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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
Disposition Of the Fort DoneIsou
Prisoners.

ST. Lours, February 1s.--Fivs steam.
srs left here for st. Charles, Missouri, TO.
day, where troops will embark for the
Cumberland. Two regimsuts arrived
from St. ChSrlss BY tailIoad, and will id,
meaialsly proceed South.
Most active and eztsBsivs prspar.tiobs
4 are oslng made for the transportation Of
Troops aud stores.
Zen. Cullum. chief Of Gen. 1allect's 3
stan, will 60 10 the Cumberland river for
the PRISONERS captured at For, Donaldson
Seven thousand will be sent 10 Chicago
Others TO Springfield and IndianapoIis
800 go to Cincinnati. and the bal.nce viII
be brought here: The regiments which
suffered most 10 The battle are to be de-.
tachrd as guard 10 the prisoners to their
places Of confinement. Come four thou.
sand pliscpetS are now en- route from
Fort Dohelson.
The most extensive preparations are
being made to celebrate WasIlingt 4
birthday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
MONEY! MONEY !!

We taks this method of informing those Of
SSsar subscribers who are indebted 10 us. that
.S.l mast have t.oneyi You should remem
THAI We are ata heavy espsuse, and that
The Withholding from US Of SO many little
sums must necessarily put us to great in
couteniepce: We have not fot the past
few SeeLs, received money enough to pnr-
chase the paper on which the Gazette
wis printed.
nv In view of the present crisis and
the hard times, we make the following
proposition Is those who have paid moth
Ing since the ist Of April, 1860:
II To al! such as will, before the list day Of
April next. pay us sS, we will give re-
ceipt in full to the lst of April 1869, thus
allowing ySti to pay tor Jour paper at the
end of.wo years, at aduancs fates. We
most earnestly hope that all who know
themselves to be in arrears, both a. home
and abroad, will avail themselves of this
offer. All who do not. will have to pay
1T the regular rates--$2 year.
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At Clearport, Fairfield county
o, Feb. 4th, 1869, Mr.. ELLIOTT GRIFFITH
aged 81 years s months and days.
The deceased was for many years an
active member and elder OF the German
Reformed Church, and one OF the frs,
members Of the Mt. Carmel congregation
where he belonged until his death. When
the head Of family he was confirmed by
the Rev. H. Willard. lie leaves a mourn. i.
ing widow and a large family Ui children
two sons of which are now volunteers in
the U. s, Army. He was kind and in.
telligent father, whose place now is sadly
vacant. Understanding to human think
ing-hs was yet so much needed. His
mortal remains were followed to the tomb
by large concourse of mourning and
sympstR'sing friends. The funeral SER
vices were conducted BY the undersigned
assisted by Rev. Mr. Drake.
Thus liz just two weeks have we lost
two Elders in the church. belonging to
the same congregation. Brother Griffith
and Father Abbott have gone to the spir-
IL land, ahd, We hunby trust. ale now
me mbers in Heaven, whore death will
separate them never. We can scarcely
realize that their pews in the course of
worship are vacated by them forever, and
that We shall no more see the m around
the Sac,amental board, where we were
wont to hold sweet communion with
Christ the Master Of the Sacramento
feast.
May the Lord sanctify this affection to
the good Of the bereaved family, and the
congregation thus so suddenly bareft.
Sugar Grove, Ohio, N HI
DIED-In We:S 2ushvilla. O., on the
Cd day ofFebruary, OF Pneumonia, FRAN,
OTIS M. daughter Of the lateRev. j. f. aud
Eliza A Dollisotn. Ii The 10th year of her
age. Possessing remarkably affection.
ate disposition. her ptesence Was ever like
ray Of sunshine, cheering all encOuru.
giIg all with whom she asapciatet She
was gifted with powerful intellect. and
beng carefully trained and educaled both
morally and intellectually. she was con-
sidered, by sill who kue@her, as one hav
ing more than ordinary prospects. and
affOrding unusual promise Of success and
happiness in tho world Sbe took deep
interest in the Sabbath School. in which
she was au arduous and successful teacher
and her benevolent and christian heart
ehdeared her to- the children under her
care. She was during the last ,hree
years Of her life, faithful member of the
NJ. E. Church. and has left behind her
an evidence that she has gone to enjoy
the reward of the Iaithful.
Then who would recall her from heavenly bliss
Again TO a world Of such sorrow as this,
Where joys are go aeetlng, where illness and care
Pointtheeto hsaven'to look for rest there.
W.T..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

SpRINGFIELD, February f4.--Our army
under the command Of General Curtis,
marched from Lebanon on the llth inst,
and formed in three divisions--the light
under Colonel JEFF. Davis, the left under
Colonel Carr, and the center under Gen.
Sigel. Six miles from Springfield on the
18th, skirmish took place between our
advance and party Of rebels. in which
nine Of the latter were killed. One Or our
men was slightly wounded.
At sunset on the same day, 900 Of the
enemy attacked our piekets. but were
driven back with loss of SO.
This was regarded as the commence.
ment of the battle. and 5000 cavalry and
infantry, with battery Of artillery, wers
sent forward. The battery was placed on
an eminenre commanding the supposed
approach Of the rabels. and three shells
were thrown to which no response was
made, and our force retired, leaving a
strong picket guard. During the nigh,
continuous firing was kept up by pickets
At 8 o'clock on the morning Of the 18th
our army advanced in line Of battle, and
at daybreak the third division, headed by
the 9Th Iowa. entered and took peaceful
possession Of the town. l-
Price had left at two o'clock on the
same morning, leaving over 600 of hia
sick, large quantities Of forage aud wag.
ons behind him. He had 10000 effective
troops and fifty pieces artillery. Yesterday
evening a battalion of our cavalry captur.
ed 100 wagons of his train. and last night
firing by pickets were heard in the direc.
tion Of the retreating foe. This morning
at o'clock our whole force followed the
enemy.
1t is reported that Price is merely fall.
ing back TO meet Mcintosh who was com.
ing up with e-enforcements. and on hit
joining him, he would return and give u.
battle. The probabilities are, however,
that he is in full retreat.
People IN and around Springfield, ex'
press unbounded satisfaction at the arri
val Of our troops. and general rejoicing is
manifest throughout the Southwest at The
retreat OF the rebels.
This expedition will doubtless end The
campaign in Missouri. aAt
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
FOR CHILDREN.
DIR. .MeLEAR,S 6EIVERS.sL Pills.

For Lirer Complaint, BiAiOHsRess, Headache, &e,
There has @everoeeR aCathartie medicine, offered
70 the public that has given such entire sat sacon a.
McLIAN's UNIVERSAL Pitts. ..
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inno-
cent and can be iaken by the most tender Ilnant teS
prompt and powerful In removing all BILIOUS secre-
tions, Acid or impure Foted Matter from the stom-
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used in malarious districts.
They produce no Gr'pipg, Sickness or pain in the
stomach of Rowes. thOngh very active and searching
In thett operation, promoting healthy secIotions OF
me Liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from Bill
iousness, Headache and Foul Stomach when so chap
Airemedy can be ohiaineul Keep them constantly
on hand; single Dose taken in season, may prevent
hours. davs aud months ofsickness. Ask for Dr. J.
d. McJean's Uplversdl Pill. Take other. Being
coated. they are tasteless Price only 25 cents per
box, and can be sent by mail TO part OF the Unit
ed Siatas =, ". .fs CLAIM, Sole Proprietor,
CorHer Of Third and Pine Streets, 81. Louis, No.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
Cinc,uhsti Market.

CINCINNATI, February 10. 1862.
FLOUR-Tbere has been quite an az
tive demand, and prices advanced zoe
per brl, closing firm at 81 4Oa4 50 for
super6ne; 81 o0a4 60 for extra; and 4 rs
a5 for family and fancy,
WHEAT-Advanccd 7a8c per bush,
and the market closes buoyant a. 95a9Sc
Tor prime Red, and 03a1 Us for prime
White.
CATTLE-The supply of Beef cattle
has been very light. and prices are frmer.
The supply was inadequate TO the demand
We quote common at 75a2; fair 2 25a
. 81; good 2 75a3; prime 3 24,and choice
shipping 3 80. ..
sHEEP-In better supply, but the
market rules firm at BAD 50 per head.
HoGS-25c higher. aud in good de.
mand. Those arriving are chiefly dress
ed and frozen, and sell at Goa3 rs pei
GENITAL. ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHERN
.I. COAST.

FoRTREss MONROE, February IA The
following is from to days Norfolk Day
Book:
"A rumor reached this city yesterday,
by passengers from Suffolk. that the enc
my had taken possession Of Edenlon, and
also Of Ply mouth.
''hater in the day it was lumored tha,
a couple of the enemy's vessels had pro-
ceeded on reconnaissance as far as Cole.
raine.
Tie Norfolk Day Boob also gives a
sketch of the new flag adopted by the
Committee OF Congress on the subject:
ut is blue Union on red feld; four
stars in the form Of a square are in the
Unon.'
The Richmond Dispatch of Friday has
the following:
General Wise is near Currituck Court
houses and sent down flag of truce 10
Roanoke Island on Tuesday.
A Norfolk telegram says it is believed
the mortar feet is intended for this place.
PATERsDURGH. February l3-The edi.
tor Of the Express has received letter
from Suffolk. dated Thursday, which says
that EdeDtoh and Hartford had both been
captured.
Five gahboas moved slowly 10 the
wharf 1T Eienton, yesterday, at 9 o'clock,
and landed their troops; very soon after.
ward fifteen more gunboats. The citizens
raised the %nfls Nag Between 5000 and
1000 t,oops landed at Edenloh.
The population of Edenlen is about
2 0OO. and is distant from Suffolk about
hfy mil s. In the afternoon two gun.
boats Went up Chowah river toward the
Winston, and several others toward the
mouth Of tie Roanoke.
Helt:ord. the capital Of Persimmons
county, was taken BY the FederalS yes.
terday. >f
BALTIMORE. February 14.-Parties Who
CAME Ivy the Old Point boa. say it was
REPORTED in Norfolk yesterday tha. Fort
Donelson had been captured.
CDR dispatch from Fortress Monroe
makes no allusion to it. A reliable pas.
uenger from Old Point says some work.
men from the city works at Richmond,
say thUy LEFT there for want ofworR
So Great was the scarcity of iron and
coal. thai the works there were being sus-
pended. Coal was enormously high.
The men say there are few If any can
non left at Richmond, all having been
sent away from time to time to other points.
Very few of the defenses there have any
cannon mounted.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
The State OF onto, Fairfield county,
SIS. Court OF CofiiniOn Pleas.
nl RnH

Daniel RnFner, Plaintiff
Lucas Rurner and Others. Derepdan,..} O'" "e'0n'
Lueas RnHner, Harrison R1Hner, Andrew Rnaner.
Margaret Rudner, Dorothy Rufiner, Lewis Hite and
Dorothy Hlte. his vifei and Benjamin Rugner. who
are non residents NJ the Stale Of Ohio hereby
thed that on the 2end day Of January. A. .. IeG2
Daniel Runner plaintiff. fled in the Court nj Com :
mon Pleas in and for the County Of Fairfield and State
ONO his petition against them and Oihe's defend
ants the object and PRAYER Of which petition is for
Judgment. that he and others claiming nnder him
in equity the true owners Of the following trpcis nf
land situate In said county. Nwit: First The North
East quarter of section Number eight. township six
teen range eighteen, containing one hundred and
sixty acres. Second. Part ofJhe North West quarter
Of section nine township sixteen OF range eighteen
the metes and bounds Otwhich set forth IN deed
for the from John Cunningham and wife In
James Douglas, dated November 7th. 1871. and
therein particularly described US follows: Part o.
"ihe North West quarter Of section nine, township
"sxeen range eighteen. beginning at the line of tht
''canal, atthe East boundary of James Mills lands
'thenee West along said hill's land to corner with
p. Miller, now the land of James Douglas thence
"South tn the land Of William Watson deceased
thence East along said line IN the canal line
''ner with the lands OF Charles Ncewanger: thence
"NOuh to the place Of beginning containing thirty.
"three acres more or 1ess; that each all Of the
defendants the heirs at law of David c. Runner de
ceased, who may be vested wilt any tile therOtn hold
the same In trust Tor the plaintiff and oihers cla
under him as stated IN said petition. and that they
seVerally, fnras competent 10 do so release md
convey their title 10 the plaintiff. or other. claim
ing under him, the Court may order and that as
any Of them who may be peteut to release and
Sppnnted hy The court 10 max such Conveyance ii
their behalf and that till such conveyance convey
anees be made the said judgm eht operate assnch.
The raid defendants are further notified that they
are required to appear and answer said petition o
before hethrd Saturday after the 27h day OF February
4. u. lS6a
Dated this aad day of January. 1852. ...
| HUNTER & DAUGHERTY.
| 6wfnf49 IS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

@ The news of the capture OF For.
Donelson vas Received by our people with
every manifestation of joy. Old men
shouted and Young men split their lungs.
Rebel sy%pathises looked blue, discredl,>
ed the news, and wanted TO "wait For the
wagon" When ths hew5 was Enslly
confirmed, ,oue ,ory---a lawyst-[the mead
EST Of Them all, was heard tn lament tlfo
Victory, declaring It to be "lhe Worst
Thing Chat could happen for the coth'ry.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20


How 10 MAKE CHICKEN PIE. The
Rurb Nett Yorker has the following rec
ipe:
Seeing an inquiry in recent issue Of
your journal for information. relative to
getting up chicken pie, l send my mode.
| take two common sized chickens-old
ones will answer, which are not good to
roast-put them ih pot with plenty OF
water, some ss't and boil until tender,
but not too much. Then make crust as
you would for biscuit. | use cream. and
think it BEST Roll about | a inch thick,
and line the sides Of six quart pan with
the crust. then dip in layer Of chicken,
season with butter, pepper and salt to
suit the taste. Thea an other layer Of
crust, and again layer Of chicken, and
so Oh Until The pan is full. Then roll a
top crust large enough to cover the pan.
put into the oven, bake moderately one
hour and half, and you will have chick.
en- pie enough for a dozen persons, and
doubt not but that they will pronounce II
good.-Mrs. A. Green. Amboy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

MARY NJ. Spencer and Ell A. Spencer, OF the
lV1 city OF Madison, and State OF WiscOnsn, and
John N. McAvoy, orthe city of Kalamazoo, "a State
OF Michigan, will take notice. that Thomas Whitaker
Administrator Of the estate of Thomas T. Gill, de-
ceased on the 18th day Of February A. d., 1862 filed
his Petlto In the Probate Court, within and for the
County OF Fairfield and State of Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate of said decedent insufficient c
pay his debts, and the charges o. adminaering his
estate that he died seized Id fee simple of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In said County,
to-wit: The North East quarter or section one ~
Township sixteen Q6) aud Range Eighteen (Is) Of
lands directed to be sold al ChIllicoe except sixty
acres sold on OF the East side nfAaid quarter section
and leaving one hundred acres more or less. That
Martha GILL; widow of said desedent lis entitled to
Dover in said premises, and that George Gill as his
her law holds the next estate lance there
in.
The prayer ofsad Petition 10 for tile assignment Of
Dover 10 said Martha Gill; the adjustment aud deter
mination Of the validity and priority Of liens and for
sale OF said premises subject to such dover estate
for the payment OF the debts and charges aforesaid
Said Petition will be for hearing on the 2Ist day af
March A. D., 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. M. OF as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard.
THOMAS WHITAKER, ddm'r
ofTbomas T. Gill, decd.
Lancaste Feb. 20th, 1865, ,-4w-46 PISS
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY dltys
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
H. lsiDoRE BLAIRE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Assignee's Sale.

.AN FRIDAY THE 2Ist DAY OF PEBRUA RY.
NIlsG2, between the hours OF one and t,ur o'elock
in the afternoon at Ihe Door Og. the Court
House, in the city OF will be sold 10 the
highest bidder the following Real Estate as the prop.
eriy Of John Lyons. to-wit: ,.
Pirst--The south ends haye, Of Lots HoS. seven
and eight, and 10 the sixth square, On Broad way
ofthe towh 81 Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio.
secOnd-A part Of the East haifof Lot No. ~ In
square No. In said town Of fLaDeaster lying West Of
line parallel with and four fee OF the partition
dividing the two rooms Of the building IN said half
lotand being seventeen feet front on Main street.
Terms Of sale third To hand on The day ofsale,
and the resdne In two eqnal annual payments 10 be
secured BY mortgage on the premises.
JAREDT. HOOKER.
a. Assignee Of John Lyons.
Lancaster, Jan. %, IsGa-4wH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
Later from Fort Donelson.

81. LOUIS, February iS.-The St. Louis
Democrats Fort DohsIsou correspond.
ence, under date Of the 17sh. says: 1t is
impossible to state the extent Of our cap
to t1res., everything being in such confusion.
The Fifty fist and Fifty-seventhvirginia,
several Arkansas. Alabama and Texas
regiments were among the forces which
left with Pillow and Floyd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
DR.. }. H. yeLEAA"S VOLCANIC OIL LLNIMES r
TAe Best EEttrnal in the ForId,
fo Mar or Psosf

Thousands Of human beings have been saved life
OF decrepude and misery, by the ofthis invalus
able lnment. 1t will relieve pain almost instanta.
neously, and 1t will cleanse purify aud heal the foul
est Sore in an Incredible shbrttim NeLsaR's Vol-
edne Oil LRiment will relieve the most inveterate
cases Of rheumatism. GOut, or Neuralgia. For Par
alysis, Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weakaessin
the joints, Muscles or Lgaments Il will never fail.
Two apphcatlons'Siil cuTe Sote Throat, Headache
Earaehe. For Burns Scadsa or any Pain, II is an
lnfallible Remedy. Try it, and you will find 1t an in
dispensibe remedy neepit always on hand. o..
PLANfERRS. F4RLIERS, or any one having
Volcenc eilLiHirhent. II is speedy and infalIible
for Calls Sprains. Chafes, Swelling, Lameness
Sweeney, Sores. Wounds, Scratches or any external
| disease. Try, 1t and you will be convinced.
! DR.. J. II. .AeLE.4.N, S0ies Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. MoA
| TPE. l.. Slocum, agent. aug. Is, ls6l--ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

EF Our young friend L. G. BurcH has
Jus. tsturHed from the 17.h. He left the
Regiment at Danvile on the way to Leba-
non. He returns in few days, and will
be glad to take with him any mail matter
that may BY left at Frank Blaire's Shop
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@We clip the following from tie Gin
cinnati Commercial. .....
The Ga m,c Bnwss


EDS. Cow I'll wish; through the me.
dium Of your paper. to call the attention
Of the officers whose duty 1t is to enforce
the LAWS, and ask the Chisi oil Police to
call the notice Of the day Police 10 the
second section of the Game Laws Of this
Slatei a.. ......
''Il shall be Unlawful, after the first day
Of February, in each year, to kill wild
turkey. pheasants. prairie chiohsus or
wild deer aud qusils.'
It also says that any one to putchase OF
have in possession, Of expose to sale, any
kind Of game mentioned 10 the above Act,
when the catching and killing is prohi.
bited, is liable to fine for each off nee.
Any person passing through the mark
cts. and by the various game stores, would
suppose there is no such law, as they pay
no attention to it. NiMROD. :
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

Peterson has Been received, and is
tll.d ss usual, with interesting matter
The receipts in the last number are worth
The subscription p,ice. T. e. Billing
burs. is agent fof this and asl lie other
magazines.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

liza mans platform is no wider than his
individual perceptions of things, moral.
religious or political, lie can bs of but
little advantage td tho world 10 which he
lives twill be an advanced intellectual
state, and ezalled, for man, when broad
platform is permitted; broad enough for
every truly good man to stand upon,
without any reference to how he appre.
henda truth, be he Jew, Mahomedan, or
Christian. ZENO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

EE There will be Divine Service on
Sabbath mex. at 10 O'Clock. Sy Che Rev.
JOHN voaur, at the German Reformed
Church. All are respectfully invited to
attend.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

Brilliant Achievement BY Gen. Lander.
CUMBERLAND, Maryland, February 81
General Lander made aforced march OF
Thursday night. surprising and breaking
up rebel camp at Bloomery Gap, killing
lS, capturing II commissioned officers
and As privates, losing but two men and
six horses. ~
He led the attack in person, at the head
Of the First Virginia Regiment of Caval
ry. This opens the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to Hancock again.
General Lander having cleared his de
pattu ent Of the enemy, renews his re,
qnest to be relieved OF his command, on
account OF i'll health ~
A portion of Lander's command, under
Colonel Duhning, has occupied Moor6eld
and captured 225 beef cattle.
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lsor the Lancaster Gazette

lFoE uo Lanchster UuLeLIe.
Can any man apprshend lis own being?
II he cannot, how much less can he a2.
prehend the power thas brought him into
being. Can any, by searching find out
GOds' And yet men discourse as glibly
of the omnipotent Derry, his powers, at
tributes, will, private councils and ways,
as of Napoleon. Washington or Shakes
peare. The revealed word of God, as
manifested Ia the visible universe, tells,
In unmistakable language, of some su-
preme intelligence above all; but there
mortal ken stops. All behind the veil,
which is suspended between this life and
the Hereafter, is mystery, only mystery.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

70 The Eagle office has los, it's only
decent proprietor. Rotsn'f is now its sole
owner. The man Who denounced the
Z war for the Union as "upholy. unjust and
damnabls," and who has lent his whole
energies to the cause of treason, who ha.
not drop Of royal Blood IL his yehs.
o has now full sweep,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

1wWe notice another arrival Of New
Goods this morning, at Reid Cash Store.
ANDREW is bound to keep up his supplies.
Give him a cali and examine his goods.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

~ Colonel CoNSELL left for lis regi-
hent at Lebanon, Kentucky, on Tuesday
last. in fiae spiiits, and entirely restored
10 health.
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Mem A6Ofriisemtntss.
Estate OF A Sraha am Hedges, dec
Dissolution,

TENHE partDerabip heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the name OF Bee ~ n Burber-
~ was dissolved by m utus consent on the I7th Inst
p 81. BeeIy having pdfchased tie interest Of Tho 70
yrnG ps rtnor, will continue the gTocery and bakery
Old arm. p M BERRY
Oct. %, l2ci.-tf32 GRO. RURHRRRY