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The Spsciel Mission.

-,
The last Steamer announces, that Lord Ashbnrton
coming out to the United States, as Special hih'se'
- din,t all the points of difference between TIE ,wo
sonn;res. This is very important intelligence; we
No The mission may be attended with success we
sume that Lord A (of the House of the Barrngs) mas
smother obec, in viewO take care of.he man
lis il perhaps coming to after our stocks ne
Globe remarks, that 'he Tory Ministry are entitled
. credit for selecting Special Minister, whose nc'',
s n.e;se 1t reminds from the BAr'ngs'
s, our presen, Secretary of State, received no, ohe
40. his extraordinary fee of flooo tor sort OIL pro-
II onipion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

Union may interfere, lis ca;mSasd ccncatory tone,
its dgnihed and unnp issioned manner, It they
fail to persuade invariably possess the great ner, of
failing 10 offend. The Messenger is Indeed welcome
friend The flowers OF romance, the bright dreams of
poesy are scattered freely through s science and
The arts are no strangers TO il cnns and the most
enlightened Statesman may find, among its prcduc-
toms, facts to inform and arguments 10 convince his
derstanding. The January number Of the Messenger,
to those heretofore unacquaincd with its excellence,
may afford an illustration Of ;'s foregoing remarks,
to those who are its old acquan nccs 10 say that the
last number is worthy of It's predecessors, is to say
enough
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70 TIE rDJroR or THE E,ou,Rrs.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.
Tie Bill! changing the day Of holding the County
Courts Of Lunenburg, having passed and taking effect
from The passage thereof wish you 10 call attention
TO the fact, that no Inconvenience may grow out of
the change. Our next Comfy Court will be on the
second Tuesday Of February
Respectfully,
X. T. MARSHALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

I7oTTCE ,s hereby given, all Persnns having claims
~ against the Estate Austin roocSe late oil me county
dsn,,red rms life about twelve eighteen months
since either in the county Of Hanover or Hennoo WIZ rase
nesent them legally authenticated By the hlrd Mona IN u
~, arrangement NAV made for their ayment An
ho NAV moi, avail Of this notice VIII take notice.
will be plead against tem as am determines o @
~ ,g,;rs M the Estate early possible All VINO may 70
dbsd 70 The Estate OF deceased viii find TO tne
,ase 10 come forward and the balances ~ no
be given risa,'. S5,y,T Of and
SoH'H'Ses" 49, - s0-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
TIE CADETS OF THE STATE.

TIE TANHTS Of THE STU TT.
Extract of Letter from Col Smith Prineipal of m,
Military Institute Of Lexington.
Va. MILITARY IssrIrurE, Jan. %, 1912
81 take the earliest opportunity to inform you that
Corps reached this in good order and well condi-
toned on yesterday at ~ o'clock. Although we
marched through the rain Thursday from James
River Ferry to Dasts Tavern, at the head Of the Blue
Ridge Canal, none have expe ,enccd any nconven-
ence from it. We received every hospitality possible
from the good people of Lynchourg They made every
s:y ;: s:':::' s: s'' ni
rade and 10 accept Of co.. hey wonld not per
init ne to pay my bill al, b., and wagon was
sent at the expense of Tho cvte to escor, US home
with our baggage"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

m The House d Representatives has adopt.
a. hr' "esswoods resolution TO wind up the Union
sihk, o. vote OF L 10 >. The resolution runs as
" h,s0|''a .tspeet'as tie raton Eank of Florida
n'sg'"a' nal 50 iiagrant has been the msmanage
''.. vi .ne mon Bank Of Florida, so desperate is
- present condition. and hopeless its prospects,; that
T po'ee'onci The interests Of the holders of Terrific
.a' bonds issued 10 raise the capital Of said Bank the
ress OF The reputation Of the people of this
..'so,E ron impeachment end the present and fu
,o,as %s , o. the people Of Florida, imperiousy de-
"'i' 'ne affairs Of said institution be forthwith
~ :" progress Of liquidation, and said Bank wounc
:" specify as ps.,cabe; and that Of the Senate
,,smhs. 'ont Select Committee, to consis, of -four
.",as o. each House, be appointed to devise mea
III q t'ee, such object; SAID Committee to report by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
D. VI. IIoyt * Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND Va,
GONE LIZ,
PRIZES 70 90 OUT,

To-day present patrons with Schemes 10 b. drawn In
February We brg call t, particular acgon 10 them. Wo
richer collection have been In the
ri Fortune" We intend sending Fortunes
extend their
pr.:cs s.l cke. You all know that
Neither n gel n piize unless lac has ticket
You reputation for selling prizes Send your
and have always DONE will answer by
turn MAIL and the drawing over send you Star"
tanning the drawing, FREE OF COST.
Please address d. NJ HoYT & CO., Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

We understand, that CHARLES F. NJ. GARsETr, the
s'n Of James N Garrett Esq, Of this State, has been
spoon ID By Governor Mcdonald Chief Engineer of
ln- State of Georgia We have no doubt but that Mr.
= will prove himself worthy Of the honor which has
been pad TO hun. He IS gentleman Of fine educa.
ton Of great moral worth, nigh principles of action,
and an cxpeElencad and able Ennineer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

4 VALUABLE PAMUNKEY Estate FOX at ~.
J)Y virtue Of az Trust from B. Mel onn 10 " :;
ID dalr the 2h cf december 1881 aud admitted !" i
the Clerks Office Hanover County Court we 2.t VI
l.35 we shall on Tuesday the III day oi March ne, az
Otherwise Iir next day thereafter, at y @
church Tavern -ad County, expose TO sa'e NJ pa
N tho highest bidder cash, that valuable Estate
the present Of said McI"nIh, ~ WA
~ acr-s of land 3.2 Of which being pifcha ~ na
WcTon, from Col rarkr Street and the r.manih. ~
acres said D. McTomns twoors parts o. eo NE ,ere
land known as George Bakey's E>taie,l about oO ,,
which are first rate low grounds, not supas " ~ ~,
hr any on Pamunkry river There are no" -
Estate "a we are informed several hundred blshe's ~ -
bs Estate is situated lower end Of Hanover oS %,i
4 miles from Richmond city, quarter Of ini'e " IN. "
hh an, i,if If mile from New Castle, where mere
nnhc landn. for the delivery Of on board :" uses $3.50 @
In. from Is m - hundred bushels There on th
d.na house Two story calculated for large ias Gnu an
nere.say It has on an And we
dcr mis- Estate equal. il 10 any ~ he - -
~ =, 1,,tees We convey only such ie a. u s y. "s
~ ~ deed of trust, although believe the tue
os 'Ae 'e.o v ' RICHARD 6. SMITH, T-,s,,,
, o:,b " " sa-tds
M Tho WIZ Requested 10 copy country paper I'LL sale
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The Coalitioa--contradieted!


A Washington Correspondent OF the N 1. i,nr ~,
AN con,rad,cts the rumored Coalition between MT.
j., and the Wings The following are the remafSso'e
,erms in which It is couched: cu
.Power and Patronage Of Mr. Tyler-1he follow.
,r inflammation is contained in private letter from
w.shnc.on OF the 10Th January: The rumor OF an
.,ro,;e,,,;on between the President and the wings
tsf No cpnda,on; for know Mr.. Tyler has TINS aay
ecared that, in appointments, ne should LOOK eA',",
III IL those VIII, have uniusled his banner 10 ms
'.sooay friends This was said to one who told h,n'
bs wor,hessness OF certain applicants tor oiice VINO
.o;.ss 10 be Taler men. tie was bold, explicit ana
,,onha,ic. Every scamp in office knows that by pro.
,,.Inr persona devotion, he has perfect immunity
u, ms, ylalnes and license for all future aoon''na'
,,,ns How much political morality likely 10 remain
81 the end Of IS months:
Tia, is TO saw tha, unless Mr. Tyler gives the ioaVes
ana fishes 10 the Clay Wings, there can be no coa.''
,.nn They will not support him, unless they are 10
e,sve the crumbs of Office. This is the only consde
r.,ion on which they will comSns with humane as
N TYLER refuses the terms the contract cannot De CON
.nnna,eA Tne letter. writer puts words mo MT
l,rs bps for which, ot course, we cannot undeltaAe 70
ouch We shrewdv suspect, that they are not tns eS
nr.ssions which he might have used-Enqarer,J
c,oroi.-Returns are received from all but fou1
c,,n,;ss-and the resul. is that Cooper the highest
Republican candidate is 80 votes ahead OF DougheT'
t.. Inc highest WhigThe present average majority o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

~ the energy of their tenionsiance, TO MAINTAIN
Ne credit Of their stocks, aud 10 prevent ,ie oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

yYTATCmMAkER's TOOLS AND MATERlALs.1,W,a.teh
w makers furnished with all kinds OF ou ~
rails nj ,r Subscribers store, conprisinres Of Tue Various
kinds used by the trade bench vices, PIN vices NAM 49, a
mers blow pipes, drivers pyars Getting npprs NV
coIeis drI stocks breaches. tool handles. Also az Minus
glasses consisting Of unettc patent lni am m sves
for clocks and watches, watch das jewels '
caan hooks hest OIL fusee chains VERGE s'a ' s
watch bands second hands, wezeIs, steel ws; ,e anu
weights, etc. T. GENNEl, "P'S"' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
vFW R00E-NIypERY- & RTANK BOOK MANrFAcToRY,

NEW OK-nlNDERY, & RLASK BOOK MANCFAcIokf,
E;0ht doors abore fh1 OH .Harkct, Mann street
ys,uE snbsc rer respectfully informs the citizens of
and lis vicinity that he has established Bopk-hnaey w
the room adjoining r. Barclays Bookstore for the purpose oI
executing Book binding Blank Book Manufacturing anu hung
Papcr IN form and pattern lie has JUST
ro IN, Nor win full supply Binders Tools aud Stoc
and j. prepared Ike mp Blank Books To order ~ ea, ana
substantial manner, and 10 bind periodicals, publications. mist
~ ~ ~ -, aanh " r 10y JOHN q. EGE.
anu "'s.'"e" s2-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
Baltimore Reformed Drunh0rds at the odd, Feiolcs'

Baltimore Reformed Druahards at the odd Feliors'
Saloon, this Erenng.
Messrs. Pollard aud Wright, two Of the Baltimore
Reformed Drunkards, who .ave been very successful
Lecturers Of the Baltimore Washington Society in Ma
rylaad and Pennsy yana, having been invited by our
Temperance Societies, will be here day, and address
the people This Evening, atlhe Old.Pellows Saloonat
quarter past o cioch.
Christian keener Esq, the distinguished advocate Of
Temperance accompanies them.
All persons are nviitd TO attend.
A NELIA aCADEMY-ihc Summer Session uf tins Ins,u-
IL ton WI commence February IL AMI end July st
1frmsFor Board and Tuition, $50 payable ~ advance
Observation-Disclosures Dew, HGLaa Nay; Professor liar
on GnrfrSay II Irgipa Hon. VIM Archer, WashngtOn L.
4. Iarvc EsG kctrlOai
Direct post paid Elk Hill F. O., Amelia.
W. II. HARRISON
Jan. - S2-wIw
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80 = -, Ia n,tion some six eight months since REQ
S.a,,ine without mark of any kind ne OM hei " 'e''
n move uroperty pay charges, and take nj" ava" MAYO
Jan. u .Ih-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

of Antonio Pomar Esq late Spanish Consul II Norfolk,
who famed for mpotn. fine sherry mes sent 10 ms
residing NJ Caz samples al the wine considered hest,
nh request Tia, he would ship me- 20 ir casks They livr
arrived. and fully tony expectations o,cI Tor 'aa
II ,hr.. Wines Al about the same paid Mr. Pomar for
similar wines myself and friends; and hesitate not 10 pro-
uonHcr them fine. 49,. 49,,
v.ar. for the rs. Of Hotel my stock Is larger than desire 10
keep. therefore, offer for sale h"rshsaa ana " CASKS ~
ar casks Of the If le pipes and a. casks oil
l, npor,aon; also m cask Of very fine old aainsey
v,ll sell these wines below their value. Madeira al so per
dozen fully equal! superior, 10 wines have seen selling
fm 6 IN siG PER bottle Pale Sherry, double u: also,
Pale and Brown Sherry sa s6nd slS per dozen The bot
lied w! he put of dozen EACH and forwarded
10 any on wishing 10 purchase. - :.
WI. FRENCH, Frenchs Hotel, .Toro2 "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

The Nashville Banner Of the 18th saws. that "The
Senate has amended the Bank Resumption Resolutions,
rom the House. bv changing the dav for the Banks TO
ssnme' IRON The IL July 70 the Isl January next and
'fofnS ,ae State Bank 10 resume whenever either OF
'e soek Banks shall doso Tie resolutions, as amend.
| nave mol passed the Senate, but are made the order
{" The day for Wednesday next,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

NOTICE TO PIASTERS1he undersigned, inspectors al
Seabooks Warehouse Richmond take pleasure IN announc
Ia the Tobacco Planters Virginia that they have added new
sheds 10 The Warehouse and ready 10 receive MI TOBACCO
which they may think 10 entst TO Their care iol wn
he be prize will obtained and great care iakeh 10
neyen, The tobacco from getting while IN the
Some wears since warehouse IN bad repue WIN o
an,,s bu The present Inspectors them hat ever
hing @ br dome 10 aid by attending personally
IN the inspectiou and tobacco They WIZ DC g ~
ali for he former customers the warehouse ana nc pant
generally c,-t, n;r.,son., Bieh,aons
1"P'so = s0-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

1 Wo received by las night mail the Proceedings Of tho
Democracy le fuyarnl, Caroline, Orange and
kcbmond"hn have respectively sent delegates u tic COnse
tion OF the 81 February. They mi appear saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27
Deaths.

Died. the ao December IN the city Of Richmond MIS- Re-
,rcc, wifi. Of John d. Garrett eldest daughter Of Isaac
Johnson Of the county Of Cumberland, ~ his second wife Her
ndponu was Duration, but ten days before her
death >hc was ENJOYING usual hca; All that skilu physicians
friends could do not able Ia arrest INC disease IN
AIRS q has cherished serious respecting her spiritual
rcsts although she did profess conversion until short time
be her al that mc after several days Of deep anxiety
lie exes.pd L. her companion readiness IL depart h1ng her
inns, aim. in the merits of the She las c hu
L, nd nnds eycralc hlLcn O mnILn theiI loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-27

CLASSICAL ScHOUI-Ihe session Of School VIII
- begin st February next aud continue hve months
In addition 10 the English Education, WIN
be taught those necessary qualifying Youth for entering Cot
ere or the University The is s Board Gc,wil
furnished by the subscriber 81 month Woodour my
healthy and agreeable nesorhood removed from places dis
uat,on Having frequently published testimonials from sevea
gentlemen ell know my qualifications and success as
teacher shall always read show them TO an! gentleman
desiring it, wishes patrOuise my school scholars can
come from Charlottesville horseback and VIII nave 'heh
trunks brought out. - Gu, ,.,,.t.
III ,a nro"'n,,. attended 10 GEORGE OLIVE.
WI. =. 7I-wiw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-04-16
GhoTD Spring
GOODS.

A la"ge and extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS. ju~t received by the
subscriber, and for sale CHEAP, next door
TO the Court House, consisting in part of
Cloths and Cassimeres. Muslin de LANES.
Silks for Dresses, ChlntZes and Lawns.
Irish Linens, Flax and Tow l. mems, Table
Lineus and cheap mu,lIns. Hosiery aud
Gloves, large assortment of Summer
Goods Tor men and bows. together with IA
general assortment of AMERICAN DRY
GOODS. all of which will be sold at re-
duced prices.
Also "A general assortment of good and
cheap Groceries. Respectfully
WILLIAM TORBERT
April 9th 1912
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COnstable's Sale.

10y virtue of sllndlv writs Of feri facias
Dissued by William Hanes Esq. one of
Justices of the peace Of the State of Ma
ryand. in and for Cecil County. at the suit,
of r. F. and r. Biddle, at the suit of r..
+. Clayton, and at the suit Of Joshua
Craig, against the goods and challes,
lands and tenaments of John w. Bouchell.
and Isaac Bouchell, and t., me directed.
| have seized and taken into execution
all the right, lille, interest, and claim, Lnlh
at law and in equity, of the said John w.
Bouchell, and Isaac BnucheII. in and to
all that tract of land, on which the said
John W. Bouchell. now resides, situate.
living and being, on Bohemia Manor, Ce-
ell County Md. and hereby give notice
that on SATURDAY the 10Th day of
April, 1912. at the front door of The Court
House in EIkton, between the hours of
10 O'clock 4. Nj. and 3 O'clock. p. NJ |
will expose the said property 50 seized
and taken ,ntn execution, to the big est
bidder for Cash to satisfy said writ of
FIERI FACIAs.
IIEZ. FOARD.
March 26lh-ts Constable.
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COHlstable's Sale.

HDY virtue at ii writ of irli IacIaS l-su-
Fed by William lanes E~q. one of the
Justices Of the Peace of tie STATE of Mary
land. in and for Cecil County, at the suit
of Sylvester NugPnl. use of John T.
Brown, against the goods and chat els.
lands and lenempntS Of Thomas jefferson
Foster, and to me directed, | have sirled
and taken into execution all lhe right, Ii
lie. interest and clam both al law and in
equity, of the said Thomas Jefferson Fos-
ter in aud to all that piece or parcel of
land. being part OF a tract Of land called
wv ASP NEST situate, lying, and beng
in Elk Neck, Cecil GO. d. adjoining
lands of the heirs Of William S!agpl, and
obtaining. % acres, roo, 5, and 39J
perches, he the same NOR" or less. and
hereby give motto that ON SATURDAY
the 10Th day of April. 1912, between the
hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ. al d 3 O'rlock
p. VI. at the front door of the Courl House
in Elkton, will offer the said property
so seized and iaken into execution To the
highest hdde, for Cash, TO satisfy said
writ of lieri iacias.
IIEZ. FOARD.
March 26,h-ts Constable
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Trustees Sale

I'm pursuance of Decree of Hartford
County Court, sitting as Court of E.
guilty, the subscriber as Trustee, will ex-
pose to public sale on Wednesday the
9Th day of April next, at Rowland's
store, in the village of Rowlandsville, in
Cecil county, the following valuable pro-
perry, viz:
A Tract of Land, called "McCov's
Mistake" containing 80 acres, 3 roods,
and 20 perches, situated in Cecil county,
near the village of Rowlandsville on the
East side of Octorara creek, about quar-
ter of mile from its mouth, and about
five miles hom Port Deposit.
The chief inducements to the purchase
of this property are, that it contains We
ry valuable water power upon which are
erected Grist Mill and Clover Mill,
though now somewhat out of repair.
This property is considered very valu-
able, having heretofore, several times in
changing owners sold for $4,000.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree, ale that one-thrd Of the purchase
money shall be paid on the day of sale.
one-lhird in six months, and the residue
in Twelve months with interest from the
= of sale, the purchaser giving bond
sh security, to be approved by the lrus-
for the credit payments.
ale to commence at II o'clock, M.
THOMAS ARCHER.
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CHAM5 RS g. MAFFlT

ia AVE opened their stock Of SPRING
Il & SUMMER GOODS, and are now
ready, to supply their customers and the
public, with Fashionable goods, al lillle
over half the former prices.
just received lot New Crop Sugars,
with a general assortment of Groceries
which are for sale very low.
In selling CHEAP GOODS, they are
prepared for the Tug OF War;
Eiklon, April OH 1912
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Burk Jesse Johnston VIM.
Bouchell Isaac Johnson Cassyanne
Beard Joseph Jenniss Rev. David
Buckley Mrs. Mary KriIholIy Isabella
Buck Alvv II. M Clere Thomas
Brooks John Mccormick Miss
Budd Col Ann
Boyd Francis Met ulIough An
Campbell John drew
Curtin Constance .Mack & Address
Caldwell John Norris Doct. Will
Cameron John G. liam 2
Duke Philip Owen Doct. j.
Dolbow Peter ON ,ll Henry
t.wI James Owens B. F.
Erwin Nam'l. Capt. Patterson Calender
Fitch John S. Pennywell James
Flch Lewis Reynolds R.
Flowers Charles Shepherd Russell
Gurie Joseph Whiecar Washing
Gallon John ton
Heath Ben amin F. " ilson J. G.
Hopkins Edward Walters William r.
Harris James F. Walker John
Ilanes VIM
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
]. w. ABRAHA us. P. NJ.
April 2-3t
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Sale

RY virtue of writ of teri facias issu-
Ded by John A Rankin, E.q. one the
justices of the peace Of the Sale of Mary
lannd, in and for Cecil County. al the suit
of Millicent Shippers, against The goods
and chalres. lands and tenements, cfJohn
Shippers, and TO me directed, have sci
zed and taken into execution. all the right
title, inlere.l, and claim, both at law, aud
in equity, of the said John E. Shippers, in
and to, all that tract of land IN which he
now resides, situate. lying and being, in
Cecil co. Md. aud | hereby give noli e.
that ON MONDAY the 25h of April. inst.
between the hours of 10 n'clnck A NJ. and
3 o'clock P. NJ. at The front door of the
Court House in Elkton. ! will offer for
sale the said properly so seized aud taken
into execution 10 the highest for Cash. t"
satisfy said writ.
LEI. FOARD,
April 2nd-ts Constable.
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COnstable's Sale.

10y virtue of several writs of vendi ex-
~ ponas issued by Samuel Hays, one of
the Justices of the peace of the State Of
Maryland, in and for Cecil County at the
suits of William Wrothwell. Adm'tor of
John R. Francis, Francis B. Crookshanks,
John R. Price, and Davenport Maynard,
against the good and challles. lands and
tenemenls, of Thomas V. Slradley, to me
directed, | have seized and taken in Exc
cutlon all the estate, right, title. interest
properly, claim and demand, at Law and
in Equity, of the said Thomas V. Slradley,
IN and to all that house and lot or house
and lots, of which his father died, seized,
and upon which he now resides situate
lying and being in Sassa(ras Neck, Cecil
County, aforesaid, and hereby give no.
tce that on SATURDAY, the 23rd day Of
April next, at Ceclton at IL O'Clock A..
NJ. will offer for sale the said property,
So seized ard taken in execution by pub
tic auction to the highest bidder for Cash.
CHARLES O'NEIL Constable,
Ceciton March 25,h lS42-ts
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MANSION HOUSE,

Corner Of ST. Paul and Fayelte streets
Baltimore.
IL THE undersigned having
&AS;s:A takel. fitted and furnished the
- LEE VI '.NSlON HOUSE as a
&Gss.se:--SPJ BLIC HOTEL would be
happy to receive the patronage of his
friends and that of the travelling COM
munily who may favor him with call,
and halters himself that they will find
every comfort and attention which are to
be met with in the best Ilotels in The city.
N B. A few Gentlemen can be &C
commodated with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
BILE terms.
JOHN ALBERTSON.
April OH 1S1O-6m