Party
CINCINNATI, March 81

Dates from Santa Fe to the Cd February
contain letter dated at Taos, which rep
resents the winter in the Sierra Naveda
as very severe. Mr.. Fremont, while pas.
sing through the mountains gorges lost
one hudred and thirty mules in one night
and subsequent reports states that all the
party except Fremont himself, were de.
stroyed. He was badly frost bitten, and
the suferngs of the party were very
great, they having been forced 10 feed
upon each other.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

The NUMBER OF MoRMoxs now in Iowa is a.
bout $4,000, chiefly settled at three different
points. At Salt Lake, in California, between the
Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada, are a.
bout 900 more. 1t is the intention Of the for.
mer, as soon as they are able to join their breth-
rem in California. These $4,000 are about all the
Mormons west of the Mississippi.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

Loss OF SIoHr AND SPEEcH.-The Captain oil
trading vessel having some contraband goods on
board, which he wished to land, said to custom
house officer whom he knew, "If was to put a
hall eagle piece upon each ofyour eyes, could you
seel" The answer was-"No, and il l had an-
other upon my mouth, | could not speak"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

Hon. ANDREW STEWART, the Intelligencer
states, before the members OF the Cabinet were
designated, peremptoriy declined being consid-
cred as candidate for any Office in the gift ofthe
administration
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

FRENCH CoMMUSIsTs GoISe WEsr.-Mons
Cabet, the celebrated French communist will
three hundred and sixty of his followers, and 81
tons of freight theirproperty, arrived St. Loui,
on the 10th inst from New Orleans. They'are
bound for Fort Madison, Iowa.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
G. y. Defcmbaugh's Estate.

ONthe 18th day of March, A. d. l849, the
" Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield county
Ohio, declared the Estate of GEORGE s. DEFES.
DAUGH, insolvent, Creditors are therefore re.
quired to present their claims against said Estate
To the undersigned for allowance within month,
from the l4th day of March, lS49, Or they will
not be entitled to payment
CALEB HEDGES, Executor
Of Me Estate Of George S. Dctcnbaugh, dec'd
March 16, l849. 4wi5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Ambrose CLIPS Estate.

NoTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
lstralor of the Estate of AMBROSE Gill, deceased
late of Fairfield County, Ohio, All persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
TO present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date, aud those indebted TO nuke
immediate paymentto
JACOB KETNER. AdmIor.
March 80, l849 4w47'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Window Glass
Estate orr. M. AimswOrth.

GtREDITORS of said Estate arc hereby notified
Y 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-
sonied by that day nr remain forever barred.
WILLIAM SLADE. Jr.. AdmLor
OChc Estate Of K N. Aias~orth. decrased.
March lG, l34g. a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

TOn the right sits Mr.. WHIrNAS, ofFairield
Tall and slim, with hair falling over his shoulders
he is decidedly the lion OF the Senate. Guernsey
Je6ersoniGn.
Ifthe old fable be true it is not the first time that
the Jackass has deceived his brethren by assum'
ing the Lions appearance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Corporation Election.

VNHE qualified Electors, resident within the
i Incorporated limits Of the town Of Lancas.
ter. are hereby notified 70 assemble at the Town
Hall. in SAID town on Monday ne l6th dag oj
april neat, ami when mot proceed according "a
law 10 elect NINE TRUSTEES and MARSHAL
for the ensuing year.
Also two members Of the BOARD or EDU
CATION. to be voted for by voters residing
uOrtL of Main Street
GEORGE SANDERSON, Presideat T. c.
Lancaster, March 30. l348. SWAT
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

POSTAGE ON TRANSIENT NEwsPAPERs'-We
find the following paragraph in the instructions
recently issued by P. M. Gen.l CoLLAMER.
"Transient newspapers (thatis, papers not sent
from the office Of publication) will hereafter be
subject in virtue Of the act aforesaid to the gen.
eral newspaper postage rate only; thats, one cent
for any distance in the same State, and Que and n
half cent for any distance exceeding 100 miles.
where the newspaper is sent from one State into
another. But postage on such newspapers in all
cases TO be prepaid, as heretofore"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Township Election.

To the voters of Hooking Township, offer my.
self a Candidate for the office of TOWNSHIP
CLERK, and if elected will discharge the duties
OF the Office to the best OF my ability.
NJ HILL.
Lancaster, March 80, 1840
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30

STAGEIRouTE TO CALIFoRNIA.-A line of stages
has been established between Vera Cruz and the
Pacific coast which will furnish regular and
speedy communication for passengers for Cali.
fornia. The line is furnished with superior A.
merican postcoaches, ahd the best horses the
country will afford. The road runs through the
principal cities in Mexico, and where good accom-
modations can always be obtained. The distance
is about eight hundred miles, which is accomplish.
ed in eleven days-the entire expenses is in the
neighborhood Ofone hundred and sixty dollars. to
San Bias or Mazatan, where shipping can be
found 10 San Francisco.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
PITTSBURGH, March 26.

The steam boilers in batting factory
in this city exploded to-day, killing FIVE
men, and destroying fifty buildings by fire
that originated from the explosion.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
a fine Farm for Sale.

IN HE subscribers are authorized 10 sell upon
- accommodating terms as To payments. the
large and valuable impruved Farm consisting OF
3S1 ACRES, known as the Smith Farm; and
lying on the Newark Road in Pleasant township,
about 3 miles north of Lancaster
Persons desirous uFexamining the premises may
call on Robert Smith. who resides upon them;
and for further details to either of the subscribers
in lancaster. JAMES WHITE.
JOHN T. BRAZEE.
Juy Z l848 off
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
SherIH's Sale.

George Allen,
as , IN PARTITION.
Gustavus V. Allen. ct ais.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale 10 me directed
I'D from the Court of Common Pleas for Fair
field County, Ohio, will expose 10 sale by pub
lie vendue and outcry, at the door oI the Conr
House in said County. on Monday Tie 23d day q
AprH ncSt, between the hours often o clock A. NJ
and four o'clock, p. NJ of said day, the follow
ing described Lands aud Tenenents. to-wit: l27
Acres of Land, constituting the farm in Green
field Township, in said County Of Fairfield. o
which Owen Allen on the 5tll day of August, l848
died seized and possessed.
Terms Of Sale-One-third the purchase none,
to be paid in hand one-third in one year and the
residue in two years with interest on deferred
payments from day of sale. Appraised at $25 PEI
Acre. OLIVER H. PERRY, Sheriff.
March 90. 1849. 1850 jw46
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
EQk sALE sc EENT.
Iron ntld Steel.

koAA Tons of fassorted lron Cast, Shear, Ger.
OV man, Blister and Spring Steel for sale by
JOHN C. WEAVER.
Lancaster, Dec. |, '43 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-30
Road Notice.

TgNHERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Columbus, Winchester, Jefferson and
Carroll Road Company, held at the house OF Peter
Krugg in Winchester, on Saturday the 2lst day
of April nert, for the purpose OF completing the
organization Of said Company by electing Pre-
stent and other officers thereol-otller business
of importance to the company will also be trans
acted. A full attendance OF the Stockholders is
desired.
March 90, l849. 3w46