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EAEksa NOTas

gyFa HAT the III designed has eonclu led 10 sell
Z. his remaining and still very large and we'll
assorted stuck Of clio hing at prime cost II, is
compelled to this step as be purposes still further
TO enlarge his business, II Il to make rom for
an extensive stock Of spring eotfHg. Those
therefore, sill in want Of clo:tjng, o. DESTROYS
of procuring bargains would do well 10 call
and secure what they want, at prices which
cannot fail 10 please
N. B.-My accounts are all niado ont up TO
'he LIST OF JANUARY, AMI as money is wanted, a
prompt SETH meilt of accounts is respectfully
asked. ]. POlLl1Z.
Jan. 90, 1851
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MAN KNOW THYSELF.'

y--... r.,..;1x ~, a.,,5 1,..,r +, Ss,.,,r
o's 4a1nay .i4o.l4.. "a ~
/ 0laa COPlES SOLD IN L31SS ~ a
" lively MONTH "a new editi'
revised and improved. Just issued.
DIR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MAMuAL an
HAND BOOK FOX L HE AZ fLiGa Eb--Oon
tanning an outline OF the ol6ih, progress Hea'
merit and cure OF every IofiD OF oiSedss' con
/ ifaeted by pfenisenons sexual intercourse o.
seli abuse, or BY sexual excess, Win aa'ice 10
/ ii'elr prevention, written ~ ianiliar sly ie
avoiding all medical teetn!caiiiles, and every
I llins hat would offend the ear OF deeency, non
NE result Of some twenty years successful prac
ice, exc iusiVelg devoted 70 The cure o. diseases
o. delicate or prir.te nature:
o which IS added, receipts laf i'ze cure q
th' ABOVE diseases and tfratses On me Causes
5! Hpt2ihs ana cure OF 'he feVet al ~ u sae,.
feSftHo3tgY ihe Professor 9 et9&ietflcS ~
Penn Coll ge, Ih9adelg hid-"DR HUNTER
MEDICAL MANUAL.' The anfhar Of this
woik, unlike the aiolily Of those VINO adver-
ti.p TO cure The diseases Of " hieh i, .l5ats, 10
a rradnaie of one of the best COLLEGES in The
timed states, IL affords me ri insure 10 Ne.
rommend INN 10 the unfortunate or 10 The victim
NJ ,aalr,a,,.s - s,,.,,,,ssfnl al ,xna,;a,,c,
,,ac'iias :, aJ dr,,. ,
paw 'o'' III Nto'o ~ "'," ~" s'S '''S
may see 'ie w. Ios,ss,.er :, :,
Fran 4 uooa,sg,a Ar d Of Penn Gairer.
~;in, FdjtEdef,tI-l, gives me pleasure to add
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-06

FISK g METALLIC BURIAL GASEss'
TYusf received supply Of the ab4ye anti
&) Gle, which | an prepared 10 furnish al city
prices. Il Is not necessary TO say more relative
10 these cases. Than TO add the following tesi-
mony to their value. A d. CHANDLER.
WAsniNeToNs Afril 5.
MessrS. FfsE & RAYMOND,
Gentlemen We Witnessed the utility Of you
ornamental ssPaieni Metallic Burial Case, p used
70 convey the remains Of The Into Hon. John G.
Calhenn 10 the Congressional Cemetery, which
irnpf, seed US with the belief thai ii IS Tie hest
article Known 10 us for transporting tie dead to
Their final resting place.
With respect we subscribe ourselves; Yours
etc., Fl Clay, Lewis Cass, d Dickinson, j. NJ
Mason, D r Atshiason, c Green. bani !
Webster, J NJ Beflien, J'f Davis, " Il H.alp.
t.eniy .esoss, u /, Mas ena.
lam also prepared to furnish at Tie sh4r'eot
notice, wooden collins, ton the plai6esl 10
the finest, 10 any part OF the county, al mo-
derae charges
Dec. IS, 1883 A. y. C..
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SELLING OFF AZ gDsT.

GssTEINER s. BRO, are now selling off their
So stock of Winter clothing al cost, in order
to make room for Spring supply. They have
on hand large lot Of every variety aud qualify,
which they are determined to sell or give away.
Call quick.
N. E.-Desirina to 90 North in few weeks,
10 lay in splendid stock OF Spring and Sum
mer Goods, we would be much obliged if
th,s ! Knowing The nsev.s iniebl d 10 us,
would come forward without delay and maze
payment 81 E!NER s BRO.
Jan. %. 1854.
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Tn uru MusT, AND Will ParyAll..-Ilis d
truth, that the Mustang Lnimeni has peiforn-
Ell more cures OF confirmed chronic aud
indamnatory llieun aiism, than any remedy
ever BET he used Tor those painful affections. 1t
is truth That no remedy ever before Tried. has
been 50 successful in healing q sores, CT uI-
eeis /; ia eutiug scaIl head, cancels, et5slpehas,
letter or rlSgA ofn, or any unnatural exetes
sence, enlargement, eruption, swelling, or iiilt
nation of auy description as the Mustang l.lni
ment. 1t is tlhI Ina, il is an elleclual and
certain remedy far The piles no matter Of how
long standing an ii is the liuih that every
body is Using it. aid all pronounce it good.
See advertisement in auohcg goiumn,
Jan 80, ls5l-ia.
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Every Day Brings Something New.
WEOLESALB AND RETAIL
T O e e c. G @ S Z o r {:

door West OF E. NJ Cushing'g & Co;
Tss AS just opened with Splendid sloek--
IL accomplishing every article III the Tobacco
he, amongst " Aie!r : HI be iourd the FINEST
Qualities OF
SEGARs, AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
hich he will sell wholesale OF retail. as cheap
as can be bought any where else IN .hs Sec
ton of the country.
CIGARS Of various quali;ies--ahd prices, will
be sold by the Box, Bunch, or less nurai FL it. de-
sired. The following list is IA portion Of The
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NOTICE..

4 LII notes eff red for discount al the cen;ra
= Savings Bank. are required to be mad
payable al SAID Bank, the iuruis Of " hicll notes
may be found al The office of the Bank, al ].
Blaudeburs s. Co.'S BY order Of the Boarl
I ~. BLEDS0E, Treas.
Jannary % IS6I-Snec,l .cn1u
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S Sg.E a. e e. Z. Z, TED.

On the 26;h ult, by the Rev. 7. I. Castle
man, AUGUSTUS WEpER to MARY ELIZABETH
iIEisER, holhof This place.
A, the Healing Springs, Va, on the Goth De-
cenoer, by the Rev. MI. Fauer Mr.. JAMES W.
BEARD, formerly Of Augusta, TO Miss Mar
GARET s. GILLESPIE, Of Bah co , Va
On Thursday evening, the l2ih at January,
by the Re7. &. Killi.n, Mr.. SAMUEL A. Hun
TER, anl MissaMAGY Ann pALHousE, ali OF this
county.
By the same On Thursday The 2nd inst, Mr.
HARVEY SMITH, and Miss EMILY T.. FARMER,
all Of this county.
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Tnn Corr p FIAT ~ STAIN, it is sener-
allv believed, it is said, in Washington,
will occur at an eaiy day, and that the
new government will voluntarily offer TO
sell Cuba TO the United States i'll very
few months.
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~ slPuslIs, sCRaFuiA AND DISEASED
HLooD, F1r tiiess tesiitc diseases, GATHERS
SPANISH MATURE is The Oh y specific.
The rrorielers have in their possession
over one hutF'fcd certificates o! The most eAtra-
ordinary cures aeelel by il,
We refer 10 III. certificate of Richard Adams,
late High Sheriff u Richmond, Va, Edwin
Barton, Commissioner OF the Revenue for Rich
mon,l; Gea. WEIGH, Of the Mammoth Circus:
pf, lendey, Of Washington City; Mr.. Nm.
A, Matthews, and {. 3. Luck, Esq Of Rich
mond, Va; MIR. f. Boyden, Exchange Hotel
Va; and a host Of Others, Who have seen car
seS OF lheswoi description eurel by CARERS
Spanish Mixture. They all GETTY that it is the
greatest pul6ef Of the blood known See al.
verli>ciueui. Jan. 9, lS5i- I'm.
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AUCTlONE ERiflG.

fgNHE subscriber offers his services 10 The
= people OF Augusta comfy. as AuciioEeer.
He can always be found at his residences in
New Town, when not Professionally engaged.
He hopes 10 receives reasonable share oil Pub
tic patronage. WM G. REED.
Stanton, Jan %, 1854.
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NGT'EetEl.

"a LII persons itdebet to the late fun of
aAi1A Perrin &. Rilaeway by boud. noie or ac-
count, are requested to cone forward aid settle
the same wthnu, further delay, and hose hav.
ing cliitlls against said firm " i'll please present,
Them or adjustment Come forward gentle
men--lei those that have money come, le,
those that have 40 money come, k, every one
that will come aud settle their accounts freely
ior the business must and shall ba settled. Of
ice al j. Wo9dWarl's until the lOih OF Janua-
ry. 1854 and a he Store Of Perrin < Geuige
thereafter.
WIN. PIDGEON.
jan. 9, ,s54-an.
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COMMISSIONED RS SALE
OF VALUABl LOTS


ETN pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
"a Couri Of Augusta county, rendered on The
5lh day Of June, 1851, III The case ot Cushing, 5
Hidow and administrative VS.. Gushing afld ais
shall Oh rnesday the 9Th day ol Feblnary,
1854, proceed 10 sell at public Auction, in
trent OF B < 5 Grow ford's in Tie town OF
,Slaun'on; either the whole lot, or
A nsa.sshes &c Building Laas.
laid off on the lot Of ground spoken Of in sad
proceedings. lying at The North East end al
the towti Of Sttun;nn, on the east side o the
McAdamzed Street, adjoining Ihessois OF 1hos.
p. Eskiidge, 5 J DAVIS, &c. The whele lot
contains 3 acres 3 toods and IS piles. and it
has been sGbdlvided into eligible building lois, a
pot Of which may b. seen by calling upon the
Undersigned al his office in Stanton.
Terms OF sar--So much Of the purchase
MONEY to be paid in hand as viii be stsiieient To
DELAY tie costs oi SUE; and The remainder in
six, twelve and eighteen months, The purchaser
Of purchasers 10 execute bond with approved
personal seeaiify for the deferred payments,
and the titlt 10 be retained as ultimate setnify,
until the " hole purchase money is paid.
WI II. HARTMAN. Gam.
Jan 16 l35i-iw
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ITEgD.

Al his residence. Camper Spring, Hill Gonn-
Try Judea, Augusta coDnty, on the Goth 9l!.,
Arcpsycs rAre, aged II Yeas.
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WANTED.

P WANT to empty Immediately six or seven
Ma good journey carpenters, 70 sneh fair
wages aud constant employ meni will be given.
None others need apply
CHAS. D. LANDRUM.
Jan, 4, is54-tf
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Judge Daugias.

This distinguished Senator made an
able and conclusive speech in the Senate
of the u. S. on the 30th, in support Of his
Nebraska bill, and in favor of the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. The sum
and substance of his speech may be gath
cred from the following extracts Of the
Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more sun:
"Ihc debate on The 1[ebrd>ka bill was
opened IN He Senate with a most power
full speech BY Judge Douglas, chairman Of
the committee Oh territories, which fully
sustained his high reputation as states
man and debater He proved three things
conclusively. which are sufficient to es-
tablish The merits of thc bill; list. That the
Missouri line was practically repudiated
by the action Of Northern men in 1913.
2d. That it was virtually abandoned by
she compromise measure Of 1850 which,
if honestly interpreted, must apply to the
future as well as the past; and, Sd. That
all legislation for or against slavery in new
Territories is practically temperatures this
question being solely determined by eli
mate, soil, production, and the wants of
man. Jadge Douglas argument was ire
sistiblc, and told well upon the Senate
Halt the House was in attendance.
"fhe giant fell upon the "aboliiioi,
confedcrates,' y to-day, with strong blows,
and has demolished and scattered them
Whatever may be tue fate Of the Nebras-
ka question, it cannot be denied that it
was opened this morning in a very rich
and racy manner. II saci, is the Begin
ming, where will be the ending, It is
true that She confederated abolitioalsts got
the start Of Mr.. Douglas by working Sun
days, which he was not prvrased for and
could not cohseieniiously do, bat he has
ovesiaken them ia this days work
Mr.. Douglas gave us, to-day, history
OF the Missouri compromise down to the
day when, in 1913, the northern men III
the House, Of frte-soil tendencies, threw
it out, rejected, rcpudiatcd il, in appIica
tion to the territories newly acquired. It
WAS then rendered necessary TO find some
other mode Of adjustment, and tie eompro
mise Of 1850 was adopted for the purpose
If superseding the compromise Of 1926.
As to the ordinance Of 1857, it did hot APP
ply to the Missouri territory, aud does bet
apply TO Nebraska.
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IAa.H.GSy SyANTIaFs.

~ WISH to purchase 1900 lbs. of ralluw for
b which viii pay the cash price for on de-
livery al my candle Factory, near the Va Hotel
| am now prepared 10 furnish candles aad soap
at very low prices.
JOHN KENNEDY.
January Is, ls54-4t.
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~ IL always gives Us pleasure 10 notice any
article tal tofitfs zeal btii, fit TN The com
mahity, and il is With COZ fderct We heartily
eomm,nl Ayers GtFffy Ptcioial to our realtors
as possessing extraordinary virtues for The eure
OF diseases incident 10 the I hloal aud Lnngs.-
This nay account Tor our iiequent iefeist &c To
this article Inch We /, 81 fully iusllii Il in NAH
ipg known Ia the pa5lie.-.N Y. Tribune.
Jan. so. 1854 In.
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Z. g .YsEsl1s4s9. . aa:s.
DE;eD.FRi L..

q NICE lot Of Dned Apples oil hans alsr
Gs@4 expected daiy loo bnsh, Ieathes, iiata
Tennessee. j. BRANDEBURG & co.
Feb, 6, 1854 a.
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a nsa.a.hee &C MssiEssisaa Eass
EsYne7 fa3. ,TSyFe.

&1SS2tes kGI sac.
E7ygllE. subscribers offer for sale lieir tract of
.sa land, lying upon HE banks Of New River,
on thu Moth Fast side iheIeoI in he eoaHiy
Of Giles, about two miles f,om tie Coar house
This tract embraces about
a15 &eres,
one hundred AMI thirty OF which are CLEARED
AID is fine boltem laad, and he portion ST n
clover and other grasses.
There Is upon The tract a COM
Portable loe-dweIling House, with &ss.s.s.'is
two looms below and two above. essa ! { s%,
stable, eflt, kitchen, &c. Also - s 8
two Orchards oil as good fruit as theie IS Ia The
county. Those who are in search Of land
Would do Will to visit this tract bealc pnscias-
ing elsen here. Any Information moe paa
cuar will be given on application either in per.
son or by letter 10 either Of the subscribers at
Giles Courthouse.
ANDREW H. JOHNSTON,
JAMES b. JOHNSTON.
J,uurrv fG t2ki 4,
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~ The Sacramento City correspondent
OF the Burlington tiowa) Telegraph, says:
The time for seeding is now here, in
California, and all sRancleros' are busy.
California can aud will, next year, raise
more wheat than will be required Tor the
consumption of her popnlation-ior barley,
oats, potatoes, onions beats, &c, this eouh-
try cannot be beat. Indian corn is grown
10 some extent--hat Oh the whole, | think
it will not be generally cultivated. Pro-
visions and vegetables are unusually low
in this country -while cattle, sheep, hogs,
and hensare as high as ever. Labor is
still high, three TO five dollars per diem,
for common day laborers, mechanics elsh:
to fifteen dollars.
"rhe Citizen john M4ehelPs paper,
of Saturday, has tie following in answer
to "about thirty letters" he has received,
animadverting Oh his slavery creed 1--WE
did not expect that our simple expression
Of a wish to possess a good plantation OF me-
groes would have called forth so much IN
tlignation, and never imagined that Amer
teams required man, (and one, too, who
has been only a few weeks in the coun-
try 10 be better republican and friend
Of liberty than Jefferson. and Washington,
aud tirn. Jackson--not to speak Of Scion,
Fabrieius and Plato"
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-It is stated that
Mr.. Foot of Vermont, will shortly bring
forward in :hr, Senate Pacific Railroad
Bill providing for the charter OF company
with a capital of So, 900 ,000-o third
to be subscribed by individuals, aud one
h.r,1 To- Al n,t
wear 1885, and the remaining third to be
given by Government in consideration Of
tot which the mails. troops, &c. &c, are to
be transported free.
a:se The Sacramento Journal estimates
that thirty barrels OF egg-nogg was coh-
sumed or drank in that city on Christmas
day! ~.
sihseA Scotch servant girl at Cleveland
has received inform att from her mother,
in Scotland that she is heirrss to cash
fortune Of 500, 900.
$ atsr Col. Forney, now the clerk of the
House of Representatives, is candidate
for the U. S. Senate, for the State of Penn
sylvana.
ans- Resolutions against the Nebraska
bill have passed both branches OF the
Rhode Island Legislature, by a unanimous
vote. lHl
a o. A fellow was fined $40 and costs IN
Cincinnati last week fer whipping his
wife.
ne. During 1853 there were 29s,473
tons Of Anthracite coal received at Boston
bling IS, 1888 tons less than 1852.
o. Robert Johnston, Esq, has resigned
the post of Auditor of Public Accents the
resignation to take place on the ist Of March
peAt,
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REFERENCE

hEITREN CEs.
augusta -Dsaklns 8 Merritt, Harper & Bro,
BuDgariueI s NJ, Clnne, Jno Lagew. Pr Inn
McChesney. Dir. YIN. 5. MeChesney High
i0ad-k kinney y Bruley. Hyhe-ken 8 Car
ter. Jan. is, 1851
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Virginia Leeislaturc.

virginia Leg iS1GhuIc
10 amend an act aahorizug the construction Of
a State road from franklin, in Pel!,lItton eoan
,y. to Monterey, III lils nd couaty, pass :
Feb l4lh, 1883.
Oh m9;.Jl OF Sir. 'fhsanas Of Ale2aa lia,
Tho snala pioeeeae9 to tie olisl oi The day.
The GJiJa..-1l He al Lynehtgfg kiIlf5ad coll
nec'oa NJ. Thomas advocated The Passage Of
The bill. Mr.. JONES, OF Petersburg. oppose il.
The vote 5ei'is tas II, il was defeated hy 20
noes to 5 ayes
Ii the II ,ase, the following res .!utioa was of
iered AID alupted:
BY lir Car.s,iel-fhlt the committee Tor
Courts Of J,'slcee, inquire into The eAPeiieney
oil ST. motif, i,g the eAising laws as to require
cania patis:l ALL 10 b. executed Ia pi
VIE.
By Mr. k,insr the petition OF II eiizaas Of
In. cou.ly OF An. u,la, praying the passage u
il law prvhibitns the s..le OF intoxicating Ii
quofs, gc.
The shor. line L .iIroaa B.ll hon Richmond
10 Charlottesville was ttkea ~, AID indefinitely
pi.tpon d.
Ia The Senate, on tn. 3oh the f'!l,sias re.
s4!llln OF enquiry was Uttered
Mr. iiirris Extent nl.s The Ii ne allowed By
law to the Snrri ct A9ans'a tar ptsif2 Trio
The Tre..ury the Coloit sri,tth erEttsti.ss ii
that count. io The current var.
lu he Scnate HI. ) 81. an motion 81 Mt
Harris RS lived, Int ths 10 ,,4"id vi the
,rrae be requested tad lo-e.iif 1" Aif.
Alexander Gall phe iiilst y 10 iIA> l"rn htltd
10 execute the statute al bnas j5il-ts'fi,) af
invitation TO place some oi his work, '1f eAllbi
ton in The capitol
In The H3ule, a:no5- the report, from the
Committee oil Contls Of iasiiee was oae al
verse to The v.uilus petilinns from different
parts OF the Commonwealth, Tor .he passage
OF a aw prnhibilns the stie OF ardent spirits.
The bill authorizing lli' Hlard al Public
Works 20 subscribe 10 the Increased caPilai
stock OF the Ofalgs and AlrNial,it r tiftad,
Tor the xttnsioi, Of III, il road 10 Llnrhburg was
ordered to its eugr s-n.eni aitr an amendment
rt-luciug lhs appropriation 10 $Goo Q9J instead
OF 900 O0O
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FTET ARPER'S MAGAZINE for January, aud
,.sa il Godey's Lady's Book for February, for
safe hy S. Ii. COLEMAN.
jan Both. ls54--spee, copy
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NOTICE..
N0YEs,E.

fPHE undersigned beg leave to inform their
| customers, that fhtr accounts are made off
up to the Isl Of January, and as their business
is principally CASH, longer credit will mol BE-
given. HARPER x BRO.
Jan. 80, 1861.
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IL kossUTH. according 10 reports, Is PIE.
paT!ng tor revolutionary ATTEMPT IN Europe
as soon as The proper time NAV arrive. We
may tnen look for revival of the Kossn,h hats
and other revolutionary fashions. but we have
no doubt the Philadelphia pute, 10 matter
what may be the changes in dress. will still
continue 20 provide themselves with clothing
from Rockhill s. Wilson's cheap and elegant
clothing store, Ne. Ill Chestnut street, eofuer
Of Franklin Place,
Jan ., lS5i.-- 2m
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Mfiieivas
Imported Habana eet Get eci !,
together ssith a enc lot OF Spotted Spanish alfA
Hall Spanish Sesafs;
sCOTcH, gAppEE, AND mAekABoY
Stuff; Germaa Pipes Fancy and Common do
Smoking fobaeco-in pafess Of i The pound:
Seear Cases aud i!oldets; Snuff B0s5s.
Matches; Shae Backing; Rafplng Twinc,
and Paper aud mary other articles too tedious
TO mention. The public are respectfully invi-
ted to call and exanitle his Stock, before pur-
chasing elsewtere-as he will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
Nov IA, 1888.
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GaGygR siian.

EUSr received hiiiy bushels: prime article.
~ for sale by j BI,ANDEDuaG sec.
Feb 6 lS5l--i,.
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STRUCTURES.

Or. Smith has discoveries neY method nv
Which he can cure the worsl form of structure
aud that wilhon. pain or inceayenieuce 10 rhs
patient. Irritation of the areihfa, or prostra,s
glands, or neck OF the bladder is sometimes
mistaken Tor structure by general practi,i ney,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-12-09
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL EST T A T.,
IN CECIL COUNTY, ND


DY virta" of Decree OF the Hon Albert
ID Constable, Judge of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Chanccry, the undersigned
as Trustees, will sell at Public Sale On
FHly, the OBJ day Of December,
next, all that tract, piocc ar purcell of Land,
situated in said county, being part Of the
Real Estate whereof Eb.ncZsr Alden, ST..
died seized, containing
E0rty-csur Acres,
Rood and s square Pcrchcs Of Land. more
or less This property is beautifully situated
on The road from Elhton to kimhlcrillc. about
one nil. south Of the Pennsylvania line, the
whole having Il southern exposure, and with
elevated sites for buildings.
About two thirds of the tract is arabic land
in hgl, state of cultivation, and convenient
Is divided into fields. The residue is thick
IL set with various kinds of YOUNG TIM
bER. such as chcsnlit, oak and hickory. The
whole is well watertd by never falling springs
TERMS OF SALE,
AS prescribed 10y the Decree are rs follows:
One third of the purchase money to he paid
in cash on the day of sale, on. third in six,
and the remaining one third in twelve months
from the day Of sale; the credit payments to
bear interest and to be secured by the bond
or notes of the purchaser, with security ap-
proved by the Trustee.
Sale to commence between l2aid ) clock
p. NJ, Oh the prcmlsoS.
EBENEZER ALDEN,
GEORGE ALDEN,
Nov III Is Trustees