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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
C1ROTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRACTORS.

(tROTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRACTORS
Nseaed Proposals endOssd Propoal for Bal ding Sewer
Hudson viii Be received tbs oce Of the Croton Aqneduc
Depart otunda Pak until Thursday the oth % Apr
1851 O'Clock M 70 build Sever with the necessary Rsc-y
Culvsrs BudsOn and Leroy length
plan Of the Sewer and spscfcssus for the
building Of the al other norms relating ereo can b
obtansd application the Contract Clsk At this o1csdsv
York March 81, 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN,
Al lot President OF the Croion Aqussuei Department
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, N. G..
IN This establishment Ia the largest Public House on
TIE lsitmus, IL situated high groand In the airy
and hcs hy portion OF the CITY, and the OF bus
pess By Kind and careful attention. hope share the
patronage Of the PUbl c
H.GIDEON Ely, (p..--..,,-.
ms Pm JMsrAPLEs }rropnetors'
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MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY-

4'A The new and elegant Steamer REINDEER Capt
Albert DEGRooT will leave HewYoFk from pier foot OF
murrayst, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
Ing, al o'clock, ard returning, leave Albany Tuesday,
Thursdays and Saturdays At the hour making tbs
usual landings each way EF- Meals served on board
n. B. For further information apply JAMES BISHOP
CO. 8 Beaver Of. New YORK mh29d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

SSUPREME COURT-CLAUDIUS B. PRIME and MARY C.
- PRIME Plaintiffs Ggitra EDWARD Y. PRIME aud othsrs
De RelerseIn puFsuance OF Judg
ent and Of the supreme Court q the state OF New lo
the tiled scton WILL BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC AVCioN'
b COLE Chiffon uader the direction OF US I'M
dssgued tbs Mscsaas EIehang. "a The CITY Of sew
Yo onehe SIXTH DAY or MAY nert al IL clock Al noon an
that cern piece Of ground situate the lhsenn
Ward offhe CITY vera fronting Suffolk street ana oound
follows BegnnDg At Polnt 90 the west ae OF sunoN
feet souihsr r. IN the southwest corner
OF Stanton suh streets hsnc+ s1uthsfy along me
AIDE Of twenty I've feet thence westerly 90 Inc
paas hundred feet therce norhsy on
Inc pa 81 suho veuy i've iset aud thence eesfB
Inc parallel uh stanton hundred lest the place
b.ruire thsr with nguar the hsredmsn and
thersuuto BEL any use
Fev- Yolk March 36th, 1881. ISAAC v fo"LEh
MAJ i.1s~ " Referee. 40 Eassaust MI.
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Report bscon6rmed. JOHN WHITE.
MONTGOMERY }commssousrs
JULIUS HITCHCOCK, }
Dated Nsio York, Mareh 90 1881. ms Jslth

CUPREhE COURT-LEvi s. CHATFIELD, Attonsy asnsral
ICof the STATE Of EevYork, sgaast THE Pk6slDErI Di
RFCTORS AND COMPANY OF The CANAL BANK OF Al
BAEY puuaDes Of order Of II. suPrsms Court Of hs sssE
Of twenty eighth day OF Nay, 1850 the IN
Isrsned Receiver OF Bark Of Albany hereby
bode ts outstanding circulating notes or os Of tns
Bsnk persons holding the certificates gwen y
the undened such Receiver for the balance remsg unpns
on ootss or bs surrendered receiving the hfs dividend Of sixty
that they required present the sad notes or o ans
payment the sad Rscevsr hs once The CJ
Of Albany within years from the date OF this notice OF ss
fault thereof they will precdsd Om the bsaeht OF he unf
provided for the payment Of the sad notes or bis and eacas
Of holding the and that the ss
disposed Of padsT The esna Bank, sueh
manner may detsmnsd For thu greater eonssni
bills and ceThcates the hsesvG nas
which the viii sso % sd on psssn
isT AhDhEW WHITE hscnVsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

CSvREET DEPARTMENT no HALL OF REcoR0s-s.slso
- Proposals will the Street Commssones Office
until Tuesday eighth day Of April 1881 a. O'Clock To
gus grsde curb and gutter and Gag four feet vide
9th To al and unken lots
bounded by stres old Pos; Road and h
Plans and all Information thereto 30 had apph
cation 10 the Contract CleTk Of the Department
March ~, 1851. joins 7. DODGE, Street Commssoher.
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SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the application OF the
- Hor Aldermen commouAy Of the City Of hsS fofk 70
aiivs opening Of seveHy sht 81 from id a,ssue %
fifth tbs Ward % said CITY Notice hersoy
reu costs charges and obuTensn incurred By rsaoa
The he above entitled mter vii be tsa before
he Hoprshs John Edmonds Of the Josees Of tbs sapens
Court or before Of the ether Justices
tbs sac Coat Supreme Court Chambers, The CIV Han Of
te v Of Yok the 18th DAY Of April 1851 a.
o'eock 10 the soreaooa-Datse New Y.rt. .prl2 le5i
JOHN n WHITE.
A J. MONTGOMERY, Commissioner
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CRoIoN AQUEDUcT DEPARThENT.-To CoutrActors.-
OSesed proposals, endorsed Popsa for bultng Ss~er IN
0ks Of the CrOton Aqueduct De
parten (Rotuuda until Tusssy the sh day Of Apu s6,
o'elci p M build necessary Receiving
Basns and Cuves Warren ana QresnHeb SIS beng sngh
about 6s feet The n Of the Sever and sPseeahons TOR he
building Of the Information RESTING Hereto
obtained on sppcop CONTACT Clerk stth Ofcs MICH
oLAs DIAN President Of the Crotbn Aqusduet Department
NO
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ARRANGEMENT-Com-

- mepcipg March Sl.-RAMAPO AND PATERSON
RAlIROkDs Express Trains leave suherne ~ Iolows'
=. ~, he arrival OF the Enc trains At st O'Clock An,
stopping only al Paterson and Passse Bridge Msf SSee.
srTipg; slTi PM, stopping only Al Hohokus Paterson
and Boiling Spring, u .,o0r,r. orlv 9,
p..oo IA uohckus; 81 81 O'Clock p. NJ stopping only
a ons Spring Ps.:as Bridge and all re Sa
49,. ,rs. fsva A a. keist station, Peterson for New
fori al 81 and NJ and p n or on the srrv o. me
usips from suaerRs. The up rsins stop a. bergen on
way TRAINS leave sufFernI at 81 A. NJ and New-foIs
81 F. M stopping all The stations below ksenon' ens
Al the stations above on signal .,,. ~
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Suferns al 81 A.-Leave New'
York Al p. NJ, stopping above Paterson oniy - NO
hokus. 49, =, q - III o,elork
a n and "a and al o'clock P. M.-Lsave New-fotk 20
ard 10 A NJ and l3i and 81 O'Clock z. NJ =.
suspAYs Leave Msrketst station al q O'CLOCK A M,
or on arrival OF the train from sisSos
n and 6o'cloch p. n The Sunday Trains stop oelo"
Paterson Only Al Huylers and Boiling spring. m-su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
NNEW- HAVEN RAIL

lVROAD.-ThIs line leaves Csnal.st SIston1Accommo'
ds,,on Trsin al = Is NJ; Express Train NJ; Accom-
mediation Train, A NJ; Express Train NJ Accom- Accom-
,s,on Train Tor Bridgeport al p M Passengers sre 10
snested 10 procure cke befo-e taking .esis the cars
f"0''0N ~ f r. g. MASON Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND
IL FALL RIvER--The steamers BAY STATE and
sTATE on MAINE leave Pier No s. North River al
O'clock daily Bay State Capt VIM Brown, on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays STATE OF Maine CAPT Tnomss
IA the only direc line TO Newport steamer In connection
viii this Ips runs to and from Providence.
TIRDALE 4 BORDEN, Agents.. ~ and III WesEh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

CRUTOE AQUEDUcT MISUNDERSTANDING PiPzs
Oseslsd propsss. received the Ole. nspssuf
Rotutss Pan uu Saturday April H. Al oect % lsert
500 the with Ehh q rounert ssFVe pes
Tbese promptly from DAY The
rtquscto soue By The Department and Sh hs macs are
Al the oh form tbs ssrcs mast
Be Furnished tb also the Transport
from 70 Slscs Suhce-t bond. with sstsscty surety,
fmeni Of The VII Be required
Proposals for each tap nsses TIE taps WI BE-
found by the De yartDsut By orser. NICHOLAS DEAN.
Im Prsscsui.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

DURsUAFT order Lewis C. Plstt surrogss Of the
County Of WetchsstsF nocs hsrsoy 20 all persons
having The esss Of ELIJAH HEDDEH ats Of ths
OssnaE co1ay present the WITH
vouchsrs thereof Aba Hedden sHecur1 Of ID. last WI
Of deceased 81 her place OF rsssuce the
Ossnirg Edward v Clam the Of
No qk Canal street the City Of New York bsi0rs
thu sth day Of June ls5I.-Dasd November 7sth,
ABIGAIL HEDDES. Exscutrx.
2lf lswtJe3OFF EDWARD V. CLARK, Executor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Through Lime

Il SoR SAN rRxsclsco via oaAoREs. a!sss 5 sD 3
nv ,ss iIned states s,esmers on ths Pacific 90 ~
Say Anil Ie The snlepdid Steamship CkEsCENr
CRY, SO nnsl John Tsppsr Commsader VIII a ,Ssss
her Pier Horh River Thursday, April ~ ,,e re
pm Ps.sepsess by this vessel viii eonnecs VIII .ne
United STATES NAL Steamer TENNESSEE, 70 save ~
ma CO or about May. For freight OF passage Vie
he once IS Southss or a. III WestsL a. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

SrUPKEBE COURT-Cty ami County q New fork-CharesL
Yuuur Tas and James w Henley sgnst ShAes
Pope To CHARLEs POPE sri You ars h.reoy somnonsd %
maven IN. eopnt IN this action fled the once Of
Of City and coSny Of New fok on me lh Gay o.
March 1881 sopy OF answer "a ne Al ny ones
IL the CIV Of within twenty days after ne ,erv cs hereof
exclusive day Of such aud you TAI 70 ans"s ne
compliant AFORESAID plaintiff VII tale Judgment against you or
the HUNDRED and eighty three dollars ana seseny h
cent. 18th day Of February thousand
et hundred beside The costs Of this seton
- - mia law7vF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
NETWORK and NEW-ORLEANS


IL Dispstch Lns-to call on or shout tne iot5
Apr The new and splendid clipper ship 81 ThOM -
AZ now loading and will have proEapt dspsIcn- tn,s
splendid ship built with view 70 groas speS
and presen this time the greatest possible ~
beps cuici ship aud taking freight ~ low raies 10"
passep gers can 10 frat and second CABINS .
mSi Tvs A, ply 10 Z. o. SUTTON CO, "a WAtn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

- rsTHMus HOTELS. .soKsosA
SSs sAss. AND }PxsxsI
NNHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres'
u Hallsce w Williams, assis.ed By Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, q 0orgonss IN
Der ibe management OF a B Miller snd J. v. 0onker
THE AMERICAN HOTEL a. Cruces, under the msn'
axement OF t. e. FolgeT and h. Miller, Jr.
fHE UNirED STATES HOTEL, a Panama uneef
No management OF Adrian .. Miller. tel psva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF RECORDi-Pu5-
- lie Notice hereby gwen that tie following ps0a has bean
presented the Cf Aldermen; To dig well and psce pump
corner Third and ssvont All nssrses having
objections requested present taem writing the
his oos before the 7h DAY Of April INST
Apriil, 1881 JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

EOOLAh MALL LINE OobWoon
II y BOSTON and NETWORK via STONIN0TON and
PROViDENCE.-The steamers G. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE leave Pier No. 2, North River: daily al
O'Clock M. The Commodore Captain VIM d. Frazee'
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; the @. Wander
bit Captain Joel Stone. Tuesdays Thursdays and SAT-
psasyss vQ Pf6y6shcs ard Bos6h'
fhs Ia the most direct route rom Nswf3rk 70 bo.op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

The question OF Postponng the election four
weeks Loaf BY vote Of l6s TO 1907 to POSTPONE two
weeks, 1862 TO 1880 The Committee appointed TO receiye,
sort and count the voies reported the following result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

nMD OSWEGO LINE, 100 Broad-st.
NewYor The attention Of the Public 10 respectfully
invited 10 this Old Established Line OF Lake Boats.
The Projectors having largely increased their facilities
for business prepared 10 contract for the ransporta'
ton OF merchandise ard other property via Oswego and
The Welsnd Canal TO all ports Lake Erie and the upper
Lakes, with dispatch and at reduced rates.
Goods taken as heretofore by steam and SAIL for all
Car sdian and American ports Lake Ontario and the
River ST. Lawrence. Apply to -
az ST. r. s. LITTLEJOHN leo Broad a.
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NOTICE osrsby gwen the PROCEEDS Of the sss Of tie
resi- s.tsecf WILLIAM RENWICE ate Of the C,y OF NsE
fo scessrd tsstIs hts ads shdsT tbs oFes O. ne S1ro
gate Of the couuy n Tork % James Rsrrk re ttat
e al Singular goods ehas credits " he
Will 81 DIVIDED ~ the 'rd surrugsis The
creditors u The sad nsst1ts aor5ng = E a. hs sarruats
oGcs thu Cts Of Es~ Y0r hs sth DAY Of Nay csx a. tsr
oek tbs orsoooa q that day Dstso tbs loh eU o. asch,
AID. 1881. mis- tSa
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

lVl Passenger Trains NewYorh foot Of Cortland
at At s1 A M and PM. Newark st Am and zt I'm
For New-York leave Dover at ITO AN and 2P Mi MOT
rstown, u AM and 2S5PM &c FTsge Trains H lesvs
Car leaves Orange al SIS AM. and SIS M Passengers
are received and delivered each way IN season Tor ne vA
Gus ssses that inefsect this Road ficke ~s' % Pfo
cured before taking seats 10 ths cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

STATEN ISLAND STEAMBOAT
Non and sitter March Is 1885, leave Whitehall at g. II,
l. and O'Clock. Leave Van Derbit ats 10 r. land
eo'clock miAa
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CROTOs AQUEDUCT DEPa 9RATIoS 50
NTcE Pubic notcs hereby that Pc, ns have besn
Board Of Ahsrnsu for SIssath sst,
IRON East River Avsuus A. Also for sewer 10
Fuou and John streets Also Christopher
from junction Of Sixth and Grssuvch avenues, 70 te
also Hestsr u from Mulberry t.
Al interested the a50Te havzE Ooous
requested the writing 70 the Coouact
this ocs before the It'll day Of Aprd next New
York Harrb s. 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN. Persistent
m27 lots OF the Crotou Aqasduet Department
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RAILROAD OF NEW

OJERsEY-This line leaves New ork caly oy s.ea,n'
boat Red JACKET Pier l, North River. al a n. a
Nv New Jersev Railroad foot Of CorsndsI al A d. ana
N 2 and 81 r. a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

SsTREET DEPARTMENT No. H ALL OF REcOROs-ssssd
- Proposals vHl rscsEei al the Street consso srs Ocs
until Monesy Aprs ISL a oeocs NJ 70 isoe- to vacant
ofs running through Un Nah Ts tht. le0 feet from
Avenue To rsslats and gr.ds Forya from EEhta
Ninth gutter ans DAG 1r let
thous tie sde 81 the To regulate and grade Eighty
from Tn AVs1ue A. Plans and specifications, and
Information thereto, e obansd appabou The
tact clerk Ct this DspNtmsut--Aprd 1. le5l
- T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

TE PURSUANCE or AN ORDER ofas saOs.ts q zoe cSan,
NAV YoTk no,cs hereby Kvsn al persons having clans
sr,,n., WILLIAM IrO-wOLF kts Of tas CITY Of HAnnarh
Germany DECEASED prssni he sane v sS1sns q
~ Tie cey bsors ne 1netssotn cay i'4V
uszt-Haisa Hsv York. the sIrtssaih day o. ysn1sy
iaw6uFs gOckfh 6OIAAHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

In PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
New notice hereby gwen 70 al persons having cars
aTsus, JONATHAN LAWRENCE kts OF ths City Of New rofk
dssss 70 present the with vouchers thsscf TO the sub'
bar, the oee of No. 50 Beaver stres the
Civ Of EswYok before the 9Th dav n September nsTt
DATED New Yorh tbs s7th dsv ~ February, 1911
HENRY LAWRENCE E,.cutor.
Qsf law6mFs RICHARD LAWRENCE
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nor BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC
NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The

~ y II n "A &c / y II D-DIToCC' no
n Steamer HERO, Capt J. II King, win leave from
East River steamboat place, Peck Sp for Hartford every
Monday and Friday afternoon, al O'Clock For further
informsuon inquire on board, or Of SAXfON WEBB,
ml7 n liz South-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

TNPURsUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate OF the Couar Of
ENew York bseby given TO all persons having claims
assinst WILLIAM PARA 0sE as Of the City OF New Orleans
10 decsssed to present the SANE With Vo1ca
the subschr At his place Of BUSINESS NO % wal
street before the hrst day Of sep
.bs nsIt-Dated New York the day Of February f5
asf lsw6mFr. JOHN ELLlOiI, ADMINISTRATOR,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-18

EFFECTS OF MAsKlNG.-Two Children
ter' flied to death.-About three weeks
since, two children belonging to man
named Brown, formerly waiter at the
Globe Hotel, Exmouth, the one four,
and the other a few years older, were
sent by the mother, who keeps a mangle
after a basket of clothes, and were met
on the way by some boys, one OF whom
had on a most hideous looking mask.
The boy seeing the children frightened
ran after them, repeating some gibberish
which frightened them more; and hav-
ing followed them until they turned the
corner of the street; transferred the
mask to another boy, who managed
again to come in contact with the poor
children, who returned home instantly,
when their parents, seeing them SO pale
and trembling very much inquired What
was the matter, which they explained
as well as they could. The shock, how
ever, was so great, that they never re-
covered from it, their health declined
daily. The one died three weeks after,
and the other died on Wednesday last.
Each of them in his illness often exclaim-
ed, che is coming" 81 seen him."
there he is" with other like express
sions.-E1eter Gaz.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

RY virtue Of sundry writs CT vendi Exponas,
EEissued by George H. Joyce, Esq, enc Of the
Justices Of the Peace Of the State Of MARYLAND
in and for Cecil county, one at tie suit Of VIII
liam Torbert, against the goods and chat,les
lands and tenements Of Henry D. Shippers; enc
at the suit Of Benjamin C. Pearce, against the
goods and chattles, lands and tenements CT Henry
ID. Shippers; enc at the suit CT Alex. Evans, adj
ministrator Of A. A. Evans, against the goods
and chattles, lands and tenements cf Henry D.
Shippers, ana che at the suit Of Jcmes Denny.
against the goods and chstiles, lands and tene.
ments Of Henry d. Shippers, to ne directed,
have seized and taken in execution all the right.
tile interest and estate, al law and in eauity, Of
the said Henry D. Shippers, in and to all that
tract or parcel ofland, wherein he now resides.
Situate, lying and being in Cecil county, contain
ing 100 acres, more Or less, adjoining lands of
Henry Bennett, Heirs CT William Holl;ncsyorth.
Nicholas Manly and DarusSinpers; and hereby
give notice that on MONDAY the goth dav cf
JANUARY 1851, at the hour Of o'clock in the az.
ternoon, al the Court House deer in Elktcn.
will cer for sale the said property, SO seized and
taken in execution, by public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash to satisfy said writs.
HEZEKIAH FOARD, Co INST.
Dec. 28th '5C-,ts ($250.)
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70 the Public,

FHN!lE subscriber having purchased the recent
"a. for making and selling WOETH'S OINT-
MENI, IS now prepared to fill all orders for the
same. All orders addressed TO him post paid at
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Nd, will receive i'm
mediate attention, and the medicine will be for
warded as directed.
This ointment has already gained such repu-
tation and is so well known that il is scarcely
necessary to say more than TO let the public know
where it can be obtained; |, however, will say
that II is an inaable cure for King Eril and
all other diseases of that class. 1t is an nvalu-
able medicine for all ulcers OH Sores and for all
Scr9fulOus diseases, and makes valuable Dlas-
ter for a weak breast or back; will cure corns or
frosted feet and can be used on all occasions with
out the slightest danger; never having been
known to lnjure the patient, but in all cases
does good; to all of which numerous witnesses
now residing in this county can be produced.
shall here only refer to few out of the ma
ny who have heen cured by the use Of the above
ointment. One is Mr.. John Luton, residing
near tayette in this county, who suffered long
and much with Kings Evil and tried various
remedies without effect; he then tried the above
ointment and soon found relief, and continued its
use till permanent cure was effected.
Another IS the case Of James Jameson, son of
MIR. George Jameson, residing at Poplar Hill,
in Cecil county, Nd, who was affected with the
same disease, and after the best medical skill and
numerous remedies failed to give relief, was per-
fectly cured by the use of the above ointment.
Another is the case of Mr.. James Moore, re-
siding at Cherry Hill in said county, who suffer-
ed much with the same disease and was soundly
cured by the use of the above ointment.
Iii not necessary to give further reference as
the use ofthe medicine will give better testimony
of its own merits than can be obtained in any 9TH
cr way. In all cases where the patient has cause
to be dissatisfied with the use Of this ointment
for any of the diseases above mentioned, the
money Will be refunded. A. T. SHIPPERS.
Cherry Hill, Jan. 4, '51-tf.
For Sale in Elkton by E. BaowN, Jr., Act.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-18

AN EXTREMELY HARD CAsE.-The
Sheriff at Pittsburg, it appears, is unable
to serve writs upon number of rioters
on the Charters Railroad, for the want
OF military force, the expenses ofwhich
the county commissioners refuse to pay.
The affair was brought before the Court
in Pittsburg on Wednesday. The Jour-
nal says:
The Judge said the Sheriff must exc
cute the writs at all events. 1t was a
hard case, but the Court was ofthe clear
opinion that the County Commissioners
could and should be compelled to pay
him back. At all events, no pecuniary
reason can interfere with the execution
of the law.
Sheriff Curtiss said he had already ex-
pended from $1,000 to $140O of his own
means. He could not obtain cent in
return. He could not-he was not rich
enough, to incur expenses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-18
Cheap Grocery Store.

ENRY FANDERFORD respectfully in
II u forms the public that he keep; constantly on
hand, very superior stock of CHEAP F.4liI-
III GROCERIES,, at the Storehouse in Elkton,
formerly occupied by John II. Graham His as
sortment is extensive, and comprises every arti-
Gle pertaining to Family Grocery. SUGAR,
brown and loaf, very superior; Coffee, green and
roasted; Essence Of Coffee, a great saving to
house-keepers, during the present high prices;
Molasses, n. Orleans, Porto Rico. and Cuba;
Bacon, shoulders, middings, and sugar-cured
hamsj Lard, Herrnss and Mackerel, by the bar
rel or otherwise; Flour, by the barrel, or in less
quantities; Ruckwheat and Corn mcal Salt
coarse and fine, by the sack or bushel. JEN-
KlNS GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, in metal
lie packages, cocoa, chocolate, mustard, pepper,
starch, saltpetre, soda saeratus, alum birthstone
allspice, cinnamon, mace, cloves, ginger and all
kinds Of spices; knives and forks, powder, shot,
and purcusslon caps, ropes, twnes, broums
buckets, spades, shovcls, hoes, rakes, queens
ware, soneware, earthenware, glass and ROCK
INGlIAM-WARE, beautiful article; mems
and boys peggci and sewcd BOOTS, women's
and children's lace boots, shoes and slippers;
MILL FEED, CORN, OATS, &C., always on
hand.
GIVE HIM CALL. His goods are purchased
with great care, and will be sold to the satisac-
ton Of his customers.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods,
at the highest market prices.
Dec. 28th '50-2m