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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-11
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Can you tell us when
the friends Of the new Constitution will
get that instrument Into successful opera.
toni Some of US in the country who
voted for it.are auxiogsly awaiting for its
good results. A DEMOCRAT.
We can't. We notice that in all cases
where The fees and salaries go into the
pockets of the office holders. bills fixing
these are promptly rushed through; but
in other cases where bills under the pro
visions of the Constitution might take
money out oftbe pockets ofthe friends.
as for instance the printing bill, they are
carefully kept in charge by the commit.
tees. We suppose the new Constitu
ton will 60 into effect when. for shame'S
sake. the friends will continue no lnngerto
receive pay under the clauses Of the old
one. When will that BET
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
Private Dispatch. Communicated EXclu.
aiVelV fOr Ihe RnIIimnre Sun

sNeiy Ior tht DaltlhOre SUM
BY the America we have received the iouwn
important communication respecting the progress
nj European affairs under the influences prevailing
ut Paris.
Notwithstanding the profound Discrimination o
Louis Napoleon aud the three foreign ambassadors
whose influence prevails in France, aud the effort.
wlicl: are maintained To Conceal the treaty which
is making between them. have been able To dis
cnvcr what has been oecded upon hitherto. Ii
has been agreed that Russia shall extend her do
mimiuns into Turkey Austria iutr Fedmunl; aud
Prussia iuto The canton Of NeuChiel. In the
meantime. the combined Il els nl tue respective
parties are To lnHitan such an attitude with re
sprct I" England as will prevent all interference
from that power. What is Ia he the reward Oi
France dues not yet appear. but Belgium is the
quarter tnwartls which her ambition tends.
Tile city uI Toulouse has lately beeu tue scene
Ol "A new proof of the infamous character ui Louis
Napoleon. NJ, Maupas having been named pre-.
fret u that city. received instructions So 10 act in
ms nllice as 10 arrive at motive Er putting Ton
Iou>e Ia state of seize. NJ. MlupIs, having ar.
rived IN that city. soon affected his purpose. and
IN short time thirty al the most respectable Gill.
zens were put under arrest, without any sort 0l
proof agnnSt them A search was instituted into
the houses Of the arrested parties and in the
C"hst w llls IlhCefullb tue HOIlCo Wt'u lVvuN
ed to introduce quantity nt pOwier and gren
ades which We're ail erwards alleged 10 have been
found on the premises Detected in this infamous
manGuvre. the inhabitants Of Toulouse indignantly
denounced the parties Ia it, und at the sIIne time
despatched memorial 10 the President demand.
ing the arrest and Imprisonment ut these officials,
in the place of their ieliOw.cizcns To this the
President responded by nominating NJ Mauphs,
WIN uirected the proceeding tu pace in the
ministry! Alas poor France!
The army is beginning To be heartily ashamed
10 have at its head so contemplate commander,
and dissatisfaction is evidently diuslng itself rap
idly in the ranks Numerous instances OF revolt
are constantly occurring, aud at single word
from proper source a general movement would
be made against the President We are approx
mating TO u decisive issue. Adieu,"
From Boston.
BosTnH, March 6-The Liquor Law has pass.
ed the Senate in Massachusetts, to be submitted
to the people for adoption before going into op-
ertlUn.
CONNECTICUT Wing Convention.
Nrw HAvsN, March 4-The Wing State Con-
vention met here this morning. and was orghnzed
by the election Of Alexander Haily as President.
Green Hendrick was nominated for Governor,
receiving 238 Yates out OF 800. Roger n Mills
was also nonnatei for LientenNnt Governor.
receiving l57 votes out of the 2j6 that were cast
Thumas Clark was nominated Treasurer by nc.
camation; Mr.. Tunbull, Secretary OF State; Seah
Strong, Comptroller.
Deleg tes dtLdrgs 10 the National CoavPntion.
d. +, Tyler and a. G. Hazurd,
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given to the Stockholders of
: tae Cincinnati. Wilmington and Zanesville Rail
Road Company. that an lnsalment Of ton per cent,
upon each share Of the Capital Stock of said company
Is required 70 be paid 10 ihe undersurd Treasurer
thereof at his oice in lancaster, On or before the
FIRST DAY or MARC II NEXT, and Ike install
men. OF ton per cent every sixty days thereafter IN
til the whole amount is usid up
By order 0! the Board Of Directors
JOEL RADEBARGH, Urea asurer,
Cincinnati, W. & ZaHrsville Railroad Company.
NOTEs-lnferest will be allowed on all subscrip-
tons of stock from the time paid in, until the road
is opened and in Operation.
And for the convenience Of ls,ribers, JoE1 L.
FRAsELty, ESQ q CircieviIla, has beea appoint ed
to receive instruments from subscribers residing ia
Picksway county.
DANr:L McLEAx, Esq Of Washington, for those
residing in Fsyette county, and
LAwREscE FrrzHUGH, Esq, of Wilmington, from
those residing 10 Clinton county.
| JOEL RADEBAUGH. Treasurer.
Cincinnati W ZanesyiIle Railroad company.
February 8, 1852. lS'
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ALso-That valuable tract Of land, part Of Section
No 81, Township No. l5 Range No. is, in Fairfield
county Ohio, on which Thomas Wright resided at the
time Of his death. sbout one mile North Of Lancaster,
containing IA o2-l00 Acres and two timbered lots
lying on the East side Of the tract last named and
East ofthe Poor House Road each containing AZ 100
Acres each.
Also-A lot of 8 25-10O Acres. contsining an ex-
cellent Sand Bank lying West of Mount Pleasant and
Fast OF the old Mllersport Road, detached by said
road from the farm above named.
Terms Of Hate.--One-third part Of the purchase
money to b'Pad in hand, one.third thereof in one;
and onethrd in two years. with interest from the day
of sale. Immediate possession Sil be given, subject
tothe rights OF the present enent the purchaser be-
ing entitled to receive the rents accruing from the
first day OF april For information apply TO the sub.
scribers. JOHN A. FETTBRS,
SAMUEL WRIGHT.
Executors Of Ae Estate Of Thomas Hright, decd.
March 8, lt5S Swwlwd
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AdminIstrntor,s Sale.

- virtue Of order Of sale to me directed from
- the court Of common pleas Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, will as Administrator of the Estate Of joni
DAUGmEBTY, deceased, late OF said county, expose
TO public sale at the door Of the courthouse in the
city Of Lancaster, Saturday the 3rd day Of pril,
ls52 the following described Real Estate, iowit In.
Lot No. 9, in VIM J. Reese's addition to the city Of
Lancaster, being part of sections and 6, township
Il, and range Is, East OF said city.
Appraised al $3.50
Terms Of Sale.-One third the purchase money IA
hand one-third in onc year and the resi1se il two
years, with interest upon the deferred payments.
JOHN LYNCH, Adm'tor.
March 5, 1852. So 5w4I
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Township Election.

The undersigned respectfully announces him
self to The Independent Electors OF Hocking town
ship. us n Candidate for The office Of TRUSTEE
at the approaching Spring EIeclon. He ha.
been ions resident Of the township. aud LA,
always taken deep interest in its welfare and
prosperty-and should he be 50 Inrtunite rs d
succeed IN receiving Innjority of The voters. Ilt
pledges himself To use his hest endeayors 10 dis
charge the various duties Of the office with ecouu
my. care aud humanity. THOMAS MILLER.
February "a. 1852.
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GREAT CHANGE FOR A BARGAIN.
Steam FactorY for Sale.

Steam Factory for Sale.
F not sooner disposed ofat private sale. will offer
j at public auction, at the door Of the cort-hous, in
Lancaster, on Saturday the 1871 day Of Marck merit
my Woollen Factory, for sale.-This property is on
Broadstrs in the city of Lancaster directly on the
Hooking Valley canal and near to the line proposed
for the location Of tbe Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, within the city limits Of Lsncas-
ter. 1t pro ded with good Steam Engine, Four
Double Csrding Machines and Pckers one Condenser
and Jack, Two Power and Two Hand Looms, Fulling
Mill, Shearing and Mapping Machines and other aids
and convenences for manufacturing purposes. The
building is constructed OF brick and frame, and has
connected with it, Dry Dock for repairing canal
boats The business carried on al this establishment
has competition within said city o Lancaster, and
none within many miles thereof-and the facilitiee
Tor obtaining cheap and abundant supplies of fu. ann
stock unsurpassed by any similar concern in the
State Title is indisputable and unncumbered On
payment of $1,000 in hand, the purchaser may have
almost his own time for the residue. Possession
given on the lst April. lh52.
For information apply to the subscriber, or to John
d. Martin, Lancaster, Ohio have for sale, or rent
dwelling houses nearthe above Factory.
GEORGE RING.
Lancaster, Ohio, February 4, 1852. 40
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Public Sale.


RElNG about to remove TO smaller residence,
H will offer for sale, on Wednesdal the 24lh dav
Of March merit one half ofs stock Of well kept houses
hold furniture, consisting Of rising
| ~ yards Of fgraiH and Homemade CarpetiRg;
Stair Csrpcng OF various qualities;
| bD ards Of Mating: elegant Mahogany WArdrobet
| 5Dlnlng Tables; Q iarlour Chairs, rosewood eilk
| neat and convenient Isdies' Workstand;
Dining Room chairs green and gilt; WAshstand
| D Chamber chairs, blue and gilt Wsshstands 70
correspond; Mahogany Lounges,
Bureaus; Z Bebsieads; q Time Piece:
nice Desk and Bookcase, suitable for an Office OF
Counting Room;
Some .fHe Paintings; Mahogany SidebOard;
Window cornish, ooking Glasses, nc
To my friend. in the country who rightly still love
l.cheernl wood fire. olIor Franklin Stoves, Brass
AndirOns and Fendeis:
To the industrious, offer Reel, large Wheel,
small Wheel, also very convenient article for
dipping candles;
will sell at private rale between this and then,
and articles will be open for inspection;
DaInask Satin Window curtains and cornish, / elo-
giant Pier Table and do centre Table with Italian
Marble Top, Fountain Lamps, Astral lamps, &c.
Sale to commence at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. A credit Of
6months will be given for any sum exceeding dol
lars. s. =. MACCRACKEN.
Lanca ,ter, February &C. 1852 40
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square consists Of " lines Yearly advertisers
have the privilege OF changing their advertisements
lour times each year. Persons contracting bv the
year, must engage for a certain space, Tor which
they will be expected to pay.
JOB PTIDiing.-In this department, we expect TO
make several Improvements. We shall endeavor
stall times 10 execute the iavors Of our Irnds ith
propptness, neainess anil At the slowcst prices-
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon ressona-
bleterms
Bianks.--We sha'lkeeP constsnilyon hand BLl vK
DEEDS and MOErGAoEs, JUsrIcEs' BLANEs. and
viii be ready al all times TO print to order Snip
b. required.
''SuPpOTt your oI1a" Is the motto which we strive
TO impress upon the citizens our city and county,
and would be curious il we did not 81 it in our own
case. good support TO sny branch Of ndustry.will
be found to BE- mutual benefit to purchaser and seller
Lancaster, January S, 1852
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Information Wanted.

.NFa female, named MARY BLOSSER, a lunatic
" who has been in the habit of wandering through
this and the surrounding counties for several wears
past She is about 40 years of age, of slender form
with black hair The subscriber is anxious to hear
of her. as he wishes to place her in the Asylum. Ii
she has been maintained by any person, all reasona
BILE charges will be paid The last heard of her in This
neighborhood was about year since
DANIEL BERRY, Guardian.
Lancaster, March 3, 1852
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ZINK a CIANT
Wholesale and RotniI cro.,

Wholesale and Retail Grocera.
ZiNk & GIANl have Just reecived ., their e.t.hA
~ lishneni on Main Street. nearly upposae a.
Hooking Valley Bank, full and sPlenaid,
Assortment Of Fresh GroccrleA
Such As Rio rndJEvn COFfEH
Golden SyTup, SugaT-housa AID ". q Molasses
loaf Puyeri1ed and Orleans SUGAR;
Imperial, Gnnpowder, and Young Hyson TEA;
Ground innamon, Pepper, Allspiee, Indigo, Salerki
tus, all kinds Of SosP;
Swiss English. Dairy and Western Reserve choose,
Csv'ndish, 1wisi, cut dry and Snuff Tobscroa:
Almonds, Peanuts, Figs, Raisns starch, elsoeolsts
Rice;
Tubs, Buckets, Washboards, and Bed cords;
Powder, Shot, Lead. Gu csps,- Spanish and half
spanish scgars, and large assortment Of NOTIONS,
dh0--a fine assortment o Wines d Liquors,
sueh % French Brandy, Old Peach Brandy, Monoa.
ganeia, Rye and common Whiskey, Gin, Rum; Ma
d@ira, Port and Malaga Wines, ali Of which we will
sell by the barrel or gallon We have also made ar
rSnsemens 10 get our Wines and Brpdes direct from
France and Germany. ZiNK d CIANl.
Lancaster, March 3. 1852 4wa0
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A Chance for Speculation.

TTNHE undersigned is desirous Of disposing Of one
half interest in a Steam SaW-Mill and Lot,
situated in the town Of Oakland, Fairfield county
Ohio, 10 miles West Of Lancaster, and Immediately
on the Turnpike to Chillicothe. The Mill is doing
Aourishng business-the machinery Is entirely new
and will be disposed Of reasonable terms No bet
ter situation be obtained in the county,-it is
fine opening for any one who may wish to engage il
the business For further particulars enquire OF thC
undersigned, living in the town Of Oakland.
WILLIAM II. MORRIS.
December II, 1851. 2m32'
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PENNSYLVANIA - Democratic Conren,
tion.-Judging from the day session ol
this Convention, We supposed everything
had passed off harmoniously aud SO we
published yesterday. But the storm
came in the evening The Cass men pre-
oeuted protest against the action of the
Convention H. attempting to stifle the
voice Of the Congressional districts con-
trary to the usages of the party, which
after an exciting debate was admitted
upon the record. No wonder Mr.. Blu
chanan thinks that the patty is in "immi
nent peril" The different fragments
have worse opinipn of each other than
the whole has of the Austrians.
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Peiitinn for nirnrcn.

Catharine Cowen rs. Umphrey C6wen.
TIME above named defendant is hereby notified,
that the complainant filed her petition for divorce
in the CLERKS office Of the court of common pleas in
and for the county OF Fairfield and Stie of Ohio ON
the 7th ay Of February, A. d. 1852, making applica.
ton for divorce, on the ground that said defen.
dant has wfully aEsented himself from complainant
for more than three yesrs:-snd praying said court
fur decree OF Almony, and dissolution of the mar.
risge contract and that both parties be released from
this obligations Of the same.
Charles F. SHELTER,
Attorney for Complainant
FebrusFy 10, 1852. $3.50 6w4I
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Fund Commissioners Office,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Jan Z, 1852.
JOHN WOODS, Esq, Auditor of State:
Sm.The amount Of Surplus Revenue dcpo,ite
with this county, amounted to. S43, ,346 50
Amount paid State, e,................ $1,000 %
Balance dueth State, Jan. ], 1852. $50, ,346 So
Provision has been made to pay curing the presen
Year the above balance of SlO,3l6 50.
ExPENsEs-F'or publishing statement. ... ss 90
lreaSurer's per centage on $500 paid
III luOls oU UU
Auditor per centage on IS 900, paid in
1851. ...................... so 90
Respectfully submitted, sl6s 90
WM. L. JEFFRtES Auditor.
43 +, LILLY, Treasurer.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TNiE subscriber offers at private SALE his valuable
l. farm situated about two miles south Of Lancas-
ter on the Logan road. ..
Said farm contains 1877 of COOL land, about $50
acres cleared about 10 in grass. Its improve
ments consist oil large Brick Building large Barn
and other convenient ou'-hOuses. A good fountain
pump, which never fails, is situated immediately bv
the porch The terms and payments will be made
reasonable.
In connection with the above, Mr. NEHEMIAH CAR.
PEWTER will dispose the adjoining tract of Ing acres
of equally as good land, either to the differ
ent purchaser The two together will form a COM
pact farm OF 326 acres. The improvements on the
latter Frame House, good Barn and other out
houses. GABRIEL CARPENTER.
January s, | 81 3Gtf
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Estate of Josenh E. y. Gnille.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
! Y been appointed and duly qualified as Executor
Of the Lstate Of joseph +. N. GUnLE,deceased, late
Of Fairfield county, Ohio All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settlement,
legally authenticated within one year-and ali thoss
indebted will make immediate payment
CARROT GUILE, Executor.
February 5, 1852 4w29
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AUsTRIANIsM.-An obscure paper prin
ted in one of the counties in this State is
OF the opinion that citizen of this coun.
try cannot becume a citizen Of another
without turning TRAITOR" This is what
is claimed by the despots of Europe
and yet this paper pretends to be demo
cratic and prateD with senseless tongue
against Austrianism.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

OFFER at private sale, my farm in Greenfield
4 Township, five miles North of Lancaster, on the
Baltimore road. Said farm contains l50 acres of good
land about 100 acres cleared The Improvement are
good dwelling house, good Barn, the necessary
out-hou,es and good Orchard There are three
good wells Of water upon the premises.
Torms will be made reasonable
JONATHAN COULSON.
February l2 1852 2,vI
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JOHN LYONS.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
vision, Fruit, Glass and Stoneware,
INVITES the attention of the citizens of Fairfield
il and adjoining counties to his extensive stock,
wi ich can't be surpassed.
lie would say to the farmer, in due season he will
be supplied with all kinds Of Lake Fish, to supply
many as may feel disposed to favor him with call.
Lancaster, February 26, 1859 43
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HEAVY VERDIcT.-ln the case of vii.
lis VS.. Forrest. in Now York. for assault
and Battery, a verdict of s., 400 was rem
dered. The great tragedian does mol
seem to stand we'll with New York ju.
ries.
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FRESH DRUGS.

nv f are receiving from the Eastern cities fresh
w lot of Drugs and Medicines consisting in part Of
OS Bsbestrurk. Opium Chloroform
so 10 OF. PureQ Quinine Mngnrsh CNlrined
25 MS Eng. CAlomel do Cafb
10 OF. Sulph Morphine Cautharides
2 rs Iodine Nitrate Silver Crystal
Q do H'yd Potassa Lupulins
900 do Sui Cart Soda Bebesine, &c.
With full stock to which we invite the sttenfiotb
of Dealers, before purchasing Give the Old Drug
Store a call. G. KAUFMAN & co.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851. Is.
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From FRANoE.- We publish to day
special despatch, which we find in the
Baltimore Sun, containing some startling
disclosures relative to European affairs
We know not the correspondent and are
not advised of the degree Of credibility
which is to be attached to his sfateme nts.
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PnILADELPHIA, March 6.--Lnsi night small
boy nnmed George CmIhnue living in The rear Of
John street. below spring Gnrrlru, was shat hy u
pistol hall which passed through the front door
and entered the chld's brain. lie died his mrr-
ming at an early hour. Result oi "a careless dis.
cJurse vi pistol by some one uukupwn.
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From Washington

NJ 'NnAY, March 8=The Senute WAS engnged
the most Of the day in discussln. lhei, tax law;
the House was engaged ou theirs and on the t-,n
perauce law M Iina actol, was had nn rilher
and nothing else oluuy Importance was transacted.
WAsHINGroN March 0-Iueiigence by private
letters, confirms the defeat tot Curvinl 1t says he
only had 800 menG4 Mrxcaus aud the rest Fill
lbustels, most OF whom escaped 10 the American
SIDE ol the river, The lntelllsencer also Ieurns
lchn aud French Governments, were entirely un
iuuued
WAsHiNGToN, March O. Nothing of any i'm
pnrthnce has been transacted Ivy either II ,use b.
iay The House on the homestead bill is discus.
sing the Presidential question.
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, Fancy Articles.

NUST.opening fresh lot of Brushes Of everv des-
- cription; Combs, Ivory, Dressing Tuck and Side
Note PAPER Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper, Bril-.
tie Boards, Pcrfumery, &c::,at
Iuly 81 q. KAUFMAN & co.
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TEdward Carl, from Baltimore. had
his shoulder dislocated at Westminster.
Nd. last Saturday, by blow inflicted by
himself. which he aimed at his unruly
horse.-Sun. ....
A friend of that truly noble animal
would say that Mr.. Carl met with a
"providenlial dispensation.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby to all persons interested. tha,
y the accounts and vouchers of the Estates of Jo
sEPH fANzER and PHrLrP MosrIR, deceased. have
been filed in the Office OF the Probate court for inspcc
lloi ana settlement That said accounts will be heard
and examined on the 3rd day of April noyt Nc soon
thereafter as may be. - 'O'''
~ JOEL RADEBAUGH, Probate Judge F.C
March III, 1852 a,y45
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~ With regard to the Intervention
of Great Britain 10 the affairs of the
continent, BiackOood says:
"Our efforts to Revolutionize Europe,
have ended in the establishment of mill.
tary despotism in its principal states,
supported by 100000 armed men,"
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~ The ladies' ofNew York have pre-.
sented Genin the halter, with silver
pitcher tor keeping the cross, walk oppo.
siE, hia store, clear of mud. during the
muddy days of the past winter.
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valuable Lands for Sale.

J. Testament Of Thomas WRIGHT deceased, will
expose to sale by public vendne at the courthouse
Door in Lancaster, Ohio. on Saturday. March 20, 1882
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock
p NJ OF said dsy, the follow ing described lands viz
! Six Out-lots North OF said town Of Lapcaster and
West Of the Poor House Road numbers and qualities
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Estate of John Stokar.

TNHOSE interested will take notice. that the sinh
L. scribrr has been appointed and qualified as Admin
i3tlator DC bonts non. with the Viii annexed OF tb
Estate Of JoHN SToXER, deceased late of FairGeI
county, Ohio.
DANIEL BAKER, Admiaistrutor.
March II, 1852 A,sts:
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DIR. Homer C. Shaw.

ENDEl'S his professional services to the citizen,
l. o. Lancaster and the public generally, and homes
by dlisent and careful attention to the business Of
ms profession TO merit share Of public patronag ge
found at DIR. WHrrE's OFFIcR.
Lancaster, March 8, 1862. 6m45
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OIGI1N9AIa

MARRIED On the 4th instant, by the Rev.
Jesse Slth. Mr.. SIMEON SANDS and Miss
ELIZA ANN FRIEND, both Pleasant tnwnship.
On the 2d instant. by the Rev John Wagenhas.
Mr.. JACOB F. KRlM and Miss CATHARINE
MlSER. both OF Hooking County,