The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-06
MAGAZEN
FAMILY GROCERIES, QUEENswARH
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AASAI
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FELIX G ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ureurieter.
n by p~urchace of the Grocery Store off. B. Hun.
ter y Co, to which he has Iust added a large and SUI
Perfne variety Of Family Groceries, now arriving
and to arrive from Cincinnati. and other marts, In
making hispurchases he has had in view tho accom-
notation of his friends and discriminating public, for
tho coming holidays, as well as for all seasena.-
He commands to their attention, smong other arti-
eles, at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
C0NFECTIONARlES-
Fruits, preserved and natural Of all kinds for FAM
lilies and parties.
SaltcHS Rqisins and eurrants, suitable for Mineo
Pies. Fine Green Apples and Cider. for the same.
Candies, Tarragonia Almonds, English Walnuts
and Brazilian Nuts, Figs and Dstcs.
JeAteS, and GelAtine for Jellies. Prunes, &c.
VI Family Groceries, he will only mention Phil.
powdered and crushed Sugar, New Orleansdo. Tees,
French chocols,e, Mushrosm Waluuts. Tomato cat
sup, a splendid lot of English Diary Cheese, and o.
ther articles too numerous to put down Zero.
Not to forget, also, Liquors. Brandy for the sick and
cor valescent, cigAra, s years old, smoking and chow
ing Tobacco Powder and Shot for the sportsman.
he VIII keep on shAnd a variety of Points, Var
nEh and Japan Of his own'manta cture for the trade.
MOI least, alarge and full assortment of
QUEENSWARE, EARTHEN WARE. FRENCH
AND ENGLISH GLASS WARE.
IN ALSO,
WOODEN WARE. TUBS. BUCKETS. &c.
1THe hopes to obtain iair share Of the public
favor in his new undertaking, and looks fol the ap-
probation and patronage Of his friends. Having
been compelled to relinquish his former business sc
injurious to heath. he will make \ fair trial of this,
TO see If 1t will not profit his pure, as well as his
heslth. Ifthe experiment. to which he win devote
his undivided a%ttention) does not succeed, he will be
able he trusts, to serve the public in sone other use-
fnl capacity. FELIX q. BARBENCHON.
lancaster, December 6. 1853.
In Fairfield Common Pieas--Petition.
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ir. by their father and next friend, George W.
Reid, Sen.
against
Jacob KIrlin; John Getz and Hannah. his wife; Alva
kirliD; John Kirlir; Simon Kirlin; Craig Kirlin;
Ann Burrsss; Charles Kirlin; Lewis Giassford and
Mary. hia wife; and Elizabeth Kirlin ,heirs.at law
OF John K~lrlinsan dscoassl;& Joseph penrod and
Melicia, his wife; - Smith and Clsrinda, his
wife; Lloyd Kirlin; John Kirii Mary Jane Kir-
lin; and Lydia Margaret Kirlin, heirs, at law Of
David KILN, deceased.
IRNlE said jacob Kirlin, John Getz and Hannah,
4 his wife; Alva Kirlin, and Samuel Kirlin; and tho
and Clarinda his wife; Lloyd Kirlin, John Krilin,
Mary Jane Kirlin. and L. dis Margaret kirlin heirs
at.law ofthe said David Kirlin, dec sased, (who arc
all non residents Of the State of Ohio) will hereby
lake notice, that The said petitioners on the 2ist day
of December, 1853, filed in tho clerks Office in said
court, their certain petition, setting forth, smcng
other things, that on the Sd day of Oct. 1888, LAh-
retta Turner, then of full age (thc mother Of said
viz aAANA " u lAlCtI AA q W III -tICll
said father,) made and executed . certain deed Of
conveyanco!o tho said John..Rirlin, sen, deceased.
and his heirs, in trust, for the following real estate,
situate in said county Of Fairfield, to-wit; tho whole
OF an equal and undivided interest or moiety ofth,t
ract Of land known and distinguished by icing = part
of section No. % township No. II. of Range No II,
being the same tract OF land heretofore owned by
the late William Turner, tho immediate ancestor Of
said grantors estimated to contain ninety acres. five
roods and five ~perches, more PARTICULARLY describ-
ed in a certain survey made by James Brown, in
September, 1898. That the said John Kir'in, senior,
sometime in tina year 1859 or 1853. departed this
lif- seized of the naked legal title in and to said
premises az aforesaid, subject TO the trusts in said
deed expressed, which said legal title descended TO
the said defendants. coupled with sail trusts, as tho
heirs st-law OF the said John Kir In, senior deceased.
The petitioners pray that said trnst may DO declared.
in accordance with the stipulations of said deed, to
be revoked repealed and determined, and that the
saib defendants. as he heirs-at law of the said John
Kirlin senior, deceased, be s%djudged to rc convey
said title to petitioners, within a certain day to be
fixed by the court aud that in default of such convey
ance said decree to stand and OperRtein lieu thcro-
of.
The said nonresident defendants will therefore
hereby take notice, that un'eSs they shall within tho
time prescribedby law, appear and answer or demur
to said petition, the same will, as to them, be taken
as confessed and judgment go against them according
ly. P. VAN TRUMP,
March G7.-6w Attorney Tor Petitioners.