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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
rrin Democratic Wing General Com.

Rsoirsd That the Democratic Wig and other F,ctrl.
of the y of New YORK opposed to the School Law and
favor of it, repeal b" requested tO tsr rrsrec
u'c Wards AT the following places on MONDAY FNeaisr
VI the 2d Inst, al 8Ococh. tor the purpose ,r,cpg
Committees 10 nominate suitable persons candidate.
Schol Commissioners, Trustee, aud Inspectors be- sup
ported at The Election ia June nsIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

" The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church (Old SCHOOL, meets at Philadelphia TODAY.
The opening Sermon Will be preached ty Rev X
J. Breckenridge. ID. D. OF Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
Dated Ncw-Nofk, Msy l'lh. l3s,
- 49,

CALVIN Balls. Alderman 1T Va
h.kNAN {. Ws>rsSvELT, As,,;ant l., ~,
4. NNopHVIL. Aid 81 M.-d
GEORGE , \EssIrr. As.i. III War.
yoh> 4 >nsKW ooo. AID ST. War
WILLIAM DoDGE. 49, 81 do.
RossSr lo>ss, AID ish ward.
WILLIAM ADAMS, Asst jtn W.ri
I. CRoLlUs. Jr. All. 5,h ward
RiCHAED H. ArvsIL, Asst 9th wari
Rics,KD =. CsRN.>, Ali i.rh ward
SEokGE p. ALLEsr0S. ASH l.1h wart.
joan SrtwNgr. A, IAN ward
joan X. SSoLEs. Asst Illi wer,
HE>RY =. DAVIS. AZ ljsh ward
w ' ksAnY. A.>'t l5th 40.
kO~ ,GD ID. wssr Ali l6tl Wara
NNrss MAD, Asst ltln DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
uuiportaut Notice.


To NukNLLts W IA" ktNDt. ts.-. aliH5fTIln n "a
Cy Of Nrl 10Y. and P'ssIdes Of TIE BIns n ..s
- Nc7~ l0rk
You will please 10 take notice that the payment OF
drafts drawn bv samuel Wills A. Clerk OF the Comuoa
Council ,Hce hi. removal on the lotA Jay NAV u.isu'
hv the Boari OF Aldermen forbidden hy tie andcr
and the sae deemed by them Illegal. aa .a rs, 4
such payment bv institution and y1l Will lr-
urr take notice thst informed that gentle
es claiming 10 act a>ueubrr> OF Commilice> o IN Boar
% Ndertnen ami Assstani Aldermen n0s engaged I'D
le'hs his aud Accounts, Which aut ing = wuaiy r.
n unAAioI lrd and the payment by YOU 10 the ln>i-
@ - - Nu'eh You prf>.ue oi dram OF check draw
- -s "a @uulurg We deem Illegal, and We shall
-, ~ -. u any credit Thereof you your =.
in in toan''cv having y-t been appo.uie by ihr
- ~ 's', an lie COMMUNE. appointed by t.r
t ~ -, .. VI >haer AMI e.. ht A,,i>i.ni Aierusn
We deem wholly Illegal AMI unauh 5fl,, =, M me- a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
For the Tribune.
Rhode Island.
our. &C..
OVID r. JOHNSON, Attorney Gen,

To tie Nm. Robert H. Morr,'. NsJor, &C.
SU: \, most Of your Messages, Nctoes, OPin-
ion, and Decisions. are rep.cie with Quotations
from Constitutions, Charters. Laws and Orii-
uanoes, cannot suppose you to be ignorant OF the
fac, that the Constitution OF the United States
make, it the duty OF the General Government 30
protect each Of tie States against domestic yio-
encc.' 1t must also bc known 10 YOU that the
Executive of the United States has been appealed
TO- in the manner prescribed in the Constitute,
protect the People Of the State OF Rhode Island
against domestic violence and you know that
aay resistance offered I, thc Government in tins
par ticuar i unlawful and irea.on.ble therefore,
the meetings recently hcd in the PARK IN relation
to tie Jack Cade Governor OF Rhode Island, and
his rcbcous toilowers--al one ct which meetings
cannon were discharged IN violation OF law--houid
not have been permitted, and the people Of tins
City will hold YOU accountable for all such uniaw-
tul asscmbages for a. stated by YOUR Honor in
the "Heutrai" "Ncw-lork sun of the 9TH
inst. il i, the duty of the Mayor ito be yigilaut
and active in causing the laws and ordinances to
10 exercised and enforced and To perform all
such duties may BE- prescribed 10 him by the
Charter and City Ordinances, aud the laws OF tins
S,aie and the Unted States
Your Honor has promised " TO preserve the IN
tcsrity of the City Government, and to prevent
disorder and anarchy Ncw-iork sun of lith
inst. and | ho,e city will not b. again dis
graced by men unawfuliy assembling for treason
able purposes, in front oi the City Hail. and pnder
the -iRdo,cs Of the May0r's office Al. tn City
Mar,hal. and the whsle Watch Department. are
under your control, and it Is expected that YOU
will maintain your character for vigilance and
efficiency
also call the attention Of your Honor TO the
fact. that the several hundred children at the
Alns House Farm, were paradet on the shore to
greet and cheer the pretended Governor OF Rhode
Island a. he passed the Peniieniiary on Black
well, Island. indicating that the powers that be
were concerned in the affair; and some of the
Aldermen. who discharged persons from Black
wells Island Immediately preceding thu recent
election Ia this city. have made themselves very
COZ picuou- ia the Rhode Island business. would
IL not be well for your Honor to cnquire-(H uid
occupy bit hftc time 70 proceed 10 BiackreW 5
Lsl4nd 10 maxi ne iHresfg4t0H If ans ar
raugement la, been made Tor Prisoners to be dis
charged from Blackwell, leland. to proceed t.
Rhode Island with the 700 stand Ut arm. which
1t J. ,aid arc .ecrc;ed ia lh, CIV and ready for
Use by tn Patriots. Very respectfully, yo.r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

| 'l'ifis 10 re- lsAi' i'a'' i't 'li' '..'
| AZ AID ........,..i o.. ,,.. H..
| t"',' '.-' ".'' 'i'f i f'''
| nh.rc ilc inst three ucrr taken zap asa fns'"t,
| ~ H. II 49,. . l........l Ar.r.
| 500 u'' t"''' ''J''''
......,,.,.,.. -, 80, ,t,rstnr>,
| Nf"lN VIZ ~ ~"
=, fHd al ftr nd. tcs AMI cot'f"f ~ iAe Ne"afr
| IggI Ofcrrs
| ~ -. .:... ...
| ALEXANDER JoNfH. IA 'si-''f. iI" i"'N -
| Illinois vice samuel II. Ih1mpso1. dsc.1-ed.
| ARcHFS' liFNh"N' h't'.'ef ID ''.' N'i'H'
| % Springfield. Illinois. we" john IniDf, whose
| r,.,,,,iss;,u I'm. rxpirI
| O"hnh'''"" t"'' \P''"
Cat0H. NIrs. Dfr-rs
,..... ~ w.. f. r......s. ,
Nt"tflt' W " NLh.N '"''.i"i 'l -. N.r"-
tlrr. tloUdi, wee John h'dnilii.
Ivv.r D,vsox :, is Indian 4 y,,, c,r ia,
- 3 - -, -.
Cre'N'. III th' FIa'r "' 'h'"'N Log W. Ni'> ''''
% "i''" jus 'Nt'''
- H. l: ..f..J 3d.. ,i.,
PROBABLE uoAN-N SIP ''
iAihsri lii1 ''f'''' i'"
nouncine thar a duel hal been fought hN >'rrY
and Wise. near Alexandria. ar' THAR 'h' latter
49,. t:l,.l .. ,b. ..-,r1 ire Tia. .,a,eueft oi
,G,. f.., ui,b ,ccompa,,ia. particulars. pa,ro,'.
e.. 3D.. ,r..l;.,.;., r.>f,,
10 have been copi'd from '"' '''"'''' '.''' >''
dated Tuesday evening. = oci'cN, Tax '@ ih't
.,o,, g V,..,,c.Ia, r,.t,in. ra al'l.,on 90 such
paper 81 "'''''"': '"'''.''
an occurrence there can be nulr douI. i"ii me
-, "a. -. B.. -
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~. -... -. -, ,...,... o., ,t.,.f .f NM .rl
WV h"A - : n' ''.l.' '..''. 49, ,.....,
az oar r'a",t> uat u, ia'oi pc a.' ", ~ ~ ~
people "l W's Guy ~ va .o'e -, '.''' .' - ,
sone iife making ai"ii-f ' To- ei'tt i'" '' '' b"
lie ste Of the present wl,iiu-ion Iiat.l
W. eeyr sctt,d ,idt tLls project WI .o $3.50
operation The lady vhn pa, uH4ei1hrn IS rot onN one
VI the bot O not the he>'l ac''' oihe Am h.a'
but a gt a. ,Iu ctIshrtN 1ri ID Al f Ir-
liou> ct private hl- l1ue ,'irr AMI member
society. las sustained character t OILY -ni tatatl
but uuimpe Ichaoe.
III I'm p% y ~, H. ,.,..' ID .,.r ,.,.,. +. Id, -.
- 49,, t,.L ,,,rI 10. ,r,r,r,, tt..,f e,t .far,,..
-. -, - M s,, I. =. ,,..,fn.,,, d.. .......
- -, ~ ,r l,,f NJ. ,r. ,i,- en-, b, De-. mi. ,t
~. , ,,,.t,, AZ ,,l !, l.,i ir ti ,il. ,.,
- ,s,r,, ., .t.r,ar, og-r,,. ,,r die r,a.., t.,t
-, -, ,r,l 10, .,r nor IA ana, obe- ,rf.. tt
-. 80. Ia, ,.... 4,.n,...4 .f l.r ..,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

II RENfNsEK that The bet place ct amusement n town
the Ne. orb Museum. Thor. independent 90 many
great attractions, such the Giant and the Dwarf ile
model. OF switzerland and the Natural Bridge of Virginia
hr seven I've Alg ior,, md the largest Electrical Nashu-
Ia lh- United STATES, W. have aukre IIll, incorporate
sores Mr.. H.rdNick's beautiful songs and ether
performance, most attractive ~ er charartsr. >t,uscs
IN The city should by all mean, Si,t this enunc e.ah "a
ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

Stenmboats, "h1 may ." using large amount n
Bread, takr,, crachers Pastry, Sc. 90 nd j 10 their sL
vantage 10 call At II Bakery Of he subcr her ,ir. a
be- iound The richest asd best variety of the above art m
IN the city, at such prices a. the present low state Of me
market will warrant Familie, VIII b. .i.,,l.J within
rea'onabe lmiis Of the house and all orler runrtuay
sent TO any part Of tie city. RENJ + UOWF
aj0 "a AZ Brnli~ay, coz. OF upwar...g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

Tn AMERICAN L,E0REA-Thr June Number Of th.
work which Will be ready TOT delivery on Monday next
contains the iolowinS valuable Statistical Tables
Table showing the aggregate amount % Manlacia-es
Cotton the several states ana IcrrtIre. Asgrr
-aie Number % Manufactures 90 >IA Namber % Ms-,
tssslv. ard nItfcu employed and Capital l@Sestcd il
lie -. s. NamDcr % Vessel, aud Person, employed To
hr "uale -n,fti VII = siA'eirh 81 th Ani' oi iin'
and amount asd And of Merchants -nd Provisions con-
'umed 10 m uaae t.s"cres N-noer Of MeG en-
poy Cd and api'-i n'r'irf n NE nted states Nun
b-rofOld II Iases Gas, Cutting tab. ,,mrlt Namb-r
oi Men Employed Nalue OF Manufactured Anc-,. csl-
us Loekn. ul-ssss -ad Capili Invested o Amount OF
T.alencs. Leather Iaane,l, and Men Employed in IL
{. = g. Paper Mis-, \a!Ie ci Produce OF he Mln1ac-
lures. Men Employed asd Captsl Invested o. Am1uat
Cd Pfecoas Metals Manufactured. Nirol' Meia .ui Na-
Der OF Men EMPLOYED DO Amount ut Leaf prli1c-i.
Men Emp-y ed, smelling Hole.. sud Capital Ia,-,i-i.
3d. AIU,.cai Iustruu.cul, proiUced uluJer o
Alon employed and Cap.l- L. Amount oi Carriage, ar
NJ ,5ai. VI. euiolo,si AMI Can.raL IL Fg~atlre N-r
smfl1yed snI Capital II. Machinery MANI eel I
tie u D. Drugs Mrd.,ne, PANT, >ad Dye.. Mn EN-
r.oycd and CAPITAL 10 Amount oi soap aus Candies
1. Number oi Powder Nils, Amount OF Powder made,
Men employed, an capital. IS. Nsmhe. %. kopc" ala,
a.ue o Produce. MeE employed. ald Capital ln'r>tef.
- TIE MAY No contain. addition ~ very Nau1hle
Reports variety OF subjects connected With the Trade
The amount 81 laos manufactured The ntri states
Amount pad for labor agricultural products CONSUMED
:. Amount 90 Cannon cat agI >alN Ara4, made. Men
employ ~ AID vs.ls OF Hardware ami Cutlery aanaiac
,urtd ihr Eastern >ate>
s. Th- .naun. oil capital invested ~ tie MANUFACTURE OF
Buttons AMI M number OF -rsn' eup0 ej and aa'-n
l4tul ictIrru-
T. Nanb-r OF Commercial Houses in Fs-eEn Trade
number oi Commits ou Hol,c,. All capita invested
l. Aggregate value 81 SIP, a I'd s-.>-l. bllt l ir u
o. Amount oi Doaa-s.iC irs!e and Con uercet o. -s
invested. Men employed, &c. BrGse, n2ggisci-relhlru
All Capita! employed
~ The nrs number Nss pubI bod on the il day OF
,prll las. The Whole sosk MI oe COMPLETED IN : nun
ber. Subscription price mai subscribers TIE country
- the entire volume. Single numbers are odd Al
81 Gems. GREELEY McELRATH, - Azn-,L
y Oar fesiers viii perceive 10y az iveri-eneni n aa-
other column OF paper that the Broadway Tab.rua.e
Choir 10 Ter The direction OF Mr. George Andrews arr o.
give grant Co.cert thu NJ. 18Th n>i. They ar
be aided by NJ Strong AMI efficient orchestra cor
Quoted by Professor l. c. HL The organls Prot Apr
rscrniy from Germany who 10 open the second paTi
sA rsh ani beautiful voluntary, geEte'nan Of il
nngul'hei IN musical .cen-e, sod ussi m
she'd perorner Altogether ir bil presents rare aiirac
Ion - the lower, Of sacred MUSIC.
w trust Bli hoU-e vii encourage Choir 70 - on
ef oobIe efforts tevai- the standard Of sacred susc
a our city and land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
I New Carpet store.

l,,xs -, " >"'p'' '''o'f. h' '-l'cFIHi' 20
raw To- norm t4'f fr.s dud fIr public ssUf-r.T
that tl.y have Ju,. received q n,s ant res, sok I'd ODDS
con'stn2 OF 'arpeung, ol-tlouis, Eug,. Mafm. Dr.t
The trade, which they otter b. tie public al th ,,t Ia
prices, without pretending 10 sell ID per cent cheaper d A.
ANY oEe Els, but VII glaaa'cc T. s, "a. lo. =, an. I'D,
Tor cash Hoe wishing 10 purchase vii dO well .. raj
and examine our stock where they viii hmi the MOI, y
patterns aAd l.c best at co.1is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

- The CheapesI Cn.h Tailor ,e,.-P 3

III sIED, Merchant Tailor. No Chatham ~ 49,, ,.-g
oi tdihern street, maxi, tiOihrs to order la t ts
'ty'e ~ per cent cheaper dan tc cheapest Ca, Ta-I
tie city. ~ ma I, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

hNrgicNN NUsEUM-Th, place continues o. be- crow ~
81 With citizen, and stran.r early n the morn DE- 90
O'Clock ATM h The utaine,, good ORDER aui sy
diversified attraction found here render th, n once the moot
PHEASANT aud popular place of public thr rls
Th, i,he last week OF wmch,. also OF the Indian, aui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
r Stranger. d. YOU want 81

II stranger. Do YOU want Boots and Shoe, ~ N,
90 to >crbn"r Co Great Cat Boot ami shoe Mar
ket - Caiarue At corner o Nuhroe. where SO. can 10
Tie lare"st afd b't a>>Onnet you st,. and Al re
n~Ser before equalc Ju,I ~. %. "A m Go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

ASorHER RACE o. u J., sng uar dat the Ener o. Bosom
dared contend Win r sluou being uoto-ou, Tat ~
la, sNtry thing Eve fret put Der fssa
garments. Boston ha, he present in,'au'r. b.
close upon the heels 90 Fashion. fud, 4, shc painted %
ai' cncing ami tickle, and DO t8ke the l,al spite
all opposition, The contest rather yissumptuDr. u o. .
ten. Fashion ha> no competitor now len boz tfarW1u'
Msgc RnIO STOP which has dstaucei all rNa,h ard
whrD Another race take, piece log au streti j Ger.
tainy camc in tor the purse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

~ hemember IL Rem91ll sf ,is Raj Clega
VV1' spfs a.d improved Burner o. La Fay,iie mai.
broIdwdy opposite Nb.p,. az price. reisc.i o..,,,i
- ' ~ lM.' Ibl q. ". NlCREDi. J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

y HENTLENEs can obtain very pleasant furnished Day.
ors an bedrooms, ~ hoard al ilJ Brradwav mig In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

u \ Colonization meeting was to have been
10y Hon. I :. KEY of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
v Jayme's Iyair Tonic


April %. lglI Nr.rt H.. : ,,-'.'.'' "
>1li by the agents, :. b. a. d SANDS. In. 3
felon corner o Go i-srr'f. 30 Futo.-.lreet e b. :,
way, ard ~ hsss Br'ai"~y. Pace 81. (2 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

- rf hoe assortment Of chars warranted adyer-
'-'n-n' ~ AnoueT column II Calherln-.t (9l as lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
q IL pr MooEe, Be, - d - o. 80

- Has been Induced tic solicitation 4 many ~
eus"'fs' 70 proIOse .eryng fsmhs, a. their D.. -
"ith bfead' and viii - prepared to extend b. ~
i9r mat purpose, provided slceri 80
D''' hr would remark tina, fhe quality IT b.. br,af -
.ans a. heretofore baked ~ late ,sisJl,bment d, r.
"" ff's ~ msIIF Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

" They ara making preparation, in earnest in
Florida to organize their State Government under
tie St Joseph Convention. The Conmit,ee az
pointed by the State Convention have decided To
proceed Immediately 10 elccl Staie olFcer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
" Spencer LIMITATION MoIe.L,. Hint.

MN $3.50 " "Pnt i'f making tAHpIiEN
~ kNER' Ac-In~ sr!-crDer hasIrv r,rl..i -, 4
Patent or v ehbs Campfire Burners. vii ,r,ltle,.F
Ia,'n' Iyr IohHte,oi ih, 4prror bsrn.r asa Cunis
''ty moderate pfice, cal viii flrn Il A small ~
Lamps ipr t@cL. al about ore hair the toro.r 49,
ml6 I'm ~ Lawn. ~ ~ D,"-," Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

" \ man by the name OF Scott. lately convict
ed of stealing in Dale Co. Ala has confessed
hi, guilt and declared himself member Of tie
famous Murrell gang, whose dcprcda,ion- in Aia-
bama and Georgia have excited much alarm.
He also di>clo,es the names of ten other members.
IF the same uang
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

u Convention OF Washington lns j, - he
held a, the State House in Boston on Thursday
next, composed Of delegates from the Washineic-
MAN Societies throughout the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

u Da'soN's Writing GrIDs axo IssrRvorIox -
| Broadway mvI7 In IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

D' Bermuda paper, state that at the Court Of
General Assizc there was not III indictment OF
civil suit for the Jury try This j. the first in
stance of the kind on record. An immense major
lily of the inhabitan,. of ihi, Island were emanci-
p,,cd from Slavery in 1888, the planter, prefer
ring Immediate emancipation 10 the apprenticeship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

VIRGINIA The returns are all in. The Sena,c
stands II Wing, "a Loco-I Coos ise House 30
Wigs, 81 Loco oco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
APPOINTMENTS By rmE PRESIDENT
"a II III II Nv = - =
Lani O~crrs

q, rad ~ ftf d-tcc and coIssif Of ne Nss4fc
Lani OGcrrs.
AYNANDYRW joss. Register. FlvsrJ,, q,
Illinois. vice samuel II. Thompsoa. dec,a.cd.
ARcHrx c. HFxnoN. Receiver II Public Nrrry-
Il Springfield. Illinois. wee john Gnior whose
Commission has c>pinj
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-15
A LIST OF LANDS AND FoWN LOTS,

With Ohio returned delinquent BY the County
ExA Of with penalty including
taxes for the IS42 aAzAsEz
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-09
SELLING AT
Cost

fE7lIE subscribe DESTROYS to reduce his
Il stock of Goods for the present, offers
to the public we'll selected assortment Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARD
WARE. QUEENS WARE, HOLLOW
WARE, HATS. ROOTS, SHOES, &c.
al Cost .tf3T Co&h.
IN addition 10 a full Stock of SPRING
AND SUMMER GCCD6, he has jUstre-
cciycd "a general assortment Of Gre &C.
rE@s. sc.
ALL persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
will tird it greatly to their advantage to
CALL and examine for themselves.
+. +. MAY.
P. S-All persons indebted by Book
accounts. or otherwise, Will please cail
aud discharge the same. L. +. N.
Eikton5 April 23j, 1912.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-09
Sale.

Fpf virtue of two writs of Vendtioni Exponas
Ebissued by Stephen Iiyland of N, one of the
Justices of the Peace in the State Of Maryland
against the Goods, and Chattlos, Lands, and
Tcnements: of George p. Alexander, at the suits
Of Jacob llyland, und to rue directed have seiz-
ed and taken into execution, one houje and sew
en- Acres of Land, more or less wherein the said
George P. Alexander, now resides situate lying
and being ip Elk Neck, adjoining lands of John
Barnett, Nj: Craig and others and hereby give
notice that on SATURDAY the 10th day OF July
next, between the hours of twelve and two o.
clock, on the premises will offer at Public Sale
all the said CeorgeP. Alexander right, title, in
tcrest, ard claim, both at law and in Equity in
and to the said house and seven Acres of Land to
the highest bidder 70, Cash to satisfy said wits
and costs. AIARlAS PENNlNGION,
June 18th lS4e-ti Constable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-07-09
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.
Evidence at HOME.
No 48UMBUG.

g amuel Doughcrty ESQ, for many voors n res
cpectable citizen Of this town (El>ionl had
his Hair entirely restored BY the Use Of few
bottles of this valuable hair rcnoyatcr.
JAyNg's HAIR ToGic We have, heretofore,
numbered ourselves ainong those who rclisv"d
that the "liair Tome" prepared By al .1yue,
was ono Of the many quack nustIums whose viz.
tues arc never seen beyond the fusoInc putls Of
their authors. We are willing, at LENGTH to
make public acknowledgment. Of the error of our
belief, An intimate friend some two or three
months since, ull the Top OF whose Uranium was
as bald as IL piece Of polished marble; maugro all
our testing and ridicule of the idea of attempting
to cuAipQte 50 barren spot, purchased bottle
or two OF the Hair Tonic from DIR. jayne, and
according to his directions applied 1t. During
the present week the samo friend uslorcd him
self into our presence, and uncovering his hth-
erio naked head, astoniehed us with thin,
though luxuriant growth Of hair, from one to
Two inches in lcngtI--upon the very premises
we had believed as unyielding to cultivation as
the trackless sand that skirts the Atlantic. This
10 no puff, hut is regiouslv true, ard to those
who doubt the gentleman can be pointed out.
What is more in favor of tins ''Tcnic, ." the case
here cited was not one Of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the hair--but was one OF years
standing, though the gentleman is but forty-ive
years Of age Philadelphia Spirit u tie Times,
October 2lSt 1889
IS7Be careful to purchase this article only
from the regularly appointed agents as there are
many mutations.
For Sale at DR., Parker's Medicine, Paint, OIL,
and variety Sturo u; Sole Agent for Cecil 60,
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fENlIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
u scriber of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of SAID county, letters of ad-
n'nlstration The personal estate of John Person,
Lutte OF said county, deceased. AL persons having
claims against the said ieccasod, are hereby war
ned To exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
Of, duly authenticated, on or before the 5th day
Of April, 1913; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of the SAID cstate---
Persons indebted to said estate requested to
nske immediate payment to tho subscribor.-
Given under my hand this l It'll day Of June,
1912
JOSEPH HAINES, Administrator.
June ll--law6w
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GROUP ~ CHILDREN.

MOTHERS, BE ON YOUR GUARD.
This is The season when this destructive com
plant attacks your interesting little children, of
ten robs you Of those YOU iondlv doat on, an:
carries hundreds 20 the grave. Every mother
should therefore, knowits symptoms, watch
them closely, and always be prepared with rem
edy to cur. it, as E'any are daily sacrificed b.
such neglect. At first tic little gatier, is sc,Lei
with shivering, 1t grows restless, mas ushes o.!
heat, the eyes become red and swollen It brcathes
with difficulty, and then comes that iaartui
COUGH hat will surely terminate in convnl-
sone or death unless something is Immediately
riycn TO check it. Ii this complaint the "BAl.-
SAM OF WILD CHERRY" is well known to
be the most speedy cure ever discovered 1t is
indeed precious remedy mild safe and limo
cent and sure to give tie little sufferer imnedi-
ate relief, AID quickly restore it to safety and
health. Every mother who loves her children
should always keep i. in the house and give it to
them early; by doing you may often save the
life q one YOU iondly love. Remember this is
the iaIlcul remedy Of that distinguished phvsi-
can DIR. Nstar, which has cured thousands of
GROUP. WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA,
CONSUMPTION, SC, after every other lnedi-
cine had failed
%I~%Be particular when you purchase TO ask
CHERRY, !" as there is SY RuP of this name
advertised that is entirely different medicine.
Prepared only by WILLIAMS S, Co., Chemists,
No. 80 South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
P.icc 81 90 bottle
Sold IN Eik,on, at DR., ParhoIis Medicine and
Paint Store--CCt 10