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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
DAVIS; g. CUT.TN,

Dealers III .....
, LAMPS. LANTERNS & CHANDELIERS,
N. L. Corner fourth ond Cherry Streets,
ae pE5IEADELFITTA.
ETAVING enlarged and improved their Store
a b and having the largest assortment of Lamps
in Philadelphia city, they are now prepared 10
furnish PINE OIL CAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL. OIL, Phosphene Gas and Lard
Oil, Lamps, Lanterns Of all patterns, Fancy Hotel
and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoes and
Candcleabras, and britannia Lamps, at the
Manufacturers lowest prices Glass Lamps by
the package, at a small advance over Auction
prices. Being large MANUFACTURERS of
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, Ethereal Oil, Alcohol,
and Ohc only true) Phosgene Gas they can fur
nish these articles at such prices that Merchants
will find it to their advantage to buy. Call before
going elsewhere, if you want bargains. Also,
tha Safety Fl id Lamp for sale.
Phila., Sept. "a, lS53.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25
Lumber Yard.
sunbary, Nay rs, is5a,-y,

HNOLD PENS with and without cases, Of .
q " very supsfioT quality, Jass received,
A leo iiesh sgPph ol Mrilas fluid, for sale
BY u, y, MASSER
Sanitary, Dee, a. 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-03-25

With notes and additions together with a shor
system Of conyeyancing. BY A. jordan. Pres
ideut Judge of the Eighta Judicial district Of
Pa, and Wm. NJ. Rockefeller aud NJ. l..
shindel, Of the bar Of Northumberland county.
Since the publication Of the book, tie following
letter has heen received lrom Judse Pearson OF
Harrisburg
HARuisBuuo. June 30, 1858.
GESTLLMEN;
Aner a careful examination Of your Amer
lean pleaders assistant" | take pleasure in ey.
pressing my entire approval II the selection and
composition Of the preeedenIs thus ofIsrcd TO the
public, The legal profession in Pennly lyania
stands IN need OF correct systen Of Pleading
adapted 10 our habits Of business and the practice
1i tbr'canrs. Your forms Of declarations being
10 gIeal sx,sai, founded on the acts of s.eably,
wllI se saving ol labor n the pleadeT. and Goa.
lucs Z, taieiy and bFsyily in our pleadihgs
q should be IN the hands Of every praellslns
lawyer Ia our state.
NoaTs, Nilh great Fsspeei,
no. 4. fE ARs0N.
iloa' 4, Iotlsp, Ma, -, i.Sekehllsf ana N.
l., stiHisi, Esqulfes.
hunlgry, iuiy isss.--
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

JoY FOR THE INvALID.-We cut the following from
the 'Philadelphia Saturday Gazette" aud recon.
mend our readers to peruse it carefully, and thoae
suffering should not delay purchasing
"DR. HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs;--This cell
ebrated medicine, prepared by DIR. C NJ. JACKSON
at the imp osing German Medicine Store, No. 10
ARcH street, is exciting unprecedented public Atten,
ton, aud the proprietor, who is a scientific physi
clan, is selling immense quantities oft. The virtues
of this remedy are so fully set forth in tho extended
notice of it, TO be seen in our advertising columns,
that there is hardly any room left for us to speak Of
.it, This much we may add-Of the long train OF
physical ills TO which humanity is heir, there is none
more distressing than the general arrangement oil
the digestive apparatus, which never fails to accom-.
Panya disordered state o. the liver. Headache, piles
languor, fretiulness, a.billous tongue, a morbid
breath, loss of appetite-in short, an indescribable
wretchetness OF existence, are its insufferable ant
lite.wastins attendants. These diseases, which have
baitied the skill Of the ablest Doctors, have beer
radically cured by Hollands German Bitters.p
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
VoIuntnrv Tesfimonv

From an old gentlemen, who speaks Of Or. S. A.Wea-
vers Medicines from experience, alter having been
cured OF sore limbs alter many years stdnding.
TAuxroS, Mass. March 80, 1870 DIR. Woa-
YER. New London. Conn-This is to certify that /.
the undersigned, have been afflicted nore orIess with
sore legs for three years or mare, not deep, but on
he surface, and discharged a thin watery substance.
Z have tried many kinds Of medicine and received all
kinds of prescriptions, which were Offered as we'll
from QuAehoPsthy and AIleopathy as Homeopathy.
and all to little or no purpose. About this time l
saw a certificate in a newspaper, signcdby the Hon.
Joel LOOMS, Of East Lyme, Ct, setting forth his
case, and the benefits he had received from your sy-
rup; but ! was still incrcdulous, until | wrote him
a letter making the necessary inquiries. and when /
received his answer, which appeared to be SO can
did, and he detailed his case, (Which WINS a bad onel
so minutely, and advised me to try it, that my con-
fdence became pretty strong. Immediately obtain,
ed Of your agent in Taunton, Mr.. so Dunbar, a bot
tie Of your syrum, anda box OF cera.e, and went to
W. rkaccording to directions, and Ia about a fortnight
perceived a considerable improvement. This was
the FIRST Of lAst October, and in January they were
all healed up smooth and sound, and remain so still.
And now as 1t respects my case, it would be very
difficult for me to name the sum of money to mako
me willing to be placed back again as | was last Oc-
.tobsr, andI would advise all who are afflicted with
the like disease, to obtain Immediately some Of DIR.
Weaver's SYRUP, and go to work with it. You may
not receive so much bene It from it as l have, but it
will do you no harm if it does YOU no good. The
world is fuliof what is called quack medicine, and
quackery but after all, there is some of your so call
ed quack medicine that is a sovereign remedy for
some diseases, and the best way to know is to try
and see for ~yoarself. Necessity compeis a man sone-
lNt,.N. . - h~o /. n III. Awo.,lsnu, q. kh1 .,f,l 49,
To try medisihs whichhs has heretofore desPised and
ridicnied, and also Doeters-apd is necsssiated at
Ilsstto put his hand on his mouth, and lis mouth %
Yours Responsibility SETH PRESBREY.
NIB. I do otmaa to ~stigmatize the above named
medicine. as | understand that DR.. Weaver is a regu-
lar bred Physician of the old school.
l. N. Harris & Co., Cincinnati. general agents fol
the South and West, Soidin Lancaster. wholesale and
retsilby Kaufman & Co ,anlby ruggistsgenerall
IN the State. Feb. 9, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
DIED.

In this city on the 9Th inst, after a linger-
ingillness WILLIAM l.. TRoUT of the late firm
Of Robinson 81 Trout, aged n eight
years three months and twenty seven days.
He leaves a young widow to whom he had
been united but a few months. lie was a
young man much respected by his acquain.
tonces& we also learn that he was a mem
Der of the Presbyterian church, and tina, bis
last end was peaceful happy and triumph
ant-CoM.
On the 18th inst, Miss ELISABETH Ever,
SOLE, daughter Of Mr.. David g. Elisabeth
Eversole, aged Is. yeprs She had remem
bered her Creator in the days other youth
lived piolsly, md her end was peace. Sh,
leaves iaree cItele offriends 70 mournhsr
cary departure. atsk
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
Part,tion Notice.

To Isaac Hanna, Cristna Wildermuth, Nathaniel Ha-
vens, Isaac B.. Hayens, Martha More AMI Joseph
Ravens.
XTOU will take notice, that the undersigned, on
III the 10th day Of January. AID 1851, filed q Pc,
tiion in the court OF common Pleas OF Fairheid
county. Ohio. where the came Is now pending, de-
manding partition Of the following premises situate
IN said county of Fairfield. tand known and distin-
puished by being Lot number Thirty-Four (34) In
the Town of Havensport. sf~s esyf
The undersigned. demands that Partition BIO made
of said promises as follows: To the undersigned
sCatharine Shorrh and 10. Nathaniel HaYens, Isaac
b. Ravens, Martha More and Joseph Ravens, each
o~ne.tenth: to Isaac Hama oneshalf: and 10 CHRISTINA
Wtidermuth dover in an undivided half Of said pre-
misses. -.
Al inc next term of said court, an application will
be made by the undersigned. for an order that parti-
tion may be made, &c, OF said premises.
WILLIAM SHoRRH,& lCATHARlNE sHORRH-
By j. ID. ID. MARTIN, their Attornies
January II, 1354.--8wS6pfS3,bG
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
valuable Property for Sale.

VHNHE subscriber will sell, upon;reasonable term y,
Il his property in Oakland, twelve miles south /
on the GAINESVILLE &c Maysville Turnpike.
The property consists of a good Dwelling House
and a new Store House with Ware. Rooms Sttached.
Also his Steam Saw.Mill, situets on the sdjoinil e
lots; The propertyis in excellent. repair and in a
healthy section of country.
Amy person wishing to engage in bushes in a small
place, will do well to call and examine my property.
: oakland, Nov. TO-, 1852 GEO. F. fAMIIN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
EorSnle or Rent.

THE subscriber will sell or rent his valuable prop
Il erty in Greenfield township. Fairfield county; o.,
proved and scientific plan, with a Grist Mill and
other machinery for making broom handles, plaster
ing lath, fencing boards, and many other articles Of
great value: Also, two good Dwelling Houses and
ofa kinds in good bearing order, with eleven acres
Of land, all in first ratio order.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
living en- the premises, . miles south of Carroll.
Aug. %, 1853. JONI S. SNYDER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
only given notice that The istter has bseh
Merged in the Buffalo and Pnisburg compsA

merged in the Buffalo and Prisburg compss
ny.
The sixth annual rePeFtef tie Cleselara
aud piusburg railfosd company has been
published. The reports shows tho reeeipls
for the year, to have been 432, BS2 doliafs
and 46 cents. and the expenditures l60s4o4
dollars and 90 cents /; leaving fot mel earns
ings. 267 .277 dol. and - cis., ourofwhieh
two semi-annual dividends OF b per cent.
have been declared, amounting 10 1911 COS
dollars and % cents, and interest on debt.
amounting to 97s24l dol. aud rs cts. leoSs
ing a surplus of 6,43g dol. snd le cts. On
the Beaver extension the amount expended
during the past year is estimaieda at l0S,4lO
dnllars and Al cts, which is more than Que.
fourth of the whole estimated costs. The
rail for this brshch7has been contacted fot,
of home manufacture, ane q portion is now
ready for delivery. Work on the Beaver
extension has also been done to The amount
of 81, 1923 dol. aud 6S cts or little more
than one.fflh Of the whole estimated COST
The condition Of the company is SUCH we
quote from the report at the present time.
as 10 enable il, with the amount OF subsctiV-
tions 10 It's stock, applicable TO this p0rpcse,
to carry forward the work of the extension
hereafter. without resorting to expensive ex:
pedienIs iu any supposubie state Of the NOR
ey MARKET
The f~nalcial condition of the company
stands as follows
The present amount of stock, is sl97s 100 oe
Fun led debt, l,ll2,2 . oo
Balance oflemporary loans and other
accounts, l53,bOo y
c+g -
Total. s3,279, 9oss2s
OF rho stock us above stated, S2lS,00
were issned.ssa loan 10 the Tuskarawns ex'
tiensinn. makine the actual amountAo stocl
Invested in tho maine line. &l76lse00
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
AsSIGNEE

NOTICE is hereby given, that Christian NJ. Bee
In ry and John Jenkins, Q rthemselves, and Christ
ian M. Beery and John Jenkins as partners under the
firm of Berry & Jenkins, did on the S0th day of De-
cemher, 1863, make assignments to the undersigned
of all their property Real and Personal, in trust, for
the benefit Of their creditors generally. Persons know.
ing themselves indebted 10 Christian NJ. Beery, or
John Jenkins, or Beery & Jenkins, will cali at my
Office n Foster's building and make payment.
Lancaster, Dec. 81, 1853. ]. MUMAUGH,
1J'Esgle &.Telegraph copy and charge this Office
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
Estate of PbiIin Emhich

~ been duly appointed Administrator of the Es.
tate OF PHnIP ENB1oH, deceased, late of Fairfield
county, Ohio All persons having claims against
said Estate, viii present them legally authenticated
ing themselves indebted are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment. SAMUEL DEERY, Admtor.
Lancaster, Jan. -. lS54=4w36
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
NOTICE

Z S hereby given that Henry, Berry James McFad-
n den and his wife Mary McFadden, the progenitors
and owners ofthe several lots contained within the
seat and ad .itiOn to the town of Sugar grove, known
as Beery's addition to Shutdown, have filed their Pc
titon in tha clerks office Of the court Of common
Pleas; of Fairfield county, Ohio, praying the vacation
ofthe platand addition aforesaid and that applications
vacation.
HUNTER s. FINCK, Attorneys for Petitioners.
August 10Th, 1858.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
To the Public.

ENOR Eighteen years past we have transacted the
n mercantile business in, the city of Lancaster. and
have dealt with us, Bnt our circumsta noes are such
at presents as to require aid from those whom we have
often assistedin days gone by. Please call and settle
your notes and accounts at our counting room, and
thereby save hard thoughts, and still continue the
smiles and the friendship heretofore extended to YOU.
Lancaster, Jan. 25, 1854 REBER & KUTZ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
ODD FELLOWS, FESTIyAL.

TINE Undersigned Committee from the several
! Lodges and Eneampments of the City Of Zanes-
vile, respectfully announce to the Members Of tho
Order, and Citizens generally, that there viii be q
Grand Celebration, in honor of the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge ofOhio in this City, on Friday, The 24H
day Of Febraury, 1854 There will DO a procession
and Grafton in the afternoon, and in the evening a
BANQUET atthe ODD FELLOWS HALL, to which
the citizens are respectfully invited. Neighbnring
full regalia.
Ei.IJAH cH HIRE Committee OF Nuskingum
THOMAS GRIFFTfH, Lodge, No. 2s.
} y " ~ GEosBY {committeo Of MoxahsIa
THOMAS DURHAM, No IA
a: c; ROSS. (Committee of PataskalA
". H. SHAFFER, EncamPment, No. 8.
GEORGE w. GRAHAM, Committee Of Walhondina
JUN =. HAZtETr. Encampment, No b5. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Who MY ATTEND School Mr.. barney,
State Superintendent Of Common Schools.
publishes . Communication 10 the Ohio
statesman defining the rights Of children to
attend School lie says:
All children. Of sch oil age IRE entitled to
the privilege ofatienling the school situa-
ted ia the school districtin which their par
ents, or guardians, or e'Gploy ers reside, I'M
less excluded by the directors, on account
of their misconduct. In other words, all
children including In the annual enumera-
iion Of the directors OF any school district,
are entitled to attend the school in such dis.
irict. Children of nonresident parents,
coming into the district and boarding, for
The purpose OF attending school, are not en-
titled to such privilege without permission
Of the directors. When, however, such
children are hired to labor or service, IN
good faith, in the family Of an inhabitaut
of the district, or are treated as a part Of the
family Of such inhubitant, and not merely
temporary boarders, they are entitled to par
%ticipate equally with the other children Of
the district in the privileges OF the school.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
sAW-LoGS WANrEn-

VII Undersigned will pay the highest prices fer
allthe saw-Logs he can get delivered at his yard
in Laneaster,or onthe canal at some convenient place.
He expects 10 have his Mill in running order in July
next, when he will saw for cash or on shares. For
further particulars enquire of the undersigned.
Lancaster, Feb. Z, 1s54-29 j. S. SNYDER.
% Eagle and Telegraph copy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

CRUSHING ARGUMENT AGAINST THE PA.
cIFIc RAIL RoAp.--The Philadelphia Ledger
recently brought to light a difficulty hither-
10 unthought Of, connected with travelling,
or any attempt TO travel, by railroad, across
the vast plains and mountains intervening
between us and the Pacific Ocean. 1t is
known that immense herds OF Buffalos range
over the regions to be traversed by the pro-
jected road. The fact that these pnimuls
are very short sighted both in physical and
intellectual vision, and that when alarm
ed or enraged I icy rush together with tre-
mendous force, and bear down all obstruc-
ton in their course, satisfies the Ledger that
the idea of travelling safely through their
domain by railroad cars would be a terrible
mistake. The st. Louis Herald takes of
well the profound deductions OF the Ledger
and to show the case with which a mob Of
c~xasperated buffalo bulls could overturn a
railway train and scatter 1t in a twinkling
he gives the following mathematical calcu.
%lation:
"a bull buffalo will weigh 1000 pounds
and will rush on a train at the rate Of IL
feet q second. Surprising a car to be fifty
feet long, and the assault upon tito be made
at rightangles, about 10 buffalos would reach
1t at the same instant. Fifteen buffalos
would weigh / 5000 pounds. Now as the
momentum Of a moving body ia compounded
of it's weight and velocity multiplied togeth'
err, $4,000 pounds OF buffalo beef coming
down at the rate Of Is feet a second woult
bring on the car at the moment of collision
more than 465 900 pounds. As the caT
would weigh probably not more than 1000
pounds, here would be four hundred and six
ty-fvc thousand pounds against six thousand
giving odds against the car of more than
seventy seven times and a half. This Il
truly fearful. Who need be told that a car
could live in such a storm as this! VIVA
Imagination is so dull that it cannot see Tn,
terrific visions Of broken heads, and fractur
ed limbs and bleeding bodies;the moan, tn
groan, The scream the shrek; the wofu
spectacle OF men past surgery, and of mer
whom surgery will leave MANNED member
, Of the Commonwealth during the wretche
remnant Of their days!"
} This Buffalo bull objection now settles ID
matter. Opposition from those hsad.stron
creatures would be s,iIl more ugly than "a
Erie riot.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
Assignee Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Christian NJ. BeOry
In and Thomas Kidwell, as partners underline firm
1854 mike assignment to the undersigned, of all their
property and effects, in I trust, for the benefit of their
creditors. Persons knowing themselves indebted,
either by book account or otherwise, are requested
to m~akeimmediate payment to the undersigned
Jan. Z, 1854. J.R MUMAUGH.
Eagle and Telegraph copy and charge this office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

FIELD MARSHAL BREsPoRD.--This distin.
gulshed English officer. who was one Of the
best Of Wellington's lieutenants in the
Spanish PeninSular war, died in England
on the 10th Of January. lie fought agains,
Soult the bloody battle Of Albuera. the
most desperate and best contested action
that grew out Of Napoleon's invasion o
Spain. He was in the Sad year of hi
age.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

The PoRK TaADE:-~The st. Louis Intel.
ligencer estimates the number of hogs
packed there, at 80, 900 head. Last year the
number packed there was 60 900 head. A
correspondent Of that paper gives the fol-
lowing returns from three packing points in
Missouri, namely: Rocheport / 1000; Bruins.
wick 1880, Hill's Landing %4oo-total
1000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

0yA woman living in the eastern part OF
Dayton, ashort time since, presented her
husband with a boy who weighed just one
pound. His first bed was made on u COM
mon.sized dinner plate. The event has
created a great sensation in the Convention
city. The Gazette says half the ladies' in
town have been TO sec IL, and the rest are
t'getting their things ready" TO 60 to see
tG-~cincinnate GassAe.
The mother calls It a "pound swelling"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
Fcnoes. spokes and uubs.

MAJ have now on hand and which by arrange
w ment with the manufacturers we cag offer at
their bill Of prices with freishts added 60
100 sets Felloes
$50 !" Spokes
100 % Hubs
30 ., Shafts
no BUGGY Bows
EFFLNGER. WHITE g. LATTH.
Lancaster, October 2e 1853. %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
Atlnchment Nofice,

A Tiny instance, an attachment was this day issu-
IN ed 5y. Jacob Embich, a Justice of the Peace of
Hooking township. Fairfield county Ohio, against he
property, credits, moneys aud effects Of ThomasR.
sill, a non resident of said county OF Fairfield
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
VIVA

No. 100 ARoH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above diseases is not excel
led. II equalled, by any other preparation in the
United States. aSthe cures attest, in many case9 Af-
ter skilful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids.
Possessing great virtuesin the recti6cation of dis
Gases o fthe Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections
OF the digestive organs, they are, withsl, safe, GER
tain and p'easant
READ AND BE CONVINCED. 4,
+. KEssEtArEIR, Jeweler, Wooster, Ohio. Dec. Cd
1851, said: ~ embrace this opportunity of informing
you of the great benefit l have derived from the use
OF DR.. Hollands German Bitters. | have used them
for chills and fever, aud disordered stomach, and
dy for disordered stomach, I think, in existence"
I. FoLEY, Bloomfield, Ohio October z, 1852, said:
"With feelings Of gratitude / take my pen TO inform
YOU of the incalculable benefit | have derived from
the use of Hoofand's German Bitters ] have used
them for tAe Liver complaint, and take pleasure in
~recommendiny them to the public as the safest and
best iemeayyin use.'
The Editor ofthe Wooster Democrat, May 6, 1852,
Ishid; "Hoolsnd's German Bitters,-This invaluable
madicinais daily perforFning cures Of the most re-
~marSabfe character. We do not speak fthis medi-
ltine without a knowledge Of its efficacy, as we have
tried 1t in cur fstnily, and find it to be the only thing
needed in liver complaint or dyspepsia.
OGrER s CLARKE, Cambridge, Ohio, Nov. 1889
said: 'By those persons who have used Your Hoof-
lands German Bitters, they are considered an inval-
liable remedy for dyspepsia" A.
GJYou should bear in mind that those Bitters are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, thereby possessing sdvant-
ages over most ofthe Preparations recommended for
similar diseases.
For sale by Kaufman & Co., Lancaster; f.. Kalb
Rushville; r.. b Walker, West Nashville; Porter &
Weirsten. Lythopolis, and bydealers il medicine
every where. Dec.l1, 1S53-Iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

LAEcE CLAM meeting OF the heirs
OF the original proprietors Of the Western
Reserve Of Ohio, is to be held ut Hartford,
CT. IL Is believedthat they are legally en-.
titled to certain surplus land in Ohio, which
has now become very valuable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
Estate OF stephen Whi.esell,

THO the creditors of Stephen WhiteselL, deceased.
IL On the 29th day Of November A. ID. 1853, the
Probate court for Fairfield county Ohio, declared the
Estate OF Stephen Whitesell, deceased, to be proba-
bic i%nsolvent. Creditors are therefore required to
present their claims against the Estate to the under
signed, within six months from the time above mem
TONED, or they will not be entitled to payment.
For convenience, creditors can present their claims
at the Office OF J. D.. s. c. j. Martiu. Lancaster, Ohio.
This Ist day Of December,A D. 1853.
- SAMUEL WORRALL, Adm'ter
or ne Estate Of Stephen Whiteseib deceased