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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16
LAND surveying.

The subscriber still continues the business r
surveying laLd, and from much experience III
ocating lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
lispreparcd TO execute all calls IN his profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
TO
CONVEYANCING,
Hrinr deeds Mortgages. Wills articles ofn-
grccncnt, Bonds, Bills of Sale, Leases sc. lie
also ac.s as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission. All calls will
he thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms. Communications By mai
will receive immediate attention:
LINES McChIU.EY
New Leeds, near Elkton Md.
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PRESIDENTIAL PRERocAT,vEs. General
Taylor paid a visi, 10 girls school, in
New Orleans, a few days ago, aud s,ed
all The pretty girls. The General has MOI,
been SO strict disciple of Mars as not to
have received few lessons from his fe
male friend Venus, for it is recorded that
he s:qui,c CALAMITY put, his arms round a la
dy's waist, and drawing her to him kissed
her lips" Who could have done il be-,
ter
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, to the creditors If Samuel
Price. that n personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and that the first Monday
of The mex: April term of Cecil County Court
being the first day of said county Court hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and show cause,
ifanv they have. why final discharge shall
not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Oct 81 'iS--3m, Cecil county Court
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JUDGE ClAMBERS.-The Kent (MI)
News says:
Jurge Chambers left Charcstown on Mon
day last o. southern tour, and for Cuba,
TO recruit hi health which had become I'M
pared. 1t is hoped tiat the more genial
chimes 10 which he has gone may be The
means of restoring him 10 perfect health.
He left amidst the regrets OF our citizens.
and carries with him. general wish for his
safe return 10 iii, friends and home.
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E'GTRS.
RICH FANcY FURs FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Charles Oaktoa.d, Furrier.
No. lOI CHESTNUT ST,

a Jtp Doo,s abore Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies to call and examine his
super ior stock Of Nlnils, Boas, Tippcts, &c. OF
every variety, consisting Of Rich Russia Sable,
IIudson's Lay Martin, Norwich Martin, Mink
Stables, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Erminc
Fitch, Lynx, Sc. Sc. These skins have been
selected with great care, and are made by the
best workmn in the country. Ladies may rest
assured that no article will be offered for sale
in this establishment that is not perfect in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
l0l Chestnut st. n few doors above Third, PHIL
adclpha. Sept'-6m.f
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AGENTSWANTED.

To Canvass for some new and Popular works
in every County throughout the United States.
To Agents, the most liberal encouragement is
offercd-wth small capital Of rs to 500. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent can make
from $40 to s95 per week. For further partic.
ulars, address (pust paid)
VIM. A. LEiRY.a
No 1853 North Sec ond Street. Philadelphia
Nov. Is '4S~6 IN
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GEN. BEADy'-The Detroit Daily Ad.
vertiser states that news had Just arrived
in that city. that President Polk had
stripped Gen. Hugh Brady OF his CON-
mand. The cause Is not yet made puo-
lie. The ncws created considerable OK.
cltement IN Detroit, and a meeting Of the
friends of Gen Brady was soon 10 be
held to take the subject into consdcra-
ton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

PRINcE JOINS LATEST John Van Buren,
met MIR. Fillmore at the time of his last visit 10
Albany. "What arc you Going to do for US, Mr.
Fillmore, now you arg in Office" sa id the hope
ful heir of I,onors. "Do for YOU" said the Vice
elect, good h"moredy 1--WE shall do nothing
we don't know you" Gen. Taylor will certain
ly redeem his pledge to us, said Jolln.-'P Pledge
What plcdgc;' The one he gave at Bucna Vs-
ta not to leave his wounded behind him.
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NTONPARIEL WASHING SOAP.-Ths
~ superior article celebrated for rendering the
hardest Of water efficient for cleaning all suhstal,
ccs TO which it NAV be applied, and is CAST super
cedinr all other kinds of soap, Wooden mannf,c
turrrs, Hotel Keepers, House Keepers 4 Others
arc invited to give il trial. just lcccivcd and
for sale by VIM, TORBERT.
Aug. 10 'IS
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The Mormons IN California. have laid
claim 10 large portion of the gold terrific
~ and de,7a7d 30 ger cent of the ore Ia
ken 'hercfrom. An Express has been sen,
to the Salt Lake settlement, where ahon,
10000 Mormons, are located, There is a
rnmor that equally rich mines have been
d discovered in that region The 80 per
cent demard Of the Mormons is expected
to lead to trouble and perhaps to blood
she'd.
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Destructive FiRE-on Thursday night
week the saw and bark mill OF Mr. Samu-
el G Smith, in the lower part of Caroline
county Md, was destroyed by fire with
about forty cords ofSpansh oak bark. Loss
upwards ofS2 ,0oO-no Insurance. Suspi-
cion rest, upon negro as the incendiary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

a RIcn JOKE. The operators, who ,cle-
graphed the Presidents message to the
West. by way of expressing their joy we
suppose at finishing the heavy job, added
"God and Liberty" but unfortunately the
editors supposed the words were part of
the message, and added them so as 10 read
"God and Liberty K PolIk," and
in this way it is published throughout the
e III West.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

GEN. CAss.-The Albany Atlas has
received letter from Detroit. assuring
it that Gen. Cass will either be elected
to the vacancy in the Senate, or rescrv-
ed for candidate for Governor of the
State at the next election.
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of The Canada.
Days Later from Europe.
The steamer Canada reached New Yorl

The steamer Canada reached New York
on Thursday, after passage o., 10 days.
Breads'mGs- In consequence of the large
accumulation Of nou,, the trade al Live,-
pool, on The 25lh, was excessively dull
In whea. there are bu, few transactions
The large supplies nored by the las. arrival
have been fully maintained. The prices
Of Corn meal are steady a, las, quotations.
FRANCE.
The affairs OF France are unchanged. II
as no~ said that Lamarine is the promi-
aren't candidate for the Presidency,
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS.
The affairs of the con!iueut of Europe,
ftin indna,e the beginning of another, ra,h
er than lire termination of the recent ca,as-
tro],le at Vienna. In Austria and Prussia
theEe rs Az important struggle going on be-
a~een monarchy and Democracy each be
ims convinced that the sword must be the
Only arbiler between them.
Vienna aud Berlin are now ripe for re-
newed efforts TO secure constitutions and 10
restrain maonarchial power, whilst The kings
are concentrating all their available forces
TO crush amy further attempts at iusurrec.
son. The Prince Prussia ayows that If
the throne must fall il shall fall with honor.
THERE'S svs@mberng inrurrec,ionary feel
ing, however; which the most trivial occur
renee may awaken with fearful energy,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

PoLK's MESSAGE is published in some Of the
papers with this heading: "Thc State Of the
Country--a Romance of the Nineteenth Ccntu-
ry"-by James X. Polk, author ofthc Mexican
War; sc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

Some melancholy jokes are said to be-
passing occasionally at this time among the
Office no! d"rs at Washington city. The
fellows jest whilst the tears, as big as hazle
nuts, are standing upon the ends of their
Noses. We mustthi'k that iess are deci
dedy ont of place in hospitals, graveyarls,
and MIR. PoIk's Cabinet
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

The 1s,h,nus of I'ehuantepec will soon
be crossed b. canal which is being made
by the British merchants, Manning & Mack
inlosh. They are making aload for the
transportation of materials.
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NasNerrcotypc Portraits.

OF n superior quality, handsomely coorcd
and put up in beautiful Morocco Cases, complete
for only ONE DOLLAR, at Sr,ELEn's CHEAP
DAGUERREAN GALLERY. No so I-2 Walnn
Street, below Fourth, Philadelphia. All Pic
lures made at this establishment will be ua,raa
ted perfect.
Sent 92--cm
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MILLINERY.
REMOVdL.

Mrs .1raminta Ford respectfully informs her
friends and the public that she has removed her
MILLINERY & FANCY STORE
to the corner Of Main or Gay street and the 'and
which leads to the .NeilodiSi Church where s'o
will he happy to sec and wait upon her custo-
mcrs and all who may favour her with call at
the shortest notice.
She begs special favor that persons 'ndcht
cd to her will make payment to her herself at
their earliest convenience.
VINEGAR Best Tickling Vinegar, on Aand
y and for sale, by the gallon nr barrel.
Aug &c, VIM, FELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

Tie Presidents Message, notwithstanding
its enormous prolixity, was tclcgraphcd entire
from Baltimore to st. Louis in twcty-four hours
drop copies being left at all the mtcrmeGiltc
cities.
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Trustees Sale

By virtue of decree of the Court of
Chancery, the Undersigned as Trustee,
will offer at Public Sale on THURSDAY
the 2Sth day of December 1913, at the
Court House door in the town of Elkton
all that valuable property lying in the
village Of Conowingo in Cecil county.
Or which stands that large THREE
K STORY FRAME HOTEL,
&S;;: . which was once occupied
.s af4 4 ~ lsa by Mr.. Isaac Brown This
ezA building IS IN fine repair,
and is covered with slate roof-and
has double or two story piazza IN front
with fine kitchen in the rear. The 9th
Improvements are a two story Dwelling
House, Tailor's Shop, Shoemaker's shop,
corn house and ice house all we'll built
and of good material.
The terms Of sale are, one fourth part
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash
on the day OF sale--one other fourth part
in 6 months-one other fourth part in l2
months-and the remaining fourth part
in Is months from the day OF Sale; the
last three instruments to bear interest
from the day of sale and to be secured by
bond or note with approved security
Sale TO commence at 2 O'Clock P. M.
JOHN c. GROOME. Trustee.
Elkton December, 2nd 1918.
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Mn. CLAY AND GEN. TAYLOR. The Cncnna
Ii Gazette states that cordial and friendly cor
respOndence is maintained between Gen. Tay-
lor and MIR. Clay, mangrc all the efforts which
have been made to cstrange them from each
other.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

Iz"Thc Washington Union asks very com
paccntly whether the country during the Nd
ulnstration Of Mr.. Polk has not been "covcrcd
with plenty Oh, yes. plenty Of war, plenty Of
pcculation, plenty Of taxes, plenty Of proscrip-
ton, and plenty Of eorrupiion in general.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

GEN. TAYLoRs CaBiiET. The Journal OF
Commerce correspondent says by authority, that
General Taylor has said that he would not name
his Cabinet till after his inauguration.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

ONE NprE.--Onc vote was given Cor Van Blu
rem at the Covington, Kentucky. polls That
voter, was, no doubt, fully impressed with the
importance of one vote.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

JAMES l.. FEEANER, Esq, better known as
"Mustang;: Of the Delta, is about to start for
California, with the view Of establishing press
in that country
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

William Torhcr, would respectfully inform the
onbhc that he has received large and well Sc
icct stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which, he
now offers at very ow prices. They CONSIST in
part Of English, French and Beaver Cloths O
various colours x prices, Cassimcrs, Satinctts,
kcrseys, Vcstings sc.
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Own NATIONAL DEEr. The National debt
according to the annual report of the Secretary
ofthe Treasury is G9,S0j, l0l Sc.
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The more of the yellow dross there is found
in California, the higher the ncccsslrcs of life
get. Flour at the mines is worth So per barrel
and pork 81 per pound.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-12-16

MAyoR OF BosTnN. The election for Mayor
Of Boston took place on Monday, and resulted in
the choice Of Mr.. Bigelow, the Wing candidate,
by majority ofs4 ,2.-Last year Mr.. Quincy
was elected by $50 ma ioritY.
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I,ACES &. EDGING

LACES s. EDGlNGS.
A fne assortment Of Thread aud Necdlework-
cd Edgings and Inscrtngs also French work col
ars and cuffs for sale by
Oct. 2S, AS BRowN 4 McIsTlRE.
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PowEN OF iAnIr.-Thc d,mnutivc chain nj
habit is scarcely heavy enough to lie felt, ill it
is TOO late to be broken Dr. johnson.
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AHEAD OF ALL GoMPETlT,uNi
JUST PEIsEHSWED,
SARTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE,
OF LITER. ATTIRE IND APT
Fer january, l849.

Mrs. c. NJ. Kirkland and Professor John S
Hart, Editors. Eighty pages Of letter press or
new type and extra fine paper. Three superb
nieZzotinto embellishments, and eight other var.
led Illustrations, and contributions from the pens
OF the following talented authors:
Rev Albert Barns, Prof James Rhoads, Mis-.
Eliza l.. Srroat, Mrs l.. H. Sigourncy, Mss Z
+. Elict, Mrs Y. c. knncy, W. II. C Hosmcr
John Neal, Prof james i.ynd, Augustine Dll-
game, Rev 6 w Bethune, ID. d. Henry 7,
Tuckerman Mrs Frances S Osgood, George II
Boxer, Rev John Todd, ID d. Alfred B. Street
Mary Smith, John Brown, Jr. Marian H. Rand,
Mrs c r Townsend, Charles j. Peterson,
George S. BurIcigh, G II Wiley, Joseph Il.
Chandler, Mrs L b Brotherson, Prof Joseph
.7lden, Annc G Lynch, Mrs c NJ Kirkland, Rev
H Funnrss, ID d.
The public are already aware tina, the Union
Magazine has changed residence, as well as
changed hands, since the publication of the De-
cemher number, M<'ssys Sartaiu & Soanaker hav
ing purchased ii of the former proprietors, and
transferred its place Of publication from New
York to Philadelphia. IL addition, also, to the
services Of Mrs. klIKL,Np. who will continue,
as heretofore, To contribute TO its pages, the pro-
prietors have cugaged, as an associate Editor,
Professor Jo,lN ), ihnr, Of PhiladrrEa.
1t is confidently believed that the patrons Of
the Nlie h%.hc VIII 1ihu sTnS OIL improvement, as
well as change. Its external appearance is i'm
proved. For evidence Of this, Elhe reader need
only look for hinsuil. In the pictorial depart
mcnt, the Magazine may now felrcssly cha llcnge
comparison with any Of its rivals.
In respect lo the LITERARY character of the
Magazine, it will ,c the earnest cndcavor of all
concerned its publication, 10 secure for it the
contributions of the best writers that the country
affords. The proprators have already entered
into arrangements for articles from almost every
writer Of distinction in the United States, OF
which they offer what they claim to be a very
respectable ''irst fuits," in the present number.
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lcopY] "DetroH .ipri1, II, 1925.
Dear Sir: have just finished the PERU
sal of your mastery address TO yoar late
constituents ami cannot refrain from ex
pressing TO yon the high satisfaction it has
afforded me. 1t is triumphant reiu,ation
OF the vile ISLANDERS which have been prop
a9aled respecting ;he motives of your con-
duct in the peculiar circumstances in which
you were recently placed. You may safely
commit your character 10 The judgemen, Of
yonr coun'rymen and of poSrerily They
will not fail 10 award yon full Justice.
g.! must ask your indulgence for this al
most involuntary tribute to your claims and
services. So strong is the expression which
your appeal has made upon me, tina,
could not restrain this expression of my
feelings.
"Wilh warm regard, am. dear sir, sin,
ccrely yours,' Lew. CAss.
"Hon. II. Clay"
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Mr.. CLAY AND GEN. CAss--Ti,e follow
ing letter has been furnished for publication
to Inc correspondent of the Philad elphia
NORTH A merican' 1t is said 10 have b sen
written by General rass Immediately after
lis reading Mr. Clay's address to his constn
uents; exculpa1i"g himself from the charge
Oi bargain and SALE,
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Important Information !,

VA 10 keeps the ncmesl, The n hest tho most fash
w iouahIr and beautiful Goops impaired? NM
II. RYAN. Who has llrIe stock Of SnA~Ls aud
Sc,nfs On h,nd} WN. II. GY>s. Are hey pretty
Yes He has them from 50 cents reco 10 $l50a
piece the most elegant von ever SAW.
DOES he kccpa handsome assortment ofDREs' SILKS
OH cr,clyl does he-irom 81 cts pr yard I" So
per yard and certainly the mst beautiful yon have seen
'.thesc many days y
Docs he keep on hand such Goods as Cashneros. Me
rnos Aleriuo plalds. Caltorelas. Mouscns. File de
Gheyre Alparras ronba2 aee { oths. a-s 1en'Ne,t
lng~. IRISH Linens, Bod rlnlunas. Blaak,s. k'fs"gs,
Lo4eys. Sbcciogs, ShinHgs, Guu rs, Tapes, fms'
Needles Gloves. Hosiery. mnbfrs, Caleucs' Swiss
and Book Mnslins. and such l.ht
Wei. he does. and ''oa,hln el-t'
How does he seH-cdodJ?
lie docs Ha Miag and mo mistake" Call and srr
him. II. charges nothing lsr showing aud but hHf' II
yuu bny.
Where is his store2 In Lyoehbors, opposite d. b.
Pavucs Bna, Store
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Commissioners Safe Of



PURSUANT To the prov isions decree OF the county
L Court al Campbell made IA the ease OF "Mmtnn Ct al IS
Mnton al" the undersigned, the commissioner therein
named, Ill the 7h day al January next, proceed up"
the premises sell by o public auction to the highest
bidder the of land in the bill aud proceedings mention
ed whereof William Mnton, died ezed aud possessed
and known the Bollg Spring laven tract, lying am!
being in the county OF tanpbe the old road cadeg from
ynchbnry Chilton's about miles below lynchbg,
ining -Four Five Hundred Acres. This
OF land regarded yauabc, and Is well worthy
the attention OF capitalists it there is Good brick Dwell
ling House, and the stand excellent one for Tavern
profe ssi ,nal man.
TERMS much in cash viii dcay the Of the
sale and costs of suit and the residue the purchase
credit oil one, two and three years, al equal instruments
each n,tamcn To he divided into equal parts the achas-
or giving bond with gopl personal security and the title
tanned iuher security until all the purchase money shall
be paid.
the tract OF land will be shown to those wishing 10 view
il BIZ Mr. William Phaup who resides upon the premises
bv Mr. John + Wric Int Mr. Nrxanler " living III
the neghbathood A-i.tN l.. WILLIE, tom'r.
Dec 16-t1lan
a. Republican copy.
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TlllRTlETlI C0NGR ESS.
FIRST SESSION.
UNITED STATES SENATE.


GA NJ. Badgers motion, the Committee on Com
merte was instructed Il inquire uta the eNnrdirncy Of
authorizing additional Light Houses On lie Nolh Car
Dina roasl.
On noen ii Mi Chtlon. the Committee on Com
merce was instructed Ia enIulre nlp the eNPrdIency al
making appropriation IL the improvement uI the har
h,ts ol the Delaware rirer.
tlhe Wee President was authorised 10 appoint Re.
neal II the sallll,5ntan Institute, vice Mi tass, II
,tocd.
Mr.. bS. from the committee IN Commerce. reported
hill aolhoutng thu issue 81 Register Tor lhs banlne
"tlutou"=Nhlch MAS passed
The resolution proposed 10y Mr. Rnvcfdy johnson. call
Ing the Secretary ii War iut SIS ol the numbers o
men Nlala,e been kltled ald wounded mud who have
died IN the MrNicln Wal. WIS taken up aud passed
The bdl plosnleW 1T tho pufeha.c Vt The Madison
Plp0rs, WAS taken up aud passed. b, vote oi = IL
Nj Cass moved the Senate rotahs up tho Ten Reg
mrnl BIZ.
Nj Calhoun WAITED further tnne heiurc proceeding
with fht llll, nud Moss Clayton and Deuen opposed
taking mp the bl Al piasant, Alcr urhef debate. the
bill WIS uhen up, bat without aelIon.-
The Seaale Ntnt into Executive Session. aud ADJOURN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-06
HOUSE OF DEL EGATES.

FRIDAY, Dec. 3lst, lS47.
Nit Scott. chairman of the committee Of Courts Of
Justice rcpoed against the expectancy of amending the
laws OF tins caIth make the duty Of
just ices o The Peace ~ return judgments warrants Ia
the clerks Office Of their espoc i've courts Counties
also, against The expectancy Of extending The benefit Of
the nsoycnl laws persons confined under attachments
ior the non payment o money under DEGREES IN cours
oi chancery.
Mr. > also presented AIMING others the following bills
\ Jill incorporating the North Branch Bridge Com
pahy
A bill authorizing loan by the commonwealth, to tho
RaPpafannock toa'psny-M it'll a substitute.
bill to Incorporate the IhornIuns Gap Turnpk
ClnlnnN.
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Merchant Gathering.


IN the old Niund ~ " m u J. oaheY,
Va OF I'D respectfully inform Tho citizens Of Lynch
w burr. and lhe pnhIlc that he will continue t,
conduct, al The old stand nj himself and brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
IN all lis branches. lie has on hand, and will con
tnGalIy keep beannll assortment oi Cloths tassl
uere,. Ne,as. and IN larl everything suitable tor Gen
lcmeus NeaI which he wmake up To order IN the mos
fashionable Styles. handsome dls and warranted work
manshlp lie would invite the attention Of the psblic
10 hs stock.
Feb, It's
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Men, Women, EsOys and Girls.
Administrator Notice.

DECISIONS having claims against the estate OF " am y
L Minon decd, will present their claims the ubscr
Der Tor settiemcnths possible and those
ebcd to laid Mm'on' estate hercb, notified that the,
must come forward and settle up their respective debts
estate as longer indulgence cannot be q, en-.
ALLEN l.. wy LIE, admir- of
Dec. 16--tlOjan William Y Hinton. decd
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WV. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PifBkISHED 81
RLiCKFORD, T0WNLEY 4 DILLARD,

EVERY MONDAY AND lit RSnAN,
ksm Dollars per payable IN adrance. NO sub
..rot,on ,e,b receird for shorter time than SIR months
I'D ~ psper ,ri BE- discontinued (ercspt at the discretion
fths Edtors0 nnd all a'7e@ages are pad.
A. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
,s,ar. Tor less for erery form insertion and 31a cts
mar ,,uns Tor ess) for ererg outer form Insertion
EVERY .fDJER 1ISER is CURED 10 NOTE has Ms.
A.. ony he trishes has advertisement inserted ADDER,
,,...n not SO noted to be as,fed TIL
be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DpERTISLNt; the ferrous are for
IN. p,irese Qftoo squares, Az for square 50 for
~ SQUARE inner farm Is. Every yea,iy adrer.iser ,cH
requaedto ooafne his advertising TO m particular iHs 9t
business.
~ JOB PRINTING neatly and erpe Siti0,sly
and on easonable terms.
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POI ii AGREES.

Subject 10 the doaef o Margaret Wgemion in 50
arle foods and u poles parcel thereby much thoteof
may hc necessary 10 the purposes 81 said decree
For, thndof the purchase money cash and eted al
and II months or equal portions Il The residue, the nr-
chaser giving bonds with approved security Ion the deferred
payments, and retaining the title oi the lands also further
seculits, subjest 10 lcsalc IN default uiVlyment
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