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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
JENNY LIMBS RECEPTION IN NEW
YORK.

The New York Courier and Enquirer
gives the following account of Jenny Linds
reception in New York;
The steamer came with full complement
Of passengers, among whom was that peerless
Queen Of Song, whose very name cxcitcs
glow Of admiration on every check, Jenny
Lind. Long before the gallant steamer hove
in sight, the vicinity of Yves, street, for the
length 6f a dozen blocks, was CtcnsCtythrong-
cd with more than $4,000 persons, who were
anXiously waiting her arrival \ superb
bower of green trees decorated with beautiful
flags had been erected on the pier by Mcssrs
Collins, in honor of their distinguished pas
, scnger. The steamer at last appeared. The
multitude swaycd with excitement ~ the At
lantic nearcd the wharf, and the most cnthu-
si0siic cheering broke forth, which must hav.
given the beautiful Swcdc some idea of the
cordiality Of an American welcome. Jenny
Lind soon walked from the steamer To the
dock on gang plank covered with tapestry
carpeting, and Immediately entered the car
riagc of p T, Barnnm, Esq.
After denny Lind had entered the carriage
Cd the crowd continued to press on with still
greater excitement, and it was with extreme
difficulty that way could be made for the pas
sage of the vehicle The carriage followed
10y thousands, slowly proceeded up Canal st.
90 Broadway, and large number of bouquets
'wcre thrown upon it by the ladies and gentle
''tea, she teek this fae.ie- ttstifyiag their
joyous greeting.
The beautiful songstrcss appeared several
times at the carriage window, and bowed to
= the people. She appeared delighted with
everything around her. She stopped at the
lrSinp Htiiiat..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

MoSrMrNr TO smAs Wmmur Tho
caP-stone Ia the monument erected AZ WYE
bridge, w., 10 tho late SiiAs Wright, was
laid on the 27th ulL, by Gen. Wool, ia the
presence Of Mr. Wright, the widow, Martin
Van Buren,, and concourse Of about 1000
persons. The monument l. i,ailt al ,,r.y
marblci on the east side ~ AZ oval piccf OF
white marble, on which Is cut a profile aud
underneath, IN large eapitals, Is the name,
snAs WniGnr, Thrre i no other inscrip-
ton, Amer the ceremony, an Eulogy wis
pronounced on the departed statesman hy
Gen Wool, and addresses were made by EA-
President Van Burcu and others,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
THE CALICO MAN.

CoAL ~ YEHMoST.---A vein Of ioal about
eighteen Inches 10 thickness Was struck upon
few days since by workmeB employed la
mining iron ore from Commits or,-bed. NJ
Brandon. The appearance n the coal Is
intermediate between that II Charcoal aud
Anthracite, Il burns with tolemble freedom,
and emits an odor slightly bitumeuous aud
otherwise somewhat peculiar We are not
aware that the quantity promises Ia b8 uGi-
Client 10 make IL a matter Of economical i'm
ppriaRrrr
The Opposite 10 Gfy feet below the surface.
raion li6ig,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
OUR sTATE ELECTION.

a. this ume-Friday marmng-in con
sequence of damage 10 the Central Road, and
other impodimenls 30 the mails-the result
of The storm Monday night and Tuesday -uo
mails have been received here fom The cen
tre Of the State or from the western section
since Tuesday consequently Wc are greatly
deficient In election returns
but, such ~ We have are favorable for the
Wing cause, II The balance ofthe state has
done ~ we'll Judge Williams II elected Us
the people, and the Legislature Wing about
~ strongly a. last year,
Perhaps We may be able 10 give more re-
turns before W. 90 a. press,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
THE OLD souTu CHURCH.

Workmon commenced repairs upon che
exterior of this venerable structure Yesterday
morning, and we learn that it is the intention
OF the proprictors to have the building thor
oughly painted upon the outside to subst-
tutc copper cutters for the present wooden
ones, and to repair the doors to the building,
50 that its external appearance shall bc great
ly improved
This sirurtr,r~, ..-- -..-...-i - 600, anu
during the century and u iilh which has
since elapsed it has been memorable for the
scenes which have been enacted within its
walls. The public religious and patriotic
meetings which have been attended in this
house, Justify the remark of Snow, in his his
tory of Boston, that it is the Sanctuary of
Freedom"
The interior of the edfcc remains rs il has
been since the Revolution. While the Brit
ish troops were quartered here in l775-76,
this sacred temple was dcsecratcd, and used
as a riding-school by the English cavalry. To
prepare it for this unhallowcd purpose, the
pulpit, pews, and western gallery. were de-
molished the ground floor was covered with
dirt and gravel; bar was placed west of the
Milk street door for the horses to leap over.
The eastern galleries were suffered to remain
for the accommodation OF spectators, and spir-
ituous liquors were there provided for such
AS rcsorted thithcr to witness the ieats of
hursemanshp. Daring the winter season,
stove was placed in d. church. in which
books and pamphlets from Rev, Mr. Princes
library, which was kept in the tower of the
church, =ti=ffl isi' bindliHFs. After the
Revolutionary, war, viz, in 7S3, it was SOL
EMMY re-dedicaieg to the worship of Almigh-
~ God, by Rev. Joseph Eekley, pastor Of the
church.
Nextto Funuci Hail this church cditice is
endea,,d 10 the people of New England aud
we are glad Ia observe that those having
charge of It are taking proper measures for
its preservation We hope the "Old South"
will long remain a monument Of pcty aud
patriotism of the generations which have gone
before us.-- Boston p0p.r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
ARRIVAL or THE nInERNIA.

HALIrAN TELE0RApH Orr,cE, Sept 1.
The llibcrnia, FROM Liverpool, path ult.,
arrived here at / o O'Clock.
France looks storiny--thc President has
been turned out ola hall room at Ericsson.
The room had To be cleared at the point ofthe
buyonet
The lIolstciners dislodgedthc Danish out
posts at kropp, aud their whole army had
left Rcnsburgh, and advanced in the dircc-
ton of the Danish position.
Affairs in Germany are becoming more
and more complicated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

Aud -o much of said ni,i, win Doe .ud at public
auction a, J. D. frcirh ,n .ail Bnmswick, on the
nnl day II October next ~ ten O'clock iu the larr
noon shnlrht requisite To d,-ehsGHe -sI IaAc.
with cost unlc-, previously paid.
HENRY u. SCHurE, Flint Constable.
put'd at Bun.wick thi. 2l,h oi August, \. D.
1850. GsIv8
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

ton and hesding Railroad Comuanie. +. Won,
heavy, Many bridges on the public road
have heen swept away, among tbsm he Ian.
caster and Harrisburg, cruising the schulz
klll from this plgcsialso the Hamburg. Birds.
boro'r Douglasyille aud Pottstown County
hridges-and several on the Heading Railroad
Felix's dam, and the big dam below here
have hrcn swept away, and probably will not
he IN order this season. Several persons have
been seen Heating down the r on logs.
beds, and house tops
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

a. The Legislature Of Wisconsin has re-
oonhy passed an act by which any owner or
lessee Of land who shall knowingly permit
The Canada thistle 10 20 10 seed on such land,
IS deemed guilty Ola misdou'eanar, and on
conyiciim thereof, 10 b. Tunirhod by fine
not less than one dollar, with cots
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

RoDpRRY AT BRATrLHBoRo. The jcwclry
store Of II. ID. Bracket, in Brattlcboro', VT,
was broken open on Monday night, and
watches and jewelry,to the amount of $1,000,
carried away. The entrance was effected by
missing window in the second story, 4 re
ward of $500 is offered for the robber or rob
bers, and the property,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
. FREsI4Er IN PENNSYLVANIA.

READING, Sept 2-The freshet in the
Nrhuylkill rivrr i the greatest ever expert
cpcod at this place. II has risen 10 n fearful
hight number of houses have been sub
merged, and some of them have been entire
-ttSwcpt aNay;amapg them several lock Aaus-
- on the canal, A number Of lives are re
ported lost The damage to property is inn
iErR-, fhr loss titt Schuvlkiit Navira-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

FEMALE CuRIosIry. The Boston Bee
states that a middle aged woman, who witness
ed the execution, stated that her curiosity TO
see Professor Webster was so great, that she
had come seventy miles, learning that she
could gain admittancc to the prison without
any difficulty She was admitted to pass to
the top of house free!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
GREAT FIRE AT PROVIDENCE.

PRoVIpGNcE~ sept I, = T. VI.
\ large FIRE broke out this day at one o.
clock, consuming palman X Bucllin's extern
-iyc Planning works, and also four other build.
Ing, Adjacent tclonging To he same ,.iat-
lishmcnt
Loss about $4,000. Insurance ON main
building about $1,000 The FIRE is still ra-
cling.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

APPLICATION TO THE NEXT LEGtsLA-
ruRE.-Notccs have been published of APP
plications for9Banks at Bethel and Royalton
We understand also that an application .rill
be made for bank at Derby Line, and for a
Charter for Company to construct Rail
road from the mouth of the Passumpsc Riv-
or to Guildhall.- HdicAmdn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

o. JrwrIT 4 rnrsooI1 No, ?, silk Street,
l'uslou, have greatly Improved their elegant Shawl
and sin Sl'fe, anfrr,tock cd the same with an ~
s0dmout IT choice mbric- calculated go distance
all competition" Read their advertisement and
give them nu early coll.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

and 81 uurh ut Ertri iuud witt hr snid Vt pub
tte at.,.ttAp at the dwelling house of Gcnygc
Rich, in said Maidstone con saturday, the
2Sth day OF September urVt, ut TO ririnrls IN
SAID faxes with CoTis unless previously Trid
FRANKLIN H. KElES. Ist Cunytatir-.
Dated " Maidstone, thu 23,f da, at Aug
.tet. ltJu 7ttw a-a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
-MIISlC!44I. INST INSTRUMENTS n L M En- F ).

EENHE Suhseriber furnish MclndnnA A...a4.,.l.A
= s''n- 'tit,i Flute, t'f The tG,t tii most approved
style 81 uish and sWCVthCs- OF tone, with MUSIC pa
pei ll-nk- of Instruction &c. on most reasonable
term. Scrnphincs aiid Aiaaltsdrs. with ionbl.
Reeds for Churches or Iatirf-, be furnished at
short untirC. These instruments being from the
first Manufacturing establishment In New England
entire confidence - entertained ~ their giving .Yt
lslacilnn. =. &. BINGHAM
6L.lonAhpry, Aug. -, isho. Gasit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

MtMnEHs 90 CoNGRfsh Bartlett Is g
lccted in the 9Th District lIoharl pretty
certainty IN the Windsor 90. Meacham m
rho buriinFtnHi no rhuirr IN the ist twu
Wing candidates in the field,
ORLEANS CoUSTY.-Therc can be- hardly
doubt of the election Qf a Wing senator In
Orleans County 4 part Of the County
Ticket IL not 20 surc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

NOTICE. 4 Teacher Institute viii be- held
90 Guildunll, commencing the 10Th day 81 Scpicm-
bcr nest, under the direction Of ST. liuuihnm, an
experienced Manager Of lu,uiutss. Rev, Mr Gaze
aud uihen are cKpectrd Ca a--l.L Al who feel iu-
tcrc.tcd iu tie object are earnestly invited "a at
tend. !. MARSH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
NO2, MILK STREET. la.m1
Brunswick.

FI'llE nonresident prupnc'urs nf the town M
u BuIusWIrl, ore hereby notified TINT ihr STATE
and Highway lHNo- Hsso-sci on the tuud li'i "t
isin, uiuuin either in whole 90 IN pnri unpaid OF
the lolluwiug described lands iu sAid town, 60 Wit q
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
Caledonia County
DRUG STORE,
ST JOHNSRITRN- pJAIN YER MONT

FINIE Subscriber having removed his bust
L ness TO the building recently crocted
doors north of Kittrcdgc s Colbys New Store.
now offers for SAKE newly and we'll selected
stock of American, English, French and In
dtl Ilrugs Surgical lnStrunents,pure Chem
icals. grlalinc Thnmpsonian and patent med
icincs. l.uhin's, and other pcriuInery, Chalk
Balls Hair Oils and Pcmldcs,a variety; Cos
mciics, Soaps, Ink, pure Spices, Tooth Wash
IS and Brushes. Tooth ache Drops. Teeth
ing rings, Congress Water, ENtrnris, Bron-
res, Trusscs, supporters, Shoulder Braces,
Pnlnts. OILS. DNe Stnll. Glnss Mare.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
Guildhall.

TINHE nonresident proprictors Of the town
Il of Guhdhall, ~ the County Of Essen ,Htc
hereby notified that the taxes assrssed hy ra,d
town WITHIN the year next preceding this date
remain IN whole or ~ part unpaid on the fol.
lowing described lands ~ said town, to wit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

DI2ArGsSa
In this town. Aug. 80, Of typhu' fever, Mr. VII
liam Floyd, Of Porter, Me. aged 25.
In this town, Sept. 2 Of typhus fever Mr. Samuel
pipsF, recently ef-AIassa4., asa.l aG--
In this town, sept. 2, of palsy, AIr James Snow,
aged 81.
In Lexington, KY, Aug 20, Of eholcrn, Mrs Sa-
rah Groom, formerly oC this town, aged n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

cANWHlnGE cArrLE MARKEr-scrt. Z.

tAMbEln'l Cal TIL MAIhL Sept. T.
At market 2ugl satila--ailut 1000 hcrNcs, aud
iull STORES, consisting OF working ukeu, COVE aud
culv,s, ami = aud wears oil.
rlps- Market bccf-ENtu sGl; II quality
g. ~ quality "a 80 quality o. ordinary I u 4 3.
\ rtl Cave, % o.. Hide. 4 90 cwt lAlluW 90.
Ntor'.--M Working Oxen So, sba pD 100.
Cow. and CulN,.-~lN, -, % "a 90.
lrirliur--ST,HaI
Ivoyru. ulds-~tu. a. Il ago.
Ihrrv wear. ult-st5. so 10 n go.
Sheep urd l.lmh--i4ui 90 market rncc.-Ex
uu, o. b,GAh BN lut slI1Laa
SViur- A. retail a u q.
NsHtl,f from sH,L Nate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

A4Ast 80 Hihali Of SAID land " III he spld al
public -"efttitfrI 1T tho Office of VIM II tiartz-
horn III said GuildhDll, on Friday, the ith day
OF October next ten O'clock IN tit tlE, gls..iI
as shall be- requisite To discharge said taxes
WIN cosi, unless previously pad
Dated at GuiidhaiLthIs BOT, DAY of August,
4 u l-5U I6-3v3I
GEORGE HUBBARD. tu., crut,ael,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

"a mad dog at Bridgeport cntcred la
dy'r school The tegrhrr had presence at
mind enough to pour pitcher of water upon
II, which threw it into convulsionsd and gave
time far the ESCAPE of herself and thu children.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
THE MARKETS.
nRIanTON MNRKET. Ang 90.

BRIGHTON MNBKET, Aug 40.
NJ market 900 beet cattle, i"se,lpr---, fnr. work
Tux UNvn, - VOWS d gaiyCs, t11u Etgyp ana HrliI
nul $50 Swine.
-ftttet--l---l-tt ttt xir7t st ftr-t-'t'tsittsF
81 .scuud quality, n third qrl4,tN, 4ia6,
Store curilrss.,sS n q, 4 year, old, sia ~.
Working Oxcu-Nu sales.
Cos. uui talNrs-sl7, 30, 20. %, no. ~.
SitePdiit fMHbs sly, ~ :, IT, small idt- 0r
s~,ao-iI a DC. retail ,lc. IIasa i.c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

6rThe Burlington, Vermont. Free Press,
announces the arrival at the wharf in that
town Of the harque Rapid, with 1900 barrels
of Flour of this years crop of wheat, direct
from Detroit, with one transhpmenl at Mon
.tFCaI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

DEDICATION. The new Baptist Mcctue
House ut hridlctyale VIII ho federated on Thur
'lsy ll,e 18th Of r-,or,ioosio commence
NJ ioI o'olpok, 4, ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
sTRAYED or STOLEN

HHltbh iNr ptiHrr ni iur rUhtruhrr ihr lih
iusi,r hHF mHrr hlHrk WHHr and mil. htll
nur white hind fai fp0 snall rpurs 81 white pu thr
uip NJ Tie near -idrr one ~ slll sIsts nhUuf thr
r.fr ~ hiuotfhr other ufneh ,smlirr. Mare womb
's"W 30 dnllnri l2uf "a year. plii back suus Fl
ri with hlurss.
NhHfn HiW Is'tuUl flii Hsirs a. me- sHhrrriirr.
,rf give information " here me imy hr trrnH siuii
d" ,u'lphly rewarded anil - reasonable ch4fers
issii a.. D. AUGms
lEmd Aug 80 1900. e.ssa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

FHNiiE Proprietor. fthis highly Interesting mud rS-
trusiNo establishment, tuiuW tlIr public, tliui
AFTER years "i uHNslfirl. r2rrtiun. during which
tlrN base hai thu Ws-t CNIstiruyrd agents employ
ci 10 cVrry QUARTER or I'M GLOBE, they
hHyo M our'h succeeded in forming the meet com
rirtr rriir-ti0rr W rrrri- vri 'Siii'''ir'i
lhr whole annual creation IL the IAN, hINl,
NuEl y III hns each ~ Representatives Do,
nrT, Ili- NyUtHfic s. q mil ttNiNG iitlNiRA-
nos ~ GuLpSMlrllS NATURAL ms rory,
nUfty TVUrIurU Iurutiourii m tiIHf prOHt work DC
t'um,,ir, with thi. exhibition, e. new AMI trii,
wonderful phenomenon iu. the WORLD OF MI
SIC, vas
The NUT OMATODEON
or IN CUANICAL RAND, the most cxunoplina
% ,n'on'"u ~ the age, performing a, II doc 1ll the
tur.uus function, oi uul orchestra, whether of
i;i;SSS. ttipor SfbiNt instruments with the
most lrttc,t urruurv, hI. .plcndd mnchiur viii
hg drawn or q magnificent VAN duiwu by Elephant.
1uI tgmrh. '
60 ryuIern ihrlllmr Interest To- the exhibition.
So Z. BEoOk~ VIII rutcr the. cages 81 the horgc,i
Wilt ic1s's 10 illc v,'l" ,.ilaal catalogue md go
Through win hi- wonderful performances, showing
thc rerleci cUtrll which it y possible tnr man q"
rNrIUiHV over tIv brute creation.
Another distinguishing feature in The cntrrHin-
r,rl g.. the performance of the magnificent tralucd
elephant BOLlNAR. who will hc DNhihitcf hy That
uucualird tuunor. Mr.. g. lANGNuElliN, who
will psn iaIuiurc the tour beautiful AIRY sie'ds,
NEpALlAH, WICKED WILL, blES Wing, and
BLACK IINMR.
. l.trhtNhbitIpu will conclude with curic 'emi-c-
guc-trr -rcun Boo which rEIE. MORRIS the ptpt
Na,, $40 iritrrr'r'' -!l.l4lli.a Aluscln, New
Yrl, will pppcpru. luhiu. liouulnNrr, AN uriyiual
II The M.s,nl WI t-Ntc stump VT IIn"-
worthy VIII I'sT Tj'f-''-''' ff
beautiful I,ouc., WICKED WILL and BLAtk
NNNk.
Pu.r ut Admission - c,.. CWIrcn under 10
,,b., ufnac bal! uilc. Door, ol,,u uun to 3 o.
r-i.--k e. VI
This hugo and magnificent collection Of
,un,ais viii hc cNhihtrd in ST .louNsBURy
pINiN. ou WEDNESDAY,. sept, / Sth, 1890,
~ Lyndon C,atIt, sept ~.
In Glover Village, sept It,
GS2WI C. T.. BRISTOL. igruh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07
Brighton.

TUE u0H fF-iirnt pr0prrl0rs and laHd
l pwnrr n llie Town uf brighton, IN ti~
4 nuuty 81 Uses, aAi STATE 81 'airHaHi, sFs
hcrrhy notified that lhs lIHes assessed lg sft
ulH'I ~ Tho ihll0Wiug drsrribfdIadT ~ Eit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

Shaker Roots & Herbs.
GENUINE con LIVER OH;
Together with almost every article directly
or indirectly connected with the business
Iii. arrangomcntSlin the City are such as 10
enable hiht to sell pure articles ofmc,licino
(surh ouly arr intended lo Lee kepD at ~ rca-
sanah'..-'rr>,tr A. van hc furnished in the
state brrior. will receive duo Alteration
j { BINGHAM
A1Wu-t :. ISM tSftf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-07

And 50 much of said land will Ice sold at
putiC auJtiuU, ut ttr- 5riroul Httt-t- Die
trict No in said Town of Brighton, on the
first Thursday of October next, at 10 o'clock
forenoon, rs shall he requisite to discharge
said taxes with cost, unless previously paid
Dated at brighton, August %, 1850.
HARVEY COE First Constable.
6s3w3l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-30
,oi.,:d2n"' HIi =.

BY v.rt" OF Two wits OF Flrri Fa,las
issued .v e.. i ulnrI one Of the Jus,,-
c-s of tine Peace OF the state Of Mary land
III nd for Cecil county. at the. SUIT oil
Carson, S,,-I & Ia, and Carson 4 Steel
a.ainS: the DDS and sahattle>, lands and
trne".rnts o. Plato H,s.on, to me drect-
+ad have SiYz-h aud taken into exrcu-
sion, all the right title, interest and es-
sa'p at law and in "qui:y vi the said Pla.
To .!,on, III and 10 all thai piece or part
OF a tract Of land called '-Erbanna' which
was conveyed to the said Plato Hilton
and Jeremiah Hill by EIijah Reynolds
and WIN Edmundson, on the llih day
OF March 1873, and adjoining lands Of
WIN. Patten. II. Y. Trump and hers,
containing l4l acres more or J. IS ana
J hereby give noticr that on SATI R.
DAl the 9th OF April next, at 3 o'clock
p. nj. at the store of r. V. Tru>np |
will offer for sale the said property so
sirzed and taken in execution by Public
4 action to the highest bidder for Cash.
ROBERT STEPHEN ON, Com st.
March % '50-lw.($2,25.)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-30
Piano FOrtes.

THE Largo T.. C1APESr, BEST and
mos, slegan, assortment Of Plane fortss III the
United Ststcs, can ,l~avs be foand at shs ware
ho,lso Of the sitssriber.
III Che,nM Street, above FVA.
Al the Gid Stand crnp.i MORO than third
OF "a ccnlnrf by Mr.. George WiIliy, Dass pnr
Usher
Pl.aNOS, H.sRPS, ORG ANS, sERA-
PHlNES, EOLlANS, Sc &c
fresh from the most celebrated mtn itA ~
in New York, Boston, Baltimore. Philadelp
and ei.cwI, ere. Sold, wholesale and retail q
the makers cash pr ices.
OSCAR C. B. CARTER.
Ill Chesnut Street, Philsds lphs.
Fab
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New Grocery Store.

EXiLLlA'i hNo,TS, respectfully informs
w ms . d friends And customers that he has
taken the stand dncctIJ opposite Johnson's llo-
te: in Elkton. where lie il selling GROCERIES of
II superior quality, and cheap as can he had risc-
where lie Will also keep constant supply OF
Leather, sole and upper, dressed and undl essed
white. ptnk and yellow Sheep SKINS, and shoe
bnd lngs, CT every description, such as am GER
tain will please The mechanics Of thls town aud
nc'gl'borhood. 4 $50, good supply of Saddles,
BRIDES, n'arlngal.s. collars, girths, &c.
Is7 The hishes, prices gwen for beet hides,
Ca II sk ms, Sc, III g ash VI Trade. mar 9-3w
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" u = |. y /.

I.,G Snnh1tl.rrs oHtt inr sale IN quantities. 70
~"iE: tAhr'iAs StA%". COVE! -!ncni h"t oitAtsoiI
lAlA.o*lAN do very supcr,of.
q" do s1cu.!d 4u"!ny
iHeT gu4raAsec the .,urisy VI ~ nnano pass
~. Iit"ugn t,IcI nuhus, auu having regular
i,i.Cc-. persons uIdein.s -" nep1hd on "o,an'
ntx ii Vi. favorable. tc,si,s as tuug purctaHcd
~ I,,lsv.i ". W "a A.>JLk y 20.
Cor Gay ANA ii'g" SIS, ba4'"'oTs.
h !so, Glove, Seed, Il!no.sy "s-, .'i!i'u, au i,
Irvu,.-rpin do JuCkn hel. do. Liounu i.A.lcI /,
hcltiuHeiI'e t<cnu.at.r. mar ~ Ian
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Dissolution Of Co.Parluership.

The Co. partnership heretofore exist
ing bet xe-n the subscribers in the Black
smith 4 Whs-lright business under the
firm OF Bennett l. McCauley is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the said firm
p, :. ntr or 3 ok acc nn't ar requested
B. - nv ~! VT 4 t's ESQ
MA .a-.!e agra.r's,i to receive al
%. .lrs ed i~ hr~, and all persons
:. ~ Claims against the firm, are re-
qurs'ed to present them to him for pay.
meIt.
JOHN P. BENNETT,
JOHN D. McCAULEY.
March IL 1850.
NOTICE.
he subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and The public generally, that he
has .akpf the whole establishment him
self, and will continue TO conduct both
brances Of the above business al the Old
Stand and will endeavor by constant
and faithful attention. 10 merit liberal
share Of their patronage which is hereby
respectfully solicited.
JOHN D. McCAULEY.
March % '50-9w