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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-12-25
From the Correspondence Of the Courier.
Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
Mr.. Foote'S resolutions on the subject OF
the adjustment measures came up yesterday
and Mr. Butler spoke against them with great
animation and eloquence. In the course OF
his remarks, he alluded with much feeling
to the circumstance that troops were sent
to Charleston during the last summer, while
South Carolina was delibcrating on her
course. He opposed very strongly the whole
adjustment, and declared that the fugitive
slave law had not been and could not be
executed.
Mr. Foote repeatedly made explanations
as to remarks Of Mr.. Butler on his (Mr
Footc's) course. Mr.. Butler showed that
Mr.. Foote had gone as far as any one in all
the Southern measures, up to the lime of
the admission of California. He, Mr.. Foote,
had signed the Southern Address, and had
been influential in getting up the first Nash
will Convention and the State of Mississippi
had led the way in all the measures that
South Carolina hnd adopted.
Mr.. Rhett followed AIr. Butler, and took
up the Compromise measures severally, and
showed that they were unjust and runous
to the South. He alluded TO the remarks
made, some time ago, by Mr. Clay, in which
he (Mr. r. was denounced as traitor, and
declared that he and the majority of his con-
situents were seccssionsts and lisunionis.s
and that the South would not, consistently
with her interests, rights, and future peace,
remain in the Union. The took up the Ter
ritoria questions and showed that the South
had been turn out of California and other
Territories, and that the Wilmot Proviso was
practically extended over all the territory
acquired from Mexico, although it had been
held out that new slave States would be ad-
mit!ed from Texas, yet it was celusire pro-
mise, as would be found when the time should
come for their admission Mr.. Rhctt did
not conclude, but gave way to a motion by
Mr.. Badger to adjourn. Mr. Footc manifes-
ted 4 wish that the discussion should be pro-
secuted without delay, as he would be OBJ
liged, he said, to leave on Saturday.
Mr.. Buffers views Of the difficulty Of en-
forcing the fugitive slave law, if the people
should be opposed to its exccu ion, are the
ones which have been suggested by others; /;
and the President in his Message, proposes
- - 7 fEy:lhst
Ethc United States, and their punishment be
more accurately defined and prescribed. it
having been decided that the Chrsliana RIO
ters were not guilty Of treason, the United
Courts have no further Jurisdiction and they
90, as Mr.. Butler said, to the State Courts
to be tried for riot and inurdcr-where they
will find sympathizing jurors and lrnient jud
gcs, and, even if condemned. will be pardon
| by the State Executive.
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Executors Sale.

WILL be sold at Edgcfcd Court House, on
w the lst Monday in January next, the un-
wicd estate A. B. Addison, decd, viz: a young
Negro Woman and Child also q young Wo-
man, seamstrcss, washer and ironcr.
Also, two houses and lots in the Villare o.
Edgefeld, now occupied by Mrs Green az Mr.
E. H. Covar.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
E. E. j. H. MINIS. % E1'oF'
Dec a5 Ct 40
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A VALUABLE IsvENTIoN-A correspondent
of the North Bridgewater Gazette describes
an experiment tried on the Ros;on and Pro-
vidence railroad track, for the purpose Of
ascertaining if letters can be sent to dis
tance by means of atmospheric pressure.
To test the practicability of the theory, there
was laid for about one mile pipe, through
which the paper or papers were to pass. /
am told that those who have experimental
are of opinion that communication can be
given in this manner from Boston to New
York in four minutes, and that they are quite
sure of success.
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Lost.

ON Friday, the 9th inst, between EdgefeA
" c. II. and White Hall, in this District,
small leather pocket hook, continuing between
seventy and eighty dollars. al in 10 and SIS bills
buta So and 81, and 25 cents in cash one pf
the SIS bills was from the broken banking COM
pany of the Wetu,npka and Coosa Railroad. II
had cotton bill in il. from Brinley in Hamburg,
containing subscribers name.
ny person finding it and addressing mo st
Abberillc will be literally rewarded. J, J, So.
THOMAS GORDON.
Go.ls ct 4s
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F" Go it, while you're young,

tut WIIeII you Se1 VIu, yOH IuH g
ONLY observe the list of marriages recorded in
another column " Did You ever!" A marriage
mania is certainly abroad in Edgefeld. The
waters are moving-jump in, ye solitary beings.
while ye may, and make yourselves useful to your
country. Most of the weddings so far have been
made up by young people. Let those, more
stricken in years, bring up the rear. Hurry
hurry--for the propilious season may soon be
over. Be prepared with your mates oy Vulen-
tines day, at the farthest, and then you may
chrp as gaily as the merriest bird Of them all.
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sherif,s Sale.

PY Virtue of sundry writs Of Ficri Facias,.
Il Rl s,t to ME directed, ] shall proceed to 5sll
January lS ntStc {; H.. on the first Monday in
following case, viz: uinc property, in the
Thns r. Anderson. for another: f:~~-
Gcarty. c. J. Glover and John p Mays, two
Nrgrnts, viz: Joe Mack and Joe Miller.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D..
Dec 10 81 40
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Notice.

A IT, those indebted to the estate of William
n Bussey, decd, are requested to make. i'm
mediate payment and those having demands
will present them properly attcsted.
CALEB TALLEY, Adm,r.
Dec 26 3m 40
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO.'S. REPUBLICATION OF
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.

THESE enterprising publishers are doing great
things for the American reading public, and un-
auestionaby are deserving Of extensive patron
age.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine is rendered
especially desirable, from the fact of5ts being
brought out in this country almos. as early Us it is
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FIRE ITEMS.

WE learn from tie Augusta Consi'fut,ona'''l
that fire occurred il that city on FRIDAY iast' nj
midday, which conpmed two dwelling houses
on Reynold street. One Of the buildings was 'he
property of Mr.. BEoDGEr, the other, OF Mr.. fos'
TER. There was insurance covering s2''ooCa
portion of the loss wasfnal The Fire Companies
are said to have been extremely efficient. We
iudre from ba v;nr witnessed the e1ertions of
,bese comm, MICS tFrmphout the fire of the 18th
November That thew arc not to be surpassed for
activity nnd spirit.
The Courier also records considerable lire
which took place in Charleston early on the morn
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ss4
Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the estate of Henry
N Waldrum, deed, are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having demands
will present them properly attcsted forthwith.
VIM. WALDRUM, Admir-.
Dee 25 If 40
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DY Virtue of on Order from John Hill. Esq,
ID Ordinary Edgcfeld District; Ishalf5 pro-
cced 10 sell at the latc,rcsidcpce ef John Schum-
pert, deed, on Saturday the 10Th Of January,
all the personal estate Of said deceased, consist
ing6f = =
THIRTEEN. LIKELY sNEGRGESJ
Crop Of Cotton. Corn and Foddcr.sstock nf IIor-
,cs, Cn,tle and Hogs. Household aud Kitchen
fsfHs nSss IA. y 4.
JESSE SCIlUh1PERT, Admir-.
Dec is At As :
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Adjournment.

The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday,
18th instant, after a session of twenty-three
days. The following is list of the acts
nassad
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Che 4Duertiser.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 95, 1851.

~ 1t will be seen by reference to the adver.
tisement of the Bethany Academy, that the day
of opening has been changed to the third Monday,
18th of January.
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Enigma. No. q.

am Of word of three syllables.
My first is the most powerful instrument used.
My second is the Latin word for "on account
Of"
!. My third is a great General.
My whole the name Of bay in the United
State5 GRIMES.
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Administrators "A Sale.

pY an order frcm the Ordinary of Edgc6cld
- District, will proceed 10 sell at the late
residence of j. A. Bell, deed, on the 7th day
of January next, all the personal property Of
said deceased, consisting Of
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES,
Horses, one Yoke Oxen, Cattle, Fat Hogs, Stock
Hogs, 10 or Is bales Cotton, Corn, Fodder,
Oats, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Sc.
TERMs--On credit until the 25th December
1852, with note and two approved sureties.
ALSO
Will be rented ut the same time and place, for
the ensuing year, the plantation on which the
said deceased farmed at the time of his death
and the place on which C. w. Cochran, decd.
lived, commonly known as the Martin Key tract
D. ~. j. BELL, Admir-.
Dec sj St 40
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Hoe TRhDE.-The CINCINNATI CONNER
cial says that the number of hogs received
in that city up to Tuesday last, was 1886,
against 1886 to the same period last year
being an increase Of 60,22O. This does
not include the number which may be in the
pens on the other side of the river. The
sales on the llth instant comprised 1869
head, at $3.50 4 AGO.
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T. HG WI A s /.
ron TIE ADVERTISER

FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR THE YOUNG ONES.
am word Of letters three,
A riddle which the brain will bother,
In every word Pm plain to SEQ
Yet less Pm seen than any other.
My first is that, which he who has
The wonders of the world may see;
Of which deprived, poor sightlcss man
From him carth's brightest visions ficc.
My second is unknownto earth,
1t forms no part Of sea or sky;
The mountains own it's double worth,
Without it heaven is but sigh.
My third and last is often found
Where drunkard's kicks and knocks arc felt
Where broken nceks and skulls abound,
Its bending knee has ever knclt.
My whole is used by all mankind,
Sometimes Pm red, sometimes Pm blue,
But oft'ner black my face you'll find,
Pm sometimes palc-but always true.
Though I've 10 lips or tongue to speak
A faithful messenger proves
And distant friends and lovers seek,
Through me conveyed, their vows OF love-
Though I'm so Useful to mankind
That nothing can my use surpass
Ungratefu man, keeps me confn'd
In christal jail--cagcd mp in glass.
Come then young friends, my name declare,
Come, free me from my CLASSY cell,
Letme enjoy the light and air
And in turn will serve you well.
Cotton Region. JAhEMl.
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Hnierna, No. q.

Enigma, NO. d
My first is what every little boy or girl ought
to do at least once day.
My second is the signiof the present PartclPle.
My third is 2,240 pounds.
My whole is the name Of great man.
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From the Grccnvillc Mountainecr.

SD-EU-xrEsF-1u
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WE are indebted to Mr.. G. A. ADDISON, one Of
our members, for the following list Of appoint
ments made by the last Legislature, viz:
Magistrates for Edgcfcld C. H-W. w. Ad-
ans and Thos. G. Key.
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Administrators Sale.

Dec 20
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r.. G. HOLIDAY.
Clerk OF Cecil County Court.

operno, Loue's letter me Gousraor Of Ps~~syoamia
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis, (Md } March TO- 1851
Sin had The honor The 9th instant 10 address your
exeelency in relation the Of j. Mitchell, who IS
charged by grand jury OF Phadeiphia ciy ana county
with The crime of kidnapping certain Joel Henry Ihomr
In that informed your exceiency OF tue posi
ton which fe IL ba my duty assume also assured
your exe.iency thal Mr. Mcio would be required TO sur
the which he had previously made 10 me
(and which have communicated TO your exeelency) py
the evidence OF competent and credible witnesses IN
der oath Accordingly, the Ith instant, despatched
spt the OF Elkton. Cecil county,
dispositions of several competent and credible
Witnesses taken under his mneda,e supervision
| From the evidence am satisfied
lsl That Mr. Mitchell was not personally present within
the urisd of Pennsylvania engaged IN the capture OF
sportaio mother and child either principal
or acce ssary in any manner whatever; and
2dJ That the boy Joel Henry Thompson was the child
of Mr. Mitchrs slave Besey, born during the PEE
Rod OF her ASCENDING
In accordance therefore, with the principles laid down
in my OF the 9th instant must very respectfully de
cline 10 issue a warrant for the apprehension oil Mr.
Mitchell under the Tequsition OF your excellency.
have the hoaor be, with distinguished consideration
- E. LOUIS LOWE.
/ His Excellency the GOVERNOR of Pennsylva
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His Exceliency the GOVERNOR Of Pennsyiva

DERrH AMBOY SEMINARY.-Ths Institution, uIoding a
thorough training college Business together with
modern and music, wan commence lis
twenty eighth session on Wednesday, May u
buiding and commodous, and It's internal arrange
ment are designed promote Of the pupils and
habits Of neatness and system
bathing valuable
apparatus reading with library and peod
cas bathing and provided with reference 10
physical training some OF the minor advantages OF ~
institution. =,
large experience pledge. his unng efforts to
make that enlightened Christian parent could
desire for his -,
Terms 75 board and tuition, with
- books for Engiish studios
From the Faculty Of the College Of NeW Jsrsey.
Having opportunity the talents, literary and
prudence and exemplary moral
Woodbridge while be student IN ts
college having found that students prepared BY him for
with pleasure recommend MIN Us
teacher competency and fidelity In giving inuchon ana
m forming youth committed 10 his care, parents
JAMES CARNAHAN President.
JOHN MAGELLAN, Vice President and Prof Of Greek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER, Prof OF knh. and Astronomy.
CoLLEag OF NEw JERSEY, April J. 1851.
Joseph Henry LII. d., Smithsonian Institute, D. c.
Rev James w. Alexander ID. D., Princeton, New jersey
Rev. Nicholas Murray, u u -
Rev David Maggie ID. D., Eiizabethtown, New Jersey.
particulars, with additional es
monas references, apply TO the Principal, n,,~,
| AnM-dlw Perth Amboy New jersey.
L
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~ OWEN s. SON take this method of announcing
e. they have
and goods,
embracing
and vcsulgs together with
variety fancy articles
They pleasure stating their stock Of goods
. superior any they have brought 10 this city,
Thankful svos they respectfully solicit continuance OF
patronage
9-3taw2m Intel. h Tel
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VALUABLE and beautiful residence for sale.-The
will sell No
Improvements known Csxenova,
Mill This property beautifully and heathily situated
ID
1.-THE and commanding views The
commOdous and well built frame dwell
Stables house. and other out houses with an excel
handsomely with
excellent opportunity 10
desiring either handsome sad comfortable residence
ma ket garden. The will be made accommodating
27-3taw2w CHAs. o. WALLACI
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Nashington and Alexandria Boat.
Thomas Colyers vesk.-Seren Trip per day
The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will de
AxANkfne the following hours. coach connects
with the boat in Washington. Boats fafs l2S Cts
Persons going and leaving the boat, halt price,
Coyer will be The Mount Vernon route next
Leave Alexandria at 7k, 9x, ION, q. nj AZ 5k pm
Leave Washington at eX TO- H. a. m; y, 34 p m.
JOB COksON,
Ap22 Captain.
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81 The Ws.hnston National Monumsn ut society. va
JAMES c. PICKETT, Editor aud pubiahsr
The Moaamsnt is intended 20 be literary, agriculture.
paper will select portions ,s,
the daye bcs No found in American and Euops
lie scientific aIusles, embracing msclaac
such journal nigh, be expected couss,s
exception of party pol'ues' which win be at all times
The N,nansns viii pubI.hed expires. aud The x
bank Of the Potomac honor cf The Father Of CovS
which every one who seasa.s. .ne name o. Washington
Journal proposed = be Published the relaa.
sa'a The Md therefore Of aii who are willing edu @
patriotic object, and entirely NATIONAL esInesy
e1ee ma, be obtained while il viii doing something u ~
ume, towards completing that majestic memorial Of the MIC
The board managers recommend MI Pickett, formerly 70
auditor Of The Treasury aud charge 70 Peru who
perform duties Of editor aud 70 conduct the paper &
and satisfactorily % ,S y a ,oecusan vos e ~
emolumenl. MI. Pickett will make the experiment aa
ion No. dollar therefore q the direct
piled TO tbs support Of the paper nor the society IN any
10 ri We ,he public an idea may viii, lie
proposed 70 publish, may be stated that ". Of my
The Of all organized @
Uon respectfully requested TO act As
subscriptions for this Journal thus aiding the great object
erions
As all editors and publishers, on account Of the obec, M
the Monument newspaper will be established, must wish
ceed hoped that they Will contribute TO is success by
i this prospectus.
All moneys RENTED all letters and commun.u
addressed prepaid the General Agent 0f the Monument
Hon. Elisha Whiulesey, Washington
OFFICERS.
Millard Fillmore, olfeio president
Arch Henderson, first vice president
Walter Lenox Of Wasngton second wee pFssdn
Thos. Carbery third vice president.
]. b. n. Smith, treasurer.
George WaieTston, secretary.
| BOARD MANAGERS.
| Winfield Scott. Peter Force,
| n Towson, w. w. ssaton,
| Thomas Munroc, NJ I. Maury,
| W. A. bradley, T. Hartley. Crawford,
i r. FeniaI, Benz Oge TsytOe,
Walter Joncs. Elisha Whtieaey.
i Thomas Blagden,
TERMS The will be printed double royal
(the paper type being Of the best qualiy and in quarrel
containing large pages be easily psn
The price dollars per annu, payable The
the The VI the enterprise NOT admin
any credit, be given.
Societies clubs Will be furnished with the MonuncAta
following 3copies for - coples " 10 copies
| &c
Those disposed patronixe the Monument s
TO forward the Lgent without delay I
numAer published early in May and the second
day Of August weekly ereafter-tme being alowedx
prospectus circulated and for the agents TO mike
ali subscribers will be contributors TO the monument
names will be published In the pdper
ApT
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Canton MATING, Floor Uiicioshs CarP~ti"x, &C.
TINE subscribers receiving schooner Statesman,
i from New York
SO pieces "A extra heavy white Canton mattings
do do do
do do
A do red checked do DO
54&64do do do
10 do "A do fancy
English olcloth, ls feet wide
super ooh, from twelve to eighteen feet
a5 do Iow-prced oicoth, from three to six feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mauings, for basement, &c.
hand full assortment oil every sariety Oh
ported and caTpeting, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry BRUSSELS English and American Brussels
imperial three py, ingram, fine ngrsn low
priced rag, hemp and both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
prepared fully determined oer good terms any
other dealers in this country. -
pl8-u r. H. HUE ".
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I, OBERr M. McLANE. Attorney and Counsellor at
II his friends that he len New York for San
the 96l instant and that he will take
confded
n California.
will address him San Fran
California and for Information regard to his business
hts friend william L.
aiaw BALTIMORE Maryland
buildings, Paul and Lexington
An
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AND bTANU hfSS-Ju.t TeceIVed,
AT The Of CaE-u Dodsoo general assortment OF the
above goods, Of the following styles
These goods
printed color and warranted hold
In washing
piano, sdstable, and stand covers to match,
all in richest contrast colors.
the
made in such perfection. -
English damask, wine, fruit and dessert coir
style OF goods in the
ocoth Canton flannel mapped backs in and rich
feet and feet These the
best or saving OF good furniture.
well worthy the Of all
and protecting good
and OF Good Goodspricss a.
AZ the lowest
ApN-eo3uf CLASETT DoDsON
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IRISH LINENS, sHEETIN0s. row ELLINGs, Cen
descriptions Of goods have ,a,s bee" received
of the public, viz viz, .,,,,,,, linz,
60 do ane soft finish DO warranted pure linen
IS do fine shirt fronting linen
Z "a. n.s; !; + ,. !. 70 g * e. ..s
5 pieces e. Barnesly sheeanss
DO 49, 49, 90 90
:. S.s DO S a. 90
10 pieces fine siiicia table damasks
S do heavy and fine do
10 do medium and low priced do
= do heavy brown table d.masks
Is do plain French tabIeeohs, WIT, napkins match,
% dozen fine table damask napkins
80 do coiored fruit doyles
nTowELLiNGs we have
S do half bleachtd medicated do
q do very best huckasack towels .,
$50 dapcrs, including all widths and quaine
is DO ow-pnced brown diaper and linen towelins
greatly advantage examine our assortment ben
chasing prepared TO furnish any reasonable qsau
"'e 'o"'s' p''''' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Z 90
Ap i6-3'aw2w
NEW Drss. Goods.-we respectfully invite the .u..u. Z
and the public in general to our recent
casss among will found extensive assortmenl "
no, fail % attract ali Of dry goods We name uN y
lowing:
Is check do
10 do fancy colored thin silks beautiful ss
Is do extra handsome Bercges
do price and quality Beregesthc ehespea ~
the market
% do rich Cnene India muslins, in patterns
Is do high -coiored shAIlies
10 do plain mouxsclnes
do fancy do
Is do 6ns figured iancs for children-a
gain may be oblaned In .nis lot
20 do Bcrcse de LANES, in new destgos
10 do style half mourning goods
In muslinx lawns, jsconets, &C, we have
~ pieces fine French muslins
Is do Organdic musiins ,,n
% do npr printed trench jsconcb This Is decdsd!
hsndsomcst have ever offered in this hi
goods
% do uned,ur-price lawns beautiful styles
100 do French nuslins and lawns nj IAN cents, -
which WI fast COLOR
Is do fine Organde musins, In half mourning
Is do small figured French chintzes
~ do do do English do
The line Of goods will be found upon examination, r
lowest In pvcesto Ill OF which
attention Of buyers Al can dnsnssss gss suited
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 1 co
Ap l5-3taw2w
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TO CONTRACTORs

10 CONTNACTOk&S.
April Il, 1871
DRoPo5AIs will be received ONCE until O'Clock % We
ne.dsy 7th OF May for grading square No ~
city OF Washington COMMONLY called Franka square the oaus
furnishing filing; all Of which, IL believed, c
within Of the proposed improvement
commenced within ten days after ,isnns the coeu
aud 10 completed ld day Of August next The prop
price per cubic yard for the ea,bsnknen
WIN. EA5BY,
pl6-eotd Commissioner Pubic bs""lV
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State Of Maryland. Cecil eos~ty. sd
hereby certify that George H. Joyce, esq before whom
tho annexed inside. and who has thsreun,o
subscribed bis name, the time Of doing OF the
usces Of the of the sta Aforesaid in and for
coup,y Aforesaid, duly com mssionea and sworn
In testimony whereof hereto set hand, and the
OF Cecil county afx this hssnth day Of March, In
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ErcAn~Gs Broker, Pa. Ave~~e, bsfwsen 9Th AID It'll ,rsss
Nsnt door 10 WIN. y. Todd's He, Store.