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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-15
Tin Ware and Stove
M.1.A'EE.lCYDRY.

TTHE subscribers have lately removed from
L Elkt0n, and have opened an establishment III
MlDDLETOlFN DELAWARE,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their old friends wherever found, in all the BRAN
chcs ofther business.
They will keep on han! at low prices, Stores
ofail 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 SPOTTI.NT,
which they will do in the best manner and at
shout notice. The public are respectfully in
vItcI To give them a call.
GRAHAM & SISrO.
Mid lletown, Del, Mays tt
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tho sub.
crbtr of Cecil county. has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county. letters of Admin
lstra,lon on the personal est ,te of
Benjamin T. arson,
late ofsad county dccc'..ed. All persons hav-
ing claims against The aid deceased are hereby
warned I" exhibit III same with The vouchers
thereof duly authentic tied. ON or before The
18th day OF November, 1853.
they may otherwis by law. be excluded from all
benefit OF said rs ate. All persons indebted TO
} SAID estate are requested to make iInmrdiat"
payment to ae subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18Th day Of December, 1852.
! MOSES X. PEARSON.
/ Dec Is CIV Admir- {. ia.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
strihcr of Cecil county, has Obtained from the
Orphans Courl Of said county, letters Of Admin
lstralIun On the personal estate OF
Robert 'I'ilghman,
late OF said county deceased. All per ons hav-
ing claims against the sand deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated. on OF before The
1l!h day of December. 1888,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons Indebted i"
sad estate are requested to make immediate
payment To the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day ofDeccmbcr, 1852.
LYDIA TlLGHMtN,
Dec IS CIV Adm'trN.
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10 Market Men and Gardeners.
StrauherrY, RaspJerrY g. Rhub0rb Piunts

oH0uoefrY' hHsP5eFYY q R"Hddf6 Pinnts
FOR Sale IN large quantities.
DElNG extensively engaged III culiivatine the
- above articles in great variety, as iir crops.
having sold the past summer over 800 BUSH Is
ot Strawberries and 200 Of RaSpbcrrieS. am
now able to furnish, by the thousand snrli kinds
rs experience has proved To be most profitable
for market, having regard to the l,arlincs. of
the Plants, the quantity and quality Of h" Il nit.
lioyry se"hiin. Strawberry Plants 81 PER 1000
Victoria Rhubnib $50 l0O
Red Prolific Raspberry, " $50 " 1000
The above Raspberry is a medium sized hcr-
ry, grra, and certain brarrr and very hardy. and
the same Tor which received the highest Pre-
mmm paid by the Agricultural Society "For
the most profitable cultivated crop 10 iii" county
Of Barllnglon," yielding over $500 per acre net
profit.
Catalogues describing many other varieties.
and giving full directions fo their proper treat
lnent will be furnished gratis to all post paid
applicants. WILLIAM PARRY,
CiaHuminS0n y. o..
Dec BIN BpfiiHgaon conniY. ". J.
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SINGING CLASSES.

vENfIE subscribers beg leave 10 iEaortn the IN
Il habiiants of Elkton aud the SURROUNDING
country. that they viii tke elasse for nstruc-
stion IN Vocal Musc durins the coming seas IN.
Those persons DESTROYS of forming classes in
oheir respective tocntions, VIII please address a
note TO either OF the subscribers (slrtlng the
probable number of subscribers that rfln! be had
and the time anI place for prcrae atGry, meet
Ing, will he promHly attend.dto4,y ef!e o'hniL
OF us. Those who wish ITO acquire this most
deliehtin accomplishment will do we'll by Of
ecnixn- and giving US n.,ice immediately.
Mllress, J. Y. WELLS.
T.. J. LANCASTER,
Oct 2lf Eihi0". Nd.
n b. The principle upon whicE ". teach
will "nnhe the pupil to understand the com
positions otaay country, Persons wiShn" in
slrurti0ns On the Piano Forte can he accom-
modated by T.. j.. Lancaster, IN reasonable
terms. Piano For,es tuned.
! I7LD.R BARRELS, bought at mnrk., price
/ hy BROWN 4 TOARD.,
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To Merchants, Clerks, Teachers
Students, and All Wan.

! Isl PL BllSiIED--a new AMI compl"l" set
oi RnlcS by which all the inn Iamrural np.,i,-
ions m Arithmetic may BE- perorn"l in ~ d.
crcciible s+or spacs offimr. r, h"cnln" !, master
OF them viii rrluif' not more Tia ! n count.
hours sindy "a any good sounI mini: IN The
STUDENT viii thereby D. enabled to \ III. Sub
sari, Nn'i'pir. %, Divide, in any sum no matter
i ot how many h@sft$, more arrn,al"ly, Gin l"",
Jryat thc poyuGhfgs,fan fTto,.) IN ia less ihn..
f:kIn:h Mc nms Required ia the 81 system.
These Fundamental kuSrS are followed l..
An Examination iulo III" PROPERTIES on
NUMBERS. which cacn further facilitates The
other re nlionS.
Thu ire also embraced in ,he work.
tn - fer the Cn!cRiu ion Of Interest.
which will work "ui the interest at any fa,
upon any SnIa. with the utmost ~ccnr"ry AHA
simplicity an quc4;ness lily plnal So atl ,i,c
..hcr operations by this, and ,assly suucliuI to
Nil rnul scs IN fhc 81 plan.
Together. thesr form the WDS' Compifie Trpa-
: hse ca the Science OF Numbers rvrr i>snrd----
an are incalculahiy valuable TO AL men from
their ncyer-iailine accuracy, and To h,sin".s
ines; tom the immense amount Of time ,hrg .myn
.'r,n The most w,arSome drinil Of business TIE.
/ Iticnlarly onaht 1hry TO h. IN the han Is Of
u ,Irhants an Clerks. Teachers sad SlnIrnis,
ant Young Men acncraIi:.
ORDER EARLY!
l., Inc r"ht hl NE ieW irInaihis. hundreds
ol me cSfhl ''t'ioi are h'in@ hurried OH at "a
l"'c' e'c;o'! rca'hf.' from lsal tHo) AT whirh
re "'lahc' were sol 10 make room 'or new
edition 10 b" @otlra up in a HagniGIrnt and
costly style immediately upon closing oul iLc
present one.
T. Every purchaser Is bound (@| matter ni
justice and protection \" the r"ry-rgh'ED By his
sacred pledge OF nnn"r' 10 use TIE Processes tor
inc instruction o' himself oh'y' ana /" liHi%It
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THE CECIL WING,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
nv p q RICKETTS,,

2, ltI01kts It
TERMS. Two dollars 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.
ApyERTlstNG.-On dollar square for three
weeks insertions; twenty-five cents u square tor
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal to thai, make Il square.
Fractions of Il square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, sem-annu-
ally on by the yea. al moderate rates.
CJ~IIandbil> and job Work ofaii kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of"THE
WING" Is in the centre oflhe town. next door
to Doct. Walace's Dug Store.
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CLOTHING G..

TNl1E subscriber would respectfully inform his
L friends and the pablo, that he has made ar
engagements with z large establishment in Phil
adeIphia, to scE Ready Clo,hiag on com
mission, and is prepared to supply the wants Of
the community with Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, &C., at the lowest city cash prices.
Call and see me at the old stand opposite John
sons l1otcT. J. +. WELLS.
n. b. All orders for customer work wi III re-
crlve proiapl attention. Dec / Il
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% licaoers ana Correspondents.

TZs reply to Mrs. Davis on the
..Maine Law" will be printed next
week, it having been received after the
matter for the first side was in type.
rFThe absence Of the Edito: will be
sufficient apology to correspondents
whose communications have not been
attended to.
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'TpEELATEST FASHIONS

WILLIS RuTrER has received the hl"st
w Fashions u iiis OH St'snI, in the ;lAton
"BAzAvH, next door 20 Tic Post oilies.,
TlQnh,nf for ,.he ve'y lihc,ai rA!ft. s"r he
has rrrriAtd, h"is now prepared to sxi.,uS9d make
nj kinds u. "a rnent, ii. he hest :aal slEoS IA >h-
ous.bie styles. All clnhe> made ~ h;in war
rnnted 10 fit Don't for get the ON Stead in The
.Er:aar'' EEsss tA9g H..
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hUGTIoM , AUCTION!

4, Y every Wednesday and Satll'lt nisht, al
- the old stand of u. a.. NcnMsul 4 Co., cast
or upper end OF El kton. Dizzy Goods, Queens
ware, Eoots and Shoes, iNnady-na lie Clothing,
and most every Other k,ni OF goo Il Kept IN !.
country slnre AIDA w@ wish 10 e',..Sr on our
re sent stock, ,mrsoh>w oa!i do wes2 by calm"
through the " elk, 'a> fhsy may expect TO buy
the greatest a.'bargains.
Nov 10 w. VI. hI-.NNARD.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 IL Year,

WrANTED in every County in the United
w States active and enterprising men, to en-.
gage in the sale of some Of the best Books pub
lishcd in the country. 70 mcn OF good address,
possessing small capital OF from S25 to S 100,
such inducemen viii be offered as to enable
them to make + ON So TO SIC day prolit.
Cy~1'he Books published by us are ak useful
in their character, extremely popular and cons-
lnand large sa-s wherever offered.
For aureher particulars, address, p,srs ets paid
DANIELS & GETZ.
Successors to w. A. Leary l. Co.
No. l3s North Second ST., Philadelphia
Sep Is, 52 5m
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Az Company dtIle Far The Circuit Court
lntrs Danh vi The state Of for Cecil county, In
Lceawaie Chancer!, Januii.y
VS.. 9th 1888.
John Logan and Nancy
Lo ,an his wife.
The object oil thus suit is to procure Decree
for the sal" OF certain morlgaged premises in
Cecil comfy, whlru were moitgagcJ, un the
twenty nIln I'll Jnl ;, eighteen hundred aud lol-
" >iA; by The Defendants TO the plaIn!iiiS.
The Bill states tittl ON the 23lh of July,
eighteen hunl,cd AMI forty SIX the said John,
l." San aaL Nancy Logan his wife conveyed Ger
tam real estate which is particularly describe |
IN The Bill and It's accompanying EXHIBITS, unln
the sad President, Directors and Company Of
the Farmers Bank OF lhe State of Delaware, b.
wayo Moitga re 10 secure the payment Of STA
thousand i've hundred dollars, with lawful III
ttrcst Il crcon which WIS then due aud owing
from The said John Logan to the said President
Directors and Company OF the Farmers BANK Of
the State Of Delaware, that the said JOHN To-
gan has par! NE interest on Tue sad Mortgage
debt up . the first of October eighteen hun, ed
and iidy Two, an on the 26ih OF July 1851 i,
also l,aIi eight hundred aud htly three dollars
AMI twenty three cents Of the principal debt,
but that there is sllI due from the SAID Jul.l,
Logan to lhr SAID President, Directors and Com
pany Of The Fd. IN rs Bank Of the State Of Della
wa.r, on SAIL mortgage, The sun OF five thou
sand slN hundred aud ihy six dollars and seven
IS seven cruls, with interest incrron from the
iIrSt OF Octubcr eighteen hundrc and fifty two,
and that the sai' John Logan and Nancy Ln-
gan his wife reside ont Of the Slate OF Mary land
ii is therefore I'd Judged and ordered that the
c"mplalnants by causing copy OF this order To
be inserted IN some newspaper published at
Ilkl0n IN C"cli county, once week tor one
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-15

Mn. WEBsrER's WILL has been filed
in the Second District Court at New
Orleans, where, previous to his death,
he had entered snit to recover from
thu city fee Of $25, 900 for his sprvi.
ces in the celebrated case of Mrs 6 alnes
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Ususe and Lot for Sale.

THE undersigned as agent for Mrs. Martha
RolSlon, will sell at Public Sale on THURS
DAY, the ZEN day Of Joamnry neat, the ii""s'
aud lot in the town Of EIktnn, at preSeal in the
occupancy Of Mr.. MnnIove killingsworfn. Sale
to ,ake'plnceut'2 O'Clock, p. NJ; at the Cour
House door in Elkton. and terms made known
on the day di' sale. FRE.DUS ALDRIDGE,
Dec 25'ts A Gems
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IMPORTANT TO TIE
Citizens of Cecil Co.. and Vicinity

TT will II, doub. be an advantage 20 many of
L the Inhabitants Of Cecil county and vicniiy
who occasionally visit the city ol Wilmington.
To know wherr rhey may supply their wants in
reference 10 Dry Goods, Trimmings, CARPETS,
EuES. A..
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A PROMINENT ID! the 'Gorcrndr--Jofa
IN G. Cameron, Justice of the Peace Aor
District No. 4, CecI'county, vre SELL sailed
to qualify Us required by law.
Test. RI. n. MITCHELL. elk.
JAM 8. 'Circtt Court Tor Cecil county.
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CIR AIN.

THE subscribers are prepared to pay the high
est market price IN cash, for any quantity ol
Wheat and Yellow Corn. Bags will hrirrrlsh,
cd to any one that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN y FOAED.
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"a man ran find nowhere 50 gont Sa~inr
Bank ~ by e!npyiHa his purse into his hrad
khtwedgc.S the best capital he can possess:
it Is ~ his command ev"ry mnm"ni ana al
waysa bovc par.--DR. Franklin.
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Gov. CoBR, it is said has written let.
tel to his friends in a,hington, re-
monStraling against the getting up pc.
ti'"n in his behalf for cabinht appoint
ment.
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EMBARKATIoN OF MISSIONARIES

EMBARKATIoN OF MISSIONARIES
Another company Of missionaries has
sailed in the Mimosa, Captain King, for
Smyrna, consisting of the Rev. Messrs.
Benton, Marsh, Walker and Nut,ing,
with their wives. MIR. and Mrs. BEN
ton. formerly at AIeppo, expect to be
stationed on Mt. Lebanon, on their re-
turn to Syria. Mr.. Marsh has spent
some time IN Mosul already, and h. now
goes thither again. Mr.. and Mrs. Walk
rs are destined TO Diarbekr, on the Il
girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Nutling will be sta
toned in some part Of the Armenian
tie!d..-Bostou True. friday.
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Mr.. KING. The Washington Repub-
lie of yesterday states that the Hon. VIM
X. King did not depart for Havana on
the 18th, in consequence of the unfavor-
able change in the weather. On the
evening Of that day the health Of the
Hon. gentleman was slightly worse
than ii had been for some days previ-
ouslr Mr.. King will make the voyage
in the United States steamer Fulton,
which lies at the Washington Navy
Vary waiting his convenience. Every
provision has been made on board the
steamer, by order of the Govern nent,
which can contribute to the Comfort of
the respected invalid and his estimabls
family.
Mr.. WEBSTER, just before his death,
called his son Fletcher to his bedside,
and said: "My dear son, wish you to
procure a handsome and substantial
piece of silver plate, and present it TO
my valued friend, Peter Harvey, with
suitable inscription, as a testimonial of
my dying love for HIM" This piece
of plate has just been manufactured in
Boston, and the scription Is a YER.
batim transcript of the dying words in
which the great statesman made the c.
quest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-01-15

GREEN Peas rs ANUARY.-The adj
tor of the CIlarlr>town News, of the 9th
Instant says: I'VE received this morn.
my parcel of green peas from friend,
raised on his farm, Charleston Neck"
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A MORMON LEADER IN TROUBLE
Strang the Mormon Prophet, OF Beaver
Island, recently elected to the Michigan
egisaturp, was arrested on the 9th at
Detroit hv Sheriff futile, of that city,
on an indie tment found against him last
Juue, at Mackinaw, for aiding the rs.
cape OF prisoner. Mr.. futile petit
toned the House for permission to re-
move him. A resolution ordering him
into the custody of the Sergeantat Arms
was laid on the table, and the whole
matter was referred to select commit
tec.
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3. r. NAY,
las completed his SIoch u.
E7ai; and Winter Goods.

HAS completed his slock %.
Eal; and Winter Goods.
I" the following list he respectfully invites
the attention ot the
ladies.
French Cloths and Tweed Cloakings,
French M"rimueS III various cuiors,
French Ca>hncrc>, do
Thlbrt Cloths, do
Nous lin de- BrgrS,
Rich Persian Dc!nincs.
Fl='d and PLAZA Aion>Iin DeLaincs,
Black and col'd AImcaS,
Black Dress Silks,
Plaid and Chamclion Silks,
Points and GinghamS,
Bay State and Waterloo ShawlS,
Cashmere an Thihil Wool do
WooI"n Flnnncls in various colors,
Sack EInunrlS do
WELSH FlannclS,
Culurcd Canton Flannes.
Bl"achrd and unbleachcd do
Bl"ach"d and nnhlcuchcd Muslin,
tu!'d Cnn.h!irS and Drillings,
Bleachrd AMI unblrnched ur
Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies and C.lulir'us' hnncs. Sc.
Gcnfsem0nS' Asrcss.
Cloths, CaSSiT' IS, Twccds,
CasSinc'ts, r4ntW i! Jeans,
Heavy Fr,nncle Comforts,
Gloves. lfosi":y, Hats, Gaps, &c.
liafdv &c, .1cenSwar", Groceries. Flour
Meal .,rc' n, Lard, Potatoes, Burning Fluid, q
\, u Country Produce taken in eXcAaug
fol Gods Al the highest ma ket price.
Oct 30, - If
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TIRE St'h,E'S SALE,

DY virtue oia Decree Of the Hon. Albert Con-
ID stable, Judge Of The Sixth Judicial Circuit
OF May land for Cecil county, in Chancery, the
undersigned as Trustee will offer at Public
sale al the Court House in E!Hton, Maryland, on
TUESDAY, tie 25M mw.,
a valuable tract Of land, lying near the Penn
syivHnIa line in Cecil county, whcrcul john
Matthias, died seized, containing
"a tcrcS,
3 toOdS and Is square p"lchrs. of which about
one halt is covered with Thriving Young Timber
OF various kinds. and the residue is alnhIr land
under good fencing, and the whole is well wat
cred. The soil is of a first rate quality and sur.
passed hynonr III the county Tor prodnrrivcnc>S,
an the situation is healthy and convenient to
schools, Churches, Mills aud good markets.
The Improvements consist OF Il comfortable
Log Dwelling House,, Frame Barn, aud il
Stnne Spring House ovcra never falling Spring
Of good water. There IL also variety Of fruit
Trees On the property, in bearing condition,
snctl as apple, pear peach, cherry &c.
TERnS or safe.
The terms of sale as prescribed bv the decree
require he pay menl OF one third part Of the put
c!Ii'sc money To be pad in cash on the day of
Sale, one uInrr lhlri pant in 9 months, an the
rrsijnr in Is months thereafter; the last two
mStamenis'o bear interest from the day of sale
an Ia b" secured by the bon or note al The
purchaser with surety Or surcteS to BE- apprO-
we'd hy the Trustee.
Sale TO commence al - O'Clock. NJ.
JOHN &. GROOME,
llht'n. Nd. Jan 1853. Trustee.
\. B. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing can
be shown the property by calling on Mr.. Jones
Matthias whuresi les near it,. J. {. O..
.'laly Ledger and phia. Inquirer copy
twirca weeks .InurnaI and Gazette, Whining,
ton; Vllas" Record aud Republican,, West
Chester, copy t..
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TRUSTEES SALE
A Y.AIU ABLE FARM.
.NE.IR ELkIID,N':HD

ID Y virtue OF decree OF the Hon. Albert Con
- stable, Judge OF the Sixth judicial Circuit
OF Maryland, for Cecil connty in Chancrry, the
subscriber, as Trustee, will otie, nj Public sal.
on TUESDAY, SM day Of Febuary. 1888, al
the Court House door in the town of Elklon,
Cecil county, Md, at o'clock =. NJ, all thai
valuable farm or plantation, lying and being in
Cecil county. mile from the town of Elkion
and directly on the public road leading To New
Leeds Factory, now in the possession and occu
patton ofCharles Coe, containing
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JOHN s. KENM aRD'S,


Purcha sers Inay find il much to their interest
TO call. This 'orr is ceirbra'ed Tor the large
variety. exlcnSiv, as ortment. anl chcapncss OF
its .ond>; to prove ich; those who have not
heretofore dealt at { establishment, are re-
sprrlluIly urged 10 ca'i by dong so. many Will
not only save money. time and trouble.
The assortment cons :. III part Of
Black aud Fancy Silks. : 1lls. satinefs. caSSi-
Emhrul"rlrs and white me es. N">tn.s. ban-
Goods, Merinoes, Co. kr>s buck gi"fss and
burgS. dranes. prints. mits. acktng bottoms
Alpnca- aud other dress cont T. blc>. buttons,
fabrics: House furnl>h- cotton I'ps, WOODEN
ing Goods, Mourning and cnltol leans, s.ls-
GooI>, Flann"ls, liu,i- pen IrrS. sp, 81 r"tlnn.
cry. gloves, trimmings, Sack Fiannc. III ahun-
scafiS, sc. dance, e..
One Of the LARGEST assortment of Furs aud
Shawls in the city: also,
CarpaIimg.
Brussels Tapestry, Three PLY, SuperGne ard
common Ingram. f.nlry and Stair Carpets, "a. e.
ing in price from ~ cents to $l.jO per ynI !.
including Ra. Carpets from % cents I" hritcr
grades. ni cloths, canton naltingS. window
shades aad blinds. stair rods. carpet lacks. &c.
| woul turlI"r State that ! am constant at
'"nlrnl on the large and regular Auction sales
that tax" piac" in Philadelphia every week.
where | buy many excellent bargains ana cheap
gnudS, thus being able 10 OTTER many induce
mrntS that others cannGt uii"r.
| wonl call the particular attention Of the
'a'irS 10 my stock of CioGhiag CothS, and new
SIy!, TRIMMINGS for Dresses and cluaks. together
with wide N0ntiNu Irirrts. and in lacl Ia my
very large assortment of 4uu,iS for ladies' wear.
My old friends in Cecil aud elsewhere. with
III" public in general, are solicited to give cur
Stnrh IN examination before making their put
rhascS. Merchants supplied 1T Wholesale phi
ccS. Particular attention given to orders,
JOHN s. kENNARD.
Wilmington. Dc II No. 50 Market ST.
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The VICE psEslpEHr ELEcT.~-lt is
stated that Mr.. Kings health was much
better on ,he 10th, and that his friends
are encouraged TO hnpe that voyage
to Havana may restore him to health.
He has taken passage in the I. S. mail
steamship, Empire City, winch left New
York to-day at O'clock The ste2n y
will take Mr.. King on board at Norfolk.
He Will be accompanied by his phys,
clan, two neces and servants.
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100 Acres of Land

about 90 of which are Woodland.
The Improvements are Il fine
LARGE FRAME DWELLING,
frame Barn, stablnc, carriage
II house, corn crib, granary, and
Es1eT.i!E4 other necessary out buildings
'sssssE.sasxss5sF the soil is of good qualify and
is highly improved, and the property from its
location and other advantages NAV be regarlc |
as well worthy the attention of persons deslr-
ing good farm and Il comfortable home.
I'ER.NS OF Sale
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree
rcquir" the payment OF one halt of the purchase
money in cash on the day ofsalc, and the balance
III two equal instruments of six and twelve
months from the day Of sale, to be secured Ay
the notes or bonds Of The purchaser with secu-
rI'y approved by the Trustee, bearing interest
from the day OF sale; and on the ratification d.
The sale by the court, and the payment of the
purchase money, the Trustee will BY good and
sufficient deed convey to The purchaser IN pur.
chasers, and to his, her or their heirs, the snid
farm or plantation. Tree. clear and discharged d
all claim of The parties TO said decree, and Of all
persons claiming under them. +. A. ELLIS.
jan Sis. Trustee.
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