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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

fkoh HAVANA Tie brig Dionisio, Capfa;,
"leyer' winch left Havana on the 18th came ONT i,
company with two Spanish %frigates, one bound to port1
n,oo' '"e Q'her Cadrz, with a million of dollars
TWO ftigates, remained in Havana. Tie sum Of mo.
ney mentioned above, was delivered to a messenger
rom ,ne King who bad beer sent for il and for yyLom
y - "eei raised IN a very short time. No in,elli.
gence he'd recently been received of Por,ee,s eornSsmr
lie british Packet Francis Freezing arrived ar
ltayana on the 10th, in II days from Vera Cruz viii,
10000 dollars for London.
The u. 5: ship Hornet, Captain Claxtou, had iyst
arrived a! Havana from Vera Cruz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

Re,oieed. duly, That tue proceedings OF iis meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
hs'ied in the Norfolk Herald aud Beacon, Portsmouth
Palladium, and Richmond Wing
SAMUEL BiRTEE, Charm.
SAMUEL W iiorrFp, Scc'ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
N,E,gEAMD21As
~ MORNING. OCTOBER IL, 1927.

pennsylvania Elections took place on
t. last. In Philadelphia the contest was
~,IIy warm, and was influenced entirely by
'''I occidental election. JOHN SERGEANT, ESQ.,
''' ADMINISTRATION candidate for Congress, was
' ,.,,s BY majority of ONE HUNDRED AND
e. SEVEN votes over Joseph Hemphill, ESQ.
W.. -, friend Of Jackson; and JOHN HARE Pow
H. rso a friend Of the Administration, was
-. -,.a % n. State Senate by majority oil S24.
5 ar,S. ,;x Members of the Lower House, Four
,,r The Administration and Two for Jack
" This is victory not less important than
.s,,ed, Two days before :he election, the
' ,.l'o0i,es calculated on majority OF seven
;,h, hundred for HEMPHIIL. Mr.. Sergeant
..;,,I abou, Eight Hundred votes more than
,'5;3 las, year, which proves incon'esIibiy that
-. Administration is rapidly gaining ground
pennsylvania. The best informed men in
\. STATE are Of opinion that Mr. Adams VIII
-, ne vote Of large majority. Buchanan's
,,,.,o,srer, has opened The eyes OF the peo-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Piano Fortes, SC.

DISHEY T THOMPSON has just received very elc-
i giant Piano Forte ,>with highly ornamented case,
round corners drawers, circular 'front.' &c and ofvery
superior touch and tone, from the mandatory of Mes
srs Ryder and Tallman, Philaiel phia-Cash price
$3.50.
Also in Store,
One very superior Piano Forte by Dubois and Stod-
art, New York. very rich case, round corners circular
front, drawers Sc.-price $500
One DO by Dubois and stodart, very elegant
cabinet ware round corners, drawers &C. very sweet
and fulltonc, and fine touch-price $40.
One DO by Loud and brothers, Philadelphia,
of similar construction to the which received the
premium from the Franklin Institute, very beautiful
case round corners, drawers &c. fine touch and tone
price 1920
The above instruments all warranted TO be OF
very superior work manshp the prices are considcra
bly, below the usual charge. They will be safely pack
ed, if desre. and forwarded to any part ofthe unlon
without any additional charge for packing, case, &c
Two more Piano Fortes expected during the week,
and additional supplies Of first rate Instruments will be
regularly received.
Spanish Guitars, various prices, 10 to S35.
fresh supply offne Instruments. just received.
Volins, German Flutes Of every description, single
and double Flagolets, Horns Bugles, Claionets vsr
Gus kinds Bassoons, Flies, &c. Music Wire, Guitar
and Violin Strings, Clarionet Reeds, Tuning Ham
mers and Forks, Rosin, &C.
very extensive assortment of Printed Music for
the Piano Forte, Flute, Violin, Harp, Guitar, SC. Tt
which is regularly added all new pieces of merit
liberal discount 10 Teachers of Music, and others
purchasing to the amount of S. and upwards at one
time.
Washington City Oct. 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
FRAN ihe Fredericksburg Herald.

me P.orossd Charlottesville Lexington, va
.,r;,orcer thinks il not unlikely that Meet
.,r, viii be more general on tina, side OF the
nIos Ridge than on this, for two reasons: first
The belief that majority Of Western Nir-
"a, are satisfied with the present administra-
w. and secondly, because the people OF that
lion of the State, in particular, feel impa-
49,, under the dictation Of a Legislative eau
rs.
,yc observe that meetings, in addition to
hose a,-eady noticed by US, have been called IN
Hampshire, Jefferson, Augusta aud Hanover
cOuo,ies. The meeting in Stafford was to
hare been held on Monday last--we have not
-: received The proceedings.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Rice
70 Earn,ers:
Five Dollars Reward.

CSTRAYED or taken in the month Of August last,
= from the commons, between Alexandria and four
mile creek, a dark bay marc, about Isl or IA hands
high7 or years Old age not precisely recoi'ected'
long tail short main fall eyes, round and fat, pleas.
an,y gated, tros briskly, is apt to ga'Iop, and has
mucl. the appearance ofa colt This mare has been
raised in the neighborhood of four mile creek, and
was never known to be absent previous to the middle
of August last If she were not kept in confinement
If is nrobabe she would return to her native place.
will, Give five dollars and al; reasonable charges paid,
for returning her saie, TO The subscriber if found out
of the county lfwithin the county. will give three
dollars. -
oct loft X. II. ALEXANDRIA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12

ior. Again he says "if we have lost Delaware,
we have gained Maryiand-seuen 10 one IN
our f1por.' When "aDtheatic' accounts reach
the Major from MARYLAND, we may exp c. TO
hear that our elections, TOO. a!e top small a
matter for the Majors consideration. "Au-
thentic" a;coun,s gives The Administration
roary-NINE to Jacksons Mprty-one, Major; be-
sides which. "au,hentic" facts enable us to say,
that in counties where the contest were not
made 10 turn on the Presidential question, and
tn sc in which the Administration had so ma
nv candidates over the four to be elected, as to
divide and nrutraIize their votes, we could have
elected seventeen more, by making the Pres
iden:ia question the test, and oneentrating
our forces. These things are SO well UNDER
stoos in Baltimore. that the LITTLE knots of jack
sonites which met at the corners OF the streets,
are seen picking their nails and mingling their
signs in gloom, silense-all being completely
dumb-foundcd" as before stated. Before the
ele ton you might have known one OF those
knots BY the earnrstnes and anxiety with which
they knit noses" with one eye keeping look
out for "eves-droppers, and the other wink
ing hints for future, or assent to proposed OPP
erations Now you may know them by the
vacant stare of their humid eyes, the working
Of their toes on The pavement, picking their
nails, and the frequent application of their
handkerchief to the red promontory OF 81 I'm
dre,o o! these ballet poxes arc sad discom-
filters Of the wouldbe's, are they not, Major No
alb?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
LATEST FROsI FRANCE.

By the packet ship Don Quixotte, which ar
arrived at New York on Monday evening, Paris
papers to the Slst Of August, aud Havre pa
Ders TO the LIST Of September have been received.
Their contents are no; important.
Letters from Constanlinople, in which no
certain confidence can however be placed, in
spraknu Of the report Of the inteuded inteTven-
ton Of the Christian powers. say--"N hateVer
may be the repugnance OF the government 10
the me,hod Of adjustment as proposed, we are
convinced il will grant what is demanded with
gu, striking blow; and the alarms which such
circumstance might give rise TO Tor the per-
sons and property of the Franks are without
foundation; nevertheless as these opinions may
not be accredited in Europe, our commercial
situation will be completely changed"
The relations between Spain and Portugal re-
inclined IN siai,i quo on the 10Th Aug. The fall
Of ". Perarho had augmented the credit OF
NJ Ca,umardt SO much, that the Spanish MIN
i,,ry was, for the moment, entirely unuer his
erection Letters from Madrid TO The Oath,
k4ye no doubt ON this point, and no,hing yet
announces The changc.of tie Ministry. All was
Tranquil at Madrid on the gath.
The news Of Don Pedro's voyage were not
wCwr6ed.
The Emperor Of Russia set out for Novo-
sOrod 10 inspect the military colonies establish
ed in that province.
The monument Of Potion, former king OF
H.ili, is finished and was soon TO be exhibited
Al Paris.
Gaiignani's Messenger mentions that Mr..
Macrrady, the celebrated rragedian, had just
arrived in Paris, on his route to Italy.
During the month Of August, no fewer than
rmeptrsons were drowned in the Canal st
Narin.
The Swedish ship captured off Algiers by
he Frernh block ading squadron, was laden
With powder, iron, copper, cordage and ammu'
mlon, sfnt by the King Of Sweden to the Dcy
oi Aleiers.
The plague is making great ravages in S'y-
ia. AT Alcppo and Damas 1000 persons die
daily.
Pa,is, .aug. So.-Yesterday the appeal OF the
J!arquis of Maubreuil against the sentence oil
'ae Tribunal Of Correctional Police, which
Condemned HIM to FIVE years imprisonment
nr an assault uponPrince Talleyrand, came on
LOT hearing before the Royal Court. Inc
court discarded the aggravaring circumstanc-
. OF the assault having been made with pre-
"'aifai'oa, aud reduced the punishment to TWO
arsimprisonment.
Letters from Cognac state, that the vines OF
considerable extent Of country round Cognac
nave been entirely destroyed by storm, and
sace then the heat has been so great as to
NaAse great deal of mischief having burnt
:, large proportion Of the grapes. The APP
graranees Ofthe vintage are smaller than was
sApec'sd and sellers of brandy ofls26 are
Scarce
- n, u. Greek Government has recently extend
cI,; NC blockade which'it had previously pro,
~ %a' 1t now applies to all the ports and
E" Nhoie circumference of Attica, the gull
ofS ean, the entire circumference ofthe isle
~ opons and the isles that surround 1t,
NC the coast OF the Mal.ac gull.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12

Mr.. Canning it seems died poor. Those
who are high in Office, in Britain generally die
poor, unless they possess an en'ailed estate
and this may be the reason why en,ailmeats are
common there Those high in station have
public duties to perform which engross their
minds entirely, to the neglect of their private
affairs -bes dc which they are peculiarly ex-
posed TO expense ind deprived Of all chance Of
economizing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
From Tie National Journal.

Major Noah. that pink Of all pure and con.
sis,ent Editors, told us, in the frs, ets'acy OF
his delight, when Jacksonian constable was
elected IN Murderkil, T" Delaware has a heart
large enough to contain the whole Continent;
and the friends Of MIR Adams were told to 80
and weep, for this large heart would receive
none of them.
Since The result Of the Delaware election has
reached this gentleman, who writes as II he had
one vertigo in his head and another in his hn-
gers, he tells us with "pish!' and turn upon
his heel" we can put the whole State IN our
breeches pocket" We quote this exquisite
u,oyceau as we find ii:
A storm in a Tea Cup-Thc "coalition are in
ecs,acies because the little federal State Of Del
aware has elected federal Member OF Con,
press-of course member friendly TO John
Quincy Adams.
We can put the whole State in our brooches
pocket.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
MARYLAND s. DELAWARE.
From the Lofourcler Gazette.

DONALDSON, Sept. S.-The Latourche Ga-eiie
will henceforward be devoted to the support Of
The Administration lie General Government.-
This course we have been induced to adopt, al
ter mature reflection, considering the interest
of Louisiana, in particular, as well as that OF
the Union a, large, dependent, in a great de.
gree, upon continuance and support OF the
system of ns,ional policy pursued by The pres
ent Administration, and. a, inseparaby con-
nec,ed with it, the re election Of Mr. ADAMS to
The Office he now so ably fills Our views on
The subject will be stated more particularly
hereafter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Notice.

S security for sum Of money owing to us by a
N certain James Smith, he pledged quantity of
saddlery is therefore, to give him notice, that
it said sadery is not redeemed by pay mcnt of the
debt, on before the lst day of Nov next it will af
ter that day. he sold, to accomplish the purpose for
which il was pledged.
octl j. 81 DOUGLAS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
COLLECTORS Sale.

WILL. be exposed to pubic sS'e, to the highest
w bidder on Saturday the sth. day of January
1923, at the office Of the Clerk of the Corporation of
Georgetown the lots and parts of lots hereinafter
mentioned, situated. lying and being in Georgetown
many thereof may be necessary to satisfy the
Corporation of Georgetown ID. {. for taxes due on
Them respectively for the years annexed with costs
terms Cash,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12

Destructive FlRE.-The Lancaster
ohio Gazette, Of Oct ., says:-Yes'rrday
morning about o'clock, the extensive Wool
Zen Mandatory Of Mr.. Elisha Barrett, OF
Greenfield township, in this comfy, was entire
" consumed BY fire. with all its contents, ma
ehinery, cloths, yarn, SC. We understand the
Are originated from stove pipe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Public Sale.

nm Saturday, 18th Oct, at eleven o'clock, far,
H(if not the next fair day, Sunday excepted) will
be sold Holm Hall, the Farm of the subscriber, to
the CHEST bidder, on nine months credit, the pur.
chaser giving bond with appro, cd security, should
any puschaser fail to give such security, the property
to be re-solsl on the ground at his risk. About two
hundred barrels corn, quantity of fodder, tops,
shucks rye and wheat straw, six stacks Hay &C. &c.
also, fine yousg bull, mich cows. work en-. and
some young cattle, 100 and fifteen very fine full
Lloodcd mcrino sheep. hogs, horses, wagon, carts,
pcMghs harrows AMI plantation utensils of every de-
scrpGon.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
two excellent looms with the necessary apparatus, and
about one hundred thousand bricks.
GEORGE w. MASON.
Attic same place and Immediately after the above
SALE William Pcakc, will offer the Gum Spring Farm,
for rent, to the highest bidder, for the nextycar.
oct9-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
GNl1P NlBVyS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED-OcT. II.

ARRIVED-OcT. II.
Soop Delight, v ALTAR, Cun,uCk, shingles to G.
II. Snoot past schr Union Packet Of Boston, ashore
OH Crany Island Bar.
SAILED,
Soop Johnson, Johnson, Philadelphia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12

Head Quarters, Marine Corps,
QUARTER MASTERS OFFICE,I
Washington, 5h October, 1927.
PROPOSALS
NVTII be received at this Office until the LIST day OF
w Novcmbcrnc - o'clock NJ for supplying tho
following articles of clothing for the United States
Marine Corps for the year 1923, viz.
700 uniform coats with wings complete
l40O pair linen overals
400 do woolen ovcralls
$500 do cotton shirts
$500 pair shoes
700 blankets
140O pair short woollcn stockings
700 pair CATERS
700 fatigue jackets
700 fatigue overalls
Complete samples of the different articles can be
seen on making application TO til" commanding Off.
GERS of Marines at BROOKLYN, l.. l. NewYorki Charles
town, Mass; Philadelphia, Pa; Gosport, Va. and At
this Office.
The clothing to he delivered free Ct expense at ci
ther of the above named places, that may be desgnat
ed by this Department.
The Proposals to be endorsed: proposals for Ma
rine Clothing, 1925"
Z. WEED, Quarter Master.
oct 8-3taw TIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Boarding House.
Earthen-warc, China and Glass.

Earthen-warc, China and Glass.
ID OBERr IL. MILLER, has just received per Ship
~ Virginia, from Liverpool,
7S crates and hhds Of carthcn-warc and china
and 60 boxes pipes, being part of his fall supplies.
BY the Brig Cumberland expected in few days, lie
wllreceive 70 packages more, which with lis stock
Oh hand will enable him to offer Al assortment very
complete and extensive. sept 24-eo6w
The Lee,burg Genius of Liberty, Winchester Re-
publican and Sentinel of the Valley, will insert tie
above for weeks and forward their account TO
X. II. n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Sugar, Whiskey, etc.

Sugar, Whiskey, etc.
ID g w. RAMSAY have just received for sale
IL. 25 bbls Susquehanna herrings
9 hhls St. Croix sugar
10 bbls I'd quality do
IS Go Baltimore whiskey
SO do superior old do
2 puncheons jamaica and Antigua rum
l pipe Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
S hhds molasses so sacks fine salt
10 Kegs CARROTS snuff
Family four, Young Tyson, Imperial, and Gun.
powder teas in chests and catty boxes, &c.
oct S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Coffee, Sugar, etc.

C0Hee, SWgaf, etc..
<nnn Lbs coffee
HUN Is hhds sugar
70 packages tea, consisting of Gunpowder, m
perial. Young Hyson and Iiyson Skin
Is or casks wine, S. NJ. Madeira, Comcaar, Ma
laga and Port, for sale by
J. 4 j. DOUGLAS,
Who have jus, received few bushels fresh up country
TIMOTHY SEED.
&
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
VALUABLE TAN YARD,
Musical Instruments & New Music:

Musical instruments & New Music:
.IyHE subscriber has just received AMI offers for sale
4 at his Book and Stationary store, the following
articles, viz.
Nions, common and superior, violin bows,
Claronets, plain andtirt,
German flutes, plain and tipt,
Octave flutes, Us, CPS and DIS.
Single fsgcolet, flies BIS and C's,
With variety of New Music, amongst which arc the
foliowing
The merry fagcolet.
Variations to the E.vortc air can clair de Ia lune,"
When roses wild were blooming.
Bay broom and ! as sung by Miss,
lIurrAh for the bonnets of blue 5 CIsry Fisher.
DAVID MARTIN.
oct SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
ns>rFsst.:t.
govr Prcnrrty so; .:Sa;e:

;;'ows; Property 30 @a;f:
IN Frrlay everinc lie l2tf ms, AKA oe'oss, T. W.
,wI sell y. action, 10, Of ..o:rd WITH '.e M"
nroyer.ts. situated or the cast ia. Ct E,,vs', ce
tween Queen and Cameron streets, ',o"ting on wy
street, % feet md running back tcs feet Me.'-
Terms a, the time of sale. WILLIAM FIX.
oc, l1-3t LANES C. b aRREY, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-12
Communication.

The Jacksonites are completely "dumb-
founded by the elections in Maryland andDel
aware. Noah, of the New York Enquirer, a
week or two since in an endeavor, to coax hue
p.Io,rore into the brawny arms of his party,
aid "li,tle Delaware has soul big enough
for a continent" But, now that little Della
wares big soul is assersained to be devoted to
NJ Adams and the Administration, Noah
thinks it quite diminutive-one Congressman
- TO smalI after for consideration. 1t is
little Delawares "BIe sour" nevertheless, Ma
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-11

class. Ills character was such as to gain
the esteem of all who knew him, and to
make them desire a more intimate ac-
qualntance. Unassuming in his manners,
ne escaped all the calumnies to which SUI
perlor talents are sometimes exposed. He
possessed determined perseverance, and
the most honorable ambition which, had
he lived to perform the duti es of active life,
could not have failed to conduct him TO the
station, to which his talents and virtues en-
titled him. None who knew him ever be-
came his enemy to do what was just, and
to promote, by every means, the happiness
and prosperity of mankind, appeared to be
his principal object. With unexampled
tortltnde he bore the pains of long and
distressing sickness, and died, at last, will
lingly. resigning his soul to his God who
gave it.
That young man of such superior tai
ents and virtues, who had lately possessed
all the sanguine hopes and expectations of
youth, should be cut off in the bloom of life,
and consigned to the cold and silent tomb,
cannot fail to moisten the eye of friendship,
and appal the visionary projects of the
young. Although his body is now min
Cling with its mother earth, and his spirit
has aecended to God, yet all who knew him
especially his companions in his literary
course, will never cease to regret that one
OF his eminent talents and virtues, should
thus be cut off in the morning of life.
CLAsS-MkTF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-11
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Mr.. EDITOR

MIR. EDITOR
Sir-If you should think the following
worth an insertion in your valuable paper,
you will give it.
was called upon few days since to
witness d distressing occurrence at a fac
tory in Holliston. Miss Nancy Larkin,
daughter of Mr.. Larkin, lately moved
there from Berlin, girl Is years old,
working, at what is denominated q Eicner,
got her hand into the machine, and was
drawn nearly to the shoulder before she
was able to extriCate it. 1t was literally
torn to pieces The case was too plain to
require surgical consultation The I'M
fortunate young female, importuning for
her mangled limb to be removed, | made
the amputation, which she sustained with
becoming fortltude, and almost without
groan.
Sir, make mention of this case in par
ticular, because, within few years, and
that in the circle of my practice, this is the
fifth subject that has occurred under SINH
lar circumstances, and caused by the same
kind Of machines; besides several others
who have lost fingers and parts of hands.
| cannot avoid coming to the result, that
there is general neglect of due caution,
on the part of the manufacturers, as well as
those who attend them. | am persuaded,
that they may be so improved in their con-
structlon and workmanship, as to render
them much more safe and | would sug-
gest to the Immediate overseers, the abso-
lutte Importance of pointing out to new be-
ginners, more clearly, the danger of those
machines, and wherein the danger princi-
pally consists. If this course should be
faithfully adopted, less accidents of this
awful description would ensue.
My only design, in making this commu-
nlcation and remarks, is, to draw the at
tentlon of manufacturers and machinists to
the imperious necessity of some substantial
Improvement, so that the limbs and the
lives Of that part of the community, who
are under the necessity to work them, may
be more safely protected.
cannot omit mentioning, on the occa-
sion, the kind feelings and generosity of
the citizens of Holliston, as well as of sew
eral of the factories in the adjacent towns.
who Immediately filed subscription pa
per, to the amount of about $500, ard Dlac-
ed the same in the hands of worthy gen
tleman, to be appropriated, at his dscre-
ton, in assisting her to an education, and
the balance to be paid her when she shall
arrive to 81 years of age.
This expression of sympathy and relief,
must he great consolation to her afflicted
parents, and cheering to her.
Very respectfully,
NATHb. MILLER.
franklin, BASS. March 81, 1927.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-11
NOTICE.

FENHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
ID public, that he has returned to Sutton,
and Recommended professional business in
that place, after having awaited himself, dur
ing the past winter, of the best opportunities
the country affords for improvement in Medi-
cine and Surgery-and, as he will be assisted
by copartner, Doct. LEONARD PIERCE, he
hopes that the patronage, which has hereto
fore been so literally extended TO him, will
not be discontinued.
In consequence of the above connexion 10
business, il is necessary that all the unsettled
Accounts Of the Subscriber shonld be adjust
ed. He therefore respectfully requests such
as have not settled with him, TO call and do
the same as soon as may be.
DAVID S. c. II. SMITH.
Sutton, March 90. 13-3wis