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These statistics are certified to by the
clerks and business men of the counties
cnumeraled.--Richmond Republican,.
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DISS0I.U.

~ ME Co partnership heretofore existing between
Il GREEN & Co. & J. MrNEALE LATHAM has
his day been dissolved by mutual consent The
business will be continued by z. n. GREEN & Co.
who authorized TO use the nalns Of the old firm
Ill the settlement of accounts, &c.
GREEN 81 CO,
j. MeAEal3I LATHAM
/ CAN but express my gratitude TO lie numerous
friends who have kindly patroai7ed us, and hope
and believe that nothing VIII be venting on he par.
OF the present proprietors OF the house Of GREEN &
& Co. to merit continuance Of their kind favor.
J. McN LATHAM.
Jan "a
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EXECUTORS
SALE OF LAND.
-----O0------
VET ILL be offered for sale on the premises on
w "Wednesday the 2lst day Of March next,
Il6 ACRES OF LAND,

TIC ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the main read, and near Hebron Church,
about four mics South West Of S,taunton, atjon
ing The land of Capt. David Sterfett and others.
This land is Of COED qnaliy-abopt so acres @!
which are cleared and the balance is we'll tim
bered:
TERMS OF sALE-One third Of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
equal annual payments thereafter. The title to
be retained until the whole Of The purchase money
shall be paid, or deed Of trust upon the land to
secure the deferred payments
GEORGE BAYLORJa.
JOHN TRlMBLE,
Ex'ors Of Geo. Baylor, Dec.
February l2.-tds-Spectator copy.
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BY VIRGINIA CON
FERENCE OF UNITED BRETHREN.
yme1NIA DfsTpIoT- L. Rirnal. p. e.

:sDIED IN HARNESS" THE Enquirer
of Friday, announces the death, On Thursday, of
John W. Thompson Of Bottetouri who fell dead
in the House Of Delegates, while addressing the
House On bank bill concerning the town Of Fin
castle.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12

GEN. CASA gentleman III Wash
inoton, whose sources OF information are
known 10 be ''reiiable, :" assures the Phila-
de lphia North American that general
Cass has written letter to the President,
Mr.. Polk, containing substantially a de-
claratlon to the eGpc.; that he, the General,
proposes to return 10 the Senate Of the
United States, aud that should the Legis-
laiure Of Michigan instruct him TO vote for
the Wilmo, Pfoviso, lie will explicitly and
boldly maintain The doctrines Of the Mich
olson letter, and then resign his seat"
This manly and patriotic course is what
we would expect from Gen. Cass, who re-
ceiyed the cordial support of the Demo
cratic party, North and Soulh, planting
himself on the sautary doctrines Of non
interference in his Nicholson letter.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
TFORNIA.

rFzEIE Pacific Mining and Trading Company's
Il superior A | coppered and copper fastened
fast-sailing clipper built ship MARIANA, Cap
tain George $. Lowaes, viii sail from this wharf
at this place on the 22d instant, positively. She
has very superior furnished accommodations for
passengers A few more passengers can be ac-
commodated iiimmediate application be made
'ihe bulk Of GOO barrels more freight can be taken
RANKIN s WHErL0CIE, on the Dock, or to
JOS. PHONES, 203 Main street.
A handsome painted model Of The ship can be
seen at the office Of Rankin s. Whtlock.
Feb l2-2t
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\ HOME ARGUMENT We believe it Is
the Lancaster hsteIhgencer, while com-
mennng upon Gen. Taylor's threat 10
remove all Democrats who have electaon-
eered, that says this good thing:
Well, if,he officer who has properly ex-
ereised the right Of an American citizen,
and sustained the principles he honestly
believed to be esseniialto the welfare OF
his country, by bis talent, is to be removed
as an eiectioneerer, certainly the ogphcan,
who was guilty Of the same offence will
stand no chance whatever Of an appoint
ment. Ifthe principle is correct i'll one
case, ii is equally so in the other.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12

Democratic Meetils e..
THE Democrats Of Augusta are
requested to meet at the Court
House, on Monday, Goth instant, it
being February Court.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12

NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA The fol-
lowing statistics were presented by Joseph
G. Spading, Esq, to the Stockholders of
the Farmers Bank Of Vlrginia. upon the
application Of the town Of Weston, in the
,seounty of Lewis, for Branch at said town.
The annual trade in cattle, horses, hogs,
lumber, merchandise, &C.. in nine counties
Exhibits the annexed result:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12

The play,hing of a child is a doll--the
god of man is dollar.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-12

MASSACHUSETTS o.JUO 1GiiNdlo o,OOO
Rhode Island 4,373 Maryland 10000
Connecticut 5000 Virginia 1860
New lIampshirs go North Carolina 5000
Flew York l5.000j South Carolina II 900
New jersey 1900 Georgia 10000
Pennsylvania 10000 -
Total 402, 1873
In 1880 there were G97 697 slaves, and
40, AGO free persons Of color; in 1900 there
were 1893 041 slaves; III 1910, 1911 364
in 1920, 1 33S .0G4; in 1880, 1900, 031;
and in 1910, 2,427. 355.
The importation slaves has been pro-
hibi,ed by Congress since 1903, and the
increase from 1910 to 1910 which has been
more than double in 20 years, has been
I from natural causes.
On the An day Of July, 1776 slavery ex-
listed in all the American caones. Since
then i, has been abolished in seven Of the
old States, and eight other free States. and
mine slave States have been admitted into
the Union.
These statistics are peculiarly interest
ing at the present jnnculse Of affairs, aak
in fact By no means undeserying of par'icu'
Ter attention, is the statement that at the
declaration Of orr Independence slavery
existed in all the American colonies.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

February s. 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31

Monk OF THE HURRICANE IN KESrucKY.-The
Louisville (Ky.) Dnocyat, OF the 2iih inst gives
The following letter relative to the late hurricane
in that State:-
CLovERpoRr, March II, 18i9.
Last night one OF the most tremendous tornadoss
that ever visited our 81 ction OF country, passed
through the vicinity of Hardinsburg, in this coun-
w. Houses, fences, trees, and everything were
swept down in Its course The house OF Mr. Tho
mas Scott, two miles east OF Hardinsburg, was
blown down to the foundation, and parts OF IL were
found one mile of Mr. Scott and one child were
killed, and Mrs. Scott and Miss Scott are 30 much
bruised and mangled that they are not expected
TO ve all the rest Of the family are more or less
crippled or dreadfully mangled; Also, the house
OF Mr.. Marshall, one mile south of Hardinsburg,
was blown to the ground, and, az arm informed,
not leaving one bnck upon another, and Gripping
every one Of the family. Other houses were
blown down IN lite course, but we have not heard
OF any other deaths. 1t is now only IL O'Clock,
and il 10 twelve miles from this place TO where the
disaster mentioned took place, and we have not
had time to hear what has been done in ITS course
out Of the vicinity Of Hardinsburg.
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NIovemem,s OF nd,vld uaIs.

The following constituted . portion Of yesterdays
arrivals at the,under ned hotels Asroa-0so
II. Howard, North Caroline Bishop Doone, Nsw joy
sey; Judge Howlsxd, Long Island; DR. Ssons. Wasn-
ipaten Hon d. 3. st Johns, Mont'osIlo Hen. :.
wentworth, Illinois; Sc A. vrsnes, os,soni H.
Lawrence, dc. IRvipo HovsE-Hon Mnlsrd Fn.ozs
Woe. President United States; SpreSes, o'S'A'
HowAsp--Fred. Buhl. Mayor Of Detroit
Hon Henry Clay has consented ~ deliver the "a.
drs,s at the Agic aud horticultural FAR 10 Do
held at Cir cinpati, next fs1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31
Hon. william ii. Seward and the TerrltOri-
nj Government for California;
From the National Intslisencer, Msroa 801

HON. W1ll10m HI SeWAt0 anu INC VofFItOrts
nj Government for California;
(From the National InteEigencer, March 80J
WAsHINeroN, March 20, ly49.
GErTLENEN-It has been stated In some quarters
that the Allison letter and the pre-
tended pledges Of &c neral Taylor to leave all questions
OF eesston entirely TO Congress, he We: found per
Walkers amer dmsnt through attached ~ it to
the appropriation bill. The first movement of the fast
nations capital was to give his personal influence
to . measurs the effect Of which was to extend
slavery"
rity, which this statement 10 made bat think 1t
Cue to General TO give to the public the fects
which within my knowledge, relating to the SUBJ
In the morning Of the 3D. Of March (the last day Of
the late session Of Congrsss) General Taylor, Mr..
Clay the present Secretary Of State and Me- Ew
ing Secretary Of the Interior severay called my
attt non to tho necessity Of having some form Of civil
Mt for California s.tsoli.hed before Congress
any plan Whatever ~ expressed any opnon on the
question Of the extension Of slavery wThin the terri
tory. What General Tsy lor did say on the subjsSt
was that he desired to substitute the rule Of av and
order foy the bowie knife and revovsrs repaired to
the Capitol. in company with Mr. Ewing, and there
procured copy Of Mr. walkers smsndwsnt, which
had not before read immediately prepared what
contem plated amendment Of Mr. Walkers amend
me or substitute fer 10. Afterwards found Mr.
Wsbster's proposed smsL dmsnt and discovered that
tereeiy Expressed took Mr. Wsbsters anne ndment and
having shown II to Mr. Ewing, who left the whole sub
jsot 10 my own judgment, Usoea many members 81
the Houss OF and urged ths adoption
Of it Mr. Vinton, Chairman Of the Committee Of
Wars and Mesns, soon informed me that the commit.
tee would report the amendment with some slight
notifications, to which did not object. spent the
residue Of the day in urging the adoption Of the
amendment of the Committee Of Ways and Means
upon members Of tho House When It had been
adopted there returned to tho Senate chamber, and
cxasd myso to procure the assent of the Senate to
the amen dment, and naisted ths6 NO different pro.
vision ought to pass coatinued my efforts until the
Senate decided to disagree to the amendment Of the
Committee iof Ways and Means Of the House. IL ID
well known that the whole design Of goveroment for
California failed by reasen Of that disagreement.
am very respectfully, your humble eervaut
SEWARn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31

The PLURALITY BILL IN MASSACHUSETTS,. Tho
Senate are taking prompt action on this bull Yes
terday il was referred to the Committee of the Ju-
dietary, who reported, without delay, that It ought
not 10 pass.-Bostoa CO~rter, March 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31
ASSEMBLY, March 10.
Prsysrby the Rev. DR.. Sprague.
AEPoRTs.


Mr. BAsLEr reported complete tho bill Increasing tn
Mr. L. w SmIrH, conplste, the bill for the prsssrva-
ron Of game Ia Monroe and other counties.
MT a. hosERrsoH had leave TO oner resolution
providing gold medal for Lieut.. David A. Russell.
Referred
Mr. MowRY offered resolution in relation to the
Geoloeiosl Survey. Laid over under the rule.
Mr., CRoss moved to make the New York Wharfage
bill the special act for Monday next. Agreed to.
Mr. Van ORpEN moved to make the Health Officer
Zee bill the special order for to-day ct IL pollock OBJ
jscted to.
BILLS READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
To amend the act for efectually providing for
common school education in the city Of New York.
Further to amend the act In relation to foreign In.
spIsnes eompsni:: doing business in tn. State.
lLevies tax Of 50 on every $le0 premiums to be
paid to the nremen of the cities and villages OF this
Concerning the salary or compensation Of supsrin-
tendents Of the poor in the cou nty Of Kings.
To provide for the publication Of the Colonial His
tory 9th State.
TO ENLARGE THE POWERS BOARDS OF sUPERvIsoRs.
Mr. w. s. SMITH .tated that he understood that the
friends ana opponents Of the quars ntne bill had had
an informal nm derstaudiDg In regard to compromise
bill and he wished the subject referred to select
mittee. He suggested . committee Of nine ct least
three Of whom should be taken from the city Of New
York
This proposition was objected to.
Mr. VARSuh ssked unanimous consent to introduce
bill to provide for special quarantine at Sandy
Hook. GraAted
when the bill WAS referred to committee on oen.
meroe and navigation. Recess.
From the Albany Argus, March 20.
Senator Little we are happy to state, has returned
to hs seat In tho Senate after protracted and
Illness.
The bill amendatory Of the charter Of the city Of
New York, passed tho two houses yesterday. The
clause submitting the bill to the electors Of the city
for approval rejsction the subject OF dis.
agreement. but was nnally retained.
The Canal Appropriation bills, Of which there
large number, pasied the house yesterday, they
came from the Canal Committee Of that body.
These bills appropriate directly the Of 81
to the epargemen and to Tho two unfinished canals
besdes nearly bali million more, being the sum due
from the general fund to the canal fund for
borrowed account of the former In addition there
appropriations Of the moneys that may remain
unsxpendsd Of former appropriations, at the end Of
the two years.
For tho payment Of the oanal debt falling due In
July, and Of canal damages acoruing prior to June
1886 and to be adjuftet under existing laws provision
10 also made In part by an issue Of stock under the
usual restrictions.
The main provisions Of these bills given in our
report
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The DUST Another parcel of the gold dust re-
ceived BY the Crusader, was entered at the custom
house this forenoon, BY Capt. Phelps. IT. was va
lued at $22,060. The total amount entered thus lar
10 Sl26, l99.-Bostow Journal, Maych 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31

TIE Nrw BosToN POISONING CAsE.-Mr. John
cheney and wife, who were arrested on suspicion
If he,nc concerned in the recent poisoning in the
family Of Mr.. Baisdell, have been discharged,
md In the court room without stain uoon their
Character. The girl Letta Page, or Blaisdell,
confessed that she fabricated the story against
Cheney, and that the note was written by herself
= Ro,tox Irapciiey, March Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31

Political intelligence.
The state election Of Arkansss took place on the
18th inst. No news Of the result has yet been re-
seived.
Z Banks has been elected MAJ or Of Memphis, Ten
nessec.
Hon. Liam Boyd, (dsm 10 Q candidate for rssles-
tion In the Let ConRressonai district Of Kentucky
r. !. Trsbus announces himself q Q native American
candidate for Congress- In the Franklin district Of the
esms State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31

David wilder, b has been elected state Auditor by
the Massachusetts, Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31

SIX thousand chad we're recently caught near Eden
ten, N. O., at single hauling Of Z seine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21
EXCURSION.

The citizens of Elkton and Cecil coun-
ty generally, are respectfully informed that
the Steamboat PORTSMOUTH, Captain
Motif, will make an Excursion to Annap-
Oils, on Wednesday, the lst of August 1919
A full Band of Music will be on board.
Dinner and refreshments to be had on
the boat.
Tickets 80 cents for the round trip, can
be had of the following gentlemen, who
have kindly undertaken to superlntend the
Excursion.
J. ]. Heckart, J. D. Marshbank, ]. l..
Maxwell, J. B. larnall, James Wilson,
Capt. w. L. Rowland, Thomas Krauss,
Peter Atkinson, Lewis 7. Todd, Port De-
post; Jacob Johnson, Elkton; B. NJ. Rey-
nolds, Harrisvile; D. II. Cochrane, Brick
Meeting House; DR.. s. B. Stubs, Rising
Sun; Ro5t. Mccullough, Pleasant Grove;
Jonathan McVey, Battle Swamp.
The boat will leave Port Deposit at ~
O'Clock. July 2l-2w (pd)
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THE FARMERS
ENCYCL OPEDIH.
EDITED BY GouvERNEuR EMERSON.

EDITED BY GoUvERNEuR EMERSON.
lin ONE VOLUME, Royal octave l65 pa
u ges, beautifully bound, containing II fine
plates, besides numerous Wood Cuts Sold It
about one fourth the cost oil the English wor,
without any Plates.
The farmers encyclopedia is real trclsiry
ofpracticul information, within the eXpe'Ience
of a il ages and countries is carefully POSED UP
to the present day, and admirably Arranged Tor
convenient reference. ~ DR.. Darlington
we are fally convinced tina, such an mount
of valuable knowledge farmers can be 'und in
no other work in so cheap and convdent
form. In foct, no Farmer who pretons to be
well in his profession should be witout thls
work. New Genncsee Farmer.
An excellent work, fit 10 be d,strihred in pre-
rnums by Agricultural Societies. J.' Skinner
For Sale at this Office price 81.
Also, by f.. w CARR Third stet opposite
the Exchange, Philadolphia; and n. HlCk-
MAN, Baltimore, Md
IiPAll Orders must 10 accounted by the
CASH. j'y l4-3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21
C0nstabie's Sale.

By virtue OF a writ Of venditioni expo
mas, issued by George II. Joyce, one the
justices Of the Peace of the State Of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county to me direct
ed, will expose to sale al Public Auction,
from the Court House door in Elkton, on
Saturday the 18th day Of August l849, be-
tween 3 and 4 O'Clock P. NJ, for cash, all
the right, title and interest Of Thomas Lo-
gan (of William) and Mary Logan his wife
lii and to all that tract, part OF tract or
parcel OF Land in the seventh election dis
trlct OF Cecil county, within ! miles OF
Cecil Furnace, and Al miles Of Perryville
on the west side OF Principle creek, near
Gillesple's Mill, adjoining lands Of George
p. Whitaker, James Gillespie and others,
and on which William Logan now resides.
And also, ali the right and title OF tie said
Thomas Logan lot Wm.) and Mary Logan
his wife, in and to all tnat tract, part OF a
tract or parcel OF land, on which they the
said Thomas Logan and Mary Logan now
reside. This land is situated i'll the 9th
election district of Cecil county, within p
miles Of Charlestown, Oh the road leading
from Charlestown to Carpenters Point, and
adjoins the lands OF Thomas s. Thomas,
John Owens, William Since and others,
late the property OF the aforesaid Thomas
Logan lot VIM and Mary Logan his wife,
scIzed and taken i'll execution at the suit oil
Samuel S. NIaiilt.
THOMAS THACKERY, Con'st.
Elkton, July ith, DTS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber OF Cecil county hatn obtained
rom the Orphans Court of said county, let
ers OF Administration OH the personal estate
OF James Lawrcnson late of said county.
decd, All persons having claims against the
SAID deceased. are hereby warned TO eXhib~
II the same with the vouchers thereof, duIy
authenticated, on or before The 2Oth day of
April, 1880. they may Otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quesled to make immediate payment TO the
subscriber: Given under my hand this 10Th
day OF June ls49
THos. E. CLAYTON, Admr.
June Is '49-6w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21
july IA

This me licine was prepared by a regular
physcien and is the result of an ex tensiye prac
tce ofscveral years in bilious climale-it is
entirely vegetable preparation and may be Ia
ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate constitution.
The following extract is from the " Fd'ntsi'S
and EmGrant's Hand Book." a valuable work Of
about 500 Pnges recently published by llessrs.
Appleton & Co. New York. In chapter s; page
235. the author in speaking Of Esyer and Asue,
remarks:
"1here is n most admirable medicine sold in
most of the Western cities, which we can con
scientionsy recommend for FEW f,R and AGUE
and other bilious diseases, it is the IN Ola
CHOLAGOGUE, which Is prepared by Or. Os
good of New York who has made the bilious
diserders the West his special stndy. We
are no friend to those medicines usually cal led
patent, but We have had ample opportunity Of
knowing the invaluable effects Of! The Cholagogue
in. Bilious cases"
Extract ola letter from Mcssrs. ScArTEHGoop,
HAvERsTlcK 4 Co, ofPhlladelphia
PnlLApuLPiIIA, I'd mo cath 1872
Dr.. C Osgood:- Respected Friend We
have had occasion TO see the good effects OF thy
medicine in the case ola Young man who had
been troubled with clls a long tnno and could
not get clear of them, but since he commenced
taking bottle of thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATTERGOOD HAEEKSTICK & Co.
Numerous other certificates from men of the
highest responsibility estliying to the great otIl
cacv Of the n adcne can he seen on application
undersigned Il small treatise on tho ''caI
SEES treatment and cure Of Fever and hgue, and
other diseases o. bilious cmales'' may be had
gratis ofany Of the following named Agts.
DR.. Joseph Wallace Elkton, Charles f.. Rob
erts Cecilton, A. w. Davis Havre de Grace,
James Wilson Port Deposit, John II, Clayton
| Church Hill. Goodwin & Gibson Centevll!e,
! George F. Brown, & Ho.' and J Irwin Smith,
are wholesale agents for Baltimore.
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10 Farmers Il Dairy Men,

A nihonv & Enerson's Patent double acting
Ia Rotary ChuIn peculiarly adapted to warm
climates, as 1t produces butter easily from
sweet milk from cream--ln bringing this ct,e
fcctual and simple churn into use, the proprie-
tors, feeling confidence in its capabilities, do not
hesitate to pronounce 1t the best churn ever Vi
tered 10 the public. This churn is on exhibi-
ton.
81 Colren Street, and pa Baltimore Street.
And in order TO convince the nCred lons and
satisfy the curious, at Twelve O'Clock daily
"A CHURNiNG WILL BE MADE,
III, public are invited TO call and examine
the machine, and sec its utility tested. II com
blnes the following val able qualities:
LIST. 1t produces butter IN less time thnn any
other Churn, making 1t and gathering it from
S 1ce' milk III from b to Il minutes, and from
cream in much less time.
I'd. 1t produces more butter from the same
amount OF milk or cream, than the ordinary
method, as 1t does It's work III u moro thorough
and scient fc manner.
Sd. 1t Is the cheap st and most convenient
Churn ever invented involving the true pAiIo-
sophicat principles Of butter making.
4lh New milk, after bning churned, ir sweet
and suitable for family use.
18th. Instead OF eeding the calf with milkdi ,
rect from the COW churned s"eet milk vail IL
swer every purpose. BY this means the butter
is all profit.
We offer it upon the following terms. 1.-THE
Churn does not prove as recommended, il may
he returned and the money will be refunded.
We have constantly Oh hand and for sale five
different sizes, So, 81, Sj,SG, aud &c. capable of
churnng at one time 1874, 3!-2; 5i-2, 10 and >
gallons OF milk or cream.
Exclusive county rights to manufacture and
sell in the StaIe OF Maryland, and also in Mid
die and Western Virginia, tor s.le Oh reasona-
bic terms.
A discount oftwenty five per cent, for cash, is
allowed 10 the trade.
All orders for Churns (post paid) enclosing
the Money, addressed to The subscribers, will bs
promptly attended TO.
s. D. ROWE.
Manufacturers and wholesis dealers in
Broon,s, Brushes, Wooden and Willow Ware,
&c. No 81 Calvert nsar Pratt street Wharf |
and Nosl4 Baltimore Street. l
'.'-.,-f Nd