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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-22
= &25 REWARD.

CNTOLEN from the subscriber, at Nashville Nash
u County North Carolina, Tuesday, the 18th inst.
a Morocco Pocketbook, containng about Two Hundred
and Twenty Five Dollars cash. and bonds dgat IN
dyiduas in Nash county the OF about Fourteen
OF Fifteen Hundfed Dollars among which was bond
vs.. Bennett Huni and Redmon Bum, for about One
Thousand and Five Dollars, dated the 24th April ls4e
about One Hundred and Eighty Dollars dated the 24tl
April IS49, and several other small bonds, the
and dates of which recoIected by WHO calls
himself James W. Elmore and of the following descriI
tion viz about five feet eight inches HIGH of dark
plcxion front teeth bad and has the representation OF
the back of his right left haad with great
many other marks on his arms, and about the elbow
representing Mermaid, d tho Representations OF
Indian squaw, in the of shooog bow on his right
hip we'll ecolIected. The above reward Of Twenty
Five Dollars will be given for his apprehension and
inement in any Jail thathe may be brought to justice.
IrE .lklNCHEN TAYLOR.
l. August 18th, lS49 as 772-@
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MR. oLrNGMAN,s TRTuMpH.

". Clingman had no opposition, aud the ON
vote for him in the First District Is 1891 The
AeVille Messenger, Whig print, thus notices
result. We commend the MessengeE's article
As particular attention and consideration Of the
Sxer: e&s4 : zss5t
Tn POIIrTcAI. DEsnsE.p We take great pleas
10 referring the EayetteEiile 0hsegers Raleigh
lsier and Times, Charlotte Jo0rnals Salisbury
!. Paterson. T.R. Caldwell, J., n. HieksS q. p.
st, and Few moro asFmpafiisers2 of the sssosse
to the Official vote Of this District, for member
congress. Truly the 'ss ippnOrtat Mr. Giagnq'
rsre dead'' sure enough! By their kind treat
Eaad laudations he has been sept back to Con:
= With 6 eight dollars day and roast beef! =
fellow! But seriously, brethren: How do you
- =. Are you now inclined to fitry your hand" at
wishing another Sc sWestern man Yi05S 2Ug4 fdt
nfer .,-sr r.
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In this CITY on the lth ns of painful disease Of
long cohtnuance Mrs. Elizabeth Buffalow, wife of Mr..
John Buffalow, =!
In Grcensborough, on the 18th instant. Mrs Minerva
Bowman, wife Of Drury w. Bowman, and daughter OF
Wilson s. Hill p .a.....
At Stantonsburg, Edgecombe, the l4th instant OF
Consumption the beloved wife of Dr. L. j. Dortch, in
the 9th year of her age. IA 49, sa IJsLs N :
In Craven County, on tho sth instant, Mr.. Davis
Foscue, the 29th of his The deceased was
highly esteemed.ig t,s5iss3i le - tt..E r,
In Cnyen County, on the lsth instant Mr.. Major F.
Ernul, in the 2Sth year Of bis age. ss m ~ .=f.x
In Pittsborough, on the 2sth unio, Mrs, Susannah
Gunter, IN the T1st year of her age. - & So anr -
Recenly, IN Atlanta, Georgia. Mrs Mildred G. Lloyd,
wife of James Lloyd ESQ in the 45th year of her age
The deceasea WAS native of Franklin County, North
In Nash County, On the 18th Of July last, Mrs Nancy
Stone cons0 Of Washington 5toe, aged about 40 years
The deceased.had beeapSos several yean p sxemPary
member of The RsptisE Church. and diedin the
Of hapf She 1eftae children and many
osher fisn1s and aelatives to mourn teir loss -;
On inst at the residence of Mrs. Linn Banks
of Madison County, Va of Scarlet fevef, fe third
year of her age Polly Ann only child of Linn Sanders
of Johnston Gcunty. Nc gsYGR agse 1Ro1Ef y
4. Born in world where flowers of fairess hue ial
y ., i First fade away: - -4JF - !.
Herself a Rose-she lived as Roses do, -
$ But for day. = 5Teerry t7yrese.
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NOTICE.

7 N accordance with resolution passed 81 the Town
Injecting the 9th instant notice ishereby given thai
Polls will be opened the Court House. in this city,
the 9th day of September ehe frst Thursday at 10
o'clock, A NJ, for the purpose of receiving votes for OF
against he.Propositio authorizing the
subscribe $50 shares for the Corporation Of the city Of
Raleigh, in the Stock of the North CafOina Central Rail
Road Company, chartered By the last Gcncf Assembly.
All persons interested requested to meet al the Court
House, Monday the Sd of September II o'clock,
A. NJ, to decide the plan upon which the intention
of the meeting will be best carried out. '13 5'aak
'i@ VIM. DALLAS HAYWOOD. ~ 2
' - -, s's .''s.5 1ef J1'i Iiitendant
s Raleigh, August goth, 1910. .e s't nsss 772=-9ge
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FEVER avn AGUE finally conquered! This disease
has at length met with opponent before which has
had to Weld IN the India Choagogue prepared by Charles
Osgood NJ D. This gentleman resided several years in
an infected district of Michigan making Fever and Ague
its cause effect and cure, his study and from the knowl
edre thus acquired he compounded the above ndfncd
medicine, which has never yet been known to fail.
Numerous certificates from of the highest respec
liability tesying to the great efficacy of his medicine
can be seen on application to the undersigned agent
The above exeelient medicine may be found at w IL
11AMs HAYWOOD, SC Co., Druggists, Raleigh, N, c.
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THE SECOND WASHINGTON"

.
Gen. Taylor, as many of our readers have no doubt
med, is at present on tour through Pennsylrania
other Northern States. He is accompanied by
4 J. H. Clay Mudd, of Washington Convention
aOry, and whole host of Office beggars besides.
Baltmore, says the Argus, he was recei.ed BY
be two or three hundred persons, and he address,
he crowd, says that paper, sword for word : as
lWi: 90
i thank you, citizens of Baltimore. 1t affords me
z-gratihcation, TO meet so goodly a number of
j friends on this occasion. The cholera IS now
;sing around us; and although have sppre-
Eions from the disease, feared that the gather
/ together of crowds Of persons might bring on
disease; and being anxious to keep off the disease
fough don't fear it myself, yet thought It pru-
hto avoid any public demonstration that might
to increase the disease. Here he conyulsively
FPed the raiIing.l On my way North, in pass
a though I'd stop here to night and go along In
morning. Apause.1 On my return, shall be
vy to meet the cftizesss-uf Batim0res and take
Ey of them by the hand as can. Here he rub
bis forehead.] But thought it better to avoid
fging together any crowds on my way, as the dis
might be thereby increased, and should after
Eds reproach myself with being the cause"
hat the above is a correct and literal version of
peech, we can entertain no doubt. Indeed the
lublic, his personal and Confidential organ, gives
y much the same account Of it. That paper
b:
He thanked she people for their reception. 1t
warm, kindly, and cordially extended; and he
10 regret that it was not in his power, at present.
|se more of them. On his return from the North
Promised himself. and his friends a longer stay in
Monumental city. He referred to tie preU0ikng
smic; excitement, he thought, and the cOnsniotto"
age assemblies tended to sickness, and he therefore
ared 10 pursue his journey, as mnch as possible,
quiet and without display. With these brief re-
ks, delivered in his earnest, unaffected manner,
EGeneraI retired within, and the crowd dispersed.
After this burst Of eloquence of course the
pniOr Washington" felt better. He desired to do
ding which would s. tend to sickness" The fact
hOugh he had IS no aPPrehensions from the dis
s himself, - yet he thought " the disease" might
"hung" on by spublic demonstrations " and
&c crowds. That was kind and considerate. 1t
asinly showed little more feeling on bis part
Ahe exhibited ,che1 he sOas turning poor aoidoa0'
One-armed soldiers Ons Of qefee Bnt then Baltl-
be is used to public demonstrations and large
'TdS; and the idea that the assembling Of FIVE OF
thousand persons for an hour or so, on MonuInens
qaIs, would produce 6 the diseases" is enough to
Ge the Baltimore boys shake their sides with
ghter.
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nd LOtteFiGS 1Or AugASt, lSIO.
rs address he Ltekg House Of P1feT q Cd

TIC PlIre OI Iuckaes u III
vertised above. g - Z A@ss+} - 24L&ts - = 81
The Managers Printed Drawings snsssses ey ING
commissioners appointed for this purpose by the GoVera4
or of Maryland, in all sent to eerrespon-
dents. Letters always strongly and carefully seslsd
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom hare
than chances against their drawing in Pack
age any OF the Capital Prizes and one Package may
draw four of the highest Prz1 Two thirds OF the prA
zes sold in Packages OF Tickets. z5sg 4.is.t.
Please order few days before the Lotteries draw
All orders IHneually answered by the return malts
Persons distance from BaltmeFe who wish . for
tune buckIed their backs, will find that it Is only
necessary enclose the price as laid down IN the above
schedne) for Package single Tickets to the truly or
tuuate ar-fancd and old established house of f. -
To. /, Light Street, Baltimore H. y.
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Caces7 jr caj 10 I.
August l. IS49. ..-sa --.a ..la~s si 77e-7l IN,
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The Milton Chronicle accounts for Mr. venable's

reelection by charging the people with Ignorance.
That is just like Federalism Lett triumph, and the
dear conservative people are lauded to the skies
hut let defeat overwhelmn it, in the Fifth District,
and the people at sedown as poor concerns
and as little better than FOOLS We suspect that the
enormous falsehoods of the Chronicle against that
gentleman had no small degree of influence in secur-
inc his reelection That ought to afford some con-
ISOLATION to the Editor. If he cannot inure his enc
mics, he can at least make himself fell among his
friends. s.Good for Caswell,' Whigism! q.
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Pars1c1As's REaEDr. For affections of the lungs

APHrs1cIAN's REaEDY. For affections of the Lungs,
Shortness of breath, &c.
e : Sussex county, N ]. Nov. 8, 1877.
Dr. Seth w. Fowie,-Dear Sir: have been induced,
in consequence of the benefits received from your med
icine to add my testimony in favor of its extraordinary
healing properties. Having been afflicted for several
months with severe lung disease under which la
bored with shorness of breath and great bodily weak
ness was recommended by Physician of Hacketstown
NJ j. to try Dr. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry, which
not only gave me resf butTestcred my failing strength
and Also iSaparted uss and energy 10 my syste
can therefore cheerfu1y recommend to all afflicted with
lung diseases to try the Balsam of Wild Cherry.
-, Respectfully yours.
THEODORE ]. ALLEN.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTs ON the wrapper
For sale, wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh. N. G.. r.al a5a SO
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..-llIIIRnER1IIS ASSAULTS :

HEAVY RElNARDs OEgEs ED 4swmw
gr,HE terrible ongIausa hourly growing more desasA =
III biting IN its character 70 EeespFss o he1n sns d
State and Of Loteres by the Lncky @
Tickets bought 0f efhaS4 5Yab bf9vEs1ssg OF ~
Truly Fortunate and Tar Famed
LOTTERY ANDGEE GEfAAGEj BROKERS' IHz Sss
s YFER & Co StYeet, Won ,i &. bae =
Il assst BA Z TIM OR 3. hI. D. sg slssfls, S d
is the sss6 sf a solemn pledge madeS this HGsse h ~ -
magnaniy self sacrificing interest equal Nt.
Tie Glorious they hays NOT 70 abate one
iot tc, thez laEsars itI tsfant
over the desires Of htIink iall be ferTettea
out Toet and branc the sbodes Of a
fortune deaffs S posses riches asegustls
apanst the ese isg
Ssl9 Read the Testimony 1s7dfs aflia
8.x.FER u CO. T:asRs FOTsE1k 1s1-. '7sr,ss stoS
CHEERING RESULTS AR PYFER 81 CO.'S la4n@
LOOK connEsPoxpExTs -! - N
Every prize sold and paid by fy yfeS, so 10.
E Lady drsgr The highest prize S25 whole iig
$tcket sold young lady in Raleigh North Esroinst
good marriage portion for herf - t9E od
al ooo half ticket cent North CaroGna ii gFiisd
SIS OOo half ticket sent Vfrginia 49s o5 asH9
OeO half ticket sent to- North Carolina 42o aA
$S OO0 half ticket, sent to Virginia. ~, 30
$50 900, Quarter ticket Pennsylvania 74s4
600, quarter ticket South Carolaiad ls e4
$4,000 quarter tickes Ohio. a9l e sfs so73
birs,s5 atsrays M4nageys Official DyutoingS @ sa
Every Prize sold by Kept on file eferbeing Fa1d
inspection of the public. j. 9ece- 2HH ..gt =
Bank Drafts, payable sight hi go reEstcd prompt
~ any part Of the United States feE Prizes soa @ M g
1 Pyfer & Co .@&EAE '@Afh
Ss1H eonanuuuica strsrtlg confidential iLia1
Orders directed 10 "Iox BALTIMORE Posi- Office lss
to hand safely 99hnnt any ether add9ss e@gS
every one who this advertisement test the 7iE
virtue least trial One failure can very little A
harm. .,s.,s,t,l, -tt.,.t' 4.St'1
Aflr0ys address lie Lucky House Of f,We1 9 CO. 20
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The Yankee Blade slurs what it calls T" "ouattie-
buinry' in South Carolina,a Pus the National Era
an abolition paper. Look out, Mr.. BLADE. what
ever may be your disposition, yon must not cut SO
deep, OF the Southern 6 'b'hoys will cut you on,
Easy there. Mr.. ShaEpscissors-yoG may wound
when YOU only design to please.
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Ss25 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from Matthew N. Strickland sometime
IOin November IS47 Negro Man CALv1N, aged about
Thirty years. He is very black negro and about 6Se
feet ten or eleven inches high. he hasne white teeth.
He had been hired about Raleigh years before
as he has wife at Mr.. Towe,s., will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery TO me OF for his
confinement in Raleigh Jail. BRYAN GREEN.
sf e'ls.i4 ..a, ..e,..Tg,s For M n. STRICKEAND.
August 20, tG49s -. 772--tG
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PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.

-PH1LADELpHIA, Aug. I7-2 p. m. The Board of
Health report eight and three deaths OF cholera
foI "a hours ending noon to-day.
New YoRK, Aug. l6.r The Sanitary Committee
of the Board of Health report for the "a hours end
ing noon to-day, 90 new cases of cholera, and 80
deaths. 5-..-. ~ = ri. = - ~.
New YoRK, Aug. II. The Board of Health re-
port sc cases and Al deaths from cholera to-day.
BosToN, Aug. 16. Eighteen deaths by cholera
have occurred here during the "a hours ending noon
to-day. ..1
MONTREAL, Aug. 16. Three deaths by cholera
were reported to-day.
QUEBEc, Aug. 16. During the past twenty-four
hours FIVE deaths by cholera have been reported.
BUFFALO, August 16. For the twenty -four hours
ending noon to-day, 40 cases and deaths BY choi-
era were reported. ...r -
ST.. LOUIS, August II. Our city is very healthy,
and the epidemic has disappeared. Dan Drake Hen
rie, of celebrated memory, died here recently.
New YoRK, August 16--2 p. m. The Board oi
Health report 81 cases and % deaths of cholera for
the "a hours ending at noon to-day. The4arger mum
Der of these were in private practice.
PHILADELPHIA August 1872 p. m. The Board Of
Health report four cases and one death OF cholera
for the "a hours ending at noon TO day. The wealth
er is wet and unfavorable for business. ~'f
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.n,, uI rCTIONS.

'lnn .,. have elected the Governor in len
s DemOs'.ss -. LEGISLATURE, and gained one mem
caOrress. sa In North Carolina and 's MS saso,s.
C0ns in Congress standsas it did Oc'0.e' U.
TPf'IG 1;an. the Democrats have gained two W ~
p ln0i,h ,ha UDiou the following list Of members
I.st and next Congress from NO''"
=. Kentucky, and Tennessee
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A FUNNY AFFAIR. The Woodstock (Va.) Tenth
Legion says that Mr. Richard Miller, the Postma
at Edinburg, has received his walking papers, and
that his successor cannot be found-no such man be-
ing known. s.g:s-l = esss 2, SIS.
This is some of Fitz Wauen's work. This case
is like Ftz himself, when he left Massachusetts to
avoid paying his just debts-with this difference,
that Fitz was well enough '' ksOnOn but could not
be Hfouud by his anxious creditors. -s4.s4
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The value of Real and personal estate in Boston
is Estimated for ls49, at $l74, ,lOe,9Oo 1t was sta
ted, sometime since, that Boston was worth more
than all North Carolina. great mistake. The real
and personal property of North Carolina is worth at
least S3o0eo0 600. Our slaves alone are worth from
ninety to one hundred millions of dollars. '5-
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$4,000 Dollars! l@ai
OK A0N G1O SAA

b. VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY ss@ =
For the 6ereft of MonongaEa. 1deadsmy. -, =,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, on Saturday
August 25th, -I849. -
Il Prize of $55 900! do of &35 900 Il Of os000 =
:, do of SlI $3.50! do. of $1,000 4 do 500ols
a.. stF4 4 do, $3, 900! do. 1000 ,yas-tss ss.,-
/ q 200 do. lowest No. Prises) $500! &c ~ ~
&c. &c. &c. ~ aarzse ...
Tickets only 8 Is O0-Halves 81 5O-Quartcrs SO Is
Eighths 81 ,S7i. =,s-g1 z hs3s i..st.
Certificates of Packages of rs Whole Tickets $aGo CO.
& do. do. of 25 Half do 100, co
i do. do. of IS Quarter do. so 90
do do. Of 25 Eighth do. 25 90
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Orders for Tickets and and Certificates Of Pack
ages in the plendI Lotteries will receive the
prompt atetion and official account of each DRAWN
sent Immediately after it all who order from
Address J. & G.. MAURY, - "a.
-, Agents for j. w. MAUnr, & CO., Managers, K
=. &. Alexandria, Virginia. ..f..-
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A City friend has left for inspection at our Office,
mammoth Cucumber, one foot and a half in length,
eleven riches in circumference, and weighing four
and a half pounds. lis matured, and Of the t'iong
ufeen species. Has this vegetable ever been beat
en- in shis SECTION =. ri p
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-VH:M. G. NOBLE. takes this meens 20 inform MD
w friends in North Caroline, that he continues yith
hese ks -Eeul2 b9 Pleased 20 thoee &ha sisff o.
City, and to shox diem hundsoe, ftera and vel Sc.
ieetsds Stock. fsll5L 81 jsE a n bsf,is-era ~ y
, II those who da on, ht send their ogiefS
Gey shall meet Sith prompt and faithful atteutioe -
August I6th,g tS49. g5aao1 rs@4fasz la772--4t Ess
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CsxcsGrA RAIL RoAD SrocK. The Chfonicle ana
sentinel of Thursday SAYS g Three huHdred shares
of this stock were sold yesterday at eghyfhye doh
lars Der share, and we understand the demand was
not supplied" .sg2ssn - ,es9ssss,1Ss,
The Sentinel of Saturday says g We Learn that
sale of this stock was made yesterday at Nnsty Dol
Lrs per share for the new stock which is equivalent
to one hundred and thrtJtwo dollars and fifty cents
for the old stcck:" = r .g4sssi
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HOUND IN 1he streets Of Raleigh. week tof Tt@o
since, gold pencil head. The owner can have the
same, by applying al this Office ol a's @ t5is2afs
August 90, 1919, = - '.t a. . TTe-2t 'ssa
'1atss'Ss.sf'Af F-<'t II = s35ss5
t&IrE. .eaSI .srs 's9s1E ats.tf,is4F
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GRAND AND SPLENDID LOTTERIES

r.. j. - FOR AUGUST, 1919: <,1 e 3
j. w. MAURY. a. Go. EIanagers. Is
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.ss!otf'A Es'uss'z = e-ss'8s3 ,aIsHrz sIs9s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-03-31
HIGHLY IMPORTANT and Inter

csting 10 ALI. Read the opinions of MEM
bers Of Congress und Elk Governors in regard to
the best preparation used for Dyspepsia, Asthma
and Debility. From S. S. Phelps and w. Up
ham G {. " ranoat, J. +. Simmons and l.. II. Ar.
mold nf Il. !. J. 7. Norehead Of kentucky,
VIM. Woodbridge Of Michigan, NJ. l.. Martin
from Wisconsin Territory, "I}nYinc used Greens
Orucenated BIieTs, and from knowledge Of their
eiiacacy IN other cases, we cheerftiv recommend
them to the public, relieving that they viii full.
" sustain the accommodation Of the Proprs-
tor"
From Hon. II. y. Foster Of Pennsylvania, II
was d. sprp,ic sufferer about ten years, md re-
sorted to various medicines for raGrf without
success, u,i! used the Cxygsnated Bitter.
used about two bottles ana find mvrr.f' restored
TO perfect health. The forms oi LIE di'aa-e in
my case were g,ent acicti,y Of Stomach, los. OF
appetite, extreme flatuicnce, severe ccnst;pot'se
Of The bowels and severe headache" 1fyou are
suffering from any Of these forms Of Dyspepsia
Or Asthma attended with arrangement o. tho
stomach or general debility, don't fail to try ths
invaluable REMEDY There is no better meh-
cine for female. suffering from Uterine dcrange
ments arising from wea knes. or nervous debil-
iiy. Price 100 PER bottle, bottles ior 100
Green & Fletcher general sg's, No Ledger
Baldmg, South Sd at. Philadelphia. Sold
wi.oIesaie and Retail by Jane, Wilson, Drug
gist, Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March 3, IA.
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JAIL YARD WALL.

PROPOSALS for building a new wall
around the yard of Cecil county jail, will
be received and considered bv the Com.
missioaers of said county, at their meet
ing on the Bird day Of April next The
wall is to be butt as ioilowe 3ft. foun.
dation, Is #. high above ground. cit thick
at base and iSin. at top; 10 #. including
foundation. to be new Port Deposit stone
of good size; the balance to be built oil
the best stone OF the old wall; to be GOV.
cred with coping stone % inches wide
one side to he p!astered, the other sides
dashed. Proposals to be in writing and
addressed TO the Commissioners of Ceci
county. on or before said day.
By order.
P. C. RICKETTS, Cl'k.
March II, 40.
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CORN DRILLS.

The following certificate has been handed to
the subscriber in favour of the use of his mprov-
ed Corn Drill.
We the undersigned respectfully recommend
TO farmers Marshall J. Hunts Corn Drill, We
have ia practical experience in the use Of them,
and have no hesitation in pronouncing it the
best Machine we have seen in use. 1t is a great
Swing of labor, as practical farmers, we believe
there can he more corn raised on the same ground
planted with Drill than any other way, W c
have ever tried, and would recommend all far
mers to give it a trial Cecil county January
10, lSi9
Kirk Brown, VIM. Mccullough,
John Lincoln, David C. Parker,
John Mccullough William PIERCE.
John Kirk, John r. Richards,
Edwia Haines, Stephen Richards.
! would respectfully inform all farmers thai,
have Oh hand, and for SALE a quantity Of the
above recommended Corn Drills.
Rising Sun, &c c,l county Maryland.
MARSHALL J. HUNT.
March 8, 40.
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This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county ha,h obtained
from the Orphans Court of sail county, lei
tiers administration on the personal estate
of John Barwck, late Of said county,
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned to cxhib~
i, lie same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 26h day of
January. 1880, they may Otherwise, by law
be eXcuded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re
cnested to mako immediate payment TO the
subscriber Given under my hand this 24lh
day of February 1919
WILLIAM HUDSON, Admir-.
February 24th 40.
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FUEsF.EC VENDUE.

Will be sold at the late residence of
Sam'l Garrett decd. on Wednesday the
26th inst, the following property to wit:
horses, mich cows, young cattle shoats,
farming utensils, l two horse Wagon,
dearbourn. oat, by the bushel, wheat in
the ground, hay by the ton. Beds and
bedding. l wardrobe, Mahogany dining
table, l breakfast do, chairs, stoves, vim
egar by the Dbl. large copper kettle.
with a variety of household and kitchen
furniture.
TERMS.-The terms of sale will be
all sums under ten dollars cash. for all
sums exceeding ten dollars credit OF
four months will be given, with interest
from the day of sale and notes with good
and sufficient security to be taken. Sale
to commence at nine o'clock A. M. on
said dav, when attendance will be given
by MARY ANN GARRETT Adm'trx.
For Ren,.-The Cotton Factory, known
as "Garretts' Factory" will, machinery
in running order, is offered for rent. APP.
ply on the premises to
MARY ANN GARRETT, Adm'trx.
of SAMUEL GARRETT, decd.
March II, '49.