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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-30
.rhe lsailrcad 10 new Orlea NJ.

Never, was there Il more propitious
hour than this, for our citizens 10 be
up and acting In Unison on the subject
If b Railroad to intersect The Great
Northern road. o
When the Great Northern road was
first spoken of---and it was generally
understood that II was TO follow up the
coast to this place, large body Of our
most Influential citizens, came at once
together and guaranteed TO the Com
rauy, subscriptions to the stock for at
least slo0,ooo, an now uat PROPOSE
tion comes 10 US in a ''taneeable form
to accomplish the same desired object.
every citizen IF this and the adjoining
parishes, should come upwitA all their
material aid and counsel. five are
correctly informed when the matter
was spoken Of before, a subscription
list WAS passed about town, and nearly
the 100000 now asked for subscris
bed. H.
Let the meeting called for Thurs
day, be well attended, that d full ex-
preston Of the public sense may be
had, and that we may cay to New
Orleans here We are will you meet
us half way, and shake hands ID per-
feet ami'y and friendship forever. Y
The Capitol IL your Capitol, as well as
our Capitol.- Your interest is our IN
terest, end in the common interest Of
the whole State, the interest Of one is
interest Of every one. If yeu will
join us with that greet artery Of life
the railvay--if you will only direct
our energies with yoar energies in q
common channel we will give you
short strip Of Gods Domain, up to
which you can run in dog days, and
enjoy the pure bracing air Of The couh-
Try. More than this, We will promise
As f.T
to furnish you with ss good fresh but
ter and eggs, as ever come from The
ungrateful West, where there Il no
sympathy with you, pecuniarially Or
otherwise--wbcre they would if they
could, take Of the duty Of your and
our sugar. and put their own prices on
their own vegetables and then bid
US defantly "buy them, or starye.'
Go every one to the railrced meeting
and let our bretheren of New Orleans
scc aud know, what we can do in the
way Of material aid" when our heads
are uuitcd
Tns FfRsr or MAY.--Arrangcments
are being made, TO celebrate this mos,
poetical Of all anniversaries. Tie an
.iversaries of "Great Battles" and the
birthdays Of great men, have not that
interest about them. that the celebra-
ton Of the First Of May has. We
like to look back on the path Of a
long spent life, and recur to the pleas
ant scenes pictured Ia memory that
are now included in the "by-gones ~
but which recur again, with the re-
turning flowers Of May, and the smil-
ing faces Of innocent childhood, as
they come with dimpled hands to
crown their most lovely companion,
With the sweet flowers Of spring time.
There il poetry about II, that makes
II an adversary Of the heart, and not
Of the head. Let all the young misses
assemble together on that day that the
tottering old man---on his last legs
may see what fair creatures are COM
ing up to adorn the beautiful garden
Of existence, when the gates thereof
are closed % him forevsr. s.a.
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~ On the visit Of ex-President
Fillmore to the Capitol Of Alabama,
at Montg Omery, line Of little girls
arranged in white, threw. flowers in his
path, as he entered the building, thus
presenting a most touching and beau
tiful picture. ~. w
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70 The Telegraph says: that on
the night Of the 10th inst, the ship
Powhatton from Hayre to New York
went ashore and out of 200 passengers,
not one escaped.
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ETOur friend A. WrLsoS, is just
up from New Orleans with a fresh
stock of Groceries and Provisions, near
the market.
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Baton Rouge, April, '54.

-
VERY SIGNIFICANT 1T seems TINT
the telegraph must produce quan-
tim s10icit for the daily press, as a
great many of their news items abund.
antly indicate. Here is another sam
pie: "Concilatory propositions have
been received from Russia. Where y
England and France have rejected
them, and they had joined in proto-
col which has been signed against
Turkey To this the editor adds in
parenihasis: Russia no doubt Now
the question is what does 1t mean
what force and effect has it---and
what value as a news itetnl And yet,
it is sample Of good deal more
than one half that comes over the
Great Southern line from New York
10 New Orleans.
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Miss Mary J. Reynolds has been
appointed Light House Keeper at Bi.
loxi, Miss. It $400 per annum.
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Gbt'l})rrklu Cpl1lrt
GEORGE A. PIKE,
EptroRA AND PROPRIETOR.

srz- Oasudt Jomrnui Of NE Puish gf East
Baton Houge .siso of the, Crosse 1de md
Batba Rowgs, und of NE Bu,bn Rv"sy a,.d
Clinton Plank Road Conpantes. .~k1
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RIA few days ago, we published
an item taken from an exchange pa
per saying that Professor Agassiz in d
recent lecture in Boston, expressed
his belief. that the human race exis4
ted on The earth a hundred and fifty
thousand years ago. II the item was
given as n mere item, and passed
down with other forgotten things, we
would not now say anything about It,
but the same extract is being copied
into all the papers. We do not be-
lieve that, that celebrated naturalist
expressed any such opinion, and think
it great injustice to him, to publish
it without comment. His own writ
ings disapprove any such theory, and
in thereeeht work ~fypesof Mankind
he expresses himself clearly on tho
subject. There is abundance Of Geo
logical evidences that man has but re-
Gently inhabited the globe fossile re-
mains prove it and the geologist can
point with, certainty to a period when
man-organized as he now Is, could
not have lived. Since this is d we'll
attested scientific fact, we see no
reason why Prof Agassiz should be
charged with ;ts denial. 5#e.' a
CotNrEnrEiriro TnAps MArxs
The Boston Courier publishes arc
cent decision Of one Of the Boston
Courts In which, fine Is imposed
on a certain house Of that city for
counterfeiting the French marks Of
the La Rochelle Cognac company, and
also the Custom House marks Of the
New York guagers A few exam
pies Of this kind oil over the country
would produce a wholesome effect.
Nine tenths Of all the articles exposed
10 The shops with foreign brands and
marks, are counterfeits that rely on
their brands only, for sale.
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1%ls there any of our posted"
readers. who have not read the circu-
lar letter from Messrs Ledru Rollin.
Mazzini and Kossuth, to Mr.. George
Sanders of London, in reference to
bis rejection as Consul to London ?
It there is, the document should be
immediately procured, and carefully
perused. It is the quintessence of
egotism, and insolence. Its puny
slur at the United States Senate, has
found ajust rebake in the newspaper
press Of this country, which, on this
subject, expresses the united voice Of
the people. s.. .sss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-21
TRUSTEES SALE
AE.H A7SEIRI EATD.

DY virtue OF n Dcctee OF the Circuit Court 60
ID Cecil county, in Chancriy. the nnIe,signr,
as Trr.',., w.i! offer al puhl.c Sale at Rcy
noli's Store IN IlarrisviIle, OF
1ucsdoy, FeJruory ar, 1854,
I'll ,'r, ;,ac, ci garccl Of Land situate at Har
li>y'l'r, and within one mile OF the viIlas, ri
Rising sun, Ct which Charles Harris, uied seiz
ed, containing
G.;s EcYns,
more o. less, CT which 4 acres arc Woodland
aus III" ir>i!ue arabic land OF good quality an |
in a hi@h stale Of cultivation, well vairrc,i and
divided nio corvcnIrn, fields. The improve
mtnls consist ui a Large Two story Stone Dwell
ling iousr, Frame i}arn 30 by 40 #. with
stone Basement for stables e., together with
other "u'hajI"lneS. The situation is healthy,
and the n'I.I.hnthonh agreeable
TER.DN or S.iLE.--rhr terms of sale as
prescribed b! The hrcrr"arr one third palt of
The purchase :':"n"y To b" paid in Cash on the
DAY "i Sn' nn" iiF. part in II nc iaunll-, and
the r. in'!inin" ltl"! pnr in eighteen months
from The DAY Of sale: The last two insralmculS 10
bear interest from the daA Of sale and To BE- sc-
cured by the Bon or Notes oiihr purchaser,
W'in surety ur Surrti"5 TO be 81 pr v! by
II uSlrc. Sal" t" comm ace al , u'cluck .. A..
JOHN {. GHuOME, Trustee.
Jan. -, 'jl-tS.
fNHIS II TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
L Nrr'h - "fCcrrl county, have ii r,inrd irnm
IA" N',Han> t"drt 1T >ahi COUNTY, Letters TcS.
IN the personal estate ul
Ebrn"Zrr Allen,
a'r OF said county, dcci. Al persons having
'!a:ns a.ainSr the SAL deceased, are hereby
warned I" eXhtht HE same with The vouchers
h"rcol duly authenticated, on u before the
llh nj NuYcmbcr. 1891.
hey may otherwise hy iaw. he rNclnicl from
Ill benefit Of saii estate. A II prl >ot,S ;uI. hc
o sad ESTATE. ar" requested to iCaAr iInn'tia,r
oaymr"ut IA ihc Subscribers. Given undo, cur
,an'i> InIs itA day Of january. 1871.
EhENETER ALDEN,
GEORGE ALDEN.
inn IT Gw Eyrc,rs !
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TO LATE NDAD >Upi.RE!SORS. The
4 County Commissioners will m,cI At their
Ollie" in !.Ikton. on Tuesday aud Wrdn,sd a,,
me : ilh AMI 21lh Of January, 1851. ior the
rntHp*' al closing til" accounts OF Road Suprr-
rI'"r~ ~ tue lat yrat. adi all preceding YEARS,
81 tar II, hvy trman un>rtti,',l: the ro, Is mass
~ into other htn Is after the LIST ~. January.
NJ supervisors. who have not iiIrd their ac-
r"rh' ~" request" 10 dn 50; and all who owe
HI county are notified 10 come forward ON on
-! tn" days ali ,vr named, to pay over their
r"sr'rtlv" hlitnrrS. The necessity Of placing
funds III III" ha Il Of III" new sup"lvsn, rem
d'.S tbs course imperative. BIZ orIrr.
p. Z. RICKETTS,,
Zee - IL Clerk.
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Oct / GIN
NIagniiiccnt stock Of

Magnificent Stock Of
vi Rich Phl Dress Goods,
French Melinos and Cashmercs,
Splendid Black Silks;
High Coaored Dress Silks,
Rich Printed Dress Goods,
Ladies Cloths in fashionable colors,
Splendid stock OF Long aud Square ShawIs,
Housekeeping and Family Dry Goods,
Cloths, Cassimcis and Nes;ng, in great
variety.
Buyers should not fail to cali and examine
my large stock of goods. Prices made iotc aad
he cnsiom cfthe pudiic soiiciich
T.. BROWN, JR.,
Main st, next door to Joilslson's Hotel.
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TRUSTEES, SALE,

BY yiitue ol Decree of the Circuit Cour
for Cecil county, in Chanccry, the undersigned
trustees will offer al Public Sale, at the liole
Of Jacob johnson, Esp, in Elhton, on
Wursday the 18th day of FeJruary,
1885, between the hours of II A. NJ. & 3 o'clocI
p. NJ. the following Real Estate now owned by
Thomas s. Thomas and wife.
No. |. Is part Of n large tract Of land called
''GcoiarisUn,' - and contains
25S ACRES,
3 roods and 81 pcichrs. more or less.
. The Phil. VII. X Bait. Rail Road passes
trough the northern part Of the farm. The
soil IS naturally good and is easily improved.
The. a." Two Frame DWELLING HOUSES
on the iiel. 'ScS. one in good repair, n large
rnrt Of The. lam. IS covcred with thrifty Growth
Of chestnut a,., oak 1t is advanla gcnnsly sit
uatcd about ,hll" miles from the Ea'l road
Depot at North East, ana with small outlay
OF capital NAV he made very dtS able proper
Is.
No. .. Being part ofihe same tract OF lana
adjons No. /. II contains
2l4 ACRES,
and 30 pcrches, more or less.
There Is Il small tenement on the property;
the Land is unimprovrd and is mostly covered
wih growing wood or timber.
No. ;. Is WOODLAND. 1t is part Of the
''Gcollarison tract, and contains
1919 ACRES,
3 roodS. % r'rchcs. more or less. II adj ions
No. :. an also adj lining the land now owned
by Howard fitus and Francis Hughes ofPcnn-
sylrania. II is ahou, five miles from Elkt"n,
hui very convenient to a good Landing on the
l.lk River.
y plu, OF this property. made by The County
Surveyor, can be srcn at the tice OF George
! arlc IN EIki0n.
THE TERMS or S.TLE. /
On" fourth Of the purchase money in cash on
I've day Of sale. enc half the balance in twelve
months. and the remaining Il II in eighteen
months from the day ot sale; the credit pay
I'n,s 10 bear interest II ON the day of sale. and ,
Ia h" secured hy The Bond or Bonds of the pur-
'haS"" or purchasers with approved security.
JOHN c. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec. 81, '53-ts. Trustees.
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Jan | 4 CIV

II'lIiS Is TO GIVE NtICE, That lhc srh-
i scrihcr Of Cecil cou, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of 80 county, letters les
lamcnlary ON the person estate Of
Philip TmaS,
late Of said county, decd III persons hnyiu.
claims against the said ed, are hereby warn
Ell 10 exhibit the same W the voucher, thcrcui
duly authenticated. on 0e tore the
2lIh day OF Member, 1881,
they may otherwise byw, be cXciudcd iG"m
al benefit oi sad estate All persons IN i"h;rd
to SAID eslaIe, are rclucd TO make immediate
payment to the subscer. Gwen under my
hand this lllh day OF Jaary, 1854.
JEkllAii {. PRICE,
Jan II CIV ENuc'r.
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THE CECIL WING,
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
RN 2 - RIGk ECrS

TERMs.--TwO dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents il not paid in advance.
To clubS, in a lvance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADyERTIsiNG.-On dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twcnty-fiv" cents n square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal to tina. .i.,he a square.
Fractions of a square. counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, scmi-annu-
ally ~ by the yea, AT moderate rates.
rrJ-Ian ibillS and lob Work oralI kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The Office ofs'Tur
Wig" is in the centre ofthc town. next door
to Doct Walace's Dug Store.
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4 3. ar q TT.

y - q re g tT.
Wholesale AND RETAlL GROCER.
No. o3 .NarEu ST., Wilmington, Dsi.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having ON hanI at his store
L No. 33 Market ST.. larg" and general as
~oIIi;i"ut al ti": I, an wri! >cl,c:rd GI,crIies,
in"'> t'i~ n.'Iuu "i tr'r, min. the ciiiZ"n- ct
f.Iri"r H.'i trcII rounl! .rnrraI!y, that he vii!
$rti 'n"ln rs ch"af A. they can b" b"ught
"i;Arr :" W!ltnln- ton ar Philadelphia market;
ant respectfully >ollciiS call from, such as may
wani Goods IA his line. before purchasing else
where. AI>", wines & g.s':;i0rS.
A gay "p hand in choice variety. Consist
~" ia part Il
LAX "!,S, &C ''r first anI medium quality
IN Eognar Braaiy, do pale do. jamaica
~.'.'''-, Peach B."niy, Cherry Brandy, II Hand
,,,H.
WINS ia':ema. Post, Tcncriiy, Sherry.
L'h'n, anl Sw."' ,t..ln,a
>''a Dti.'' ia M,N,>uAmthA WLiskry, anI
VIA" l''n'nS. NNDRlW j. CROW,
We. - h'A.h ri s., ,oor above n .lirr's
Doe. u, ia. ;i"i"l, Huntington, Del.
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VALUABLE LAND
INCECIL COUNTY MARYLAND
TRUSTEES. SALE

Dr
Gu W w, v, VI W. .h'n'' ton'
=" uh .Dm"'i: :" 'ne unatrsi@nt
fIh' W. vi. ~ n' '"'T r"'', al Tue ho'e
W W, '"''' ''"'>'"' ''>l'' :" Ein'''' U"
lhUrsody, me ioh oi Fe6runry, 1854
between the hours ocI and 2p M
All those tracts. parts Of tracts or parc.,s o
land in Cecil COUNTY. now owned bv TLn,,,
$. Thomas and wife, and hereinafter parricu
ln'Iy menllnncu ana described.
80. !. Beng pat Of a liact called HStory's
MEADOWS, contains
223 ACRES
.I n ,
III; r 49, ~ =,
,;,l,na w. w." ~, W." ""'' n'''e W 'hc
| t'a' ;; "o'" '" ,"' -No' ",
""' y ,ineSs''t y! ,at, 'rn' ana
| I'll : 49, ~ 49,, ~, ""' '"'''' 'l''''''
land no "mcii'"S a """ , =" IA" -
Eor hcoutv and co,r,,,,,co ~ I.,,,;. ~,
M, ,er,y cannot he su,,ass.I
No > |. so,, oi ,h, so,ns tran, .,I,.d .,c,o
..., 'ieod,,ws ;, and contains
-, ,cnDc
- ANI.L'4,
and 2roods NOR. 'r less. 1t adi"ins No !. ~
~" pc'"ech i" ai IT, VI N't' r'a>'.
lS""N'h,a9cs o' loea'ioh gu" so'' "it el""i "
mos OF No. l.
ne 'mrt"''m'n,s thereon conSis. 81 frame
p"f'i'h% House. r"''cr cay has been ."hha
on 'hiI 'h'"'' us "pP'y IS nr'IcH'h /" De mex
"""S,'h'e' l'S Gna'''E, a'cr h'Nh@ hr'n tho
roughly ''''eu' Is rePtes'h'cu as h"ih@ very
N"'""p'e 'o' we manufacture o. N"cN'h@han-
""Ie'
NO. ~ Is In'' Oh f'f%f tract vi Lana called
ocoh"'i' o"' an" c"h'a'"S
1873 ACRES,
rooL onI IN n,,rhrs ,,nrr ,r loss II ;s,
vunla gcou>ly located, being ln,crs.cted by the
Phila VII. and Baltimore Railroad. and only
! miles distant from the Rail rua demo, nj
Elkt0n The improvements consist ola Eraue
Dwelling with several small ou,-bullljngs. /
There is an abundance of Young and growing
wood on the premises.
No. i. Adiojns No. 3 and is part Of the same
tract; it contains
1r5 trpES
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ZIBA FERRIS s. SON,

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SILVER SMITHS,
Cor. 4th and .Harket Sts., Wilmington.
lave on hand the largest and best assert.
al rnenl in their line of business to be found
IN WIImin9lnn; purchasing for cash we arc
-;Iah'cd 10 sell al the lowest prlces and ensure
satisfaction to our customers. Our assortment
Of Watches is very full, from the most celcbra-
ted manufacturers, and the newest styles of
cases. Patent Levers, Duplex, French Levers,
Lepines, and Vertical Movements. in gold or
SILVER cases. Fine sets 81 Jewclry, Chains,
Rings, LockelS, Miniature Cases, Armlcts, &c.
Silver Ware of all descriptions and styles; war
raAled equal in purity 10 coin, or the money
reformed.
Agency for "Rapp's Patent Scientific Niche
Gold Peas the best pen ever manufactured.
Parior, Hall and common Clocks, of French
aud Yankee manufacture, Watches repaired
and guaranteed to keep good time for ore year.
We respectfully invite the cllz"ns of Cecil
and Kent counties 10 call and examine OF. ST OF K
Wilmington, Del, Oct29
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BOOK AGENTS wANTEEb.

A GENTS WANTED in every town and cour-
IL ty ia the United States, to sell Ihr mos
popular and saleablc books published, many #
them beautifully illustrated with col"rcd en-
cravings; also the mos, popular works Of +. :.
ARTHUR including .Af.has CoHngc Literary.
Intelligent and enlcrpriSng men will find
this pleasant and prollshe business.
For particulars address tpoSl raid,)
j. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. IS North Fourth Street,
Oct !, GIN philadelphia
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A FARME WANTED,

To work a well sized farm (nbuut 100
acres cultivation ann good conuIlion) on
shares, or IN pnrlnerSi with the owner or he
would hire suci. as wu suit, he must br u san
clc man, or ono with AL family, aai 80 small
children, none need,py but those HAT can
come well rccomncn,, for Honesty, Ia u>lry
and Sobricly. CA gochancr for young be-
gIner.) Apply imnatcly 10 the Ed FOR Of
this paper. IJan. Ii--3w.
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A NEW OPENING.

ar beautiful assortment 81 plaid and GA
" MouSlin de LANES. Calico rriuis OF tic
most renowned manufactures: Mournirg Goc,.s
iy'd and solid coi'd; also,
MusIins, Tlads,
TIckines, Stripes,
Linens. Checks,
Long and Squnre Lay State Shawl>, hgd and
plain cui'd Cashmere do, black olive. and
brown Cloth for ladies wear; watcrcd silk Tor
trimming, silks for linne, nlantiIa velvet,
very wldc pointed velvet trimming, aimps,
braids, ribbons, frihgcs, bindings, silk cords,
silk and glass buttons, &C.. at
Dee 3 VIM. TORBERT'S.
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Main st, next door to Johnson's llolcl.
10 00n ORSES CURED or TIE
IW.UUUHEANES. 10000 cured ofC un.hs

colds, di-iermpcr, sc.
DdRLEF'N ara BAN HE.4TE REMEDY
is the only Article that can be relied upon for
the cure Of The above complaints; il never fails.
Some persons have made from S25 10 $50 on a
horse by feeding from three 10 six packages.
II grrnil Is improves the CON DlTIoN Of the hOTs-
eS, brings off The oil roash coat and produces
one smooth and glossy. There are ceunter-
fcils--sce the signature of HuRD & co., 81
Maiden Lane. N. York. Price - CTS. For
sale by VIM. II, Brown & Brother, Candy &
Hatch. TJan II eowly
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VrIIE GREATEST BlNrDVIN or tn.
AGE.-Lor,p"rs. i-.,.. Ines -, nt}.,.l.. .r,Y
rn,cI,,,,,. M framed, r.,,,nI +, y. ,,ha> rur.
ian l,irI,nrnf, Zen, y, >,.rir,y. tic. r.,tun;,
rheumatism. .rrnuu. ,.,r,rcai. ,rolh.
urh.. sen STIFFNESS ruis Lu.u. ,,,I;,,,..
,ur..s. ,nus,ullo h;,r>. insert nos. r;.,,.s m
the limbs, chest. back. Ar. II docs mot .,iyr
rr,iri fin. u,rr,.y win he ,rIrncd. ali ,,aI +,
o>t,.I is Il lri.I, and u~e il oc,rdjnY IL, til,
direclipus. This article !. nm l..li.!, remedy,
aul ,yos used hy William ib, +; ,ih. hate, Kin.
e.. i,n,lnnl ana certified 10 Iy i'm, A. a cure
for bLrumorj,r,. when every ,io else ,ncu,,,-
moDIrd Nv his pl.y.,ran, had lard.
over l0.oOO to e Er,iI,, IT,, hccu sold il,
n,..,,, n'' ''|'i ~ ~,
h,t,j,. ,L,.. ,,,,,, ,,.,,.. h.. ,y,nu !, =, ,n.,
Of cronn 90 !, =. ,s ccr,oI, nc is ,nrl,,.I I,
cures Too,lscb. j., ,l,,rr, MINIS. ,a.,,,hr.
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FOR s ALE.

FOR SALE.
GREEN BANK FARM AND FISHING
SHORE In Cecil county, Md, two miles be-
low Charleston. upon the p, w. ana Bait. r.
Road, about two hours ride from either city. II
contains
1r5 Acres OCE.ansI,
one hundred ana iwtatv in fine cnllicaton, the
rest in WOOD. There is upon IT Two-Slory
tenant HOUSE, Large Barn and Stables, Large
New Goa Glib and Wagon house, Fishing hou-
SEES, &c. Apply TO RUSSELL THOMAS
North East, Nd.
or DR.. RICHARD II. THOMAS,
Jan. l4-,l. BaifimOfe.
\. Is. The fishing shore is now for fent.
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y Acres 9aT.aRh.g.

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AS This i'm mediate vicinity is an mprovinp and
raj Ily progressive ncighborhooh. an oppnr,un-
ny Is offered TO an industrious Mechanic TO To-
cat" himself prrman"ntit.
THE TERMS of Sale will he one third Of
the purchase money in Cash on Ihr day of sale;
ono laird IN six months. and tho remaining
third in nine moalhS, with interest from the
day OF Sale. Notes with approved security
Will he taken for credit payments, and a Good
and Sufficient Title, will b" made on the final
payment Of the purchase money.
Ii'Y :. Sites, Errruior of
Jan. II, lSJl---ls. Eli: uteh T0g!or de'cd,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

In pursuance Of an Order of the Orphans
Court Of Cecil county. the subscriber will offer
at Public Sale on
MDNDH Ihe 20h day Of February,
next. On the premises, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all
the personal property Of Elizabeth Tay lor dec d
consisting OF the usual variety Of
HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
to.,ihrr with = COWS. CALF and PIGS.