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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28

Blue Ridge and arrive Staunton by 10 A NJ
The Guyandotie A. NJ
Dale by night and sn: there morning daylight reaches
Warm Springs breakfast; Caaghans
White sulphur r NJ Lewsburg by T. VI
the ID day - hours Than the by Lynehbu The
whole less and trip the week days
The Natural Bridge Line Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays ION the alternate days will be frnhc
IL 4. NJ reaches Lexington night morning
day light and the Natural Bridge breakfast where
until AFTER dinner and Dbs Springs by
leave after breakfast Calghans
and the White sulphur Springs by p NJ
The roads splendid the and fall and
coaches = fine heretofore.
These Lines Main Mail pre-
ference al Others pvHt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28

W lhGlNtA.-At Rules held III the Clerk Of
fee OF the Superior Court Chapcery the Richmond
Circuit the eth day Of November.
Mack Goods, Plaintiff
Against
Beverly Ah!eTson Philip Anderson and Defendants
The defendant. above appearance
OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
inhabitants this ordered
sad defendants do the Rules be hold the first Mon
day in February AMI the bin Of the palnuf
copy Of this Ordo be forthwith inserted in pub
hshed In the city Of Richmond months successfully and
posted al the front door of the Capitol in the said city
a Copy-TcHe,
26-w9w WIN. C. SANDS {. c.
A L Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law Chsneer the county
Of Hanover, on Saturday, the 9Th % October Is4e:
John ID. Longan, Plaintiff.
Against
John Broeknson Ezekiel Woody Henry Duke Thomas
w. Goddin, John Haw, VIM Kersey MsTiwpther
Defendants.
This day the paniin by attorney
the defendant John e. Brongon having appear
and security according the Act Assembly
Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
he not an nhablnt Of this Commonwealth ordered
the said defendant do appear here first day April
and the plaintiffs blu
be forthwith inserted in published the city
Richmond, for months successfully and copy
posted At the front door Of the Court House county.
4 Copy-Tese
no 26-ewow wM. o WINSTON, y. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28
To Physicians.
DIR. RO. THOMPSoN'S PELVIC CORSET


Urero BID OminaI BandaEe,
For the cure of Polapsus Uen by External Pressure.
IHNHE subscriber having purchased of DIR. Ro.
II Thompson the right make and
uero Abdominal Bandagc for the Proapeus Uer
q the womb respectfully them
faculty possessing advantages every kind
nen for the and ask their We
enabled to put them at such prices them
Of every patient.
The following certificates respectfully submitted:
Dr J,by Gkrr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURGN POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines To Charlottcsvillc, Stnunton, Lynchburg
and the Virginia Springs.

3DELLLNt .7EOfDED-.fN'D GRE3TLf IN
CREASED EXPEDITION.
Passengers leaving Richmond byt he Railroad, 1T
A. NJ reach the Junction to breakfast and thence
proceed together with passengers arriving At the June
tion from the North the Louisa Railroad TO Cor
louisville. and thence by To Charlottesville reach
ing Charlottesville by z. NJ and Cookies Is miles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-28

A AIDES VERY SUPERIOR CALF, sEAI+sNiN, MID AND
- MOROCCO WALKING SHoEs-Ws have stoe a vep
nne OF the above fashionable and ssssonsbe
to which respectfully ask the Of the LAestey VIII
be sold very low. D. BURLINGTON & CO.
de Mansion House
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
ANN BROwN, 47g Houston. street.


Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, and FOR expor-
talon by A. B. SANDS CO, Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildings No. 2S Broadway corner Of Chambers
street Nev-York Sold also by A. b L d. Sands Drug
s Ms 10 and 100 Fulionst streei; David Sands CO.. No
Il East Broadway, Of Markets;feet Price SIS
ho,,Jss ior * NIL If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

II Remember the Removal of the Zeal
Canaphire Oil, Spirits and improved Burner 10 La
dsoed pearIy 50 per cent. 6. W. McCREDY, JR.
-nlS N.l
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

Iss GAYLORD, Agent of the Home
I7A-e League CASH TAILORING EsrArLIsHmENE, has
REMOVED from so. IA No John.street, and has hand
handsome OF Fashionable Winter Goods, pur.
CEASED al the lowest cash prceconsstiDg of French and
English Beavers Frerch and English Cloths, French Eas
tic and AMERICAN PREMIUM Cassimers Cas6meres Fig.
Velvet and San Vestngs-a all Of which Wit be made mp 10
order fashionable style shor, notice Particular alten.
paid Cutting, Making and Trimming Garments ond
o. Novembers g is42 ' n80 2~is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
Principle made practicable is Principle made useia
e AJEW-YURK CASH TAILORING
I ESTABLISHMENY. a42 EuIton.a., NewY0rk

I ESTABLISFNENI, I, INtW.NVIN.
The undersigned, in announcing 70 their patrons their de-
termination achere strictly priscipe o cash deal
g in their business would take occasion TO say that they
have become we'll satisfied OF the practicabty and useful
such plan by the uniform which has at.
n!ed its operation in their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by tie customer from The adop.
this Extraordinarily realizing gain OF so per cent
rpon credit prcestey conceive perfectly obvious and
and The facilities with which they invested oi furnishing
cheap aad rich garment, they viii not dilaie-inly
sued they tha this simple fact is well known
her celebrity well established, require further
And in calling the attention OF the gentlemen OF tho
Uated States and New York in particular, TO their
rlent OF choice goods they will merely observe that
sitting puncuay and dispatch answering the commands
o. her reRds much part OF their system as cash
payments n3H sf J. e.. BOUTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

ASENATH NJ PIT HiLLIfS.
NEW LONDON Co. ", Norwich, Nov 4, lStG
Personally appeared, the aboye-named Asenalh NJ Phil
lips and made oath the facts contained III the foregoing
statrnlent before me. RUFUS ". MATHEWsON,
.Jasiice OF the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Phillips, certify
that the above asserted facts substantially true
WM. II. RlCHABOS
Minister OF the Gospel al Norwich, Conn.
J another proof OF the superior value aad efficiency OF
this preparatioI.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
AT PRIVATE sALE.

One OF the Aesrcbl PrHS Tire middle As'e OF ST
Z drtiolOmew's Church tl.Ri9yeue Place. -
new story dwelling house and lot In University Place
the 4th house abSvt. Eleventh street.
T. story cling house and lot No. a0 Fonrth-s
overlooking Washington Square.
The Yelling house and lot No. " Dunnestreet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
ADIFS'EL LEGANT OVERSHOES

4 DAYS First Premium Oyershoes for Ladies weigh
but fev ounces made with Lenther OF Kaobsf so,es
I've ,han sny other manufacture. In aGdoD we have
dsnt styles and kinds Of X RabSGf sIses ,,,r sna
reioded that every pair of Oyrrshoes has our name
ttcbed asd are warranted and IL the soIcs loosen others
viii be given ia exchange money retnined
HORACE II DAY, Successor 10 E0ybnry J. X Co
nix aodITo IS Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
A GlERlCAN hlUSEUM-Narble build

"A ing. Broadway, opposite St PauPS Church.-Daj
vlsier, admitted the same evening Free
T This immense establishment conSsso OF SIX Spacious
Ills; each over 100 feet in length, aHd containing more
wonderful works OF nature and than any five museums
IN America. Last week OF YANKEE WlNCIlELL; the
mysterious GIPSEY GIRL is reengaged. T. 6. Booth
celeste Miss Hood, Albno Lady, Fancy Glass Working
Grand Cosmorania, &c.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, al
O'clock and every evening al halt past ocl3ck Ac
mission 70 the whole % cents; children half price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

TFun style of eseniieuacu;s sHats-BIRD
arner of Pine and Nassausree,, has ready for in
spcction and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
,0ens Hats o5 FSM&WF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
ATATCHES lower than ever.--In con

AZ ATCHES lower than ever.-In con
w sequence Of the reduction Of Gaties by he late
srG the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers Anchor Escapement, Lepint and other Watches
OF and splendid patterns. ard Jewelya retail stn
considerable reduction from former prices, being mrci
lower than they can be bought for any other place in
tie city Gold Watches low as so TO s25 each
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought All watches
warranted 10 keep good time the money reiusned.-
Watches and Clocks repaired in the best Manner and ~sr
ran;ed a, much less than The usual prices.
G. G.. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and jewellery,
oi?su wholesale and retail 50 Wail-st., up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards, Aucponecr.
(Y BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATE
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
AS Store iS6 Broadway.
Liberal cash advances made consignment, for an,So

WEDNESDAY EVENING.
,. AZ o. O'Clock a, the Auction Room.
LAS9E SALE eE New BcoSs-An extensive assor.xen,
works. fancy bound BOOK, ssS =. - po.r Jar,
elegant Bibles and Prayer Boks Juveniles &C. by nsie
copies or IN quantities. - s'N
pocket bibles, PRAYER books psalms and hymns s
AlSo BoZs works, vols vos 10 CorS- Foster N;eS,,h
&c 8 svu; Dicks complete wcrSs, W; 10 SSsSsnearr'
works Walter Bruce's Seography, vols; 10 syrons
complete works, Charles o Hary Rol,irs S,rSsn, ,
ry vols 10 Bunyuns Pilgrims Progress 10 Tok. an A..
antic souvenir lsf2 aad sS; 10 Odd Fellows 0ferins
Tor 1885, AdGseHs Soecistoc, vols; 10 CanlnheiFs Re-
graphical Sketches, Floral Eos raphy - PoiloSs Corr
.e; 10 Friendships oferpg, 1913; Selections non, th.
rsnny Magazines; Presdeuts Messages 80 Noye. Pen.
uarship s0O American Singers O~n Book; > Who shall
be Greatest: orginal Poems Family Secrets IA Cousin
tucys Books Spring and Summer, i Keepsake Stories,
Boys Week Day Book, Orphan Boy, M0ores Complete
Poeica Works, va; 10 Sceis do 10 tio>tiihs do 10
Robert Burns do, Chatham Surke and Ersknes
es wipdham ana Iusk;S>ors DO, CanatDgs Select dos
Hiss Mttord's WORKS, Don oasotte vols Organ
Respiration so lbs Dutch %ed Sealing Wax, Austin Hall,
- Millions Paraise, IL DR. JohnSoRs Ras>eas, lala
,ncSh, Book OF Pleasures Marshaies Washington Men
ophou Sir> Greece. IS Cranes Piano Forte, Nicholas
Life 800 Charlotte Temple IS Sailer Boy Sol Pocket Tes
lmens 500 wm Tell. 500 VIM Wallace, l04 Pecsei Tssta-
erts, leitere leo New England Prmmer, u Caos, and
CIrcsi;ies, 10 Christians Daily Food, JopSs LETTERS
Vcarof Wakefield, 20 DuncNulbe on Free Banking.
american Politician, ) Piekwck Papers vols, 50 Bible
Stoyies &c &c.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Dec. ID $ ana i6.
VALUABLE PSIvAre L!BRARy-the remainiug portion OF
tie valuable library OF Inc late : D. Lansuee Esq.
Catalogues are row 10 The coarse OF pgepayator and
VIII be issued oge week before The sale.
FRIDAY EVENING.
.it64 O'clock at the Alctian Rocm
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BooHS-A private library
"a medical books, including complete set from The CON-
neneement OF Johnsons Medlco Chrugical Review, So
vols; also large assortment OF misce laueouS books
Aisl, mahogany Wiring Book Case.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

DAKERY.-ih he subscriber, having re-
moved his old established Bakery from j.s err rS,s
the commodioas building No. X1y S...n. III
friends and old customers thai continues The pssDg to-
kes and Crackers in every variety fresn
weIl.knowp QUALIFY OF his articles requires 20 ~, id
his Crackers in particular can se nesy
Shippers supplied IN any qnaSSy SsyyYok, 70 is' Dec
pacaee, 10 go any ustance- u. P. WARD.
2y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
RgR. BRaHAM has the honor to an

I'VE he will give Concert at The Society
Tuesday Dec 9th, which occasion he VII!
sing McGregor's Gathering and song called The
Family Meeting by Miss Augusta Brown, and Mr. Charles
Braha:n, Tie Transient Hour by g. Wetmors Esq and
Siorriss song OF My Bark is out upon the Sea-
Tickets dollar each, 10 be had al Atwefs, He~ets
O'Clock. d3 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

OGce of tte Nep- York Bo:oery Fire hl;ttrGnee Co.
No. ia Bowery, corner Grand.
u This Company continues 10 insure against Loss
and Damage by Fire reduced of premium from
former charges
Ofice bours from O'Clock, "A. s. TO sunset
JAMES LOvETT, President
prrrp PtScySyy Secry t1 d5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

e-y used IN The Composing Room OF The Tribune for sale
a, Ibis Office half price. The laid aside account
of the introduction OF Gas into the Office. l5o u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

u spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
completed for supplying according to pre-
vious inmation, FINE FUR HAT at price (S3 S5)
hch shall render it emphacally the cheapest as well as
loves, priced Gen,een's Fur Hat sale in this
city. prepared in the same style which characterzes
finest article like that article offered at price ut
which il be continued without an unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence aiFms 1t TO he
the gentleman and economist the most desirable fur
Tat vet offered. (o20.) SPENCER, 24o Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

GEORGE HAsxrNsoN, IN5 Eltn-street, New-York
N B-Wan,ed al S4S Eroome-street. patients VINO can
find ao relief others. Old Feyers and Scorauue Sores
and Ulcers long standing cured above Call and see
the invalids the ONCE. Also, host OF certificates from
others iha, have been curesi d. l~ls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

II Particular Nosier.-Those persons havln.
furniture OF asy description dispose Of or vino are break
inc I'D housekeeping viii fnds ready sale Tor any portion
OF their goods by sending ,hs5 aa5eSs of ea
ieaa r. F. C0LTnN.S CO.. 49, ChatiaH-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

Posr OFFICE, New-York, Dec. 5ts, is42.
IFThnnksgivingD - Day.-Thursday, ;he sth insI
being day set apart by the Governor OF the State Tor
General Thankg vng, this Office will be open from To
10 O'Clock, A NJ, and from Il O'Clock. p n. only The
Mails will be closed AZ so minutes past O'Clock, p 81
de 2p JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

DOARD.-A gentleman and bis lady can
be accommodated with good board a, cheap rate,
al g5 Einl-si by furnishing her room, handsome
small paror room alss sin. e geateMen or
t,j,, ~ tryo d5 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

6URTOUTS, CLOAKS, &C., in a va
yety Of s,vIes ready made the Establishment for
srnen,s ofthe st quality. No 2s Broadway, American
ac,si WIN. T. JENNINGS 81 tsf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

E9NNQ OF STANDARD Foreign
ID LVUSj and American Periodicals, Maps, &c, TO
exchange for small Farm Other productive property
SnrIy 10 a. r. SMITH, 95 Liberty St c5 iW@
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

gkI ANThD..-A place by colored
Y Man as Waiter or Coachman. Good references
n,v Al I6q sIort.,t rear &c 2t'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

Thus much do feel il privilege tn testify 10 the ei
cacy OF your notwithstanding Sarsaparlia iaoC>sn"
thanks sirs from one whose comfort and whose nope o
future health tue under God, TO YOU asupnedIy
And may the same Providence that directed me 10 {ooF
aid make YOU happy and honored Instruments OF bless
Ing Others as diseased and despaIs, year machre
Iiexe md rraiefll ir.cEN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-31

contemplate to be galvanised into life" by
opposition and resistance to his views?
If they would, then they could be no ad-
vlsers of mine. Let them submit, and If
they choose let them take sides with the
great be.rayer. They can have no influ-
ence over my course; such timidily, subs
mission, or discretion, if they prefer tn e
word, cannot affect my purpose; such
men have lived in all times past; such
men will live in all times to come; and if
their counsels had prevailed at the time
OF the Revolution, we should not now en-
Joy the glorious privilege of celebrating
every year the anniversary of American
Independence.
am proud then repeat, to find as |
have done that the grea, body of the
Wing party have done justice to my mo-
lives, and approved my efforts, humble
and feeble as they may have been to res
tore violated and dismanted Consttu-
ZION, to its original vrgor anG purity, and
TO b'Ing just retribnlion on the heads of
those who have offended against it.
In this task shall pcrsevere; my ef-
iloI's shall not relax;-I have no l,ars
mat ! shall not be sustained by majority
OF the House of Representatives: | will not
permit myself to spec llate on the pros
pecls OF success in the Senate. only
know that shall make no charge IL at is
not susceptible of proof, and must trus, to
the Honorable Senators OF both parties
to decide fairly and impar,ialy upon them.
In this proceeding, | beg to say, am
prompted by no acrimonious or unkind
feelings personally towards Mr.. Tyler;
on the contrary every body that knows
any thing of our former relations, must
know that my personal feelings, and per-
haps my political interests (for the pre-
sent at leasD would have prompted me to
have gone along with him and sustained
him in his views; and yet that there must
be some dggrauaied cause for the course
| have pursued towards him-that cause
is to be found in the catalogue of wrongs
and impurities which the Wing party and
the national interests have sustained by
his mischleyous and wicked abuse of oil
the powers entrusted to his han DIS.
To each one of you, gentlemen, ten
der assurance of my gratitude for your
generous confidence and encouragement,
and subscrih, myself, with my high res
pect, your fellow citizen and obi ser't.
JNO. NJ. BOTTS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-31
Constitutes $VFP.

HSl virtue of writ of Vendi Exponas,
~ issu ed by VIM. Hancs Esq. che of The
justices of The peace of the state of Mary
land in and for Cecil County, a, the sui,
of John Busk, against the gods and chat
Ties, lands and tcnemcnts. Of james s.
Springer, and George W. Lighncr, and
also by virtue ola wri of fcri laclas issu-
ed by John A. Rankin Esq another JUS
tIcc Of the peace of the county and state
aforesaid, against the said Springer and
Lighlner both of which ar" TO me directed.
| have seized and taken into execution all
the right, title, interest and claim both at
law and in equity of the said james s.
Springer and George W. Lghtncr in and
to all that farm or tract of land whcrcou
the said James S Springer now resides
situate, lying and being in Cecil County
Md, adjoining lands of Joshua Jackson,
Thomas Ricketts,, and others, and here
by give notice that on Monday the BIRD
OF January 1913 between the hours of
II O'Clock NJ. and 3 o'clock P. NJ. ] will
at the from door of the Court House in
Elkton, expose the said property to Pub
Inc Sale to the highcs, bidder for cash, to
satisfy said writs.
llEZ. FOARD, Con'st
Dec. 3lst 1Sl2-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-31
OISHTUA EsY.

Died at his residence at his mills. on
Big Elk in this county, on Wednesday las,
the DIST in .tant, Col. William Garret, in
the Glst year of his age.
We know of no individual in the coun-
ty whose death would have been so en-
tensivcIy and severely felt as is the de-
mise of Col. Garrett Engaged in man
uiac'uring there were gathered around
HIM number Ct families who had been for
many years employed by him, many
vouny persons " no had grown up under
his care; and widows and orphans, who
looked up to him as to farher-his pros
pcrity was thels-theis cares and sorrows
were his. Always taxing the most lively
intcres, in their welfare, they entertained
for him sentiments of the highest regard
und Respectfully sensihly feel his loss
to be severe one and their sorrow is sur
passed only by that Of his family
lie has left a widow and seven children
who submit to the affecting event with
unmeasurcd grief. lie was one of the
most aiitctionatc husbands and as a parcn,
kind and indulgcn, almost to fault.
During the last war Col. Garrett was
in active service, and on several impor-
tlnt occasions showed coolress, courage,
an ability, sufficient to have carried him
through the most trying crises. lie had
command of the troops stationed at f k
Landing and at fort Defiance on the river
below at different times, where great res
possibility rested on hIm, and he so won
their confidence and esteem, that when
they were afterwards called to Baltimore.
many ef the volunteers refused to serve
under any other officer.
As friend and neighbour he was con-
iiIcn,ial and generous, aud was beloved
and respected throughout his neighbour
hnoI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-31
SheriH'S Sale.

RY virtue Of writ of FlERI FAcIAs is
ISSUED out of Cecil County Court. at
the suit of james ard Alexander Heron
against John Moore terre tenant of Joseph
Sidwell, to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution, all the right, title. claim,
interest and estate, at law and in Equiv
of the said Joseph Sidwcll, in and to an
undivided fourth part of n tract of land,
containing ~ Acres, lying and be-
ing in Cecil County in possession Of
William Woodrow. and adjoining the
lands Of William Wearing, William Tosh
ana Isaac Jackson, and hereby give no.
'ce that on TUESDAY the 2lrh day of Jam
uary 1913. at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ. at the Court
House door in Elkton, will offer for Sale
the said property, s" seized and taken in
execution. Terms Cash.
EDW ARD l.. FOARD, Shift.
Dec 3ISt 1870
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-31
(OllStablc'S Sale.

BY Virtue of two writs of iicr Gacias isl
sued by John A Rankin and VIM. Hanes,
two of the justices of the peace of the
State of Maryland, in and for Cecil CO.,
one at the suit of Thomas Garrett, s.
Son, against the goods and chal,es, lands
and tenements of Robert Dawson, and the
other at the suit of Robinson & Lewis,
against the goods and chatlles, lands and
tenemen's of Walmslcy s. Nc Caulev. and
Daniel McCauley, Jr., to me directed, I
have seized and taken in execution, all
the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
both at law and in equity of James Nc
Cauley (of the firm of Walmsley & Nc
Cauley,) in and to that house and land on
Egg Hin, now in the occupation of said
James McCauley, and hereby give no.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-31
60 IStIbic'S Sale.

sSY virtue of two wri,s of iicri iacias is
sued by John A. Rankin and WIN. IIancs,
two of the Justices Of the T.cace of the
State of Maryland, in and for Cecil CO.,
at the suit Of Benjamin F. Nay, and the
other at the snit of John p. Bennett, a.
galnst the goods and cha,tcls. lands and
tcnemen's of John Al,lridgc and Jcre mah
G Ford. to me directed, have seized and
taken into execution, all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate, both at law and
Iii equity of the said John Aldrdge, in *
to the farm in Elk Neck, on which the
said John Aldridge now resides. and
hereby give notice that on Saturday the
ll'h day of January 1913. a II o'clock,
A. NJ, at the Washington Hotel in EIkton
will offer for sale the SAID property. so
seized and taken in execution. by public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
HEZ. FORD, Constable.
Elkton. Dec. 21-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-31

We sometimes receive poetry as origin
al which has been borrorcd for the oc-
casion- when satisfied such is the case
we always throw it under the table. We
think we have met with somlhing very
like "The four Seasons" found on the
ii rst side, but not being certain about it
we publish them. They may be entirely
original however; if they are "HcIer''
certainly writes very we'll.