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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
HIT AT THE COALITION.

The Green Mountain Freeman Of the 9TH
contained a call. numcrou>ly >i"nrl. Tor a
free democracy convention IN Washington
county The object pmrports TO lr to wrc>t
the free soil party from the control Of the
supporters OF Pierce and King. who are en-
dearorime to use it 10 strengthen and extend
slavery. The rall says:
The COMMITTEES of Oranye, Washington
and Caledonia are now organized AMI im the
hands "f the PER-. and Kin. party. aud The
rc,.cn; Conventions held in 1hc>. Counties
controlled lax Pierce ami King men, who de-
: ln Ia transfer the Free Democracy over To
the National Democracy. L,',a' g,fq,-8. and
chained To the car OF Slavery II i a fact 10
he regretted but none the less true, that
some oi those men who came in with rs in
~. and others who have acted with us a
longer time have avowrl their purpose of
supporting the Pierce and KIM ticket and
platform. st..J,ed a. they are IN the most rad
icsl doctrines ot Shareholders.
Now the trnth Is out This i Just what
VT lave heretofore charged 1t is fact As
clear AZ 'lay that the locotoco> cared not a
Il. for free soil and free speech, hut simply TO
make tools oil and use the free >oil party for
their own purposes
In his county each PARTY meets again at
til" same place and time to adjust some Of the
screws that have herome loose The free
soilerS say their convention was called first.
and the Pierce and King convention, after
wards. without collision. We shall see who
i sold and transferred and chained to the
car OF slavery"
p :, We hear that the free democracy Of
Washington County nominated John GREGG
T.. Of Mortified. for Senator. in place Of {.
e. Eastman : Iirhin for Sheriff. l. Cham
berlin Tor State Attorney.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
ORLEANS COUNTY.

We notice that the locofocos of Orlcan,
County are to have mass meeting in the
course of few DAYS. We have alsc
heard that they are preparing TO exert ever,
nerve to carry the county this fall By 4
slight split among the Whir> last wear. they
elected one county Judge This has but
sharprnrd their appctitr> for more dc<pcr-
ate effort this year. To obtain the control of
all the offices of the county. But if the cal
liant Wings of Orleans wake M to their L!u-
~, and u" II. loroior"i>m will fare this rs il
has III past wears in Orleans county. The
W h"< there. We feel confident. will not he
found mapping on the 9Th of September next.
Wings of Orleans. up and at them
K The Hon. Thomas Bartlett. ir.. has re-
turned from Washington. He reached thiS
place on Tuesday last Congress talks Of
adlonrning the last of the month. II any
thing Is done there we will inform our read
crs Of it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
EDUCATIONAL.

Th- second annual meeting of the Teach
cr>' Association Of Vermont was holden in
this VILLAGE. commencing on Tuesday and
continuing three ,lav> The attendance WA
mainly "f gentlemen connected with ON
Ara,lrmi,.> and DEMONSTRATIONS oflcarninc
aud teachers OF our common schools Tn,
object Of tn" ASSOCIATION i the Improvement
OF Teachers in their profession and the pro-
motion ot' the rau<c Of education in the State
Tn" forenoon session on TucSd,v was de-
voted to- mi-rcllanroll> lrl>in..>S In the after
noon The Convention Esteemed 20 an alrlrrS,
hv NJ J.. -, Stevens %. IIlrlrik liz TOP
L. was The Vermont School system" In
he ,rrninc. Prot, |, : News IT r',,. NV
lr~v Seminary arl Frr,1:'-. CT. "a" In~.i-
t",r delivered 80 aIlr..>~ r,'.-n tn. n,-cc<>it,
81. legislative action L. make or rlucarional
49,, ...,'.,..,..
Ga "Wednesday ;,.rer. II. - r.. l. Cat
l.,,. - iIf,---. "a, l.. II -. Association
II IA In, ,.o;u' ~ NJ C,,-'er> address va
TIN. ,,,.,a-;.-' 80 W. CONSTRUED ,-,1 ,.,ln-
- ...., -, = ......
a - well a. i:.rr'l"r.rai rd1ra-;o,,. T. Il,
afternoon The adir,->~ wa< lv P~nt, j. Il
Hitrin@"r. of iIisll'rfn-v Col'oc,.. Su'i,-...
- accomplishments The R"v. 7. E,r1-ne.
ii Norwich University. o.ru,,ie,l III, c,..r;ru
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
THE ELECTIONS

The election campaign. >ino..l .,
tlal nominations. oI,~a, 70, r.-~
an~l'lri"''~ f" either rar,y. Tie W..
owing /" the cNi>,cncr %. ,.yr.i,.
controversy "nr"nnr-',l n.;l IT,
"anization Of parties, Ind in ,..,.
North a. well a. >,u,l. l,..,a. -,
aliz'-'l and >horn of * ,,-.,,f. ~
under the leadership of III, exo,.r,..-.
has put forward AZ l. ,far3,-a
about +" rally again wi-h an II. m.-.a
and moral rowcr. \ clorioq> ,.~.,..
the nam" Of Sc"Tr. and under ,l,.
shall conquer. The Wing car Fg.,
road train at first starting. moves -,
mai-~tically, II VIII ar.ui-e inc,o,..
itv a It pr""rrl>
In North Caroliua Tie returns ..,,--.
rat" a ~os1 result in Nascn.'a-. r..
present l.o'mlar Groycrl.o-. who W. ....,
over the WhiS can1,lo'a tra.c,-. ,..s.
alaant 80" l.i.iariry. Ia l,....r.,'....r..,.
k"rr, Al" man. Thr'.-;r.,,-,. ......,-
WI loco in 10Th lrrnr,-S. - ,aa.-
twelve nla'"rics- Th> mt,r..~t,a,
initiated md The r-a'af.ltr !, ,r
further cams NIL h. raal. "a. ,1.e 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14

PUSH on TIE L!MN,

We haze perceived ~om" >.9n> of arti,it,
aInon. the "h;.~ Of Vcrluout. but want t,
see Till more. j General. universal wahin.
up i hat - visa and expect to see. hc!or,
September comes IL: vet W. have some fear
rlNt oar VIII" friends in certain quarter.
viii hardly l., ready t" do what they ma, +.
keep our glorious ~St1r" HIGH in tlic ascend
ant We fear Their. may IL, some Tagging il
the work OF organization. We hope howcv-
er. we may he mistaken in this. The resul,
in September will determine whether we ar,
or not.
Hut we took our pen mainly to say to our
Wing friends that there Is reason for yiuor-
ou> action. We happen to know that our OPP
r"ncnt> are entering upon this campaign with
more than their usual determination and have
commenced work early. Indeed, in this part
ct the state they are preparing tocxcrt their
utmost ability To win >'.rec>~ There i one
WAY, and it ha- alway. proved efficient. Lv
"i!i'h iir!r !"l@hti">t cMGralor> can IL.
,awartc'l: thGtis. ior the Wha> to entcr ear
H"~'iy and Vigorously into the campairn.-
/ HI We wish to see them do. This i cyncct-
ed Of Us by the Wings Of the country. We
say then let each individual Viii. be IN and
doing; especially let our committees be- vioi-
liant, active and rcr>cvcrins in the Discharge
OF their duties, Scott lead, the column"
NEcII>E>.-lEon Robert C.. Winthrop
the Wig candidate for Governor of Mas<a-
chn>ett>, last year, declines denomination
In his letter to the Chairman Of the Who
State Convention he assigns the reason that
by 30 doing. more cordial reunion Of the
Whi@ party in Massachusetts, will be secured
and also more triumphant success of the
>"o,t and Graham ticket Massachusetts
!, GOOD tor "oI2 Chippewa" by thousands.
ihe"s : 70 ~ - hi ic::,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
THF BRITISH WANT PIERCE
ELECTED,

The British are IN favor OF Pierce hrra
he Is a trr"-tra''"r and the rani'da'" o. =
ultra Southern men. lis election w"u.i'-
cure TIE PcrInahch't "i the present rc''
49, r,
principles d The ar'~'"rr,~E Of one ''1.'.
'''",H'S "' :, I , ''-,' =, r,
anu ,',''y'"'S '''' ''',.'.,' ''',, ,,.r,
-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
tGNHHN'EHENT At BURLINGTON


"' ''''''i'' h'''i'ht cNcrr!~r> ot the nj
s''~'': "' 'rl''''' came oil on Monday.
I"'>''''' '''t N""nr>tav Of lat week. On
Monday r''nin" til" >o.ie.y tor Religions
Inquiry, held IL anniversary. AMI was al
dressed 10y Ivy Nr iiurlhoi. % NV Haven.
iur>'!ay forenoon was occupied TX the ann
''T>'r' OF the Associate Alumni Of the Uni
'cr>itv. ot which society Hon. Jacob Gala.
m"r Is President, The address was bv Rev.
d. H. Myers of New lork X. In the afternoon
tn" | niird Literary So~ictie> and the Phi
beta haii'a >"rir.: held their celebration.
me literary ~o'lriic> were addressed Tx Rev.
" III II, L"ri Of Montpelier, and listened TO
" poem 10y 'haS. 6. Eastman. ESQ. OF the
same pace Hon Ent'l~ Choatr was the or
''''' '' Inc I'M h@ta Kappa, The expected
i"''' ~ VIZ >a\" was n"t delivered on ac
''n.'' " '"' Illness OF that gentleman
LAY evening was devoted 10 the Jun
''''','' II" "h'' Ii gentlemen OF the Jun
"' ,'''o'e'' ny lot spoke some ten MN
u'es each. Wednesday. or commencement
&c Of ,ho "i"'' ~ inc performance
u.on Co.,. =, Class OF whom none
''''"" OF IN" state and by
In,ry m,nba a'. L., y VIZ -,'o"',' OF New
Tho L.m"a -, wv ~ ''">> '' 49,
,uo,,o ,a,,, - - "'> '"''''Fr'" upon
''@1S
The degree of NJ \. was conferred in
cou,S. imam ,v,.I,.,,,,. r., ;,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14

cdly the greatest. while thc:" VIZ, Know him
believe in their hearts that in ali the quail
ties o; a Great. Generous and Good man, he Is
second TO no other He is entirely national
i'll all his views. and very far above tia; BIT
trrnr~> of party feeling which 50 generally
chara tcrizc, those who are only statesmen.
He is not, and never has been. prtSrriptive.
aS thousands ot brave Democrats Who have
shared with him the rude comforts o; the camp
and III" dancers and suticring> Of the battle
ti..N viii tn>titv"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14

cral Of our troops rising mp and looking OYER
the larapr; Ia watch the effect Of our shot
AMI shells. The General cried out. -Down
with Won men, don; expose Yourselves "
But General" SAID onr""s"u expos. rour-
self oh" replied SOFT. e e, s,y,.l>. now
a-tlav> can b" mad ont OF anybody. but a,s.,.
can't easily br had"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
CHIPPEWA CHR.

The Hon. EDWARD KIRKLAND, OF Brattle-
boro'. Wing candidate for elector for the %
District and the Hon. JUSTIN s. MORRILL,.
OF >frafford, vii! address the Chippewa Cluh
at the Ncstry of the North Church on the
evening of Tuesday the 18th, at 6! o'clock
Let US have good turn out from all quar-
tiers.
SAD MIsrAEI.-Son'c culori>t Of General
fierce has pronounced lin eva--rcq~e3 he
70 ILose r,re=
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
RATHER SIGNIFICANT.

>'"'a'i'''~' anu Is HOW '''' ,"l.-.
'"c '''I'''' VIII "'' -
'"e present Sc'S''''' an"
N'''''' o.
''' Lana ''''''''''','
- '''' '''I'> INV ''N'
"''' '','''''e'' "''''" ', -, =, y
'''''''''l> nv" ~,
'"'' '''e l 'e''', anu -, ;,
'''''''> ''i'' Tue ''''''
NV w INV ''''' l''.,
'''' '..' Lug % ''ie i''''' az '''N
'"',''','" = 'i'''' ~ ''''' t ~,
y III ire senate IT, va" ~ '','''
Il II docs not pas II VIII ~ "''",'-'' Wv
i'-''> ann ii'c''>'' ~ ''.'''''''.' '''
great Democratic masses nave 'ee'i 'orr"l''it
SOFA 10 purchase support ''F me "''''''i'''i'
PRESIDENTIAL lIrhe'' from "ri>'o''"''' anu
Speculative clIdncS; or ''f'"<e me ~ ""r'"' =
- INC ""'tF< a "' ""'''"' P'''4 y "''
""'9 -" N'I'.t'' '''' " - ''''' =" y
""' 5'''"<'S ''''',"''" ~ f'',>'"'N ~ ~,
~ ~ '>'''f i''e ''''' ''''''''> ''''' III ''.'
event " me i'Hnf' ~ 'l' measure IT. 'i'''''''>
viii call on all those who Sympahi,e with
'''''' ''''".''''''' '''' ''''''' - l'''
''I - '''' i''''' III S"''>'''''' =
tw" canno; afford room for the lan"ua@' al
''''! '''' my me rF'"f'nfT>' H'd "''"
tlattcrc'l Tor Years ly the partv-had been in
du-,l to nice. with ami cooperate with them
at vi:.varn>. and at ward and township meet
ing~-had been encouraged at public meet
ingS 10y the democratic Orators. and now they
have sham"tullv fal<ified their professions and
-hirkcd the question.
We have rarely seen more homelv truths
condensed within small commas than III.
debate Which followed COMPRISES Mr. Dwyr.
a loro,bco. said hrLan,l Performers were most
" DEMO rats. and that h.;r F,Ec.;o. tram
P"r. ami htyg n,o,,'d iu,n III, >,oJc in N.,r
)r1 tn. they wanted sometime more than
nra,,,.... rn,r arl ,,..r,. l..,,...,:.,., .. l,..
IT, ! Nir Dae. .ho El,or az ., 1o.,,,,., wa
n..,.,.,:I tn. ,u,..,,,~... I..,,,,...;...a
t'.af Cas- D,r.I,. U-..uo 1 >r;.ll
were. F., friend, ..,,l Ill.,. :. i
lr,.l, GROUND ,...;r., H.. ...,,.l;l,... -, H..
rarrv. :b,. rn,,.,,,.. would ,,,, ,,,,. ..;,,
in the S.n2.. Mr. coo,mor.,rl .n,.,or
lc,n.o.o denied hat a., ,,o,.,,r, o.:..;,,,..l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14
WHAT DOES IT MEAN

Ih,. Pierce and King, a> also the free dem
o-raiic Committees. have called County Ton
MENTIONS Of their respective parties, TO meet
on TIN. <.,a,. d..y. .iu-. 2l at DAnviilc. Tor
the purpose Of filling tlr va"anry in the lick
ct OF each. orc;l~ioned i, the withdrawal OF
William &fatio,h> nominated for Senator
Whether thi> concurrence a. to time and
place wis a matter of concert between these
lately affiliated parties, i'll order to afford
greater facilities for ncgociation and mutual
arrangement in respect TO new candidate to
be selected: or indeed. is some suspect. with
a view to a rrca>t Of candidates generally. 50
a To lrin" the two parties into harmony Tor
Al CONT, officers a ,hing earnestly desired
and laborrl for when the free >ni Convcn-
ton last met Is matter that w cannot de-
t,.rmin- That such Efforts at consultation
will be renewed w have no doubt. and per
hans this time with success Those interest
ed look forward arXiol>'v 10 III" rc>al;.& the
public will watch the proceedings with some
CURIOSITY We have had about enough of cor
rlpt trading in politics in this State and
County to disgust consistent. di>interc>tcd
men of whatever party, and if further exper-
imcnt> of that kind are to he attempted. We
shall have some curiosity TO know with what
tenlIrr the community will receive them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14

(. y TREND who ra~ present ht~ kindly
furnished u wiki the anrrvrd notice Of the
Commencement cNcrci>r> ut the Vermont,
University:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-14

>''FT NJ VERA CRrl- Durinr tn. ham,
-; d. Vera Cruz, SCOT, while wa!kinr
- = - -. ,.t 10. ,2~.-.sE -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-07-03
NEW TIN AND SHEET IRON
MANUFACTORY.

sNTAHAN & CO.. take this method of inform
lu ing their friends and the public generally,
Z that they have opened IA new Tin and Sheet Iron
! establishment, in the store house lately occupied
I by kelllewell & Co., cas-. end of E!kton, 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
fAND SCOUTING. Having engaged the SER
yvices Of the very best workmcn, we bind our
selves to finish such Jobs in manner unsurpnss-
fed in city or country. In this department Of our
business particularly, it will be to the interest
sof persons to contract with us, we insure sat
islac,ion or demand no pay. We will keep con
Estanlly on hand Tin Ware, made in a superior
manner and Of the best material, to which we
4 invite the attention Of the public.
Avery Liberal discount allowed to persons who
buy to sell again. We request such to send in
their orders, and respectfully solicit share of
the public patronage.
Particular attention will be paid to repairing;
land country produce taken in exchange for Tin
sWare. MAHAN s. co.
N. BIN due time we will have a general
assortment o! STOVES, which will he sold at
the most reasonable prices, Innay 80 If
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PIANO TORTES.

m c. B. CARTER, No. III Chcsnnt Street
~. Sixth door above Fifth, opposite the State
{llonse-Cp Stairs, PHILADELPHIA. Now offer.
hto the public an entire ncwasSortment otPIANOs
sjust received from the most celebrated makers
Iand OF such patterns and finish as to defy com
spettion. McsSrs. NunHs q Ciark's and lame!
SThomps0n's Instruments. which are here offered
asland unrlvailed in the opinion of all competent
ljudgcS, as possessing beauty and purity of TONE
never before attained by any maker.
Also,
sPIANOS with .EOLIAN Attachment, Church
sand Paror ORGANS, SERAPHINES, unc
sMEIODEONS. all OF which are warranted. and
twill be sold at the Manufacturers lowest cash
3prices.
III cash orders for Music promptly attended
Second hand Pianos bought and sold. Pianos
4 tuned and repaired.
p. S.-The extraordinary success ofthe Phil.
sdeiphia .4codcmy Of Music, and the perfect sat.
aistac'lon ii has given, induces the subscriber tc
continue it. Lessons in
Ringing, Piano, Harp, Guitar, SC.
Are given by Artists of the very highest ability
1T needs but be mentioned, that Sig. ANDREA
|ALFAsI, and Mademoisellc HELENE ScHAAFF
swho stands pre-eminent among the profession
sare connected with the Institution, and devote
their time and talents to the pupils.
0. c. b. CARTER, Principal.
Philadelphia, May 10 y
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A. j. & IL q w .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,

4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
!, No. SO .Harket ST., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES CHEAP FOR casa.
y THE subscriber having on hand at his Store,
No. 80 Market ST., large and general assorl-
ment OF fresh and well selected Groceries. takes
this method of informing the citizens Of Elkton
and Cecil county generally, that he will sell
them as cheap rs they can be bought either in
. the Wilmington OF Philadelphia market; and
respectfully snlicits call from such as may wanl
4 goods in his line, before purchasing elsewhere
Also, Wines 4 Liquors.
! Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
Sins in part of
LIQCORS,-of the first and medium quali.
Odd Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
sSpirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy. HOLLAND
Gin.
1 WINES.-Madera, Port, Tencrlfe, Sherry
Lisbon, aud Sweet Malaga.
4 Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAHELA Whskey, ant
sWine Bitters. ANDREW ]. CROW,
SNo. 53 Market ST., door above Miller's
jaime II TN Hotel, Hilmiugton, Del.
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Wheeler's Patent Railuay, Chain Horse
poWers, and
0yershot Threshcrs II SeparatorS

THE Subscribers continue TO offer Tor Sa IL
j the above machines, which are acknowledged tC
fbe the bcs, Thrcshing machines now in Use
4 The manufacturers have added a WinEorer tc
fthclr oveishot thresher which has proved Il mos
esucceSSluI and valuable addition, but they can bc
I had either with or without it. They have re-
kceived the First Premiums at the principal Fairs
/ where they have been exhibited in operation
! including the Pennsylvania State Fair the Pro-
svincial Fair OF Upper Canada, and the Michigan
! land Ohio State Fans, together with numerous
scounty Exhibitions in the different States.
The Tro Horse MDchine, with from three to
give hands, will lhresh from 1875 to 200 bushels
soi wheat per day. and twice that quantity Of oats.
4 ''rhe one horse Machine will thresh rather
Emore than half that quantity.
y PRICE AT ALBANY.
For two horse machines, Sli3
For one horse do Sl20
ITO which price the freight is to be added.
They will be delivered at Perryville, North
sEast, Havrc de Grace and Port Deposit.
These machines, asalso, Clover Hullers, Feed
Cutters, and Circular Saws all superior, driven
by the same power, for sale by the Agents OF
l the patcntee. J. d. MlClfENER & son,
Rising Sun, Cecil Comfy, Nd.
CAU1lON.--Thc subscribers, PatenteeS, OF
fWhceler's Patent Horse Powers, having noticed
5that shops are established where they make and
,sell Whceler's Patent Horse Po,cers aud Orcrshot
Threshcrs, 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-
fiacture or sell said Horse Powers, and that a
sale by them will confer no right upon the pur-
chaser to use such Power. Messrs. Wheeler,
Melick & Co., of the State of New York, and
their Agents, are the only persons authorised TO
make or sell Wheeler's Patent Horse Powers and
sOvershot Threshers. A. & w. Z. WHEELER,
May % 3m Palenlecs
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Port Deposit Tannery.

TIME Subscriber begs leave to inform hi;
l. friends and the public generally, that he ha,
considerably enlarged and otherwise improved
This Tannery, in Port Deposit, and now keeps
constantly on hand, for sale, general assert
.ment OF
ALL KINDS OFLE.7THER,
Including Slaughter and Spanish Sole, Harness
land Betting Leather, besides great variety o
upper leather, such as wax upper, klps, ca!
skins, morocco Innings AMI bindings, all OF which
will he sold low for cash, OF in exchange fol
hides, or bark.
His increased facilities for manufacturing
leather will enable him to have an assortment
salways on hand, and to compete with city deal
,ers, both in point OF ch"apnrSs and variety.
J. i.EEPER MAXWELL.
4 NIB The highest market prices will b.
paid either in cash or trade, Tor hides, black ant
spanish oak bark J. l.. NJ.
Port Deposit, May 23lh, 1852 3m
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CO.NSTHBLE'.S Sale,

DY virtue Of "A writ Of Vcndi Exponos issued
- by George II. Joyce. one Of the Justices of
the Peace Of the State o! Maryland. in aud for
Cecil county, at the suit OF Samuel Tyson, use OF
| james l.. Foard, against the goods and chattlcs,
/ Hands and trnenenls Of Washington Wilson and
Thomas c. Wilson, and to me directed; have
/ seized and taken into execution all the right,
ttille, interest and claim of the said Washington
Wilson in and to that piece, parcel, or tract OF
Land, situated in the Bird Election District Of
| Cecil county, Cat Swamp, adjoining lands of the
heirs of Thomas Wilson, deed, and containing
/ 80 Acres more or less and hereby give notice,
!, that on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of July, 1852
; between the hours of and 4 o'clock p. NJ, at
the Court House door in the town of Elkton. |
Will sell the said property at public sale, TO the
lhighest bidder for cash to satisfy said writ Of
Vendi Exponas. HEZ. FOARD,
d June 10 3w (S2) Const.
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WOOL! WOOL!

TOHN GAMBLE, JR., continues at Proridenc'
~ Mills, Cecil county, Md. My friends, ole
customers and the public must know that | have
had a II the machinery put in first rate order this
|Sprins, and that | um at all times prepared IL
manufacture Wool 10 order, the ensuing season
|elther on shares or by the yard, on the most
reasonable terms. Barnum's motto is my motto
|''We study to Please" J. GAMBLE, JR.
n. B. Those Stores which have taken in
Wool heretofore for the subscriber, are requested
do so again tins season. [may - 3m
~AST IRON FURNACES, CHARCOAL
~ and an assortment Of Japanned Ware, ioI
ale cheap by ALDRIDGE s. CANT WELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-07-03
Tin-Ware and Stove
M.4NUFACTOPY.

INHE subscribers have lately removed from
l. Eliton, and have opened an establishment in
MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE,
where they are anxious to serve the public ant
their old friends wherever found, in all the bran
!ches otther business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Store,
|ofal patterns and sizes, for parlors, Offices, and
kitchens, and full assortment of Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
ATTEND to
ROOFING IND SPOU7I.NG,
which they will do in the best manner and at
Short notice. The public are respectfully in,
lvited to give them call.
GRAHAM & $500,
Middctown, Del, MAY SIT