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gress the propriety of giving the years
notice, required oy the Convention OF 1922
in order to a terminaton of the joint occu
pancy OF the territory, says, "At the end o
the years notice, should Congress think
proper to make provision for giving tha
notice, we shall have reached peroc
when the nasionairighisia Oregon must eth
er be abandoned or flmI y maintained, That
they cannot be abandoned without sacri,
fee of both national honor and interest, is
too clear to admit of a doubt" Here, il
must be observed, the President speaks Of
cur "Nstonal rights in Oregon" without
determining wkat those rights are, wheth-
er they are rights to tile whole territory,
or to the part South Of the 49th parallel,
In short, he speaks ofunascerlained rights,
rights which all the diplomatic skill OF
both nations from the earliest period of
their negotiations TO the presentyca have
failed 10 determine, rights, the difficulty
OF ascertaining which, have induced Pre-
sidents Monroe. Adams, and Pok success
sively, to propose TO compromise, by dIvid-
ing the territory between the two nations
by tho 49th parallel. Had it been the in
tention Of the President to insist that our
"nationaI rights included the whole ter
ritory, after offering, by the proposition
submitted by successive administrations,
10 divide it PqUtably between the claim
ants, we would have reason to fear he in
tended thereby to Close the door against
further negotiation, and contemplated "a
resort to arms, as the only means by which
such q claim could be enforced. Tha' he
does not SO insist, his language clearly in
dicatps, that it was not his intention so tO
be understood, we may fairly infer from
his language in 2 subsequent paragraph.
In conrudng his remarks on 4he sub ject
ofo0r foreign reFetiNns, he says, Except
ing the difference with Mexico and Great
Rritain. our relations with all civilized ma
tons are Of the ,ncst satisfactory charac-
ter. Il is ho}Td that in This enlightened age
these differences nay be amicabH aJus'ed."
Here ,s hone exDressed which must
somawbore have ground In rest upcn. If
poco,o,;ore are M, IN bo ranewed in
what manner can an "amicabIe" adjust.
ment be effected? If we are right in our
views. that ground NAV be found IN the
Message itself. dipIomatc intercourse be-
tween the two governments viii he renew
ed, and the question settled in manner
consistent with the homer and interest of
both nations.
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psckoTbsrr ,,i,bort rercroncs to bis o,y
Govorrmsr, Tho man and tho ti,,o ror
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wbor oocor,oiroa 3bo ,,nuOsi,:o, ,r,s
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Congress.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.

OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.
Sergeent-at-arms-Mr. Lane, Sergeant
alarms OF last Congress, was re-appointed,
Door, heeper--Mr. Charles S, Whitney,
OF Illinois.
Pri&'ers-Messrs. Richie and Hess,
Editors of"the Union"
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Chairman Of Committee of Wavs and
'hea"s--Mr. Mckay {Mr, Vinton, ofO,
Is a member of this oomnittee.)
. On .N@"yactures- ]. @. Adams,
IN For''g" ReIations.-C. ]. IngersoU,
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
Sccreta'y-Ash'ury Dickens,
SergeaHt-at-nrms-Robert Beall.
COMMITTEES,
Elected by ballot
Chairman eF9he Committee on Forpfpn
Relatioas- Mr. Allen,
Qfthe Committee on Finance-Mr, Cal.
houn.
QfMe Committee on Manutac,urcs-Mr.
Dickinson.
Of The e .m"atee on Military -4Bairs-
Mr.. Benton.
ADMISSION OF TEXAS.
In the House, the resolution TO admit
Texas into the Union as an independents
State, was made the order for Tuesday the
18th inst. Petitions, demonstrating against
the admission of Texas, have been pre.
eented by MessYs. Adams, Giddings, and
others.
National DEFENCES.
Resolutions were submitted by Mr.. Cass,
lnstrncting the committee en- Military Af-
fans, to inquire into the condition of the
national fortfcations the committee on
the Militia, to inquire into the condition of
that part the service, and the committee
on Naval Affairs, to inquire into the condi-
ton Of the Navy, end its capacity for de-.
lending oUr coast and eur commerce, and
for any service the exigences of the coun-
try may probably require. These gave
rise TO an animated de hale, in which Mes
srs, Cass, Mangum, Allen, and Others par
tjcipated. Mr. Mangum opposed their
passage, as being supererogatory, calculated
to expose our inpoieH conh ilion, and ln-
necessarily excite and inhame the public
mbN.
LATER FRQN WASHINGTON.
As our paper is goingte press, we le-
ceive by the mail, later intelligence from
Washington. The debate on the resolu-
tions Offered by Mr.. Cass, was continued
on Tuesday, vUassrs. Niles, Cfittenden.
Webster, Clayton, Breese, and others par
ucipat'ng. 'Thequeston on the adoption
Of the resolution was taken Ry yeas and
nays, and decided unanimously as folows
yeas 48, nays, none.
The Resolutions for the admission of Tex
nsinto the Union, (aIl debate being pre-
rluded by the majorfty,) were Adopted
The vote stood, yeas l41, nays Sc; few
southern Wnigs voting in their favor.
The resolutions were then sent to tho
Senate for concurrence.
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3 O'Clock r. NJ.

Mr.. Warner (or 'rove) reported a bill to
FAX bank capital equally with other capital,
which was read me Gstur,a.
On motion Of Mr., Coldng,
The Senate adjourned.
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In the House, the resolution to admit
Texas into the Union as an independent
State, was made the order for Tuesday the
18th inst. Petitions, demonstrating against
the admission of Texas, have been pre-
scented by Messrs. Adams, Giddings, and
others
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3HlFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

:, $1,000, -, ~. -. =
ESiF Do!h.AtS KEW ARD,
a CA%rRELLs CELEBRATED FAMILY MEni-
cINEs wIII not cure everything, bat still remain
uneqra!Ied III Their several departments by any
thIng ever offered to tie p b &c, who have vol
n!n'aI'ly com" forward ana II red "nmeronsa"d
hl!h'y respectable testimonials OF their superior
cllcacy. .-
t.iN ihLLLS tO.hPOt.ND .MEDItII-
r. - huf or H'Ih9'iI'iRHL'i; or, Anti
ocofo"t's syrup, Tor the cure o! Scroluia, Cmon-
r. hheumnllS'n, Chronic SweIIIngs OF the Joints,
rf','tiol's OF the S%'n ana ali Diseases arising
from Inc abuse vi Mercury, &c., unsurpassed by
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Mansion House

Corner oISt Paul aud Faytlle slreeIs,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Public Hotel would be happy IN receive
the patronage ofthe travelling community
who may favor him with Il call, and flat
lers himself that they will find every con :
fort and attention which are to be met
with in the best Hotels in the city.
N. B. few Gentlemen can be &C
commodated with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
S'..2:r,s .F"% 'rpTR"sON
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john l-:...-si,0a,,
Merchant Tailor

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has us! returned from
fhiladel phia with handsome assortment
OF Cloths. taSslmers. Salline.ls, Yes ings,
SC, which he Will sell at cost, the object
al which is to i'crelse his TAILORING
BUSINESS, aud live by that and not upon
the protils of the Cloths, Cassimers, such
as generally sell for TWO dollars and fifty
cents, he sells for one dollar and half.
cloth at The same rate. Having procured
Wards Patent sisiem of cutting, feels con-
fident tina. he will he able to give sails
faction A Coat made in days notice if
required. Persons wishing to subscribe
for S. A. & A. +. Wards patent sislem Of
cutting eau have ii by applying TO John
Maklnson. Agent.
2m is from Port Deposit, January 25th
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Stoves! Stoves!

The subscriber thankful to the public
for Fast lavors, would again inform them
that he is now ready to furnish them win
stoves of every description for burning
either wood or coal, which he wilI sell
as cheap as they can be had elsewhere.
lie would I've pleased to show his stock
to his old customers and the public gen
orally before they make their purchases.
Call at his Tin Ware and Stove Store,
next door to DR.. Walace's Drug Store.
JOHN IT, GRAHAM.
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u Office.

This is to lorwarn all persons from re-
moving any property from, or from cut
ting any timber on the farm formerly oc"
cupied by Mr.. George w. Lghner.
Dec %. 1914. DAVID ASPRlL.
N B.-The above named property is
for sale. apply to David Aspril, 80 Gran
by 81. Baltimore.
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HONOR 70 WHOM HOMO. is DUE.
may truly be
said, that no one has
ever been 50 successful in COM

may truly be
said, that no one has
ever been successful in COM
pounding medicine, which has done
SO much TO relieve the human family, to ROB dis
ease OF its terrors, and restore the Invalid to
Health and comfort, as the Inventor and Pro-
pretor Of that most dcservedly popular family
medicine DR.. Swayue's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and none has been SO generally
patronsed 10y the Profession and Others, both IN
this country and III Europe, nor has there ever
been 50 great an effort in the short space OF only
six or seven years, to deceive the creduluus and
unthinking, by putting up Nosrtims of various
kinds, by various individuals, a!i!Xing the name
of Wild Cherry and as much Of the name ofthe
original preparation as VIII scream Them from the
lash Of the law, and one of the lmpos,ers who
puts out the common parcgorC OF the shops and
calls it the Balsam Of Wild Cherry has had the
inpudence to caution the public against the
Original Preparation, DIR. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, which is doing So much
good IN tho world.
Iz=BEWARE OF SUCH IMPOSTORS.e 80
And purchase none but the original and only
genuine article as prepared by DIR. Swuyne,
which is tie only one compounded by a
regular PHI, siCIah, and arose from many yeurs'
close attention to the Practice OF the Profession,
and which led to this great discovery. Thou
sands and tens of thousands of the best testimo-
mails Of lie unparalleled success Of DR.. Swayne's
Compound SyI,p oi Wild Cherry for the cure Of
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood Liver Complaint,
Tickling OF his,Hg III INC Throat, Nervous De-
bility, Weakness OF Voice, Palpitation or Dis
case of the Heart, Pain in the Side or Breast
Broken Constitution from various causes the
abuse Of calomcl, SC, Bronchitis, .1sthma;
" hovping Cough, &c., We're declared to the
world years before any ether preparation ofNid
Cherry came out. The NEST s"uptical may sat
isiy themselves as to the truth vi the above, by
httIc enquiry in Philadelphia. The @ me
article is prepared only 10y DR.. Sway lose
oiiice has been removed To y. w .er of Sth
and Race streets, Philuda. The Balsam and
other spurious arLcts III Wild Cherry has been
sold out and re-pold out, and the prourietors are
obliged to resort 10 Falsehuod and Stratagom to
LIake their own out it. The genuine article is
put up IN pilin siyIe IN square bottles, covered
with blue wrapper, with yellow ubel with
the proprietor ai.natule attached.
81; The Pubic are requested TO remember
that il is DIR. Swaynes Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, that has and Is repeatedly perform
ing such miraculous cures VI diseases which have
baiiied the skill OF the Profession, and set at de-
fance the whole catalogue ul Patent Medicines,
which are daily pulled through the organs Of the
press. Therefore ask 10, Dr. Swapnc's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, ana purchase no
other.
Sold by Dr. II. H. Michel, Elkton, Md,
J. w. Abrahams, Port Deposit, DID,.
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ElktOEl
FOuHl(l nv.

The subscriber having established an
Iron Foundry in Elkton,
is prepared to execnle all orders for any
kind of CASTING S at The shortest notice.
A large supply Of Plough Castings OF
the most approved kinds, will be kept
constantly OH hand
Those wanting PIoughs ready wooded,
will find large assortment Of The various
kinds at his establishment a, all times
The public are respectfully invited to
call and see his work
JOS. C. CLOUD.
Jan lS-tc
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New and Cheap
Goods,
The subscriber now offers to his custo-
mers and the Public, a large and splendid
assortment of seasonable
Da'y C. aeoslso

of various kinds and qualities, vi: Black
Blue, Chare,l, G.gy and Beaver B!nths-
Black. Gray and Fancy Cossimere>-
Black, Blue, Gray aud Fancy Ca.sine's;
NJ d. Lame; Chm San and Calico-Y e.
low, White and Red FIannel-AIuSlius,
Silk and cotton Hdkfs-winrcr VcSring-:
Buck, Kid, Tibet and various kinds of
GInves-woolen Comforts and Blankets;
plain and liz Alpaca, aud many oher sea-
sonable goods too numerous TO enumpra,e.
Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine my goods which will be
sold low.
ABRAM CHANDLER.
Oct. 26-tf.
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31sAx of Land OF which about 60 acres
#sNE8s are covered with wood, the res
$IEs~ sidue cleared. The soil is ma
>- turally of very superior and
fertile quality, aud easily improved, one
half is somewhat thin, but the other hall
is in good order and said to be capable OF
producing tlom 20 to 40 bushels of Corn
per acre. bed of very fine Mari ha =.
recently been discovered upon it, with
which it may readily be improved. It's
situation, too dseclly on the River where
navigable, affords an opportunity of OBJ
tanning supplies Of lime and ashes, and
sending grain to market at compare,
lively small expense.
The improvements consist Of small
Dwelling House, Stable aud Granary in
only toIetabIe repair. The fencing is
pretty good, and there is an abundance OF
Chesuut and Red Cedar Oh the property
To put it IN complete order.
$1,000, of the purchase money will be
required in Cash. and for the balance IA
liberal credit will be given. AN INDlS-
PUTABLE TITLE CAN b.. MADE.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. Z. NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME, Atty.
Elkton, Feb. lst lSi5-ts
'.*Del. Journal. Del Gazette, and the
Wing paper at Salem, N. j., will publish
ill day of sale.
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AT JSr ELEGANT AND PuPULh, P
IFL RlODlCAL IN fHE WORLD
Jill CONFETTI. DEfIEi,!
q IA II A MS MAf.A IL A L -
Now is tha time for new Subscripl,,.

I'A "ioi'lCAL iN lflf. WORLD
.iLL COsbPL 1iI'OS' OEfIEI.
HfAHAAiS MAGAZiNE, - So
NOW Is thc Time tor new Subscr;pin.s
tIrlhlius American tlonthly AIIrh,.,.
' 1ot'' WA cohI'ho'ce new VoItn-e' htr'
md universally successful career, from it.,
he"c9ncnt until the present time, wien. II
Il articulation exceeding 6Y hora""t' a.J ....
hi|gHzInc IN the county, is, perhaps, as 600
1Et-cncc "i lis great ahd increasing mer'i -
fnoIis:er has II III his power to o.icr. TO-" eco
I1' ,,''' III ,,us, 40 "SS''tacos are nc
ccl doncy over all ,he rIv,I nerind,i.'r
country The enpaunu,ut -, r,nnnr,,,'
the past yclr. of 5 lcn mon ~ Hny,vr
PAuLpING, DANA. LcNerrrIow. l.,rt.
NEAL, MAxcuR, etc, OF hIrh rrp,,,t
literary world, as REGULAR coptr,huIo,,
ton to Il previous list, ,,.Hrn,,nr tbn RS, ,.,.
Il; fbc ua,i,n iso snaiciont ,r,,7r.,,., -
work wifi cortinnc tn nn ,h. nri.'ni,
Of communication b.,yy,rn rho hes, H..
the public.
Grlhlm's Mugazinc has becr from, - ,.. g.,
lshmcnt, more Than any other. fine ,,uru. ,..
radical nr tL, ,,nn,,I IiL, i,,i,, ,V
such IA list of winters as our pagcs ,N l.i.
NAY cn"'le"SH ''@ efIeiSm nj hnrorc'
Is no ''a@"".ie ABROAD tiidt presents "'
nae Sach AK ARRAY OF EMINENT
james tennl'noic Cooper, W. ii!
!ilhos ~. rani'l"g' a. H. Dana, H..
'eioW' -'"tn"ihei i'"N'hofhe, J. L. 4'~
~ ~ Ht'"C't' 'I'it' i'1SSrl! Lowe,
rn.an,,'',n ' ni,',d y ~" 81 ~ No'''"
Mrs Amelia Is. Wclbv, All , Srdcnl,
&'inourney, MIS-. Mary CE,vc.s. Mis-. -.
Stephens, Nils. !hou&s, Mira. Osrood.
nury, Mrs. Scua Smith MIS- Annpa. l-s.
uii,, Mrs, Picrson, airs Nor,uiu,,, y
.,and, Mss li,rYcy, and ot!,ors.
MANY names OF ike cvlr;,ritv o,er,c
omitted ivr want ofsplcc.
""ile the n'oH. A'i" writer's Gfthc corN'rv
engaged as permanent cpnttu,toIs ~ N.......,s
Alag"zIne, l"c .iliS are not looked.
P-ihIEil or .hiH,NitICE.N'T EN"E.4.
TLNUS.
NO Magazine III the world has present.
great variety OF elegant engravings to Il,
ScfihcIS aS Glalims Every briaph T.
,F"nsI't .h'o 'c4a's'''on' and every m"'.,. Il
ra,, ,nirrrsi ,,r ''''' 'r',"
,, Ih,. artists i, ,,,,r ,,,,'io,. 49,
10 ir mt tI,l,, il, ,,',r n,!,,' r..'''.=
,i n,,,nr', ti,n i," 'o.''''''' 'oi VS.
.luERIr.GN. EJ3
Giving correct pictures, ia!,en u. Ii, =, , r,
the R'a'cS IN winch the most rrmwhEH st IS
""'e "''I' i''@ '' :" ST Il'gfdVEgS Mi!
','e inquest oiucr oi arr; ana we MY :''""
''''t "a o'"-L =" INSURE P%fh"hchcy m''" =.
2""cc ipF VINO" ticsc Designs i1v" "'"''.
come crIr"rI'cp' we nave ENGAGED A...,,,.
-" THREE YEARS. Oh '."lsrieah Scene" ~
nus
PRE.uIiM PICTURES .4ND &.i,'.....-
,,r,,,,c
,, '"'''o'
III ADDITION tothIS, we lave entered i''o . =.
W 'l'ent ''i@'G jii'hl VITA tine houS3 9" ,.s E,
wright and latch, Of New York, 80, o.. .
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Wool CaE'asislg.
SPLN.NI.NG, WE4TING, FCL-
LING, d WING. Sc.

III. Ui y TN VIi &C.
The subscriber specially informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills
Wooden and Cotton Factories. known IA
Garrell's Mills, situated in Cecil ca. Md,
seven miles above EIkton, on the Big Elk
stream, and four miles from the village OF
Newark Del. They are now in full opera
ton. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cassimers, Sainelts.
Blankets or Flannels, as directed. at short
notice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, Sc, may exp :, gener-
ally to find a choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Nav 25lh 1914.
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For Sale.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale
on THURSDAY the 27.n day of this
present month (February,) at Ire Court
House i'll Eikton, all that valuable Farm,
lying on Bohemia River in Sassairas
Neck, which belongs 10 Charles Thomas
ESQ. In contains
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RALTIM RE.
III WE on hand an extensive aud choice
d. st SSorimenl I'll
Cioihs, Cassjmcres and I'cs,ing$ of The
most approved French, English aud A.
merIcan Manu'actnre-W hirh they are
prepared to make up IN the most fashion
able and best manner al shortest notice and
at low prices.
Superior Clothing Ready Made,
Ga the second floor of Their sore which
'hey have hted up for Ike purpose. they
have a general stock Of superlinr and me
dunn ciojhimg ready made. They have
always large number OF Office and Bust.
ness Goats, aud Oger Coats and Cloth
Clnaks.
They make up the best of goods, sell
nothing but what they have made under
their own immediate notice, the style and
work OF which lhey can confidently re-
commend as equal 10 any Thing that can
be produced in any city in the Union
They invite citizens and strangers to en-
anime their stock
Q3-lhey have but one price for their
goods, tie l"" est price al which they can
be sold is plainly marked in figures on
every article.
Nov. 3D--U.
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Public Sale.

Will be sold at Public Sac on the pre-
misses on THURSDAY the 18th of Feb
rua"y next, all that certain farm or tract of
Land; si'ua.sd partly in East N Nottingham
township, Chester county, Pa, and partly
in Cecil county. Md, bounded by the
lands of James NJ Vey, John Cherry and
others, and the road leading from New
London y Roads to the Brick Meeting
House, It is 2 miles from the latter place
aud Contains
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lib Acres

more or less, with the appearances
n.n. The Improvements are
AEEHflh stone House with well Of
EIT3 iSngood water a! the door,
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Zs--r.Essssa.0
WhIcn can be readily and at an nconsid-
cradle expense converted into Mill again
or it can be used for any manufacturing
business. the said creek berg large and
never failing stream, which affords full
and constant supply of water at all sea-
soLs Of the year, and has here a
FALL OF II TO 20 FEET
10 manufacturers generally, but especial
ly to those disposed to engage in the Iron
business. this property offers many advan-
lagos. Besides the large water power
which belongs TO il, its situation, being
within two miles from one If the Depols
Of the Philadelphia. Wilmington aud Bal
llmo!e Railroad, two and halfmiles from
navigable wafer and about midway be-
tween Philadel phia aud Baltimore, affords
facility of access to the markets of those
cities. II lies also in the neighborhood OF
great body of
IRON ORE
which can be readily obtained and in a
region of country where abundant crops
Of all kinds of grain are raised.
One third part of the purchase money
will be required to be paid in cash, and
the residue IN and IS months with in.
lerest from the day of sale to be secured
by bond with approved security.
Peasons DESTROYS of purchasing are in
vited To view and examine rhe property
for themselves.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, P. NJ.
JOHN G.. GROOME.
Ex'tor of Jas. S. Springer, decd
Elkton Md. January 18th 1915.
".'Noional Inlelligencer, Baltimore
American, Inquirer and Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Courier and Inquirer NJ Y.
Del Journal and Del Gazette, Examiner
Lancaster, will insert twice week till
sale, Village Record, West Chester, once
week, and forward bills TO this Office.
SCOTH HERRIN GS.
Just receive a few boxes Scotch l!ej
ngs,a very fire ar.icle;a al d for sale by.
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Also.

At the same time and place, the follow.
ing personal property, viz: one Dearborne
and Harness, pluughs, harrnws, shnves,
spades SC. Household and Kitchen Fur
nllure, consisting of Mahogany side I.
board, do, sofa Bureau, taJlcs. chairs.
bcdSteads, 2 template stoves, and many
other articles not enumerated
Concord. Jan. 25lh lSl5-3w
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frame barn with stone slabing .sssE2ssyss,
underneath, nearly new, log sasiisss
tenant house, and variety ofSSs'S
fruit trees. 49,
There is on the premises valuable
quaery of Chromale Of Iron.
The above property is convenient to
Schools, Mills, and places Of Public Wor-
ship. As persons wishing to purchase
will be shewn the property by Robert +.
Walter, who resides on it; further des-
criplion is unnecessary.
Sale positive, and to commence al 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on said day when atten-
dance will be given and terms made
known by
JOSEPH & NATH. WALTER
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SEQ copy. Us specimen, will be furnished hy
undressing the p'ihlishor, post paid Editors CO.
plying will be entitled "a exchanae for one year.
GEORGE II. GRAHAM.
No. 9s Chr::rut Street, Philadelphia.
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4AttSs, Of Land Of which about 60 acres
#SNEN are covered with wood, the res
SIFss~ sidue cleared. The soil is ma
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THNIIE suOscllber belng ab0Ul u move
H. to Eur"pe, row offers AT private sale
all that very valuable tract of land, stu
ared rear 81. Augustine Church, Cecil CO.,
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LGDs 8 Acres

of land, part arabic, part meadow. am
part woodland. The soil i, good and wei
adapted, To the growth of wheat, corn
oats and all kin IS Of gain aud gra>-