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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-01
HAarfvaD HPE and HElLfH
lNSUR ANCE COM pANY
Organized In Hartford, Conn, SEPT tssa.
Invested capital, l0o,ooo

oresnir~a In Hartford, Conn. SEPT tssa.
Invested capital, 100, ooo
0snssai Agent foe Vermont,
L. G.BlNGHAM. wilNs,cn
To uhon applications NAY, be sent from any
part Of the State.
Central Once Of hi. agency, east I'D. of the
Court House Square, HuriiuStos. VI.
n. WARD. N. D., Medical Examine,
Applications may be made al ahy time ~ the
eticc OF TO the following named persons, Agcnts
4 Medical ExaN,nsrs, Who vi hr ni.h pAnpb.
cts asd any isfermation thai nsy Be desired, In
regard TO the Go.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Asrsrs-R n. Thr all, C osntyAgept,R s,,and,
Ezra June, BfAndon; &. A. Hitchcock, pittsford;
Chester Spencer, Castlescn Caren Leonard,
Chittenden; SilasW Hodges, Olarsndcn;A 4. niiss
peu'toey; DE- Nicholson, wsllinssfort: Fay
cite Potter, cawic.
AEp,c AIEx AAiSaas.-- CyrvsPorttr,k Rattan j.
f. ". Drury, Pittsford A, Ksnarick. Pouitssy =,
= Houshton, Pawlct, II ) Howcn Clarendon
ID woodward, Cn,tleton; Josiah w fiale, Bran.
don; John Fox, wailingtord.
BENNiNG TON COUNTY
| AoESrs. Bingham & McE.owen, County Agents.
Remington; n Hstcheller, Arlington; Dauiel
Roberts, Jr., Manchester; N X Douglass, Shaits-
! bury, Cyrus Armington, Dorset.
Medical Examiners. Luther osuly 4 r,inetor
Ssift, penninstoni HI Aeachain, manchester;
= Johnson, Salisbury.
Galifernia Life Risks
l. A
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FIVE DARREA

pAiST OIL. MAeAiasry Oh, LisssSS o.!
.Sd LAMP o., iss, received .,
- LAys-v q osA.ss
Ra,!s.a. yar. ~. lssc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-01

over one hundred feet in length, fitted up with
special reference to the comfortable accommo.
da;ion Of passengers, and are commanded by
men Of long experience, who will see that pas
scn,ers have every attention paid them
Families emigrating west, will, by calling on
the subse riber, be advised of the most direct and
cecapest route, and be enabled to procure tick.
cts for any Of rhe Wes,e'n porte at the low eat
possible rates. For further information. call on
the subscriber At the Railroad Ofhce. Whitehall.
WV. II. STEVENS, Agent.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
WIN. II. Stevens, on board Champla,n Steamers
A. Reed, do. do.
VIM. Gandaii, Whitehall.
Whitehall, April 10, 1850 e3l4
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-01
PAINTS.

DlkE whits Lead sroaad N OIL. Preach
L f~iie~, Venetian Ned, Whiting, rrseeh
Green, LhhArSs RED Lead. Prussia blya Bias
Versailles iGsld Lea Ps,xi sss yssri.A erash'
-, for ssLs ey O.. BEi.L.
ks,Ises !rly istc -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-01
THE WONDER
BLESSING Of TIVE ACE!
The neat eXifasediaan nedleus /, n.

Al
cir trsss eAssSr, gissssaisr, s.I -. w
tad sapassr 10 say ssiA. Il ss,., ~.
ron'a.s, p.'x'as' s'e1ess's. o. s.Ai..'
wshsvs msnstsetnrsA 40 oSp hottie. o,,.
psstlla during The psss ysss. end ere hsv uxy,
81 iesst AU he,,lss VI Day, ssirs mot, Of a., v
iatii'a rc"t N one ws""sh than si the a'h.t p,,,
tsssss 81 ssrsarat, W IN one pear d. Ia.
herds ssfsapafiia u Warranted 10 A,,p A., "
length OF time IN ell ehwrsfss. The El,,st w
OIL mote Of the icloWinf dlssases Than oil A. ~.
sdysni:ed medicines icf.,"tt have dome Srsn,
Of k,ns's ksit. obstinate Cmaneavs Ersna on, -
pies ~ Pus,ues 90 the fAce. Blc,ohss B,s. t.,.',
ssfe Eyes. Ring Worm ot Ts,tst Scab b..S
lAisemset aad pale u The hooes snd jo.n,s ,.t.
Ulcers, Syphiiiie Disorders, l.nmhs 81 S.It,ras.
oil diseases s,isias trcc an n Ldle ,u. %. - ~
~, Asetss, OF Drspsy, exposure, OF impna,,,, :.
lie. Il Invariably cures Rhsunsii.m lnIIs,.'s'
pyTvpssa, Seufa'gia, ssaesal and oefvcss p,sit,
PLp''at'ea Of the Heart. Liver Compls,nt s,a h.
,naiien " the ktdoeys Ladies Of raj, ,or No., 49,
and cnosumptivc hAhtss, and such a. are d.ts,,.,
by those distractions which female. a., l,1.
are restored, by The sss Of bottle OF two to Mssm
and vieos.
The number ~ j,seases n,enr,cn.d Allow, =,
BY this preparation of SatssnirIa, wss s,.n ~,
but We arc, nassuhslsss, prspsr,d To pn,s b, =,
extensive array 81 certificates. that such 10 IN, h.,
A fraction II The evidence which ~ pcsss,, ro,,,,,
log each ds'zss would b. received BY any haa,.
tribunal ss complete de monM tattoo. I, masi 4. ~,
,neinlets, that oil this nsh,fui s,rsy Of m,l.s,.
though appearing Ia On andicss variety Of fem, A.,
Jet similar In tkstr ofigta and Cause, 10, ,l,,
.prios drce'iy OF iu,ittrtly from earsp, fsssi.A
II the blood wefs 10 pure, healthy aud sc,i,s u,
II would drive oil these complaints from the ,,u,r
, and chronic dissass wouhL h impossible
THE FACTORY,
The Immense AMI increasing demand TOT m, ~
To~nss~d's Sarsapariiis has made II necessary ~,
much 10 enlarge the operations Of msnuieiun n,
die lnal substances ere useJ In Incredible qusntn.
and a. each insse1ient requires 10 b es,stvly Ua
accufste'y tested. the psopfisiois have load h ~
cesar! TO place the Cofnppunjins Department Ia
charge Of . comps,sUs end respoas,ble Cssuis-
whose scisnti6c reputation viii he full suasn" u
public con6'leacs. Dr.. JAMES 4. CHiLfoN has !.
sumed this duty.
| CAUTION.
To avoid imposition IL vii; be cessay TO sss ,,,
n. JAMES u. CHILTON's CERTifiCA1g"..,,.
the signature If Dr. p. Townsend, 10 on the os ..
wrapper 81 each bottle
Sold by ". l. SPENCER, Rutland ,nd B, OIL
the principal Druggists and Country M.rtb.t.
Throughout the United s,A,-s Csnsdss Ao
-Propfisiors' .fIn~ 70 NASSAU STREET 4.
the bu,idias formerly occupied by The soulh Bsp.
Church. New York. rs tu
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-01
RI 70 AN ESTABLISHED FACT

IT ~ AN HSTABLISI1ED FACT
TINT SPENCER keeps altogether the beet
l assortment Of Pocket KNIVES. Perfumery,
ti.hin: Tackle. Gunpowdef, &c, that can be
t,uui in ,hi. vicinity. Aud notwithstanding
hi- a..nrtuen, being the very best that can lie
found Ia the market, he se'ls all these articles
a little cheaper than goods Of IN inferior quail.
ity can be bought any where else.
BLACK & COLORED, WOOL & SILK
u and WOOL.
rnis day tve-i, ell aud for sale by
OF. Robbins
Juav 10 lS5 ~
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Crsekery. Glass aal Hardware.
@ $: q; q: =: =:

tssssts ssgss Hesss s,ssp, sasss H.sss sad
C"sa~ss Aeaass<s. tsd I.h .tsssksrsi. S~ssc
ttsA sac ss'sst. 81 Other ges-ds too ss,as,.
ss' 10 NJ h'ios fsssoas -,shasg 10 Psnhsss
tss-sAs are requested - cal. ss9 sssna,ss tbs
sss<s hssss< psrhssss s.ss he,s 10 ~e are
esssdess oss o.. s<s sss ps,rss ~tii give sH,ve,.
go sstasas<t,ss Al ttaas ~ eoestr, p<o<sse
sas'nS 70 ~Sehsses fss ~ss<A the ,s,, ksrhss,
Psss ssii ~ rsS - PHOt,T0R
tssiss kstissa. Ma, 10, tGAA isa
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-01

Take Partic ular Notice.
STkAlED from pasture, in Pittsford, on the
- 5th inst light hay two year old mare colt
OF the French breed, bu.hy tail and slopin x
from the hips dowuwards. Whoever will take
mp the said colt aud give notice Of the same,
shall be amply rewarded.
JB NOTTINGHAM
Pitisford, juno 18th lS5. Is
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-01

PINE LUMBER
cO0N FEET Pine Lumber from the
COOlvJ Ottawa River for sale at
I.Spos & CRAvIs.
,Onn PINE f.tA, for Ios. than Henlock at
c""" IAspoH d GGAvGs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
Che Nous Gleaucr.
Notes and Comments.

WoRLD's FArR.--GJv. Coolidge has appoint
ed Geo. B. Shaw of Burlington, o. II. Smith of
MontpeIier, and Amasa Woolson Of Springfield
as committee tor VT, to correspond with the
U. s. Central Committee at Washington, in
reference to articles which may be forwarded
from this State to the great Worlds Industrial
Exhibition to be held in London, next May, at
which prizes and medals OF the value Of nearly
100000 are to be awarded. We are glad to
see Vermont moving in the matter. If Stacy's
oxen, of Burlington, and Rogers's 2O6 pound
squash, of Mortified, could be there, we think
Vermont might defy the world to bring oil thei
equals.
RAIL RoAps.-The Ogdcnsburgh is nov
opened its whole length, from the St Lawrence
10 the Champlain. The Canada from Essex t.
st. Albums is alre dy completed, and will b
opened 10 Rouse's Point in few weeks, so a
10 make continuous line fiom the Atlantic t
the Great Lakes. IL prospect ofths event, tn
stock oftbe Central and Rutand is steadily &C
vanc,ng, III It Of the Central, now standing at Q
bout 80, and that of the Rutland at 81 pc
share. The receipts of the Contra are no
over $50 000 per month, and increasing.
A GREAT FEAT FORA LITTLE B0Y.-O
the 4.h Of Oct inst, the only son Of Mr.. vii
lam Walker OF Morristown VT, aged only thrt
wears, picked up and e'npticd from small bas
81. l25 bushels Of potatoes during the day, wi
M helo whatever If a smarter boy than that,
his aye, can be found in all Yankdedom,
should like to see him.
Dr Smith. Of Saco, indicted for murd
of AIss CasweIl, is to be tried on the Il
of January next.
THE TEA PLANr.-Junius Smith, of
C. has demopsrated that the tea plant mi
be successfully cultivated in the Unit.
States. lie states that the tea nuts rece
ed nv him from China in May were plant
in lime. and that on the 5th oi the prese
month Of September, many OF them we
Gom. one to three inches in helght-"stro,n
healthy, beautiful plants from the origin
China seed, terminating so as to lit the'
selves above ground in less than thr
months from the time Of planting the nuts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
Teachers Convention.

The undersigned would invite the teacher
Of Academies and other schools in ermont, all
also all earnest friends OF Edncation, to meet il
Convention at Montpelier, on "Wednesday, th
10th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose @
organizing State Association Of Teachers, an
also to discuss and adopt such resolutions MS eS
press their views upon the subject of Educatlo
in Vermont.
]. COLBY, St. Johnsbnry,
C. G. BURNHAN, Danville.
Rev. ASA BRAINERD,
G. B. SMITH Ludlow
Rev. ]. Il. KING, Newbnry.
IRA O, MILLER, Peochan.
L. o. STEVENS, Hardwick.
h. D. MUTTON st. Albums.
October 8, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
{]ic0.

In Fast Montpelier, Sent. 9Th, Mrs. Rutl
Bennett, widow Of the late Caleb Bennett. age
Sc. Printers III Mass. and Ohio are requesto
to notice.
In Wlliamstowr. lst inst Jacob DAVIS Tuck
or. aged 81 years monhs. Prr'ers IN Maine
Mass and Conn. are requested &c.
In Ftvston, 29th uIt., Fanny Mlyett aged
year and MONTHS. Also, Oct. Is, Jose, h u!
Wis, aged years md 6 mn'h, ho,h Of ,lv47nt,
~ and only children Of ,srph NJ, and Fam
Gale. Printers in Vt, N. H., and N. y, al
requested. &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
Elccta VViider's Estate.

FWNHE subscribers having hem appointed by The Hon
4 Pt,b IT, court TIL District of lam H. Comns
sion r-ceiv, ev mine, and II Just all claims and de
mln IL # all per.onS against tfr e-ta'" #
ELHNFN WILDER,
late Of Moristown ~ sad district dere sed, represent
usolvrnt md the term f NTH. from tr2 st day
AigsL ISL bing allowed Nv said Court the rr d tor1
Of deceased t. tx hit al prIve their Respective ch'm'
btfIr' ID Ivr notice that WI att nd tn tn" d.
ties e nnr appoint mt nj the dwelling house "t J"h1 Al
W. G. W ,st, in Mrrsttwn in sald district, on cen.
Mondays It January and February next, at one clio II
the afternoon on each of sad days.
MOSES ri *, f,or,r,issiors.s
JOHN WEST, oo''''''' "'''''
| Morristown, october /, A. d. 1850 ?wil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

The Annual Meeting of the Vermont State
Medical Society, will be holden at Montpelier
on Wednesday, the 23d inst, at o'clock A M
A full and punctual attendance is desired, 3
the meeting is expected to be- unusually inter
esting. O. Newspapers in the State are de
sired to notice.
o. SMITH, Secretary.
Montpelier, Oct. 9, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

Ladies', Fair.

The Ladies of Montpelier interested IN the
Church, will give supper at the Court House,on
Tuesday evening, of the 18th inst.
October 9. 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION Mr.. Sim.
mons, Of OAK HALL, BoSt)n, has in reality
one of the finest assortments of g ntlemen',
furnishing goods ever seen in that city, anf
at prices which Cannot fail 10 be satisfacto
lfv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
the FACTORY.

THE immense and increasing demand for DR.. 8.
p Tuwusrnd's Slrsaparilla has npde ii neces-
cary very much 10 enlarge the operations OF nrn"
uf,ctlre Medicinal snbsa nces used III IN
credible quantities and each ingredient requires
to be carefully and A7cURATsLY TESTED. 10" pro-
prietors have found it necessary to place The COM
POUNDING DEPARTMENT in charge OF a COMPETENT
and REsPoNsIBtg cHtMtsr-one whose SCIENTIFIC
REPUTATION will he full GUARANTEE Of PEN. ic
cosrlDENcE, Dir. JAMES II. Chiffon has
assumed this duty
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
CAUTION.

To avoid IMPOSITION it will be necessary to sec
that
Dr. James R. ChillOn'S Certificate
o. well as the SIGNATURE of DIR. S. P. Town
sand, s OH the outside wrapper of each bottle,
SOLD BY ALL THE
Principal Druggists and Country Merchants
throughout the United States Canudas, etc.
PROPRlETORS OFFICE,
50 NASSAU STREET,
IN the building formerly occupied by the South Baptist
Chnrch, New York
For sale In Montpelier at Wholesale by Reddeld Graz
ais and at retail by Collins g. Pierce. iu CHI: 6m2s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

IN he subscriber by 1epon Of III health wishes to s.il
- us anu, cnhau',Hg 3j # land, suitably !
ydad MT insrvale ma upland, situated in the valley II
Onion River, IN the tawh 6f Mid lIssex 0 nrtes from
tue Montpar DA0 on The tu,nnke mai ng m Dur.
For peasanneas of s,rion o,aIitv ~ soil and
convenience FIR daiFysng narnnsas i, IL s.ed ANY
persaD desiruas Of plCh.ns snrb s,"oio, wand do
we'll u cali the subscriber an ,o and avoro
inc for themselves, OF address tho sh,..,1 h,s iha
Montpelier Post Office, when noc"s, escrInon viii
be given. LYMAN KESDAiI,
I Middlesex, Sept. Is, 1850 6ws9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

TIE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
alb we as cured by this preparation OF Saisaparllla'
nav sRts LARGE but we are, nevertheless. PRE-
.,nvrr, psnyr hv an INTENSIVE ARRAY oP GER
r,stcATgs that su is :.,a FACT. fraction oi
the evidence which we pc sess concerning each
disease, would be received before my JUDICIAL
rn,puSAL an complete demonstration L mus, be
remembered that all This irighlfn array Of ades.
tholgh appearing in nm endless variety OF forms,
are vet similar in Iheirurigh and cans's; for they
all spring directly or indirectly, from ooRRuPT
mvNrAIx If The blood were in pure. healthy,
and active state. ii would drive alt these com
plants from the SYSTEM and CHRONIC DISEASE
wuuLD BE IN PossiKLE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

F the very be-. stamp FIR sale by he c"2'n ~ single,
" by sTUhEs \ LAAGDuN.
June ~, 1850. "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
FARM lFJhR SALE.

NHE s'hrcr'ber- aftr sale their rarm, containing $50
acres ut nj, W. swelling houses, one # b. rk barns
and Sheds sum ishi n firm. The catn'i vt The farm
IL good thin on. nat stove vi syr and ON the road
fr1m Il we IL Hydepatk Aby nrsn ,yi hjng ~ mrcbnse
good t4rnl, will dl YiftaraI aud sxann,, FIR ierns,
amply to tn sub,cfibaason The nrrmses ar 10 " H. H.
Hingham + q. Thefa ais Two 20 ID orchard of fnit
trees, and good susW PACE bel nging Ia the firu.
az KAYMONDS - THOMAS
Stowe, Oct. ., loI 4W40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10


--=zz.s -dac; asssss.-
NJ IRIS TEiTBt9EhN
A M%4 We .s~~=Az'-@e - - #HAN Nh
N&SSA%y ca %WxRaN{Y
TNC 49, "a w
(<y3.15fc:tHAAFF pm 4 Y tRsf EcR kETV ~
W. sbEsa
FIM
- Al EN - a ENMMWN nm "A ~
&kAA " d. EkaeA ME III EA
N%Mk EMH AAEEEE
,,,rr,, ,rrC>tD,,D
L Ill WONDLN
ASD
ECClNn ne TIE ACE
DA-S @sa1~ ~
.SocT ryTR MEDICINE
'Ao"A LA -, .rt1% unuInltI
I'm "' Ao,,tsa,
Ems HA''"'' " r,.n.,u,er.n mud
:" "'A n..;or - ,nv sold. a.
"'' ''..,..., ..,,,;,;nv, n.rainx.
care" "''"""' '""N'
s'cAe"'"s' or "'"'"
P"''F"''
WE n"'r ""S Wy ~ c o."
| l.5Uu,UUU D0ttitS vi thlS odlodp"i"'"
y.;uo The mast near and ARE mar puitingnp al IedH
wnm0 mnNrrrT10 TER DAY
0VVN ~ |'-,a,n.n,1,, moor IN
USING , MOhE or li'r r,,r cTHER MANUFAC
TiIKERS OF SARSAPARlLLA IN ONE YEAR
/ r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10
NOTICE..

TNIEREAS INV snn, Guy II. 6nyFr, minor. has lett
w without pruvtru, this is 10 fuFbld all persons
halu0ri" trusting him my account shall paJ nj
debts Of his cont acting after tins date.
BRADLEY GUYER.
Wolcott sapt. g. 1850 3N40.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

New HAVEN AND New LONDON RAIL
RoAD.-We learn from The ~ Hayen JOMr-
nal, that there is a project on foot for the
cunstruttlnn of a railroad from that p ce
along the southern shore ct Connecticut to
New London. distance As miles. The
proposed work will connect with the road
now opened from the latter place To Norwich,
and thence, by two dlstIuct routes. throu III
the State # Connecticut into the interior Of
Massachusetts; thus forming part Of new
lne Of communication from New Haven g.
| New York to Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-10

Andrew Brand, the Kentucky Fat Boy,
died in this city, this morning, after an ILL
ness Of about four weeks He was ma
i've of the town Of Calhoun, Davis County,
Ky, anu was in the 10th year Of his age. -
He was pr badly the largest hnman being
in existence, weighing no less than 537
pounds He came to this CITY for the pnr.
pose of attending the State Fair, but was
immediately attacked with his last illness
He was accompanied by brother and other
irlends. ALBANY Atlas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-02-02
Elkton Dec. SIh ~.

In e case of he yale Oh Blythe Orphans
tue heal Estate vi George curt Dec Term
McrCCl deceased. 1879
OrdTsd, T"Ll the sale o The above meut len
ed Real Estate, mldc ANA reported Ills dny by
Sarah Mercer ana George EdvpnsUn, executors
"i George Mercer deco, be final y Iullhed aud
confirmed, anlcss cause 10 thc II uirarv be
sh""n on or before the 21th day OF THIS pre- sent
n"n'!' vi December, prov drd Il copy Of This Or
urr ne inserted IA som" newspaper published in
hhrJ Land, once IA we tx u ,til the sad 2nh dav
OF 'tis present mJntiI vi Durrmber,
I"e Report safes the amount OF sales 10 he
$500. es. GEO H. Howard Reg.
ira, copy
EST George r. tlowARp Reg,
Dec. 10. OF wills Tor cell County.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-02-02
f. HICKS JONES.

E. HICKS JONES.
WHOLESALE DEALER & MANUFACTURER OF
Willow and Wooden Ware,
i'2o ter # F'uch B,Skeis, looking Glasses
dnd Fancy Goods.
No. Is North Second Street,
Reiweeu Market and Arch SITS, under j. SID
nry Jones' Carpet Warehouse, 20 doors below
hrlst Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
2 IS on hand lrd is constantly receiving a
q ii large mi extensive assortment of t3umbs
pf'iS's, Fancy Goods o. every desrrip1 ion
Ia" numerous IL nmn,inn,) I.orklng Glasses Of
ut aud Mahogany iiaiues, Baskets, Coaches
Chains, SC,
BROOhS-
Shakers E,s'crn W, Tsp and Country Hrooms
~ 'n'ioa lm,s, Floor Mats, abs, Buckets
Eo"tnH, Was boar T. ia fact. Wooden and
willow Ware otc,,ry icscri p,ion all If winch
"hi ''c I'd low i"t ASH or CRY ,rrrPrAscE.
Merchants wo ID saw themselves much time
"a tc"tniG, by iItna ana Examining NV stock
before purchasing
= h.-i.o"ntrs Glasses are ,nsured apa,u,i
'.'etha4 20 pat's o. III" Union, without r,-
"a "aIT.e
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-02-02
J. DuheIlart u Co..
100 BALTIMO SIRE

" y ~" IT ~ Il ] I III " " Il y 7 ~ - II
Between South and 'Calvert SITS
FESUBS, buckets, wash boards ard wooden
4 ware Of ali kinGs, gil ling, perch, rock and
drum seine lwinc both English and American
sewing bailing ard blocking twincs, small cord
ag,, oil every variety, lIshing tines sni1ahe 10
gndgeon or drum fishing, market, cloths, re
cue, and fancy work baskets, large and mail
spinning wheels, weavcr's reeds and shuttes.
Wholesale and retail at very reduced prices
Dec. -Sw.
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Houses .Or SAFE.

The subscriber offers at private Sale
the lotIowlng Houses; the Brick
o"filln-S 1t tie corner OF vain d
Church streets; the iraule houses on Nam
Street occupied by James Woodtord and
nos. ". Summons; the frame Store
Rou e on the corn r OF Main and Bpau
SIS with about G5it front on Beau St
ana MS frdinr mouse on ,ialn >lrret near
Brld street.
FRANCIS b. GOrIIER.
Elkton Dec. SIN ~.
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WAS taken up by tho subscr ,her diving
w near the Delaware line three miles North
East Of Elk'on' trespassing on his pIemisrs about
the middle Of October last a red and white he'll:
er supposed to be two three years old. The
owner il requested 10 cnme forward, prove
property, pnv charges aud take her away.
Dec lS-Sw. THOMAS c. WILSON.
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C0nStabIe's Sale.

BY virtue of writ Of vcndi exponas,
issued by G Fl. Joyce Esq, one of the
justices of the Peace of the State OF Mary
land in and for Cecil county, at the suit of
VIM II. Gibson, against the goods and
chattles, lands and tenements Of Joshua
Green, to me directed, I have seized aid
taken into execution all the right, title,
interest, claim and estate, OF the said JOSH
ua Green, in and to all that part OF tract
OF Land, on the right hand side Of the road
leading from Cherry Hill to Fair Hill,
adjoining lands OF Daniel Wood and others.
containing 10 Acres more or less. Ard |
hereby give notice, that on Saturday, the
23rd inst, "a: 2 O'Clock P. NJ, ! will offer
tor sale at the front door of the Court
House, said property so seized and taken
in execution, for Cash TO satisfy said exc
cution HEZ. FOARD,
Feb 2, '50--ts (onst.
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with large proportion OF good Woodland
E~S rae Improvements consist o
N1y;,TA House and good Barn, and
,sssS4 ,a:4 other out-ouldinss, pump
s,ssassss OF good water at the door, and
it is we'll watered with streams running
through it and convenient to landings OF
Plum creek and Elk River. The ahov
property is situated 81 miles from E'Ator
on the road to Turkey Point, cell county;
Md. 1t is considered pleasant and healthy
and would make two Farms. Person
wishing to view the property, will pleas
call on the subscriber residing on the prol
erty. BuRBEDG BRO, X.
Sept 18th '49-ti.
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JOHN kRiDER.
.Nor'hr 81 corner Of T"lm anil 2d SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.


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