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SEASONED LUMBER

and building material
Anthracite and Bituminous COAL.
BAR IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PLOWS,
and CASTINGS, GRAIN, GUANO, FISH,
SALT AID PLASTER. Agent for the sale
of E. Roberts SOAP AND CANDLES. all
Of which nc is prepared to sell on pleasing
terms, and hopes by strict attention and uni
form prices to receive IA share Of the patro,
mage 50 literally bestowed on the old Firm,
EDWIN j. RlNEHART.
4 nril S--cw
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GUANO AGENCY.

NN7E are prepared TO purchase and ship
w PERUVIAN GUANO, in any quantity
not less than one ton. The Guano will always
be bought and taken direct from the ships or
the warehouses of the Peruvian Agent. in this
city. and may therefore be relied on. The
terms are 5000 per ton Of 2240 lbs. md 81
commission, payable in cash and Baltimore
funds, drayase and any necessary Incidental
expenses TO he added.
Should there be any change made in the
price by the Pnrnvian Governments Agent
here, my rates will still be S beyond their
price from the date of the change.
MEXICAN GUANO.-Those wanting Mex
lean Guano, will be furnished al the Importers
price, and 81 commission for purchasing and
shipping. SAMUEL SANDS,
Publisher American Farmer, Baltimore
Apr 10 3w
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Sa3G.aR FACTORY.

THOMAS c. C.fZiER, (iate of Bahimore.)
D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IL the public that he has commenced the
above business in Elkton, in the new building
OF "Johns"n's Hotel" Where he will, in a
short time, be enabled TO supply he trade with
all kinds of SEGARS of his own manufacture
as good and on as fair terms as they can be
procured from the cities.
The best of CHEWING TOBACCO AND
SNUFF. Also, Trunks, UMBRELLAS, CAR
rET-BAGs, SATcHELs, rEN-KNIvEs, SIssoRs,
RAzoRs, &c., On hand, which he will sell at
small profits.
p. S. What he sells will be as represented
April 9Th, lS54-3ms.
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IT, There is no better advertising medium in
the State of Maryland, outside the city Of
Baltimore, than ''IHe Cecil Wig" Cecil is
thriving county--its inh'bitants are buy
ing and a paying people, and immense amounts
of goods are bought from Baltimore and Phil
adelphia by our merchants. City merchants
and manufacturers, would not fail to find it
to their advantage to advertise in this paper.
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PORT Deposit
FOUNDRY Il FlAS'A7ETs, SEEtEs.

Eba NkpssN Il Sl&GHsSGI SEECE'.
sNllE undersigned, having taken lhc abuye
a establishment on his own account informs
his friends AMI the public, that having lnadq
arrangements with the very best worn lncn, lie
is now prepared 10 fl Il orders for castings
and machinery Of every kind, at the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron, coal, &C., he faters himself hat
he can do work on terms that wi make it an
object with those having work in his line of
business. to alonise him.
Especial attention will be paid to all kinds
of Mi and Factory work. Always on hand
md for sale to the trade
Plom Castings, Cart and U'ogon Boles,
Sores, Hoiioc-rarc. Store Tea ketfiss.
Tlat bottom d., Furnaces, Tin Fare. &c.
Orders solicited and promptly ate nded to.
f. ID. McCLENAHAN.
The business wi be under the management
f Mr.. Henry Newsham, a practical mechanic,
nd for many years associated with oae Of the
argcst machine shops oil Philadelphia, who
wi devote all his energies and experience TO
he prosecution Of The business.
Plans and drawings made free of expense for
persons wishing TO have work executed.
i. d. McCLENAHAN, Proprietor.
II. NEwsFAM, Manager.
Port Deposit. Junc IS
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1NllS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, TLa,lhc fro
L scribcr ofCecil county, has obtained Tcs-
the Orphans Court Of sarI county, lellcrssub-
tamenlary on the personal estate Of
Samuel Martin iale;
late OF said county, deed. All persons having
claims against the said decd, are hereby warn
ed TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. en- OF before the
2S,h day Of February, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. All pei sons indebted
to said estate, are requested TO make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day OF April, 1854.
BENJAMIN W. HARRIS,
Apr Is, 81 CIV Exec'r.
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TnE MYSTERIOUS MusKEr5.--Tilo bark
Grapcslot, with George Laws muskc;s on
board, was at last adyiccs lying at the Balizc,
mouth of the Assissppi.-Thc New Orleans
Delta says that the Spanish Consul in that
city was so alarmed by her arrival that he
Immediately chartered aytSscl and despatch
cd intelligence Of the fact to Cuba.
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DgsHLgEgEE,

TltE Co-partnership heretofore existing lc-
l. tween the undersigned. under the firm OF
TONE x RINEllART. is this day dissolved
By mutna! consent, Jacob Tome retiring !rom
the business. Each partner is authorized to-
use the name of the firm in the settlement OF
its business. JACOB TONE.
EDWIN J. RlNEliANT.
Port Deposit. March .5th. 1911.
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The wife of Santa Anna, dictator of Mcxi-
co, was horn in Wcstcrloo, Albany, county
y. Y. Fairly in life she became an actress
and first met Santa Anna at Havana while
fulfilling an engagement there, at one Of the
theatres. Her maid,n name was 1apaugh,
but On going Oh the stage she assumed all
other
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ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern that application will he made to
the County Commissioners ofCccil county at
their frSt meeting after the 18th day of May,
next, to appoint three persons as Examiners
10 view and lay ont Il public road beginning
near Hiram Taylor's saw mill in the 9th Dis
lrlct, and running through lands of John S.
Terry, George Gerry and Joseph Roman, to
lntersect the road leading from Rowlandsville
to Battle Swamp, at point near the Bridge
over the Octoraro at Rowlundsyilp.
April 18th, 1851
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their stated session in May
next, to locate and open public road from
the public road leading from New Leeds to
Cherry Hill, on the line between John W.
Miller and Robert Gregg, and through lands
Of said John W. Miller and Thomas Spence
to the lands of Cecil county Aims House and
the Marley property, thence on the line be-
tween tho two last named properties to the
Aims House
Given under my hand this a0th day of March,
1851. THOMAS SPENCE.
April LIST, 1854 4w
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime timothy seed, for
sale by EDMUND BROWN, JR.
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Phil. VII. and But. RaU Road Line
e.. &C., & : s;.{;s2 Ill.,
~ Office e.

WAS committed to the Jail of Montgomery
w county on the aith ulimo, a NEGRO
MAN, calling himself JIM COLE. jim is
bright mulai,o, with straight black hair; and
his upper front teeth somewhat dceayed; he is
about five feet ten inches hish-ralher slender
made, and says he is about thirty years ofage.
The owner of the above described negro is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be re-
leased according to law.
NJ FIELDS, SHERIFF.
prl S-Jw,
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ARrS EEH

NOR SALE OR RENT.-Thc subscribers
l. will sell o rem, his Foundry situated in the
Town EFFORT Deposit. Attached to it is a water
power which can be applied 10 other purposes
beside the use of the foundry. This Fuvpiiy
has done, AMI is capable Of doing large and
profitable business. Possession gwen i:nluc-
iatcly. Apply to p. w. WEBB.
June II If Port Deposit.
Elkton. do 80.
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GIVE hope such of oar subscribers and
advertising customers rs are in arrears, will
not think it too much OF IL dun if we ask that
seeing we have been at great expense in
procuring new press and new type-they
will pay us the amounts due by them without
delay. All money mailed to us, when regis
tered by postmastcrs, shall be at our risk.
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Destruction OF BIEDs.-Tl!c New York
Tribune states that TIE extraordinary snow
s;orm which commenced ON Friday evening
last, and continued at intervals till Tuesday
of this week, has proved NEST fatal to Tie
robins through all that region. One farmer
in Wcstchcs,cr county says he could Lave
picked up a bush,l ofthem dead on his farm.
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OAW.A MENl Al,

iiissSHsg,sA. UAW MEWIAI
r s"Aa9 nH1 '' yIo~ THSss;
--&esS.-- SHRUBS, PLANTS, VINES, RIOS
ES, &C., in great variety and size, suiIan!c fer
planting the present season. Cultivated and
for sale al the Nursery and Garden OF the sub
scribcr, and at his stands in the City. In tue
MARKET, below Sixth ST., philahclia.
All Orders carefully attended 10, and for
ward with dispatch Catalogues furnished On
application, Address
S. NAUPAT.
apr. y I'm. Rising SIN p. q. Fhtid.
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TIE WHEAT CRop.-Thc Rockville ND
Journal says the growing wheat in that coun-
try presents most beautiful appearance.
The prospect G! large crop is very !lattcr-
ing, notwithstanding the 90. back it received
during the unfayorablc weather Of February
and March,
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HE CAR OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY East In
dia paper of Feb. 10TH says chat the famous
Car Of Juggelnauth of Muhcs, near Sera,n-
pore, was totally destroyed by fire on the
Light of Monday last, and the "Odekurics, -"
o. proprietors of Juggcrnauth, have emerged
in grief. attributing the accident to the fury
of the gods for causes of which they were not
cornlZaIt."
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NOE'Hs,II.

A 7 \ MEETING OF TIE STOCKI!OID
"A Frs of the Farmers Steam Accnmn 0
dation Line Of Nd, held in Elkton on the Is
of April, the following persons were clectct
DfTcctors
GEORGE MEALS, Henry l.. CAV,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN, 6. VI. ELDRIDGE,
EDWIN WILMER.
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DR.. Achilli, whose legal tuSSlc with Dr.
Newman, some three years ago, occupied the
attention of all Christ,ndon, is now quiet
resident of the village Of Morri:ania, West
chester county, Ny.
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HOPEWELL.
Classical and Mercantile School,

FT1iiE SUMNER SESSION OF this School
Il will commence on the first THURSDAY
i'll May. Forparticulars address, at NoEcucH,
Chcs er Co., Pr.
JAS. Z. DORAN. \. NJ.
Apr. - i'm Principal.
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The CoASTING TRADE OF ENGLAND OPEN
Ell TO FoREIGN Observation-Disclosures has
been received in Washington, at the State De-
lartmcnt, froln Albert Davy, Esq, United
States consul at Leeds, of the passage of an
act of Parliament by which the whole coast
ing trade of the United Kingdom is now
thrown open to foreign ships, and they will
he subject to the same regulation as British
ships so employed, and will pay no higher
rates of duties, tolls, and charges. Passcn-
ger steamers, carrying passengers from one
place to another on the coast of the United
Kingdom, will be subject TO the provisions of
the steam navigation act of 1851.
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LARGE CROPS OF CoRN.--It is stated that
the Farmers of Queen AIMS county, Nd,
anticipate, in view of the war in Europe u
continuance of the high prices of brcads!uils,
and are, therefore preparing to plant very
large crops of corn. This, it is presumed,
will be the case with the farmers generally
throughout The country.
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THE GADspEH TREATY. The vote on the
rejection of this bill has been II, considerod.
and there is some prospect that it will yet le
passed in an elnasculat,d form the territory
ccdcd having been curtail,d and the money to
be paid TO Mexico cut down to seven million
of d,llarS
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Rev. j. c. Richmond, the american clergy
man who was sometime since arrested in AUS
tia, is said to be now in the Turkish camp,
acting as the correspondent CT the London
Daily News.
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NTRS. BELTS CELEBRAT SUPPOR-
I'VE TIERS FOR LADIES' approved and re-
commended the Medical Profession through
out the United States, will be found to be the
most valuable, as they are the most neat and
scientific Supporters that ever were intro
dured.
The support and ease they afford by wear
ing thcm combine to give them most extern
Slve sale; many thousand ladies are now wear
ing them with ease, comfort and advantage.
We send free OF charge by mail, full directions
enclosed. Prices moderate.
Address JAS. BELTS, No 321 Walnut st..
Apr - In PHILADELPHIA.
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lower fnu OF Vest
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday ami
Saturday evening, at o'clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at o'clock, and l!avre de Glacc at
6 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster Capt. J. W. ToM-
LINsoN leaves same place every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evening al O'Clock. Re-
turning, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening at O'Clock,
and lfavre de G'ace at O'Clock, p. NJ.
C151Passage 80 cents.
Uy-Freighls received daily until O'Clock,
carried at low rates, and carefully attended 10.
G3-Duplicate receipts for Frcshts will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at IIavre dc Grace win attend 10
forwarding any merchandise consigned 10 him,
for any Point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or
will re-ship freiahts intended for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR. Agent. II. de Grace
JACOB TOME, ror, Deposit.
ry-The Steamboat "JUNlATA,o Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered a any time.
N. b. Gram purchased nj the highest mar.
ket price at the Warehouse of J. Tome, Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano. Plas-
Ter, Fish and Salt. TAprltf
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Revenge.


BY SARAH j. Z. wnITTLEsEy.
I wish he'd never said a word,
And walked my quiet heart;
Ills better not to know at all,
Than only know in part.
I'd like to know if | have not
Endured Il years suspense,
In two intcrminablc weeks
OF agony intense
lie thinks he's very polite
In forming such plot
T"rlagne my heart, inquistive-
I'll show lin he is not.
just let ne get the whole of it
Once, from the teasing man,
Then lie may smile compIaccntly,
And triunpli--if he can.
] would not let him know, for worlds,
That he has vcXcd ne thus,
For in his soul, of sclfconccit,
Thcrc'd be an ovcrplus!
lie thinks he's learned quite perfectly,
TO plague me, and to please,
But let me get the secret then
I'll teach him hop to tease!
LovELASrs, VA.
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AT a meeting Of the Directors, held at the
same date and place, Wdwin Wilmer was
elected President, and Geo. W. Mclean Sec
rotary and Treasurer TApr Is I'm
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Louis NAPOLEON AND AUsTRIA.-Thc last
mails from Europe brought to this city more
than one letter from very reliable sources,
saying that Louis Napoleon has distinctly nc
tilted the Emperor of Austria, that if he shows
the slightest disposition to side with Russia
in the war, he the French Emperor) will
raise the standard Of revolt in Hungary and
Lombardy. This information we know to
I've relied on i'll foreign diplomatic circles and
therefore, place implicit confidence in it.
HGstiaefon Siur.
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Rank NOtiCc.

CECIL BANK, March %, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
Nv for nine Directors to serve the ensuing
year, will be held at the Banking House on
Monday, the LIST day Of May next, between
the hours of . and O'Clock T. NJ.
Apr 4w }. TOME, Pres.
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o. Rellcrs m1 Correspondents.

D5-On the last page there is an enigma for
the young folks.
D5"No. III of the series of articles on
s.Popular Eduction'' will be printed next
week. These articles are worthy ofattcntion.
GI5"Wc have from the pen Of o. G. Whit
tlcsey Esq, Of Virginia, a line little poem on
sclshhess, which We will print next week.
C-yr'Our first page has well written origi-
nal article and several that are interesting
under the miscellaneous head. To the one
relative to Birds, in the Agricultural Depart
mcnt, we invite especial attention.
l-rDuring the winter we published a series
of excellent Letters from the West and South
West, by .E. f. E.,'' Il gentleman Of this
county, at that time travelling in those parts
of the Union. About two months ago we
printed No. ri of the series, written in Texas
and describing Il portion of that State. He
has furnished us lutcl! with Sketch Of Teras, ,
which will be printed in our next number md
which will be followed by others in the sue
cecding weeks. They promise to be very in
teresting articles.
IT, Here is a well turned little cn,lson
from the pen Of a lady who has long been Il
favorite with the re adcrs of The Wig:
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sc gssNy~sgi,tie E.0t3siaaH,
and an unsurpassed lot e
GROCERIES ST.

and an unsurpassed lot tf
GROCERIES, sc.
Come one, cone all, and examine for your
selves, anI You will always fluid something
worthy Of your attention. Thankful fer the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me-, |
would solicit continuance OF the :ainc, hop
ing by close application TO business and selling
goods cheap, (adhcring 10 the Cd motto Of
quick sales and small proiils,) TO give general
satisfaction.
n. b. Country Produce taken at the high
est market rates III exchange for goods.
Apr J. B. ASH.
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BosroS, April 20.-lt is currently report
ed that the Bank of Castlcton Vt, has stop
ped. Its bills were refused to day by the
Suffolk Bank.
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lust RECEIVED A choice lot of plain
u plaid and igur d Delanes; also, a ncw.tyl,
Of cotton CT shmerc, selling at very low figure
jan 2S y. J SCOTT & BRO. y
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INVENTIVE SKILL knows no bounds. In
the list Of patents issued from the Patent or
flee during the past week, wcnoticc first that
philos Blake, of New Haven, Conn has OBJ
tanned one for improved oystcr-knife: sec
ondly, Wm ii. Towers, of Philadelphia, for
improved machine for opening OYSTERS
and a third gentleman, Lawson p. Reach. Of
Baltimore, has obtained patent "for i'm
provement in cooking oysters" Nature
teaches us how to eat them--Iaw, roasted
stcwcd or fried. A patent for an improved
ty-tlap"is found in thelist. Why not adapt
it to the capture of mosquitoes ?-Bah. SIN.
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's'seg STEEiS S.AhK;
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN ELKTOfT.

In Lila lUlv.
9Gl virtue OLA Decree passed by authority
- Of the Hon. Albert Constable, Judge,
sitting in Equity, the undersigned as Trustees,
will otter at Public Sale, at the Court House
in Elkton, on
Thusdoy, he 27M dag Of april,
1854. all the right, title, and interest of the
heirs of Augustus Miller deceased, in all the
following described PROPERTY whole clear
Of the widows dover:
No. J. The HOUSE {; LOT now
occupied by Munson :, Bro, and Fl >,
Mrs. .tramn,a Foard, as Il Jcwtl Try .sssSss.,,s ai
Store, Ac., and owned equally by :i,sFiA
said heirs and VIM. Torbcrl rs Tel ------a
ants in common.
No, ,. The HOUSE & LOT oc-
1f-aatrrs cupicd by Earle < Crcsweil asa Law
i'ss.s.ssss5s Z Office, and owned equally by said
i'!AhgA'a Heirs and Bcrj. +. May as Tenants
-- in common.
No. 8. The HOUSE and LOT, oc-
rupicd rs Il store and dwelling by r-r:rg=r,,
ThomasC. Crouch, and owned equal i..,,tt,M
ly by said Heirs and Jacob c. How ..HgI "a
ard, s Tenants in common. A
No 4. The STORE and LOT occu-
r;r1.tr.r pied by Bratton < Reese, and owned
'..s.Sssi;Ss equally by said Heirs and Jacob c.
,:i'afia Howard as Tenants in common.
No. ). The APOTIIECARY SHOP
and LOT occupied by Doct. Mitchell ;--AfLer
and owned equally by said Heirs and :siSXSss,,,S
Jacob c. Howard as Tenants in com i.Na,N
mon.
No. G. The STORE HOUSE and lot
yrsssza occupied by Bratton & Recess and
i.sns.ss owned equally by said Heirs and
:iS15iH Jacob {. Howard rs Tenants in COM
mon.
This property all lies on MAIN STREET,
directly opposite the Court House, and in dicid-
eddy the most eligible situation in the Town
for business purposes.
All the Houses mentioned are built of
BRICK, except the shop occupird by Dcct.
Mitchell and the Store House rented by
Grafton Y Reese. The property is under
tenancy until the 18th day OF March 1865.
Rents for the present year reserved.
THE TERMS or SALE as prescribed by
the decree are as follows: One third ofthe
purchase money to be paid in cash on the day
Of Sale, or On the ratification thereof; one
third in six months from the day of sale. and
the balance in twelve mcnths from the day Of
sale; or the whole in cash. at the option Of
the purchaser; the credit payments to bear
interest from the day of sale, and to be sccu-
red by the notes or bonds of purchasers, with
security to be approved by the Trustees.
Sale to commence between the hours Of .
and O'Clock, p. NJ.
J. NJ. MILLER.
ALEXANDER EVANS,
April ist '5i-ts. Trustees.
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NOTICE.

TENEIE County Commissioners of Cecil county
L. will meet at their Office in the Cour, TinrSr
at Elklon, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF April.
inst.
All Supervisors who have not closed thcil
accounts. or made settlement with The Com.
missioners, are notified to attend HAT meeting.
or send in their accouals properly authenticate
ed, otherwise these who have balances due
them will not be paid in the levy Of 1871, AM
against those indebted legal proceedings will
in all cases be instituted.
The Collectors OF the several districts are
also, notified to return Il lis, ollhcir new as
seSsmenS, on or before that day.
BY Order p. c. RICKETTS,;
April 10, 1851 I'm Clerk.
FENl(IS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
D. scrbcr OF Cecil county. has obtained Fl III
the Orphans Conrr OF said county, letters
Iestamcnlary on the personal estate Of
William llowett,
late Of said county, deed. All persons having
Claims against The said decd. alc hereby warn
ed 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers there
ofduly authenticated, on or before the
/ It'll day OF April 1855,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Allpersons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of April 1851.
SARAH IOWETT,
Apr Is, "a Exec'lry.
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CONTTNsi ATION.

TE7llE subscriber bcgs leave TO inform bis
a. friends, and the public generally, that
having taken tie old stand for the purpose Of
conductnga
EUsslEcr Commission business,
he will keep constantly on hand an extensive
assortment Of
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Pert Deposit.
A New and Elegant Hall
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80 By 81 FEET. has been recently
;stz5tze- erected and handsomely fitted up,
l,s5ts,r, for public purposes.
L:isist'M Apply to
EDWIN WILMER.
Feb Is 3Ii Pur. ElLNSit.
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NOR SALE.-Timothy; Timothy Il Herd;
A. and Timothy x Glover. Apply to
THOMAS RICKETTS,.
Apr -, ~ Near Eikton.'