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A1IRI o,s-NoNnAY FynNING LINE a TILE EN-
DuRION.s ruEAIkE. CHAMRERs sTREEr.-MON.

BUTTONS THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrREEr.-M0N-
ID day evening, June "a. Benefit Of Mr. Bass1Wnn be
played TIE comedy Of the MERRY WIVES OF WIN DSOR
Sir John falsaf Mr. c. Bass Ford Mr.; Conldock; rage
Mr. Jordan Dr. taus M Johnston; Slender Mr. Raymond
Host Mr. Burton: Mrs Page Miss Chspmsn Mrs Ford Mrs
Russell To conclude with the farce Of sLAsiiER AND
CBASHER-Mr. Sampson Slasher Mr.. Burton Mr. Chriso-
II Craher c. Bass Miss Rosa Miss Chapman Doors open
at 7a performance TO commence at o'clock Boxes oO
cents; Family Circle 25c Private Boxes, s. and So Or
ehestra Seats and Cushioned Arm Chairs rs cents.
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MEDICAL CARD-WATER CURE.
G. gchiefs ride ker, NJ. d., HydTiatric Insti-
tutos Willow Grove Once in Philadelphia, Is South
twelfth street
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FOR SALE AND To LET.

EOkN ohAsh AMI ~
EoR sALE.-THE BAR AND FIXTURES or TIE
public hOuse Monte Cristo, 100 Church
proprietor leaves for California the 18th Of July aud will
give bargain 10 any one purehssng Inquire the
nises.
CroRE IN FULTON STREET, FIVE DOORS FROM
~ Broadway No. lt desirable ocatisz, and will be
cheap. Apply at IL Dey street, second story.
~ Of Nos 49, 2s0 and 2f2 Cherry with fixtures
pee Capacity Of the 10 make oDl lbs soap each
boiling fossessien given Immediately. For further
ticulhrr. inquire Of r. w. FAY ga and 21 Cherry
ITO LET-A FURNISHED BED ROOM WIN BREAK
private family wheIe there other boar6ers situated
IN pleasant part Of HohOken and not ave minutes walk
from the ferry for parus ulars apply 70 Mr. THOMPSON
6s BroadwAy, 81 story.
ITO LET, TO A REsPECrABLG mot TOO NUMERoUs)
family. three Rooms the third story. aud
Rooms. together with Back Kitchen In the
ply AZ III Hudson street. near frahkn street, whore the
srartmcn 20 can be seen.
vJ,o LET-A FURNISHED ROOM N No " STATE
street, fronting The Battery. Apply a. above after
7.'olock, Pm
A GOTHIC COTTAGE, FURNISHED OR UNFuRSIsH-
Clifton, n. T., NnHderbfits
Handsomely situated overlooking the hay, built
syle with the modern improvements and has
CEo u. KIPLEY. a. Libsrty..
OTTIcrs TO LET-oN THE SECOND FLOOR or no
" lls West street Enquire o. n G. WEBSTER.
A FURNISHED HOTEL TO LET OR FOR SALEM
IN The country, within hours ride from the city q
New York. Apply AZ - W est %. or q
B. c. FOSTER, corner q Cedar aud West sts
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tutor, willow Grove. Once in Philadelphia. Is South
General Scotia magnificent Dag~errec-
type portrait Of this officer taken for The Gal
eIy Of S.,ous Ameriesns may be seen at gRADYs pa
street.
IL Is an established fact, that Hum phrey IL
taking some Of the .est Daguerreoype that ever were
hbited in America His Of are Of the
win receive one Of his best. Establishment No. III
for yachting fhsg oungng about the sunny gades Of
the woods and forests and in the approved patterns
notice 'y calling .H AsE anGs
wing hou,s TIouser: from superior drns' OIL VArsdpa'
terms ana at astonishinsly low prices
Gauxe Shirts and Drawsrs-Just received,
arge assortment Of GAUGE Aerins silk Cotton and sha-
i'f SHIRTS and asRE s sISoS III Broadway
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the
% the hair skn. be washed Immediately without
:ois at PhAIoSs ~ Bresdsay and by Fawess south
The Charges, under General Tayior'-In
marked that in the eothn department the expense. his
Fulton street where the image Of the guards the
pas'age gsre beautiful summer pHntslops vests e0s,
sy workmanship everything first rate and the eharss
fulyiow.
Quarrels among Eaiters-Major Noah,
Col Fuller and several other lately
been IS with sn s s Business at and do
the public some calling their attention to the
stand Is sset BY 80 doing you Would only
fer benefit your readers but reflect credit upon your
Rabineau's Baths, foot of Desbrosses ST.
The hot cold and shower salt water baths in full
who has rsatss for ladies' and
tlepen luxurious style with attendance of the highest
and are universally sustained recommended BY t9s
faculty Thiss emPhatieay the season for realizing their
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ths river and ample supply Of water vas obtained
Hcwever, the building was nearly demolished by the
and the necessary to step the progress Of
the flames though the principal part Of the furniture
was saved In IA damaged coalition. Tho loss OF the
season will perhaps be more severely felt by Mr. Bau-
than his immediate pecsnary one, for the house
and uriture insured for $1,000 The probability
Is that thousand fifteen hundred dears will re-
pair the injury sustained by the house Had not the
firemen used extraordinary exerticns, serious conha
grafton would have resulted. as the wind blew very
freshly and threaend to carry the flames upon neigh
boring teneme nts, which narrowly escaped.
Loss STEAMBOAT SWALLOW by FIRE.-As the
steamboat Swallow her trip up to Dobb's Ferry
yesterday, at Tx A. NJ, when off the foot OF Forty
second street she discovered to be on fire. The
esmboats Ivsnhoe and Pioneer together with sloop
yawl, and Mr.. VIM Woods. whitehall waterman went
to her and succeeded in taking of all the passengers
The s. burned to the waters edge. She towed
into the foot of Nineteenth street.
The WEATHER.--The thermometer fell yesterday
considerably and during the day there was fine
breeze but towards the air became close and
the sky gloomy and shortly after eight o'clock rain
set in and continued to fall to late hour, with the
wind from the east. The following was the state Of
the thermometer:
as.I ALL,
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RPEeIAL NOTICES.

MECHANICS INSTIrUTE.-ELECTION.-TH AN
w nusl Election Of Ofeers and Standing Committees Of
this Institution will 10 held ct the 100 Bowery
Tuesday evening 18th inst Meeting to commence at eight
loet
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nj IcnMONp, va. TnEATRE FOR RENr-rnE ABOVE


afternoon at o'clock and in the evening at By
the Original Female Minsts the only organized band Of
ladies in the world comprising company Of Twelve Per-
Also the rvallsd male and Female
Artistes commonly called Model Artists. will appear
afternoon and evening" in variety II splendid
sensations OF Living Pictures together with the tribe Of
"Bedouin Arab Girl the only ones ir existence who will
through their feats. Prices Of admission
Stage seats, Sh oents; Boxes cents PAraue 2k cents
Private Boxes,
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ADJUSTMENT

DRoADwAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
- Iessee-Mondsy evening June "a will be performed
the drama Of the SPIRIT OF GOLD-Albort, Mr.. Dy9tG
Montari Mr. Perry Karl Knockertop Mr. Chapman; The
Spirit Of Gold hiss Olyisi Alne Miss Horn; Virginia Mrs
Knight Lima ME- skerrstt To conclude with the lace or
FRI Nd wACGLEs-squire Joitoy; Mr. Whiting Ho-
ratio Waegles Mr. Chapman Dr. sassaras Mr. Perry John
Lamp hrs skerret; Mrs Ssssafras. Mrs. skerrett MIS-
Wsgges. Miss Carman Dress Circle and Parquette, SO
ent; Family and Third Circles 20 cents Doors open att
quarter past 1eur ain rises at quarter to o'clock
NIBLo's-NoNDAY EVENING JUNE "a, TIE EN-
TREATMENTS will commence with an Overture BY the
Orchestra After which, the elegant vaudeville Of FAINT
HART NEVER WON FAIR LADY-kuy Gomez, Mr.
Wacot Marquis de Santa Cruz Mr. Lynne King Charles IL
Mist M Taylor Duchess de Torrenueya Miss Fanny Wal
lack Donna Leonora Mrs Vernon To conclude with the
Nickinson; Mrs. Pretyman, MRS Vernon; Between the
peees, intermission Of half hour, when the
magn'te Ball Room win be thrown open IS a Prone
made Musicale Admission 50 cents.
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BOARDING, &C.


RoARDfNG.-A YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD ~ A
- private family. whore there other boarders ~ith
Aridow laoy preferred, Address G. H. NJ Herald ofhee
DoARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE &C
~ commcdAt=d With breakfast and tea dinner Sunday
A. good rooms Apply at - state street, Brooklyn
BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-TwO SINGLE CESTLEuEy
- or gentleman and his wife be accommodated with
handsome roo and board within two inmates walk Of tn.
'srry, 1y so1ressing a. Is g., AZ this once.
DoARDIN G. ONE OR TWO HANDSOMELY FUR
fast, required, in private German family No u College
Piece. between Murray sud Warren streets.
ROA D-TWo on THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
nah,d slsrtments and breakfast and tea On private
hny Arpr ~ l0l West Twentieth street, near sixth
RoARp N HROOKLyN-IN SMALL PRIVATE
- irsty Fvur single gontlsnsn or Eentcman aud his
we zen tt Hetonnndstca with handsome room break
i- ~ ga druer rurosYs within few minutes walk
oh 'n,ts tettl INQUIRE ~ ~ Water street Ncr fork
HOW "A sINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOM-
noeA "a With II mt rOofD treasfast and tea, and
Iertou wshng The comforts ~ home ~ Addressing a.,
ne IN ~ this paper, will Be ATTENDED to- References
alpifed.
COUNTY BOARD wANTED-A FRENCH MARRIED.
" 10y vfh ~ an able cld and servant wishes 90 hnd
~ - e 80 in the country who're e eoad snoy ~
sho ~ aitt nisance from the city preferred Please adj
ores' = - h.iald Office. References EXCHANGED.
WAthtNg1ON ID. C.-uRs. WILLIS WILL HAVE,
w titer the 1Jth 81 June instant, At her weii-known
stishment corner 81 and Thirteesb streets several
tsr o. u c.rS 'iss Or nFs ,Sss ss,nsr rS
feetnred o. ~ pleasant and satisfactory accommodations
~ this mouse /" AZ any other IN the district
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EisHINO BANKs-.NIw ARRtsGEHgNr-srNpAy
II June 231he steamer BrTfALO viii RON ever, dsv .,
,srt ss,urds, cans, street At o'clock brand
y NJ without fs fhis totilion Rand ~ill Ne ~, "a
heiresmeni dinner and ohowdsr will be provided Fsre
Is csnts, each way f 'A'
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nrLICHTFUL EXCURSION DOWN TnE LOWER BAY
- 20 ssnoy Hook, sunday June q lSoThe steamboat
kIHRoD Captain Edward T. small, will leave the foot %
Heach street ~ ~ Canal street Cham
~ ard Fer n, A. ~ ocieet Y NJ Tickets for the
trir ~ cents ". BThe ftesmhoat Nimrod char
tered for excursions ~ srrlynr V JOskPH " COFFEE
teert ~ the ~ Beach nd West
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MASONIC NoTICE-MUNN LODGE, NO. BRO
lv tbefs Of this Lodge directed assemble " full
se.sis at the Lodge Room u ID vision a. 4, NJ o. tn.
The festival Of John the Baptist Members Ne 49,
Benevolent No and Excelsior No. H. fraternaily
questsd to unite with the time and place above
Stoned n B.-Back hats dark clothing and white gloves,
will be worn. W. N. BUCKLEY WIN.
&. A. PERsoNs, Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-MEMBERs OF sILENTtA LODGE
lvl No. requested In full regaia their
Lodge Room, Union Hail. % Avenue and Fourth
street. Monday June 24th at 81 o'clock for the
purpe.e Of celebrating the nsai day Of patron Saint
john the Baptist All kasons good respect
fully invited to attend. by order % - :
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n NHEISIf HALL, sO.a3
~ Broadway, between Grand and Broore strcots-Mon-
day, June "a and every night until further rotoe-Ths
original we'll known .hristys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the first established and Oldest organized band IN ia world
comprising Of twelve under dreo
toa Of p. Chrsty They will have the AonOr Of giving
their original and inimiabs entertainments every
until farther notice. Admission ~ oents Doors open ~
Concert will ut oeool An afternoon Concert
on Saturdays commencing At O'Clock. p. N.
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vVANTED-sIXTY GIRLS. TO SEW CLOTH, SILK AND
w velvet Steady employment promised None but
good hands need apply The highest prices will be paid Call
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lanes CONNER h son, TYPE FOUNDERS, COKNEs
Of Asn and Nassau s,rests New Yort, have on hand
article for complete Printing Establish
eens The which This vrn.sd frcv
ths sb-ve rou ndry.
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LNIRsT DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
II Division orders-New York, June 10TH lSJyrhis Di-
vision will parade Thursday, the Fourth day Of July
nsI 20 unite In the eeebrston Of the Tth anniversary o.
National dence The Division line will lie formed
the Battery. right whitehall at o'clock A. NJ The
Division will pay the honors Of marching salute to the
Mayor and Corporation In front Of City Hall at n o'clock
A. NJ when the parade will be dismissed Brgad.r General
Storms will cause the National STANDARD 20 be displayed
and National salute TO be hred At sunrise by tn. Veteran
Artillery The Major Generals salute will be fired from the
Battery under the direction II Brgader General Norris
Brgsdisr General Hall win order troop Of horse repor.
70 the bsjor General his Tor duty
quarter bfrs o'clock and other report to
the DNen Inspector the Battery for guard duty At
the zane hour, Brgsdier General Even will detail
companies Of Light Infantry report to the Division In
ton for the sslutes will be furnished by the Commasary
General the requFiton of Csmmandants Of Regiments
The Division STAG Will assemble the quarters or ths Major
General at half past ocek NJ Comnandants Of Bri-
gadss and Regiments directed to prouTste this rder
or much thereof relates TO their respective Commands
forthwith. by command Of
CHARLES W SANFORD Major General
ROBERT G. WETMORE. Division Inspector.
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General Scotia magnificent DaguerreO
type portrait Of this officer taken for the Gal
ery Of Iutrious Americans be seen at BRADfS Da
gurrean Gallery, los and 207 Baoadway Of Fulton
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r yacthng khsg or onngnE about the sunny gades OF
the woods and forests and in the approved patterns
and made OF the hest material be obtained at the
shortest notice by calling JAMES LAME under the
wing House Trousers from superior drngs Of varied pat
terms, and at sstonishipgly low prices.
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Water Running up Hill,
without labor

DROWN s GATCIlEI., No. 5o7 MARKET
ID Street, hiladtiphia.-ls pr parsd 10 fur:ls!,
all kinds Of
Double and Single Hydraulic Rams, Dow
Bile end Single Pumps, tIy,lrants, Hose F.,
Reservoirs, Ba.l,-sinks, S,op-coeks'
Lead, Cast and Wrought lror,
CcmtEt and Glass Pipes, Sc, AT Factory price
Bv having a description Of the Location, 80
can give the aggregate cost OF all the fixtures
necessary TO elevate TO any Dwelling. Flrn,-
house, Factory OF apc, constant stream ct
pure water any hei.ht Or distance required; BY
having the necessary proportion o: PIP" aud 'n'-
chinery; (Which is very important N the Nrr"tS
different lucatiUus,l all can b: packed up md
sent any distance with directions, 50 that any
farmer or mechanic can erect and keep them IA
repair to years witnuu; ult"r expense.
The past patronage enables Us I" place tn,
Hydraulic Ram within the reach ut any farmer
or mechanic, and III most instances much cheap
or than an ordinary pump We ARE also pro-
pniea to erect Machntry in any part ni I'll, l.,
S,ates,--ul work warranted 10 perform OF no
charge Address tie iiru ~ above, or
J. l.. GATcllEL,
Aug 81. ELKrCN, AIp.
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BICElY IMFCFTINT srd Iutr-

esting to all. Read the opinions of n,e,s
| hers Of Congress and Elk Governors in rcgnrd.
10 hest prcpa ration used for Dyspepsia, Asthmr
| and Debility. From 3. 8. Phelps and w. Up
ham OF Vermont, ]. F. Simmons and /. Fl. Ar
mold Of Il. :. T. T. Msrehead Of Kentucky
Wm. Woodbridge Of Michigan, NJ. l.: Marti
rom Wisconsin territory, "Having used Green
Orngena,ed Bitters, and from knowledge Of thoii
efficacy IN other casos, We eheerfully recommend
tycm to tho public, believing that they will full
til sustain tho recommendation Of the Propria
aUr."
From Hon. II. d. Foster of fonnsylvania.
ws dyspeptic sufferer about ten years, and re-
sotcd to various medicines for relief without
success, until used the Oxygenated Bitters.
used about two bottles ana find myself restored
to perfect health. The forms Of the disease In
my case were great acictiy Of Stomach, lossve
appetite, extreme fatulence, severe constipaof !
OF the bowels and severe hoadache." ifyouare
suffering from any Of these forms Of Dyspopsin
or Asthma attended with arrangement Of ten
stomach, or general debility. don't fail to try thlf
invaluable REMEDY. There is no be,tor medt
cine foI females suffering from uterine derange.
ments arising from weakness or nervous debil
ity. Price 8 90 PER bottle, bottles for ,oo
Green & Fletcher general agts. No Ledger
Building, South Sd 81. Philadelphia. Sold
wholesale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug
gst, Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March s. ~.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS,
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.

TH7ilE subscriber has insi received from Phi!a-
B. deipha, new s4pYiy Of: Fail and Winter
Day Goods, consisting OF broad Cloths, plain
black and fancy Cassin.rrrs, fancy Doe Skins,
.ahcy Vcs.iny, Cashmere tes'ings. PLAN black
and fancy Sa,ns, plat" black aud fancy Crava
k.nbrodcr,cs Of all knds, spence;s, collars,
thread or cotton edglngs sud msrrlrgs
French, t.nglis. ana America" Lawns, Chin'z
cs and Ginghums, general assortment! OF SslawIs
ard Hosiery,---a full supply "fHoncetc Goods.
Linen Sheetlngs aud shat'mys, irsh and 1'"hln
Liuens, bleached and brown sheeting and h
ing Musns.
JEW ELRY CLOCKS, Watches, Eren s-pins,
Silver Combs Head ornaIruntS. Kings, &c.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, and
general variety # Hardware, Gallery, and
Queensvare,
i he Public are respectfully invited u call
and examine his stuck before puirhis ing r.Sc>
where, AS he is determined IN @r!l how iul Cash
or Country Produce Respectfully,
T 4. TAlLCR.
North Fart, aug 3l---iw
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A truly Valuable Family Medicine.
Dr. Wersdeils Vegetable Rcstor;a
tive Pills.

These Pills are a certain cure (if taken in &C
cordance to the directions inclosing the box
for Dyspepsia, sick Headache, Liver Complaint
Influenza, or severe colds, rheumatism, anC al
diseases arising from improper exposure, lmpu-
rites OF the blood dsordered Stomach, and btl-
lious Habits, Fever and .4gue, &c, nc.
They are compounded Of pure vegetable In
gradients and are Sc gentle in their effects upon
the system that the tenderest lnfan: or the mos
delicate Female may take them win perfect
safety, yet the most desperate Diseases yieio al
once to to tne:r curative power.
Read the following confirmation OF tho above
from Il highy respectable Lady ofCecil county
Dr.. Alfred Weeks,
Dear Sir.-A sense ofduty to my follow
mortals prompt me to make this public ac-
know leugemant of tho great and nvs lnabl
benefit | have derived from the use OF you
WOrsdcls Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pains in my add
on and left side, with indigestion and constthe
ailon wellw, h grew upon me for l4ycats
oulca get no !, lcf and was finally bTonghh
| my bed where lay suffering greatly until abhl
| three years ago when fortunately becamcat
ware through your agent here MIR. J. o II
Knight Of tho high estimation in which
Pits were held by those who had tired them
anu commenced using them, and aitor using
d few boxes found by the blessing OF God
most permanent cure had been effected.
With the earnest hope that this statemeh
may prove Of service to the afflicted
subscribe myself out greatly obliged friend
Mrs. PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, Attn 40
These Pills are for sale by Brown Il Mcintire
Eklon; b. G. Cownn, Cowantown; Stephen u.
Ford, N. East; Z. B. Graham, Charlestown:
Cochran & Taylol, Perryville; r. Ii. Knight,
Wood Lawn; J. A. Atkinson x Bro. Port Depos
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e u A n O .

THE SUBSCRIBERS have in store and for
Il sale upon reasonable terms,
500 tons dry Patagonia Guano.
200 do Government Peruvian GuanO.
The quality of the above we can recommend
with confidence 10 those in want of the article.
Liberal deduction made to country Merchants
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
% and 20 South Wharves, above Chestnut st.
aug 3l--5m PHiLADELPHIA.
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IN CHqACERY, lsh .7ugu,t, 1850.

IN CH.4hCERY, lsth .7ugut, 1850.
ORDERED, that the sale IN the property in
" the cause Of Benjamin W. Jones', aga inst
John Jones, made ard reported by the trustees
John c. Groomc and Ohio Scott, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to tie contrary thereof
bo shewn on or before the l2th day Of October
next, proviued "a copy of this Order be inserted
in some newspaper IN Cecil county, ence in each
of three successive weeks before the 30th day Of
September.
The Report states the amount of sales TO be
$4,000. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sep 7-3w Reg Cur Can.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber OF Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county. let
tiers estamen'ary on the personal estate OF
Hannah P,ice late of said county de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby varied 10
exhibit the same with the vout hers thereof,
duly authenticated. on or before The l3h day
OF May 1851, they may otherwise b,
law be excluded from all beneti, Of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
his 18Th day June 1850.
SAMUEL PRICE Ex'r,
June Is '5O-6w,
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NOTICE is Lorehy gwen 10 tie creditors Of
~ Thomas J. Wilson, that personal dis
charge hath been granted u said debtor, and
that the twenty frs, day Of October, being the
first day sfour county court next succeeding this
date, hath been sat apart for the final hearing in
bis case, where his creditors may attend, and
chew cause, if any they have; why a faal dis
charge sha II not be granted said debtor.
Test. r. HOLIDAY, elk
July 6 SIN Of Cecil CO unity Court.
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.VnItCc.

WHERE taken up trcsaassns on the prcmk
w SEES Of the subscriber, resulting n III
Neck, Cecil county, where they have h "A since
March last five slioa,s, white, 3 spotted and
| sandy coIured. In" "wnr or Owners OF the
above described hogs are requested To come Tor
ward, prove property. pay charges anu take
them away WV. NJ. FOWLER.
Sep lHj0--9w
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FOR S AL E.

: ~ n y n l. &.
The FARM mile north Of Elkton, OF the
late Mrs. Ann H. Tally, now occupied by Iohl
Davis containing about $50 ACRES Of Land
RI part in wooo.
G&I.Ha Tht buildings are comforta
S sti BILE two Story FRAME Dwell
LlNG-Frame Barn, Stable, sc
&c? ALSO
100 ACRES of Meadow Land half milo from
Elkton and lying between the above mention
ed Farm and the Lands or MIR. JACOB c How.
ard--it will be divided to suit purchasers.
also
a lot Of 8 ACRES-south of Purnell's Mill,
adjoining Col. Groeme's Land.
ALSO
the lot at tho corner ofthc Landing Lane Oh
which is tho house known as the Old Foorl,o use
also
the Wharf Lot at The bridge now occup led 0
a Lumber Yard by Mr.. John A. Johnson-t
which are two tenements.
also
adjoining lots of WOODLAND nj xskA.
Egg Hill, 81, 22 and "a ACRES SSa
ctvey-partly of Chestnut, and {28sS6
tract of 81 ACRES Of cleared 80
Land forming tract of 1ls ACRES.
AND
Upper Wharfat Elk Landing.
Apply to
JOHN PARTRIDGE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-05
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

The undersigned respectfully infsrms
the people OF Cecil county, and his
49,. friends and the Public gen.
-k!ttss, orally, that he has taken
ES a IIL:i; Ia for a term Of years, the
Washington Hotel in Elk.
ton. lately kept by his iather J. Gebhart,
He purposes to repair the House and
keep it in style that will be satistacto-
ry to the Public, and he respectfully in.
vites share oftheir patronage
JAS. A. GEBHART.
Elkton, Aug. 81 80.