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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

The sales of CoTroS to-day nave been coo Oaies,
20 declining prices Mlddlng being Al : and Far al
81. Small sales OF new PORK are making at 10 %
Business ii All kinds l. duh The Europa's news
has usi been received but - effect not yet appi-
rent The weather continues pleasant.
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sales were made rhs morning Of 100 bales of Cor
TON at stdqfc., holders having somewhat REIN
rui.hei their ioimer frames
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SAMUEL " De MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC NM SMITH.
CORPORATION NOTICE-public no

toe L. heroh, gwen 90 the owners, occupant
of a Houses and los proved or unmptoseS
Lands. affected thereby that the following assessments
have completed hy ihe Nsses~ufs iHd are Lodged 20
Tie uaoe of flc Bureau 1T euis 9I -
I'M r.rson. lnttle,tsd.,u For BUILDING SEVERE
THIRTY NINTH nom 8h-as 10 80 feet east u Slh-
The lts embraced ty such assessment include AL IN:
parcel land situated on both sides Of ghsI .betweee
The 9Th aud 7.a All persons huso interests arr necies
m tle above, named Assessments and who opposed %
the esther Of Them requested 10 present tnsir
objections, wrns, % the UNDERSIGNED at th'r 'fhce
Hal If Records. within tIny igvs from the dat" of
tins Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Depart
nen' Sept ~. 1881. . 49,. -
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SAMUEL N DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, bss-ssprs.
81 IM ISAAC VIM SMITH.
NOTICE.-PubIic no.

tee n hereby given 10 the owner ol owners, ecos.
rnnt % occupants Uf all Houses and Lots, improved
% unHpros I'd Lands affected thereby that the following
A,essments have been completed by TIE AssssDfs AUD
are lodged IN the pce OF the Bureau 81 Asessmens isr
ernninatiun all persons interested. kOt BUILD
INGaSEW Ek IN CHAIHAM-SI from The sewer IA ths
intersection Of Pearl aAd Chatham ss - the intefs-rtDs
ii Moth william 81 The limits embraced by such
sessnsnt include all the several houses ana Tot. Oh
grobd vacant lots and parcels u land stVhed 90
the Qofthery SIDE of Chathamt between IJOn Tow aud
pe,f,t and on the ssutheriy SIDE between Pearl ana
North William sts on the EOrherly side of Chanbsrsr
ketuesn Chaiham-st and Cny Hall place, and on tho
s0uiherly sde between Chatham AMI Center sts on Voc
1gi and 2J3 William 81 and the Westerly side Of Duane
- between Willam-s and cay Hall place. All pers'ns
whose interests are affected By the above named Aces
mens opposed q the same. or ether Df them
ar, requested their econs, "ntns 70 me
,rdsrsisned at their Office No Hall II Records ",hn
thIr da,s from the dsfe Of thus notice -Once BoaH"
Asxs,.aeuts street Department. sept ~ lsoi
SAMUEL N DE- MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC MM SMITH
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po>i-Onicr Onernfinns.

The Post Master General has established
NsiolioNlns new POSlOdice> for The week ending
&p. 49, lSSi
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SAMUEL n DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assss''rs
ISAAC MM SMITH.
NOTICE.--Pub

n,t,c, D., hereby gwen. o. the owners, 49,
cuulu or occupants OF all and lots improved % un-
improved LANDS. affected thereby, that the following As
scsmenis have been comp le,d Us DE Assessors, aud are
LODGED IA the office Of the Bureau ct Assessment ot exam
nation by all persons interested. VIZ For BUILDING
SEWER m AVENUE A, from 18Th 30 2ld-sts The limits
embraced by such include m the several 40 sss
ana lots of ground vacant lots pieces ana parcels o AND
situated both ses OF Avenue A. between lSh and I'd
~. aud beth SIDES l9h, 2uth and 2itsts betwees
Avenue ard lsi-ay Al persons whose interests are
Affected the above named Assessments and who are op-
uss % DE same either 81 Them requested - pre-
sons their directors. Ia writing. 90 the undersigned, At
thtr Office No Hall of Records. within THIRTY days ffom
the date oi this uouee-orce. Bureau 81 Assosss'en~'
Sutrt PREPAYMENT. Stit 4, 1891 -
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SAMUEL ~ DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asse,,o,.
ISAAC WI SMITH.
CnRPORATION NOTICE.-Publlc no-

tee Is hereby gwen q The owners occ lpst
or occupants IN houses aud lots. improved ~ pniprTed
lands Affected thereby that the following aesnees have
been completed ~ the Assessors and are lodged M the hos
of the Bureau Of Assessments f ef4nhtt9n, ~ an pes
sns Interested For BUILDING SEWER 10
TWENTY SEN ENLIST between ioth and llln 49,
The limits embraced ~ such a-ts,nout include all the
several houses and lots II ground, vacant lots pe'a, tni
paces of land ted both SIDES ~ tlt 4 bet Nfen
5thay and Hudson RIVER and The easieIy sto ot Oih-
ay between 10Th and 23h SIS Al persons whose nie u-s
aye affected by the abOve-naned asessmers a VII arc
porOsei ~ the either n fegursfJ % Do
,ett their Oh writing % the unsrs znoi NJ .her
Office No Hall of Records. wLtn thirty lays tom tho
date OF this notice Ohce. Bureau ID hssessn.en.s,
Street Department September II. 1871.
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A. a'"S ~ THE MOUNTAINS ~ large auan-
49,, ~ % ~o"i. worth about $50 was bugnei by
~>-' ~ ole VI &c CatsA.l Mountains Oh Noasay.
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l0t ISAAC WM SMITH.
NKOTON AQUEDUCT DEPART.

A 'kO IN ANgt JDt'f Ht' 49,
Y MINT-T0 COntTaciOrs -Seaed proposals. inlo""
Proposal iof building Sewer IA b1h'st VIC 20
ceei AZ tho Office Of the CrOtOn Aquedpct DepsImshs
fkupds PARK un;n ssy the gam DAY % osp, 1871.
4 gociOcs T. n 10 build SEwEk WITH We necpssN
kFCEINfsG BASINS and CLL'EhIS IA 5th,st TON
m Ia rear I'M Az beng length about so iset nc DAB
II the md specGcatOns for The bpdins 81 s sis
and IN Their Information relating thereto, can ~ o0tDso
on alulcatOn to the Contract CieIk al the Osce
YORK SEPT 8. 1851 NlIhobA5 DbAN,
IL ret President II the rotor Aqusduct Department.
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Corporation Notices.

4 OKFOKATION NUTICE, Public
r.fi.e > hereby gwen o. the or Owners.
pant or occupants OF al houses and ,s improved %
improve, lu> Affected thereby. thHt the following assess
usr-s have been completed hy the Assessors ani are
ot .cd m me ~ the BGreau II Assessments tr nm
nation. hF an persons Interested W For kkGl Al
Nc SETTING Ct RR and CT rrER. PAVING aRi
FIAGCiNG SPACE fOtR FEET WIDE, through tho
sidewalks oi lth-st between 10Th and Hudson RIVER
The limits raced hy such include all tho
,cta' houses and lots OF ground vacant 0t,. and
parr land situated both ses ct 6th 1t, between
ith a llth- avs and the westerly SIDE of lnth and
buth of itas between 2lt and 2fh sts All persOas
who's, interests Affected hy the above named sses-
nen a.d who opposed 90 the etheT oi them
re requested To present their oh tconS. IA Writing. to tho
unds .nCd az their Office. NJ Han at Records within
thi Jaws from BE date ut tAS uDtOeOhco. Bur "A ID
A..Ssnents Street Department. SEPT y. 1881
SAMUEL. n DE MOTIF
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C0FPCRATION NOTICE.-Publie

CORPORATION y ! Il ~ u lDii
,c. i. hereby gwen. u the o~nsf OF owners 60
.oan.s If al houses and lots. improved OF MIN
pei lands Affected THEREBY. that TIE following 1870
P,s hsye been completed ~ the AseessDIs' 40 si'
@ea m the Office 1.-THE Bureau of AssssShfs,s iS
',St,,s 3, an persons interested. VI roy ~ asuiNo
spaCt TOI' K FEET WIDE through ths soe"tlfs ~
~ Il 4 be,N1en iih and IziI.s-s The limits en-
Traced hy such As.sseht nUde al tns seseI hPsses
G,ouud vacant Lots pieces and ptfcsis 81 Lsh1,
"a 18th sees II Avenue {, between iltb and ,.n-
Al oersons hose interests sTe Affected oy me a =
,.sesspeafs aad ho opDosed u sane. % sthes
=. arc rgCUe,sd 20 present hen O ectf1ls 70 ~rit1s,
~ he g1deJ,ignsd At thsH ofes No Hall d ktepsts.
iIsr ihirty a4ys if0a the date Vi va Ases M
~ aS.ss.eg.ert. Street Dep3Ttment sept n, 1851.
SAMUEL " De HOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON AssessSs
80 IA. ISAAC WI SMITH.
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DSAEN W -NoSi7 . Az
SsSsl9n-wIDNE>paY, sept l., ls2l
Prss.zf-A. \ Aivord, Esq. President, N me
Char AssstaI, Ala. Moore. ilaley, Naooati NC
Carihy, Boyce. Bar. J. B. We0o, James weep
Crsre. MILE. smith. Tieman, PearSAA, SANDS
Ward Bolster Ely Eowsrds
Peflficns-By Asslstan: A.t Nee lrthy OF ChaI.e,
DIsCh auc c,herS FOR . sewer IN 3lsi-st- oSs"eeh
oh art -ih-osS To committee On sewers 49,.
By TIE President Of John Rove All o'lrl' =. -, :,
2r-av fion g3t % 2sth - BE- lisaird ~I'ii Il 40
EounR.:Iee IN LAMP, a.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
FATTENING HOGS.

When the hogs are first penned, they
should have administered to them in
their food, for few days, doses of flour
of sulphur and copperas;--the first will
act on and purify their blood, the latter
relieve them of kidney worms. These
medicines should be given to them every
other day for week in messes OF bran
or meal, say tea-spoontul at dose tor
each hog.
Their food for the first week or so,
should be cooked pumpkins. apples, roots,
and vegetables, when corn meal may be
added, increasing the quantity of meal
daily. Towards the last of the feeding
the whole should be corn meal, which,
ii possible, should be cooked, as hogs
take fat on faster upon cooked than un-
cooked food besides which, the food
goes farther.
Each pen should be provided with a
rubbing post, and a trough, in which at
all times, should be kept charcoal, rot
ten rood, ashes und.at.
The hogs should be provided with
dry, covered sleeping apartments, to
which they may retire and sleep at
pleasure, and have access to a yard.
The sleeping apartments should be free
ly Uttered thrice week, and cleansed
out as often.
Their food should be given themthree
times day, at regular hours, and they
should receive fresh water as often. " c
have seen soap-suds thrown into their
troughs on wash-days, and we thought
with decided advantage. Wash their
troughs out daily.
Besides their corn, they should have
roots or vegetables of some kind thrown
into their pen.-.7merican Farmer.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
The HonscuDe's Help and Husband's Joy!
The Cerma n Washing Fluid

DOES away entirely with that laborious task
~ oil rubbing the Clothes upon the washboard.
il contains no ingredients whatever, injurious to
the fines, tabric or the flesh. The propretors
wish every one to give it trial, and if it does
not prove to be as recommended, the money, in
every such case, will be refunded. Full direc..
tions accompany each bottle. Retail price l2a
cents per bottle, sufficient to do t,ro ordinary
uashings, and saving the Clothes more by not
rubbing them, than the cost of six bottes-be-
sides removing stains oflrut, &C., if there be
any, and the time and labor saved.
Prepared only by |. P. HOYT & CO.,
Phiiadelphia.
George Heritage, Smyrna Agent for the State
of Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Marylan
All orders received by him wholesale or retail
will be promptly attended to-.
August '5l--3m.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
s'SpOr.sis,en Take NOtiCe.o
JOHN KRIDER,

MTORTH EAST corner WALNUT and
~ SECOND Sts., PHILADELPHIA, has on
hand, Just received, complete assortment OF
SHOT GUNS, Powder Flasks, Game Bags, and
all other Sporting Apparatus of the best and
most approved patterns. He has constantly on
hand Sporting PorGcr of all descriptions, Per
cussion Caps, Shot, Bullet Moulds, Ball and
Blank Cartridges, and d general assortment OF
materials for Gun makers. Also, Percussion
Caps ola superior quality, designed expressly
for L. S. Rifles. An assortment OF Fishing
Tackic always on hand.
All the abcvc, and any other articles in his
line the subscriber will sell as low as any other
establishment in the United States.
In testimony Of his skill as a manufacturer, the
Franklin Institute, in the years 1910 and 1912,
awarded to him TWO cERTIFIcATEs-and IN the
ycals 1874, 1876, 1917, lS4s and 1850, FIVE
SILVER MEDALS. all Of which may be seen at his
place of business. [July l9 BIN.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
ORCHARDS.

The trees of your orchard should be
examined, and, wherever you find a
dead limb, cut it off with saw into the
sound wood, smooth the surface of the
wound with a drawing knife or some
other sharp tool adapted to the purpose;
then dress it with two coats Of mixture
made thus-melt equal parts of roSin,
beeswaX, and turpentine, together ap-
ply it warm with brush; dust sand
freely over the last coat while the mix
ture is warm.
Promiscuous pruning of trees, is al
ways injudiciouS; no limb but dead
one should be cut off Sometimes small
branches interlap each other, III such Ca
ses one may be removed.
The trunks of the trees, whenever the
bark IS scabby or covered with ross or
moss, should be scraped. 1t is a good
practice, spring and fall, TO paint them
with mixture made of soft soap, salt
and -four ofsulphur, in the proportion of
one gallon of soap, to qt. OF salt, and
lb. of the flour Of sulphur.
All orchards should be periodically
manured. A compost formed of woods
mould, marsh or river mud, and ashes,
to which may be added, , bushels of
bons-dust 10 the quantity allotted to an
acre, forms a most excellent manure,
which may be either ploughed in shall
low, or narrowed in. Care must be OBJ
II
in doing so.
All fallen fruit should be gathered,
cooked into mcsses with bran, or meal,
and fed to the cows and hogs In eve
ry apple thus gathered and cooked, the
parents of hundreds of insects will be
destroyed, so that, by continual atten-
tions OF this kind, in a few years, or
chards may be rid of them.
.4merican Farmer.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
Vim. I. Murphy,

BLINK BOOK MlNUF.4CTLRER
No 26 South Third Street, Philadelphla
Over r. johnson s. Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
at the shortest notice.
.fccount Books Of al kinds, CLech Books, &c.,
made in the most durable manner, at the short
est notice, and AT reduced prices.
.1ob Printing of all kinds neatly and expedi-
tiousy executed. All work warranted
June II. 1850
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

and applied about two quarts of Stacked
lime about the roots of each tree, and
gathered up the soil so that the lime
mingled with it. | noticed such was
the appearance of the soil about ths
tree. In this way said he, | check en-
tirely the injurious operation of the
worm upon the tree. presume that
wood ashes as YOU recommend would do
as we'll or better than lime.
Massachusetts Ploapmaa.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

New ENrERrRlsE,--The Easton md
Star states that Capt. Dodson Of st. Mi.
chaels, and Capt. lharp of Easton, have
recently commenced freighting grain
from Talbot county to Philadel phia
through the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal. The Star says:
"There is no wheat grown in the
country superior to the white wheat
grown in this county, and it only need:
10 be fairly introduced into the North
ern markets, and a demand will be Gre
ated for it there which will doubles.
enhance its value IN the Baltimore mar.
ket.n
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
The undersigned have entered into Co-partner
ship under the Firm of
RFNIEsE & LAWRENCE,
TO CARRY ON THE
PAPER Il RAG BUSINESS,

1T No. 5 Minor Street, Philadelphln.
WE7HERE they intend keeping large as
w sortmcnt Of Papers, &C., consisting in part
a, follows:
Writing Papers; Wove and Laid, American
and English.
Bath Posts and Note Papers, Wove and Laid,
Gilt and PLATA.
Folio Posts, Flat Caps. Printing Papers, all
sizes.
Hardware Papers, hom 10 by 2i to 40 by AZ.
Colorcd and White Tissue papers, American
aud English. lIollingswolth's Patent Manila
PupclS.
Cplored and White Shoe Papers, common an
extra sizes. Buff Envelope Papers
Colored Printing and Cover Papers.
Manila Papers, all sizes. Glazed Royal, all
co)Vrs.
Druggist, Blue Medium and Filtering Papers.
Tea, Secret and cold papers for Contectoners
Rag. Manila and Straw Wrapping Papers.
Bonnet. Binders, Box, Cap and Trunk Boards
White and Buff Envelopes; Legal, Letter,
Nute and Card sizes.
agents for Bliss, Potter d Cos
PRINTING CARDS
in packs and sheets, white and colored-odd
sizes, cut to order. Also, their Gilt, Figured
and Plain glazed Papers.
JOSEPH RlMBY, Late of ss N. Third st.
n. S. LAWRENCE, Late Of No. Minor ST.
n. B.-500 Tons OF Rags wanted in exchange
for cash. July 5, Isl 6m
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
.farinfr's . Erpartnssnt.

N~ We shall give our Agricultural
column partly to items of news, of in.
terest to Farmers, and partly to Agricul-
tural matter proper, as heretofore. We
again urge our Farming friends to COM
municate with each other through the
columns of The Wing. 1t would give
us great pleasure to chronicle their cx-
periments, their large crops-large
specimens of Agricultural products, sc.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

THE DRoUGHT.-The Worcester and
Talbot county (Md.) papers still COM
plain Of drought, which has so hardened
the ground as to prevent the farmers
from poughing for wheat, though it
has enabled them to secure their corn
and fodder.--The Easton Star says that
the corn crop falls much below an aver.
age one in Talbot.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

The Pennsylvania State Society will
hold its exhibition at Harrisburg, on the
2Sth, 30th and 3lst Of October-the
time having been changed in conse-
quence of the Maryland State Society
having fixed upon the 22nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
EEsIT! LEGR1T!!

EDW ARD F. CORFIE l. d,
Lamp, Fluid and Pine Oil Manufacturer.
No l52 Souh Secoad, 3 doors ADORE Spruce 81,
rHILADELPIiIA.
JNor the Fall Trade, large and handsome as
J. sorlment of Fluid, Camphine, Pine Oil, Lard
and Oil Lamps. Candelabras, Boquet Stands,
Hall Lanterns, Sc, oinew and elegant patterns.
Lamp Glasses, Globes, Wicks, Paper Shades,
sc. Burning F.uid, Pine OIL; Druggists Per-
fumes, fluid and ABSOLUTE alcohols, at the lowest
manufacturers prices. Dealers will find ii to
their advantage to call blore PURCHASING else
wherr Taug. 30 3m.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

IMPORTATION OF RIPE PEACHES FROM
New YoRK.-lt is well known that the
United States produce immense quanti-
ties of that most delicious fruit, the
peach, and, SO far as we have heard,
none have ever been brought into this
country. A gentleman on board the
Africa has, however, made the attempt,
and, with some care, has succeeded in
bringing them in perfect state. He
has brought them as present to the
family and friends of gentleman far
mer of this town, who may therefore
claim to be the first importer of ripe
peaches from the United States to Eng
land.-LioerEoot Mercury.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

PRINCE GEoRGE's County Agricultu-
raj Exhibition and Cattle Show has been
postponed, says the Marlboro Gazette,
until the Goth and 30th of October.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

Dr.. HIaGINs, the State Chemist, will
be present at the Charles County Agri-
cultural Fair, on the 10Th and 18th of
November.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors Of
" Lewis Boulden, that n personal discharge
hath been granted TO said debtor, and that the
twentieth day of October being the first day OF
our county Court next succccdin9this date, hath
been SET apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his cIedilorS may attend, and shcw cause,
ifany they have. why a final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
II. c. HOLLYDAY, Clerk,
July 70 3m of Cecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

CoRN.-Mr. David G.. Mckim of Bal
timore county, raised stalk ofcorn this
season, which was 16A feet high, on
which wele two ears, ten feet from the
ground.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors of
" John 5. MckinSey, tha, personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twentieth tay of October being the first day of
our county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing IN his case,
where his creditors may attend and shcw cause,
tany they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor Test.
R.C. lIOLLYDAY, Clerk
July 12 3m of Cecil county Court
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

Though before you mountains rise.
Go ahead;
Scale them! certainly you can!
Let them proudly dare the skies
What are mountains to MAN!
Go ahead.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ Thomas S. Reed, that a personal discharge
hath been granted TO said debtor, and that the
twentieth day of October being the first day of
our county Court next succeeding this date, hath
been set apart for the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause,
ifany they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor. Test.
r. C. HOLIYDAY. Clerk
July IL 3m ofCecil county Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

NOTICE.-The state meetings Of the Or
phans Court of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April, June, August,
October and December. School Accounts must he
presented, on the second Tuesday in January, the
lst Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in June
and the 3d Tuesday in October.
GEO. R. HOWARD, Reg. of Wills.
Jan. 4th 1851.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11

DLACK l. WHITE CALICOES. Just re
Deceived, some very neat figured and new style
black and white calicocs, also n great variety of
fast cold Prints, from G. cts. 10 hi"h"r prices.
Sep6 L. BROWN, JR.
The Cecil Whig., 1851-10-11
Overshot Threshers & SeparatOrs,


will receive prompt attention.
The large and increasing demand for these
Machines has induced the ProprelorS to erect a
new and spacious Mandatory, and otherwise
extend their means of promptly illing orders.
Their powers and Threshers have been sold in
nearly every State in the Union, during the las
wear, and their superiority has been acknnwl-
edged by numerous testimonials, not only from
Agricultural Societies but from persons vino have
used them. They have received the First Pre-
MUM. at the principal Fairs where they have
been exhibited in operation. including the Penn
sylyana State Fair, the Provincial Fair Upper
Canada, and the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs,
together with numerous County Exhibitions in
the different States.
The T,ro Horse Machine, with from three 10
five hands, will thrcsh from l25 to 200 bushels
of wheat per day, and twice that quantity OF oats.
The one horse Machine will thresh rather
more than half that quantity.
PRICE At ALBANY.
For two horse machines, SID
For one horse do. Si2o
Machines will be shipped to any part OF the
United States or the Canatas, Is ana warranted
to give satisfaction TO the purchaser, or they
may be returned within sixty days.
The subscribers also manufacture and VII
furnish to order the most approved Kinds
Fecd Cutters, Ciorcr Huliers, CHcuior Saw Mild
&C., &c. They will also furnish Horse Powers
properly gecred for driving ChurnS, elevntIng
Grain; or other purposes to which horse power
can be applicd WHEELER, MELtcK \ Co.
Cor of HuuHon end Liberty Sts., .5ihmn, N. Y.
On hand and for sale by the subscriber, agent
of the pa,entees. JOHN D. MlCHlNEk,
June lift Rising Sun, Cecil Co., Nd.
CAUTION.
THE subscribers. Patentees, of Whceler's
Patent Horse Powers, having noticed that shop
are established where they make and st 4 " hects
er's Patent Horse Powsrs and Orcrshoi 1meMers,
when in fact they have not obtained from us any
liberty to use our patent:
We hereby caution all persons that said per-
sons have no right to use our Patent. or to manu-
facture or sell said Horse Powers, and that sale
by them will confer no right upon the purchaser
to use such Power Messrs. Wheeler, MeIck
& Co., of the Stale OF New York, and their
Agents, are the only persons authorised to make
or sell Whcccr's Patent Horse Powers and
Overshol Threshcrs.
A. &W. c. WHEELER,
lime 7. ,5lt patentees.
.4T1'ENIION.
YkyHE subscriber bcgs leave TO return his 81 n
\ cerc thanks to kind public, for the patron
age received for twenty years, as
Surreyer md Conreyoncer,
andpromises to conlinnc to make any reasona'
Bile sacrifice, for the accommodation OF all those
VIII may desire to pcrpctuate such patronage
He also continues to act as
Laad .Hgent,
for all those who may confer on him such ngcn
cy. JoitN JANNEf.
College Green, Cecil Co., Md. jeo2-tf