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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-07-10

MARRlED-0h the LIST Of May. 1851, Or. J.
McCULLuCK aud Miss CAROLINE } dnngh-
ter Of the late rr. George d. Foulke, all Of Car.
Isle Pennsylvania.
o, the l7th June 1851, by DR.. De Witt, Mr.
S AENEAS FOULKE Of New York, aud Mis-,
SARAH + BISHOP OF Hiriisburgh. Pa.
On the Bird Instant, by Elder s. McCahe. Mr.
+. c. HANNuM and Miss MARY L. McCABE
both Of III iy.
On the 9Th instant. by the Rev. John NJ. Low
RE, Mr. JOHN l.. FORREST aud Mrs ROSA
BELLA SHUITZ, all OF this City.
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STAR S~ALOON-BAKERY.

A LWAYs on hand at STARTING'S, Brea4, cukes,
crarkers. together with lee cream, Ginger
Pop, LemOaGde, Mineral Mead, an a general supply
Of on dictionaries too numerous IN mention.
Families and Parties supplied with Candies, Cakes
Fruits, SC, on reasonable terms.
Remember the place-oPp site George KGllGmGAi
Drug Store, Main Street.
Ye Gentlemen and Ladies fair,
Or single or by happy pair.
Who love the sweetest things Of earth.
Combined the while with harmless Inirth,
At lowest prices in our town,
Repair TO StGJliag's neU Saloon.
ask the country lad and lass.
Some happy moments there TO pass,
And gladly and most chcaply find
Solace Tor body and for mind
And spread as other friends have done.
The rorn Q fStqrling's s4g Saloon.
lancaster, May 9th, ISL.
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CHEAP TRAveL.-Competition on the
North River for :he summer travel is &C.
tive. Passengers are conveyed between
New York and Albany in all the boats
for twen,y.fv FIVE cents each. The charge
by the Hudson River railroad is ST so.
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CITY SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
ESTATE OF r. M. AINswoRTII.

VuNHE final settlement Of said Estate is retarded by
Il the tendency oil suits in the courts of Fairfield
county. When these are closed the Estate is ready
for settlement and for final dividend. Any inquiries
in reference to the Estate may be made of JoHN y,
MAurIN, Esq. or of the uud resigned at Cleveland
Ohio. WM. SLADE,Jr, Admi0r
OF the Estate IF Il. NJ AiaSrorA, dCceas"A
March 90, 1851 dlm"3mi|
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NOTICE.-There will be a petition presented to
~ the Trustees of Hooking Township, at their next
meeting, for a Township Road--commenc ne at the
corner Of the lands of John T. Brasee, C. +. Shelter,
Jacob Stripe and Joseph McCleary. at a post or stone
there starding; thence south along the line between
the lands of Jacob Stripe and Joseph McCleary to the
Chillicothe and Lancaster road in section No. %, and
there to terminate.
June 26. 1851. 4w8
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sKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

LNIRST Door West of the locking Valley Bank, Lam
T caster, Ohio. The undersigned having just com.
1t up ir good order, he would again say to the citizens
of the city and country, that he is now and will be at
all times, prepared to execute pi lures in a stye of
beauty seldom attained and no where excelled.
Pictures taken and put up in all the various styles
of the art from the smallest Lockets, Pins or Fling r
Rings, to the largest size for frames, and every style of
miniature setting kept constantly on hand, and furnish
ed at prices that cannot fail TO please.
Rooms open at all hourS; pictures taken every day
without regaru to the wea her. No bone is expected to
ry. A l.. TELLER.
| ancaster, June 10, 1851. 6
p. S. He is also at all times prepared to leave his
rooms in case of sickness or death if requested By
the friends.
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CHEAPER GOODS TITAN EVER.
Al the NeU Store, first and SccOad Rooms East off
CTtN ffnopT,T " .

the NeD Store, first md scc0ad Rooms Eaf ofHe
SVAN HOTEL.
HAVING purchased Of T.U. WHITE, his late val.
A uAbl stock Of Goods, and having added thereto
alarse ana general selection from the Eastern mar
kets which ! am now receiving. / am enabled tootF;r
to the public at the old stand, one of the most SrDe.
rior and MogHjfceqf St0cb Of Goods ever offered al
this place. consisting Of Dry Goods in every depart
mont, Ronne's, new styleJ Hats, Caps, Parasols. I'm
breilas, wall Pspar, Cutlery China Glass and Queens
ware, warranted Boots and Shoe ami a very general
assortment of Groceries. All of which will be sold
at prices SO unusually low as to astonish the public.
PETER b. LOWE.
Lancaster, April 8, 1851. Sm4g
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Lancaster Steam Wooden Factory.

TUE public are respectfully informed that the nm.
l. %dersisncd is prepared, at his old tstand at the
South end OF Broadway, to execute upon the shortest
notice all work entrusted 70 him. He is ready 10 do
Carding. Pulling and Manufacturing.
Either upon the shares, in exchange for Wool or for
cash.
All who have not heretofore. are invited to try him,
as he will give satisfaction. Ills work will be done
In the best manner. and his facilities are better than
those Of any other establishm mt / the county. lie
can manufacture any kind of Woolen Goods re quired.
tall and see.
lie takes this occasion TO return his thanks to his
former customers AMI respectfully solicits a cortinu.
ance OF their patronage WM L. WILLIAMS.
Lancaster, April 9th, lS5l.-i9-Esgl. Copy.
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VThe new salt we'll at Pomeroy, is
said to contain the strongest salt water of
any we'll in the West. The cheapness and
abundance of coal will be of great ser
vice, and salt can be made there cheaper
than at any other point in Ohio.
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In Chancery-In Fairfield Common Pleas.
Tunis p. AshbroOk, Executor of Noah Ruifner, de-
ceased,

4 unls = hSuUlOOh, bAtCulOI VI 4NVdh huhhSli ue-
ceased,
Benjamin Ruffner, Levi Ross and Maryhi Wife, Man
sab Howell and Nancy his Wife, Lucas Ruflner, An
drew RuiTner, Harrison Rufiner, Margaret Buifner,
Dorothy Ann Ruffner, David F. RufIner, Lucretia
Ruifner and Dorothy Hite, Heirs.at.Law OF Benja.
min Ruffner, deceased, Anna Ruifner and Joseph
CoiTinan and others Unknown. Heirs of David Golf.
man, deceased.
SAID Joseph Coffman and the other heirs of David
~ CoifmAn, deceased, whose n mes and places of
residence are unknown to the complainant and Lucas
Ruflner, Andrew Rufiner, Harrison RuiTnar Marga-
ret Ruifner and Dorothy Ann RuiIner, children Of An
drew RuiIner, deceased, and Dorothy Hite, defendants
named in the bill of complaint in the cause aforesaid,
non-residents OF the State Of Ohio. are hereby Motif.
ed that the amended and supplemental bill in said
cause AYERS and charges that Benjamin Ruifner.deceas-
charged to have been mortgagel By the defendant Ben
iamin Ruifncr TO the complainant's intestate, Noah
Rutiner intending to convey the same 10 the sail Da-
vd Coiiman, deceased, eXeruted and delivered to said
David Cotfman his deed for that purpose dated De-
cember 81, 1924, recorded in Book o, Page 246, of the
Records of Deeds of said Fairfield county; but that by
error and mistake said lands are improperly described
in said deed; that said David Coffman afterwards in.
tending TO convey said lands tn Anna Ruifnsr during
her natural life, with remainder in fee to her children
executed and delivered his deed for that purpose, da.
ted January ~, 1876, recorded in Book Y, Page 647, O
the records aforesaid; but that by error and mistak,
said land was also improperly described in said deed
that the children of said Anna Ruffner inten ing t.
convey said lands ortheir interest in remainder there
in to the defendant Benjamin R~uifner, executed to hin
certain d eds referred to and set forth in said bill, il
which deeds also by error and mistake said lands are
misdescribed. That so far as concerns the Interest,"
of said nonresident defendants, the object and prayc
Of said bill Of complaint is to procure the said error
and mistakes in said several deeds to be corrected o.
reformed, or their title to said m~ortgaged premises re
naming in them as Hcirs-at-Law Of said Benjamin
RuiFneT, deceased, and as Heirs atLaw Of said Davi,
Colfman, deceased. to be released; and for general re
lief in the premises. And said defendants are Motif
ed and required to appear in and before said court a
the next term thereof, to be holden on the 18th day O
September, A. d. 1851, then and there &C cording to tn
rules of said court 10 answer unto said bill Of com
plant, or the same will be taken as confessed by them
JOEL R~ADEBAUGH, Clerk.
II. II. HUNTER, Solicitor for Complainant.
June u 1851. 1876 6w6
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Heavy RoBBeRY.-On Sunday night.
18th inst, the jewelry store of MIR. West,
in Waukegan, Illinois. was entered Ivy
g of false keys, aud the establish
ment completely stripped of its stock Of
jewelry. including the most valuable
watches, many of which belonged to Gus.
toners. The loss was estimated al $780,
900. The robbers had not been traced
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PROPERTY IN RUsHyILLE FOR SALE

Will sell at private sale the property now orcupi-
ed by Gilbert McFsdden, in Nashville, Ohio There
"a are Two Frame Buildings, % "A
~ feet front and % feet back, one Is &C;
iaskB cupied as a DWELLING HOUSE,and EVE
the other is a STORE ROOM, WARE ROOM &c.,
both are well finished, nearly new and in good order.
There is also upon the same lot a Large Pork
House and Lard House, with every convenience
for sailing and rendering Lard, a Wood House, Frame
Stable and other buildings. The property is very d-e
sirable for any one wishing to engage in the mercan-
tile business.
Also a lot Of ground adjoining the town containing
about four acres. Terms will be made known by
calling upon the subscriber,
JOSEPH CLAYTON Assignee
For Gilbert McFdt lien and Charles G.. Wilsla- & C
Nav |, 1851 3n52
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FISH M BIRD NETS.

4 SA S. STURGEON, coninedto his dwelling, for
N more than a year by affection, is anxious to sup
his family by Knitting Fish, F7y and BIRD Nets,
most reasonable terms for cash or trade.
Residence-First house back Of Tnomas Reeds on
Columbus street. June 70 6
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NIOTICE-To the creditors Of the Estate of ASA
~ MoUNTz. deceased. The subscriber has been ap
pointed by the court of common pleas of Fairfield
county commissioner on the Estate of Asa Mountz,
deceased, represented insolvent. The period of Six
Months form the date of this notice is allowed credi-
tors to bring in, and prove their claims against said
Estate.
Dated al Lancaster, Ohio, on the 26th day of Nav,
A.. D. 1851. JOHN z. MUMAUGH, Com.
June 10
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a Rmggy Mnkers-LooL ucyr

\ Sets Brass Hub Bands; 30 pieces Coach Lace.
az Nails and past TO match; ~ do Enamelled cloth:
10 do Japaned do, ~ do Gum cloth; 20 do Satinett and
Dama.k:6 do silk stripe Alpaca do; 100 gross Tufts:
Drab and blue cloths: Curtain silk and silk Fringe; oil
will be sold low, at the cheap hardware store Of
June ~. r. BOPE.
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FAIp

OPENED In Iandon, May Isl, 1851, ard q ue
UPHILADELpHfA COMMISSION STORE, Ian
caster, Ohio. on the same day. The one for the cxhi'
biiion ofrare a~rJieles, the other for the Sale " CAeaP
Goods.
Afew Of the crowned heada Of Europe are naid 70
be in attendance in London, willis A the A-AadslphiA
Commission Store will be found, every day, . great
many OF the birds and lasses Of the New Nnrld-al
with crowns to Their head, superior IN worth 70 Tor
eign monarchs tome, every body, loom tcr alt
This celebrated establishment will be kept open
during The season, well supplied withs
Splendid Stock Of Dry Goods,
And At prices the wonder Of the worid
Lancaster, May 6, 1851.
"HII,LOOi HILLO0l IIILLOOiTHERE
STRANGER i-Can you tell me whether there
$ any other Store in Lancaster than tina fhiiadels
Jhia Commission StOre!"
"Why do YOU ask the question:"
Wei, / am bound for town, with my family, TO Ivy
our Spring and Summer Goods, and every one ] see
In your neigbborhoOd wearing a line Coat. genteel
Pantsl0Ons, nice Vest, splendid Dress, Bonnet, Parasol,
Maniills. or any thing In that line; upon inquiry, they
came hom the Philadelphia Commission store,
bought prices / never saw the likef'
well, friend, the half has not been told; ] advise
you 10 90 there direct-you cen easily lind the places
iphid Commission Store nearly OPP
posite the Swan Hotel. Wilcox, the Agent, is some
10 TIE way OF great bargains; can assure you, you
will not be disappointed, eth, ] in the quality, beauty,
style or e cap CSS OfMe Stock"
~ thank YOU for the Information"
"GotO the Commission Store ~eetaia."
swell ] will"
Iaura.te. Mac G. tgSt
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ESTATE OF MAGUALENA BRENAMAN.-No.
Il tice is hereby given, that the Undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator OF the
Esia, 'Fnr NAgnALrNA D~HESAMAN, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. All persons having claims
,gainst said Estate are hereby notified to present. them
tsgalIy authenticated within one year from this date,
and those indebted to make immediate payment TO
HENRY BRENAMAN, Adm'tor
MAY 90, 1851. 4wf
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CITY MARBLE II

L J. MYERS & CO, respectfully inform the citi-
d zens of fairfield and adjoining counties, that they
have commenced the Marble, Grave-Stone aud
Monument Business, in the city of Lancaster. on
Columbus street, a few doors North Of Main, where
they will keep on hand at all times the best quality
Of American Marble, and will make to order
Grarc. Stones. Tomb Tables. Monuments, and any
other marble work that nav be desired.
They obtained their marble exclusively from the
celebrated Rutland. (vt.) Quarries. from which the
marble for the statue of the Wounded Indian" was
taken; their style of work will be equal to any in the
Western country; and they will dispose Of it at prices
as reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
their work. j. J. MYERS Co.
Lancaster, Ohio. June ~, 1851. 6
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

& TONG have just added to their former
- assortment, a beautiful and excellent lot of Goats,
PESTS, Pants, &C., which will be found upon cxamin
alton, to be superior in quality, finish and style
in the city.
Remember the place-one door East of Reber
Kutz. All their articles are sold at the lowest prices
Lancaster, May 90, 1851. a
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UNDERSTANDS months have TOW elaps
u ed since | requested all those indebted to me To
come forward ahdpay up. Some oil 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 irienas (whO
may have such impression) to understand that it is my
determination to collect all outstanding claims, and
would much prefer receiving the same without any
coerelve means. lnHN O. WEAvEk:
Lancaster, september 6, 1850, GwH
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PuOSG

A New and desirable article recommended fol
n economy, comfort and avoiding greas, on Car.
pets, &c. They only n9cl being seen to induce any
one to purchase them. The public are invited to cal
and see them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster, June SO, ED WARD L. SLOCUM.
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A WORD To TnE UNlNFORMED.

TIME Co-Partnrrship heretofore existing under me
firm name Of R~ErSMUwp, Son 4 Beck, has this
dav BY mutual consent been dissolved; The notes
no sraaJiiv settled. It is hoped that all who know
tham,elyes indebted u said irm, either by note or
book account, will avail. themselves of this notice and
taIl Immediately a word To the wise is sufficient,
The business will be continued at the said stand,
No. 81, main-strect, Lancaster, Ohio.
RElNMUND X son.
March q, 1851 a
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To THE ATPLrcrED.-ShOuld any among our COM
munity have the i'll luck to contract a cold, or the pre-
valent influenza. Ayers Cherry PectOral is recon-
mendcd to such as an efficient agreeable medicine
sure to relieve item.
lTSee advertisement. lm9
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LANCASTER. Thursday, IDLY 10. 1851.
New York Markets.
NEw YnRK July 8-P. NJ.

United States Skies. 1867. advanced |. aud 1856
rlvmcrd Canton Co. fell or al the Li.t board
"a but recovered ut The serond Sterling firm
-l0tGl0l. Sulcs Of 1000 bales of Cotton at y
decline Of b0t. Sales Of l2OOO Ibis Flour al &c
per bbl. decline We 'tern - l2af42E Gen
".rr s4,3'0SI4I Sales Of 80 900 bushels Cora
1t SEC. for mixed. Sales Of 100 ibis. Lard al
8la0c. Mess Beef 50 5O0slO C"iY.r 8iGiOc
New Orleans Sugar 440jc Freislts dull.
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grJenny Lind is still engaged in the
delightful process of emp,ying the peck
cts of the Bostonians. Her three con.
certs in that city must have realized some
thing like SIS, 900.
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NOTICE.-On the TWELFTU dayof JyIn

NOTICED the TIFELFTH dayQ I july, 1851
~ at one o'clock p. NJ. at the door Of the curt.
house, in the town Of Lancaster, Ohio will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following raal estate. as the
property OF VIM insnond. deceased, to wit In-Lot
No. s, in Carpenters addition to the town of Laucas-
ter, Ohio, subject to the dover estate therein Of the
widow.
Terms If SaIe-Cne-third cash in hand, and the
balance in two equal annual in ailments with interest.
Appraised at 500. GEORGE SANDERSON,
-4fmtor Of he Estate Of HIM i gmoad, deceased
June . lSol 6w5
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TO HOUSE KEEPERS.

Now IL your your time 10 buy Cheap.
R00 Doz. KUivns and FORTS. Of best quality.
OOO 3O0 do Tea and Table SPOONS,
doz Extra finish Table KNIVES.
do Saw Knives,
E do Tea aud Bread TRAYS,
6 do Iron Basting Spoons,
20 sets Skimmers and Ladies'.
60 assorted sizes Brass Kettles.
These will also be sold al greatly reduced prices. az
the CHEAPEST HARDYARE STORE in the
city. June II P. BOPE.
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HALLOo THERE, GOOD FRIEND!

HAVE you seen the New Constitution mo sir,
III Whyl'"Why because it is the duty of every
citizen to become well acquainted with it. "Well,
where can see i'll" ' can tell you: just 60 in y.
BECK'S Establishment, one door East Of GieSyS
Brick House; there you will find it complete. lbe-
lieveit is the best we ever had. for II is market Con-
%stitution, No. l.-"Oh! as for me, | can do my bust
ness without any constitution at ALL Well you bet
ter 60 any how and take at least a look at it.
Ian ,aster, July 3, 1851 0
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For Sale ar Exchange.

A Desirable House and Lot, with a good Well of
IA Water, ~Stabling, &c. Also, In.Lots, Nos. sc and
81, unimproved, Also, Out-Lots, Nos. Z and 8, con-
tanning three and one.third Of an acre, unimproved -
Also, a Lot Of land containing three and three.fourth
of an acre, improved. Situited in and around the
Tow of Oakland, Fairfield county. Enquire of
w. II. WHITE.
July 10, 1851. 10
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saddIcrs. Look Omr!

JUST Received, and will be sold cheap, no mistake,
j a general assortment Of ssddlery Hardware, such
as stirruPs, Bride Bits. Buckles u every grade and
Styles, worsted and Gotton Webbing. Rsinweb. Hog.
skins. Plush, Ensmelled Leather and a thousand other
articles which cannot be enumerated here: and al will
be sold low at the cheap hardware store Of
June ~. p. ROPE.
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All WE MELT AGAINI

All! W IL mEET AGAlRI
HOW are you'll Did you find the Philadelphia
= 1Commission Store you %enquired about this morn.
mgr
~ gu"ssI did, just followed the crowd that took me
right 10 the place"
j found alsothe Agent, Wilcox: an old aequsin-
lance; ne sold M goods when a boy with Mr.. Latta,
twenty-five years ago, r ght from Scotland, and | was
glad Of the ance to leave nv money with him"
Say a good VOID for him 10 your friends"
"Do YOU see these bundlesl'
II do"
well, every yard Of Goods IN th-m Is handful ia
his favor. ant mesn to DO all ! can for Wilcox"
IT'S true, ] had pretty much to wait on my own
iamiiiy, tie crowd wa. 50 great, but his goods are ali
marked IN figures, sold only at one price to father,
mo,her, and children. and got alo"g first rate"
and 10 mist0ke," WV
May 6, l35l.-3
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NTOTICE.-The unsold Stalls in the Market House,
~ will be Offered at public sale, at the Market-house
on Saturday the 18th instant.
SAMUEL CANNON. Marshal.
Lancaster, July 10 1851. l02w
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II We learn. from the Cleveland Her.
aid. that eight deaths from cholera, have
occurred at SheIby-on the line of the
C. C. & C. Railroad. The disease is
thus far confined to two families, an Irish
and a German me-.
The same paper infnrms us ofthe death
of Titus Ruggles. a brakeman On said
road. whose neck was accidentally broken
ON Friday last.
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PAINTS, OILS. &C.

OA0 Kegs Pure White Lead 3 bbls Venetian Red,
NOU 10 do Red Lead, / do Yellow Ochre,
Kegs Dry White Lead, 40 do Linseed Oil.
10 do Litharage . do spi Turpentine
100 lbs Chrome Green. 2 do Japan Varnish
100 do do Yellow A do Copal do
20D do American Vermillion 1 do sup coach dose
just received and for sale at the city Drug Store late
&. G.. Beck. EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June 26, 1851 q
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,Jamas Sherman and Horny N,iers

James Sherman and Henry Miers.
James Sherman a non. re idant ofthe State Of Ohio,
will take notice that the complainants have filed a bill
against him in the aforesaid court, where it is alleged
that complainant hold an unsatisied judgment against
the said James, rendered in the court aforesaid, las q
court o law at the May Term, 1915, for S2j,2O and
original and increaae costs amounting to about SIAM.
That defendant is i~nsclvent, having no tangible proper
ty subject to execuu, n at law. That the defendant
Henry Miers has a fund in hand, amounting to about
$l0O, which is the property of the defendant Sher.
man, and thatthe bill aforesaid seeks to subject said
fund to tho payment of the judgement and cost afore-
said. That said cause will stand as an appearance to
the September Term Of said court, to be holden on the
10th day OF S.9,Ptenber' A. D., 1911 atthe city Of Ian;
have ninety days thereafter to appear and plead, an.
swer or demurt to said bill; and that in default thereof,
at the next succeeding Term Of said court, the con-
tents of said bill be takeh as by him confessed, and a
decree taken accordingly.
J.D.&C. d. MARTIN, Soils, for comps.
July 10, 1851. S5,25 CIVIC
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SWAN HOTEL-LANCAsTER, OHIO.

N STUMP, having extended his lease of this well
-. known house, is prepared to accommodate the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner.
The Table will be furnished with the best of every
variety the market affords, the Bar will be supplied
with the choicest of Liquors, and the StdLing, amply
sufficient for the accommodation and safe keeping Of
horses and vehicles, will be attended by an attentive
and careful hOstler.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 40
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Che Gantastsr Gazette.
FOR GOVERNOR,
S M U Ell r.. VINTO N,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
r. ECKLEY
OF RRoL COUNTY.

SECRETARY OF STATE,
EARL BILL. Of Erie.
ATroRNEY GENERAL,
HENRY STANBERY, of franklin.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
JOHN WOODS, of Butler.
TREASURER or STATE,
ALBERT A. BLISS, of Lorain.
PUBLIC WORKS.
DANIEL SE60R. OF Lucas.
JOHN MADEIRA, Of Ross.
DAVID H. LYMAN. Of Muskingum.
SUPREME JUDGES.
s.. J. ANDREWS, OF Cuyahoga.
C. C, C0NVERS. of Muskingum.
PETER 0DLIN. Of Montgomery.
BELLAMY STORER, of Hamilton.
GEORGE B. WAY. of Defiance.