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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20
y'ae .EEe~cA&sss Ytsi?oyissS

Y'ae eEEerCAGasg Y'yi?OTSaS
WILL be continued as usual, under the superin-
tepience Of Y. r PErusox and H. S. KELLY in
the rear Of he store formerly occupied by V. r
Pcirson, Agent, who has just returned from the
North with splendid assortment of goods in the
above line, embracing every article kept 10 es-
Enlistment Of the kind, which will be made ~ to
order in style that cannot fail to please the most
fas;idous.
The fincy department embraces all the new and
elegant patterns and most desirable styles Fancy
silk and Satin Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves,
Hantkerchicfs. Shirts. Bosoms, Collars, &c.
In addition TO the above, variety Of ready made
clothing, manufactured by Of the most fash
onable New York Taiog< which viii be sold at
aS low prices as can be found in either Of The At
iaOtc Giles
For The liberal share Of patronage which has
been extended to this establishment for many
years, we return our unleigned thanks, and prom
Use that no efforts on our par; will be spared 70
serve our customers as favorable circumstan-
cas- will adnis Y. Il. PERSON,
Agent 70. Sxrn HoAaD.
April 5, I849--t30.ly
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.NOTFGE.

THE undersigned have formed co-parnefs
ship under the firm of
CASHSEELL BLOSSOM.
Commission business.
Any business entrusted to us viii have oar
prompt attention.
D. CASHWELL,
JOS. r.. BLOSSOM.
Wilmington, April 9th, lS49.-f30-2m
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MRS. PERSON having associated with her
Mrs MooaE, of the city Of New ork III the Mil
hnerv business will. on Thursday next. at The
store formerly occupied By Mr.. Seth Hoard, or
Front street, open large assortment Of Ladies
l}aunets, Silks Ribbons. Flowers. Canes Collars
&c &c. Of the latest styles and patterns. 10 which
thew invite the attention OF The Ladies of The city
of Wilmington and vicinity ali Of which, for
cheapness and elegance, cannot be surpassed AS
the undersigned intends 10 make this establishment
permanent, the Ladies Of this city and vicinity
may rely that they vii! at all times find fall as
.orttnen. Of all articles in the Millinery line, coz
forming with the fashions Of the season.
v. r. PERSON.
Agent fer SGra HoARD.
april 5. ls4s-E30-ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

arrival Of Emfgrants at Netc Tor5 The
total arrivals of Emigrants at New York du
ring the first three months of the preceding
1.oor ,Y-oro &c f,,lIo,-c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

The heir Of The earldom Of Angns, title of
the Douglass family, has been discovered TO
he an old gardener at CaRetown, who calls
himself Dalgiesh. The queen means to give
him tho earldom, and lis income Of $50, 900 d
year.
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'0falS 15.327 26.7lS

Showing an increase in the arrivals during
these three months of no less than seventy
five per cent: and that TOO during the mostln
clement period of the year
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

Manufacture Of Cold We have read that
Boyle once very nearly succeeded in making
gold; that he showed the experiment to Sir
Isaac Newton, when both became frightened
and threw away the ingredients. A gentleman
communicates to the editor of the Mining
aJournal, that having experimental some ten
wears ago on the strit!6catlon OF the earth and
the formation of mineral dPposites, he believes
with truthful resulls, he turned mp one of his
old experiments accidentally few DAYS ago,
when he found, rnnning in kind of spiral
string through one part, small quantity of
gold. n gold was used in the experiment,
and the conclusion arrived at is that ii had
been formed from some of the other subStan'
ces. This. however, Is nothing to what is
asserted by an iron-founder of this town. This
gentleman must have uIscoverd The true
philosophers's stope, which so many sages Of
the olden time spent sheir lives in irving 10
obtain. He declares that he has found out q
process by which he can change any quantity
of iron into gold. Before three months are
over, he says we shall hear more OF this mar,
vel. He promises to produce gold IN tons-ir
short in any quantity .-LiUerpo05 -Alb'on.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-04-20

Norg-River i.nmbar, Tar and Turpent!ne are al
,vavs sold in the wacr and ere aec to the expense
OF landing inspection, coonerage, &c sey on lumber
STE TO 81 per tar T3Tpe tae about ioc per Dbl
Fordry virgin mixed tGrpcntiae deduction Is nude
according To quality.
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FOR SALE.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS. one on Fosrth
and Nun Streets, now occupied by MIR. D. NJ.
Foytes
ALso-Two halflots, on or near the Dry Pond,
adjoining Mr.. John Griffitt's residence
One house and half LOT OH Market Street. con-
sinued.
Also, 1000 bushels Rough Rice, now stored in
Hall & Potter's Mill. MILES GOsTIN.
April 20, ls49-[32-t
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LIST or LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office at Whining
ton, N. G., 3lst March, ls49.
Those whose names appear on this List will
please ask for advertised Letters.
= ron ~ nAN1,I IIcKSnN p NJ
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For Sale

A HOUSE and LOT. on North side Of Mar
ket street. and three streets above Boundary. The
House is new, and contains six comfortable rooms.
There is also Kitchen and other honses on the
Lot The Lot is 66 feet by l65. Possession
: 80. c. c. MORSE,
February e laSs-ts2-tf
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March Esd, 1919.

March Esd, Is49.
F. & Pg~ouIa avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity respectfully to solicit continuance of the
pubic patronage 50 uaiformly and liberallY be-
slowed upon the former firm, and pledge tkeH-
selves that 70 effort upon their par, shall be
wanting to give entire satisfaction iueyey depart
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TO all whom it may eoncern

TO all whom Il may e0nCcfn
Persons indebted 10 DR.. JoHS r. HA~ rs. will
find their notes and accounts in my hands an
early payment of them will sase COSTS Persons
having claims aginst DR.. HAYES will preseas
them to me for settlement
THOS. D. MEARES!
April 6, lS43.-I30-f
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SIT & asg or ngoRgg~rARcGxw i.
NEw-HANoYrp CorsrY.

NEw-HANoyEg CocsTY,
Count Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
March Term, 1919.
! Original Altachment-Le-
Ernst Gsimne, wed upon lot Of Crockery
Ware, Leokiog Glasses
vs.. >sone remuants of Cloth and
a!ico, dozen Caps do
Christian Grimme. zrn pair of Boots, | dozen
] Riddles, &c.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant, Christian Gimme. so a5sconls
or concea!s himself that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served upon him on motion.
ii is ordered. tha! pup ication be made in the Viii
mington Journal for six weeks, notifying said &C.
PENDANT shat unless he appear at the next term Of
this Court, 10 be holden at the Courthouse in
the town cf Wilmington, on The secoEd Monday
ia June next and repegy said pro serty, the same
will be condemned and sold to satisfy plaintiff IS
claim Taste,
+. Ii. MARSTELLER, Clerk.
april ID, la49--L3i.6t Printers fee 81 50.
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"By wisdom IS an mouse 0",It' and 0y
understanding it is established, and BY knosi-
edge shall the chambers he filled with all
precious and pleasant riches."-Provarbs,
gath c. Sd
81 congratulate my felIow-citigenS on the
high state of prosperity TO which Divine Pro-
whence has conducted our Commemorative
IL Wor,s Inaugural Address
Thus, at the close ofthe four years dem<-ra-
tic rule of Mr.. Polk, we have the Scriptures
fulfilled and the fact acknowIedged.--Lo2s.
Dem
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ERR SALE

10000 ACRES or LAND, living on the East
Of Wilmington, r. G., beginning 3 miles from
Wilmington, and lying on b7th sides Of the New
bern Road. Apply to J. A. SANDERS.
April 20. ls4Q-[32-6t
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ST. gARy's ScHoOTs, Raleigh, n. C.
TRINITY SCHOOL.
S MALES West oT Raleigh
Right Rev. j. 3. Ives. D. D. Tisiter.
THE Summer Term Of these schools will
commence on Wednesday. the 9Th june.
A puuctuaI attendance Of the pupils is reques-
ted. For circulars. containing full information as
TO eruls &c. apply to the subscriber.
ALBERT SMRDES,
Rector Of St. Mays School.
Raleigh, April IL, le49.-f32-3m
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-=--s---= ----
ICE.=..-ICE.

EaSHE SUBSCRIBERS have in store 2S2
n tons OF zee, and viii receive edeiitI"nal sup
plies through the season, from the fresh ponds OF
Boston.
Our ICE HOUSE is open every morning.
from sun rst. ill breakfast bcring Ice will al
So be retailed from Shaw's Drug Store, at all
hours of the day. Citizens can pfoc1re i at any
hour OF the night, lin case Of sickness by calling
on Mr. Shaw, at his house, on Seeotd.slreei,
few doors from Market-street.
We solicit orders from our friends N the coun-
try. Ice will be carefully packed aud promptly
forwarded.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope again to
SHAW r REPfT0N.
April 18th, 1919. tlsct
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Tie Pirate Moors-The English govern
nent demands Of Morocco $4,000 as indem-
nifty for All English subject who has been ILL.,
treated; $4,000 for each Of the persons who
were wounded in The capture Of the brig Three
Sisters, taken near Gibraltar; $4,000 for the
families of those who were killed, and full
compensation for the losses sustained by The
owner and fipiaht,r of the vessel. making in
all 500. 900. The Moors the Riff will have
to pay S20. coo, and are to chastise the pirates
to the satisfaction of the commander of the
Sidon. who is charged with the settlement OF
this aftir.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

: I
The subscribers having purchased The entire
establishment Of he Wilmington Journal, have
this day associated themselves in the pnblica-
ton Of the said paper, and in the Printing hpsi-
ness generally. under the name and style of the
arm Of FUIroS & PgIcE.
JAMES FULTON,
A. L. PRICE.
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Bv order Of The Society.

G. G. KENNEDY. Sec. 4 Trees.
MRg. J. 4. TAYLOR, ,....,.s,o
Mas. W B. MHAREs, 10'' ~''' 10''0'
Wilmington, Apr! lolh, l849.
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NEW MEXICO.

Gen. Lane, in letter from Santa Fe to the
Indiana Sentinel, speaks of the country as
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MILElEN cry.

April 5, IS49--.30.ly
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY

April 20, ls49.-[32-It
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-15
ELKT N ACADEMY,

The rustee Of the Elkto, AGA 'pmv
respectfully nu c. 10 the public tha
tn, duiir- OF hs lnltutio will b.l s,1
md on Mo Jay next the 3 d OF Spptem
The | urse IF instruction und"r the
r'ncipal Mr.. JOHN A. GET Y. will
an extensive cha .acter; embracing
elementary branches, as we'll as those
winch are comprised H. a regular cole
late eduratlon
From the numerous tes imonials sub
mltted by Mr.. Getty, all OF wh.4 ca cur
m representing hl as al Instructor Of a
Str Tor order, the r,lstpps will select
for reference in this notice, those only
OF Joseph Henry. Esq. LII. d., Secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institute, w ashlngton
City; Rev Dr.. Wylip, ,ire-Provost OF
the unive'sit Of Pennsylvania. phila-
delphia; Rev. DR.. Humphreys. and Revr
DR.. Canahan, President o. princeto C o
lege, N. J. Professor Mclean Of thi
College, in one of his communications
says: Some OF the b-st prepared sstuS
he'ts who entered the junio class at
Princeton, were educated b, MI. Getty
TIE Principal is also authorize 10 refcs
to several distinguished members of tie
u. >. Senate Mr. Getty testimonial
are op'n to ali VINO de>ie TO rnsgec
them.
The Female depa tment, under the su-
ppr'islon Of the Principal, will be con-
ducte' by Miss. CYNTHIA SNIrH who
has been recently an assistant teacher n
the "Iroy Female Seminary" under that
DISTINGUISHED and accomplished scholar,
Nrs. EN- MA WILLARD and who brings
rom that lady letters Of the very highest
character.
In addition t. The usual branches Of an
Acad"mlcal educa'ion, including krowI
edge OF the French and German Ian
guages, Mis- smth will give instruction
in the construct on Of Maps, in Drawing
and Parting an also in Vocal and IN
strnmental Music.
The Trustees, therefore, take great
pleasure in recommending this ln>tl u
ton to the public, with az assurance that
under It's present organization, all tn"
branches OF Subsa ytiaI as well as lib
era' and accomplished education may be
acquired therein.
By order of the Board,
+. A. ELLIS, Sec'ty.
Elkton, Sept. 49-tf.
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Ready Made Clothing

Persons in want of Ready Made Clothing, arc
particularly invited to Call and examine our
STOCK before Purchasing elsewhere, as We man
ASillo 'ADLE ! Nv I1l.Nd.
And our assortment o! that article is at all times
dusrmnul Of nroc,,rin,, an article NJ n nm I,v
vlicl, rnnnni h.. n;,,,,urd in anv ,,her Clnin;n,,
Establishment in the City.
we nave Oh hahd and are constantly Manu-
occurring
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
From In, host m,t,ri,rs in Tho most op,rovcd
ST. I,s far fail and ,y,u,.r wear consi,t,uy nj
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Mrs. Arallinta Foar

4 EaPEClf ULLf ANNOUNCES to the Ladies'
-kG Vi hikton aud vicinity. thai she has re-
TUNED from fniaueipn with IL hartsomr as
sorlnent III rnier Millinery, cousi STING N part
OF plan ana semi vrlvets lig d, PLAN ana strip
ed satin ami SIih rlaDuls, icathu,s and flowers
Oolh Anencun and French Her assortment OF
goods re mucn han"s"ner than size has been
a"'e to offer 10 the nunIIc Tor some time. Very
thankful Tor past iavors size acknuW res her
sell ready 10 attend To the ladies at any time
with neatness and good 'asle. Nov 5-5w.
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Postponed Trustees SAFE,

BY virtue OF a decree Of the High Court
of Chancery Of Maryland, the undersirn-
ed as Trustee, will expose to sale at the
Store House OF J. 8. G.. p. Whitaker, at
Prnci Pic Furnace, on SATURDAY, the
Goth Of Dcccn5cr inst, at , O'Clock p. VI,
all that Farm or Tract Of Land whereof
David Cunningham died sliced, and where
on he resided at the time of his death, sit
uated in Cecil county. raryanl, adjoin-
lands of & G.. p. " litaAcr, w. s. J..
HcMn'en, john birmingham and others,
containing
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue of three writs Of Fieri Facias
to me directed, at the suits of E. d. Nc
Clenahan, James Whitelock, and Purnel
x Cameron, | have seized and taken INTO
execution, all the right, title, interest
claim and estate of Geoege Stebbins, both
at law and in equity, to tract or parcel
OF Land, containing Twenty-tour Acres,
more or less, with the Improvements
thereon, where Joseph Ste5bing now re-
sides, and adjoining the lands of Robert
Montgomery Madison Rowland, and 9th
rrs; And | herciy rive notice, that on
81 'CRDAY, the 18th Day of Deceu'er
next, at 3 o'clock, at the Hotel of iona
Than NcFey, Battle Swamp: will offer
the sal | property at Pu5lic Sale, to the
highest bidder for Cash, 10 satisfy said
wfts OF fi"ri facias. j. {. WATERS,
Nov. 24th, 49-ts U.62D Const.
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NHt!Ce

Came IA" suhs r,hcI ~ i stray, trcspassirg
;'pon ms enclosures, small Dun Narc about
20 year old. 10 hands high, with white spot
in cr forehead and white feet, siod all r ,uud
and has worked in ga,rs . he owner of the
ahov" d's'rli"d mare is '"qncs ed to Prove prop
ecty, pay char4,sauu take her away.
Dec. l5--3w HOLD HARGRt AYES
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vuNlic Sale
OK Dry G "ods, Ready-made
Clothing. &c,

The undersigned hr ng about to leave
The place, W Il sell at p bile Sale al his
store in Port Nrposj,, on SA TRDAY
neX', the 22u' ms, his wholr took OF
Goo 3, CON Ising of a select assortment
OF Dry Goods ',d R"a Y Madr flo'hing
OF all descriptions: also a general assert
meat OF Shoes, aud Caps, and a quantity
of J'welr,, &c. sc. re will sill wl'h-
ont reserve TO the highest bidder for
cash.
Sale to commence al 10 O'Clock N the
morning, and continue until 10 clock
at night.
WILLIAM SAkS.
Port Deposit Dec IS 40.
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7 \ = -. = IT =. w = =
mcr21s t,ir,-,rs r., ,h,. ,.,. p....t.,,...
lion. s,onrt ,onyiucc ,Io,. ..,,,.',
wno tall, o'fil,rs that ,,o s,.'I. y..,... 81.
or Inns irrn ',''', 1
gus led Aslronimrr and hqt 'oI,.rr C.E
BACK dgr,ng his ,.ymo,,c,.ce 81 n,.r., n.,,,
pra century DO y,,, t.,,i ,,ro,.s,i|,
then why can ,,, ,,n.,. ,,,,,,,,,t, t,., ,ru,r.
Of d, =. ca, T'' o., Daa'c' Nr"s Of J'c"..
eno0gh to iolb, li.at m a NAV e bora wi.
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Richard f'ristow, \
James W, Rutter s
Richard Roach :
Jos S Wlngate, "a
Dec. s 40 3w
/ ar. rH'r.s Poin Els ing Share I,
Fer R n

t.NOh rae SPAIN : of 1850 The , b We
Ii named t"rrs i lttvi NJ Cecil Co Nj.
on tie W ters 4. tue By lnI Nortn E,s aver,
are Tor reuf.
y y. iar entir. hrpen,ris Point prop rty
embracing ABOUT 6jJ acres fIini with The fish
ing shores Is irr sale Proposals IRE invited
by J. iiUNARU MclIENRY.
Dee. S-iw. Baltimore Md.
IN GHANCERY, 9th Dec. 1919.
Ordered, that HE sale made and report
ed by Alexander E,,1,, Trustee for the
sale OF the Real Estate OF Thomas eho!m,
be ratified ard confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof he shewn, on or be-
fore the 9th day Of February next, pro-
vidrd copy of this order be inserted in
some paper published in Elkton, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
pa day OF January next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be S3OS. True copy. Test.
LOUIS ASSAWAY,
DEC S-3W Reg. cur. can.
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100 Acres.

more or less. about hall OF which is in val
=: f "a VA De WOOD dad timber, and
S$.3ss..3t the residue araljr. Fh" ara le
ST I@@ land is in d tp'cra ic state OF cuI-
--,1li-e-- tiylti,l, and with me llcijtirS OF
procuring lime and plilcr manurrS. from
the CheslpcaAr Bay and Tide Water Ca
nal, might be put in a high state of cult-
walton at a snail expense.
The improvements on this property are
a contorta lie log HOUSE, 49,
log barn. corn house, spring gl:.;,s.
house, SC. There is also an .EMay$ liz
orchard of young apple trees A-4zssss'assss-a'
OF choice fruit now in full bearing.
This farm is located in very healthy
and rapidly improving section Of tie coun-
try. Persons wishing to purchase are in
vitrd to view it.
1t lies on Principle Creek about "a
mules from navigaolr water, and the Phil.
& Bait Rail Road, al Principle Furnace.
THE Terms Of Sale, are one third of
the purchase money in Cash, on the day
Of sale, and the balance in two equal in
stalments at four and eight months from
day OF sale; the credit payments to bear
interest an be secured by bonds OF pur-
chaser with approved security, or the
whole Of the purchase money in cash at
the option OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM DENNISON,
Dc. 8, '49-ts Trustee.
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NEW GOODS,
FALL d W N FER.

ENHE Subscriber has completed his stock
l. OF SEASONABLE GOODS, and is
now exhibiting great variety of Ladies'
ana uehtlemcns' Wear. Thankful for pas
iavorS, he respectfully solicits continr'
ance OF the same, by inviting the public
to call and eXaminehis stock.
OCT u. BENZ. +. MAY.
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e. HICKS JONES.
DEALER Il MANUFACTURER OF
Willow and Wooden Ware.

Importer Of Frmch Bayhcis, Lo0king Glasses
md Fancy Goats.
No. IS North See ond Street,
Re'wern Market and Arch SITS, under J. Sid
ney Jones Carpet Warehouse, 70 doors beuw
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
q as on hand and is constantly recervirra
Il large and extensive assortment Of Cotuas
Brushes, Fancy Goods OF ever, desrriptiuu
C'"" numerous Ia m"nlion) Looking Glasses OF
fl'l and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs. &c,
BROOMs-
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country Bronms
Window t;l,nds, Floor Mats, 7 nbs, Buckets
Churns, Was,hoards-- in fact, Wooden and
wi low Ware ofcvcry descrpt,o all Of wnir!,
VIII b" sold low Tor CASH or Cry ACCEPTANCE.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and trouble by Hing and examining my sto k
before purchasing
\ Is Looking Glasses. are Insured aa,,usi
Brenknge to all pats OF the Union, without cx
ia charge.
Aug. 70 'l9-3n.
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Houses 70. Sale.

The subscriber offers at private Sale
the following Houses: the two Brcs
DWELLINGS at tie corner of Vain d
Church streets: the trame houses on Mann
Street occupied by James Woodford and
thos. w. Simmons: the frame Store
House on 'he corn r OF Main and Beau
Sts. with about G5it front on Beau st ,
and his fran" house on Vain street near
Bridge street
FRANCIS 3. GOTTIER.
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Two Farms for Rent.

The farm now ocCupien by Elias &
" llliam Rhoads contain Z about 800
acres. Ais The tarin now oCcUplrd y
Isaac houchel containing about 800 acres
both OH Bohemia Manor. Leases for 4
years VIII be gwen good Tenants.
GEORGE ". OLDHAM.
Elkton Oct, l3 40.
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BALTIMORE MARKEr.-Flour $4.S7b a
$4.75; wheat % 100; old corn SO 81
cts. new 40 so for white, so 50 for
yellow; Oats % a 81 cts.
WILMINGTON MARKEr
Dec 10. 1919.
heat Flour (rom store) . 23u $50
Wheat jprime) 10
New Wheat los
Oats from wagons %
Corn, from wagons 81
Corn Meal, per buShel: 70
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Tea cher Wanted.

At the Union School Hons, three
miles below North East Cecil Co.,
where good School may be had-Testi-
monlal' as to competency and character
are rruGirrd
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AE ERiNOES a large assortment o fCI
I'VE man and Frenci, Merinoes Tor stlcl by
OF. BROWN 4 MclN rkE,
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Francis B. Crookshn In thanccry
VS. Q 40 euber
George Turner Jr. Goth ls4o.
and others
Ordered that the sale made and r"por-
ted by John &. Groome Trustee for The
sale of the Real Estate in the above cause
mentioned be ratified and confirmed IN
less cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the Goth day OF JAM
uary next provided q copy of this order
b. inserted in some new paper published
in the state OF Maryland once IN elch
Of three successive weeks before the 10Th
day Of January next.
The Report ates the amount OF sales
to be $2392,S99.
True copy Test
LOUIS GASSAWAH,
Reg Cur. Can.
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In u" cas-" Of h" sal" % BY ~" Orphans
Mercer, deceased. 1919
Ords'sa That the sale % the above mention
ed Real Es'at" made and reported his dav Nv
Sarah Mercer and G'n'gr E,v"nSon. executors
Of George Mercer decd. nr iirll p! ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
sh"wn on or hetolr the eth dav oft is ure sent
month at Drceniter, PROVIDED copy Of This or
der b" inserted IN some newspaper published in
MARYLAND, once we * until the SAID eth day
of present Inunth of December.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
$4,000. TEST GEO r. IiowARp Reg.
trn' copy
TEST GEoRGE r. lIuwARn Reg.
Dec. Is. OF wills Tor cell County
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Persons in want of Ready Made Clothing, arc
particularly invited to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as We man
uiacture all qualities o!
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