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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08
McALISTER's
AIL-HEALING OINTMENT 4.
PHYSICIANS TIL

~ ~
most skiiltui and cell
ebraied, CouNsFIoHs
learned in Law Judges
af great cele hracy on
the bench, Ministers
If the Gospel, Mer-
chants and those OF
every staten, name
and degree among man
kind,-a!I of whom,
without one dissenting
objection, pronounce
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08

Ia dIstri,s court
STATE OF IOWA. iu and for SAID
CEDAR COUNTY. county. M ay
term, A. d. 1851.
bE oRhE I.7hhS, The unkuown
rs. owner ard all
The Yves, An r !, Ser Z persons in any
%, IT,. 81, Il. W. p, H. "ra,as IN ,'' me
w. | Of l.. !, of $50. ~, in township 81. X.
) west of the 9th principal meridian are here
by notified Thai there is RON on file in the Office
Of the clerk Of the district court in and for the
sad caanty OF Cedar aud state IF Iowa pet
ton Of George Parks, claiming the title IA fee
simple IN aht To said premises praying the SAID
court. by decree, to g osa and forever bar your
night 10 Eeieem the said land, which was sold BY
jeremiah {. Bets, treasurer of said Cedar
county OH the 18Th day Of June 1888, for the
unpaid taxes for The gear 1884, /; aud that your
petitioner has become possessor If the tit &C
qulred by virtue Of such sale Nov unless You
appear and answer 10 sad petilion Oh gr before
the End day If the next term II said district
court, decree Will be rendered against you In
accordance with the prayer of said petition.
GEORGE PARKS, petitioner.
A. t. Brown, atty. n2l
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

4 is a remarkable fact that thousands l.aye
L been brought 10 premature grave by aefl,~-
ing 10 taAe some good and eihe4eat medicine IN
tine to arrest the course Of disease. II -
also a startling truth thai thousands have been
hcTaded 10 an unifneiy grave by the use OF
poisonous nos;rums. lie author therefore sxv-
Ing the necessity Of some good and efficient med
icine, which could be relied upon when The SET
vices Of onpetent physician could not he OBJ
famed, has been induced 10 aHer his MAMA
LUKE IlAlMLAT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS 10 the public. These medicines are COM
pounded strictly honest and ffom u.slienles Of
virgin purity, beng warranted as purely regc;-
able.
10000 cases rheumatism. burns, ulcers,
spraius, fever sores. sore fhioai neuralgia tooth
ache. head ache. pains III The back side oF breast.
boils. ring bones. pnnples siiarrhra, have been
cured ia the last year. Also numerous cases II
swceny, galds, spltntS. f>tula, biz head, bug
shoulder. poll evil, spfaies. glanders .tous choi-
&c. yellow water. &c. Thousands v no have ieen
afflicted with dyspepsia, Aver complaint, head
ache diseases OF the skin. laubaIce, LEI vous
pains Of all kinds, blllldas affections costiyp
mess, female affections, Sc have been rsstoree
10 perfect health hy the tlse 81 Gi!lnoresa ANTI
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented bv the usc II
I
beautiful combination prevents he hair from
falling Of, promotes its growth. aud renders il
soft and gloss,
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the n,tcd Staten
Tor the sale 81 /. ]. Nckinny' ) Celestial Balm.
Al uhegnaled remedy for cholera. eiys.ntery.
fafrhna, tux, choIic, and all pans in The bow
esi.
POISON,
1. J. Ncklnny's Worm Medicine contains
10 poison and is warranted parely vegetable
ihis preparation has expelled worms Of all
Kinds from tile intestine canal when other prep
aIat!ohs OF great rspate failed.
FEY ER AND AGIE
IN all Ms Farloys types, permanently cured.
without injury 10 The system. by The ,isc Of T.
J. Mcklnns's Fever aud Agle pills. This tom
&c preparation never has been egnaled II neg
er fails. Try il, and be satisfied that ague can
H. cured
Agents-a. Gilbert, ard Chambers & Son,
liptoh; \. Baker, Rochester henry Lang.
Noseo" Amos NerrIlis. petee T. shaa b.1.
Cedar Bluffs.
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Ia5 ,lAll ROAD
B A I A A R.
BY THO'S W. HARRASS.
CASH STORE.

4 I THIS ESTABLISHMENT, door south
Il of The Eagle Hotel. in Upton. can at all
times be found full and complete supply OF
Groceries and Provisions
Of the best kind and quality also. At all times.
to be had a genuine supply of
CONFECTlONERlES,
Candies, raisins. sweetmeats. nn's. figs cakes.
crackers. &c, together with 4 ucver-ceasing'
supply of
.7PpLES.
which arc constantly arriving thereby b,ir
able 10 keep on hand those , lat are i-s,h.
GIG AIRS!
Tom always keeps on hand the largest and
best assortment Of cigars ever brought 10 TIP
ton, comprising
KfGALA, PRINCIPE, HAVANA,
HLsEcas, COLORADO, BazADoREs,
IMPERIAL, LISD's,
together with many other choice kinds. both Of
domestic and foreign manufacture.
TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS,
and qualities, kept constantly on hand.
ALSO,
8 = s = .-s3 . y 3jT.
Al which can be had at all times
Fresh oysters,
OF q Superior Quality.
This establishment Is one conducted on such
a plan that every man pdlrontzmg the BAZAAR,
can get his money back Tom viii always
la Oh hand and ever DESTROYS to enhance the
pleasures and comforts II his fellow men Give
rs call and satisfy Yourselves, fr Remem-
Der the place. al The Railroad isazaar.
Upton, November IL. 1850
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the district
court in and for
the county Of ce-
dar anu state oi
Iowa.
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POISON,

l. ]. Ncklnny's Worm Medicine contains
10 poison and is warranted paFely vegetable
ihts preparation has expelled worms Of all
KINDS from the intestine canal when other prep
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-16
TOWN Proc. E1asYE
AT PTBLIC SALE,

DY virtue of Deed of Trust of Caleb
40 Parker and wife, the undersigned, Trus-
tees, will offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door, in the town of Eikton, on
Monday tie 25M ofSep'cmJer,
inst, between the hours of and O'Clock
7. NJ. all that town property, lying and being
on the south side OF Gay Street in the said
town, and hereinafter particularly described:
No. !. Being the House and Lot occupied
b. john N. Miller. Esq, AS q law office.
No. =. The law Office and lot occupied by
Richard Gr.lson. Esq,
No 5. Tie Lot and Small frame House
occupied at present by Mr.. Henry Erek, To-
b,cconist.
No. 4. The Dwelling House and Lot occu-
pied by Mr.. John Cosden.
No >. The Printing office of The Cecil
Wing and Lot now occupied by Palmer c.
Ricketts,, Esq.
This property is located in II central and
business part OF the town of Elkton, and is so
we'll known that further description is unne
ccssary. Persons wishing to purchase arc in
rited to examine the premises
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash; one third in six, and the
remaining third in nine months from the day
o: Sale. The credit payments to be secured
by the bond or note Of the purchaser with APP
proved security. On payment Of the whole
OF the purchase money Il good and sufficient
deed for the property will be executed.
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN A. J. CRESWEI.L,
Elkton, Sept. 2, 1871. Trustees.
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Misrellaneons.

How TO BURN CoAL.-Graham's Magazine
has an article on coal burning from which We
select the following:
One of the most important features in the
use of anthracite Goals, is to know how to
burn them And while there is almost uni
versal ignorance on this subject--and espe-
cially among servants-there are very few
indeed, who are at oil acquainted with the
virtues of the poker, that would like to ac-
knowledge it. To make and regulate CO al
fire is one Of those every day items Of life
with which all are familiar-but to do it pro-
perry, and economically, and perfectly, is d
point in which the great mass of consumers
are lamentably deficient. A coal fire should
never be started without an abundance Of
kindling wood; for, if this be scanty or damp,
the chances are on the side of failure. The
ash-pan should always be cmptied, before II
new fire is made; and when the first supply Of
coal is thoroughly ignited, another supply
should be thrown on. When this Is covered
with red flame, the draught Of the stove
should be regulated so as to preserve an even
heat, and no more coal ought to be thr own
on for at least five hours. At IL O'Clock, or
thercabouts, the CRATE should be moderately
agitated, and new supply Of coal nd ded,
with moderate increase Of of draught, to be
lowered when Thoroughly ignited. At bout
5 O'Clock, another supply should be thrown
in; and, if intended to keep the fire all night,
another thorough raking, and a lightly i'll
creased quantity ought to be thrown in. Now,
after ascertaining the particular character Of
the stove, the chimney and the coal, these
simple directions should be observed with
perfect regularity, and tho result will he all
that could be desired. Servants are gencr-
ally too irregular in their attention to tho
fires; and often entirely too assiduous in
stimulating them to sudden heights, and
hence make free use of the poker. The great
mistake Of all, is to put on too much coal, as
iii were wood--the greater the quantity, the
greater the heat. If too much coal is sup
piled, the combustion is necessarily imper-
feet, because the fire is :schoked up: the
draught destroyed, and the elements Of the
coal, slowly escaping from it, pass of to the
chimney unc onSumcd, Or arc disseminated
the stratum of coal be but moderate, a red
fame will play around the interior of the
stove, by which entire combustion and 1t
healthy heat are secured. One ton of coal,
therefore by thorough combustion, will often
secure more heat and healthier atmosphere
than two tons consumed in the ordinary way;
and this is fact which can only be demon
strated to ignorant servants by close watch
fulncss over their movements. The evil Of
over-supplies becomes serious one in the
kitchen, where the victuafs tecomc full
charged with sulphurous gases. Indeed, Ii
the cook cannot be made to understand how
to burn coal properly and sparingly, il should
not be used at all-rathcr go back to cold
hickory" and oak, and thus be sure Of steaks
and roast-bccf in their purity.
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WHOLE No. es5.

er destiny"
There wasn't much pride left in my heart
then, and ! bowed my head upon his shout
der, and said. in a whisper so low that only
ears oflove could catch the sound
Morgan. stay; for my sake. stay.''
Oh, what an expression Of beautiful light
and eagerness, of morning sunshine broke
over his face then. But the rest is musecret.
| am Mrs. Morgan Phillips now. Ihear of
Hunt Hennesly sometimes. standing among
the proudest and nobiest of the land, but hiS
name brings with it no regrets. Dearer than
the brightest skies Of fur Oft Italy. are the
blue eyes that meet my own so lovingly;
swccter than the whole worlds homage, the
tones which murmur, as stand among my
idols My wife, my beloved I"
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How TO TELL TIE AGE OF THE HoRsE.--1n
purchasing horse not the least important
matter is to be able to tell his age. In trans
fcrs ofordinary farm and saddle horses, great
impositions are often practised upon the cred
ulous and unnitated purchaser. To prevent
this to as great an extent as possible for tho
future, is the object Of this communication to
the public. The most certain means of ascer-
tanning the age of a horse, is to examine tho
changes which take place with the teeth.
The twelve front teeth begin to shoot in about
two weeks after the colt is foalcd. These are
called colt tecth-and are shed at different
periods and replaced with others. When the
colt is about .. years old, the four middle
ones come out; in about another year,
four others are lost-and in another year, or
when the horse is Al years old. the four last
are shed. The last are replaced by what are
called corner teeth. They arc hollow, and
have black mark in their cavity. They are
scarcely visible, and the cavity deep, when
the horse is Al years old; they begin to fill
"ASf Nv Ia Va: ohN IfS n SclIii0uht ti-
minishcs and Contracts till the horse is seven
or eight years DID, when the cavity fills up
and the black mark is obliterated. The
horse acquires his canine teeth or tushes about
his fifth year. The twoi in the lower jaw be-
gin to appear when he is between three and
four years old, and those in the upper jaw
five or six months after. They continue
very sharp pointed till six. At-tcn, the up
per seem blunted, worn out and long, the
gum leaving them gradually; the barcr they
are the older the horse. From ten to four
teen it is difficult to tell the horses age--its
sufficient to know that the horse is old, and
under the hard treatment which is given to
horses generally, the conclusion will bca
safe one that he is worth but little.
Southern Cvitirator.
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aKisceHIaneous.
NEW AND CHEAP
DIR Y GOO DS.

l II are now rtce VlD5 n large S.Ock or staple
W Gnl Fancy Try Cords. from the Nev Ior;
marke 70 which We invite the utcul,r at en- o
OF the public rs We wish to close ont orr en- ire
sto.k. nl of>r goods at 3uch prices as viii induce
hem t, purch IS,
Ladies' D"c3S Goods.
Black and Cold silks. pl in aud ST ipci Poolins
pl lin aud figured De! LiucS. plain nl & ~! 3 " se
Dcltincs. r.Gh style Bar thea mi ircuu Cril.
rrpc 81 wis plaid and f,'l Challi u, E";o
NJ, p,:sitn Cloths Lawns in every stvle: l'co-s
Sin Oh ms. JgcJre Swiss, Book nd Ia,nb l. Mas.
lins swiss mi Cambria !:lginss :Inssrtr;s flpun,-
Ing. oil rs th"msct o. Sleeves, Nil cloves Par
asols Hosiery and cloves: chi ers BOTS Shoes and
>lipp rs with re. stock of the lA.es; vie Of
Dress Trimmings.
aHan and sssys Wear.
Black. Brown and B'ac Clo'ks Black nosskin.
rc"J superior; 81 ,ck and Fancy G ssimnreS ;'nti-
re :, Twecls. jeans, ro,ton;.des. Gambruons Nan
ke ms plain plaid and striped; Has. Caps Doos.
Sho.s, iiaitcys Suspendcs Sc,
EGcaay-nssaGe Clothing.
Black Sack and fr1ek Cots Black and Frn"v
EnSj"ess Coats NJ u lilies Duck Mcrno and Il.
p.cl 60 rts; Black DO skin Pants Black ard Fancy
Casino. p nts Linen and I,rsellcs Pants SHIFTS
Collars and Gycials.
ALSO.
Er,wu and Bic ,eh4l Shooting and shrting Bed
Ticking. ped Shifting. &c. Gro.cr,s ii n l.
ware Wooden and Willow Ware: all of which We
sell At reluc d pics An early call l., respect
fully solicited HUGHES BROTHERS.
North East, august
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JoB nAINEs. JESSE A. Kirk. Il. srrBns.
Rising San Foundry, Stove Depot,
ND 4iGRICULYERd HORES.

~ TIE subscribers having on
2hand, and arc constantly
zlssS::.:;sssasA misunderstanding an extensive
assortment OF PL0tGllS. Machinery and 9TH
er castings of the best quality. Also on hand
a complete stock of Stoves, Of their own and
Eastern manufacture. Such as Wood and
Coal Parlor and Il numerous variety Of Cook
stoves Of the most improved patterns. They
have likewise on hand, and are prepared to
furnish at the shortest notice improved Horse
Powers, TlmcShcrs and ScparAtorS Of several
kinds, which for li9htness and durability. are
warranted equal to any in use. Also an en-
tensive assortment Of right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats, Cor Jersey
Bull,) Michigan. double mould board, } Rog
er's Extending Point. Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds OF Ploughs, straw and
fodder cutters, &c, all Of which they will sell
on fdyoroha terms, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Orders promptly attended to.
HAiNES, KIRK x STUBBS.
n. B.--The highest price paid for old cast
ingS, ia cash or exchange.
Rising Sun, Cecil county. Nd, July ] On
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1,)oetrln..


Forget not the aged
Young maiden, | pray!
Though thine eye is now sparkling
Thy heart hlithe and gay,
Yet time never tarries,
And thy portion nay be
To sttnd by Life s waysido
a blosSomlcss tree.
Forget not the aged
Young man, in thy pride!
For the sake Of thy ;nothcr,
Thy sister, thy bride;
Give heed 10 their SORROWS,
Lest thy loved ones be left
Amid tempest and trial,
OF succor bcr.it.
Forget not The aged
When sickness and woe
crshadows thy dwelling,
Thy spirit shall know,
That our Father in mercy
Himself wAtchcth Ger
Their couch, who forget not
The sick and the poor.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, CHESTER co., PA.
TNNIIE WINTER SESSION of this School
IL will commence on Wednesday, Nov. LIST,
next, and continue twenty-one weeks.
Expenses-Boarding Tuition, &c. SIS.
Washing, Music and Modern Languages, are
extras, at the usual rates The course of
instruction is thorough and more extended
than in most Academies, embracing the
branches of solid English Education, Latin,
Greek, French and German languages, &c.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to add
anything in commentator Of this Institution,
as it has been long established and literally
patronized by almost every section Of the
country.
The Winter Term will open with increased
facilities for Improvement. .s....1.
For catalogues or reference, address early
as above. JAMES b. MCDOWELL,
Aug 26 On PRINCIPAL,
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FARM FOE SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
L n uated on the river half mile from the
village of North East, containing 100 Acrss.
in good state of cultivation, with good build
inSs thereon; consisting Of a Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
Il. j.. WOOLEY.
May 81 If North East Md.
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TEACHER WANTED.

TNHE TRUSTEES OF THE ELKTON
n ACADEMY, in Cecil county, Maryland,
are DESTROYS of employing Principal, to take
charge of said Institution carly in the month
of October next.
Candidates will he expected to be compe-
tent TO teach the Latin, Greek and French
languages, and one acquainted with the Span
ISL and German would be preferred. lie will
also be required to possess thorough Knowledge
fall the higher branches of an English cdu-
cation and to supcrintcnd the Female Depart
mcnt in which he must be assisted by a COM
potent Preceptress, who should be capable of
teaching Drawing and Painting.
A new Building with separate apartments
for males and females is now being completed,
and large number of scholars may be Sc
cured.
Application must be made before the Goth
day of September, next.
BY order Of the Beard,
+. a. ELLIS,
Aug, 10Th, If Secretary.
tJBaltmore American, Pennsylvania In
quircr, and Boston Atlas. copy once week
for three weeks, and send bill to Secretary.
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TERMS or S.ALE.
NOTICE,

THE creditors of Doct. Henry B. Brouehton.
deceased, are hereby notified 10 file thelrclans
with the vouchers thereof, in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
within four months from the day Of sale.
HENRY G. MACKALL,
Aug 26ts Trustee.
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1.-THE following is q true 'tcopy Of sign
upon an academy for teaching in one Of the
Western States: Freeman & Huggs, School
Teachers. Freeman teaches the boys and
Hugs the girls
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Net ice.

The creditors OF Caleb Parker are hereby
notified to present their claims with the
vouchers thereof. to the Trustees, within
four months from the 10Th Of September inst.
L. Il G.
IruStreS
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1--WE may live without abrothcr. but not
without friend. In order to deserve good
friend, we must become one.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, MANURES, &C.

niE ! len llON UF HE FARMING CDM-
L MoNlTY is respectfully asked to our stock of
Agricultural Implements,
SEEDS &c. which is one of the most complete in
tho I'M ed States; embracing nearly every article
required for farmers use We t Ike pie sure in
stating that it has been aim to supply such ar
tlcles only as can be confidently recommended both
IN point OF workmanship and practical utility
Every afcle sold by us is guaranteed equal to rep
reservations of our salcsman and as we adhere
strictly to the one p,ice system, purchasers may
depend upon always securing good article 1t fair
price We therefore cordially invite Farmers and
others visiting PHILADELPHIA. to call and cx-
anime our establishment assuring them that obIi.,
ing salesman will take pleasure in showing and OK
planning the various articles VIC have for sale
We will be pleased to furnish GRATIS on post
paid application copies ofour illustrated Catalogue
ORDERS from distance enclosing cash promptly and
faithfully executed
PASCHALL, MORRIS l. CO.,
sept I'm Agricultural and Seed Store
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Real Estate.
Ta2UswEE's sAE.E
VALUABLE FARM,
In s,aaiY TnuntY. MarNiani.

NALU ABLE FARM,
In Cecil County, Maryland.
DY virtue Of decree of the Hon. ALBEIT
ID Constable, JUICE of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, IN Chancery, the undersigned as
Trustee will sell al Public Sale at the Hotel OF
Mrs. Reynolds, in Port Deposit, on
Tuesday, The 26ii day Of September. merit,
all that trac, Of land whereof Doct Henry b.
Brou ghton, late OF said county, died siezed,
containing
iii Acres OF land,
more or less
This most desirable property lies one and
half miles from Port Deposit, adjoining lands
nj James Evans, John Steel and John Carson,
Es1rs., in neighborhood unsurpassed by any
in Cecil county foi health and beauty. The
land is OF the very brsl quality, already impro-
we'd and suscepibleofthe he hestimprovement.
The Improvements are a Large and conmo-
Ex<yr. dious ST o n + ID W L l. l. | n q
NssN.p1s 4. HOUSE with Kitchen attached
H3T1y s%g in excellent repair md beautl-
sHgssss..l NJ. fully situated. Corn Houses
with shed for Wagons between and Grannry
above. Smoke House and Wood House. There
is Pump at the door and Spring and Spring
House convenient.
There is also a small Tenant House and an
Orchard of the finest fruit on the property.
About one thirG 0i The lana is hfaN- x4&SLJ
lis TIMBERED and the residue un- :aS.svfSs&
der cultivation and in fine condition. Ssg9sSsTsfia
No place IN Cecil county is more de- IL
sirable for Il residence and none Of
fer higher Inducements for a farmer. II Is
Healthy and convenient to Market. Schools and
Churches. and the owner can 90 to PhiIa!ei
phia or Baltimore and return the samed day with
ease and convenience.
The property 10 be sold clear ofincumbrances
and possession given on the 25th day OF March
next.
TERMS or S4LE.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the De-
cree are as follows: One thir, ofthe purchase
money to be paid on the day of Sale; one third
in SIX months from the day of Sale, and the res
iduc in Twelve months from the day Sale; the
credit pas mcnts TO bear interest from the day
Of Sale and TO be secured by the bends or notes
of the purchaser with security to be approved
by the Trustee.
Saln to commence between the hours OF and
3 o'clock p. M.
HENRY C. MACKALL,
Trustee
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THE undersigned having been duly APP
l. pointed Commissioners, to mark and
bound certain tract, piece or parcel of Land :,
situate in Cecil county, called and known by
the name of stThe Resurvey OH Mount Pleas
ant'' hereby give notice that they will meet
on said Land on TUESDAY, the Sd daysof
October next, and will then and there pro-
coed in the execution of their commission.
WILLIAM WARRING,l
WILLIAM FINEST, IA
m JAMES ]. CARROLL, s. :,
ANDREW ORR
ROBERT GATHER,
Sept. ., 1851. Commissioners.
(tORN BASKETS, a superior article, for
" sale by rr T.. BROWN IR
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sSEGARS.-.-Choice brands Of segars, fo
- sale whole sale and retail by - ~
May 81 ~ WIN. ToRBERT.