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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
The Massachusetts ReaImer,.


The following letter descriptive OF some portions
of life at Matamoros, we copy from the Boston Post
The poor volunteers, who left comfortable homes
and honest occupations in Massachusetts, to find
neither in Texas or Mexico begin to discover that
their present mode of passing time is not the en-.
tertainment they were invited to-
have received in the Of last week two letters
from officers 10 the Massachusetts Regiment In Matsmo
ros late April o. and herewith send you extracts
from both OF them show your readers the different,
impressions in the land where the orsnge-trees One
of the officers of Company says they have just
turned from an encsmpment Of three weeks and gone
into quarters In the Gushing Barracks" All the off.
GERS In Companies and had enjoyed the beat of
health since their departure from Boston, and able
to eat with good appetite the Government ratons he
adds
The city has assumed a very quiet appearance under
the energetic administration OF Col Gushing who has
put stop to the gambling houses snd nearly succeeded
In stopping all the tandangos. Lieut. Grswold of CON-
psny {. assaulted and badly beaten at fsnjsngo
last night his face badly cut snd the bridge OF his
broken Major Abbott - after the scoundrels and
all under to-day. believe that. could the
men be found who did H. they would be shot directly
The other letter 10 In another style Ii 10 from com.
psny c, and tne writer says:
Pursuant 10 the destiny OF the ango Sdron we are
fast yersing toward the Halls of the Monezumss But
IT, when have reached that deectabe spot the
quoes ants scorpions tsranuss and IDEAS shall not be
less numerous than they In these diggngs-t the
cocoschcs there shall not be curtsiled OF their fair
proportions dimensions in this place, by actual
surement two inches by hye)then, say, your humble
servant will Immediately resign hs commission and
make tracks for the Northern States grab bis paint brush
and never think of departing for land where be
10 covered with everything else bn siory'
He farther says
we have borne of the palm thus far, Of being the
best looking and hes, disciplined volunteers that have
yet been to the seat OF and feel confident
nay sure that when the hour OF peril and the
suit shall be known at the North the old Bay State viii
look with pride and satisfaction the daring deeds Of
her sons. They will never disgrace Old Massach
If acceptable can send other extracts.
Truly yours, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

can forces In Chihuahua requesting The people to con
unus at tser ordinary vocaons inviting those in the
towns and ranches 70 continue ihe trade with the city
and assuring al non eomoAtants Of protection He Ike
wise engages TO protect the people from the ucursons
OF the Indians Il 10 stated BY the Anglo Saxon that Gov
Triss has established temporary seat OF Government,
for the state Of Chhushus Al PSrrs two hundred miles
South Of the City. The Angl Saxon IS in size sbou,
eight BY twelve iuches LIEUT. Charles Kribhen is the
editor aud John S Webb publisher The material. were
toHnc IN the city. N. .. Rcsyune. 18th.
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Goxerpor Of nIaine-oTfeial.

Dana Loco .35O3l Bronson, Wais a,545
Fssserden, A.. 94ls Scattering ------.--. csc
OF the scattering votes $50 were for Alfred John
son of Belfast. a wfmot Proviso Loco, and man
Of the highes, responsibility. On the first ballot
in the House Dams had Is, Bronson 81 Fessenden
p The Senate voted as follows Dana "a, Brou-
sOn 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
Misrellaueous.

CAUTION To DEALEK1 IN flkk Ah4e.-
" Ia The action Of EtAS. Zss Bfst SYM, 10 he
Cucnit Court Of The Unso eaass for % tnfhnsensot q
the 3ELF-COCKIR0 PISTOL. verdict has eseo given
for The plsinud win coss Of uia and dos o. twelve
Bun, Suns 70 restrain them from nsaing or selling said
arucs fneir psuroo for new rial, and 70 easry 70
The oblic arc therefore respectfully csuossd sgstnss
purchasinx or selling tho afCocklng Pistols made By
Blunt syns any Pistols u similar kind, By disrs-
ssrdinx his caution IL would make 10 necessary Tor the
subscriber appeal The LAYS for prolscon 10 Ill such
cases All articles < his kind made BY Allen Thur.
Norwich Conn and for sale by pnci pal deal
81. N the article In NewYork- ETHAN ALLLH-
Norwich Conn l21h Nov. 1896. ni6 zaWHhkThtap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

MADrIRA-The schr Erata arrived at Madeira
early IA April l.den with Flour and Corn The Flour was
sold .. els per barrel and the Germ at ss per n0io-2i
buahels. Anunbsr Of vessels have been sent within
month to the same des;n.non and with the car
soes sad by this time il Is probable TIA, tbs famine
vhch ,sssly vsxsd the Island has BEEN ezrsy removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

" wafer-cure in Philadeiph ala. pr. sChiEY.
ERDECHER b ing returned from ysl 70 orAesaoesk
ant he mos. euoeui Water estsbsnuents Of Ger
naay and Engsnd hes rsopsret bs "stsr cure house N
Pnsaephis a. he casstnri and se.en s com
bIony "a atyanaxss Of city and country res'dencs)
vh-re ne prosers h services 70 al who may favos
hin viii hsir patronage His hozse ws built for hote,
I'd b yery aga and convenient containing 70
Applieson pos paid win D>ss win rroups attention
n aayeU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

DELAWARE CoUsIr-The Equal Rights Anti
Rent party has nominated EDwIs MoRE ior Judge
and Surrogate, AMAsA J. TES BROCK for District
Attorney. HEsRY MCKENZIE and LE"I' MILLS
for Justice.-A Law and Order Convention has
nominated Col PAsxEz Of Delhi for Judge and w
B. CgAxPLlS Of Hobart for District Attorney
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Appointments by the President.

JAMES MELVIN Surveyor and Inspector Of the revs
for the port Of Accomac c. H. 10 tho State Of Viz
gnis vice Samuel &. White. removed
JEFFERSON DAVIS Of Mississippi to be BRIG adler Gen.
eral, in the plsce Of Gen. G. j. Pillow, promoted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20
MEETING OF THE FARMERS, CLUB.

Letter from the Royal society of Paris in ReIa-
tion 10 the Potato-Alpacca sheep and Mr.
WiIliamson-The Electro Culture ofCrops-
The Power of seeds TO preserve their VI
tality-New Prevention OF the POTATO Di..
ease-The Potato n Tropical Plant-Dalry
MISUNDERSTANDING Wheat-statistics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

GENERAL ScoTT's general orders, No 1873 which
appear in the Picsyune provide proper punishment for
all insubordiaston violation OF law on the part OF our
soldiery de Is determined to give II possible, no grs
tuitous offence to the msgnanlmous Mexican nation
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General Norces.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOwLERs g. WELLS,
131 Nas.au-sts n. Y.
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under the special supsrvisioa Of J. o. MOWER, Ese
veil Known for usny years as mo Ip.fienced and en-
me New-Yors City PosI OHee.
Baxs are now open reception Of letters and news
papers for ths following places, VIZ: London Liverpool
olssgow ireland, Hasrs, hussilles, Ansrsrdam, Bro
men HAMBURG. Rio de Jsneiro, Valparaiso, BueEos
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

E- Hon. Chas. W. CatAeavt has been nOnains-
ted for reelection to Congress from the IXth North
ernD District of Indiana He ought to be beaten
BY Whig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

From an Address Of Hon. ELISHA WHTTLEsEY,
delivered before the Mshonirs County (Ohio) Agrieu
tura Society and extracts Of which we're read at Tues
days meeting we take the following interesting eta
tstes-from which /, will be seen that those esdsed in
Arieuhs outnua5 the learned professions, internal
and ocean Navigation. manufactures and commerce
more san t6res % one while the annual value Of agricul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

LAKE SUrERIoR-The latest sdvices from the
Saut state that the St Mays River above the
Falls is not yet released from ice so as to be navi-
gable By the goth inst however, il was expected
TIA, the obstruction to navigation from such cause would
be overcome.
We learn, that the good steamer JcIIA PALsEE, %
f.vorsb,y known last summer upon the Lake vii com
msnce her trips between the ssult and Copper Hsrbor
Immediately on the opening o. navigation We have
no doubt that the amount Of business done By her the
coming Summer, will handsomely reuiunera'e Der pop
ulm owner, Col. W. F. PORTER TAYLOR for bis enter
prise In carrying her the Saul and launching her
upon the waters Of Lake Superior before unsccus'on
cd to steam navigation. Col Taylor frequently accom-
psnies his Steamer her route-and those, who have
made his acquaintance and pArtAken OF bis Hospitality
will cheerfuly and gratefully bear testimony TO the ~
bsnisy. of his manner and The kindness Of hi hsst
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TO TIE PuRLIC

u {. Sylvester, importer of HasTleua ard b1usn
OAs, has removed ~ lj7 Walkers near Cbysncst ne
would Inform hs customers and The public In geaer.
he has not lei any Of bis oils Al This former places Of
dence. . snd 81 East Broadwsy-Iher-tors % eaauoe
from whom you purchase that yoG nay 20, 20
upon sfL!ssIks,
my7 Smeods ~ Ws4ksr-sl " l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-20

QUEEN lsABLLLA-The old Castihan blood
seems psrcoste the veins Of Her Majesty of Spain
We extract from the CoE'ia ies Eais Uais the follow
ina account of her determined spirit. We read from
London correspondent: The young Queen of Spain i.
astonishing Europe by her display Of energy
her sex She TO have discovered the grand
how much can be done by rulers who trust to the love
of their people. Her husband, after having made all
sorts of preeusions to her leadership Of the Feeneh
party. has been compelled to give up his game Court
rumor. which seems strictly true, states that Don
Francisco dA.sse having threatened to excite the army
agans, her she replied tia, If he made the attempt abe
would noun, her horse and ride through the streets Of
Madrid and call for assistance upon the people In the
meantime, she orders him 10 quit the Palace This
energetic conduct induced the Prince to renoGnee hs
intentions, and brought sbou,s reconciliation between
the married couple"
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tural products is more than $50 millions Of dollars
No Of persons in the learned professions. oS2o5
No. OF persons In internal nsyigauon------ SJOIo
No Of persons nav eating the oeean...-..'. SoO2l
TO. Of persons in manufactures ---.-----. Iyl,I4s
No. Of persons In commerce. llLpyl
No of persons In Agriculture. ----.---.-- Jllssol
The snnusl value Of griculture is -soofe''o's
The value Of importalOns for the nscal year 49,. -.
ending on the 30ih OF June last WAS. l<l,osI,is
The value Of expectations, domestic and To-
reign. for the same period ws'-.--.'.... II3tss2lo
Amour, of imports and exports s235, ls03I3
which Is some over one-third Of the value Of
our Agriculture.
Appropriations for the navy during the late
session Of Congress. exclusive oil appro. -.
prstons for steamships to anspor mails ~
After the distribution Of seed OF the Agghar'stan
LHe-u<. presented TO Mr. Skinner by Col Gordon, Of
British Army and growing in drills three feet sPsrt
yielding lree full crops annually r ten 'ees''ve ysor'
as fully proved in Maryland
The Club stood adjourned for fortnight appoint
ins for next meeting the subjects OF nc LsTy and SEEDS
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NOTICE-Ia eurss.ee: q = sss q ,s 1s ~ ~
lN0 he slsls Of nswf@sr Is,ssd pr ~; - II
=; ~: !: = 4: .;:;I q :;s;: josSs W.,
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70 DEALERS IN FfaE Arms.

". New York,-Ehan AIlss ys. 0nsson Blunt, ct a.
l. Alexander Gardiner, CLERK Of Ne Crcuh Cosn q the
tnitsd for ne 1curhsn Dises Of NewYosk, DO
hereby certify lAa The sbsvs 'lsd ssis uisd In The
said Court The 1sth ~ 2h days Of April ist2 essors
prsms Coun Of ~ Usitsl otsiss jay 10 supss-
aeled and swon sad - ssss ePsssd ey "a, s ,z %
ths par Of The dsfssAanS (On0oa Bnn alb iha1 enes
ths evidence bad been eoss1 sbs eess 80 summed sp
plaintiff thai charge YVES tssssupon given By - Ccan
10 Inc Jury who retired under etge u a o6ceg Saly
qualified 70 sIsnd thsm, snd % nsu Ssnh fsoassss V
Ths. thsy ind asi The pla,asa sos The exine svses
- hsry on makng constructing, using cad Wedding 70
osners 70 81 ussd Improved lock claimed b. hin I'd
ssS bsy farmer ~ .hsa The iock manufactured ~
veodsd BY the dsfsndssts not "a infnngsmsus a -
pIainus rghu, snd 20 ny ~ IL.
recorded % ny oMea ALEX oAADINEA, clssL
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Congressional Election-Qreiai

Total ........2l66 2.L}S
Atsinsou's majority y do.
IN f.1r rI4
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Removals..

ALFRED WHEELER, Attorney q Law. &c has
"A removed from n Bsekmsn-st 10 10 City Hall Placa
The collection Of aad elaine promptly amended
TO- titles examined, money loaned and Obtained boad
and mortgage kc Also lsnd for sale Ia vsrons psrs of
the Union . low - 10 c-ns per acre nyi7 im'Isip
ID kMOVAL-T B. CUNNING, Dsolisl, has removed
At mys 1ms
ISAAC DAYTON, Attorney and Counsellor hes 70
lmoved from Nssssust 10 ITO Broadway. corner %
Maiden-lsps mylI Imsod
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nR. IRA q. RRAZkRs lbs cslsbraEsd csEcW Dee
~ tor, who doco.s on he Ia6aa mode Of psscues. r.
rived 70 this eity iais nsrlng, end b foss1 = - y
Tue sessoa, whsn sps<tnsos Of eaness sas % 80 q
hos days, which have ben removed sy Dr. %Lry'
Ny. avis "
NArHEMATIC1L TNSTRU7ENf5--tisst e,,
AvA1oa Msnufscturs-WhatmaasD rswiss 49,. =
szss other materials for Easinssrs. ke ass
BY the Wosta.nser. Also. on hand, . ses's' -
OF ss'Is s "a 'adey ss;u bousLEpAY " yohsst
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Ful. YcMul. Good.

TOrsl ...... ..3G7l 1913
Prestons mai. - Folks
90, 9i9.
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OLOTAIN0.
Ready MADE md Madl to Order.
Tho Cheapest Fashionable
e.sn rAiLoaIs0
ssTABLIs HMsnr
In Nsw-Ysrki 10
w. II. DE0R0oT co.
my5 3mos No 30 ruitou-st
~ Orris Tooth Paste.-A superior article for
cleansing and preserving the teeth hardening the guns
.nd swsslenins tho breath, warranted 90, 70 get dry Of
hard. Prce J3 cts per pot For sale by
ALBERT l.. WINshIP. Chemist and Apothscsry,
sl91 n Eat Broadway, cor. MGkst-sl
~ Water Cure Hease.-hrs n 3. Cove ecus'a.
oss 70 recieve patients o. her house. Si io,hst New.
Yorx.
Mrs also visls lsdies and ehdrsu q tsif honss ed
gives direction for the spplsratos II Wsiss Gore 80
~ Cologne Water, u % psrior quality, on dssaghA
Cologne, direct from Germany. For sale N
ALBERT L. WINShIP n East Broadway,
si91 Of Msrkstst
r. D. WHEELER,
~ Commissioasr for the States Of NswYoyk
and Conn~~trut Tampssv Hall m11
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-28
Ill EP0Ckev E5SyNSe<5.

For the East nottingham School; quail
fled to give instruction in the ordinary
branches Of an English education. A
commodious house has just been erected,
and a large school can be obtained. Tes-
timonials in regard to character and quail
ilications will be required. Application
to be made on or before the lst of Sep
TENDER. to VIM. p. Jones, Joseph Haines,
or ID. b. Trimble, trustees, living in the
vicinity ofthe Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county, Nd.
AUG I ,47--3t
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STANTON'S EXTERNAL REMEDY
Cal LED
Hunts Imminent,

Is now universally acknowledged to be the In
alible Remedy for Rheumatism, Spinal Alice
tons, Contractons Of the Muscles, Sore Throat
and Quinsy, Issues, Old Ulcers, Pains in the
Back and Chest, Aguc in the Breast and Face,
Tooth-Ache Sprans, Bruises, Salt Rhcum,
Burns, Group, Frosted, Feet, and all Nervous
Diseases.
Mr. Stanton, Sir,-Secing your advertisement
af Hunts Linmcnt, ! was induced to try lis eff
fects on my son. who had been crippled with a
lame back from an infant; and it is with graft
tude bear testimony to its wonderful healing
properties. My child who is now five years OF
age, is now in fair way o. recovery,
Yours, &c.
DENiMON C. MCPHERSON,
Post Office, Towners, Putnam Co.
certify that am personally acquainted with
the above named child, and think the tather
would be safe in saying that his son is almost
we'll. JAS w. DIkMAN,
November 5, 1916. Deputy Post Master.
My Dear Sir:-l received your note of yester
day. asking my opinion in relation to Hunt 8
Linment, as prepared by Nr. George f. Stan
ton. Knowing its composition, and having fire.
quentlv used it, can recommend ii to you as a
safe External Remedy, and in my opinion, the
best Liniment now in use.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
A. X, HOFFMAN.
Col IlHrre van tOrtlhnhl' 'fotoh 'hihof'
fully concur in the above opinion.
w. N. BELCHER.
Yorktown January l4th, 1915.
Sir:-ln reply to your letter, would say that
have used your External Remedy, called Hunts
Linmcnt, IN my practice since you made me ac
quainted with its composition, and unhcstating.
" say that believe it to be the best External
Remedy now in use for the complaints for which
you recommend it.
Yours respectfully,
BENZ. ID. MILLER, M. d.
p. S. ] would also state that have been
for a number of years subject to frequent attacks
ofthe Rheumatism, which in many instances
prevented my attending tony business. Two
or three applications Ot the lniment invariably
remove all affections of the kind. In cases of
bruises sprains and sores too numerous TO mem
ton, 1t has in this vicinity proved certain rem
edy. Its value can only be estimated by those
who have given it a fair trial.
This Liniment is sold at % and so cents per
bottle. by all the Principal Druggists and .Ner-
chants throughout the country.
SMITH s ATKINSON, Wholesale Agts Baltimore
CANBY & BARTLETT, "
SrABLER < CoMpANY, "
DR.. J. WALLACE, EIkton, Nd.
DIR. II. II. MITCHELL," "
Orders addressed TO me at Sing Sing, N. Y,
will be attended to.
GEORGE STANTON,
Proprietor.
March 20 III
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Farmers take Notice,

The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public, that he is prepared at
the Providence Mills near Gilpin's Falls four
miles from the village of North East four miles
from the Brick Meeting House and eight miles
from Elkton, to manufacture Wool into Cloths
of the following description, to wit: Broad CLOTH
Broad Blanketing, Sattinett, Linsey, Cotton ard
Wooden Kerseys, flarnels, Coatings, and Pilot
Cloth, Persons to whom It would be more con-
venient, may leave their wool at the stores of
either of the folio wing named gentlemen, J. F.
Kirk, Blue Ball; r. l.. Thomas, North East;
VIM. Torbert, Brown s. Mclntre, Elkton; where
the Cloth or Rolls will be returned as directed.
Those who wish their wool made into Cloth TIE
find it to their advantage to send their wo6f in
as soon as possib le
Cloth will be exchanged for wool, feathers or
country produce. Those who will please to ia
vor him with their custom. may depend ON his
best endeayors to give satisfaction.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Providence Mile, May Is, Al.
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For Rent. next wear.

The farm now occupied by Mr.. Thorn
as Prettyman on Bohemia Manor; con-
tanning $50 Acres. There has been a.
bout 10000 bushels of Stacked lime
spread on this farm by Mr.. Prettyman,
within the last three years. About 200
acres is now lined, and lime will be fur
nished to lime the balance of arabic
land. III No application need be made
by any one without written recommen-
dation. Address me in Baltimore, post
paid. G.. w. OLDHAM.
[*Mr. P. will show the farm to any
person wishing to see it.
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EGDV EEs'S
First Premium Writing INK

This Ink has for long while become estab-
lishcd as Il National ariicte, and the following
testimonials from Washington City, prove its
merits to that distinction.
House Of Representatives,
WASHINGTON City, February "a, 1913.
state that have used the Ink during the
present session Of Congress, manufactured by
Joseph L. Hover, Esq, of Philadelphia, and |
have found it to be an article Of most eEceiieat
quality.
JOHN WHITE Speaker Ho. Rep.
Patent Office, Washington d. c.,
February "a, l343
Sr-Your Black Writing Ink has been used
in this Office since October last, and is entrel J
approved. ! am, respcc fully,
J. w. Hand, Chief Clerk,
MIR. Joseph L. Hover, Phlad
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE; That
the subscriber Of Cecil county, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters administration on the per
sonal estate of John N. Black, late
of said county deceased.-All persons
having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly authenli-
Gated, on or before the l7lh day of June
1918; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qnesled TO make immediate payment to
the subscriber Given under my hand
this 18th dav of August lSl7.
WILLIAM w. BLACK, Adm'tor
Aug 9TH '47--6w
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FOR SALE.
Ais Acres of land,

Situated two miles north of Elkton, on
the main road leading from Elkton to
Fair Hill. This tract will be sold altogeth-
er or divided as may best suit purchasers;
title free of all encumbrances. 1t will
divide conveniently into tracts of two or
one hundred acres, presenting on each,
elegant situations for building, with
springs of good and never falling water
in 80 yards of each. 1t is all well wa
tered with two streams, one running along
the East the other the West side. There
are on the tract . small tenements, 2
spring houses with other out buildings.
There has been put on the land, 5000
Bushels of Lime in the last ten years.
This land has advantages possessed by
few if any, in the county.
Situated in a remarkably healthy neigh
borhood, capable of the highest degree of
improvement-in the midst of greatly
improving and manufacturing district,
about midway between the Big and Lit
tie Elk rivers, each in mile of its bor-
ders, each now well studded with Facto-
ries of almost every description II in
in number, the most distant not
exceeding 6 miles, within two miles and
a half of water and Rail Road Depots
giving a free outlet to the markets OF the
world. City gentlemen wishing a coun-
iry place will find this pleasant and con
venient one: from Philadelphia or Balti-
more it could be visited for several hours
and return home the same day. Persons
wishing to purchase will do well to APP
ply soon as | am determined to sell in
the course of this Summer or Fall. APP
ply to the subscriber in Elkton.
EDWARD WILSON.
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