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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-17
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of decree ofthe nigh court
of chancery the subscriber as trustee
will offer at public sale at the Court
House, in Elkton Cecil county Md, on
THURSDAY, 9Th day OF July next, at
l21 o'clock, Nj. the following desert
bed valuable Farms:-No l =, ail that tract
Of Land situated in Sassairas Neck in &C.
Gil county, known as the Home Planta-
tlon OF Thomas Serverson, and contain
ing 33i acres, said tract Of land is bound
cd by Ponds creek, the land Of Joseph
Eldridse, the public road leading from
Grove Neck to Cecilton, and the farm
devised by said Stevenson to his son
Samuel Stevenson, and is improved by a
Dwelling House The said land IS IN a
fair state Of cultivation.
No.2 adloins and is bounded by the a
hovc described tract Of land, Ponds creek
the land of I'hos. NJ Foreman; and tn,
pubic road leading from Grove Neck It
Cecilton. beiuy the same tract or parcel u
Land decreed by Thomas Stevenson to ,'i'
son Sa,,uel Ssrversor,, and contains 81
acres. 3 rods and ~ Perches, improved hy I
good dwelling HOUSE, Barn, and the nece-
sary ou-buiinss, and in good state e
tcnlIivatiDn
The terms of sale. as prescribed ny III,
decree, are one third cash, ON the day o
sale: and the rem ,lning two thirds in SIX arc
twelve months. TO be secured by approved
notes or hcn''s bearing in'erest.
\ pla, of the above described property
rnay be seen Il, the office of the Trustee.
JAS. MALCOLM, Trustee.
Noo7 Lexington street.
June l7lh As.
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Hobensack's
.Nedic0teN " OrsN Nyrss1s,
THE LITTLE SUFFERERS FRIEND.
an entirely Vegetable PREPARATION.
FOR THE
DESTRUCTION OF HORNS.

Ia Offering this valuable Family Medicine 10
the puhl,: the prr pretors are fully convinced OF
The gteGt necessity there is fo- such a preparation
lat combines satttyand certainty Of action: a.
here and have been many preparations or
cred 10 he public that DO not possess the r,r-
urs elaiG,ed for them.
Gu, Mcdcrtad Worm Syrup is compounded
Of s:,ch vegetable PROHIBITIONS as stand high in
the estimation Of The Medical Faculty for the
destruction of Worms which annually sweep OF
thousand, OF children 70 ala untimely grave, for
the want OF such madeleine az on. Med,catod
Syrup which will ctfectualy destroy them.
We offer the following Certificate (of tho na-
nv in our popsession) TO show the decided effects
nf tho Syrup in discriminating Worms.
Spring Garden IMa.'eh 7.Isi6
Messrs J y. &C. $. Hobensack'
Observation-Disclosures | send this ts.timo-
NAL concerning your invaluable Medicsted
Worm Syrup From early infancy my dangh-
ter. child now ~ months, has been afflicted
with Worms. causing daily the most severe and
distressing pains At times sha would bu a.
frantic and unnanagrsile; would run up anal
down the floor. and knock herself unconyciouslu
against the wall. For L long time We were "
norant Of tho cause---at leugth, being ilnprcs
sed with the bclief that worms were the cause
VIC commenced giving several medicines for such
!. complaint, from which the child dersvcc no
benefit whatever. As a matter Of course. tho
child was muc, reJ.:ced in flesh, and had all tho
symptoms Of such d complaint Accidentally
meeting with one Of your circulars, We weIc i'll
ducci To try your mcdc'nc. We had used it
but few day. when great many worms wore
brought from her. onc full six inches in length,
nd scores varying from one TO four inches.
need scarcely add that tho chiI WAX speedily
relieved, and that TOO before We had uSSe Olbe
IS cent bottle Of Your Worm Syrup. NV y
now entirely free from those distressing rs'ns.
and doing well. feel it would be uIskinJnea"
on my part to withhold from you and the COM
munity this information. | do therefore most
unllesi,atingly recommend your MedicsteI
Worm Syrup M a medicine possessing super oA-
cellent qualities.
Very respectfully
G. HENRY PLUMBER.
Minister Of the Gospel.
,Iarshull street. ono door helow brown.
PREPARED ONLY BY
J.Ns G. s, HODENSAcK:
ArruEiR
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, .
South east corner Of End and Coates sts, Phi
adclpgin.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENT t..
a liberal discount made to wholesale das&s
AGENTS
Dr.. J. Wallace Elkton
X. l.. Thomas, North East
Black SBro,her Char lestown
Alonzo Snow, Port Deposit.
Ekton Oct 30th lsii'
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Cheap Hat and Cap Depot.

Il. T. DAVIS, BAlrIMoRE STREET, NINE pooRs
FAST or THE BRIrcu' BALTIMORE Nld.
For the very liberal patronage extended TO
him by his friends and the public he feels pro-
toundly gra .ciu! and pledges himself to merit II
continuance of their favors. He has on hand,
Of his own manufacture, Hats and Caps of almost
every kind, which for beauty durability und
cheapncss, are not surpassed ifeqnalled. Straw
Hats perhaps the greatest variety III the CITY,
embracing every kind, from l.l-o up.tLjLook
to your interests and give him call.
.lp.il 80, 'iS.-lm
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For SAFE.

The subscribers offer at Private Sale.
all their fishing tackle, consisting OF
scinrs, rop,s, cor'iS SC. Also a large
fishing boat 55 feet long, one SIX Dared
boat, and two quarter line boats, like
wise l25 bbls. Salt. $50 empty baereis
hogsheads, capstans, cooking utensils.
blankets, &c. &c.
The seines are we'll calculated Tor the
fishery OF MIR, John Mauldin, having
been made and used on that shore. Fol
further information apply to either Of
the Undersigned.
J.B. YARNALL, Port Deposit,
SAML. A. WEST, North East,
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Land surveying.

Tho subscriber et!l continues tho business Of
Surveying laid, and, !r"m much eSrerieoce III
locating lands, tracing lines, md dividing estates
~ prepared 10 execute all calls IN his profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
to
CONVEYANClNG,
Writing deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles ofn-
yrrrmont, Bonds, Bills .. Sale, Ieares &c. Ho
hiau uc's do
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lnrds sn csHaui,sstn. All calls will
Lo thankfully received mud promptly attended Il,
OH moderate terms. Communications b nmii
Will receive immediate uttcntio,t
J.iMES McCAUlEY.
Ne " Leeds, near Elktoli Md.
Juno 18th rs.
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A Gard to the Public.

= Those in want Of good, substantial and chrap
Furn iture, will fird general assortment at tho
Ware Rooms Of the subscriber in PoRr DEroNf
This place being one Of the large y lumber do
at glance, that few persons in the busincs"
have the same abilities to procure the very bee!
OF materials, without which good furniture can
not he made. In poin, Of workmanship. Il ii -
not hat i il represented. YOU are ut lihefts |"
return it, and get your money back.
a largo and general assortment OF "'n"aoe
Chairs on hand, and such rs cane sent, nnd rock
ing chairs Of all price. and patterns:
j. ID. MARSHBANk.
Port Deposit, May 20, 4s-Gm.
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PERSONAL DISCHARGE.

Kent Cosal'y SCI:
HN application or Henry VI. Robson OF ke"t
Y Ecouutv, hv petition IN Whiting to me the
subscriber; Wilma b. Wilmer Justice OF the
Orphans Court Of Kent conntry, stating that
he was in confinement for debts which hc vas uii
able to pay, and PRAYING nc to grant TO MN We
benefit uf the lnsovenl Laws OF ihF; state, I"
schedule of his property estate and cftcc's' ana "a
list of his creditors and debtors on oath, as far
as he can ascertain Them being annexed 10 MS
petition, and the said Henry Nj. Robson having
satisfied nc by competent testimony that he
has resided two years next preceding ,'le time
hin applications within the state ct MARYLAND
and having appointed Peter Stokes Il trustee
Tor tho benefit Of the creditors oil the said Henry
NJ. Kolisun and the said Trustee having gwen
bond with security approved by me, Tor the !aitn
,ul performance Of his said trust, ami the said
Trustee being in possession OF all tho property,
estate and effects of the said Insolyent Debtor
t,lle necessary wearing apparel and bedding OF
hiinselfand family CXccptedl Tor the "neh' OF
his creditors, William b. WIlinci, Il justice OF
the Orphans Court Kent of county aforesaid,
do hereby grant personal discharge to me s'li
Henry VI. Rolson and do hereby appoint and
fix the first Wednesday, in the next September
term of Kent county Court for the appearance OF
the said Henry NJ. Rollison to answer such 'a-
terroga,ories as may be proponndcd by any OF
his creditors. and do also appoint and fix the
first Wednesday in the next September term OF
the said Cour. tar tho final hearing ofthe said
application and do also order that the IN I'd Hen
ry Nj. Rollison. by causing copy OF this hot'ce
and order to be inserted in one OF the newspa-
pers printed on the Eastern Shore of the State OF
MARYLAND, once week for three successive
months before thu said first Wednesday in the
ucxt September term q said Court, give notice
to his creditors to appear before tho said Kent
county Court OH the said first Wednesday in the
mex, September term otsaid Court to shew cause
II any they have; why the said Henry NJ. Roll
son shou ID not have the benefit of the lnsolvent
Lawsa prayed.
WILLIAM =. WILMER.
Kent county apr. NJ MAY 81, 'iS--3in
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WHOLESALE
Clothing Warehouse,

NO. l52 L. MARKET STR.Er, between !th
and 5th. PHILADELPHIA.
The subscriber respectfully s"iicit tho aner-
ton Of Country Merchants and Dealers eanaf-
ally to an examination Of complete stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Which for extent, variety and workmanship, ~
fattcrs himself will give universal Satisfaction.
while his reduced scale Of prices presents - ra,.
chasers inducements which canret be snrpass.i
bv any other establishment in the United Stat,
JACOB REED.
rh:I, ,,,L;, N,rch 4tb 'ls--1rn
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EDWARD WILSON.
This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber OF Cecil county, hath Obtained
from the orphan's Court Of said county, lei
tiers ,es,aInen,Ary nn ;hc personal estate
of Thomas l.. Tyson, late OF said county de,
ceasel.-All persons having claims against
the said deceased, a'c hereby warned 10 eS-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on or before the 3rd day
Of June 1919; They may otherwise, b.
law, be excluded from all beneti, oil said Is
tate. All persons iudeb,ed TO sad estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscriber Given under NY hand
this i7itl day OF June ls4s.
JOHN w. TYSON, EN tor.
Jeue 18th iS-G
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CLOCK Il WATCH MAKING.
June I7-6w

Tho undersigned having commenced the a.
cove business III Elkton two doors cast of JOHN
sons Hotel solicits share ofthe public patron
ago; Clock Watches, jswelry &c repaired ii,
"e o'st manner. Plain jewelry mannla ctured
-no sets inserted. onglaviny on gold, silver, or
copper, Inscriptions upon rings, bracelets, canes
a. executed in superior style and finish. Al
promptly attended to and charges moder
L. w. l.. JONES.
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A CARD.

The subscribers In wing reduced their STOCK
OF OLD GOODS very low, now present to
the public almost an entire new stock OF dcsra-
Bile Srp,Sc and SUMMER, Fancy Dress Goods
and TRIMMINGS, atvcry reduced pr ccs, Please
call and cyauinc BENJAMIN K. MAY.
MRs. MAY.--Ilas also received her SPRING
and SUMMER fashions, and offers to the Id
dies, Bonncls OF many descriptions, Ribbons and
Trimmings, nj unusually low prices.
Anril SIN rs
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TO MY iELLOM CITIZENS OF CECIL
COUNTY

Hi,hn the las, year have been asked
hy many o'n,y tr>e''dS, why do you no, come
on, tcr Inc s>Geritis office, and wishing !
would be candidate a, the coming Ecc-
ton. My necessity As well as inclination
has inclined me 10 view iavorabiy those
wishes, and therefore respectfully ask that
! may DC now, and III our county Convent
,iun, considered a candidate Tor nomination
3or that Office.
EnNAED WILSON.
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A Rare Chance for Business.

rhc subscriber intending 10 engage i'll
3 different kind Of business, offers at Pri-
vatc Sale or in exchange for real estate a
vcrY desirable and fresh stock of Dry
Goods, together with one of the best
stands in the city. Terms mad" easy.
For particulars enquire at this office or
ofJONASPUSEY in Wilmington Del.
Nav 90, 'tS
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THE NEW STORE,

DENNY & PE\RCE, are opening stock Of
new and elegant nry Goods, in ,hcir new store
room, just fitted up, two doors from Dr. WAL
lace S Drug Store, where they will be happy TO
see their friends and the public They have also
an excellent Ip, o. Groceries. All then g""ds
are of good qualities, and at cheap prices.
JAMES DENNY,
BENJAMIN c. PEARCE.
tlktnn, April list DO
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Los T..

On. "Wednesday last between Etkton
and Back Creek. bundle OF papr's in
xrfrrence to the.settlrmcnt OF the estate
OF John IL. Richards, accts, receipts. &C.,
They are of no use to any one except
the sut st ribcr, who will be greatly in
debted to the finder for leaving them
where he can get them.
JOSHUA DEPUTY
June I 9TH rs
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Situation Wanted.

A graduate of Del College who has had
several months experience i'll teaching, de-
sires u situation as Teacher in Il public
school or private family.
The hes, references can he given.
Address &. B. Snmmlt Bridge New
Castle co. Del.
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PLNrS, ROOFS. s..
For sale every day, in the MARKET. below
Sixth street, nearly opposite the Schuylkiil
Bank. Philadelphia, aspendd collection Of tho
above, comprising Evergrrns, Trees. Shrubs.
Roses hardy and perpetual blooming Plants
,Ilso-Fiower Roots, Dahlas, SC; will, all kinds
Of Yepctahle Roots and Plants, AZ Asparagus,
Rhubarb, Herbs, Currants, Rnsphorries and
every variety appertaining to q Vegetable ard
Flower Garden and Pleasure Gronnds
S. NAUpAY, SCOTSMAN.
RECOMMENDATION can he addressed to tho
ubscriher, Rts,Ho ScS P. o., Philadelphia Co.
n az Seeds supplied, Wholesale and Retail. Of
own growth, Of crop lsi7, and warranted
genuine.
hiladelphia, Marcel. nth IS
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AScAllO1A

JMESJ DAVID DENTIST.
Would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens Of Cecil Co. and vicinity that he
has removed to Wilmington Del where ne VIII
he pleased 10 see all who may require his pro
fcss;onal services O.iico No l3S Market, st.
between 9th s; 7th sts'
May 18th AS.
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N. G.. g. +. +. Il. Il. LINE.

NH~a The Steamboat Con-
r., sttu,on, Capt. Pearce,
P.:E.:-:it y'.,:s or the Washington.
Capt 1rrppc will, de-
r,r from Frcnch,own for BALTIMORE, at from 20
minutes before 8 O'Clock 10 10 minutes pat
every evening during the running season. me
cars will leave FGenchown for New '>astie ana
Philadelphia every evening at from quarter 10
half pas, i O'Clock. Passengers to secure pas
sspe should reach this pl,cc al the earliest t'ne
stated above. NM. :. BARN, ''s"
Frcnchtown, Aprilsth 'ss-U.
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ID ENTAIL SURGERY,
WILLIAM l.. JONES.

oscs.=,-zz, Surgeon Dentist from Baltimore
l - g 20 having removed to Elkugi, offers
SILLIIp Ills professional services TO the
citizens ofCecil and the adjacent
coun ties Office two doors east of Johnson s
Hotel, lrte'y occupied IS the Office Of the Cecil
County Advocate.
Teeth extracted, filed, plugged, or insert ed
upon the latest and mos. improved princpl
very moderate rates.
Special attention will hc paid to children
when his professional services are required.
Advice gratis.
Lai,es will be waited On at their rcsidcn ces
ifdcsircd.
Very superior den,r.fces Of his own ma
flcture always on hand.
May l3,h IS 6m.
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This is-to Give Notice; That the

a. =
subscribers of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, letters
of administration on the personal estate of Jo.
seph Scarborough late OF SAID county, ,ecea.
eli A persons having clainis ayains, the said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 cXhibi, the
same with the vouchers thereof, duly aulen.
heated, on or before the 22d day of May
ls4o; they may Otherwise by law, be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate All
persons indebted to said estate are reaues.
ted to make immediate payment to the sub
scriber< Given under our hands this 18th day
ot June 1881
SARAH SCARBOROUGH,
JOSEPH MILLER
June F-6w Ad'mrs.
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Patagonia dsuanO'

TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS
0A6ATons Just received per ship Palladium
aOOVfrom the Coast Of Patagonia. This
Guano is superior III quality TO amy ever before
imported into this country from the same local
ity.
For slo ~ lot. TO suit PURCHASERS by.
J.B. a. Is, ALLEN.
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PHIL. VIII. and BAIT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Tra,n Of Cars from fhiladcs-
phil. .i l,,iulnorc, arrive al Elkton quarter be-
lore ! | O'Clock. A. VI.
Morning train tic". Baltimore for Phi'a. at
quarter before - O'clock
Night lirrc from Fn'adciphia reaches f!kten
ut hal past /. O'Clock at t,ight
Nigh, ,rair from Ballimoc; arrives here GUAR
ter before II o'cLek. 7. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, ACT
Elkson, .aprii ST.. '4s-
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NOTICE---rhcrc will bc a special meeting Of
the Orphans Court Of Eecit county on the second
tuesday ofJuiy next, it being the lth day OF
laid month. GEORGE r. HOWARD Reg.
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g und ay School Library Books.--A splendid
Oassortr nent Of miscellaneous. Juvenile. AND
Sunday schyol Library Books. For sale ct city
prices, at the Port Deposit Book Depot, by
may21 Is. F.HEAru.
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CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
Steam Refined Sugar Candies.

l2l Cents per Pound, NAo'sa'c.
Z J.RiCHARDSON, No. AZ Market street,
% PnILAPtLrurA, takes pleasure in inform
ing the Puhiic, that he still ccntinaes to sell his
very Sp,.erior Steam Refined Candy at the low
price of Slo, so per 100 pounds, and the quality
is equal to any manufactured in tho United
States.
He also ofFers all kinds of goods in the Con-
ffc,ionery and Fruit line at corresponding low
prices, az quick sales and small profits arc the
order Of the day.
, Call and send yo rIc.s, and you cannot fail
TO be satisfied. Don't forget tho number, 4.
Market Street, Philadelphia.
J. }. RICHARDSON.
Feb e6th H8-3m
Dnrapes. Handsome Satan Striped Basase
DJust opened and for sale by
Nav q, Is BnowH il hIIsrInE,
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S.ninglss, Platerer's Laths & Pickets
o,coo Let quality white r'no lsin. Shngiess
zoe, 900 End do do Do
10000 Plascrinc I.aths,
$1,000 A.. e. Pales for fenee.
Landing, and for sale low for Cash. ~ any l4Rd
of.-'.-'ry produce taken in exchange. by
T0ME s. RiHEKARps
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SOAP AND CANDLES.

SOAP AND CANDLES.
So Boxes Brown Soap
Is Yellow "
50 Dipped Candles
40 Mould do
For Sale Mt Manufacturers prices. Country
stores would DO well TO call
ToME & RIsEuAnY.
Port Deposit, Dec. Is, VI
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BsHe OEDEig2TN EOEe SALE.
NOTICE.

The subscriber having been appointed Constu
bio for the Third Election District ofCecil couu
ty, begs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that no is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted TO his care,
with protnptness.
THOMAS THACkERY.
n. j. Persons wishing to place accounts in
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer l l7--9m TT.
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iso, the most slcndid assortment Of RIBBONS
ever brought to Elkton; ,osethe, viii, inside and
on ,sde flowers. Ladies Dress Caps. French
worked collars, and variety Of other articles
kept by Milliners; all Of which, she Offers at city
prizes
Bonnrts repaired in the neatest style, Dress
ing as usual.
Miss Lccch returns THANKS for the Iibcra! p a
ronage bestowed upon her and no pcs by att
ton 10 business to merit the same
Apr % As
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opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased Of his brother, (Enocli Crouch) his
entire stock If Ladies', Misses, and children =
boots and shoes, and has commenced manulac-
turing ladies Shoes Of every description, He
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call. with mems women's and
childrens boots and shoes ftho best sort at very
low prices. TllOS. G. CROUCH
EIkton Feb. Goth As.
NJ. b, Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted 10 boot and shoe
makers.
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Miss. T.. NJ. 1eeCh.

calls the attention ofLaties TO
her large and splendid assert
men, Of BOSNATS, Just re-
ce,ved from the city: among
which, are Fandykes, Geneva,
Jenny I.inds, China Pearl, sot,
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Railways Soap is sold genuiue.
J. & X. G.. RAuwAy, Cou,tlandt ST., n
AGENrS.--Dr. J. Wullacr, H. n. Mitchell
Elk,un; IL. l.. Thomas, North East Black
Brother, Cha rlcstuwn; Andrew Kidd, Port De
post; J. S. Eyurst, Eowlandsyllc; II. 5. Suites
PrinCipIo.
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G. den. Field and F'iWer Sssl

Philadelphia, March 4,h is--sn
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-28
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVEN.


AT democratic contention held al the
house of G Wilkins, in Salem for the pur-
pose OF nominating an Assemblvman for
the Assembly district composed of Paris,
Bristol, Salem, Whea,land and Brighton,
Urlah Wood was appointed Chairman and
A. ID. Cornwell, Secretary. The delegates
then presented their credentials, and took
their seats.
a motion was then made to take an in
formal vote for one Assemblyman the re-
suit Showing that
G.. W. Willis had three votes,
+. Woodwork jr., had six votes,
Ira Pierce had three votes.
+. e. Salisbury had two votes.
On motion the Convention then proceed
cd to formal ballot which resulted in civ.
ii!c lor
G. W. Willis. three votes,
f. Woodwork Jr., seven votes,
Ira Pierce, three votes,
f. &. Salisbury, two votes.
On motion, a baIc. was then taken which
resulted in giving to Elias Woodwork Jr.,
fourteen votes and f. G Salisbury, one.
On motion Elias Woodwork IT,, was
declared duly nominated by this Conven-
ton. URIAH WOOD, Chn.
A. ID. CORNwELL, See'Y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-28

A traveller on orc Of the western steam
boats recently landed near his home on the
shore, an as the boat was about to leave
again, he hawIed OUT" HALO, captain!
there is soomelmng missing here - what
is ?" said the captain. Hang me if
can recoiIect now" said the traveller: ''Iel
me see. here's all my trunks, boxes, two
dogs, and-oh, thunder. lis my wife and
little gal, that are asleep in the little cabin
knew there war something"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-28

right of equal represenon in the two assembly dis,
trlctS shall be conceded
Resofred. That the proceedings be sigred and
Published in the Southport Telegraph and Racine
Advocate.
The Convention adjourned without dav.
PETER MARTIN, Chm.
JOHN L. V. Y.rEs Secretary
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-04-28

Can you tell me, jim, where they get
50 much corn from To manufacture into whi>-
key" "Why, no " says jim; "bH can
tell very well where the corn comes from
after the whi>kev is made