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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-10-21
GuGs, Ammunition & Fishing Tackle.
EGENN E4zsEE3A3ys,

n. Z. Cor. N'diM oad Scc2NG SIX, P.i3,a1a.
RTANCFACTuRER. Importer AMI WAo!cs ,ic
~ an !'otl'! Dealer in Shlt. Guns Eifllos. pis
'"''' f'sh'ns Tackle. anil I'LL binds Of ;parh;
Apparatus tose her wi general assortment, Of
MATERIALS For Gun MAKERS.
all Of wi;h. %nd suth o,her articles rs belong 10
his !n- OF business, Will be sold rs low rs IN il,
aHurltri by any establishment; in tho CnitcI Stats
IN test OF his skill rs II Manufacturer III. Frank.
lin lns iu'c of Philadelphia. Il 8 AWARDED to him
since so two ccEtjia't's. SIX silver lnc lila ~.
one recall premium; ana in iSji. the yryat..i p.i
sec OF New York. awarded . him 4 faeIu!, ua pnp
ono awarded for Shot ans and &ilas IN ;!,e mi 2
states.
"Nri.ler'r Sporting Anecdotes" ilue.r.t'v, Of
certain yariatics Of 'ma.;lan Game " th rem rk,
on the charic cr ot' tn log. Field bog. Woo!.o.k
snip Rail la9lil=n. Duel; anil Pigeon m .tcl
shooting 81 the Rice .iuuin, OF Rcd isrl. ,ir,s;
t!oFcr i'ni!-ha t1y! orG"lln iigycf Cnnva.: !'c!s
nnl Re Head i buck Ame,;n WilGaon. #aaup
Buck and Canaii1n Gcoap.-I'ri:s 81
AIir rs JOHN k2IDEH.
Aug &c y Second anI WALNUT, rbjl dr.
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NOTICE,


IBNliE undersigned having been appointed
Il ny the County Commissioners of Cecil
county ''ENamnerS'' to examine and deter
mine whether it will be in accordance with
the public interests, and least injurious to
certain owners of land, to comply with the
petition to the said County Commissioners, of
certain citizens Of the county, notice of which
has heretofore been legally given, as follows:
''Io alter the Road in the first Election
District OF Cecil county, cletofore reported,
py commissioners appointed for that purpose,
as running from II point in Warwick, Cecil
county, to the Public Road usually known as
the Bohemia River and Sandy Branch road;
ana to open new road to take the place of
the above named road, commencing at the
same point in Warwick, but running thence
to the west Of said road, and intersccti lbc
Bohemia river and Sandy Branch road at some
point near or at the Catholic church,"
Hereby give notice to the citizens ofCccil
county, and all persons interested that they
VIII meet in the village of Warwick, at the
point designated as the beginning of said
road, on TUESDAY the 2lst day Of Novcm-
Der, next, and then and there proceed to the
duties entrusted to them by the said appoint
ment Of the County Commissioners.
RICHARD SEMANS,
LEWIS I. ROBERTS,
THOMAS a. FORD,
october ~, 1851 5w Examiners.
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GO lsclNcrs unl Correspondents.

t.. Popular Education' No. Ii, will be
printed next week.
LA letter to "Biancte' from "H1uae'
came to hand yesterday and will be printed
mkt week.
GIVE have a fine summary of articles on our
first page this week, among them the thrilling
story of the safety of Capt. Luce of the Arc
tic; and highly interesting f"rci gn news, Civ
ing an account of the capture Of S ebastopol.
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How MrCH THEY EAT IN New YonK.-Du.
ring the three months ending the lst instant,
two hundred and nineteen thousand six hun
drcd and thirteen animals were slaughtered
for food in New York City. During the nine
months of the year the total number of ami
mails offered upon the altar Of appetite in that
city reached seven hundred thousand seven
hundred and fourteen, or at the rate of Ii =
9G6 per week or nearly one million per year.
The population is about 500, 0O0-that is an
apcragc of two animals per year to each in
hablant Not much Starving in New York
at this rate
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GEN. Houston AND TIE PRESJDENcy.

Gen. Houston AND TIE PRESIDENCY
The democratic general committee, repre-
scntlng the Burke and anti-Ncbraska section
OF the party in New Hampshire, have adopt
ed an address to the people of the q. States,
recommending them to support Gen. Hous-
ton for the Presidency, in opposition to any
nominee of a convention. The address is said
to have been written by the Hon. Edmund
burke formerly commissioner of patents, and
who recently commended the doctrines of the
Know Nothings. This movement is regard
CD the Boston Chronicle as one of importance.
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Mems and RoYs' Cioshsur.

EVERYBODY should embrace this orporin
IL nifty 10 buy c!oihing for Men and Boys, at
GEORGE CULT.N'S
Choap C}2'.iag EStaHlshmaH,
5. E. Cor. Alarhe. and Second Sis., Ihifa,,a.
Embracing choice Of the Best, Mes, Dcsiy,-
BE. aud Fashionable Dress and Frock CuoIs.
habit Cio'h DO, Linen Drilling do, Twecds,
&C.. with great varielr Of
BON !" CLOTHING. consisting Of sack cople.
polka jackets, r1nkcy jackets. vests AMI rorgI
jackets, made oftweel, linen drilling, clnlt,,
al aca, kclsrymcr". docsk;n, Sc.
If'>i@illN" GooDN. consisting Of Shirts,
stocks, llandkcrchiriS, &c., all of wb;c, mr.,
offered at tie forrest possible cnsh prizes. ani rs
cheap nsany other Clothing Store IN the I'nin,
QJ Parents who desire BOYS CLoTilNG o,c
earnestly invited 10 examine the Stock.
G2'Country Storg&corcrs can b" accommo-
dated at very low rates. GEO. CJrIIE.
5. L. Cor. Mark ct and Second SITS.
-Nf 10y pl!Ii.. DFLriiI..
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TIE DELAWARE City MEErlNG.-Thc
Wing meeting at Delaware City on Saturday
wasattcndcd by some forty or fifty persons
1t was organized by calling Major John Jones
to the chair, and appointing Ct. =. Norris
Secretary. Mr. Clayton then made speech
against the cxpclicncy of forming a ticket
Mcssrs. Rodney and Wales also made speech
es OH the same side, and Messrs. +. j. Brad
ford and b. 7. Bigss spoke in opposition. \
resolution to form ticket was rejected by a
decided vote.-DH. Republcua.
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CONSB.lBLE'S SALE.

pI virtue ola writ Of lieri facias, issued by
- David Archibald. ESI.ra Justice of the
Peace Of the State Of Maryland in and for
Cecil county, at the suit Of John Rawlings
against the goods AMI chattles, lands and
tcncmcnts Of William Logan; and also by vir-
tue Of a writ Of Ecndi Exponas. issued by
Samuel Peace, ESq.. Justice Of the Peace
of the county and state aforesaid, at the suit
# Lewis 7. Todd against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tcnrmcHtS Of the said William
Logan, both wrts to me directed, | have
seized and taken in execution all the right.
title. interest and estate, 1T law and in cqui-
~, of the said William Logan in and to all
that piece, parcel, tract or part of Il tract Of
land, lying and being in Cecil county, in the
Seventh Election District adjoini. lands OF
j. q. 7. Whitaker, containing
K2 Acres,
more or less, with \ small house thereon md
named on the Assessment Books of Cecil
county as DiX's Grove, and | hereby give
notice that on SATURDAY, The 1lth day Of
November, 1851, at the Public House of Mrs.
Reynolds, in the town Of Port Deposit, be-
tween the hours of 8 O'Clock, ard ) O'Clock
+. NJ. | will expose to public sale the said
property, to the highest bidder, for cash to
satisfy said writs. II. l.. THOMPSON,
Oct II, lS3l.ts Constable.
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TIE MOB AT DENTON, MD.-The Denton
journal says there is no truth in the rcpor;
that the mob which hung Dave Thomas, the
murderer of Butler, also released two other
prisoners and tied the sheriff. The latter
wE at the Jail, and did all in his power to
preserve order and prevent the act, both by
persuasion and threats, but the influences
against which he had to contend, were deer
dcdly too formidable, and he was compelled
to Yield.
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NOTICE.,

In Cecil county Circuit Court, in Equity.
September GARD, 1Sll. {
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
W ported by Alexander Evans, Trustee f.
the sale Of the Real Estate of James Ewinr.
decd, be ratified and confirmed, unless cans,
to the contrary thcrcofbc shown on or hcEnr.
the second day Of December next; provided
copy otthis order be inserted in some news
paper printed ut Elkton, once week for ono
month, before the first day OF Novcmbcrncxt.
Tho Report states the amount Of sal. 10 be
81 80. II. II. MITCHELL. elk.
True copy. Test,
II. II. MITCHELL,
Sept so, 1851 I'm Clerk.
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SNow.--Thc1c was a snow storm on San.
day last on the mountains west Of Cumber-
land, Nd. 1t fell thick and fast but soon
melted. On the same day snow fell to the
depth of five inches in Lancaster, n. H.. and
nearly two inches in Concord. The White
Noun aims were covered, and SO were tho
Green Mountains beyond Montpelier, Vt. 1t
is rather carly for show in those regions, but
b., no means extraordinary.
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tI'Mr. WIN. NJ. Story, son ofthc late jus
tce Story. now in Italy, has finished statue
Of his father, on which he has been for some
time engaged. The statue has been shipped
from Italy for America. 1t has been pro
nounced by judges who have seen it, to be a
perfect work Of art.
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RATHER CuRTors.-Some two or three hun
dred persons drowned by the sinking of a
steamship, sends a thrill of he rtor through a
nation, and the lamentations are yet loud on
account Of the loss. More than twenty thou
sand human beings, slaughtered in the Cri-
mea, causes all the bells in England and
France to be set ringing for Joy, and the or
gans in tho churches peal forth strains of ex-
ultation over the ''glorious result.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, CHESTER co., Pa.
rENIE WINTER SESSION of this School
d will commence on Wednesday, Nov. 1st,
next, and continue twcnty-onc weeks.
Expenscs-Boarding, Tuition, &c. $40.
Washing, Music and Modern Languages, are
extras, at the usual rates. The course Of
instruction is thorough and more extended
than in most Academies. The Principal de-
votes all his tirc to the school and has inst
engaged the assistance of an accomplished
sch olar, "a Graduate Of the University of
Berlin in Prussia, thoroughly qualified to aid
in teaching the Latin, Greek, French, Ger
man, Spanish and italian Languages, higher
Mathematics and Science, with illustrative
experiments.
The subscriber deems il unnecessary to add
anything in commentator of this Institution.
as it has been long established and liberally
patroniaed by almost every section OF the
country.
+ The Winter Term will open with increased
facilities for improvement.
For Circulars call at the Wing Office, or,
address. JAMES b. MCDOWELL,
Aug 26 Pm Prncipal.
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SMITH O'BRrEN.-The Liverpool Times
says that Smith O'Bricn came home a pas
sengcr by the Norma, having received the
Queen pardon. 1t is not able to say wheth-
er he came direct to England, but an Austria
liam letter of the day before the sailing of the
packet announces that such was his destina-
ton
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Mr.. SouLE.-The Courier dos Flats Unis
contains letter from NJ. Gaillardct, in which
it is stated at Lyons, Mr.. Souc was followed
by an agent of the police until he became
quite out of patience, and faced the spy and
called him to account. The poor fellow made
humble apologies, and Mr.. Soulc and his
friend then employed him as their gnijc.-
The Minister of Foreign Affairs diSclaimcd
the measure, and referred it to the police of
the department..
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FRENCH 1'nuSSES.
WEIGHING LESS THAN % OUNCES

-
FOR TIE CURE OF HERNIA Oh RIrYrra
A C!tNHWhEDGED by the highest mcli,,l ou-
- ho"it'es o. Philadelphia, iacomp riLly SUM-
rlor to any other in u.s.. Sufferers viii be gnt,f.I
to c IN that the o3easion n0w oiiess to pg6?ure noe
only he hs'ii"sJ and most easy hut rs tur HE :,
Truss - my other in leu Of Ic cmnLrous AMI un-
comoftlb!c article usually sold, There is no lGi.
Guilty attending the ting, arl when the pad is Ia,
Gated Il will retain it; position wtthou. change,
Persons ut distance un bic to call on lhe sni.
S:fihcr, EN- have the Truss sen. 10 any allrcss h
rrnttins FIVE b0LtNRS for the single truss ar
Ten for the douhic-with measure round t}c i,:,t
and stating sjlc effected. 1t will b. exchanged 10
suit ii not fitting, hy returning it ut once unsn;lc
For Sale only b. the Importer.
CALEB II. NEEULES,
Cor. Twelfth & Escc ,strcets rhiIalclohi,
- Ladies' requiring III b,nrht Of Afoch ni,.ll
Supports, owing 10 dcr3ug"mcut of the inten4l
Organs, inducing Failing of the Womb Vocal ru!
monary, hyapcpt c. Nervous and Spinal We kncss.
arc informed nT It competent and experienced
LADY will he IN Attendance attendance nj the rooms
tset apart for their exclusive usc,) No III TwELrru
St, list door below Race lIunc Div
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Five Fer CcGlt Saving E'3s.la,
o. TIE
NATIONAL S.iTETV COMPANY.

HatsW ST.. Sonti.~sst Cor Tli.h ST., P4ib.dr.
I'o"fc1ATFo NJ Tnr STATE OF PEVyH ~ 1871
L,!YE PER CENT interest i. given rnl tl,o ,nnp-
l. oy is always p,il bark wherever il j. cglcl far
without the necessity of giving notice FIR it bogo C.
hand.
People who have ire sHir2 M their mo~cv in
this Saving Fund on account OF .hc superior fly
small. is resolved
This Saving Fund has moro THIN half 4 million
OF !oHHa eu.cly invested fJg the SO. y Of &c.
posi;o.j.
The III. SO i oTon to receive IN ply n;onny every
day From o clock in the morning ill or.o.k i,
the evening. and On Monday and ThulsLy cYp-
ming. TIL o'clock
People who have money to r!}i in. ara lntit.G 70
call at the Office for further Information.
HENRY J.. BENNIli. Ircsi lent.
ROBERT SELLER DitH, Wee i1csi.!cnt
WIN, j. EEED, Secretary.
September ,. iSjit If
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DESERVED PrNTsHMENT,-Danic Chand-
Ter. of Concord, N. H., has been sentenced to
the Stufe Prison for life, on conviction of hay
ing altered a switch, which caused train of
cars to be thrown from the track Of the Con-
cord Railroad
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SorADRoN Fer Charlottesville steamer
Princeton will convey Mr.. Charge Wheeler
and Mr.. Ex-Consul Fahcns TO Pensacola,
where. IT is said, they will transfer themselves
to the frigatc Columbia, which will be there
for the purpose.-The force for the harbor of
San Juan will consist Of the Columbia, the
race Independence, which is to put in there
on her way to the Pacific, and the Princeton
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nOiD NOTICE,

ri Office is hereby given to whom ii may
~ concern, that application will be made 10
tho County Commissioners of Cecil counts,
at ther first regular meeting after the }Uil
day Of October next, to appoint examiners to
view and alter the 18th and Sth lines pr the
Public Road l;uowG.as the ,.Thankscss mo-
where it passes through the property Of Ann
and Hannah Kirk. ISeut. 80. 1851 wv
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PoTATOEs.-Evcn as late as the beginning
OF the 18th century, potatoes were sold in
England for two shillngs per pound, for the
Queens table, and were used as fruit, ba-
kcd in pies, seasoned with spices and wine
and sometimes eaten with sugar,
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+. CATIIERwOoD, an artist of celebrity and
merit, was among the passengers lost on
board the steamer Arctic when she went
down. He was the companion of the famous
traveller, John i. Stephens, in Central Amer
lea, Egypt and the Holy Land. and drew
sketches Of scenes and rains which illustrate
the works of that author. In late years he
painted the panorama ofJcrusalcm, Lima,
otc.
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70 Beef and Pork Butchers,
PRIVATE FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
T.. as. DYEplEE. g. EsEsO'S
IMPROVED
SAUSAGE OR PIE MEAT CUTTER
FOR 1891.
Y PATENT APPLIED FOR. 81

~ PATENT APPLIED FOR. g.
ETNl!iS celebrated Machine is warranted with pro-
l. per care and use. to cut or mincc lbs, of fine
meat per minute; on 2l0 lbs per hoUrnot Liable to
get out of rcpa r. and easily operated by small
boy. The simplicity of construction and the cas-,
with which every part, subject TO wear, may be re-
placed, serve to recommend this the cheapest and
most perfect machine ever invented. Being made
entirely Of Iron with or two cXccpions) rcnd
it much more durable than those usually made Of
wood, and much easier kept sweet and clean, and
warpiug and swelling when necessarily used, rs
Is the case with all others.
n. b. One great objection to Meat Cutters is that
the knives are stationary. In our machine the OBJ
il,5n is "h";a."l as the knives can BIG taken out
cleaned and put back in a minute. The machine il
regulated for cult NJ fine or coarse meat by putting
in more or less knives. .-Y'It is warranted to cut
Sausage or Pie meat equal to any Machine in the
country, both as regards quantity or quality. Also
warranted to cut times the amount and of n better
quality than any cutter at the price,--Again, less
complicated, more durable, requiring less power to
operate it than any similar invention ofthc Age.
p The Maryland State Agricultural Fair and the
Maryland Mechanics institute, awar4od this ma
chine II first class Premium in the years 1851 ~,
SO; and cncomiums of the like tatarng charac'er
from discriminating Judges, have on all occasions
of competition, favored this useful article. Retail
price 50 50.
A first rate article of Sausage Suffer or Filler re-
tail from 81, $. So So. s. 80,
n. b. Agricultural Implement Makers and Ven
ders. Hardware Merchants and others, would do we'll
to take this machine on sale, owing to its popularity
and the liberal discounts made to the trade The
article is bound to be in the possession of every far
ner and private family. We have in store and ready
for the season about 1000 Cutters, for which So
licit buyers, Wholesale and Retail.
Il: b. DIDIER & BRO,
No. 81 n. pAcA ST., BALTIEoRE, Mo
Sent 16 '5I-3m .
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VALUE or A IErsBAND.-The judiciary
committee of San Francisco reported in favor
of paying Mrs. Grccnnow, formerly of Wash
ington, $4,000, as compensation for the
loss of her husband, who was killed by fall
ting from ono of the bad sidewalks the CITY.
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REMOVAL OF
J. L. HEAID'S
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
ESOOK s. sG'AyEDNEaeE STORE,


Es0OfA s. STATIONERY STORE,
Rag dnd Paper Warehouse, Book B,,n..ry md
BlanE Book IUamjuciory,
No. l27 Narhct 81, Wilmington, Del.
FTN'!E subscriber is now fully prepared to offer to
L the citizens OF delaware and adjoining Counties
more than ordinary Inducements 70 slcurc their
patronage.
Tho cItrc arrangements Of hi: NEW STORE and
establishments have been effected with TIE DIES: IN
ant discrimination Of bong enabled 10 supply goods
IN Quantities either large small! with pronptncss
i'll good order at the cheapest rates and 80 as to
warrant iut! satisfaction.
The purchases uf the concern are made for Cash
IN quantities, and at the A:cun sales. thus cnsur-
ing the lowest rates, AMI mt the same time a moro
general assortment of goods than can be met with
in any single Book ard Stationery Store in the are-
cities
In addition to other facilities a BOOK BINDERy
and BLANK BOOK MANuFACTOHY with new
improved tools. and additional workmcn. viii guar
antee ling ord rs for Ruling aud Tor the Manutlc-
tnrc OF Blank Books to any pattern with pness
CHI np|y, and in the best manner.
without attempting TO specify, particular attcn-
ton is called to full assortment Of the latest cd
ions OF
Standard and New School Books,
Choice and late miscellaneous iitcra-
tnie. Ma gaines Periodicals and cheap
Publ cations, Juvenile Books Of every
style and plice. Geo volumes OF the sun
day Schoo! mon Publications., Blank Books
ready made OF all ordinary patterns Wri-
ting, Printing, Wrapping and Fancy Pa.
per. Magistrates Lawyers, and other
Blacks. staple ind Fancy station
cry IN great quantity and in great
variety, &c &c.
Storckccpcrs. Traders and Teachers will bo f,rr.
ishea at liberal discount and CONSUMERS will have
heir demands supplied ut low rates white our Gus
toners shall all be dealt with on the principe of
Entire satisfaction or no sale
oil arc respectfully invited to call aid examine.
j. 7. IIEALD.
No l2I Markc; street.
Der 81, 81. Wilmington. De,
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NNUItV.oI d. . IT EN-
October J., lSol-GW. Admir-.

rHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
/ scri r Cecil county, l~.h Obtained from
the Orphans Court Ct said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate Of
Zachariah i. GrahGm,
late Of said county, decd. All pcrs ems having
claims against the said deceased, arc h,rcby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
i.h day OF August, 1855,
they may otherwise by law. he excluded from
all benefit ofsaid estate. All persons Indebted
TO said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under nv
hand this lith day Of October, 1851.
JOHN B. GRAHAM
October, II, ~ CIV Admir-.
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CHAPLAIN OF I.EGArIoN.-Rcv. +. D. G.
Prime has gone to Rome, to take charge of
the American Protestant Chapel in that city,
which is connected with the American Lcga-
ton, as successor to the Rev. Mr.. Baird.
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SNow.-Thc ground was covered with
snow to the depth of two inches in Montreal
on Monday morning. The hills of Vermont
were likewise white with snow on the same
day.
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DIII& Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scribcr Of Cecil cpuntyi has obtained from
the Orphans Courtpf said county, letters Of
Administration on tlfe personal estate Of
Fredus =. Owens,
late of said county, d ed. III persons lav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, Oh or
be fore the
18th day Of September, 1855,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
al benefit Of sail estate. Ar pcrspns indcbt-
ted to said estate, are requested to make in-
mediate payment to the subscriber Given
under my hand this It'll dry ut October,
1854.
AMBROSE b. OWENS
October II, 1S5l-Gw. Admir-.
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OH WHAT BARGAINS!

A RE to be had at ASII'S, nearly opposite the
"A Fountain Inn, Main Street, E!kon, Nd.
You Farmers who getting high prices for
grain 90 with the crowd there, to lay in fail stock
of Clothing. Cloths Satinctts FLANNEL, Nasiins
Boots, shoes, las Caps aud Groceries, all would
DO Wei to call ard SET them, Oct 7, u.
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LITERARY MArTERs.-It is stated that a
literary, gentleman of New York, is writing a
lie OF Horace Greedy, to be, published about
New Years Day. FITS said to be full of
anecdotes Of that most eccentric gentleman.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A j SCOTT BRO. have just opcncl ,he'r new
"A. stock Of Fail and Winner Goods embracing
larger, choiccr and cheaper ass'rmcn. III N they
have ever heretofore offered to the pub is,
. Gall and see them. opposite the Fountain Inn.
before purchasing c's where, if you want bargains.
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