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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Teunis z. AsIIbrnuk Guardna of Isaac ~ KauiI-
man. Eliiah B. Kaufman, Catharime Kaufman,
Joseph d. Kaufman and Nancy kautflnan.
Er-pdrfT.
4 n obedience 10 an order uf sale directed TO me
from the Court aforesaid al its March Term,
l84g, | will OH Saturday tie l9h day Of May
nrat, before the door Of the Court House III said
Comfy. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and o clock p. NJ of said day. offer for sale by
public vendue and oucry. three equal undivided
fourth parts of the following parcels ui Land, sit-
uaie in Fairfield County, To wit:
Ffrst-Purt of Section No Is, Township No II, A.,
Range No II. containing 800 Acres.
Sfcoad-Tart of the West half of Section No
lS, Township No II, Range No II, containing 50
Acres.
Third-Pnrt of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
ton No 18, Township No II, Range No II, corl-
tanning 40 Acres aud | perclles.
Fourth-Part Of the West half Of Section No
10. Township No Is. Range No 10. containing 95
Acres and rods-tlie meIes and bounds whereof
nre particularly set out in said order OF sale, sub
iect TO the following incumbraDces
First-To the support OF Christian Shickler.
dnring his lifetime equal 10 fhree-fuurihs the i'll
terest Oh tue sum of sl.9j6 56. payable annually.
Secoad-To a right Of Dover in the whole of
said premises in favor Of CHtharine KaufmHn,
Widow of David Kaufman, deceased.
Thhd-The right or Dower in favor Of Mary
Ann Widow Of Joseph Kaufman limited to three
lourlhs the interest ihersiland lastly subject also
to he taken at the apprascment OF three indicious
men after the death of said Christian Shickler,
by David Noah. Joseph (now deceased) and SAM
ue Kaufman sons oi David KauHInuu deceased.
on pnvmeut to Barbara Splitter or heirs aud
Christian KanfTiuaa or heirs. she amount stipulated
in said David's will, to.wit: Three-eighths Of
81. .856 56.lOn and the residue thereof equally
between all the other heirs. Said interest not to
he sold for less than $3.50 and for cash in hand
TUNIS Y. ASHBRO0K.
Guardian as aforesaid.
March 30 l849. pl$7 6w7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

MINEsoTA.-Thc seat of government for this
new territory has been established at St Paul, on
the Mississippi. six miles below Fort Smelling
A large immigration is expected during the season
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At his residence. in Pleasant township
on the 10th inst, after long and painful illness,
Mr. JACOB HUBER aged about Ga years
He emigraied to this county abont 80 years
since, and during that whole time has sustained
an excellent character as father, neighbor and ci
tizen. He leaves behind large circle ofrelatives
aud friends 20 mourn his loss.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

MORE WHIG VIcroRIEs.-The Wings OF New
Orleans. Albany, Williamsburgh Bushwick and
Hudson have succeeded in their recent municipal
elections, by very large majorities.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
NEW ESTABLISMMENT.
coMHR & LILLY

HAVE entered inin copnrtnership 10y which
i i they intend 70 carry on FASHIONABLE
TAILORING in tie latest. best and most fashion.
able styles. Work entrusted 10 Our care will be
done with the utmost neltness aud despaich.--
Good fis insured in an cases.
All kinds oi Country produce taken in exchange
Tor work
SllOP-At the old stand Of Francis Lilly, in
Slmwk's Buildings Main-strset.
Lancaster, April 6, l84g AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

LNITS!--Jnst received:-A supply Of the Great
Il Chinese Remedy for Epilepsy or FallingFits,
Convulsions, st. Vitus' Dance and Nervous Dis
eases For sale by NJ. Z. KREIDER,
Sole Agent fort the West.
Lancaster. April 6. 1919 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

LNRE FirPm FiFC.!!-If Won want the best.
Il most safe. g. cleaprH article ever invented nr
used for kudling fires,b ''Cheeecr's Fire Kind
ling" 1t dispenses with the necessity for shaw
ings ar kindIng wood, aud will light wood or
coal fire instantly.
For sale in large or small quantities. by
NJ. T.. KRElDFR.
Sole Agent for Fairfield, &c.
Lancaster April6. l849 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

TFitz Greene Halleck, the distinguished
poet, has been confined by his friends in the
Boomingdale Lunatic AslYum, New York
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

LTThe birthday ofHESRr CLAY was elebrnt'
ed, in New York, Oh tile 10Th inst. We sec, by
the published proceedings, in the Tribune that
General CoMBs was present and made short
speech. Heapologzed for the breviiy of his re-
marks and the abruptness Of his departure by say
ing that he was married, on the day beinre, to 4
fur daughter of Rhode Island. (Cheers.)
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

MARRIED AGAIN.-Kate Meadows. the
actress, who was recently divorced from
her husband at New Orleans, is married
again. Hope she is satisfied now.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

BrE Each Cocoon Nut Tree in Ceylon, is said to
be rented for sum equal to 374 cents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

HNineteen hundred have died ofthe Cholera
in Glasgow, since November last.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
April l3, 1349
Ohio University

Ohio University
HNHIS INSTITUTION is now in full and sue.
cesslnl operation, ,witlfan able Faculty. The
t849.
TUITION PER TERM.-In College $40; Pre-.
paratory Department So
BOARDING-$l TO $3.50 per week
For further Information address Rev ALFRED
RYoRs, d. President. or A G BROWN
Secretary of the Board
Athens, Athens co, Ohio March 80, l849
PS general meeting of the Alumni and
former Students is expected to be held Oh the day
preceding the next annual commencement, which
occurs on the first day of August
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
N missioners of Fairfield county, at the June
session, praying for the vacation of the so-cnled
Graul Road. MANY SIGNERS.
April 10, 1910. iw49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

INcREAsE OF WAGES AT LowELL.-We learn
from the Lowell Courier, that on the first OF the
present month, the wages of the operatives in the
corporation of that city, was raised from twenty
to twenty-five per cent.-havins been restored to
what they were six months ago.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

Read what he saysI-We have heard of cures in
many aud various diseases performed by the celebrated Ii
thOnrIpc Mixture, DR.. C. C. Vnughn's Great American
Remedy aud have cited oenbut we think the ex
tract below deserves notice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
LANCAsTER, Friday, April 90. 1919.

By Tetcgrdph-FOr the Ohio Slate Journal
CIScISSATt, April 10.
Flour-The market is firm, with no change in
prices Grain-No change. ProvisiOns-P
may he quoted ut 50, for Mess. Whskey-.Saes
at lii0l45. There is u fair demand.
NEw YoRK. April l8.
FLOuR-The market is firm, with good east
ern. home and shipping demand. Sales Mt ~ 80
al, rs, for common brands and $475GD5. 90
for favorite GRAIH- Wheat is good request at
full rates. We quote $l0IO2 for Ohio.
New ORLEANS, April ~.
FLOUR-The sales to-day have been TO q fair
extent including Ohis nj 1854. aud st. Louis
brands at $4.75 to 800 Glain-tle sales OF Corn
to-day including 1900 bushels prime yellow at SO
cts. aud white al 81 cts. Sales Of 1900 bushels
Ohio wheat at 8Ocis. The market for Pork is
without change either as regards price or demand.
Tho sales of Lard comprise 500 bbls. at 5icis.
There is a good demand for Bacon. but prices are
unchanged. Sales Of Bacon Sides at 81 aud
Shoulders at cts. Unfavorabe weather has
checked transactions in sugar to-day. hut prices
are steady. The demand for Moases is lair prices
nchanged.-Sales of Whiskey at l74
CHlILIcoTHE, April l8.
The price of Wheat is 62065c: Flour retails Al
$4,O0 "a 4.25; Corn, new, in ear 90 cents; Oati
CSC; Barley 4OOd5c Flaxseed 62@G5c.; Beans sc
r0G2 cts Lard. 5051 C; Bacon, ii. R..4405 cts
Zanesvie, Hooking, Kanawha and Lake Salt
g., 2,l2i.-GazeHe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
AY0VG9@
Scioto and Hooking Valley Rail
Road Company.

WNHE Stockholders in the above named Conf
: IL pany are hereby notified, that meeting
the Stockholders will be held at
0IEII1l1T0 90 EG1S9 0lzII0s
on Wednesday, the 9th Of May mcxi,
for the purpose of electing SEVEN DIRECTORS
to manage the affairs of said Company, agreeable
to the 9TH Section of an act regulating Railroad
Companies, passed February II, 1913.
Subscription Books will remain open until the
9th of May next, at the places heretofore named.
b. F. CONWAY,
J. MCDOWELL,
c. a. M. DAMARlN,
PETER KINNEY,
J. V. ROBINSON,
THOMAS U. WHITE,
ID. TALLMADGE,
CHARLES B0RLAND,
M. A. DAUGHERTY,
April 13, 1949 Managers
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
N Office

VTNHE late partnership in the TIN and COP
PERSMITHING BUSINESS, between BEy-
JAMiN CoNxELL aud JoBN WoRK, under the firm
of JoHN WORK & Co., is dissolved. The bnsi-
ness will in future. until the same cnn be wound
up, he conducted by JosEPH WoRK. Sem, As.
signee, &c. by whom all orders in said line Of
business will be filed and all calls of customers
attended to as heretofore.
The demands against those who do not settle
by the first Of June, wiH be left AT the proper Off
cers for collection. JOHN WORK,
B. CONNELL.
Lancaster, April 90, 1919. SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Save a Dime in Every Dollar,

Save Il Dime Ill EIcTy DOlIdl'
BY DEALING or THE READY PAY SYSTEM
TNOR by this system nf ,iolng bhsin''ss yoh nev-
II er, in a,iy case pay lur sontls which y"n dg
not It. nor do you have To pay profit thai will
iG~,hy the men you deal with in .nying out Of
their money long timr. nr help make mp for bad
debts which are 0f necessitv made by alI men ~
some considerable extent, who do business 0n the
old credit system.
We are now builv engaged in opening n large
aud attractive stock NJ Frenrh, Engli-h aud Ameri-
can DRY GOODS. whirh we intend tu offer at
nnbeard of low prices and in doing 81 We shall
adhere TO our former style 0f d"ing business.
which we honestly brleve operates Tor the mt
tunl interest nfthe buyer and sller-all wr ask OF
any unpreiudieed person is To call and give
the Ready Pay plan iri,l anil we PROMISE y"'l
in the end that yon shall bny rs Tlnny goods for 30
cents IA usual costs yon dollar.
GOODS AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
From Credit Prices.
large and heavy invoice just To l1aiid. in which
may be found an endless variety Of new and lasl.
! ionable styles oi dress cHuHs. snrh as
| Rich rlangeable DRESS SILKS ofall cnlors.
BLACK aud BLUE BLACK SILKS. (of sever.
al widths and prices.)
| FANCY FIGURED and PLAIN
I BEREGES of all culors Tissues.
! PLAIN and DOTTED SWISS MuSLlNS. for
evening aud wedding dresses.
/ MUSLIN GINGHAMS. Earlsfnn aud Frencll
/ GlNGHAMS.
Plaid and Plain LINEN LUSTRES. "a new
article aud good imilsiinn oftlr chaneeahe silks.
| LAWNS, MUSLIN DELAINS. ALPACAS,
BOMBAZINES &c. &c.
Men anh Boys Wear.
| We have lnll anl general stock nrCOATINGs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
ANOTHER REMOVAL.

AINU IA ~ ~ IL hIIhV v N nIs
And once more to the Combat.
TENHE subscriber has removed his CARRIAGE
IL MANUfACTORY and LIVERY STABLE
10 the House, on Mdin-.trecf, formerly occnPied
6y Christian King, deceased. and a te~ doors
East Of the Market House, where he intends, i'll
future, 10 carry on the manufacturing of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIIiS,
Aud all other articles in his line. His work
will be made by competent workmcn. OF the
best materials and in The most approved styles.
lie has now OH hand large lot ct C0rriagct
and Buggics and lew good Lumber Wagons
which lie will SELL At very low prices. fer cash
or will take in exchange fer good Horses nnc
/ Country Produce.
REPAIRING always DONE upon the shortcs
notice and most reasonable terms.
LIVERY SNABlEo
The undersigned has spared no expense in re
fitting his Livery Stable He has improved hi'
Stock by adding lot Of new Horses. Carriages
Buggies, HARNESS, Saddles &C.. aud is prepares
to accommodate the public equally as well as any
establishment Of the kind in Ohio. n
Thankful for past iavors, n continuance Of pub
lie patronage is solicited.
WILLIAM Ii. SHUT.
Lancaster, April -, l840 tiiG
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
From ALBERT GRANT of

WEST NEwBERRY. Mass, January q, 1871.
~ am blacksmith by trade, aud for many years have
been failing In health, at last gave up busRS and KEEP
my house: my mouth throat, Sca Omptee canker, III,
hody wasted to skeleton and complete loss ofsrengll
of course tried the doctors aud discharged them, tool
dozen Of various advertised remedies mud tonnd nc
relief whatever and what induced me to try yours KNOW
that your article Of the greatest medicines ever pu
forth" See columns call upon Agent, get pamphc
| and read about it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Cholera in Texas--RevoIt In the West
Indies-A Duel,

By Telegraph-For the Cincinnati Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, April lath--Late accounts from
Lavacca, Texas, state that the Cholera was raging
dreadfully at that place
An arrival from HAVANA, reports that the ne.
groes at st. Lucia, in the West Indies, rose aud
made an attack on the whites, on the l4lh nit.
The riot was queIed by the soldiers from St
Bartholomew but not without the loss Of many
lives.
Hayman Levy was seriouly wounded in due
with Dr. McKain, near Camden, North Carolina.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

HThe expenses incurred by emigra-
tion to California, including purchase of
ships, goods, &c. &c, amount to twenty
millions. We should like TO see it :e-
paid in gold.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
10! FOR CALIFORNIA;

1ENllE Gold nf California has ceasad to excite
l. the attention d the public mind, and oil
eyes are now turned Ia tue CASH STOREof
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
SherIn.,S Sale.

n,,, e,,'.' r ;:... :: s: sa"',' e. ,,, PARTITION
DY virtue of an order Of snlc to me directed
Id from the Court OF Common Pleas for Fair
field County. Ohio, will offer and expose to sale
by public yendue and oulcry, at the door of the
Court House in said Caunty, on Mondayhe 3Oh
day Of Apr,lRert between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow.
ing described Lands and Tenements, tow: All
of the North half ol Lots Nos and ., in the 18th
Square of the Town OF Lancaster, save and par
ticularly except 80 leet of Of the South end ol
said half Lots Nos aud in the said 18th Square
by a line drawn East and West through said halt
Lots, subject however, To the Dover Estate there
in of Mrs. Mary " Boose as assigned 10 her
Also, thirty feet off of the South end Of the North
half of Lots Nos and .. in the 18th Square OF
the Town OF Lancaster. Also. the South halt ol
Lot No. Is in the 9TH Square Of the Town of Ian.
caster. Also, OLtLot, lying III the West side OF
and being part Of Zane's location mt Lancaster
adjoining Fraction No. of Township No IA and
Range No-I9, of the United States survey. con.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

$2l85 SO
Leaving s., 1856 Sc, for dividend on the gen
eral debt, and payment of contingent expenses
Of the current year.
The Committee have ordered the payment Of
dividend Of thirty.hve per cent on the debt;
which will amount to $l,9l4 67-reCluce the debt
to $3.50 81, and leave in the Treasury S27l 10,
The Committee perform this part uI their public
duties with pleasure, because the action of the
Council, which devolved it upon them, met with
signal appreciation from their constituents; aud
they ventureto express The hope that the same
policy may be continued, until the Corporation at
iains the high attitude Of freedom from debt
CHARLES BORLAND,
DANIEL SIFFORD,
GEORGE H. SMITH.
Lancaster, April G, l8l9 3w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned
~ that the Co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm and name of BURY g. BECK, in the
Drug and Medicine Business, was dissolved on
the 5th ofApri 1919.
The books, notes and accounts are in the hands
Of the undersigned, and all persons indebted tc
the firm are requested to make immediate pay
ment. &. q. BECK.
Lancaster, April l3, i849 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

G.. G.. B E *, 4
HAS purchased ont the entire int
II sEPH BURY, deceased, and wi
carry Oh the business, at the Old
His thanks ure returned 10 tlI
who have hitherto extended to
patronage, and he respectfully
continue their favors.
The public generally arc
omine lis extensive stucl,
elsewhere. "
Lancaster, April 10, l849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20
Lumbcr & BrOom-HamdIes.
CORPORATION Exhibit.

TUNIlE Committee of Finance, TO whom were
referred tue subjects oI the Indebtedness of
the Corporation, aud the application Of the Re-
venues TO its pro rata extinsulshment
REPORT:
That the notice, given by the Recorder, to the
creditors, inviting the filing of their claims with
him, in order to such eXinguishment. brought III
evidences of all Indebtedness. amounting, IN the
first day Of February, la49, in principal and i'll
terest 10 $5,470 40
There has been collected on the tax
Duplicate of 1913, S2,735 ii
From that amount is to he
deducted orders on County
Treasurer, $500 90
Unpaid orders on Corpora.
ton Treasurer, and unpaid
appropriation, ........ $50 81
- $40 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

Taken in exchange for Goods at the loves
cash price, Feathers Rags, Beeswax, Tallow
Flaxseed, Butter, Lard, Bacon and Eggs.
Lancaster April 90, 1919 lm5O
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-20

Lnncas Ter, April 20, l840
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-24
Farmer ThOrOW.

Years ago--and for ought we know IT still
exists--there was statute in vogue in New
Hampshire, legislating the annual election
of hog reeves throughout the towns in the
state. The office was lucrative ono in
some places, though it was generally made
opprobrous, and the most obnoxious individ'
ualS in the community were usually selected
to I'll! the post.
Farmer Thorow resided in a small town
above Nashau, aud prided himself upon the
neatness of his cattle, the cleanliness of his
fields, the symmetry ofhis fences. and the
thrif,iness of his orchards--hut Farmer T.
was a nervous man, penurious aud close iis.
ted.
Walking early one morning, he discover
ed on sudden, from his chamber window
that four large hogs had broken Into nice
young orchard Of his, just below the house
and in his usual excitable manner, he hnr'
ried on mis- clothes, and made the best oihi.
way to Squire Locksharp's, (the hog reeve
was called Squire whom he very ely
aroused, with his vociferons cOmpllik& NJ
"Now, Sbuire," said he, shurry up. 4q.g|
four Of my neighbours hogs got into my d !
apple orchard, aud IL you'll hurry, I'll be
good iob for you; they're fat onos, and VI
mistake. 49,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-24
AnecdOte Of John Randolph.

One day as he was passing the steps Of
the Capitol, at Richmond, dandy sort ola
gentleman, who thought as many like him
still think, that fine suit of broadcloth, q
Ia mode, was all that was necessary TO con-
stitute one ofthe aris,ocraoy, and place him
Oh level with all the great minds of the day
and who wished to make himself acquaint
ed with one so distinguished, thus acco,ted
him in quite loud voice.
"A wood morning, Mr. Randolph
'Good morning sir, said Randolph, slight
ly turning his head, and still pursuing even
the tenor Of his way.
'A-a-w-vtry fine daw-aw, Mr.. Randolph
called the other out after him.
'That is fact, sir, that is very apparent
to every one,' was the laconic reply, in a
sharp business.like tone Of voice, that drew
a hearty laugh from tho spectators, TO the
no small chagrin and disappointment of the
Mr.. Would. be-some. body.
At another time. while in the Senate, at
Washington, he offended the dignity Of the
late John Hampden Pleasants-whe, as our
readers vii, recollect, was killed in a duel
by young Richie, the bearer Of despatche,
TO BuenoS Ayres-by stating in the Senate,
that he (Plcasan,s) must be a wonderful
man, as il took three ships to carry him 10
his destination, alluding tothe circumstance
Of his re.shipping to Liverpool, while Oh his
voyage, and thence sailing to the poIt in
question. Pleasauts, when he returned de-
termined TO have satisfaction in an honora.
BILE (?) way aud selected young Leigh. son
of the celebrated Benjamin Watkins Leigh,
an intimate friend OF Mr. Ranholph's for
his second, despatched him TO the great
statesman with n challenge.
'Tut, tut, tut y said Randolph, as he CLAN
cod at the warlke document handed him by
Leigh. 'You are too young sir, too much
VI the boy for this business. Go home sir,
III have none Of it,"
Leigh returned TO his principal, and re.
ported Of course, what had been said.
'By I'll insult him in the public
Streets exclaimed Peasants, sand see if he
will dare to prove a coward there
Agreeable to his resolution, he sailed
forth, and as chance would have it, he saw
Randolph coming down one Of the public
avenues. Walking toward him he planted
himself as the other came up, dirdctly IN his
road so as to stop him from passing. Ran
dolph ran his keen eye over him from head
to foot, while Peasants returned the com
plment for a moment. aud then said with
all the sarcasm he could command:
! 81 never turned on. of the way. sir, for a
Id mean contemplate puppy
! Idl,cdB do sir y was Randolph's biting
retort, as with a whitening look Of contempt
he stepped quick aside and posed on.