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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-13

AZ 4 special meeting oI llavensport Division,
No 567, SOUS ot temperance held at their Hal in
Havensport Ohio, gu lhe Dist day of August,
1850, the following preamble and resolutions
were passed:
Whereas God in his just providence has per.
mitted death for the first time TO enter our circle
aud strike shining mark in the person OF our be-,
loved Brotiier, the Rev. David II. Swnrtz, A. p
W. p. aud present Chaplain oil this division, there
fore.
RcsOlucd That in the death of Brother Swartz
the Order has lost early and devoted friend and
advncatc, who wns ever ready To defend its prin-
ciples IL good report aud in evil report, und soce-
ty useu member one whose every etfnrt wus
hr tho advancement Of the moral considerations Of
mankind
That we deeply sympathSe with his family in
lhe'r bercayment and mlngIe our tears with theirs
lOr tins di,pensatun OF Divine Providence, which
depIives them ul kind and inddlsent husband
aud latIel; and pray that he, who emperelll the
wind 10 the storm may make their surruw equal
10 the burthen Of their uflliciiuns that they may
be cOmturted with the reflection that they are not
as those whp ri1nrn without hope, aud that their
loss is his infinite gain.
That ns an eusgn Of our regard aud esteem for
our dearest brother, we will attend his Iuner.
al rs division aud Wear the uslh badge Of mourn.
ing for thirty dnys
Tint the X. s. forward copy orthe .esolutiohs
Under the seal of the division 10 the family Of the
deceased aud also copy 10 lhe Western Fountain
and the newspapers in Lancaster for publication.
L COOK Il. s.
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HOOKING COUNTY WING CONVENTION.
The Wings Of Hooking county met
in Convention on the 2sth Of August
LEWIS HUTcnINs was called to the Chair
and james Gibson and James w. Crooks
appointed Secretaries. A request was
made for the publication Of the proceed.
'ngs in the Gazette. which we willingly
comply with SO far as is now necessary.
County TIcKgT. THE following gen
tlemen have been pat in nomination for
the offices attached to lheir names:--
James Gibson, Auditor; JESSE, Weston.
haver, Treasurer; William Plummer.
Commissioner; Charles R. Denuison
Coroner.
CENTRAL ComMrrrEE The following
gentlemen were named for Wing Cen
traI Committee for the ensuing year,
James Gibson. Nathan R. England, Jes-
Sc Wesienhaver, Daniel Fineirock and
Henry Saunders,
The Convention resolved to give Iheii
united support to the Congressional aud
County tickets The following general
resolutions were passed:
Rcsoived That the Constitutional Convention
ut ONO, ought aot 10 insert ''lIurd money clnuso'
ia the new Constitution.
On moiun Of j W. Crooks it was Resoiped
That The Wings Of Fairfield county IL, e requested
10 furnish candidate Tor Senatur. the Wings ui
Perry CandiIlte for Representative, lor the lhrer
counlles. and the Wings OF Hooking cnunty here
by select aud nominate JEssg l.. COLLISs us u
candid tr ior representative for the Perry and
Hooking District
On motion o General W"rtllinsinn !, wus
ReSo!Cea. As the convection Of this comyeniiu.
that HE lirlli of 1916 is runOus ia its operation
to the labor agriculture and commerce of these
uuited Sulrs
That p.l IL favor of such taia are, of couse.
quehcc,tn lay0rOf reducing the price OF American
labor to the dime day, for which labor my be
had in Europe and Asia
Tint the friends of American industry in Con.
gress should perpetualiy urge the imposition Of a
specific protective duty whenever foreign mnnn-
flcures productions come ia competition with
those proper Ia this country, aud that this sho'l
he done without reference 10 political parties or
mnioriIies
That nasmucll as Hooking county aboulJs in
coal iron, timber and water power. ard that agri.
cultural wealth aud position most conducive
domestic manufactures, M uilizen OF llpcking can
N 1ccnuanco with his own interest vIte 10 j L
any man IN power more friendly To Labor aud ua-
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I'VE Projectors VI this Msml4ofh estall',i.meht
vhicA eonsj7ts d TIE most ttlent,i tQrES.
THAN o. well d, the finest stud q! TRAINEDlIOR.
skH ana PONlES % the rid, have al,O c5ii. ~,
with II THREE STUPENDOUS ELEpll sNps thc,l
wond sifui do.ihty En1 sin5'r Incredible Training
have rendered ihen t.s atIirstian Of tie thpuaats
"hO nave seen tfin tO;h 10 this country sni Eulufe
lU addition to ihsir hgretofors our,pl te and gIi.
vailed companF, they nave lD. the MOTT sZ-e n t.
additions, and introduced every Gyr yyeiicnt rhih
TIssE, NcEEY and the mos. UswrAEf-D rxys-royg.
could effect lh ordfr W reh.sr the slA,ps or 1850
inc mos attractive one "a The aEnaL G Es.s..risl,
ism.
The CelsErated EUTER?iAN BRASS PlND N.
i,r the direction q Dir J. C. ADAMS has 3eyn ensl,.
Cd for the season.
This Mammoth ccinplEy will inter town at II o.
clock on the morning VI exhibition h GEAsD pro
lEssIOS prsceiyd by tE..hlaCHiGcnL; EAST INDIA =
CAR drawn by tie three huge Ei-Tian,s Of rh- I'm.
parry, containing le iII tssd. li " ii Dr cor J,,.-l
oi hs whole troupe Jf E4ue..g.4As, n.J4a.eI " :,
magnifcsrE stud Of horses, an AZ! taY oos'ly ard
10y bly, Ornsmcned vehicles n long 10 ihs e5itJ l. h
ment. The eG iuisilely beautiful CHARIOT or
QLEAh NAB drawn bI TWENTY DLLIPUTIAN
PONIES wiL bring W he rear tie whole forming the
~ ~ IASOoiNj PAI1ANI ever Win s5ssi in he
United STATE.
Mister oi the Arens FRANK WHITAKER; Z,
uuas.esia director Mr.. y Il. STOUT; Clowns sam
LAIHROPG WILLIAM AYMAR u. former .noyn
- the original kES fCcEY OEAroh aud he lzter ac-
knOwlc1sed 70 be b1aS Performing CONTINUE ia iile
countr.; Treasurer VI JAiES w. EOylIAY; Man.
agcr aEI Director DR.. g. &. quick.
Price OF admission y crnts, without Distinction Of
age. Doors opoI at sat o.. leri,ITgaEces coin
ingncc - aAI 7 2. NJ
Ihisiinmehsea q magnificent corYsuy will PERFORM
At Lancaster. Iharsday, sep. &c, 1850.
September 70, 1850 2.,I9
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When the felegrap1 inltmpios
that Col. Van Trump is "a Wing for the
sake of Office, it only indicates its deep
depravity by stating that which no man
in this county is fool enough to believe.
Twenty years of active aud unremlled
devotion to the Wing patty, without even
asking for Office, brands all such state,
ments as Ialsehoods. In this regard, the
Telegraph had better look after its own
candidate and call upon the best men Of
its own party for witnesses. It's unnec.
sssary for US 10 repeat what they would
testify.
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CAMPBELL AND LDs.--The Statesman
aud its re. publications, the IVatchmaa
and IeLeg' dpb, are parading a speech of
DR.. Olds ii reply To Mr.. Cambell as an
utter discontinue of tho latter gentleman.
When the reader is through vita the
speech, he will notice severa important
facts:-Tha, he has heard that speech
several times; that the Doctor evades an
answer to the question abou, the VIII.
mot Proviso; and that, recollecling thk
speech was written for distribution in this
district, it bears out the statements oflhe
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
that the Doctor was essertally cornered.
1he reader will also notice that the main
points OF this cornering is not alluded to
in the speech When the Doctor was a.
busing Mr.. Clay, he was reminded that
he was once his warm advocate: when
the Doctor was reminded that he did not
go to Mexico to fight in the late war with
that country, he had ''son" that did,
Mr.. Campbell did not even ge, this sons
opinion Of the Provso out of the Doctor.
The intelligent reader win see at
glance that the bright particular spots of
the Congressional discussion. are left out
ofthe published speech, and only those
questions ofMr. Campbell. which suit
the Doctors convenience. are published
whit. This isjust like the Doctor, and
fisis his victory. s
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GSHERIFF'S SALE.---In Fairfield common
- Pleas Williams 4 Ackley IS, Henry Dittoe, ct ais
By virtue of an order to me directed from the court
ofcommon pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio Iwill clier
and expose to sale by blc vendue and out cry at the
door olthe courthouse in said county, on MoHdGyfhe
7 day Of October, 1850 between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ OF said day, the follow
ing described decree Of the court common pleas Of
Fairfield county Ohio, to,wit; The decree Of Thomas
Williams Is, the Znnsville and Maysville Turnpike
Company of the Goth of Septebre, 1872 for the sum of
S206S 81 subj ct to credit of S20 H. as OF the 1ith
Of May 1875. Terms of sale cash
OLIVER r. PERRY, Sheriff
August 80, 1859. SO 6w;7
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CUARDAIN,s sALE.-By virtue Of an ordc

GUARDIANS SALE.--By virtue of an order
" OF the court Of common pleas, made at the Sep
tember Term, i849, to me directed will as Guardian
to sell at public sale, ON Monday Che 7th dGJ of
october merit between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock P. N. Of said day, at the courthouse
door in the town of Lancaster in said county the fol-
lowing lands and tenements, to.wit IN.IOf, No Fif-
Teen IN Brunstedts addition to the town Of Lam
caster, in said county Of Fairfield
Ierms q Sale one-fourth part of the purchase
money In hapd-7ope-fourth in one ycar-one. fourth
IN two years. and the residue in three years with in
terest from the day of sale
september 6, 1850 ''' i0a4 "a Nh ou0'G,@r; GST1
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september 10, 1850.

A MANDA RACES, for 1s5O.--To commence
IA on Tuesday the 22a2 tag Of October, 1860, and
continue iour days
First Day--Colt purse of $50, for three year old
Colts confined to colts owned in the State one mile
and repeat.
Second Day--A county race for $50. confined to
horses owned in tho county for three years. one mile
and repeat.
Third Day-Three best in five, for $50, free lor
anything owned in the State.
Fourth Day-For SlOO, free for any thing two
miles and repeat.
Each day, three or more horses to make race, the
racing to be governed by the Richmond Tree Hill
Jockey Club rules.
Amanda, Fairfield county, Ohio. sep. 10, 1850
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4 administrators SaIe.--As Administrator Of
"A the Estate Of JoiN DAUGuERrr, deceased, late
of Fairfield county, Ohio will expose to public sale,
on Sati1ddythe l4h dGyQf September, 1850, at the
late residence Of the deceased III East Lancaster the
following property, to-wit:
One two Horse Wagon: one Buggy: Grey Mare,
One brown Horse; . sets Wagon Harness;
SADDLE and Birdie; one year old Heiltr; 0 Shoats;
large lot of Hay in Stack aud Stable;
-Four lots of Potatoes in the ground
halfof y acres of Corn in the grounds
One Cooking Stdye ore large Copper Kettle;
l40 bushels stone Coal, lot Of Boards
Also a large lot of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Farming Utensils and variety Of other articles
too tedious 10 mention.
Terms of Sale.-Nine months credit will be given
all sums over 50, under that amount cash in hand
the purchaser giving note with approved security
Sale to commence at 0o'clock A. NJ of said day and
to continue from day to day until all is sold.
JOHN LYNCH Adm,tor.
Lancaster August so, 1880 8wl6
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UNDERSTANDS months have now elaps-
y ed since requested all those indebted to me to
come forward andpay up. Some Of my friends have
been kind enough to respond to my request, while
others probably have thought do not need funds.
This is therefore to give such of my frienas (who
may have such impression to understand that it's my
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coercive means. JOHN C. WEAVER
Lancaster, september G, 1850. 6wl7
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DuRLIC sALE.-Mnl be snll nt nuhlic

DUBLIC SALE.-Wil be soll at public sale at
a the residence of the subscriber in Hooking town.
ship four miles southwest of Lancaster, on lIoaday
the 30h dag of September, 1850, the following pro.
perty to-wit head Of Work Horses; yearling Colt
IA head of Cattle 4 ofthem spring Calves;
26 head of Hogs, 26 head of Sheep,
Hay in The Stack, Corn in the ground;
All kind, of Farming Utensils, such as tloughs Har-
rows, Cultvator, Horse Gears; new Suidlc
lot of Household Furniture, such Gs / Cooking
Stove; Corner Cupboard; Table, Wool Wheel, .
Chairs, Babstcad5 and number of other articles
Terms made known on the day Of sale. Sale to COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day.
HENRY DETURK.
september 10, 1850. Swlg'
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LNSTATE of Philemon Beecher.-Noticc is
~ hereby given to all concerned that the account
current and vouchers thereto of the Estate Of PHL.
EMoN BEEoHER, deceased. by Jesse Beecher, Ad-
minstrator have been filed for inspection and settle
men at the next term OF the court Of common pleas
ANY person interested may file written exceptions to
any item thereof. JOEL RADEBAUGT. CIerk
September 49, 1850. 3wl9
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II MURPHY, would respectfully inform the ei-
L. izens OF Lancaster and vicinity that she has re-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by j. G. Wea-
YER Co.. in the Talmsdge Block, whore she Is open
ing q beautiful assortment OF Fancy and DRY
Goods, which she would be pleased to snow 70 her
friends and the public in general. ...t
IAsesstsr, AtriI ~ 1880 -
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~ The gallant Wings Of Madison
towush p will appreciate the reason why
we do not publish this week, their reso.
lutions in favor of what we have all along
advocated. The delegates are all APP
pointed, their opinions are fixed, and
they will be called upon on Saturday next
to determine this matter. Madison will
be well represented aud her delegates
will be amply able 10 fuuher the wishes
of her Wings.
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StTRAY MARE.-Srayed from

StrElAY MARE.-Shayed from IN,
Sthe subscriber ON Saturday night s,,r7s-,.-ssN !,
the 3lst day OF August last, u BAY 5esss;9
MARE, three years old last spring, a. m II
bou! l5a handS high, nigh shoulder has Aysa,S.ro-
the appearance Of having been sweened, and bare
footed all around. No other marks recollected.
Areasonable compensation will be given to any ona
returning her or giving the subscriber information
where she may be found. WILLIAM II. SCHUTT
Lancaster, september 49, 1850. 10
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A dInlnIstrators sale,--ls Adninirr,,oro ofae I

a dministIator'sSa Sale.--As Adrninigtra TOR The
- Estate Of Isaac CHtRLToK, decsa ed late Of Fair
nela county Ohio, will ezposs 70 sale 90 SATURDAY
me2ih Of September 1870, o. the Csrsl x TIE fo6t
Of Alain street, Lancaster, Ohio,
ture on board and four Hoses sn4 ifsruesg.
Also iot of Giss5 Mare, d0z. sik AID Cotton
HandNereheiis, Ia Sewing SIX aud a variety OF
Iermsof SaLs.--A erld.s q tix rasils viii bs
gwen On all SUNS over -, Under that amount cash 10
hand, the purchaser giving nos with aDursgs ,ae,y.
~ Sale % connence AZ ID O'Clock, A NJ of rsid
day. JOHN X. MUMAUGH. Adra'ior
Lancaster August ~, 1880. HWIg
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TESAkE NOTICE. Having len Lancaster, it he.
u comes necessary that all my outstanding and un.
settled accounts should be paid, and all those hav-
ing unsettled accounts with me requested to call
at my Office previous to the 29nd of September where
duly authorized agent willbe ready to settle with
them. If this notice should not be complied with the
accounts will be placed in the hands OF the proper Of
icer for collection. GEORGE J. SACHSE.
Also, the notes and accounts Of PHIfGIPpf & Co.,
will be left at Dir Sachses Office and not settled and
paid by the st of October next, will be handed over
to the proper officers for collection.
Lancaster september 3, 1850. dSw3wlI
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NEW Goops..In,r an,h. isan.

Mis- day received Al the cheap cash store opposite
i S hsfer's Ho.l. large aud general assortment
Of New Goods, embracing evsry kind and variety Of
Fancy and staple DRY GOODS. Having purchased
this stock between the reeular sossos for going East
thereby realizing advantage in buying .nai,g kinds
Of Goods, and eating !regat az low rate enables Ine
to ,eii my ntioes st greatly r=dGced prices. Every
body is invited 70 cali and Luy bargain.
Lancaster, Aug. lC, 50 W. T. WISE.
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SUNDAY School and FamiIy Libraries

SUNDAY School and Family bibraries.4
y Depository of the publications Of the American
Sunday School Union, Mas been estal lished at the
where Sunday Schools may obtain Books at the same
prices they are sold at from the Depository in Phila
delrha Regular libraries containing 100 bound vol
uns are sold for go Juvenile Libraries 20 bound vol
umes only S. Family libfaries "a bound volumes $3
From the other publications Of the Union Schools and
Families may select to such amount as Insy suit their
own convenience. Lancaster, may 3l-4
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- arine MinehAr Ell a. Ia Partition Bv virtue oil
order Of sale NE directed from the court of com
mon pleas lQr Fairfield county, Ohio, WiA C,r and
expose to sale by public vendue and ou-cry al tue
door Of the court house in ssif county on .I0aaQy
he lbh dag Of SEPTEMBER nerl between the Lours u
3no'clock A. NJ and four o'clock P NJ ot said lav.
the following described lands ard rdtehemenls tn.u IL
The SOUTHWEST quarter Of section 10 - township 10
10, range 49, containing 2U7hcro5, be the same more
or les subject 70 the dover estate therein o. Cath..
rne Minehart; widow Also lots Nos. 60 4aI 81 in
ne western division Of the town Of Carroll With M
buildings and Improvements,
Terms Of Sais.--On .thrd IN hand, ore.thifd in
one year. and remaining third il years from the day
of sale.
2J7 acre tract appraised at s26 per acre. Lois GO
and 81 appraised together at S315
OLIVER II. PERRY, Sheriff
August lG, 1850. So 5fl5
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BRIGur PgnspECrs These ihdividl.
ais wh" claim thai Ohio. owing to the de.
fection OF a number Of persons whu have
acted with the Why party in times past
has goGe over To Lucnrocoism. will fud
themselves sadly mistaken. unless their
claims are backed by the apathy Of the
Wing party. There a'e at this time a
majority of the citizens of Ohio in favor
of Wing policy, aud all that is needed, is
an energetic and active effort To get every
man to the polls. In our exchanges aud
by private letters from different parts nf
the State, we have the most cheering in
dications ofthe progress Of our party and
hopes Of success.
Fairfield Wings must remember that
they are to take part in the election of a
Wing Governor, Wing member of the
Board Of Public Works and Wing Con
gressman. This inducement will urge
every man to work and every voter to The
polls.
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DEST Rio Coffee, best Java DO Young .!vsen Tea
B Imperial do black do, Ch;calate and Cocoa, loaf
sugar double refined, P1wereddo do crushed do Pep,
per, Allspice, Ginger, Currants Cinnamon, Cloves and
Mace at KAUFFAAN'S
August 8, 1880 II
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Nov OPENNG-A bsndsnme variety Of Cali
! Goes, Ginglan.s, 4-4 priat, Oil ChiHt7s, Lawns
Irish Linens, ClanZsab!e Moaair Lusires Hr.
STAPLE GOODS Such 90 Tickinyr Brown a1d
Bleschei DriIings, apron ChecAs. Bieiehod Mu,!ins
Brown .Linens, White and Red FianHels, Bleaehed
Sheetcss from to yards adc pil!ow-case Cottons
Table Covers.
Together with General assortment Of all kinis If
Goods for Housekeeping Durpos s. for sale at WISIS
Lancaster, Aug. 10, 1850 Is
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Venetian. gslimd lEamuGacIOry

uAVING purchased tho entire machinery of Thorn
L as Hyd1's Ycnotiau Blind Mandatory, the sub
ScIiber would respectfully inform the citizens Of Lam
caster and vicinity. that hc viii continue the above
business inallts various brachcs at the old stand
On Main Street toie loorS JotoIg CtgS IGterA
Il kinds Of Blinds will be manufactured N the pest
styc at the shortest notice and upon TsasGaoe 4ns'
JAMES WALhER
I.,c,s,,r Fabruarv q. 1850. 2Hd&lyw5O
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ENOR SALE FINE NEW DOUBLE CAR.
H. RAGE will be for sale the present week ANY
one wishing purchase can see it by calling at STE
phen Smth's blacksmith Shop. Price $3.50, and the
work warranted.
Lancaster, September >, 1850 i3ill0
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NWG.lWYIANM,

MARRlED-On ThUsd,y Evening the III,
inst. by the Rev. william II. Suhc,A Aml. NJ.
JOHN ). WALTERS nl CirclevilIc, Ohio, aud
Mss EVE BOUSER, uI this pan e.
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Valuable Property for sale.- wish to sell
the East hall Of Lot No. and Lot No 3, in the
18th Square OF Lancaster being the late residence Of
George Myers Also the farm live on two .n.lsr
East Of Lancaster containing 2Jj acics all enclosed
aad we'll improved which isthe best aud most lesra.
bic farm an1 town property in the county and v Ill BE-
sold on easy terms 10 suit purchasers call and see
JOHN \. COLLINS
August IS, 1850. IL
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XNTALL PAPER. Just received 5000 piece Of
w Wall Paper Of all kinds, from l9i cents mp,
For sale by LITTLE < DRESBACllS,
Lancaster, August 80, 1850. III
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GtALL AND sEE!l--A large lot OF SuGAn oUa.
~ ED cANvAsED HAMS, warranted to be OF superior
quality, at the Warehouse of r. Z. WHITE
Lancaster, August 81, 1850 d&w3w
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NOTICE.--Rsn from the subscriber living
Y in Amanda Township, Fairfield county. on Satur.
day the 18th OF August last, Sarah Smith, aged about
l3. hereby torwarn all persons from harboring or
trusting her nmy account will pay no debts of
her contracting PHILIP WELSHiAlER
September 6, 1850 8wl7
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of William Davis

ESTATE of William DaVis.--Noticeishs here
~ by given. that the undersigned has cen appoint
ed Administrator OF the Estate Of WILLIAM Davis d..
ceased late of the township Of Liberty, in the county
Of Fairfield, ana State of Ohio and Is authorised to
settle the same. Persons having claims against said
Estate requested to present them duly authanti-
Gated for settlement, and those who are indebted TO
said Estate are requested 10 make payment without
delay. A. L. SIMMONS, AdS,'tor.
september 6, 1850 4wl7'
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR o. e. DAVIS, /,
nFFERS his services to the citizens Of Lancaster,
" and vicinity otFIcE in the Telegraph building.
REsIDEseE, first house north the new schoolhouse,
Broad-street.
August g. 1850. Yt 1886