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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
nNAh NsTATN FoTl sALH.

= WILL expose TO sale, Saturday fhe 2it1 fay Of
March, ls5j, by public vendue at the Court House
door in the city OF Lancaster Ohio tho following Real
Estate; Eifty-Scven Acres and 40 Perch es
of Land South part ftbe Southwest QIartar of Sec
county, Ohio. .
Out-LOt, No. 10, North of EaIscaster,
containing e-iC0 Aeros 10 be sold entire in parcels
to suit purchasers.
EotNo. 10, in the Town OF Now Sal en-, ,
in said county, which Is situate n small Log House.
EOt no. ~, in taRc town OF PieGRanfa
viIlas In said county, on which 10 situate Frame
Dwelling House,
Terms Of fSaleono-,hird In hand, one-third in one,
and ono third in two years with interest.
Any of tho above property may be purchased at pri-
vate sale on terms as above. JOHH X. MUMAUGH,
|. Feb. g, leJ5-40 Assignee OF C. M. Beery.-
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S,nr;g,, Snie.


76s state Of 06,o Fairfsd County, sS.
The Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield County, Ohio
Petition to oforecloae, &c. n. 327 code.
John \. Collins, Plaintiff.
rsG-rs pgAinst ,
Nelson Goats and Hester bradshaw. John ReOer ana
Daniel Kutz, partners In trade niidcr tho name and
firm, of Rebor and Kutz Daniel SinoTd and William
FIT Creed, AdminslraOrs Of the Estate or John
Creed dee, and james White, Defendants
HNY virtue OF an order Of sale to mo directed in the
, aboye cause by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Sl GOUnty, wii 05er aud expose tn sHla 1t public
ycudue nd oai try at the door Of the Court House in
the City Of Lancaster In said County aud State, un Sa-
tarday thssst fay Of farii A. d. l65, between tho
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ ard o'clock p M. Of sad
day the following Real Estatc situate in the County
of Fairfield and STATE Of Ohio to-wit ln-Lot number
two NO 2) In fIaris subdivision Of Outlet number
two No 81 aud thc Wes haif OF ont Lot lumber three
(No. 81 North of and adjoining the Town OF Lancaster
ih said Cdunty, excepting soYcn (l fcct aud six ~
inches fronting Broad Street, OF Norlh siio OF
said ot, and running back between prllal lincs that
width to an alley in lhe Of said Los. Tobe sold u;
the property Of sid Defendants Nelson Coates and
Hesior Br,Jshaw satisfy judg against them in thia
cause in favor Of said Planfs for asl 90aid costs oI
suit with interest from 2Glh Feb. A. ID. 1855.
Appraised at $1,000, Terms of sale cash in hand
| Gro, w. NJ 80 ELRoY,pts. Atty. WM.P0TrER, sheriff
| March Is, lsj5-Jw4j C. NJ L, WlSEAAN, Deputy.
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mAGAxEN FRANcATs.
Family yGroceries, q Queen.wars, ac. ,As.


VNElLX G. BARBENCHoN has become proprie,o,.
by purchase, of the Grocery Store of H. b. Hunter
Cos to which he has just added large and supernne
variety c Family Groceries, arriving and 10 arrive
from Cinclhnati' and other mars In making his pur-
ehase ne has had in view ihe accommodation OF his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons Ho
comends 10 their attention, among other articles Al
prices That cannot fail to give satisfaction.
CONFECTl0NARIESo of all kinds, for families and
parties. NN
Candies, Tarragonia Almonds English Walnats and
brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
JeHies, and Gclatine for Jcllies, Prunes, &C.
VI FaInils Groceries he win only mention Phil now
aerod aud crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do TEAS
Rio and Java COFFEE, Spices, Molasses Golden Syr'
up, french Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup' splendid lot of English Diary CAssss and
otner articles to numerous to put down here.
not to forget, alsO, Liquors. Brandy for the sick and
SonSaescent cigars years old smOaking and che wing
tQBACCo, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
ne VIII keep on hand variety of Paints, TsrnisA
Rna Japan ofhis own manu- facturo for the trade.
MOI least, large and full assortment of QResns1srs,
EGrtheH 1Gre, French iodre and English ISsspars al
SO, Wooden 1are, Tubs, Buckets,S &c.
= lie hopes obtain fair shair of the public favor
In his new undertaking. and looks for the
and patronage OF his friends. Having been compelled
TO reiinqush his former business njurousto health
no viii make fair trial fhis to fit will not front
his purse rs we'll as his health. II he experiment 10
which he will devote his undivided aention) does not
succeed he viii be able ho trusts serve tho public In
some other useful capacity.
May 1854. FELIX G.. BARBRSCKoy.
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The Lnss Congress.
The Gin. Gazette gives the following
summary of the best deeds of the last Con-
OresS IN ~

The GIN. Gazette gives the lolloWlnS
summary of the best deeds of the last Con-
gress. (\ ~
Among these one Of the most import
tant is that creating tho Coayt Of Cta'ms.
Congress has long been compelled to de-
vote much of its time to the consideration
of private claims, which it was peculiarly
unfit court TO adjust, and which it was
compelled for want of time to postpone
tunil the ends of justice were often defeat
ed and much injury done to private indi-
viduals. This Court will remedy this
evil. relieve Congress of perplexing part
of its business, and enable claimants 10
get a speedy decision on the merits of
their CLAIMS Attempts have often been
made to create such Court, the necessity
for which seems 10 have been universally
conceded, but hitherto without sue
cess.
I TIE 7cxGs Creditors Bin, which APP
propriates S7,750,O00 for the payment OF
Iihe creditors OF Texas holding bonds or
other evidences ofsdebt for which the rev.
enue of tie republic was pledged, settles
this vexed subject inperhaps 10 satsiaclo.
ry manner as were possible, The cred
iiors would have got the money some day
and we have probably made q good bar
gain in settling with Them for that
SGm.
The Consular and DIPLOMATS Biz intro
duces some excellent changes into oul
{ diplomatic system. Outfits and inits arc
! abolished, and regular salaries are given
, This increases the compensation Of some
Of our diplomatic and consular agents
; but abolishes some rank abuses, aud OF
the whole is decided improvement.
The Postage bill fixes the rate of lettel
postage at three cents for all distances les
than three thousand miles and five cent
for all greater distances. After certain
day, tie first of January we believe, al
letters must be prepared with stamps-ex
cept those written by members Of Con
gtess of course! Letters containing money
may be registered, but the Government
will not be responsible for The contents
If the franking privilege had been abol
r ished, perhaps tie next Congress woul'
Y not have been obliged TO appropriate SO,
b 100000 to the Post Office Department, a
: this has done. .,..
n The bill for the reorganization of tn
II Navy will doubtless have an excellent ef
feet on that arm of our defense. 1t give
It the young and ambitious officers, tn
e only men who are fit for real service,
It chance to rise in their profession and t
c distinguish themselves. The Navy Wi
: no doubt be greatly benefited by sendini
: the old fogies to the retired list, and givin,
c the vigorous spirits who have SO long rust
: ed in inactivity an opportunity to do some
. thing. The billto provide a more eflicien
# discipline for the Navy, will no, doubt ten
= to promote that end.
: The Bounty Land Bill would have bee
an excellent measure if those for who's
benefit it purports to have been passe(
were likely to be helped by it. Bat 4
e the millions Of acres of lands which
: gives away will for the most part, fall int
!, The hands of speculators, little good an
n much evil are likely TO be produced b
o IL
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LocEvILLE, Ohio.


LEGAL INTEREST IN THE UNITED STATES.
---ln twenty-one of the States, the legal in
terost is six per cent; in four States it is
seven per cent; in Texas and Alabama it
is eight per cent; in Louisians it is five
per cent, and in Mississippi it is ten per
cent. California has no usury laws. The
Banker's Magazine says: "Thoro are va
rious States that permit higher rate OF
interest on special contracts. viz: In YER
mont seven per cent. may be charged on
railroad bonds; in New Jersey seven per
cont. may be charged in Jersey City and
in the tow nship Of Hoboken in Maryland
tho penalty is matter Of some doubt, in
consequence Of n late decision OF Judge
Taney, which does not, however, meet the
assent OF ths bar of Baltimore; in Arkansas
ten per cent. may be charged on special
contracts; in Illinois the banks may charge
seven per cent, and ton per cent may be
charged between individuals on specia
contracts; in Iowa ten per cent. is allowed
on special contracts; in Louisiana, eight
per cent. may be charged; in Michigan
and Ohio, contracts in writing are legal &c
charge ten per cent; in Texas twelve pei
cent. may b6 charged on special contracts
The penalties for violation of the usury
laws is different in. most Of the States. In
Michigan there is no penally;in Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire the usurcr for
feiys three times tho whole interest; in
Maine tue excess Of interest is not recover.
able; in Vermont and Rhode Island the
excess may be recovered back; in Con.
necticut there is forfeiture Of all the in
terest.-B Baltimore .Ameriean.
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Sale of Renl Es;nte bg otder of conrt.

ON SaiurdI the 2ith dag Of March a. D. 1855, be-
Wy tween tho hours Of O'Clock \. Nj. and O'Clock
p the premises, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the Valuable RIili Property aud appur-
teuances, lately owned by Jonathan BartholOiue ",
dceeased situate in Fairfield county, Ohio, and known
and distinguished by being part of the Northwest
Quarter Of Section No. 10. in Township No. 10, OF
Range No. 10: Beginning at tho Northwest corner OF
the land formerly owned hy Thomas Rees, the mar
gin Of the Ohio Canal near original Lock No. p South
of Licking Summit; thence South s6k degrees East
l0perchcS to post; thence North 54A degrees East
l0 perchos toa post at the Canal; thence North 80 4
degrees West % 410 perches with the Canal to Abe
place of beginning. said premises TO be sold free OF
ihe dover OF the widow of said jonathan Bartholo.
new. Appraised At $24G0.
Terms ofSdle-One-thiro in hand, one-third in one
and the residue in years from day Of sale, with
interest on deferred payments.
ELIZABETH BARTHOLOMEW,
Guardian of MalOn J, Bartholomew.
MARTfy {, ScTLEIcH, Attys. Feb. -, 1855 5w42
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pURLIC SALE.

THNIIE subscriber will sell at his residence five mile,
ID North OF Lancaster, better known as the PoormaI
Farm, on the Columbus Road, GreenAed Township,
On Monday the goth day of March, 1885
The following described property, to-wlt:
Head fIlorses, among then ono Trotting Mare
10 years old and her Colts, all sired by Duroeh, the
Mare at present Ia with foalb Clay Trustee;
Cows one ofthem fresh milk, all Durhams:
variety of Farming Utensils, such Ploughs
Harrows, &C.; 25OOlbs. assorted BACON;
One Buggy. nearly now; Buggy a. Wagon Harness;
10 Barrels CIDER VINEGAR,a u frstrate article;
Cooking Stove and Parlor Stoves
A variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Tubs, Barrels aud variety of other articles.
Six months creditwili be given on all sums over 50
the purchaser giving note with approved security, al
under 80 cash, LOUIS Won RODEN,
March ], lS5j-3vl3
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Usage Orange seed and Plnnt..

TIME undersigned have large amount Of Usage Or
ange Seeds and Plants ofthe best quality surpassed
by in the country which they will sell at lowest
market price.
HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
Atfrom 80 to 40 cents per rod, with fair deduction
where large contracts are made.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from 20 cents to 81 p rod the payments fol-
lows-. when the hedge is set, and the balance when
1t viii answer the purpose Of good fence.
HEDGES GROWN.
For what disinterested Judges will say tits WORTH (as
compared with good fences) when It completed,
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At to a5 per rod to be paid for when completed
JAMES SUMPTER & CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES StAPTER, College Corner, Butler county Ohio
JAMES MoGREw, Alexandersville, Ohio.
BENJAMIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio.
Mar 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
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Estnte a TIonrY ETite.

nNthe 2d day of March, A, d. 1855, the Court of
" Probate Of the County Of Fairfield and State of
Ohio 'deearcd tho Estate of HENRY HTE 20 be proba-
bly, nsoyent. Cfeditors are therefore required TO
present their claims against the Estate to the under
signed for allowance within six months from the time
aboge mentioned, or they will not be entitled to pay
ment. Signed DANIEL SWARTZ,
Administrator of said deceased.
SrINonrosn & SnAw, ALtorneys. March s-5w4A
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NORTHERN LUNATlc AsYLUM.-Mr. Fire
stone, Superintendent of the new Asylum
near Cleveland, gives notice in the papers
of that city, that it is now open for the re-
ccption Of patients. In accordance with
the decision of the Attorney General Of the
State, no patient will be admitted unless
the inquest is held, and application made
by the Probate Judge of the county in
Which the patient resides. Neither Jus,
tees of Peace, nor Clerks Of the Courts
of Common Pleas, have any legal power to
act in the premises.
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SAeriGs Sale,

TIE S'a'e Of OSio Fair6sid COHatysS sS.
JGhn W. la!'or ~ "He pi''h'hs' In Partition. Fair
Mary R'ckes, ct ais, defendant Ae'u 'o''' ''"''
gBY virtue of an order of sale from the Court Of
Common Pleas IN aud fer said county. and to me
T5etd viii olcr nt public sale, ppoa Inc premises,
On Tuesday the 24& day f Rprt a. ID. 1865, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock \. NJ. and o'clock p M the
following described lands and tenements, to-wit:-
lois No 40 No. &C. No.67, 90. No. 20, Mo- 76no %,
No. 93 q NO. lGl, inhc town OF Pickeringtnn, In the
county of Tur Id & State of Ohio Lot o.39 valued of
S2Ouo G5 1T S5 81 at Sl7, 60 $50, mo. 20 at
$50 no 7G at SJ0 % al SlJ 10 % at $iU, 10. lOl
ut SlOO
Terms Of sale, one third In hand, onc-ihird in ono
and one third in years. with interest deferred
payments from the day ofsae.
| MARrlN {, SoHLEtcH, Attys. WIN POTTER, Sheriff
| By {. NJ. L. WLSEMAN, Deputy.
| Inncsster, March Is, 1S55-Jwi5. t.t|
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DEATH OF AN OcroaESARiAN.-samuel
adams Dorr, Esq, of this city, died on
Sunday last, after brief illness, at his res
iaence in Louisburg square. The dcccas-
ed has long been an honored and esteemed
resident Of Boston. lie was pupil in our
public schools when President Washing.
ton made his Eastern tour, and particip0l-
ed IN the services on the occasion. After
graduating at Harvard College in the
class Of 1905, ho went abroad, and for
many years was engaged in commercial
pursuits. He was a gentleman Of the old
school-honest, intelligent aud public spir.
tied. He took deep interest in publiequcs
tions, and has left good name, and th,
inauence Of an upright life, extended be
yopd four-scoro years.--Boston Traaserip
27tA.
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TIN snor q FOUNDRY wARE-ROo n
Inmes NIcNInnanx

ETAVING established himself in the manufacturing
3 y OF TIN, COPPER aud SHEET-I RON WARE IN
(JissVs BHiidfRg one Door Rest ftke Hooking YGsy
Bank is prepared TO furnish the people Of this county
with every thing that may be needed in his line lie
keeps on hand every variety of COOKING and HEAT
ING STOVESfor WOOD and COAL, consisting In parI
Of tho Lion Air Tight, Western Queen. l..
Triumph. Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. Also PlOugis, Plough
Shares Sugar Kettles d HollOwware. Al Of the above
articles will be sold low be bought elsewhere
He Invites citizens generally to call and examine hi.
stock. JAMES McMANANtN.
NIB. House-spoutng & jobbng done upon short no
tce Old Copper, Brass Pewter and Iron take in 4
change for any of the above articles. J. Ne.
Inncn dor fnnY i. lSSl IL Y -. Il
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Shcrin,s sale.
Jacob Medowen In Partition Fairfield

jacob Mcuowen In PArIlIIon FaifneId
us.
John McGowcn, ct alas Common Pleas.
RNY virtue of an ocder OF sale to me directed from
the Cont of Common Pleas for Fairfield county,
OHIO, will Offer aud expose to sale by public vcndue
and out-cry at the door Of the Court House, in said
county. OH Saturday the 1ith day T 8prH, merit, be-
tween the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ, aud O'Clock r.
NJ, OF said day, the following described Lands and
tenemcnts to-wit In Lot No. 52 in the town OF East
Rush vilein said county
Terms ofsalc, one third in hand, one third in one
year and tho remaining one-thlrd In two years with
interest deferred pay ments from the day OF sale.
Appraised ut 5000. WIN. POTTER, Sheriff.
Mnrch =. 1Shl-ll.
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PROnATE NnrICE.

EJoTICE Is hereby given to all persons interested
Amanda Twyman, Thomas Fricker, Elizabeth Fickel'
Francis Myers, Samuel Trovinger and Nancy Yoder.
Also the Guardian accounts of Samuel Dresslor,
Geo. s. Baker aud David Bright, have been filed in
the Probate Court Of FNir0ed county, Ohio, for in
come, or be heard the 23d day OF March, 1855
as soon thereafter az may be. . Ia se .a.I'
March !, 1850
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-03-15
LANCAsTER MACHINE FOUNDR1

a. DEVOLis prepared TO furnish all kinds OF STEAM
" ENGINES, upon short notice and at Cincinnati
and Pittshurg prices.
Also, all kinds OF Mill Gearing, Hois.ng Serevs,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws FullorS ScrsEs An3
Cider Screws.
Mill Spindes Of cast iron wrought.
Bales ard Drivers, &c., &c. ...
He will also furnish the PARKER WHEEL IN aun
any head of water, and with either iron wood shAfh
Also the ATKINSON WHEEL nt up as above. Tho
p"!oHt on the Parker Wheel has expired and eonsS<
qucutly TREY con he had much hchesper.
He also continues to make DEVoL'S THRASHIg0
MACHINES, and keeps lot constantly on hand; war
ranied the best in Ohio.
All 1.-The above articles will be made with eHreca care
and by the best w0rkmen and viii be warranted.
All kinds of repairing done upon the Shortest notice.
lie also keeps constantly on hnEd, ALL KINDS or
CASTINGS, usually kept in Foundry. He has com;
Ploed his roEt shop, so that those who call
Inc his work.
The known quality ofthe work done at this es,sh-
lshment for many yearspass the best guarantee hst
in future, the subscriber will labor to desire the pAb
ronage Of the public. He invites Iamnaton.
Lancaster, MAY 10. 1874. q DRVOI,
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T'lc Siate Of Ohio, FairfcIA County, IS.
ESY virtue of mn execution, against property from
D the Court of Common Pleas, III and for said coun-
s. aud 10 mo directed, will Offer at public sale, n;
the Court House, in IaIcaotar on sdtdrdaythe 2lst
ddg ofGPrjl a. u. lsj5 between the honrs Of 10 o.
clock 4. NJ. and 4 O'Clock 7. NJ, ihe following de-
scribcJ rcal csIto, to-wiu 'Situata in the City OF
Lancaster IN the county of Farled,a State OF ohio
being the west half Of In Lot number six IN the
twelfth square Of said city; Valued at 5000 10 be
iar Bury, Guardian of the children otthe late Joseph
Bury, deceased.
Terms Of sale, chnsh.
=. VAS TRu,lr. ATTY. WM. POTTER, Sheriff,
Z. y. l., WisEMAS, DopGty.
Lnnca ter. MaFrh Is, l:lJJMi5.
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SheriGS Sale.
Patrick Z. Roach,

vs. In Attachment.
Andrew De Graz.
UDY virtue Of writ Of sale to me directed in this
4 B case by the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County, Ohio, will oer and expose to sale by public
vendue aud outcry at the door of the Court House in
said County, on Monday March 10, 1855, between the
hours of 10 O'cuck \. NJ. aud O'Clock 2. NJ Of said
day the following property, to-w % perch ofStone
moro orless II set Dounlo Wagon larness Car liar-
ness; Collars Log Chains, Double set OF Plough
Harness and Brides; Blind Brides; &c Picks; -
Grab Hoes; o Neck Yoaes and Boxes. Attached as
the property Of Andrew De GRAD to satisfy Judgment
In attachmontin the favor of PaiTich E,Roach
f l+ WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff
Iei1-oMAinfGl
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sherin,s Sale.


Pcter rUill!ard,
nW In Partition.
jeremiah IIillyard, ,et als)
DY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed from
} the Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield county,
Ohio, will Offer and expose to sale by public yendue
and outcry, at the door OF the Court House, In said
county, Saturday the l4tk day pri HeH, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, OF
said day the folio wing described Lands aud
to-wt: Part of tho South West quarter of Section No.
% 10 township No. sixteea of range No IL containing
scvenytwo acres fTse OF any and all incumberanccs
whatsoever. a
Terms of sale, one third In hand one.third in one
year and the remaining one-third In two years with
Interest on deferred payments from DAY of sale
Appraised Rt SIS per acre.
March <. igII--aS WN. POTTER. Sheriff
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shorin,s sale.

The STATE Of Ohio, Fair6.H County, s..
KNURSUANr + TO the command of u second order for
u sulc from the Court Of Common Pleas of Fairfield
Comfy, and to inc directed, will offer at public sale
ar the Court House in the City OF lancaster, SatHr
day the day If aprt a. n. lSJ, between the hours
nf 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and O'clock Z. NJ OF said day, the
following described Ren Estate tO-wt: In Lot nam
bcr aG,n Carpenters addition 20 the town ofLanca9ter.
Valued nt SIZES. To he SOLD rs tho property OF
Martin Hill, ut the suit OFF Ohm Arncy.
BnAaEg Il Son, Atty's. WM. POTTER, Sheriff
By q. NJ. h. WlSEMAN, Deputy.
Lancaster, Ohio, March Is, lS5j-5w4jpfS3
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The well Known ncssler Yarn for Sale
BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
RISING Il LYONS,

RE now receiving ut tbcir old stand, a. nne stock
"a ofPANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS as has ever
been offered In this marx consisting OF every article
In the Dry Goods line, together with Fiae Stock Of
Boots aud SkOes Groceries, Queenstodre and Glass-
pare, all OF which they determined to sell as low
as any house in Farnd county, entro cash stores not
excepted.
They beg leave to tendor their earnest thanks TO the
citizens Of ancasters and vicinity for the very liberal
share OF patronage they have received since they have
been in business, and hope for continuance ofthe
same assuring the public that pains shall be spared
thelr part TO give entire satisfaction The usual ar
Ianeastnr March Of. 1854.
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7ns g'dit o} Ohio, FIirdeId County, So.
ERURSUANT 10 the command Of second Ordor for
. the sale of property from The Court OF Common
lens in and fDt sad Coaniy, ana to me directed, will
oar at public sale tt the Court House in in the city
Of LaHcuaer on Saturday TIE 9st day Of 9Pyit a. D.
lgj5 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and o.
clock p. M OF sad day, tbs following described Real
Estate 10 wit.ln-Lots nunbers6 81 ahd6S In the North
western add.ii to the town Of Lancaster.
Valued at Two Thousand Dollars
10 be sold as lhs property or GcOrgc J. Bitfor, Al
the suit OFT. W. T.linadge. Terms OF sale cash.
BRAssE l. sos, Atto-ncs WM. POTTER, Sheriff
by q. IA. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Marcl, IPIj- 5Nll,fSJ
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Es.n,e Of Xvi W. HIar:in.

NOTICE shorcby given, that have this day been
~ duly appointed and quaiihed Administrator on
the Estate of Evf MARTIN, deceased late OF Fairfield
County, Ohio. All persons knowing themselves in
debIod TO sqid Estate Will make immediate payment,
and those 10 whom the Estate is indebted will present
their accounts duly authenticated within one year.
February 2a, laJ5--iw43 &. MARTlN, Adm'tor. .