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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-01

olencc Of this day, and those which niay yet fol
low. These may be sot down as the Grst results Of
the Nebraska iniquity."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-01

IIoNoRs.-The Kentucky Legislature is not dis
posed to be ungratelu 1t has passed resolution
recommending congress to create the title of Liou-
tenant General, and confer it upon. General Scott
1t has also passed resolution of coincidence with
South Carolina and Massachusetts, on the death of
John G. Calhoun and Daniel Webster. "a,
Rather late, with their sympathy Massachus-
etts never put on, mourning, and Massachusetts
Iwhiss threw of their weeds long since,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-01

ANOTHER LEGAL MURDER. R.-Dayd Jewell was
hung in Pittsburgh on Friday of last week. He
had remained in Jail more than a year since tho
sentence of death was passed upon him.
The scenes attendant upon this execution were.
not such as to increase the good opinion of reflect
ing persons of this barbarous practice. The Dis
patch says, 1--WE are now satisfied that this relct
of barbarism should be at once exploded"
So are we. And we trust that conviction will
continue TO spread, as we believe it will
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-01
CASSIUS M. CLAY.

Mr.. Clay addressed the following letter to an
anti-Ncbraska meeting held in Indianapolis on
the 18th inst
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o. lic10ers ana Correspondents.

1--WE mentioned last week the reception
Of ON article on ''Phonography" this week we
lave received from another, communication
on "Phonc'icS;'' both of which we will print
next week. They treat Of the subject Of writ
ing words by the sound--a matter Of great in
tcrcst, since it has been demonstrated to be
Of great practical advantage We shall be
pleased to publish, from time to time, articles
of rcasonltlt length in reference to thc sab
jcct.
IL We have, from writer Of high stand
ing, several :.SkcIches Of Popular Preachers"
which we will commence publishing next
week, beginning with Bccchcr and following
with Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth Of Philadelphia.
..Wamie's" story is continued to-day.
and another chapter will follow next week.
- Our first page this week is Il very en-
ttrtlining one; on ihc fourth page there is an
agricultural article.
u Are the lines about "a Field F!orcr,"
sent us by sc. b. original! They seem to
be too good to be original, coming in tie shape
We find them.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE,

From the Baltimore Sun of yesterday, we
take the following relative to the proceedings
Of the Lcgislaturc
1.-The pro!iibitory liqnor BILL which had
passed the House, and upon which the finance
committee Of the Scra,c, headed by Mr.. Tar
nandiS, hal reported uul.yorably principally,
on account Gifts being calculated to work Sc
rious injury TO the revenues of the State, has
been killed in the Senate by the very decisive
vote of s against i.c bill, and il favor Of it.
II Tie IloSsc, it will be srer that TIE bill a
bol;aaing aNinspcctionS in this STATE, with tie
exception of flour and tobacco, las lcpn pas
sod with slight amendment. Thus all the
late an ontmcn;s rfGoycrnor Lyon in ths
city nnd other parts of the State, orthe differ
out inspcctor,hips, are ruEatory, and The
successful applicants" have bccon,c the TIL
fortunate after all--Irovid,d the amendment
be concurrcd in by the $,nate, Of which! tic:c
is little Or no doubt. The grano and State
Chemist is continued On :hc same salary and
with the same duties only Us b,fore.
ltstms :cttl>d Tat 70 beno extra
session asked for-the rcpor. from The MAORI
~ cct!c committee on ;. ,rvuc,-
Ing &C., recommending dat Tic Governor be
r,l"cstld 10 call such. being rejected in the
House iHa icvce.
y hli lias ia>S,d both House. AMI GOES INTO
immediate c.ltct in relation to imsolcnt debt
"i'S. 1t pTuv;'l,s tat any person, being in
solvent, may npl''y 10 the Court Ct Common
Pleas Of Baltimore City, or the Circuit Court
ofany county, for The benefit Of the insolycnt
law, by delivering up %ll his property for the
lcaciit of his CREDITORS, said property to be
conveyed toa trustee appointed hy TIC cc,:rt
The bill provides for the hearing and final dis
position Of the application, aid contains va;i
Gus provisions against fraud &C."
tT-lmons the local ACTS is one for
Bridge over Big I'll; ut SCOTS Mills, which
has passed both Houses and on Thursday
bill passed tho !ic';.c If Delegates aUtho.i-
zil}g the County Commissioners Of this county
to exchange a public lot for Part OF an adj
joining lot, That is, to c.chanccthc Ja! gar
den for part of thc lot belonging to tic Misses
Torhcrt, adjoining III, ,iail.
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NEW LONDON kCiDElIf.

NEIF LONDON, chester Co"oig, Pc.
Vfv,EE SUMNER SESSION of this Imstitu-
a ton viii comm@nc" on the first MONDAY
Of May and c"ntinuc five months.
HEGNS.--Do raing, Tuition Sc, SO.
Washing, Light in private room, y "drrn
Languages and Music, arr extras at moderate
char@rS.
This Academy is situated in a beautiful
aud retired village surrounded by an intclli-
gent and moral community. Its pupils are
to Il very great extent alouf from those cor
ruptng Influences that SO iraqcntly GCsct
Schools of lis character. Il is confidently as
serted that there are few places more iayorl-
bic for study, or where youth can be cntrnst-
ed with greater safety.
C~55=For Catalogues containing particulars
as to Terms, Boarding, DiScip!in, &c.
Address JAMES MCDOWELL.
Mar. IL, ;5l-tt. PrincWpl.
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Cabinet Furniture :. Chair n aYeroons

No. ID hOL IN 81. B.HLI.HORE, M.
fEN.IE subscriber woUll beg leave to ctll
4 the attention Of lis friends aud The public
generally, to His handsome assortment OF
~ CABINET FURNITURE, Of super
y ior workmanship, and every variety Of
le;sse= styles ard patterns, such rs S"yAs:
Centre, Route, BrcaI1Ns and Dining TAnlrs;
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed and spring scat
CHAIRS; 'rctc-N-Tetcs Whatnuts; Diyalls; Ma
ho-any French B2dstcads; marble top Dress
Ing Bureaus, and every thing in Che Cabinet
line.
ALSO, very large and desirable assert
mcnt OF cane and wood seat Cn,yus, OF the
best Manufacture; Arm, Oh.rr. Children and
Nurse Chairs; Se;tecs; BS'tStcadS Hair and
lEusk MtTrRHs.sE and variety Of other arti-
cles in the housekeeping line.
IL Orders from the country respectfully
s0licitcd.-lhc above goods will b. sold On as
accommodating terms us any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
Inducements TO purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASKET.
No. 45 South Street, Ocd posts in llont.)
n. B.-TrRNiS@ AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms, al
No. 4 SWAN STREET, opposite the Mary
land Institute, by BENZ. W ASkEI.
Mar. | |, lSjt.-1y.
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fHNHIRTEENTH PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALE, on
IL Wednesday morning, March 10Th at lUJ
O'Clock. at the CnlNEsE MUSEUM, Philadelphia
viii be Sold pcrenptoriIy, for cash, Il collcc-
ton Of about 300 Light Carriages, Wagons,
&C., including
40 Buggy Wagons, with Tops,
40 Buggy Wagons, without Tops,
~ Light Family Carriages, for one horse.
40 Jenny Lind, or standing top Buggy Wag-
ons Of Dunlap x Co.'S celebrated make, ana
III" balance from some Of the best makers in
this city and vicinity.
Each Carriage will be warranted the same
as those purchased direct from the makers
and the entire collection will be sold to the
highest bidder.
Full particulars in catalogues and future
advertisements. May be examined on the
day previous to sale.
U[J"PurchaSers from a distance are inform
ed that the Sale will take place positively on
the above day, without regard to the weather.
ALFRED NJ. llERKNESS,
March 18th 81. Auctionrcr.
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During the Revolutionary war, Gen. Lafa-
ycttc being in Baltimore, was invited to a
ball. He went as requested, but instead Of
Joining in the amusement, as might be OK
pcctrd of IL young Frcnchman, Of twenty-five,
he addressed the ladies' thus-s'Ladics, you
are very handsome; YOU dance very rrcttily;
Your ball is very iinc--Jut ay soldiers hare no
shirts" The appeal was irresistible; the ball
ceased, the ladies went home and went TO
work, and next day a large number of shirts
were prepared by the farcst hands Of BAlti-
more, for the gallant defenders Of their coun-
try.
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BRITISH SAILORS IN TIE UNITED STATES
Some of the English papers are discussing the
question OF the impressmcnt of sailors, and
the Examiner looks at it in its possible lear
ings upon the a,nicablc relations of Great Brit
ain with the United States All the journals
conccde that impressment cannot now be re-
sorted to-and in truth there is no probability
ofany difficulty in fully manning the En-
elish navy by vollmtecrs--but the majority
seem content that this royal prcrogativc should
rather he considered absolute than ncgativcd
by act of Parliament
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NOTICE i, hereby given to Al, whom itmry
y Ec'rn that application will he made TO
the County Commissioners rCrcil county,
Il; their first meeting after the Eth day %
A;ril, mkt, TO appoint t''rec persons rs EX-
,,niu,r4. t. cl.'" Il portion Of the Road from
Back Cree, tn Court !Ious. roint. viz: silt
That portion thereof from tie junction of th"
lines of !'rl OWE "a hy John njtlis, George
Il. Howard and John II. I'2mIa ". to wlitr
tho said road (ioi1nvr!y ciliyd thr "Nhl Sod
ola Road. } connects with ha rDii from iiWl-
sons C"r0rr 70 Court iIou;t ro.iit; M to
open roAl from Court lIbuS" Potnt ny tho
most direct AMI eligible rontn tothr new road
opened from Ch,stpsa.," City II liudson's
Corner. March II, > Nv
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Mr., CLAYTON AND NEBRAsKA.-Thc WASH
ington Globe, ays:-"We are authorized 10
state that the Senator from Delaware, Mr.
Clayton, though DESTROYS ofrccording his
vote for the repeal of the eighth section OF the
Missouri act of 1920, would have voted against
the organization of territorial governments in
Nebraska at this time and in the manner pro-
posed by the Nebraska bill; but after waiting
TO vote till late at night, the state ofhis health
prevented him from remaining in the Senate
Chamber till the vote was taken, near five
O o'clock &c Xt morning :,
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to the County Commissioners Of Cecil co.

Persons making application for transfers Of
property, will he required to comply with the
following section Of the act of December ses
sion, eighteen hundred ard forty chap
ter two hundred and SXty-SiX, entitled, ga
supplement to an act entitled, an act for the
General Valuation and Assessment of Proper
ty in this State, and to Provide Tax to pay
the Debts of the State, passed at March SEES
sion eighteen hundred and forty one, chapter
twenty three -
Section Is. .1nd be il enacted, That when
ever any person shall make application to the
Levy Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Courts, as the case may be, to make him or
Ter an allowance or deduction on account Of
the sale, transfer, alienation, loss, destruction
or removal of any property, OF the collection
or payment Of any public or private security
for money, it shall be the duty of the said
Levy Court, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Court, to intcrrogltc such pcrson, on oath, in
reference to the slid property on security and
the disposal of the sumo, and csl ecially to
require Kim or her by whom said property has
been sold or transferred, the amount of the
purchase money, or the money collected and
paid, and how the same has been invested;
and it shall also be the duty of the sid Levy
Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax Court,
to intcrrogatc the said person, on oath, in
reference to amy acquisitions or investments
made by the said person, and not already as
sc Sscd, and the amount Of all such acqrisi-
tons and investments, in whatever dcscrip-
ton Of security, shall be added TO the assess
able property Of the person so applying and
charged accordingly, and if the said person
rttGSc to answer the heterogeneous proposed
as aforesaid. no allowance or deduction shall
be made on his or her assessment.
March II, 1854 TN
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAiLRoAD.-Thc
friends Of This road are 70 hold meeting at
Westminster on Tuesday next. The Carroll
tonian states that the committees on the diff
fercnt routes below that tcwn, "Cockcvs-
vile" and "Owins's Mills, i" have been labor
Ing inccssantly since the last meeting, and
that a very large amount Of money has been
subscribed, and the rieht-of-way secured, ard
that both routes will be strongly represented
in the meeting.
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GEtAXOi GU ANN!!

TINilE subscribers have now in store their
4 full supplies Of Guano for Spring arpl-
cation and will be pleased to furnish the fol
lowing variety in quantities to suit:
PERUVIAN GUANO-Of the first quality
imported by the Government, at a triiling
advance above their rates. Peruvian glluno
of second quality at low price. This only
diHar, from the first having imbbcd slight
degree Of moisture on the voyage of importa-
tionand is now in fine condition for sowing.
AFRICAN UANO-JnStimport in the
Brqu" Martha Ann, handsomely put up in
white cotton bags, very dry and rich in am
nnnil and phnsphatcS..
MEXICAN GUANO-fmrortnd in Barquc
Hazard, we'll secured in good barrels, very
rich in prosphat"S and therefore well adapted
for mixing with Peruvian.
They guarantee the purity of all guano pas
sing through their hands and being the oldest
house engaged in the trade, possess every
facility for furnishing this article ut the lowest
possible rate. Address
VI. WlllTELOCk x co,
Corner Of Gay ami High Sts.,
Feb. Is. Baltimore.
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PERU AND THE GuANo TRADE.-Thc Peru
Peruvian government by f. II. Sullivan, Esq,
II. B. Ms Charge d'Anares to Peru, by or
der OF his government, calling the attention of
the Peruvian cabinet to the high price of gu
aao and the evil arising from the present sys-
ten of government sales, and urging that the
trade in gnano may bc thrown open to com
petition. The Peruvian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, sends long reply, in which he .just-
tics the course orPcru, and declines to acccdc
TO the request
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-11

\ Ne" CUrSTERFElT-Thc Lancaster
,pnaa.j Wing states that new counuf,it
IS note on the Farmers Bank of Lancaster
Wirhis calculated to deceive good Judges of
the genuine, is in circulation. The sigma
lures are good imitation; but the countclfcits
canrcadily be detected by the ends Of the note
which have the word Five engraved across
them, while on the genuine the word Five"
appears in dies in three Of the corncl;s length
wise of the note.
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NENDUE.
FaNt'E subscriber will offer at Public Sale
il his residence in Elkton, on

Ta0iIE subscriber will offer at Public Sale at
Il his residence in ElSton, on
7h"rHloy the 23d dayof l'Irch,
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture. con-
sS.ing OF Chairs, Tables. Stoves, Side Boards
and bureaus. BrdStcads and Bedding, and all
his stock of CONFECTIONARI, &c.
ALSO, one good family Horse, one new
Carriage, one Dearborn Wagon and Harness,
one Sleigh, and i great many other articles to
tedious to cnumcratc.
TERMS.--Ali sums over ten dollars cred
it of six months will be given. with approved
security; and turail sums under ten dollars,
the cash will be required.
GEORGE GREEN.
n. B. All persons 20 whom | am indcbt
ed will please present their bills for payment,
and all persons indebted to me will please
come forward and settle before the 18th Of
March, GEO. GREEN.
Elitun. March 9Th 'Ji-2w
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March.

Mont! of gloomy mist and shower
DO they cali thee Springs first born!
Thou hast not il single flower
GA thy naked thorn.
Ragged winter is thy sire,
Twas he that give thee birth;
And babe thee, in his bitter ire,
Prolons his sway on earth.
Dark rs his thy features are;
Sad as his thy sullcn eye;
And, like the plant Of pining care,
The waiting of thy sigh.
And, yet, upon thy cloudy brow,
A shadowy light appears,
And soft smile is cleaning now,
Amid thy gloomy tears.
And, half concealed upon ;liy breast,
\ precious gem is seen,
The fowcret with its snowy crest,
And slender stem Of green.
Month Of gloomy mist and shower,
Welcome, then, since thou dost bring,
a promise Of the sunny hour,
n token Of the Spring.
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GDlIcnry Ward Bcccllcr is man that a.
ways "comcs TO time lie lad an engage
mcnt to lecture at Brattlcboro last Tuesday
evening, and finding the Southern train not
likely to reach there in the season for his lee
turc, owing to some unexpected detention, Ire
chartered an engine at Springfield expressly
for the trip-thc second time he has taken the
same method Of reaching that village.
Springfield Rcpubl;ccn.
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TELmiRArE FROM NEwFovNDi.AND 70 IEs-
IAND.-I.t. ,iaury has addressed letter 10
the Secretary of the Navy giving the results
Of the deep sea sountincs c.iictcd hy Lieut..
Ec,Tyman from the shores Of Newfoundland
to these Of Ireland. These seem 10 be decisive
Of the question As to Tie pvacti.ahili;y Of Il
submarine telegraph across the Atlantic
ocean, in that region, the distance between lhu
nearest points Of the two countries being one
thousand six hundred miles, and the bottom
of the sea being a plateau the whole dis .ancc,
>ngrlarly adapted to the purpose Of holding
line magnetic tlcg"nph wire. Lieut., Nau-
~ suggests hat u national prize be offered to
the Geographic company through whose tclc-
graphic wire the first Geographic message
shall be passed across the Atlantic.
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EASTERN SnoRE RAILROAD PRosrcT.-Thc
Easton Star says that memorial signed by
citizens of that county has been presented to
the Legislature, asking charter for rail-
road trcm some point in Talbot county to the
Delaware line from thence to connect at some
eligible point, probably at Scaforl with the
Delaware Railroad. The length Of the road
will be about tlirty-iiyc miles.
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TIE DARIEN SHIP CANAI.-Tlis project
seems to have been cflcctually killed Off by tic
impracticabihty of the route, if we may cled-
1t the accounts brought by the steamship En-
plre City. The exploring parties arc all said
to concur in pronouncing the route entirely
'mpracticable fora canal These representa-
tons, however, come through an Aspinwall
paper, and may be somewhat exaggerated by
the wish of the editor to subscrvc the interests
Of the Panama Railroad Company.
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NOTICE..

In Chancery, 18th January, 1854.
nRDERED, That sale made and reported
W by Alexander Evans. Trustee for the sale
Of the Real ESlatc Of Thomas Meholm, de
ceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 9th day of March next, provided copy
of this Order he inserted in some newspaper
printed at Elkton, once in each Of three sue
cesSivc weeks before the 10th day Of March
next.
The Report states the amount ofSalcs TO be
$50. True copy. Test,
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Jan % :fw Reg. Cur. Can.
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TRUSTEES' SALE.

DY virtue Of il Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil Co.in Chanccry. the und"rSi- n"d
Trustees will offer at Public Sale. Mt the Court
House door i'll the town of Elkton, on
7hurxJoy, tie 1871 Of Huct,
next, between the hours of II \. VI. and 3 p.
", the following Real Estate Of Thomas S.
Thomas, lying aid being in Cecil county,
Maryland.
No. |. Being part Of large tract of land
called e cuiiaIi5on,' contains
.25s Acres,
3 Foods and 81 perchcs, more or less. The
Phil. vii. and Blit. Railroad passes through
the northern part of the farm. The soil is
naturally good and easily. improved. There
are two FRAME DWELLINGS ON
S-.-.--At.rss tdc premises. one in good repair. \
i'sssSh.r,a large part oi the Land is covered with
.id;I g. growth Of chestnut and oak. II is
w'lyantageously situated about miles
from the Railroad depot at North East.
No. :. Being part oil the same tract adjoins
No. |. 1t contains I'll ACRES and So Per-
ch"s more or less.
There is 4 small tenement on the property;
the land is unimproycd but the soil is Of good
natural quality.
To suit purchasers wishing small and cheap
farms, parts of the above land, will, (hciorc
the day Of salc) be divided into smaller par
GELS.
TERMS OF sale.
One fourth Of the purchase money in cash
on the day Of Stlr; one half the balance in l.
months, and the remaining half in IS months
from the day Of sal: the credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale and to be
secured by the bond of the purchaser with ao-
proved security.
JOHN c. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton. Feb. Is. Trustees.
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Building Hardware,
Feel SteTc Exclusively.

FE7iiE Largest Establishment in the L. S.
Il WIN. NJ MCCLURE & BRO, No: 2S7
Narhct 81. aborc IN, PHILADELPHIA. Manu-
iac,urcrs' Depot for Locks Of all kinds, War
rantcd quality, Pat. SIlvcrcd Glass Knobs, SC;
Premium Porcelain Knobs, over 100 patterns;
Silver plated Hinges, &C., with the most com
plctc assortment Of all the modern patterns in
This line. Builders and dealers are invited to
call and examine our stock. Illustrated Gaia
losucs, sent by Mail: if desired.
nor .4IR REGISTERS g. FENTIL.qTORS,
at Factory prices. E5"Pcrsons at distance
who wish 10 order Goods, ana desire an cs.i-
mate or particular description, can write to Nc
CLuRE 6 Bro, and all information as 10 Goods
and prices will be given by return OF mail.
All orders put up under the immediate super
vision Of the firm.
C:.y-Call and see us TFcb 81 en-
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U7~The letter from Louis Napoleon to the
Car contains this passage: "S!lould your
Majesty be as DESTROYS rs myscf of pacific
to declare that an armstice shall now be sigl
cd, that things shall resume their diplomatic
course, that hostilitics shall cease, and than
the bclgcrcnJ forces shall return from the
places to which motives ofw war have led thcmY
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notice 10 TAXapLESs

FENiiE County Commissioners Of Cecil conn
Il ty will meet at their office in the Court
House in Eliton, on the FIRST TUESDAY
in April next, (that being the FOURTH day
of said month"; and continnc in session no.
less th,n FIVE CONSECUTIVE DAYS, for
the purpose Of hearingTppcols in relation to,
and noting transfers Of the assessed property
in said county, on oath, agrecably to tic Acts
Of Assembly Of Maryland. BY Order
p. G. RICKETTS,, Clerk
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G.S-N e hope such o. our Subscribers and
advertising customers as arr i'll arrears, Will
not ti.;nk i. too much of Il dun if we ask, that
seeing we have been ut great expense in
procuring II new press and new tync-thcy
will pay H. the amounts due by them without
delay. Al mou.y mailed to us, when regis
tered 10y puStnaS:,rS Shall be ut our risk.