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Tavern Notice.

To The Honorable e. u. Donnei, Esq. President.
and his .7ssocidtes, Judges offhe Cour Of Q,m-
Ter Sessions for The county ct Northumberland ::
FINHE petition Of Charles II. Wharton, Of Sun.
L bury, in said county, humby represents, that
he continues to keep house of public entertain.
ment, at the well known sssnd near the court house,
and is well prepared for The accommodation of trav-
eie's, &c. Ne therefore prays your Honnrs to
gran, HIM a ineDse to keep tavern during the en-
ensuing year, and he will pray. &c.
CHARLES ID. WHARTON.
To rWE JUBeE ABOVE AESTIoNEB:-The sub
srrlers, residents Of Sunbury. hereby certify tina,
Charles ID. Wharton, the applicant for the license,
is man of good repu,e for honesty and temperance
and is well provided with house.room and nvrni.
ences Tor the lodging and accommodation of s,ran.
gers and travellers, and that public house there
necessary they therefore recommend him as
proper person to be licensed TO keep public house.
Samuel D. Jordan, John Bogar,
Geo. Marin, John w. Peal,
Jacob Rhawn, J. T.. Rhoads,
Thos. G. Higgins, Samuel B. Diemcr,
Edward Goblin, d. y. Triies,
Frederick Lazarus, w. l. Drwar,,
Geo Bright, Chas ]. Bruner.
Jan. 2Sth, lSi3.-3
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Tavern Notice.

To the Hsnorabie C. G. DonueL Esq, President,
and his Associates, Judges oCthe Court Of Qaer-
ter Sessions Of The oounfy IF Norfhumteihnd>
VUlHE petition Of Charles Weaver, Of Sunimrv,
L in said county, humbly represents that he
,inues to keep house Of pubic en,ertainmen, a,
his ed stand in Sunbury, and is well prepared
for the accommodation Of travellers, &c. He there
fore tsays your honors to grant him license. In
keep tavern during the ensuing year, and he viii,
rray, &c. CHARLES WEAVER.
TO THE JUpaEs ArevE MESrIosEp:--Tke sub
scrhers residents Of Sudbury, hereby certify, that
Charles Weaver. the applicant for license, is a
man OF good rcpute for honesty and temperance,
and is well rrovdeJ WITH house rocm and conve-
nie,nes for tho lodging and accommodation of
strangers and travellers, md that public house
trerefs necessary. They therefore recommend him
It's proper person to be licensed TO keeps public
hosse.
John b. Price, Benjamin Hendricks,
Gideon Marked, 5ohn Bright,
T.. Gass. John Farnsworlh,
Charles Mhtcr, Jacob Beck,
Wil.am Mart,, George Young,
George Rohrhach, AniTew Dus,,
Jan. zSth, lS43-3t
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Revival AT HAnRIsnUpe The Harrisburg
Telegraph of the LIST instant states fiat 'There is
much religious exctment in the diifrren, churches
in that borough. Meetings are daily held in fhern
Mr.. Hale, Mlerite, has been preaching his
doctrines, and ~ssuy are reported as having become
converts 10 it, II is stated moreover that one.,hird
of the good people OF Harrisburg more or less
believers in Mllerism- This 10 scarcely credible
Read. Gos.
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FDEcnApAroS.-We find the following sad re.
cord in the Mobile Herald
man named James Reid, regularly educated
Presbyterian Clergyman, a graduate Of the Uni
versiiy Of Edinburg and an immediate descendant
from the celebrated philosopher Reid, was on
Wednesday last sent by the Recorder of the Sec
ond Municipality Of New Orleans 10 the work house
as a confirmed dIunkard and vagrant.
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A O. RID.

nr. ID. i. Tries, Respectfully informs the
cn1.ns oi S'4nhury and viciui,y. that he has a.
Ken an o''ce IT. the bubing lnely octurird by Peter
haL' rus rs drug store. IN make, street, Su; bur,
''here he may Ne found at all hours unless profess
sionslly engaged.
DR. rklrES returns his sincere thanks FOR VI
ncouraeemcnt he has received, IN The lin" of =
profession, in this place. and trusts, by promp a.
tenton to the duties Of hi- profession aud rea,on-
able charges, that he will continue Ia receive
liberal share of the public patronage.
Sunhury Oct. Isl, lS42-lC
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Tavern Notice.

To hr Honorable c. g. Donnei Esq, President
and has associates Judges of The Court Of Quar-
TER Sessions Of The om'nty Of northumberland.
vINfiE petition of John Haus Of Sunhury, in said
l county, humbly represents, that be continues
to kespa house of public entertainment al his old
stand, near the court house, and is well pre-
pared for the accomm, daion of travellers, Sc.
tie therefore prays your honors 10 grant him a H..
cense to keep tavern, during the ensuing Wear and
be will pray, &c. JOHN HAIlS.
TO THE JuDGEs ABovE MENTIONED The sub.
srrrrs, residents, of Sunhury hereby certify, tha,
John Haus, the applicant for the license, is man
OF good repu,e for honesty and temperance, and is
well provided with house room aud conveniences
Tor the lodging an'. accommodation Of strangers
and travellers, End that public house there Is ne,
cess'ry they therefore nd him as pro-
per person to he licensed ID keep public house.
Samuel ID. Jordan, Geo Martin,
John r. Pursel, Edward Gsss,
Geo. w Kiehl, T.. ID. Wharton,
Abraham Erwin, Caleb Fisher,
John Is. Price, w. l.. DewaH,
Edward Oyster, Chas J. Brlher,
Thos. G Higgins, D. +. Triles.
Jan. 2s h, ls43.-3t
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REvIvAL IN BoRnEsrows.-A great revival Of
religion is taking place at Borden,own, NJ. In
the Methodist Episcopal Church. more than one
bundled and twenty have already been admitted
The Bspiisrs have immersed sixty, and very gen.
eal interest prevails throughout both congregations
n
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A CARD.

nr.J. w Peal hegs leave to tender his CRATE.
~ ful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to The peop pie Of Suuhu,y
and surrounding country, 70, then past encourage.
ment in the line of his profession and would p,
the same time announce 10 them ,h,t he ,tir in
tends TO continue the practice of melcine in all its
various departments He would, heref' re. solc,,
a continuance of their confidence ard pa,ronap,
He NAV be found at all times at h office in mar.
ket street, unless professionally engaged.
Sunhury, Oct. lst, lsi2.--u
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THE Cssrvf raE CArrURE--tn adjusting the
awkward Monterey business. the following s,ipu-
sractine parties: .......
9Th. ST. Thc~ss Up. c. Jones will deliver i've
hundred complete sdts'of clothes, Of wcoHen, for
The infantry, to replace about one-balf Of what was
spoiled Of the Mexican division, by their forced
march in continued rans'to recover the port which
he invaded.
7h. ST. Thomas Ap. C. Jones will pay into
the Treasury of the nation fifteen, thousand dol.
lars, which were expended IN the general alarm
his invasion Of tire port Of Monterey as well as for
complete military band Of musical instruments
rendered useless by the same cause.
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Orphans Court sale.

Putsusncc of an order Of the OTphans Court
l. Of Northumberland county, wAl hr rxposed 10
sale, at the late residence of VIM. Ganct dccd on
Saturday the 25th day of March next, to w,s
A certain tract of wood tand situate IN Rush
township, IN said county. con,aining tNeo,y five
acres, adjoining lands of Enos Sharpiess Jacoh
Gcarhars devisces, George Gea,ha't a, 4 others
late the estate uf said 'ec'd, Sale 10 commence
a, ocirk of said day when tic conditions &C sa e
will tc msdc known by
SHARPLESS TAYLOR
JOHN &. GRiER,
Ian. IS, 1873. Adinr's
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N a ~ R IE ID q.

On Tuesday last, by the Rev. r. A. Fisher, Nj.
Isaac SELLER, Of Mshonoy, to Miss RACHEL ZIN-
MERMAs, of this place.
On the same day, by the Rev. Up. Shindel, Mr..
REUsES GEHRISsER to Miss JULIA ANN MALIcH,
both Of Augusta.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. MI. -
Mr.. RoRERr KLsE, j.. to Miss MARiA MoReAS,
both Of Augusta.
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GOOD NEWS FOR AMERICAN YOUTH.
NEW VOLUME of

ROBERT MERRY,S MUSEUM,
Edited by s. G. GoopRIpn. uuihor of Peter Par.
ey's 1a&s. Commencing january, isi3.
SINCE the commencement Of this work-now
~ the mos, popular juvenile periodical eXtant-h
has ever been the aim OF te publishers TO make !,
deserving Of the liberal encouragement which has
been extended towards il; and its subscription list
evnces thst their efforts have been appreciated by
the pubic.
On the FIRST DAY Of January new volume win
commence. The charar,er ~ the work will not he
changed. Its design win remain the same, and the
publishers would assure their patrons and the pub
lie that their efars will he unceasng TO render il
worthy OF being companion for the young. To
plant the sees Of morality and truth in the youth.
full heart, 10 instil viriuous principles and motives
into the mind TO aid in the formation of character
10 cultivate taste for knowledge and improvement,
and with instruction To blend pleasure and amusc-
ment,-these have been. and will continue to nc,
the end and aim of the work Everv article viii he
thoroughly dieested before il is admitted into this
work, and great care will he taken that il shall not
contain anything inconsistent, with the object in
view. Ii is designed to be, not interesting for the
moment only, but OF permanent value, and fit to
form part Of every FAMILY LIBARY.
Some Of the leading features Of the Museum are
History, Biography, Geology. Natural History
Geography &c. These will be accompanied with
lighter matter 10 the form of Tales Sketches, Ad-
ventures by Sea and Land, Narratives of Remarka-
ble Occurrences Anecdotes, Fables, Allegories, &C.
Poetry and Music will he called in to assist. Eve
ry available Of nderng the work sprightly,
instruc,ing and entertaining, will he put in Iequis.
ton. Numerous and splendid embellishments ard
illustrations, surprising what may he found in any
other work Of the kind in this respect, will he in.
serted; and the typographical appearance Of the
Museum win be such as, il is believed, will meet
| the appreciation Of rs patrons. The publishers
would sdd, that Meuy's Museum is the chespe.,
periodical Of the kind published in any part of the
world the annual volume conisining nearly az
much matter as two volumes Of Bancroft's History,
which sell FOR four dollars and fifty cents.
Tar VrHr Lowxsr TEsMs.-One copy, 81
Six copies, SIS; Thirteen copies, $40.
The great expense incurred in getting out work
like the Museum, renders i, necessary that the pub
fishers should strictly adhere to the cash system.
All letters must be postpaid, and sddesseJ I,
the Publishers and Pvopristots.
BRADBURY. SODEN x co.
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Revival IN LEwIsrowN--There has been
revival Of religion in Lewistown, Pa. The Me-
thodists and Prcsbyterians have each had ~ in.
crease Of about 40 to $50 new members. The
Lu,herans and Bapds,s haze also made many con.
yerts-B,
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Notice

horehy given, ;hat the partnership lIrrdtdf6re
n existing, and Trading under the firm df Dyer.
lN N ID. Haas has this day been Dissolved nv wu.
tuaI consent. All persons knowing thefnscN 10
b" indebted will tnakc aymcni. to Henry Byerly,
who NJ hrrohy authorised aud solely cmpo~ered to
receive and settle all accounts huc sid firm f.
HENRY BYERLY,
DAVID HAAS.
Augusta, Jan. OF Il, fSj3,-1S-.3t
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To Country a.n
w e r G II a NJ y 6,

I'HE Suhsrriier, Aeet c' von & Harris Ha,
ManWt,c'urers. Cor " York, phl ,delphia,
Baltimore and 'hrr large rites, y ose Hnts are
hiphy commended br e,pd c9ig' aud dt,raI,itp
has o. 'and fr,i rate issorim"nt Of HATS and
CAPS. su's'ip f"r Slrlne s'ieS, ~h ch will We sold
very low, fn' cas- approved credit, a, the noted
cheap store, No 40, North Thrd street, OPP osi.e
the City Hotel. phiaJelphia.
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON. hyenf.
N. 3. Orders for Hats in the rough. promptly
attended to. The highest rice in ,Qsh or trade
given fJr Far skins.
fhiadelphis, June II, lSi2.--iy
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4 Tanncrx for Rent.

THE Tsnnery, 6r,ures, aud tools, in this place.
4 belonging to the estate Of Isaac Zieglrr, dec d.,
now m possession OF Bueher & fry, will be rented
for term Of years, on reasonable terms. POSES
sion given on the Is, day of April next Apply
10 IL. u, MASSER,
sunoaIy, FEB. :, 1913.
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ScoS4C@ A1a
? 4 2 T II 4 =. S z ?.

THE subscribers, having entered into a partner.
ship in the practice Of the law, will be happy
TO attend 10 all business entrusted to their cate.
Collections Will he promptly attended To.
They NAV always he found at their Office, in
Market street, SunbuIy, formerly occupied by
Wa. Dewart decd. as a store-room.
WILLIAM l.. DEWART,
CHARLES ]. BRUNER.
Sunbury, Feb. 4ih, tS43-6m.
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ID 4 Z ID =,

ns aoaA.y ssenios last. AMANDA, daughter
of Ds. Joha ". Peal. Of this place, aged about 3
yea's c.ru.,
On TassAay eseaing las. MARY GATHER.
INE, infant daughter q Mr.. Peter Getser, OF this
place.
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MERCHAN
HOUSE,

PHILADELPHIA.
EOlIN DUNCAN, late From the Pennsylv,i
50 MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike ir.. Ia'e of A.
merIcan Hotel, Columbus. Ohio take pleasure in &C.
qainling their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and commodious Hotel,
recently 6uih by the Mcssrs. Hart on the same site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the BuIl's Head, in Thir9 street above Callow.
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished II me very gs$t rossible
manner, and of the best materials. rs l6caton il
very desirable, particularly for county r1rchSntsv
the arrangements for heating and ventilsing each
room is such as to secure any tegipers;ure. Tls
bedrooms are all light and airy, stl FINISHED in Z
neat style, SO as to insure comfort
The receiving parlors are also furnished in SUI
perS style, the windows are on the French syo,
forming an entrance to balcony in front, which
makes pleasant recess. Particular attention b.s
heen given to the beds and bedding which, 2nA
the furniture, are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel tutinrS,, We
trust Ivy sric, asskiuity &c business, to make thl'
house desirable stopping place Our table VII
always he supplied with the very best our M :ket
can afford, and our bar with the hes, luus-s and
wines Of the most approved branas.
p. 5. There are frst rate ssahng unS carriage
houses attached 10 the hotel, attended Sy cs.fui
and sober hos,lers, and our charges VIII be low, in
accordance with tue present had tinoes.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 7th lS4-
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A, the recent bloody figN t,etween the Mexicans
and Texans, in the town Of Micr there were six
bcysin the Texan party, Of whom tue Oldest vas
out II and the youngest II. Thetass tanned (say
the New Orleans PsPe,s) distinguished himself by
shooting twelve Mexicaas in succession, as they
were brought up TO man the guns. Artillery was
was at once shattered, when the bcys attempted to
esespe to an adjoining ono. In the act Of enter.
ing the window two of them wer killed, but the
Others effected au entrance sod RECON- meoced their
firing upon the artillery men, which they continued
until they were ordered by their ocwmsrJer 20 he.
sis,.-Bot'issere A~erioUs.
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N0HHOcE

A LII persons indebted to the firm Of Lyon &
~ Harris. undrr the agency If q. NJ Thacher,
HIT and Cap Manu- facfur,rs, No 40 North Third,
street, Philadelphia, requested to make immed
ate se,lemen, Of 'hir accounts With the subscriber,
their legally authorized agent. who is fully empow.
eed to settle and collect the accounts Of said firm
ROBERT d. WILKINSON,
June 4tb, ls42.-f Aeer.
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CLYDE & WILLIAMS
blank Book NtanulaCtors,
Opposite Princes Hotel,
HARRISBURG.

YNHEY are prepared to manufacture blank wo-k
of every description. Iuledto any pattern, such
as Dockrts Records. Day Books Ledgcrs, k.sa,
sors' and Collectors Duplicates of the f1cst quail
ty ofpayer, in style equal 10 any made in tile c-
ties Of Philadelphia or New York
All descriptions OF binding neatly execiitct'.
Scrap Books, hlbunls and Pottfoos inside to otder.
Law Books, Music and Periodicals bound TO s+iv
pattern. on Books rebound, Sc Also iilos Il
papers bound.
az Work feit II fhe Office II the SunNs,re Atss.
rcan, will he promptly atteeied to.
May 2lsi, iSi2-Ay. - ----
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CHARLES PLEASANTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

" AS removed his Office to the front room Of
u u the brick house, formerly known Smiths
Tavern, on the south west corner Of the square on
Market street. Business entrusted 10 his care, in
this county, and in the counties of Union, Column
bla and Lycoming, will receive prompt attention.
Sunhury Feb T. ISa3-A
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From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the
Capture of the Texian Array. -

From Matsmsrss--ConHrmnt or the
Capture of the Tesian Army. @
BY the arrival of the schooner Doric, we have
'sdvices from Matamoras confirmrtory Of she intel
'iigcnce received by the last steamer from Texas,
'hatthe division ofthe Tevian srmy under Co,cuels
Fisher and Green had been captured S Mer.
On the isth Decembes General Ampuda rccci>
we'd despatch from General VOL, infrming him
that the Texisns, 500 or l.ooo strong, had taken
IoreJo and thr ne. Gen. Wei, had peen compel
led to fall back; tAs the Texisa Eeroes were ,sag
abe northern rouse ,owsrds MsntsmUas. On tho
1eccipt Of this intelligence Cen Ampudia left Ma
ssmorss, with I've bstAic~s Of Slippers sra niecrs
1n quest q the cwemy, and reached Mier, 80
leagues distant, ON she 1zd Dec. A BODY Il Tex
ians. under the command Of Ccioncis Fisher and
Green, had in the meant;Nsc crossed s&c river and
attacked the town IN ,hc night. The Mexican
troop stationed in thss seishscrheod immediscly
went to the assssanoe Of the city, when an en-.
gsgement took place, which lasted scceHteen kssrs.
Every house and sceet was desperately defen-
dcd After the hattie had been maiWtaiued on
bc,h sides with determination sUd obssinscy for
such erea, length of time, the TEXANS, fo'Iins
themselves surrounded on all sides. resolved to sur
render, and finally oapitulated on honorable terms
II is feared, however, that the articles Of surrender
will NO, he faithfully complied with on the part Of
Mexice.
The MeSicars report their loss during this en-.
gagement a, 42okilled snJ ioO woundcd. The
loss on the pa,t Of ae Tc,ia,s was II killed and
10 wounded.
Gen. Amp,nS, returned to Mstamcras oa the
9Th January, with 2lS Texan prisoners. ..tr
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49, sFEf ssss....s So, 1.ss7y:ssS
Commission X Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of HiIOn STREET Rail Road,
THE pyLAwAsE,
4 ANlNG assoclsI,d Vi h hem lo-eIh Barnet,
1 late of Esstou, Pi,. rs r'ttuliy iniTm their
jrrerds aud the p'hic ar',rrst M they have Ia.
han til, tfpe an1 wei ku,vn store and wharf At
f,ut e Nll,w Stepr RairuaE E,ey occupied toy
IScoh Narun, wh're M, pa pose doing General
Con,ri,sirn aud Forwarding business, snd from
the locai rdvsnnges of he place heIng connected
with ~ the public Improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they hatteT themselves they will
h able io do business TO great, II not greater adj
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms any e,heT
house, aud they assure their friends that any con-
ssumcp,s made to them shah haNr theSt strict NJ,
tentIon, and exetions spared Ia give ent. salts
faction,
They are also prepared % reccire and forw.. "a
goods 10 my point On the y, Ia ,er, and ,.sh,oh
hverS, between Msuen ,hu'ik, Easinp nnd PhhsN
del hts, via Delaware Di's,,n n ,n1, ,shish Can Is,
also. 70 any pbin, ~. The Jur,,,, nye,, a, Nur,b
and Wis, Ban" ,,s OF ,h., so.ooes ,on, Vi, Schuy l.
kt'I snd l'-,on. OF ito Che..peakr ssd T6he Wan,
Cana.
For h aecomm oda,,on Of Boats coming or GO.
lng ia SchsyNM asd Union Canals, STE mhoat
will b, tcr, expressly fsr towing boats from ihe
Schuvtkil arouud t. the DE, y are and hack, whirh
vii, r. NJ. m,charis ID have ,het prcduce deli
yereh on IN. y, aw ~. and their goods siippcd at
a say,rr OF bu to rs er c'rt the p,ic.s fnr
n ,uiire 90 pss, with ihr, 4 sutlgs they re-
~. ctGIiiy sn,i,,t sh-r~ ~ ~ -. ....
". HEihMAN 4 co,
William H,iImsu, }
,,-rrh B.,a.N pAil,i Nay "a. ls4a.-iy
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Tavern Notice,

To HE Honorable c. C. Donnci. Esq. Prcsiferf.
andhis Asseciaies, ,yudgopfthe Conrfp pf Quar.
ter Sess'ons. of The c.a'''y ct Northumberland:
vINHE petition Of Ca,harinc BouIton, OF Sunbury
Il ia said county, humhly represents, that sire
continues TO keep house Of pahkc cnsertsins
men', at her old stand in Sunbury, and is well
prepared fot the accommodation Of travellers, &c.
She therefore prsys your honors to grant her H.
cense to keep a tavern, during the ensuing yeat
and she will pray, &c. ...
CATHARINE BOULTON,
To ThR lrneEs ARovE MENTIONED; The sub.
scrbers residents Of Suphurv. hereby certify, hq,
Caharne Bouttcn, the applicant for the license
is lady of good epute for honesty aud temper.
ance, and is well provided with house room and
convenierces for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers and travellers, and that public house
there is necessary:-they therefore recommend her
asa propee person TO be licensed to Keep pablic
house,
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HENRY EYERLV

"1l1,h conirue ire Augusta Soc,n and
w hopes ly strict attention to husirress, tn re-.
e'ive his share 0f custom All kinds e rso,uce
will lie tken for goods, also in payvree, OF debt,
now due.
Augusta, Jan. 2tst lS43.-lS-A