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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-12
A Farm for Rent or Crop.

FE7WO miles fom Elkton, On the turnpike
Z leading 10 Chrisliana. Possession given
,'r - "i Mach next.
IAN % If JESSE CpDEGRONE.
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NOTICE.

fENHE subscribers being 'lesirons Of closing
i up the business OF ,ae firm without further
delay, would hereby notify all persons indebted
To the same, to come forward mud settle their
accounts or they will be placed in the hands Of
an officer for collection,
Jan % wv EN ANS s. OWENS.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
And Water Power,
IN MARYLAND.
FINDER and by virtue of n Deed oT,r,r,,
" from NJ. Blackburn and wife IN I.,,',,,;'.l'
b. Haincs. and Decree thereon. ,ass,d h, ,I,a
Honorable Albert Constable. Judge ol,hs <i,,,,
judicial Circuit of Maryland. the undr,.inn,J
rs Trustees, will offer at Public Sale oi ,h,.
door Of the Court House in Eik,on, on
Wursdcy, Februory 2ith, 1853.
all that saIuablc Real Estate and Water Power
known
"0ctOrarO FORGE
lately corrupted by said M. Blackburn.
Ills property contains
1870 Acres,
Cd Land. more OR less. and lies on the Octoraro
Greek IN Cccll county, Mary land, ;,suo, III
iniles from Port DEPOSIT, and within lonr miles
at the RisiSg Sun village. The improvement,
upon it consist ola
Forge, Grin MIL, Saw .ltiN, I'm eucel-
|ew Stone .D,reiii4g House.,
and ten Tenant Houses, some of which are
new aud ia good order.
Also, Stare House, Blacksmith Shop. Coal
Houses, Carriage House, Stabiing and other
out houses.
THE WATER POWER upon the premise.
Is not surpassed by any in thai section of coo.-
try, ami is we'll adapted to manufacturing pur-
poses ofall kinds. The dam is new and il
constructed upon the mos, improved plan.
The Forge and Gri>f Mill
have been in successful operation until recent,
~. The Grist Mill is in good Iepai. and ia
iavoraby located.
The arabic land is naturally OF first quality.
easily improved; and some OF il is ia n hiuh state.
oil cultivation. An accurate plot ofihe ,niire
premises may be seen by calling upon either of
the Trustees in Elk,Ou.
Also, by virtue Of another Decree Of The said
Judge, all that tract or parcel of Lnud situate.
iy'"g aad being in Cecil county aforesaid ad-
Jo'nlag .Ac above described property, aud con-
tanning
l2i Acres OF Land,
more or less; being the same property which
was sold by the said Munas>ah Blackburn 10
James Wiley and Hugh Wiley.
The Baltimore and Philadelphia Rsiir.ad
nov being located, will ,s,ss through ar near
This property. and will! sford great additional
facilities for transportation.
Sale 10 commence al O'Clock p NJ.
TERMS or SHE.
The Terms Of a!e are, one third oftte rur-
chase money 10 be paid ia Cash On the day Of
sale, or ratification ihercoE one other th,lh in
SIX months from the time of salc, and The residue
IN twelve months from day cd sale, the credit
payments to be secured by Bonds or Notes with
surety, t" be approved by the Trustees, bear
ing interest iIEsn day OF sale.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
HENRY c. MACkAII,
JOHN \. }. CRESWEIl.
Jan % is Trustees
I
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290 Acres of Land,

between 20 and so of which is heavily timber
cd. The soil Is universally acknowledged to be
amongst the best in the upper part of the coun-
" heinz we'll ndnnlcd TO ulaster lime, &c.
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CIR AYH.

THE subscribers are prepared to pay 'hc high
est market price in cash, for any quantity Oh
Wheat and elbow Corn. Bags will he lurnish-
ed to any oAc that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN l. FOARD-
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!. OiECc.

The creditors OF Abel Green, deed, are here
by noliir to file their claims with the vnuch-
rrS thereof in the office Of the Clerk ofihc
Circuit Court for Cecil county, within three
from the day vi The above sale.
Feb 5 is J. c. G., Trustee.
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Stabicr'S
DiarrhBa Cordial.

Is pleasant Mixture, compounded in agree
mcnt with t!lr rules Of Pharmacy, of therapeutic
agents, loug known and celebrated for their pr
cniar efficacy in curing DlARRAUA, and
Siln'la! affections oi the system. In lis action,
ii ALLAyL NAUSEA md produces healthy con-
diion OF the LIVER, thus removing the cause
az the same time that it cures the disease.
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VALuA BILE
FARM FOR SAFE,

NNE subsc, Ibel offers for safe the farm on
l. which he now resides, situated in Cecil Co..
Md, about five miles from the North East depot
Of the Phil. vii. l. Bait. Railroad, containing
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PHIL, VII, md Bait. Rail R0ad LA.
EA : 49, g.,

IN and after Monday, March LIST, 1852, tn.
VTrains between Ph!ada. and Bsltlnsore will
run as follows:
Leave Phiada, at ll1h and Market Sls. (cx-
cept Sunday al s. A. NJ, stopping a, way points,
arrive at Ekton. lO4 A. Nj.
Express Train leaves phiIs. (excep, Sunday
at IL p. NJ, arrive al Eikton 81 p. ri.
Night Line leaves Phla. at l0t p. NJ. stopping
At way points arrive at Elkton l2aa A, NJ.
Express Train leaves Baltimore {"xcrpl Sun
dsy) at 81 A. NJ. arrive q, Elkton l1$ 4. NJ.
Mail Line leaves Bait, (eNcrp, S'lnduy) at
IL A. NJ stopping at wny pois,'S, arrive at Elk
ton p. NJ.
Night Line leaves Bait. at G. P. NJ. stopping
at way pein'S, arrive al Ekton s.. p, ~,
OL5~The Express Trains sop at f.lk,on.
BENZ. WELLS.
Etkton, Feb % Agent.
NUTICE-FREJCH ON GRAIN.
To Phiiada. Bushels. TIC Bait.
Wheat per car load Of $50 at cts. at cts.
Corn do do 215 % c. 3 cts.
Oats do do 100 3 c. % cts
Cloyersecd per busilel, 6 cts. . els.
Potatoes, do cts or 30 per Dbl
BENZ. WELLS.
Eikton, March 8, '52 Agent
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Putnan,'s Monhly.-We have received from
tie Publishers, G.. p. Putnam & Co., N. York,
this MAGAZINE for the current month. II con-
tans 100 pages Of original matter and is n work
of rare excellence. Every article in it is able
and interesting. ''lIave we a Bourbon among
us p, some hing Gom which we published last
week, is paper of intense interest and goes
far In show tina, LOUIS XVII ofFrance is in this
country in the person ola clergyman. This work
deserves triumphant success, and the reading
people ofthc Lni,sd States owe il 10 themselves
TO support it,.
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HINT iaIc Wafer al The door, aud htVtf IaIIlhg
spring OF water very close al hand, with Il fine
dairy attached to it. There is a large orchard
Of young and thriving fruit trees OF choice va
rlcties. The place is in thickly settled and
improving neahbnrhood, and convenient to
stores, mills, churches and schools.
To an enlerprisng farmer this property offers
Inducements seldom to be met with.
Possession can be had on the 25th Of March
next. Terms liberal. Application to be made
To the subscriber on the premises, or by letter
addressed 10 College Green p. o., Cecil county,
Md, or to Mr.. John Janncy, Elklon, Md.
JOHN FISHER.
Jan %. '53 CIV
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Tie Terms oil sale prescribed BY The Decree.
require the payment Of one third part of the
pulchas, IN, ncy in cash on the day u sale. one
other lhlrI part i'll : months and the residue in
IL months thereafter; the last Two instruments
10 bca, Interest from the day of sale, and to he
secured by The bonl or note of the purchaser
with surety or suyelies TO be approved by the
Trustee.
Sale IL commence al O'Clock p. M.
JOHN c. GROOME, Trustee.
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NOTlCE>-The state meetings of the o
phans' Court Of Cecil county are held en- the
cond Tnesdaysin February. April. June. Angus
October and December. School Aco unit, mu.tb
presented, on the second Tucs'ay in .Ianrary.,h
end Tuesday in April, the end Tuesday in Ju
and the 2nd Tuesday in October.
JAMES II. LAMAR.
Dec 90 Isl. Reg. of Wills.
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her publishers. Are the wounds inflicted upon
orr common country paid jur with SO small a
sum in gold! Our Consul, Mr.. Kinney, tells
us that the hook has aroused, in Italy, The most
vehement Indignation against Americans. The
same Is true in other countries. But the work
is a mere distortion Of flcts--a siupendous lie
and therefore We cannot admit its merit and
JON its mob of admirers"
"Come! whilst we are in the humor, we will
give YOU chance. We will pay into the hands
of Charles S. Boxer, Esq, President of the Gi
rard Bank, the sum of one thousand dollars. TO
be devoted to the founding Of a College in the
county of Philadelphia, Tor the education of Tree
black youth ofsurerior promise: provided, three
hundred out of so many thousand aboltionists,
who are TO be taken from Graham. will each
subscribe the same amount, and pay, Tor the
same purpose, the cash into the hands Of the
gentleman named.
sFRIrNDs OF TIE BLACK MAN!'-Facc the
music ~
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There is on the premises, fine
large Stone Dwelling, with four
rooms on a floor, conveniently
arranged, and out-houses of varI-
uns Kinds. There is a well Of
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Feb ) 2w
TRUSTEES SAFE.

DY virtue Of Decree of the Hon. ALDER,
ID Constable. Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Civ
cunt Of Mary land, for Cecil county in Chancery,
The undersigned as Trustee, will offer al Pubic
Sale at the Store Of b. l. ". Nj. Reynolds, in
Huntsville, Oh
Eiduy, the Ah dny Of March, neat,
all that lot or parcel oi Land containing I
ACRES aud is square pcrches, whereof Abel
Green, died scIzrd. This property is brauli-
fully situated, within a quarter of a mile from
Harrissllle. and about mile from Rising Sun, ia
we'll fenced. and is convenient to churches.
schools and mills The soil is good and the
ncignburhood healthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01

TT6HE MARRIED wOMAN,S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
Il paniou-By Dr. A. M. Mauriceau Professor Of Dis
of Women. Twentieth clifton 16rno, DID, 2s3
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timely possession of this work It IL intended especially
for the married those contemplating marriage e. e
discoses important secrets which ahould BE- known u
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either budding into womanhood the other In the
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(xtract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton Ohio)
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It's Of course imprseicse,e TO convey more fay the
intended for the married. or those scntemplatng mar.
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FURNITURE.

JNNANTFIIED Observation-Disclosures WARD
IL wholesale manufacturer OF enamclled furniture No
al Grand street, New York. w. W. gives his whole at
tcuon TO the manufacturing and using the best mate
rails only offer better goods at the prices than
be found elsewhere Suits to match from S5 " $3.50 per
woshstand commodc toilet table, towel stand, nurse
rocker and four chairs No ia Gaud street block
east Of Broadway
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C,IF..nyIup NoRTrFRNlR JANUARY i6, 1866

Cf1lbNsIuP NORIIlEIlNER, JANUARY 10, 1867
- Gcntlemeu-tor The expressions contained in your
letter of this date allow to return to you my wsrmest
thanks II h great satisfaction TO me to know that my
actions as commander of this steamer have met with
your appreciation. With my warmest expressions OF
gratitude remain, truly yours &c.
J. II. G. ISifAM
Commanding Pacific Mail Steamship Northerner.
to Thomas Hunt Jno. H. Dali Capt. j. T. Ganneit,
and others
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

nAGUERRE0IYPE 1IKENESSES FOR NOTHING AT
- KNAPP'S old and popular rooms 900 Broadway,
Prince street. and 103 Bovery Anderson car.
pet balance Of rich and beautiful eases francs
end gold (gaanted) lockcts double aud single made to
order for tho holidays furnished with IkcDesses done 10
he best style, at less Dian cost Of materials TO close
the lot.
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.
These having been built BY contract expressly for
government service every has been taken in their
eonstruconas In their engines-to strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
equailed for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool In 6rst
cabin, $500 in second cabin S70 Exclusive Of extra
dse state room $780,
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and &26
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ahi2.
No berths secured until paid for
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PuBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given to the owner owners, occupant
pants, Of all houses and lots, improved unmproved
knds affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged In
the Office Of the Bureau OF Assessments for examination
by all persons interested vizFor filling low and sunken
1Ots between First and and Twentieth
and Twenty first streets The limits embraced by such
assessment include all the several houses and lots or
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
the norberly side Of Twentieth street. from point II
avenue and the southcry side Of Twenty first street
from point 30 feet west Of to point 90 feet
east Of First All whose interests af
1ected by the above named assessments and who are
opposed to the same either of them requested to
present their objections in writing to the undersigned,
1T their Office No Hall of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Office Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department. Jan.
Is 1858.
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TVOR IJvERPOOI-UNTTED STATES NAIL STEAM
I ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph J. Comstock. This steam
ship viii depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively Saturday February g. at IL O'Clock from
her BERTH at the foot Of Canal street No berth secured
iii paid for. For freight passage having unequaed
accommodations for elegance and comfort apply TO
EDW'D X. COLLINS CO., 50 Wall street.
Passengers requested to be boar, at ii y A. NJ
10th February
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE QUm1-A
1v1 practical treatss never before Publshsd rwsuy
five cents COPY, free Of postage Bold By etinesg Q
Townsend 222 j. @. Harriet 422x Broadway; Ara IyShs
author, N. LAnnont, physician and surgso9, nssas
street, corner Of Broadway n X, whore - sests ~
these complaints from II A. u. IN p ~, and nou
70 N To oyonina
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INCORPORATION NO11CT-PUBIJC NOTICE IS HEREBY
" given to the owner owners, occupant or occu.
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the Office oftbe Bureau of Assessments for examination
by all persons interested viz For tagging sidewalks in
125th street. between the Fourth and Eighth
1he limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several horses and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels Of land situated the northerly side Of 125h
street, from the Fourth to tho Fifth avenue; from the
Fifth westerly 235 feet from point $50 west
westerly from Seventh avenue Is feet westerly On tho
IS e slt st rs
$50 feet east OF Fifth 1JO feet westerly from
point 1856 feet east of the sixth avenue westerly to the
kxth avenue; from point rs feet west Of the Seventh
avenue 90 feet westerly; and from point $50 feet west
Of the Seventh avenue 100 feet westerly. All persons,
whose interests affected by the above named
nents and who opposed TO the same, either Of
%hem requested TO present their objections In
writing, TO the undersigned at their Office No. Hall OF
Records vii hin thirty days the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE, J
CHARLES j. DODGE Assc,sors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Pureau of Assessments Street Department,
Jan. ~, 1859
CORPORATION NOT1CE-PUgIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
al all houses and lots improved unimproyed lands, at
iected thereby that the following have been
az the Bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all per
sons Interested, y,For well end pump In Fifty third
limits embraced ny such assessment include all the
raj houses and lots Of ground lots pieces par
.es Of land situated on both sides of Fifty street
from Lexington avenue to $50 feet west OF Fourth avenue
an the south side of Fifty street. between Iexag
ION and Fourth avenues the west side Of Lexington
avenue, between Fifty second and fftyourt streets
and on both sides Of Fourth avenue, between second
and Fifty fourth streets All persons whose interests are
affected by the aboyena med and who are OPP
posed to the same either OF Them requested 10
present their objections, in writing to undersigned
NJ their Office No. Hall a Records, within thirty days
from The date Of this notice.
f nI1nS . !. Soper, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL. !
0hce Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Feb.
j. 1853.
DIMENSION OF Af.BANY sSREEr.--NorICE Is HERE
Il by given that the Committee Streets, " The
Board OF Aldermen, will meet in the chamber Of The
Beard Of Aldermen City Hall, Wednesday, February
p 1868 at O'Clock p. NJ, to consider tho matter Of
tending Albany street 10 Broadway. All p,ID,ns ne
reFtcd are requested 10 attend.
WILLIAM II. CORNELL comn,i,tos
CHAS. FRANCES "'o ., ~
- $. j. II. WARP, :" 'No"'s
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United STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR
~ New Orleans, via Havana.-Thc splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, Henry Windle commander, will sail from
the pier at the foot of Warren street, North river
Saturday February 18th at two O'Clock, p NJ, precisely
Rates of passage to Havana and New Orleans, new
forward saloon berths, 500 storage, $25 No freight
taken To Havana but specie Freight taken to New Or
leans thirty cents per cubic foot Shippers of freight
requested supply themselves with the company
bills of lading which may be had application at the
Office No other form win be signed. No bills of l,dng
signed after twelve O'Clock the day Of sailing. For
freight or passages apply to
~ o ROBERlS III West street. corner Of Warren.
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NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
I The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, II.
Cayendy, commander, will leave pier i3 North river
Saturday February 9th, at O'Clock T. NJ. For freight,
apply on board and for passage to-
1lDI-AM & PI.EASANTS, 80 Front street.
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CORPORATION NOIICE.-PUBIIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given, to the owner owners, occupant occu-
pants, Of all houses and lots, improved unmproved
bands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged in
the sce Of the Bureau OF Assessments for examination
by all persons interested, viz For tagging Forty
second street at the southwest Of Ninth
and Forty second street. The limits embraced by such
assessment include all the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
the southery side of Forty street. 100 feet
west Of Ninth avenue and the westerly side Of Ninth
sixty feet south of Forty second street All
whose interests affected by the above named
assessments and who opposed TO the either
of them requested to present their objections in
writing to the undersigned, at their Office No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. pODGF, Assessors.
CHARLES MeNIEII.
Office, Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, jan
20, 1853
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRACT
~ orsseaed proposals, endorsed "Propossl for sewer
In sixty street. also with the OF the person
persons making the same, and the date Of its presen,
1aton will be received at the Office of the Croton Aque
duct Department until Monday, the 9TH day Of February,
5eceivng basins and cverts in Sixty first street. from
the East river to the estery line Of Second being
In length about 5i7 feet The plan Of the sewer and
specifications for the building Of the ssme and all other
information relating thereto be obtained appli-
cation " the Water Purveyor, at this office.
NICHOLAS BEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, Jan. 2s, 1885,