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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

cVNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING"-MONDAY
l. Evening August 7th, and every Evening during
Weeksoeey Library Rooms 34S Broadway corner Leonard
stretCAMPBELLS MNSTRES the oldest original Band in
tie United States respectfully their the city
from highly successful tour in thu East where their Concerts
the honor 81 visiting and have with patronage
throughout the Eastern cities unprecedented by any other
pany of musicians will have the pleasure commencing series
q their nimitabe and highly popular Mus at
the socety Library Ro iS Broadway Monday Evening
August 7b, when they will introduce varied programmed EN-.
saeng the ost popular Ethiopian Melody with
open at u to commence at o'clock Admission % ccnts
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DyIpwIs g. uopTtuopr eropr ~ ON ,ru.,t CO
Il Pnumirosa.' s"i fH;s ~, M n' 80. al 81 N
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women sea,,nS nnnar c arrng a C b;n a do
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@o. ny o,oer VI n. ooopnAN, ecnlr 81.
9TH WAN ROTcU AKIN READy AssocJArroy
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;on n arc rsomestaa ,nnet az Rn'r nj psav Ia r
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a, a;h, 800 """ INN" nESTS NJ w ,Pb aug
- pm Nh ~ JnpnSv v;ccpresident M ' i0'N'"'
'nia' 'ofoAN, VICE.. Iesuene.
IS JNRIENDs OF IRELAND ARotJsEr-syITu OpRIEN
II cinh ~ Tho an Ward a ne,t;ng 81 tbs C'lnh vii
no ed tbis Nordayl tYern@ a, az .oc at No ~ 90
strci r. wcy ,rs , to,s in Gnc onS rracceI H. a Ls
~ ~ tn;on NJ, ,an,;o ~ Vonnh,ii Sdpion ~ ~
Friends Of Freedom ray Tor Ireland This NAV Le tho last
.i,ao y :, IA, taro an W,u o,' 80 m 49, {,
~" wa '''' vi JoiIS EG%N. PrpeJlent
FIonr,or McC.nruy se.'v '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

n CAkD-CHHlSTf'S MlNSTKELS RESPECTFULLY
leave to return their most grateful Acknowledgements the
Public of New York, for the kindness and liberal patronage
bestowed at their Concerto during the past months which
nightly fonored with large and hy respectable audiences
And to the Press of the city generally they would also
their hearty gratitude. for the kind and
which their perform have instantly been noticed They
ALEC beg leave that they anticipate honor of
commencing their Concerts in this city for short during
the coming FALL whep they hope by their exerton please
yous efforts The company will perform at Staten Island
Monday and Tuesday August 18th and Sth and williamsburg,
Wednesday, the 9th ind Trenton, NJ j. Thursday and Friday
August 10th and 18th. +. +. CHkISTY,
Man md
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Boliie. July !, isss.
EPlsCcfAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. sTApLEroy
~ staten is,andlis institution has many advan
any ouern the vicinity III New York. IL is nvcnent the
M sy stne ton aud provided with the abcs
III ue ssoa fnglh. French, German. Spanish DEPART
Gh.s eaeh.rs all reside in the family and have with the
Incp1i constant the pupils. The Iups are
a 'i"ttu s mem cis OF The family. Application al
msor to be made totey. .. 1owEiL, Rector
A CARp-NACs HEAD, O.3BARtLAY STREET JAMES
~ M rs having disposed OF his interest IN above e
mthmth returns his siucere thanks 20 his friends
ho di ing the past ten years begs Introduce
Le 20 ne worthy successor Ar James RUSSELL vhn feels
~, Continuance of their favor sThe former pro
fce ma srccefsvr viii hc pleased their mutual
irienas ON slos"a. m'erncon, I'll instant.
ME QUEENS n0rEL OPPOSITE THE GENERAL Posi-
oniee 81 Martins lc Grand LoDdonTLis magnificent TO-
e recently nrderone extensive alterations AND great
portion m newly iufn sed will lie found trial
nvs ,c netrohoi@both in point Of aocommor zion
Baths ToaSs sPsNSx LEN sE H HSs sss '''d
Formerly Chief steward tho British Queen steamship.
heerchee IN rev York to Mr. O. A. White 20 Cedar
I'VE SUBS 'siHGRs, WISHING 10 RETIRE FROM ~.
Al ses M. wii dsyce OF The Stock Good wl snd Fox.
,nres o. TIER Wholesale Drug and Chemical Warehouse No sf
street HE location " being ctvecD fnh
ntd KIN s'rc, tho custom If hs teptopae KIND de-
sneu " every business stock has icn much cdncecon.
enen terms cay An opportunity uch this seldom, pro-
nts ittcf and should be embraced by gentlemen desrous of
barking In the drug fus,nras . $3.50
EDWIN MERr0TTH Co.. rst Marso. st.. rbna
nR. GLOVER is CONSULTED DURING THE Day AND
evening at his Office No. II Ann ST. formerly No ~ IN
hoe deuit aud proaecd ~ Delicate Diseases which
ave baed the skill % physicians Of less experience Ills Ev-
neians may he had o. his store in front Nc u tist
te merry Nc. ~
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~ ACKED DIOKAMA SNOW EXHIBITING AT THE
- splendid Hail. 396 Broadway, Stoppanis Baths
anning toms entirely Grand scrPural Dioamas Of the
Magnificent Spectacle witnessed in New York. will be
orened Monday 3ls OF July Creation Of the World and the
Deuge Assisted by powerful Vocal Accompa
niments Mr. H. Harrington has just completed magnificent
D.cTs intended to illustrate the sublime spectacle Of the Six
Days Of tho Creation! exhibiting by Of movable rre
scenery and powerful optical effects all the changes
the final pleten the work Creation described
the first AID second chapters Of Genesis terminating with the
of Adam and Eve in the Garden Of Eden The
the result of long cherished idea and Of lifetime Of study
bnes in its exhibition the highest mechanical ingenuity with
most astonishing scenic Effects assisted by superior
ing and music Scenery and Incdcnts-Chao the First Day.
The Firmamen the Second Day. Dry Land Heritage aud
ers Third Day. Sum- Moon and Stars Fourth Day. Creation
Of Fish and Fowl Fifth Day. Creation Of Animals Sixth
labors of the CREATION the first of the Exhibition
Part H. Grand Dorama of the Deugc Tickets ctsChdren
half price, Doors T. Curtain at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

DANORAMA OF TAYLOHS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT
the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway shows natural
Marches and Battles fought by Gen Taylor It
the beautiful painting Open every night at
o'clock Admission 25 cents Schools admitted
terms No charge for descriptive pamphlets.
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OwEKY rnEArKE.- MONDAY EVENING, az

DOwEKY rHEArRE-MoNDAY EVENING, AUG T.
1r w Doe s.ss Nary % s. Ss
fsspS h wnn Bsc @,m Ss as. N.Y. pu RS.nd
Brsxey. Mr. T'ltoni Aba Doe Mr. arden; Cot Bruee Mr.
sonsiais with ths Grand airy s1r.vss. FOR.
Ss. dlas . Nary as1 M NJ
F snS ss :"
hat MT'nns ansu engaged
S s sE 8
% wv
pear, . CO here ibis shaw n fps
soR-sr john Fasa Mr.. Hacket Ford Mr. vandenhon Mrs
aSs to Admission
RRoADwAY TnEATRE.-MoNDAY EVENING, AUGUST
Z-for the Benefit Of Mr. rlsmingrThe periOTmancs viii
FsnDy waaek which, Madame Augusss viii appear
% y'51 ss Fl Fleming nj ss' ss sss
s Ss Mr. a 50 Nary r ns
Watts Carol Nj Carman Dress Circle and Parquette 80
4S M s%ss'' GpF.
sy % John Mis- tssas ss
sSs The ss sS1 s sss ss&
and eSss e sH o a c esn
Doorr open at IN o'clock. Curtain rises Mt b.
CASTLE cARDEN-MoNDAY EVENING. AUGUST T.
The performance viii commence with Grand Musical In
9UEs1ION.TSm M h0and Rosewood Mr. NiOkinsOr; Mis-.
CLINE WIN appear the Hungarian wosdouttsr other
the OF YerR moand; Sassas
ter Boterwok Mr. Nicknson; Trudchep Mrs Vernon; Ade
Miss Nckinson Performance to at o'clock
mission 25 cents-Chidren half price.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P;. r.: BARNUn;
- PropretorF Hitchcock Nanagerspendid Performances
every afternoon half past o'clock, every evening ut
The manager has engaged the celebrated Sable Brothers.
superb Tented band Of Negro Singers Dancers &c.
have returned from Boston and other Three
Highland Mammoth Boys Giant Mammoth Baby Enormous
Boa Constructor Two Living Oang Ouang much human
brute Fairy Family Infant vestrs Wax Scripture
tuary Madam Rockwell the famous Fortune Teller may be
privately consulted at extra charge % Admission
the whole including Museum Performances &c., rs chill
dren under years and old walk alone l2
cents Reserved front seats shilling each extra.
LNRANKLIN THEATRE-NOW ADELPHI-THE vARI.
and attractive entertainments for this evening"
the benefit Of Mr. Pech the Manager Of the establishment
aux WANTS. Female Seenader The able assistance Sgnor
Bliss Messrs Couner Phelps Rugges De Forest
mPoraneous singer oil combine to render the entertainment
worthy Of the beneficiary. Boxes Is cents pit l2H.
WIN HANDBOOK. Proprietor
A D-CHRISTY'S MINsTRELS RESPECTFULLY BEG
1envef In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

NnIN REILLY CiuD.A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE
~ Devr Reilly Club will be held Monday evening" Aug,
7th 7 o'clock at the 9TH Ward HOTEL for purpose
attending, body, the mass Meeting b. lie held vaxha
Garden. by order Of MICHAEL DouGHEGTY, President
HuMn CIAnY. seoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

NOTICE TO MERCuANTs-TnE LINE OF TELEGRAPH
~ between this city and Philadelphia, kn Houses
lhno having been Thoroughly cpaed "a In good worog
order. Merchants and Others may rely upon tho speedy
ret transmit sor OF their dispatches to Of tho Southern
stern stations by this c once No Wall street. (up sars
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s Sa ssos =:
sss;1s ah' +: U; s%sSs e
a sSr so a SECOND aa hs TS third horse,
Starters fsCco sweepstses No $1,000 Subscribers at q
nsss sa aS5
Parties DESTROYS .ecur either the Sweep
S n +
ss rRsl, asi an ssPsz # s 9t
sG s&s.
se $i
Sn s s,s IT, no scT will b genuine
Suscrbes wishing send Bank Notes had halves
DARK TnEATRE-TnE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
period rsgnrfdS on or sbsu. the first d9 Of
toms UNDER which hy % .rp
''o''0o' W. CoRBYN, Barclay street.
clipper built bark ISABELLA HYNE Captain stcsuian,
will ai about tic nth inst Her accommodations very
weather with ventilation IN tho tropics pro-.
AL Faso 1faf% desired
EoR NEW oRl.EANs-LoyIsIANA AND NEW YORK
line Of pacsets-To sail Monday AMspst 18Th The
icases will positively sail as above her,
sus sSs For ,ns ss Or having
street. or to- X. X. COLLINS. 10 South street
Agents in New Orleans Mers Bryan and Crcevy who will
pr mpty forward all goods to ther address Packet bark
Genesee Capt c T. Dillingham;, will Clifton, and
sail her regular day. -
Nor LIVERIO,L-NEW LINE-REGUIAR PAUKEr OF
the 10Th Augusthc splendid sailing packet
hpSlDDoNS Edward Is. Cobb, master, is loading
will pos lively sa above her regular iay For freight or
passage having splendid furnished
first and second cabins apply board Orleans wharf, Of
Wall street, or TO Elk COLLINS, 80 south 81
Price Of cabin passage s5 The packet shp Sheridan, George
b. Cornish MASTER will succeed the Siddon her regular
day.
DH0POGALs-rHE LOUISIANA PILOTS ASSOCIATION
wants to purchase two Pilot Boats from ssyiye to
bve tons rtep drausht when in ballast
ee OF eet three inches at most and not to be two
yeerr old Nih good accommodations for six Pilots with open
co ard break deck andsp a thsr furniture tackle and
wearing ,re IL COED order that the will fully
eup and ready FOR They to be coppred and COPPER
tseho Inc rolcsas TO be ant 10 Capt Stephen HERMAN
gent oi the Iousnua Pilots Association New Orleans
Tie said Proposals TO he about the LIST 18th
AUGUST We want those who esnd Ia their Proposals be most
particular IN describing the boats muutcyhcr age sailing
qualities TIE eals end Dimensions Of thsr bulls
price sc &c let " be understood that class sa
ing So boats tu'lt Of the very beet materials
DAVID SHEPHERD.
CYRUS LAMONT,
HENRY JOHNSON,
WHY .PIITEE,
Committee Of the Louisiana Piios' Association.
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TIVE NEW YORK PHOENIX COAL YARD I42 ELIZA
Il beth street Broome street, New York-HENRY X.
COSTAR CO. respectfully the citizens of New
York. tat they have recently into the Coal business
the above old established and favoraby yard W. e.
Co. earnestly solicit share of patronage from they
pledge Themselves that their prices will be found exceeding
the lowest market rates In promptness in filing orders with
dispatch and punctuaty they will not be found wanting
who patronizc them will always receive the fullest weight
N b. Orders forwarded by Of the City Dispatch will
meet with immediate attention.
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DARK TIlEATRE-THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
Establishment let for Season. or longer
period required commencing on or about the first day Of Sep
Nmber next undeniabe security will be required The cond
tons under which they II be let aserianed ON spp
cation (between 10 and Al at tho Office Of
W.. CORRYN Rarclav streae-
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~ Treatise Sc 50 Grcenwoh streeooe hours 9to IL An,
Gto9 T. M sunday execpted) Those who apply ia the early
STAGES w be surprised at the rpy and hse inc nycuiens
attending their 1t Is chiefly, shoss who have sf
iertd HON oern class feepe otherwise who
PITY afltea h services la stroui, from ts first Incl.
pont 70 its nofc advanced and distressing om
mon td,an,sgcs IL addition 70 very extensive practice this
eonpant) he can afford RAPID easy and radical which,
be has gound for stating DO obtained source
in America.
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uST luBLlSIiED-Dk.B OSTNICkS GREAT ,yOsK On
Nenefeal and other Affect of the 6enito Urinary
tags quaito just pubifhed Icy Burgess, S,rrer CO.
This Is tie moss compete practical work Kind
hom 'e Irh AZ contains J! eolorcd Cravings which doll.
noao ts class OF diseases nnitahy. IL also wood
eupvnss equally so executod and every hng known about
tie Germ treatment Of tco diseases been carefully
corded. and all The approved prescriptions and formulas
have been given sor sae a the office Of Publication the
autlor. d,f Broadway price 81
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LNRANKLIN THEATRE-NOW ADELPHI.-THE VARI.
and attractive entertainments for ths evening"
the benefit Of Mr. Pesch the Manager Of the establishment
aux WANTS. Female Serenaders The able assistance
Bliss Messrs Couner Phelps Kugge De Forest the noted
worthy of the beneficiary Boxes Is cents pit IN.
HANDBOOK Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

AWFUL MCRDEH.-NAGNETlC POWDE. FOR THE
- destruct Of all kinds of inseot ccckroacle moths
aGts ns mosquitoes led bugs and various also
Pills tie distinction of and MICE within five rnnutcs
after being thrown in their vicinity, warranted without poison
Price "a cents each Certificates Of Mos Hodges
Carlton House; Mr. 1hayer Cozsens American Hotel and
othors q The hehest onlity d. LYON go RroadwaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

kfhO@ lli6 sOlrlERS ADV fIsEI--ISTEgGSTING
10 MOI lEItre 40 tio ia which the DiurrhGs
i"saos soeh sie rsyages smoug tie human family with
uhccr uiahL Very few, he found that
through t,t imam tile days without attack OF Cholera H.
tam, OF SUucr ComIlei produced Nv teothing
which.
or'nimIaned constitution iis confidently believed that
ooten e annually from tiSs than from all other conpau,
III Question at once why IL thsi Tho hand
u mu 10 awaht Of proper treatment in The the
complaint resort Is usually had, In thu fst oatha
lies cleanse tho bowels followed viii preparation Of
oUin suc ~ IaIcYric, hudanun the ke which by
slant irritation, often produces inflammation placing vicc
sufferer beyond the reach OF aud resulting
Tie experience of hundreds who already
efficacy BILLINGS Carmnavc and strnscnt Syrup Of
this Mind will most assurely show that THIS Is medicine
lhry adapted TO Lom 1t is recommended by the distn
suhcd ply icana, the Great Southern Remedy Sold hy
A. u. Il u. SANDS, corner illnm and Fulton sta
ssdby CIAS II. RING ecrncr Broadway and Johns
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ENOR RIO JANEIRO- PASSENGERS ONLY TIE FINE
clipper built bark ISABELTA HYNE, Captain Stcknan,
will sa about tie 18th inst Her accommodations very
peroT half poop cabin, combining safety in
weather. with GOODNESS and free ventilation tropics pro-
menade quarterback 40 feet long Eaiy apple
by ALLEN 4 PAysON I3i Front
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raw GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM TORDERT,S

Old and well know, stand. one door above ito
Court Finuse, the Cheapest lot of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, ever offered in Elkton
They consist in part If a large and we'll eelsci-
cd stock ot Hr"ld Cloths, Of various co!Jis.
English, French and American manUfactnr..
from 10 : dollars p"r yard, plain and fancy
Cassimerea. Black. French, Doc skin, Mer mo
Cashmere Nv ceds Sc.
Together with large variety Of Linen and
Cotton Goods, a. very low p,icss.
lApiLs NIEsS GonDs,-fuulArd, Black Dro
Fancy ana hl2ntiila Silks, Bareges, Embroi -.
ed Lawns, Lustres, Ginghams from IL l-2"''
81 Ii cts, d large and handsome stock ocpr
!iom TO : i-2 cts POI yard, and various 9th
art iClrs al uncommon low rates.
MlsLlNs ---Cainbrir, Jackone,, Swiss, Null,
and ~ IA -her'ing, Brown and White Shifting
from to II IL cts per yard.
Snawls in & 7eat Variety, Silk, Worsted and
Gotten, Hosiery, Kid, Silk, Thread and Cotton
Gloves, Silk Crambric and Cotton handkerchief
Black and fancy Silk Cravats, Laces, Edgings
Sc. SC, all Of which viii be sold on accommo,
dating terms
Thankful for past patronage he tenders mis- in
vtaon TO all, hoping by strict attention tomerit
the favour Ola generous public,
NIB. Country produce takeu in exchange for
. oods W.T..
Elton, April 18th '43
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GONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry wris of tieri facias
issued by &. Purnell Esq, one Of the
justices of the peace in and for Cec
county, at the suits of Geo Kidd, L. s. I
A. Janney, and David J Nesbltt, and to
me directed, | have seized and taken IN
TO execution all the right, title, interest
and claims both at law and in Equity OF
Henry Woodroc, in and to all that piece
or parcel of Land, situated on the south
side Of Octoraro Creek and bordering on
the same. and adjoining the lands OF John
Swishcr, Patrick Ewing, Stephen Wood
roe and hers, containing Sixty Acres
more or less. The improvements consist
of a large two Story Dwelling House
nearly new, and other necessary out
houses. The quality of the land is good
AMI very susceptible of improvement,
on which the said Henry Woodroe now
resides.
And I hereby give notice that-on Sat
urday the 30th day of September inst:
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, W Uoftr for sale
the said property SO seizedadnd taken in
execution to the highest hidcer Tor cash
at the store of John S. Evrist & Co.,
(Row.andsyille,) to satisiv said writs,
j. c. WATERS, Const
Sept 9 '4S--ts iS2.25l
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CJNyTNDLE'S GALE

By virtue Of seven writs OF feTi facas
issued by G. Purnell, Esq one Of the JUS
tees Of the peace in and for Cecil coun-
", at the suits of B. Haines, llalnes
s Roman, J. B. s L Haincs and iiaines
and Mccullough, against the goods. chat
tells, lands ana tpnnment5 Of Michael
Clarke and Mary Clark aud to me d.
rectcd, have seized and taken into exc
culion, all the right. title, CHM. interest
and estate at law and IN equity. Of the said
Michael Clark and Mary Clark, in and
70 all that Farm or tract Of Land with
the improvements thereon, situated, w.
ing and being in the upper end Of Cecil
county, aud adjoining the lands OF Hiram
McVev on the south, James Carol on
the east. and Cha.kley b. Cutler on the
north. aud others; containing twenty
seven and three fourth acers, more or less.
This land " i'll be sold subject to mort
gage (ior a SINAI! amouat) duc 10 John $.
EvFrist.
And / hereby give notice thai on SAT
URDAY the l4th day of October next,
at II o'clock A. NJ, at the Store of Mr.
John Rawlings near ConoWinro, vii!
offer the said property so seized and IT,
ken ia execution, at Public Sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the
said tivri ftcias.
] c, WATERS, Cont.
Sept % 'tS-ts i%2. so
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Parsons u Wilson.

EDARsoxs WnfoS, having moved their B,s.
b Derry and Periodical AGENCY from the
corner Of Front and Market SITS, to No 10 King
St. between Srd md 4Il and having opened
CHEAP BOOKSTORE would invite the IT.
tention of purchasers to their stock which will ia
found complete III all the different departments
ofltrrature.
All the standard School Books, Blank Acc
count and Miscellaneous Books alwa vs. on hand.
Blank Books Of particular patterns ruled and
bound to order at short notice.
New publications received as soon as out.
Orders respectfully solicited, and persons 800
ing them miy rely upon having them filed with
care. Address PARSON & WILSON.
Sign Of the Big Book,
No. 10 King 81.
Apis Wilmington. Dsi
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Farms For Rent,

The Fam ca Bohemia Man-r- now pc-
cupicd by Thomas Preuyman containing
300 Acres, upwards of two thirds Of which
has been lined. One hundred acres for
Corn next year 40 Of which has been well
lined and 3o0o bushels l.rae within mile
of TIE fam for the balance.
Two other farms adjon;ngs aid farm of about
800 acres each, two ,nrds OF one of which oc
cnp;ed ty join Bedwsll has been wei,
lined and 1900 bushels lime o tie prem
lses FOR the corn feId next year.
Apply 10 the subscriber at EIk.or.
GEORGE w OLDHAM
Sept 2nd IS.
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MORE GRAPE CAPT. BRAGG
JOHN ERDER.
North easI Corner Walnut and second SITS


iHiLApELTUiA
kceTs constantly on hand, Of hip own manu-
tactnre and imported, complete assortment @
RIFLES, SHor GrNe, PIsToIs SC, Which |.
warrants OF the he.t quality rs represented, 10
which he respectfully I'M ties the attention tt'
purchasers,
He is also prepared to supply POWDER F1ssxs,
SHcr Bags, GAME BAGS SUPERIOR PowpEn
GrN CorToH, PEhcussIuH Cars, Snor. BvIIrr
Mouths, DALI Il BLANK CARrEIpcIs and has
materials for Gun Makers, Sporsmon. Sc, OF,
tcrmes as low as amy other establishment in The
United States.
In testimony ofhis skill as a manufacturer tho
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded to him 10 Cert.
trhtS IN the years so and 1919 and three Stlrer
.NtddlS in the years lSii--lsiG and lsi7-aIl
of which may be seen al hls place ofhlsincss.-
ia choice supply OF Revolving Pistols con-
stanty on hand.
July Is, 'is, SIN.
g. unday School Library Books-A splendid
! oassorincnt Of Miscellaneous Juvenile, and
Sunday school Library Books For sale at civ
pces, at the Port Deposit Boz, Depot by
may - Is. +. llKAru.
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.SSsire,

Z 5 hereby given to the creditors OF James Nc
Oh cahe, iliat personal discharge hath been
granted to said debtor, aud that the tenth
day OF October being the second day of our
County Court next, sncceediEg this date hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case
where his creditors may attend, and show Cause
il any they have, why final discharge shall
not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE McCOLLOUGlIClk.
July l5--3 m. Cecil county court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-30
To Volunteers and the ir friends

The undersigned being in possess ion ola co
rect st of our brave soldiers WAC have died
disease or by wounds received in the scvera
battles fought in Mexico, take this method OF in
forming those interested, that They Wi! give IN
formation of the time, place, aud cause Of death
oieacl individual
j Will be Necessary for lhoso desiring such in
tormation, TO state the Regiment or Company to
when they belonged, the names OF those who
commanded them and the date of Their enlist
mcnt Tie above information will be gwen
wIthaut charge, provided the postage IS paid.
The undersigned would here remark, that
they are extensively eng ,ged in procuring Land
Warrants, Pensions, ana arrearages OF pay die
the discharged soldiers and the representatives
ol those who have died. A line addressed to ci
ther Of the Undersigned will be runc.ually at
tended to
SAMUEL SIE7rNus, o. S. Jus of the Peace.
Washington, y. c.
NM NJ. FrLToN, Attorney at Law,
Main st. Richmond, Va.
GEO. W. STEVENSON, Attorney al Law.
Jnnc Ism No.27 Beokman st. New ork