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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of Vend ESponas is
ID sued by Edmund Brown, ST.. Esq, a
Justice of the Peace of the State of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, at the suit Of Henry
B. Mccoy, George G.. Mccoy and Richard
Bowcrman, trading under the firm of Mccoy,
Bowarman X Co., against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tenemcnts of John A. Atkin-
son and Nicholas Phillips, and to me direct
ed, have seized and taken in execution all
the right, title, interest and claim, at law
and in equity, of the s,id Nicholas Phil
lips, in and to all that piece, parcel or tract
of land containing
ST. Acres
more or less, lying half mile south Of the
village of n orth East, and adjoining lands of
J John B. Shippers and others, and hereby
give notice that on
Saturday, September 2'M,
1854, between the hours Of II o'clock, NJ,
and O'Clock ?. NJ, at the Court House door
in Elkton, will sell the said property, so
taken in execution, to the highest bidder, for
cash to satisfy said writ.
IIEZEKIAH FOARD,
August 10Th, 1854 is $4,000 Const.
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BILLY BowLEGs RETAINING FrGlTvE
sLAvEs.-It appears that Billy Bowlrgs, the
Seminole warrior recently had in his posses
sion two fugitive slaves from Alabama, and
having refused to give them up, two of his
slaves, who lately visited Fort Myers, in
Florida, were made prisoners, whercupon
Billy gave up one of his fugitivcs, and de-
manded one of'his. This was not only rcfus-
ed, but the fugitive sent in by him was taken
into custody and retained. As rescue was
feared, (Billy with seventeen warriors being
within two miles of the fort,) the troops wcr,
preparing for fight. There are three com.
panics of U. S. troops at the fort.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE 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 2lst
day of August next, to appoint three persons
as Examiners, to alter the Road in the first
Election District Of Cecil county, heretofore
reported, by Commissioners appointed for
that purpose, AZ running from point in War
wick, Cell county, to the Public Road usually
known as the Bohemia River and Sandy
Branch road; and to open a new road to take
the place of the above named road, COM
mcncing at the same point in Warwick, but
running thence to the west Of said road, and
iutersecting the Bohemia river and Sandy
Branch road at some point near or at the
Catholic church. July -, 1854
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For The Cecil Whig.
Letter to Maudc.

VALLEY FARM, Aug. 10, Sd
DEAR MAuDE u. who am an entire stran-
ger, have a hesitancy about addressing you
hut your numerous productions. which have
read in our favori,c Wing" seem to come so
warm and gushing from a true and pure
heart, that ful as If we had been long &C
quain!ed, aud am induced to lay aside my
scruplcs md chat with you as with dear
and familiar friend.
This quiet afternoon I have been sitting
here all alone on the porch, reading charming
Alice Carcy's "ClovcrnooL," (you have read
it-havnt you !l-and as the twilight shad
ows began to cluster so thickly about me
that could no longer read, shut up my
book and commenced thinking of YOU. | al
ways fancicl that the same earnest, tender
AMI touching tone (now I don't want to fiat
Ter you) pcrva,lcs your and Alicc's writings
and when closed "Clovcinock" involm-
ariy asked mys,lf-"Whcrc is Maudc, and
why don't sic write now days?'
I know, dear Maudc, we girls who live
out III tIIc country IitN II aA HilCil ItiStlTc as
hose in the city; but now that the hustle and
hurry of haying and harvest is over, VIC will
have more srarc time to read and write.
And you will now write some for our dear
Wing" ard coax that sweet singing bird
Ellen Grey" for have been told she and
YOU arc as intimate as sistcrs) to favor us
with some of her songs too-wont you Maudc :!
Every body in our ncighborhood will be de-
lighted if you will. And if you and she
would only pay us visit this Fall we would
he more delighted still. DO come to Valley
Farm. We will ramble over the hills and
through the meadows day after day; and
when We are tired we will sit under the big
beach down by the spring and cat peaches
and apples, and talk about books and birds
and flowers. o, we will have charming
times! have no sisters, and You are So
good, and | would love you so much
might also learn to write then as you do. o.
if could only write as you and your friend
Ellen do, would devote all my spare time to
my pen; and would not have folks complain
ing about my silence as they are about yours.
No, indeed: would write so much, Mr.. Rick
etts would get tired printing and all his sub
scrbcrs would get tired reading my serb
blinss. Good bye for to day.
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PAPER FROM WOoD.--The most prominent
Of the several attempts made to manufacture
paper from wood or straw is that patented
by Coupler & Mcllier and practically applied
in this country by Mr. Nixon, at Manayunk,
Penn. where the paper used by the Philadel-
phia Ledger is made. This process is de-
scrbod at length by Mr.. Beaumont, the agent
of the patcntce, in communication publish
ed in the New York Tribune. 1t seems that
the conversion of vegetable fibre into pulp for
paper is no novelty, but that Mclller pro-
cess is the first that has proved sufficiently
economical for practical use. It has gener-
ally been spoken Of hitherto in this country
in its application to straw, but by its means an
oak or a poplar board or any; other fibrous
substance can be converted into pulp as we'll,
and the only reason for using straw excln-
sivelv is that it is the most convenient and
economical form in which vegetable fibrcs
arc found. Mr.. Beaumont states that from
good straw As per cent of fibre or pulp may
be obtained. The inventor claims that while
the manufacture costs something more than
about one-fifih the cost efrag paper-that the
former can be sold at handsome profit for
less than the mere cost of producing the latter.
Bait. diner.
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An TMPosrER.-Thc Denton (Nld.) Journal
gives an account of one John Howard an
Engishman, who has recently been flourish
ing i'll that vicinity for scmc time Iast as
teacher of the male. school and preacher in
the NJ. L. Church. 1t was discovered that
he was actually under matrimonial engage
mcnt to at least two ladies'. This aroused
suspicion that something was wrong, when
inquiry was made, resulting most unfavora-
bly, to his fair prc.cnsion. His letters of re-
commentator, of which he had a good supply
in some cases turned out to he palpahlc for
gcrics, and, finally, he was forced to lcav,
the place. In reply to letters written TO Rich,
mond, Va, it appears he was married in the
town of South Groton, Mass. last year, under
the name of James Cooper, subsequently, hc
went with his wife to Richmond, Va, and by
the exhibition Of certificates Of standing in the
NJ. +. Conference, under the name of j. w.
Cooper, was about to obtain charge of CLAY
street Chapel, when his character was cs
posed by the sudden apl carance of his wfr's
uncle from the North. His wife then left him
and accompanied her uncle. Letters have
also been received exposing Coopcr's career
whilst in England, of his marriage there, and
his wife's death by poison. The journal
says:-''Thc documents alluded to above
reached us on Wednesday last. BY that days
steamer, this reverend hypocritc came from
Baltimore again, and stopped at the house of
a gentleman down the liver about seven miles
hence. That same night the Sheriff Of our
county, armed with Il proper writ, and with
posse cOmitdtdS, went down and arrested
him. and he is now safely lodged in our Jail.
III default Of bail for his appearance at the
next term of our county court lie is, with
out doubt, a great scOundr,l."
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The Steamer Lady Wilmer,

CAPT. WIN. WILSON,
4 n twill run until further no
H9:Sy.:=.I7Iss} IL tcc. as follows:
sssf3.- s<z-a1ESa. Leave Philadelphia for
the various places on the Sassafras River on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at O'Clock =. NJ.
Returning, leave Winners Point on We'd
nesdays and Fridays at O'Clock A. NJ:
Georgetown and Fredcricktown, at II NJ;
Casseday's at o'clock P. N. q
Leave Philadelphia on Saturdays at p.
NJ, for Port Deposit and intermediate places
Leave Port Deposit on Mondays at ~ NJ i.
for Philadelphia, via Casscday's Landing;
leaving Casseday's at about O'Clock p. NJ.
On all these trips the boat stops at the va
rious landings and stopping places on the Elk
River. EDWIN WILMER, Pres't. '4'
Aug 3 If F. S. a. l.. of Md.
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For The Cecil Whigl.
or Town Taxes.

Mr.. EDIToR:-What has become Of the
statement of Receipts and Disbursements
which the last Board of Town Commissioners
were to render to the taxpayers The rem
dition Of this statement annually, was prom
iscd to some extent. as Il test iu the election
Of the last Board, and we are weak enough to
look for the fulflmcnt of al pledgcs-par-
ficularly in politics. Let us have the state
ncnt that we may know how the money levied
last year was expended, who got it, &c.
TROJAN.
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From the Baltimore Sun.
THE LAST OF CONGRESS.
WAsnINGToN, August 7lh, 1854.
GIN ATE

SENATE.
At eight o'clock this morning, pursuant to
adjournment on Saturday, the President took
his sea-, and for the last time this session, the
Rev. Henry Siccr called for the divine bcnc-
diction upon the body collectively, and for the
safe return to their homes of the inc,nbcrs
Individually. The reading Of tic journal
was dispensed with, mud during temporary
absence Of the President from the chair. Mr..
Bright Iring his lOt"m icmcns, Mr.. Morton. in
terms of warm culogium, submitted rcsou-
ton expressive Of the appreciation of the SEN
ate of the services Of Mr.. Atchison, as their
presiding officer.
Mr.. Atchison, having resumed his scat
briefly expressed his acknowledgements, and
then proclaimed the Senate adjourned, sine
die. Kindly greetings and earnest fartwclls
clio Ell the scene, and the Senator's are now
hastily flying from the anNietics and turmoil
of political association to the more end, airing
association of home
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at lalfpast o'clock \. NJ.
Prayerb by Rev. Henry Sliccr.
At O'Clock the Speaker called the House
to order, and said: In obedience so the joint
resolution of the two Houses of Congress, this
House stands adjourned sine die.
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A WHOLE FAMILY SWEPT OFF By CHOLERA.
In Brooklyn few days ago, female who
took in washing, had occasion to wash
clothes for person who had recently discm-
barkcd from foreign voyage. The next day
she was seized with the most vir,llcnt Asiat-
ic cholera, and in a very short time was a
corpse. She was inferred IN the day follow
ing. Scarcely had the bercavcd husband en-
tered his house, on his return from his wife
burial. when he was seized and soon follow
ed her. One by one the family were taken
away. In the space of one week, scucn per-
sons-fathcr, mother and childrcn-wcre
swept off.
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FIRES in cities shoulder among the ruins
for a long period of time. An instance has
just occurred in New York city, where, on
Saturday last, some workmcn engaged in re-
moving the ruins of the Iafarse Hotel, which
was burned in February last, were alarmed
by seeing a flame burst up suddenly und,r
their feet. 1t had been smouldcrng under
the ruins ever since the destruction of the
building.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court for In Chancery,
Cecil county. fAugust 10, fS5'i
nRDERED, That the sale made and re-
Oported by James 7. Mccullough, Trustee
for the sale Of the Real Estate of William
Wilcox, deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the fourteenth day of October
next; provided 4 copy OF this order be insert
cd in some newspaper printed in Cecil coun-
ty ONCE q week for one month before the
thirteenth day of September next.
The Report states the amount cf sale to be
S5jj. II. II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
... II. II. MITCHELL
August y, 1851 I'm Clerk.
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GREYTowN RfCLAMATloNs.-Th French
minister, it is said, has made claim Of S6U0,-
600 on behalf Of French subjects who had
property destroyed at Grcytown. NJ. dc Bar
attempt to spare amid the general sack, for
the reason that he had protested against the
bottling of Borland, comes in for $500, 900
The amount Of English rcclsmati"rs it is SUI,
posed will be much larger than that claimed
ny the French.
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THE RUMoRED BLOCKADE OF NICARAGUA.
New York, Aug. The Herald this
morning announces that the ports of Nicara-
qua are all under blockade by British vessels
Of war. The Captain Of the Star Of the West,
however, appears in card in the afternoon
papers and contradicts the statement. lie
says that everything was quiet, and that the
excitement in relation to the burning of Grey
town was subsiding.
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New SrATE,-A correspondent of the Cleve-
land Plaindealer, writing from La Points, on
Lake Superior, states that the white inhabit-
ants on the shore of the lake are now agta-
ting the question Of forming State separate
and apart from the present organizaton-ta-
king what of Michigan lies west Of the Lake
Michigan. and the points Of Wisconsin and
Minnesota, bordering on the lake, appropri-
atcly naming it the State of Superior.
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Laying d Corner stone.

rTtHE corner stone ofthe Rising Sun NJ. L.
l. Church, will be laid, with appropriate
services, ON THURSDAY, August 18th, at 8
o'clock Z. NJ. Addresses will he delivered
by Rev. T. W. Shippers, II. +. Hurn, and
others. Deposits will be made in the cavity
Of the Stone, of such books, papers and coin,
as those in attendance may wish, together
with the list Of subscribers.
A collection will he taken up on the occa-
sion, to aid in building the church.
, Aug II. SANDER SON.
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ORANGE WArERMELoN-Nr. Peabody of
the Soil of the South" has recently pre-
scnttd the Columbus Ca Times with a spec
linen Of the orange watermelon. The rind
pcals oll'likc the orange, and leaves the whole
Of the rich, luscious pulp III a lobatc mass,
which also divides into parts, and is most de-
ligttfulIy Favored. This watermelon is a
native of China.
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Something Everybody Don't Know.

Tris true that great many people are
L aknow Nothings,' but would not be any
longer if they only knew that WIN. ToRnEHT
is closing ont his summer stock of Dry Goods
at reduced prices. Some light colnrcd Prints
and Lawns, he is selling at and below cost.
Call early and examine; open till O'Clock
in the evening. [nng5
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court for In Chancery.
Cecil county. August End, 1854
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by James 7. Mccullough, Trus-
tee for the sale of the Real Estate Of March
Shippers, deceased, he ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the ninth day of October next,
provided copy of this order be inserted i'll
some paper printed in Cecil county, once a
week for one month before the seventh day
of September next.
The Report states the amount of sale to be
$3.50. III. II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
..s ....... ii. IL. MITCHELL,
August s, 1858 I'm IS Clerk.
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ETIoUETTE.-Sir VIM. Don, the English
Ba, onct and comedian, was Kissed and hooted
at the Pittsburg theatre on Monday night
last, because he had dincd in his own room,
instead Of at the public table Of his hotel. In
explanation, he stated that, the weather be-
ing hot, he desired to dine with his coat off,
which would not have been proper at the
table d'hote. The aud fence was satisfied.
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For Tile Cecil hig
Lines,
on TIE DEATH OF

on THE DEATH OF
WIN. TORBERT HURN,
Who fell asleep in Jesus. Saba morning,
Augus 9TH. 1884.
ST. MARX. STH CH. 5Zp V.
He sis not dead, but slecpethH'
The lovely, angel babe
Although his fragile, earthly form
The prey Of deaths dcvouring WORM
Is in cartl,'s bosom laid.
1Ic sis not dead, but slccpethH'
The fathers hope and pride.
His sonr--the form, of life deprived
The shock of death, threagh grace, survived
Floats high DER SORROWS tide.
lie sis not dead, but slcepeth!''
The mothers dearest joy!
He lives with Jesus Christ in Heaven;
And to his infant soul is given.
Bliss, free from carth's alloy.
lie sis not dead, bat slcepeth!''
The resurrection morn
Shall rc-unite the severed :schain;"
The ssbo~l," its perfect form regain,
And glory's court adorn.
He sis not dead, but slecputh !"
On Jesus breast secure!
Angels of God, assistance lend!
Ye saints redeemed, your aid extend!
That IRE, immortal life may spend
With him for cveralore
oh, God our Heavenly Father!
Sweet comfort now afford
The sorrows Of the parents heart,
Oh, quench! Withdraw the with ring dart
And may they dwell, 'er more to part,
sForever with the Lord!'
PORT Deposit, Aug. 8, '54. CECIL.
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CHOLERA DlEr.-The City Council Of Ricl.-
mond, Va, made an 'incile ,tual effort on
Monday evening, to prohibit the introduction
of watcrmelons and musk melons into the
city during the prevalence Of the cl o,cra.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HAVING associated with me in the Tin.
l. l. Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
W. Staples, it will be hereafter conducted
uDdcr the firm of Aidridgc Il Staples.
March Ii, 1854 FREDUS- ALDRIDGE.
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Go liealfrs quo Correspondents.

GIVE publish several poitictl articles on
the first page this week, Of various merit.
"MYRA mystic" continues her intercstiIg
s.Proken String" more Of which is yet to fol
low. To question put by her we answer
eyes,
UyMr. Eppclshcimer ''comcs down. in a
letter, elsewhere found. which will make us
a little chary about ..tooing" with him here
after.
"BLAScnE," kindred spirit to our cores
p,ndeut ..MArDE" writes her a letter, which
will be found in the next column. What
reader does not wish that she may speedily
call,ller back
U~iIerc is an apostrophe from brilliant
young writer to the .Bellc of the Eastern
Shore who, so beautiful
"With morning bushes on her check
And pearls upon her brcast,'
has not been ovcrpainted by our ardent poet
artist -
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ANoRHER New PLANET.-J. r. Hind. Lon
don, has discovered another new planet. 1t
is like star of the tenth magnitude, and sit
uated almost exactly upon the elliptic. about
midway between two stars of the fifth mag
nitude-29 and 80 of Han,stccd in Capricorn
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SOUTHERN SeuATTERs IN kANsAs.-A COR
respondent of the Milwaukee Sentinel states
that some three thousand square miles of the
territory Of Kansas have been stakcd out by
squatters from Arkansas and Missouri, who
arc violently opposed to settlers from the
Northern States. r-.
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G5"Thc lannon's snow arch in Tuckcrman's
Ravine, at the southern base of Mount Wash
warm sui. and rain Of the past ten days, and
has fallen. Although the top OF the arch has
melted, there is still an immense body Of
snow remaining in the rlvinc.
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SINGULAR AcciDaNr.-Titus Pomcroy, of
Wcstficld, Mass, lately lost his right eye in
very singular manner. While asleep at mid.
night, cat jumped upon his bed and putting
one of her claws into his eye, completely des-
troyed tho sight.
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TIN.WARE AND STOVES,

HANlNG enlarged and rcttted the old
FL Store, we will be pleased to serve our
friends and the public generally, with Stoves
of all patterns and sizes, suitable for Parlors,
Stores and Offices. We have also u very
large assortment Of Cook Stoves of the latest
and most improved patterns. Also, full
stock of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, made OF
the best mate rails and in workmanship man
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AMERICAN BIBLE SoCIErY.-Thc issues of
pull cations for the last month were SG,Sl3
volumes, and the receipts of the month were
80, 1860
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, bet,reca Third and Four'
r.... PHI, ADEIpIIIA

r-.. PHILADELPHIA.
OLIVER II. z. PARKER, of Ohio, and
OJAMES III. LAIRD, Of this city, having
leased the above well known and popular
house, for term of years, are now prepared
to accommodate guests in manner equal to
any house in the city.
The location of this house is superior to
any other, being in immediate proximity to
business; also, to most of the Banks, Public
Offices, Post Office and the Exchange, where
omnibusses start for all parts of the city.
The house having been put in thorough Ee-
pair, and new furniture added, with many
modern improvements, will add much to the
comfort Of guests. The tables will at all times
be supplied with the best the market affords;
and nothing shall be wanting on our part, to
make the Franklin truly the Travellers Home
july % 3m
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BUFFALO, August The deaths from
cholera in this city during the week ending on
Saturday night, were 70, of which only
were Americans. .HIr.. .. g.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
the vicinity of the Falls of Niagara.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
n uatcd on the river half mile from the
village Of North East, containing 100 Acrss.
in good state of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting of Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
L. l.. WOOLEY,
May q If North East, Md.
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NOTICE.-The stated meetings Of The Or
IN phans' Court of Cecil county, are held on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, July.
Au gust, October and December. School at
counts mus: be presented, on the second Tues
day in January, the I'd Tuesday in April, the I'd
Tuesday in July and the I'd Tuesday in Octo-
Der. JAMES ~. JAMAR,
June 10 '53. Reg Of Wills.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Elkton, Andora
- and Lewisvine Plank Road, are hereby
notified that they will be required to pay an
instalncnt of SO per share on their stock on
or before the 18th day of July, 1854; further
instalment of SIS per share on or before the
18th of August, 1851; and further ins.alment
of IS per share on or before the 18th of Sep
TENDER, 1854. '- 'a.-'
Payments may, made to either Of tho
undersigned. BY order of the Board of Man.
ayers. GEORGE EARLE, President
+. G. PARKE, Treasurer.
June 10th, 1854.
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NEW AND CHEAP
DIR Y GOODS.

WE are now receiving rye stock Of Staple
w and Fanny Dry Goods. from the New York
market. TO which we invite the particular at cntion
of the public, as We wish to close out our Gil ire
stock and Offer goos at such prices will induce
IN, II. purch ..
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1-TThe rate of taxation in Charles county
Md, for State and county purposes, is Scots.
on the $1OO.