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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

II Ncoay will SELL this day. Wednesday, Feb. g. at
tion at II O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange New
York, the well known and fashionable summer resort
known the Port Washington Hotel situated at Port
Washington, Shrewsbury, Monmouth county N. j. also
neat frame church. cottage and barn. two frame stores
and about hundred beautiful building lots all situated
elevated ground, and commanding splendid view Of
the Shrewsbury river and the surrounding country This
isan opportunity that should lose. The usual nu
clause will be inserted in the deeds of this property
which will make il desirable location for private resi-
deDces Steamboats, ply daily in the summer and every
other day in the winter We would also call the
attention Of readers to the fact that aliens may hold
property in New Jersey, the any natural born
citizen of the United States For maps and full particu-
lars, apply to the auctoneer 40 Wall street.
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Splendid Carpeting.-smith Il Lounsberv

s Pearl street. receiving in store per late ar.
rivals large stock of velvet tapestry Brussels thres
signs which, having been purchased previous TO the
cent advances in prices they enabled to offer very
great inducements.
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N. B.-Important advice accompanies each bottls

Waite Nervous AnfIdOto Is certain and
speedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, tic doloreux,
debility, cramps and all nervous affections Upwards Of
five hundred certificates Of persons Of the first rcspeca
bty be at the agency, 3S Ann street,
door below Nassau One dollar per bottle Sent to any
part of the country.
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Shirt Makers and fine Sewers.-Wheeler,
Wilson Co.'s sewing machine generally used in your
business patented June 18TH 1852 be at the
eompanys Office, just'opened, 265 Broadway.
We would Call Attention 10 the Sale ofTwo
elegant houses, with stables attached Fifth avenue
to be made this day by E. H. LUDLOW at IL O'Clock, at
the Merchants Exchange The houses % by SO feet
the lots including alley in the rear $50 feet deep They
will be set at S34 0Oo and sold to the highest bidder
The other will be sold Free 81, 600 remain on It
at the option Of the purchaser.
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can reasonably be expected to concede, any pare''
patton in our fisheries, as consideration TOR CON-
nsercial reciprocity
Fifth
That, in the opinion of the House, concession
to the United States of right to participate in will
be equivalent to entire surrender Of the fisheries
or if not attended with that decided result will lead
to hostile and sangunary collision between their
fishermen and ours, to a disturbance OF the friendly
relations so happily existing between the two coun
tries, and the dangerous exposure OF our coasts
to the ravages Of rude multtudes Of foreign fisher
men.
The sixth resolution, after laying down the
position that the duty levied on colonial fish
not only operates as protection, but actually
benefits the consumer in the United States, by
augmenting the general revenue, declares that
1.-THE enectual protection of the provincial fish
cries, would create a free market for our fish
the most valuable export we possess-as it con-
stitutes favorte article Of food and domestic
consumption Of the people Of the United States,
whose legislature would not be permitted to
tax it at the expense of the consumer"
Seventh
That as the admission Of American built vessels to
British registers which privilege is denied to colonial
vessels in the United States is injurious to the fish
cries. as leads to the fraudulent registry Of Amer
can fishing vessels, it is, therefore, the opinion
of this House. that the registry OF such American
built vessels at least of the class used IN the fisheries,
should be prohibited, that no such vessel should
be allowed to fish within the limits of our fisheries
Lastly
That an humble address be presented to Her Ma
iesty praying her to cause the fisheries to be eec-
tuay protected and her faithful colonial subjects to
be secured in the exclusive enjoyment of their pro-
perry according to the letter of the treaty OF 1878
and that Her Majestys government ,ciH not on any
account consider the fisheries Of Noua Scotia at their
disposal, IN negotiating commercial arrangements
ruth the United States or any other country.
This is assuming rather broad and ultra
ground and we consider it the most important
movement that has been made on the subjects
which the resolutions embrace. Com. Camp
bell. in his report-an abstract OF which we
published last week-states, explicitly. that
the protection of the fisheries forms the closest
bond of union between Great Britain and North
America'-an opinion, he says, with which he
has been deeply impressed by his intercourse
with the people and which he felt it his duty
to represent. On submitting these resolutions,
Mr.. wilkins gave notice that he intended to
move them at future day.
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$4,000 Gifts for the People.
Ut ~. ~ u " Y II L.
Perham'S GIFT Entertainments

Dorbo,,', 4
'''"''' ''lt A'"t'' '''"'''en'S'
l. DOlITE TO C4LiFDRFL3, VIII con-
tInue on exhibition every afternoon and eve
nihg, at the Assembly Buildings, until further
notice, or until the Il, 1850 gilt tickets are all
soI!; d.e notice OF wHich, Il" also the time Tor
distribution, VIII be gwen IN the public papers
lIckets, admitting four persons To witness the
tAhiOitl"h, 81. lE"N" tickets rnlItie the holder
10 receive one OF the $4,000 valuable gifts emu
M'fa'ed below:
laa"Fama, valued IL SlO,oop
flRno, $40
Wh!ch can be SeeA NJ rerre'tS Music store, Do
ooutn lehth 81, Assembly building.
To!l "alch, 100
) Cola NhlchcS, 100
~ SEES culver ! ra spoons, 5O
2o Hoi" lcI's ana cases, al - each, 700
oOo COZ frnc'ls, al - each, $500
l ne goa Wa'cheS, @oii pens ana cases, gold
pencils Nc, can be seen at The Art Union
bWlIln4' 10 Ch"Sn"t st.
ll:5"t Stecl hn@ravih4S, at 20 cts. 1888
licNrtS Tor sale at the Assembly Buildings,
| from a. NJ 10 ~ T. VI. Also Tor sale al The
"iIarl touSe, Washington House. Jones' HO-
.rl, -.inerItan House, United States llolei,
'"nh"h 1oUSe, Merchants hole:, uhion
nous, ana o'her Hotels, and at the principal
,H"S'c stores
IH"hi'!uh every afternoon and evening 1T
% anu & O'Clock. Snsie tickets, as usual, 20
cents. Cnlidr'n haIi-prce.
ChhD.-AS stated nv Mr.. Perhan the
nh'eFSishea acknowledge that they have con-
scnIrd TO act as committee to seal up $4,000
orders lor the 1900 gIiis above named.
hesc orders, when folded, shall all present
| precisely the SANG 3nDpDrancp in shane color
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Pse0IyY s. EsARRETE,S

A GRhCTLTLR4L U.4RE-HOUSE IND
II SEED ST0RE.-No. 1915 lhThei Street,
PhiLADELAIiIA.-pROU & WEARS Palent
&"It-Sharpenng ploughs, of all sizes, ri-ut oad
let handed -Subsol. Side HUI and Double
mould, &c, with Steel Extending Points. Bar
Bar-Share, Beach, and other kinds OF castings
for repairing. The Emperor ofRussla award
ell tor the above Ploushs, a massive gold medal,
value $500. Also, the Grem NniHi at the
Worlds Far, was awarded to p. y VI. Ploagh
No. 40. CUitiraors with doUble-poInt polish
RI steel teeth, wNich can be reversed, thus get
tlng double wear OF IN" common teeth. Also,
CutivatorS OF all kin!s with steel Teeth.
Span's atmospheric churns, corn shelters i'm
proved kinds. hay and SHAW cutters, hand com
mills corn and cob crushcIs, GcIds' improved
narrows, square ami a harr"ws, horse rahca,
grIGdst"ues, ready hung, dirt >craperS, Agr.cul-
tural furnaces, OK yokeS AM bows, forks Tor ua-
lca ling hay, man hay raAes, bow Plus, apple
p'alcrs, OK muzzles, mole traps. pruning hooks
ana chisels, saws and scissors, iron we'll curbs,
aaI zinc tpbeing for chain pumps, corn plant
crS, ;urnip drills, 4 to 50; Grani's patent tan
mills, Garden engines. wheat drills, horse pow
ers and thrsshers, moving and reapng ma
chimes, chain pumps, cattle ties, bail rings,
patent iron snalhs, gruhbIng hoes, transplant
ing trowels, hay and manure forks, shovcls and
spades, garden and field hoes, garden rakes in
variety, children tools, Darling scythes, snaths,
with patent iaStnlngS. potatpe hooks.
Also. Horticultural Tools OF every descrip-
ton. Garden and Grass Seeds for sale at the
lowest price, at wholesale and retail. apr Pin
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BALTIMORE & SUSQUEHANNA
STEAM COMPANY.

D OCULAR DAILY LINE, except Sundays,)
lO for H4tRE DE GR,4CE, PORT DE-
POSIT IND TIDE H.4TER C4N.4L.-The
Steamboat Portsmouth, Capt. S. Geoghegan,
leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue, Balti-
more, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 6 o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 4 O'Clock, and Hayre de Grace at at &
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt j. W.
TomIinson, leaves same place every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evening at 6 o'clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evening al 4 O'Clock and
IIa~e dc Grace at O'Clock p NJ.
Passage 80 Gents.
ug-FrcIghts received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended to.
The agents at Port Deposit and Havre de
Grace will attend to forwarding any meichan-
disc consigned to them, Tor any point on the
Pennsylvania Canals, or will re-ship treighls
intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, II. Grace
JAcoB Tome, Agent, Port Deposit.
Gy-Thc Steamboat JUNIArI, Capt. Geoghe-
han, being in complete order, can be chartered
at any time. [apr . It
n. b. Grain purchased at the highest mar,
ket price at the Warehouse Of j. Tome, Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano, Plas.
ter, Fish and Salt.
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9Th April, 1853.
ORDERED, That the sale of the property in
" the case Of Rowland against Churchman
made and reported by the Trustee, w. Hall, he
ratified and confirmed unless cause 10 the con-
trary thereof be shown, on or before the sixth
day of June next, provided a copy OF this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed in Cecil
county, once IN each OF three successive weeks
before the twentieth day of May next.
The Report states the amount OF sales 10 be
$4,000. True copy. Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Apr 9 3w Reg. cur. can.
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rkyHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the

FEyHLS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
H. Subscriber of Cecil county, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Testinentary on the personal estate of
John Ewing, Semi,
late ofsaid county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims agains, the SAID deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before The
goth day OF December, 1858,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested TO make immediate
pay mcnt 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 9th day of March, 1888.
WILLIAM PIERCE,
March 8 CIV EXec'r.
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c. RICKETTS,.

D1 =. 2. NIO II 7 7
TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADMINISTRATION dollar a square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines of
BREWER, or space equal TO that. make a square.
Fractions of square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally or by the year at moderate rates.
VHandbils and J oh Work fall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of''THE
WHIG' Is in the centre ofthe town, next door
to Doct. Wallace's Drug Store.
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CASE OF LocKERMAN.-The Cambridge
Chronicle says that the motion for a
new trial in the case of Theodore +.
Lockerman, convicted at the last term
OF the circuit court for Caroline county,
of an assault with intent to murder Sam
Tucker, of Talbot county, was argued
before Judge Hopper on Tuesday last,
and resulted in the granting Of new
trial, which will take place at the ensu-
ing June term.
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FREsHEr IN THE SusQUEAGNA.-The
Harrisburg Union states that the Sus-
quehanna rose suddenly on Thursday
and Friday last some ten feet above low
water, which did some damage to lum-
Der on the shore. On the whole, how.
ever, the rise has been a great advan-
tage; as it has enabled the hardy lumber
men to get their produce to market in
large quantities.
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o. lica0frs ano Correspondents.

rAbsence from home and many other cir
cumstances have combined to keep us much
away from our office lately, to the neglect of
some of our correspondents and various COM
munications. We hope there will be less cause
of complaint on this account hereafter.
~The article esprit Rapp,ngs' on the
first page, was accidentally overlooked for some
weeks. We would be pleased to hear from the
writer often.
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NOTICE.
By the Orphans Court, }

BY The Orphans Court,
Cecil county, set. April 10, 1888.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported
" by Samuel Brown, Executor Of Jas. Brown,
deceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shcwn, on or
before the second Tuesday of juno next: pro-
vded Il cory of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county once in each
of three successive weeks 3eiuIe the second
Tuesday Of May next.
The Report states the amount Of sales 10 be
$1,000. Test, JAS. II. LAMAR,
Apr 10 3w Register.
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LIBERAL BEQUEsT, We learn from
tho Colonization journal the late Saml.
5. Rowland, of New York, bequeathrd
the Colonization Society ten thousand
dollars, to be expended in redeemlng
and settling in Liberia individuals and
families OF slaves.
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New COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE
TREAsURY.-Henry E. Bateman, Esq,
having been nominated to that office by
the Governor, was on Wednesday con-
firmed by the State Senate as Comp
troller of the Treasury of Maryland.
Mr.. Bateman had been for some time
State Librarian, previous to which he
resided N Talbot county.
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PRESIDENT PEARcE's HEALTH.-,The
Washington correspondent Of the Char
lesion Standard saws:
"The Presidents health is failing
greatly, his lungs being quite irritated.
He worries too much over conflicting
claims for for office, taking every such
contest involving bitterness on either
side, greatly to heart"
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Apr 9 3w

M n I'hI 1Jlbi oEi ,
gss:.s::::-=alleRAy~ FREDERlcKTowN,,
s=ses 4.,2ss=ss.,a G EORG ETOWN,
MARYLAND, and PHILADELPHIA.
The Steamer LADY WILMER has com
mcnced her regular trips between the above
places, on MONDAY, the 9TH of March, touch
ing at Craig's Wharf, Port Hermann, Ford's
Landing, Turner's Creek, Harvc de Grace, Per-
ryvlllc, aud other intermediate points, and runs
as follows Leave Port Deposit on Mondays,
at o a. NJ, for Fredcrck,own and Georgetown;
leave Frcdcricktown on Mondays, 4 p. NJ, tor
Philadelphia leave Philadelphia on Wedncs-
days, al p. NJ, for Fredcricktown and George
town. leave FrederiCktown on Thursdays, ut
9 A. NJ, Tor Port Deposit; leave Port Deposit
on Thursdays, at 4 p. NJ, for Phialelphia;
leave Philadelphia on Saturdays, at 9 a. M,
for Port Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer has been hand
somely fitted up for the accommodation of pas
sengers, and is calculated to carry large a.
noun, of freight. All way ireichts down to be
pad by the shipper. All down freight must be
delivered on her wharf. FIRST below Race street,
one honr previous 10 the time OF starting.
VIM. H. GlLplN. Philadelphia,
WILMER \ DAVIS, Port Deposit,
DJ-passagc, 81. mar. 10 If. Agents.
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o. Judge Legrand, it is stated, has
accepted the office Of Solicitor of the
Treasury, and Judge Constable, it is al
so stated, is to have his place on the
Court Of Appeals bench, by Appointment
from Governor Lowe. Bait. Sun.
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RAILROAD SpEED.-The express tram
on the Hudson river railroad, from Al
bany to New York, Friday afternoon,
made the trip IN 164 minutes, running
time. THIS is 52G miles per hour, or
one minute eight seconds per mile.
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March 5 CIV

MEN IND BOYS Spring and SUMMER
III ItEUR.-Receivrd in store this week Il
very large supply of men and boys wear, part
Of which consists of black and fancy cashmere,
black and fancy cashmerelts, twecds, Ken
lucky jeans, and colonades, which are going
of very cheap, at BRowN X FoARp's.
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CABINET WARE-ROOM.

CABINET WATERFRONT,
TN ELkTON.--The subscriber respectfully
]! calls the attention of his friends and the
public to his large and splendid assortment of
Rrady-Made Furniture,
of all kinds, made of the best materials and in
the latest styles, by the best workmen.
Every article will be sold as cheap, for cash,
as it can be bought for in either city; and any
piece of furniture called for and not ON hand
will be Immediately made to order, aud war
ranted to please.
Persons wishing to buy will suve money by
calling at ny Old Stand in "lhe Hollou," be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING.-Stri attention will be
paid to furnishing collins Of all qualities, and
attending funerals at the shortest notice.
Feb T. 3m ROBERT MARSHBANK.
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BANK AT NEWARK, DELAwARE.--The
Commissioners named III the act passed
by the Legislature of Delaware, author
iz,ng a Bank at Newark, will open the
books for subscription of stock on the
LIST Monday in June next. The follow
ing list comprises the names Of the Com
mlssioners: James $. Martin, VIM. Nc
Clelland, Jos. HossInger, Frederick A..
Curtis, John Miller, Solomon Leach, J..
l.. Miles, John A. Reynolds and Bepja-
min Caulk.
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skin. This ointment will cure the SaItrheum
and burns or chapped hands, quicher and surer
than all other medicines of the kind before the
public. To substanlate the above, can give
hundreds Of certificates, but consider ii Of no
use, as (any person can do the same, if they
have friends, for even worthless article) re-
ly solely on the merits Of the Ointment for the
public patronage.
n. B. A single box ofths ointment will keep
any blacksmth's, farmers, sailors or mechan-
c's hands, let them chap or crack ever so bad,
sound and in good working order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Nargaluck, Conn.
WHOLESALE DEroTs,-A. B. \ D. SANDS. No.
100 Fulton street, New York. READING & Co.,
Boston. A. Mcclure Il Co., Albany. VIM II.
RRowN & Bro, Baltimore.
Sold also by the principal druggists, and coun-
try merchants. Price % cents per box.
AGENTS. II. II. Mitchell, Elklon; J. N.
Black, Charleslown; J. Wilson, CoulSon & Co.,
Port Deposit; II. p. Bennett, French'own r.
Road; j. W. Collins, J. ]. Lindsey, Chesapeake;
J. Wharton, IIudson's corner; Murphy Walls
ton, Bohemia mills; I. Z. Jump, Warwick; W.
T. Alrichs, Glasgow Nov. 81, e. o. W.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
GREAT ATTRACTION,

NWT NJ. TORBERT has now opened his new
w and well selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods. all OF which he is offering very
cheap, His stock consists in part Of
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= w,
r. h. FANDFVER,
March %, 1858. L. d. McCLENAHAN.

THE BUSINESS hereafter will be conducted
at Port Deposit, by the undersigned, where or
ders are solicited and promptly attended 10.
Apr = lw Z. ID. McCLENAHAN.
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Cecil ksarlRE.
HAIRLESS llANIEGs.

THE subscriber having resCned his old bust
ness, (Gi harness mahIng,) has taken the old
harness establishment next To George Green's,
where he will have constantly on hand Saddles,
Brides, Harness, &C., and will also attend
strictly 10 all kind oil repairs in the same line Of
business. JOS. MAiIAN.
Elkton, March 90, 'J3 #
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Domestic rnuslins. bieachcd ditto, Summer pant
stuff in great variety. cloth, cosSimerc, iwecds,
alpaca, brocade. pop!ns, bed ticking, check
shifting. stripe do, &c.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. lnpr9
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Mr.. SouLE ON THE PUR CHASE OF CUBA
The New York Times regards it as
silly to suppose that Soule has been APP
pointed Minister to Spain to facilitate
the purchase OF Cuba, as Mr. S. is OPP
posed to such a purchase. To prove
this, the Times quotes from Mr.. Soule's
speech, of January last, as follows:
"Sir, am against purchasing Cuba.
Whoever knows anything of Castilian
pride must be aware that Spaniards can
never be brought to sell Cuba to US.
And it seems to me strange that we
should persist in seeking to purchase
Cuba when SPAN says she is unwilling
to sell it-when her own Ministers have
declared in the most solemn manner
that they would sooner see that beautl
ful possession sunk into the bottom of
the ocean than to see it 90 to any other
power. Your tenderof purchase, there
fore, can effect nothing. No, sir, have
still another objection against purchas-
ing Cuba. There is something there
that speaks aloud for those suffering
Cubauos who call upon MS for assistance.
They are proud and would not consent
to this purchase. am unwilling to
move their susceptibilities; and thus, as
far as wish Of niue can have any bear
ing upon any policy which might now
or hereafter be pursued, the idea OF pur-
chasing Cuba has become an obsolete
one and must be abandoned"
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RAGS. RAGS !

THE highest price na,d Cash for P7ee, wool
en- eXcrpted,) at the Rockville Paper Mil, on
the Little En-, by l.. JORDAN.
March %, #
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WlLL be found at the Old Stand, opposite
w the Court House, with few exceptions
al reduced prices. Thankful for past parnn-
age solicit continuance of the same. The
public are respectfully invited to call aud ex-
anime. (Apr o. '53) B. +. MAY.
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PUBLIC SAKE.

TENflE subscr Der will offer at Public Sale on
u Tuesday, the ION dag Of May,
1883, at O'Clock, p. NJ, his FARM, situated
on Bread Creek in Hartford county, mile from
Mill Green, containing
Gs Acres,
Of good quality and easily improved. 1t has on
II, a log House, two story and basement num-
Der Of Fruit Trees; is well watered and there
is never failing spring near the door; is con-
venienl TO churches, schools, mill, lime; ETC.
and has many other advantages not necessary
to mention, as persons wishing 10 purchase will
call and see for themselves.
There will also be offered for sale on the
same day, a lot OF Farming Utensils, one horse
Spring Wagon. one mich Cow, a lot of IIay
Straw, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
The sale will take place on the premises.
For further information apply on the premises
to JAS. b. SMITH.
Apr 18th, '53 3w