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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-02-14
WOLF. CHARLES ". SLAGLE
WGkE & sLAGs.E,
l0Aoltsalr Groters.
SOMETHING NEW !

Now IS the time for Great Bargains.
A UCTlON AND RETAIL DRY GOODS &
n GROCERY STORE, al the East end of
Eikton. The subscriber having take, the Store
formerly occupied by John S. Kcnnard, where
people say he sold goods cheap, but we intend
to sell them cheaper, and can do it, ms our goods
were bought at wholesale auction. Our assurl-
ment is not composed Of old and unsaleable
goods. but consists of the newest and best in the
market. Our stock is large, and those persons
wanting Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots, Shoes and Furniture, would
do we'll BY giving us n call before purchasing
elsewhere. We say no more, but let those who
nre interested, call and see for themselves.
NOTICE.-There will also be auction every
lPednesdny and Saturday evening, where there
will be sold Clocks, Watches, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Brushes, Brooms, Boots, Shoes, Dry
Goods and Groceries Of every description.
Feb ~ W. NJ. KENNARD s. co.
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&M z SEVENTH SENI-ANNUAL
S.5GoT Trade Sale of Carriages.

THIS Sale will take place on WEDNESDAY,
l. morning. 2lth March next, at I0t o'clock,
.4t the Chinese Museum, Phaladelphta,
and will occupy both Of the extensive Saloons of
that capacious building.
The Light No-Top Wagons will be arranged
in the Large Ball Room, I'd story.
The stock Of CARRIAGES 10 be sold on this
occasion, will be The 1argest ever offered at
auction in the United States, embracing over
Juo hundred Light yehicies OF the manufacture
OF Dunlap 4 Co., Flagler & Co., John Merrick,
Howell Sparks, J. d. Doughty and others Of ac-
knowlcdged regulations.
NO new Carriages will be admitted in cata-
losuc unless warranted by the mafrrs, so TINT
purchasers may rely upon securing good article
C-5~Open for exhibition the day prcvionS.
Purchasers from distance are Informed. that
there will be no posironemcnt on account oftEe
weather. ALFRED NJ. HEHENESS,
Feb I 3w Aucliuneer.
jTAuction Sales Of Horses, Carriages and
Harness are held al the Bazaar opposite the
Museum, every SATURDAY throughout the
year.
The establishment Is open al all times for Pri-
vate sales OF carriages, and III" stock kept on
hand is believed to be largest IN Tie IN" United
States.
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TEarERANcE.-The temperance move
ment in the city and State of New York
appears to be acquiring new momen-
tum every day.-Last evening there
was mass meeting of the friends of "a
Maine liquor law for New York" to adj
dress which, several distinguished speak
ers were present. This demonstration
is preliminary to the grand temperance
banquet which is appointed to take place
on the 18th inst, at the same hall.
Among the speakers were Senator Hous-
ton, of Texas; Rev. John Chambers, of
Philadelphia; Hon. Neal How, Of Port
land; Rev. E. Fl. Chaplin; Rev. DR..
Cheever; Hon Horace Mann, of Mass,
and Gov. Haines, of New Jersey. The
'agi' alton" that is thus going on, is de-
signed to influence the Legislature to
face the music, and give to New York
what has been given to Maine.
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ARABIAN NEAVE pE'NsEDY.
DARLEY'S
4 NENER FAILING CLEE For

a NEVER FAILING; CURE FOR
fieaves, Thick & Broken Wind, Coughs,
inflammation OF the Lungs,
, And nj! diseases which uiicc, the wind Of Horse
Dar|sy's .9fajian Hears Remedy
Is confidently recommended not only 10 pr, vert.
bat but also for the runlIl,lc cure OF the fore
going complaints. II clcanse4 The breathing
apparatus by removing trc!n the air cell, the
ccaeuiahlc lymph, or that secretion which in
HeaVeS clogs ileti, causing u difficulty oi' breath
n@, and by IT. ac!i,n IN the Diseased pmr, esus-
ing the mucous membrane 10 resume lis natural
dimensions, thus enuG !;zing ihe circulation Of
the blood "nI restoring thc d,yarued vessel. 70
their natu'ai size. Tais prera alton IS in coru.
mon use among the Arabs who feed il to their
horses three or 'uur times gear, for about a
week al q lime. and is with them cons tered
GNITERS4L CONDi1ICN MEDlClNE,
For which purpose i, SURPRISES all other knuan
preparations. Its effects in .l!S respect ARE truly
astonishing: many horses which have for u
great length o.. time been III very bud coudi-
zion, whose appetite has bcrn Rolnrch dcprared,
the skin lard, the coat rough and shaggy. AMI
their "enersl appearance sucS US to lead murY
to believe that they were broken down. and tiut
II would be ustlcsS 10 s,temp; doing anything
Ion item, uant snch cases, say, have by the
use CT from 10 packages been restored to a
HiAATi.l AMI SOUND condition, the horses MP
petite la, he"n Improved, ali lcranp cuicn,s Of
The digestive organs corrected, the si in has he
me >uti and the coat assumed sleek ana
siny appearance. Many horses, which before
usIn- tii., .let.cnc wuul not have soil for more
than So ~ SIS, have after using il been so
much GE.Efoycd that lhry would sell rcadil, for
from $50 Ia ) 100 an. $i21. Is not this then a
irSllhhlr aiNcl., aGi uHe which every person
WHO uwnsa horse should be iG sjo.Son Of II
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Valuable Real Estate
PEBE.GC SALE.

IN SATURDAY, HE 9Th day Of March ncIt,
" at the public house in Rising sun village,
will be sold at Public Sale, a valuable F.3RM,
situated in West Nottina CHAM, Cecil county, Nd,
on the road leading from said village to the
Brick Meeting House; about one mle from the
former, and three from the latter place, conlnn-
ing g15 AcscS,
more or less: portion Of which is Woodland.
and the balance arabic, and in a h@h state Of
cultivation, about 5000 bushels of lime having
been put on it, besides other manures, within
the last eight years. The land is naturally Of ii
good quality, in an improving neighborhood;
convenient 10 mills. schools and places Of public
worship, within eight miles of Port Deposit, tho
head Of tldc water navigation, and about the
sam" distance from North East depot, lhe
Phil. VII & Bait. Railroad
II is also well watered and under good fence,
adjoining lands Of Basil Haines, JOHN W. Mount.
}. W. l1radlry, A. Carhart, Jas Brown, ans!
others. Persons wishing to virw the premises
previous TO the day Of sale, will please call on
the subscriber. Title clear and indispulahe.
Sale to commence at , O'Clock p. VI on said
day. when attendance will be given and terms OF
sale made known. by JESSE A. KIRK,
Agent fol The heirs Of Jas r. Kirk, decd.
Rising Sun, Cecil Co, Nd, Jan II Is
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lNnAN OrTsAats IN New MHylco.--
A correspondent Of he st. Louis Rrpub-
lean, writing from Santa Fe, on the
31St Of December, saws:
Owe have to-day further reports Of
Arach" drpr~d.tions and outrages at the
last date from Fort Fillmore. Below
Aonr Anas they had stolen forty-fse
Government mules. Five persons are
reported as having been killed, in addi-
ton to the former list"
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Tilt was golden query of Dr..
Franklin, in answer to one of the i'm
portant letters Of Thomas Paine, 81 men
are so wicked with religion, what would
they be without 1t -
U+Arkansas is said to be the only
State in the Union where the mineral
called lapis lazuI, is found. 1t is worth
four times its weight in gold.
nrGeo. A. Morse has been arrested
in New York for abducting the wife of
John Brown. Of Boston.
u The Cincinnati papers speak of
the revival of business at that place.
The ice has broken up, and the shipping
business is active.
UrLouis Napoleon has written let
ter to the Pope, full of filial feelings.
avowing his determination to stihe So
cialism and the revolutionary spirit in
France.
H. Silsbee, the American comedian,
is playing at the Adelphi theatre, Lon
don, in new character, entitled "The
Yankee Pedlar."
The Jackson Association of New Or
leans have nominated the Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas, of Illinois, for the Presi-
dency.
1.-THE fisherman on the Potomac
are preparing to commence operations
as soon as the removal of the ice will
permit.
Forty persons left McConnelsville
Morgan, county, Ohio, on Saturday last,
bound for California, taking with them
$4,000 in cash.
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n. Garrett Dentist.

NO sc MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON.
TT GARRETT, Surgeon Dentist Office No.
al. G6 Market street, over George ID. Arm
moderate rates.
Porcelain Teeth inserted on Gold or Silver
Plates, from one tooth TO tull set. Cibrr's
patent Plate used Tor the upper jaw, requiring
neither clamps nor springs. Specimen. may be
seen at the office. All operations skillnliy
performed and persons drceding the extracting
OF teeth, can, by inhalns Ether be saved all
PAIN during The operation
Particular attention given to filling teeth.
Wilmington, Del, Jan u '52 BIN
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COSTUME HILL,
Cor. Pratt 81. and Centre .Harket Space,
i A L T NJ o E.

Cor. Pratt 81. and Centre .Markct Space,
BALT NJ ORE.
TT II. COLE las removed iiom RIOS. 3iS an
IL. 3ls! Baltimore street, TO Costume Hall,
where will be found The largest aE1 best steel, Of
Ready Made Clothing ever offered in Bait; Dress,
Froch and Sack COATS, all colorS. qualities and
sizes, from 2 80 to 500 and upwards. PANrA-
Looms at | TO $3.50, and upwards. embracing all
styles of fancy, plain and plaid cAs>rMEnfs.
VESTS of every variety al corresponding prices.
Also a large assortment rows CIOIJ!NH.
Importing our own cloths drec, from turo;,'.
ami manufacturing on the most extensive scale,
enables us to offer inducements 10 prrc asnrs oj
To be surpassed by any clothin" ".tab}I;LmcH' in
the United States. tn" pGonrtoto!s az deter
mined to make the Wholesale Rooms Tho roist
OF great attraction. and have now mai" up mere
than 10000 Garments, from the finest quality 10
the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department Will always ne
found Tie choicest seiectonS o! cl4Tl,S. ,,esI-
M!REs and yEsTINGs, which will ~ maie M ri
shortest notice, and in the aes, style, (. fit al
ways guaranteed.
G5E'Thc one price system strictly adhere to.
Remember the name and place, corner Pratt
St. an! Centre Market Space.
Ian "a 3m II. II. COLE & CO.
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Return Of tie Spanish Consw to N'cw
Or!ena$-1hc s. nmi,A F7ag Solmed, &c,
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.--The Span
ish ship-otwar Colon arrived this after
noon, with Nh Laborde the Spanish
Consul on board. The flag of Spain was
saluted in accordance with the under
standing between the two governments
from the Z. S. Barricks and thus ends
the last tlllibuster attempt TO revolution
I've Cnha.
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Removals. AMI APPOINTMENTS IN
MARvL4ND.--lt is rumored in Annapo-
lis that Gov. Lowe has removed from
Office Gen. J. n Watkins, (whig,) STATE
armor-r, located at Annapolis, and APP
pointed III 2" J. II. Watkins in his
place; and that he has appointed Level
lyn Boyle Esq, notary public for that
city, vice Z. J. Cowan, (Dem. removed.
humor has also made Mr.. shawn a
democrat, Of Frederick, Warden Of the
Pemtcntla!y.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
NEW FER VI.

IT. BROWN, j.. brps leave to inform his
IL. customers and the public generally, that
he has associated with him in business Samuel
Il. Foarl Esq, and the business will hereafter
be conducted under the firm of Brown & Foard.
They have just opened large and superior
stock Of Fall aud Winter Goods, rmbracin" the
latest varieties ladies' and gentlemen, dress
goods, also a prea, variety Of staple and fancy
articles, all of which they arc offering a, prcas
unusually low.
They invitethcir friends am! the public TO cah
and 30" lhei' goods, as they are confident that
their si0r'. a,lnut hc ,Mrra~s'l in Mn market
oct. II. BROWN & FnANE..
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE, in Carroll
county, Md, had a grand procession at
Westminster, yesterday, which, the Car
roltonian says, passed of to the gratih-
cation OF all concerned.
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RE!rAsE OF Mr.. TiRAs.IrR.-The Wash
ingtnn rapcr< state that information has been
received AT the Department Of State from Mad
r;l that tn Queen of Spain has extended par
don 10 Mr.. john $. Th,ashcr, and given orders
for his immediate release.
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For The Cecil Wig.
Female Es0kasGStiCs. sc,

Mn. EDITnR Dem Sir,--Yon viii confer Il
favor on many Of your subscribers, as well
as aid benevolent Institution, by inform
ing the public, that Farm Hands and Female
Dor,csicS .nay be obtained on advantageous
terms, by applying at the Emi9,anls Friends
Soricly'$ office, 10 Walnut ST.. Philala.
Application by letter, post Paid, will have due
attention. Address b. Il. lIfOMASON,
Emigration Office, Is Walnut ST., Philada.
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LAND i,Hn SALE

TIE subscriber has several Tracts oi Land
iyn@ near iEitoa and North last, for sale. lie
Wiz sell On favorable terms ia lots TO suit pu,-
chas-is. THOS. S. THOMAS.
"" % three tenants wanted fer small FsrIus.
Norm East, Aug. 80, If
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llavin" disposed oil my entire interest in the
business form .rly conducted by Graham {, H.
ridge, respectfully recommend my successors
10 the public, and request for them the sam"
llberality so generously bestowed upon myself.
Jan 3, 30 JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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A TTORNEY AT Las anG >'il~tt,r a. t!en-
II Gerry, has opened al oil &c in i.'tn. a j, ~
ing The residence OF Dr.. II. II. Minh.l vince
he may at all times be consult nn i3". 50 al
business. He will also attrni tn tie laca'rcu
Of MILITARY LAMP U8RRiN7S thr'"ri
an agent in Missouri, who in Ill eases wiz r"t-
sonally inspect the land before max ~. the loca-
liou. llcc t. ~ Il.
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DROWN 4 FDARD have ali the choice color
ID OF French M@rinoes, Cobnrgh aud plain De
lanes, together with superior assortment nt
nrw si5ie Mnsli0 pciancs. also nm extensive ns.
sor'mcnt Of l1a! Stale and new style cashmere
ShNGls. faov
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Feb II CIV
TssHis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That thu SUBJ

YsSHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Ncrihers OF Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
OF Administration ON the personal estate of
Richard BrouLings,
Late Of said county deceased. Allpcrsons having
claims against tho said deceased. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, or OF before The
2Gh Of January, 1858,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested TO make immediate
paymrn, 1" the subscribers. Given under our
LANDS this ltlh day Of February, 1852.
MARY T.. BRDOKINGS,
JOSEPH MILLER,
DAVID JENNESS,
Feb II CIV Adn'rs
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MUSIC! MEszG!;

r. LANCASTER bees leave 10 inform the
IL. citizens OF Elkton and vicinity, hat he Is
now prepared TO give instructions in music, VIZ.
Vocal, Piano Forte and Organ, either privately
or IN classes He may be consulted at Mr..
J. T. Wells Clothing Store, Eikten, Md.
REFERNcEs.-Rev. Horatio S. Howell, Rev.
r. l.. Goldsboroush. Hiiam Mccullough, Esq,
J. Al. Creswcll, Esq, Mr.. J. I. Wells, Mr..
II. Nanderlord, Jr., w. L. Jones, ESQ.
N. Is. Piano Fortes tuned. Jan "a 3m.
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A Valuable Farm for Rent.

THE subscl ibers will let the Farm and prem
l. iScs belonging to the estate of DR.. Richard
Brookings, late of Cecil county deed, adjoining
the ROCKWELL Paper Mills; said farm is large aud
in IL good state of cultivation. and lies in good
neiehborhooh- For further information, terms,
&C., apply TO the Alm'rs.
NJ. E. BOOKINGS, on the premises,
DAVID IEHNEs, Wood Lawn,
Jos. MILLER, Cherry Hill.
Feb 81 All of this county.
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w. Pinknay Ewing.

ATTORNEY ATLAW, will procure and To-
cate Land Warrants, collect claims and debls
nnd give prompt attention to all business en-
trusted to him.
OFFIcE.--On Main Street, next door to Par.
Mas Banking House, Keokuk, Iowa.
Jan. 10, 80
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ITATS! IfhTS,--Ius, received large a..
/ | sorlrncnt of fashionable fa!> tcuy qualities
OF Silk Hats new style Brush called 'Roh Roy.
Slouchcs, childrcns' black FurS. new style. =
of which vii! be sold n, city cn,h lf'rn'. =
WELLS Elkton Hall of Fn. hicn. 10. +
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Feb / 4 CIV

rE'FjIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub
4 scrhers Of Cecil county. have obtained
from the Orphans' Court OF said county, letters
OF Administration on the personal estate Of
Elias Wyckoh,
late Of said county deceased. al persons hay-
ing claims AGAINST The said deceased, arc hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duty authenticated. on ur before the
2Olh day o! December, 1852,
they may otherwise b. law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons Indebted to
said estate, are requested TO make Immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under our
hands this lilh day Of February, 1892.
CHARITY WYCk0FF,
SAMUEL l.. BONNELL,
Feb II 6w Adm'rs.
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FREDUS ALDEIDGE.
iiit0n, Dec. 9Th, 1871.

THE UNDERSIGNED having taken the stand
formerly occupied ly Graham x Aiiriter. will
continue the Stove and Tin business in all It's
branches. nj the old stand in Elklon, where they
intend 10 keep angrXcclrnt assorimen, of goods
which Will be sold at the lowest prices. The
public are invited TO examine their stock before
pnrchaSln" else where. ALDRlDGE & co.
Elklon, Jan 5, 81
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Feb II CIV

TETliIS Is TO GlNENOTiCE, That the sub
Il scrIbcr OF Cecil county, has obtained from
INC Orphans Court OF said county, letters Tes-
tiuientar! on the personal estate CT
Lawrence Simmons,
late Of saii county deceased. Al persons hay
ing claims AGAINST the SAID deceased, are hcicbv
"aIm"L /" exhibit the same with the vouchers
t"ert"l dnI! authenticated, on OF before the
18Th day Of December, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
hehiit OF said estate. All PERSONS indebted 10
SAID estate are requested TO make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under nv
hand Tins lIlh day ol February, 1852.
BENJAMIN I. SLuYTER,
Feb II CIV Eyec,r
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PoIso>rn.-The family OF Mr.. Du.
ront, living about miles below louis
vile, Ny, were loisened lately, by
putting arsenic in their bread through
mistake, for saleratns. Several other
persons who were on Il visit to Mr.. Eu-
points at the time, were also poisoned;
but all 'av. recovered, with the excep-
ton of one Of Mr.. Dupont, daughters,
who died in fcw hours after eating the
lIrcad.
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OrENING OF NAvIGATloN.-All is life
and hustle along the Delaware front of
Philadelphia, lately so dull and desert
ed. The opening of The ice blockade
has cnablad number of vessels from
foreign and coastwise ports, to up and
the dis, hargins Of their cargors gives
employment to hundreds who have been
lying idle, and will give an impulse that
will be felt in all branches of business.
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VT .itEy ..ttc.

FORM i. J. ufssWell.
i ttcrncy al Law. Oflcc eTposiIe the ceu
I a House.
LitlDa. Nov. 2--tT
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Gauscljolo furniture,

anu many other vainnhl1 articles nat mentioned.
The sale will continue from day TO day, till
all Is >ul,i. Terms maic knuwa at sale.
MARY +. BKOOklNGS,
JOSEPH MILLER, ! Ad'mrs.
DAVID JENNESS.
J DR.. r. BroOkiHgs, decd.
Feb. llth lS52-3t.
n. B. y coli check for men and something
for horses 10 eul also, will be provided (ree.)
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scrber OF Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court II said county letters of ad-
Enls;i.t'iun On the personal estate of
Samuel Phillips,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against tic said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
theoretically authenticated, on or before the
22nd day of January, 1853,
th"y may otherwise by law. be excluded from all
benefit oi said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of February, 1892.
JOHN SHIPPERS,
Feb II CIV Admir-.
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CLOTHS, CASSI,NERES, Sc.

CLOTHS, CASSI,NERES, Sc.
EDLACk, Blue, Olive, Green, Bruwn. aut
Ee Mulberry Cloths: blact and fancy Cas'st
rncrcs; figured and plain black Satin, fancy do
twlled silk, black and fancy; Cashmere and Mar
settles Nestings; black and fancy silk Meek Ties,
silk Hdkis, printed and plain cambria do; liner
collars; black and fancy hid, silk, Lsls lhrea,
and cotton Gloves; Braces and Hosiery.
apr 10 For sale by WIN. TOHnl r"
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PUBLIC SALE.

ENHE Subscribers will sell at public sale Gun
T. der an order Of the Orphans Court of &C.
Gil county, on
THURSDAY, the ith of March next,
al nine O'Clock A. NJ, at the late residence of
DR.. Richard Brookings, decd, neal Rockville,
Cccil county, the following
Stock, Farming Utensils, &c.,
viz: Horses, yoke Of Oxen. mich Cows
and lot oiyoung Cattle, Brood Sow and five
Hho7is, ianiiy Carriage for one or Two horses,
one kockaway with Harness for both, one two
horse Wagon and Harness, one good bIord wheel
Ok Curt, one Horse Car, and Gc.rs, Saddle and
Birdie, one Sleigh, Plous. HarrowS. and great
variety CT tanning utensils, most Of which are
GOOD and in good repair, one double barrellcd
gun, one good wheat fan, one cutting box,
Corn and Wheat.
by the bushcl, (ncarly 200 bushels of each) 20
tons OF good HAY, twolots OF Wheat in the ground
set OF good Bark Stones,
rs Cords Of Wood,
large quantity Of
Medicines.
and valuable Instruments, Cupping Box, Medi-
cine Cases, &C., a large Library of
Variable EgoelAs,
(Nlcdical, Moral, and Rrlisou>,) great varie-
t. Of
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George "7ria.
& tiom.yai i.srv. Elh,an. Mi. Ofisenrxl
. = deer 4" f! h"ytg store.
Doc. .;h 1890
Willis :-tte.,
Respectfully iGlotmS Gs Fubte ll.ai he has
received tire
$PHiNti AND II MINER FASHIONS,
end = reI ,rns 20 r,adc g'rtt !r.n'S clothing in
ths nea''.i lu9nuer. Gail al III '.BAAAAR'' next
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