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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-01-01

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TFON application made to me the Subscriber
u one ofthe Judges Of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county by George L. Woolcy, of said
County imprisoned for debts he is unable 10 pay
by his petition praying the benefit of the lnsol-
vent Laws of this State 4 schedule of his pro-
perry aad o. sis creditors and debto RS, on oath
as far as liu can at present "a certain the same
being annexed to his petition, and tho said petit
toner having satisfied me that ne has resided
for two years last past in the State of Maryland,
and he navinr taken the oath prescribed by the
Act of lO5 Chapter | 10 and given bond with
security Sufficient for his appearance before the
JUDI Of Cecil county court, on the first Tues
day IN tie noxt April Tenn Of said court, and
at snch other time or times as the said court may
direct to answer such heterogeneous and ale
cations as may be made against him relative TO
his application and blyng complied with the
acquisitions Of the act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act relative
TO insolvcn; den,o,s, Chapter 205, and the sever
al supplements thereto by executing decd Of
all his property real, personal and mixed 10 Al
cXander Wilson, appointed by me Trustee to the
said George T.. Nuocy, and the said Trustee
having given bond with approved security for
the performance Of the trust, and certified in
writing TO me that lc was in possession Of all
the estate Of said petitioner mentioned in his
schedule, do therefore order that the said
George Il. NooIcy, be discharged from mpriS-
ment and that he q We notice to his creditors Of
his application for the benefit of tho lnsoIvent
Laws of the State Of Maryland, and that the
first Tuesday next after the first Monday in
April next is the day appointed for his appear
ancc before the Judges Of Cecil county court,
TO answer such irterrogairics and allegations
us may be prOponndcI 10 him relative to his
said appiicaton that the said notice be given BY
advertisement IN some newspaper printed iii
Cecil county oncc a week i"r at least three
months before sad first Tuesday in the next
April Term OF Coral county court. Given under
my hand this llth day Of August lsl7.
AB!iAM CHANDLER.
True copy. Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
O! Cecil county tunt.
Jan LIST ..S-- n
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RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED
Gt<A EaBs

tSSPsER.
Pa,ronizcd by thousands of individuals throuGhe
out the United States and Canadas giving the
most lattering satisfaction to all who have uses
it. Chemists have wondered at It's mysteriou-
effects, and many Of them have cndeavored TO
discover the secret of its wonderful combination
of ctiiCacious balms and extracts, which render
it so speedy and cfiicacous in the removal Of
Pimplcs, B!otcbes- Pustules, letter transform
ing, as if by magic, dark, sallow, yellow and I'M
healthy skins, to soft, smooth, fair, pure, and
Flesh; Rough, Cracked and DscoIored ( kin,
Salt Rhcun, Ring Worm, Eryspeas, scurvy,
and Sore Head, RAILWAYS CHINESE NED
ICATED SOAP may truly be called an cslima
bic treasure. Excresccnccs of the Cntclo are
speedily removed and curcd-the cuticular vcs-
sells are instantly cleansed of all impuritins-,he
hands, neck aud face present beautiful, clean
sweet and healthy appearance.
For Shaving, gentlemen will find this Soap
great desderat UNI, it produces a rich creamy
lather, soite:s the beard, and renders the skin
smooth and pliahc For Cleaning Teeth, Rad
ways Soap is superior to paste or powder, it
makes the teeth white and beautiful, sweetens
III e breath and protects the gums from scurk
AS general Toilet Soap, il is superior to Frenc h
and English Soups, it is entirely free from irri-
tating ingredents-it is purely balsamic and
soothing to the skin.
Each cake, to be genuine, must be signed H.
G. Railway,
j. s. r. G. RAILWAY, Courtlandt ST., N. Y.
AGENTS.--Dr J. Wallace, H. II. Mitchell,
Elkton; r. l.. Thomas, North Fast; Black Il
Brother, Charcstuwn, Andrew Kidd, Port De-
post; J. S. Evcrist, Rowlandsvile; H. S. Sites
Principle.
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Coughs, Colds, Asthma.

The Indian Vegetable Balsam is the only rem
edy that will with certainty cure the various
pulmonary diseases under which thousands sink
into the grave. 1t is pleasant to the taste and
sold at So low a price as to place it within the
reach fevefy person, Price 25 cts Il bottle. For
sale by N. Fl. Gillespie, Rock Springs; J. Raw
lings, MI Pleasant; Hanes & Stubs, Rising
Sun; J. J. Kirk, Pennington, and by Storekccp
ers generally.
Nov. 9th Aim.
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The Morning Train of Cars from Philadel-
phia for Baltimore, arrive at Ekton quarter be-
fore ii o'clock. A. Nj.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before ~ o'clock.
Evening train from Philadelphia now leaves
that city a, ! o'clock P. NJ, and arrives at Elk
ton at half past G.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before II O'clock P Nj.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton, Dec. 4, al
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!. w. ABRAHAMS. Trustee.
&atc7as:i;i E.0ttcrjrs aol' Ganu.gry
E44S.

C..J.cwjsson s Co., Licensed Vendors.
liS Pratt ST., Baltimore. Md
directly opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
Road Depot, and between the United States
aud Arcricnn hotels.
Lewiston < Go. respectfully present the cit j.
zcuS of Cecil county and the public generally the
following beautiful schemes for the approaching
New Year, for their inspection, and solicit or
dcrs which they may rely OH being promptly and
aithIully executed.
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IANDsOMEST HHN BEST WSSOTTWtNT y
E7NkE & Es lsssea, GONES&
F5i;f5Ga"E9NE Wears.

IaEc 5g8sE Es"FF e gVEV .F'
AHEAD OF ALL CoMrHrirIoH.--Just received
and for sale at the new ard cheap store Cherry
Hill, fresh lot Of Groceries, consisting in part
OF New aOrleans, Porto Rico, and sugar louise
molasses. Brown and loaf sugars from Ia to
II cts. Bacon salt dried apples and peaches,
sc. all Of which will be sold low by
SHIPPERS { CRAWFORD.
ED II llion--fiin gcs tstrn quality, assorted co
Sors, suitable for thinning cloaks just recciv
ed and forsalo cheap at 81 Market st Whining
ton.
Nov 6, ~; w PALMER, .ft nj
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A Small Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers his. farm on
which he now resides, with the stock,
and farming implements for sale. 1t IS
productive and in an improving condi-
ton. Possession can be had at any time
from the first of January next, until the
twenty fifth day of March 1913. 1t is
in convenient, respectable, and healthy
neighborhood, near North East, "a Post
TOWN. Cecil county Md.
GEO. w. FORD.
Dec. IS, '47-6t
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state Of .Ihtrrh'nd. cciIc2"ntY. ST:
d TPO% application made :" me the subscriber
I one Dt the Judges of the brp!ms' Court of
Cecil county, by Irhn W. Mercer Of said
county imprisoned fr debts he IS unaIla TO pay
by his praying the benefit d! the losolv.nt Laws
nf the state schedule OF his property and of
his creditors and debtors, on DATA rs far as Ice
can at present ascertain the same, being annexed
10 hs petition, and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for two wears
last past in the state Of Mary an!, and he ilav-
ins iaknn the oath prescribed by the Act oflsDj
Chapter | TO- and given bond with security suiti-
rient for his appearance before the Judges Of
Cecil county Court, on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday IN April next. and ut such
other time or tImN rs the said cont may direct.
TO answer sIah int rrogatorics ana allegations
as may he made against him relative TO his APP
plica,on and having complied with the rcq,,is-
tions ct lie .7rl of : ssemby passed 1T Dcrr.i-
her Session 1925. cnitlrd an Act relative To in
so'veni debtors chapter 2o,. and Tie several sup
plrmai's thereto. by rX"cWting Il deed Of ali his
prorar'y real, parsrnnl an mayed TO Lewis ".
Itmnl1&. appointed Tag me Irlsrcc tu the said
.loaH W. Mercer, ana Ii" said Trustee ttIy;H!
giving homi with approved security for the per
tnrmlucc of the tItst and certified in writing 10
rnr HAT he Wa; IN possession ct'a! she estate Of
the said petitioner mentioned in his schedule. do
therefore order that the sad John ". Mercer. be-
discharged from imprisonment, nn4 that he rive
notice To his creditors OF lis application fer Tie.
hrn',it Of the lusolvrnt Laws of the State Of
Maryland, and that the first l'ucs,!ly ucHt after
the first Monday in April nest, is the day APP
rarei for his Appearance before the judges Of
F"cii county Court, t. answer such in'Prugriu-
ros and allegations IL uoy lie prupnrinded to him
r"aiirr 10 his said appiraton, lhat ia" SAT, no.
ticr ac gwen by advertisement IN some new spa
per printed III Coed comfy once a week for nj
leas' t:'rcn nuots before snld first 1'u.,In alcr
III" ms. Monday in .ipril no>t. Given under
~ mis- .@lh day ot'%cpcmbnr 1897.
ADRIAN CiiANDLER.
fr.c Copy. Test.
EMcHULLOUGU. elk.
Of Cecil county Court.
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Address Of the Carrier ofI>lle Cecil Whig,

Il " EaH y
True TO his trust, the Carrier Boy through
all the rolling year,
Did at your doors, kind Patrons all, with
smiling face appear,
Nor summers heat, nor winters cold,
nor snow, nor pelting hail,
Could tempt him e'er from Duty's path,
or cause THE WING to fail.
And oft when stirring news would come,
from th' far-of battle lands
The Carrier would with extra pans put
EXTRAS in your hands;
His rivals then he far out-stri pit, and when
they sailed forth
70 bring you stale old 'Thompson's News
with you he joined in mirth.
Another year hath rolled away-stll
faithful he is found,
And now upon this New Year morn, he
gaily runs his round,
For we'll he knows, gift from each his
youthful heart will cheer,
And reward him for his promptness
through all the long, long year;
And he will sing you as he runs, New
Years roundelay-
Mayhap twill for moment drive troub-
lous thoughts away.
Old Winter drear DER all the land has
tapped his with'ring wing,
It's wavings wakes rushing blast that
makes the f1rpStS rinr
With music wild, as twig and spray re-
sound like strings Of Tyres,
When fairy fingers DER them stray life
warmed with Orphean fires;
The icy king relcnts and gives us back
these sadder strains,
For that he drove the Summer choir
from all our woods and plains.
Oh thus, methinks, when age comes on
to wrinkle and to blast,
Some joyous thoughts will take the place
of early rev'ries past,
And when the heart grows tame and
dull and youth Is fed away,
Some pleasant music still will through
the souls own chambers play.
The rose-trce stands all leaness now, be-
reft of bud and bloom,
And all the golden flowers are gone, that
did the fields illume,
But we'll we know the spring will come
and BRING them back again,
To cheer the garden and the wild, the
hillside and the plain.
And though the icy hand Of Death dear
ones hath snatched away
As winters hand hath snatched the flow
er from every blooming spray
Though sadness sits upon our hearts and
tears bcdin our eye,
When our thoughts stray of' and lingcr
by th' cold graves whore they lie,
Cur faith looks forward TO time when
they again shall spring
Immortal from the dust, to dwell in
groves where seraphs sing.
Abroad through all our happy land, kind
Patrons, plenty relgns
Wherever health and thrift abound and
sobcrness obtains;
But many Sinlcss innocent, and many a
matron mild,
Are panied by burgers gnawing tooth,
or breath Of Boreas wild
Robb'd Of their right by rum they pine
in want and cold and grief
Kind friends remember their sad woes,
and give for their relief
When last the Carrier to you sung, he
told of "war's Alarms"
How that this miM Republic had beat 'to
arms" ''to arrns.H
How that her peaceful citizens, to SOL
dicr'S fierce had turned
And like the ancient Romans for foreign
conquests burned,
How they left the plough and workshop
and donned the sword and plume,
To fight like mad crusaders for ''thc halls
of Montezume."
Well have they fought and nobly since
last the Carrier sung,
And their wild shout OF vict'ry in those
famed halls has rung
But ah. the dreary army-path up hillside
and DER plain
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7OTIC'E.

The subscriber having been appointed Constn.
BILE for the Third Election District ofCecil cout
ty, begs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted to his care,
THOMAS THACKERY.
N. b. Persons wishing to place accounts III
my hands, Gun leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer II '47--9m i. L.
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FOsg RENT

The Whcclright and Blacksmith shops
at Back Creek Mills. Possession can be
given Immediately. For particulars:
apply to
WILLIAM r. FREE MAN
living near the premises.
Dec 1S-4t
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500 Acres,

100 Of which is W oodland.
The Improvements are as follows
Frame Dwelling, Granary. Corn Crib,
4 Stabling There is on said farm an OK
cclIcnt Apple and Peach orchard-also a
spring Of excellent water near the door,
The whole is under good fencing. This
farm is located in healthy neighborhood
convenient to places of public worship,
Schools, and Mechanic shops OF all kinds
Persons wishing to purchase can examine
the property by calling on the suJscri-
Der, on the premises.
THOMAS s. BOUCH ELL.
Bohemia nIanor, Cecil co. Oct 80, lit
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lsE ESAS.

-
thousands ofthe slain.
Oh think.-the bones of hands lie there
that you have grasped in love,
Oh thlnl'-the dust of hearts lies there
whose friendship you did prove:
Oh think that sghtless skulls lie there
in whose dear eyes you gazed,
In days fled by, when they in yours, in
youthful ardor blazed.
Oh think that every skeleton on all those
plains o'erstrown,
Or that in thorny chapparal lie moulder-
ing alone,
Were lately warm with life and hope
and loved by many heart
Think Of the MORNINGS for their loss
the bitter tears that start
Oh think. and curse the evil hour when
blew the s'onward march,"
And curse the men who lighted up the
devastating torch.
But, Thanks. there is sign of Peace;
the Statesman of the West,
Who stands mid sons of Genius the wisest
and the best;
Who ere the cleaning sword was drawn,
saw and foretold the worst
Foretold that on the Texan line the
storm of war would burst,
Has raised his voice for Peace and Right
that magic voice of yore,
And louder than thunder-swell it rang
the country DER
The hoary-hcadcd 'sSon of York" hath
sent the echo on,
And soon methinks, the morn of Peace,
through tn night ofwar viii dawn.
But should the present "Po,ecrs that be'
resist nations will,
In rays around the ballot box, hope is
cleaning still.
The genius Of this Yankee-land delights
in peaceful arts,
In raising grain, in making goods, in trade
with foreign martS,
And though they fight as none beside,
when warning must be done,
1t is solemn duty the better part would
shun;
Ere FoRry-ElGr1r has rolled IFS round, up
to the polls they'll come,
And sheath th' flaming sword and silence
the cannon and the drum
1t matters not which one they call to
hold the helm of State,
The Ashland Sage at whose dear name
the Wing heart beats elate,
Or tn brave "Old Rough and Ready''
who doth write as well as fight
They both are fine old gentlemen, who
would guide the State Alright.
Potato Rot, and Wars demands have
stimulated trade
Or else our mills and workshops would
silent be and dead,
And thu lurlcd sails of our vessels would
have Eotted 'gainst the mast,
And men by thousands DER the land, I'M
hired had been cast.
A false prosperity rests on us-an excl
ted hot-bed shoot,
Which whitening soon will leave us to
eat its bitter fruit.
Already, now, the banks are pressed-al-
ready merchants fail
And th' evils that are passing will bring
worse ones in their trail.
The Ship of State, crazy craft, by loco
tocos made
In her cratic course must soon by some
Wing hand be stay'd.
The Carrier hopes when next he sings,
to sing of Peace restored,
He hopes to tell how "HAL" or "ZAcn"
the loco foe os''lloored."
Oh! then he'll sing SO joyously, for his
heart will be so gay
TO know the power of Polk so soon will
pass for aye away.
The Carrier closes-Patrons all, farewell
kind farewell,
He trusts when FoRTy-EIGHT is past, his
notes will merrily swell,
He trusts your schemes ofhappiness-
your hopes may never fail
And now the song is ended-your hum
bic servant--CALE.
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PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber intending to discontin-
ne the Farming business, will offer at Pri
vate Sale the farm on which he now re-
sides, situated, lying and being on Bobe-
mia Manor, Cecil county, Md, adjoining
lands of Henry KILLER, Benjamin F..
Sluyter and others, containing
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PUBLIC SALE,

SHAiO bJLlIL1<'
BY virtue of the power and authority
derived from a deed Of Trust. the under
signed as trustee, will offer at Public
Sale for the benefit Of the creditors Of
Robert Stephenson, on
Tuesday the 18th Of January
next, on the premises, all the right, title
and interest OF the said Robert Stephen
son, in and to that tract of parcel OF land,
situated abont two miles from Port De-
post in Cecil county, adjoining the
lands of George Kidd, John Carson, and
others, containing
2.2, Acres
of Land, which he the said Robert Ste
phenson purchased from Mrs Elizabeth
Smith.
The Improvements consist of large
-tG4eA aud convenient Dwelling
G14 : House, in good repair, with
eit 'aa ..E LIZ "a large and never falling
spring near the door, barn, granary,
courthouse, spring house sc. There is
on the farm small portion Of wood
land. The whole is enclosed by good
fences, part Of which are of stone; the
land is of a good quality, and easily Gull
tivatcd, and being quite nearto Port De-
post where lime can be purchased for
II or / cents per hushel. Also at the
same time, all that Lot Or parcel Of Land,
also lying near Port Deposit, and adjoin-
ing the above described premises, which
was conveyed to the said Robert Stephen
son by Lydia Armstrong and others, the
improvements on which are a comtorta-
bic dwelling house &c. Also at the same
time and place will be sold a negro bow
named Richard, about II years old, a
slave for - years. Also all the stock
and farming utensils of the said Robert
Stephenson, consisting of Horses, one
yoke OF first rate oxen, COWS, f~s~n-zsg5J
calves, pigs, carts, cultiva- :lG42IJg
tors, poughs, harrows, wheel ,ss.s,s,s.,.lN
barrow$, hoes, rakcs, sc. sc. - VI
A lSo double carriage and harness, Quar-
rs chain, augcrS and chisSclS: also various
articles Of Household & kitchen furniture,
comprising carpets, chairs, bureaus, Ia
bleS, beds, bedding, looking Q lasscs, wash
stands, knives and forks, silver spoons,
crock'ry ware, pots, kettles, parlor and
cooking stoves, SC. &c. together with
all other personal property belonging to
and in the possession Of the said Robert
Stephenson, OF whatsoever kind and des-
cription.
Terms Of sale made know on the day
OF sale.
]. w. ABRAHAAIS, Trustee.
y. r. Under and by virtue Of the
provisions Of the said Deed Of Trust, no.
tice IS hereby given to the creditors of
the said Robert Stephenson. to present,
exhibit, and produce their claims TO the
undersigned for payment, within six
months from the 18th da, of January
u"Nt, the day Of sale above mentioned,
otherwise they may be excluded from
the benefit OF said Deed nfTruSt.
J. ". ABRAllA11S, Trustee.
Port Deposit, Dec -, '+7-.3w
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MOTT ICE,

The Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
at their office in the Court House, on Tuesday
the lth day of January, ls4s, where and when,
persons having business with them will attend
by order
P. c. RICKETTS,, elk.
Dec. lSth-tm.
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Dec D. '47-.3w


: BY the Orphans Court
December Term lSi1.
Upon application Of John Reynolds, Admin
istrator Of George Bell, deceased, stating that
some uncertainty exists 10 the legal represent
tatveS OF the said deceased. Upon which it is
ordered that the said Administrator advert Use in
the Cecil Wing and Cecil Democrat, once
week until the End Tuesday of June 1878 for
the legal representatives of the said George
Bell, decd, TO appear before the Orphans Court
of Cecil county on the said 2pd Tuesday Of
June ISIS, and prove their claims to the residue
Of said estate. Test
GEO. r. HOWARD. Req
true copy from the Records of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county. Test.
GEO r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order | hereby
notify those entitled to the balance OF the estate
Of George Bell decd. upon account filed and
passed December Term 1917, to appear before
the Orphans Court of Cecil county, at Elkton
on the second Tuesday of June 1913, to prove
their claims 20 the residue of said estate at which
time and place final dis,rbut ion Of the same
Will he made.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Admir- OF
George Bell, decd.
Dec. 18Th l841-tm
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Brown l. }ivIu!irc,

Brown Il lirIn!irc,
Respectfully tcndcrtheir thanks to the Public,
for the very liberal encouragement extended to
them since they commenced business, and beg
lcavet to inform them that they have just rcceiv-
ed fresh from the city. the
IIANpsoMEsT and BEST assortment If
ETNET s. 81 inter G0HESS
they have ever purchase |, which taken in con-
with the fact that the prices are now
LOWER THAN EVER
induces them to hope for continuance of the
patronage they have heretofore received; to Sc
cure which, they will direct their unwcariod at
tol,ion.
EMion, .4pril, 2ih lS47.
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Farm for Rent.

The farm in Sassafras Neck, tenanted this pro-
sent year to Edward B. Ford & George Ford,
will be rented for the year l34s by good ten
ant. Possession given the first of next Jam
uary. For terms apply to
GEORGE EARLE.
Elkton, Dec 4th Att
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Tickets SIS, Halves $50, Quarters IS, Is,
Fights 81 81 l-2.
2G whole ticks cost $500 on certificate 500
26 halt do do Sl95 do 500
&c quarters do do $3.50 do so
26 eirhts do do S4s,75 do so
THIS is most splendid Lottery and we ad-
wise al adventures to give us trial in it, cur
Luck in selling Prizes in these large Lotteries
has been unprecedented.
SL='ln addition 10 the above schemes we
have an extra Small Fry drawing every Mon
day and v Wednesday,
Capital $4,000, Tickets s..
A Certificate Ola Package ofwhole SIS, halves
$3.50, quarters 5G,7J.
az Lcw!sson & Co., pay all Prizes Oh demand.
$LE'L. s. Co., pay strict attention 10 all Oh
dcfs and always send the managers official draw
ing to all who order Tickets from Them For
Prizes in all Lotteries now drawing, always ap-
ply in person or order up by mail 10
C.. Lewiston & CO.
las Pratt St, Baltimore, Md.
Dec 25th Al
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.vDYECE.

ENGLAND DUCKS. FOR SALE, few pairs
z Of the genuine Poland Ducks These ducks
are as large as small geese, very easy to raise,
and their flesh in flavor equal to capvas-backs.
Persons wishing to obtain the breed will please
apply soon, to GEO. v. FORD
Near North East, Cecil CO. Dec. ls--3w
Shingles, Plasterer's Laths & Pockets.
100000 LIST quality white pine Sin. Shingles
900 end do do do
$50 900 Plasterng Iaths,
$1,000 4 - #. Paes for fence,
Landing, and for sale low for Cash, or any kind
ofcountry produce taken in exchange, by
TOME & RINEHART.
Port Deposit, Dec. Is '41