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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-28

INEQUALITY OF PuNlsuMENT.-We heard
Two sentences pronounced on Thursday. On,
on William Mahan and Joshua Foster, for
violent and brutal assault on a stranger III
the streets of this town, while they were
drunk. They were sent three months to the
county Jail. The other on VIM. Thomas for
stealing an old coat, land not very cl ar
case, 'i'her) which once belonged to m
lie was sent to the pcnitcntiary until the l;t
Of May, le57-thc shortest time the law per
mits. Thus he suffers ten times the punish
mcnt of the cthcrs-whle his offence asainsy
society was not Of one tiftcth part the MAJ
nitudc. Without finding fault with either OF
the sentences, we have to express the opinion
that there are some laws which seem to need
amending.
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correspondence of i he Cecil Wing.
a TEMPERANCE DISCUSSION.

We give this letter as VIC get it-no.
pcdging, however, that the meeting as ad
verted to will take place.
RocK RrN, Octo. 9th, 81.
Mr.. pIToR:-A discussion of the .NIaine
Law was held at Mount Pleasant church Oh
" cdncsday night last; the Rev. MIR. Raincs
OF the " est in favor of Tie law and your cor
respondent Jones in the opposition.
The meeting adjourned to meet again on
We sday next at +. NJ. in the School
House near the Rising Sun. Rum o! no Rum
License or no License that S the oucs III.
lou will please give this q c9nsic0Gus place
as tie opposition to rum desire publicity.
Key. Doct. n;sincs will orcn the mcctirg
and c. NJ. johnson will follow. John +.
richards will reply to Johnson, and Jones
WI! close the arglme 1t. The ladies present
are TO I've the Judges, and Jones' being a
Popnla: ladies man expects the verdict in lbs
favor. JAMIE.
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n FARM FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
n uated on the river half Il mile from the
village Of North East, containing 10 Acrss,
in good state Of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting of a Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms 10y application to
Il. l.. WOOLEY,
May ~ If North East, Nd.
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FITRSl FURSll

CHILLING OFF, at the old stand, No Sc Arch st,
- below 3rl the whole stock of FANCY FURS
belonging to the late and well known firm of Soils
BRornERs, is now being sold at reduced prices in
order 10 close the estate. This is the best and ar
est assortment of Furs that can be found. and con-
s'sts of SABLE. MARTIN MINK. Flrcu. SQUIRREL,
and al other kinds of fashionable Furs in CAFES,
NirToRiNEs, CcFFs. MrFFS, &C.
Call carly and make your selections.
DAVID II. SOILS.
Sur' living Partner of late firm of Soils BROTHERS.
No. SO Arch st, between ID and Sd st.
Oct % en- PHILADELPHIA.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thotthc sub
L Scr.b2ls olCccil county, has obta from
til" Orphans Court Of sad county. letters OF
ADMINISTRATION IN the personal estate Of
alexander Brown,
late oIsaih county, decd. All persons having
cltiias against the said decd, arc hereby warn
ed 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on OF before the
9Th day Of September, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded frcm
al benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under our
hands his l4th day OF October, 1854.
SARAH r. BROWN,
JAMES BARNES,
Oct. II. 1874 CIV. Adm'rs.
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Correspondents.
Correspondence Of The CecH Wh,g.
Letter from Port Deposit.
FALL OF THE BRIDGE, &c.
PoRr DEPOSIT, Oct. &c, 81

FORT DEPOSIT, Oct. 2G, 81.
MR. EpIToR:-A span, or an arch of our
brld re fell to-day with an awful crash. be-
meath the weight of drove of Cat cattle. some
twenty or upwards of which were main,,i or
KILLED by the fall. The disaster was caused
by allowing too many to rush together, in
Their transit over. Tie law expressly saws
that not more than 10 shall cross together
within space Of fifty yards. The drove Of
about lNo became frightened and unmana.e-
able and rushed along in body. The bridge
was not deficient in strength, and had the
law been observed the accident would not
have occurred.
One ct the drivers fell in the river and was
hurt considerably.
The energetic Agent for the Bridge Com
pany, Mr.. Anderson, Cashier of Cecil Bank
immediately placed large number of hands
on the wreck, and it will he rebuilt in few
days. Yours, X.
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VVASEEH-E MACHINE.

NORTH EAST, Oct. %, 1851.
This is to certify that we have witnessed
the operation OF Thomss Vinge's Patent Rail-
way Washing Machine, and can with conf
dence recommend it to the public for saving
time, labor and clothes, and do chceriuly
say that we would recommend every family
that has washing to do, to try them. The
simplicity Of the Machine makes it valuable.
HUGH BROWN,
Oct 80 JOHN HALEY.
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PoTAToEs.-The Tribune expresses the

POTATOES. Tribune expresses the
opinion that there will be more potatoes with
in reach of New York. of good quality, in
sound keeping condition, on the LIST day of
December, than have been before for ten
years. If this is the fact, is there any leas-
enable probability that the combined forces
of all the numerous class who buy low of the
farmer, and sell high to the consumer can
maintain the present exorbitant high price Of
this almost indispensable food of the hungry
poor ?-Bat. American.
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M1T'EGE.

A ll. persons wishing to subscribe for Stock
~ i'll the Eliton, Andorl and Lcwisville
Plank Road Company, can do 50, by applying
to either Of the undersigned managers.
Price Of Stock S25.
SAMUEL B. FOARD, !
JOSEPH MILLER,
FRANCIS &. PARKE,
WILLIAM q. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS,
JOSHUA l.. GATCHEL,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDW ARD RICHARDSON
GEORGE EARLE.
Tlkton Aprii % 1854
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A CARD.

FHN!IE Trustees Of the Elkton Academy
a would remind those contributors to the
erection Of the new Building who have not
made payment Of the respective sums sub
scribed by them, that other instruments will
very soon be due to the contractors. They
hope that all will give the subject II prompt
attention. Payment may be made to b. F.
May, VIM. Torbert, or any other of the Board
Of Trustees. IAug26
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TlllS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scribcr of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
Abram Brown,
late Of said county, dcbd. All persons ha-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
2Ss day of June, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be eXclndcc from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons inbcbt-
ed t" sti'l estate. are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of October,
1851.
JAMES W. KANE,
October -, 1S54-Gw. Admir-.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

G. rOGkTlOLDERS in the Elkton, Andora
~ and Lc"isvillc Plank Road, are hereby
notified that they will he required to pay ar
instalment Of 50 per share on their stock or
or before the 18th October, 1854; and a fur
Their instalment of IS per share on or before
the 18th November, 1854. Payments to be
made to the Undersigned.
By order Of the Board,
+. G. PARKE,
Sept l6 Treasurer.
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DENTISTRY,

WYNN. l.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist, has
w returned to Elkton and permanently
established himself in the Office formerly oc-
cupied by him, near the Fountain Inn, where
he may be found by those requiring his ser
vices. He solicits the patronage OF the pub
lie and will use his best eNcrtions to give en-
tire satisfaction. Oct % If
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Il. G. CAZlE.k,
TOBACCONIST.

Ok 0n0 SEGARS for sale on Baltimore
cC .UUU terms. Also, Trunks, Carpet
Bags and Umbrellas. Also, Tobacco at city
prices; Penknives, Razors, &c.
IL anted--2 APPRENTICES, (white or
blaek,) in the right way; will treat them we'll.
No. ., Howard House, Aug j If
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TThc papers announce the marriage of
Rev. Miss Antoincttc Browne to Doctor James
II. Merritt. The marriage took place at Car
mel, n. Y, on the 18th inst. 1t is not often
the case that preaching and practice are thus
united. The question seems to be whether
Miss Browne, after voluntarily unsexing her
self, Merited any such reward.
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QUlTE CoNsoLING.-Danicl Webster once
had difficult case to plead. and verdict
was rendered against his client. One Of the
witnesses came to him and said-"Mr Web
ster, ifI had thought we should have lost the
case, ! might have testified agrcat deal more
than did" at was of no consequence"
said the lawyer, "the jury did not believe q
word YOU Snid.N
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STuRGEs' SpRING MATTRESS BEDs.-We n,

SrURGEs SPRING MATTRESS BEDs.-We are
pleased to see by decision of Judge Grier in
the U. S. Circuit Court at Philadelphia, that
a vcxatous law suit in reference to spring
mattresses has been decided in favor of Mr..
George Sturges formerly of this county. Mr..
S. makes the best articles in this line to be
had in the country. His advertisement is
elsewhere found in our columns
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SEOzET.

ON or about the 18th inst, from the Farm
W Of the subscriber, near Elkton, Cecil
county, Nd, Il GRAY MARE, 10 years old,
l'a hands high, blind Of one eye, sprung in
the knees, several sears on the sides, runp
and breast. a liberal reward will be paid
for her recovery.
Oct IS 1t WIN. ii. MCCULLOUGH,
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CTThc Know Nothings seem to have been
at work in North Carolina. AT special
election in Hanover county for member of
the Legislature. DR.. Peter Walker, the Dem
ocrutc nominee, was the only candidate ma
med until the morning of the clcction.--Mr.
Mcmillan was then brought forward and
elected by majority of two to one. The
usual democratic majority in the county is
about 200,
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For The Cecil Mig.
Gs,E Late Event.

le lawyers so brilliant, | wish you no Laim
SO, Whenever hereafter you re vending u farm
Don't You think, my good fellows, t would be
quite as WELL
While meadows, and fields, and houses you sci
To look rather sharper: for nov, | am told,
That stead of the lands It's yourselves tina
arc 's0LD,'' CRAZY BILL.
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INSTALLATION AT MlDpLETOwN, Dali
Rev. Thos. Forster, formerly of Michigan,)
was installed pastor of the Presbyterian
Church in this place on Wednesday 25th
inst, with the usual ceremonies, which were
conducted by Rev. Mcssrs. James McIntirc,
John W. Mears, Isaac W. X. Handy, and
Timothy b. JcrviS.
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LUMBER YARD.

4 general assortment of seasoned Lumber,
N such as Pine and IIemlock Boards, Scant-
ling, Plank. Joists, Pine and Cypress Shin
giles, Plastering Lath, Pailngs, &c, constantly
On hand and for sale by
SAMUEL B. FOARD,
Holm {, AI.DRlDGE
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GA western orator. in speech lately,
said he supposed he was expected to direct
his remarks against the present administra-
ton. He remarked that it was very diff
cult thing to attack the present administra-
tion-it would be like re-bombulmg Grey
town,
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D-7"Thc following quartrain has been hand.
I'd in to the printer. ''Grccny' will, no doubt
charge that it is stolen from his article of last
week, where he said:
s'The fish stuck UP for weathcrcock
To lie seems rather scaly.'
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A BRIDGE OVER THE MlssIssIrpI.-The
subject of bridge over this great river at st.
Louis is discussed in the newspapers, 1t is
suggested that the bridge ought to have an
elevation of ninety feet 1t would cost mil
lion and a half of dollars, an amount deemed
insignificant compared with its advantages.
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GRAIN WANTED.

7 will pay the highest cash prices for Corn,
Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassafras or
Bohemia River, or in the chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. b. FOARD.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE.

pARTlES wishing to send money to En-
gland, Ireland or Scotland can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East. in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,,
Agents for Abraham Bell Sons,
Apr 20 If New York.
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l'isl.y'.

The reason they stick up fish for vanc
On the Court House, says Tom, | am
anxious to learn.
Why pshaw, replied Dick, the whole thing is
quite plain
IT'S an emblem or type of-a sculy concern,
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COME; AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

4 have just returned from the city with a
u large aud splendid assortment Of Cloths,
which will make up into
Coats, lower than can be bought
in either Of the cities. in the best and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war;
r.'ntea. If they rip bring them back and
will sew them free Of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sep Q If .Aihe Bu2aur, Eik!on, MI.
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JOGrdan's AmmGnfaied
UPPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

ID RECOMMENDED as equal if not superior
~ to Peruvian Guano, for Wheat and
cheaper and more durable; for sale by
Sep 10 Il JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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UMrs. Francis D. Gage, of st. Louis,
delivered the address before the Washington
County (Ohiol Agricultural Society last week
This is the first instance of the kind en-
record.
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THE KEYsToNE.-What becomes of the
great Democratic 'arch" now that the Key
stone State has tumll.d out Of it!
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ANOTHER STEAMER MlssING.--The splcn-
didnc iron steamer her Majesty built on the
Clyde, to run on Lake Ontario, sailed from
Scotland seven or eight weeks since, fol- Que
bee, and has not yet been heard from. She
had sailing crew Of course, but it is suppo-
scd no passengers or cargo.-Portland Adr.
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IND IGRICULTTh III IEOPb


~ TIE Subscribers having on
x ~ ~ 9hand, and are constantly
49, - -. :, asHl~s- manufacturing an extensive
assortment of ri.OUGIIS, Machinery and 9TH
t?""stiI!:,S Gt TIE best quality. Also on hand
: Complete sock of Stoves, OF their own and
lASt"rn mtNutlcturc. Such rs Wur,t and
Eoil ;'irtor dh:l . n,;nic:ous variety Of Cook
stoves .! Ia: most improved patterns. They
h'T' likcw!S. oi hand. art, are prepared to
furnish NJ the shortest notice improved Horse
Powers, Tilr'sli"r! and Scparators OF several
k:;id%, which for liE'turSS and durability, are
warranted "nnal to any i'll use. Also an cx-
tenslvc assortment Of right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin. Wiley, beats, COR Jersey
Bnil.) Michigan. (douIle mould board Rug-
cr's Extending Point. Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and ali other kinds OF Flouyls. straw and
fodder cutters, &c, ali of which they will sell
Oh ttvoroilt trrins, and solicit the patronage
OF the public Ordc:s promptly attended to.
HAINES, KIRK \ STUBBS.
n. B.--TiIc highest price paid for old cast
in,rs. l.. c's!, or exchange.
Rising Sun, Cecii county, Md. July GIN.
ys1iHS f. TO Gll Z NOTICE, The, the sub
e. srribcr OF Cecil county. has obtained lion,
III" Orphans Court OF said county, letters
Trs'ansn;ary "n The personal estate Of
L.yI;riou +. Mumiord,
ia'e III Sati c"fH'N. uecd. All persons haVin"
Chains against the said decd, are hereby warn.
e.! 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers there
otduly authenticated, on or before the
18th !av of August, 1855,
they may otherwise by law. he excluded from
ali brneh, OF said estate. Al persons indebted
To said estate, are requested TO make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hanI this llth Jay OF October, 1854.
BENJAMIN I. MUMFORD,
Oct. iith, 1851. Executor.
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D~1icre is another article in reference to
the Orphans Court. We insert it becaus,
The Uhig is open to the complaints of the
people on matters of public interest. W,
have, however, been spoken to by part of the
Court, in relation to previous articles from
the same pen, aod have been assured that the
omission i'll regard to making the publications
referred to, have been purely accidental, and
that the state of the funds, and al matters
relating thereto, can be seen !,y any enquirer
vt the office the Register Of Wills.
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Farmers & Commercial Hotel,
PORT DEpOSIT, BID.

- OBERT SMITH respectfully informs his
IL friends and the travelling public that he
has taken the large and commodious Hotel,
which ne has newly furnished and re-fttcd
with all the modern convenience and COM
forts of first class Hotel.
Evore attention will he paid to the comfort
of guests The table will always be hounti-
fully supplied with all the delicacics of the
season, and the Bar with the choicest Liquors
Large and commodious Stables are attach
ed, SO that travellers may he sure Of their an
imals and vehicles being properly taken care
of.
Horses ana vehicles for Hire.
Port Deposit, Oct 90 SIN
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TIE RELICS OF THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITIONS
The letter of DR.. Rae, accompanied by a
description Of the articles he succeeded in pur-
chasing from the ES1uimaux, must leave lit
tie or no doubt on the public mind as to the
fate of the gallant Franklin and his compan-
ions. BY reference to the English Book Of
Hcraldry further convincing proof is TO be
found of the gcnuinencss of the relies. The
crest and motto of Lieut.. Fairholmc, of the
Terror, is there described as crest No. i, in
the list furnished by DR.. Rae, which is as fol-
lows -
No. "A Dove with an olive branch in its bill sur
rounded by scroll, with the motto SrEno
MEiIoRA.
The crest of Sir John franklin is described
in the Book of lleraldry asa iish's head with
olive branches, which is doubtless crest No.
5, as described by DR.. Rae, as follows -
No. 5-A Fish's Head with (apparently) coral
branches on either side
Among the silver forks recovered from the
Esluimaux is one bearing the initials I'll.
D. S. g." which is doubtless those Of II. ID.
S. Goodsic, Assistant Surgeon of the expedi-
ton, and that bearing the initials of "A.
McD." doubtless belonged to Surgeon a. Nc
Donald who was also one of the companions
of Franklin. We are indebted to a friend
versod in hcraldry for the above information
Bait. american.
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TIE OuIo.-Thc river at Wheeling still
confines to be just about no river at all, so
far as the practical benefits of navigation are
concerned.
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O@Danicl Moran, ncwsboy, aged about
IA years, was run over by car on the raj
road in one of the streets Ct Philadelphia, and
instantly killed. The wheels passed over his
head.
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JTAcorns have been sold in Romney, Va.
at 25 cents per bushel They are used to
feed hogs
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For The Cecil Nag.
The Orphans Court Once Mere.

IL = OlpHdlES COuft once NaOrc.
Several weeks have now passed since pub
lishcd IN 1.-The Wing" the law requiring tie
annual publication, in the county papers, of
the act Of 1912, which shows what DISPOSE
ton shall be made of the Poor School fund
&C., and, also, the law of 1913, making it the
duty of the Orphans Court to publish an an
nual statement Of the condition of said fund
&C., and asked why it was those laws had
not been complied with; yet none of the
judges of the court nor any Of their Fl lends
for them, have thought proper to give the de-
sired information. Perhaps they have not
been able to do so; OR, perhaps they have de-
termincd to treat my queries, as they have
heretofore been doing the laws of "A and 4S.
As they have had ample time for saying eve
rything they wished to, and have chosen to
maintain dogged silence, now resume the
subject, and charge the judges of the Orphan s
Court with having been for the last few years,
and with still being, dcrclct in their duty.
They have gone on year after year failing, as
| have shown, to comply with the require
ments of those very laws according to which
they were sworn to execute said Office. That
they were ignorant of those laws will not
do them the injustice to suppose; for when
they accepted their offices they virtually &C.
knowledged they were competent to fill them
and must therefore be held to strict account.
ability for any errors ofomission or commits.
sion-for such palpable ones, at least, as those
have shown.
The people have not yet altogether forgot.
ten the thousands ofdollars of the Poor Schoo
fund out Of which they were swindled few
years ago, and to guard against similar losses
in future, the annual publication of the law.
Of AZ and the statement" was made tn,
duty of the Orphans Court. Yet the judges
of that court have gone in direct violation
thereof, and the present condition of the Poo
School fund the Lord only knows. W.
doubt much whether the judges know any
thing about it; if they do they have takcl
precious good care not to enlightcn the pco
pie on the subject.
do not wish to insinuate that it has Leel
squandered. A proper disposition may per
haps have been made of every cent of it. Tn
books in the Registers Office may pcrhap
show everything fair and square in regard t
it. But if so, the people have not been advi
sed of the fact by publication and they hav
not the time to go to the Office and examin
neither is it their business to do so.
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:ss'1ur town has been much crliyeucd the last
two weeks with strangers attending Court; they have
all returned to their homes; quite number ofthem
delighted with the nice bargains in Cry Goods and
Ec,dy-made Clothing bought at 4. BROWNS Dry
Good Store
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asnAWi.S.-Lcng and Squalc Eroncha, at city
- prices, by T. BROWN, JR.
E'NENCU MERINO and CDBURG CLOTHS, all
l. the most desirable colors in the above named
goods Mt the st orc OF l.. BROWN, JR.