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The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
COa,stObEe's Sale.

pY Virtue Of writ of fieri acias, to me
Ne directed, at the suit of John II. BiddIe,
use of Il. +. Biddle, use Of Adenhemar s.
tenant, against the goods and chattles,
lands and tememenis of Richard Craig
(negro,) have seized and taken INTO exc
culion, all the right, title, interest and
claim, both at law and in equity, of the
said Richard Craig (negro) in and to that
piece or parcel of land whereon he now
resides, Situate lying and beng on Bohe-
mia Manor, Cecil CO., Md, and hereby
give notice that on Tuesday the 18th day
Of September next, between the hours of
| and o'clock, P. NJ, at the front door Of
the Court House in Elkton, will expose
the aforesaid property to sale TO the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said writ.
HEZ. FOARD, Consta BILE.
ELKroS, August l3lh lsa2-ts.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
THE ETO.

On Thursday, last Mr.. Tyler, returned to the
House with his veto, the act to provide revenue
from imports. We shall not comment upon his
message, nor shall we abuse him. Through all
tho country ''muttered cursen is heard araipst
him. What is it TO him if the Treasury is i'm
pcre.ished' What to him if the arm Of indus
'iy ia pa!Sed, if business is prostratcd, if cmbar-
iass.aen. tnd confusion reign' What ca res he
If tns working men are starving, if beggarv
stalks abroad, through the land2 Feeling no
want himself with mulish stubbornness he cllngs
TO the "onc man power" and tlwarts Congress
IN all their attempts to restore prosperity to suf-
fefing people. Won by the fattery of the loco
tocos, he has left his former friends and Joined
their ranks, while they, though to his cars they
laud him, dospise his perfdy and weakness.
We have full faith in the patriotism of the
~hg members Of Congress; they have tried to
serve their constituents Alright, and now that they
have been again frustrated, we are we'll assured
that they will pursue the course LIST r--ie.,.s
nterest ofthe whole people.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13

DlEp al his residence in this town, on
the 18th July last, Matthias Furney, aged
between fifty and sixty years. His is a
q case that may justly be ranked among
"the simple annals of the poor"
Deprived in his boyhood, of one of the
best gifts of heaven, sight, he seemed
thrown upon the resources Of a naturally
strong mind, (for he was uneducated,)
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-CH Mills, selling at So
Holders ask $4,S7a, for good brands, and
for Susquehanna.
GRAiN.-New Md. Wheat, $b1,03 a
Sl,O5 for prime, 60 cts. to 95 fer infe-
rior to good Lots. Old red pl,05-Corn,
So SIS for white, 54 So for yellow
Rye So cts--Oats at 90 a 25.
WESTERN BACON.-Hams 6 a 8
Sides Al a 5-Shoulders d 5 cents.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
CAMP MEETING.

The camp meeting at Bacon Hill commences
on Thursday next. An accommodation train of
cars will run between the depot at this town and
the meeting, both going and returning, every
hour from O'Clock A. Nj. till O'Clock
P. NJ. during the meeting at the low price of
IL l-2 cents each way. The cars in this instance
are very accommodating, and we have no doubt
but they will bo extensively patronizcd by the
citizens fElAton and its vicinity
SLS"lt will be seen that Lyttleton Phvsick
Esq has been nominated for county commission
CT in the 7th District.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
For The Cecil Whig.
Il Nuisance.

Cannot Cur clever and commendable
town Commissioners who have been so
entcrprisirg this sumner in repairing our
streets and improving our foot-ways, Qor
which they deserve great praise rid our
streets of those lIseasc-engendering 'rccds,
which so abundanlIy infest our town?-
Now like everything in It's place: bu; it
strikes me that those offensive weeds,
Jamestown, Smart, SC, which use so
much freedom with our sidewalks, as
by intrudiug there almost to force our la
dies off them into the street, should be
brought dorm peg or two, and be forced
to retire to their proper sphere, and
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13

There was a State Tyler Convention
held at Columbus week or so ago and
tncnty-t'co persons attended-a number
Of them were lokies. This is an offset TO
the Clay barbecue at Lexington where
10000 persons were present
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
II s'OLsEalse i2s @ lsNe.

The Knoxville Post says, at the Tenn
pcrance Celebration on the "gloriods
fourth" at New Market, Tennessee, a lit
tie Lao appeared in the procession, bearing
a flag on which was inscribed the fol-
lowlng:-".4 .4lPs right whcn Daddy's So
hcr .
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
Married.

On Thursday last, by the Rev, james
Mclntire, Mr.. ALEXANDER CURRY, TO
Miss PRUDENCE AMELIA youngest
daughter of Matthias Tyson Esq. all
of this county.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
LIGHTNING RODS.

On our first page will be found valuable ar
tice on the subject of lightning rods, furnished
us by scientific iriond, in answer 10 tho ques-
tions OF GA Citizcn," which appeared last week
Road the article and profit by il
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
COUNTY CONVENTION.

August lUth lolS.
The committees appointed in the several olec-
ton Districts, pursuant to a recommendation Of
the Central Committee, met III the Court House
ut ? O'Clock, for the purpose Of appointing 10
Delegates to represent Cecil County in tho State
Convention to be held i'll Baltimore on Wcdnes-
day the cath day Of August inst.
The convention was organized by calling
JAMES AIACAULEY TO Tic chair and appoint
ing P. C. RICKETTS, secretary
The chairman having stated the object of the
Convention, it was moved by John Rawlins
Esqr. that committee of one from each district
should be named by the chair, to retire and nom
mate a Delegation Of 10 TO attend the State con-
vention, The motion having been seconded and
carried, the chair named the following gen tie
man: Thomas c. Croobshanks, Davidson D.
Pealce, James S, Purncll, Israel Reynolds, John
Shippers Jr. Ellis Reynolds, and Chnlklcy b.
Cutler, who retired and in short time returned
with the following selection for the Delegation.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13

IJ7A TRUE WING, should have recoIlcctod
that VIC require the names of tho writers of COM
m"nlcatons that appear in our paper. If he
favours ue with his, lis RHYME shall be publishcd
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
Dic(i.

On last Friuay evening, at the residence
Of Mr.. r. d. lamar, Thomas KNIGHT, in
the Goth year Of his age, after long and
painful afliction caused by an acciEwetel
wound in tn e knee. 'e
For The CerH JThip,
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13

On motion, It was then resolved, that any va
eancy occurring in the delegation should bo Ill
led by the district in which ii occurs
On motion of Ellis Reynolds it was resolved
that the delegation from this countybc instructed
10 vote in the State convention for Henry Clay
Sor the candidate lor the Presidency.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13

The Wigs of Kent County have nominated
James II. Edcs, Macall NJ Rasln and Samuel ".
Sutton Esqrs. for the Legislature, and Charles b.
Titcn Esq for Sheriff
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13
OBITUARY..

For the Cecil Whig.
The Cecil Whig., 1842-08-13

THE DISTRICT MEETINGS.
We have not been furnished with the proceed
ings Of any oil the District meetings held on Sat
urday last cyccDI from the
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MONEY MARKET.

We stated few days SINCE that the stockholders of the
American Life and Trust Company, endaavorng to
bring to justice those who have dspaed their property
and by investigating the state Of the liabilities and set
ting aside of the assignments endeavor to save
something out OF the fire. hopeless task for small
men," to question the pecuniary acts of such great
men as Governor Seward and his Chatauque lands
Jack Downing and his stock notes John Duer and his
stock corner" the Grand Island patriarchs and their
enlightened visions - all that the stockholders have to
do to shank their stars that they had opportunity
10 controue to the splendor of of high standngn
Inc stockholders OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany are enjoying similar privilege and they will soon
De asonished like those Of the American Life and Trust
company, with list Of assignments for the benefit of
some great men, The capital Of the So
ands liabilities Sf0oo00 For years no statement has
been before the public of its affairs II ia uraor,
however that they draw interest on but 50 500 oco Of
their assets. The rest being dead weight whereof
Seo0ooo are loans to gentlemen of "hgh standing Tho
Honorable Charles +. MITCHELL Esq NJ e ona III
washer general at Sing Sing being first on the lie, H..
the concern pays the interest its liabilities is prea,
mystery, and may be explained to the astonsben, 80
the stockholders, unless they take the matter in band
while they have chance
The results of the election in this State are fraueh,
with immense consequences It utter overthrow Of
the financial policy which has been pursued since 1898
The election of that year, by combination of crcum
stances governed and stimulated by Wall street money
and influence placed in power party, the breath of
whose nosrils is debt taxation, and restriction Under
their management every species of xtravagance was
pushed to its utmost extent and in years 600
was aided to the public debt The revenues of the Erie
and Champlam canals, were the only resources from
which the interest Of the increasing debt and State ex
penses were to be defrayed yet that was made only the
apology for reshdebt and new speculatons This mania
OF the state OF New York, influenced by its example all
the States OF the Union in greater or less degree In
every state all insane projects dgn6ed with the name Of
public improvement" eagerly adopted without re-
ference TO expense The of other States being
less than those OF New York. they reached sooner the
goal oil bankruptcy In the OF extravaganza stete
after state Illinois, Indiana and Pennsylvania success
sveiy broke down upon the road Their disasters had
the erect Of arousng the people of New York to the
danger oil the course they were pursuing. They re.
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turned last year Legislature who took the after IN
hand, and after investigating the state oil ana irs, pro-
nounced the liabilities of the State beyond its ces
and to be necessary. which they with gene
fdence the intelligence of the people bold y levied
upon spot This the point where all 9th States
had failed. In all other sections, political Ri lers ad
dashed the people up to this point and here the boil ed
This being thecase the opposing party had the teme v
to make debt and reputation the basis their ca N ON
the confidence of the people The party mt the
people with economy and taxation the other witt extra
vagance, repeal of the tax reputation andI an in
crease the debt The result has been follows =
The tax party stand in the State Senate as - to 10
"a 20 " Assemblyas 81 to 80
=, =, congressional members - TO 10
nave governmental majority OF 10000
SO clear and ndputable response this a ,anst the
audacous proposition to repeal pledged for an unpaid
debt and the increase ofhat debt has seldom come from
the people As the example ofNew York mai My was in
strumenal in leading other States into debt may it be
hoped that her example in showing them how get out
will not be wanting in its influence well pom the Fe.
dera Government, upan the States themss Ives.
The following is a return Of the banks of South Ca.
rona on the LIST November and LIST of Oct ,ber $780,
IA GA,.. kAr
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British brig Condor Hammond 20 d,v, fom K;,,.,on lam
s ballast H. Brsne Lett brig oSontes sIoan for New
BLACK sn R,r s r co. S% s. HsAe British bril-
&c ~ rs Sne5wood days from Savannah, with
sIs Dmcn, Rob.spn, days from Charleston with eot,o
sehr John Fairfield Rodck IS days from Belize Honduras
wih hogany' to Nesmith. Leeds Co. Left no America
schT Page Nekerson days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Frances Page day. fiom s,on, with md,e to
One brig. Wind NNw
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrrcE-The Sheffield, for Liverpool
will sail to-day Her letter bags are at Gpins in the Er
change.
Whalemen.
88ss,n B,' q Island viii 81 bound
bis of HUE Island Jan Eme,s
p. sd no s% 1 B Sss f TySss
at oS n Barclay M.comSer Atlantic
Ocean s. With 400 bbls -; ''
Mo land NIB 10 mos out 200 bbl oil and bbs babbs,
40 Henry Newal Martin from Portland for Mobile Nov
Foreign Ports.
QUEBEe Nov 5-Cld Elizabeth Price, Liyerpool; Hannah
fH ensSSs; ry sisdx ssssn"0a G
Wexford a nG h, de Hone fG ST. IasO
Arns.' sGns De@pssr Dundee Wakefield Young Cork
RG s rh'ppa Barrows Kingston, Jam; Isabella Gorre
MoEIREAL Nov 7Cld Leven Lass, Wright, Gasgow sth
rear, Douglas London. '
TURKS ISLAND, Oct 2i-No American vessels in port
Home Ports.
B B1eo;r Nov ssd 6 BG psT Young Mobile
R s PdS HksI . Cuba. hsPIY Cs@%; Monevdeo Frank
adiFs h I A@s.
rom S o. SniE 70; iasod Son e. In
5sc Selma Pray NewYork for wscasset Van Buren, do for
ssz A Esi sEst s.mo,e c.
Est Sss ETsssI sy'S
T.si FSEs;s: hsS:s 81
a3 "a B.%5i i Esss:
Chase, and s A Appleton, N,ckerson: NYork.
fsdsSa and a Sss' DAY for N@d Mont
H. NlT s ss"5S: sudsy New York,
ba,an SCy Imperial Swain and Senator Ro
s Nov lO-Au and SID May Flower Jameson
ser norton s.;ss
do nS sg fer B0,
is Boston; Arnold salem NJ for do; Msy& %nl
nj fSPGISp S olive
Pso1iDEscn ARR Ocean indsens Frdrcl.burr
EE%eIine Lewis, Delaware Bay Sid Emerald, Francevlle
Bs.roL Nov ll-Au Emeline, Munro, Havana-ha. erpe-
renced very gales and received much damage
and rigging considerable cargo Sid Oh Neptune
Gladdug Matanzas. - '0'
M HnnJIosp No, i,ICid Swan. Mills, NYork Merchant
ALBATy, Noy li-AH Albany, Bacon, Boston; Massasoit
Brown, Fall RIVER; Rdg-lv Priade BrIdr eport. CID
sSs Bss Elect say
tucket. ''' ~
SAVANNAH, Nov s-Cld Mary Knban, Freeto, Havre Sid
Eancon,a CIabtree verpool; Leyant Whlesey do Loo
Choo, Whppn do; China, mall. ProvdeBce; q Lamar,
Sam. mann NYorhi Augusta, shsrwood. DO;
key, Camden, Me. -
Leopard snow, Thomaston Georges Watts do euro (spj
Moro Havana Cid Mary Frances, smith, NYors: Hampdrn
Spooner Liverpool Arr 3D. Sodan Shaw Boston, 81 Peters,
burg, Trask do; Nonahtum shaw do, via Mobile; Nestor
peachy ' ~
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General Prlnting-Books-Pam
Cards-BiIls, &c.
To the Business Public.

Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in.
this city, we are ready to print books pamphlets cards.
oil AMI all kinds OF useful and elegant printing, the
most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments.
This office we have fitted up at a great expense--in
types presses and maerals Of all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work TO the amount of several thousands of
dollars and are still busy printing ofhe beau
ui articles ever issued from the press Ladys Maya
called the ARTIsr" is printed in this Office and it is
to be the most beautifully printed magazine
IN the country The beautiful Typography Of the New
YoRK LANCET is well known.
All application for printing will be made to Mn. JOSEPH
ELLIOTT the Manager at the office of the Hersld-or up
stairs In the printing Office entrance 81 Nassau street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR THE HERALD GENERAL PRINrISs OFrrcE
- North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New YORK. Goth Sept. lSl2
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W. =. hitnhtNiNOtN, hS'HN'
Principal Office ofthe College 81 Nassau st.

o. DIALOGUE BETWEEN TWO FRIENDS
meeting, one looking well and the other weak ana
sickly.
A-why, Ton how well you looking. The last
time | you you worse, If anything, thah my
self (Coughs) Oh ! this horrd cough
Tom-Ha ha can make another man oil you IN
short timegive you whole pair oil lungs ana orea'he
new;life into you
n.-Tell me how 2 Coughs oh oh Ihave tried eve
ny thing and almost despair. -
Tom-The simplest remedy in the world Pleasant to
the eve sweet to the tasteand can be purchased for
trife.
A-Never mind the price, (coughs) money is Of little
use when life is uncomfortable. Where can purchase
it, Coughs y take pity on me-
Tom-wll you promise to advise all your sick friends
and save all you can from consumption.
A-Most willingly coughs) oh, shall burst blood
vessel
Tom-The remedy is Pease & Sons, Horehound Can.
dy at as Division ST. eet Go and buy two three pack
ages and you'll thank me the rest of your life
A-Excuse me- Tom can't stay any longer, fm of to
Pease's at once Exit in haste)
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GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE

GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
THE HOPE MILLS, IA MarketGeld street. between
Broad aud Whitehall late 267 Elizabeth street, New York
Office i2o Froptst Constantly hand the market
prices and in the usual varerv OF packaaes s27 ansm
NHlLYEXPKEss LINES FOR ALBANY. UTICA
BUFFALQ. CHICAGO AND CANADA.-The sub
ming the Albany and Bafao Express, in connection with
Harnden Co.'S New York and Albany Line, have recently
extended their Express Lire from Buffalo Albany through
to this city their own account will eceiye and forward
DAILY, (Sundays excepted) Specie, Bank Notes. Parcels
Packages Bundles and Cases o. Goods, and from the fol-
lowing places, viz. =
Canapdaeua, Rochester, Batavia Lochpor Buffalo, Cieve
Also, Oswego, sacketn Harbor, Kingston and Toronto
Canada.
Will promptly attend the collection payments OF bills
aotes drafts and purchase and sale OF goods pro
luce by sample, and such other ansclen business
entrusted 10 their
Each Express will be accompanied by competent messen
together with responsible the principal town.
upon the Merchants and others may be that re
will be in this received speedily than any
other possible way.
~ BSpeeal Expresses any part Of the country at
short notice and upon reasonable terms
sDr POMERoY co. No. Wall street
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Died..

Died.
On Sunday morning, 18th inst, of Consumption. Brn
rARp GoRMLY,'n the 2sth year OF his age.
requested to attend his funeral this ondayl
Sheriff ~ WHIT VI
On Sunday 18th inst, Mr. Domsrcx CR.ssovs, aged 50
years, months, and days
His friends and relatives particularly invited to at
tend his funeral Tuesday afternoon at AZ o,soot
Morton street. -"
On Saturday morning, Nov l2th, of Inflammation of
the lungs EUGENE ADDISON, only child of Whitman and
Eliza L. Phillips aged months
Strange beauty lit thineeye,
Death bid it close;
II folded up die
Calm a rose.
Adieu sweet child, no woe
Clouded thy face;
Thy spirit smiled TO 90
And LEFT the trace
Upon thy happy brow
Death cannot steal
The smile that rests there now
It's heavens own seal.
The Baskets gem is fed;
But far on high
decks an angels head
And cannot die
Sweet babe say, dost thou know
Earths gries or fears
Whisper TO those below
Dry up your tears w. w.
Al New Orleans the 3st inst of brain fever THoM-
As r DAVENPORT, of Salem Mass, aged % years
Alas poor Tom ~ Often have we taken him by the
hand and yet feel the hearty pressure he gave
ours. Indeed, "none knew him but to love him. and
Lar OF ms premature death has cast gloom
=; e circle Of warmly attached friends He possessed
N lie traits OF character which endeared him TO ali
ne Wss steadfast friend kind brother and an Affection
ave ana auu SON His heart was in the right place and
Cemetery, OF New Orleans holds his badv I'm, hs soI
we nope, has gone to the happy abode If 10 gooJ Nc
Providence console and protect his poor mother s..
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= D3- THE PEOPLES MEDICINE.s-such the Ge-
nune Extract of Sarsapars prepared under the direc
ton othe College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city
OF New York, may be emphatically denomnated. This
elegant and efcacious preparation is compounded of the
active principles of sarsaparlla Gcntian and the Taurus
whose value in purifying the blood
an strengthening the system admitted by all medi
cal authorities. This article does not contain particle
OF mineral medicine and therefore differs essentially from
the mixture sold under the of Sarsaparla, which
may be readily known contain mercury arsenic from
the sickness of the stomach produced by their Sold
in single bottles at 10 each. In of half dozen
bottles 50 so, do one dozen SO.
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TIKI, WARRINGTON PROSPECT. Temperance B.ne6.
Ss: aSsI sS% ' Ss
o,COunsI Of Ireland and MIR Kelly Of boston ''' W.T.
s 's',s'. .SSiE NJ GAM, sseil'-
The @oat 4. ~ Coming ws
cHn s" ana al 5 %
hou shalt thy lot at the end of the days
CARD-The widow brother and nephew Lorenzo ofthe
late much regretted John Delmonieo, ende their heartfelt
berry fire engine company who accompanied his
The s.ani;hment will be reCpensd to-day under the
mS will spsd inS nG of the
N No. son,b p Wlm and ss1e private dinners
Furnished No. 7s Broad street. as usual MD Ter
1No, ,su A. Hrw YonK Po.r orFIcr, Nov. Iah, 1879.
Whe s rom sas se.en hHteG INST: w
close the Upper and Lower Post Offices Tuesday ISL,
MD minutes p.J joins iSi IoRIMER GRAHAM, PM
TAKE N0TICE1,PRlCEsR EDULED.-Ho every one
hPeas sS'S
'H Sa ss'S s1 S sf
'I NH STR O. wfckoFF' 'f'
supply q Corn from shay Anson and
South Streets %:e New Rss % and 'f Rice
nil Itsr s
SOCIETY LIBRARylA g ,tuitou. Lec,sIs On The pTn
Moy sna %se % IN vii s On
Professor Rhetoric and Lecturer at King. College ASei
s'1s sa e .%s;5 'a ss
Issns S,t in L91dn and Great Britain
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE COFFEE kOOM.-The
1b,, 80 IS, informs his friends and q. public
2s M.es.a wal. William HI: s%G
choices. a @ay c
The mc eomae an pd nd bis s
Kind ~ this country and the Popnetor pledges hm,e that
MA lt.ne THos. COLLIER.
sss %Ss S: on ss
Il; s'ss :.
i; M.as%s Quo III! IL TSSs;s!s Mr. ri~p, who will pre-
Admission ST. riels. be had 4 Mis-. a Ss q fh
s ice a" the principal music stores and at The doors Of
GRANTD ;, soKEE MUSICALE tonight At PinieuI. Cafe
Ems A%s who viii play I@o vsT Sa G' s
Tor o"r h,nus on The piano ferte first Of Mr.
aais % s S'S M 'Sf ss
s,s5,.e' and also the waaes and aasas.
y2cA5 hx A SaaRs
nn DS1 st ,hs King bs.
the Apollo sso saloon BFSsdw, Friday senng 18Th
E5..I,heI p.rtieqIs. will be duly announced
hotels hs rdencs Geoses HOTEL and ssG's a 'R
door. nIaatr
GRAND vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Sig kAPET g. respectfully informs his friends and
the public F III 81 Nv Ey vES SfHSss' Sov m
At the Apollo z, si,ted by the following talent:-
Mrs. HORN, Madame OTTO,
Mr.. G. r.. HORN, and
Messrs. FREDERICK Louis RAKEMANN
For particulars see small bills
Mr. L. Rakemann will preside the piano forte; also assist
IN the quar EFT accompaniment. nl2 3tr
GRAND vOCALAND ms rRUMENTAL CONCERT |
sgnor Rap III respectfully informs MS friends End tn
per 5h At the Apollo, assisted by the principal talent
INC c W. ne7tn
MUSIC
SCHNE1DER REBHJJN will attend private parties and
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Domestic Importnt,o,..

sAyASSaH-nfe Exeel-te cks rice A @ MiIIer-23 w II,
MONT DAM -2S5 bales cotton Victor Duck wiz
lel fassier, co.'s Pilot & lie B,rbier-ir b wood
bury-2 Henry Cot-3a siIas Bfopso,-21 R,,,tow q
us Bogat Kneelsnd-2s Smith Mills A co.i No., $50
cos bills VapderpooI 800 - " JUN seymour
GHAHLssror-Bng Dimon-l53 ties rice Smith Mills CO.
~ amer beckwh-tf b,es colt Maitland-5o Dnn
coo bbls oranges TO order. ~ ~ N'''oeS q
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90 1T is NOW UNIvERsALIY ACKowLEpG.

o. 1T IS NOW UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGE
ED that Dr. Wheeler the celebrated Oculist, is without
rival in this country in the skill and which have
been manifest by him in this difficult of all the
branches of medical science and it is very doubtful
whether he has any superior in his profession the other
side Of the Atlantic Persons who curious in
Of this kind and who desire have demonstration of Dr.
WIS remarkable good fortune in curing the lamenta-
BILE and desperate diseases to which the human eye
liable, oughtto call at his Office 80 Greenwich street. du.
ring his hours of practice where will be found abundant
evidences Of his extraordinary ability.