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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-19
% Readers an0 Correspondents.

CT"Onr correspondent ''ObscYrer," shall be
heard next week on the "Caiathumpiaa qucs-
ton.
Uy"Thc illustrated Magazine Of Art" pub
fishes Miss Whittlesey's poem "Faded and
Gone" without her namo or cred il to 'Graham,'
an whose magazine it appeared in April, 1852.
GIVE shall hope to hear from our cores
pendent ~" concerning those other shannied'
localities.
1--WE have received several problems for
publication, which shall appear from time TO
time. ms we have room.
REPRESENTATIVES n the mails have held back
letters several times this week, to our veXaton,
and Likely 10 the ANNOYANCE Of some Of our cor
respondents. Letters from post offices in the
county have sometimes been several days reach
ing us, and it is probable others are on their
way which we should have received in time for
this paper.
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PUBLIC SALE,
/ i'll be sold at Public Sale, on

~ III w Soiu AT iubiIc ahle, on
Tuesday, the 22d cf.Narch
al the residence Of the subscriber near Brick
Meeting House, (on the farm formerly owned
by Amos PicrsOn, decd, } al! his
STOCK And FARMING UTENSILS,
-Four head Of Horses, , Of which are first rate
family horses, mare with ioal By young Sc
lin and first rate leader for double or single
harness, 3 Cows, | Steer and other Young Cat
tie, 4 handsome shua Pigs, farm Wagon near
ly new, | Horse Cart nearly new, ! Wheat
Dill, Corn Drill of Hunts Patent, 3 cutter
PlowS, large Harrow. , hrke Iarrows, set
Wagon haIucSS. SCI cart Gears, 3 srlts plow
haI Hcss, ! set pin c"aus, revolving nay rake.
roller, grain cradles, :, ythcs anl >ueaths,
hay and manure forks, hoes, >h0vcls. crow bar.
maltockS, &c. Sc. Also Corn and Potatoes by
the huShe!, Wheat in the grouod.
Also general variety Of HOUSE AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, such as Beds, Bed
stca'!s. Tables. Chairs. parIor stove, and ma
ny other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale To commence al II O'Clock of SAID day
when conditions will be made known and al
tendance BIZ NATHAN STEEL.
March II 80.
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
nv ID n BJrKETTS

TERMs.--Two dollars a year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents il not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTrsrNG.-On dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or a space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of a square. counted as n square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally or by the yea. at moderate rates.
CCyHandbills and Job Work ofalI kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of''THE
WING" is in the centre orthe town, next door
to Doct. Wallace's Drug Store.
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FOUNDRY ~ MACHINE SHOP.
Pl0ws, Stoves Mill Gearing, SC.

FHTi:E undersigned hsve now in tuil opera
n ton and IN perfect order, their Foundry
and Machine shop ri Port Deposit, and are pre-
pared 10 furnish all KINDS Of
.hacA1nery, Sfae:oEary Engines, SC.
Min Gearing Of every description nude to
order on the most approved plans.
PIow, Stove and u!bcr castings furnished at
the shortest notice. They have also, constant
ir on hand, q large assortment Of Stoves AMI
Tin Ware.
Having purchased the richI of Rch's cele-
brated Iron Beam p,owS, are prepared 10 sup
ply farmers and dealers to any extent.
They have also on hand large stock OF Fac
'org machinery patterns, having purchased the
entire stock Of the Maryland Machine Com
pany. Orders respectfully solicited
MARSl1BANk, McCLENAliAN & co.
Feb 26, '53 #
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LEATHER,

THE subscriber has now and intends keeping
l. al the old established LEATHER STORE;
North East corner of Fourth and Orange Sts.,
Opposite the upper Market House.} Whining
ton, Del, large and well selected assortmen,
nj Spanish, Hemlock and Sole Leather; French
and Patent CaliSklns Of superior brand; and all
the various kinds OF Leather made use Of in the
manufacture of Boots, Shoes, Saddles and iiar-
ness, al! which wi be sold on the most reas-
enable terms. Persons wishing to purchase
Leather will find ii to their advantage TO call
and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. J. T. CHAMBERLIN.
mar. II '53-3m.
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n OFFICE.

Jeremiah B. ia!neS Judgment before Henry
and Reynolds Esq, for S39.3
Lewis Ilaines, principal, aud 1886 in
vs.. t"rest. and aI.56 costswilh
Michael Clark and interest Till paid; datc [
Mary Clark. Ith, Feb. 1852.
Jeremiah b. HalneS judgment before II .nry
and Robert *. Nc Reynolds Esq, FIR sd ii
Cullough principal. ST., ,o,rrr.,
vs.. and Slot q SIS with in.
Mlchael ozark. tere'! NJ .,aid; dated 7lh
J Feb, 's..,l.
Jeremiah Is. flames JUDI ,.nent before Henry
,, ana h-ynoIds Esq, for s2O..5
henJan'h l. roman aud Sl.92 ard Slot
vs., costs, with interest Ill
Michael CLAIR; and paid; dated III Feb,
MARY Z ak. J 1852.
Jeremiah Is. Haines | Judgment before Henry
VS.. Reynolds ESD, for S9I.1 i
Mic.nnel Clark and debt, and - .56 costs with
Mary Clark. interest III paid; dated
( It'll Fec, 1852.
! 'NliE subscriber having purchased the Real
l. Estate oi both the above named defendants
al sale thereof in virtue ofSuniry executions
issued u?un the tur"eng judgments, made on
The t,h day OF March A. ID. 1852, by Moses X.
Pearson, Constable, hereby gives no,rce that he
intends 10 apply 10 the Judgc oi the Circuit
tOuIl LOT CecIl county, at lis next session 10 be
held IN Elkton. on the first Monday of April
next; for confirmation of said sale, when and
where the said defendants or their creditors, or
any other person or persons claiming an interest
IN the matter, VIII have an opportl gity iol STAT
ing ;he,r oOJectlonS, if any they nave, why the
sale should not be confirmed, and tor that pur-
pose are hereby warned to appear. The prop
erry purchased by the subscriber consists Of u
lot Of Ground situated and living in Cecil coun-
ty, which is contained within the following
metes and bounds, courses and distances. viz:
beginning al stone in r. rrn On 4 line of Jos.
pres'On'S land, and running thence S. ! deg. w
2ld perthes TO line of the whole tIact that
crosses said run, and running thence with sad
line S. deg. West II perches or until the end
thereof, thence 5. sc deg. w. Is pcrches to a
stone heap at road. thence n. 3 deg. f. 8
perches TO stone heap in g field, thence n. so
deg. w. ITO peTches 10 white oak, thence n.
90 deg. W. l34 perches to a white oak tree,
thence N. 76s deg. +. 100 perches, thence n.
3ss deg. +. "a pcrches 10 the last corner OF
said whole tract, thence across the said tract S.
l0t deg. W. 64a perthes passing through n
maple tree between two springs to stone three
quarters OF perch short of the intersection eI
the aforesaid n. so de-. W. ITO perches ine,
and from thence by straight line so as 10 pass
said line and down by a meadow fence until it
shall intersect the aforesaid run and thence
straight to the beginning, con,aininejby estma-
ton % acres Of land, more or less, and was
struck off for S2Ol.
March l. SO JEREMIAH 3. HAINES.
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTTER has received the lnlest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Elkton
"BAzAAR," next door to the Post office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all kinds of garments in the best and most fash
ionable STYLES. All clothes made by him war
ranted to fit. Don't forget the Old Stand in N
Bazaar" [E!kton, Apr II.
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1853.
Baltimore Spring Trade.

| Respectfully unite III cdIllHS tht attention ol
merchants and dealers TO their large ard varied
stocks Of goods, which they are prepared TO sell
on as reasonable terms as any other houses i'll
this country. They invite an examination be-
/ fore purchasing elsewhere.
| ID OBERT LAWSON, Saddle. Harness, and
Ii Collar Manufacturer, No. IL South street,
o'r n"'' rom hoin'"'" Si'ec''
i"e ao"EI aft'G''s are h'shu.octuFen OF me
o'st 'l"'e, '"'S, 1Ho 'nr 'o"r'' pre-. IL. - "
prepare" 10 SUI s"'"'S is 10" "' tue! can "e
r;,;., md n,eI''!s L;m"c,f ,o Gnn,Ic,,s onv Nh
moi. N ,hns. ci,ias C,Ll and .,,,sf,.ro,r:,Iyrs
! NJ rio far.
r IRWIN SMITH wbo,es,,e D,ooc;., M
j 100 prau Street wh,r,. hns for sale m 40.
sorlmrnt of Nod;c;nr, nrn.s Dves,r,fs Tins.
Paints. Oils. Vorp;sbes &c.
! 80, ,n,r ,o,.,, cc
KrSnaI CnHS, s"sor To~ nJ u r "''I
,o,e dr,Inrs in E.,eirr Cr,i,s N,,s ,nI ss
,,rs No ~ TicIt sirsai
,nn,rI'r
Il, 'As'hA hr'L' 40. - SCUM aver, 49,
aa. nnJ Mann,an,n,ar - g.. ,;onai,I, tas,s
Poo, 1,Ic.s, Cr;mninr Eo,rds sc ''''
- rrp,rrp ,,rno ,,n ,I,,r,,p, ,,,,,
u , Dt, ;t :, ~
, I<ET:s pATrv:r NJ 81 SAN c',I,''., =,
r. r...,, -. y l,c, ,, =, ~,
TT t"I'I. 500 orny'",. - -. "f'ea""'
Irioi.,1, ',t' I M = 81,
90 On.r "'., n' 'o"s1y D'ro.. - d,
Of best ouahtv Cold Wn,cbcs' rirh Jcw ,L,"
elegant Fancy Goods Bronxes' Clocks. Gnns
REVIEWERS. Table and Packer cutlery. WulrL.
/ makers Tools and Materials. &c,
IN pAErp roon,,,,,rro.o rch;,,o5. l
Cranni n"m"" 'u'' au" "' Un'fp'I n ANA
/ stuns. Chemicals, and DIV Salleries. 36 Son,h
d Charles street.
.,,,,rcov C,p1cS ,,o p.,,;.oxo .,,, r,
nnr,o, " i;ni,ni 'J TI,Sh 'n'-
porrr,;, ,nI p;o,nrs E,,,,os Cnn;oa ni ''
.rv dcscr;,,,in, o,C;l, Vel, "''
;, ~, r' ,n>.,,n
/ A T.. "AhNEh' M'hn'ac'"rrr OF silver
- - ware nnr ""'u 'e"stFy, anu importer OF
,''a., az, 49, Nv. ~ ~. W.. s,'ee.
war; lLHH' Ou ChDIhH, hI illNf,
~ Sc'-Jo'iN GhN hOhL ~ hhi','ho'e
street, importer ana VINO" safe ana retail dealer
~ c"FPc'ihS' %e', mas on nan" an assortment
no, s"fphSS'a Oy an! store IN Inc country. looo
'"''S "'''''"e JUST received
( 'EORGE W. MORliNG, 239 Baltimore
s,cl. ~ ,i, ~ r.1
,.ann,ra, r. Cs,,Icnoo!s ,ye,r
,.,,S,,,,,,
/ tNn'Er nO ,I -" '1l InE9 81 every va'le'yi
',I" n"'' &c" V''!i ,'V" pIsNe''' .'S'o'S'
StIVEp "; ,pE e"' 'c"e''!'
.ran Sa,s p;,at,'r. ra;,a.. g., ""n ap""",
md ror S,i ~, ,l ln,.as,
''''' ~ c,,if-rI u Etphs CON
Gala and Sill sn';,hS -, n, :,
UATS, HATS,-Thc hest quality If Hats ot
| II A.. Call ot OIIAlL'S Fosh1onohlr In,
/ Emporium. M. POI pro,, s,rcrt odio,r;rg
/ Washington Hotel.
WATKINS, DUNCAN, & WAESCHE,
W wholesale dealers in Shoes. Boots, Hats,
! Caps, Bonnelts, &C., 232 Baltimore ST.
II NABE. GAEHLE & co., extensive manu-
! N. iactnrers GRAND qnd SQUARE PIANOS.
NOS - = u, anu f'"'a" street. ftrsl pre-
mum AWARDED ioF ,hrce successive years. sole
AReh'S LOT 'nfh"Ft ia''ht Me'oae"h'
/ DHENlN MARBLE WORKS. corner Sharp
l. and German streets. Marble Monuments,
IN Il Int l. nj I,,,n ~,
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March 5 CIV

TENHS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
Il subscriber Of Cecil county, hus obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said comfy, lett, rs
TeslImcntary IN the personal estate of
John Ewing, SEM,
late Of said county deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against The sand deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit lac same win HE ynurh, IS
thereof dnY authenticated on or before The
20th day Of Dcrenher, 1851,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Ali prr>ous indebted
TO said estate. are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 9Th day Of March, 1888,
WILLIAM PIERCE,
March bw EXec'r.
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LATER FROM MExlcc.-Bv advices
from Mexico to the Goth ult., we learn
that the probability is that Santa Anna
will likely be elected President unani-
mously. The districts of Queretaro,
Michoacan, Oajaca, Tamaulipas and
Vera Cruz, have voted for him, and
probably San Louis. Cardenas is a
prisoner at Vera Cruz, and Canales has
arrived at the capital. Carvalal's men
have disbanded.
TnE Councils OF THE BOROUGH of
West Chester, Pa, at their meeting on
Saturday evening last, resolved to sub
scribe, On behalf of the borough, 800
600 to the stock of the West Chester
and Philadelphia Railroad Company.
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE
Sam'l J. Bridge, Appraiser General for
the Pacific coast. Alpheus Felch, of
Michigan, Robert A. Thompson, OF Vlr-
ginia, Thompson Campbell. of illinois,
Land Commissioners in California.
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WEEKLY LINE TO CALlroRN.A.-On
Monday next the weekly line of steam.
ers, of the United States Mail Steam.
ship Company, will commence running
from New York. On that day thu iii.
nols will take Ler departure, and will
be followed b. the Crescent City on the
18th. The days of departure will be
the 9th, 18th, Goth, ard 18th Of each
month,
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TEAS! TEAS!
a ESQ,

Good new crop Mobile Sugar, Stewards CRUSH
ed. puvelized aud clarified sugars. In store
now at BRcwH < FoARp's.
F.b, Is, 50,
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'gNHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, Thu, tho
IL subscriber Of Cecil county, has obtained
from thr Orphans Court o.! said county, letters
Te$latncnlary on the personal estate Of
William Crothers,
late OF said county deceased. All persons hay.
ing claims against the sail deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on OF before the
llh day Of January, 1854,
they may otherwise by law. be- excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
10 said estate. are requested to make immediate
payment to III" subscriber. Given under INV
hand this 9th day Of March, 1853.
JOHN JANNEY.
March 5 CIV Exec'r.
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jeremiah 3. liaiaeS
and
Lewis ilaineS,
vs..
Michael Clark and
Mary Clurk.
Jeremiah b. lIaines
and Robert X. Nc
Cullough
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rs Acres s. - Pcvches ofLand.

TT'N' TTTVTTT, T. HTITTHn
ni excellent water convenient 10 the dwelling
house.
The Terms Of Sale are: one third Of the pur-
chase money TO be paid in cash on the day OF
sale, one third in six months and the balance in
twelve months; the credit payments to be Sc
cured by the notes or bonds Of the purchaser
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day iSale. II. MCCULLOUGH,
March ) Is Trustee.
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COUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND

III YIN AsA yin lAlSl19AO4tA)
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION,-Iu pursuance of .
Lottier Esq to the payment Of several nego-
table notes drawn by said Lotter for the purchase
money of land hereinafter described; which deed
bears date on the 9th Of May 1888 and Is Of record III
Henrico county court clerks Office, we shall expose
70 sale on the premises, FRIDAY the org Gay Q,
SEPTEMBER 1858, at IL O'Clock, A: NJ, tnat *fhAGI
OF LAND lying IN the county Of Hennc1, near lhe
city Of Richmond being part Of Mount Enn tfacs,
containing seven acres aud SCI. Ioeo OF ~ acre
TEzMs-Cash as to 80 much as Will satisfy expenses
of executing ts trust and Sl0257 cenfs on credit
until atl, Noyeher 1853 a. to $780, further cred
il until Oh Nav 1851 as to $3.50; further credit
until 9th Nav. 1854 Is to si5e; further credit
until 9th MAY 1854 az 70 g. i2i So On further credit
until 9th November, 1884 as 70 SIG; on further
credit a. TO SIS unti sth May, 1850 and on credit
10 81 500 unttl q b May, I855-and If after satisfying
thee - ros on such credit said L. Lotter
may direct or 10 the event Of hs failing TO give any
direction On cred until the said 9th May, la5S.
The tt!e TO tia property ID believed to be perfect
hut converting trustees we snail convey with the
usual specYe warranty The credit instruments are 20
besr ~ - sest ana 10 be properly aecured
JOHN HOWARD.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS, irnsfees
IT has been Represented 10 that the properly ad
vertised for sale is Improved by fine three s,ory
brick dwelling house, with large ard Handsome porti
Goes on either si1ethat the dwelling IL In thorough
repair and has all the modern improvements for cor.
yenierce and comfort. There Ia large aud valuable
y arranged and aboHn1lng 10 flowers and esergreens
The out buildings consist Of servant houses stab,e
granary. &c. all Of brick ard in good repair; also
two spacious Ice houses Al. \ s..
y se f5--dtds
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EDUCATION
MEDICAL DEP ARTMENT OF

MI Z ID | G. A l. d e p ARTMENT OF
AVk. HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICH
MOND, VA.-The sixteenth annual course of lectures
will commence on Monday, the 10th day of October,
1853 and continue until the LIST Of the ensuing March
The commencement for comforting degrees will be
held about the middle of March.
r. L. BOHANNAN, NJ D.. Prof of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
L. w CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D., Prof Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
MARTIN P. SCOTT, NJ. D., Lecturer on Chemis-
try and Pharmacy.
CHAs. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. d, Prof. of Anatomy
and Physiology.
DAVID Fl. TUCKER, NJ. D., Prof. of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
ARTHUR f. PETICOLAs, NJ D., Demonst, ator
of Anatomy.
The study of practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities, and d. very trhing
expense.
Clinical lectures regularly given az the college
ipfrmary and Richmond almsbouse. The intirmary.
under the roof with the college, and subject
the entire control of the faculty, is at all times well
filled with medical aud surgical cases. and furnishes
peculiar facilities for clinical instruction Many
aud the students being freely admitted TO the wards
enoy under the guidance of the professors, unusual
opportunities for becoming familiar with the synp-
toms, diagnosis and treatment of dieeases.
Observation-Disclosures fee, s.; Professors fees,
SG5 Demonstrators fees SO; Graduation fee, $50.
The price of board, including fuel lights and SER
wants attendance, is usually s. S3l per week.
- DAVID II TUCKER, Nj. D.,
Sc I6-2awtdra Dean of the Faculty. .
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SECOND DESPATCH.

CAMDEN, Sept. Is, p M-The Court of Bishops
has been in session today It is ruinored that Bish
op Doane on Monday admitted that his conduct had
been indiscree but denied any dishonest purpose
1t is stated that the prosecutors are about to enter
'solte preseqai. Bishop Doane excUlpated his pre-
seniors from unworthy motives in the course they
have pursued. The result of the deliberations to-
day is unknown.
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CowmDENG.-On Wednesday a cowhiding as
sault took place at the Bellevue House Newport.
Isaac s Holmes, the recipient and VIM. r. Nor
gan, the operator-cause, Holmes interference in
Morgans domestic affairs
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.-Saes of 1900 bbls Flour at
S6l2. White Wheat S1.29 to Sl.33. Corn steady
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Sales Of State Flour at
$6.25 to S6.3l; Southern unchanged. The Wheat
market is unsettled Yellow Corn Sc cents
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BY ALEX. MOTT & co

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed of
Il Trust, duly recorded in the Hastings Court of
Richmond, the Trustees will sell at PUBLIC AUG
TION, at the Store under the Exchange formerly
Kept by Mcdonald L. Lyons. ON MONDAY, 10Th
Sept, commencing at 10 O'Clock, the Fancy Goods
specified in said Deed.
The following are in part Book Case; l Gold
NJ peeter w atch; SILVER Lever watch; large lot OF
Cnabrellas large lot of Walking Canes; Port Mon
naies; Clothes Brushes Hair Brushes and Tooth do.
Dressing Combs; Fancy Soaps; lot of fine Cigars;
Bird Cages; Show Cases; Store Fixtures. &c. &c. A
lot of Miscellaneous Books.
Also, the unexpired Lease of said Store, which is
to the lst April
Terms made known on day of sale.
By order Of the Trustees.
ALEX. MOTT CO., Auc.s.
The REGALIA BUSINESS, in all its branches,
seI2-td EDWARD MCDONALD.
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WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. - The
Wisconsin Democratic Convention met few days
since, and had much difficulty in etfecting per-
manent organization. -Four ballots were had for
Governor, the last Of which stood-Fairchild 81 ;
Smith g.; scattering g.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-

Il NARD.-Ran away the Sd infant, from Kid
der 4 Martin, at Wilrnn gton, North Carolina, and
took the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad track 70
walk TO Richmond, Negro Man named Edwin de
Is about "a yenrs of age feet inches high stout
builf, pleasant counteuance, large mouth small eyes
and quite likely man. Has large scar on hia right
shoulder blade bis back. II 10 supposed that he
has forged pass signed By number OF the citizens
Of Wilmington North Caroina. The above reward
Will be paid for his delivery to U.s. The shove named
Negro was formerly resident Of this city.
Z. y. RAGLAND l. CO.
ee I5-fms Corner Of Marshall and sth streets
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 15.-The Steamer Georgia la
arrived here from Norfolk The Steamer Georg
Law has sailed for New Orleans and Havana
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15.-The brig "Sharock,'
for New Orleans. is in Delaware breakwater. The
crew have mutinied
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
DoRT MAYO AND FULTON PRO

n,r, :, r1o> ,CyIn ~ d .O
AND LOTS AND Is BUILDING LOTS.-On
WEDNESDAY next, 2st instant commencing at 81
O'Clock; z. M. upon the premises, will be sold three
framed HOUSES and LOTS in Port Mayo, one on
Louisiana street and two Graham street, all in
coed order, with good Lots attached.
ALSO-25 building LOTS in Fulton, fronting beau
hfuliy of the principal streets, and being
among the most desirable Lots IN Fulton to be
had.
any other in the market.
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and months
with interest, title to be retained until the whole
purchessmoney is paid.
sells JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr
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LIQuoR SElzuREs.-Several seizures of liquor
were made in Chicopee, Mass, on the 18th inst
In one case after the liquor had been taken from
store and placed in the street preparatory to re-
moyal, the heads were knocked in by some un-
known person, and the liquor split upon the
ground. The officer who made the seizures was
afterwards arrested
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nR. ALIENS PATENT TEETH.

nR. ALIENS PATENT TIE ETH,
~ WITH CONTINUOUS OR SOLID GUM
The subscribers, il addition 20 all other kinds are
prepared to make ARTIFICIAL TEETH after the
method patented by Dr. Allen
The superiority of which, over other kinds consists
in their strength and perfectly natural appearance
The gum and teeth being one solid body affords no
place for the Judgment Of food &c. The metal upon
which the teeth made is Patina and is equal in
every respect to Gold for making artificial Teeth.
Specimens viii be shown with pleasure to all who
wish to inspect them.
MCCONNELL L BURTON Dentists
15-dlm* Main between 9.h and 10Th streets
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ALBANY, Sept. l3.-The canal tolls of the first
week of September amounted TO Sl003 I3, and for
the season to S1,e9G,044. Increase over last sea
son thus far, S492.J2
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AnnIrl0NAL. FoREIGN ITEMs.

HALIFAX, Sept. l5.-The Niagara brings the
following The expectation OF Breadstutfs has
been generally prohibited by the European Govern
ments. Riots have occurred in Belgium, owing to
the high price Of Grain.