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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26
Sale.

ESY virtue ola writ Of iieli facias, issu-
NJ ed by John A. Rankin. Esq, one of
the justices Of the peace, of the Sale of
Maryland, in and fer Cecil county, at the
suit of Oh mbers s Malit, against tn
goods and chatles, lands and tenement
of i. =. Sutton, and to me directed !
have selzed and taken into execution, all
tie right, tile, interest and claim, both al
law and III equity, of the said II. P. Suit
ton, IN and to, all that piece, parcel, or
tract OF land on which The said T. p Snt-
ton now resides, situate lying and being
in at Fair-IliIl, Cecil county, MARYLAND,
and | hereby give notice that on MON
DAY, the 7lh day of March next, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and
3 O'Clock, p. NJ. at the front door of The
court house in Ekton, | will offer the
said property. SO seized and taken into
execution. by public auction, TO the high
est bidder for cash.
IIEZ. FOARD,
Fob. 12-ts Constable.
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For Rent.

1--WE HOUSE AND GARDEN, on
II the corner of Church and North, SITS
now occupied by Mr.. Jonathan Knots.
For terms apply to
G. R. HOWARD.
Feb. left.
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ATTEND TO YOUR
TEETH.

nR. COWAN being now located per-
manenlly in EIkton, respectfully So
Iicits continuance of patronage. 1t is
scarcely necessary to say that decayed
teeth produce many unpleasant, conse-
quences-many have experienced the
acl--lhen attend to them in time.
'Old'Gold taken in exchange for denial
operations, and also, purchased at the
hishes. prices.
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Fisheries.

Twill rent either for one year, or for a
tenn "i years, to good tenant; that old
and well estahli h d Fishery. living at the
lower End of Veazey's neck, on Elk Riv-
er. and 6elween ,he mouths Of Captain
Johns Creek and Brhcmia River. known
As tbs "lI"peweII Fishery" There are
ON The premises good Flsh-lauSe, with
TWO R"ons, Shed, Il polrnd for horses,
and Spring Of eXcelect Water very con-
vcnieni.
ALSO, Fishery about mile above
This at the mouth of Bohemia Rver-snd
opposite to Town poinl-Thi> shore has
never been fShed, but can be cleared at
IItIle eXpcnce, and would admit Of Seine
of any Size being hauled on t, as the Wa
lers of both The Elk * Bohemia Rivers,
are open to it, as we "a ii large Cove to
The Right fit. An approving lease would
be given on the above shore, for term of
years, to Il good tenant
The Roads lea ing down to the above
shores are in good Condition and are
shorter and better than those, to any of
the other fisheries, IN SasSa'ras Npck.
THO. w. VEAZEY.
Cherry Grove, Sassairas Jan. Slh 1872
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DlSSOLUTIO OF CO.
PARTNERSHIP.

TIE c" partnership hereloInre exist
ing under The firm OF Cook & PtesIon, is
This day dissolved by mutual consent,
All persons having unsettled accounts with
said firm. will please call and settle them
soon either with Cock % Preston.
llarmondale FRANKLIN COOK.
Jan. 2l>r 1912. ! JOSEPH b. PRESTON
p. >. franklin Cock and S,erhrn
Richards. having associated themselves
together will continue business at the
above mentioned lace, under the Fl. IN OF
Cook & icha,ds.
Ian o1s,1e1o FRANKLIN COOK.
''''' = t'' i-' ! STEPHEN RE IIAR rs
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS &c.

Mahogany furniture; side board; bureau, hair
covered sofa; centre table; dining table, half OF
which can be used separate; bed>teads and
wusllstand of stained maplci rush bottomed, and
windsor chairs 3 looking glasses brass andons;
shovel and tongs, and tenders; Nenlian carpet,
, cots; mattresses , feather beds; Kitchen utcu-
Sis stove; large copper kettle; small do; large
barrel chum; sm,ll do; milk pans; cream pots;
tubs and barrels &c. Ducking gun; bird gun.
Also, Smoked hams and shoulders, picked
pork and lard; and corn oats, and potatoes by
the bushc!.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock, when terms
will be made known by
GEORGE HARRISON.
Feb. 10th lS42--3w
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FARMING UTENSILS SC.

Two ploughs; harrow; cultvators grind
stone; corn sheller corn grinder with corn shelter
attached; grain fan; straw cutter, grain cradles;
horse rake scythes; shoves; forks; rakcs; broat
wheel ox-cart; horse carts; hay wagon, dear
born harness sc.
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A Carl ID.

DOCTOR JNO. ALRlCElS offers his
professional services to the Public; he
will always be found, except when profess
slonaly engaged, at his Office, opposite
N Cullough's Hotel, Elklon, Md.
0sl 9th, lS4l--&
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STOCK

One pair Of fine oxen 8 bull from to 3 years
old, almost tmll-bred sisolt-horn, Durhams; !
heller, months old, ha tD.o. hi!fbred cows
and nuey COW, all near cumlng; fresh COW,
and her calf; a good Canadian mare, with foal
, full blooded mares; Bellf1under Cotand fill
rising years old; | Bustamente fly, under IA
year old; logs; IS sheep, with lambs; poultry
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Positive Sale.
AT PUBLIC VENDUE.

PH@ II L subscriber will sell at Pllm-point farm,
q Elk Neck, miles from Elkton, Oh Tuesday
the 18th day of march next, the following pro-
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For Rent.

A good STORE HOUSE, situate d in
"a the East End OF EIlton. fprnerly &C
cupicd by Kean s. G,ttier, as such, to-
gelher with a large and secure IRA nary
sufficient To h bid 1902 Bushels of Grain.
good cellar, and first rate pump Of
water at the door, also adjoining said
building large and c"mmcdioWs cabin ct
makers or Carpenters shop,
also FOR SHE.
Six tine building lots situated on back
street front % Ie'l, running back 100, also
several building lots OH font ST. for,
Terms apply to
JOSEPH MAilAN.
Elkton Feb. 18Th lSl2-tf
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VENDUE.

YVHE subscriber having rented his far m
Il on Big Elk creek, near Elkton, Cecil
co. Md. will expose to public sale on
THURSDAY the 10 day of march next
at 10 O'clock A. NJ. his stock and farming
utensils; the stock consists of farm horses;
Cows; young Cattle; yoke of Oxen; a
lot Of fine young hogs; hay by the ton; l
wheat fan, nearly new, light wagon; l
OK cart; ploughs, and harrows; lot OF
bags, nearly new; aud other articles too
tedious to insert
Terms accommodating.
JAMES S. SPRINGER.
Feb. 26th lS42-2w
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also FOR SHE.
CHESTNUT RAILS AND
POSTS.

TIVE Subscriber has a quantity o
IL Rails and Posts. which he vii! sell IA,
IA reduced price. to be delivered al any
time from the first of March next.
Apply to the subscriber in Elk Neck
adjoni & ulkey Point.
JOHN ULDEN.
Feb. l9-lOw
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$50 Acres.

in thriving nelghhorhood and healthy
,ituation, convenient to Schools. Mills, and
faces of worship of different. denomina-
ians. Thi farm is well walered and a
good portion of it meadow, and mucl,
more may be made with little expense.
There are about 90 acres of wood land.
The Improvements are two story Dwell
ling with Kitchen attached, well of good
water near the door, tenant honse and a
large frame Barn with slablng underneath.
This property will be sold together or Sc
7araie, to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock, A NJ
when terms will be made KIN wn'hv
JOHN PADDOCK,
Nov. 81 lS4l-tf
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PUBLIC Sale

TIE subscriber will sell at public sale
on the Sih day Of MARCH ne xi,
farm in Cecil County, Nd near the
}'ick Meeting House, adjoining lands Of
Daniel Carter, Peter Askew. and Others
..OulraIujnG
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Feb. 81
FLOUR.-IIoward ST. 5 Sc
City Mills S, u
Snsquehanna
WHEAT. Md. red LILO cts. 100
COHN.-Yellow, Sc cts.
white, So It's
OATS.-MI. 43 cts.
Cloversccd Sc 6.25
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT Feb "a
Wheat Flour, from Wagons, IS IS
Rye do. do. %
" heat. per bushel, ! 25
Rye, do. 70
Farley, 60
Corn Meal, per bushei, 60
Corn, So
Oats, 81
FIaxseed, SO
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NOTICE..

Oct 30 lS1i.-lf
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Enh. 5lh lSi2-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-08
From he Lancaster Uagon boy.

know Of no better illustration Of the argument be
tween the advocates of Free Trade and tie advocates
ot American manufactures, than the following dia-
loupne:
faglaer. Wei. Mr.. A., have been dealing with
yon now about year without a settlemcn how much
have yon goi charged against mel
Merchant. Oh. never mind settlement; come.
What shall | show you to-day2-iou want bill Of
goods. don't you! Iiurah for free trade'
Farmer Wei may bel will buy something after
while. but want settlement first, and then will
commence square on the next years account
.nnrhani Very well, your account is just one
hundred dollars.
E,oner Fily cents is now the price of Wheat,
hear and have got Two hundred bushels Just enough
10 pay YOUR account.
Merchant. Oh! bless you, my dear friend, don't
want wheat
fnmer Wen, then, have got plenty Of Corn and
PORK AT home, and will bring YOU in TINT,
Merchant. can't take Your Corn Pork, any
produce; must have tie cash.
Farmer | fortunately have the money by me, and
here !. ,s--reccpi your account,
Merchant. Counting The money! All right. Now
| hope you will often This year aud trade free
~, there is nothing like free hade.
Farmer. am beginning 10 understand your free
hade. You expect me 10 buy goods o YOU aud al the
end ol the year pay you the cash freely But III put
stop lha game. There is little Just starting
III neiaborlood by "A friend Of mine, who will take
all kinds Of produce Tor goods and you have my last
doIIar-atter this viii deal with him.-Erd
Change the namc and see Of whom The story is told.
England wants To buy our. manufactured articles Of
her and yet refuses to take American Wheat, Pork
other product, in payment, but demands silrer and
gold.
The American manufactures ('ihe little store kept by
lrlend) will crcalca home and permanent demand
lo the Of the products OF the farm for the men
who work in the manufactures must eat, and II they
hire they III American products; aud thus will
supply one anolhcr retaining the gold and silver, in
stead u sending it of To Enean 10 pay for muuuiac
mTel ARTICLES, whilst they refuse 10 take dollars
worth Of our produce uule4, the English crop small
lhey are starving t. 1t not strange thai the party IN
this country who call lhem,v,s denocatc. league in
with the fnglj~hto put duwn our manufactures and
seet, lrrson says, 'to reduce 10 dependence
iurel9n mtlonsi'
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RELIEF FROM THE REDUCTION OF IA
RIFFS IN ENGLAND

Tho T.Ond0n sun says
Ill is obvious that the best and sufest means of coun-
eractng German, French aud American tariffs is TO set
free the trade in corn, and take of the duties ON wool
cotton and every other material which enters into
manufactures, 10 enable people to produce, ar
tces desired abroad at the smallest cost Bonapartc
al the height of his power, could not keep English gouds
out of the continent Frederick the Great when he had
nothing else do with his armies could not put down
smuggling. The United States, Germany aud France
have all extensive frontiers. and if abolshng our own
nscbievous laws, we set our manufacturers entirely
free, We may rely the smuggler speedily redressing
the wrongs which protecting tariffs uilic the whole
family OF mankind"
Walsh. in his comment the above, Significantly re
marks:
r Robert Peel loresa,r more necessity for his fiscal
neasacs ttal c general deca and he foreign ,eds qj
The itha administration created He tcM Re d,tr,a
~ fiscal ergcRries mte abandonment ofhe rcsi,ic
iioas on forcir1 ainiH o,M .pQa,H3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-08

think orr interests rcqufo II. adsocate the doctrine
OF Free Trade as ar as it i praciicablei but when
ceases to be practicable, unless at unos sacrifice To
ms. abandon IT,"
'fhese view are. according TO our way Of thinking.
correct and Just There two qnaslions one Of prnc
pie. aud one of policy involved IN the matter Of Iarii.
Is To the constitutional power oi The government TO i'm
Pse protective duties It should be regarded as settled
hing which admits Of doubt. The principle being
.hs recognized the II laying duties and the
tent Of them would be determined by that wise regard for
the Of tie people which ought to characierse e
g@ators IN all their dUlngs Here there Is for
eession and mutual compromise Why should not a
sesble people be able manage this subject discreely
and without furious sriiel
Guv herohead advocates the distribution Of the Pub
lie Land revenue among the States. The inerposIiion
ufIAecniye power has defeated that policy for the pres
ent. land must submit says the Message. 'untll
III. time shall arrive for 10 exercise the powers vested
u.s. by removing tho obstruction and taking possession
oi what is justly our own.' Ball. liner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-08
Noettral.
FOR THE sIRsfsi.S.

UoLOWOND sONG-Gh. 1. WI.
Behald. thoa fair, Love. Behold thou arr fan,
Thou hast eyes like the doves pccring through that hrg
hair:
While thy ,res-es depend in iu>uriant pride,
Like floek Of goats grazing Gilead'. side.
Thy teeth Ike ewes c,cn-shorn Ia m, sight
As they come from the washing all fautlcssl, white,
Whereof all tSin.b carinRi ard no among
That dainty flock proves TO be barren oi Young
Ike thread Of bright scarlet those bgh, lips appear,
And cosnely thy spcech il mslts On The ear
The temples those shadowing locks half conceal,
Like piece Of pomegranate rich beauty reveal.
And thy ncck-how transcendsnt, Mt ,onder el,aste
tower
Shows lovely ;whh Dav ii a, height Of his power
For an armoury built ~ herr the Thousand shield. stay
That used by the bate-ro,ed chief, Of his ds,
Thy two raw shiny breasts, which dtiicio,ry rise
The desire OF my soul, the repast Of mine eyes
Seem like Young twin gasellcs that feeding he found
" here the lilies beauty and ffsfiane. aioufd.
So till daylight appear, and the night shadpws fly,
On Thy tv in hills of myrrh and OF inotuse III lie,
For then art all fair, 1,vc,quite >,tless thou art,
And Thy beauty spericct in every PAT J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-08

WE OFFER FOR SALE. low for cash or in
w barter,
50 hhds Sugar n O.. Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common To the best
500 bags Coffee, part extra fine
40 hhds., tierccs and bbs. n. o. and Porto
2 do Syrup, very superior
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum -
300 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Madden
loO casks Nails and Spikes, i'd to q inch.
tons Frodegar Tyre Iron in. to 9 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls. Tanners Oil
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer S
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
% do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green Copperas
80 bbs. llerrn.s and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
30 boxes II Il aud 10 II II Window Glass
10 do 10 II ~ very superior
= tierces fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine 4. Pow
der
% doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets. assorted sizes
20 doz. Bed Cord 3. = and . s,,an
5 dnz. Corn Brooms
10 eases Tobacco Oil,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal 70 any ever seen in
this market
900 lbs. East Boston, Crushed do
UUO lbs. common do
800 lbs. Sal 4F,ra,us
60 boxes Tin plate 3N
900 lis. American Shectron
500 lbs Zinc
% boxes Rlisns
50 reams Wrapping paper
100 do Fools Cap aud LottcrI'aper
20 Nj Cigars, from common 10 very fine
2oDo lbs. American blis,cred Steel
500 lbs. Alum
gross Backing, Sc, sc.
GEO. BAGBY s Go.
July g is
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VIRGINIA To wt:-M Rules held IN the Clerks Office
oi the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for
the county of Halifax. in the month of Oc,obcr, 1872:
John CobbJr., administrator Of Boborx IIghower, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
against
joel Marable Nancy Marable ambrose Bohannon s --
ms VIE, Defendants,
IN CHtNcERY
The Defendants joel Marable and Ambrose Bohannon s
- his WIFE, not having entered their appearances, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they in
bans ct this commonwe alth: II is ordered, that the
said Defendants Joel Marable and Ambrose Bohanon and
- his WIFE, do appear here the first Monday in Jan-
airy next and the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy
Ut tins order be forthwith, inserted in the ynchburg Virgin
ian Tor two months succesve and posted at the front door
oithe courthouse Of this County.
Copy-Tese,
WM S. HOLT, D. C.,
Oct Is w2in
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EUEe S.lLE.

I WILL SELL, one moiey of ihe Otter Mills, oe
conli,ioually the whole. 1heyembrace both Girls,
and Saw Mill, erected within the last or Years, ara
large Creek, which in ordinary years affords an
abundant supply OF water, and within mile of thu
Pmy Stand landing, james River and immediately
opposite the lower end OF the Canal of the Blue Ridge
The Saw Mill between the 9th Of January and ls Vi
May, cut 5000 feet of Plank and Scanlng. The
neghborhood abonnds in fine Pine Oak and Poplar tim
bers and the roads good The line Of the Canal be-
ing let on contract from Lyncburg TO the head Of the
present work, at the Blue Ridge, would afford fno
field for profitable enterprise 10 active who had
leisure attend 10 the business.
will also sell Glover Hill, lying within Z
mile and half of the Canal. 1t contains 300 $50
acres of rich land good proportion Of which is fobac-
CO Land, and has on it fine collection oi Y Ines anl
choice Fruit trees Of almost every variety grown IN thls
climate.
| will also dispose of the Rocky Row tract, contain
ny bv late survey Sl little over tO Vi which,
cleared and in cultivation, and nearly all Of II fresh
and lying well for land situated arnol,st tho noun
ains. consider il the richest Land have ever seer.
and il produces Tobacco, Corn, SC remarkably we'll
There vet between four and five hundred acres OF Tina
Tobacco Land To clear most of which Is capable oi pro-
duel ~ crops Of Tobacco in successon With
OFT dlmnuilon of the quantity or quality ol the CROP
1t is heavily timbered with Oak Pine PoPat- Chest
nut Hickory &c. and the range for the Cattle asd Hogs
not inferior any in the country. the mast being ade
1uae to raising and iaenipg the latter and there is
fine yonng Orchard of choice Apples. Pears, ums, &c
and several thousand Peach Trees planted out. and
many OF them are bearing. will sell any OF the
above property accommodating terms, as 10 pcs and
time; aud will show it any disposed To purchase
WIN. ARMiSIEAD.
Rocky Row, Amherst,
F. S-There is said to be first rate Iron Ore in
great abundance the Rocky Row Tract; and On tho
Clover Hill Farm there is first rate Quarry Of Free
Stone within short distance of the Canal. and good
way. w Vi. AtMlSI lead
Nov. 3 WIN
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.V'OTECfi.

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
l. Court OF Law and Chancery, for Bedford county,
made ON the 9TH day of May. 1889. in a suit iherc"
pending, in the Of Moses Dooey. plaintiff. John
Markle, 4 al defendants, shalloer ior sale sh- pie
misses, credit ofsix, twelve & eighteen mpnths, IN
equal payments, on Saturday the 3st day Of December
lS42 undivided moicty of a LOT OF LAND.
situated on Water street in the town Of Buchanan, Bet
etour county, containing half of acre, and desg
mated in the plat othe said lot number s; which
moeiy is the property OF the said John Niarkle.
Bond with good personal security will be required If
the purchaser for the payment of the purchase money.
and the title TO the land will be retained until tho hole
is paid. VIM. w. BOYD, comr,
Nov. 3 WILD
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WN. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

~ FFERS his services TO practice in the Su-
~ peror and Inferior Courts Of the corporation OF
Lynchburg; also in those, Of The counties of Campbell,
Amherst and Bedford. All business confded 10 him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention.
Ills office is on main street, opposite to The grocery ot
Mr. John lolns, and one door above Col. Phepss auc
ton
Lynchburg, Oct. 81 Is
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VIRGINIA to witAt Rules held in the Clerks Office
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancsry fF
the County OF Halifax, in the month Of Octobcr 1912:
James Burton executor of Levi lin deceased,
plaintiffs,
Martin Dodson DodsonIuckc and John Sims late sheFs
III vi lialilaa county, Defendants
In CHANCsIY.
The Defendant Martin Do,on having entered hr
psarance and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not an inha,at of this 1t is ordered, h''
The SAID Defendant Martin Dodson do appear here on W.
hrst Monday IN January next, aud answer the bill OF
flantil and that acopy OF this order be forthwith in'ef
The lynchbnrg Nrgnian for two months successveis "
posted at Tic front door Of the courthouse OF this Con'
\ COpy-Toste
D. NM :. HOLT, D. r,
p.t WIN
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
ai|z

futfIE PROPRIETOR of this Establishment re-
J. turns his thanks to his patrons for their generous
support and them that he has made every
fangcment for the accommodation Of the public.
in the most comfortable manner, and upon the
most liberal terms In consequence Of the enhar-
rassmen of the times, he has reduced his charges 10
the following prices:
Board for man and horse per day, 81 80
Board for do 90
BY the single meal for dinner, 81
For breakfast or suppel 81
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors; his table supplied with every variety which
the market afford; neat and well furnished roorns;
obliging servants and an mteatire Osiier
The Proprietor sufficiently fortunate. notwitl'-
standing the mifdncss Of the winter, oobaln plentiful
supply of ! & f. that his patrons, who think
"COLD WATER - rnE HEST"
may be- assured of always finding pitcher Of good ICE.
WArER-quite luxury amid the summer heats.
The stages will call at any place for the acconmoda
ton of travellers. JAS. NJ. I4ANGIIORNE.
Or For hire, good Hack, gentle horses, aud a
careful driver. J. NJ l..
July Is wtm
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VuNllE subscriber. being agent for the sale of these
4 celebrated Ploughs made by Ru.glss, Nourse y
Maso of Worcester. Massachusetts, offers the follow
ing descriptions at factory prices
One hsrse hill side Ploughs at ,W
Two do do do do at 1000
Extra two horse hill side do at II 80
One horse common Plough mt $50
Two do do do at 800
Three do do do at II 90
Plougs. of common castings al much less rrices.-Cul
tltaiors and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various Ploughs always on hand
JAMES \. S'TIGlER.
Nov 81 Is