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NOTICE.

rPHE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore e1-
i listing between Beverley Tucker and John
E. Addison, has been dissolved.
BsvaELEY TUCKER, having located permanently,
in The city OF Washington, will continue TO attend
promptly TO all business before Congress and the
Departments CT The Government as heretofore,
References may be made TO The Sc majors ana
Members Of Congress generally, 10 The S'a'es o'
Virginia and South Carolina.
Washington, June 5, lsl9-3m
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MARINE JOURNAL.
INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION.


ne indeed melancholy truth, that thousands fall
GINS TO Consumption every year from no other cause
nan neglected colds yet We and hundreds, nay thou
,ands who treat such complaints with the greatest In
Inference, and let them run on for weeks, and even
non,hs, without thinking of the danger. AT hrs, you
save what you consider slight cough cold you al
w business pleasure, or enclosures, 10 prevent You
iam giving II any attention; IL then settles upon your
asst YOU become hoarse, have pains in the side or
81 eIpeciorate large quantities of matter, perhaps
xed with blood; difficulty of breathing ensues, aud
men you ind your foolish neglect has brought on
complaint. IT, then, you vaue your life or health,
= warned in time, and don't tribe with your cod or
s. 10 any quack nosIrum 10 you, but Immediate
T. r,reure bottle or two of that famous remedy, Da
yiSTAR'S RALSSN OF WILD CHERRY, which
u-u know 10 be most speedy cure ever known,
. thousands will testify whose lives have been saved
~ II 70, Influenza il Is .Le very best medicine in the
aorli
~ BrwaI. of connterfeits. None genuine unless
med l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
- Por sale by GAYNOR & WOOD aud ALEX.
,TIeR DUAL, only Agents foi Richmond.
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- = - 49,, - p.-,o,,t,.t, 5s.tina,. futi
';roina y KIM h r',-" - ill., rs.-
plctch.. Hc5. Chronic ~nfs :! lie II <"
n letter, s,ali head En'!iF.,.Fs, e.
Pala y a.. haar, , ~ , l,,r Il. ss,s
-. n'. :, ls1 1Sa''' mi o,..asrs ars,o.
nom an ln)dalciou- useoi Mercury iaf'i's
nreg>y EE .o,,',, :, ,n' n'.i,, a.
'so Chrome ,o'..,."'.."' 80 ,'.nt.d AMI ;.
rms ss,,,v,,it Lss been u-.r la>s,.
iaoiisari ri u'A'."n ..,.s u, s.,,.,,, r;9.,.
has alone sustained Fhs nniSuGna'" "s., y re
tay a,.e n, WIN I"f b,s Zen s r..o,. e,a
vzor. The -cofuiors patient cover; VIZ hla'f'
loalnsomr . ni"sr md ne ~ ,,
whole HUNDREDS 81 persons "Hn ply 49,, ,, ~,
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WANTED.

A N additional Female Officer In the Eastern Asylum
n for the Insane. 1T Williamsburg. Applications
and also inquiries the salary and duties OF the OF
fee in question: should be addressed 10 the undesign
ed, up to the 18th OF July next JOHN GAIT,
June 29-cwIw Superintendent and Physician.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE INSANE.
THE Board OF Directors OF the Eastern Asylum fol
i the Insane, at Williamsburg, inform the public
that III this Institution, spacious new building will b,
ready the reception of patients on the LIST day OF Au
pust next June a9-cW4w
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THE RESTORATION OF THE HAIR.
MIR. M. WISE OF Rockingham oess ieave 70
Ihl inform the ci:izens OF Richmond lha' nc
proposes TO restore foil suits OF hsif 10 iaose S"o
bav.. los, that ornament either from disease or
otherwise. The ointment he uses IS entirely
Veeersble preparation, prepared by himself, and
cou.ains no injurious ingredient. To those Who
desire 10 regain their hair he would simply say
give him Trial, and success will be guaranteed
he has never failed in single instance, ~nete
a fair Trial has been given, to restore hne SUI.
OF hair in Ten or fifteen days. Those VINO Apply
10 him personally will be referred 10 geane.nssa Gu
in this city who have had their hair resoIsu ~
him. He may be found al the Exchange Ho'ei'
June 27-c3l
Times. Republican and VIII. will please copy
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

M be paid Tor the ares, Of Thos. Saun.
w ters, who stole from me on Saturday night
asst 300. He is about 20 years OF age, sallow
complexion, tolerably dark, long hair, about four
lee siI inches 10 height dressed 10 black, with a
III! breast. One of the notes stolen was a $50
ho'e on the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, little
patched
The above reward will be paid BY the subscri.
oe' Tor the arrest oil said Saunders, and the re-
urn OF he money.
June 26-cas JOSEPH MARIANA.
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Delaware Lottery, No as, 10 b. drawn July llth
rs No. f4ottery--I4 drawn ballots
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FORTUNES HONE,
FOR THIS WEEK

FOR THIS WEEK
Frday-Maiyand Consolidated, No. 81. 66 Nos, q
drawn. Capitals SIC, 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000,
500, sc. Tickets 81.
Salurday-Grand Consolidated. Class 81. y Nos !, ID
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 1861, 10000, ; Of
5000, 4oof 1000, so Of 500, sc. Tickets SIS
o. Orders Tor tickets, packages certificates Of pack.
ages the above Lotteries or In all Lotteries advcf-
Used by Messrs. u. Paine s TO attended Ia with
promptness, and drawings forwarded 10 all who wish
Iune 15 X. CHALK.
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ENCOURAGING 70 THEpLANTERs OI

ENCOURAGING 10 THE PLANTERS OF
TOBACCO ~ VIRGINIA.
TOBACCO inspected At S-abroos's Warehouse, and
L sold prsra.siy ~ WIN D. Gibson, Produce Com.
mission Merchant:
Crop Of Mr. II DAVIS, cf Cumberland. had-.- Nos
and J, So s.; Mo-, 81 No 80 % No 10, slu, No H.,
s9-a sold 10 Mr. Gas.tr
crop Of Mrs. Mary Pemb-roH. u Gonthlani u
hhfs-lo suntries, hhds n IS IS, to ;Ir cass-, 9
ahds, s. 81, to the same hhds, g 70 " 18th.
erfoOrd lind, Al ct So,
Crop OF Alf " Smrh, u Cumberland, hhds--
NJ ], :; 30 J, 90 jG-5oh sod L. hf Castle
". u. q. returns nj thanks a. those friends Tho
patroni9ri MIN and respectfully tenders his
cc- Planters generally throughout the state Tor
sale OF Tobacco, Wheat and Corn. June 2G-cll
FEMALE c0LLEGlA II INSTITUTE,
IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
'ENHE Fall ieon. III me- mnAIh-, y,i COMMENCE
Wed, esiay, Ius llth, under the direction u tie
following Faculty
Rev John 4 Blackwell \ NJ, President and Professor
Of Mathematics AMI Natural Science.
Rev / cmnsaaw, ", rroiesso. = English and
Classical Lllrri.urr.
Mr 4 Preot, Professor u Mot,u Languages ani Mu-
SIC.
Mrs \ Prrot, Assistant ~ ornamental Ranches
Miss u Hamilton, Assistant 70 Easi'Sli m: Oma
mental Branches.
Miss navls, Assistant Ea-!i-h Branches
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ROANOKE lAVIGaTIDN Cu.PASi.
4 sEMI ANNUAL Dividend II tn pr cent. has
"A Laer DECLARED hv t;ir Roanoke Navigation iomld-
" -; RI "a A IcTNFR
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EXTRA TRAIN BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND THE JUNCTION,

AND THE JUNCTION.
OSAND AFTER THE la JULY
TINE Louisa Railroad Company, having de-
j termined that on and after the Isl july hey
will leave The Junction with their afs Tor Omar.
lo,esville before the mail train from Richmond
can arrive, an extra train will leave me Depot
of the Rit hmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Company daily al 6, A. Nj. returning, will leave
the junction at 81, A. NJ, and arrive in Rch>
moud al III A. M.
THOMAS SHARP,
June 81 Sup'nl oil Transportation.
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N-OTlCE is hereby given that the Faculty OF VIII
y il,m and Mary College will on the End Of July
ssst eject Steward.
The duties Of the Steward will be 10 board such OF
ne Students the Faculty may determine and to pur-
,na,e lue,. He viii be allowed to charge each Of his
-arters 500 session, beginning the LIST o. October
discriminating the ih of July, Tor board exclusive Of
il- lights aud washing, and for hire ol comfortable
~ main room furniture A reasonable sum for wash
r., and also per cenaee on his purchases Of luel,w
u allowed him He Will be further entitled TO large
I'D p-asan, dwelling house. with good out houses and
arden attached, and 10 500 year.
applications should be addressed, post paid 10 the
secretary OF the Faculty, NJ Williamsburg
luar ao-cN
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inn. Fcti-
=. 80 c.rAi 80 sAI.E

IJ- 7 - IL
.,.p ~, NJ i e.,.,r. ale The Farm t,Fon
- I'm n.,.s,,.. ,,ii.s ~! tbs. fo.r,rt, IN
IL, 80. ,l.Y ;.n - Rlstr,ruG T, cp..a;gs 171l
,rtr- IN yph,r i;.t- a,e fru 7ce-s II -Ip"ana1 ~
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al.inr-an! tl" f-ntt. (" mr. .,ii1" 'l' - w
.'s, ,i,t ~, H. lr-, h. sac i:
"if't", ~ vt 80"
cn.us"ii05.
iar lastcYrH -ats 'hsl'' r. Z ..5i. 'L.," 'Fs'".
atasF' 49,, !. ,...,s !, ,.a,-
sthle=. "itt '1rsr -itti~. ~ 'nh - - Z"
rage iinu--, ~. - (" faHs" "sa Rne' 80,
iin5 i,"Gsr Z :: ss.n '-".'.9 ~. -. :
tn' ~ i."s ~ go. II III. 80 "a -.
Their pe' Il -''~t ~ " ff I" X = ~, ~
mr. springs :s'i ota H. h.'.1' ~ "''' :, 49, ~
iifH 2 -"'rf. :. ,''i'a
t.,.,.x ......-@ ~. t.ors ~ Vr--f,. Ha.ssf o..
ani tpoas, va &C.. ]. ilaa' arast - oi-- rom
Ttr!.'g hn.2 ,'-f ~ ~. = -,
NJ Il a.att. .nt Irt'.iy Z" ah5 nc " "ab'.
NJ .ub-srib.1 vtll -r - .soNirg c',Is " ~ t'o
$,fn Ta.s #, asi-f ~ -ss.ny bushes ~ ,t'-''ti
.nr.t 49,, io. ".i' corr cfo' 90 ihr hat iIh'1
81 ION; gary ice tas"'frr "'lA 20 nat .'"p
IT. alsA-- - .t 80 gilrt of rtGS~rs e camrsHe
n.tuir WI tihr rsr5 'h'.'f''s PilSe' si1H sn -
accommodating cfrdi y d-sif'.' ~ WI - = W
tms the stock Farming '.fn-ils' 20 ara ,'
tl- Servants Gp.h i&c I'm inf ~ fsha'teef ~ III
tie preai-.' -, ! n',.A
> S-!oa" :. "''J = = S', 80. :, . A.
l,tmat"o t6s, r,a' i, snasrt ldne'- Gin
- t.i;S EaI .-NtaGiNtA:-st Raies held ~ 80
Clers', Office " Tic superior st1:' ~ ,hanar'' -
ths hiS''h'"''' 4 -. Coffee .T.eutoy. *
*lrho'.s scfut-man decreased pI''n' ~
agaih.i ., !, N.Cfea6y William q
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Tickets S20-snares ia proportion Cefiihcais o
package Gf yvholes saSO-Ihares in proportion
aJ- Orders meet usual prompt attention foi
Tickets in the above any other Lottery, drawing
daily price Of Tics from 81 70 $40 nader nnr ma
nagement, address us, o. =: rfI hCsLL,
AlentfoID. PAINE CO., eichmnhd. V
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AMELIA SPRINGS.

-palS delightful watering place, which has been re
l Gently very extensively improved, now open for
az reception of visitors, and the proprietor hatters
nself that he is fully prepared to accommodate Them
tnr very best style. Il ishardy necessary to allude
Tie quality of the water. its medicinal efficacy has
s.n iuy proved and is considered inferior 10 no MI
zen ~aar in Virginia. Situated a. the Amelia Springs
re ID an open and elevated country, the cool breezes
I saubrious atmosphere render them secure re-
..al not only from The ravages OF Cholera but from
81 o,her cpidemcs The proprietor pledges himself
81 his efforts shall be un,irns give entire saiisdc-
;cn 10 his company.
-ERMS:-s25 per month"; 81 pr. week. 81 % per
a., Children and servants half price; norse per week
s 50; Horse per day rs cents.
IIne 2s-cw6w THOMAS z. WILSON.
RI. Wing and Petersburg Inellis requested TO
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STRAYED,

an the 9Th instant, from the subscriber, young BAY
" MARE MULE. She was last seen near Goodies
s-,3s- IN Chesterfield county, and may be found in
I'sss,rrheld, Amelia Powhatan counties liberal
esard win be paid {" any person who will eDable the
Susr TO get her again. PHILIP 4. JOHNSON.
i, Al Mines Chesterfield County. June 9-cit
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TItAtI' IL 7haFTs 10 pi.pnI.Inn

Virginia Mononsaa Lottery, Class 81, iof 1919, /,
be ifaHn On saturday. July iii rs No lDtl-ry-i
dam ballots
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Sit0ChUi IRON. NAILS AID MACH
.s..pA yl..blr

& u. nr,.t, Niay /. i-ie-n,.s:'
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TO SLAVE OWN ERS.


rs, TO the number of one hundred aud my. Large
ave owners who may wish 10 sell OUT or TO diminish
lrlr numbers, by selling IN lot where they VIII be
spi together communicate with the advertiser by
.t,rrssing through the Post Office, at Richmond, Box
So 49, or John A. Parker, ESQ.,, Tappahannoek,! Els
-, county, Va. where information can be obtained Of
IN parties and of their views.
~ ,,efared contracts would be entered into this
S,,. nd possession Of the slaves retained until Oc-
:,s.r next May ll-cti
T UCK'S OFFICE 1855, MAN Slreer, Rich
l. mond, Va.
-,oOOO-This nice li'lie amount can be had
,o-.ay ior the exceedingly small sum OF four dol
-, ia A fine il,le scheme in which here are Is
avn ruu bers out OF is placed 10 the vince. :
los.tiiion 10 this. smaller lottery dIaus ais
a,s .ay IN Baltimore, Capital prize $500,
ssi,h will be disposed Of Tor ouly 81 A ine
.aap,r !of a speculation. Call early 10 make
,lfe II ne prize. Remember l55, Main Street.
Dtswa Nos Of Susquebanna. class, 80
% 10 40 3 So 81 81 Ga 43 II 10 8
MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PAINEa CO
VI Richmond, Virginia.
For mis- day al IL O'Clock Capitals: $500
.0p0 500, g.. Tickets s..
A, s O'clock Capitals 10 600, 1000, 1000
s, Ticket. 81.
Dawn Nos. Il Susquehanna. No 80:
IS 10 10 2 So 81 81 Ga 43 II IS 6.
splendid schemes Tor Saturday, Capitals
$4,000, 1851, 10000, OF 5000, 5 Of 1000. 40
!, 1900 sc. Is Nos, Is cyawn. Tickets only
els. For grand prizes call al
June 20 PURCELL T. Gus.
FORTUNES HON E-CaALK'S OF
[ FiCE, No. 6. Main street.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, No 50;
IS 70 40 2 SO 81 81 "a 43 II ~ 8.
lis Day-MarvlaGd CONSOLIDATED 80. oh
-. Is 3rawn, $4,000. 1000. 1000, 1000
5l1 Tickets 81
Also, F. F. Seminary, 81. Is Nos. Is drawn.
$500, 1000, 500 200. $50 Tickets 81.
Two snug schemes 10 invest in to-day a.
CHALkS,
June 20 3 doors ABOVE the Old Marke
SALT, FLOUR, SC.
EIFTEEN hundred sacks fne Sail
/ TOO sacks Ground Alum Sal!
TIA barrels snpe;hne and hoe Flour
220 bags Rio Coffee
IS tales Cotton, landing Tor sale 6y
EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
Jgne 2s-6i
urRLEY's OFFICE No. los. East Main
II Street.
Tothose who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again -
FRIDAY - Capitals: $4,000, 5000, , OF
20cG, 1924, Is oil 1000, &c. 66 Nos, 10 drawn.
Tic els s.
SATURDAY : Capitals. S35 900 Ii 000,
900, $500, 1000. 1900, 1865. 10 OF 1000, 10 Of
90. 10 II 400, 81. 7s Nos, l5drawn. Tick
q, $40
HURLEY offers Tor sale this week, kets in the g'o
non. little Small Fry'' Lottery Class No. 75 Extra
IS OC0 Capital. Tickets 81. Packages IS 75-warant
Cd 70 draw back 50 10 at fascinating The RISK on an
entire package only s. 81. All persons in want Of
money requested TO can at IiURLEY'5, where, fol-
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FORTUNE SIN favof- Adventures III u. PAINE 8
i CO.'S Lotteries. Below we present 10 th- public
specimen OF their leading schemes for the month Of
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Tickets Sl5-shafes IN proportion
AZ Orders for certllcalrsOf Packages, single Tick
ats an Shares any II he above Schemes address
ed 10 he rsgned will r.eveihe most prompt al
tsnlion, md an accoaE! 81 sach drawing To- warded
as soon as iIlsreceiyrd.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets ior sale %
j. W MAURY Z CO., Managers,
June ~ Richmond Virginia.
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De,swsre Lntirf,. 80. u, to be Iran n Iui, I'm
~ NJ. lD:trH--l3 iiawn hailol-
The Cecil Whig., 1849-09-01
ELKTON ACADEMY.

The Trustees Of the Elkton Academy
respectfully arnounce to the public that
the duties OF this Institution will b.lrs,i
med on Mo nday next, the Sd OF Septem
ber
The Course of instruction under the
Principal Mr.. JOHN a. GETTY, will
be OF an extensive character; embracing
the elementary branches, as well as those
which are comprised il regular cole
giate edu'ation
From the numerous testimonials sub
mitted by MIR. Getty, all Of which concur
in representing him as an Instructor Of a
suprfior order. the Trustees will select
for reference in this notice, those only
OF Joseph Henry, Esq. LII. D., Secretary
Of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington
City: Rev D.. Wvlie, vice-provost OF
the University of Pennsylvania. Phia-
delphia; Rev. DR.. Humphreys and Rev.
Icge, N. J.-professor Mclean of this
College, in one of his communications
says: Some OF the best prepared STU
dents who entered the unio' class al
Princeton, We're educated bv M Getty
Tie Principal is also authorized 10 refer
to several dist stinguiShed members OF The
U. 5. Senate MIR. Getty testimonials
are open to all VINO desie to inspect
them.
The Female department, under the su-
pervison of the PrIncInal, will be con-
Quoted by Miss. Gym rHIA SMITH who
has been recently an assistant teacher n
the "'rrov Female >eminarv,' under that
DISTINGUISHED an accomplished scholar,
Mrs EMMA WILLARD and who brings
from that Lady letters of The very highest
character.
In addition to the usual branches Of an
Acahemical educa ion, including owl
edge Of the French and German Ian
guages. Miss Smith will give instruction
in n" construct on of Maps, IN Drawing
and Painting and also in Vocal and In
strumentaI Music.
The Trustees. therefore. take great
pleasure in recommending this Instl u
tion tothe public, with al assurance that
under its present organization, all tn"
branches Of substantial as well as lib
eral and accomplished edncation r.ay be
acquired th"r"ir.
BY order "f the Board,
F. A. ELLIS, Secty.
Elkton, Sept 49-tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-09-01
Washilgton College.
Sept l-Sw.

IS situated on saIubrious eminence in
the vicinity of Chester Town. The fall
session commences on the first Monday in
October. The commencrments are held
after the middle of August, when vaca-
ton OF six weeks begins: Other vacations
are, week at Christmas and a week at
Easter. The Terms arc For Winter Scs-
sion Tuition $50 5O-Board$52-Wash-
ingS 6 80. For Summer Scssion-Tui-
ton SI4 50-Board $50 Washing 81 so
making the yearly aggregate of expenses
$l3t independent Of books.
The students study such of the classics
as are read in the best Colleges OF the L.
S., and all the branches of mathematics.
The College possesses an excellent appar-
atl!s for the Illustration Of chemistry and
natural philosophy; a library, not large but
we'll selected, and the phys cal sciences as
well as Rhetoric, Logic, political economy,
&C., are carefully taught. A Grammar
School and English Department are also
provided and the Tuition IN this cost less.
By order of the Board of Visitors and
Governors,
JAMES F. GORDON, Secretary.
Chester Town, Kent county, Md.
Sept | '49-4w
The Cecil Whig., 1849-09-01
A Steam Saw Mill,
EOk SAFE CHEAP.

The subscriber offers for sale a double
Steam Saw Mil, TO Le removed from the
place 1t now occupies. There are three
cylinder boilers, each 42a #. long and 80
in diameter, 3 steam engines, Q up and
down saws, 3 circular saws, and the frame
building which is Substantially and well
built, and can be taken down and removed
al trilling expense. The mill has run
but about s months and will cut as much
timber as any two saws in the country.
The building is 1875 hy 80; each carriage
constructed TO cut timber GO feet long and
can be arranged to cut longer if required.
All will be sold great bargain, las the
owner has quit the business,) if fapplied for
soon. JEREMIAH W. DUNCAN.
Wilmington, Del. Aug 25- I'm
The Cecil Whig., 1849-09-01
THE FARMERS
ENCYCLOPEDIA.
EpIrEp BY GouvEaNEuR EMERSON.

EDITED BY GoUvERNEUR EMERSON.
xNONE VOLUME, ROYAL octave, ll65 pa d.
ycs, beautifully bound, containing II fine
plates h,siirs numerous Wood Cuts Sold at
about one fourth the cost Of the English work
without any Plates.
"The Firmcrs encyclopedia is real treasury
of prac,,cnl ntorma,on, within the experience
0t Il ages and countries is carefully POSTED UP
to the present day, and admirably arranged Tor
convenient r-icronce. j. DR.. Darlington.
we are ti!!y convinced that sucI, an amount
Of valuable wledge farmers can be found in
no other work in so chenp and convenient a
form In foot, no Farmer who pretcnds to be
we'll in his profession, should be without this
work = New GennCsce Farmer.
An exnrlient work fit 20 be distributed in pre-
minms by Agricultural Societies. y. S Skinner
For Slr at this office. price g.
Also by T. " CARR Third street oppos tie
tie Exchange, Philndcl pha; and N. lllCk-
MAN, Baltimore, Md
f4+A II Orders must be accompanied bv the
CASH. july l4-3m
The Cecil Whig., 1849-09-01
Notice TO Tax PAYERS

In conformity with the Law OF the last
session of the Legislature of this State,
chapter 226, which provides:
"That all persons and incorporated in
stitutions of this state, that in the year
lS4S, and in all succeeding years. shall
pay their state tax on or before the first day
of September OF the year for which the
said taxes are Or may be levied, shall be
entitled to deduction of five per centum,
on the amount Of said taxes all that shall
pay the same on or before the first day of
October of the said year, shall be entitled
to deduction of four per centum, and all
that shall pay the same on Or before the
first day of November of the said year shall
be entitled to deduction OF three per
centum;" &c, &C., the subscribers, Col
lectors in Cecil county for the year 1919,
hereby give notice that they will be at the
following places in their respective districts,
on Friday and Saturday, the 3lst day Of
Angus. inst, and lst day of September
next, to receive State taxes, and all per-
ons then paying shall receive the aoate-
ment allowed by law.
JEREMIAH c. PnlcE, collector lst Dist.
at Ceclton.
WILLIAM p. FOWLER; col. 2nd Dist
at Poole's, Chesapeake City.
WILLIAM Tyson, col, Bird Dist.
at Kings, Elhton.
WILLIAM I. WARBuRToN, col. 4th Dist.
at Fair Hill.
JACOB HYLAND, col, 9th Dist.
at North East.
WILLIAM CoAL@: col, 9Th Dist.
at RISING sun.
JoHN RAwLNGs, co.,, T;h Dist.
a: Mis-. Nryaol&'s, Po:t Deposit.
Aug ISta 3w
The Cecil Whig., 1849-09-01
administrators Sale.

will be sold at public Vcndue on
thursday the 18th day Of September,
next; at the residence of Jeremiah Cain,
dec d. lite of Cecil county, all the per-
sonal properly Of the said dec d Con-
slstlng Of four Cows and calves of the
Durham and Devonshire breed, and Of
vey superior quality, one good work
H"rse, one Cart, standing Corn and Pota-
to"s. Also variety OF Household and
Kitchen furniture, ana many other arti-
c'es too tedious TO enumerale Sale to
commence at ~ o'cl"ck, NJ. Terms of
Sale by order Of he Orphans Court
Cash.
ANN CAIN, Adm'trx.
Residence of decd near the 5 one
House property of the late Charles G.
Black, deed between Charlestown and
North East.
September l, '49-2w.
The Cecil Whig., 1849-09-01
PUBLIC SALE.

I will offer at Public Sale on SATUR-
DAY, the 29th day of September: the
Farm on which / reside, near Port De-
post, Cecil county, Md, said farm con-
tains about 90 Acres of Land, of an excel
lent quality, about 90 acres of which is
under timber, the remainder arabic land,
divided into convenient fields, well water
I'd and in a good state of cultivation. The
Improvements consis, of a good Stone
House, three roons on the first, and four
on the second floor; frame harm 55 by 33
feet; large Wagon, carriage and grain
house, stone spring-housc, over an excel
lent spring near the house, with other c2u-
venient ont buildings; there Is also an Or
chard of choice fruit on tho premises; The
buildings are in good repair, hoiro nearly
ncw:-said property will positively te sold,
if bid to anything like fair price. Sale
to commence at 2o'clock on said day, when
conditions will be made known by
ELLIS BRINTON.
Aug 25, '49-2w
".*Examiner, West Chester; will copy
to the amount 81 send bill to this office.