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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM TORRENTS


Old and well known stand, one door above the
Court House, the Cheapest lot Of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, ever Offered in hlktun.
Incy consist in part Of large and well select
Cd stock Of Broad Cloths, Of various colors,
English, French and American manufacture.
from . TO dollars pcr yard, plain and fancy
Cassilnercs, Black, French, Doe skin, Mcrno
Cashmere Twccds, sc.
Together with a large variety Of Linen and
Cotton Goods, at very low prices.
LADIES DEIss Goops.-Fou!ard, Black Dr.
Fancy and Mantilla Silks, Baregcs, Embrotr,,
cd Lawns, Lustres, Grghans from II l-2"'r
81 IL cts, Il large and handsome stock o? pr
hom 8 to u! l.! cts POI yard, and various 9th
articles at uncommon low rates.
MusttNs. --Cambric, Jackonct, Swiss, Null
and 10 ii shec,ing, Brown and White Shirlng
from TO l.! - cts per yard.
Shawls in Great Variety, silk, Worstcd and
Gotten, Hosiery, hid, silk, Thread and Cotton
Gloves, Silk Cramhrc and Cotton lIandkcrchicts
Black and fancy silk Lrayats, Laccs, Edgings
&c, &c, all ofwhch will be sold on accommo,
dating terms.
Thankful for past patronage he tenders his in
vitation TO ALL hoping by strict attention toIncrit
tie favour Ola generous public.
\. B. Country produce takcu in exchange for
goods. ". I.
ELTON, April 18th as
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
THE. CECIL WING.
EEKTON, .NN.
Taylor Song.

TGysOF SOkaS'
TuNE-With Helmet on his brow.
With the laurel on his brow, my boys,
And Fillmore by his side,
Old lack Taylor will show you how
10 Washington he ii ride
To Washington he'll rldc, my boys
Before HIM all will yield,
As He'd the foe before him Oh
Red Bucna Nisia's field.
Then wave aloil the starry l,g,
Above hc,chicilain's head,
1t followed him DER tower and Crag,
nd waved above the dead.
And as it waved at Monterey,
Above his fallen foes,
Again, on next election day,
HIS triumph wen disclose.
Sound, sound your watchword high my boys,
And let its echoes play,
And cheer the million swelling hearts
With joy for that great day.
When Inck upon his old white horse,
To Washington shall ride,
So clear the track, old Zack IS up,
And Fillmore by his side.
llnrrah, hnrra!i, hurrah my boys,
Ihc'rc oil, away, away,
Well see them all come back, my boys,
On next election day.
On next election day, my boys,
The peoples voice viii tell,
The ballot boxes then will. show
Tho It's we love SO well.
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PERSONAL DISCHARGE.

N0nt N01'o'N SEE =, y .,;..r oc ,onr
sAN application OF Henry VI. No'''s"'' " NJ
SFronny by petition IN writing 10 co IN" "f IN, ,hn
sts2rjbgr; William b. " Inner 'uss'o ~ , I,'
Orphans Court OF hcn: county, 49, ;.,s nm
!,e in confinement Tor deo'" %',.S'' ~ n
uble 10 pay, and paying me 70 sr"I ~ t,,, ~
benefit OF The lns"''cht i.""' VI anac,. ar,J -
schedule OF his property estate ana c'.cct@' ''H
hat Of his creditors and debtors On o''' 10 't'
as he can ascertain them, ht'n@ H,'t'a'" 49,,
petition, and the said Henry W. hoi''s2 ,,, hc
satisfied by competent ''Sl'''I",'' ' 'i
:.as Irs.drd two years next preceu''E w ,Ti,J
his aPp!'calon' Wl'hi tte Ss :,a,,', Tru.reo
and having appointed Peter SloNes , 800
FOR the hcnct:,at tue creditors OF '"I s";' ,ro,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23

PEDESTRIAN FEAT. An American ma
med George Seward had running match
at BirAenhead Ferry, England, with six
men of considerable celebrity as runners
from Liverpool and Manchester, distance
of 100 yards consecnve-iive minutes TO
elapse between each. Seward ran with the
whole six, one after another, and beat them
easily, without being much distressed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23

Tile Potato Rot in Conada. the Mont.
real Courier states that the potato rot i, ma
king extensive ravages in most OF the coul-
lies OF that region, and predicts hat nece.-
Sary esculcnt will be scarce there tie com
ing winter.
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O. &C. gA1|S.'.s.sk-Sss 49,
%jEtEa 4 Es4 sA|SII5ys
&C,}I1%>,l222 GgHC7V7
TZ1a IN IL "

DI. G. c. Nauchn's Vegetable Lithontriptjc
liixtarc, Il celebrated medicine which has naasl,
GREAT CT RES IN ALI DISEASES,
is now introduced into this section. The limits
or an advertisement will not permit an extended
notice Of this remedy; we have only to say it has
fer its Agents in the United States and Canada $
large !3uler OF educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
in high professional standing, who make gcmcr-
al use Of it in their practice in the following dis
cas 5: Dr"psy, Gravel. and diseases ofthc urin-
Iry urrHis, tli,s and all diseases Of the blood ;
arrangements OF tic Liver SC, and all general
diseases Of the system. 1t is particularly re-.
qucstcd that all who contemplate the Use OF this
article. or who desire information respecting il,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
Usr Bayis's Syrup.

puu,prprrlIA August -, iS@6'
IN NV ,vov East from hoW,c, Fadncah' Fen
,,ckv. IN February last, was attacks" w.
,.;,ln,t cold IN crossing the mountains II wa"
W., .o,,arn ,h,t was obliged to lay by IN NC"
York several days after completing my ous,''eSS
little recruited ] returned 10 In'''"''i' '
,,ben Acsgcs. Robinson Collins y 70 tG'1 ,,I,
;nended 10 me Dir DAh ~ > ,,;i-
WILD CHERRY AND TAR 'l"N.'s ; ",o,,
attending ;hscncc from home, ro"n '"' '.N
!, rcg,,lary, or pay the proper otrnll". % 'n'
rcoimcn directed. ! found great oeheI'' nom
ever. from taking part of bottle, was "'''il,
rehcvcd and enabled 10 start ON NY jun"
home Rccrossng the mountaiiiS, WSS .HPyI
SEED 70 n severe storm, which renewed WIG '''",
S.;,h Greatly increased violence, followed oy Il
horassinr cough great cXpeclorauo'' u
md heavy night sweats, these rohu','I' "'
we're on my passage down the rlEH'' ~
time awoko was literally SoAhoa WIN ','u
as Great ns il had Just come rom "",'i
Wool al home INV irirnds ard fanny were ais'"'
ol =, nv situation and Thought lhHt WIS !" d
,,,,;l or roIlonur consumption, ana cod'a ''".
live MANY weeks longer. AT llS is'i'e INV 49,,
was severe. attached with MUch eHic,to'
main in the breast, and great eh'l''".'".,
uinM swcats still continuing II snU'I ~
Ter my return rcilCcting on tHf p"i''a' "''I's
had received FROM Dr.. Davisa syrup WHY"
had not attracted my particular alteh'o.' az .''e
tir,e J,ouk il; not then thinking my st""''o''
dangerous. resumed takingit (som2 OF 1t nav
ing been sent out to me On. saicl' 'o"''u luz
mediate relief, and my improvement was 50 IA?
d that bv the time had taken two ho,'ie'' MI
vas perfectly restored to health, ana law 80
ou,inucd. Il is needless TO shy that as;ribe
INV recovery entirely 10 this valuable medicine
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23

One ofthc firm is a practical workman, and
will give his Whole attention 10 the business of
the shops. They will have the best hands en-
P,oycd, and will cndcavor to give satisfaction in
every job.
They intend to keep the best materials, wood,
IRON aud steel. and are prepared TO make CARTS
Wagons, floughs, &c, &c, and repair them
Shoe horses and do all kinds OF Smthwork, and
they respectfully solicit from the community Il
share OF the work in their line of business.
JOHN p. BENNETT,
JOHN ID. McCAULEY.
Elkton, March 25th 1913.
FiSll FlSW!
Nackcral No & 3
Northeast Ilcrrngs
Labrador g
Scotch "
Cod Fls.i
In store and for sale by VIM TORBERT.
july - rs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
EI'l a 9cr.

The subscribers have just received iiom Port
Deposit fresh supply Of Lumber Of every dcs-
criptjon, embracing Pine Boards Of all qualities;
l-3 inch Siding; Pine and ilcmlock iosts and
s,uGdng; Pine and Cypress Shingles Of all
lengths, ilcmlocl Fencing Boards Sc, winch
they will offer to the public on the most accom-
modating terms. - ,,n
BEN NETT 6. KAEHNEh.
July % rs. SIN Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
Notice.

IS hereby given to the creditors of V lillian
Grace, that Il personal discharge hath teen gran,
cd TO said debtor, and that the seventeenth day
Of October being the second day ofour conn-
" Court next succeeding this date, 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 bo
granted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
July S,-3m Cecil county tonr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
PRO EOH15a,EI FOR SRLE3.
MOTTO

The Crrhans' Court Of Cecil cou"',
hold their stated meetings on the 2nt
Tuesdays Of February, April, June 4"
gust, October and December.
GEORGE Il. HOWARD Re
April 18Th lSl5-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
Ria2kSmithing & Wheel Wrigh'ing

NV oll''''t Wv
have taken the
shops in "TuE
tloILow'' in Elk
ton, for a long
time known as
"Scoti's shops,
and are prepared
to do all kinds of
Snitinwork and
Wllcchyrighting
in the hest man
ncr and al short
notice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
q EIgNE1Ee EISG"i.

X -
| r1,1cI,.l,.i,ps,IIv CDxCFnrD r,,,
,,.',',,',,,, l,',.rr,I i,a',,r,
/ I-\tT,A If[ NEWT
g,,, ,r,l,n Crc,,r,, Efns.f,,-s t, iIhn, tho rc,c,
tI',I'I. !, ,..,, h.. had ,or n,,l, 5I ,o,,t,
t,.,r' .,J viii .I.,,,.. ,ur, ,yhr, ii,nnl. mo-.
,'l,,d NiIrton. Inv. ,,:,iirl 10 its won,Iorli,I
naI;r,. ,'r",n,tirs T. .rliryrs Pain ,,sl,n.L,
-,.' , i,,o ,,,l ,,,.,yy Ic,y;,,, i, r.,,,r's
a,i, ,h %.r,,,,s e J, ,,io,c,r
:" 49, ,,',hn c,nli,, ,n,I,
:, ,l,rc : no NodjrI,'c HAT can ron,.
n,ro' with if, II vounayc either olthu l,IIovinr
ri'c,s,s rrocnrc,, nnl you NAV rest ns;,,roJ
That YOU win experience relief at once, and the
continued application will soon remove the dis
case Spinal Affections, rheumatism, Paralysis
and all Nervous Allcctions Contactons OF the
Muscles, Sore I hroat and Quincy, Issues, Old
Ulcers. Pains in tic Back and Chest, NgUc in
the Breast and Face, Tooh.uchr, Sprains BruiS-
es. Salt Rhemn. Burns, Group, Frosted Feet,
Corns. nun,ons, Fresh Wounds, Swclnrs ana
Bruises, Scrolulous Affections, Poisons, Tic Dol
drc,,y and all Cut3ueops and Nervous Diseases.
vanish hctn,c il. and leave the body in sound
and healthy state. For evidence Gifts great
hover over the system. see the pamphlets to be
o,d Of every Aren't. c.3iis. Ia
FTTKNORIINIEY CURE rT SALT
EIiElM. NEW DIRK, February Is, I8l7.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-23
Frini Is and Fel.9W Citizens;
,ESs5ss EEESsE!.
Stoves StVeS !!

Tho Subscriber wishes (" inform yen, one and
all, that he intends this Fall and Winter TO keep
all kinds oistoves, which lie Will sell cheap iol
cash or country produce. The following
some fthe kinds he will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Churcls improved Fax orite
do Alr-light
PhladcI phia Alright
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, air-tighl Parlor stove
Sheet iron do do
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain plate stove
Coal stoves for Offices and stores
and al other kinds that are in use. Call iricn'
and fellow citizens ard examine for yoursclvcc
Try, and provc-you will not fail to be pleased
Eccollcct the old stand--thc large brick, on the
corner near the bridge. Resp'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13
Death Of Alderman ,IcDermott.

vt meeting of the "McDemott Association of
the Eighth Ward" held at the Warren House, 40. =
Mercer It. on Dec J. lsis, Capt G. :. TUKSBULL was
called t. the Chair and }. b. BREcHNRIDeE appointed
Secretary.
ON motion Of Major W w Lyon the following pre-
anihle aud resolutions unanimously adopted
Uhereas We have heard with feelings of deep and
sincere oi the sudden death OF our friend Alder
man MCDEEMOrT, and wouli show as far AS words can
show our respect Tor the memory of our departed
friend and our of the loss which We and the pub
lie At large have sustained Dy this calamity Therefore
ResOiued That in the sudden death Of William J Nc
Dernott late Alderman Of the Eighth Ward that Ward
and the City large hsve lost able aud conscientious
public servant
Resor,d Tha, we, hi. friends, who have so lately
seen him good health and spirits any Of us io"
ensbly the vacancy which bis loss has caused In our
midst and from the grief which feel, can 10 some
measure appreciate that which must overwhelm bis
family in this sudden and Unexpected affection.
ffsoUod That IN testimony thereof, We will meet AZ
the Warren House, No. Mercerst on Wednesday next
At II A. NJ wearing the usual badge OF mourning and
show our spect and affection for the deceased by ion
ing in the procession which will follow him 10 the tomb
Rcsoired, That copy Of these proceedings be for
wsrded 20 the family OF the deceaced
c. : TURNBULL, Chairman.
fOHS BARLOW BREcKiNRiDGE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13
The Cholera-a suggestion.

T. No kdn0T Cf The TrbHHe
have heard it suggested by more persons than
one that the Cholera seems knocking Al the gate
Of this great City that ia authorities should appoint
day for humi,on and prayer God that this dreaded
yisiiat may be averted Let Us our part the
propylacu of thorough streetpurihcstion, and
then hlmbly mplore Him Al whose word diseases 60
come 10 let this invisible death bear our
threshold aud who knows but we may be passed by
The men Of Nneveh were not disappointed when they
said even after Gods purpose 10 destroy was made
known to them by Jonah " Who can tell II God will
and repent and turn away from bis fierce anger
That We perish not q
We 90 well At such time to call % mind the words
Of Jeremy Taylor that Prayer put holy restraint
upon God and detsn angel until be leave blessing
aud divert pestence that IL come not nigh 70 can
open the OF rain aui soften the iron ribs OF
rocks ul thsy melt into tears aud A flowing river.
Prayer can uncssp the girdles OF the North saying 10
a mountain of ice. Be thou removed hence, and cast
INTO the bottom of the II arrest the IN the
mdst OF his course and send the swiit winged winds
upon their erand And all those strange things and Sc
cret DEGREES and uurcveslcd transactions which are
above the clouds and far beyond the regions Of the
.tsrs shall combine in ministry and advantages for the
praying man" KIwA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13
BOOK TRADE.
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The Boston Courier publishes the following let
ter received by merchant in that city from his cor
respondent At San Francisco.
ST FRANcIsco, Aug -.
The wonderful developments of the gold region in
California and the h0ckins OF al classes Of people 10
gather IT, have dersneed ali the calculations Of tbs hide
aud aow yoysger. The rancheros having al left their
farms and their regular occupations there will be no
killing OF cattle this year around this Bay upon the
whole length Of the coast The Tasso has just arrived
from the eewsd and has collected only 80 hides at all
the different ports on her passage up
On arriving here, ships are left without crews in
twenty tour hours Whsers' men desert, even from
'u shp and If sailor Is induced 10 remain on board
a vessel Il is AZ from $40 to $50 per mouth. have
hundred hides resdy for me in different paris OF
the Bay but cannot Tor them without men snd the
expenses would consume all the collections In fact,
you hardly conceive the present state OF affairs In
California cook, for instance, gets from slUO %
sl50s month and Ksnskers SIS per month, 70 90 In
launches
How long this state of things may ssi Il Is impos.i-
bic 70 foresee but ii Is probable that men can be OBJ
tanned ustihable by ships 80 long As they csn
20 TO the mines and realize SO per day and this sm
satisfied they can do for long time 70 come have
been twice to the mining region and satisfied Of the
fact that the gold IS inexhausuoe. The whole chain
Of the Sierra Nevada snowy Mountains Of Caiior'
ME- seems TO abound with the mineral.
There hiss no doubt been collected within the ss o
months 81 500 600 AZ Sl6 20 the ounce, which Is the
price allowed for At the stores Merchants from Chm
and Peru have been purchasing Il AZ 90 the ounce
ana nov owing the scarcity Of specie, i can be had
~ $40 per ounce. IL i now very sckly al the mines
and dare not return there again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13

COLUMBIA COUNTY OYER AND TERMiNEK-On
Tnursdsy the Attorneys for George Finkle, indicted
tor burglary Sc. made application 90 have nl' trAl on
this and other indictments growing CUT OF tno anu
Rent difficulties, put Inc Application was oppos
ed by the District Attorney. On Friday morning the
Court stated its decision somewhat AZ lens TN Inc
Judge said that from bis peculiar position he might De-
supposed to feel deicscy upon this subject but tnat
nevertheless be should shrink from no responsibility 10
di.charging what he conceived to DO his duty Toe
offences charged heinous and deserved 70 b.
punished he decided that the si.dayits were insuh-
Gent 70 put Of the cause but that for other reasons ne
had on consultation with his colleagues allowed TO 60
over The application also that they be discharged on
their own recOgnizance he denied He said that the
County hsd already been put 10 very great expense
by trials growing out OF the snrent Disturbances ana
that the time they had occupied had delayed the civil
business Of the County that II was much isfther IN
sresr here than in any other county in the District To
20 on with these trials now. would probably consume
week in getting Jury and very probably one cogia
not e goi at all in this County and even II successful
II would take another week 10 try one OF the indict
ments The County would be subjected - siii fatner
expense and the public business be still further delay
ed As he suggested, on mature confederation aud
after consulting with the Attorney General, and MS
colleague. on the Supreme Bench that nssmuen as 'he
Disturbances had al ceased and farther depreda
tons were at al anticipated that II tue parties npAca
ted would make arrangements to leave the county
altogether the Court At rs next term, would Perhsps
feel disposed 10 allow those under the indictments Tor
these offences 20 90 upon their own recognzances
Hudson Gazette, l2ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13

DKOFE-sOR BARHf'- WONDERFUL TRi-
i dOPHEROUS Oh INDICATED COhrOJrD-To
rHg PUsLIc We hersDY certify TINT We ars acquainted
with TnrOp1erOus prepared and sold by Professor Bar
~. hsying made use q 4 q oar families We believe hat
vii sstD-ss pre7eni gray hsir, ard eradicate scur
and dsocrlf Il . he cheapest and best article know
for cleaning, nOuns1ng a9d D-sutfyng tie bsirL
Ryan MD o Cooper, Nd r. Carperler D
T 3. Lee, D }. idsms v. D + Pecs ID " ALEU-
ND. J. B. Butler, D r West " d, O w FORD, d
Professor Barry n.s great pleasure IN D-ng soe 70 SAL
that Onty Of the 5i.ngushed Physicians 0f Ne~
York recommend the TreOpbsrous IN heir pr.eree sna
from he sb0genamed geotenen BE- hes received ne sro
=st testimonials Of approval ard comm~ntafloa -.
sod II large bottles. prce $ cents al the Pnnepa Vo3
1872 Broadway
AsENTs Anderson l. Demsres- c0 broad~D = =
Coccin gon y 8 Hudson-s- Mrs Hays lsJ aoo o. nooH
lyn r g Wight q SAh-ss Philadelphia L ry.n.-,
Bslfimor-. W. Blown. Washingloo-st bOstDni nsNa1n
Harrel 4 Co Charleston, ; c. J. Hngnt Co Ns~.1f
lezns: David Cnxnoers, 81 Loas Mo- Sfomn-ry n
biz Ala. srurRe@ Racine VIA and sold - 81 NJ Dfes
yi.t. Ia h. f-ned Stefss and Caaada a. <Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13

otN. IArLoRs REPORTED REsIGSArIoS.--A con
goIsy was wrong In saying that Gen. Taylor had for
ais esignation TO the War Department, 10 take
~.' on The Let February Gen. Taylor 10 al present
susey engaged IN arranging and settling up every
80 connected with bis forty years service In the
sa4y, which be wishes and intends shall be finally
previous TO bis assuming his and more re.
- '-o'e dunes When this 10 accomplished. and al
ns1ssments completed for the transfer OF his
ssnaaa, be Will then send In HE resignation. and no,
IN. o. Bulletin, Dec. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13
" For CnIlfornIa-HARNpEN co. have m.

W For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a W HaF' IIa"V
Arrangements 10 place Companies Ia Csuofna PERSONS
DESTROYS Of emigrsnK and HAVING casn capts OF over
$50 can 10Th an Association the most favorable terms
90 those Of larger means can ays thems-Yrs OF 81 a.
g-ment that will the most important Advantages
These Oln associations embrace 10 hose disposed 70 EN-
grze not only the economical confOrtsDle snd SPEEDY
mode viii probab In srge pront % ssc OF zoe
members over and above The Of tne passage The A.
socsIiou ~il exclude al Who are not iemprfsi- men
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V8 PALMgR,s BUSINESS MEMS ALMANAC
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aueuoae~
10y BANGs, RICHARDS 81 PIATT, core
D24 Brosdwsy.-Llbsrsi cash sdYaness mas ON CON-
rgnmens for alcnon sales 60. 49,.
Ar Ysvlrk sALk-Bohn's STANDARD lADfSy eOnns
Annqu shsn Library Bohn's sis"nhc iA""y' nonns
Classical Library.
DyP n. COTTON, Au1tsa aid co~asssSv. hevotan'
D-sslss Room $40 Broadway, 0othe hsi-havnS q"
moved 70 lne usmed ROMA nov prepared 70 re
cevs ali sinds Of CsD1et furniture Dry Dos,ds C1p~s
snd Housekeeping articles OF every eescnpnoo 90 oohsgu
n-ut Tor private suction, add 70 msHs sssme1is
win his usual psompnsss he VIII also boy pfsssu-d
Outdoor sales 10 sny part o " cIy snendeo !" a usual
WEDNESDAY Dee 70
Al The Auction Room nj lOf O'clock
An assortment " household fsratufs, new and sscond
hand the Effects u q h4Dy breaking up, comprising
10 part DO sDf.<, cnsfs, rockers
cOIches sofs bedsescs cottage DO. wOrstsoes. ~afa
dfess and ain mahogany buresns vhts DO Ds,s
szss-s lamps, hair n.reeses straw 90 paisssss
feather beds esrpeng Oicloh, &C Nc Aho several tts
bureaus Shove rDsns &c Also yioiin sxcslen: ar
ucls Also severn! ooz curl maple, rosewood snd black
slnat ehsirs u various styles Also stswsrs pstsn'
coosing soye good 0roof Also, splendid insid loot
chest Sale positive, without reserve