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A MIGHTY TRIUMPH m NJrpICtyy
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-. 1900 - 'sIur III - " W IN1ge ttt date above
+. CaAsnrRl.rx, seeyy. " II RANSOM
MIGHTY TnlrMpm IN MEDICINE.
AAS0NfC CERTTFICdTE
e.. p ear. s s,rR, .,s sc" FL, C ri'h yogr !,qns., =. ~. aSdsf:isn.
re: ,sG'i 10 q NY j,Sst ,nGs IN So .s ED 81 -; our ai.snt.on "a, q.
Jasper, who hsdteen ,te'ted Tor scrofni, Ti,hou, sS.Sttin: y = cure .
ia,Is - q ,G %f .SIts 81 Il, = g,. .rs, With some nG Oihsf, e. me Y..o>it
aa%ini,,ff you, .IlXiR VIII, and th.i after be had taken Il
veil man. Respectfully, Ac,
~ rursn.cn. vT"P r. = SShcn'
Mr.. n. Burrov.
Fer iumor,, determinations, venere,iand Marc ,rr., Diseases.
IL 10 the only infsilbie specific. dei-sS Nv
al B,RsELs G. COFFEE SUGAR. Jus, received, fer sale by
~ uHU JAS. WINSTON.
ENlooniNG ~TL,Ik.-lasyoOo fee, / inch Dressed n @ r.oor.
dele DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
CANDLLs.-so OOIe, jackson. superior "ousd" Candies,
dele DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
SPECiAL N~OTICE-RANKs or NORTH CAROLINA
- b.ns o. Ihe state Of North cswlins
wads,b"rOueh ofS. "
aSS S.sr s,nt eu,, Of That State nov considered good, viib. re.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
f ~ s cf ys%s Sp Sga; gnaGS none, An e, 70. .nG are no. .n,ou. to se,
something really nice in the clothing line. "'s
S S:s-N' assortment is y WI s'C& sv,v
sGmhDNsSA ASs-Eii,e from the Mss. u
L.. Ga .pd young .ss.p. sss!ff p.ts,
And be.rit With an honest heart.
who MISE. or who win, the prII.
But, u you tal OF il you rise,
re each, pray God, q gentleman
this Is the mott rcnsrtsSis work Of as,iep he ssaS o, 10 a,fsS.',
ssF;''eS GEORGE N. WEST, ~r,shsess Bookstore.
Next door TO Poet ofce
villa III r.,r;. : .ad, 10 b. had
tde"l kLAh 4 MOORE, Cary street.
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" n 2. FLEA6ANTs, IIerk.
GScEGS }. scNHMSLL, Superintendent. ,oon n.

'eNth stB-thiBiR CONTINUES in the Aue,iona ami co,nI..I..
"n,ihs. tr me sale Of slaves only, ana respectfniiy rrosss,.
~ hsNinE such property to disp ose o. 10 viyr him =, ~ -.
ne Us eonhdenti roa his long experience In the ,rade. 70 he i.hGGs
- 'c tn'ift satisfaction to all vko feel DISPOSED 10 ron.;y, ~ -
p."P%ry' ! nm ior sale, Ss ihey may reg, assured ;ha, eycry y.
,n,Jt.%;r" w az naI o e used 70 obtain the highest market yaln.-
Puuc w privately. Persons a. = distance rn-,i,y Il, -,
saves O. sale, viii on their arrival At the dcrot, ADD aus ~
.s H.,s m.' WEI my servant Davy. who viii aka char.s Of th.i.
.estoTs and deliver them 10 me. All comrurications viii ~ !" =.
sr5S F"F"' BENJAMIN DAVIS,
No. IS w ~ lstr.nt IL. na-rr
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HACK MAIL.

-, HENVK MAID.
OTIOE AS ] am not In the habit Of Lowing n, ,rr N,,
~ wiz give my customers that advantage In the prJces Of ubci
goods MAT they are now paying extras At other houses for m,
,,ppor,o on that h,nttcr, the Black Nall Don't forget The place
dele IL ~ ,,,-
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IS TORY. "'"""' " "hANh BOOK nANCFAC-

rom NJ Richmond Examiner:
"ba,I hiNs'S:..J.w Randolph exhibited asteieh boob, the en-
tre binding and finishing q which " as done By men In h, rm,Iov
sh,eh was Inferior In n. particular to the fines, fancy WORK we
~ ,.ts y : G Imported from Europe. The binding 10 IN panel
style, OF Turkey Morocco, beautifully gifted and colored and 4,
really worth seeing. His specimen, Of q Journal and LrJ,sr ~
.u'Ihs, binding and all made by his employees. are splendid. lie
!, . h.o = 'p,eimen Of muslin binding, very pretty Clerks and
herehan'', VII" wish TO open new setts Of hooks early in M.
Street. - n YIN
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6is'tAi-i. q 10. beg 90 assure their friend, tbs. ,,,L- =.
NJ clrcsm.ti7ce will the distribution be postponed b. yona ,bo
Wy. ~ nentGnsi ilte, anu they hope. hy energy and The CT. one
rAion oil sar!r patrons, to bring the en;eTprs. 10 a
Il AVN pern.n, liz Thi-h case tn" notice viii be given.
Oncc, fsG troadway, new York
,oouoo Presents TO be given To the purcha.er, NJ, N. ,,,..
u eleS1at engraving OF ere CHARACTERIZATION Of t;rory. -.
;"n frs,i. EN-; Of ,hs unnsd States FROM tie celebrated psin,inr
!. - q LsGrrh'. Price o. engraving t. One Dollar vhies
lowing lies " magnificent gifts, N fi-
t. val-- ef th- Presents. A. pr,I,. ~,
for the purpose, Is 3 iI6.utO, a. fIos,. "'4'' CHOSEN
4 spiruli- farm o u th- fIri.o, giy
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NoaroLK, December 16th.
Bacon. Hams. prime. Iaxala; Hog Round Io,loxe. Cotton
per d. 'Stc. Corn, White, prime. IS; yellow ID, wanted
receipts light, 1880; Mi.ei do -. Flour, Pine, sx 20; supernns
sSt'ia; Extra, urn. ioalos: Family icH all. Shingles. Cypress
~ inch Gas. Wheat white, | goa 60.
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h.a.st. IMNt sNN.. I.,II-I lls-. GI. q :,
STOCK or 100000 II E0UDSt
AL LIlsI ElE L. lsI


NJ NVST, IVN VASII.
sNTENplNG to remove in \ Nx S.eks 4, r,- ,s-
4 no. neA 'y -urleiei. and 10 max, Al ma, ,hnc &c .i g
-shi ehahgts tn ie ehaTac.er Of our business, " 4. ~ q =
ed from aud after the 18th ina .aui, to oGey onr e.,
foods. ~ VHeI Jul ehtfe stoc.
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BOOK sc. FOR TIE W0I.TDIYS,
AT THE NEW BOOKSTORE,

HOOKS, &c. FOR TIL;
AT TIE NEW BOOK TOR
1851 Vain Street,
Nearly oPposik The EIcidHy< BinE1
ENLEGANr Illustrated and STANDARD HOOKS, adopted
- siristnins and New Year Presents,
'u,ENlLn HOOKS: - very VAR. iy and price
PAPER Machine WORK BONES and pESgS
Rosewood and Nah. gany Desks and Work Boxes
Silver aud Morocco Port Nonnaies
Pearl and Shell Card Cases
God and silver PenSil Cases
GJh Pens
Rch Oil Paintings,
Choice Engravings
PtNO fORTES
MUSIC, &c, &C, &c,
Inc whole comprising n large and well selected variety OF
choice and fresh stock,
sec Low. FOR CASH. "a
4. sor 'a'eo WM. !: RrTTERs,
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EMMY FERNS NEw BOOA.-Rn,h HALF, Dom.,,,. ri.
"'hc present time, By Fanny Pern-priee fi.2j-tor sale
"y5.,, JAMES w0oDHOUsE,
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Si3O.OOO! =
"F>ShitLL CO.'S NATIONAL GIFT ENTEu.
PRISE
~'0n@"mmdt'on Certain Serenity thousand Ticket,
Airsady Soh!
oniysso.0oo to be disposed Of:
DESTRUCTION OF GIFTS TO CONE OFF wITurrr Ar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

" III GIRLS, is handsomely situated near
IL CGiomviIlH. Chester county. Ia.
The Summer session will commence ON the
DIS. day Of ri month n.Xt, and continue
twenty weeks. The course of Instruction
tinhrires all the usual BRANCHES OF thorough
English education, VITA the aAdi'i ~ Of draw
ing painting, aI! the French ianMuaac. No
GXt.I, except for tie French language, which
is ilTr duj'tgs per term. Tuition, board and
.shing, tity dollars per session, one liz in
advance and th~ .rinainl1r Ut he close otthc
trr.A.
This school WIS successfully conducted for
seven years under the superintendent OF
Charles Burlington and for the last two, by
the present Proprietor; who. by Tie GEN.
Gtrnccm"nt Of the Summer session, will be
prepared to accommodate forty pupils. Great
care vii! be taken 10 preserve tie heath. AID
Gn,rd the morals Of dose placed in lcr
rlrtrc@.
Daily aecrS, may be had 10 the school by
means of public stages passing through tac
village from West Chester, Wilmington aad
CneirHnylic. t. Circulars obtained hy adj
dressing
EDITH b. CiTALTANT, Principal,
Mar. IL, 1851. JHioarHe y. q.
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r O AID \, @ TIC L.

NTDTlCE is hereby given to all whom it may
: concern, that application will be made to
the County Commissioners Of Cecil County at
their first meeting after the 18th day fApril
next, to appoint three persons a Examiners.
to view and lay out public road beginning
Oh the West side Of Little Elk Greek, at or
pear the place where the public road lately
located from the Cherry Hill and New Leeds
road to Carriers School house, crossed said
creek, and running down on the west side of
said creek through the land Of Israel ID. Car,
ter, and passing near the site of his new Pa
per Mill, and entering the land of the Heirs
of Jehu Harlan, decd, and passing along the
west side of llailan's dana and along the west
side of llhrlan's race to the New Leeds and
Cherry Hill road and leaving said road near
y opposite the New Leeds church. and PASS
ing through the lands of John Campbcll,
Norris Lewis and the Heirs Of Richard Brook
ingsi deceased, to the Elkton and Blue Ball
road.
March Is, 1&Jl-tw
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For The Cecil Wing |
DcasEs OF Preside fsyaIaassr.

Extract from the Minutes of the Faculty OF
Delaware College
WHEREAS, it hath pleased God TO afil;ct us
by the removal of the Rev. W. S. +. CRNAM,
President Of Delaware College, and for the
first time in the history Of the institution the
Faculty meets with u broken circle, and finds
in their midst seat made vacant by death
therefore
Resolrei, That VIC hulnble our hearts before
That tIod VINO hath thus stricken us, and tho
this disPtnSttipn ofhis providence seems now
us mysterious as it is affecting, yet trusting
that what We know not now, we shall know
hereafter, we school our hearts to say, sit is
the Lord, let him do what seemcth him good
R'soired, That we chccriuliy bear record to
that uniform courtesy which marked his course
among us, to that energy and decision of
character which 80 enincntly fitted him for
his official position, and to that unvarying
christian bearing which shonc through ali his
intercourse with his colleagues in Instruction
RHsolred, That we feel that We have lost in
the departed, enc who was alike worthy of
esteem anil affection in all the relations Of
ne, an aiiectionate husband, tender parent,
KIND brother, ali Intelligent scholar, an earn
est christian, Il Conscientious miuistcr, an a bic
President, and a faithful friend.
R"sofrsd, That VIC cordially sympathiZc
with the immediate relatives Of the deceased,
ana pray that God may give consolation and
peace to their hearts and that they may real
re his presence who is II husband to the Wild
ow, a father to the fathcrlcss, and II friend
that s'icketh closer than n brother.
Res0fred, That in token of respect VIC wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Rcsoirea, That these resolutions be publish
cd, and copy sent to the bcrcayed family.
-sH'stcd: CHAS. +. FERRIS,
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kE}. LONDON kGiDitMYs

hE"' LONDJN, Chester Co"ay, P".
FE7IlE SUMMER SESSION of this im,titu-
4 ti"n "il! commence on the first MONDAY
Of May and continua i've mont! 5.
THR'Is.--B"nrdng, Tuition &c, so.
Washing, Light in private room, II odcrn
Languages and ."usic, are extras Il; moderate
charges.
This Academy is situated ina beautiful
and retired village surrounded BY an intelli-
gent and ;naG.l community. It's pupils are
to Il Very great extent uloot from those cor
r"ptinr Influences that 50 trcqcntiy hcscl
Schools of lss character 1t is confidently AS
serted thIt there arr few places more i.tvora-
hlc for study, or where youth can be cntruat-
ed wit, greater safety.
O. For Catalogues containing particulars
as to Terms, Boarding DiSciplin, &c.
Address JAMES b MCDOWELL,
Mar. II, '5l-tf TrincipDh
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20 AD NOTIC e.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom ii may
~ concern that application will be made to
The County Commissioners Of Ccci! county,
at their first meeting after the nth day of
April, next, to appoint three persons rs En-
anincrs, to close Il portion Of the Road from
Back Greek 10 Court House Point, viz: all
that portion thereof from the junction of the
lines of land owned by JOHN Randlc, George
X. Howard and John II. Dempsey, to where
the said road, (formerly called the "Dld Sod
ON Road, y connects with the road from lind-
sons Corner to Court House Point; and to
open road from Court House Point by the
most direct and eligible route to the new road
opened from Chesapeake City to Iludson's
Corner. March II al 4w
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10e AgGssT' CARRIAGES

TsfH1aTEESrn PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALE, on
d "Wednesday morning, March 18th at l0a
O'Clock, at the EnlH&sE Mra@rM, Phi!a;ltlll,,,
will b. sold, prrcmptorily, for cash, Il c"!tc-
ton Of about 30 Light Carriages, Wagons,
&c, including
10 Buggy Wagons, with Tops,
~ Buggy Wagons, without Tops,
II Light Family Carriages, for one horse.
10 jenny Lind, or standing top Buggy Wag-
ons, of Dunlap& Co.'S celebrated make, and
the balance from some Of the best makers in
this city and vicinity.
Each carriage will he warranted tic same
rs those purchased direct from the makers.
and the entire collection VIII Ds sold to the
highest blhrr
Fu!! particulars in catalogues AMI future
advertisements. May b. examined on the
day previous 10 sale.
}[J"P0rc;iis-rs from . distance are iufa2iI-
cd that the SUI" will take Place positively on
the above day. without regard to the weather
ALFRED ". IlERkNESS,
March 4tl -. 4t.Jctioncer
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The news Of the ba.tlcat Lexington on the
10Th of April lis which was despatched
south b. express reached the Head Of Elk at
! O'Clock, \. NJ, on the morning Of the 9Th,
and !tn':a"cl;s at h&if PAST nine the next
morning.
In tus',5! lT7G. &C CT the Revolution had
commenced an election was hold thrar@hout
lie Province flrdi gates 10 :, contention &c
form 4 constitution and State Government,
which assembled on the 1i;h Of mat month.
On Che 81 Of tbs following November the ";r>,
constitution WIS adopted.
Maryland supplied many ;,'i'an! troops for
lie Revolution TIE Members are show:i lay the
follcwing table which gives t!c numL,r Of
yg,lays and militia furnished.
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Il 0 AD N Office. .

ATOIlCE is hereby given to all whom ii may
! y concern that application will he made to
the County Commissioners Of Cecil county,
mt their first meeting after the llth day of
April, next, to appoint three persons as En-
aminers, to view the ground and lay out a
Public Road, direct from the village Of Chcs-
apcakc City towards Elkton, through the lands
%! Il ebert Polk aaa Levi Boullcn, starting at
the said village ami intcrSectng the great
public road, (lea,iing from flktnn down the
Pcniusrla.) AT Long Greek, or any other point
tie Examiners may deem practicable, west Of
said creek. March II "a 4w
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Cabinet Furniture & Chair w arerooms

No. 45 SOUTH ST. B.ALTIuORE, MD.
E1IlE subscriber would beg leave to call
L. Tic attention of his friends and the public
generally, to his handsome assortment of
y CABINET FURNITURE, Of super
p ior workmanship, and every variety of
=. -sekz styles and patterns, such as SOFAS;
Centre, Route, Breakfast and Dining TABLES;
Mahogany and Walnut stuffed and spring seat
CHAIRS; Tctc-aTetcs; Whatnots; Dvans; Ma
hogauy French Bcdstcads; marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, and every thing in the Cabinet
line.
ALSO, a very large and desirable assert
mcnt of cane and wood seat CHAIRS, of the
best manufacture; Arm, Office, Children and
Nurse Chairs; Scttccs; Bedstcads; Hair and
1Iusk MATTREssE; and a variety Of other arti
clcs in the housekeeping line.
U5~Ordcrs from the country respectfully
solctcd.-Thc above goods will be sold on as
accommodating terms as any house in the
country, and having large stock, offers great
inducements to purchasers.
BENJAMIN WASKEY,
No. 43 South Street, (rcd posts in iront)
n. B.-TURNITG AND SAVING done with
dispatch, and on accommodating terms, at
No. 4 SWAN STREET, opposite the Mary
land Institute, by BENZ. WASkEY.
Mar II 1874 "
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ROAD <S's'sS

NOTICE is hereby given to ali whom II may
~ concern, HAT application will be made to
the County Commissioners Of Cecil county
al the first meeting after the 18th day Of April,
next, to appoint three persona as Examiners,
to view and lay out a publie rod from Zion
towards tie Bln2 Ball, to intorscct the road
from Zion towards the Brick Meeting llousa,
beginning at or near whore the line dividing
the lands OF james Fisher and Elisha L. X irk
inter&actirg tie first mentioned road and run
ming thence along said divisional line until it
shall nterSect the line dividing said Fishers
land from that Of d. 4 l.. Sntp,ia, and thence
alon. the same and along the line Of S. +.
Garter until it shall intorscct the land Of Elihu
lIarcgln or Jacob Birrakcr, thence across the
said land until it intcrscct the line dividing
the lands Of Charles Parker and David Shop
rarl, thence along said line until it inlersccts
the last mentioned road near the shop Of Da-
vid Sheppard. Imarch 1S, 1851 4w
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Scraps Of MARYLAND History,

From the short historical account Of Mary
land in the Census Report for the State, sub
united TO Congress as 4 sample of the style in
which the Seventh Census of the country
should be published, we select the following
interesting historical items, solnc Of N,ith
may be new to the reader.
Leonard Calvert, with tie first settlers Of
the S;asc arrived n the Potomac. on the 18th
day Of March lG34-,;ust 800 years ago tllis
day.
In l6 10 the act OF religious liberation which
gave a like protection to all, Quaker, Catlio-
lie and puri AN, was passed by the Assembly
Of maryland. 1t was made an offence, pun
i>hablc by fine of ten slilngs, to stigma
,izc any in'labitant of The colony as hereto
or seliiSmatic, Or by any similar cpithct, on
account of his religious hcli,r. 1t has been
justly observed by Il recent historian, in com
mcntinG Gil this statute ''Far oven in adj
vance Of the liberation Of the present day was
the liberty Of consciencc of carly Maryland in
this respect; for it protected the feelings as
ZtnS."
On thc25th Of March, 1913, one hundred
and ninety nine years ago to-day, IL severe
battle was fought at Providence, (now An
lapolis,) between the Catholics under Gov.
Stone, who represented the Government of the
Lord PIolrc.ary, and the Puritan PARTY of
Bennett and Claiborne under Capt. Fuller
The force Of the latter was l20 men, of the
former 2G0; the Puritans were completely
victorious.
In 1860 the population of Maryland was
10000; in 1911 it had increased TO 20, 0CO.
Mention Of negro slaves is first made in the
laws of Maryland in 1868, but there can be
no doubt that the illusions in previous stat
u.es to siares, without the descriptive prefix,
referred to persons of African birth or 10 their
descendants In 1911 an act was passed to
encourage their Importation
The first post office route was established
in Maryland in 1906, and extended from The
Potomac, through Annapolis to Philadelphia.
\ number of Offices were designated on the
route, and the mail carrier was required to
traverse it eight times year. His pay was
$50 sterling annually. In 1850 there were
lO4 post routes the combined lcugth Of which
was 2,435 miles.
In 1904, when The population was llttle
oversee 900, IL destructive disease broke out
among the stock OF the farmers. and in that
and the succeeding year 25,429 cattle and
H2,3'5 hogs pe,ishcd;a loss which must have
hccn severely fit. @ .a
Baltimore was laid out in 1929. The first
newspaper was established il t.sc colony in
l745 by Thomas Green. 1t was called "Thc
Mryland Gazette"
Bradlock's unfortunate expedition was or
eanized in Maryland, and COMMENCED its
march from Frederick, just 100 years ago
this spring. In 1865 the stamp act, excited
such general indignation that the agent sor
the distribution of the stamps, ono Zacllariah
Hood, had TO hy from the province.
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PORT DEPOSIT

FOUNDRY s. GzAGNENE sEEGK'.
yEHHE undersigned, having takea Inc above
z establishment on his own account, 'inlorMS
hrs friends anI the public, that having made
arrangements with the very best workmen, he
is now prepared to Fl a orders for castings
AMI machinery Of every kind, AT the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro.
curing iron, coal, &C., he Aaiters himself that
h: can do work On terms that W maize il an
object with those having wogs in his line OF
business. 10 paTcnise hin.
Especial attention will b. pail to all kists
Of Nj and Factory work. Always on l!anh
AMI for sale 10 the trade
Fio'o C.s'i4gs, Cart aAi Hagen Dor.r,
Sores, H9ii0t"-mrrs. Store Ten E~'ic,.
ftG boi'om d., Fayaaccs, Tn f''a,e. &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
T.. d, McCLENAUAN.
The business wi he Uu'er the NINA cement
Mr.. Henry NcwSham. n practical mechanic,
nj f3c many years associated with one Of the
argeSt machine shops oil Philadelphia, who
v d"yole all his energies AMI experience TO
Ii" rr oSecHtinn Of the business.
flnas and drawings maia fee Ct expense for
persons wishing 10 have worn executed.
I. d. McCLENAHAN, Plopricior,
II. NEwsIAM. Manager.
Port ID post, June IS
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given 20 the creditors Of
~ Henry b. Brcaghton, deed, that the under
signed will be at the hotel Of Mrs. Reynolds,
in Port Deposit, on the 9th day of March
inst, to pay to such creditors as shall then
and there produce their claims properly a,l-
thcniicated a dividend of the Personal Estate
of said deceased. Interest will cease upon
all claims not presented on that day.
ROBERT 4. CROMWELL, Acting
March /, 'oI Admir-. II. B. Broughton
TIMOTHY SEED-Frime timothy seed, for
sale by EDMUND BROWN, JR.
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Mare! II 3n
E9'TEIs!.


Edward Sharplvss .lud cement before John
=. Brown, date Justice
VS.. of the Pcac. y for Sl3.-
! 30 d"bt with interest
na;liel Woods & -. :, :. '"'ih August lS3l
Richard Brookines. J till PSI Jni costs.
The subscriber having purchased The real
estate of Daniel Woods, on, Of III" above
nam. ID defond,nt; at 4 sale thereof in virtue
Of an execution issued upon the foregoing
Julgam mt. In ii, on the tw'a ty-thirl Of Do
cembcr eighteen hundred and h'tE-thrcH, by
Thomas Thac's ny Late Constable. hereby
gives notice that he intends to apply to the
Hon. Ah1rt Constable Judge of the Circuit
Court Tor Cecil county, at the unXt session Of
sud Court to hc held in ElHton on Monday
til, 3r'l dag Of ->pril next, for a confirmation
If St!l SAL. when aAl w!icr, IL" said dctun-
'..:Mt5 q" lis creditors, or amy p"ISo" or PER.
SONS claiming an interest in the matter; viii
have an opportunity Of stating th2i. %! .j,ctioas
if an thy have why the sale should not he
confirmed, anl- iurhat purpose are hereby
warned % p c&r.
The property purchased b. the subscriber
consists Of al the interest Of the said Daniel
Woods in and to all those tracts, parts Of
tracts or parcels Of Land lying ana hringin the
Fourth Election District ot Cecil county. con-
veyrd by Jacob G.. Howard and wife. Oh tn
;w~N!y-Scvruth Of May. eighteen hGn,lrcI and
t0rty-s2vy:l 20 TIE said Daniel Woods, by their
Decd Of that d tte, duly executed aHl record
ii in i4i'2"G. Nee 10. IL, fiji - one ofthc
I4,nt Record ,,,y" Of Cecil county, containing
10 acres, i0pl lai | ,erch.& n'or' or less
Tor a fiddler description Z. whl,... rcl&I.ne' is
her 'l'y mad tn the said 4 Ice, recorder az
aforesaid; saving and excepting ti.,r,tr.in .
ser rood and l rcrchCS more OF less
sold AMI conveyed on tha seventh Of S",,tl"-
,lt AL I,.t 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-25

Az AC"DHPIIS"E COL0HED SEHyANT.-It
is stated that Judge Mason, our Minister 70
France, has employed Il tall colorcd man Ct
the true Virginia type, who was taken to
Paris fifteen years ago, b. an american Min
lister, an,l who has remained in Europe ever
since. i'll the employ Of American Minister'S,
citherat Paris, in st. Petersburg Or in Gclrna-
ny. lie speaks French Russian and Ger
man, and is polite and well raised Virginia
servant united to Il Fccach dancing master.