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Il III E C. ALE DOVIAN.

81 Strawberries, in Baltimore, are unusu
ally plenty. and are selling as low as ten cent,
5 aIuart' The wheat crop in Maryland look.
r ~e'i' and the indications arc favorable TO =
fall yield of grain.
, Notwithstanding to the Whining
r ton IN. c. journal, members arc leav;nc tho
hnow Nothing lodges in that State /" in bat
fa'i'ons." 1t says" Virginia killed Know
Hothlngism in May - North Carolina will
bury it in August.
a MINISTER FOR SALr.-Tberc i an al
Scr''semcnt in Kentucky paper of one for
sale He was slave to man recently do.
ceased. 1t is stated in the advertisement
mat ne holds license to preach. Churches
IN want o! pastor will take notice.
E5" shed in Winchester in which two
young men had been experimenting with fire
works accidentally took fire on FRIDAY NIGHT.
anu the lire was got under with great ,!iiirul.
". an examination of the she'd then reveal.
td &eg of powder, with the s,orcs Do,Ju
bHfheH MTouqI.
sS In birmingham, England, IIindoo idols
are manufactured for expectation.
DI>GEAcEFrL.-Thc Collector Of the mort
OF New ork is about to sell at public ,uct;on
IKE stray cases Of goods unclaimed ~. ,ho;r
owners, many valuable articles. tho nrorcr,,
OF foreign contributors to the CRYSTAL Pal,c.
Exhibition. The managers of that f,I,x nm.
ueftook to return these goods free Of cxncnso
conveniently 10 3rs;oisttehh. At -
\ WHITE MAN WHlrrrD.-A gentleman
in Kentucky has recovered $500 damages
fora logging Illegally awarded him, bv JUS
tee of the Peace, for larceny Suppose all
the negroes Illegally whipped in Kentucky
should bring similar actions.
e. The View Hampshire State Fair will
probably he held at Manchester the rnsuino
autumn. The citizens ar" to subscribe ST.
600 to that end, and $500 have already been
raised.
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1)fatJJ.

III lI'INfN' 'ane Co.. Wisconsin. May u. Il
crv>iielaS. Ieander F. Trlax. formerly Of :. IoLrs
bury. w.. a"e'i - wears. All who knew him were
III. lr"I!-. /" Know him Was 10 esteem him. Com
IN Braided. May Is. :Io-sIi rill-turv. AGED Co.
~ SprN=tield. Ohio. May : Mrs .Juli; L.. wife
OF i!am ingalls, ,iormcry O! Danyil!,.l ;sc,! 3d.
=, In "!over May -. Mrs.. Nancy H.. VII" of Mr.
II. ,. Chaplin. and daughter 81 the ,a.c STEPHEN
Webster, al pa;vil,r
Il" Newport. April II, OF, cankcr-ra,F. Henry a..
"S! wears an! months: pril l.. Harriet Ani.
"-c'I years and 4lion,l!, o.Iiv children Of C,rI
and HirYic, " right
IL Newport. Apr! -. ~ e4aA,r-ra>h Nelson ".
son 81 DahieI ;!!i hch""ra Ilu>e AGED ovr~. 4in-
IN I'M town. May 81 Of consumption. NJ HAr
.!t' u. VIE q Ahn'r +. Houii. and GAu, ,ttr OF
hto. SHeIL.i..... ..si vl..i. and months.
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HhAr DEITAIN.-A great debate IN Par
'''n'h'' on the evening of the 24th tool
pace when Disracl; brought forward , mo
"''si OF want of confidence. exnrcssn, T.:
oi'noh' mat Parliament cannot adjourn 70,
iIcess without expressing its dissatisfaction
WIN inc smn'guous language, and uncertain,
conduct Oh the Government. in reference >,
.'c conduct OF peace or war. and that undn,
'"eSc circumstances the House feels if dnt,
'o "eciarc that it will continue 70 Give ovor,
,I air'o'' 20 'l.e queen in the prosecution OF
Nv T"', "n'li, IN conjunction with her allies
~, s''aI, o';ain safe and honorable peace.
Mr. DIsracli and his supporters lasbcJ tae
government, and especially Lord palmors
Ton and Lord John Russell
Lord John Russell r.,,;.J d..c,,d; :.
conduct at Vienna. and tho J.b,.o na ms
.iourncd '0 "''"'c was ad-
House decided by vote Of PIG for Dis.
'asn' anu 3l' against; majority for the Gov.
stands '''c ministry
In 'l'e House of Lords, Earl GRAY made =
; :. motion, but subsequently, withdrew
!. Is expected by The 2oth of June. every
"'a,a'lc man in Great Britain. belonc;ny 70
s"c infantry regiments, will have embarked
'or 'iie seat of war.
,: f"ANcE.-Thc appointment of Gen. Pol.
'>e' 20 me command of the French ,roors
~ ~ '''e Nri'n'a has been well received in
=: hev. JOEL FISK was installed as Pas.
,or over the Congregational! church in Plain.
field, May 80. " III ''''-
< Rev o. T. Lanphcar was Dismissed
'r" 1s past t"l t sAarS s. in Derby BY mu
The Chicago Tribune saws that the rcceipts
.. !'o"r, wheat, oats. corn and rye. bv the
'atha ha'road AMI by canal. for the twelve
business days commencing Nav 10Th and end
N" May 18th. amounted to 744.19s buShcIS,
Look TO IorE FRUIT TErrs-CatcrnI-
lars, the pest Of the Fruit Grower. are more
Nh;'n usually numerous ills spring. II not
cNtcEhiInatrd IN season. they will not only de-
>tF"y the cropo fruit but materially rrtarI
The growth OF the trees. The time 10 kill
them IS IN the morning when they are at home
IN their nests
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAEKET, June c.
AT market 81? cattle about 20 bcevcs. 81 Stores
Years old. - ''''
PRICES - Market - Extra. s,.: 1st ou,E,v
goo; % quality, S!as..; Cd quality, sas. ordinary
1a1! per 100 lis '"''' =
l''e~-sdas.; Tallowiss;ao.: pc!ts, Sal. Calf.
SKINS 'rnl"cpcr b.: Veal calves, !, Il .!ja; Ar
market 752 y ~
Eareng Catt,c-S
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LfHhAlM l.. GEt.GOHl'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

E~~ex pi>'rict,s>
ats PROBATE Court holden al Luncnture. in sail,
u -frlcf on III" , day Of .!une \. D. 1855.
"fiEEEAS. Harvey &. FRY. Executor of ,bc
W lat VIII and Testament or T,lrarn l.. Greco
~ ''e"i Concord in .al district deceased promo
SOS :" r''i ef IN account his administration and
I" pres rs arc"un: a,liiIS said estate for ex
ANIMATION ami allowance. Ii is therefore ordered
hv sal! court that the sam. come under consi]cr,
lion and II" beard ~ thc rrhafc Office in said In
:i"nr". ON the , I'll !,v otJruc l>,:, at ~ ocIo,k
~ N. And II il further ordered that NIL rer..uS
intcre>fc'! he notified there: by publication If 4
COPY 0I "a record Of this order in the Calclnnian.
lrir.tr! ~ 81 Iollns'. three weeks >ucce>>ivslv
Er"Vi"a~ 7" -;'i! time OF hearing '.t thew NAV a.-
per ana contest the allowance Of TIE sid account,
By The Court-Are-.
wv. CHANDLER Judge Of Probate.
\ true copy 81 r,,ur,l oqo,,,
Att.... lNn Y l IL WY Err:..ar
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HALIFAX TE1EGEAru OrrIcE.

TUESDAY. June I.
The steamship Africa. from Liverpool 26th
ult arrived here at TO. 7. ". TODAY
The steamship Washington. which left
Southampton on the 23d. Tor New York. car
ried $50 passengers, and intelligence of war
proceedings: also. news that Austria has
made another attempt to renew negotiations
Of peace.
NEGOTIATIONS.
Count Euol ON the 10th had an ,tcrv;ow
with Lord Wcs,morrland and Count Bour-
uuencv and s,,crest,d that the womhors or
conference should meet so,in Tho E,.,J
and Erc;i,h minister. could ,,ivo ,.,,lv L,,
il nm l.rrcl that # ,L,.v -.,.,t =, n.ot
inv Cm,., II will ao,iu ,.,..n,.,,,o,rr,,.,.
,b,. th;,J NAM.
Berlin PAPER, export that the Austrian me-.
d;a,orv ,,ro;o,al i. ,,,a. I,u,s;, .rL T,r,.",.
shall sc,:l,. i,.twcon themselves w.. nrn,i,.:,
OF ships they will keep in the Black S.,
England and France hrcr,inr each two shin,
therein and Turkey ind .rtakin, no. 70 en-.
ter into any treaty will, Russia. miles, sinh
United to France. and Euulaul
TIE U,p
r,,, C,.,, cau n.,,:
1uc,,t ,,,,u,.vS,l 4 ,,o,,,lior w,.h H., ,r,,,.
.,,j a,an,.;a,, ~ .Ino!,, ;.a,, Wv amy" :;
,,"n,,r ,ooL.I nr l. !. .,r .,'i , '.T o': I'M,
'"'' Nv VIII
army.
Ii is said that Omar Pa>ha has offered TO
take and hold Sin.crcpol with his Turks if
the French will snrilv his a'!vancc>.
The secret expedition. which W., recalled
from kcrfrh. Is r'rortcd to have again sailed,
destination hot known.
The recent arrival q The French divisions
under Guns Aurr! e. litrii'.I and .\n-c-
~. makes the alII'" tore" IN the Crmca about
100000 men, namely: French '2'.ooo Brit
i>h 10000, Turks 10000, Sandman H.
600.
Al the troops from The camp of ,Ia>l Lave
bcr:, sh;rpcl T. the Crimra.
TIir Slr,I. or SrnA~IrrvI-Th cor
rcspondcncc fro.n The English camp. w 10
MAY 9Th. represents the amy as being well
fupn'i".'. 3r' only with n"c"~>a'lc:. but even
ruxur.es. some choirra still prevailed, how
,,7cr.
.My l0.-t severe combat took place a.
...onr the RICH; attack. \ ni!,kct and hayo-
net fight coitinuci one hour and a half; then
the RuSsiaus retired under the cover 81, ,hr
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BENJAMIN VESTS ESTE.


Caledonia district
At a Probate Court. held ut DanvilIe n s., us
trlct. on til" 1>t day of June, y. ID. 1855.
NV 1EHEAS. L. II. Jones. Administrator o,t|,c
w estate of Ben jamin West late o. 81 Inns
bury in said district, deceased Iropocs 70 r,dcr
an account Of his administrator. am 10 ,.Scn.
his account against said estate 10Y rxa,in,+, and
allowance for the purpose of making rrtiti, and
di>lr'huton OF the residue "f said e>tap fny re-
h'ihS under decree OF sad court, am,nc he per-
sons who are by law entitled to the same.
1t is therefore ordered bv said c,urt rat ,l,e
same come under consideration ant I've ,,r,l ,t
The PROBATE Oflre in Danvillc on the o5,lr]av of
June, a. d. 1s55 and it is further ordered. hat all
persons interested he notified hereof by ,hIic,
non OF Il copy of the record of this or,lciu fine
Ca'':"nian printed at 81. .Johl>hr,rv. tI,rcweck,
scces>ivclv prcvior> to said time Of hc.ro. t,,.t
they may appear and contest the allowance; sa;d
account. they see and ais" be hearty said
court III the matter Of partition and distribution of
said estate
BY the Court.
Attest. CHARLES 5. DANA. JUDGE oprol,,tc
q true copy Of record, e32w3
Attest, G.A.EurBANK, hyiste er
STATE OF VERMONT
In PROBATE Court holden at DanyjIlc n the atb
Day of 'unc. \. d. 1850.
AEEl MOORE. administrator ofthe estate
y: OF John Nelson, late of Evegate, said dis
I'c'' deceased makes application to sad court for
incense to sell part Of TIE rca! estate 4 said de-
ceased representing that >ai! sal, is necessary for
'"H PAYMENT OF the debts Of sad deceased.
hcrrnl'''l 1t x ordered Ivy said .ourt That
"' 'li'G"''"ii come un, Ter Consideration and be
i,'arH oh 'lIe 23:li day of lure \. d. 800 at tle
ir"hatc Office in D.n,e: and it is further or
''tt 'hat All persons interested. be notified here
o. 10y putt catl"n Of rotice Of this appliraton
anu "r'cr thereon, three weeks >u,cc..ivciv in the
= PRINTED al 81. JOAN larry. before said
'''H q the Hft;r ,rt tlqte ,l"r anr at said time
CHARLES 5. DANA. Judge Of Probate
a true copy Of record, .32w3
Attest, q. a. E!-EnANk Eccister
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MATTHEW TIIOMPSON'S ESTATE.
ATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District S..
In Probate Court. holden Il. Da'vilr, in and for said
district, on the 5;h day Of June a. l.. 1855.
W Al X liAR\ E( administrator of III. e>.ate
w Of Matthew Thompson. lat" If Barnet. in said
district. deceased makes application 70 said com, 10
extend the time heretofore allowed him 70 ,av the
debts due from sad estate and e. render HI. adj.
lnlW>trat'"n account. Until some future Lay Where
upon II i "rlerr'! " said court that said anil
cation he heard II the Probate office in Danville on
The 18th day Of June. instant and. il is further
ordered THAT n"'lce be given 10 al persons conccru-
ed hy the publication # this order in the Cal
edonlan. printed NJ St.Johnshurv, three weeks sue
ccssivelv before SAID hearing
Ev the Court-Af,.St
'HA>: ). DANA. Judge Of Probate.
true copy Of rcc"rl-Att.>., 932w3
G.. y. EI'EHANK, REGISTER.
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STATE OF VERMONT

Caledonia District ..
In Probate Court. holden ut l,anvillc, on the 2S;l
day Of Nav, \. Il. 1855,
ACOG BLANCHARD. Ed. administrator Of
% the estate "f Andrew Iacki late nf I'c,c!,,,u
IN sa'd d'Sfr'cf; deceased makes ,,r.lica,i,n 10
SAID court Tor license H. sell the whole nf the real
estate 81 sad deceased. representing that sale If
part Is necessary for the layn,ci, uf the debts
on s'ii deceased: AMI that pant thereof c:rrot
lie sold without iil''irv I" the remainder
Whereuon. il is ordered by said Cour, t,,a. sa;J
application come under consideration and I've heard
on me 2l,t day Of June, A. d. Js5', at the Probate
Ohce IN 'h'vi!lc aforesaid! ana. il is further ,,r
aere'' mat il persons interested IL notified hereof
ny Iubcatio., Of notice "i this application md ~
der thereon. three weeks successfully in ,le CacI,
mar printed at -. Jor>!'urv Lef;fe said ,lne =;
"'a''"s' thai thcv may a,pc.. a: sa1 t!ic ai.i
place. :'hi. i IL ' >"c caI!~c. Inject thereto
Nv III" C"Urt-at.c-.
CHARLES S DANA. Judge "f Prol,...
'"!H l lcrnrh- !3lw?
A;;-si. Z. =. IS .:SAAk Ec.i-tr. .
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lie meeting Yesterday afternoon Was nr,l;.b
ed in .hr State of Maine Of vcs,or,.,,. ,oun
inr. s;-aci by Samuc, Wells. 81 .Jnhr
Smith. Nathan CUMMINGS. John Dow p
Carroll. j. T. Brown. Charles q CI,,r ~
than Clifford, Committee of CLIFTON. 81 pu.
land. - u =
'Ihc citizens Of Portland aro ,oo,os,o,,
to meet to the CITY Hall. TODAY at ., nr,oc,-
for the purpose o. INVESTIGATING Tho ,.:-,,,,,
stances attcuIin" the mechanically tr,rs,'.,;o,,
which took place in this city on S,.vr,,,,
evening last. md il the facts r.,,;r, - @
point r,,,um;ttc, 70 ,.,.,....,,, 49, y!
who arc guilty Of sbe,,lip,, ,b.. lIo,,
fellow ci:izon. AND 20 ,1o,,. .,,,i' " '"''''
NAV Inc best c,Icu,,toI - aua'' treasures as
excitement" VIZ p'ese"'
ptNIu ,rrr,~c,
ar o~, IN, ,,r Al
poru,,,, lava I,
c,l,.J ,o'd,, '"' I'o''c meeting was
~ 49, ~ '"'eS''!"'e 'he proceedings
,,;, wv ''e''"' VIZ saturday eve
I,;,I,,o U,,
vas vsrv ,,,,, .,o,':I az s"' meeting winch
to got int, the hail ''''"' '''"o "''p'c
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8cstoa, Concord ard Montreal Railroad.
LEtl L. BR!GHAM'S ESTATE

LEVI 7. HR!GHAM'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia District, s.
In Probate Court. holden at Danvlc in and for SAID
district, "i The 1t day ot June \. ID. I>55
VINllnNA> BRIGHAM. administrator on ;ho cs
ta'r ri Levi J.. Brigham. late of ST. J"llr-bu-
~ III sad district. deceased. makes application to
said court 70 extend the time heretofore allowed
HIM to pay the debts duc from said estate and 10
render h'- administration account utti! some future
day: Nhcrcnv"h il is ordered bv said court thai
said application hr heard at tle Py,i,ate oi,,.. in
nanvIl.c. on the 18th dav If June. g. d. 1873: and
II is lnrther ordered. that ,Ie'ic, he given to all per-
sons concerned" hy TIE Il.l Ieatln q, this oder in
tn Ca!c''"n'n, printed At ST. L'bn-hurr, tlree
weeks -uccc>>ivev before said hearing.
BY Tie Court
Arc~t. CHAS. 5. DANA, Judge Of Probate.
\ true copy of record. .;2vs
At,c~f, q. <. 1T EDANh, Ecrister.
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One week later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA

FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS ENPECTED
.New pi'm n operations IN tie Crimra---W Tie
lilies reiHtorced
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Thin Hats! Thin Hats!

slll DOZEN THIN HATS. i,,>. opened and for
NV sale hv I. L. GOEIIAM. being the largest
and hest assortment r-cr offered in Northern Yer
mont.
Just give him cali opposite the St. Johnshnry
House. S2sh
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STATE. OF \tRNl,,\,


=, Caledonia District. S.
AZ Probate Court holden 1T Probate Officc IN
Danr,lie- within and Tor said district, on the Iltl
day o. Mav A. d.. $50. WV '
n y MENT. rurI"rtnc TO he the la,
u VIII and testament "t John San ,orn. lar. If
'';',''w,ek; II, >"' District. deceased being pre-
-eiitc'! t" the Court here lv Caroline S,nhorn tho
widow Of said deceased. for Probate: II n1.r
red by sand Court. that all I'cr>o> concerned tcre
Ii! 'c 'iiiri I" appear III session al; said Cuurt
20 i" h"''!en at the Probate Office. in Du,v;ll.
GA The 2!St day "f June, a. h. 800. and sbtw
can>". any the, may iavc.arain>t the Pr,l,,o .,
SAID VIII: i'r Whrh purpose. it is further ordered
s''"t copy o, the recor.. Of this order he publish
Ell three weeks successfully in The C,,rl MON
printed at 81. .Ir,>iurv, pre-, ioU, 10 aid t,,,.
appointed f.r ll.Hri,:e.
tHfEi.t, ). bA.,A Iui-. Of proi,,,.
y 'rie copy 6. Ii. cd ,,.Iw2
AXE; u. 4. EiEbANk IL, ..t,r
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Z AEINH purr'ia-"I OF. &. ". & s. Hicr;n> Their
r'irr sock 90. l'rv t;ur,,~ &c. we will con.
t!nue the business n the Store LATELY occupied hv
tirln. IN; w"Dil! We ,'-r-e L. Sc,. their old ems
tGiI!c'' ;''.'i al Others VIII" Wiz! to ,uv goods
CHEAP FOR CASH.
IN rr'fr 7" rs:.'' '!e : * preparatory our fa,
AM NIn''f purchases. wi! sell Hour Goods oil At
very 10" flct> i"F 'a-!lA 10 a.. !r"'ni; PAWN. Gus
TONERS. oar stock embraces almost every v.,i,,,.
>CI;r. L Tie season. Call and examine
&. t. STONE
u. FOSTER
81. Iuhn>jurv. June |. 1875.
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Farm for Sale.

VIE Subscribers o,tr for sale their farm ,,c,,c,
u AT Lower Waterford and on which fl,,v n,,,r
me IaFih contains about 22J a;.res. Eor
''f'i!cr particulars call upon the owners.
E.CUILEI
lover Waterford. Nav :. ls;5. ,...,r
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Congress Water.

4 'oN''Ei.>S' a'7i lni: i.e Spring Va.e-, H.. re-
NJ - liz
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$40 Reward !!

In HORSE wears old, with white spc,
al compton. Z. T.. on the 18th Of May. I, * .,,
posed he WAS taken int" the States. Wboev.r ,,I
eve information :" THAT the horse NAV bc recover
ed, shall receive the above reward Jnf,r,.,;,
upon the subject NAV he communicated fn ~
eifoii or David Gc><, .ir. -. Jnhn>lurv-
NELSON DlDEVOII.
Compton. e. f., June /, 1850 s,1u".
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Brushes,

kNESH, Hair, Nail, Cloth, and Tooth brushes, a
variety TOR sale by J. &. BINGHAM.
May 20, $50 .sotf
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Selling Out.

Vv>liE subscriber. in consideration Of his arrange
. r''nfs I" close up his present b,l>ncs. the fr,t
If August next, now
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WHITES We hrvc 'h> -, rccci, q |
'"' ir'HA Boston | Go1"n ir.,.-t
We N.-i;,~ SNr
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United States and Foreign Patent
2, :t:.H5@>>N
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Medical Library for Sale.

SllE large and carefully selected Medical Library
4 If the late p"ct. u. II. Bard, of Troy. Vi. com
pri>inC valuable standard works in all the depart
ent> OF medicine. surgery, &c, is offered for sale
very CHEAP. for cash W approved cr,..
For particulars. address OTIS Clap:', ESQ. No. II.
school street Boston, Mass. 5. ". Iiavcr, NJ. u
or Mrs. Louisa X. Bard, Burlington, Vt.
May ii. 1853. ?:"m3
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Paper.

HMM ROLLS "f best >.ylc and PATTERNS. From
Hv>,V c"n'> 1" >l.oo per robust received
AT the cheap cash >;ocoi r. r BROWN
Alrii -. sas.f
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-03-24
The DOG FAX,

TENllE Collectors in the several Districts are
n hereby notified to pay to the County
Commissioners at their first meeting in April
the amount OF the tax on dogs, collected by
them for the year 1854, in order that it may
be app opriated to the uses specified by the
Law.
and notice is hereby given to Collectors
and to the owners Of dogs, that all the dogs in
the several districts shall be assessed for the
year 1855, under the "Act taxing Dogs for
the protection Of Sheep in Cecil county, be-
tween the 10th day Of March and the Is. day
June in said year, and the owner oi every
taxable dog assessed between those dates
shall be held accountable for the tax assessed
to him, whether he shall afterwards part with
the dog or not. And the assessment of the
dogs in the county as taken by the several
collectors, shall be returned by them to the
office of the County Commissioners, on or be-
fore the 9th day of June, next.
BY order, p. c. RICKETTS,, elk
mar II CIV Co Corners Cecil Co.
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New London Academy.
NEW LONDON, CHESTER CO..

NEW LON DON, CHESTER CO., Pa.
1NHE SUMMER SESSION of this Institution
L will commence on WEDNESDAY,, May
End, and continue twentyone weeks. The
course of instruction is extensive and tho
rough, embracing the various branches Of a
sound English Education, and the Latin,
Greek, German, French and Italian Lam
guages, music on Piano, Drawing, &c.
Special care is bestowed on the English
branches, and throughout the whole course it
is aimed to make education reality.
Thorough r"citations are always required.
This Institution is located in retired and
beautiful village, surrounded by highly culti-
waited country, and from its location combines
advantages rarely found united.
TERMs.-Boarding and Tuition for summer
session, SO; Washing, Music, Modern Lam
guages and Drawing, are extras, at the usual
charges.
A commodiouR new brick building has
lately been purchas ID, VII CHI will be hereafter
occupied as the boarding House, and will
afford the most comfortable accommodations
to students from q distance.
For circulars and catalogues address as
above. JAS. Il. MCDOWELL.
mar II 5w Principal.
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ATTENTION!
BOUNTY LAND.

p9 an act of Congress passed March Ord,
ID 1855, all who served II days or more in
the Revolutionary War, or in any other, in
which the United States have been engaged
and have not received land, are entitled to
100 acres.
All persons who served in any battle,
Chough they only served one day. y are en-
titled to 100 acres. The widow, (nr if no
widow.) the children (if any,) under 81 years
on the 81 day Of March, 1855, are entitled to
the Land.
Transfers, Wagon-maoters, Marines. Sail.
ors. &c, are also entitled to 100 acres.
Those who have drawn less than 100 acres
under any previous Law, are now entitled t.
enough to make that quantity in all.
Gy'iiaving peculiar advantages for obtain
ing tho variants, and from extensive travc
through the West, for advantagcously locat.
ing the same, persons entitled to Land Ahould
apply personally. or by letter to
VIM. PINKNEY EWING,
March 1Th, '5o-T. Elkion, Maryld
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* 40 REWARD.

WAS Stolen on The night Of the 10Th of
w February, from the stable Of the sub
scribcr. on the 4th section Of the West Chcs-
ter and Philadelphia Railroad. very large
BAY HORSE, about 12ycars old, with heavy
name and long, switch tail, carries high in
harness or under the saddle, steps short or
rather stumps along, but is withal a good
traveller for heavy horse; has no white upon
him that can be rccollc cted.
The above reward in addition to $40 to be
paid by the County, will be paid for the re-
covery of the Horse and detection of the
Thief, or $50 will be paid Ivy the owner for
the recovery of the horse alone, and ten dol
lars by the West Chester Police Association
for tho apprehension Of thieves and the re-
coyery Of stolen property
ROBERT IRWIN,
West Chester, mar u ow' President.
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SrrcrLTIoN.-Many years ago. a man
named Wm. Bennett entered half quarter
section of land in South Chicago. lie was
afterwards compelled to leave the State for
some crime. Eu,ror said he WAS in the Mis-
souri, pcniicntiary, and many efforts have
been made to find him by those who desired
TO purchase the land. Meantime it has been
improved and passed through various hands
and is now worth million and a half Of
dollars. The Chicago Press says a well
known gentleman Of that city has been down
South and has somewhere, found Bennett
and has obtained decd for the entire tract
He will commence actions ofcjcctment against
those who are on the land