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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
In Fairfield Cotsimom Pleas,
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Jacob G. Courtright, VS.. Daniel Smith, Samuel smith,
Harriet Smith and Sarah Smith, heirs-at-lsw OF
Adam Smith and his wife Anna Smith, beth dsceas-
ed; Cenantha Smith and George W. Smith, heirs
at-law Of Anna Smith, deceased, wife. Of Henry
Smith, Sarah Smith, heirs-at-law Of Sarah Smith,
deceased, late Sarah Curtz, wife OF Henry Smith,
Henry Smith, Henry Coons, Lucinda Coons and
Sarah Coons.
TNHE said Defendants are hereby notified that the
i said Plaintiff has filed in the Cerks Office Of the
Court oil Common Pleas Of Fairfield County Ohio, his
petition against said Defendants stating that Henry
Lphart by his last will bequeahed to his six granI-
children ater the death Of his wife Elizabeth to-
wit; Adam Smith and his wife Anna Sarah Curtz Da.
yid Ewing (of whose interest the Plaintiff is the pur-
chaser,) Henry Coons, Lucinda Coons and Sarah
Coons, oethird Of the Southeast Quarter Of Section
No. ea, Township No. IA and Range No 90 being at
the Northeast corner Of said quarter Section thence
Westalong the North bounding line of said Quartsr
Section onetrd the length ofssid line the lands Of
John CourfTight, purchased of John Slough and Mary
his wife thence South the whole distance across said
quarter to the southern line to stone in the road
thence East to the Southeast corner of said quarter
Section thence North on the Section line to the place
of beginning, containing Fifty-Three and one-third
Acres and praying for partition Of saiu land Which
partition will come on 10 be heard at the next Term
Of said Court to be holden in Lancaster in said Coun-
ty. CHARLES F. SHAEFFER,
Solicitor Of Deinandant.
December %. S5,25 6w36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

In compliance with the pledges Of the
Ex.Speaker, no sooner had Mr.. Convers
assumed his duties. than Gen. EckIey
moved the appointment Of committee
Of investigation into the so called bar.
gain between the Senator from Cuyah6.
ga (Payne) and the Ex.Speaker.
Payne at once took the alarm. He
said there was no issue between him aud
the Senator from Medina! The issue
was between the Senator from Medina
and the Senator from Summit, although
they had never exchanged word on the
matter. In short he was afraid Of an
Investigation.
AT last the Wings brought them to a
vote. and Mr.. Payne by Aas o,on uote pre-,
Vented The appointment of lie commit
tee. to investigate that bargain, which
has been said by the Locos to have pre-
vented action on any business for three
Weeks. Is that not TOO conteniptibie for
honorable Senators. The public will
judge them.
DTTCIHpL,ER
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Read! RenecGJudge WiseIy!.
DIR Eastman,s BaIsam of wild o,.rry

DIR EaIman's BaIsam of Wild Cherry
III AS performed such wonderful and astonishing
Il cures as to almost defy credbility Yet .'iacts
are stubborn things and cannot be controverted HIM
dreds oicases Coughs Colds Bronchitis NghtSweats
and every other symptom indicating the presence or
approach OF that fell destroyer, CONSUMPTION have
been entirely arrested by the use of this
ed medicine isunike any other preparation Of this
name, and possesses in remarkable degree the yir
tues OF the WILD CHERRY. Its success in CURING
is almost without parallel and reference can be Civ
en- to persons OF known respectabilty and who reside
IN this vicinity and can be inquired Of if any are so
disposed, viz:
Mrs. DICK, of Mount Sterling, was reduced with
what was pronounced Consumption, so low that she
was abandoned by her physician and her friends all
considered her hopeless In this hopeless and
abandoned condition, she commenced using EAST
MANS WILD CHERRY internally, and ENiBRO.
CATION externally. A few bottles restored her to
ner accustomed health, which has continued so ever
since. Miss Miser, Of Putnam, is case of similar
kind Mr.. Robert Carter of Falls township. was cur
ed OF distressing cough These persons at home;
but hundreds OF similar kind both East and West have
certified to its efficacy. We received, but a short
time since, certificates from number of respectable
citizens of Hartford, Connecticut among are Mr. Cor
don Robens, an extensive Book Publisher; Mr.. Milo
Daily, Merchant Tailor: and Mr. Thomas Adams, Mar.
BILE Cutera Of whom testify to the great utility. of
this medicine, and who were cured BY its use,
Instances might be multiplied without number. but
enough has been given to satisfy the skeptca If
you have cough, or any symptoms Of consumption.
don't fail to Use EASTMAN'S BALSAM OF MILD
CHERRY tableware of spurious limitations, and see
that you get the genuine article.
Sold by GEORGE G. BECK, Lancaster
And regularly appointed Agents throught the coun.
try. All orders must be addressed to-
EASTMAN 4 RlGELOW, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
January lS, 1850. 81
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Ia Fairfield Common Pleas.

Petition to sell an equitable interest In the South half
0Lot No.S4, in Carpenters addition to Lancaster.
George Sanderson, Administrator with the Will an.
nexed of Elizabeth Taney, deceased Us. The un.
known and nonresident Heirs Of Jonas Taney, de-
deased.
TIME Defendants will take notice, that the Petition
l. er has this 4th January 1850, filed in the Clerks
Office Of the Court aforesaid, his petition and
therein praying the sale Of the Testatx interest in
the half Lot above named and AYERS that her former
husband Lewis Thompson conveyed the same to G
Steinman in trust for her sole use. That the said
Testatrix after her marriage with Jonas Taney made
her will and created him sole devisee Of her Estate,
subject to the payment of de6s. egacies expenses,
&C., and that after her DEATH ney procured deed to
be made to himself of the hall lotn question, subject
TO debts, &c., which remain ye' to be paid The De-
PENDANTS will therefore take noice, that an order for
the sale o said equitable interest prayed for, will
be obtained at the next Term Of the Court aforesaid
to enable the petitioner to comply with the terms
Of her will there being no other estate with which
the same can be DONE.
JOHN GARAGHTY & P. B. EWING,
Solicitors for Complainant
January II, 1850 s3S5l 4T3S
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In CIl;,nccrV.

PENDING lNFAlRFIELD COMMON PLEAS
The Literary Society of st. JusepLs rs, Frcrle,'
lex Rese and Anthony Gauihl, (impeoded
with Nicholas D, Yonng), - D.,
TENtiE defendants are notified that Tue com
n plainant alleges in iis bill ri compliant
(Which was filed in the clerks office at the last
Term of said Cour) that Edward D. FsnwicE
(ate Bishop of cinoiHna 10y bis last ,, W'lI I and
tions 10 convey To the complainant amongst other
real ond personal Estate; In.ots No. 1852 in Square
S, Of the town Of lancaster by the name and
description of St, Mary Church, which convey.
ance was never executed. Whereupon it is pray,
ed that they be required to execute and deliver
said deed within fixed time and on default that
a decree be rendered operating as such convey
ance. JN0. GARAGHTY.
Solicitor top Complainant.
pecember7, 1912 Pft3,50 6w36,
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OBITUARY.

DlED,-Tn this village on the morning of the
10th inst, Of Typhoid Fever after pr0tIncled ill.,
ness. Mrs f.. A DETW1LER. cousort of Mr.
Ell DETwILER, in or about the 37tb year of her
age.
The deceased was native ofFmnklin county.
Pa, and late Of Lancaster in this State. She has
left n husband aud four small children 10 mourn
her loss. Mrs Detwiler was in The early part of
her life member Of the German reformed Church
but afterwards became associated with thr evan
gelica Lutheran church, in which ut the time OF
her death she was a respected and beloved mem
ber.
Her last sickness was borne with much patience,
though in the midst of it, she was called to se
we're trial by the death Ola beloved chid daugh.
ter in the 9TH year of her age-who is now so early
followed by her mother to the grave.-HaacOct
Wig.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
CoLUMBUs, Jan. %.

Mn. EDIroE: The chronicler of affairs at the
Capitol, must be sharp indeed, It he manage to
Gull out of the voldmnous legislative proceed.
ings. of yesterday, much 10 amuse or instruct. -
The nature Of the business was principally such
as is usual tile first day Of the session. of for.
NAL character. Many bills, however, were iutro.
duced. The leading Ones, TO call Convention
and to repeal the section of the apporti0nment
law that divides Hamilton county into two Dis
tricts, had been introduced previously in the
House.
Among the mass of petitions presented, Mr..
Whitman offered several for the reelection oi
Judge McClung, aud against the new county Of
National, which contemplates the dislnember-
ment of Fairfield Mr. Whitman is reported,
himself, to be prominent candidate for Presi-
dent Judge, in the place Of Judge Keith, whose
term expires in March.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Hendricks
seems TO me TO affect a niltter OF good deal of
interest. 1t looks to the introduction of bill
during the Commissioners 10 subscribe for. and
have bound aud filed in the Recorders office Tor
inture reference aud inspection, one copy of each
of the newspapers published in their respective
counties. Such file would be Of great value
twenty years alter their date.
Mr. Dennison introduced joint resolution a.
will unite dgainst, except OIL occasion of the most
pressing necessity.
Mr. Ods and the other members Of the Com
mittee on Privileges aud Elections. have the pa
pers of Messrs. Broadwell and Johnson now be.
fore them, and may be expected TO report before
the close of the Week.
1t was amusing to see Myers moving yesterday
afternoon, just as the Senate was about 10 ad
iuurn ut o'clock, for want of business, that the
hour Of meeting be o'clock in the morning, aud
in the afternoon, That man Myers is the great
est deniagogue III tile Senate. The motion was
lost % to II.
Mr.. Eckey called attention to the rapid increase
of the incidental expenses OF the Legislature
The item of messenger boys las increased from
$50, in 1874 to $7l2, last year, and this year it
will be still more. The Senate employs three
boys at $500 per day each, besides four Sergeant
at-Arms and four Clerks. These things need to
be looked into. RUSHCREEK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

The WETMoRE CHARGE OF DEFALcA,
TioN.-A letter from Washington says
that the accounting officers oflhe Treas
ury Department certify that the balance
on the boo ks of the Department against
Prosper M. Wetmore, late Navy Agent
at New York, is one hundred and eighty
one thousand FIVE hundred and eighty
ddllors and seventy.nine cents. Mr..
Prescott Hall, U. S. District Attorney for
New York. has received Instructions to
institute summary proceedings against
Mr.. Wetmore, under the provisions oG
the well known act of Congress, for cases
of this kind,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
1n Fairfield Common Pleas.

4 I0%' t OIN T nv IO4N,
Elizabeth T. Smith vs. BENJAMIN H. Smith. Nancy
Brown, Robert Smith, Daniel Smith and John B.
Smith. Mary G. Hudson, William Moves and Eliza.
beth Noyes his Wife, William A. Richie and Mary
Richie his Wife, Elizabeth Greed, Andrew Parks
and Margaret Parks his Wife, Jane Greed and George
Sreed, Mary Greed, John Greed and Charles Greed.
ME above named Defendants will take notice, thai
Il the Plaintiff, this day, filed IN the Office OF the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas, her Petition
therein, praying for partition of the Second Lot o the
partition of the South half of OutLot No Four, East
of the town Of Lancaster, beginning at the Southwest
corner Sixty feet from the Cross Street running North
and South and thence East Seventy two foot 10 stake
thence North 1S0 feet thence West SSventytwo ieet
thence South to the place of beginning And
Petition will stand for hearg a. the next Term OF the
II. Ii. HUNTER & SON, for Petitioner.
January ~ IeS0. $3.50 6w37
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dbt Gdlifaster @a,ettt.
Friday NIorning, Janaary 9S. 1850
ThE Weekly GAzEF4E.-Ths pFss.

TIE WEEKLY GAzEF+E.-The pres.
ent number Of our paper will be found
to contain large amount Of inlefestlDs
reading. Welay before our readers, the
Governors Message proceedings Of
Congress and the State Legislature, suf.
Hciently full TO be understood, and not
tediously long-and vast amount of po-
iitical and miscellaneous intelligence, be-
sides the late news from California and
Europe.
The intelligent reader will see at a
glance that we are determined to try the
strength of the Fairfield Wings in their
good will for their county paper. We
are publishing much better paper than
our receipts will justify; but we are do.
termined to give the experiment fair
trial.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
AN ORnINANCP

Permanently to fiI .Jhe Grade Of certain
streets therein named. 81.
(sECT. l. Be it ordained by the Town Council Of the
Otown of Lancaster That the Grade of Winding
Street Lawrence Street Jackson Street. Perry Street
and Columbus Street, South Of Broad Street. lately
surveyed by the Town Surveyor under the direction
of the Council be- and the same is hereby permanent
y fixed, and established the legal Grade o. said
Street.
SEC; 2. The Grades of the aforesaid Streets shall
be as follows
Winding Street. commencing ir Inc centre of said
Street. in line with the buildings the East side Of
Broad Street, and O.24 feet below BENCH MARK on
Southwest corner OF foundation stone of Dr.. Whites
old office; thence Southeast with declination Of 40
feet TO each co feet in lengh r the distance of $50
feet thence with grade OF OH feet in each 60 feet
in length, for the distance Of $40 feet thence grade
Of O2O foet in each GO feet until said line nersects
Columbus Street. e..
Lawrence Street, commencing at point in theren-
tire OF said street. in line with the East side Of Broad
Street and O7O feet below stone in centre othe circle
thence East with decnation of O25 feet in each 60
feetin length, to the Corporation line.
Jackson Street, commencing in centre OF Carpen-
ters Alley, 733 leet below Bench mark on South end
of door stepoi Methodist Church, thence South with
decination Of 33l feet in each 80 feet in length for
the distance Of 800 feet thence with grade Of AGO
feet in each 50eet for the distance oI $50 feet thence
with grade OF l2Q feet in each 5O feet to Lawrence
Street thence to the Canal with grade Of O3O feet
in each 80 feet n length. at
Perry Street, comm ancing in the centre OF Jackson
Street, 2O59 feet below Bench mark on South end OF
door step Of Methodist Church, thence Southwest with
grade o. 5O6 in each 80 feet in length for the dis
ance of $50 feet thence with grade Of 2SS feet in
30 feet for the distance Of 200 feet; thence with grade
of feet to each 80 feet in length to Winding Street.
thence with an ascending grade Of O2Olee to each 50
feet to Broad Street.
Columbus Street, commencing at the Southeast cor
ner of John Van fearse lot on the curb stone the nee
with grade of 90 feet in each 60 feet in length to
the Cansl. d.
SEC. g. Any ordinance or part thereof inconsistent
with this, is hereby repealed.
This ordinance to take effect and be in force from and
after its legal publication. Passed January T. 1885,
JOHN D. MARTIN, President T. c. I
Attest-JoHN B. RERD, Recorder
JanuaryIll, 1850 3y36 |
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LANCASTER. Friday, January 25. 1850
jHREcTKD wKkKIv ~ v,,...n -.
New York Markcls

.r-..r Nav YoRK. Jan. %.
Flonr-The market is steady. but not very &C
lye, without any material change in prices.-
Ohio S5:75GsG:0O,
Grain-The demand for wheat is good. bur
me transactions are limited. supply Of Corn
light Western GA.
proyislons-Notbing doing worthy Of notice
Wh'key isin moderate request. snd prices are
a shade lower
-, HRw .YoRg. Jan23.
flonr--The market to-day IS from &c 10 l2c in
idvor of tue buyer.
Grain is unchanged.
slO:375 for old Mess and Sll:25 for new. 0lI
prlme ;l24@sS:37s. New s95s9:25.
Groceries there is good feeling in the Coffee
market.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

arWc trust the remarks which have been made week
after week through columns regarding G. T.. Vaughns
Vegetable Lihontriplic have had due weight 1t il lust
well perhaps for frankly To acknowledge that we are
paid for the advertising and In truth the notices 60 hut
you think reader thai the atler ola few dollars would
lead us TO Introduce TO your notice worthless medicine
we beg you 10 chalge your opinion Immediately.
DR. Vaugllns Great American Remedy stands high IFS
reputation IA hased upon years Of trial whe iho.
sands Of mxinre have hardly lived to I've known nut Of
The town they wore compounded In, this panacea has
grown to giant aud with rapid strides has gone all over
this country, CanRa, into Iugand aud South lniRrica
and still onward disease of all kinds fly fefne H. Tie
medical franrniy H. aud uprooing all prinrples
of cnre hitherto prncccd y the decp'es Of Esculnpius
Read The advertisement In columns call asont and
get a pdhplti.
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VALUABLE FARM
! nd Town brOpeTIy Tor Kent.

I'VE undersigned, a. Receiver Of the Estate 81
i Daniel Arnold, deceased will, at his Office In Lam
caster, cas-. on SATURDAY. the SECOND DAY OF FEB
hOAl next at about ~ O'Clock Of said day, rent 70
she ngnest and best bidder for the term Of one year
rom The ist day q April. 1850. the FARM Of md
s PANEL Arnold, deceased situate three miles north
eAse rom lAneaster.--Also, the House aud Lot now
oce upied BY William Richards 10 north
part OF the TAN YARD Lot, 50 as To- include the
ehoP and old shedding, and the south pat Of said lot
80 as 70 include tho small Shed and Stable n theiown
Moressh Approved security will be required for
the payment or rent
GEORGE X MILLER, Receiver.
Lancaster, January Ii, 1850 5tw.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
sale of Real Estate by order orCour

ON Saturday, the 9th day of February, 1850, be-
" tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
P NJ at the Door of the Court House in the town Of
Lancaster, win be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing Real Estate as the property Of Valentine COL
Inns, deceased, towit ln-Lot No. 40 in Carpenters
Addition to the town Of Lancaster subject however
to the dowerof the Widow az therein heretofore sci
apart. Appraised at 5000 i,
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third in hand, and the balance
in one and two years with interest thereon from day
Of sale.
SAMUEL F. MACCRACKEN, Adm'tor
de bonis non Of Valentine Collins, deceased
By J0HND. MARTIN, his Attorney,
January IL, 1850 50 5wS6
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WAsnlnnrnN Ian ID

W f'NNAbNt a an. lJs
The Senate was not in session 10 day.
HossE-Mr. Clingman moved to post,
pone the election of Doorkeeper and
Postmaster until March 1851, which was
decided in the affirmative by two major.
Ivy.
Mr.. Ashmun moved a reconsideration
OF the vote, and to lay the motion on the
table.
MIR. Savage raised point that the con.
s'ltution required the House to appoint
officers. He denied the right Of the
DoorReeper of the last House to act as
Doorkeeper of this.
The Speaker decided that according
TO usage, old officers continued TO serve
until the appointment of their SUCCESSORS.
II was for the House to settle the ques.
ton.
Mr. Hitbard inquired whethera mo.
ton to proceed to the election of Door.
keeper would now be in order.
The Speaker replied, not until the day
fixed by the House, expired.
onortIy afterwards, rough, crazy
looking man took his stand at the Clerks
desk, and in loud stentorian voice,
urged on by members) be !an To make 4
terrific speech, saying that for five long
weeks he bad been waiting for Congress
to do something for his people. He was
one of the Bhoys. and suffered every
thing but death. The members urging
him on he spread himself for big speech,
and continued-I want all Canada an.
nexed. Victoria off the throne, and all
creation in lliis Union. This was follow.
ed b5 boisterous laughing and cheering,
during which he was led out by Mr..
Holmes. When he reached the door he
said his name was Hamerson, the Lion
Of the West.-O. S. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

4 RE YOUR TEETH DECAYED! a small ex.
N penditure in the way of having them plugged
with Gold, by responsible Dentist, is the only wa v
to save them. II they once commence aching, thew
are lost, They must be plugged while the cavities
are small.
warrant all the teeth that plug with Gold for any
length of time.
Teeth extracted safely for % cents
havea private room inmy Book Store, on Main
Street, where will be happy to see all who wish to
have their teeth saved or improved.
oFFlCE.zoPposite George G. Beck's ard George
Kauffman's Drug Stores, II. SCOTT.
Lancaster, Ohio, January 4. 1850. w36if
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CaIIIe Markets.

,,.. NEw YoHK. Jan %.
AT Market 1900 head 600 head southern. re.
mainder IRON this State, aud the Easl) Gales a,
sG:OO@$8:OO per lOOIbs.
BALTIMORE. Jan o..
AT the scales, the offerings reached 800 head:
2oO head were driven to Philadelphia. Sales at
$4;5O0 s7:75, net.
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CONGREssTONtL
By Teiesrdpl for de Daily Laaea,t.r oqssus

BY TelcgrSpl for ne Daily LaseaHsr Gsssus
WAsHrNeroN. January 22.
SENATG.- Mr. Webster submitted a
resolution, IN favor Of granting 10 every
person. who settled upon and cultivated
the same for three years. quarter sec
tion Of the public land
Mr.. cass concluded his speech upon
the WiImot Proviso.
HorsE.-Nothiug doing ofinterest.
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Sale OF Real Es.ale by order ofCoWr

ON MONDAY, the 25th day Of FEBRUARY, 1850,
at one o'clock the afternoon, on the premises will
be sold to the highest bidder the following Real Es-
tate, as the property Of William Hotchkiss deceased
to-wit Lot number thirty-six 1857 in the town of Ii
thopois, in the county Of Fairfield and State of Ohio,
subject to the Dover of the Widow, of lour dollars
per annum and chargeabe on said Lot
Appraised at 5000, subject to said Dover
Terms made known on the day of sale
THOMAS DRAKELY,
CARTLE HOTCHKISS,
Administrators Of the Estate of VIM. Hotchkiss decd
January %, 1850 $3.50 5w38
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CoNsREss.-Mr. Cass' speech cohsbm
ed nearly two days in the Senate. We
do not notice that the House is making
much progress, either in business or
speech making. The surplus gas has
been let off.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

:, RELioIous NOTItE.---Rev. JACOB NICHOLS
President Of the Mashingum Conference, will
preach at the Methodist Protestant Church. on
Walnut Street. on next Sabbath at 10 o'clock, in
the morning md o'clock in The evening. The
citizens are respectfully invited TO attend
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

Read oCr,--The Democratic Nom.
bsrs ofthe House Of Representative met,
atihe American Hotel. and voted SIDNEY
3. SPRAoUE, the member elect from De.
6ance. Putnam. Van Vert, PaHldins and
Williams. out Of the parry.
AS near as we can ascertain, the char.
ges were founded on the fact that he vo.
ted against giving the House printing to
Samuel Medary at his own prices. They
may yet need Mr.. Spagle's vote.
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Estate OF George NHInchart
January %, 1850

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and duly qualified as Admtor of the
Estate Of GEORGE MINEHART, deceased late Of
Greenfield Township, Fairfield county, Ohio All
them for settlement, legally authenticated within one
year. And all those indebted will make immediate
payment. SAMUEL C0FFMAN, Admror.
January %, 1850 .4S$s