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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
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By virtue eta Decree Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Chancery, the undersigned
trustees will offer at Public Sale. at the Hotel
OF Jacob johnson Esq, in Elkton, on
7uesday the 6th day Of December,
1853, between the hours of / A. NJ. & 3 p. NJ.
the following Real Estate now owned by Thorn
mas S. Thomas and wife.
No |. Is part Oft lur ge tract Of land called
sGeofiarson" and contains
25S ACRES
roods 81 percheS, more or less.
The Phil. vii. & Bait. Rail Road passes
through the northern part of the farm. The
soil is naturally good and is easily improved.
There are two frame Dwelling houses on the
premises, one in good repair, large part of
the land is covered with thrifty growth of
chestnut and OAK. 1t is advanlageousIy situated
about three miles from Railroad Depot at North
East, and with small outlay Of capital may be
made very desirable property.
No ,. Being part of the same tract Of land
adjoins No. /. 1t contains
GA ACRES
SO per ches more or less.
There is small tenement on The property:
the land is unimproved and is mostly covered
with growing wood or timber.
No. 3. Is woodland. 1t is purt OF the Gcoi-
farison tract and contains
1913 ACRES
3 roods % perchcs more or less. II adjoins
No. .. and also adioin" the land now owned by
Howard Titus and Francis HUGHES OF prunsyl-
vania. Ii is about five miles from Elkton,
but very convenient to a good Landing on the
Elh River.
A plot Of this properly, made b. the County
Surveyor, can be seen at the Office ct George
' Il. al. {l.,. a
OF the purchase muney in cash on The day of
sale: One halt the balance in twelve months
and the remaining ha II in eighteen months ipm
the day of SALE the credit Payments to bear
interest from ,hc day Of sale, and to be secured
by the Bond Or BoaIs of the purchaser or pur-
chasers with approved security
JOHN {. GROOME.
GEORGE EARLE.
Elton, Nov. 9th '53-l.s. Trustees.
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WIN, TOaBGRT,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C

(ncxt door 10 Court House, Elkton.)
HAS Just opened this week, a new and beau
Ill ,Hui assurtrnrnl OF Ladies Dress Goods
plain, col'd, nnd fancy Silks; Plads, Mcripos,
CashmcrcS, Dcancs, Dc Beges, Prints, Cling
hams, Stripes, sc.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, SATINETS,
Black French twiled, blue, brown, olive
cold Cloths; super black doe skins AMI fancy
p!aiJS, an assortment larger thaa any he has
ever offered before; tweeds, salinets, kc!scys,
jeans, &C.
Brown and blcachci nnsus, - VI shccting,
,. ri r.; pillow cas-" do; white and cold Can
tons, OsnaburgS, drills. bed tickings, low lin
ems. carpets, oil cloths, l:avriHg ba"s, baskets,
&C., trimmings in q eat variety, hose, gloves,
has and caps, boots and shoes, &c.
GROCERIES ppDFi@IONS, SC. oc: 90
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Clothing! GlOfling!!
T.. BRUWN, ] K',
Neat DOOl 10 Jc.i0sons' Hotel

NPGl DOOl 10 JttNSORS f1UIet.
OPENED to-day an extensive assortment of
Ready ma le clothing for men and boys: Mems
sack coats $3.50; boys sack over coats 2.5o
mems pants 1926; vests Sl.5d, and upwards;
woolen shirts and draws, muslin fine shirts, at
all prices.
Plaid Delaines and wooden plaid entirely new
style OF ladies dress goods, french meriEo and
cobergs, very cheap, opened to-day.
Salincits and casimetcs, blue, Oxford mixtd,
light and dark grey, brown and green, and en-
tireIy new style fancy satcnetts; just opened at
Oct. s. T., BROWN, Jh'S.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED in every town and coun-
"A ty in the United States, TO sell the most
popular and saleable books published, many Of
them beautifully Illustrated with colored en-
cravings; also the most popular works of r. S.
including .9rhnr's Cotigge Libray.
Intelligent and entcrprising men will find
this pleasant and profitable business.
For particulars address (post paid,)
J.W BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. IS North Fourth Street,
. Dc, I, Gm Philadelphia,
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SyGs-ED ADVISE

4 LII persons wishing TO purchase bargains
Il in Cloths, Lassmeres, Ncstines. BLACK and
fancy cloths for ladies cIoakS, black and fancy
silks. merinos, dclain:s, domestic and staple
goods, to 20 10 j. B. AS3i'S,
AID while there l1ok al his carpets, drugets;
fine sets oflca ami chamber ware, large size
clear glass lumblers for 81 cts, buckets, shove
and tongS, and general assortment Of goods
for housekeeping, AMI as it is getting cold don't
forget the blankets. oct Is
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TIE CECIL WING,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. C. RICKETTS,.

TERM. 1.-Two dollars a year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents il not paid in advance.
To clubs, in il lvance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTisrNG.-One dollar a square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square fer
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal 10 that, make square.
Fractions of a square, counted a squal e.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi annu-
ally OF by the yea! at moderate rates.
tLyHanibills and OBJ Work ofall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. T1potGec of"THE
WIG" is in the centre ofthe town, next door
TO Doct. Walace's Dug Store.
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FRI s.E1.s SALE
OF r Il A L i S r A T E.

DY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID ioI Cecil county in Chancery. the under
signed as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale ut
the Court House in EIklon, Maryland, ON
" edaeSday Me It'll Dig Of Dscem5er,
ne>t. the Real Estate whereof the late Dr.
Richnni Broohings dicd seized, consisting Of
the following parcels, VIZ:
/. The tract known as the Home Farm, con-
tanning
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SCOTS
O N L Z r G E
CLOTHING WATERFRONT.

opposite the Fountuin Inn Hoiel. Elkfon,
" W.-We have just renewed our stock OF
ready made clothing, in the la,eat fashionable
Fall and Winter Styles. We are now prepar-
ed 10 sell clothing from the coarsest 10 the
finest quality, prices arranged TO suit the
QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
Please call and examine our stock, with our
assurance that you will purchase something
before leaving carefully selected assortment.
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dI.ickering !'inno-Forte
CHANGE OLE ss0gIR.

Wilson, will Iun as follows, until further no.
tice. Leaves
Port Deposit on Mondays at 9 O'Clock 70
FleIelicktuwn and Georgetown.
Frcdericklown and Georgetown On Mondays,
at O'Clock for Philadelphia
philadel phia on Tuesday at > O'Clock for
FrrlcricktUwn and Georgetown
Fred. and Georgetown on "Wednesday at
Tor Philadelphia.
phiadcphia on THURSDAY al , for Fred. and
Georgetown.
Ftcl. ami Georgetown on Friday at 2 for
phia "iphia.
ph!a lei phia on Saturday at 2 for Port De-
post, (dircc,,) touching at Turner's Creek;
Forts Wharf, Port Hermun, AMI other inter-
mediate points,
The new steamer John C. Groome, will be in
waiting at Port Herman on the Liz river, on
Saturday evenings. TO receive the freight and
a,sengcrs brought by the LAZY Wilmer, Tor
the different Ian inss on the SaSsairas river.
WIN. II. GIL3IN. Philadelphia,
WILMER n DAVIS Port Deposit,
vpAs;a5e, ST. au5 tt. Agents.
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rsksg.EC SALE.
OF
Personal PrNNrylY.

The undersigned wall sell al Public vendue at
his residence in Elhlon, Saturday, November
18th, the following personal property:
Mahogany ssping-seat chairs, do. rocking
chair, dlvan. tables common chairs, bcdStcads,
copkng stove, air-lght do, and variety OF
other articles AID household and kitchen iurn-
iiule, sc. not enumerated. Also: linc-.onrd,
rosewood
dhiCkering PinnG-E0rte
with cove and stool. The piano, and all the
other articles nearly new.
TERMS All sums under So cash; over 50
a credit of four months with interest from sale
and approved Sccutlly. On the piano credit
Of nnc months with interest and approved Sc
Curity will he given. Sale to commence AT
halt past 10 O'Clock y. NJ.
JOHN \. GETTY.
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LAND FOR SAFE
ON BOHEMIA MANOR.

THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
1HURSDHY, December Sth,
next, a tract Of land lying on Bohemia Manor,
Cecil county, one about mile below Chesa-
pcake City, containing about
100 Acres;
mostly cleared land, hut several acres of wood;
part Of ii is upland and part meadow, and al
though neglected for several years is of fine
quality, aud could easily and cheaply be made
q valuable farm.
For terms and other information apply, on
the premises, TO
Nov. BIS. ANN OLDHAM.
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NOT r..

THE undersigned on the 25th day of July,
1853, sold his entire interest in the Tin and
Stove business in Elkton, to Mr.. Fredus AID
ridge, who is alone authorized to settle the
business ofthe late firm of Aldridge & Can't
we'll, and who is also alone bound for all debts
due by said firm.
Oct l., JOS. p. CANTWELL.
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TEESTEIEi'S SAFE.
Nm
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF Decree OF the Circuit court
for Cecil county, in chancery, the undersigned
MS Trustee, will offer at public sale at the
Couit House in Elk.cn, on
.HOND.7Y, .Norember 2Sth,
certain Real Estate whereof John Mauldin,
late Of Cecil county, died seized, consisting Of
The following parcels, VIZ:
/. All that tract of land situa ate in Eik Neck
On the Elk and North East Rivers, near their
confluence, Continuing
ES5 Acres.
OF which 100 acres improved and IN cultivation,
and the residue is covered with prime timber,
such as OAK, chestnut. sc. On this property
and 10 be sold with ii i tia; very valuable
Fishery, know as
MAULDlN S MOUNTAIN FISHERY.
The improvements consist OF II large and COM
, Portable ~ o STORY FRAME
-4NTt,A DWELLING HOUSE, Il large
&ssA iiiE4 frame barn, com house, gran
ssssszAgs AIRY, and number OF other out
buildings, al in good rerair.
,. All those parcels OF land, purchased OF
Thonas He'd. ich aad wife, and John licdrIck
and wife, ana Kcb"cca MaulIin, containing in
all 1873 Acres,
iood, and 70 prrchcs, Of which 100 acres are
in cultivation an The residue III woodland, with
IIiIvlnT chestnut rak, and ulhcf tiliDtI grow
ing therurn. The improvements are large
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and Siabing.
This property will be sold s~hjcc, TO Mrs. Az
thurs right to 32s acres thereof ur'ng her lie
time. On it is a fine Shal and Herring Fishery.
3. One large Double Frame Dwelling House
and kitchen, slGukc house, &c, with The LOT at
iachcd thereto in the village Of North East.
|. One other large Double Frame Dwelling
House, kitchen, smoke house, Sc, with The lot
attached adjoining the above.
). Also Frame House in said village now
used Us store and dwelling, with lot attached.
THE TERlS OF sale.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by the Decree
raluirc the payment of onc-thiul Part of the
purchase money in cash anu the day oisale, one
thild part in 9 months, and,lhe residue in Is
months from the day OF sale: The last two Ill
sla,la"nts TO bear interest from the day Of sale,
AMI to be secured by the Bonls or Notes Of the
pu, chascrs with a surety OF suretles 10 be ap-
proved by the Trustee.
Sale 10 commence at II o'clock A. NJ.
JOHN {. GROOME,
Elkton, Md, Nov. ), 1853. Trustee.
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THE LATE pRizE FIGHT. The au-
thoritles OF Massachusetts, have sent to
New York requesting the arrest OF about
fifty of the spectators Of the prize fight
between Sullivan and Morrisry. War
rants were immediately issued, and on
Monday about half dozen We're tax
ell into custody. This movement has
created quite a sensation in the 'tancy"
circles OF New York.
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DAVIS & CULlN,
DEALERS IN
Ealllps, E.:aMteEl,s x Chandeliers

EIH III IN, kIsE EEFsE q z F1s5IsUC8TETS
n. +. Cor. IOarth ami Cherry Sis., Phiiain.
HAVING enlarged and Improved their Store,
Ill AMI huyinc the largest assortment Of Lamps
in PhiIa Iciphia, they are now prepared 10 fur
nish PINE OIL, MPlIINE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHEREAL OIL, PHOSGENE Gas g. lard
OIL; Lamps, Lanterns, Of all patterns; Fancy
Hotel AMI Hal Lamps, Chandeliers, Cham
lolc. and Caniyiabras, and britannia Lamps
at the manufacturers lowest pric"s.-G lass
Lamps hy the package, at a small adNanr" over
Auction prices. Being lar,c MANCFAC1I-
RERS Of Pine OH, Burning FI";d, Ltheri,t
Oil, Alcohol, and Ohc on!s trUC "hoseen"
Gas, they can furnish these articles al snch
prices that Merchants will fn( il to ihcic adj
vantage TO buy. Call before going elsewhere,
il you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
for sale. [Sep II "
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The undersigned continues to carry on the
Tin and Stove Establishment, in which he was
formerly partner with Mr.. Jos. p. Cantwell.
Oct is FREDUS ALDRIDGE.
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MACHINE FOR SHAvING.-The Gates
head (England) Observer says that a
Joiner at North Shields has invented a
machine Tor shaving, consisting of a
chair, with an arrangement OF razor
blades, which is set in motion by the
weight of the sitter. Experiments, it
is said, have been tried and found salts
factory.
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THE TERMS OF SALE.
FOR SALE
252 Acres Of Woodland. be

252 Acres Of Woodland. being
part of tract called ''Geolarison, )" aud adjo in
ing lands ofThos. S. Thomas, ANA Russell and
others. This land is covered with thriving
growth OF white and black oak and chestnut.
and is situated within a 81 OFT distance Of nay-
gable waller and the iluurshing village of North
East, Maryland. For terms apply to
JOHNSON SIM pERS.
North East, Cecil CO., Oct. 29-u.
EISH.-A fresh supply Of Mackerel, Labr; :
H. dor and Scotch Herring, for sale by
Aug j. B. ASH.
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A LARGE YlELD.-We have seen a
sample Of "Gale" Wheat raised by Mr.
Jas. +. Earle, which is hard TO beat, the
grain being the largest we have ever
seen. Mr.. Earle informs us that he
raised $40 bushels from ~ sowing on
IL Acres 4 perches. Ii averaged over
80 bushels by weight and 81 by mea-
surement.-C eutreriWe Times.
WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.-The Kent
News states that the Visitors and Gov
errors Of the Washington College, at
Chestertown, Md, have secured the
services of the Rev DR.. Francis Waters,
as Principal OF the College, to succeed
Mr.. r. W. Ringgold, whose resignation
was rendered and received some time
since.
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PrrNluM FOX BABIES During the
progress: ofthc I'~;r at Augusta, Georgia
the chairman eff the executive committee
authorized the nuct!onccr to offer sill
Yer cup as premium Tor the best look
ing baby, Of native growth, fourteen
months old, which should be exhibi
A litl" daughter Of Robcrt Clover was
the only competitor, and OF course took
the pIize.-Ihe scene is represented to
have been exceedingly interesting; in
deed, we observe a statement that here
after $50 premium will be awarded
annually TO the finest specimen ofminia-
ture humanity exhibited.
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FREE CHI Prizes For VIRTUE.-VIrtue
is rewarded in France by prizes. A
prize of 2,UO0f. has been awarded to
Etienette Chanonncy, faithful servant
who had served her mistress, unhappiIv
married, through every vicissitude and
reverse of fortune, supported her and
her daughter iii poverty, and now at 60
years ofage, cleans apartments in Paris
to support her mistress, Who is poor and
i'll. Such devotion deserves reward.
TEHUANTEPEc RoAD.-It is stated that
contract has been made with an Eng
lish rail- Dad firm, to construct a plank
road across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec,
within one year, to be followed by
railroad to be completed within three
years. Santa Anna, it is said, is to re-
ceIve bunus Of about million for the
right OF way.
A SpEcK OF WAR.-A Washington
correspondent of the New York Mirror
writes: "From dispatches received from
Gadsden, Minister to Mexico. there can
be very little doubt that, in relation to
the MeSII!a Valley, We shall have war"
The MARYLAND House. OF DELEGATES.
1t is a remarble fact that of the "A
members composing the last House of
Delegates of Maryland, only two were
returned at the recent election. But
few Of them, however, Were candidates
for reelection.
10 Dav4I kennlson, a private in the
Revolution, and receiving pension at
the A albany Agency, undrr the act Of
March Is, 1918, died OH the 24th Of
February, 1892, aged 1l7years!
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q Rel Oers uno Correspondent 6

MA large number of letters and
communications have been accumulate
ing in our office during the last few
weeks. We shall overhaul them and
print such as are not out Of date, or
otherwise unfit for the types, as fast as
we can. During the busy time imme-
diately preceding the election, we had
scarce time to read the letters received
and our correspondence is therefore
much neglected. We trust soon to have
all straight again.
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The public are respectfully invited to call at
3. +. IA A " S

" anime his new stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
some Of which viii! be found in tae following
catalogue: ..I
Cloths, cassinercS, cassinets, Gannc!7, lin
srys, ladies Preach cloahin-s, twccpS for
2IYaking, ErencE! I4trnues in various cu!"ls,
French caS!wcrc$ il un., Ihih"l cloths Cal.-
ton cloths, u.pAair Ius,rCS, mourning aipacaS,
DR. 5cgc Iustrc*, H"rno Ii.a.,ls, 'nousn drlalnrs,
de-! acs, black silks, p:,'i and cA',nrtor DO,
prints, assullrd oil glngAams, Go@"st,, dn.,
I.cEiD"s, "usiinS, cIore, AMI blrach"n drill
las g, cllorrti caInbriss, cGutan trnac.3 gloves,
hosiery, lriUim,ng, in great variety; 'lIi4s and
cI.ii,ll ems shoes, hats. caps, hardware, lur"r3-
ware, groceries, -four, meal, bacon, ,ar,i, but-
ter, burning fluid, &c. IOct 10
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Mn. BoELANr'S SrErcU. The New
York papers are making Themselves
merry over a very long and verbose
speech of six newspaper columns, on his
official reception, addressed 10 the Pres
idrnl OF Nicaragua by Mr.. SoIon Bor-
land, our new Minister to Central Amer
lea. The Tribune learns that 4'Mr. Bor-
land is doing as well as co~.d be expect
ed after tn" delivery of such speech"
but nothing is said Of the condition Of
the unhappy men who had to listen to
il, though, luckily for them, as it was
IN English, they did not understand a
word OF it.
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THE GREAT ...
CENTRE CT EXTRACTION
FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen,
is 4 T


r Ii. ASEk'S Capacions and very !2ht
y. store rotn on Main Street, nearly opposite
Johnson's Hotel, where he has iu.. pp"ncd Il
large and carefully selected assGr.turnt Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
a few of which he gives the names, such as
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES,
which he taliers hitn>clf are pretty and cheap.
TAN BLUE & MODE MERINOES,
warranted 10 be all wool and French fabrics
PL'D, CHANGEAB'E & BLK. SILKS,
that canno, Ieii To please the fancy the ladies'
DE BAGES, GlNGHAMS s. PRINTS,
of high and fast colors, and late fall styles; and
larg" 10: Vi SiAWLS, which for coasyrt,
durability, beauty and cheapncss, are Gnsur=
passed in ElktOn: and as for his HAL
CLOTHS, CASHIERS & VESTlNGS.
he certainly deserves liberal patronage from,
his customers and the public, because they arc
calculated TO meet their wants. Beside thei
above named goods he has u large stock Of do
mestics, sainetts, muelns, ilannels, alpacas.
hats, caps, boots, shoes, carpets, hardware,
qucenswarc, cedar ware and groceries, which
II purchasers will call and examine. catindt Tail
to be suited both in price and quality Of the
goods; call and sec them.
N. b. Country produce taken at the highest
market prices in exchange for goods. [ucl $
SHAWLS.-The largest and best nssoft,neni
Coi long and square Shawls ever offered il the
town OF Elkton are TO found al j. Is. ASn'$
cheap store Elktnn. r-y~Call ind SET I'll, N ii,
yov want Bargains.
! AIDES Fashionable Worked and Incc Col
IL lars, ofa beautiful style and quality, ,ece,-,
ed this week by VIM. TORRENT,
nORN BASKETS, large supply by
" sep 10 BROWN & FOARp.
NTHlTE MUSTARD SEED, for sal ly
w sep 10 BROWN & FoAkp.
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GRAIN w ANTEE.

A J. SCOTT & BRO, will ray the highest
II. Cash prices for Wheat, Corn, an Oats.
N. B. Bags furnished. Apply at their store
in Elkton, opposite Johnson's Hotel.
CTlLL CHEAPER.--At WIN. ToRBERT's
~ you will find Ladies Linen Hdkls. for 6 !
cents, Ladies' Cotton Gloves orc. and Ladies
Hose for s cts. Inpr 80
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AMERICAN W 0oI.--Peter A. Brown,
Of Ph'ladrlp hia, III IA co,nmnnlcati ion TO
the Richmond (Ia.) Wing, asserts that
he can show that ''as fine fleece can be
procured in the United States as IN any
portion of the world" He SAYS that he
has IN his possession wool grown in
Allegheny county, Pa, by VIM. Hail,
which measures from i-2lS6 TO 1-23OO
part of an inch, while the finest wool in
the collection sent to him by the King
Of Prussia, aud the finest among he
specimens sent TO hlm by the King Of
SnXony, measures l-2lS6. Mr.. Brown
denies The correctness OF the decision on
this subject at the London Crystal Pal
ace Exhibition, and produces lac's to
show that the jury on wool did INJUSTICE
to the specimens OF American wool ex
hibited.
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a. W VI "''I" ""o"'
be-, and ,hr rr>;lue is nrohl,. land n,drr annd
fencing aud generally in good condition. The
I--L buildings CONSIST o! large two
ftSSa . story Stone Dw,l linv House.
GlSs XIV stone kitchen and office, q large
egsTgssA 20 frame barn with stone basement.
s3-AsSsa s-Ss1'A9 corn clh. pranary. smoke house.
ice house, and other uut-buiIiiues. all in fine
order. This propcrtr is beautifully situated in
healthy and pleasant neighborhood. and is
convenient 10 churches. schucIs and mills.
,. \ small tract containing g acres. 3 FOODS,
aud 2% pclchcs Of Lanl. with Frame Dwell
inu House ana small stable.
3. A tract containing
orc ,rp,7c
. .,.,.o wv ANhi-S' -
. '"'"S am 90 nc'chFs OF Land oil winch Az
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buildings CONSIST o! a large tw,
story stone Dwelling lIous
stone kitchen AMI office, 4 larg
frame barn with stone has"mrn
cNIn clIh. urnnnIN. Smoke hons
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TRUSTEES SAFE
OF RE AL ESTATE.

HculS consist 0! good Frame
Dwelling lIoasc, frame barn AMI
. canary, spring house, &c.
! here Is an excellent spring near
the door. The hand is all under
icncc, and about , acres are
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7 AIDES Fashionable Worked and Larc Col
IL lars, ola beautiful style and qualify,
ed this week by VIM. TORBEkT,
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All those tracts, parts of tracts or parcels Of
lanl IN Cecil county, now owned by Thomas 5.
Thomas and wife, aAd hereinafter particularly
mention ani described.
No. /. Being part of a tract called "Story S
h,aupWs.i contains