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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

MISSISSIPPI RErrDlATIoN.-Thc value of
slave pro- crty in Mississippi is estimated at
$3.50 00O, 900, reckoning the number at 3u0,-
Geo, and the average value $500 each. Tie
Natchcz Courier, on these facts, rcmarks
"What commentary upon tt csc estimates
i pc cnt,d n the simple fact ola Sac vi h
slch an aggrcea c of one particular STc,:cs of
property, continuing to rcpudiatc Ter oLliga-
tons, decided by her own highest tribunals of
Justice TO have Leon conStitutionally issued
and to be legally binding upon her! And
what a further commentary upon her refusal
to provide for the payment Of the Planters
Bank Bonds, is to be found in the fact that
her State officers propose, and her legislature
acccdcs to, the taxing of the very funds paid
into her treasury for those Boods, to dcfray
her daily expenses
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UCalifornia prices USED to be considered
the highest mark for provisions in any place
i'll the world. \ very considerable change
has taken place in consequence ofovcr- crowd
ing the market. Provisions now arc much
cheaper at San Francisco than they arc in the
Atlantic cities. The first quality ofmcss beef
has been sold as low as $ll per barrel, and
hams; which were in excessive supply, arc
quoted at 10 cents per pound; the best kind
of June butter had been sold ut 20 cents, al
though the market price was a cents, and
prime lard in tins was Offered at 10 cent pei
pound and refused. The stock of butter was
enormous. Poor qualities are sold in the auc
ten rooms every day as from 10 to II cents.
The stock of lard was ample for an eight
months supply.
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THE RAIL RoAD FROM PoRr DEPOSIT TO TIE
pa. LINE We uniers and that the Bill
upon unfayolabIy in the House Ct Delegates.
il had previously passed the Senate. The
ground of objection, wG, d by parties interest
I'd in the Tide Wafer Canal and the Balti-
a.ore and Suslu,Eanna Rail.oad-is ulat it
would inurc those works in which tie state
is largely interested. Let tlcm take care Of
thtms,lv,s--thc read in question appears to
bc demanded by the times and We hope the
,dlceatcs from this county will make an effort
to put the bill Through Notwithstanding the
mfavorahlc Report.
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foreinll Nrrrs.
THREE DAYS LATER.


The steamer Andes arrived at Boston on
Wednesday. The numerical nows brought
by her is of no importance. With regard to
brcadstufs it is simply reported that there is
no change.
She brings the following concerning the
war between Russia and Turkey.
Dates from Vienna to the 10Th, give the de
tails of conflict at Giurgevo on the 5th Feb
ruary, 500 TurKs with eight gun boats and
four sailag vessels crossed the Danube carly
in the morning, and landed near the quaran
tine building, arranging themselves in line Of
battle. Two battalions of Russians opened a
murdcrous fire, lasting three hours and fore
ing the Turks finally to retreat to Rubzchuck.
The Russians also suffered severely.
At Kaafat the Russians had made an al
vance movement, but the active operations
would not commence till March.
1t was reported that serious conflict had
occurred at Loiani ATTENDED with great loss or
beth sides. The Turks afterwards FILL back
on Kalafat.
The French Government continues its prep
a,ations for war with the greatest activity.
The Best feet was ordered to sea ilnmcdi-
at,ly.
1t is confidently announced that manifts-
% signed by Nesselrod. is shortly expected at
final intentions.
The Turks were forming camp Of 0,GC0
men, on the sea Of Ma.mora, near Cons, anti
norlc.
Gtn. Guyon had commenced offensive OPP
rations against the Russians in Asia.
ka.a.at was Invested by an army of G0,000
Russians. The Car had given orders TO his
Generals TO drive tic Turks out Of L,sscl
Wa'lachia without further delay.
Advice from kra;owa state that bad w,a II
er alone prevented the Russians from attack
ing kalatat.
VIENNA, Feb. 10, 1851. Ad2iccs from Bit
charcst of the 9th inst, announce that SOC
Turks, with eight gun boats and four sailing
C aft, crossed the Danube from Rutzchuk tc
Glurgova carly on the morning cf the 9Th
They landed near the Quarantine building and
arranged themselves in line CT battlc.--,Thcy
were received By two battallions of Russians
with a murlcrous fire, which lasted three
hours. The Russians suffered severely, and
the Turks finally returned TO Ra'zchuk.
Ten Thousand CHca>sioas IN the FicM.-
\ letter from Trebzand of Jan. II, states
that Schamyl, at the head Of l0o00 Circas
slams, was marching against Zaka lila, an i'm
portanc military position oftEe Russians.
Lord Bolgan 10 Command the Allied Forces
1t is reported chat Lord Baelan is to hav,
| the chief command of the allied forces, ant
tn It the Duke of Camb bridge, Earl of Cardigan
Generals Evans and Crothe:.on. are TO hav,
appointments.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

Yp>lllS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribcr of Cecil county, has obtained rom
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters Of
Administration on The personal estate Of
Levi W. Loffland,
late of said county, decd. All persons having
claims against the said deed. ale hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers there.
of duly authenticated, on or before the
23rd OF January, 1855,
they may otherwise by law. he excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons Indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 25lh day Of February, 1854.
JAMES FORD,
Feb 25 CIV Admir-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

The HALF HoUsEKEEPER.-She was only
half housekeeper Go where you would about
her home, there was neither tss,c nor neat
ness. She would begin with great avidity,
but lose all her zeal before she got through.
OF her husbands half dozen new shirts all
were partially finishcd--one wanted sleeves,
another Il collar and wristbands, another II
bosom and gusscts, and 50 on through the
whole list. Several skeletons of quilts lay
unfoldcd in her drawers, and her tables and
trunks were loaded with magnificent prom
| Uses.
Her bread was always unpal,tablc because
she forgot this or that-and though she had
been married ten years, in all that time the
table was never rightly Laid for meal
Either the salt was wanting, k1iic or spoon.
or some important Ingredient. This afforded
good exercise for the family, and there was
at all times a continued running to and fro.
She was II half Ii rusekccper. Her meats
were never cared for after dinner, and then i,
was ella! throw it away, it amt much. -
Much or little, it makes the butchers bill
enormous. and her husband half Distracted
| There always stood in her mnsty smelling
pantry, moLldy milk, mouidy bread. There
| always laid about her rooms 4 dozen garments
worn ont by tram ling rather than use. She
was forever tripping over Lrooms, forever
wondering why on earth work came so very
| hard to her.
Her childrcn's clothes came to pieces the
| first day, because they were Only half made.
and her temper soured quicker than anything
else. She was continually lmcnting that she
ever married, and wondered where some folks
got their houscworl. "Oh dcarme y seem
ed to be the whole Of her vocabulary AID it
would make one sad to watch her l.stleSs
movements, and hear her declare that no
woman worked SO hard as she, Which Was
! pretty true, for she had no method
She dragged through life, and worried
| through death, for which fear, like every
thing else, she was only half prepared, and
left six daughters to follow her example, and
curse the world with six more half hous.
kccperS.-N Y. Organ.
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MAJOR REYBoLD.-We learn with regret
that Major Philip Reybold. departed this life,
at his residence, in Red Lion Hundred, on
Tuesday last, aged about scvcntytiye years.
He was one Of the most cntcrprising men in
this county, and accumulated argcproperty.
In all his intercourse with his fellow men, he
was Just and accommodating, and was highly
esteemed. lie lived to see all his family COM
fortably settled around him; and his sons
taking an active and leading part in tho com.
munity. His disease will be much regretted
as his place cannot easily be supplied.
Del. Republican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

SEcTs IN NhNNEsorA.-Bshop Ctc.in, of
the Catholic church, hasit in c nt,mplation
to build cathedral at st. Paul 5 during the
prtSC t year, at n cost Of 100000. The
MethodStS have four separate churches i'll the
territory, and two missions among the lnd-
ans The Pr,shyttrians have six churches
and six missions the CalyaniStic Baptists have
three churches, and the Free VIII BaptiS:s
one; the Eliscopalians have regular service at
two places, and missionaries, who regularly
visit on foot every village i'll the territory.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

OPENING, ALTERING OR CLOSING ROADS
BY Il Law of 1858, whenever any citizen Oh
citizens ofany county intend to le.ition the
County Commissioners for opening, altering
o.. closing ~ read or roads, thcy Shall bsrc
q,'i.>d to give thirty days notice thcreof in
enc or more Of The newspapers published i'll
tie county,
The po5rlc IF Cecil, tinI, e Q, will observe
shat when any u,w read is wanted or all al
te a.ion in any read, or when they wisla
read closed, they must give public notice IN
some newspaper or newspapers of their inton
ton to make application to the County Com
mi>sioncrs. The old Plan Of putting up writ
ton notices in three public places will no lon
ger answer the purpose
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

IHE SETTLEMENT Of the wcs,e-a STATES is
generally credited to New England, yc, 10
L. ). Census of 1850 shows concusivcly that
the share Of New England was but a small
one when compared with the part taken by
The two great States ofPcnnsylvania and New
York. When the census referred TO was TAX
IN, there were in the States Of Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan. Illinois, Wisconsis; Iowa, and Mis-
souri,, 324,9l5 natives of Pennsylvania $780,
99S natives Of New York, and but $50, 791
natives Of New England, or 7l5 .9l3 natives CT
Pennsylvania and New York, to $50. 79l ma
tives Of New England. The number Of Penn
sylvanians in Ohio alone, 200,G34, exceeded
the whole number Of New Englanders in the
sst, wilhelm the State Of Michigan there
M lie no less thon l33,755 Ncw Yorkas.
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4flarric0.

On the 2lst ultimo, at Yardlcyviir, Bucks
county, Pa, by Friends Ceremony, STEPHEN
r. GlLKysoN to MARY V. WEST, formerly of
Cecil county, Md.
On the I'd inst, at the VI. T.. Parsonage,
by the Rev. +. j. Way, Mr.. JAMES WELSH to
Miss RACHEL X. DAVIS, all of this comfy.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
~ Henry B. Broughton, decd, that the UNDER
signed will be ut tho hotel Of Mrs. Reynolds,
in Port Deposit, on the 9th day OF March
inst, to pay to such creditors as shall then
and there produce their claims properly au-
thenticated dividend of the Personal Estate
of said deceased. Interest will cease upon
all claims not presented on that day.
ROBERT L. CROMWELL, Acting
March 4, 81 Admir-. II. b. Broughton
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NOVEL FIsuING.-Thc Buffalo Republic

NOVEL FIsulNG.--Thc Buffalo Republic
says hundreds of persons may be seen fishing
on the ice in the harbor there, from one to
three miles from the SHORE Holes are cut
I through the ice. The fish are bass, catfish,
pike, perch, &c., which, at this season of the
year, are of the best quality, and are offered
4 for sale in great number in this market, at
prices varying from So to 81 per cwt., ac-
Fcording to the sort, size, or quality of the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber viii cell at Public Sale,

THE subscriber will cell at Pubic SAFE, on
"Wednesday, March l5h,
at the Walnut Valley Mills, near Cherry Hill,
Cecil county, Md, the following property:
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
One good brood Mare, good Cows with calf,
1 Ycarlngs, 0 Pigs. Spring Wagon, vince.
barrow, new iron Plough, spike Harrow, l
Flukc, > sets Dearborn harness. Truck,
Saddle and Bride, set plough chains, gun,
&c.-IIOUSETOLD FURNITURE, &c.--
Bedstcads, Tables, Chairs, Settcc, l good
Clock, l Cooking Stove, l Parlor do. Churi,
Is milk pans, &c. Also aquantity ofCarpen-
tcr's tools.
GRAIN, WOOD &c.-20 bushels Com
80 bushels Potatoes, & acres of wheat in the
ground, 6 cords Wood, ] Guntcr's Chain,
Hay, Fodder, &c.
Tcrms-Cssh. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock. JOHN RANDLE.
March ith-2w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

PRINTER TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
rlvcs.-Major Nicholson, the new proprietor
of the Washington Union, has been
elected printer to the House Of Representa-
tives, to succeed the late Gen. Armstrong.
lie received 100 votes, to 48 for Mr.. Gales, of
the Intclligenccr, the noxt highest. The
whole number of votes cast was 203, and it
required exactly the number received by Mr..
Nicholson to effect choice.
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EssR'sd'E,

TUE undersigned Commissioners, appoint
L cd by the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
to mark and bound all that piece or parcel Of
land situate in Cecil county, called 'Porter's
a! d Grubb'S Folly" which WIS COZ veye'l to
John u. Rcaney by one Thomas Oliver, by
deed bearing date the 18th day of December,
in the year eighteen hundred and forty-ivc,
hereby give notice that they will meet on the
said land on THURSDAY, the 3Oth day of
March next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to cXccut"
their commission by marking ard bounding
said piece or parcel of land.
CHARLES W. BENNY,
JOHN RIDDLE, (of Wm.)
JOHN THOMAS JANNEY.
Feb % TIM Commissioners.
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kENTUCKY's TRIBUTE TO HENRY Clay
The prescut Session of the Kentucky Lcgisla
t,lre is the first that has assembled since the
death Ct Mr.. Clay. Il has unanimously rass
cd The following resolutions, the olijring Of
which drew forth from several members the
finest bursts of cloqucnce culogistc of the de
ceased Patriot whose loss is so deeply de-
plor,d:
l. Rcso1rcd by tic Gcncral isscmlly Of tic
Comm oaw"hlh Of Kentucky, That the m, lam
choly intelligence of tic death -four llustIi-
ons citizen HENRI CLAY. was received by tn,
people of Kentucky with the deepest and most
painful scnsibili;y.-I!is long. brilliant, and
patriotic services in the councils of the 5 at,
and Nation his devoted and successful labors
in behalf of the Union and the cauScofliherty
his match.ess oratory and ua,ivalltd States
manship have created an affection for his name
and memory in the hearts Of his countrymcn
that will be cherished to the lecst genera
ton.
.. That, as q further token Of our respect
for the memory of the deceased, the Serge ant
at-Arms Of tie two Houses of this Assembly
are instructed to have their respective halls
clad in mourning for the residue of the ses-
sion.
8. That, as a further token of our re ipcct
for the memory of tie deceased, we will wear
the usual badge Of mourning on the left arm
for Tie space Of thirty days.
Five thousand copies of the Speeches hav,
been ordered to he published in pamphlet
form for the use Of the Members,
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TIE LAW MysKETs.-lt is stated that Mr.
George Law is rapidly dSpoSing ofthc 20O,-
600 gnns he some years purchased of the
Government, and is getting for them qualu
pie the sum he paid for thom. The demand
from abroad for American manufactured mus
kcts, and other fire arms, is represented to lie
far greater than the supply.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

PEACE IN Europe. is stated that parties
in Washington, well informed in European
politics, are still firm in their belief that no
general war will arise out OF the Eastern qucs-
ton, but that it is on the eve of sediment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

TAx0N Docs In orr advertising columns
will Ls fo,,mI I'm Act Taxing Dogs for the
Protection Of Sheen" in this county, which
is now in force. Every family is allowed one
dog free of AK: we think it would have served
better purpose to have taxed all dogs, but
still the law may be beneficial. We shall
shall sec.
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NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS for Stock in the Elkton,
y Andora and Lcwisviie Plank Road Com
pany, arc hereby notified, that meeting ct
said subscribers will be held at Cherry Hill, in
Cecil county, on SATURDAY, the Sth day Of
April next, at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, to organize
said company, and to chose, by ballot, to be
delivered in person or by proxy, duly author
lied, nine Managers from among the stock
holders to conduct the business of said COM
pany until the first Monday of June next.
Each stockholder will be entitled to one vote
for every share of stock held by said stock
holder, not exceeding two hundred.
FRANCIS G. PARKE,
JOSHUA l.. GATCHEL,
SAMUEL B. FOARD,
JOHN MACKIE,
GEORE EARLE,
March 4, tim Commissioners.
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1NHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcrs ofCecil county, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of sand county, letters Trs-
lamenlary on the personal estate Of
Samuel Aikcns,
late ofSaid county, decd. All persons hnvin.
claims against the said decd, are hereby warm
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or belore the
2lst day Of January, 1855,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded frt M
al benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under our
hands this 25lh day Of February, 1854.
ROBERT AIKFNS,
JAMES AlkENS.
Feb o5 CIV Eyrc're
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Az AMERICAN OFFICER IN TIE TURKISH
SERvIcE-A letter from Constantinoplc says
"a large number of Polish officers have been
sent to the Georgian frontier to help to fight
the Muscovitrs. Mr.. Bonfanti, Of n. York,
formerly of the American volunteers in Next
Co, has been sent to the same place, with the
rank of ma or. lie has also received the name
of Neryis Bcy.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

SHIP CANAL.-lt is stated that the party of
engineers who are engaged in surveying
route Tot a ship canal across the Peninsula of
Florida will probably report unfavorably,
and that the Florilians consider the construc-
ton ola railroad from Roses Landing, near
st. Mary's, to Cedar Keys or Tampa Bay,
absolutely necessary.
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ENGLISH GE0GRApIY.-The Illustrated
London News, speaking of Nebraska Terri
tory, says it is tract of several millions of
acres, lately purchased by the Americans
from the King of Mosquito.
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ICBayard Taylor, it is stated, invariably
receives fifty dollars for the delivery Of his
lectures on the Arabs, and has already cleared
$4,000 on his Japan and China lectures.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

C-A colored woman belonging to j. c.
Tilghman, ofCcntrevilic, Md, persisted in the
late snow storm.
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III. 3. Cough gets $1,000 month for
lccturing in Great Britain, and it is said the
Scotch association he works for make a good
thing out Of it.
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Posi- OFFICE CMAMiE.--Wc neticc that Mr..
Samuel Williams has been appointed Post
ma acr, at Rising Sim, in this county. in
place of Mr. .Itssc A. Kirk.
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DTOvcr $4,000 lbs. of game passed owe
the Great Western and Central On. W Rail-
roads on the Goth ult., for eastern murkets.
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CouRr or APPEALs.-We notice that John
A.. Crcswcll, Esq, of this town has been
a limited an attorney of the Court ofApp,al'
Of ihis Safe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-03-04

0TMr. Leonidas Dodson, of st. Michacls,
has been elected discount clerk in the Easton
Bank of Maryland.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-To- morrow being the
LIST Sabbath of the month, the second service
in the Presbyterian church will he held i'll the
afternoon commencing at O'Clock. The
public is invited to attend.
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PIIBLIC SALE


OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
" PROPERTT.--Thc subscriber will offer
at Public Sale Oh the premises, on
S,turton lirci lsih, 1851,
the following real estate and personal + p
crty, Wis
Vine and a half Acres,
of unincumbcrrd and highly improved land,
living in the Sixth District of Cecil county,
Md. it is bounded by the lands of Wilson,
Marshall and others; it lies on the PennSylvd-
mir line, and on the main road leading from
Port Deposit to Oxford, eight miles from the
former and five from the latter place. The
E.--R improvements consist of LOG
10 4 DWELLING HOUSE; one and
&A ss,E half stories high, with pump
ellMit1 " 49, and good water at the door, A
&=''~ NEW FRAME BARN with sta
bling attached. Also, a good Apple and
Peach Orchard, occupying about half an acre.
Within Il few years past there has been
llGO bushels of lime put on the land; two
acres are in wheat and the remainder i'll grass.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Terms of Sale are One hundred dol
lars cash on the day Of Sale; one fourth part
in nine months, with interest from day OF sale;
the remainder in three years from said day
with interest, with privilege of paying at any
Intermediate time.
ALSO, one thousand feet of White Oak
Boards, two thousand seasoned Oak Shingles,
g. one yoke ofONen two years old,
~ three young Mich Cows, two
-<SN@ Shoats, one Ok Cart, and vari-
;sss+ s.s: sxsRsess Gus other implements.
Possession given on the 10Th Of March, 1851.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. VI.
For further particulars apply to
DANIEL WALLS,
Ivy Mills, Del. Co., Pa.
or HANNAH WALLS,
Brick Meeting House, Cecil Co., Md.
March 'Ji--ts.
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ESTsEE.

TIE County CJnnni 'sicn,rs ofCsc;l county
l. will meet at their Office in the Court
House. in Elkton, on TIL 'RSDAi the 3lli
day OF March, inst, 10 attend to Sue business
as may he presented, Supervisors WHO hiv.
not settled WITH the county, are notified to Ill,
their accounts and pay up bal ,nces where la.
by Ord r PC. RICKETTS,, OK.
March Al --Iw
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CJTMr. Daniel G. May has been elected by
the board Of trustees, teacher of the English
department Of the academy at Easton, Md.
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C+Several shad have been caught in the
Delaware river within a few days.
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TTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tia, the sab
L seriber Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Coat of said county, letters Of
Administration On the personal estate OF
Ruth Nickel,
lac Of said county, decd. All persons having
claims against the SAID deceased, are hereby
warned 10 EXHIBIT the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18th day Of February, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
TO SAID estate, are requested TO max" immediate
payment TO the subscribers. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of February, 1854.
WILLIAM NICKEL,
Feb IS CIV Admir-.
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GUM SHOES.--A good supply of Ladies
VI and Gcntlcmen's Gum Shoes. for sale by
Jan - 4. J. SCOTT Il GRO.