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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
Ohio Banks.

The Auditor of State has published a
Tabular Statement of the condition Of
the Banks of Ohio on the first Monday of
May, from which we quote the following
items:
Capital. Specie, Gircula.
. Independent Banks S14Os3lO 20I. OBS 707, 66i
- branches State Bank 2,070,743 1850, 400 3.67S,9sO
3 Old Banks 4,3606I6 7450f7 2.S9i,3e5
30 Banks 6s7l,729 2,O26,5 5I 7,9si,O29
The footing up ofthe capital stock ofthe
Old Banks is wrong as published in the
Statesman and Journal.
Bills discounted, $10,936 Gel.
Bonds deposited with the State Treas
urer as security, S1,17l,270.
State Tax paid during the last six
months, Sl7,S54.- Springfield Republic.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

TAYLOR AND THE DEMocRATs.--A great
Taylor meeting was held at Harrisburg,
Pa, on Saturday. John M. Read and
Richard Vaux, prominent democrats of
Philadelphia, addressed the meeting.
The resolves are strongly in favor of Gen.
Taylor as the democratic candidate for
the Presidency in 164S. The meeting
was large, and excited a good deal of at.
~tention.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

AFFECTING SCENE.-The most touch
event of tue mournful burial at Louisville,
ofCol. Clay and others who fell
at Buena Vista, was beheld in the be-
reaved and weeping faces of the orphan
children ofthe lamented Clay, as they
followed the hearse that carried his NOR
tai remains to its last resting place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

SENTENCE IF THE ANTI RENTERS
The court Sentenced the prisoners Peter
and Calvin Finkle, convicted at Hudson
OF assault and battery with intent to kill,
to Imprisonment at hard labor, for the
term Of three years and four months,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

SHORTENING THE Hours OF Factory
LABoR.-The Lowell Advertiser says:
1t is reported about the city, very conf
dent!y, that the time for ending the day
of labor; in some of the mills after the LIST
of July, will be changed from 7 to 6 o.
clock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

STEAMBOAT ACcIDENT.-The Steam
boat Newark was sunk on Tuesday night,
about eleven miles below Pittsburgh.
She was loaded with groceries and dry
which will be saved in a damaged
condition. The boat was partially insur-
ed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
Return Of Volunteers.

A portion of the Clarified Guards
have returned to their homes, during the
past week, and the remainder, We under
stand, are on their way and will arrive
in a short time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

The PoTATo RoT ExPLAINED.-The
Locofoco papers are claiming for their
the merit Of the present high
prices of produce. They have discover
ed that the potato rot is a Locofoco meas
ure. They will soon claim the Posat1e
rot and Locofocoism to be one ana inc
thing-nothing very absurd to 20
sure.-Stdte Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

BREACH REpAIRED.-The break which
recently occurred in the ~Schuylkill Canal,
near Douglassville, Pa, has been repair
ed. ltrequired the labor of 300 men for
two weeks to accomplish the task.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

EVCol. Morgan has written a very
neat response to the resolutions ofthanks
of the Ohio Legislature, This shows
that, unlike Col. Mitchell, lie still keeps
on his regimentals. No reply has yet
been received from Col. Curtis.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

LIBERALITY.-The c%olored people of
Antigu have lately subscribed seven
hundred dollars towards the relief of the
suffering poor in Ireland.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

Braces BATTERY.-lt is stated that
each gun of Bragg'S battery, at Buena
Vista, was discharged upwards of two
hundred and fifty times during the battle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

EY President Polk, in his speech ut
Baltimore, told the people that cat the
expiration Of his present term, he would
retire to private life" This is but an ex-
expressed determination to carry out the
wishes ofthe people.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

E5'The President is bending all his
energies to insure success to all the la
bors and battles of our soldiers. Eagle.
Instance. The passing ofSanta Anna
into Mexico and reducing the forces of
Gen, Taylor, SO that Santa Anna might
whip him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09

~ The proceedings of the celebration
of tho 4th we're handed to us too late for
publication this week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-09
HTAYLOR, Maj. Gen. u, S. Arm,
JAMEs w. TAYLoR. Esq. Gin, ..
Gen. Taylor aud the IndiamiamS ut
Rucna Vista.

Surgeon Chamberlain, in a recent let
ter To the editor of the Sunday News, re-
latos the following incident. as i%llustra.
tive of the power and influence of Gen,
Taylor over the troops under his com,
mand. During the retreat of the In.
dianians, General Taylor, riding up to
the rear of the retiring regiment, thus adj.
dressed them:
"Men-.Soldiors- Fellow countrymon!
i fought for you and our country be-.
fore you were born. fought for you
when you were boys. have fought for
you since you wore mep.-Now want
you to fight a little while for me. WH
goa d0 ~"
"Huzza for old lack! Turn out! To
the death for old Zack!" was shouted by
more than two hundred of the gallant
fellows, (for such they subsequently, prov.
ed themselves who Immediately rallied
under an officer, aud fought bravely du-
ring the rest ofthe engagement.
We notice by a late number orthe Sal.
tillo Picket Guard, that the "IToosiers"
leave there perfectly absolved of all
blame, in tho general opinion prevailing
u tho army. 1t was not the want of bra.
very in tho men, but the i'll contrived d.
rections for their retreat, which brought
upon them the terrible disasters in the
face Of whichthey were at first lothtorally.
SALE OF THE LATE Residence OF 10.
sEPu BoNApARrE.-.The Acknowledgements
and mansion belonging to the estate of
the lato Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte,
ox-k,ng OF Spain, at Bordentown, New
Jersey. were on Saturday last sold at
auction for the sum of $50, 800. Mr..
Thos. Richards, of Phiiadelplria, was the
purchaser. 1t is said that the buildings
alone cost over sec, 1000. A letter in the
Newark advertiser says: "The paint.
ings, sculpture, furniture, &c, sold at
much lower rates than | had anticipated;
some articles being sold for half their
value. The paintings brought from $40
to 81 $50. Two lions and a fawn, by
Reubens. sold for the largest sum. "Na-
tiviiy ofour Saviour" by Raphael Moengs,
brought 81, 900 the portrait of a dog, by
Hackerts, brought $40. The picture
of Napoleon crossing tho Alps. by Da-
vid, tho proprietors refused to put up un.
less the sun of$6, 900 was bid forit. As
no person present was willing to bid that
sum il was passed, aud will be sent to
Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-28

with regret, thai the election of that gentleman wns
eeeiedby the concentration upon him OF nearly the Gu
u'o Wing vote-=nn event, by the way, winch might
have been very easily prevented. had tho friends uf The
hdfus nominee, after finding that it WIS not pfaeca
bic 10 effect has election consented 10 unite with the other
wing 81 Their party IN support Of their hrorlte candidate
And why did they uiuso Ia do 81 Why. after clearly
pereelslng As they must have dono, that Gov Smith
could not command maurity OF VOTES. did ihuy SO per
uhaelousiy refuse 10 support Mr. Hunter WIN did n
portion OF them irs nominate Gov. Me Dowoll and the
whole o them subsequently, with ono two cNcupions,
concentrate upon Speaker jones Would thoy have
exhibited such in oleIato and Incorporating hostility
to MI Hunter, II they had entertained the confidence y
pressed by the Enquirer, the orthodoxy 81 that gentle
uanf We suspect not Certainly striking change has
come Oyer the 'spt of tho dreuf IN the u,p OF three
brief Years. when Mn Hunter was their iaric cault-
date having received. winter before last denomination
Of lila nty iu the scat recently vacated by the death Of
Mr.. Penny hacker. Ii Will not. We presume be said
Mi Hunter MAS nominated at thai lmu teeme his rar
" constituted minority oi tho egsaureand wore there.
ore1ully aware OF thof Inability 10 ctet him Yet it
docs seem strange. thai ailo having conferred upon hln
lheemply honor Of the nomination, which they knew
they could not mtiy hs election. they should two
SESSIONS following, when they possessed decided
minority IN Tie Legislature, hse thrown him aside
aud gwen The preference last winter 10 judge Penny
hackor, aud tins winter II Governor Smh The On
~ TAR mi, renee, II seems Ia us. dcdncho from tins new
born and uncomfortable nntlaths 10 former iayofp
Is. that he has not been faithful heretofore Tho patty
OF that they enf dat lac Will bee tilhlcss hereafter Tho
Petersburg Republican, indeed. frankly coul,sca frtrpi
at the election ri Mr Hunter and as frankly dscuo Is the
mala eansr ii that rcRfet Not Che smaloal cause
our disappointment, tsaAs that paQcr) Is the fact
that although thc democlats bud decided malof
lIA gentleman WIS elected WHO had Not
THE CONFIDENCE OF HIS PARTY. ard
could not have hccn elected without the AID of W biz
votes Tins, suspect, Is the PIE, alen l,olmg
mong auch II the opponents OF Alr liunlels election
as are 10 found IN the ranks oil tho party with Which
hers associated. Whether they have any special aud rs
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VOL. XXV..--NO. 8

der'd 10 Washington. Immediately on his return TO the
United States They 60 far to predict his arrived
e' Y me middle OF ob uary For our countrys sake
We hope that these gvings oui will prove untrue
lIl0A MOTTO BE ATTACKED ii is runurcd
abroad ON the authority Of Com Perry, that the castle "
lloa u not TO be attacked for the that the Govern
meni ha9 determined to conquer poace without cap
turing hat strong hold oi the enemy II is also stated
HAT the gallant Commodore docs not return u the Gulf
lilo" true these rumors do not pretend say.
lIIlMAlUM OF MEXICO.-Ne learn that cur
Government Is in possession OF the ultimate conditions On
which Mexico will consent 10 make u peace with tho
United States aud that II has determined accedo to
them II Congress viii enable the Executive TO meet thu
vlons OF Mexico Ii will ho by reference 10 our cpl
tome Of The congressional proceedings Of Yesterday that
tho Committees Foreign Relations in both Houses
have already moved the appropriation of large sums Of
monoy 10 be placed the disposition Of The Presdon,in
treating iot peace with the onolny
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{ CHARLESTON
81 CIIANAN.
PORTSMOUTH,
SENATOR HI N1ER.
Nv I)meelols.

Whether tn Nhlg members 81 The Legislature. by
the cool crlie6o whom with small minority u lher
political opponents, the election 81 Mr.. iuutcr 10 the
:, natr was affected. acted wisely or moi. II 8 very
coralniht the result Of that election has excessively
chaqrinod the majority wing of the Locoioeo party tins
State aud. II Is slrcwdly surmscd, at W asllngon like
wise Tho Enquirer, true, expresses entire conf.
dcnee in the adherence Of NJ Hunter 10 the principles
OF the dominant party; aud certainly do not doubt
that he wiH be faithful 70 them. ''as he understands
item Butil IS equally certain, AT the time.
thai Mr. Hunter has than occasion differed
from the Administration IN regard 10 important and iayor-
lie measures and ii IS nol unlikely that In the
Of events Other question, may hereafter arise which, not
belonging to that wing Of the parry, that with abind
and unqucsonng faith adopts and defends every supgos
cnanallng from the Executive, he may also dissent
from the great body Of his political associates. lhue
mucb certainly the " higs Ill gain by the election of
Mr. Hunter-who, however chlmerlcal and talacious
may deem of his opinions, has very rarely ever,
failed Ia exhibit stern Independence Of party discipline,
when the measures Of his party conillccd with his own
sense Of duty
We were very curious TO the manner in which
the election Of Mr. Hunter would be announced by the
Washington Union. But day two before It's occur
renee that paper had exhorod lis friends in the Legsla
tTc TO fill the existing vacancy IN the SENATE, and that
which Is TO occur With men who would fully rep
resent and frmlY manta ''the principles of Virgin
ia phrase by the way. which is rapidly supcrsedng
1.-THE resolutions of 9S-gJ and the meaning OF which
is Just about indefinite and uncertain. We took II
for granted therefore that, if the Legislature should
elect such man. as the successor OF Mr. Archer the fact
would be cxutngly proclaimed by the Executive organ
the National metropolis, But, see in that quar-
no expression Of grafcatona circumstance strong
" contirmatory Of the opinion that the Administration
desired Mr. Hunters defeat. The Union, indeed contents
Itself with copying, without word Of comment, the I'm
qrers the days proceedings eavngus loinie
that, if the editor OF thai paper is. in any pleas
ed with the exchange Of Mr.. Archer for Mr.. Hunter
his pleasure, like hat Of the Enquirer is mot unnXed
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WYSoR'S OLD VutskEY.
R.5GEsH' ~ CFsE.e'SEs.Egg.

EDDrrgy .JA.Il lDulJJSSIO\. 1IEpfL - N,J,S
~ removed Their stand 10 the large fire proc
building, next door below MI ID. W Moore
CHINA y GLASS Store, where they now oiier to then
friends aud the public generally, large and well selected
assortment nr"u terms which cannot fail to plcase.-
Their stock at present consists IN part OF
- hlds and tlerces OF No, /. ltlco and ST CrolA
Sugars,
~ hhds and bhI-' \. o. ana Porto Rico Molasses
. neTr's very superior '"ldrn syrup,
s, Z,2 @a-i 100 ~, domingo and Java 'ofiee'
o"o los COTTON Yarns. l.eikNNHle / aclofS,
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RTMORS N WASHINGTON.

The Washington Fountain has the following para
graphs, which are all important If true
RECALL OF GENERAL TAYLOR-It is conf
IDENTIFY stated by those whose position gives them op
portnny of knowing what going in official quarters
that General Taylor has been recalled from the field of
operations Mexico, that he will retire the arrival Of
General Scott head quarters and tina, he has been
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-28
md slNGLEBARREL suorGuNs,
NOTICE L.
From Hte taR Rirer .noutg. .lprd. tsl6
MlsI\k'S RAI wv OE WILD CHERRY

THIS medicine. prepared 10y a long experienced and
skia physician, tested and approved by great number
OF intelligent, discriminating and respectable persons ia
various parts OF the counuY Is received and used
with entire confidence aud with great success by those
afflicted with pulmonary complaints. II IS also recon-
mcnded as valuable medeiuc ur other Diseases such as
colds. coughs, and particularly diseases whose tcudeno,
Is TO consumption Should ITS efficacy continue as it has
thus far been proved IN various obstinate cases il viii in
deed be a most invaluable medicine
Dr. bradford knapp 81 Crown Point, \. Y IN let
ter dated August 81. 1915. SAYS: In the cour5oof my
practice IN this vicinity have tested in some good de
gree the GOOD qualities of y stu's Basamof u I'D Chez
rym Pulmonary Complaints, and nov wish 10 procure
a supply q the medicine"
From the Boston Traveller.
Baiym IF I'LL Chcrg-We publish To ia, a com
mrndaierN letter from Neuont,of this popular medicine
Though avcrse 10 the free OF medicine and especial
y Of the patent medicines ot the day have had sne
opportunities To know OF the beneficial effects Of TIM, ol
sam on our friends and acquaintance, that We are con
strained 10 regard II As avery valuable remody Tor coughs
colds. &c.
Dec. Ais
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~ t'"iS Oh Lahd, near i,i ell II
Rf virtue OF decree oi Circuit superior Court OF Law
ID aud Chancery, fol the County of CimpbcI pronoturel
IN the case &" taperton \ Grnmp Dukes Adm'r" the
undersigned, Commissioners uru appointed ir the puf-
pose will proceed, Saturday the 3Oh inst 10 sell ON the
premises certain 1R4cF or LAND in the said decree
mentioned belonging To the estate ct thu late Archibald
Duke, containing hetWccn NJ and 100 ACRES, situated
the County OF Campbol and living lew miles below the
town OF ynchbug being the land formerly owned by
Micoah Davis, Esq and by HIM sold To the SAID Duke
The sale Will be made at public auction and credit Of
e. - and - month Good personal security will he required
the bonds for the purchase and the title retained
until the whole purchase money IS paid.
JOHN WILLS,
JNo Nj. SPEED,
Jan. 1S-t3OJ Conmi,s
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TRUST SALE OF NEGROES.
4 A.D 4,nIIER DLlpERTI

tNIF UNDERSIGNED. by virucof Deed OF
Trust, executed to them by Dabney Martin, bearing
date the 10th OF May $40 and recorded in the Clerk
oe Of Campbell county, for purposes in said deed men
joined, will on Saturday, the 10th of January next, al
the residence of said Dabney Martin in the county OF
Campbell SELL pubcaction the property III said deed
mentioned to vii SIX NEGROES. FOUR HOR
SEES, large stock of CATTLE and HOGS, together
with many valuable articles Of llOU SElIOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE: PLANTATION |
TENSILS, &c. Should the sale. on the said day, be
prevented by bad weather. it will take place the first
fair day thereafter. Selling trustees, they will only
convey such title as is vested in them but the title is be
lIeycd to be unimpeachable. WIN. CRYING.
JAMESF. MARTIN.
Dec. l7-tl6J Trustees.
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.N'OIiCE.

7 TAKE this opportunity. Of returning my grateful
acknon ledgcmenst to my friends and customers for
their liberal patronage extended 10 and would ask
continuance to lhonoW concern Of {. W. Love.
C. NEWER.
Jan. 25-tS
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK q
VIRGINIA. FOR ISL.
ny TIN STOCKHOLDERS. ny rllG EXECUTIVE.
Ar RICHMOND.
William II Maearlaud, Richard o, llaskins.
Thomas W lcCanoe, Richard u Gosh.
James Boshcr. William {. Allen, and
John +. Nadswutth. Joseph Il, Ande son
William IT, llaAall.
AT NORFOLK.
\ {. WMtchcad, William Mallory,
John Tunis. Joseph I Allyn. and
W q. Camp. William Ward
Josiah Wills
AT PETERSBURG.
William Robertson, Rlchard X Meade,
Lewis /. Hicks. Robert Leslie. and
Robert b. boiling. Robert K Collier.
Joseph ID. White.
At FREDERICKSBURG
John II. Wallace, John NJ. liomdon.
stephen J. Blaydes, Potter Goolrick. and
W Slaughter. Samuel Gordon, Jr.
John llalt.
ATLYNCUBl re.
William Radtord, Robert 'rlnsley.
John NJ. Warwick. John l. Mcem. aud
Samuel Nctorklc, William T. Young.
Christopher Nnilco
Al WINCHESTER
james VI Nasun John Bruce.
phlip Williams, Jacob Scmrney, and
George /, Washington. George w Baker.
Robert l.. Baker.
AT DANNlll.E
Nathaniel + Green. John Noble,
John W Paxton, Robert W rl,on. and
Robert h So " llllam II. W oodlug.
William \. Law
Ar EARNNlllF T..
William { floumoy. George " DANIEL
Francis \. Watkins, Palnek II. jackson, aud
James Rlonton. Monroe Il. Fl ppm.
joel T.. Scott.
At CHARLOTTESVILLE
John l.. Jones. Ihomas J Randolph
w Imam Garth, AudIeW l. oitci aud
T.. II. Moon. VILLAIN J, Robertson.
Andrew Mckee
At NATllENlI1T.
stephen Mctasock, William GIbhaney,
X. 'nWIru. Gcrge Stuart, and
John i. Matthews, Ephtann NlcGasuck.
Robeli Gbbones
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Dissolution.

yuVHE firm of Mciver < Love dissolved by mu
tual CONSENT and they hereby tender their grateful
Acknowledgements to their friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them. e. NEWER
{. W. LOVE.
January 25-3t
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" hiskey. BRANDY. Il e.

1SO BBI.S. Mountain and Rectifcd Whisky,
lOU 80 bbls Apple Brandy.
n ]. S O.
Old Rye Whkey, pipe Old Holland Gin, French Brandy,
Rum old Madeira Sicily Madeira and Port " Inc o the best
quality old jamaica Rum London Porter Sc. sc, hand
and for sale low, by
Jan Ats ROBERTS & WALLER.
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DJS.SOIT JVO,k.

TUNlIE concern OF B9wles & Acrcr this day des1
4 cd by mutual consent. All those indebted 10 them.
will please make payment to either party as longer IN
dulgcnce cannot be given. PAUIC. BONLES.
THOMAS o. AGREE
JAN 25-3t
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fFG''S ssHiskcy.

ID OBERfS WALLER offer Ion ale "a iA1s Adm
IL Walls OLD RYE REGTFIED WIItSkEH equal
hnot superior to any ever ed,Icd IN this market.
Jan. 25-ts
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Roberts "a Waller

TiSl purchase 300 bbi> Mounain Whskey, 100 bbls
w Brandy and will make the interest of thosc having
Nhkey, Brandy Produce If any kind or this market
give them a call before they sell.
January Its
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RANKIN e. wHxTLoCK,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
A \ ID 5 II p b r o X f. II 5.
RICHMOND. Va.

A RE prepared to receive STORAGE ON reason
IA able terms. in the commodlous hre-pIoof Ware
house occupied by them the Dock, adjoining the ware
house of Messrs. John \. Lancaster & Co. They art
also prepared to forward PRODGCE s. .NERCHlN
DIE with despatch, and on reasonable terms.
ian ol-3m
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Trustees SAKE of Land ncur E.,nCt-
bnrg
Eff virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 BY Crel
sb iilmau. aud Henry H. Hewitt, bearing date The
10th day of September I'll and OF fecod III the county
court Of Bediord VIII, on the lth day Of February
ISL, II ialr and If not. the next far day thereafter
Sundays excepted, ON The premises expos, sale. by
way Of public aucIum. coLLn lracL lMLccl of IAAn.
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NOTICE..

NNO ALL WHOM IF MAY CONCFRN.-Ihe
j undersigned having associated themselves for Il
term of years in the practice OF Medicine as the public
advised some months ago deem ii proper 10 let the
public know that they have dae-nnd 10 settle up their
least year. acting upon the well known
afage that short settlements make long friends hs
notice will therefore appr.se patrons that viii
send round our authorized agent to settle mp by
otherwise POW ELL y liloMPSpN
Amherst. {. H.. Jan. 2l--3w
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above is postponed until Friday the 9Th of Feb
mary in consequence of the removal of Mr. D. Martin
from his late residence since the advertisement, and will
now take place bis present residence in Campbell, add
joining Boiling Norman and others. The sale viii
certainly take place the 9th February if fair II not the
next fair day. WIN. {. IRVING.
JAMES F. MARTIN,
Jan. l8-lJF Tnste IS.