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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

The following adop ed a. Ter Goro meet
ing in PhIlaJelphia;
'Res'lved by the meeting. That he rapid res'o-
raian al the husiness aud 6nanres of The r4ihtry t.
healthy state sh"nld il does. CT " Iih the ap
probaIiUn Of the u hoIe deinocraIic party
IL dues. does IN Why mol praise the means then
Ivy Which these ends you " much admire were
brought ubCuR The very Wing TuuH, which yuu
se"nncr in such batter rsrm- has prolnred This hap
by state ofIhing,. Oh. nr, consistent hnAbss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

MEX. co. Til. New Orle ms Co .. Ter rep .hlishrs
from Tampi.o letter the annexed iisi of aslirles ON
which new duties have been levied. The decree,
IL Is sisIed viii be in force s-eIs Irom f,re,gn
por's in the Gull of Mex'co in IS days a6er is pub
lics'ion in Mexico. IN, nhs IRON the ports of Co
lumhia. md North vi the Gulf aud months or ves-
sells rum Europe. an arriving ppri of The Gulf
u was published at Mexco Oct'ber 9Th. aud will
operate vessels leaving New Orleans on the 2la
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

9 o'clock. p. sc. The tolnniliee has met. aud the
dye is cast. As WINS expercd tls uIlaiIruvus ehIcu
Of the cOuverni,n will he.
For Governor. WILLIAM OwSLEY ofFtanklun.
For Lieut. Gov enor. ARCHIBALD dixon .oi Hen.
deTsDn. Able and Incorporating Wings. and a.
round whose banner The people OF KENTUCKY will raj.
~ with an enthusiasm aud uDanInIIy which will be
irreslstil,lc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

CAMPBEI.L's FOREIGN MISCELLANY, Ca
The 10Th November, is another elegant umbes ni
this Va naLle wprk. The engraving Ivy Sarisin oil
the Painters Studio. Is Admirable. The English
Abroad, Good Queen Bees. the Drama in the Middle
Ages. Part OF Louis Philippe. &C. comprise the
oriion of,he articles hai.we have read. u is .uly
quail 10 its predecessors. anL that Is saying enough
for ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
EXTENSIVE WILD RNEss-It, E0,.,

EXTENSIVE WILDE RNESS-Itis kpocn n
oui Ve'y lew citizens that there In The nortb go.
efn pofon Of The Slate Of New York an nlrn,,., 49,,
EXPLORED wild.fness embracing q terriory much a.,
ger than he eniiro state Of Massaehusei,s o,d -.
lable u a. ihekly settled Of containing no.e ira, .
miii"n Inhabitants. There are in llfi. yild.,,..-
ahoni iwo hundred lakes ~ two miles and po,,o,T.
each N diameiei and sHue Of Them fifteen sigh,..o
ana even twenty miles 10 length. The Ru. Moo
ain lake = described BY Rev Mr. Todd as being ga.
wards Of eighteen hundred feet sbcve ihe l.y.t -
Lake Champlain, and oEceiling 10 point of L,c,,,.
AID besuiy Of doficon (beuer knagn A., 80.
'eoFge) Near Long Lake in The very b..,, .C,s.
u fes = q lluie community ~ fooiieen 6mili.. -
sui~i' BY fishing. hunting. Sec e., and have hv.d H.
lmpaffiive gnoranee vnii They were WISHED fs,s
y'afs sinee BY ne eminent divine above nsmeI -
Besides these. mis- i'nnense racf Of land bss $50,
been crpnred BY any. save by hunters add In,li,r.
who have penetrated boz a short distance =, 80
seeriained. They have IN sumo instances ls,,ss.,
neen oFefiaken " Storms, AID their sna.,;,.. -
80 ou"ns neiomeni seasons, together with fbs;,
k-',es siPoi's' would 10 ihe hands d proper ps,.
'on' iafni'h amps maisusnl &c very sfoi,',g 80
Interesting ngnanss. -"o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
ACuUSETrS.-Tkere ho. bcen No ch,r,

MASSACHUSEFFS.-Tke hos been chuire
Of member Of Congress Ia The TnIri Disir,rf. .
Pariial returns have bscn rereivrd from ell of
the districts ~hch were 81 vD;e for members
C"ngrc~s ia consequence "f prev,,ns faiiurss iv
elerI. Ina. il ars APPEAR lha wi,h The rrr~plon
Of Mr. Grr"neIi ol The rrnih ssiriri. any Congress
has heen elected.
Ia B-ion. the Wing majv,iiv this year 10 1867;
last year S4l-.e,t Wig gam Has la the ssaaiy
(Suff' l.. ,on,-, ed ~ Boston ani Chesea.) the
maj riiy is 1913 Wing gun 1885
LETTER LUCKY g. oily number nf towns
nut eec'ing the firs. as repored ab. We. sm ccedei
ia sleo'ins member. the day lsllowng. The
Wing majority is increased To Sc. Wings loo
loeos 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
4lIhiia!!llk I'I!lf!;g!f!l!F1EllElly
BIZ LAST NIGmr,s MAIL-
HONEST JOHN DAyIs.-we had IN. plea.

HONEST JOHN DAvIS.-we had The pleasure.
unespsc,edy, of taking by the haarl. this worthy.
psif"iir and talented citizen. yesterday muruns
at the U. S Hotel. lie arrived the previous night
from Cumberland. and ieii after breakfast ia
the a. elegant si-smrr Wing and wi's.' fof
Illinois. where he ia hound. will he remesnhrsess
10 survey the Stale work-. With reference 10 iuslhef
han on The part oi The Pses.n, bu,d-huders- Hon
A. a. Stewart uf Pa also arrived Oh Saturday night,
aud leaves this marnng.
We learn that Mr.. Adams will arrive at Wash-
ingios to day. stay nIsht wi'h Mr. NKcnnan.
leave Tor unHn'"wn a6er breakfast. stay on rse-lay
night with Mr. Stewart. snJ arriv, ia Cu,nhs rland
on "Wednesday night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

we clip The following paragraph fron the last
Sin"sh held lllino'-) Journal. and a. The Almanac
'"ANTs' saw -ii VII san our mer dian without any
mGicrial VARIATION"
Father. what dues the PRIMER live ont Whv
rhiidi You said you had 4.a paid hun for Two a,
l"res Years. aud 1 you have his paper every
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

what good will the sourse OF The member. do
themselves Ibei, cunsii,usna They be,,er reie,
upon this lilte
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
- RAIIAM's MAcAzINEt, 49,.


O. RAHAM's MAGAZINE Tor D,e.mh,,
- CONTAINING engraviugs Fashion ,,lsf, .,a
eighteen original aneiss, iIom he pens Of the bss,
writer's ~ Tie eOsn.Fy. For sale at
nov 20 Mrrfop.s
NO. 4 or ODD STORIES and Stray Plate.
~ For sale al MIL oR's
Dv 20
lionel LINCOLN-A Tale b, r.
~ Ce'Psr. Juss fe,'d and Tor ale At
nov 20 MELLORs.
a WINTER GIFT hr Ladies. bsoy in.,,..
n iH'f's ~ knuIng Melting and Cn.el,et w.
cout'ioing lhe ns~rsi and mos, Fsshio,ls p.,,.,,.
FoF sale a. l"sv 2OJ MELLOR.s
NJ OTICE-Tbs eopannes,b,o on FI....--- :.
i Tingie having eEpired by lln,itsiiou. = 49,.
uay Dissolved BY mutoal consent Al f.u.r in.lssi
" sait hfm vii please cell end ssule their .e,,,
with Geo II Iinsis, wlo is duly au,ho,,..J =,
ssills he same and ell those hsvina clam. ,.,,f
iRs'e" 'hsn iof payment. WA FLEMINC
nov y % GEO r TINGLE
The 0ndsf.s1sj hsying purchased fl. -, =
F'en'ing 4 Imge, Will continue lie ,v6..l...i-
Sfoeeiy' FORWARDING ana Commis.io, b,,.:,.-. III
ne Old "sui u Fieming x Tmzls. sod ,sia ~,
lAneAiH iof Continuance u the pairsnsrs bnh.r..
bestowed olon hs late fra
tng 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
FRAY WITHOUT cEAsI ne"

.. TiEss.-5. IL
When m"rnins rising ner maintain and lawn,
Ani every thing wakrth 10 welcome the dawn,
When far down The valley The lnisis fly away,
Aron>e thee from sIamber. ar.,,lse The aud pay
Aud when the sill rom ia its beauty draws nish
a 'd nature secLs ready 10 langui-h aud lie.
Then hall On Thy match In the heart of The day
Then iiit az thy thoughts to Thy Father and pray
When The evening d~scends like spirit of peace.
Aud ianr and ionull grow ia uIei aud cease.
When night c'meIh dawn ia her starry array.
Then hasie Ia the God Of Thy spirii. aud pray.
Remmenbsr IIls goodness. whose hand has SUP
Piled
Zach want ofihy hcsom. nor ever denied
The smiles Of tbs lSunly To- gladden. Thy way
RSmrnenher llis goud ess u,.d gralelul,y pray.
On, pay Ia Him a'~aYS--n s,rrow or r,y.
Wn''i peace Ia ar"nad The &c ir uhle. aassy;
Ihe right OF III : pre-tnre the SIorm shall aImy
Or temper Thy glainrss --hrn constantly pay
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
Pc lNTING ORCHARD AND oRNAMEN

II NNIING ORCHARD AND ORNAMEN.
TAI TIKI Es.-Ne woIii rcmi d uur reu,Irr. ina,
'nis Is the ssasOn for planI tnI orr har,s and or
nHme"lal trees n''d that The s'oner they are 4 m
the gr''and alter the enves shall have fa,en. The
better chance viii they have lo take ROOT aud rtuw
10 iii'~e Who m y not yet have fIul I,ess on
'"eh iar.nS' We Would remark. thai nname should
cOsd. his arrar geinsn,s cnnnleie mil NJ. 49,, :,
leasi planted many oi the lrnil bear,ng ,ree.o,,
shrubs rs would yield his fanny MI ample supply
OF all The ehoices kinds To those vh., have mo-,
shade AID Ornamental trees ariu MI their houses and
on Their grounds. VIC say. SEIZE the tresen, uoo.r.
'"n"y 10 supply yourselves. as nothing contribute,
more 10 'he brau'y OF scenery ami 10 hea lIh and
cOmIori.-Americaa Farmer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

NEW YORK ELEcrlON.-The Newark Adj.
verilser ccndri,ses lew interesting liens r-la-
tlon ~ the recent e:ertrin in New York The
sdiir says a. has resulted ia a maturity ss me
or lS.VOO oi the Van Barren party. The winnie
vote - very -'Hallha 'nose. probably. Than $50 400
or near lUO 900 lees than la 1910. IL IL said thai
MI more than three ionrihs oi The Wings wcnt u,
the polls The Assembly will stand 81 L.,cos and
81 Whiss- The Locus elect 8 oi the 9 Senators
q loss ct 4 To the Whiss) so that The Senale VII
ssnd 20 10 5. an Increased maj"uiy. The
Aboiiio sis Increased their vote Io 10000 IL, the
Safe Tue Naive Ameucaus poied S-265 vne.
~ tie city. ~" i'h ~ard alnne giving il2O. Tue
Wings al The State do iHi aprehr la have deemed
the oerasioa isuppfia.I enough 10 call oat ihsi,
strength.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

NEW BIsHoPS.-Eight new B,.bops n, H..
United States have been recently sp,s,in,. NJ, H.
SsE Of Rome. Rev DR. Reynolds ia place Of The la,s
Bishop Of Englsnd; Rev Andrew Byrns, B,.hop Of
ArAsnsa'; Rev Mr. Fuuriers. Bishop VI chic.go: Rev
Mr mcCluskey is COadinior Bishop Of New Vol.
Che three last are ia New York eiiy) Rev W,o
Tyler, Bishop Of the EEw See .lIaufOrl Conuec,icu,
Rev hn Fitzpatrick CUadjuIOr Bishop Of Boston
These two las' named gentlemen are Of Bosgon
k'. Rev Dr. OCOnnOr, laie Pastor Of ST PasIs
Church Pittsburgh. Pa. was consecrsied B.ba. ~
The new See-of Western PenB.---on the Gas, lie
Assumption. 18Th uli, ~ the Church e s.. Again,
o. Rome The conservation was pefiormsd by bis
Eminece Cardinal Gfan.o .. assisted by Two o,be,
Pfslaiss. DR. OCennor now un his way hume 4,
lake charge Of his Dcese. having le Rome Tor lba,
purpose Immediately after his conservation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

New Oseans Bnlleiin thai Ms-srs Williasas aud lp,
ley. Cou mission-rs she sarl "f the Texan Cow
ernmeni. ars'N ed ia Malamorss The IL h ullnsp.
Ia ireu, with Gea Wo oa the ierins OF the aftuisce
existing between Mexr, and 'r-xns; and thai Gen.
Woii (who WINS Sa anas. 50 miles from nIaianso.
ras) had appointed co,s. Yhafr ard Monero la cou.
lee and arrange aibeles with the representatives Vi
The Texian Kcpablic.
The Mexican corresf ondcnt or the Bulletin con.
hrm- the rrlDrI. heretose received that her Britain
mic Majesi,s Charge dAHsirc~ at hIcxIc MIR Do, l.
had caused To lie animated 10 the NJ. xican Cavern
we'' that all dii'in nc correspondence between h
legation aud the Mexiran Government had ceased
Tins occurre IA the PIN September.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

A TEMPERANCE BANK BILL "A cprespon.
ieni of B'siod paper says'--A short time sinrc
rrrrived five dollar bill tho Fannuth Bank.
hav ne e following eIdOasrmcnI the back VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
april 4,h, 10.

Co"rred IN this world ard that co,e.
Is he WIN passes for rum .
The bili ~ss issued twenty-lhree years ago. and
has doubtless filled many ihroat The ..criIieT"
Perha- my own has been titled by ~; bat il viii
a. IA" more. passed The same note ia payment Eir
my wi.Ier's slock ui vOol"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
LATEST DATES.
From Baltimore Nov. 10 Liverpool Osi. 10

Ga. m rh-,oo@e'sl 80 leg. .'ov. o
II ise' w.aer N ,hs chanarl. Rlslas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

BEwAREoF DEMAGoGUES.-Brsu nAon in a
lumber sfIhe Democratic Review. thus describes q,
the life. The unprneipled ds0aogegHe. wIo seeks
rise 10 power and wealth. by aaucr:ng the .deur PEI
pie. and gaining their votes.
The Pe"Ple should beware ofihe honeyed vo.ces
Perpeiually sounding IhrIr praise. lie who IA a
monarchy Will latter the monarch. or ia ai ar,suc.
racy will lawn around lie great. soiH an a Deaocra
ey 1ttsr hs peoPie; aud he who will haiIer lns pco-
pie ia deiA 'efaey, would IA an arsluerary lawn
Gfouhd the gfeai. AID m m'naTehy laiier lie an on
ar'h. The aeMagogae Is The courier adapting him.
sell 10 ei'cHHstaAses And YET 1siIefy "a ~ swerI
t,a' he whO can scream londesI ia praise of the sA.
ereign people, and whose Conscience DIES moi uich
even AT the blasphemy OF Vor Pop4Ii est vsx De,
Will be pretty sure Of receiving .he larges share ol
'hei' confidence aud lavor-snO'her proof OF Their
virtue. aud intelligence aud capacity!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

The Rev DR. Hawks delivered his parting discourse
10 the congregations Of ST Thomas church, Ne
York. on Saturday LAT. lie about TO 60 10 Ms.ss.
spPi. where a congregation awaits him. The New
York Express adds
We are informed that the parish Of 81 Thomss,..
WAN mnn'ir'eies characteristic OF them, have OIL
ieFed 10 settle npOn DR. Hawks Il he I'll r,a AN a.
i'rreised salary sufficiently gradual ~ 10 relieve
him Of all his emh rrassnriIts. while 10y The manner
OF IFS beso~ menf.it should To bu rIhe hi, ia,
no new obligation. This he has refused. We, IL 10.
serves 10 be meniiOne4. proof r the slr,up and
devoted attachment which subsisis between the pms
o' an h's Anec''ons'e hoek' And may add thai
there many Of our CT izrI,s. b,th IN aoJ a., ~
81 ThOmass parish. who still indulge the no.. H.,
the determination wEieh is likely 10 deprive pa Of
so shining al ornumeni, may YET be recons,dereJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20
'nF OF sz wHnrLISe
STEAMBOAT RECIsTcp

Arrivals and Departures y Boat Jss ns last a.
Ao@'s'e"aing yesterday ~ s'eisrk. p. N
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
WILMINGTON MARKET
I. o. o. T..

DEDICATION, AT PORT DEPOSIT.
The Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, intend celebrating the approaching
National Anniversary, at this place, by a
procession of the order, compo' ed of
large number of the members from Balti-
more, Philadelphia and Wilmington. The
new Hall, recently constructed, will be
dedicated. The ceremonies will consist
of the reading of the Declaration of IN
dependence and an OraI;on, by distin-
guished Literary Gentleman, together
with other ceremonies connected with the
order. A band Of music will be in at!cn-
dance. The public are respectfully Invit-
ed to attend. By Order
COM. ARRANGEMENT rs.
June 2lih lS13.-tw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
ELKION ACADEMY.

The duties otthis Institution hayc been again
resumed under the charge Of Mr. Henry w.
Thorp, \. NJ. late Principal of Gettysburg Ec-
male Seminary.
The Educational course has been considerably
extended and will he found to include all ,h1t
IS requisite to qaaIlIy young gentlemen to take
respectable rank either in mercantile arrcul-
tural mechanical or Professional life The
Principal who brings with him testimonials OF
the high hest character will devote all his energies
and the results Of long experience and extensive
observation, 10 the conduct Of the institutions
an d the 1lustU's entertain a confident hope
that he will be able TO give entire satisfaction to
those who shall cntrust their sons to his care.
The Trustees take pleasure in announcing
also, that separate Fcnate Drportmeni is in
preparation, and as soon as the necessary ar
rangemcns can be made will be opened under
the charge of an accomplished Prcccptrcss, with
the aid and supervision Of the Principal Of the
academy. The engagements contemplated are
such as will secure 10 the young Ladies who
may attend the female department IA separate
portion oftle building and lot disconnected with
that occupied by tie boys With these arrange
,nrnts aud the supervision of IL gentleman lately
al the head oiouo OF the best female suminaTi.f
III the Stale Pa. the Institution now oilers in
ducemcnts to parents who have daughters to cd
ucac such as have not heretofore been present.
cd; and which the Trustees hope will secure TO
IT Il liberia patronage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
CONSTITUTES SAFE.

Ely virtue of two writs Of Flerl FacIas
sS ISSUED by II. c. Lusby, one of the JUS
tees of the peace of the state Of Mary
land in and for Cecil county, at the suits
of Thomas Burnsides and Richard l..
Thomas against the goods and ehattels,
lands and tcnements Of VIM. Logan, GOT
Thos.) John Rutter and James Moore
and to me directed have seized and taken
into execution, all the right, title, interest
and claim o. the said Vim. Logan, (of
Thos.) John Ruler and James Moore in
and to all that house and lot or tract of
land whercon the said VIM. Logan, (of
Thos.) now resides situate lying and be-
ing in Cecil county, on the road leading
from North East to Port Deposit al DIN
ing lands of Miss Russell and others; also,
in and to one wood wagon, one yoke of
oxen, and one plough, and | hereby give
notice that will offer for sale the said
property, at the house of Mrs. Lum,
in North East on Saturday the 2llh
day Of jane next, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ.
to the highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy
said wril5.
CHS. r. F. FOSTER.
May 27h 1Sl3-ts Const.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
Hats! IEats!!

y5TilE subscriber has now ON hand at his Fasi-
a ionabic Hd otd Cap Store large and gem
rral assortment of hats and caps of the latest
fashions and best qualities which he will con
,nuc toscLl wholesale and retail at prices to suit
the times.
Country merchants are particularly invited to
call and examine his stock, as he can supply
.hom on better terms than they can suit them
selves in the cities.
Thankful for the very liberal encouragement
he has received, he hopes To deserve Il comtinu
alton Of the same by endeayorng to do tho
thing hats right,
JAMES T. BROWN.
NIB. Ito ",ll deliver free of cost, hats, to
stnroiocpcrs who d" not reside more than fifty
miles from this place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
100 Acres

of land, so Of which are in high state
of cultivation, having been recovered
from forest within few years past, the
balance in young thriving timber.
The situation is not surpassed by any
the country, being high and airy, with cX-
ceIIent water, and would afford both a
comfortable and profitable residence for a
gcntccl family, having large, new, and
commodious Buildings: with variety Of
choice fruit trees which will soon he in
t caring. ENOCll CLOUD.
June l7lh 1913
'ViIage Record, West Chester, and
u Gazette Country paper will copy
four times and send bill to this Office for
collection.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
TRUSTEE s sale or
LAND.

EpY virtue of Il Decree from the Court
~ of Chancery the undersigned, as 'rrus-
tees, will offer at Public Sale on Tuesday,
the 18Th day of July next at the Court
House in Elkton, all that tract of Land,
near Cowantown, on which William
Maxwell resided for many years, being IA
part of the real estate whereof John Mac
beth, died seized. IT contains about 10
acres Of land principally arabic, and lies
within one mile from the Church at the
head of Chrisllana Creek, = miles from
New Ark. Del. and miles from Elkton,
Md, The title is indisputablr.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are re-
Qucsicd 10 view and examine tic prcml-
scs for themselves.
The terms OF sale are, that the purchas-
or shall give Bond with approved security
Tor the whole purchase money in three
equal instaImcnts at & IL and IS months.
from the day of sale. with interest from
the day Of sale, or he may pay Ike Whole
or part in cash on the day of sale at his
option Sale to commence al - o'el" o
NJ. NATHAN IEL w. s. HAYS,
JOHN c. GR0OME,
June Gath lSl3--ts Trustees.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
Hg a Es ERHIEs.

FETElE Gehtlemcn Of Elkton and its Wei
a nifty arc respectfully informed, that
Wihliam Henry Stcwart, fashionable bar
Der from Baltimore, has taken the shop
recently fitted up in the basement story Of
Mr.. Foard's Hotel, where le will be plea
scd to wait upon any who may want their
beard shaven, or their hair trimmed
N, Bile will wait upon gentlemen
at their residences. June ;, 1913.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-24
"A FIVE F.iR.H
For Sale.

FnVhc subscriber offers at private sale a
ID very beautiful farm, lying on the SuS-
salras River in Cecil county, Mary land,
within one mile and Il half OF t'rrdcrlck
town, and about three miles from Cecil
,sss,stss;sse4, ton. 1t contains l67 acres Of
TsTltssE$ land, of which about % acres
w EN'FN are VERY VALUABLE WOODLAND
-'ASs-Es''- and the residue is arabic land.
which has had within the last four years
5000 Eusf&Ls LINE spread ON IT, Is IN Il
good state Of cultivation with excellent
fencing, made of chestnut and cedar and is
of very improbable quality. The bull
dings, which cost upwards Of $4,000,
are now consisting of a good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, two stories high with
two rooms on a floor, a corncrib and II
stable capable of accommodating six
horses. This property is beautifully and
delightfully."- situated al Will be sold Il
great bargain. One thiyd part Of the pnr-
chase money will be required to be paid
in cash, and for the residue a very rca-
sonablc credit will be given. The title
is good. JOHN {, GEGDNn.
Er.Nrov, May ooh INl3,
n. B: Eir. James Robinson the pre-
sent tenant will ahew it TO any person de-
sirous Of purchasing. !. &C.
"Thc Delaware Journal and Delaware
Gazette, and the Village Record, West
Chestc, Pa, will insert the above three
tlmrS
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10 THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scriber intends to Make application to the
Honorable the Commissioners Of Cecil
county, at their next meeting to be held in
June, next, to vacate so much of the
Road lai,fout towards Welsh Point, from
the Elkton Road, near the residence OF
Samuel Is. Ford Esq, to or near an old
ice honse, about halfa mile from Welsh
Point, as passes through or over his pro-
perty. JOHN RANDLE, Jr.
May 18Th lSl3-tm
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COnstabEe's Sale.

HkY virtue of Il writ of Vcndi Exponas
issued by Nicholas White, one of the
justices Of the peace OF the state of Mary
land in and for Cecil county, to me di-
rcctcd will expose to sale at public auc-
ton, at the Inn of Joseph McMullcn in
Perryvillc, on Saturday the Eth day of
June next, at ; O'Clock, p NJ, on uuGivi-
died fourth part of IA tract of land lying and
being in Cecil county, whcreon Jonathan
Carrier now resides, containing seventy
acres, adjoining lands OF George P. Whit
akcrand others, late the property Of Rich
ard Carrier, sclHe d and taken III execution
at the suit Of John T. Cameron.
LEVI TYSON, Constable
May 27th lol3--ls
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Lumber Yard.

N Worth EaS', cecil County Norgio"d
THNiIE Subscriber has just received "n
COMMISSION,
and intends keeping constantly GOOD az
sortment of White Pine Ldmbcr Z Shln-
giles, and IIaStcring Laths. Having rened
the Saw and Grist Mills owned by Nr. n .
Wiley, he is prepared to execute all on
dcrs for Saving and Grinding, and will
spare no pains to give entire satisfaction.
Ali kinds Of Grain bought at n'arh,l
prices. Nespcc,IuIy.
o. ?. kiLLINCSWOHI'Il.
Nav Cot