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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22
Gbe Ganfaster Ga,ette.
Morning, February %. 1850


HeNRV CLAY-His Position-At this
day, no living man occupies so prominent
position. IN America, in the World, as
the great Stateman of Kentucky. His
late speech one of the noblest Of
his many efforts. is creating profound
sensation, and gradually, but full surely
the different sections of our country are
sending in their favorable response to IT,.
The Union" is beginning to be the
Watchword of the American citizens; and
Vhe noble sentiments ofhim who for near
~ four.score years has watched its prog
vess tits developments, its widespread
benefits, Its great and noble aims, sink
deepin the heart of listening and at
tentive auditory.
Take him all IN all, Henry Clay is the
greatest character in the Senate, the
greatest ofliving men. All may not a
gree with his opinions. many may differ
from him IN his argument, some may OBJ
iect to his conclusions, all men oi
every condition, cannot help but catch
the fervor of his patriotism, the purity oI
his motives and the living faith which a.
bides in him and actuates him in his mo-
BILE efforts to save the Union and restol G
concord and peace among his fellow-cit'
izens. May we not hope, hope strongly
that his last labors will be the beginning
of the end of strife and discord.
We could not keep his great speech
from our readers. We could not con
dense it. We would not mar it. We
chose to lay it before them; in all its vi
gor, all its beauty, all its strength ant
force. We know it will be an accepta
BILE present-and will be read with {
deep and lively interest. The love o
country. which burns so intensely in hi
breast, has an abiding place in the heart
Of the sturdy sons of Old Fairfield, anc
will have forever.
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JUST RECEIVED
AT TElE BOOK STORE.

OPPOSITE SHELTERS HOTEL.
A large and general assortment of BOOKS
N. and STATIONERY, embracing Standard
and Miscellaneous Books; Cheap Publications.
JUVENILE AND SCHOOL BOOKS:
stationery and Blank Books,
of every descripton--all of which will he sold
lOUer than eUer before altered in this market
BIBLES and TESTAMENTS, English aud
American editions every size aud style Of bind.
ing; the most beautiful assortment ever offered in
Lancaster, and at prices from l2t cents to SIS.
Fine FAMILY BIBLES, ut$l 25.
SCHOOL BOOKS, of every description and of
the u,est editions, and at greatly reduced prices.
Blank Books aud Stationery, OF the best quality
and very low; Paper at l24 cents per quire
DAY BOOKS aud LEDGERS. 20 cts per quire
In 6ne lam determined To sell everything in
the Book aud Stationery line at the very lowest
possible prices.
~ Teachers aud Parents wanting School
Books will save money by calling on the subscr
Der before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the right place-the BOOK STORE
opposite S!iatfer's Hotel, and next l0nr to the
Savings Institute. JOHN l.. TUTHlLL.
Lancaster, Nov. 30, 1919. so
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EssIONAL.
By Telegraph Jor the Daily Laaeaster 6ase"s
WAsBIEGToE. February, 18.

By Telegraph for he Daily LaHeaster Gssetts
WAsBIsGToE. February, 49,
SENATE,-Mr. Clay presented a petit
tion from a single individual, asking that
the first Senator proposing dissolution
of the Union, be expelled from the Sen
ate. 1t was laid upon the table.
After the consideration Of Mr. Clay's
petition, other than tho routine of bust
ness, the Senate resumed the considera.
ton of the special order Of the day, Mr..
Cay's compromise resolutions.
Mr. Downs, having the floor, proceed =
ed to address the Senate at length. He
spoke against the resolutions and the ad
mission of California. He would not
object 10 the admission, had the consti.
ton been adopted legItimstely by the
people of that State; but he believed il.
has been adopted by the intermeddling
of the Executive. After some further
remarks, Mr., Downs gave way for an ad
journment without concluding.
HousE.-Mr, Doty offered a resolution
and moved the previous question, that
the Committee on Territories be instruc-
ted to report bill, providing for the ad'
mission of California into the Union, and
spon an equal footing with The origina
States, with the boundaries and limit,
defined in its coDstitution-said bill moi
to embrace any subject matter outside
of California.
After considerable discussion, the ayei
and noes were called on a motion to lay
Mr.. Doty's resolution on The table. Ayes
70, noes 12I. Confusion prevailed.
Several Intellectual attempts were
made to adjourn. The members hat
mostly got their dinners and there is ev
cry prospect of a long night session
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PabIic sale.

HAVING sold my farm, will also sell at public
sale at my residence, five miles East Of Lancaster on
Saturday ne 23rd day9f February, 1850 the follow
ing property, tO-wit
Head Of HORSES, three Of them young, sired by
the Old Sir George, and bred from superior Mares:
6MILCH COWS, prime BiiLbers some ofthem fresh;
29 Head of SHEEP Of excellent quality;
YOUNG CATTLE, PlDughs, Harrow Cultvator;
two Horse WAGON and Harness; Saddles;
Set Of Plough GEARS; flaming MILL;
Grain Crdles; Moving Scytbns: 2 Grind-tonrs;
] Log Chain and Strstcher. BroeJ Ak; Foot Adze;
Bon h, Match. Bead and Table Planes;
Augers and Chisse.;
variety Of Household and Kitchen Furniture snd
number II other articles too tedious 70 mention.
s9ieto commence al 8 O'Clock A. NJ, when due at
tend ne and credit Of uins months will be given by
me-. IOuN MeFTROY
Febrlary Is, 1850 2y4i
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washing Mnchimc-.No Humhug

Washing MnchiMe-'NO Humbug "
MI HILL respectfully gives notice that he will
INl grant individual rights for using asabins pa
tent Washing Machine, called ladies Delight. !" for
the sum of Two Dollars
A good mechanic will not charge over $50 or 50
10 construct the Machine, hence the entire cost viii
notexceed four or five dollars.
will also dispose of Township rights on fair terms
have Machine for a sample, which can be used
by any family to their satisfaction before purchasing
desire it to stand or fall on It's own merits. well
knowing TO be worthy Of public favor and patronage
Those who wish to see testimonials where it has
been extensively used referred TO the large bills
at Public Houses, in town and country, headed "Rea
Alchimy"-Ladies' Delight"
might also refer to more than twenty Ladies' here.
VINO now posses this invaluable machine
There is scarce room enough in the paper to con-
tain all that has been said in praise of it, and Of what
it can accomplish.
For the benefit of people living in the vicinity of
Dumontsville, would say that John Cook, ESQ, has
one made for public examination and at Rovalton A.
Claypool has which he will also gladly exhibit
References may be had to Messrs George Sander.
son, Judge T. Perry, Jacob Cly, Christopher Mayer.
t. o. White, j. U. Giesy, John Lyons, E. Giesy, H.
Westlate, and manv others who have proved the Ma
chine to their satisfaction.
Lancaster, February /, 1850. doww3m
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.

HoUsE.-The House refused to lay
Mr.. Doty's California resolution on the
table yesterday. 1t caused one of the
most exciting days of the season. Some
members comfortably arranged them
selves on the Sofas for snooze, while
others regaled themselves on good things,
in the Capitol Saloon.
At midnight the Speaker decided, as
the day had expired, that the House
could no longer act on the resolution and
an adjournment took place.
A general scramble took place to get
out of the Hall. We explain matters
thus. In order to put an end to further
dissertations on the Slavery question,
Mr.. Doty offered resolution instructing
the Committee on Territories, to report
bill in favor ofthe admission of Cali.
fornia as she now stands. Southern
members were taken completely by sur.
prise and moved to lay the resolution on
the table, which motion was negatved
by decided majority.
Every pretext was resorted to, in or
der to stave off direct vote. Through.
out the members from the North &West
displayed good temper. They were
determined that the vote should be
taken on Mr.. Doty's resolution. Tha
determination would have been carried
into effect, had it not been for the unex
pected decision of the Speaker.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22
Im Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION FOR PARTITION
Elizabeth T. Smith VS.. Banjlmin H. Smith, Nancy
Brown, Robert Smith, Daniel Smith and John 4.
Smith, Mary C. Hudson. William Noyes and Eliza.
beth Noyes his Wife, William A. Richie and Mary
Richie his Wife, Elizabeth Creed, Andrew Parks
and Margaret Parks his Wife, Jane Creed and George
TIME above named Defendants will take notice, that
i the Plaintiff, this day, fled in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, her Petition
therein, praying for partition Of the Second Lot Q. the
partition Of the South half Of Outlet No Four East
Of the town Of Lancssteri beginning at the Southwest
corner Sixty feet from the Cross Street running North
and South, and thence East Seventy.two feet to stake
thence North 80 feet: thence West Seventy-twofset
thence South to the place of beginning And that said
Petition will stand for hearing at the next Term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said Fairfield County Ohio
II. II. HUNTER & son, for Petitioner
January y, 1850 s3,50 6w37
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

~The Scioto Gazette does Mr.
Whitman injustice when it says :--"He
says that in Fairfield County few per-
sons have been buying up scrip at from
10 to 80 cents on the dollar, and these
sharpers it is supposed are at the bot
tom of the whole scheme" The Eagle
said that. If we are correctly informed, /,
Mr.. Whitman Is very warm friend of
the passage of the bill intended to pay
the creditors of the Road, what is Justly
due them. Because some of them have
sucrifced their claims, it is no reason
why others should be defraUded out of
theirs. Some better reason must be ad-
vanced. before we are convince d that the
bill ought not TO pass.
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Tn Fairfield Corumon Pleas.

Petition 70 Is1 Il sgsG1s i1,rE "a ~ SeztL half
ofLo. No.S4, n CG-ysz-s-g 4 tslDl ~ LszeSster.
George SsroE-soc, AanI1Isgs.Hr win Hts Nill an
nexsa Of Elizf5s-h TgnEr. asnsHstiI. ~ Tks un-
known and noo-re4iaz-1 Hsrz I'd JuuEE I1asy. de-
6easaa
HNHE Defenizz.z vii izEs no.ics Ti1f the ps7tion-
eT has this ~ January, loJG FLED IN tie Clerks
Once Of the Court aforesaid, his Petiiun, and
therein praying the sale Of the Testadix 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
TestaTix after her marriage with Jonas Tsney made
her viii and created him sole devisee Of hoT Estate;
subject to the payment of de5s. legacies, expenses
Sc, and that after her death Taney procured deedto
be made TO himself Of the hall lot in question: subject
70 debts &c, which remain ye; to be paid. The De-
PENDANTS will therefore take nuicei that order for
the sale ol said equitable interest prayed or will
be obtained at the next Term OF the Court aforesaid,
so enable the petitionarto comply with the terms
Of her will, there being other estate with which
the same can be DONE
JOHN GARAGHTY & P. B. EWING,
Solicitors for Complainant
January II, 1850 s3,75 4w36
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Valuable Farn for Sale.

WILL cell, at private sale upon reasonable terms,
j my tarm m Greenfield Township, Fairfield county,
Ohio situated on the Columbus road about 81 miles
Northwest Of lancaster.
The Farm contains l54 Acres, about I05 Acres i'm
fM7 proved, the balance well-tmbered Gg,r4
rfs Upon Il are fns Dwelling House, 'ssg d
- large Bern and several out t-houses, 4.t y
si ~ good order four springs nf neverailing water
good iences and generally well improved II Is eons.
dered one a the best farms 10 the county.
for further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
upon the premises Of Mr.F J. Boving in Lancaster
Ohlo. l.. Won RODEN
breenield Township, Februarv I5 lSl0 a;y1i
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JOHN McOOWELL, Jr.,
COmmiSSiO aFdiHgMerChant
NEW ORLEANS.
q
November le, 1919

I RE YOUR TEETH DECAYED1 "A small ex.
IA penditure in the way Of having them biuggsd
with Gold, by rssponsible Dentist, Is The only NEY
70 save them. II they once 5olnmsnce acEing. t-Sy
are lost; They must Be plugged wide tie cETftlss
are small
Iwarrzn. al the tech tbst pleg With Cad lsFazy
length Of time
Teeth extracted safely foT IS een.s
hsvea private room ia ny Book s,oss, On Nan
Street, where will b happy 70 see all who wisa %
have their teeth saved or improved
OFFTCE-OpPOsits George G.. Beck's and George
Ksufman's Drug Stores. II. SCOTT
LANCASTER, Ohio, January 4. $50. V558
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lnCormatiOn is Wanted.

OF my Son who left my residence, in company with
Tuesday Of October last One of the bows has since
come back who says that all three passed under the
names of Bowers. My son. whose name is Gustavus,
is eleven years of age, stout-but and rather large
of his age have not been able to hear of his where
abouts, but suppose that he is somewhere in Western
Ohio, probably in the neghborhood of Dayton where
Bowers father resides. Any information concerning
him will be thankfully received. Address to
j. Won R0DEN
Lancaster Ohio February To- 1850 3w41
GPPapprs in Western Ohio will confer great favor
by copying the above.
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Road NnIicr,

NOTICE is htreby given, that petition will be
pr sented TO the Commissioners OF Fairfield county,
o their next session. for county road beginning 1t
the 5outhwest corner Of Section No. as in Townshn
No. II, and In Range No 90 on the county line be-
tween the counties Of fairfield and Pckaway and run
from thence North on the Section line 70 tie South.
west corner ofSection No. "a in said Town,hip thence
West the Section line to the Zanesville and NAYS
vile Turnpike Road and there end.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February /, 1850 4ws9
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February l, 1880
Petition for Partition:

Elias Miller 49, Henry Smuke and Elizabeth Snukd
his wife, Of Wayne County, Ohio, John S. Miller
Daniel Miller, Solomon Wildermuth and his wifs
Emily Wildermuth, William G. Hanna and his wifa
Anna Hanna, Catharine Miller St. Clsif Miller and
Rose Anna Miller.
TIME above Defendants will tske notice, That said
j Elias Miller on the 3lst December l64y filed his
Petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield
Comfy, Ohio, therein praying aor partition Of SIX
ACRES Of Land in the Northeast corner Of the North
East Quarter Of Section No. s, Township No TO- and
Rnngs No. 10, in sed County, and that at the next
Term Of said Court application will be made for an
order Of partition.
H. H. HUNTER SON. fof Petitioners
January 4, 1850. $3.50 6w35
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Daniel Lewis
~ for himself, and Daniel Lewis and Jacob NJ
Shade, as partners unaer the firm Of Daniel Lewis d
Co.. did, on the 18th day Of December, i549, make
sgnments to the undersigned Of all their property,
real and perions in trust for the benefit Of their
creditors generally Such persons hrefore, knowing
themselves indebted to Daniel Lewis, or Daniel Lew
is & Co., will MAKE immediate payment 70 either Of
the subscribers. DAVID WILSON,
JOHN R. MUSiAUGH,
Assignees.
Deeember27. d5tg3m
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To our Town subscribers.

We have been sadly disappointed in
not obtaining funds, and yet We are in
absolute need Of them. We must have
a supply within week at fsrthest, aud
we would feel under many obligations if
our town subscribers would payus with
in that time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

DTFarmers Ponder well over the thousand accidents
that daily befaI horses and cattle which oen render them
useless fol life. when II you would make II point 10 a
ways keep hand u. C. Fnrrels arabian Lnimeni you
could have the animal cured In few days and thus moi
only time hut you would avoid the risk Of losing the
creatures altogether, See advertisement
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

FRTeHTFvL OCCURRENcE.--A young
girl, aged seventeen years, and known as
the "Lion Queen" was killed in Chat
ham, England, by tiger. She was in
the cage and had nearly concluded her
part of the performance when the tiger
having been struck slightly by small
whip. sprung upon her and fastened his
fangs in her throat. He did not loose
his hold until struck on the nose with an
iron bar. She died shortly afterwards
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In ElnnncPrY.

PENDING lNFAIRFIELD COMMON PLEAS,
The Literary Society of ST. Joseph : rs Freder'
ick Rese and Anthony Ganihl, (imPleaded
with Nicholas D. ionns)
yEVHE defendants are notified that the com.
planant alleges in its bill Of complaint
(which was fled in the Clerks office at the last
Term Of said ConriJ that Edward D. Fenwick
flate Bishop of CmcinnalD by his last will and
testament constituted them Trustees with direc,
tions 10 convey to the'complainant amongst other
real and personal Estates I-ots No. 1872 in Squar6
S, of the towu Of Lancaster, by the name and
description of ST. Mary Church, which convey.
nnce was never executed, Whereupon il is prny.
ed that they be required to execute aud deliver
said deed within fixed time and on default that
a decree be rendered operating as such. convey
auce. JNO. GARAGHTY.
Solicitor for Complainant
December 7, 1919. pisS,50 6w3s
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Public Sale.

NHb sbscriber will expose % public sale on Tues
daN The bh day Cf March ae7t, At his rs,idence
in Hooking Township two miles West of Lanraysr on
the RoyatOn road the following property tn.,rit.
tiree Horse WAGON with ENGLISH BED;
tlyo Hor.e BAR0UCHE and HARNESS:
3fIead Of BORSEs; several set Of iIors. Gear.
u Head Of Cattle. among them ( good Mich COWS.
Ia Head of SHEEP; II Head NJ HOGS: Pioughs;
And variety of Farming Utensn TOO tedious 10
mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. ". Of said day.
Nine months credit viii be given all sums over three
dollars, under that sum cash In hand
JACOB HOFFMAN.
February Is, 1850 SyH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

1Mr. Colt, superintendent of the
canal at Fort Stanwix, being provoked
by an lrisman. gave him sturdy kick
"By the St. Patrick" retorted the Hi
bernian, "if you kick SO while you are
Colt, what will you do when you com
to be horse!"
That is very good representation of
Paddy's wit, but we don't believe he ey.
er gave such an answer 70 kick.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

Ma Glars sPEEcH.-If any Of our
readers think that this number Of our pa
per is not worth the entire subscription
price for one year, we will confess ou
disappointment. D.
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4 BOOTS Illustrated Histories LsrdneIS Lee.
n lures The Lady Of the lake Mrs. Heman's,
u Iorss, Byrons, HowittS and Pope's Poems ntors
Of the Revolution and many other valuable WORKS
and large number of the latest Novels BY the most
distinguished authors just received and for sale the
Book Store Of JOHN l. TUTKILL
lancaster February 2, 1850. d&wq0
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Fire in BATAVIA.
New YoRK, Februar

NEW YORK, February I9.
Yesterday noon a fire broke out in
Hardware Store. The American Hotel
and several buildings were burned. In
sured for $4,000. 1--WE suppose this
means the American Several of our de-.
spatches this morning are questionable J
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

PHMosoPHY.-1f men of an ardent
temperament would allow little rehec
tion, or if they would institute inquiries
in the proper place, when they think
they are aggrieved. instead Of going of
half.cocked, there would be great deal
less difficulty among mankind and gre at
many more friends in the world. Aper-
son sometimes considers himself nsulted
when no offence was intended, and thus
friends are estranged from each other by
a misunderstanding which ought not to
exist. Sound philosophy ought to teach
all persons to examine into supposed
offence, before they agree to consider
themselves enemies. and thus the great
majority of difficulties between man and
man would be nipped in the bud and moi
be permitted to grow to maturity to pois,
on the fountains of friendship and true
fellow-hood.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22
Fire and Riots ut Montreal.

HN"Nh hChbj V " AV'
A riot has taken place on account of
the School act and the Assessors 3 house
was burned.
A FIRE last night destroyed the Cana
dian Institute, the Library and Gov.
ernor's Office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22
school Notice.

l. Of Pleasant Township, would respectfully inform
the public that they have usually, made arrange
ments for Summer Session Of School and are now
prepared 70 receive number Of Students upon liber-
al terns-who can receive good accommodations and
general satisfaction.
Instructions will be given in all the higher branches,
generally taught in select schools-and public lectur-
erS viii be procured from time 10 time.
For further information inquire Of
THOMAS DUNCAN, J
GEORGE SMETTFRS. Directors
GEORGE FETTERs,
February Is, 1850 3w4l
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Ght MIarkets.
LANcAsrEa. rrIlay. FsLaary 9. Iaso

Ths MARKErs.-We were disappointed on
Tuesday night in getting our telegraphic reports
OF the city markets.
During the past week, Flour il anything is
shade lower. Grain is unchanged Provisions
arc dull. Coffee. owing to recent advices, is
higher
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WASHINGTON
Ohio Legislature

COLUMBUS. Feb. 10.
The Scioto and Hooking Valley Rail-
road bill was ordered to its final passage
on Thusday next. Nothing further of
imnoriance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

Wistars Balsani OF Wild Cherry, for Coughs
Asthma Influenza, Consumption. &c. We do wish IN
irhe with the lives of The afflicted. aud sincerely
pledge ourselves to make assertions to the virtue
this medcne and TO hold out hope to suffering human
ity: which FACTS will moi warrant. But when many
hundreds who had hren given np by their friends
sure prey 10 consnmniion have heen restored entis
health by DR.. Wisars Balsamwe cannot hold pear'
while so many around fast sinking to the grave fo
the want Of a salniary remedy.
Try WlsrAR's Balsam; aud restored health will be you
reward. 0C-Sec advertisement
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Medical Notice.
DIR. A. nAVTDsoI

DR.. A. VIDSoN,
~ RADUATE Of the University of Maryland, after
" two years spent in active practice with Dr. Berst
ler tenders his professional services to the cit
zens of Lancaster and vicinity
Always found at his Office, in the room formerly
occupied the Post Office, Immediately east of the
Court House.
Lancaster February 8, 1850 lvl
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Valuable Property for sale.

WILL sell upon reasonable terms, the House and
Lot where | now reside situated on Main Street,
Lancaster, Ohio. Also, small lot Of land situated in
Bern Township, adjoining Van Pearse's farm. For
further particulars inquire Of me.
CATHERINE SUMNER.
Lancaster, February %, 1850 3w42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-22

Staple and Domestic Goods.
kSUCH as Brown aud Bleached Muslins Checks
~ Tickings, Sheetinss, Towelinss. Napkins,
Pillow Case Cotton. Blankets, Coverlets, Domes
tic Gingnams aud Peniteutiary Plaids ,
For sale cheap at WlSES
November Is, l949 70