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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (RIk. and Fnncy,) French Merinocs Par
amcttas Sole D'tlmoni, Lus,teS Alpacas, Cash
mcrcs, NJ DcLanes, SC. together with large
and handsome OF of Prints from to IL l-2 cts
Per yds.
Shawls. Embroidered Thibot, Terkcri, Cha
mellon Cloth, ObIong s Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton,
Blankets, Fi,nncls from 10 2 els to higher
prccs Grown aud White muslin from 4 to IA cts
per vi, ; and 10 quarter Shecting bro. white aud
cold. Canton, Striped Shifting, 1Ycltines, llois-
cry, Gloves, laces, Edgiugs, variety Of Trim
ing Goods, SC. together with a variety of other
articles all Of whck will DO sod OH accotnmodat
lng terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention of AL believing from his cx-
p"ricncc in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
sons and equally as cheap as they can be Obtain.
cd anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. B. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
O," Door above The Court House, W.T..
EiN,on, Oct IS, IS.
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PU3LIC SALE.

win be sold at public vendua, ON
WEDNESDAY the 3rd Of January 1919
On the farm now occupied by Abraham
iiurlock, in Shrewsbury Neck, Kent
county, Nd, the following property; 8
horses, 6 mules, 4 yoke work oxen, 8
mich cows. 9 young cattle, about 40
Shoats, wagon, 3 OK carts, J grain fans
= wheat threshers, corn shelter, horse
power, plows, harrows, cuItivators, sc
sc. Also about 1000 Peach Baskets,
together with sundry articles of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture; also wheat
in the ground, s2t bushels seeding. with
a lot OF corn blades and other rrovender
III considerable quantities.
We will sell at private sale on the
same occasion. negro man, negro
woman and J. children.
Conditions will be made known on
tie day of sale by
THOMAS CLARKE,
Dec 23-ts CYRUS POLK.
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land Surveying.

The subscriber still continues the business o
Surveying lard, and from much experience in
coating lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
'sprepnrcd TO execute all calls IN his profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
10
CONVEYANClNG,
Writing deeds, Mortgages Wills articles ofa-
grccmcnt, Bonds Bills Sale, Leases Sc. He
also acts as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission. All calls will
he thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms Communications by mail
will receive immediate attention:
J.1MES McCAULEY.
New Leeds, near E.hton Md.
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READ THIS 4!
w iii ssD E'cjE.

EEAS Just received Mt hrs new and cilcsn
" Il Store, east end OF Elkton, larger and
more superior stock Of goods than he has ever
yet offered 10 lln public and
SI=@C iIE.iPER THlN ETER4&IE
His stock embraces Il GENERAL variety Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Quecnswar e,
Wood and Tinwarr. Fancy Articles, Confcc-
tionary, Prr'irmary, &c. Also Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Drugs,
Dycstuiis, sc.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A fine assortment Of clothing, from Shirt TO
Grcat-coat well finished and substantial.
Persons in want Of coats, vests, panlaloons, &c.
can he supplied rs cheap rs these articles can be
had in the cities.
HATS, CAPS, &c.,
A prime article, and very low. Hats from 81
to IS.
Prints, musns, &c. from cents to Is 81;
call and see for yourselves.
CABINET WARE.
Erdsteads tables, chairs, stands, SC. Of good
quality and very cheap.
CHRlS 7.NlS GOODS.
A superior lot Of good things for the holydays
such as ra'sns, almonds, candy, toys, fireworks
SC. SC.
PROVISIONS &c.
Bacon. dried beef, beef tongues, Boiornc sau
sage, cheese, mackercl, herring, lard butter,
buckwheat aud corn meal, -four, sc. SC. all Of
whioh he is offering exceedingly low, with the
smallest possible advance upon cost prices. All
who want
s-7@GREAT BARGAINS. 81
Should call without delay and secure them, at
pELL:S CHEAP STORE,
East end of Elkton
SLs1The highest market prices paid in cash or
goods for potatoes, apples, dried fruit, beans,
butter. eggs, lard, wool, feathers, hides, rags,
turs, old copper, b rass, pewter, &c. &c.
Dec %. AS,
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Valuable Property.
At Private Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale valuable plan.
tation situate in East Nottir CHAN Cecil Co Mary
land adjoining lands of joseph Haincs, the
Brick Meeting House lot and others:
CONTAINING about hs.:b ACRES.
The Improvements consist of large Brick
dwelling House. also large frame Barn with
n stone cellar underneath n wagon Shed with
other necessary ont buildings. The clear lands
are in good state of Improvement, about one
third part Of the tract is covered with heavy
timber.
The public road leading from Lancaster city
farm,
Any pcrson'wIshng TO view said property will
please call on George England, residing on the
premises, and for terms apply 10 the subscriber
at his Mills in Fulton Township Lancaster coun-
ty Penn. SLATER BROWN.
Dec so, '4S.-3.
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ination for Psesident. 1t is GreeIay
that talks Of Mr.. Clay's return 10 the
Senate
The Supreme Court is in session try
inE an important case, The substance Of
otwhicli | vii! give at another time.
i IS thoa ght that Gen. Taylor will
arrive here about the 22l Feb, the an.
nivprSlry of two great cventS,-the
birth OF Washington and the battle of
Burna Vista. You may imagine what
kind of reception ''OLp TACK" will re-
ceive If you should come to Wash
ington to see him inauserated, you will
find Beers Temperance House, or the
Exchange Hotel good stopping p'occ$.'
A happy New Year to yon and vonrs,
CBSERV Err.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, letters
Of administration on the personal estate OF
Mary Pennington, late ofsaid county, dec
Allpersous having claims against The said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit The
same with The vouchers thereof, dulv anthem
ticated, on Or before the 9th day of Nov'm
1919; they maysolherwise by law, be eX-
cluded from all benefit OF said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are reoues
ted to make immediate payment TO the sub
scriher. Given under my hand this 23d day
of December, 1913.
EDWARD ARMSTRONG, Admir-
Dec. % '4S--6w.
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rs ACE MS
CAUTION.

Whereas a set of lunnrrs from the Cities
killing game TO supply the city market,
have trcspassed OIL the lands of the subscri
bers to an eXtentno longer 10 be borAc, and
whereas the :respas$ers have refused or ne
elected 10 withdraw when requested to do
so, We therefore give notice that We
will prosecute TO tire extent of the law all
persons found ,rrspassing on our lands will,
doc and gun and mutually pledge each OIL,
er to give notice uf the approach of said
marauders, and that we will proceed with
all convenient, dispatch 10 render assistance
in seoul ing them or in driving them from
our lands ri ct nrmis Unnecessary.
John b. Campbell, William Logan,
Samuel Sharon, Jos. s G. p. Whitaker,
John Rut'cr,' olmoS G'il'sple,
Thomas Rnt,tr, J.. RI. Evans,
John r. Rutter, William Dcnnlson,
Charles Brookings, John Cunningham,
John Weir, Hugh i. Gibson,
Samuel Hasson, Absalom Jackson,
Thomas Abrams, Thomas Berry.
BENJAMIN Thompson, John Campbell.
james c. Abrams. Nathan Lakeland,
William C. Alexander, Matthew Weir,
Benjamin Wilson, William Brian,
Robert Akns, Samuel Aklns,
James Atkins, james Shaw.
Dec. IS, '4S--3t
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TIE Cholera Ar New ORLEANS The
Southern mail last night brought us New Or
leans papcrs orlhc ls'h and 10Th ins'an's. The
New Orleans Bee Of the 10th instant, says:
We yesterday took special pains 10 'ninrm oar
selves in relation to the mootcd questions OF The
amount of cholera in ortr city, and the amount
"a mortality which It had thus far ocraaloncd.
Tron visiting the Charity Hospital. wc learned
that, fnm the l2th instant up I" Yesterday at 4
O'Clock: p NJ. 60 deaths had occurred, winch
were recorded in the registry as maTnant rh"t-
cla During the course Of Yesterday up to the
same hour. there were II patients admitted INTO
the Hospital. who were tailoring under cholera
SYMPTOMS Independently Of this, live OF the IN
matss of that institution were attacked. ana at
the time of closing our inqnuics two OF them
were in n critical condition.
The New Orleans Courier, the 18th inst,
saws:
The board Of hrahh have published a report,
in which they mention some sporadic cases OF
cholera. which Terminated htnlly--but they n II
say tia, the disease will disappear when the
II is believed that the frost " II remove all vcs
tigrs Of the disease
There seems 10 have been but few cases IN
private practice up 10 that time. and the Pea
yuno says that tho physicians Of the city are in
doubt whether il is the tue Asiaiic cholera, or
only cholera mo:hus Of rather violent rharac-
ter The alarm that had prevailed on the sub
Zee, was suhsdng, and hopes were entertained
that with change ofweathcr the disease would
disappc
We learn from the Mobile papers of the l9h,
that n gentleman named Daggct, INST from New
Orleans after partnkinw literally of Champagne
witt, Sclhlitz powders to work Off its bad effects,
was attacked with the cholera and died. He is
supposed. however, TO have contracted the di-
sense in New Orleans.
p. S.--Sincc the above was in type. n DIS
patch received from New Orleans shows that the
disease was spreading rapidly.
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Subscriber of Cecil county have obtained
fom the Orphans Court of said county. let
tiers administration on the personal estate
OF Hannah llindman late of said county,
decd All persons having claims aga,ns, the
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhib-
ii the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the eOth day OF
October lSi9:thcy may Otherwise. ny Jaw
be excluded from ali loneG, of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
cnested to make immediate payment TO the
subscriber Given under my hand this 2sd
day Of December 1918.
JOHN S. GARRY, Admir-
nect 23l '49--5w
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This is to Give Notice: That the

This is to Give Notice: That the
subscriber Of Cecil conr,v his OH ined from
the Orphans Court of saii comfy. lerers Of
administration on the personal ea,al. of
Thomas, s. B'uche!l, 'a'e of said ccnn'v: C,
A persons having claims against ;he said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibi, the
same with the vouchers thereof. duly an
tnenIica'ei, on or before the 10 h dav Of
December 1919; they may Otherwise bv
law, be eyc'uded from all benefit of sa III Is
tate. All PERSONS Indebted, to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate paymon,
to the subscriber, Give, under my lrand
this 23l lay of December 1913
BENJAMIN W. HARRIS, Admn',.
Dec, 90 '4S-6w.
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Notice.

Notice * hereby given, to the creditors Of Ter.
om"h G. Ford that personal discharge hath
been granted TO said d"ht"r, and that tho 5000 ii
dnv Of April being the first day of our County
court next succeeding this date, hath bccn set
apart for the final hearing in his case, where his
creditors may attend, and slew cause, ifnnv they
haze, why final discharge shall not be granted
sud debtor.
Test. GEORGE McCULLOUGn OK.
Dec. 80, As. Of Ccci! county Court.
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Collectors Notice.

The undersigned Collector OF the 9Th
District ofCecil county having levied and
dis'rained upon the Corn crop and other
property found on Plum Poin, Farm, for
the County and State Taxes due for the
year 1913 from Francis A Finch, hereby
gives notice lhat he will on the Slh day of
January next, on the premises, offer
for sale the said Corn crop and other pop.
erty, or SO much thereof as may be neces.a
nv TO satisfy said Taxes, and the costs and
expenses in making said levy and sale
Sale TO commence between the hours
10 ami ~ o'clock.
JOHN SHIPPERS
COL 9Th District.
December 10th 1913,
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given,ito the creditors Of Ben
jamin Tyson that personal discharge hath been
granted To said debtor. and that the second dav
of April beln q the first day Of our CoHnty Court
next succeeding tins date. hath been set apart
for the final hearing his case, where his crc,i-
!uiS may attend and slew cause itanv they have
why ii final discharge Shall no, be granted said
debtor.
Test. GEORGE McCULtOUG OK.
Dee. 80, As. of Cccii county Court.
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Saturday December 50 1913,
Elk TOW, .TEd.

0J~On the first page will be found a
por!.cal contribution by our corrrspon-
dent "Rambler,' and an article on The
Art Of Printing, by "a Student" 1t
will be noticed that the latter only
speaks against poperv IN 50 far as the
doctrines Of AVAILABILITY in Church as
we'll as State aiil;rs caused distractions
to be placed IN the way Of improvements
and the spread Of liberal opinions.
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Hats, Caps, Ladies' Furs,
AND UMBRELLA DEPOT.

Hats, 81 so, ~, 81 SO, 49, and "a, Ga ha''which
will compare fasorably with those sold for S.. }
Cans, % els 81 l-2 cts. SO cts IS cts. 81, ~ IS
81 SO, 50, So so, and higher. Umbrellas, so cts
is cts. ~, 81 %, s! 90 81, - 80, So so, "a so,
So, and IS 5O.--New York prices.
Ladies Frrs of almost every kind and price,
from Childs mull at so cents up TO SIS.
Il p. DAVIS.
Baltimore Street, doors East Of the Bridge.
BALTIMORE.
Oct. a. '4S. Gm
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PAINFUL RrMoE -Colond Hays-rhe
steamer Fanny, Captain Scott. arrived a
New O,lcans on the l7ll, hom ropnS
chi,'i, having sailed from s.; Jo>eplis
Island on the 18Th instant. Tie New Or
leans Cresen! says: "From her passengers
we learn that ahoat an hour before they
left Copns Christi, on the l2ih inst, a re-
por, reached town that Coz. Hays and his
command had been cut 10 pieces by Gen.
Urea, at town on the RIO Grande. 1t
was represented that Gen. Urea mis,ook
Col. Hays and his men for band of rob-
bers, who a few days proceeding, had p,ila
cea the town and for whom Colonel Hays
wa. lying expressly in wait. The rumo'
reQuires confirmation
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The Morning Train Of Cars from Philadel-
pha Tor r'lltitorc, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore ! ! O'Clock. A. ".
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before - o'cinck.
Evening line from Philadelphia reaches Elkton
at halfpart o'clock p Nj.
Night train from Baltimor, arrives here quar-
ter before / O'Clock, P. NJ.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
Elkton, Dcceuihcr 3Oth us.
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given, to the creditors Of Samuel
Price, that a 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,
if any they have. why final discharge shall
not be granted Snid debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Oct 81 '4s--3m Cecil county Court
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, to the creditors of Brin
ton King that personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, and tina, the second day
Of A prii being the first day OF our County Court
next succeeding this date, hath been set apart
for the final hearing in his case, where his cred
liols may attend, and shew cruise if any they
have. why final discharge shall not be granted
aid debtor.
Test. GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk.
Dec. 80, '4s of Cecil county Court.
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FEVER AND AGUE,.!

I%TUOROUGHl.y ERADiCATED Z
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE!H
TENiiAT great National, Old Favoritc, and
A. Strr'nr Remedy =! of EIGHTEEN
YEARS STANDiNG--s'i!i unapproachcI il.
its wonderful sue cess, certainly, ami safety, ia
the CURE OF TINS wRkrCHED coMrLAINT:!
Il ,S@If you would escape the arsencal poison
0uS) countcriets take not bottle from any one,
that is not gWrhrG by the"lrriuen signature" OF
the original inventor and proprietor, JomH r.
ROWAN, on Il poper labei, crossing The mouth and
cork.
This lcmcdy has never been bolstcred up by
false ana Gccelt!ll puts, but has won its way 10
t;c confidence and universal adoption ot'thc in
habtan's Of FEVER AND AGuE DIsTRlcrs, BY
IT'S FOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALON L
TO Which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, well testify.
tpRsETOR'S OFFICE.
Ii3 ARcn ST, P,mAp'A.
Also, Rowand's Purgative Pills, Cough Lozen
gos, Barkbnrey Root Luzcngcrs for Bowel Com.
plant, Worm Lozcnr"s sc. SC. SC.
AGENTS. Dr. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
EIkton, R. l.. Thomas, j. J. Sinpcrs North
East; Black x Bro. Charlcstown; VIM. Hudson
I'd Scanlan, Joseph Bryan jr. Chesapeck City
j. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; \. b Whitaker If
Principio f: Henry sites, Principle S, Thos
Murphy. Bohemia Mills; Jos, Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones Mckasco, John B. Merspn; War
WIGS; F. b Creokshanks Ccciltcn.
hup 3 ISIS
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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
oh'ercd-with a small capital of % to 500. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent can make
from $40 to S25 per week, For further par,ic.
uars address (post paId)
avn A. LEt1Y.
No l5s North Sccon Street, r.,adeli
Nov. l3 '4S,--Gm
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NOTICE.

The subscribers would inform their GUS
TONERS and the public that they have been
appointed agents for the sale of Jenkins 4
Co.'S superior Teas, which 'Aey will sell at
city prices. Blown & Mrlnire.
Nov, ! llh 1913.
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Major General Gaines has received
orders, from the President. to repair
to the Western Division Of the
Army, 10 be ready to assume the COM
n:and of it whenever Majo Gen Taylor's
resignation shall create vacancy there
So saws the New York Day Book which
adds that Gen. Games and family leave
Washington for New Orleans forthwith.
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ALI SORTS or WEArIIGR.-O Christi
mas morning the air was as mild as May
and nochs Of blue birds were lowering
about the trees and gardens. In the
afternoon it rained h"nyilv. During the
niGht it cleared away aNl Tuesday had
a bright snn and beautiful sky On
"Wednesday til" SNOW fell thick ard fast
III in the night, when it cleared or.
THURSDAY morning furnished some sleigh
ing, but the sun spoil ed il by the md
die Of the afternoon, and now Friday
it is showing rapidly again.
But notwithstanding the changes, and
the du!lnpss Of the day on Christmas.
there appears to have been almost uni
vcrsal enjoyment in our town and neigh
borhood. and the mcrrimrnt keeps up
until the present; and we have been graf
flied to see that through all these days Of
trolc and fam, good order and sobcrncss
has generally prevailed
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SOFT CEABs FOR CunlSTMAs.-The
Norfolk Herald notices as an eXtraord.
nary instance Of the midness of the
season, that soft crabs, OF the largest
summer size, were sold in the market of
that town on Friday! What an idea,
soft crabs for a Christmas dinner,
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Ihe U'Hdcys 1t is scarcely expected
that as much work as usual will be done
about Christmas so there may be lit
tie falling OF on the part OF The Whig.
We believe, however, it IS rather a fail
ure on the part Of the editor than the
printers.
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This is TO Give Notice. That the

This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has ob'aireL
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers OF administration Oh the personal estate
CT James Mnmfor1, (negro) hale of said
county deceased, All persons having CLAIMS
agair's' the said deceased, are, hereby warn
I ed TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, duly AUTHENTICATED ON Or before
the 3oth day Of October, ls4o, they may
Otherwise by law, be excluded from all hen
eIl' o. SAID este. All persons indebted
10 said est!te are requested To make imms
date payment 10 the subscriber. Given IN
der my hand this 23d day Of December,
1915
JOHN BURBAGE, Adm'r.
Dec. % 'IS-6w.
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Human knowledge is a proud pillar but
il is built in the midst of desert Of igno-
rance, and those who have assembled the
highest have only gained more extend
ed view ollhe waste
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Mr. CLAY The Lexington Observer
of Wednesday last says:
Mr.. Clay leaves to day for N. Orleans
where he proposes to spend the winter
We are gratifed to learn that his health
Is almost entirely restored
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

William Torbcr, would respectfully inform the
public that he has received a large and we'll Sc
lect stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now Offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part Of En.sh, French and Beaver Cloths Q
various colours s prices, Cassimcrs, Saluctts,
Npsi-nrs So
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The hope OF happiness is bridge w o.
ven out OF sunheams and the colors Of the
rainbow, which canics rs over the fright
full chasm ofdeath.
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COAL! C0AL!!

Che subscriber has received large supply
of Lehigh Coal Of dii'tront sizcs, Fee and Nut
which he will sell low FOR cash
Nov II GEO, X, HOWARD
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A1verslv overcome, is In, highest gior,
and willingly nndrrgcn the greatest VIZ
tue. Suflerings are but The trial OF va!'an
spirits.
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Found Dead-A man named Rogers:
a spinner, we believe. in CARROTS fac,
tory, was found dead, in a run near that
place one day last week. It appears he
left a ncishhoring tavern drunk, and fall
ing, was unable to rise again, and per,
ished from. exposure.
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DIED

On Tuesday morning last ALEXANDER
JoNrS. agr,l - years, sou Of Doc.. William
/. Jones Of this town.
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COMMISSIONER TOR PENNSYLVANIA
Francis A. Ellis Esq. Of this town has
been appointed by the Governor ofPcnn
svlvania. Commissioner tor the acknow
edrcmcnt Of Deeds. Sc, for hat State.
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Land for Sale.
Dec. % 'IS--6w.

Bv order of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county, and by authority vested
in the subscribers under the will of Mary
Short, late Of Cecil county, decd they
will Off at Public Sale on the premi-
ses, on SATURDAY, January 18th 1Sl9
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the Real and Per-
sonal Estate of the said decd. The Real
Estate consists OF two parcels as follows,
VIZ: one Acre Of Land more or less, with
a comfortable log dwelling and kitchen,
under good fencing. with fine spring
Of water near the house, adjoining lands
OF Thomas Culbprtson and Others. Also.
one undivided fourth part of a tract Of
land now in the occupancy of Jas. and
Thomas Lake, containing
rs ACRES
of land more or less, with comfortable
log dwelling house, fran" barn, stable,
corn house, and other necessary build
lngs. About % acres of his land is un-
der good fencing: the balance is in wood
Of prime quality, considcrab|" portion
of which is chestnut. Terms made known
on the day of Sale.
JAMES L. WILSON.
WILLIAM SHORT. Extrs
Dec o3-ts Of Mary Short, decd.