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Valuable Town Property for Sale

~ r. subsGrher Offers fot sale the property in
i which be now resides, situated on Chnreh
Street. The house is d log building, woather
Kitchen uttached to it, There is good lot Of
gfouud, with an-nbnndance of fruit trees on IL.
and never GJiling we'll of wa ter. sg
lie also o1efs for sale n lot contninfhy ene
aete q ground. on the ellsburg road, one fOdrth
snf ansiie from town Poasassi N given!ss the
frat Of AoHilsaApy person wishing 10 purchase,
swl ple1sr Gallon tlc sitbseriber on 'he pTeniees.
- @S y go kROBERT MATaiKRS.
Cadiz, o, Sop. "a, is5a.--Sa
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Sheriff Sale,
Robert P. F'innsy ',' ,"' VI as' 8'A.
and wife. " a'.7 4I''.'
va. 4asasl In Partition. sbahs
Johs NJ Jenkins, aiEsE. ymuots' 81 fsig bar

81, a. IN - y. .ia-gi@s,
BY virtns u an r1Iiaa order Of sale i.,p.a eas,
ofthe Court Of Corprnnr Fleus OF ilMrrigon eouu.
~, md to me directed 4 will Offer of snls 1T the
door Of the Cont iiouss inC Cadiz onSstutday. ika
9ih day OF octohefg pHxh "A. y. l659, hvtwesR
the hours oftenro'cloek A. AZ, and ndiourosiock,
=. NJ, the following fes est 4t+. With All the isa-
provrmcnts thereon sitdi ted in "a Id county, and
bcng.the eacsulte OF which lorna sir Jrnkins,
late OF said county ,decsaset, ssiessl. yiE:4-
A part fihe sVuth sast 9nr r,sIcf section 80.
II, township III and Ha nss 7, q lands sold vt
SteubenYlle. commencing at the Yves, corner Of
Abraham Menilrs par. OF sa,d cuxrtsr. thsaco
North 5 perches and ~ links. lhenca Essi to the
section line. thrHcs Sog!h, 5psych % and a. lipks
tothc North East corner OF said MerrIll's part or
said section, thence west to the place Of bsgaiag
Icontaining six acres more OF Tess. Appraised at
$40 asj ual aa8tei .W0liss 'til s.ff9H
Also, lot No. IA in Wilson. ,s add ition 10 the
town Of Freeport Appraised nj $500, lseia
Also, lots numbered ~ and 80 in the town ofs
Frcepork ApprAistd nj S250,0U. '
Also. lots nnisbeted 45Hni As in said tosa Of
Ereeport. Appraisedat $4,000. g3i NmslR
Alec, THAI parcel ofland in the said sozH
Frecport, knownpud desngatei Nppublic ground,
which Wassoll under an act OF, the General As.
sembly Of The. state Of Ohio (passsd in me IL ar
(A B.t635, for The benefit ofso o0l.listriet No
lin Freeport touRshipsto the saidjT. P.iJeilkins
on which i ereete9,a new ulrerR hopge. Ap-
praised at SlUO0,00. - "a ~. -
Terms OF sale one third in haDd On. the Gayo
sae--on third inone year with int erestRtid ONE
third in two years with interest; thslig fefrsd pay
ment to be secured by notes and secutityo,s tks
satisfaction Of the parties iniatetssta
JAMES BOYD, SheriR.
Sentemher. g. 1881. gil8 liId afl1, ,TsfS
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s,. All h2haye boards 70 eut or !1air to erop,
Just qall on me at my old shop; .t. a.'
e IFs,friends, l'li tel ynu what 10 10: .g
GIVE INC a call Mt I" Number Two;" trt
A. noon or ere, by night or day, asG
g W any tine thatyou cnn stay; 4lg ., st.|
s,r Bnt give ne time. .dear cir, 10 rest s r.
af Upon that daylhRt God has blessed. f.
SIS, Aly ronn is neal, my towels clear,
My scissors shnrps and razors x en-, s e
And everything think you'll Ind.
90 To suit the s.ste aud peive ,he mind,
eAnd then, Inoye 10Y ,ha.h as true.
81 AS any barber e'src cap do, t,.,. ',..-
Wit. ,arid touchI' II ,mooth the face,
And trsss ne hair w'4thequal grace,
And allthatartan d akilf car do.
,Yout money win procure fcr,yea. d, l... ..
g oete.iv p @tt R#A'E LOT WILLIS.
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in CALLING ATTENTION TO DIR. GUY
OTIS Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and
SaTsapa rtiia,' w feel confident we ara doias q,
rc.yicsyto 10 an who may be afflicted with Scrofu
luus ana ulhcr.diaardGrs originating in hercdiia-
Is faint, c,F from imPulily Of the blood. We
have snown instanccs within the sphere ei our
nounifitance where the most lormillNhla distcm
rcrs have been curtd by the tjse os Gnyssu's Ex.
trlol OF elldw Do and 5tusnnarIln alone.
ii II is one The few advertised medicines that
cnuuot be sginaEizGl with qnacHcly. for the
.YeDnw Dock, and Tho SHrs,pn riia'' are
we'll known che the efficient. .(nnd nt the aal4e
Line inoxlous) ngemTs in the whole Maleria
hledca, and by far the best nndurest PIE era,
ton Of them is Dr. Guy sotI'sYcilow Cock and
81 rsnprtiIIa -.s a]#..ts-a .
observation-disclosures. aH #.Ea BE-
ua a e BGsr Possible Ruzoy Fr1 rC4yslD
EIoN - Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry ia just
the remedy h't a pure IN g, unrrcj jn liDq
r;,n, thoroughly ncanrintcH with ovcfy system
Of prActice,and well Acquainted with the whole
Materia Mod:ca. and experienced in general
f1ractice. would recommend lis the best possible
rsnedy. sor the cure of coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bionchits ana Consumption. ,..qs5.
This remedy contains the extraordl nry edi
cinal virtues fthe Wild Cherry MD the Fire
which are combined and embodied in this arti-
Gle. ssa4a3 sl .B' ga . as 5..,
Bya nice chemical process, everything de
leterons or use Ices is rejected, 80 that what re-
rn,lins is the most extraordinary and irRy eff
chcious remedy for AL kinds ofpulmoh aiy and
liver disea ses over Known to mani. llfaf ai =
.eq fctY-. See. Imtlycrtisemeat. '.c ga.. g.-f ~
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SHAVING.

WOULD respectfully announce TO the ei;.2sn
"A otCadiE Tint have again taken ray OLE shop
on Markslstrset, directly opposite ths lariwsrs
Roper. Il would respectfully ask the public to
give NE \ cali at - Number 1--WE"
"a TERMS BY THE QUARTER.
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IN AFTsn YEARS,

Nhea lafs h bsustss bY eaE knoulsdrc lsok
eIsk ARD uosu ahl isEs he hh scaSsqasssei oi Vss
tFugTa.ce ..HHH. L..
WhlrW would nos oifea rive possess in early lie, ht
kaowleASs obrsn IN aftsf yesrs Ald NLai days sa
ngiGs q snGaish Eght rai hsys hesl sfsisa, Il lie
kluH ledge wus t.rnely snalessrd. IL is
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UNIVERSITY oF NbRYLANp.


TIRE Far'y -tiun .sui.,,al session viii begin
90 1haFsts th-t,i', q. IS is52. thd giud ~ IhS
81 ~ "a. Fciss ls,2. fH r. RI. NJ. "I .r s#H.
rineiries .a.5 ftaetiee o. Ssrvery and clisi.
leal Surgeiy, kNfHIN z. SdUrtI. "a. D.
/ tlrss'is,yy ',ISd fhatlh'ey,' WILLIAM Z. 4.
: Prineir aa5 Pfaefsee ~ llrsiisins mt Clia.
ical Adicii'e, SAN urli. CHEW. NJ D..
! AaaSeiS ami a., siolOry. JOSEPH RoBf,
" %. 800 b.. .'...f.s.
oi'ste'riclss. RICHARD II. THOMAS, " D,
Mat dr. Mehieai, IsrrrIruiies AID Pathology,
GtuRGE W. MtbTENBkEGER,A N. u.
PSg'ieal Air''gHr, GLRYlck d SMITH,
Ccc. t.r he tnll Cu-sc, $40: Druoustrator's
Tc,e, ST.; N.tf;cuhli,u, s. Gndaliion, SO
fnf pirpnS,' ~ CiiGcal instuc;s,ii ;he Fac.
fuliy l,arr '.t 'rr CON luni tic ''liliilnure la.
uIturTS, 'un tic same E.r,cI xi'h the uhiycrsity,
bud Ha1agcd and amended ruIirely by the Fac
atty. bis ln~'ilulian is dcynted 10 ,he recep
ii,iu hul i'e fiaciH Of thcse lnTiRi Of disease
"lnch lurlii h tie must uselat and prdGiablc sab-
''ects Tor clinical observation, An addition s to
&c made dut!ug A." rrestnt sumn,r. which will
nnIcrlally Tc stsc igs ace C,';.,uCrRiioI aid nd.
Utu'Hgcs. l' is"Ptn 10 81 MairicnlHes Of the
cho"i iar'UVh' "; he yta tarNithnul ice.
Asa' Oniy;itl VI teriRl is abundant mud cheap
Expenses OF iiYiay ia D iiiniuGe, ~ luw ne ia any
At4uliy city -
WILLIAM II 4 AfE-yN - u ~,
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BEY III HN EgOUs q.

e e z IgA 8 X II o q 3 N.
HE JGsaN e.. SyAas&Eke.
liaia srcet square North Of the Suspcn-
SION Bndge, Wheeling. Va.
y NILS HOUSE hns been lhcfnngh!y re. Gttcd
Il and aupplisd with new furniture through.
ont Citizens OF liPrrison County visiting
Wheeling will find a this house every cony6-
nience necessary to their coplort.
The Best Of Fare and Low Bills.
There is also conneclcd with the honseii large
and c"mmodious Wagon K;are!. and an ex.
ceIlent Stable. nearly new. o. The Eastern
and Western stages chi at Ibis house every day
Tor passengers. Iune ?. S2,-lY
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N--A-@---i-- ---l--I ~--N---I- --a----1--,.-l-,J
a. C.rAKrlDGE, Daguerrean ArtIst, No.
~ 36, Monroe ST., below Market, Wheeling,
va, respectfully announces to the citizens OF
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
pared 70 take Ddgrerreoty pes in the way aEsr
srYLEs. aud with all The latest inpro ssments.'
Likenssscs taken equally az well in cloudy ne
ion paid 10 obtaining the most avorabls position
for securing pleasing likeness. Ht
Groupes Of any lumber OF personS can be Ia.
ken on ons plate, and perfect liksnesses taken
Iol young children. Do 4 s+ 7sya.w AfEf&
am constantly receiving, aLd havsalwaJ on
hand, a complete stock OF LoeFsis, Fancy Cases,
and Dagusr:ean Matetisls, Apparatus, &C., all
of whi.h will ssilsn tbs naost tasornble terms.
oct29.1Y M {@E A. g. PARTRIDGE.
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DISSOI, UTION.

YEWE pa,artnhi hip heretofore existing he,weHn
IL MlLLiRIs, s GsiaEs, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consenl. The accounts will be, settled
by either Of the firm Until further notice, ana 40
va arc anxious Ito have our ACCOUNTS ON
BOOK SKTTLED, ne wish ONE ANDsALL
to call soon and close their nc eemnts, either. By
note of each. j. MILLIKIMs
caiis. April I, 1859. T 10Y GRIMES.
N. D. We have on hand yet soHs oG r. D.
Dunn 8 Cos, hest steel smck lGgasand' Grain
Coat. those 10 nav xapt csll soon,
MY 9str rI5;' \ ], re,
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Ere SAa Reef.

/ II hE mhscriter wonld respectfully inlor.a the
eitisensot Cad!a and vicinity, that he intend.
to have ut the Market iouse every Tuesday,
Thursday aud Samfiay mornings, good Fresh
Beef Veil, Mntt3'. &c, which he will sell as
cheap ne the so lson will afford 9-4 saSlfagt -Sl
Meat citn se. spFooured at aIl times at his
Slsugh ier, uonse.rI ROBERT HOLMES, II
lure 2e. 1857. s.a nj. c,s.-, - |.s y,
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z sII.9 N tIlIVFIVVl.NaVNbWs. : =. p
TNZa GOObRiCHy On TIC coYHer on Union
y Wv sland Market (iats " beehng, !, Va. .has
eommeneed receiving lis lhrxe stock of SPRiNG-
GD0DssdissCt from New York and Ptifade)phia
which viii Ne Sold atR sfAtl advince on E.a stern
co@i eAlapemens sisiting tkc city hfc inyitcd II
seallgRnA aexamiuss-sno ssoubia q sliow Goods.
- maISl sat gsaasaaM .1crhE7g EtlaGis
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--.s 80. "a a MARRIAGE W
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY TT

lhas We bshaI a-sy ssaiea seasrs u ne rsfls. of
VS. hsLla ard sfrl iih mF;ies.iy1 q gssrA
~ seztt esFts.ue fe Of The hcwsf tcf he eus}t1sS
of fs aEs Whsl Ikgnsl hsalh, tagyaueJ y sfsfs.
E,Plld y pgsdafninart .-..-H
ksay ufhs eausss cf hes 81 Hsi ~ a~srsthsrs
kssfe, pyhsrs afirs Eood Ire nfst Yssr nalaEe
N,rs ssSl - Ashs a, gAs' uEaViissS Olsssr''
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nELAScHOLN AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

70 hsholdIhs sskus1s nd Sufrns endured bY aay uia
~ maay resss e sarse aud eeHtFoEshe, rAIly
renstis4--oS ksttsg stii --A0t gssirr1, ifssSEy =
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Real Estate Agenov.
w. D. Motto,

DEALER IN Ali ktN Uo Ut FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GUOuS,
NO l76, Market street, Wpr9lius, Virginia
" Me lantsin Ilartiepn and the adjoining
counties y "a do well 10 call and examine his
toek before 20 ias East TO purchase. ocr29 ~
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W. e. ~ FI9lY3 FISiI.I.JTT-.' = :

". y. " Es1J1EksH.lf, n 4. :
AUCT Tl0hg T. so Maii 3E5ION MERCHANT
A ND Dsslsr in American. Emgliaf, French
IN. aRd EsDBaN q otFis &c, loeka. WatshAs and
Jswslry. s,e. All kinds u Merck sndise. Rec
hetats. Hoasenold Fanfare sdia Oh thss most
reasuashletsrns EEs gg aea
s Auction eFcry Tuesday and Friday evenings
and Wednesday, and Saturday mornings,
l9n29,lys, sb.sa1 N asa NJ atElC XII AM.
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And her SRshand the tod ard sHsty or sind
nsesSssfly dsVeyiuT upon hin om sieknrss ui e vile,
without giving ha the Opportunity Of SECURING that
lxtsHes which hls sfeTtlohs eHt sd the possession
~ which woxd the hlgpiAssI Ut hHse Mite, and
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Course Of Gtudy and. Terms per
|.r t'-A ... .#.a. - y =. .

Quarter. .....
ts' Cl&ss -lnc!udiuE O,ndsraihy Rca,!irs
rfrm"hsh!P, E'eN ems ui A5isharric. Ei.icr,
ne tlHtrd St1cs. Deiiniug. Gcos urhv. in yl.sh
GranIn;tr Bibingl 4rtanr,gs. Fi.st Eu,,i,lr l,,s
u h"ttay aah ~ Etls On ihe Mind! 81 90
"a ia".-- Nalnraf Philosophy, Chen,ls;ry,
ttys soi"2t Political Ecnnm"y. B.auy, Ancient
atri M'ai"rp His'cry, Ancient GeoG RI ,hy. Self
. hnaN ietV'', tNsLeic"s OF Christianity anl Phil.
ioshrny II Natural History. $500,
2'1 ClaSs "A zebra, Gc0mst:y. Geology. A.
inonnmY. LoSfo, Rhuirfc hFeHrc tu;,l PhrIno.
Butier's Anu osy pfr p ....of f... .ls. Sc 90
In cnunertinu with TIE uSuye branches. Exer-
lrises in t&a Bible, 'Htna,ing, Wiling, ORh0gra-
Iphy. GFutnmaT and Compost Fioa by all the Clas-
ise,s' ua. N4.. Augssv ls. le5R
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srcuRE THE MEASs Of aAPPIsEs,

By bseoirs II time possessed Of the kuoH ledge hs Tnr
s which has eaussd the sickness and rvHs'ty Of hoissndi
Ia view Of such consequence Wle OF rnoieE tHGa
sable s neglect avail herself CT thar knowledge 10
tsspset hsIse which Noula Der nuch suffering ee
the of happiness aud prosperity ie- husband asd
confer upon her Gren that bessips above i preeheasT
bodies Wish healIhy nds. Thai kaoWles ColtAAetiA -
mi. - Lua.. LII =
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JOSEPH S. MO MAS

a TrORAEY AT LAM Iad,z. % Col.
N. lecluns Ipnde ia Harrison, Jensr.on Tus-
eaGrwas, Carroll, B,lu.onl aud Guernse, coui,-
ties, -r.. -.. ... n.#.r- u
Strict attention given to the business of ~
cUtogs. Guaitlians, Partition aud iles OF Land
ofsertlement OF Estates, ETC., etc
OFFICE-MarkCt ST. doors east CT SIeu-
bcnYille 81 Cd. ...-
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See. Seorl = BingI.ss .sIS ~. : = ''''

Attorneys aud COnnselIaTs at Law
AND SOLICITORS IN ctIANGERi, Il
M I'LL attend 20 ai matteTs eptrgsitd 20
Nv them, in the county OF Ilatrisou apllHd-
Dining counties. OIhee ia Bingham e bLoek.
corner OF Min and Market streets. -Adi4, obio.
CadiE, July 80, ls5l.-iy. F.. H-Nte
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Possessed he afyrnaoa eentainrd n s Esluns tHA
= ,ks iSael 9f ALL which would spsrs to herself
a. ~ u
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+ AesHrs-J6hn ssaiii. Catii1; W" stnse,, j /
hrrson. Flew Market CEoskey and Farksi WIN
Tee. New Athens; fIioras Green, Freenort
r. PittiE and soh, 'DevrssilIe;J. p, Watsen
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FlnnneIs n.ld nolnels.

Apron checks, twcedes aud stfipes.
Diapers Cd, jacqrufd, blue. grty brown, ia
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An extensive assprmunt OF 50, 10, "A Ica7s>
let, white, and lcuE, pliiu aarnc.s IA d medt
un, and extra Gne aud iruyy staflel gteeu, in.
digu, biae, snI niX,t wills. s- '1isN Dos
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RATES OF POSTAGE.

20 pald in adVanec, - --~- GENTS.
lfhos paid III advRncS, -. cenls.
ON wEtKir NtvsPA!rRs. Eh
To oil subscribers iithc coull,y glSGrc published,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-07-10
TOWN ORDINANCES.

DY the President and Commissioners of the
II Town of Elkton.
Enacied, That after the first day ofJuly next,
the owners ofall hogs be prohibited from allow
ing them to run at large within the limits ofthe
town; that ilany thereafter be found running at
large, the balid' give notice thereof to the own
ers, and if they refuse or neglect to confne
them. they shall pay fine of fifty cents each,
for every day after said notice, that said hogs
are allowed to continue running at large--and
that on refusal or neglect of the owners to pay
said fine, the bailih shall lmpound said hogs and
sell them al public sale after three days public
notice; and retaining the fine and expenses, pay
the balance to the owners.
Enacted, That for every dog owned within
the limits of the Town, there shall be levied
for the current year tax of fifty cents upon the
owner thereof, payable the first of July next.
And ifthe owner refuses or neglects to pay the
tax, the ballii is authorized and required to kill
said dog and remove it without the limits of the
town. June Ia, 1852.
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NEW TIN AND SHEET IRON
MANUFACTORI,

NTAHAN & CO., take this method of inform
.Nl ing their friends and the public generally,
that they have opened new Tin and Sheet Iron
establishment, in the store house lately occupied
by ketllewel & Co., cas-. end of Elkton, and
are prepared to do all kinds of Tin and Sheet
Iron work, at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to ROOFING
AND SCOUTING. Having engaged the ser
vices of the very hest workmen, we bind our
selves to finish such jobs in manner unsurpass-
ed in city or country. In this department OF O'r
business particularly, it will be TO the interest
Of persons to contract with us, as we insure sat
islacton or demand no pay. We will keep on
santly on hand Tin Ware, made in supe rior
manner and OF the best material, to which we
invite the attention of the public.
A very liberal discount allowed to persons who
buy TO sell again. We request such to send in
their orders, md respectfully solicit a share Of
the public patronage.
Particular attention will be paid to repairing
and country produce tukcn in exchange for Tin
Ware. MAl1AN & co.
n. BIN due time we will have a general
assortment o! STOVES, which will be sold at
the most reasonable prices. may 80 If
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Port Deposit Tanncry.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
l. iiends and the public generally, that he has
considerably enlarged and otherwise improved
his Tannery, in Port Deposit, and now keeps
constantly on hand, for sale, a general assort-
ment OF
ALL KINDS OF LEATHER,
including Slaughter and Spanish Sole, Harness
and Betting Leather, besides great variety of
upper leather, such as wax upper, klps, calf
skins, morocco. Innings and bindings, all of which
will be sold low for cash, or in exchange for
hides, or bark.
His increased facilities for manufacturing
leather will enable him to have an assortment
always on hand and to compete with city deal
crs, both in point Of ch"apn"Ss and variety.
J. LEEPER MAXWELL.
n. b. The highest market prices will be
paid, either in cash Or trade, Tor hides, black and
spanish oak bark. J. l.. M.
Port Deposit, May 23,h, 1852 BIN
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber again begs leave to notify
the public that he still continues to carry on the
Tailoring,
at CHES.4PE CITY, and at the old stand,
back OF the Academy in all its various branch
es, and is now ready to clothe the outer man
with neatness and dispatch, on the most reasona-
bic, accommodating terms. hope my situation
will deter no one who stands in need of a Tai
Tor, from giving me call, as my place of bust
ness is rather out Of The way. hope this will
be no barrier in your way, but call and you will
find me there, ready and willing TO serve you;
every means will be exerted TO render general
satisfaction. The latest style of fashions for
Spring and Summer have been received, and
would take this opportunity of giving my sin
cere thanks to my friends and customers, who
have SO generously helped me through the severe
season, (wnter,) be assured of my gratitude to
you for your kind favors. hope you will still
continue your patronage, and hope by the same
steady and punctual attention TO business, and
the same reasonable and accommodating terms
to merit it. The public, friends and customers,
humbly solicit YOU to remember your most
obedicnl servant. ALEX. p. BARWICK.
Chesapeake City, Apr II 3m.
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CONS1ABLES Sale.

by virtue ola writ of FIcri Facias. issued BY
- John L. Brown, one of the Justices of the
Peace OF the State of Maryland, in and for Cecil
county; at the suit of John A. Johnson, against
the goods and chaltles, lands and tenemen,s of
Daniel Woods, and to me directed, have seized
ana taken INTO execution all that piece, parcel,
or tract OF land, the property of the said Daniel
Woods, situated, lying and being in the Fourth
Election District of Cecil county, adjoining
lands OF Joshua Green and others, containing ten
acres more or less; and hereby give notice,
that on SATURDAY, the 3lst day ofJuly, 1852
between The hours of and 4 o'clock P. NJ, at
lnr Court House door in the town of Elkton,
WI, sell tc sad property at public sale, to the
Fier Facias. HEI EOAPD
July 10, 3w (Sl.75) Const
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THE CECIL WING
% Rraorrs anN Correspondents.

L. Much of our first page is taken up
this week with the Rev. Dr.. Buffers
sermon on the death of Henry Clay.
We suppose no single event of the last
half century has been the theme for so
much eloquence. Every where the wall
of sorrow is heard, and from every Sec
ton of the country comes up the tribute
of noble hearts to the memory of him,
who, while living they loved, and now
dead revere. In the sermon of DR.. But
Ter we notice the popularity ofthe Chris
tian Minister. He weeps for the ma
TONS loss, and mourns the friend de-
parted, but, looking away beyond earth
he re- oices in the Christians glory.
UrAnother interesting letter from
the West appears in our paper to-day.
INV e are obliged to our correspon-
dent from New Mexico for his very IN
tereSting letter. 1t should have been
printed sooner but was inadvertently
overlooked last week.
IS ChTysotom's communication came
too late for this weeks paper. We have
not had time to examine it carefully vet,
but will do so soon.
Rive shall be glad to hear from
LySanias at any time. Please excuse
us for not making this acknowledgement
sooner, as your letter was mislaid.
1--WE do not always find it advisa-
bic to act upon the suggestions of our
friends, yet we appreciate their motives,
and thank them for their advice. Those
who send us printed articles will oblige
us by forwarding the paper from which
they are taken, with the part intended
for our notice marked; instead of cutting
il ont. We hold ourselves responsible
for al! we say, and want to be sure we
are right before we go ahead.