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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
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BY ORDER OF TIE W. L SOCIETY.
XKTlIEREAS, the undersigned we're c"nS'i
w tiied q committee by the Washington
Literary Society. Immediately before tue cl"'e "'
the llie session of Washington Cnlleg', I" make
Modification of the then supposed d'lhlcallon ct /
" Lpckml Esq late Treasurer" t sud Society
which said publication was duly nude IL pursn'
anre -! the direction OF slli Snclety;
And whereas. the said T.. w. Luck 'rd. since
tho publication Aforesaid has returned and eXlilb'
lied before the Society aforesaid ii tnl 81 ltemrn'
and report Of his account as treasurer, nrd submit
ted tr il c%crtaia evidences, winch clearly eNhnn,
e,a,e him from the charges AS Contained III sad
publication. p.
NV therefore. in pursuance Of itsiruc'inn'
from the Society aInvcsaid, we the nnierslSneh
whn were the committee Ia make HE publication
aCoresnid. do make and publish this acknowledge
ment and retrac'iun: that had the Slcie'y beer
rlIIy advised Of all the facts touching tire supPos
ed icrIlcalion of the said T.. w. LuckhtI, ms they
are nav advised and informed, said plbiica;inI
would no, have been made; aud it is the opinirl
and understanding OF the aaid society. AS well ~
the committee that the same I W Lnckhri dl'
honestly discharge the duties oI his trust, AS Treas
urer aforesaid.
Editors WIN have noticed the charge agains
Mr. LnckarI ia any way, will do an artnf simpl'
Justice it they will call attention To this card.
MORRIS HUNT.
FREEMAN BRADY.
JOHN HENDER"0N.
ROBERT GILMORE.
B.. +. GALLAGHER.
COmmiHe.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
FOUR DAYS LArEH PROM EUROPE.
Arrival orths steamer Arctic Further De-
cline In Cotton Commercial intelligence,

PHILADELPHIA. My Il.
The steamer Arctic nrriyel y-sieulHy ~ auiis.
bringing ~ passengers. nal j tics g. the 31l. 4
days lIter trn the Hlyicos by the Eurorm.
The Liyrrpuol Courier 81 the 31lh nli sty.:-
'Tle market has been dahl the plst 4 Iiy,
Cottpn-sales reached 5000 blls.-l00O American.
The Baltic arrived the 29lh at Liyerpnul Bread
stnlfs-trade much depressed. Owing Ia tho nnxi-
ETY. al holders Ul Hour 10 reIiile, before setting in
oi hot weather. prices had given way I'll Ia Is
per sick. Wheat also declined fully III, per 70
bbis Indian Corn-much better inquiry. iIungh
offered at n reduction of 81 Tor l8O b6ls. but ll,at
lng cargus are not easier. To day. u s Ftpmr
not being 50 mach pres ed as French. the prices
OF Friday ARE fully maintrineI. q |lDtnti,ns at orm
market yesterday are as follows; Whrit-U. 5
red IS 6 / 10 IS 9d; white Is 81 To Is, -Clnllian
red and mixed ), Ia s. 81; white - 81 tn IS lid
Indian corn-yelluw 3Os n3ls; white 33s IL 3i'
ID. F!ulr-wesiern canal lis Ga IN 49, 81; Ohio
l9s Ia pos; Philadelphia sud Baltimore pos 10 a0'
Gil: Orleans l8' Ia l9s 81 per Dbl. lndilnu corn
meal II 10 lbs per Dbl.
Provisions - Bacon meets fair inquiry, but pur-
chasers pay the present high rates with reluctance
-lmIns nre lj02jc per cwt lower. Lard in
good demand at full rates. Fine cheese would
bring full rates, but Tor the ordinary quality the
market is dali, sales ut i00j2 per cwt.
Inerc lSi dram OF bullion from Inc Bank Ol
England The decrease set forth in the last re.
lurn 2i7 1870. At present The stock in hands Is
&l3], i23, 1913. The reserved notes amount to &c.
1857, 1870, which the nuies 10 circnllriun is repre-
seuioI as exceeding the bullion by G6,5Ol039
Abiding Ia the Bank returns published Oh Fri
day, the Gazette Of SatnrIay last says thu the run
continued during The week, aud The avn mt tiken
was not known. Llrge arrivals have taken place
this week. and they should % iitn the next ne
count. Several receipts Of some magnitude were
received in time for the present account but lllcy
have not brought the decrease much under u quar-
Ter OF a million. The bullion dies not necessAri.
ly pass into the Bank of England Immediately up.
nn the arrival aud there may he some Of the re
ceiPis in private hands.
Every cxerlion was being mIle To open the
great Exhibition with great ecnt. The Lord
Chief Justice Of Queens bench, however. refused
to suspend the session Of his court fDr the purp Sc
Of attending the first day.
The Turkish IriIate Seisa Bni, Capt. RhInSi
Bey, arrived ut southampton on the 2jlh, from
Couslantinop!e. She has on board 207 passengers.
aud bring, 5000 articles for exhibition. She had
also on board a near relation oi The SultIn Of Tur.
key, Vice Adj ,nial MIstnplm Pdchl. an ulIi ;er of
the highest rank in the Ottoman Dpininions. aud
Constantine Messura, the new embassy Of the Sub
lime Porte to ST. James.
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AN ORDINANCE.
D.daIas DC daoo. q Ae e.y M.1a.l d ssIaIa

nMns ue u""s" "N w
41cases.
sro 1. Rel OrsaiseSBy he CgCorrea qfEaa'
RASTER, That shall ah3 = hereby made Che duty o.
NE City Marshal, 10 prcscrVe The public pcaee, with
IN the limits Of said City, ana 10 cause All persnns gull
~ Of any breach thereot, ni he violation Of any 81 the
ordinances Of said City. S. ifain his own know leign.er
view, or up0n he iniutnaiioa Of any citizen OF sid
city. 20 boaprr, Blended aud s.cn forthwith before the
Mayor ~ ~ bis sbsence the g. y Chrs.
M. 2 That il ,hnll be- lawful for the Marshal in
the suPnressiri riery riot, or when r%esistanee Is Of
isr'a 10 han A tAel.scharse of any 90 Che daties en-
bi1gd upon him by hoc.io require such AID as may be-
neces-aTy IN msiuuin DE public place, aad project
limsl'Lin the d~tsrls'g- ri bis Official duties.
SEc 3 THAT it any persau or nersoa shall refuse
or nasisgi Il, rrndar .u,h necessary old. when ifnrc-
un.o required hy said o%.iccr, hc5r obey shall UPON
cnnvictun thereof before the Msyoror in his absence
tac City Clgrk, forrest and ray for every such offence
not l'Es tlsn FIVE dollars nor more tan tcn dollars,
With cost, ~ prsFeeutiun.
.SEc. 4 That iany person or reri0m shall modest,
nder r%3si'tor oppose the Marshal. IN the execution
- any du'! 81 iu'i uIon hiu, by the Or3inares %
'a'A D'y' ,urh person or parouss so offending, shall
ui'H conviction ther "a De- lnrd IN aug sum not %
re-i'ng one hundred dollars nor les, uan Zen dol
lars - uef'1aY.f 1 al 49, --ii, with costs Of pros
|. SIC D. Tint hr 0;r Nsr.ai ls re4riraa. aid Il
a. r. -byw.t|f hts sp'lial dIfy 10 yisi'lll rirts Of
IT, Ivy p, 'sl. '"'g i'c ca ID week. aid such other
tiiurs A. l4e aa'.y- Us Bis 0ibre wul permit, and exam
ins iH.otle condition Of t. street,. bievs AMI LIMO
On r'ut AMI a.sny otti- Bop vatei .ot any substance
bong . uli-auco or tending 10 Vrdure a nuisance. in
furious 10 the h-slu.o comfort VI the citizen. OF
said city o.arr portion thereof, shall have haan Do.
pTfI.ai 100 shy Sisaid streets. alleNs or lane, Of said
stF. rGu-r' Wy % tac or finances thereof for the Sup.
lr---.aa Vi NI',aa h' s1all take immediate coa-
u.,srr- CO.. ihs anna, end shall forthwith give notice 10
t.' ar sa OF prrarn- who deposited or in any way
CEASED such moi arres Ia aAafG tho SEINE. With
"a. tNeuty four hours. anI upon a iail1ua 20 10 do
aE tEa parH0n or p-I-on., - modified, tic MsFshal shall
i1ltIwi b return 20 fhe Mayor or ID his lbscnce the city
i"rE, ths name uf such person or persons 81 offend.
.nE. who shall upon conviction thereof pay a fine not
-%sorrding Eve Iollars nor less than one dollar, for e-
Try t"elty-our hours the same may remain without
removal
Sl.c.6 q. That TIE ordinance passed By the Town
pInelol tiic TONuoi Lancaster, June 20, 1924, be
fn. trs ,sm-is hereby roIoalcd.
FasssI Sily 3. 1851. WI P. CRIED, Mayor.
Ikc,t
J1uv q RFrD- Clerk
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Che markrts.
LANCASTER, Thar.Iry, May Is. Ia5I.
Cincinnati Mark.,..

Cincinnati Markets,
CIScISSAu. May 10
Nlthins ding iu 4 nv, owipgi lig'h ]rcccir.
SIDES Of 200 hbls mess pork al 81 ~.
Whiskey IL IT, with a good demand.
M clIInge IL groceries
Dried FUN in good dem md - lies Of 400 hn.L
1f apples n 500 -praclies arc held At sI.Gj.
The river his failed 10 inches IN tie past u
II"urs aud IS still receeliig. The weather j..
wan.
New York Markets.
Ngw YoRK May l?-P VI.
Flour declined g.; 1900 bids SAID at 500 Er
State. aud 81 OO0si.l2 far Michigan
/ Wheat declined. Corn downwaru; 5000 mix
ed; SO yellow.
n YnRN, May l2-P VI.
Cotton Fealy; 700 bales s,lI principally al gla
TO-: Tor ~middIiug Iplarl. nnl Florida
Flour active: sales II 900 bbls At 81 90 far com
mon u strai ght State; siOO0Si.l2 fr Michign
AN %Imli0nG ~si0OGsi2j for common Ia ciiolce
western; si,G20sL7j for !lucy Ohio.
Wheat duh. prices unmir al Cora lpwer; salel
70 900 mixed ut $50 southern yellow G0c.
Pork dull AMI heavy; $3.50 for new me.s-
ftl,G? far old mess; / 1897 far new primo-Sl9
81 Cr old prime. Llrl declined.
Coffee heavy; Rio 91c.
Sugar in good request. aud full supply.
Lead downward; q rcnn $l,7j.
Wliskey firm: ONO 93t;.
Cieveiant harriet,
CLEVELAND. My II 1851.
On s ltnrlly 10000 bush. Wheat : rll at 7in
To day the only sale wasn IN p ivalr terms. bu the
mlrket is not over nc Corn from team i!r.
Flour Little inquiry though 81 bbis sid al
g 50.
Park -Nn salcs, mnrkrt sli.2j Fi,l u%rrllana.
ed since last week. l1lghwues-S - bhis al
20c. 80 bhls Corning Whisisy n 2Oa. Ham,
sales I.j00 bbls common at 81 aud 2.I0D Il, r1In.
try at "a. ShnIlIerS, snles 1000 lbs at q. anI
l.j00 d. at 6. Twn tlInlsaul lbs. sides at u -
Llrd-sales 81 kegs at 80.
Salt 100 bbls fine aljtt. at l,06t. Dried Fruit
sales 300 bush. drie,l apples at 7jc. UnpelIel
peaches AT sl.G!l.
Groceries oaIcs2 hhds, y. o Susw atGl Z
Ehis. at Gi.
DuGAiO Markets.
BUfF,Lr. MyI2
Flour-lncrcnsed duI!mess buyers o!iJr t},j.
Tor 9 nod brands Ohio and Mich.
- Wheat extremely dull md buyers hAv,
lett the market
Cnrn less active aud tendency dnwnw rd. Th,r,
were slles in morning ii 10 nO0 bush nj III a i6c
bnt ut close it was 0ilcrrd at Is without rlrch IL
ers.
Whiskey-Smal siles nj Gle.
Provisions very firm bit SHES are Mt ST. clsil
effected vi fIj tr Mess Pork.
Freighis again el,irr; Tic fr Flour, ani l0i
for Corn IL New Y Irk.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

From TIE MINING DIsrRfcrs.-The
Alta California says that the news from
the Gold Bluffs is very favorable. A
rich bed of gold had been discovered
there. from which one machine wa; he'd
over 80 ounces of gold in ,ne day. On
another day $1,000 were taken nut The
gold is found upon the bed rock from
two to Ten feet below the surface. One
bucket Of dirt yielded eight ounce; Sl3S
had been taken from 20 pounds of the
surface saud-an average Of Sc to the
pound. The Warren which arrived from
the locality at San Fsaucisco IN the 2Slh
of March. brought $50 900 in gold.
The Slu Francisco Standard Of April
LIST says:
W. continue To receive cheering ac.
coun;sfr from all portions of the gold repinn
The Cosnmnps. Tuulumne. CalaveraS
Mokelumne, Americas, Feather. Scents
Klamath, aud other rivers in the GOLD
mining country, send favorable &C
counts. The latest news from the re.
g%ionu f San Diego renders it c"rtaiurhar
valuable deposits of the golden mincra.
have been discovered there by the Mrxi
cans; aud reports from The adj1crnr p"r
lions Of the State render it ptnhihle that
the mines there will be found much mntr
productive than has been supposed they
wo lld be-.
Oie IF the dredging companies, ,'
which we have heretofore referred a,
preparing t" operate, hn1 at last got l'
work. Daring the week Just past, tn,
dredging steamboat Phmnix was SET t,
work for the pnrpnseo Of testing ~rhnr'pa
bllities of the ,chiurry, aLd the rich
nrss of the bed Of the viver at that point,
and the results of the experiment were
yield uf over 500 per hour,
The quartz mining operations hav,
also been prosecuted with vignr aud sue
cess Some of the veins are rich beyon,
all p%revinns calculations. O..e Of lhes,
VEINS at Fcvada was sold for Sl3j. 00C
aud the purchaser in Il few days there
after, had taken out $l4 900, aud din
ready for washing which would yirl
$50 900 more. The rock in this vein i
so friable that in some places it can b
crushed by the fingers.
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~NI9TnAT SALE.

ID virtue Of an order OF sale to mo directed from
- he court Of common pleas Of Fairfield county.
Cnls, ! will as Administrative Of the Estate OF Ma
rHASlEL PEEs1lcE. deceased, late Of said county,
exP1sa To psoi sal. a. the door Of the court house IN
tn clty Of Lancaster. Ohio. on Sqflrlay the 2fh day
Of Hay, lsjl, ia, following described Real Estate,
tD-wlt In-lnt, Nos. %, 6t, 81 aud % in the town of
Baltimore in said coun'y-iot No 50 being sold sub
jrcf'o the Hillw'5 DOVER therein.
Terms gf SJis-Cne third the purchase money in
hand, ~one-t1itd in one year and the residue in two
wears with l1t.rcE upon the Deferred payments.
M&8THi }RENTtE Admfrir.
Aprii2t, 1854 sl.Jt 5w5l
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the public
l. in general aud the citizens of Lancaster esperial
ly, that he has opened a Daguerrotype Room in the
Temperance HALL, where heis at all times prepar
ed to execute pictures in style of beauty that can
not fail tn please. He cordially extends an invitation
to every one to call and examine specimens. He iceli
confident they will recommend themselves as neal
perfect as any that have ever been taken by the art.
Doors open at all hours of the d~ay-admission Tree
walk in without knocking. A. l.. FELLEh;
Lancaster, May 10 =
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DESTRUCTION nF TllE SIAM MISSIONARY
STArfoN-Lettersreceived hy the Euro.
pa bring intelligence that the Baptist
Mission at Bangkol, in Siam, were en-
tireIy destroyed by fire on the 4Ih of Jan.
uary | st, including the Missionary dwell
ling. The fire originated in the house OF
a native, near The mission. aud spread
with such rapidiiy that only a few anti.
cles were saved. The printing office and
stock, the bindery, type %foundery, H.
braries, and nearly all the personal eff
feels Of the Missionaries we're consumed
The loss is not less than ten thousand dol,
lars. The Missionaries we're received
into the residence of the Portuguese
Consul. Mr.. Chandler will return with
all speed TO America To repair the loss.
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Sale Of the zanesViIe and Maysyille Turn
pike Road.

DURSUANT 70 a decree Of Inc Court Of Common
Pleas u Nulkihglm county, "a the case of
Benton ~ ile GAINESVILLE and M~aysyills Turnpike
hosd Company at tic April Term, AID. 1851, thereof
aadby virtue Of an nrier ofsals thercin,t 10 me direct
81 said court, viii. on Safur4qy ne fgA dqyOf
JhB l5jl betRepu th- hours u 1Do'clock A. NJ, and
= O'clock y. W. Of said 'ay, 81 TIC door d tho court
ih9ise 10 me City Of Ciiil.catar. oGer fr -alc. 10 ibr
highest bidier therefor. the Zadasyillc and Maysgills
lnrnPiie hoad' and al The ps1p ~, lrnch4ss and
privilege Belonging To- .4ii Rsil C5ugau.
such SAL will br conducted. IN al IT, poets. IN con
lormity 10 The provisions Of the ~ Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, entitled IAN Act Tor
the sale Of lIe Ianesyila and MaYs,iils Turnpike
and 70 provide for tic payfoent ~ s. Ieht pa,ssl
March %. 1851. 4. BASSET. Rerrirer,
T. NE c1seOf AlHOs Be0t1a ~. H. ZlleggWs 11l
lIaysche TurnpHe Roai C~Omplny.
Lancaster, Alsy IS, 1871. III
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MEDICAL CONTENTION.

TENdE members OF the MEDICAL PROFESSION
Il OF Ohio are hereby notified, that according to o
resolution passed at their last Convention, the same
body will again assemble in this city on the first
Tuesday in June next, at half past 3 o'clock P. Mat
which time, also, the State Medical Society will con-
vene.
As business of Importance will be brought before
these bodies, it is very desirable that a large propor,
ton of the pro(eS throughout the $ ate will find
it cOapeaieat to be present. G. ". MARIS.
N. GAY,
Committee of arrangement for Convention.
FRANcrs CARrER, Secretary of state Medical So
ciety.
Columbus May 8, lS5l-td.
[Slate Journal, ST.
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Ibr Cantaser Ga3rttr.
Morning, May rs. 1881

REMGMbgR. That after The 3lsl day of
June. the Gazette will 60 10 subscribers
anywhere wilhin-the county, free @POst.
age. The paper will therefore only c1st
s I,75 in advance, and every Wing should
luke it.
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CHThe Daily Scio!o Gazette, which
is a very excellent aud entertaining pa.
pcr, can be received here by the Yves.
tern mail on the morning after the even
ing of its publication. We suppose, af
ter the repair of the Scioto line, it will
be in the receipt of regular telegraphic
despatchest.
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ESTATE or u. u, AINswoRTH.

FENHE final settlement Of said Estate is retardei. 9,Ey
+ the tendency ol suit, in tle courts OF tair!'ia
county. When thesa are closed the Estate IS r,''y
for settlement auI for final dividend Any, INQUIRIES
in reference to the Estate may be maia Of JoHN ~
Wtvriv Man, or Of tho undersigned at Cleveland
nLi, -'f' WNf. SLADE, Jr. Adarfor
81, -,.o,' tg5i dlmw3mIs'
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NOTICE.-onthe Serenteenth deuof Map.1s5l

NOTICE.-Onth the Seventeenth deyQ May,l 1851
" at one o'clock P. NJ. at the door OF the court
house, in the town of Lancaster, Ohio will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate. as the
property Of Vim En.mond. deceased, to-wit Ln-LOt
No. 3. in Carpenter addition to the town Of Laucss-
ter, Ohio, subject TO the dover estate therein Of the
widow.
TsrIHS IF Sale-One-thiri cash in hand, and the
balance il tFo equal annual instruments with Interest.
Appraised at s4JJ. GEORGE S~ANDERSON.
.ilm'for If ts Estate Of HIM. Hgm0ad, deceased
April 20. IHjl AVIS
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Washington, May 6. 1851.
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ He IOBbtO'
To relieve the Washington Literary Spcicty
from tho charge of apparent rashuess, | beg leave
to nId 10 the above a brief statement. When |
left College the Society had notregllnrly elected
my successor us its Treasurer. then stund In.
dcbteL to it in the sum OF sFI,77-to meet and
discharge which | placed in the hands of my
friend, jacob s. Lobingier, n member of sail so
ciety, certain moneys and claims on inlivllnl'
members OF the Society Ia Ihe amount $5l,82,
which expected would have been met prompt.
ly. and by him paid iuto Society; "a portion Of
ohich claims (in the language of the deposition
of Mr.. Lobingier, which | now have beInre me) /
knom that said Lockdrd rcceiD d from JouN i
PArrERsuN. he former Treasurer. as money.
[ have reason To believe that ii the frts had been
fully Laid before the Society as they Ought In have
been the publication would net have been nude;
and if there had moi been a want Of filth in the
ynung gentlemen in whom put implicit conf
denct, this aud the foregoing card of explanation
had not been necessary. Il. W. LOCKARD.
Washington, Pa, May Q, 1851.
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The undersigned begs leave to cali the attention Of
the citizens Of Fairfield ana adjoining counties. to his
Extensive stock of Groceries - retail, which
ra,ppri>es every article in the Grocery ami Notion
,in.-all Of which he wiii sell dSLDic as he lO'cast.
lie would say to the Farmers that lie has now on
hand and viii be receiving regularly, Ifnue Fish,
PirbrrcL. BASS. Sald. and TrJEt, "hich lie Is prepar.
sd 10 sell al the loHesi rates.
BAcoS taken in exchange Tor any Of above arti-
Gle, Al the igaas' market Ericr-
Lancaster. Ohio. iag 5I, III. JOIN LYONS.
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OUS

A BROWN respectfully announces to the citizens
"A. and travelling community that he has purchased
the int crest Of Samuel Idly "a the hotei known as
,,bs "TALLNIADGE HOUSE" where he will take
great pllasu in waiting on all those who,mny favor
HIN Lancaster, T,ss Z ,1 February %, 1861. ly42
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IVAN uOTFL-LAycAsrEp ONO.

N STUMP, having extended as lease Of this well
~. known hon,n. il, prepared 10 the
TRAVELLING public in the best manner.
The Ta5ie viii be furnished With the hesto Of every
variety the market affords, -Ae Bar viii be supplied
with tie choicest Of Liquors. and the StaJtifg, amply
sufficient for the accommodation and s'fe-scuping Of
horses sEl vehicles, viii ne attended by 40 attentive
and careful ho,tl-T.
Lancaster. April 10, 1851 -
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READY MADE CLorHiNG..-Messrs
Coulehan Co, are again on hand with
o fresh arrival and a large assortment OF
Ready.made clothing and other articles
usually kept by them. The public will
find this one of the best places in the
city, for good goods aud good bargains
See advertisement.
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NOTICE.--On the 9th day of April 1851, the
~ Court of Common Pleas Of Fairfield county de.
probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore requir
ed to present their claims against said estateto the un.
d~ersigned for allowance within six months from the
time above mentioned, or they viii not be entitled ia
payment. WIN. McARTHUR,
Administrator
April 5, 1851. 4w-iO
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SADDLES, HARNEss,& c.-John N. Lit
lie has this Spring opened up in city style
having enlarged bnth his shop aud hi,
assortment. with taste and excellence
The public, who have hitherto pa,roniz.
ed him so literally, will fnl that he i,
prepared to make them due return. liz
keeps on hand everything in his line.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY. Mr.. Teller
has opened a Daguerrean Gallery in the
Temperance Hail." His work is good,
and a good chance ia now offered to lin.
press the human face divine" Call and
aaa
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RARE CHANCE Soc the Aivertise'
ment for the sale of lands. lying in the
Northern part of this county. They are
6 an excellent quality and this is fine
opportunity for purchasing farms.
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SALE.

virtua Ofan order Of sale to me directed from
- N. court oi common pleas o. Fairfield county,
Ohio, | vii, as Administrator Of the Estate OF JoHN
D~AuGHEETT. deceased, late ofsaid county expose to
public sale at the door Of the court house in the city
Of Lancaster, Chic, on Saturday The 24h day of Nag,
1851. the following described Real Estate, to-wit: In
Lot No. 9. in VIM. J. Rses-'s addition to the town Of
Lancaster, being part Of sections > and 6 township IA
and Range -, East Of said town. Appraised al $3.50.
Terms Of s0ic-One- third the purchase money in
hand, o~na-thiri in one year and the residue in two
years, with interest upon the d .fprrad payments
JOHN LYNCH, Admt0T.
ADrl ri I-II - huEi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15

ITThe meeting for the election Of
Directors for the Cincinnati and Zanes.
vile Railroad, is holden to-day at Circle.
Vile.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-15
Notice to the Creditors ofthe Fan esy lille aad
MaysyiIIe Turnpike Road Com 5any.

A GREEABLY 10 tho proyisiont 81 the q" frt1 above
"A mentioned, the Creditors of the said Rold Com
pany are hereby notified 70 present their claims 10
the undersigned within Six Months alt-r IN Ssptrm
Der Term Of The Court OF Common Pleas OF Muikins.
um county next ensuing 10 default thereof al such
debts or demands will be forever rxclaIsd from pay.
mant ON Of the Ur1caeb oftha sale o. said Raj. Or
anv part thereof. 4. BASSET. Rcoeirer Sc.
n 3. Claims may be d~,Posi,e1 wth Joan Glra5ty
Lsq Lancaster. Ohio.
Lancaster, May -, 1851. .