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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-18
CERTIFICATES.

do hereby certify, that my hand was afflicted
with Tetterworm-that / mad lost the use of it
almost and tried every thing ! could hear of
without cure, until procured some of J. w.
Browns Mixture, which cured it in two applica-
tons. JAMES WARWICK.
November IL, 1919.
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LAND FOR SALE

I OFF Err for sale, one husdrcd nnd twenty two
i Acres OF Land lying in Scott Township, Van
derburgh county, Indiana, IL miles from Evans
vile, and adjoining lands OF James Witherspoon.
near the State Road. will sell altogether or in
lots, as follows: 90 Acres with nous barn, stable
&c, "a acres cleared, good we'll OF water. Also,
So acres with house and other buildings, % acres
cleared. For further particulars enquire of Sam'l
Clark. bricklayer, Evansville, or at the places
mentioned. lapl0- lmwl JOS. RICHARDSON
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Directors and officers

Directors and Officers.
Robt L. Patterson, Thomas Il. Segui
Chas. ). Macknett, Henry McFarlan
Lewis C.. Grover, VIM. Nj. Simpson
Seth Low, Randall III Green
Edward Anthony. Joel w. Condit,
Andrew S. Smelling, Isaac II Frothingh ham
ROBERT L PATTERSON, Presidem
JOEL w. CONDIT, Vice President
BENZ. Z. MILLER, Secretary.
Medical Board of Consultation
VALENTINE Morn, nj. ID.
JER. VAN RENSSELAER,, nj, d
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DRANDY AND WINE.-Otard. Dupuy &
ID Co.'S, J. ]. Dupuy, Murat and other brands
Port Wine, Madeira, Pure Juice Port, Sweet Mala.
ca and Claret, on hand and for sale by
ten7 c. BELL
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This is to certify; that my hands were so badly
afflicted with letter Worm that could not use
them and was cured by ]. W. Browns mixture
in one week. therefore recommend it 10 the
world without fear of contradiction
JAMES II. cox.
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PETERSBURG. Nov. 7, 1919.

do hereby certify, that my hands were so eff
fected with letter Worm, that it was with great
difficulty that could use them-ard was cured
by J. w. Browns mixture in few DAYS.
WARREN L. w. TROUTMAN.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS.

CABINET WARE ROOMS.
r o Il K II Il + E II G u S S,
I'D Keeps constantly on hand every va a
rety and description of Cabinet Fur "a
- niture and Chairs, which he warrants "
to stand with any work made in this city or else.
where. Persons wishing to purchase would do well
to give him call. Shop ON Main street. between
2nd and 3rd streets
LUMBER YARD!
He has also just received at his yard, opposite hi
Warsroom, on Main street, a large supply of frs!
rate pine lumber, of every description, which he Of
iers TO the public on most reasonable terms
COFFlNS made TO order A large supply of all
kinds and sizes hand, and ior sale at reasonable
prices. [jy22 5nal
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PER"E.w. STEPHENS. y

Oh BIS Star Candies, 10 Mi and 10 or do do, 10
~ boxs Stea rine Candles, 2 bbls Linseed OIL SO
kegs pure white lead, 10 Is ID. kegs d. ) 100 lbs
do do, 10 kegs No ] DO, bhls lard oil.
mhs;f FOSTER & BROWN.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELI

CtlX or eight active Young nen 10 solicit subscrip
- ton TO Frosi,s Pictorial Histories. Clarke'e
Commentaries and Bibles, Ewel's Medical COM
uauion, &c. HOLLAND & GARDNER,
mhl5-ln!. a. Poicourt's Hotel.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE subscribers have just received fresh supply
l. of BOOTS and SHOES Of good quality part
ofwblch are direct from the manutactorise, iuclu-
ding the following styles:
Mems lined and bound heavy Brogans,
do sup Philadelphia Cali do;
do do do.
Boys do do
do Kip do
do Thick do
Women's heavy side stitched Kip Bootees.
do light do do
do Calf do do
go heeled and strap welts;
do Goat Buskins;
Mems superior Kip Boots;
do thick do.
feb22tf MORGAN g. KEEN.
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PETERSBURG, Nov. Z. 1919.

This is to certify, that my niece was badly
afflicted with Scald Head, and that J. w
Browns Mixture cured her in short time.
SARAH Ii. TROUTMAN.
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TO PAINTERS.

THE subscriber has just received large add.
l. diton 10 hir former stock OF Paints, Oils, and
Varnish; comprising a full assortment Of Paints
ground IN oil, some 80 different colors and shades
blake's Fire Proof Paint ground in oil. Also ey.
erything in the Limners' line, in the way ofbrus-
and material
ALLEN c. HALLOCK. Druggist,
mh3tf Main Street opposi,e the Bank
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NEW CASH STORE.
CLAYTON
q IL uporter of Watches, and Whole.
~ sal Dealer in Jewelry, Clocks,

CLAYTON
q IL npOrter of Watches, and Whole.
~ sal Dealer in Jeweiry, Clocks.
Watch fateriaIs, &c.
In the ST miner Of 1916 this House commenced
wholesaler Ig Watches and Jewery prices cheap
than the like were sold in the wholesale jobbing
stores of n, ,w York.
The grea,: desire of the Proprietor was then, and
has been since, divert the current OF trade
that was flo wing into the Atlantic cities from the
Western an Southwestern States, and compel il to
terminate in Cincinnati. There was period when
New York TODD IN position more advantageous
than this cit depot for the manufactured goods
both OF Euro pc and this country; but science and
art nave nov given Cincinnati the means OF attain
ing, if she vii J. as proud elevation in Trade and
Commerce as any city in the world. The Allegha-
ny mountain have been levelled down, and dis
lance annihi lated, that a tradesman here can
send his orde in the morning TO his manufacturer
for ewery, v rho may reside, most OF the manu-
featuring Jew ,elers do, either in the State OF New
Jersey, Rhode Island or Massachusetts, and before
evening recei, reply, and in few hours after The
goods are made. they will be at his door. he read
er NAV 81 that he can perceive no earthly roa
son why Cinci 1naii should not sell goods as cheal
the :ities but he cannot see how Clayton
is enabled TO- 81 I'll Watches and Jewelry che lper than
they do there A few words will make all clear
Dealers i'm the East buy and sell on credit and have
consequently to tax every customer heavily to GOV
er expenses ano losses but Clayton pays Cash for
every thing tina he purchases and sells his goods TO
no man, howey CT rich he may be, on credit. And
this House is I uow whoiesaling more Watches and
Jewery than tb ree-fourtns OF the wholesale estab
lishments in NJ ~ York.
Store on the southeast corner OF Sycamore and
Second Streets Cincinnati. lap27
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OILS, PA1Ts EFT
4 A BBLS. Linseed Oil;
III 10 sSprits Turpentine
DO Copal Varnlsh,
do Japan do:
10 do Dried Whiting;
loo pounds Blue Prussian;
1000 do Red Lead;
1000 do Venetian Red.
1000 do Spanish Brown;
just received and for sale low by
feb7 CRAWFORD BELL
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby gwen that proposals will BE-
IN received by the undersigned, committee APP
pointed for that purpose by the Corporation OF La
masco City, until Tuesday, the 18th inst, for graz
ding, gra,elirg, McAdamising and guiiering three
hundred and eight ieet of ground, the Ohio river,
tht foot OF Fulton Avenue in the City Of Lamnsco
Separate proposals will be received at the same ime
for paving the same with Stone. not less than ono
hundred and fifty feet The Plan and Specifca-
tons said work may be the Office Of Law,
Battel a. Johnson, where those DESTROYS of taking
sand contracts may examine The came.
CHRISTIAN BIPPUS,
JOHN RElTZ, la
GILES CULVIN t
Evansville, April 3, 1851.
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CARPENTERS & COOPERS TOOLS.
lust received and now open, a full and genera
- assortment of "a II kinds OF Coopers and Carpcn
els Tools Please call and examine my stock.
iuT o. b. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main
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Evansville, March i, ls5l-Im3:w3
SWEET & B 3 4 SET2 ssIpM911EE9evED PAT

ENT MELoDEoNs. - =
tF1NIIE Undersigned agents tor Messrs SWEET q.
L Baker would invite the attention Of the public.
to these solendid Melodions which offered for
sale ut their Book Store on Main street, opposite
the Bank. These beautiful instruments ARE con-
structed on an entirely new and improved plan-in
point OF style and beauty of finish equalling the
Piano Forte, while for sweetness, depth and volume
of tone, they are unsurpassed by any instrument
whatever. Prices remarkably low.
mh27 mdnw CONYNG1ON & CAWSON.. -
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BosroN, Nelson County, KY, Dec. lS49.
do hereby certify that ! was attacked very
badly with Erysipelas. and was cured by the
use Of ]. w. Browns Mixture in one day.
THOMAS PEARSON.
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PROOF! PROOF:I
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

DR. HArcHIrr: Having been afflicted with Dy s.
pepsia with oil its multilorm symptoms-lndlges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region Oh the
stomach; iatulence and eructon vomiting oil meals;
languor and debility; and having used, without
benefit all the usual remedies, together with several
bottles of Bulls Sarsaparila, was induced 10 'ry
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. ne use oil
two bottles cured of every trace OF diseases since
which time a space of two months, / have enjoyed
excellent health.
/ have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and it has given perfect satis-
action.
For all those diseases for which il is recommend
Cd believe il superior to any medicine IN use
Respectfully, Z. u: O'kiEEf;
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.
An extract of letter OF April 2lst 1850, from DR..
). ID. Collins, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
"Your Cohosh takes finely. lhave recommended
ad used il in good many cases OF various diseases
TO nv Satisfaction For several years have known
the happy and almost marvellous effects OF the 20
bosh ALONE in some peculiar diseases. Judge II
highly rs a Tonic, antiscortuiic and emenagogue"
From ]. B. Hannah; wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, &c. &c.
EVANSVILLE, Ia, March 80, 1850.
Door. HArcHIrr: tsi have used your preparation
OF Cohosh for torpor OF the liver, indigestion, ana
general debility; IN every instance with as.
tonishng success. would recommend Il to all
similarly affected, as safe pleasant and eilcacious
JB. HANNAH.
The certificate of r. W Dunbar, Esx., T-easu.
rer of Vanderburgh county.
EVANSVILLE, Ia, April II, 1850
Or HArcHITr-Sir-I have used your Cohosh Tor
four or FIVE months. And can say with conhtenct
that il is an alternative tonic, much superior to any
propagation of Sarsaparilla, or other tohic medi-
''A' "a'' '''' a''1 R. W. DUNBAR.
The following is from Mr.. Morgan, of the firm
G. & s. r. Morgan, wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods, Evansville Ind
Door. HATCHTr-Sir-l have used your Cohosh
several cases of diseased Lungs, with the happiest
ssults. From my experience with 1t, believe II
also 10 be enc Of the best Me dcnes for general de-
bility, indigestion and for purifying the blood.
Yours, &C. S.R MORGAN.
HENDERSON, KY, May 2, 1850.
Dr. J: G. HArcHrT-My wife has been afflicted
with Proapsus Uter and all those diseases SO CON-
mon to women about the turn OF lite" She has
been wonderfully benefited by the use OF your Co.
hosh, after trying in vain other medicines:
Yours, JAMES BACON.
RJCAUTION-cS
None is genuine unless "HATCHlTT'S EX-
TRACT OF COHOSH - is blown in the bottle.
Manufactured by ]. G. HATCHlTr & CO.,
No. IA Front ST. Evansville, Ind:
And fer sale by the principal Druggists throughout
he West Iiel2 Ill ]
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STR A D z RS HOTEL,
(L0te Pearl Street Honse.l

. X n y q X = Il q Ia,
Late Pearl Street Housc,)
d. w. STRADER, Proprietor.
TINE subscriber would most respectfully inform
l. his friends and the public in general, that ne
has taken the above house, and reited and furnish
ed it up in style second 10 none in the West The
location is one of the bestn the city being on Third
street. between Main and Market and within one
hundred yards of the Mail Boat and Madison pack
el landing.
Louisville. Dec 9. '5O.-decl? Il
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HrcAUTION ~

None is genuine unless "HATCHITT'S EX-
TRACT OF COHOSH, ~ is blown in the bottle
Manufactured by ]. G. HATCHlTT & CO,
No. IA Front ST. Evansville, Ind:
And fer sale by the principal Druggists throughout
he West. Iiel2 TIL ]
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For sale by KELLER g. FARNSLEY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No IA Water
street, Evansville, Ind. lie 20-.y
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ALLEN c. HALLOCK, agent.
NJ J. BRAY, NJ d., Medical Examiner.
All persons wishing 10 make insurance on their
own or their friends LIVES, will please call upon
III agent in this City, Office Main Street near
W alter, and examine the terms and rates of the
Co mpany. loctl6-IyI
I In Scrip to these who have paid their Premium
in CASH and to the credit of those who are indebt
ed t., the Company by note for part of the Preml
ums
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HENDERSON, KY, May

HENDERSON, KY, May 2, 1850.
Dr.. J: G. HATcHnT-My wife has been afflicted
with Prolapsus Uteri and all those diseases CON-
mon TO women about the "turn of life" She has
been wonderfully benefited by the use Of your Co.
hosh, after trying in vain other medicines
Yours JAMES BACON.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

HARDWARE END CUTLERY
A 4 the old stand opposite the Bank, consisting
N in part Of PocketCuuery, Razors, &C., Amer.
lean and English Locks, Monkey tail Bolts, Hunts
broad Axes, Hoes Of all Sizes Ok, Log Trace, Hal
ter, Breast and Dog Chains, VIM. ROwlands cross
cut and mill Saws, Horse, Cow and Sheep Bells,
with'a general assortment of shelf goods.
D. B. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ST.. Evansville
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LUMBER! EUMrERl!
100000 FEET OF LUI,EER.
DINE, POPLAR and BLACK WALNUT um.
Il Der, Shingles, Laths, Scanllin, and every ar
ticie IN the ine together with all kinds oil build.
ing materials can be found ut
BABCOCK BROTHERS.
Yard on End street. James Steele, LumbermaL
Oct29
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HATS, CAPS AND ECNi-ETG.
4 - CASES consisting OF Il. b. Russia Hats;
~ Fashionable DO, do;
Shi.rd do; Fashionable Angola, and SILK
do. Silk Plush caps, mems cloth caps, boys do do
boys velvet do, mems fur do l Florence braid
Bonnets; do English straw bonneis.
decl1 MORGAN e. KEEN.
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" ARNISH..-No l Copal, Japan, Coach ano
Y Black Varnish, for sale by
KELLER & FARNSLEY Druggists,
mhl3-u Evansville, Ind.
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Net Balance. $685., 1894 rs
Additional Losses amounting sac, $50 susIaine'
during the year, awaiting proofs OF death.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
DIED.

On Wednesday last, in this town, Mrs, Hrup..
HILL, relict OF the late James HemphiII, al nm
advanced age.
AtNorth East, on Sunday last Mrs. ELIZA.
BETH, consort of B. S. Alexander, after a long
and tedious Illness, ull which she bore with
CHRISTIAN patience, and in the last struggle she
trlumphed, giving God the glory.
On Monday, the Bird inst. at his residence
near the Head OF Snssatias, Kent county, Nd.
after short but severe illness, Mr.. JosHuA
DEPUTY, in the Gath year OF his age. By the
decrase OF Mr.. Deputy. the community has sus-
tanned loss, and his widowed partner and in
'ereStlng family one that is irrepalable. Ii was
only those who were most familiar with him that
could appreciate his worth He was an aticc-
tionatc husbani, fond father, kind neighbor,
and respected friend On the Tharstay pre-
vions. he was taken with chill and continued
to grow wors until Sunday when favorable
symptoms appeared, but on Monday The violence
OF the disease returned, and baffIed the skill of
his physician. He was conscious that his end
was drawing near and after having given some
directions concerning his business. at about half
past SIX O'Clock in the evening, while surround
ed by his disconsolate wife, weeping children,
and numerous friends, he calmly like an expiring
taper, in holy christian resignation yielded up
his spirit. and was gathered to his fathers.
Near Summit Bridge, Del. C.L.N.
RELIGIOUS EOTICE.-There will he rub
lie Divine servic, by permission of Providence,
in the M. +. Church of this place nn Thanks
giving day, (ncxt Thursdoy.) at los A. M.
Also at the Chesapeake City Church, preaching
at the same hour
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22

ceived great benefit from its use in a
practice of four or five years. Ii is esti-
mated that two thousand tons has been
purchased in Delaware in 1851. And
that the price has not, in fact, fallen off,
but that it now requires IS bushels of
wheat to purchase ton, ahd have it de-
ivered at the farm, whereas % bushels
would have purchased the same amount
in lS47. Irepeat, that it is the Hum
bug and curse of Free Trade, that has
reduced the value of wheat crops, and
not the exhausting qualities fguano.
j. JONES,
Chesapeake city, Nd.
Mr.. Editor:-l take it for granted
that ''CoMos" is no other than my old
and valued friend James Pedder. Make
my respects; he knows my inability to
condense my ideas, orplace them on pa
per in way TO make them sufficiently
interesting to be read. hope he or you
will give such parts Of this paper only
as You may think your readers will feel
an interest in.
Respy. yrs. J. JONES.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
NOTICE..

'I'ftt. co-partnership heretofore existing under
L 'Ae lirIn OF Nlarshbank & Cnniwell, is this
aa! dissolved, by mn lual consent all persons in
depleu 10 the late firm are requested to call and
settle their accounts al m early day with Robert
Marshbank, he is authorized to collect all money
due to the late firm, and settle all claims against
1t. ROBERT MAR>HBANK.
Nov Is. MATTHEW CANTWEII
The business wall be continued by the under
signed, who tenders his thanks for the liberal
patronage extended to him heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention TO the business, to merit the
same. He has now ON hand. and stll continues
to make to order. all kinds OF fashionable tnrni-
ture and attend funerals at the shortest notice.
ROBERT MARSHBANK.
IlktOr Nov 90 1871
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
Shocking and Thrilling Occurrence.

Forty or Fifty School Children Killed,
and MANY Wounded.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-A terrible ac-
cident occurred this afternoon at .
o'clock, at the New Public School on
Greenwich avenue.
About two o'clock this afternoon Miss
Harrison, teacher in Primary School
No. 26, was observed, probably from the
closeness Of the room, to faint. On see
ing this, number Of children ran to
her side. Others became alarmed, and
in their fright, raised the cry of fire.
This soon caused the greatett alarm and
CONSERVATION among the little, unsus-
pecting innocents. Almost in a mo-
ment they, as with one impulse, made a
general rush for the doors and windows,
and the stairway, which, it seems, was
of spiral form, and running from the
first to the fourth story of the builling.
Soon the press against the balustrade
became SO great that it gave way, pre-
cipltating to the floor below, which was
Of flag stones, used for a play ground
nearly or quite one hundred ofthe little
ones. The scene at this moment was
awful and hearI-rendjng beyond des
cription. Child after child rushed
&uro 'he horrible pit, crushing beneath
;..4. "yI ut those who had gone before
while others leaped voluntarily out o
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22

C5-Below is list of the names of
county officers on the Eastern Shore:
Kent County.-J. Frisby Gordon,
whig, Clerk; Jacob Fisher, whig, Reg
lister; Charles 7. Lusby, whig, Sheriff;
Edward A. Moore, whig, States Attor-
nry.
Queen .Ann's County.-John Palmer,
whig, Clerk; Samuel 7. Harrison, whig,
Register; Jas. 7. Perkins, dem, Sheriff;
John NJ. Robinson, do States Attorney.
Caroline County.-Thomas F. Carey,
dem, Clerk; John r. X. Honey, dem,
Register; Jas. H. Barwck, whig, Sher-
if; J. Hopkins Tarr, dem, States At
tornev.
Talbot County.-Samuel T. Hopkins,
whig, Clerk; John Donovan, whig, Reg
lister; Thos ]. Clark, whig, Sheri if;
James Lloyd Martin, DEM, States At
torn-y.
Dorchester County.-Francis J. Hen
ry, whig, Clerk; Shadrack Mitchell;
whig, Register; James E. Douglass,
whig, Sheriff; Brice ]. Goldsborough,
wing, States Attorney.
Somerset County.-Levi Wolford,
dem, Clerk; Samuel w. Jones, whig,
Register; Samuel S. Boggs whig, Sher-
if; W. j. Byrd, DEM, States Attorney,
Worcester County.-Edward D. Mar
tin, whig, Clerk; George B. Gray, dem,
Register; Samuel H. Jarman, whig,
Sheriff; Geo. r Collier, States Attor.
ney.
FIRE IN QUEEN AIMS CouN1y.-The
dwelling house and kitchen on the farm
belonging to Mr.. Arthur Bryan, on
Bordley's Island, were entirely consu'
med bv fire on the 18th instant, together
with about two hundred dollars worth
of household goods belonging to Mrs
Charles Bryan.
DEATH OF BANK OFF1cER.--Thom
as E. Price, Esq, for number of year
teller of the Farmers Bank, at Easton
Md, died in that town on. Sunday las
after a few days illness.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
2277S 2
Judge Hopper's majority, Is.

Judge Hopper's majority, Is.
DR.. N. PISKNEy, U. S. NJ, delivered
an eulogy upon the late DR. VIM. Fl.
Thomas, at the Court House in Easton,
on Tuesday the l1th inst.
UTHE TALBOT County CATTLE
Snow was held IN Easton, according to
previous announcement, on W ednesday,
Thursday and Friday last. The dis
play of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Poultry, Agricultural lmplr-
ments, articles of Domestic manufac-
ture, bread, butter &c., was large and
very creditable to the ladies', farmers
mechanics of Talbot and the adjoining
counties.
The first day of the show was devo-
ted to the exhibition of the articles de-
posted, and the horse powers, thresh-
ers, SC, were in full operation. On
Thursday, much to the regret and an
noyance of every one concerned, it
rained all day, and nothing vas done,
and no visters were in attendance. On
Friday, the premiums were awarded
and an address delivered by Col. George
W. Hughes, of Anne Arundel.-This
address is very highly spoken of by
those who heard it, and is said to have
been interesting. instructive, and elo-
quent. Gazette 18th.
w. The following is the vote of the
Eastern Shore counties, which comprise
the 18th district for the offices named.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-22
NtsT'ECE.

WE the UNDERSIGNED Commissioners appoint
w ed by Cecil county Court 10 value and d.
vide the Real Estate of William Slayle decd.
late Of Cecil county, according TO the provisions
of the Acts OF Assembly in such case made and
PROVIDED do hereby .ivc notice to all concerned,
that we shall meet at the dwelling house Of
Nathaniel Shippers, on the premises, on Saturday
the 9th day of December next, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ, to proceed in the business for which We
are appointed. WILLIAM PRyoH.
ANDREW JARRETT,
WILLIAM MANLEy,
LEVI KIRK.
JOSEPH S. WINGATE.
Nov % I'm Commissioners.