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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-25
FROM INDIA.

The accounts BY the overland mail down to the 22j
Of September from Calcutta. The state Of affairs in the
VOTED province Of Moulian is thus described
The intelligence Is unsatisfactory alike respecting the ope
aons before Mouisn and the general Of tho Punaub
Our forces in that direction have suffered check in
quence Of the detection Of the auxiliary Sikh troops Just
as the operations Of Gen. Whiss brigade bad commenced
in the brilliant manner Shcre Singh with the force Of
nearly 5000 under his command, went TO the De-
wan, evidently upon pre-aranged plotan event which
compelled Gen Whsh instantly change his tactics to raise
the SIEGE and having made rerograde movement 10 unite
his forces 10 entrenched camp fifteen miles from
the citadel there await in favorable position the
junction u the renforcemens from Feozepoe and Scinde
Two engineer officers bad snce appears, fallen into the
hands u the enemy Moors by shere snghs detection,
bad augmented his sdhrens shout 90 900 men, with the
probability Of further accession Of nearly many
Clutter Singh, the rebel leader in the Hazaeh, march,
ing with about 900 TO join the Dewan and although
Ghc'ab Singh bad positively than heretofore gone
the conspiracy, Of bis regiments with and
baggage had left join the Hazsreh Skhs. Al Lahore the
features OF this frontier rebellion not less pronounced,
although happily from excellent Of defence there,
the circumstance ground for ultimate apprshen
sion as 10 our hold upon the capital.
We fnd however, that other Sirdars Of the Dur
bar had been found he implicated and that in consequence
of this foe, the Resident receipt Of the intelligence from
Moul.an had secured under guard the person Of
phuieep Singh hostage, influence those who
I'd, well TO illustrate attempts made by the Skhs in
possession OF the Mahsrsahs person. The Re-
dent had aso told, laid bands the famous Koh-
| moor diamond a measure Of similar precauton I.
Troops poured into Scinde by from Bombay, 70
occupy the line Of the middle Indus and TO march, should
their services be required, upon the Punaub The Bombay
frrcc when united would amount 10 about 10000 men.
Some Of the Madras regiments would reinforce the Bombay
stations the time that general advance prepar
ing from the Bengal frontier From the latter direction
wespponted force amounting about 10000 men, would
march upon Moultan, under Gen Gilbert.
No troops could appears, BIS spared from Lahore hui il
considered the cavalry regiments still left in FerozcporC
would I've quite sufficient TO keep open the line Of comnun
cation with The camp Of Gen. Whish in oher words, Il
| Illustrate any rising between him and the capital Under
these circumstances the position Of the British force in ths
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTOv:, Ma
Saturday September Is lS4S'

95-The last page has been wo!nlly ne
glec Ted long while. To-day we make
room for column, and trust some of our
Old correspondents will assist us 10 keep
good sprigltlv conma here hereafter.
IErTERs.--We owe many letters 10 corrcsPon
dents. We should also confer by letter with
many correspondents Of The Wing. We ask
pardon for all sins Of omission in this respect,
in,erpos,ng at the same time, the apology, that
busness-work--ha demanded our attention to
4 tircsome extent, and caused 40 much personal
lnatenton to The Wing, that injustice has Of
ten heon done to communications. We hope
friends will receive this apology, or whatevo
1t il, fayorably, and send OH their communca-
i'm
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A Desirable AnnunciatiOn.

Although, to our know ledge, Pingrcs celebrat
ed Comet has not yet info idcd It's tail in these
diggins,n ye! We can "a tale unfold" that we
hope will please cur trends equally as much.
The substance OF our tr!e being visible not il the
blue Nuuit above but IN the Celia, OF the
Cheap Store at Cherry Hill, occupied by the
Puhlc's hun bic servants, the undersigned, who
offer their friends the above named substance In
the form of
First rate New crop New Orleans
Sugars G ii a : cts per ID.
6" New Orleans and Trim
dad moasscs 81 10 cts per gal
= +" Rio Coffee 90 ~ cts per ~
- . Rice IL cts per H..
| g g Cheese cts pei h..
| Together with Bacon, Salt, Soap and Can
dies, and general assortment of Dry Goods all
Of which they offer to their friends at greatly re-
duced prices, knowing the scarcity OF 1.-THE need
| tun
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
aud the best prices given. Call and examine ior
| yourselves, and will abide the result
SHIPPERS X CRAWFORD.
| Cherry Hill Feb 18th As.
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NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM TORBERT'S

Old and well known stand, ono door above tl.c
Court House, the Cheapest lot Of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, ever offered in Elkton.
They consist in pnrt of large and well select
ed stock Of Broad Cloths, of various colors,
English, French and American Manufacture.
from : TO ! dollars per yard, plain and fancy
Cassmcrcs, Black, French, Doe skin, Merino
Cashmere Tweeds, &c.
Together with large variety Of Linen and
Cotton Goods, at very low prices.
LADIES pREas Goors --Foulard, B lack DR., :
Fancy and Mantlla Silks, Bareges, Embroi ri,
ed Lawns, Lustros, Ginghams from u l-2
81 Ia cts, large and handsome stock o: pr
iiom 8 to u l. It's yard, and various 9th
at iC les at UNCOMMON low rates.
MrsLNs -CambrIr, Jackonet, Swiss Null,
and 10 Ii shec!ng, Brown and White ShirtIng
from to II - cts Per yard.
Shaws IN Great Variety, Silk, Worstcd and
Gotten, Hosiery, lid, Silk, Th,cad and Cotton
Gloves Silk Cranbric and Cotton liandkerchlciS
Black and fancy Silk lIavats. Laces, Edgngs
Sc. Sc, all of which will be sold on accommo,
dating terms
Thankful for past patronage he tenders mis- in
vtation TO all, hoping by strict attention tomerh
the favour Ola generous public.
n. B. Country produce takeu in exchange for
goods. IF.
Eltton, April l5tl, As
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-16

THE Il ST. OF TOBACCO.

Mr. Bnrdrll, in his preface to the literary por
ton of the Tobacco and Health Almanac just is
sued by Fowler & Wells, says;-"The habits of
SMOKING, CHEWING, and SHUTTING tobacco, have
become so universally prevalent, and their ef
iccts on the body Ind mind 90 obviously injur
ious, that we feel il to be duty to do all'n our
power to stay and remove this barrier TO physical
reform and Improvement. Indeed, we regard
the nse OF these narcotics as dangerous and des
trnclive TO the constitution, Is it not fact that
consumers transmit to their offspring perverted
appetite. which becomes more and more intense?
Are not the phys cal sins of parents visited on
their children? Can an evilrec bring forth good
fruit: Arc rot many OF the ills and much of the
disease by which we are afflicted, the result Of
using tobacco"
In a rote to the body Of the work, the author
remarks: - "Sume contend that smoking preset
YES the teeth from decomposition, and assert, as
a yeason, that hams smoked will be preserved
longer than without its agency; bnt whoever
should attempt to smoke their hogs while living.
would he liable to he ilhrn NJ AMI sent to tia
iuuatjr ", 'un,."
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2iQseER$Et5j7RE 37'$tas
2tc,MIT;pICT3V
n Es I'M V, };l)jXa
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEC OF JIEAL TH,


~. ~ VI,,, ya,,,,,i,,a ;,bo,,r;,,i
Wilma ,,trI,"I mod ic;no oh ;ch has r,,de
CREAT CIrRTS Iy ALL DISEASES,
. vow ,n,roa,,cd iutn his scc,ion. The limits
,'n.,i.",,,o,, u,;r ,,,,, norr,, =, o,,ondad
o,;"o ra,nnd, rn harn oniy 70 cav i, has
lor ,,s ,crnie in No Tinted states and Canadas
, l,,nerrm, or If educated
MnI,,, Al ACTITIoNFES
:, l;,,, nr,,t...in,,I .t,ndn,r ,ybo make rcuer-
nj ,se III, in ,hcir ,r,ctice in The following dis
ease. Droc.y. Gravel. and diseases of,he nrin-
,rr o,,r,ry ill.,. ,rl oil l;so,sre Of tho b,o,d
Observation-Disclosures 81 ,l,n ,;ror 60 and ,Il ccncr,I
,i.o,Irs If The s,y,rn, !, il nar,;culerlv re-
,nos,,d that alI a., cnntc,nrlo,r the use Of this
t -; ;r',,, xa.,,a,,;,,r :.
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Philadelphia, Advertisements.
WOODS STEAM IRON RAILNl
MANDATORY.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BUTTONNOOD st
pun AnEI pIIIt


Iron Ratings for public and private buildings
and public squares, Of every variety of form and
patti
Cemetery Ratings, Of classic and unique dc
signs, embracing upwards OF one hundred diner
cnt varieties.
Iron Chairs and Settles, for Gardens, Halls
AMI pia2zas-ncw style. Veraudas and Pilas-
tiers, for Co,'agrs, made in every style. Supe
rior Wrought Iron Gates, for Carriage entrances
New style Balcony Brackets, sc.
Iron Tables of various styles, embracing Loui"
XIV, Elizahcthean, Gothic, and modern patterns
With White and Gold Italian Marble tops.
These tables have been introduced by the sub
scribcr for Hotels, Restaurants, Ice Cream Sa
looms, sc. They are beautiful articles OF turn'-
,ure for Hat Stores and other establishments
where it is desirable to make grand display.
He has recently constructed an elegant sub
stanr,a Cast Iron Iliching Post, IN ioim admir-
ably adapted To permancncy OF position h'9h'y
,rnamen,cd. and representing well executed
Head of that noble animal, the Horse. Such an
article has long been desdcratum. and is now
Offered to the good taste OF the public
Strangers visiting Philldclriia, are respect
fully invited to call at his WareroonnS' ana ex-
.lnne his different specimens Of new and beau
/ work.
ROBERT WOOD Proprietor
Rire Road. above ButtunwUod Street, fl,'la.
IL He has recently published. at great cx-
pcrse an original work exhibiting lle ne" uc-
stpus aud patterns which are executed at ms cs-
tabI,Shmc,!t. embracing all the above articles,
AMI tie various and splendid ratte's OF cemele-
ry, Balcony, Step and other Ratings |h'en
have bean manufactured for Laurel flI' ana
Other celebrated Cemeteries, designed expressly
for his own establishment, "a: d "h''h may pe
sent to any part Of the world 10 ,hose WI" ue'
,1,lt tod rnI
will he required to ensure prompt return OF
the work, after an opportunity for making Tie
selection.
Philadelphia April 22nd lsiS-
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CAPTAIN JoBLnNsKl $ DoG-Captain T.t-
on Jatlon>ki's one OF the most gallant 4.
moNg me gallant gentlemen of his country
soiouruiny in England, and who is very IA
vorably Known TO literature, by his English
version of the Conrad Weiicnrol, of the
highly gifted pario, Mickt'wiez, lately pos
sessed a favolile dog called Oscar who
world accept of no TODD; however,
inviting, that was offered him 10y the name
of Russian The dogs eyes would SPAR
kle a, the sigh, Of the Harmecidal banquet;
but if il we've presented to him with the
words, rake it from RuI.lan,'' Oscar
would SIGH and llrl away. 1t might ho
pressed upon HIM. but the hungry dog
would still gtavely hui peril 1aciousIy refuse
till the words without any encouraging tone
it. the change of voice, take it from a PoIe,'
would restore Oscar to good humour and
he would fall TO with alac:i'y at so accepta
h'ea bidding Church Of Eng. Omar. Re
rirW
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son e..
Ey =. CROsR Y.

Ey =. CROSBY.
All around and all above thee,
In the hushed and harmed air,
All things WOO thee, all things love thee,
Maiden fair!
Gentlest zcphvrs perfume breathing,
Watt to thee their tribute sweet,
And for thee the Sprng il wrea,hing,
Garlands meet.
In their governed, cool recesscs,
Songs for thee the fountains frame,
Whatsue er the wave caresses
Hymns thy name.
G-eoncr verdure, brighter blossom,
Whe-esoe'er thy footsteps. STRAY,
Ger the earth's enamorcd bosom,
Live Away.
Whcresoc'er thy presence fingers,
Wheresoc er ts brightness beams,
Fancy weaves with cunning fingers,
Sweetest dreams.
And the heart forgcts thee, never
Thy young beau,y's ones delight,
There it dwels, and dwels fore yer,
Ever bright.
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Cheap Bvjs<lo.r EEisAds

b j. Williams No. - North 9th street Phia.
Teni,ian Blind Manufacturer has now on hand
the largest, and most fashionable assortment Of
arrow STAT, and other Vcni,ian Blinds, OF any
other establ shlnent III the United States. Com
prsing entire new stllc, Trimmings, and colours,
which will he sold at tho lowest prices, whole.
sale and retail. Old Blinds Painted ANA Trim
ed to loot, equal to new. The Citizens ofCccNl
county and adjoining districts are respectfully
iovieL to cali and examine his assortment, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere Feeling confident
Of pleasing ana giving satisfaction 10 al! who
may favor him with call
BEN JAMlN !. WILLIAMS.
No. II North 9th ST Phill
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Country Merchants.

CHn tSarc from 10 25 per cent.
BY purchasing their On CLOTHS direct from the
Manufacturers.
POTTER & C.lR,NICH1EL
Have opened Warehouse, No l3j North
Third Street above Race, second floor South OF
the Eagle Hotel, PnuApELruIA. where they Will
always keep on iIald Il complete assortment of
Patent Elastic Carriage Oil Cloths. IS, So, 10,
IS and 81 inches wide. Figured, Painted, and
Plain, on the inside, on Muslin Drilling and
Linen. Table OilCloths otthc most desirable
patterns, Sc 40, 16 and 81 inches wide. Floor
Oil Cloths, from IS inches to II fact wide, well
seasoned, and the newest sly lie of patterns, all Of
their own manufacture. transparent Window
SHADES, Carpets &c. All goods warranted.
u. Nm
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Frlnds and Fellow Citizens;
LOOK HERE,
Stoves! StVeS

Tho subscriber wishes to inform you, one and
all tina, he intends this Fall and Winter to keep
all kinds ofetovcs, which he will sell cheap toi
cash or country rrcdn &c. The following e
some of the kinds lac will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Churcls improved Fayorte
do Alright
Philadel phia Airtight
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, alright Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain 9 plate stove
Ceal stoves for offices and stores
and al other kinds that are i'll use. Gail iicn'
and fellow citizens ard examine for yourselvee
Try and proyc-you will not fail to be please b
RccoIcct the old stand---the large brick, on the
corner near the bridge. RcsP'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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PERSONAL DISCHARGE.

Kent Coaa'u Set: -. e,,
~N application of Henry VI. Rol'lsor OF kenr
VS'ouuty, bv petition IN Wiling 70 NJ vac
xYb..r,h,r: William 3. Wilmer Justice OF the
Orn',,u,' court Of knnt cplntry, stu lrg that
In was in coninemcmt for d'tts which he was nm
able to paw and praying mo 70 grant to INN the
benefit ct the llsolvcnt Laws OF ms state, a
schednle af his property estate ana tiec, an"
iist Of his creditors and debtors or "htn, as ia'
u he can ascertain them being annexed 10 MS
petiti,n. and the said licary Nj. Roli'son h'vlng
aalisfcd me by competent testimony mat lie
Inns resided two years next preceding me tline
his application, within the state Maryland
and having appointed Peter Stokes Trustee
far tho nenc6t of the creditors OF the sad Henry
NJ Robson and the said Trustee having given
bond with secaritv approved by me, Tor the ia'th
FIJI ,crGarnance cfhis said trust, and the said
Trustee be ing in Possession Of all the property,
estate and effects OF the said lnsovcnt debtor
Ohe necessary wearing apparel and bedding o.
himselfand family exceptcdl Ter the benefit OF
hn creditors, William b. Wilmel justice OF
,he Orshans' Court Kent of county aforesaid,
do hereby grant a persona! discharge to The said
Henry NJ Robson and do hereby appoint anu
fix the first Wednesday in the next September
term of Kent county Court for the appearance OF
,he said Henry NJ. Rolsoi to answer such m
,errogatories as may be proponnded by any OF
fs creditors, and do also appoint ana nix thc
trst Wednesday in the neat September term o,
,ne said Court for the final hearing OF the said
application and do also order that the sad Hen
nv Nj. RoiIi.on. by causing copy OF TINS houee
an, order to be inserted in one OF the newspa-
ners printed on the Eastern Shore Ct the state OF
MARY lnua once a week for three successive
o,npils before the said first "Wednesday in the
next September term o said Court give notice
To his creditors to appear before the said kent
county Court on the sa,d FIRST Wednesday in the
next September term oFsaid Court TO shew cause
If any they have; why the sa,d tteory VI Kohl
son sho, ID not hove the benefit CT the lGsoIqent
Laws as prayed. n
WILLIAM B. WILMER.
Kent county, apr. u, ~ May - 4s- SHY
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A FINED FACE.

IT ISL NV ERSALLY CONCEDED that
Stauton's External Remedy,
HLNI'S LAM MENT,
Is ono the Greatest Blessings WITHIN the rclrE
OF II mankind il can be had for only IS cents
a hottie, and VIII always cure when timely APP
piled. Millions nav, testified to It's wonderful
healing properties. II iclIcvcs Pain Instantly
il cures disease and prtrent detGrmity it restores
To healthy acton the .\;rrouS System wherever
i is attacked by any Of tho complaints to which
it is subject there is no Medicine that can COM
pare with it. II you naye either otlhr following
diseases procure II, and you may rest assured
that YOU will experience relief at once, and the
continued application Will soon remove the dis
ease. Spinal Affections, Rhrnrrats,n, Paralysis
and all Nervous Affections, Contlactons OF the
Muscles, Sore hroat aud Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers, Pains in the Back and Chest Ague III
the Breast and Face Tool ache, SpIains, Irus-
es, Salt Rheum, Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
Corns, Bunyons, Fresh " ounds, SwcIin"s ana
Bruises, Scrotulous Affections, toisons, Tie Dot
dreuX aud all Cutancous and Nrryous Diseases,
vanish before it, aud leave the body III sound
and healthy state. For evideuc, Of lis great
hover over the System, see the pamphlets to lie
DAD Of every A nrn,. gJoiis
EX EXTRAORDINARY Cure OF SALT
RHEuM. New lonK, February Is, 1917.
Sill have been cured OF the Salt REeum 10y
few applications OF Hunts Liniment ] was
effected with the complaint for eight months |
tried every thing tina, was recommended, but all
to no purpose the disease grew worse. inSep
tcmbcr last, 4 gentleman { Mr.. l.. Titus with
iIom ! was travelling, recommended ll,nt's
Lulment. used it but SIX tunes hen the d.
scasc left me. ! have deferred making this COM
munication, until was certain the cure was et
tectual and permanent. am nov certain il is
50, and can therefore conscicn,iously recommend
Hunts L'uIlnent as certain and speedy cure for
Salt Rheum'
Yours, respectfully, \ p. CLEMENT.
A VOICE FROM DELAWARE.
LEWIS, Sussex co Delaware, Feb ). 1911.
Send me SIX boxes of Hunts nment imlnc-
diately. am entirely out. nave heard Of
three cases of Corns being cured BY twice bath
ing with the inimentj several cnres OF Rhcum
aiisni; one case OF Group, and one ot weak limbs.
| have Lad no furnish the Liuiment On Tie Sab
bath, SO sarguine was the applicant of lis bone
fetal effects. l.. WEST s son.
GEOI GE Z. STANTON Proprietor,
Srg Sing, New York.
.Myrylund Agent; G.. NJ. HARRIS, log Bal
,morc St. near Holiday, and Tor sale by all TIE
CITY DRUGGISTS.
Sod by Dr. J. WALLACE, Elk'on.
July Is. rs.
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ne SUBSTITUTES iiiFli. engaged idi5tiy Va lit
Tuning business, are prepared to supply Mcr
chants with all kinds Of
TIN WARE,
at very low prices, and will warrant all their ar
tclrs to Surpass anything Of the kind that has
ever before been Offered from Elkton. As one
,i the firm is practical workman, aud works at
the business himself, and superuteIlds the work
It will be made in the best manner and of the
best materials.
All persons wanting to purchase Tin Ware,
will do well by calling at tins shop, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as thn'o viii be genera as
sorlment always on hand. Ware wlll be dcliv-
cred anywhere within 30 miles free Of cost. l..
is the intention Of the firm TO do
WHOLESALE
business only There will he no retail haw king
from this establishment. All orders in our line
will be thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to. Don't forget the place In the "holior,'
corner Of Beau Street, and opposite kruuss
Hotel.
ROOFING & SPOUTiNG
Roofing and Spoming done at the shortest no.
tee. ty the best workmcn. Of good material and
warranted perfect. ENOCH CROt Gil.
J. CLARlDGE.
Ekton, March ith '4s-tf.
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Pull Will. and BAIT. RAIL
ROAD LINE.

The Morning Tram of Cars from Philadrl-
phia for Baltimore, arrive at Elktun quarter be-
fore O'Clock A. NJ.
Morning tram from Baltimore for Phila a,
quarter before - O'Clock.
Night line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
at half past l. O'Clock at night.
Night tram from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before ! O'Clock, Z. NJ
BENJAMIN WELLS, Ast.
Elkton, .1prl sth AS.
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New Store in Elkton.
Qu:ct sales and Snail Picfs

N"'IN Sf''' "f''' ""'''' .!''
WILLIAM FELL respectfully announces TO
the citizens of Ekton and IFS vicinity, that he has
taken the Store House in the East end Of the
town formerly occupied by Mr.. ke..nard, wleIc
he has opened general assor,mrnt Of Dry
Goods nj Groceries, Hardware, 0Hcensware.
bacon, uacicral, herrings, and all sach Articles
as are usually kept IN general variety store
His principle IN business heirg that ga ninlb|e
siXpcncc is better than the slow shilling" he is
determined to sell his goods at 4 small advance
for CASH The public are invited to give him
a call and he is coniidcn, they VIII find his
sortmcEt well selected, and offered at very low
prices.
~ The highest nar.ct prices given i'll
ca ii or goods fer all kinds Of country produce
June ith 'is.--t..
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Having learned the business in Que
he large cities, they have brought wit,
prepared to mnka the best articles, as wei
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, aud are under bu, tight en-
penscs, they can afford to sci al lowe,
prices than the cry shops.
In short every article III their line. no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
it be Of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
or common pine.
They wiIlaso make collins ofaIl kinds
aad attend
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Mott &C.

is hereby 9 wen. TO the creditors Of V ilham
Grace, that personal discharge hath been grant
ed to SAID debtor, and that the seventeenth day
Of October being the second day ofonr conn-
ty Court next succeeding this date, hath been
set apart for the final hearing III his case where
his creditors may attend, and show cause, II any
they have, why a final discharge shall not be
granted said debtor.
GEORGE McCJLLOI GIL elk
July s,--3m Cecil county Cour
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KNOW ALL MEN THAT
BENNETT 4 60.

Have Removed from 1872 Market Street, to
their New Splendid and Immense Establ ishment
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Shingles, Pl2&ter's Laths s. Pickets

" 77@e1h' . '01N''
100000 LIST quality white pine lsin. Shingles
lo0,o 900 2nd do do do
10000 plastosing 1.nths,
$1,000 ! - #. Palcs for fence,
Landing, and for sale low for Cash, OF any kind
OF """'ry produce taken in exchange, by
Tone & RNEHAR
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The subscribers have Just received from Port
Deposit fresh supply Of Lumber Of every des-
cripton, embracing Pine Boards of all qua ties;
l-2 inch Siding; Pine and llemlock iois's and
studling, Pine and Cypress Shingles OF all
lengths, IIemlock Fencing Boards &c, which
they will offer to the public on the most accom-
modating terms
BENNETT s. KARSNFR.
July % ~. SIN Chesapeake City.