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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

NEwLAND & TRABUE,
tsuccEssoRs TO s. w. PueH)
Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Mer-
chants,
No. 40, Main, between 5h and 9th sts, North side,
E1AvE on nand a large and carefully selected stock of roceries,
- which we will sell very low for cash, or in exchange for all
The following are the principal articles, viz:
go bags prime green Rio Coffee;
SO bags old Manila and Java Coffee;
95 hhds. fair to extra prime n. O. Sugar;
10 hhds. Refined and Clarified Sugar;
IS 6bls. LOal, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
10 Tierces Flint Rice;
Is hf bbs. Golden Syrup, 20 and 10 gal. kegs
70 bbls. Plantation Mo!asses;
% bbls. Sugar House Molasses;
30 hL bbIs. Sugar House Molasses;
IS hf chests Gun Powder Tea:
PC hf chests Black Tea;
y hf chests Young Hyson Tea;
IS and IL lbs. boxes Young Tyson Tea;
10 boxes Rosn soap 100 boxes Fancy soap
100 boxes Star Candles 30 boxes sperm Candies
225 Pressed Summer Candles;
10000 Cuba Six Cigars
$50 bags and bales Cotton Yarns, No. 400 to 1000
1000 lbs Carpet Chain; 1000 lbs. Candle Wick;
525 bags Shot, assorted sizes;
10000 lbs. Bar and Pig Lead
rs doz. Blue Buckets, so doz. Fancy buckets, 5Odoz. fancy VI
IS nests Is and in nest,) Painted Tubs
IS doz. No. 9 and 3 Painted Tubs;
IS doz. Zinc Washboards
S $ P Rss; Mysl So e. c !, asa j * @a ss; TiH'sar'
500 kegs super cut Nails, 3, &c, 8, 10, 12, 16, and 20d;
100 kegs super cut Brads, Cd, Sd, and iOd;
10 DOAcS a IODdccO,
rs boxes Mo. and KY, s, ! pound and pound Jumps,
100 boxes Matches
$50 doz. Shaker and eommonB rooms;
~ casks and bbls. Saleraius
10 oaks sup. Carb Soda.
700 lbs. best Spanish Indigo:
1900 lbs. Bright Dutch Nader;
50 bags Pepper and spice:
10 bbIs. Alum;
- bbs. Epson Salts
30 bbls Copperas
% bbls Birthstone;
100 lbs. Cloves.
500 lbs. Fresh NutmegS
l30 Mats Cinnamon Bark:
400 lbs. Camphor;
$50 lbs. Cream Of Tartar
1900 Reams Wrapping Paper;
$50 Reams Letter and Cap Paper;
30 boxes 'John Bulrs' Sarsapsrila;
50 boxes Fresh Cream Cheese;
lis kegs Pure and No. l, White Lead;
Pipe Schnapps Gin, the best article imported;
p Pipes James Hennessy's pale and dark Brandy
.! Pipes A. Segnetteis pale and dark Brandy
81 casks Rastean's pale and dark Brandy;
l! pipes /. G. F. Martefs pale Brandy
II pipes J. J. Dupuy's pale Brandy
3! casks London Dock Madeira Wine, very old.
ST casks r L. Madeira Wine;
81 casks Spanish Port Wine;
ST casks pure Port Juice, Crown brand;
ST casks Juice Port
81 casks Burgundy Port
q casks pure sweet Malaga Wine.
Domestic Brandy, Sweet Wine and Gin, New England Rum, old
Brandy. Also, Candies, Ground Spice, Mustard, Eseensss, CHINA
Vemtuge. Castor, Linseed and Tanner Ol, Turpenune, Ink,
Flasks, Jars, Glass, Tumblers, Backing, Percussian Caps, Paste
Boards. Bottle Corks, Cotton and Hemp Irvine, Cotton TTot Lines
and Staging, DuPonts and Blasting Powder, Sifter's Salt, &c, &c.
sep11
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

H A This Institution IS under the care of the Hon David Mcdonald,
and the Hon. Wm. J. Quo. Its superior advantages to gentlemen
entering the Legal Profession are generally known and aeknowl-
edged.
The course Of instruction in tis Law School embraces all the
branches of Legal Science. Students are examined every day on
their lessons in the text books; and lectures are daily delivered. \
moot court is held every Saturday, in which all the students are ex-
ercised in preparing pleadngs and arguing legal questions.
The students are divided into TWO classes-the junior and The
Senior. The text books of the Junior class are Blackstone : Com
meniaries, Kent's Commentaries, Smith on Contracts, and Stephen
on Pleading; those of the Senior class are kents Commentaries,
Chilly on Pleading. Greenleaf on Evidence, and Mtfords Equity.
A good law library is provided for the Use Of students; but they must
furnish their own text books.
Students attending this department for two sessions, will, in the
discretion of the Faculty and Board of Trustees, receive diplomas;
none but pracucing lawyers will be entitled 10 them short of that
time.
The tuition fee is thirty dollars per session. The graduation feeis
Eve dollars.
The approaching session will commence on the first Monday Of
November ext, and end the first of March following.
ID. II. Prest,
Bloomington, Sept. 1, 1851. 3. T. Ind. University.
sepS-v6W
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>9s HIGHLY MPORTANT-Messrs BAUER & GOEP
r. PER respectfully inform The citizens Of Indianapolis and rs
~ vicinity, that they have on hand a complete assortment OF
LA Ready Made Clothing for Fan and Winter for ganuemen's
wearing, consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, VesuDsS. 81 ius. &c
&c, which they are prepared to sell at as low prices as they can be
goods as well as the workmanship.
They are also pre- pared 20 execute all orders in their lise OF bust
ness, at low prices, and, as they confidently believe, 10 the entire
satisfaction Of all those that may favor them with a call. Their es-
adjustment is sill 10 be found AT the old stand, in the room hereto
lore occupied by Biddle d McOuat as an Auction room, opDoS1e
the Capital House, Washington street. 6enlemea are invited to
call and examine for themselves.
sept9 BAIER a. GOFPpER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
NEW OUTFIT.

WEAVER & WILLIAMS, UNpERrAkKzs, al
80 their old stand, on Washington street, nearly oppo-
ste the Masonic Hall, have just added another new Heerse TO The
undertaking establishment, aud vii attend i'll person 10 all funerals
entrusted to them
We have also procured COBB'S PATENT CORPSE PRE-
Server AND ICE BOX, by which a corpse can be kept any
length oftme.
We will also furnish FISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
CASES, for transportation or other purposes.
Public institutions, and all others who wish 10 delay funerals IN
N the arrival OF distant relatives, OF 10 make suitable preparation
nr mleTment, can, by use OF this preserver, keep s corpse for weeks
If desired. Corpse will be taken any distance for interment. al res-
sonable charges and with care and dispatch.
We continue 10 keep on hand a large assortment of ready made
cofhns, and by our long experience in the business, think hat we
can give general satsiaction.
June 26, 1850.
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H a 7 S A N d A p S!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

~ WHOLbSAIE AND hEIAlL. 80
OF II ~ RED
T. Sentinel Buildings, Washington street. has
81 @ just received 4 large assortment OF elegant Six Hats, ofthe
latest and most fashionable styles, which he offers at the yerv loves,
prices for cash.
Also, a varied and extensive assortment OF Wool and Fur Has.
all styles, and a great variety OF Plush Caps.
He offers the above stock TO wholesale and Retail nurcbaser, -,
unusually favorable terms, and hopes they viii give him a cali besorr
purchasing eA>cNhtEt- SPnIB
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

$3.50 AL wv UAUe& N|
al the old stand, and will hope 10 merit and II
receive a continuance of the very liberal patronage which bas h~.u
heretofore extended 10 the establishment.
The great superiority Of our buildings and NIaehinerv RENDERS ms
facilities for business such that successful Competition Inv nv osher
establishment is difficult, if not impossible.
TuRNINs.-A superior steam engine tor turning, &c. is kepl con.
stanly IN operation. All work Of this description done with rrea,
facility. eN
Every kind Of Side Boards, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus Ress,aads
Stands, &c. &c, kept constantly on hand, and manufacture 10 orje5,
al the shortest notice, and on the best terms.
UNDERTAKING.
We shall continue 10 give our especial attention to this branch of
our business with a view to release the friends Of the deceased ~
sons from the indispensable trouble attending the death OF 3 cjTd
ana would state that they are prepared to undertake the whole bua.
ness OF funerals, L desired, or any part thereof, on reasonable ,erms.
such a furnishing either 4 one or two-hOFse hearse, built a0er ILe
most approved style. Also, carriages, and every other reuuisue mar
tanning to the business.
PATENT CoRFsE PREsERvER-They win continue to use this val
liable apparatus. The object for which il is intended is perfectly "a
preserve corpses from decay for any length of time, without beng
anywlse offensive 10 delcacy, or unseemly in appearance The vsiue
d. sucn a machine cannot be estimated but by those tender feelings
when long Tor lhe preservation Of a departed frieud; and anoSs
nose VINO have been compelled 10 use il on account of the CAS- de-.
cayng OF their Trends, a general ad pleasing satisfaction has bar
g1veni for none can speak too highly Of such an important and use
nl mVenuoh. Benevolent institutions and all others who desire 10
delay funerals until the arrival Of distant relatives. or 10 make suha.
Die preparation for mteTmeni, can, by use of this machine. preserve
them Tor weeks IN a perfectly inofeusive state, allowing al to oaze
upon them. J. Il FTTIEP a On
N. B. We have two Hearses and Carriages. and he bea srs
most careful hands IN our employ; so thar ali calls can ana will BE-
puGctualy and satisfactorily attended 10. inneI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

u CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPoRIUM-The under
AA signed would respectfully announce to the public, thar
iYA ne has Just received a new and well selected stock of
Ezk Sloths' Cassimeres, Vesunigs, &C., suitable for Spring and
IFy Summer wear, which will be nsde up 10 order. by the
uE best OF workmen, and warranted TO give satisfaction
III His stock of READY MADE CLOTHING is eou.I .c
LIZ any ever before offered al this market. consisting. IN nam
OF Dress and Frock, Business and Travelling, Sack and
Albert Coats, and al. the various styles Of Tweed, Alpaca, and La
Coats; Pantsloons and Vests Of the latest styles, which, foz dura-
nhly and neatnesS, are unsurpassed.
He has, also, a great variety OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Cravais, Hendkerchiehs, Hosisry,
Gloves Suspenders, DC, &c; He has, also, 4 fine lot of Carpet
Bags, Vslises, Trunks. &c. &c.
Cheap Clothing Store of E A. HALL
InayS Under Capital House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

EHATS! HATSH HATS!i!-G. +. McGINNIs would re-.
IL specIuly inform the public that he is now receiving his Fan
and Winter stock of Hats and Caps, consisting ofevery style and
quality of Moleskin, Silk, Fur and Angola Hats, Silk Plush, MohaiI
Plush, Cotton Plush, Cloth, ouer, Fur, Seal, Muskrat, Oil Cloth,
Silk and VelvetCaps, for Mems, Youths and Infants wear. in end
less quantities, and he has no hesitation in saying thatIh his is the larg-
est, best, cheapest, and most general assortment of Hats, and Gaps
ever offered in this market, and would invite those in need of Hats
and Caps, 10 give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, ashe feels
satisfied that he can give as good. if not a lnIe better bargains, than
can be obtained in any other establishment in the city
Be sure and call at McGINNIS' Hat Store.
sep19-d&w3m Second door from Post Office corner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
NEW BOOK STORE.

NEW BOOK STORE.
NUTE announce TO our friends, 10 Booksellers, Country Mer-
w chants, Teachers, Professional Gentlemen, and book buyers
generally, that we have opened in indianapolis, Marion county, In
diana, a new Book Store We are prepared at any time 10 supply
the trade, in large or small quantities, with an entire new and fresh
stock of Books and Stationery. We keep always ON hand a large
and complete as ortmento of Miscellaneous, Theological, Law, Med
zeal, Common School, and Classical Books; together with a full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We are confident it would be to the interest ofCountry Merchants
and all others wishing 10 purchase books TO give as a call.
ALI orders thankfully received, and we assure those who send that
they will be filled promptly. Particular attention paid to orders by
mail or otherwise for quantities or single volumes. Beeswax and
Rags wnmted. John KAN & N
~may2adwtf No. 4Noris Buildings, under odd Fellows Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
RORsON,s LIVERY STABLES.

ESANCY~ SToRE-Theu undersigned respectfully inform the Cit
II liens of indianapolis and vicinity, that they have purchased
the entire stock Of goods kept here formerly under the firm of Brcn-
tano d Rump. They have on hand alarge assortment of perfume
ns and fancy goods. 10 which they have added by recent purchases,
made IN the East, many rich and tasteful articles, calculated TO graf
hy the wishes of all who may favor them with a call In order 10
to save time IN purchasing and selling, their prices are established OIL
allow and unvaIable rate, and they can confidently give the sssur-
ance that no one desiring 10 pstromize them, will leave their Store
dissatisfied with the purchases made. They have also a splendid Ls
Of jewelry.
apr5-3n A. NALTNER * Co.
HpRUSHES! BRUSHEs!!-A fine assortment Of Hair, Haf.
ID Cloth, Flesh, Tooth, and Shaving Brushes, among which are
some extra fine, together with a large lot of Brushes consisting o.
Paint, VaTnish, Wall, Sweeping, Dust, Crumb, Hearth, Scrub.
Backing, &c, at CRAIGHEAD q BR0wNINGfS. aug25
NJ oLAssEs-SO bbls. \. o Molasse., received and for sale By
1Vl ang4 BLYTHE & HOLLAND.
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]. 3. FTrLER & CO

SUCCESSORS TO JOSEPH l.. sTRFTcBrRl
CNDERTAkERS y COFFIN-MAKERS.
dad 9laIEdctysLs Of eUerg Kind and QualifH Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24

RESPECTFULLY inform he cii;1sn.
} Of this city and the surrounding country "a
that they wlll continue the above business Va
al the old stand and will hnno 10 -. ..I 1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

change few days bring! Now the
wind means harshly; its biting breath
cuts the tears from your eyes and stings
you through your over-coats and over
shoes. 1t is bitterly cold. The ponds
and running streams too, are covered
with ice, and over the river the skaters
are carreering in tortuous and may
windings, swiftly as frighted birds.
Io lovers of cold water in the summer
time, rejoice -granaries filled from the
frozen harvest, will pour out their boun-
ty TO glad you under the snltry suns of
August, and your burning thirst can
then be aSsuaged without the aid of a
brandy ''smasher.'
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THIS IS no GIVE NOTICE

That the subscriber of Cecil county has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said county
letters of Administration On the personal estate
of
Mary II. Henderson,
late Of said county icccused. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on OF before the
eth day Of Noyemher1 ISL,
they moy otherwise by law, Dc excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under nv
Land this 2Sth day of December 1880
HENRY Ii. GILrlN.
Dec. oSth '5O-6w Adm'rs.
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE.

That the subscriber OF Cecil county has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court Of said county
letters Of Administration On the personal estate
of
John c. Waters,
late Of said comfy deceased. All persons lrnr-
ing claims against the said decreased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
3Oth day Of November 1851,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mrnt TO the subscriber. Given undcr my hand
this 2Sth day of December 1850.
OLIVER p. KILLlNGSW0RTH,
Dec. 2Sth 'j0-6w Admir-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01
To the Public.

Viz subscriber LAYING purchased the Ie.eip,
In making and selling N'lRlH HIS ONT
MEN Is nov prepared 10 III 81 orders for tbs:
same. ~ "TdeF, dressed TO Inn post paid al
thrff! i1ill, ltch county, Nd, viii receive in
""aiaic an"A'loh, anu lhe medicine Viii be trt
"nta'' Us are clra.
ms ointment Las ALREADY gained such rcTG-
,"'r'h VI Is 20 we" known 'lat II Is aI"rIy
2" ''" ~ /" 20! mere l!'an 10 l'' t:t pubic An' "
where II can DC th'nih""; l. h"Wcvef, viii -"
NV " IS p" 'hiii"hlr cure Tor ENG, ~" fn}
49, o'hcF H""rs%S 81 That class. 1t Is an inN"iY-
""ie heaiSim' ior All "ir'Ts, Old '"i'R ana for AZ
n"W"'o"S "I,'''ts. iI'1 A,a"-' I I2lGthIe .--
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More About "NIary.,

Woull that we nc'cr ha met, my gentle Mary
Would that the hand thai paints the unhecdci
flower
And hol Is the whirlwina, or some guardian fair,
l1a come between me and tina, fatal hour.
Then hal net earth with all her light grown
drcafy.
Then la the hour of shadows never been;
Then had my eye not sometimes turned aweary
From the bright sunshine and the living green.
Not that the streams were freer, the valleys
Gr.cucr,
When carly birds first taught my feet to rove
Not that the heavens with smile sercncr.
Looked down with eyes like angels from above;
Not that the loved arc gone, that ever colder
The living seem. as Summers wear away;
Noi thai my brow beneath iic's war grows older,
Or now more languidly my pulses play.
Nor yet, that love hath ofits smiles grown charv
For such in this pale, fleeing world must be:
II is thy ever present face. nv Mary,
The deep, abiding memory ofthec.
AIar TO thee my restless thoughts are rowing
In the great cily's splendor. pride and din;
see thee there, the one beoy Il and loving,
But what, my Mary, speaks thy heart within.
"h'l' W i'ihl. "!ldtrNcr scenes surveying,
Beneath tn" low winds pcnsve lullaby:
Where the free streamlet's thread of silver stray
ing,
CharraS with glimpse of Heaven, the weary
eye;
Where down carth's lonely wales rale moonlight
bcaming.
Sleeps with a smile hafdeathly. half divine;
Or where through crowded aislcs bright LAMPS
are streaming.
Comes a known voice and tlol sweet tone is
thine.
Amid the hollow sobbings of November
To-day roam from the wide world apart;
Still is thy form the bright Promethean cmber
That warns the dim, cold chambers ofmy heart.
Yet all is nothing; soon this stormy motion
OF the souls waters will subsidc 10 rest.
But when the heart heaves like a troubled ocean,
Sorrow must speak and grief will be rcdressed.
Bright b" Thy path as dreams of buskined fairy,
Crail"'l IN dewS upon the Summer green;
Yet would we necr hal met, nv gentle Mary:
Then had the hour Of shadows never been.
MARY.
A week ago and the horizon hung
all around with the mellow mIsts of
seeming Indian Summer, the air
was bland as in the calm smoky days of
October, the face of the sun glowed as
red as at such time, and the buds seem-
ed ready to burst out before the wooing
influence of his warm rays. What a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-01

Gov. QrITMAN.-Ihn Nic'.sburg
Wing understands that Judge Gho!son
has issued warrant for The arrest of this
dignitary. 1t says that it is understood
about Jackson that Gov. Quitman will
resist the execution Of the warrant.
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T HE CECIL " HIG.
To Readers ana Correspondents.

The article entitled True Glory"
and the lines by "Deita PHI" will be
printed next week.
The letter from Port Deposit, signed
"Mordecai" is inadmissable, because
unaccompanied by responsible name
The meeting Of which it gave an account
is, however, the subject Of another COM
munication, found on the first page.
On the lst page are several original
articles. "Jenny'' writes a neat verse
to her weeping friend; Ralph Rambler
gives us another Wayside Epistle-do
ladies write to him, if you can find him
out; he appears to want a letter very
badly. Send letter to him through
The Wing and it will be sure to reach
him. "LHeraliM" comes down on a GER
tain proposition offered in the Conven-
ton, like slcdge- h .mmcr. 1t seems a
very narrow-mindcd business to attempt
to prescribe any class of citizens in the
manner proposed, and quite too ridicu-
lous to receive favor in this state in this
half century. The letter from Row.
landsville gives an interesting account OF
an interesting meeting, and "Sam Roger
writes in rhyme to his cousin this week
Among the selected matter is a domestic
story from Arthur's Gazette. and several
good Agricultural articles on the last
page.
Quite a disturbance has been occasion
ed by an article which appeared in The
Wing of last week. We shall not say
that that article is faultlcss by any
means, or that it should have been pub
hshcd; but understanding that persons
have taken it to themselves for whom
it was never intended, and that gentle
men who never saw it till it appeared in
print, have been blamed with its author.
ship, we say this, that the residence Of
the writer is certainly not within fv,
miles of Elkton. 1t were well enough
fpeoplc did not attempt to put on shoe,
that do not fit them; but not wishing tc
give offence to any reader, we will keel
a sharper watch for Objectionable matter
hereafter; albeit we are in favor of con.
siderable liberty Of speech
We find on our table the following
lines by ".Uuy," a correspondent who's,
articles we are glad to print, and who i,
a general favorite with our readers. Il
Is from one Mary to another, and it i,
probable there is feeling of plaintive
sadness in some Of its lines, which vii
trill responsive on other hearts than
theirs, and cause in many mind oil,
memories to awaken again. Much ha
lately been written TO and about Mary
the writer seems to have though
something more could be said -hence
we suppose, the heading.
For Tie cecil Uhig.
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TINS rs TO GIVE NOTJCE

10 q T. No 10 T.,
That the subscribers of Cecil county has oh
tanned irom the Orphans Court Of said county
letters ui Administration on tie personal estate
Of
John c. jackson,
late Of said county deceased Al persons having
claims against the said dcc"as"d are hereby warn
I'd TO exhibit the same with tie vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on Or before the
9th day of December 1851,
;lry may otherwise by law, be excluded ftom all
h"n"iit of said estate. All persons indebted To
said estate are requested 10 make ,mnclnlc pay
Jn"nt to the ub;cribers. Given under our haut>
Ibis 2Sth day OF December 1850.
EDWIN I. JACKSON.
JOSEPH 3. PRESTON.
Dec. % '5O--6w Adure.
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Col. Benton. IT'S said this gentle
man will not be candidate for the
Presidency; but if his friends desire, he
will run for the House of Representa-
lives in st. Louis. He will, however,
be a candidate. at all hazards, for the L.
). Senate, at the next election, in oppo-
sition to Mr.. Atchison, his present col
lpaglp
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THE TERMS OFS.7
CO.NST4BLE'S SHE,

EpY virtue ola writ Of Vendi ERponns, issued
sFby Geo. II. Joyce, one Of the Justices of the
Peace al the STATE Of Mary land, in and for Cecil
county. at the suit of samuel Dehaven, use of
Thomas Owen, against the eooIs and chaltIes,
lands and tcnemenis of Thomas Wilson. ST., 10
me directed. will expose 10 sale al public auc-
ton, ut the Court Mouse door in the town of Elk
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of february
next, at 10 clock, ior cash. all the right, title,
interest aud estate, at law and in equity, of the
said Thomas Wilson ST., in and TO all That tract
of land, wherein he now resides, bounded by
lands Of Ben amin Bowen. Hugh Bolton, John
Cunningham and others, to satisfy said writ.
JlEX. FOARD,
Jan. 2j, '5l.--3w Isl. 500 Const.