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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
coNwAY's MEDICINES.

rnSAKE NtYflCEs. that .yraSst6v y lEfp4nRhss
~ sacxeeded thelate Il. ktnptR = Nfe Prspets,
ZION oF lie CONN., ar lie DtCAA5E'f $40 WI
hereafter GIVE pSfkf tptin % yl
al ne ffi0Ugas eslkbiished articles, The
wheel, lies thE necessity pf re- tileiop 81
he na.pkfess eefFheates nov % she lsentE q ms
i or JEBB'S LINa1fEk-Ts
Ii eaiafEsd bcisiss, for vheumssisnt, ehilbisi
bruises sssAsns, Rumhness. Stiffness Y hs joints,
Ne The relief i isnmediases nna eufks ssqqently
n Tour helss sh0ngh Of years standing and
I,hoaehs ,nepraBle. PRicK 81 -sssns$
DJIlfFRTES ITCH OIb.bfENrT.
Thss5s asstfe, eettan. aua eSpeaislous cure far
the teh hi texe Sd inseteFase, ID 0te hAures ar-
nlscaioa N q danger from tsking eols Htloes not
contain the least particle Of mstsurs hr other daa
eerops jngeediekt and may BE- applied with perfect
ksatty hy lregnhnt females, 10 eflldeen II the
bstsst PSlCE 25 cents box.
| Il .HLBIO.r CORY PLANTER.
,i. pfasser Ter causes The lsHss pain, nl,hougk
/, Assssss and stsws he corn osu bstke rooisbut
lrses imnassiste eAse as soon IS applssd Price Is
I|cents beg.
/ D,anfries7 Remedy for The PILES.
Uns ii the bess ada mos, ,heraugh remedies
lknbun forahis troublesome enn,Illei,t. Price 70
i eebts aof twe hexrs, Din.Rens ands Firetasay, or
9s7 i-acegts iii Il lhet where Eau ohs il wanted
II DtflfEI2TES EYE HxzTER.
This sands pre -enliaeat for sose 81 inflaaaesl
eyess nothing ktln3a gives sarh Immediate and
comfortable relef In some exceedingly bad eascs,
the most unexpected aud desirable stilel haf been
fuud ia HE use Of this eye wster, AFTER every other
remedy lssd faTled. Persons who have used il, pro-
l6,lnee Il whhuat hesitalonthe besspreRaration for
these eotaplaints they hass ever inst With. fr'ee
25 cenlsss
fDf. Rrlfs's COnsumptiue on .Asfhmatic
4 PILLS.
1nfqa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
DaIley's Magical Pain En-
tractor SaHVe. III:

81 THE most extraordinary refledy ever invented
fefalt new. or old burns aud seads and s5res, and
seie eyes 4 has delighted thousands twill take
out al pain ten minutes aud; 10 failure Il will
cure The piles.
j. IJAll oilhe above Family Medicines constantly
kept on hard and for sale, Iii the Drug Stores Of
]. HI BEARD & co,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

Strong ley Or any other alksliis said 10
be good remedy for cello 10 horses
The theory Of ia operation is that il al
lays The Fermentation which Ia the cause
Of the swelling always accompanying The
disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
limited states District Court
JVester, District of Virginia, StQunton,
LNIB ICY


SN70TfCE ,oGrecitors, and all others concern.
N ed ii interest, 10 shew Cause against The
Petition Of 4a
No 2A7-Eenjamin Ford, Of Jefferson coun-
". for q discharge from al bis debts and 9 GER
tifcate thereof, On Tuesday the 28ih Of Fsbru-
airy, ls43.
No. 943~ James Shepherd OF jefferson Conn
ts. for discharge fran all ms BIS and Ger.
ftfcate hereof. On Tuesday the 2Slh Of Febfu-
airy, 1912.
No 944- Harvey u. Foreman. Of Berkeley
>suuty, ror discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof, OH Tuesday The 2Sih Of Fe-
bruary, 1913,
No 954 Washington Busey Of Jefferson
county flor ! discharge from all his debts and
certificate thereof on Tuesday the 2sth day Of.
February reit
\ No 9-5. Thomas Lemen Of Jefferson eoun-.
", for a discharge from all his debts end a
certifcate thereof, Oh Tuesday the a5lh day Of
February Pekt
- NICHOLAS n.s---.-----,...,.
Dec. 8, MAJ -1iw. Dis Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
A List OF Leffers

/ EMAiNiNG in The Post 0fice Il Cbarles
- : t .oi on the lst day Of Jannary. which
IL .s sss.a ost before the Isl Of April, vii
fetters:s Se department. as deaN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

vTSHE undersigned returns 81 srsisfni ar-
J ii Acknowledgements 10 bis FRIENDS ard customers
for the very liberal patronage 4e5eiofOre ex-
tended 10 him. and still holds hSnself ia readi.
ness to serve them. He is detcxniiaet to sell
Saddles losrtr Tor cAsH, than ihs5 eser have
been sbla in The county. Al kinds Of hort
will Ne done eheiperthaa herdtsftre. faF cash
or 10 fnpciusl customers on credit
JanI2, I6l3 A. WHIP. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

ITRHITE Wias, stu,dst do, Claret do, and
W cordiais, asSoritt. for sale By
Deer "a u 81 BEsaRD & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

rTxnE subscriber takes tkii resihod 10 inform
his friends thafh Is SOW ready toSetile up
al M, accounts 10 The krstof January, 1919, Is
~ busincss reniires ii. kiy capital Is SMALL and
won,t s5adf b Ito credit Longer Ihaa one year,
n Inst:ce 10 - (, nv etedilOfs. The
.ulssrriber win cont g 81 . great fayorof his
customers. II they will can and settle thelr &C.
counts BY NOTE OF cash, NE later hpNesei
greatly prefenHe. A. Whlr.
fE1I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
: Or. Barfholene,g !, E,,.rnsr,o,a,,, J,

ILL prevent or eureall fhcitient con,n,ont;oin
coughs and colds If taken III lime ami e
remedy Remember the name. and eet f;amsfoet
For sale II the Dug Sto,sssaof A = :
. fl BEARD e. DO.
Efn9leaoIvn, va. M
A Al 0RfDLER.
Nes. ~, ls42.--ly Ha,per;s- Ferry, Pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

Il MOTHER sppaly 81 ikeas seIy sksap Eur
n Gaps, just received byI Il
Dee. s. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
- %


.,.. & G.s9p Ii mean add iks one ba.hsl q
un a..'. when .Iscked add 10 VIA cola |
q en.s;.b whiting. II pounds pfuge s y
ana Is pounds spger. Strain TIL. mlstnTs'
through : wire sieye, aud II viii De ~
s,,.s ,l.sr reducing with cold water
-. !. ir,eoaed for the oulside Of buidiDgs
g. ns.rsa !, exposed to the wea'her.-
% Nn 49, i : ~. ], good color ihrse coats
40 oiee. y an bTiek. and two 90 wood.
T,mav Be laid on with brush slnhsi -
= as ~ zach coat must have sodi
wes.s /. ,o.dry befoFe the nexl Is sP-
plleSSf painting inside walls, AXE as b..
fore, Que bushelI Of unslacked gliue, q
pounds Of sugar, 5 pounds salt, and PRE-
pare as above, and apply with brush.
Il have used il on brick, and find i
well calculated 70 preserve them III il
far preferable 10 Beil paint. .aae sls'
used il on wood and assure you that !
will last lon on rough siding than 81
paint will on pIaned siding on boar4s
You can make any color You please
Tf you wish straw "; use yellow
ocbre instsad 81 whiting; for lemon color
oehre and chrome yellow; for lead ami
slate cslor. lampblsck; for blue, indigo; 10
gtefn. chrome green. These differen
kinds Of paint will not cost more than one
fourth a. ruchf as oil paints. includin;
laoos Of pustng On.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
'irFLETTEIuNG ncltIy executea. |

By application Ii Mrs EIoratio n. Gallaher,
Charleslown, those hpmay desire any Of the
above articles can be silewn the list or prices
and the different plans lie win Also forward
any orders, epitapbs, Sd that may be desired
Or, BY addressing Him, a Leitersburg, Wash
delay. ,S
hCPNo Imposition ned be feared, as his
erices are uniform.
January 81, lslAs-fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

4 CASE BOOTS lptge sizes. from 10 % L.
Just reesired and for sale bV
pee ~ c sIG1E00sE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

She who says. through the agency q
her seTSant. a am not at home. il false
and teaches falsehood in her dependant
and children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

"a List or Letter ]:
m EMAINING in lhe Post Once at Shep;
4 y hefdstown, on the 3lst day 81 December
1912.
Charles w Andrew Jacob Koonls
Robert Arthur Joseph Knnde
Iohn Bowers nj C xxx
N y manner Henry Kimes
IoIA John Keplinger4
Byers : .ine Mary Line
Eliza Barger Jacob Line
James Boose = Lane s. Webb
Jscob Byers IN n I.emen
CagharineH b Nicholas n lemon
Ann Berry Edward I<n
John Berry lohn Mf
e s p Ri''nyre2 john Miller (taiiorl 4
Henry rs=kies John Miller
John Rn1kI les P Mcmillan
Daniel eQckles John MeGdiiz
Samue Barnhart N w Maanihg
Susanna Cameron Wm McGregor
A. Catbcart Charles hlolef
Elizabeth copenhaver George McGiinsey
Simon NJ. Crabb james Marshall
Joseph Chambers VIM MeNurran
George Coleman Mitchell
John T Cookus HIM Newman
Richard DGfheld Richard Parran
WINS beavers j Mr.. Prather
Janes Drumore Z. Doctor Pine
Elizabeth Evans Andrew Rinehart
Ellen P ||ier James Rice2
Joseph E0sler 3 + Geo Reynolds & son
Ann Eyerson Joseph Randale
George Gartner SemtIel Rosenbsugh
Arthur Grove Vim RghtsieIn
George N Hout Conrad Shendler 3 I;
DaaieI Hendricks Wm Sheets
Thomss Hughes Jacob StavleyA
George Hughes John N Shell2
Maria Homes WmIShprtt 2
Harris & Rutherford Elias Sloan
Benjamin Hoffman B T ETowner
MARY Hoffman Admir- OF Baker Tai
G Hummer scott
Jane Hendricks James TAYLOR
s.i naTper Johu C Unseld
samuel Hess John J Vansani
Jacob Hess or WilliamRIizabeth W;ll;am.o,s
aasior s.D4B Washington
Adm'rIof Thos. James. fnsn
deceased, w.
JOHN XII WHITE. P. MI
onePnerdstown, Jan 5. ie43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
|. STARTLING FACTS.

~ { n
Huedretis of children and adults are lost yearly
rith9Worms. when sSme other cause has been sup
posee s. be The true one.
n X Is ad4hltrd by ifNdoctoys tibet scarce a man,
@st.n or shild exists but whar are sooner OF later
ltoNhefl with worms and Ia hundreds Of cases, sad
n te's supposed fever, saariatiha cold or some
ID ess5 aliITg, catres aF The nowefslof the human
tAesst -WnHe iniir1tlt they hiSl0f Worms and
se',.s nave Ssen eradiaaied.:in day, BY The
eos,otSa q'iar,er al dollar II 1s.'t - ~
tt1w 3siekenings tfes Iha,ssht =, -.
ndr II, ss. VINO esn eyeF1lurgise Selves FOR
k1sqV that the ease ,ss 49,. Wnen lhey
mrly could nd,S,' II |frrns, this re-
WAYS good asa Tess:,. ; rosss nnrt--hut al
il slay How impottans 4, y. "a all ~, ~
will fare take The spons6xy 10 Is wiihos. ~
Ley ssery parent thatisaes bfGsc, ask themselves
thus gttAion III truth aud sQtcrrs1s.
Mr;d.s g. RiNGOLD had eniid Very sieh for near
I've weeks, and attended ky y rhysicisn, Without
telief, when Koimsfock's TesDIf4gs was given. snd
aext dry more Than lorty~oEms Sere passed, when
the child recovered rapjilyI
For sale at the DIas st1res a.
BEARD x CO..
Csiarlesfomii, ia.
s. $50 Al (-HfTif.crS y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

/" .y.atto,saI E1cheQHer.', A
~ S old dutch used u say, I" Dersis 20 del
n ling whether the Ian Of an 'Exehequer
Sank as recommended 81 Capt. Ty err will be
PASSED al this session a Congress 81 moi. !" but
iowever one thing IS skftain ia this uncsrtsin
World 1iz: Thst CHaEkts A. EEvsERhas nei,h-
er absqustulaied from COR abandoned the nm
srrifsd precinei,s bal.kas merely removed 10
the shop formerly .occdpied BY ?, ,. PosEl, as
clock and watshmaksh one door West Of The
Globe Ian, shepherdsibFn. where he assures
his frienis aud the publ generally. that Tailor
ing in The latest ard moss approved style, and
according 10 the Easisfn fashions. will be carr
ried On b. the undsrf11ed. with heainess and
despatch, and al prisl 10 suit the Tines. By
5 net attention 10 basik and desire 10 please,
he hopes that &c aelo3s public will mol refuse
- pslrobise the mat btrt Of man
The public's most tnslient. and mosl humble
erSant, C. A. KETSER-
shepherdslowu, Dec: IS, 1s42.- g..
ON, B. The Pbii3leiphia Fashions receive
a regularly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
H76lTaEIIaF1

a Triissseo.- having aeeoants against In
hand Them ii on q ct4~slesi6wn. will please
SArUts.il insiahts
Jan 5, 1919 Sst'ylef Board 81 frup-l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
prrLs
70 Families ana IsspMlisls.
PILE s, & b !

vnSttEd following Indispensable family remedies
usag be found aishs ageneies mentioned below
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

To stop a ft of Coughing "A CORES.
pondent OF The London Medical Gazette.
states that 10 close the nosirils with the
thumb>1nd digger during exnifaiion. Ieav-
ing them free during Inspiration viii re-.
lieve ft Of coughing in short iims.
Ia addition 10 the above we can state
from personal knowledge that 10 press the
finger on the upper ZIP Just below The nose
Iwiltmake the severest premonitory symp-
toms Of sneezs pass off harmless. We
have founddheremedy useful many aiime
in creeping on game in the woods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
I TOM q SLABS
And Head 4 Foot STONES.

Having purchased ian extensive quarry Of
the most beautiful Whih and Yariagaied MIR
BE, and az extensive water powerlo saw and
polish with, his prices will be Low. One
great advantage 10 purchasers is, that all Stone
will be delivered Al his Fisk, without any extra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
Kolnlstoclx,s Veaslni fiuge

Wa eradicate all WORMS ii ehildfen or adults
with Il certainty quite astonishing. Ii is the same
bsi ,na,lehy Eahn, stock, and sefls with rapa-
city slmost Incredible, BY Comslock < Co, New
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19
GNASytD LH@ "
STONE CUTTING.

WNTILLIAM LoUGlieiDGE respectfully
w informs The eiti7eps e Jefferson, Clarke,
Frederick, and adjpiniHs csantiess who may
wish to mark the graves lh;ir lsmented dead,
that he still continues ID make andsupcrscribe
.MonuDleats-Bor, Column, and plain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

n BEAUTIFUL pale d BIZ seized OH. snl
- nrsi-rets qualify, for sale cheap 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

Fire and Wafer, proof csmeni.- TohsIf
! pint or milk put an equal quantity of.yi-
negar. 10 order 70 curdle il then sepa
rate the curd from The whey. and mix
the whey With -four or FIVE eggs, beating
the whole well together. When ID is
we'll mixed, add Iitlis quick limmalIro'
a sieve. until il has acquired the consist
eney OF thick paste. With ibiscement.
broken vessels and cracks OF all kinds
may b msndeh. II dries quickly, an1
fesisls The action Of water, As we'll as a
considerable degree Of ere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

cldrlssi0'gn, Js6srs0n c64aiy IFFgiiaiia.

myHE LARGE WEnIBIA atDTJSS3.
nearly Opposite the Eourt Hbos<-
IB41 <sit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

ATiKcr PiEs.-To make mince pies
Yithnnt aanles or cider take the requisite
li,y Of beeis that 10 commonly used o. sp.
pies. Boil The beeis and lei them pickle
twelve hours Chop them very 6ne and
add one eighth Of grated wheat breed !;
sweeten and season With spices, &c.. to
suit your taste albany CuifipatOr. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

Ms, said little urchin, not long since.
I am cold | wan: more cover on the
hsd: Lie still. my dear, said The mo
,asF until your sister comes from church
be has got the comforter on for a.bos.
i's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

A VERY large sapply, among which are
~ many new ssyles together with gene
raj assortment Of fades, shoes-also, meas and
boys boots and Shoes Just received by
Nqr ~. J Miller
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

Said Sam 10 Dick, ''you. have shole
ID your troussrs.p ssWho cares said
Dick. ii will wear Twice as long o. !
patch. Yes, says Sam. ..and twice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-19

80 4 pould - Why on earth dan'i you
eei up eislier my son 2 said an anxious
Islhes 70 bis siuggard b5y- don yoo see
he 1oWefs even spring Out Of their beds
= he early darnf
YES father said lhe boy, 4 see ihev
do and I would do Tie same, II / dad q
dirty BED Is they have
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17
For Sale.

"A Dwelling House and Store House
4 Aand a lot of ground situated in the
town of Elkton, adjoining land of Will
liam Torbert and others on the West end
of Gay street, the said lot has front of
about 70 feet and runs back about 100
feet There is large kitchen attached 20
the Dwelling House, there is a COOS
Smoke House on the lot and good Well
of Water at the kitchen door; the houses
ars in good repair and will be sold on plea
sirg terms and good title given when
sold. 1t rents at present for eighty dollars
a year. Persons wishing to purchase will
do well by applying Immediately to the
Owner in Little Elk.
JAMES MATHEWS.
June lHh 1S43- -3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17
REPUTATION.

Quite change has occurred in Misss-
sippi on this subject. The Columbus
Democrat says, since the famous 22d Of
February Convention, its old advocates
have been abandoning the doctrine. Mr.
Brown, the democratic nominee for Go
vernon, is for the payment of the public
debt, and even McNuls has declared that
a portion of it ought 10 be paid. The
Democrat says:
"ln every direction, with the exception
of few whose Ilardlhood will admit OF
no retreat, those who had been foremost
in the brilliant charge, which they expec-
ted l"make against all Stale debts. have
been forced to fall back upon their orr
glnal position, the Republication of the
Union State Bonds. The sophlstry with
which they maintain this upon the grounds
Of a vic ation Of the Constitution il the
enactment of the charter of the Union
Bank, and the magnitude Of the debt, and
the mercenary feelings of the people TO
which they appeal, will; they hope, sus-
lain them i'll the approaching contest. But
4 cir hopes are delusive, their day has
past, and liquidation, McNuu, Talabola
the poetic Attorney General Graves, ct
omne genus will soon be consigned to
that contempt which they have so zeal
onsly courled and richly merited.'
The Democrat adds, that honest men
will not refuse to pay their honest debts.
and that however inconvenienl it may be
60 llqudate seven millions, the people of
Mississippi will do il rather than bear the
jIbes and jeers, the contempt and denun-
citation of the virtuous and noble portion
of mankind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17
MOVEMENT IN RELATION TO THE
SANDWICH ISLANDS,

Sundry merchants and others of Boston, have
signed petition to the President of the United
States, requesting that the recent occupation OF
the Sandwich Islands by Sir George Panlet
may be made the subject of communication
from the American to the British government.
This movement is premature. Before our gov
ernsnt fakes cognzance of the affair, it should be
ascertained whether Great Britain sanctions the
proceedings Of her naval commander. Should
it be her determination to keep possession OF
those islands, it may become the duty for the
American government. jointly with that OF
France, to demonstrate against the proceeding.
1t is against the policy Of the United States to
estbIish colonies but it is equally against our in
tcrest to permit the Sandwich Island to become
colonies of Great Britain A short time will de-
velope the intentions OF the Eng lish government
on the subject until which period we should re-
main quiet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17
COnstable'S Sale.

hey virtue of writ of Fieri Facias issued
ny 4. c. Lusby, one of the justices of
The peace Of the state of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, at the suit of Black &
Brother, against the goods and chattles,
lands and tenements of Thomas Logan
(of VIM and to me directed have seiz-
ed and taken into execution all the right
title, interest and estate, at law and in
equity of the said Thomas Logan, (of
Wm.) in and to all that house and lot,
wherein William Logan, Senr. now re-
sides, containing 10 acres more or less,
adjoining lands of Geo. p Whitaker and
others, and ! hereby give notice that on
Saturday the 9Th day of June inst, at II
O'Clock, Nj. at the house of Mrs. Lum,
in North East, will offer for sale the
above described property to the highest
bidderior cash to satisfy said writ.
CHS. L. r. FOSTER, Const
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17
WILMINGTON MARKET.
ELKTON ACADEMY.

The duties ofthis Institution hayc been again
resumed under the charge OF Mr.. ilenry W.
Thorp, a. NJ. late Principal of Gettysburg F'c-
male Seminary.
The Educational course has been considerably
extended and will be found TO include all that
is requisite to qualify young gentlemen to take
respectable rank either III mercantile, agricul-
tural, mechanical or Professional life. The
Principal who brings with him testimonials of
the highest character will devote all his energies,
and the results Of long experience and extensive
0 lbs eIvat ion, TO the conduct Of the institution,
an tie llustots ,ntutair confident hope
that he Will be able TO give entire satisfaction t.
those who shall entrust their sons to his care.
The Trustees take pleasure in announcing
also, that separate Female Department is in
preparation, and soon as the necessary ar
engagements can be made, will be opened under
the charge of an accomplished Prcccpress, with
the aid and supervision Of the Prin, pal Of the
academy. The arrangements contemplated are
such as will secure to the young Ladies who
may attend the female department a separate
portion Of the buildiug and lot disconnected vita
that occupied by the boys. With these arrange
nents and the supervision of gentleman lately
at the head OF one Of the best female semnaries
III the State Of Pa. the institution now otIc.s III
ducemenis to parents who have daughters to ed
ucate such us have not heretofore been present
ed, and which the Trustees hope viii secure to
1t a liberal patronage
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17

ARREST OF COL WINFREE. On
Thursday evening the police of New
York succeeded in recapluring the motor
ious James Winlree, alias Col. Winlres the
friend and companion of Col. Monroe
Edwards. Winree stands charged with
several felonies committed by him in the
Bay State lie was fully committed to
await the acquisition of the Governor to
Massachusetts. lie was arrested some
six or eight months since effected his es-
cape at the time, and went to Texas, but
returned to New Y ork about two weeks
since.
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THE CECIL WING =.
n office.

The Commissioners of Cecil county
will u,ttatiuc.r room in the Court House
OH Tuesday .Ac 9th June, inst, for the
pdrgosg 81 Hearing appeals, making trans
r.rs, e,aminng accounts, SC. sc.
The Collectors Of the several districts
afe required to make returns at this meet.
ing of their assessments for 1912.
BY order
G. II. JOYCE, Clerk.
Turc 17,h 1SI2-tn,
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AN EDITOR In JAIL.

The Kingston, Jamaica, Morning Journal says,
"ths Inhabitants Of this island will be astonlshed
to learn that British subject is at the present
moment, in the Royal jail at Castries, in the is
land of st Lucia, and has been there imprisoned
for two years and ten mouths for libel upon
certain officials of that island. And they will
be much more surprised when we tell them, that
the British subject, who is the Editor of the
Palladium. has been sentenced 10 such impris-
ment Tor life"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-17
ALFRED &. NOSyLANRs.

IN as again received, at tie old stand, oppo-
n IL site the Post Office, additional supplies, OF
fresh and seasonabc Dry Goods, Groceries,
China, Glass, 3ueensware, Hardware, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Looking Glasses, Stationery, Sc.
SC, comprising a general assortment.
Prices never were lower, goods never better
for the prices, the styles and patterns generally
superior to any heretofore offered to the public;
call aud examine for yourselves.
n. B. Opposite the Post Office, Main Street
Elkton.
Junp AL 1Si2. Ia,