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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

.NNE WORD TO YOU Notwithstanding there has
W been an . anee Of 0 Y fhy per cert in Wool
and Cotton du, tg the lasttwelve months, YOU can vuy
larnels, ~sattinets Jeans, linsey, tiekings. brown and
bleached m%uslins, checks and every thing in me do
mestic line, as cheap a. ever by calling Of
NovmbarS, " +. WiSE'S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

hlSSOLCTION.-Noiee il hereby given that
- TIE partnership which existed between LIDY d
BROWN, was dissolved by mutual consent On Feb
ruary It, 1871. Al Lotes ard accounts oweihg TO
SAMULL LIDY.
Lancaster, Feb. %. 5w42 A. BROWN.
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ST ORE
kpRsTGEsI 81 TR0UY,

SAawk'S Rop, MG'a Street opposite
George Il. Berk's Drug Store.
.HAVE received q handsome variety Of READY
H MADE CLOTHING, which. FOR CASH, they
will sell as low as any other establishment OF the kind
in Lancaster. They deem il unnecessary to enumer-
ate the articles. but invite their friends to give them
a cal before they purchase at other places.
They would say 20 their old friends and the public,
that, in connection v in the above. thew still continue
their old business Of Fa- hiouabie Tailoring, in
which line Of business they fatter them selves they
will be able TO give general satisfaction. Give US a cal.
Lancaster, april rs, $50.
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NOTICE.-The notes of HENRY De Turk, form
IN erly of the vicinity of Amanda. Ohio, have been
left in my hands for collection. The notes become
due about the first of April, 1851, and all those indebt'
ed will please make payment to me;
DAVID DUNKLE.
Near Amanda, March 10, 1851 3w45
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AUDI+oR's OFFICE, FAIRFIELD County. ONO,
LANcAsTt R, February 81, 1851.
l hereby certify the foregoing 10 be currect CO.
pies of the above entitled laws. Us published by
anthority III the Ohio Statesman, mud therein cer-
tilted by Henry W.. King, Secretary OF State, I"
be true copies IRON the original rolls an file in his
Office. WILLIAM l. JET RlES.
Auditor Of Fairfield County.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
February 10, 1851,

mo IS.
AN ACT To facilitate the admin %istration Of JUS
tice in the county Of Hamilton.
SEC. l. Be il enacted bytks General assembly
of The State Of Ohio, That the Court Of Com
mun Pleas and the Superior Court of Cincinnati,
in the county of Hamilton, for the transaction Of
civil business solely, may continue in session 81
long us the business thereof respectively may re-
quire, aud may adjourn from time to time AS may
be necessary lnr the convenient dispatch OF bust
ness, and it shall aud mny lie lawful for said courts
respectively, 10 order aud direct that any civil
case or cases pending in either of said courts, shall
be especially set for trinl or hearingo on any dry ar
days during the term, sn rs to avoid The unileces-
sary attendance of parties or Witnesses, or tn ia.
cilitate the business ofsaid courts respectively aud
10 accommodate the sane To that Of ether courts,
SEC. .. That the said courts may, |! they deem
necessary at their next aud succeeding terms,
continue the trial of cases from tho point reached
at the present term. up To the number OF all the
cases now al issue in said courts, before recon-
mencing the trials according to existing laws.
JOHN +. MORSE.
Speaker Of Tho House Of Represrntatie,s
CHARLES L. CONVERS,
Speaker Of hc SeHate'
February 90, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

MAGAZINES FOR SALE.-The Magazines
Iva of Harper, Graham, Cooley and Sartain, and also
BlackwooJ's Magazine, are received monthly at the
Book Store of j. LEHMAN, and are sold at twenty
five cents a number.
Lancaster, March 10, 40
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NOTICE.-GATES & COSPER has this day dis.
" solved partnership by mutual consent. The notes
and accounts are in the hand of E.. Cosper for settle
nient. JAMES GATES,
L. COSPER.
Lancaster. Ohio. December %. 1850
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FTRsT ARRIVAL OF THE sEAsoy,i

NJ z. KREfDER has Just returned from the East.
WA eTu cities wiah a selected stock Of fresh & pure
Drugs and Medicines. Alsoa large assortment
of the finest and most rare Surgical instruments.
choice Cutlery, &c. The GADiES haze rot bee,
Goods. Prices very Low.
Remember No. l0s, Matn Street, LsucasteE Ohio.
March !, 1851.
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NOTICE.-Having sold to p. B. Lowe, Esq, of
~ Logan, all my late Stock in trade, my t lend will
see the p~ropriety Of closing all unsettled accounts: that
| may be enabled to settle all III late business prompt.
ly. For this purpose | can be found at all times, al
my late place of business.
thereby tender my grateful thanks TO the public
for the very liberal patronage heretofore conferred Oh
me. T. U. WHITE.
Lancaster, March G, 1851. Sw4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

" MURPHY, would respectfully inform the CT.
EI. tizens of Lancaster and vicinity, that she has re-
moved to the rooms formerly occupied by J. c. Wea-
yer 4 Co., in the Tallmadge Block. where she is Open
ing a beautiful assortment of Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to show 10 he
friends and The public in general.
Inncaatar- April u. ESQ 40
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To 0. II. Perry, Esq, Sheriff of Fairfield
County, in the State of Ohio.

T7HE undersigned Freeholders of said county, in
l. conformity with the provisions o an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the STATE OF hio, recently pass
ed, entitled IAN Act to authorize fairfield county and
"certain other counties 10 subscribe to the Capital
"Stocko the cincinnati, Wilmington and Evansville
"fisil Road Company" hereby request you TO make
proclamation as directed by said Act, to the voters OF
sal county to vote at the next annual Township Elec-
ton, to be holden according to law, 'For Rail Road
Subscription, - or Against Rail Road Subscription, -
as cohtemplatedby said Act, for the purpose oil deter
mining the question whether the Commissioner of
said county shall subscribe TO the Stock OF said Com
pany. as contemplated by said Act.
Witness onr hands, this Sd day Of March, A. d. 1851.
MD Brook John fl Tennent A w Ebright
William Friend Robert Reed John WORK
J Coulson John LYONS w Moody
Henry Borchers A Hunter Robert Fielding
David Huber ST Msccracken p Ewing
W A Lunceford RIP Elfinger w L Wsughter
Il II Brown II Ruter Elijah Tinker
Baltzer Rutter FM Ellis Geo Kaufman
NJ Kreider w Mcdonald Jacob Shoff
II ii Hunter VIM c. Embich Samuel Lidy
Thomas Rees Thomas Older Henry lowering
W Pannabecker Geo W Worrall James NJ Pratt
Samuel Sheiier John Powers John Williams
Vim Hamilton Albert Claypool GS Williams
joel Radebaugh John Garaghty Jacob " Holt
Samuel q Bush Daniel Siiford Simeon Denton
g II williamson Peter Hay Work Jr
Sam Carpenter Patrick Martin Nelson Coates
w S Beatty GFMDefenbangh John w Newkirk
Henry F Blaire John Shrieyes L right
March 10, 1851. 3w45
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ON the First Monday 81 AnriI next.

being The h doyOf said month, and being the day Of
the Spring Township Elections; and that when there
assembled they proceed to vote for or against a sub.
scriptiOn by the county Of Fairfield TO the Capital Stock
of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Evansville Rail
Road Company, by using one or the other Of the fol.
lowing phrase TO be printed or written on their bal.
lots, "For Rail Road Observation-Disclosures Raj
Road Subscription"
s=s;%.S in TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | hav,
y i. :. : hereunio set my Hand and Seal, this 5tl
sSZ2 y - day Of March, A. d. 1851.
O.. II. PERRY, Sheriff Of Fairfield county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

Al UEESSWARE, GLASSWARE AND LOOKING
W GLASSES-On hand a large assortment, embrac-
ing all the new styles and Of the best quality,
For sale by LITTLE DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, October %, 1850. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

NEW GOODS.-We are now opening a larg
~ portion of our purchase of Falls Winter Goods
which have been bought at the lowest prices and will
be sold at corresponding low rates. The styles and
quality OF our stock are OF the mo t beautiful and du.
rable kind. and we invite all our old customers and the
public generally, to call and examine the stock.
LITTLE & DRESBACHS.
Lancaster, september 20, 1850. %
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Grocpvics IuSt Kcceiycd.
LANCASTER ONO MILLS.

Holm U. GIESY respectfully informs his friends
ID and the public in general that his MILL, half a
mile South Of Lancaster on the Logan Rood, form
erly known as Gen. David Rees' Mill, is now in rea-
diness to grind all kinds of Grain.
The Machinery is all new and on the most approx
ed modern style with French Burrs He has employ
ed Mr.. SAMUEL DEGrz, who is an experienced Miller
and is generally known IN this county to be well quail
flied to manufacture GOOD FLOUR. He therefore
hatters himself on bein able to render satisfaction to
all who may favor hin with their custom. Call and
try,
Lancaster, December ~, 1850 "a
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Il a PLACE



Cloths, CassimercS, Vestings & Trimmings at prices
to u iteueryb body, sitherGI wholesale or retail Is al
SMITE & =. p G'S,
an Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, Just between Re-
" Der g. Kuts'S Store and John Lyons Grocery
Our Goods are fresh and Of the latest impoItatiOns,
the variety very great and the stock complete.
It is needless to give a lengthy description Of our
Goods; suffice it to say that we have every thing that
would completes ge%ntlemen's wardrobe, consisting Of
every variety Of Coats, P Jackets, Pants Vests. Shirts,
Drawers, Suspenders, Crsvats. Stocks. Handkercheifs,
Bosoms collars, socks, Gloves, together with the most
fashionable and beautiful styles Of
cloths, Cassimeres. Vesttngs& Trimmings,
So that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made TO order, car do so by first leaving their mea-
sure and 4 good fit is warranted or no sale.
We keep constantly empioyeda number oflrst.rate
TGilors, and feel prepared to DO ell manner OF tailor
ing; but those who desire their clothes made up alter
the latest fashions and in the most durable and substan-
tial manner Just give US q call.
We sell low, in this there is no mistake, notwIth-
standing others may say they can sell from 5O to oO
per cent lower than every body else and as an evil
dence Of what we say, let all call and look az our
Goods and we feel confident that those who want
clothing will surely buy
Beasfn mind that Ssira & Toxic are practical Tai
Iors. havo followed their business for many years. and
MIGHT with propriety be said to understand perfectly
nc onality and make Of their Goods, so thatany srti-
Gle thew sell may be relied upon as being good and
substantial, or if found defective in any respect Just
return il and they will give satisfaction.
IPDon't forget the place, recolleSt the name vand
enquire for SMITH & TONG.
may g, 1850
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pRnCLAMATInN.

M HEREAS, the written application Of sixtv.two
w freeholders, citizens Of + airfeld county IA copy
OF which application IS hereto attached was made to
me on the3d day d March, inst, in pursuance Of the
provisions Of an Act entitled IAN Act TO authorize the
Comm ssienero Of Fairfield county TO take Stock in
the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zinesyilis Rail Road
Company, passed February 9th, 1851, TO notify the
qualified electors Of said county to vote at the Spring
Elections on q question of county subscription 70 the
Cincinnati, Wilmington AMI Zanesyils Rail RoaA Com
pany: Therefore
I,oLIvER II. PERRY, Sheriff Of the county Of
Fairh Id, in the State OF Ohio, do hereby notify the
Electors Of said county, to assemble at their respec-
tive places OF holding elections,
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Foot and shoe slnLing
q g. vs. d V . g..

TOIIN c. FLOOD has removed bis Ship to the
y house nearly opposite he TesiaeTceQ Dir. y.
BOpe, on Broad street Nqrho o. Inc court house, : here
he viii continue the husinrss Of Biacksmithing,
in Il is various branches. be Is prepared 10 Iron
and repair Wagons. Bvgefss, Piorghs, &c.
Buggy1 S yriEes made and reTsirg&to order, togeth-
er with all other kinds of work dong BIZ Blscksniths.
Horss-S hoeing.-PatieulaT attention paid to this
branch Of the business.
All his work vi! be done in E005 toorkUanlkemah-
ner and cheap for rail " good trade.
Thankful Tor past favor, DO hopes BY strict atten-
ton To business in bio new place to continue TO merit
4 good share Of public patronage.
Lancaster. AYrI II, ls6D 6f
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RENTIST.-DR. G. SWITZER has taken the Of.
- fee lately occupied by DR.. James KIM. in stvT
eeon's Row. Lancaster, may II, 1850 2
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"AE Han In 50 story Of Foster's build.
L.O'O'E ingmain-street Charity Lodge
No. !, meets evvry Monday Evening.
i. JuLlEN, Secretary j.. s. BRATTEN, N. @.
HOCK Hooking Encampment No. es, meets
H The ID and 9TH Thursday Evenirg Of each month,
as fo~llowE-February 18th and 27th; March I3th and
nth; April 10Th and 2ish, Nay 9Th and 22d. June 18th
and 18th; July lOh. L. JULIEN, c. p.
J. Pour, s. ian2g d3i
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KTINEPENNT ~CALICO--This day opening at
" Wiseh 100 pieces o. the ]prsttiast patterns, best
cloths, and most permanent eol-Ts ever brought tothis
marx VT. WISE.
nov 8, $50 opposite Shelters Hotel
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WrOur cilize ms. we think. will be pleas
ed with the Eddy Family"
s. Notice

business Notice
A very few more weeks will end the
fifth volume of The Weekly Lancaster
Gazette, We trust tlat every one, who
knows himself indebted Ia us, will cali
and settle Immediately. For FIVE years
we have labored in this capacity, and we
hope that the Wings of the county will
give US an earnest that our toll has no;
been for nothing. We can assure them
that at this time. we are in need of all
that is coming to US.
On Monday week next, the Court Of
Common Pleas will Commence its session
At that time may wo not hope 10 be re.
membered?
HARD MnNEY.-The report of the
Hard Money Committee to prevent Bank
ing in Ohio having been voted down in
Convention. Of Thursday last Mr.. Case
of Licking, proposed to submit it seper-
ately to the people. The proposition
was negatived by a vote Of 80 10 CO.
These people loving democrats, after all,
do not like to trust them with important
matters.
D'At this season of the year no medicine is more
necessary than DR.. Hociand's German Bittors. The
great stimulating powero Of these Bittsrs, and their pro-
perty of Graduating all impurities, and r%enovating the
system, commend them highly, and, in fact, all who
would enjoy good health should use them. The press
is loud in praise Of these bitters. We can indorse all
that has been said in their praise, and, from personal
observation, we know them to be superior to the thou
sand nostrums forced upon the public through the me-
dunn of advertisements. DR.. C. NJ. Jackson in Phila.
delphia, prepares this medicine. See advertisement.
TAnong the inventions Of modern science. few
confer q greater benefit on tho community than that
contribution of Chemistry TO the healing art, known
as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. In our advertising col
umns may be found the evidence of distinguished gen.
tlemen, that shows their confidence in its peculiar ef.
fcacy to cure distempers of the Throat and Lungs
See advertisement. lm45
ARABIAN L~INnIENT.-Go where you will, tall
about what you may, and you will either sec o.
hear of the great Arabian preparation, known to thu
people of the United States as H. G. Farrell's Cele
brated Arabian Linimont. 1t has made some of the
most remarkable cures Of paralysis, rheumatism, ner
vous affections, spinal complaints, &c, on record, an,
indeed as an external remedy is applicable to nearly
all disease which could possibly be benefited by
medicine Of that kind. See Advertisement. Owes
GgBear in mind, that nature is ever endeavoring tt
expel disease when it invades the animal economy
and only needs the assistance of some genial r%estora
tive-thoroush, yet mild in its action-that will Civ,
tone to the system, and ACT UPON THE nLooD-whicl
is the principle Of life.
GUYsorT's YELLOW Dock AMI SARsAPARILLA, a
a purifier of the blood, a r~enovator ofthe system, an
a supporter anil p~reservor oftho powers fife, it ha
no equal. Take it, on the FIRST indication thatdiseas,
is upon you, and you will avert perhaps weeks an
months of sickness and suffering.
lT'See advertisement. 1m3i
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[No2'
AN ACT Fixingtl tie times of holding the Court of
Common Pleas il the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
SIC. |. Be il enacted by tie General assembly
ofthe State Of Ohio, That, the courts Of common
pleas slIulI hereafter be held in the several coun-
ties at the seventh Judicial circuit, at the several
terms herein prescribed. namely,
In the county of Butler, on the "a day oil Feb
runry, Goth DAY of May, and 9th day ofOctoheri
In the county OF Greene, on the i0th day of
March, 9th day of June. and 9th day orOctober;
In the county of Clinton, on the seventh day Of
April. eleventh day of August, aud the twenty
fourth day IF November;
In the county Of Warren. IN the twenty'lnurtEl
day of March, 29lh day Of July, and tue tenth day
Of November.
SEC. .. Should any day named in the first sec.
tion of this act for the holding of said CONT, fall
upon Sunday, the said court shall and
he holden upon the next day; aud the act passed
February 90, 1850, fixing the times Of holding the
courts Of common pleas in the seventh Judicial
circuit, be aud the same hereby repealed.
JOHN F MORSE.
Speaker cfthe House Of Representatives
CHARLES c. CONYERS.
Speaker of The Senate.
~ -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

7 AW PARTNERSHIP have associated CaARLEs
LD. MARTYR with myself in the practice oil the
Law, and will in future adopt the style of. D.. & C..
D.. MARTIN, in the management of business entrusted
to my care. JOHN d. MARTIN.
Lancaster. October s, ls50.-Eagle copy ly23
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FIRE, MARINE & INLAND INSURANCE
BY THE
Protection Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital Stoeh and Yearly Premiums:
s $1,000, 900.
A S Agent for this old, well known, and highly re-
IA sponsible Institution, | am prepared at all times
to issue poll les Of Insurance against loss and damage
by Fire, or the psrils Of Navigation upon the most
favorable terms. WILLIAM P CREED, Agent
March 6, 1851 lm44
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NOV ON HAND-A well selected lot of CLOTHS
In and CASSlMERES of all colors and prices, lower
than ever. Also, a good variety Of Fancy yestings at
Novembet 8, 1850. w, I. WISE'S.
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TFor the past few days, the wealth.
or has been most delightful; hasn't il.
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NOTICE.-Dr. GEORGE ]. SACHSE placed in
~ my hands for collection all his outstanding notes
and accounts in Fairfield county. Those knowing
themselves indebtedby note or otherwise, are respect.
fully requested to call and settle at once, as all de.
mands remaining unpaid on the first Of March, will be
placed in hands Of proper officers Tor collection.
JOHN R. MUMAUGH.
Lancaster, Ohio, January 81 6w3S
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BOOTS AND SHOEs.

HENTLEMEN can find some beautiful Cloths, CsA
~ simares VestingS aud Jenny Lind Cava tsat
October 9, 1850 HENLY'
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PARTICULAR notice. have disposed
Il of my shop, Tin-Ware, Stoves, &C.. to Messrs
BrrLxR s. BEERY, and all my old customers will sc.
the necessity Of calling and settling their accounts.
They will find me at the old place and a speedy com
pliance with this notice is respectfully solicited.
JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, December "a. 1850 d.
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EEESH ARAiyAb.-Tbe unlerG.ghcd begs
Il leave 10 invite the attention Of ths citizens Of Ian
caster and vicinity, TO bis Extensive stock Of
Groceries, at RETAIL, which for quality, variety
and price czhHOt be slrpGsssd in Ut. market
Tie same variety Of stock iz kept ct bis Shop South
Of the maTket-AOuse and AZ .e Ea.ne prices.
Lancaster, g4nusry2g. DOL JOHN LYONS.
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4 LMANACS for 1S5i.--EasteIn German and
"A English Almanscs can be had by the gross, dozen
or sin lie number. and also, Family Christian Alma
macs al the book store Of ]. LEHMAN.
Lancaster, November 6. 1853. a.
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HOusr.

A BROWN 7 specially Announces to the r~itizens
IA and travelling community that be has parchased
The interest o. Samuel Lidy IN the Houl known ~
the ''TALLMADGE House" where he vil tale
great Plsasu eiu waiting on al lhsse who mny favor
him with a call
Lancaster, February %, 1851. iy42
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ge0OkA.
Oils aud E'niuts.

JNRENCH Grammars, Dictionaries and Readers
Il Testaments and Bibles; also, Spanish Books.
October 4, 1850. JOHN LEHMAN!
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2cnsss Tanners Oil, 200 Kegs Red Lead,
2 Do FLAX seed Oh, 5Jibs chrome Greer
Bbl Winter sperm OIL 25bs Yellow,
" Sweet OIL, 2 bbls Gum copsl
opJs Tnrpentinc, . " Vsrmillion Red.
100 Kegs Pure White Lead / q" Copsl Varnish,
Just come to hand, G.. KAUFMAN.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-05-24
5000 Reward.

will give one hundred dollars for the appre-
hension and confinement of ANDERSON and
JERRY in any Jail so that lean get thrmeagan
or fifty dollars for either. l will also give 500
for proof of any respon sible persons harboring
said negroes They runaway from my plantation
in Moore county tn 10th of Feb'y last, and
are thought to be lurking about 16 or IL miles
above Carthage on Deep River. through the edge
of Moore and corners of Chatham and Randol ph
counties. Anderson is about IS years old, a
bright mulatto about feet inches high,
we'll proportloned; has an open countenance, and
Is quite plausible. 1t is believed that he will
endeavor to pass for free and escape TO d
free State, as he had brother who played the
same game. Jerry is about 24 years old, 6 feet
or inches high, stout built; has down look
particularly when spoken to, and is rather i'm
pudent. Said negroes formerly belonged to John
K. Ritter. in the upper end of Moore county.
Any information must be addressed to the sub
scriber at Pocket p. O., Moore county, n. C..
j. L. BRYAN.
April 10. 1851. G33-tf