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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13

Agency.-Dupont's Gun Powder.
sDn&A KEGS sporting and blasting Powder in
~VV whole, half and quarter kegs; cases SUI
pcrior rifle Powder in half and one ID. canisters
5000 # safety Fuse for blasting, for sale by
Burlington, june %, 1913 F.. j.. GAY
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PAINTS. OILS, ETC

PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
IN KEGS pure white lead; casks lamp alack
~ bbls. whiting, linseed oil and turpentine
do madden; 400 lbs. good Indigo;
500 lbs copperas; cask yellow ochre;
500 lbs. alum, red lead, litharge, L. de sienna;
Prussian blue. chrome yellow;
Paris green, ETC., for sale at
iune %, Is49 Parsons, Corr 4 Parsons
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A CHANCE


TO GET GOODS AT EASTERN COST AND LEss.
LARGE and extensive consignment or fr'nLs
~ and Summer Ware, just received by Peasiey x
Co., and for sale st Auction and Private sale III
quantities to suit purchasers:
10000 yards Prints, embracing the following wei
known brands, viz: Cocheco, Lodi, Fall River,CHh'
ton Company, etc. etc. In addition to the apo'e
we are now in receipt of splendid stock OF G'ng-
hams. bingham lawns fancy and embroIderea iawhs'
fancy baraces, gambroOns Cumberland fahcles' ec''
all of which must be sold Immediately for the oeh-
eft of the consignors. +. J. c. PEASLEf q Co.
e" r =" Jnne = ,saq Water street.
s11l BONES TOBACCO, Of different qualities, for
~ sale by tapr l2l KIMBALL q 70
" ssted,
~ ooo BUSHELS OF WHEAT, for which the high
S,OUU est m arkct price will be paid in cash by
~, "a 1870 ID. GILCHRIST & co
"A inch R. Hooe co'sCircular Saws. ju 81 receir-
Il ed and for sale by taug l6) VIZ CooLnAucH
: 1OMESTICS: 20 bales sheetings, bats and tick
l. inrs; also, Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn, for sale by
June %, 1s4s Parsons, Corp < Parsons
~ FEET Marietta Grind stones for sale BY
e7U iulv -, ,49 PRuoH Il Cook
CTARE DOOR LOCKS, mineral knobs with two
KEYS and two bolts, just received and for safe oy
INV 10 1s4e ] G LAUMAN & BRo.
nICE: Tierces Rice, just received and FOR SAFE
Rhr ,ssnt &. ,lsa FoOTE CO.
CUcAR:A Hogshesds n. g. prime for sale oy
- (sept. 8. '4sl Auo'H
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13

"VOVVS! SVOVeNs
W. are just In receipt from Cincinnati of large
w assortment OF Cooking and Parlor stoves.
The Cooking Stoves compri5e several entrefynew
varieties. The Reliance, Air-tight, Iron WITCH and
Combination. The trimmings made here of the
best materials. House Keepers in want Of good
Stove, will do we'll to call and assortment.
sept 6,'As [Gaz copy1 G LAuMhN & BRO
-sg@zJ FURNITURE FOR sALE.-E. E. Gay Of.
s-~ fers at private sale all, any of the Furniture
-A in the House he occupies. Can be
49, this and the coming week, by calling at his
sldence corner of Valley and Sd SITS. lBnrlngton
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GROCERIES.

& HHDS. N. Orleans sugar, IS sacks Rio coffee;
~ 20 bbls molasses; tierces Rice casks saIeratus
boxes tobacco; chests teas; l cask Goldfish:
eboxes bar soaps with starch, pepper, spice;
Ginger. cloves, raisins, nutmegs ETC., for sale at
june 2s, IS49 Parsons, CoPP l. Parsons
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
r OCKARD 4 CO., have just received and are now
j opening a very large and handsome supply of
Far and Hinfcr Goods, which for variety and cheap
ness cannot fail to please every taste. All we ask
is call. burlington. aug 3O) IosKARD h CO
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TRUSTEES SALE.

M HEREAS, Nahum Sergeant, jr, BY his deed
w dated January nth, 1877, and recorded in the
Recorders office Of Des Moines county, State OF
Iowa, in the record Of Mortgages, No 2, pp 26l and
2s2, conveyed to the undersigned, lot No. nine
hundred and thrty-three, (933) in the city OF Bur
linEton, said county, in trust to secure to John
lor the payment of a promissory note for $3.50 80
100, OF even date with said deed, and payable June
ls ls47, with six per cent interest from date, and
whereas, said note is due and unpaid, therefore
in execution Of the powers vested in me By said
deed, and at the request Of the holder OF said note
l. the under signcd trustee, will proceed to sell al
public vendue the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Clerks office in said county, on Monday, the 10TH
day of october, ls4e, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ
and P. NJ, Of said day, the above described real
estate. u. NJ. EWING, Trustee.
n.,cl Ulo Iov
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THE we'll known Burlington Steam Saw and Grsf
Mn, with Dwelling, Smith shop and stable, also
three acres of land Immediately adjoining the south
boundary of the city.
If not disposed Of soon, it will be to lease for one
or more years. JAMES McKEIL.
Burlington, august IS, ls4s-tf.
II ECEIVED, June 27th, 1s4a, per steamer Antho-
II ny Wayne, one Box containing Bark Mill, mark
ed "Alpheus White. Burlington, Iowa. which II
not called for in days will be sold in payment OF
freight and charges. (auy 30-lm) FooTE h co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13

npFAIR.-A sale of useful and fancy articles
will be held by the Ladies' Of the Presbyterian
Church, Burlington, in the room over Mr. J. NJ.
SWANS store, beginning on the evening of Tuesday
and continued during the day and evening Of
Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th. 18th and
goth inst. A number Of handsome articles from
Philadelphia will be offered for sale.
EEtrance opposite the Barrett House.
Single tickets l2} cts. Season tickets Is cts.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13

Have Your Life Insured.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the PhGnix Life Insurance Company OF St
Louis, is now prepared to receive proposals from
such may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives Of others. All information gratis.
E3-Offce over the store of d. nj. Ewing 4 Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. B. EWING,
July 10, lSi9-E Agent.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13

GENERA Produce, Commission and Forward
II ing Merchants, No. ~ Leree street, 81 Lsstss
Mo. r. Personal attention given to, and liberal
Cash advances made on consignments OF produce
when required. aug .. fSI9-Auy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
From The Plains.

We find the following in the St. Louis
Union of the 25lh ull:
Yesterday we had the pleasure of a
short conversation with Major Armour.
The Major followed an expedition on the
plains for a distance of seventy miles.
He says that water and grass are abund-
ant on The plains.
The cholera was sweeping the emf
grants off in great numbers. and had made
its appearance in the regiment of Mount
ed RiAemen, which, when the Major pas
sed it, had been encamped for two days
forty miles beyond St. Joseph. Out of
one company Of New York emigrants,
consisting of thirteen members, twelve
had died of cholera; and twelve of anoth-
er company from the same State, had
shared like fate. Many misfortunes
had attended the emigrants on their jour
ney, owing to their inexperience and the
indifferent materials and construction of
their wagons.
Persons are crossing the plains under
every variety of circumstances and
well, IN wagons and carts, on horses and
mules, and even afoot; not only men, but
women and children, and women, too,
with infants at their breast. are to be seen
trudging along on foot. The Major says
he has realized al! that he has ever heard
said relative to the change that takes
place in the manners of men while trav-
cling on the plains. He says ne saw but
one company that appeared to have re-
tanned anything like the manners of civil
Used men, and that was company of
Kentuckians.
Between St. Joseph and the "Station," "
80 miles distant, place at which there is
an Indian agency store, and a black
smiths shop, the Major saw fifteen broken
down wagons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.


MATILDA Tibbs, Willis Tibbs Sarah Ann
wi Tbbs. Garret Minor Tibbs, Qualls Tibbs
Economy Tibbs. Lafayette Tibbs and Ellen Nor.
timer, will take notice, that a petition was filed
against them on the 3lst day of March A. d. l849.
in the Court OF Common Pleas of Fairfield cuun.
". Ohio, by Francis Tibbs and is now pending.
wherein the said Francis Tibbs demands Parti-
tion of the following Real Estate. towil:
( The Northwest Quarter OF theNOrthwestQuarter
Section numberThiuy.Six Six(36, )Township num-
Der Fourteen (l4.) of Range number Nineteen
| U9.) containing Forty Acres more or less.
Also the Southwest Quarter Of the Northwest
Qunrterof Section No. So, Township No. IA,
of Range number Nineteen (l9.) containing forty
Acres And the said Petitioner represents that
lie is the owner by assignment UfH certain decree
in Chncery. in favor Of Christian Brandsatt as
FraOcis ribbs, deceased rendered OH foreclosure
Of mortgage on said premises. which in case Of
sale or otherwise, lie claims to have adjusted in
this proceeding. The said Petitioner further sets
up that said defendant Ellen Mortimer coutIibu-
ted some $50 towards the purchase money at said
premises, under some agreement with said Fran.
els Tihbs, deceased. that she shonld have an i'll
terest To that extent in said land. Which matter
tue Petitioner prays may also be adjusted in this
proceeding Aud the said defendants will take
further notice. that at the next term Of said
Court. application will be made by the said Fran
els Tibbs for orders for Partition. &c of said pre-
misses. JOHN ID. MARTlN,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
May 4. l849 $5,25 6w52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
WWEl@E@NGo


MARRIED-On the oath Of May, 1919, by
Oren Abbot, Esq Mr.. JOHN KNEASTER and
Miss SARAH ANN FISHER, both OF Hooking
Township.
On the 3lst of May, by Reuben Alspaugh, Esq.
Mr.. NELSON DUDDLESTEN aud Miss MAR
GARET HARDWOOD, both OF Greenfield town
ship.
On the Goth day of March, l349. by the Rev, D.
H. Swartz, Mr.. DAVID EVERSOLE, OF Green
field Township, and Miss ELEANOR KREAPER,
Of Liberty township.
On the 18th day of April, by tho same, Mr.
WILLIAM HANNA and Miss ANNA MILLER,
both of Greenfield townsip.
By the same, Mr., SOLOMON SMITH OF West
Carroll aud Miss LEAH WISELY, oil of Fairfield
County, Ohio.
On the 3lst ult, hy the Rev. William Cox, MIR
EDWARD l.. SLOCUM, of Cincinnati, aud Miss
JULIA A., daughter OF DR.. JumeS White, of this
place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

Hrltis only n day or two since we head of cnse Of
Palsy aud Apopexy cured by the the celebrated Lithon.
triptc Mixture We can give the name Mr. Edmonds of
steamer Cleveland of the Great Lakes Is the gentleman
who eslifes to il 1t in his own particular case and
advise II 10 get pamphlet and see the history Of the
cure Mr. EdmOnd's mother nged lady cured of n
cancer by this great article, and 1t hu yesterday we
saw letter from gentleman who stated Mrs. Ives OF
Weedsport N Y. wac cured of fever Of twenty
years standing Such do not follow the Ofte trash
of Sarsaparas and other "yRrd drinks" which any old
lady can make by the 90 lion for The cost Of six cents
This Great American Remedy is careful and scientific
preparation, which has haflcd the first chemists Of tile
country in their attempts analyze. DR.. Vaughn has
had the satisfaction his article introduced into the
practice of the medical they declared be remedy
of great power and will overthrow the whole theory ofmed
c inc as administered by the d. Reader advertise,
men In our columns, G. C. Vaughns Vegetable Litlun.
ripc Mixture the Great American Remedy get pamphlets
of Agents,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
SheriG,s Sale.

pY virtue of a vend ex to me directed from
ID the Court OF Common Pleas for Foirfield
County Ohio, will offer and expose to sale by
public vendue and out.cry, at the house of David
Fall III Walnut Township on Monday tie 1914
day Of June, inst, between the hours OF leu o.
clock A. NJ and four o'clock P. NJ, Of said day
the following Goods aud Chattels. tO.wit One
Stallion, 80 head of Sheep, lS Acres of Corn
shocked III the field. 80 Acres of Wheat in the
Ground. three year old Heiiers, two year old
Horse Colt, e5 head of stock Hogs, ] four horse
Wagon and Bed one Sorre Colt, one Durham
Bull and one Roam Mare. Taken in execution
as the property of David Fall aud David Pence.
at the SUIT of William Slade, Jr.
Terms Of sale cash.
OLIVER II. PERRY. Sheriff.
June 8, l849 2w5piee$l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
LANCASTER, Friday, June 3. is49.

By Teiegrdph--FOr The Ohio State Journal
CIRcIKHATI. June 6.
FLoUR--There is moderate quantity offering
and a quiet market No chauge in prices
GRAIN-No change. e.--.WBisKEY-Denand fair
at s-PRovIsIoNs-Mnrket unchanged d.-CHERsE
Sales OF Western Reserve at G4D61
NEw YoRK, June G.
FLouR-The market is firm. The sales to-day
have been at $4,68 for Western-GRAIE-Th
markent is unchanged d.-PRovIsioSs-Pork is
firm at $3.50 100 for mess, and 1928 for prime
Lard 6b07-
By Telegraph For Me Zanseville Courier.
PlTT'BuRGH, June 4.
Sales Dried Apples at SEC; Of Peaches at 1850
l3lc; of Flour at $3,65O$3,6 60: of rectifed Wbis-
key at 8c; of Corn nt 35c; of Wheat at 75c; of No
8, Mackerel at S.; OF Sugar at SCI Rio Coffee 71G
7sc; and Molasses 261028c, Wool rates at 220
% cents as in grade, &c
CLEvELAgD, June g
Sales 1900 bushels Corn. arrived. 43c; 5000 do
on private terms 1000 bushels Wheat on time 85c;
283 barrels OF Flour Point Pleasant" mills So ,89;
90 do fine So 90; SO superine $3.50; GO barrels
Pickerel $500, do White Fish So; $50 bushels
Dried Apples at 624 cents.
ZAEEsvILLR, June 5.
Wequote Wheat at 20 cents Flour $4O$4.50,
and other produce as before. Wool is coming in
freely at the previously quoted rates OF Wheat,
also, the receipts have been large.-Courier
CHILLIcoTHE, June g.
The price of Wheat is 72074c; Flour retails at
1915 Corn. new, in ear 90 cents; Oats 90 a
25c; Barley 40045c; Flaxseed 62O65c. Beans so
062 cts; Lard. sash C: Bacon, H. R., a. cents
Zanesville, Hooking, Kanawha and Lake Salt
$l,75 TO $l,37-Ga=ette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
Executors Sale.

TENHE Undersigned, Executor of the last will
II aud testament Of David Broomiield. dec,
will offer Ut public sale, ut the late residence Of
The deceased two miles west OF Lancaster be-
tween the old ChiIiicothe and Royaltun ruads,
ON Friday, the sih of June, 1870,
Tie following personal property Ut the deaceas-
ed to.wit:-
Ono Bay Mare, 2 Mich Cows, l Saw. Shoats,
good Clock. Stove, Bells aud Bedding, Chairs.
Kitchen Furniture and variety Of articles too
tedious 10 mention. Also.
About 100 Bushels of WHEAT,
100 - CORN.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day. Nine months credit will be given on all
suma over three dollars by the purchaser giving
note with approved security. Under that sun
cash III hand.
WILLIAM T. BROoMFIELD, Ez'tor.
May 25, 1919. 3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
CALIFORNIA MATTERS.
Emigrnnls Fighting the Indians,

The Little Rock (Ark.) Democrat, of
the 14th. has intelligence of 500 Califor-
MIA emigranls. $50 miles on the way be-
yond Fort Smith, and says:
An Indian coming into Fort Smith, re-
ported that one of the companies that
started some time since, composed prin-
cipally of Kentuckians, had a fight with
band of Camanches aud whipped Them.
There were many reports in circulation
about Indian fights. but they were not
believed on the frontier
Letters from California abound just
now, merely recounIing for the most part
the high price of every thing A letter
received at Boston, dated March 9th,
however, says:
found Mr.. Robert A. Parker, son Of
the whar6nger of city wharf, the richest
man here. worth over three hundred thou
sand dollars, which he has made in three
years.
Gold has been bought for IS. have
seen pieces weighing from one eight Of
an ounce to fifteen pounds of pure GOLD.
i'll had small steamboat here could
make $780, 900 per month.
would not allow my wife and child
rem to come TO this country on any ac-
count whatever. Ifit was not for the
gold, no one could live here. Those who
have cracked it up as being such fine
country, are a set of rascally liars.
AS regards the quantity of gold yel
dug, it is estimated that five hundred
thousand men could not dig over the ex.
tent ofthe gold region in ten yearsl
A small room, ten by fourteen feet rents
for 800 per month.
We add the following items, taken
from the New York Sun:
Planed boards sell for 81 per foot
In the custom house they charge l29
cents per line for writing out documents
Letter paper sells for so cents sheet
The administrator charges 81 for each
signature; sometimes 10, Is and $50
The keeper of weights and measures, il
is said, makes 500 per day in the shape
of fees.
The high prices at San Francisco con.
tinue. Land in the city is selling at e.
normous prices. Plots from FIVE to six
yards square sell from SO, 900 to 1000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
RaCEIpTs vOR THE GAzET,rE,
Board Of Health.

Alta meeting of the Board of Health held nj
the Town Hall in Lancaster. on the 25th day of
May, A. D 1848, and after full discussion and ex
change of sentiment.
1t was on motion of JOHN T. BRAsEE, Esq.
Unanimously ReSoived, AS the opinion Of this
Board. that the Cholera is not a contagious dis
ease-that should case of the kind occur. there
need be 10 fear on the part of friends and nurses
in attending upon such person.
Resolved, That the Chairman report this Reso-
luton to the Town Council,
At the above meeting the following persons
were present. to-wit: Drs. james White and
George X. Miller, and Messrs. George Sanderson
John r. Brasee, Richard J. Lilly Sosthenes Nc.
Cabe, John Arney. John McClelland and William
NJ. Knkead. &. SANDERSON. Chairman.
June |, I849.-Edgle copy. 3w4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
CALL AMI SEE
Extcnsive RetaiI Groccry.

znHE undersigned respectfully hrgs leave again
- to call tie attention of Tie citizens of Lan.
caster and vicinity 10 bis
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

From the age Of 6 to l8, Ct all kinds, with ma.
ny other articles, such as Snspenders, Gloves, Silk
Pocket aud Neck Handkerchief, Italian Silk, ex.
ira sizes Jenny Liud do. Stocks, Cvllars. Busoms.
Cotton Hose. Umbrellas. travelling Bags, Vslises,
Guod Years travelling suits.
All Of which we will sell at the lowest Phila.
delphia prices.
BS RecOReet the Cheekered Store opposite the
Hooking Valley Bank.
COULEHAN & co.
Lancaster, May IL, l649
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

DIR. Rogers LIverwOrt and Tar.-Consump'
on disease which carrying lis victims 10 the tomhs
by thousands without being arrested in It's progress by the
medicnesin the present time. But bright
day coming and has comeas to successfully arrest
this disease. DIR. ROGERS LIvERN oRT AND TAR,
not only gives immediate relief in Coughs and Colds, but
from the testimony of Of the highest standing here
and elsewhere it is making some very remarkable cures
of Consumption Improvements in the treatment of dis
eases are onward and nothing arrest its spirit in the
present uge ThOse who afflicted with DISEASED LUNGS
would do well call the Agents and see the certificates
of DR.. Wm j. Richards Judge VIM. Burke, the Wife OF
the Rev. Geo ". Maley, and of DR.. Hiram Cox late Pro-
lessor in the Eclectic Medical College In CINCINNATI.
See advertisement In our columns. 3w3
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08

TiaIS and BY The best 0f wOrkmen.
He has recently added TO his stock a large as
sortnleni OF TRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS.
A beautiful assortment of BUGGY. CARIRAGE
snd WAGON WHIPS. variety ofFLY NETS,
BRIDLES aud COLLARS.
He has also on hand an excellent article of
HUSK MATTRESSES and SEA GRASS MATS,
made up in the best and most durable manner.
1t isnnw admitted that he has on hand the larg.
est and best assortment Of work ever before kept
in this place and he intends 10 be ready at nll
times to accommodate the public. with every thing
III his line and Mt the lorea prices Give him
cal and you will not go away without buying.
Lancaster, May IL, l349.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
OBITUARY.
Another Revolutionary So

Another Revolutionary soldier Sohe'
DIED-At his residence in Twin township
near this city OH the evening Of the 9th nlt, at,
ter decline of health OF three months, Mr. CAS-
PER PLYLY, in the Goth year OF his age. This
aged father when YOUTH entered the army OF
the Revolution, fought the battles OF his country
uuto victory; was one OF the first settlers IN the
vicinity OF Chicothei raised large family o. o.
he fought; became his own executor; owed no
man anything to his knowledge like a
shock OF corn full grown aud ripe died in peace,
and in the triumphs of the christian faith, and In
full assurance of blessed immortality. The de-
ceased leaves behind him large circle OF family
friends and acquaintances, who will feel bis loss
as kind and tender father, true friend, and
faithful citizen.--Seioto Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
n. G. T RoU r,

IA VI NU y +
EfAyING purchased the interest of Mr.. Spring
es4 er, in the Tailoring Business, can always
be found at the old stand, in Shg.6cr's Building,
one door east Of The Tallmadge House, where
he will be ready to wait upon all who may give
him call. He will constantly be i'll receipt Of the
SATBgse MeG@ ST So
And his work will be Of the neatest and most
durable kind. He will employ none but the best
of wurkmen and will use every effort to please the
public aud secures "a share of their patronage -
Give him call.
Lancaster, June 8, l849 5u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
Medical Notice.
DR.. A. DAVIDSON

NRADUATE of the University of Maryland,
IN after two years spent in active practice with
DR.. Berstler, now tenders his professional servi-
ces to the citizens of Lancaster and vicinity
ALWAYS found at his OEfice in CONNELL'S Row,
Immediately back of the Old Public Offices and
two doors south oil the Eagle Office, or at the re-
sidence Of Mrs Sumner, on Main'street, few
doors east oil the Post Office
Lancaster, May IL, le49 lyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
SheriG,s Sale.

pY virtue ofa velldi. ex. with Fl. ia. clause to
I'D me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas for Fairfield County, Ohio, will offer and
expose to sale by public vendue and out.cry. al
the house ofGoorge Leohner in Richland Town.
ship, IN Monday de l8h day of June, inst. be.
tween the hours OF ten O'Clock A. NJ aud four
o'clock T. NJ. ofsaid day, the following Goods aud
Chattels, lo-wil: Que Cardiug Machine and Cards,
oHc WOol'Picker five Acres Of Wheat in the
Ground, one Gray Mare and three Head Of Cows.
Taken in execution as the property of George
Leohner aud Thomns Board.
Terms Of sale. cash
OLIVER II. PERRY Sheriff
June 9. l349 ow5oIee$l 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-08
SIIerif,s sale.

IN Chancery. Christopher Mayer es. John NJ.
II Bigelow, By virtue of an order ot sale to me
directed from the Court of Common Pleas iorIar-
field county, Ohio, will offer and expose to sale
by public vendue and cutlery, at the door Of the
courthouse in Lancaster, on Monday the 18th day
Of June next, between the hours of l0o'clockA.M.
and o'clock +. NJ. ofsaid day. the following des-
cribed Lands and Tenements, to-wit;-East bali
of In. LotNo. 9 in Square No, 8. Lnucast"r-Also
81 feet of OF the West part Of Lot No. 3, III same
Suuare-Terms of sale cash in hand
OLIVER II. PERRY. Sheriff.
May IA 1sae 5wprfee$2