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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

The ADMINISTRATION AND THE New York Ar
roINrMENrs The course pursued by the admins.
tration, in regard to thesNew York appointments, is
such as must be warmly commended by all the
friends and supporters of General Taylor and his
cabinet 1t was manly and independent course,
and shows conclusively that the administration
will not submit TO the dctation Of cliques or cote
RES OF would-be great men. This has been
efecualy proved to the satisfaction ofthose clques,
as the authorities of New York have proved to the
riotously disposed that they cannot with impunity
disturb the peace of the city-that there is power
superior to them and capable of controlling them.
No sooner was the election of General Taylor
certain than the different agents and organs of
the rival cliques into which the wing party in New
York is divided, busily and industrously engaged
themselves in connecting plans and schemes to
secure the New York appointments to their
respective favortes, with the view of strengthen
ing their influence by the patronage which would,
in case of success, be thrown into their hands.
They plotted and counter-p plotted, pulled hither
and thither, and actually went far, in the
end, as to dictate to the new President
who should be appointed, and threatened to
Tylerise the administration in case their be-
hests not complied with. General Taylor,
however, with that frmness and fortitude which
characterized his whole career in the late war
with Mexico was equal to the emergency. He
quietly listened to the abuse which each clique
poured ont the other treated the dictatorial and
denunciatory tone assumed by their organs with
contempt, and then made up his mind to pursue
his own course. That course is now well known.
lie took the great bone of contention, the Col
lecorship of this port, from both cliques, and gave
it to third party, whose name had scarcely been
alluded to even in connection with it. For this
manly and independent course, Gen. Taylor and his
cabinet deserve the thanks of the community; and
if the future dispensation of patronage be charac
terzed by the same spirit, it will give unalloyed
pleasure to their supporters throughout the country
And what say those cliques and their organs,
now that all their dictation and denuncation have
been treated SO properly by the administration!
| They mute mice, and dare not utter
word in disapprobation of the policy pursued by
the President and the cabinet. We hope the
lesson thus taught them will not be forgotten in
hurry; and that it will act as warning to other
clques, not to attempt to dictate to an indie
pendent President what man he shall appoint to
office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
Court Calendar for r,,,. ~.

CtRo,,1 CorRT.-Ssmc as yesterday
toM@om PisAs.-trst part, LOT, 1l3 T. o. 125 I2T 100
ltG. l9e, 800, 2o2. "a ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

IN English Imperial three ply double superfpe and common
ingram and enetian Carpeting, Floor OIL Cloths to fee
wide eeasfu Hearth Rugs Window Shades &c. have only
20 vat me o cheapest caIpst Eabshment IN the United
secure bargains daily The motto is profits quick
sail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
Movements OF IndIvid nal .


The Hon. VIM. Rivcs, of Virginia, and family, ar
rived in Boston on Saturday, and took apartments at
the Revere House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

Cholera Among the California EmIgrants,
on the Plain s-Incrcase OF the Disease mt
st. LOuls-Lctter from California, sc.
ST.. LOUIS May Is, 1S49
We learn from the Plains that many California emf.
grants are dying of the cholera, on the way.
Moses Harris, a far-famed mountain-guide, died at
independence, short time since, of cholera.
The number Of deaths in this city, during the week
ending yesterday, 273; Of which 1913 were by choc
ra. The plague is increasing.
Missourian in California writes (Fcb. p that the
accounts Of the gold region that have boon published
fall far short of the truththa the precious metal is
inc xhaustiblc
Michael Cerrc (whig) yesterday elected Clerk OF
the Circuit Court Of this county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

TO call tho attention Of the public to the
tuildpglots by Anthony Blocker this day o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange The lots
and Forty eighth streets the Eleventh the Hud-
son River. The sale will be peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
Heavy Storm mt the East.

BosroN, May 15-6PM.
The notheast storm Of Sunday very at the
eastward and passengers in the steamer Governor
port six vessels ashore between Bangor and Portland
some Of which bottom upwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

Fresh Salmon served up at this celebrated Hou to-day
commencing at IL o'clock at % cents plate Dillon will
wake up the community In that neighborhood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
Influenza, Coughs, Colds. Rheusn.tism

&cPcrons who afflicted with either of the above Com
plants can obtain immediate relief and certain cure By
the use Of II. J. CARROJLS indicated yapor and Sui
phur Baths 30 Barclay street. Carros Compound Syrup
Of Ssrsaparilla Yellow Dock and ydriodate Of Poassa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
From st. LOuis-News from the Far West
Battles between the U. s. Troops md In

ST. Lows, May Is, 1s4o
BY an arrival here from the Plains we learn that the
u. S. Dragons have had two three battles with the
Apache and Euaw Indians, Taos New Mexico
The first occurred on the LIST Of March, in which two
Tor ten] Dungeons and eight Indians were killed Az
forwards, in another conflict, there were twenty In
dams killed The Indians stated to have been the
aegrcssors.
baltic between the Apaoh6s and Eutaws is also
reported to have taken place. and forty of the Apachs
killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

And what guards the head Ono Of The choice, gsntee
Summer Hats made by KNOX, l23fFulton street. Kno
knows how to construct please and satisfy His four oa
hats are current California gold and acquired
buyer without digging. Knox's mine IL IL be hat min
never fails to give dollar for dollar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

Onicial Announcement Of tho Appointments
OF Mcssrs. Maxwell and Young,
WASHINGTON, May 15-5 M.
There was no meeting of the cabinet to-day
The appointment of Hugh Maxwell, as Collector for
the port Of New York. and that of John Young Sub
Treasurer, was officially announced today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC ENTELLIGKNCE.
INEBREaY1H9G NEWS
FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO.

AFFAIRS IN THE GOLD REGION.
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The NEWS by the Canada will be due here TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

And several other companies losses not known. The
fire originated by accident in the wood-house Of the
American Hotel. AL the contents Of the Post Office
including Northern and Southern mails, we're burned
One life is known to be lost.
SECOND DESPATCH
UREA, May lbs P. NJ.
We send you the following additional particulars
from the Extra Jefersonian -
Included in tho buildings destroyed, is the American
Hotel and out buildings all Paddock's stores on
Washington street all Fairbanks block and stores
beyond all the block Of stores opposite, Court
street Woodrufs iron block the Episcopal church
the Columbian HOTEL the Northern State Journal office;
the Democratic Union Office the printing Office Of Joel
Greene and about thirty of most extensive stores
The most Of the stores had just been filed with new
goods.
The postoee and all its contents and the valuables
Of the Black River Bank saved also the valuabes
Of Wooster Shcrman's Bank, and Henry Keeps Bank
The Surrogates Office papers were all saved.
The loss in buildings altogether is estimated to be
within the bounds Of $4,000.
No farther particulars be learned until the ar
rival Of the stage, tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

found AZ FTonch Boot Shb6 cerner
Fulton and Nassau streets where he offers to strangers and
citizens the in his line Fiao
Calf Boots 81 co. Fine Calf 81 90 Patent Leathsr Boots
Shoes and Caters, of all descriptions. THE DOCTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
Gents Summer Near-9,OOO Linen. Alma.

O. Drsp do Etc, Cashmcre Kentucky JEAN and summer
Cloth Coats at cents to S0 500 pair linen cashmere
Jean. docskin and corded Pants 81 to $40 5000 Vests at
~ So with variety OF other goods season Pive
Dollar Suit Store, Boekman aud Nassau streots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

Vhe Esr.-Paticnts suffering from Dcsf-
ness any Amcton Of tho Ear may rely the scen
Cns ~cstment By consulting Dr. luteaAr, 1875 HudssS o.
Vnce hours from 10 II IN the msrnlsg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16
THE STEAMSHIPS CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
Indian 0utrages in Mexico.

Attack by Robbers upon American Travel
lery, and One New Yorker AortalIy
Wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

Diamond Pointed Gold Pens warranted wear Ave years
In beautiful Gold and Silver Cases. with choice scceton
hne Gold and Silver Watches. Manufactured and sold
wholesale or retail, By j. Y SAVAGE o. Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

RIcHMoNp, May 15--1o r. M.
A. 8 Smith the negro abductionst, examined,
and fully committed for trial on tho Iith inst The
testimony asa INST him Is said to be very strong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16

,To H"ar W Orkers.-Ohe or two young La
dies that understand ventilatng wigs Of psrma-
nsnt SITUATION BY applying at Bachelors Wig Factory No
street FIRST rate hands would by the acsr
IL preferred. P1esse apply immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-16


the Revere House.
Real Estate Auction snIe.-Nc beg leave
to call the attention Of public the sale very
lots BY ApthonyJ BGseker this day o'clock
and Forty streets he Eleventh anJ ne %
son River. The sale will be peremptory.
The Head Guides and Guards the Heart
and what guards the head Ono Of thG choice gntee light
knows how to construct please and satisfy. Ills four dollar
hats arc , s. current as California gold and acquired BY the
never fails to give dollar for dollar
ALEXANDRIA, 1876 Water strect.-A splendid
sfsyss At this 'I.
wake up the community In that neighborhoOd.
Strangers and Citizens In want OF Bargains
Floor ri Go ..
wdf teastin Hearth Rugs Window Shades &c. have only
Be~s 3 III uud nlsSs
sales - '''"'' p''A'' -AN f"''-
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Rheusnatism,
&cPcrsons who afflicted with either of the above Com
ISit ssS sss1s'
and
Boots, Boots--Governor Young Is Still to
be found his French Boot and Shoe Emporium
Fulton Nassau streets where offers strangers and
ca Boot. ss S. fn cs 81 ss .o
Shoes and Caters of all descriptions THE DOCTOR.
Gents Summer Wcar-s,OOO Linen, Alma
Ct Ps &c !'n and
corded PANT, SO.
Dollar Suit Store corner Boekman and Nassau streots
Gold Pens and Watches.-The Richeiieu
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens warranted wear Ave years
In beautiful Gold and Silver Cases. with choice az
hne Gold and Silver Watches Manufactured and soid
wholesale OF retail By Y SAVAGE o. Fulton street.
TO Hair Workers.-One or two young la
dies that understand ventating wigs Of psrma
nent mtuation by applying At Bachelors Wig Factory No
street first rate hands would be engaged BY gear
II preferred rssse Apply immediately.
The Esr.-Patacuts suffering from Deaf
ness erany ADDICTION Of tho Ear may rely tho
nhc treatment by consulting DR. lueaA lp6 HudsSH o.,
Qnce hours from 10 II IN the msrniag
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
G.. NGACHoLD & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS rs
N USICAL INSTRUMENTS.
State ST., near Post ORioe, Columbus

StaIe hf,3 near POSt Ohlcep Columbus, Os
LEAVE constantly on band good stock Of
PIANOS from the celebrated man1lautories
of c. Meyer, Philadelphia, and Baeoa j. Ra0eA.
New Yofk City
These instruments are highly approved by the
different ieuchers in this city, aud for quality of
tone, touch aud keeping cannot he surpassed by
either American nr European Pianos.
At their last exhibition at Boston, September.
1917. c. Meyers received the first silver medal
and diploma, for the best square Piano in the cx-
hibiiun.
These Pianos will be sold cheap. Mr.. Mac
hold having facilities for obtaining them which
no other dealers in the city have and persuns
wishing 10 purchase will find by calling on him,
the best quality OF Pianos cheaper than any found
in the west
- All Pianos sold by them will be warranted
for trO gears, and II they do not prove good the
purchase mOney will DO refunded, or tie Piano
exchanged u suit the purchaser.
- The senior partner, having been engaged
as music teacher for the last ten gears, i'll tho
Ohio Institution for the Blind feels confident thai
all Pianos, selected by him, are of the best tone
touch and workmanship.
Also on hand, for sale, wholesale and retail:
Yiolins. Flutes, Chrionetts, Celos, Doubl,
Basses Roman Violin String,
Brass hstruments of eUery description,
Guitars. Sheet Music, Music Paper;
| Instruction Books for all Instruments;
| Accordeons. flautinns. Melodeons, &c.
Teachers, Semnaries and Bands supplied OF
reasonable terms.
Orders from distance promptly attended 10.
/ Pianos boxed with great care and sent tu any
part of the State-wnrmnted to go safe.
Old Pianos taken in part pay, for new ones.
| Columbus, Ohio, July 81, l849. 3ml2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
A Large Farm for Sale.

INHE Heirs offer for sale the Valuable Farm,
~ known as the "Pdcker Farm" situated in
Thorn Township, Perry County, Ohio, a miles
East OF Thornville-the Zanesvile road running
through near the centre.
The Farm contains 343 Acres about one hall
prairie, under fence occupied as pasture and mea.
dow, and about 100 Acres as farming land. There
are upon the premises, two good dwelling houses
a large log barn, two good spring houses with a
very strong spring to each, about 1000 Sugal
Trees and good orchard partly grated fruit,
The Farm would do to divide, with house
and spring and an equal quantity Of prairie anC
timber land to each half 1t is well adapted fOl
raising both STOCK and GRAIN, with an a6un
dance of pure spring Soater, which can be con
veyed 10 any field upon the farm, and the soil i
not surpassed in the State.
Possession will be given to the purchaser mex
spring. Any person, wishing to purchase goo,
hnrm. would do well to call and examine this one
For further particulars, call ON Frederick and Wi
liam Packer upon the promises.
August 3, 1S49 3ml3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
STATEMENT OF
Fairfield County Savings InStitu
Turnpike Road Notice.

FHNHE Creditors of the ZANEsvuLE AND MAYS.
IL WILLIE ROAD CoMPANY, whose claims huvo
not heretofore been filed agreeably to a former
order of the Court of Common Pleas for Mnsking-
um County,upon the bill fled by saidZanesville &
Maysville Turnpike Road Company, vS. C.and j.
Breckbil ct aL. are hereby notified, that the time
for the presentation of clnims to the undersigned
has been extended until the first day of January,
A. D. 1850. A. BASSETT, Special Master.
N. B. Claims may be left at the Office of Col,
2. VAN TRUMP, Lancaster Ohio, if presented dur.
ing my absence. A. BASSETT,
Lancaster, August g. l849. 3wl3
The GAINESVILLE Courier Somerset Post, Circle.
vile Herald, Scioto Gazette and West Union In.
telligencer will publish the above notice three
weeks, weekly and send notice with proof ofpub
lication, Immediately after the expiration thereof
! to the Lancaster Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Guardians Sale.

IN Pursuance ofan order of sale to me directed
by the Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio, | will on Saturday the 10 III day Of
Angus. next, expose to sale by public vendue, on
the premises, In-LOt No. 70. in Carroll in snid
Comfy. Appraised at One Hundred aud Fifty
Dollars. to be sold subject To the Dover interest
Of Elizabeth Brown.
Terms Of sale One.third in hand one-thirl in
one year. and the remaining one-thir,l i'll Two
years, with interest on deferred payments from
day Of sale. DAVID BOYER, Guardian
Ofthc Heirs Of Nathan Fenctimaker.
N. D. The Dover interest of the said Elizabeth
Brown in the premises above described, will be
offered for sale on the same day.
July 10, l349 4wl0pfS2 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Stationery.

ENlNE Letter Paper. Plain. Fancy and Gilt Edgei
Il Note Paper. a large lot u Letter aud Gard
EnVeliops. Perforated Bristol Board. WISHING
Cards &c. just received and iur sale cheap by
GATES 4 COSPER.
TallinaSlge House, Lancaster, June ., ~ .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

u a. Par ofELEPTIc SPRINGS, a shsde low
or Than ever J. c, WEAVER 4 co,
Lancaster, May g. 1919 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Guardian,. sale.

IN Pursuance ofan order. made at the Septcm.
a Der Term of the Court Of Common Pleas, IN
and for the County of Fayette and State Of Ohio,
in the case OF Sinnet Rankin, Guardian. against
Rnchel s. Rush and William f. Rush. there will
be sold on Tuesday The 28M day Of Augastl3i9,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and three
o'clock p. NJ. on the premises, herein named, the
property described as follows: Lying and being
in the County Of Fairfield nnd State Of Ohio, aud
in the Town of Royalton and is known and de-
sgnnted by the East half Of Lot Number Fifty, as
laid down on the plat of said town, containing
one-sixth of an acre, upon the following terms TO-.
wit: One-halI cash in hand, and the residue in one
year. with interest from the day OF sale, the de-
Gered payment to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised at $40.
SlNNET RANKIN, Guardian
July 81, l849. 5wl2pfee$2,2j
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
wEEKLY GOSSIP.
Yew Wound Julv

.p,. YEw YoRK, July 81.
The N. Y. Herald publishes a letter
from California, which is well calculated
to dampenthe ardor Of the Gold Hunter
1t says that large numbers of the emf
grants by the last steamer returned as
soon as they saw the true state of things
The average earnings at the mines was
$5 per day. Expenses S4.
The writer met many emigrants on the
road to Mazatlan, in great misery, theil
money being exhausted.
Some Americans had joined with Mex
ican robbers, and committed great dep
relations.
The papers were bribed by specuIa
tors to give glowing accounts. lie ad
vises all who make SO perd day to stay a
home.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Valuable stock. &c. for Sale.

NHE subscriber will sell at his residencetwo
miles north Of Lancaster. At public sale on
FFiday ne l0th day Of ARgna. 1870. fha follow
Ing described personal property, to-wit:
Horses, Cattle. Sheep aud Hogs; Slsighs.
! large -Four Horse Wagon; Fanning Mill;
Ploughs and other Farming Utensils;
Pair Of Mahogany Side Tables aud variety
Of Household Furniture aud other articles too to
di0us 10 mention. Also,
A large lot Of GRAIN. by the busbel.
Some FIRE or Sir Hundred BHsheisof Whedi
d the best quality.
OATS aud RYE. POTATOES in the ground
al Of which must sell, as the subscriber intend
moving away.
Six months credit will be given on al sum
over three dollars by the purchaser giving not
with approved security. Under that sum casl
IN hand The Grain will be sold for eask only.
GEORGE GROVES.
July 20, 1919. 3wIl'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

6FThe Wheat crop in the State of N.
York. it is said by farmers, will exceed
an average yield. while in Michigan it
will go beyond that of the past years.
TA large edition of Protestant BIZ
bles has been recently published and cir
culated in Rome.
70 The steamship Alabama. left New
Orleans on the 10Th inst. for Chagros,
with nearly FIVE hundred passengers.
~ There is a society in Glasgow that
distributes prizes to those housewives
who. for three months, keep the cleanest
houses in dirty localities.
W Senator Webster had the good for
tune the other day to assist in saving the
lives of three clam diggers.
U The story that the Astor House,
New York, has but twenty-five visitors,
is contradicted. There are 175 in the
house.
WSome descendant of Solomon has
wisely remarked, that those who go to
law for damages, are sure to get them.
~A young Englishman died at Tren-
ton N. j., last Sunday, from half an ounce
of laudanum to cure diarrhGa.
VY There are now nine cases of mur
der for trial in Judge Keith's Circuit, III
Tennessee.
~ Drs. Dill and Simpson collected il
this country, for the use of the Irish Pres
byterian Church, $25,75l.
10 Mrs. Rathburn, of New York, con
tinues to recover from her wounds.
~ The drought in Vermont and New
Hampshire is very severe, with wate
barely enough to drink.
70 Lady BIessington wasthe daughter
of printer, named Power.
No READING OF SERMeNs,-At meet
ing of the Presbyterian church in Scot
land, held recently in Edingburg, reso
luton disappearing of reading of dis
courses from the pulpit of that church
was carried by majority of 165 agains
121.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Shcrincs sale.

Z n Clabcery. John A. Collins u.s. George AIy.
u ers, aud John 4. Collins rs. George Myers and
Wife. BY yirtne ofan order Of sale to me direct
cd from the Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
County, Ohio, will offer and expose To public
sale, nt the door Of the Court House in the town
OF Lancaster. on Monday Gse Gh day Of AHgnst
I849. between the hours Of 10 nclock A. NJ. and
O'Clock 7. NJ. ofsaid day. the following described
lands and tencIneEts in Wit:
In lot no. 3, in the 18th Square:
In lot No. 8. in the 18Th Square:
In lot No 3. IN the 18th square:
Aud the East haifu In Lot No. 2 in the
18th Square, all lying III the town of Lonclster
Ohio.
Terms Of Sale. cash Ia hand,
O. II. PERRY, Sheriff.
Lancaster, July 9Th, l8iJ. 5w9pfee$3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

A SoRELY AFFLICTED MANA letter
from lady on board the Europa, speak
ing of those rescued from the Charles
Bartlett says;
"The wild despair of one poor man !
shall never forget; he literally lost his all
his wife and four children, his aged
parents, brother, wife and their children,
and his whole fortune. Tho poor crea-
ture wrung his hands and tore his hair
it was heartrending to see him."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03

FANNY FoRREsTER.-We are pleased
to announce that letters from Mrs. ind
son have been received by friend in
New York city, dated Malmuiu, April
81, in which she says;
II am decidedly better than l was a
month ago, and there is now every pros
pect of entire recovery. What tho in
tentions of my Heavenly Father may be
towards me | cannot know, but ! do think
feel submissive to his will. A long life
seems very desirable in place like this;
but the All-wise alone can tell whose life
to preserve, and whose to take away"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-03
Estate Of Asa laOuutx.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
II has been appointed and duly qualified IA
Administrator Of the Estate Of ASA MoUSTz, de
ceased, late Of Fairfield County, Ohio. All per
SONS having claims against said Estate will pre-
sent them for settlement. legally autheniicalet
within one year; iud all those indebted will maxi
immediate payment 10
JOHN Il. MUMAUGH, A3n'tor.
July l3, 1919 1wlO