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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for ihr first .Jmdiciu/ DIS
ir,ci IN tie 7err,i"ry II Lora.
In the case -, Henry w. Moore u pst,,ionirs
BANKRUPT.
The cr-dito-. Of the said pet;tio"ing Bankrnp,
are h. reb. notified. ihpt III. said court has an.
po,nt. Il the 10th .las IT nrxi,.t nrling.
ton ~ unity at pr. Nnin.. in sal ~. riot.
h.ar sad Petition which aud place. the said
h> nkrupt aud all persons Interested, ma. appear.
nra,. = of .aiI pr,it,on.r should not h. granted
Dat. thi. 18th ,tay nf Ort,b =. !X42
~ order ot the Co.lt.
John s. Dunlap 6'I+rk
D. Ror~r. Sol'r Dc, rs. l842 -3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
10 Lecf Eaters


NliE snb>crih~r takes this opportunity 4.
int.rM .Le cisizens us B.:riinglnm aud
vicinity. ,ha, he j. again y, his block. -, ,i.s
old sand. prepared TO furnish as all time.
he GlI.DiGtSI MEATS 10 .hn.~ VII" N. !
iav = him with thrir call. and CASH lie
rct"rt his -iWeert ,hnnks for .he liberal pat.
roma he has h~reiOtnre received and hopes
~ ssricl a.se"tion 80 business, 20 meri. il
continuance
Il. ". PATTERSON.
Nearl, oppssi,e Fie.ch er's Hotsl
burlington. July 9, l542-G
N From .hnse Who cnnno, pay cash,
n. vii: take store orders, county orders or
iii. scrip, a. their vaiue.
Farmers who have stock IN sell will do
we'll 10 give me call, ns expect 10 con.
.i"". tn. basines. Of Bu,cheriug ..cliv~iy.
K. W. p
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UNI ,En STATES OF AMERICA.
Dis. riot q, +, tor ,h. first Judicial lis

trio, IL III. Territory &c Iowa.
tn. or. ti.n. OF Col. man Harrell adecreed
bankrupt. who h... proved their debts. and other
y, rs.,- IN int.r+.,. are hereby no,i,l,n that the
I'll ds. Of February next. At Burlington. ~ the
90 IL. 4 Dr. M.,,n.s in said Territory. has been
de.gn,tr.i BY the court il. til. TIME an r'ace WIFE"
and VIII. the, may s'trnd and s..v c,use y an.
Tie, ~ ~ nave. WHY crrtiatr IT fnai d. rharge
sail ii b. granted to said ba"k rupt. dated th.
l7th .ay OF O,,.h.r l8l2 ay order "f thu court
Wm. IA St.rr, .oi'r. ! :. D"nl.r 81. rk.
Oct %. l843-lOw.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
Burlington. En, 81. ,s4?-.f

M0FFiTT's LIFE PIlls g. FGMlx BIT Itns.
AsiHEKIAN Ague specific, warranted ="
- cure. the agnc and '.ver. nr s'.e money
returned.
Rows n.l'. Tnnic Mixture.
". john Snprinytnn's Pills.
Miles cxr,c. ut Tomato pills, q snbst'-
cute for c:i lonIrl
co",r' i'nl,nonnr, Ralsnm f"r Tho cure
III I"mgi,-. cnIda. consumption &c.
pr Sp"hn'- Hen n,,r remedy. for sick
h,.,,'.:ci,r. &c &c ter s,l.. nv
dec - &. W. WESTBRDDK.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
Stoves, Tn, cpper and :
SHEET IL On Ware

1 'IlE .nb.cr;brr respectfully informs hi'
] fripnn. aud the pnhlic generally. that
he has ngnin commenced manufacturing NJ!
article. in his line "f business. NJ his old
stand on jefferson Street. where he will he
prepared ~, alt ,i,nes 10 Gil orders, AZ the
ahor.esl notice aud in "a w"rkmanIike mun-
ner. Country Merchants will find il !"
their advantage 10 give him call as he IL
determined 10 sell as l"w, IA The same arti-
Giles can be ob.a med for, in Il. Louis.
s. A. HUDSON.
n..l:n~,,,, Nu, 81 jAdJ-,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

NR RauNEL's TOE NAlL.-A French
man. speaking Of Mr.. Brunei. the engi
n.er OF the Thames Tunnel remarked
Monsieur Brunei is great man-gian,
engineer--his grea, toe-nnil (tunnel, goe.
all across de river Thames onder yalei
from Won side 10 de ODER
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
4. ". PATTERSON.

40 LUMl3ElANkN.
4 } EASlJN A.LE advance will 10 Mnd.
y on Lumhsr isls ~ consignment. BY
nay - IVAN EVANA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UNITED STATES or AMER CA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Dis,ric, Cour, fnr the first Judicial DIS
tic, IN the Territory vi Iowa
r . ere ;,or. nf ,'aih-w Har.'in y drrrred bank
rnp, who have proved theft debts. and other l,er.
ann. ~ interest arr. hereby Motif I'd that the 9TH
day Of February next. burlington. in til. county
Of De. Moines in sa,d Territory. has been des'g,
n,trd nv the court the time and place when a"d
where the. may att+nl and .h.,v a'i.e = any thry
ma, nave WHY c.ri;ficat. Of 6na, i-chnrgr shalt
not he yr .nted to I'D bankrupt. mated ths 18TH
da. 81 October 1s42. ny order If the court
j. Dunlap clerk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
QUt / n S " A E
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q IL those ind-h,e 10 the suhscriher al.
~ ,hrr b, note book accom-, can save
Cost by delivering wheat 81 hi store by the
FIRST "f OCTOBER next.
Sep. 3. JNO DAVID.
Vz/HlTE Gil AZED CUPS T. SAllERS,
wv large s.z-. Fre.ch pattern For sal.
chenp by W. IL. MAUKaD.
~ %. lRA2
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Cnur, Tor the first Ju,iicia! Dis.
trici In the Territory Of Iowa.

ITICI III tIIe: TC! TIUOTy " tUWd.
The creditor. OF rhon,a. Faxon, a dtc,eed
bank rup. who have proved their debts. ard n',tr
W . IN interest r-i,y noi,6. q chat the
7,h day If i.bruhr. next. ct iurlingtnn in The
county of b.s Mo,nss u. said rtrri,.ry, has been
!, de. igns,-d hy tho court a.. time and p,sce.
wien am, whcre the, ma, attend an. IN. " cause
an, they ,,a, h.v+ WHY c.r,iG,a,r final
vi "h.rg- shalt not he grant ed 10 said bankrupt.
llated this l7ihs'A, Of October lalz
~ order Ut the court. J. i9hnlap. clerk
' ] " 7 e,rn,l s..r Oct ~ r.ll INV
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
WHEAT! WIiEAi!

ESHE suhscrlbe,, d+slr"ns To get as much
Mh.a, Ne possible, wishes all those w''h
whom he has contracted. Ia .irlIvrr tn.lr whsa'
On or before he frat day at Oct"i..r n~xt
He will NJ all iinn.s gave the highest pr ct t"l
all ina, may be delivered.
sep. ;. }. >. D.sV'D.
tinwkeSe copy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
Distric, Cour, Cor the first JUDICIAL DIS

trict in The Territory of Iowa.
The creditors. of John Wade. decree d
barkrurd. who have prov. their debts. aud other
,.r.on. n;t,r-.. ar. hereby notified "; the TN
day of February next y, Burlington. in the con"ty
Of Ne. Nnin.s. in sal cerrit nv. ha. be- u dfs's'
mate. b, the court. a. the ''n'r nnh n'a'r w''
~, wl.r, ~, may att. Nd. and .h,w cnns' II any
,l, hnv.. wh. c.r,ificat. Of AZ "'.rhsrg'
hall NJ, ne yr.ne tn sai1 bank rnot nate'' tn =
Nth ia, ., Ort,h lS42. ny order "f the court
10 learned. ."ir : Dunlap. clerk
o., her %. 1912 Tow
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

liAUSt. ~ LET.
SITUATED On J@dess opposite lhe Nstional
- llosel. sui. bic Cor welling Or . ice; Apply
- thAaDys soHv1 = NAylD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

CAST " IS. CASTINGS!
1 N s,"r. and tor sale,
dog no spiders or Skilir.s,
I 10 no 10 dn
do M 3 do do
! d. 20 ? Dn,rh owens
I DIV nu 3 do 10
a., so !! stew rpt.,
I do u" 3 IL" .!n
.lc Dnd..r Irons, low for cash. hs
jn ~ ('i.wtrye c"p,J j. ;. DIV! :.
TO THE lowers OF TnE WEED!
{ NE h,x Ne Pln- Ute, tI"uc. dew To.
: bnccn. nnc h,x csvrn !i-h r"barcn,
b.N .I".r" ping CHI wing d.,
k- ~ ."ist do d"
hr ca ni-lr, an kin .in
! hnx 6," nt chrwin. ~"
st. tbs Rap.,rc snuff. 81 lis Macnbcn s,nf,
so do scotch do in hn.ldrrs.
Scotch, Ran,,pe and Nac.beu in bottles
Rrsali., Trah',c..s. Cnss,,iura, Prircipcp
ltavnua aud cOn.D.nn ciyn,s. Jnsi rec. ive,
fr"iE t'incin"a,i. and far sale chr,p Tor ca !.
at in IL WE>rR:tMlK'S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

1869. More .enuwned mcn were
probably ushcred into the world in 1869
,hnn during any other year in either
modern or ancient times smong the
most famed OF these. were the Emre.or
Napoleon. the Duke of Wellington. Mar
shn' New, crun, Lnvnle,te. Baron Gu
virr, Viscsunt Cbau,eaubriand, Baron,
Humboldt. and Lord Liverpool. in Eu
rope, and Governor De Witt Clinton, in
America.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
I MED 81 FRS ,'F \ ERICA.

{ NiTED ST Tr.S ,IF \ EKICA.
District Court tor the first Judiclal Dis
trict in the Territory Of Iowa.
The rr+a,tor"f Daniel f. Rradati. "a decrecd
bankrupt. WIN have proved the ir debts, and ether
person. ~ interest. are hereby notified tn.i the
Sd lnnday in March next at VT. Pi.a..nt W the
count. d, Hc"ry in -aid Territory. has h@tnt.e-
.,snat-d b, the court. asti,e titn. an1 pIac. when
aud where they attend AMI .ilrw cause VI any
shall nnt h. granted 4" SAID bankrupt. Dated THE
9Th d.. 81 October. 1912. .. nurr f the court.
f.. kiIIp.tr'k k. OK.
Hati.& Thompson, Sol.rs Oct p 1910:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
AMERICAN FLouR.-The London &C

AMERICAN FLouR.-The London cor
respondent Of the New York Union. states
that during the recent discussion in tho
London papers respecting the relative
prices Of -four and bread. (ihe complaint
being. that the miller aud the baker keep
up the price Of -four and bread. wheat
beng now much lower than il has been
for some years past) curious fact has
transpircd ltappenrs that Lemana. bis
cui, baker, Thread nee. lie s,ree'--who
mad. an immense fortune by the business
--found thai either in biscuit or bread.
American tour will absorb from 49,
To q 7ih more Of its weight in water than
any other flour. Mrs. Runaell. in her
Domestic Cookery (which made more
money for John Murray Of Albemarle
street. than Byron's most successful
works) states, that stone ia Ibs.) Of
American -four will make PA lbs OF
bread. while The best kind nf English -four
will. from a like quantity. produce only
l83 lbs. ofhrcad. This is Il curious fact
and AZ i, i. now taking .',he rounds" OF
the public journals. must operate iayora-
bly, for American -four.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UNIFIED STATES uF AMERICA.

UNIFIED STATES DF AMERICA.
Di>tric, Court (nr the first judicial Dis
tr.ct in the l'err.tnrv oi Iowa.
tn. creditor. & Enoch : Hil q d.cr-+d
hnnkrnm. who Rave proved Their d. It's. an other
er.ons in interest. sre hereby notified that the
ad A,uhda, in March next. ut Mt. PIE in the
county of Hcnr.. in aid Territory. has hr-,
d. sig mated nv th+ court. the time and place
when and VIII. re- the. attend aud .hrw aus.
discharge shall not r. granted IL said bankrupt
pated tI,. 9th day Of October 1912. ny order OF
the court. f.. killpat, lex. clerk,
tiaii 4 Thompson. Sol'rs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
Agricultural and Scientific.

The Harvest M.on-There arc lew
persons probably, who have no, percciv-
ed annuaily.in the month of September.
cessive nights apparently about the same
tine This annual peculiarly in the
Moons rising WAS observed by the an
clients lnrg before astronomers were q.
bic 10 explain the cnn>e Of IL. On nc
count OF the convenient light afforded
them in harvest time il was called the
Naryfs, Moon: and ,hat in 'ctnher. (lor
similar pc. uiari;y j, then observahle)
the Hunters Moon. The cause OF this
peculiar,y in the rising Of the moon in
September and October is now perfectly
we'! . ,der.,o.,l. aud is explained with a
glote. The 4 fferenccs IN the time nf
the moons rising arc always g'ea, when
she passes through the sign Libra. and
email when she Is in Aries; hut we dr. no.
not;oe their variations excenl in the au
tnnn. ns ihr loon mus, he tull just in
that point in her orbit, and place in the
heavens 10 produce this effect. and that
hrpens emily when sire is in Aries
when the ference in tho times Of her
Libra: :Es. is. al or near the time Of the
au'nmnnl equinox
These Interesting phenomena nr- now
observable he moon 10 night i, will
be perceived, will rise full IN he south
east - Owing to The grea, nbliqni,v Of
the mems orbi, to ,he equn'er. md her
rapid movement from ecu'h 10 NORTH. she
will 20 eflher and farther 10 the lief
evcrs hiShi for a week or more. when
lee IN tie evening she viii, be- seen COM
inR up IN - gihi'ous state in the north
east Boston ..arnal
GERMAN SlLvRs.-t'ew persons are A.
ware the poisonous qualities Of this
compound lis very good for gun noun
tins and ssri,'u. other uses, bu, never
should he used in the form Of spoons, or
vessels for cooking i is composed Of
ropl Or. arsenic ara nick !. II nxy,!ize>
very ,epidly, in contact with any acid.
even sigh, vegetable ones, 4 I'd the small
particles which are taken into the ST
mach. imlercepiib!y nc, us slow hut sure
ro;esn. Pure copper spoons would be
prssersbls Every one is acquainted wit,
the n.'isre Of arsenic; nickel is equ lIy
roisoNous.-Literary Messenger.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

DissOl. ton.
n HE partnership Of inks \ Cook. b. the death
] IL the senior ne.nt,e r. 10 issolved The nusi-
ness will in future b< continued st the stand
by the unt. rn,gnsd alone.
ThoM indebted to the SAID 6rn will please sc.
count to th+ undersigned. vino will also discharge
An LYMAN COOK.
Sept u, isAs-,yk. ttiawAys ssPy)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

D. KEGS Mint. Lead. % Kegs Jun att,
ZeJ Na,t-. assorted z ., equal he Poe
,um Na,,s For safe b.
jun Ia JNO s DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

ssMoRt LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT ;
- BRLs. superior SPIRIT GAS and
- lamps nppr"pr;n,4 for burning il. jos,
received This gas affords br,,rr light aud
chr..,., shan any other subs,i,ute ever in
vem,ed. and IL COW almos. exclusively used
~ n n ,hr larger ci,i.e, for .al@ ~,
uny IA ESIbNO1k
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

RUlV.JND'S TONIC MIXTURE
For Ferer and AgHe.
ME- subscriber being nppuinlei sole
u Ag~n, Tor Des Moines county. the To-
mic Mixture can only he had in It's full
strength, genuiue.s and purity. NJ hi, Drug
Store on Main Street.
JACOB GAUBY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
TRUST SALE.

Commissioner the General Lana f26r
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

! u ,enrncA. s.l,r ~ =!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-10
EARLY IMPRESSIONS,

What is the object of education? To
form the character How is this to be
done? No. by lessons, but principally
through the influence of example and cir
cumsance and situation. How soon is
the child exposed to these influences?
From the moment it opens its eyes and
feels the pressure to its mothers bosom;
from the hour that becomes capable OF
noticing what passes around it, and know
ing the difference of one thing from an
other. So powerful are the gradual and
unnotccd influences these early months,
that the infant, if INDUCED and hum
orcd may grow into pretty tyrant at ten
months old; and totlle about at two years
selfish. disconnected, irritable thing, that
every one but the mother turns from with
disgust. During this period every hui
man being is making his first observations
and acquiring his first experience; passes
his early judgments, forms opinions, &C
quires habits. They may be ngrained
into the character for life. Some right
aud some wrong notions may take such
firm hold, and some impressions, good OF
bad, may sink so deep, as to be with
scarcely any force eradicated. There is
no doubt, that many Of those incurablt
crookednesses of disposition, which We
attribute to nature, wonld be found il
they could be ',ccd, to have originated III
the early circumstances of life. Just as d
delormcd and stunled tree is so, not from
any natural perversity of the seed from
which it sprung, but from the circums,an-
ces Of the soil and situation where it grew
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-10

tined to be the spinnlngjenny, and the
patentecs the Arkwrigh,s, of printing, for
we perceive it stated III the number for the
present month, OH the authority of Mr..
Newton himself, who had personally in
spected the nachinry, while quiescent
and when i'll operation, that it is San i'm
provement which he is convinced will
bear comparison in usefulness with any
vet recordedo in the valuable work we
have just quoted. Mr.. Newton mentions
that compositions who have seen the ma
chinery at work, admit that no,c an emit e
revolution in this branch Of the arts must
take place. The whole is very simple
The KEYS will clear out $50 letters per
minute, when played at random. An as
sistant justies each line. tits then low
cred into galley.-.N Y PIebian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-10
WESTERN ELOQUENCE.

Gentlemen of tho jury-Ikn"w tint
Daniel, who they say was killed oh Z" =
ulously by my client, will no longer
pick the white colting stalk know tlal
he will no longer, when the sun-beams Of
the mi,tfed midnight shine through the
conglobuiar hevings enliven the midnight
crowd wlththe playing Of the musical
jewsharp, and the pormg # jaw bon s
which | remark, is an amusement de ~
ded from the Scythians, polite peope
who nourished like ii green BAY horse on
the banks Of Babylon Gentlemen, !
know that The iGte' eciua Daniel viii no
longer rcpose in the ebony arms of hi
vir,uous Dlnah, or throw his piscatory
tacklings in the broad bosom of The re-
tluous, mighty, majestic, and 'oaring Mis-
sirsippi. Yes, know tina, he now sleeps
on the north corner of the bleak hal
side--but, gentlemen OF the jury, is that
any reason why my prosecuted client
should be suspended like scare crow
between the hevinss and the aisihS J
raitCr guess not.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-10
UNDERSTANDING AND CON-
POSING MACHINE.

We have heard compostors boast that
they had set up $4,000 ems of type in
one day, on a wager, and have measured
10000 ems set up in his sixth year by a
clever apprentice, within the twcnty-four
hours If this is not Gnolty in type-set-
ting what's? Messrs. Clay and Rosen.
berg, last April, took out patent, i'll Lon
don, and the specification was enrolled,
last month, for machinery by which they
distribute and compose type, which beats
hand labor all hollow, no matter how in
duslrious the compossor may be. A full
faith may be placed in the London Jour
nal and Repertory of Arts, by W Newton
of the office of natents We nav "'.",e"'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-10
The Steam Mill,

being OH the tide water Of Back Creek, s.
head waters Of the Chesapeake can be
conveniently supplied with white oak for
ship plank. Sc. and also with Black wal
nut, y"lIoN Poplar a"d other timber from
HE Chesapeake Bay and Susque'annu
Rivrr-!ine stone can also te supplied
from the SIsqur}iauua liver.
The FISHERIES have long and dcser.
v"dIv had the reputation of being the
earliest and best upon Elk River.
The soil OF these farms fbcinr sandy
loam) and about two weeks earlier than
the ncighborhood Of Philadelphia, and
also their STU iT!ON, is particularly
favorable for raising FRUIT. and EARLY
VEGETABLES for the phiIade phia and
Baltimore markets.
The steamboat Ericsson now passes
through the premises every night, md ar
rivcs AT Philadelphia O. Baltimore the next
morning, in addition to the steam tow
boat, daily from IIavrc de Grace to Ph}a.
and other vessels passing a!nGs, hourly
through the farms to those places.
Application To be made 10 the subscrl-
Dor on the premises.
JOHN RANDEL, JR.
Nov, l0th lS12-tf
All persons arc forbid tresspasing with
/ dog or gun or otherwise, upon the pre-
misses Of the subscriber.
J. RANDLE. in.
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COElstable7s Sale.
Dec. lots

Hoy virtue Oft writ of Ficri Facias issued
A9by William llancs Esq. one Of the jus
tees of tho peace of the state Of Maryland
in and for Cecil County, at the suit OF
Robert Cantwell, use of Henry p. Bennett
against the goods and chatels lands and tc-
nements of Henry Nail and James Whita-
ker, and to me directed, have seized and
taken into execution, all the right, title,
interest and claim, both at law and in e.
guilty of the said Ienry Nail and James
Whitaker, in and to all that piece, parcel,
or tract of Land, wherein the said Henry
Nail now resides, situate, lying and being
in Cecil County Md. adjoining lands O.
James Moore and others, and hereby
give notice that on Saturday the 3 inst.
between the hours of II and ) O'Clock
p. NJ. at the Court House in Elkton, |
will offer the said property to the highest
bidder for Cash, to satisfy said writ.
liEZ. FOARD, Con'st.
Dee 10-tS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-12-10
NOTICE..

TIE commissioners of Cecil county.
will meet at their room IN the Ionrl
House on Tuesday the 18th day OF De-
cember Inst, for the purpose of transact
ing such business as may be brought be-
fore them. by order
&. II. JOYCE. elk.
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= =
TO RENT.

VHTIiE subscriber viii receive E,ot1sg.a
- for renting about l,30O aces q. his
property on Elk River aud Back Creek, in
he State of Maryland, in farms Of from
so, to $50 acres, situate about SIX miles
south of Elkton, on the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Railroad, and abor three miles
west from the west end Of Chesapeake &
Delaware canal. together with his STEAM
SAW & PLASTER MILLS, Of from 20 to
80 horse, and THREE FISHERIES s.
TWO LIME iINS
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