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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
AIleriG;s Sale.
George Allen,
rs IN PARTlTlON.

George Allen, -
rs IN PAhTlIION.
Gustavus V. Allen. et ais.
DY virtue of an order of sale 10 me directed
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas for Fair.
field County. Ohio, | will expose TO sale by pub
lie vendue aud out-cry, at tue door Of the Court
House in said County. un Monday The 23d day ot
april merit between the hours often o'clock \. NJ
and ionr ocuGk. +. NJ ui said day. the follow
ing described Lands aud Tenemeuts. to-wii: l2l
Acres OF Land, constituting the farm in Green
field Township. in said County Of Fairfield. o
which Owen A Aen on The 5th day Of August, 1913
died seized aud possessed.
Terms of Saie-One-tliird the purchase none,
10 be paid in hand onethird in one year aud the
residue in two yenr, with interest on deierre,
payments from day Of sale. Appraised AZ s95 pc
Acre. OLIVER II. PERRY, Sheriff.
March 23 lG4O. - 80 jwiG
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IB-The Louisville Courier says; ut is rumor.
ed that Governor French OF Illinois, will call an
extra session ofthe Legislature to ill vacancy in
the U. S. Senate, caused by the non-reception ot
Gen Shields, and to transact other business"
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Window .GIaAs

&rPERIOR QUALITY, choice cily brands nj
~ Pittsburgh prices, in large or small lots to
suit purchasers
Merchants will do we'll IN call aud examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
NJ. L. KREIDER.
Lancaster March lG. l3ig. -
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WEEKLY GOSSIP.

ELECTION OF U. s SENAToR.-The Senate Of
Wisconsin has passed joint resolution instructing
their Senators and requesting their Representa-.
tives in Congress to propose aud advocate an a.
mendment to the Constitution ofthe United Statos,
givingtO the people, instead of the Legislatures
of the the different States the right to elect U. S
Senators by general ticket
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Ambrose CLIPS Estate.

NOTiCE is hereby given. thot the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
stralor of the ESlate of AMBROSE GIrL, deceased,
late of Fairfield County, Ohm. All persons lmv-
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
to present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date, and those indebted 10 make
immediate paymentto
JACOB KETNER. Ada'tor.
March 30, 1919 4w47'
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LANCASTER, Friday, April 6. ie49.


NEW YORK, April 3.
FLoUR-The Market is honvier than yesterday
and the business done is slight decline. We
quote sales at S. i8i
GRAIN-The market for Wheat has advanced
to-day. Sales at 81 ,Oj5 for Prime Ohio. There
is good deal doing in Corn aud prices are ad.
vancing.
PRovIsloSs-There is no change in Pork, eth.
or rs to price or demnnd.
MoSEr-There is better feeling in the mar
ket.
STocKs-The market is active.
CIScINNATI, April3
FLoUR-The market is heavier than yesterday,
and has downward tendency. Sales at SO ,44I
Tor 400 bbls.
WHlsKEY.-.-TFe demand is fair, and prices are
firm Sales at ljk
GROcERiEs-The market is unchanged
PRovIsIONs-There is no allange i'll Pork
The supply ofprovisions is in general small.
CHEEsE.-Sales of 1000 boxes w. r. Cheese
at64 cents.
No change in other articles.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

EFThe Legislature of Massachusetts adopte d
a resolution paynga man named ZebulOn Payne
five hundred dollars for Isis time aud services in
the State Prison, under an erroneous couv viction,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Iron a,,d Steel.

AekA Tons Of assorted Iron. CAST Sheer, Ger
OD man Blister aud Spring Steel for sale hy
JOHN c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, DSs. /, '4g 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

LNITS!--Jnst received:-A supply of the Great
Il Chinese Remedy ior. Epilepsy or FallingFits
Commissions, st. Vitus' Dance and Nervous Dis
eases For sale by NJ. Il. KRElDER,
Sole Agent for the West.
Lancaster. April G, l949 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
HO! FOR CALIFORNIA;
IHNllE Gold of California has ceased to excite
Il the attention OF the public mind, aud all
ewes are now turned to the CASH STOREOf
CHI cap JIM M e.

CHI e A p il NJ NJ e.
This Spring .fndshim dctying all competition.
His aim is SMALL PROFITS and QUICK
SALES. thus enabling him to sell low and recruit
often.
A call is respectfully solicited from all those
wishing to purchase Goods, aud they may be as
sured that every attention will be paid them and
the choicest selections of the Eastern markets Of
Iercd to them.
An enumeration is sunnecessarv. Come and see
the BROWN and BLEACl1ED MUSLINS cheap
cr tlHn ever
A good article Of fGTNGHAM extra width, for
10 cents per yard,
PRINTS proportionably low,
PANTALOON STUFF, by the quantity, all
prices.
Ladies' Dress Goods for the coming season,
variety of styles
A new article of LINEN GOODS, superior to
any yet offered in this market and acknowledge
ed to be the hdndsomea dress Goods now in use.
Need more be saidl
Cheap Jimmo is known, by those who have
patronizcd hm, as giving general satisfaction
both as to the
QUALITY AND LOW PRICES,
Ofthe Goods, which he offers the public Those
who have never yet tried him, will find it greatly
to their advantage 10 give Vim trial. They
will then acknowledge that Cheap Jimmie is still
ahead ofall others. }. c. HENLEY.
Lancaster April 6, l849. 48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

ID OOTS, Barks. Herbs, Seed, Oils Extracts,
II &c, Medicinal andC culinary put IA neat par
GELS and oil warranted to be tresh aid genuine
Aiming which nre hhe following:
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REM lOVAL.

IN ALL ITS HWANCHES'
Repairing done upon the shortest notice.
His friends arc respectfully solicited 10 continue
their iavors, and the public generally are invited
to call and examine his work before purchasing
elsewhere. For cheapncss, finish and durability,
lie intends to equal all Others in his line of bust
ness. JOSIAH WRIGHT.
Lancaster, April 6, l849 3m48
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SheriG's Sale.

Charles +. Slretter,
rS PIN PARTITION.
Mary V. Bouse. ct ais.
DY virtue of an order of sale 10 me directed
, from the Court of Common Pleas for FAIR
field County, Ohio, will offer and expose to sale
10y public vendue aud Outcry, at the duor OF the
Court House in said Caunty. on Monday he 3Oh
day Of AprIi ReIt, between the hours Ut 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock 7. NJ. Of said day, the follow
ing described Lands aud Teuements 10 wit: All
Of the North alfof Lots Nos aud ., i'll the 18th
Square Of the Town Of Lancaster, save and par
ticnlarIy except 30 leet of of the South end Of
said half Lots Nos aud in ie said 18th Square,
by line drawn East aud West through said halt
Lots. subject however, 10 the Dover Estate there
in OF Mrs. Mary V. Boosc, as assigned 10 her
Also, thirty feet off of the South end OF the North
half of Lots Nos | aud >. in the 18th Square OF
the rown of Lancaster. Also. tue South half ot
Lot No. II in the 9TH Square of the Town of Lau-
caster. Also, OLt.Lot, lying in the West side oi
and being part Of Zane's location al Lancaster,
adjoining Fraction No. ! of Township No. IA aud
Range No. 10. of the United States surrey. con
taning seven and one-iourth Acres This las
mentioned Tract of Land to be sold subject 10 :
suhsisiing and unexpired lease thereon. in iavo
of +. A. Shutfcr aud jacob Slrrller, which will
expire April 1st, 1851,
Terms Of fSaie-One-tbirl the purchase money
10 be paid in hand, ouethird in one year, and the
residue in two years with interest on deferred
payments from day Of sale.
OLIVER. II. PERRY, Sheriff.
March 80, 1919. $3.50 5w47
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SIIcriH,s sale.

Lewis b. Kaey. =, nnr,m,ox
UE. IN PARTITION.
james A. Ashbrook, ,ef ais.
DY virtue u AN order of sale 10 me directed
| from the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County. Ohio. ] will offer aud expose To sale by
public yendne aud oncry. al the door Of the Court
House in said. County, on Monday the IGN day Of
AprH acrt. between the hours Of 10 o'clock AN.
and clock r. VI ofsaid day. the following dc.
-crihrd lands aud tencments to wit: A part OF the
wr,t half Of sectiDn No. l3 township -. range
l3.beginuiug al the soulhwe.t corner of 100 acres
oI nnd owned by Christian Kugy SEN, deceased.
"a: tile time Of his death in tie sod section. town
ship aud range aforesaid; thence north l4O 100
rerchcs, llence el.t A percles; lheuce sontl
81 4-io pttGhes; iheuco east 80 perches; thence
south 8 jl0 percbrs; thence east 80 $40 perchc'
ilieuce sn1lh go perche.; thence west 33 $40 per
ches thence north SO 5-l0 petches: thence Yves
81 perches 10 lie beginning; containing seventy
and one half acres OF land in Fairfield county.
/ Terms Of sa'c one tliird in land. one third il
one year and the residue in two years with inter
est on deferred payments frum day of sale.
! Appraised at sl8.33I per acre.
! OLIVER H. PERRY Sheriff
March lG. l3i9, pfs3,5O 5w4j
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Save a Dime in Every Dollar,
BY DEALING on THE READY PAY SYSTEM.

BY DEALING ON THE READY PAY SYSTEM |
LNOR by this system Of doing business yon new
l. er, in any case pay lor goods which you do
not get nor do you have 10 pay profit that will
Justify the men you deal with in laying ont of
their money long time. or help make up for bad
debts which are Of necessity made by all men 10
some considerable extent, who do business on the
old credit system
We are now busily engaged in opening large
and attractive stock Of French English and Ameri-
can DRY GOODS. which we intend TO offer at
unheard Of low prices aud in doing so we shall
adhere to our former style of doing business
whiclwe honestly believe operates for the mn.
tun interest oi the buyer and scllerall we ask or
any unparalleled person is 10 call and give
the Ready Pay plan trial and we promise vnu
in the end that you shall buy ms many goods for 80
cents as usually costs you dollar.
GOODS AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
From Credit Prices.
4 large and heavy invoice Just To hand, in which
may be Innnd an endless variety of new aud fash.
iomnble styles Of dress goods. such as
Rich chnngeabe DRESS SILKS ofnll colors.
| BLACK aud BLUE BLACK SILKS. (of sever
nj widths and prces.)
| FANCY FIGURED and PLAIN
! BEREGES of all Colors Tissues
! PLAIN and DOTTED SWISS MUSL1NS. for
evening and wedding dresses.
MUSLIN GINGHAMS. Earlston and French
GlNGHAMS
Plaid and Plain LINEN LUSTRES Ga new
article and good imitation Of The chnngeabIe silks.
LAWNS, MUSLIN DELAINS, ALPACAS,
BOMB AZINES SC. &c.
McM and Boys Wear.
We have Inll and general stock ofCOATIN GS
ofall kinds. colors. qualities and price. embracing
every new article in the market, and Pantaloon
Sufs by the cord lalrcord, or armlull 10 sui; the
purchaser.
ALso--A good aud well assorted stock o.
TICKINGS. CHECKS. LINENS
DRILLINGS NANKLENS. FL tNNELS,
Brown and Blcnched MUSLINS.
JEANS. TWEEDS, aud every kind of mixture
ever seen or Sold
A Handsome Lot of Bonnets
(New shnpes and stylcs.) Of every price.
Artificial Flowers aud Bonnet Ribbons,
PamsOls and Paas0cs cheap.
An Unusually large stock of Hosiery and Freucl
/ No lion Goods.
Hats.
= Fashionable silk Fur, Brush and also Panama
: Leghorn and Palm Leaf.
I general invitation is extended 10 all 10 ca
: and examine new, cheap and desirable stock {
Goods suitable for The son, and going at nnu
g suay low prices.
;. WISE & IlILLARD.
Lancaster, April G, 1913. 40.
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FOR SALE OR EENT.

a COMFORTABLE SITUATION, consisting
N of Ton ACRES OF LAND aud good f.Hne
House, Kitchen, BacksnitG Chop and other ont
Buildings. Also a tne young Orchard ri eh0'es
elections. abundance OF Cherry aud Peack Trees.
There is 10 Acres adjoining said lot for slIe FIVE
miles fluln Lancaster, on the cid Marietta Road.
Bern township. Apply to tue subscriber on tI's
premises or Benjamin Lower
THOMAS B. sELDERS.
January l6 1910 80
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Springs and Buggy A1clS.

SNE Pair Elliptic ST&ings; 30 sets Buggy Ak
SOB els. J. c. WEAVER.
Lancaster, December |, '49 80
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REMOVAL

TEBE undersigned hereby informs hi. friend.
il and customers that he la removed bis Shop
Into The rooms lately occupied by REgn & BArGg-
MAS, directly Opposite 10 Buy & Beck's Drug
Store, Main street. LaHeaHer Ohio, where he
will constantly be- found. mud always proy iled
with work aud ready mude Boots & Shoes IT
the luwo.t possible prices
JOHN VI. MILLER.
Lancaster. April G. lg49 a.
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CABIN E'Y w n R u ,

oil all descriptions, such as
SOFAS, S,SIDEBOARDS,S TARIESan,
BUREAUS, of all kinds,
TABLES, of all descriptions,
STANDS, Work. Wash and Candle,
WARD ROBES and HAT STANDS, all kind
MAHOGANY aud CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
lie will also keep on hand all kinds of Com
mon Chairs and BedSteGds, at all prices.
COFFINS made on the shortest notice ant
personal attention given to funerals.
Persons, about TO commence bouse-keepM
will find it TO their advantage, TO call at thgInk
above mentioned, as the subscriber ip
equal, if not excel, other estabishn
qndlity and parietyof his work; and
shall be as reasonable as at any other
The patronage Of the public is
solicited.
All kinds of SAWED LUMBER
TRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESS
tured to order d. NJ
Lancaster, April 6, l349
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Administrators sale.

ON the 2lstday orApriI, A. D. lSl9. between
" the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, On the premises in Walnut
township, half Il mile from Milersport. will he
sold to the highest bidder, the following ren Is
tate, as the property Of Elhanan rullcr, deceased,
to.wit: the middle Of the Northwest Quarter of
Section No. 81 Township No. II, aud Range No
l8. known as "PgGer's LsiaHd,' containing forty
89-l 100 acres. subject to the payment annually of
Twelve Dollars 10 .IenIima Bumgardner. late wi
dow ol said deceased. Appraised at So per acre.
Terms of Sale-One-third in hand, one.lhird
in one and two years, with interest from the day
OF sale. JESSE THOMPSON, Admtor
Ofhe Estate Of ElhanaR Pg6er, deceased.
March 90. 1919. 4w46
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
DRlNTED on fine paper, for sale atthe
j Lancaster Gazette Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
shaker Preparations.

h OOTS, Barks, Herbs seed, Oils Extracts,
II &C, Medicinal andCuinary put ia neat par
GELS. and oil warranted to be tresA aid gcauiHe-
Among which are tle following
Skunk Cabbsge SPikard Root
DngwOOd Bark BAIe flag
Comirey Root Parsley Root
Prickly Ash Bark Bitter sweet
May Apple Root Poke Boot
Golden Seal BWdOck Root
EleCumpane Root SShUmons Sea-
Blackberry Root BeIlndOnna
Penny Royal Thyme
Raspberry Leaves Cicua Leaves
yellow Dock Tansy
Peppermint Herb Summer Savdry
Peony Root Balm Lemon
Sweet Basil Horehound
Boneset Elder Flowers
Lobeliu Herb Spsarulint
Do pulverised feverfew
Do Seed PipsisServa
Scullcap FoxSI"ve
CatniP HyssOp
Sassafas White Oak Bark
Wild Cherry Carnway Seed
Indian Hemp Sage
Mnyweed Rod Oak Bark
Extract of Colocynih, compound
do do simple
do DgaKs
do Hyoscyamra
do Ducanara
do Conum
do Eupat0riun ...
do Strarnonum
do .Iuglandls
do Tuaxicun
do Marubium
do Lactuca Sativa
Oil of Peppermint
do W0rmserd, &c. &c. &c,
Also, every kind oi GARBEN SEEDS
Shakers Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapa-
ra. This is II superior preparation.
The toNOwing in relation 10 The Shaker Med'-
ciaes. Sc, Is from Professor r. d. hys'ey. Of
Cincinnati,
ii have pleasure in saying tht have used the
Extincl Of Sarsaparra, the Hybrid Colsynbr and
the Beadunnn prepared " the Shakers, snd
that have never onnd better articles OF the
kind. From the &ttelity with wbish these arti-
,iclcs are prepared | car have no doubt that
other medicines prepared aad veNded BY them;
are Of prime quality. and'may be fully rolled ON.
R. D. MUSSEY, Prof. Surgery.
Medical College, Ohio.
Cincinnati. Dec. IS. 1916.
The above article Just received and for sale on
reasonable terms at ''Apothecaries Hall" No. 06
Main Street Lancaster Ohio, h%
| Feb. 8, ls49. AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

Saturday the I4th day OF April next
between the hours often o'clock A. ". and two
O'Clock, + II at ths door Of the Court House in
Lancaster 10 otlsT aud expose 10 sale at public
yrndne, the following described laUds situate in
said county, to-wl:
part Of Section No. 3. Township No, IA,
Range NJ. 10, known aud Designated lis begin.
ning at the Northern boundary lins of said Sec
ton. nj the Northwest corner Of the tract of Land
Of 200 acres GOLD by William Crooks Sheriff
january 30, 1924 To Frederik Stoneburueri
tlisuce South with Stoueburner's line 800 poles TO
the Southern boundary line Of said Section; thence
West 100 poles; thence North 800 poles 10 the
Northern bunndHry nj said Section; thence East
100 poles 10 tie place Of beginning and being the
same land purchased by John Baldwin at SheriHs
sale in the cnse OF the h,nk of Chlicotbe, Va.
Daniel nnd jacob Van Meter aud Peter Reber aud
| conveyed by Sllas Tari Sheriff, by his deed
bearing date Jnne 81, 1885 Containing 200 acres.
| Also part ur Section No. 5, Township No. IA,
Rnnge No. 10, desguhed as beginning at tho
| Northeast corner uf said sectiOui theuCe West
along the Section line 9 eJaihs aud links; thence
! North, varialion so degrees West, 32 chains aud
% links: thruce East chains and links to a
stone Oh the Section line thence North with he
Section line 10 the place VI beginning, estimated
Ia contain 30 acres.
The first ualned tract is appraised al S33 per
acre aud the second trsc, Al $40 per acre. aud will
be sold at not less than two thirds OF Veir nppIs-
ed value
This tract is situated aboHt three miles east of
Lancaster on the Turnpike Road and is sups-
rior body ofland-the thirty acres is ii very well
wooded lot.
Terms Of Sals.-ons-third in hand and tue
balance in Two equnl payments al one aud twO
years with interest fro IN the day Of sale.
P. b. EWING. AdmiRisfrdfor
OfMs Estate of Rachel Wright decea"d.
II March lG, l349. pigs jw45
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REMOVAL.

VNEIE friends OF the undersigned, and the pub
i. lie generally, are respectfully informed that
he has removed his WARE-ROOM from Druad
Street 10 Mr.. Brazees building, three doors north
Of DR.. Sachsc's Office, on COiambus Street, and
nearly opposite Mr.. Mayors Tarcrm.
lie intends to keep on hund
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
La Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Teunis 7. Ashbrook, Guardian of Isaac n. Kauf-
man. Eliinh b, kaufman, Cutharine kaufman,
Joseph D. kaufman and Nancy kaufman,
| Er-partc.
IN obedience to an order of sale directed to me
from the Court aforesaid at It's March Term,
1919, will on SATURDAY The l2M day Of May
ncrt before the door Of the Court House in said
County, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
aud o'clock =. NJ. Of said day. offer for sale by
public vendue aud outcry, three equal undivided
fourth parts OF the following parcels ol Land, sit
uale in Fairfield County, to wit:
Erst-Part of Section No Is, Township No II,
Range No II, containing 30i Acres.
Second--Part of the West half of Section No
10, Township No II, Range No H. containing 80
Acres.
Third-Part of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
ton No IS, Township No II, Range No II, con-
tanning 40 Acres and / perches.
Fourth-Part of the West half of Section No
l3, Township No Is, Range No 10, containing 25
Acres and 3 rods--the metes and bounds whereof
are particularly set out in said order of sule sub
! ject to the following membranes.
ErSt-To the support Of Christian Shickler,
during his lifetime, eqInl 10 three-ourls the in
terest on the sum Of 1856 Sc, payable annually.
Secoad-To "A right of Dover in the whole ol
said premises in favor of Cathnrne kaufman,
Widow of David kaufman, deceased,
Thnd-The right Of Dover III favor of Mary
Ann, Widow of Joseph kaufman. limited to three
ilI'ke interest therein, and lastly subject also
Sr,Hnpraisoment of three judcious
ST said Christian Shckler
N (now decenscd) and Sam.
|llvid kaufman, deceased
Splitter or heirs and
is. the amount stipulated
wit: Three-cighths o
kpV esidue thereof equally
AZ eirs. Said interest not tC
$3.50 and for cash in hand.
TuNIS 7. ASHBROOK,
Guardian as aforesaid
1'tS440. pi$7 6w47
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Root AND SHOE MAKING
-aaHH=~
O. hEHM A N

o. L e II M AN,
CtTIL continues to carry on the Boot and Shoe
= Making Business, ut his Old Stand, in Gicfys
Bnilding on Main street, four
doors east from he Sran Hotel, m
and il prepared 10 manufacture,
upoh the shortest notice.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FIe makes TO order and keeps con-
stantly on hand supply of
GENTLENIEN'S Kip and Common Boots,
LADIES Kip, Morocco and CoLfskh Boots
and Shoes.
CHILDREN'S Morocco and Leather Boots
and Shoes
I'm addition to his own manufacture, he has pur-
chased in the City.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
GenHemen's Fine Boots and Bnskn Gaiters,
Ladies Fancy turn-high BuskinS, Low Buskins
Morocco welt BuSkns, Kid Ties. Bronze and
Black 3.4 do
Misses and Childrens Fancy Caters. Black
and colored Buskins.
The friends of the subscriber and the public
generally are invited to call None but the brs
Of workmen7are employed and the hest Of mate
rials used. Prices are ofhe forrest kind.
Lancaster, April G, 1840. AZ
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w. $. BEATTY,
bookseller and StatiOncr,

Corner, opposite Sh1effer's Hotel.
MAIN STREET LANCASTER OHIO,
TIEEPS constanllyon hand. a large assortment
N OF Medical Miscellaneous and School Books
Also BlMlk.books, Stationary &c. SC of every
description All Of which will be sold ut prices
as moderate as those Of any establishment in
Central Ohio
Lancaster A Ar,il IA, l848 ly49
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Petition for safe Of Lands
TO PAY DEBTS.

Alexander Slirlal, Administrator OF the Estate OF
William Smith, deceased
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Im l'airGeId COMMON Pleas.
=. b. Ewing Administrator ,t,rtrtc,k, ,o3
Of tue Estate Of Rachel s,i, 'oI .In TN
Wright, deceased '"nI w NA"'
rs. ro -. . 70
Thom0s Wright et. Gls 'ANii"' ~

DY virtue Of m order of sale tn me directed
Id from the Court Of Common Peus for Fair.
field Coun'y Ohio, will proceed ON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-27

Loss OF THE STEAMER DECLARATION
The steamer Declaration, Capt. Capt. Web
ling left Mobile for.this port Uid the river, on
the 18th inst: and on Thursday morning,
parted her hog chains, when the hull broke
in two, and the boat sunk immediaty, in
three and a half fathoms water. The pass
engers saved themselves by the small boat
The steamers Star and Yankee went to their
assistance, and took off the baggage of the
crew and passengers, who arrived yesterday
on the Towboat Pat. Henry.-[N. o. Delta
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1f.

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. ~.
SUGAR-There having been no arrivals until
evening, the sales have been confined to 200 hhds
at steady prices.
MoLAssEs-some 300 bbls have been sold at
2O4c.
FLoUR-Marl1et quiet, but firm. Sales 7CO
bbs., including one hundred barrels crossed fine
at 81 25; 200 Illinois at 5 Isl 1913 St. Louis at 5
20; and 200 Illinois at 25.
CoRN-Sales 900 sacks old, without inspection
and 100 new at Soc, ana $50 old at SIC.
OATs-Sales Clio sacks St. Louis at 43c., and
$40 sacks at 43a44c.
WHrsKY-ll6 bbls. Rectifed were sold in TWO
lots at 22c.
BEEF-50 half bbls Mess were sold under Sc 90
LARD-Sales 1850 kegs and 800 bbls ont of fiat
boat, on private terms;lI29 kegs at SIC. 100 bbls
and IS halfbbls at 81 rs bbls. at &c; and 81 tier
ces at SIC.
CoFFEE-80O bags old Rio at 124c,