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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-27
u tie11cvs anl Correspondents.

GIVE print an cxtravasant prize tale on
our first page, taking off in true Western
style, some of the bona f|e efforts in that di-
rec ton. Il is good hit.
~ The printers were compelled by want
of time to make short synopsis of the letter
from Springfield on The first page. Mr. llol
combs speech, however, is given precisely
as reported by the writer for this paper.
GIVE have an interesting article from
Major Jones on The Cultivation Of Flax for
the Seed, which we will print next week.
1TAnothcr number Of ''.San F'mcisco o. is
in hand for our next paper.
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TO FARMERS.

NTE respectfully inform our customers
w that We have Reduced the Prize OF our
IMPROVED SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME, and
are now selling our well known preparation
at Forty Dollars per ton, warranting it to be
fully equal, if not superior to any sold By us
in former years.
1t affords us pleasure to state that the high
character of this article is WELL ESTABLISHED,
and the testimony 0! Farmers MilD have Used
II, Proves ii 20 be the CiiEhlE%G and most
FERNA NENT Fertilizer that is now known.
Our friends are requested to call and "N-
anime it, and receive Il pamphlet descriptive
Of its qualities, uses, &c.
\ liberal deduction made to pEALERS.--
AGENTS WANTED.
Css-A-.sa.
A full supply OF No. Government Peru
Wan Gnnno on hand. Also, Mexican Guano,
Poudrcttc and Plaster Tor sale at the lowest
market rates. ALLEN x NEDELES.
- South Nharyca ana IS South Water
st, first Store above Chestnut Street,
Jan y Ban iu!LAniLPII!A.
G77"FarinrrS can load on Water street and
avoid The crowded Wharf.
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VALUABLE ARM
AT EEEHEEETGWT.
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND,


AT PRIVATE SALE.-The subscriber
/ A Offers for sale valuable and highly i'm
proved Farm, situated at Frenchtown, Cecil
county, Md, now occupied by Mr.. John P.
Price tenant. Il contains about
$50 ..cc:s c@Lc.:!,
about 90 Of which is Woodland the rest
meadow, ard arabic land in Il high state of
cultivation AID Improvement.
There is on the place Il handsome and com
i mnhous Brick Dwelling. immediate.
" lit, u at Frenuttown, built alta great cx-
.'::.Sess-,s3 pensa, and now in complete order,
t,iialt: gw h grounds and improvements
around such as to niako it Il most de-
srahe county .eSidrnce. Ais" convenient
out-huildings in good order, for tie purp. Sos
Of; the farm.
Also. two other Frllne Dwelling
Houses, which have hcen and my ;-s-Nt7-c,e,
continue to b. rented apart from the t%*:'siig
farm, and which ar" NOW occupied by siis..'3
tenants. The Whole ttrm is ur;.ug
complete fencing, m"stIy ch ,SHnt.
The convenience ii access to the cities Of
Philadelphia and Baltimore By way otFrcHch
town, and also by rliro ID from Eihton, being
only two and II half miles from the latter
place, gives to this farm many advantages:
aud this, together with the superior quality
of the lnnd and the very superior character
of the Dwelling llonse and other improve
mc.tS. rc:rlrrs it probably the most desirable
property which has fora long tlno been offer
ed for sale in Crci! county.
The Land has been brought to \ high state
OF Improvement hy the constant and liberal
U.S., for years past, of lime and other ma
nurcs, and is nuw as productive as any i'll the
county.
For the price and terms, Or for any further
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THE AnTEsIAN WELL At CHARLESTON
This well it seems is working wonders. The
News says:
The progress of Ii.is work is most salts
ia ,toiv.-We were informed this morning by
Mr. Wclton that a depth has been attained
of 30 feet, having penetrated smother lay
or of rock. The water is gushing out at the
rate of q to 80 gallons minute, and has
greatly improved i'll quality. An elderly
gentleman, who has attended the recent OPP
elations, has drank Of the water for three
weeks, and says he has increased seven
pounds in weight as well as IN appetite. The
water is Supposed by him to possess medicinal
nnaltieS.N
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Public Sale CT Real Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given, that on TUES.
~ DAY, thc 18th day Of February, la55
at O'Clock p. Al, vii! offer at Public Sale
at the Court House door in Ekton, certain
Lot Of Ground lying and being at Fix Land
ing, in Cecil county, Md. and assessed on the
books Of the Commissioners Ct said county,
to heirs Of Samuc! and W. Mcctccr. This
lot les between and adjolns the lands Of Ru-
dnlph Bennett, ST.. and the heirs Of William
llollingsworth, and is used as a landing. il
will be sold for the State and County Taxes
assessed thereon for the year 1851, the same
having never been paid.
Terms Cash. TiiOS. THAChERY,
Collector Of State and County Taxes for the
Sd Election District Of Cecil county, for the
year 1851. Jan 20, 1855 is
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AFRAID OF CAR. The English government
finds Int little sympathy with the other
powers of FUR 'pe whom it has applied to for
the purpose Of filing up the ranks the army
under the foreign enlistment bill. Switzcr-
land. where it was thought the number re-
qnired could be obtained, answers co!alv and
disapprovncly. Spain is also said to he a.
ganst the project, stating hat al! the recruits
s',t be needed fer her own army. The hard
ssyice in the CrinIca seems TO have no very
great charms for miitary men, and the
European powers not yet involved in the pre- =
sent quarrel, are in no hurry to eatanglc
themselves. They rrulrn'ly wait to see what
is likely to he the issue Of The fight. before
they commit themselves.
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HTUIE, n = oiEEf-iRJH WARE
MANDATORY:

tx PORT itEP ,%ty he s.h or Der inyi c3 HI,
] friends and lie pubic generally 20 { II nd es-
ANIME his assortment OF >to, i IN aud @hpci-irJn
!, are at he Old stand, d"or sra'h OF tlia Hay
5'cltcs III Port Deposit. he assortment is cx en-
s;va and various, consisting in par, of the FOL ~
ing:
CiHtOn hir-tight Cook STOVE, Union oftho -tnc.
10. l.c.cll nbc oven do Biac i,ilr air sht.
:oa, wooG; Virginia a. t, Cook for cu,l a; wooi;
Green Mountain Il, t: Improved Complete: Cook s
:'ayor,te; The Gem Abbey 4; Par or. Office and
Chuch Stoves; Union t; ) sizys of pat. owes;
ict-uir Pa.,ur Oxen.
COAL SiDN f.' Columbia Crate Caunon stoye;,
sizes; Coal basis a. t. } sizes It .nl,y :oul burn
cr,; several kinds of Radiators al OF which viii
sell on reasonable terms
ROOFING AND SPOuTING and all kinds Of
johbing done short noce.
AoY / ) IA ROBERT CHRT-TT.
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Has5ce 10 Creditors.

JTIiS is to Give Notice. that the subscriber
L nfCccji county. has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of sad county, letters Of Adj
Mins;raton on the PERSONAL estate Of
john A. Getty,
late Of sud county, decd. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, On OF
before the
18Th day Of October, 1850.
they may otherwise by Law, be excluded from
Ill benefit of sid estate, All persons in
drbtGd to Sail estate. are requested t" maze
immediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my haud this 23rl day OF December,
1851. JANE GETTY.
Adm'trx OFF ohn a. Getty. deed
Test--J. II. JAMAn. Reg Dec IS Nv
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MINISTER TO France. The Washington
correspondent Of the journal Of Commerce
writes
The cond..ionof Mr. j. Y. MAson's health
is now asrcrtaincd to he such rs to rcnlc"
his resignation certain and an appointment
will soon be made in his place. Mr.. john
y. Dix has as good chance for The place as
any ono, if he will accept it, as h. probably
will do. He has one qualification for The
post which few Of our Ministers have had =
an intimate knowledge Oft The French language
and Of French literature and politics.
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70 Contractors.

GstEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at the Office Of HE County Commissions
rrs OF Cecil county, until Tuesday the 18th
day Of March. next. at = o'cloC, p. NJ. g., for
opening the Diract Road, lately located from
ChcS 4p2&kc City towards E!i>ton, including
the Lr!hgr and cmblnkmcnt at Long Greek.
4 plot OF the road can be seen and other in
formation obtained Oh application at the Of
ice OF tilc County Commissioners in Eihton.
Tie parties making proposals will be 70.
!uired to submit their plans for the bridge
and cmbani;mrnt ut the creek, stating the
price for til. same and for all parts of The
work; and the person OF persons obtaining
the contract will be required t" give security
for til" taithiul performance of the work.
b. order. i. G. RICKETTS,,
ClerN county Commissioners Of Cecil co.
i'm |. l. - tMl3
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FEMALE LECrrWEEs Or MoRMoNisM.-Ihe
Boston Times publishes what purports to be
she has been for the last three years the
lawful wife OF Brigham Young, cx Governor
oS Utah Territory. Mrs. Young promises
shortly to visit Boston, in connection with
Miss Eliza Williams. another Mormon rctu-
gee, who, together, will deliver lectures on
the subject OF Mormonism, in all the princi-
pal cities Of the Union. They promise to
expose Brigham and his Mormon followers.
and to warn young ladies against the arts
and fl!se!Ioods Of the ensslrics Of the Latter
Day Saints who are sent out from the City Of
the Great Salt Lake to cntrap them.
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A llrNGnY MA..-A poor man was brought
before the Police Court this morning. c'llrg-
ed with stealing several loaveS of hrc I'd from
the doorstep of dwelling house. Tie man
pleaded g"iity, but stated that lie had tried
10 obtain work and failed, and as his Wife
and children were suffering for food he WAS
tempted to steal, intending TO max" amends
at some future day.--Juagc Gushing iinr,l
itim 81 and costs, the whole amounting to
SO lN.Nhich the reporters Of the journal,
tEacr!l, Chro!!icl. and Telegraph, pail, and
$ ut the nlln on his WAY rejoicing. s. Boston
I'e!fgIayh. 1871.
1t was stated il the course Of the cxlmna-
ton that the poor man WAS on his way back
to re.urn the bread when he was arrested.
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A STATUE or BENJAMIN FRANKLIN is to DC
erected in Boston: costing $4,000. GRfEN-
orGf, the ulptor is at the work, and it is
expected that he will have it completed by
1856. 1t is to be CT bronze and eight feet in
height. II represents franklin in citizen s
dress. with a cane in his right hand and his
cooked hat under his left arm. The entire
cost Of the statue and has reiefs will be
"a 600.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-27

FIILIBrsTERs AT THE SASDwlCI ISLANDS. -
A letter from the collector Of the port of San
Francisco to General Vi DOL, dated Aug. l6
1854, states that he mad been confidcntially
informed by d. l.. Gregg, the United States
Commissioner Mt the Sandwich Islands, that
two persons who had just arrived at San
Flanscisco from Honolulu were engaged in
organising Il force to operate against the is
lands, and declare their separate Independent
CO. The commissioner also stated that these
parties whlie protesting warm support to the
projected scheme of annexation to the United
States were, in fact, dcvisns schemes hostile
to it, and to our intercourse with the Pacific.
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ROBERT SCHUYLER. Tie New York Even
Ing Post states that the Grand Jury of that
city have found two bills Of Indictment a.
sainSt Robert Schuyler, late President Of
The New l|avln Railroad Company; one Tor
cmhcZzlcmcnt aud one for grand lArrsncy--
also an Indictment against ". i. MrtiucEin.
late teller of the Ocean Ba,!4, for ,lnbu%Hit-
mcnt q. SO 900 Of its fluids. and against III
up tow!I bank, the EaiI1 Of which has hot
TRANSFERRED.
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sassE'kl,G.

A LII persons are cautioned against ncgo-
"A tilting loans with joseph \. CAssHDAY
l>tylin- himself the firm Of JAS. CAssfpAY 4
Sos y or ELISHA ChsSEnAY, OF Phiadli lila,
upon any professions they may make to the
possession OF property in this State or the
Sat. Of Ohio; Us legal measures have been
been taken in reference to such property, as
well rs to recover large sums CT money fraud
ulentIy withheld.
DAVIS b. CASSrpAY,
Dec Is Gin Peach Blossom.
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No WEDDiNGs-T last Danyillc (Va.)
Republican says:-''1hc clerk of the lIustin.
IS court IN this place informs us that during
the year just ended not a single marriage
license. was issued from this office. This is
remarkable fact in town whose popula-
ton numbers about twenty-five hundred, and
results from the fact that no counting was
done, but that the ladies here are uncommon
" hard to marry
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STARVED TO DEATn.-Thc Geneva IN. "
Gazette mentions the death of Mr.. John
Robson, of that town, and adds as the cause
of his decease that there was stoppagr be-
tween the stomach and bowels, that rendered
futile any effort to retain nouriShmcnt or
medicine. The moment after either was
administered 1t was trown up. And in this
condition the lamcntcd man fingered along
for four weeks till he actually starved to
death.-It was a melacbholy fate for man
who was other wise III sound health, and in
the possession Of every other faculty, phys
zeal and mental.
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Cheap Dry Goods.
WILLIAM 'E0Eslss,ss'z

RpEiHG DESTROYS Of closing out his Winter
i , stock, Will sell off his Mousin de LANES
Merinos, Coburgs, Prints, Cloths, CaSimcrcs,
&c at very low rates Remember that
GOODS are cheap this season at any rate,
and when sold at reduced prices, mist be
still cheaper. Call and examine his stock to
be better satisfied before making your pur-
chases.
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Tie Sons Of the S;res,
or,
lI{C & 1900:

4 III tory Of the Ri'T, Progress ald D2stiay
n Of the A,InHlcAN rAhrY, a4d its PIo5d-
he InFrancc on the ne,t Pieyjira'il Tici.on.
10 mh'5h is 0!,jed hcr;cr Of tie Letter Of
the Hon. Henry a. Wise against the Know
Nothmgs. BY AN AMERICAN.
CuAIENG Is.
CHATTER 1.-The American Party.
ll.-Causes Of its Origin.
III.-Principlcs Stated, illustrated,
and enforced.
lV.-Thc Objects which this Organi-
cation aims to Accomplish
E.-The Necessity Of such an Or
ganization Examined.
II.-The EXi-encies OF the Times
demand an American Party.
N1l.-Thc True Position Of the Party
NIIl.-The Rapid Progress and Wide
Extent Of its Influence an Ar
gumcnt for the excellence OF
the American Party.
IN.--ThG Plan Of Operation adopted
by the American Party.
N.--Tht Probable Influence Of the
American Party on the next
Presidential Election.
NI.-Rcvicw Of the lion. Henry 4.
Wisc's Letter.
The above book is now in press, and will
be issued in Il few days. 1t is from the pen
of one thoroughly acquainted with the under
current of American politics, and the causes
which have led to the existing corruption in
high places. He traces out clearly the opc
rations Of Il foreign element in our govern
memt institutions, and shows that the
Sous OF TIE Soil &uorLD GOVERN TIE SoIL.
This is the authors strong position which he
maintains by irr. futablo arguments.
The book is one that should be in the hands
Of every native born citizen. as well as for
eigncr. The politicians will have the book
of course, for they have Il personal interest
in the ston---..WHo WILL BE OUR NEXT
PRESIDENT 2" 1t will produce rafting
among the dry bones Of old political partizans
Published by
lIPPlNCOTT, GRAMBO & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA,
And for sale by all Booksellers.
Price - cents.--A liberal discount made
to those who purchase in quantities.
The Book will be sent by mail 10 any part
OF the United States, free of postage, on re.
ceipt Of 81. Jan y 1t
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FHNFIE subscriber would respectfully return
d. his thanks 70 his friends and the public
generally. for their patronage in the past
year, and respectfully s"(ieits continuance
of the liberal patronage eujnyrd by ill.,. late
frm. L. ". STABLES.
Jan 6 1855
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LOOK EEIIFlEG!

~, sze..-.-.> The undersigned about u
~ : - discontinue business i'll tue
.,a3.s&<= =. .%.s.satown Of Elhton, offer their
entire stock at greatly reduced prices. 1t
consists Of Clocks, Watches, Cold Chains,
Spoons Ladies', Spcctaclrs, Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger do, and all articles OF Jewelry,
Cutlery, &c. Persons in want shall not leave
on account Of the price Of the goods. If YOU
want bargains, call soon, as we are detcrmln-
ed to close up the concern as soon as possible
IT, All persons Indebted to the firm will
please make immediate payment, and al! hay
ing claims against the same, will present them
for settlement. c. NJ. MUNSON x BRO.
Eikton, January Is If
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French SroIIArIoNs.--Thc following note
from Hon J. Sansant says the Baltimore
American. will be read with pleasure. We
Shall rejoice to find its aniicipations correct:
liuysE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON Jan. % 1855. {
EGiors .2mrric1n--Grltt: lie House to day,
by vote of lOI aye. To ~ nays, voted t" ="
into committee of the whole on the "Fic4ch
SJo'iaion bill"
This is a clcur iniiraijoa Of the sense Of the
lIouse on that measure inasmGch as every
man voted With rriPrcAce to his opinion upon
the merits OF s!c hl''.
Respectfully, j. NANsANr.
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PORT EsEr'osET FOUNDRY.

- TIE undersigned having
>N,s4%@.z taken the old Foundry stand
ss,gs2ss..[.a <se. at this place, would respect
fully solicit portion ofpub-
lie patronage. We are prepared to do at the
shorteat notice, and on the most reasonable
terms, all kinks Of
Jiachinc1y, Steam and II'cter Pipe, Stores and
Plo~ Castiags Of ra'ious osSoftmenta.
The Foundry having undergone general re-
pairs, together with other advantages, we
hatter ourselves to be able to do all work in
our line, to the entire satisfaction Of all who
may favor us with their orders.
7. ARMSTRONG < BROS.
Port Deposit, Jan Coy
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THE CECIL WING,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,,
by p. Z. RICKETTS,.
;RMS.-S2.O0 year, in advance.
80 if not paid advance.

GRMS.-S2. 90 Il year, in advance.
$50, if not paid advance. a
500. for clubs of Five.
1903, for clubs of Ten.
ADVERT SEMENTS not exceeding a
square will b. puaiished three times for one
d,ll,r; Al tw ATTY -hy, c,lt' Tor each subse.
qi.nt insertions; longer on,'s in the same pro-
y )rtion. ~ Twelve lines BREWER, or space
Equal to tn make square. Advertisements
publish II qn lrtStly, >'.ni annually or yearly
atm, .rata rates. \ ivertsrments sent with
ont til. number of tinrs they are to he insert
81 being stated will be continued until forbid
all charged according to the shove rates.
go paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid.
~ Single copies of the paper, FIVE cents
TCF-E. b. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent. is .he only an'horerd .3g"W for
this paper in the cities OF Boston, New or;
and philadelphia, and is duly empowered to
take advertisements and SubScri ptionS at tlio
rates AS required by us His receipts will be
regarded as p1ymrnta. His oti'es are Ros'oa
Scoay's Buildings; Ner !iO,k. Tribune Build
ings: PhHalr'yl.i1, n. W. corner of Third and
Chestnut streets.
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4 SENTENCE EXTENDED AT THE REQUEST OF
TIE CoNvIcT.-The Boston Traveller gives an
account of poor fellow tax en- up as vagrant.
He gave pitiful story of the dispersion Of
his family while he was in Jail, and said that
having sought them i'll vain, he shad been
tempted to drink. He asked to he placed
wherc'he could not get rum and were hc should
be obliged to work till spring The court
suggested two months III the house OF cor
rectlon; the prisoner Thought thar ..ahou.
three would be BITTER" and the court acce
lcd to his request. @
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WIN. j. GRANT wishes to inform his ola
w Customers and til, public, that he is
1ow prepared to sell Goods at a low figure,
for cash. Or in exchange lorconntrN produce.
fer which he vii! give The hi5h-s. Mston
prices,
CAcrry Hi. Han 6 lN.
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TINS remedy has won for itself ouch nooricty
from lis of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that il l., crire|y unnecessary to recount the evil
dcnccs Of its virtues in amy community whore it
has been employed. 50 wide i, the field o! il, l.Se-
func~', ard so numerous thr cases o. its cures,
that almost every section Of tIr ron'.try aloHd>
in pcr,ons publicly known, VIII" have been restored
from alarming aid cycn desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried It's superiority
over every other medicine Of It's kid is too apps
rent 10 escape observation, AND where It's Virtues
known, the public 10 longcr hesitate what an!idotc
to employ for the distressing and dangerous ai.cc-
tions OF The pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. Aud not only i'll formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for The mdcr varieties
If CoLnS, CoroHS, lloAN%ENis$, &C.; and for
CHIDtNs it is the p!casGntcst AID safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As il has long Lcnn in constant use throughout
this section, need not DO n!orc than assure the
people It's Guaiity is kept up to the Lest that
has beon and that the genuine article is sold by
At'ENrS-Dr. J. WALLACE and Or. II. IT,
MTcnHLE, Elllton; r. L. TnoMis, Nor h Eat; JAS
Wilson, Port Deposit, BAN u On
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PORT DEPOSIT
Academy and Female Institute.

F5NIIE FALIrTERM Of this Institution will
Il commence on MONDAY, The Al ,i&g q
September. and viii continue as formerly, uli-
RI ,.r the rhlTUf Of
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Neg'E a&i.,

e
David NJ u. Taylor c,cnit con.. for c,c;,
Margaret Mcctccr county: in Chan"cry,
and others january 18Th, l355.
ORDERED, That the sales made and re-
W ported by james T. Mct'ulloUeh and
George Eulc Trustees for the sale OF Tic Real
Estate Of Thomas Meetccr, deceased be and
the same are hereby ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the twcnty.scconl day Of March
next; provided q copy Of this order be i'll.
serted in some newspaper printed ii E,kton,
once a week for one month before the twenty
first day If February next.
The Report states the amount Of sa!a4 to be
as follows:
For Lot No. $4,000 GO
" " , $50 60
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Escg. Ger. III. Tracy,

ASSISTED BY
MRS. TRACY !. MISS JULIA FAREHAN.
The former success OF these Teachers We
consider sufficient pledge for the faithful
and intelligent discharge OF their duties.
Boarding in tho family Of tn Principal
$50 per term OF twelve weeks.
TJ!cIoN.--Coaiit."n English Sd advanced
English / TO -; Languages each II extra;
Music SO for thirty lessons; use OF Piano ~
Drawing, Painting, aad other ornamental
branches at moderate chtrg $.
Reports OF the pupils coniuct and rccita
tionS will be submitted 10 the parents each
week. ffoA It's past success We ar" preptr-
rl 10 recommend the Sc!:uol to tha public for
&, liberal support.
Mob. ANY pupi! going through Il regular
cours,. OF study at thl, .,st,tgtion, vii! receive
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-27
EeEsSGE. sTH3E.

gE'1iE Copartnershp heretofore existing
3 between the subscribers, under the tirm
Of Aldridge & staples. (Ijn and Stnve deal
ers.J is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
L. W. Staples having purchased the entire
interest OF Frudus Aidridse. All persons
indebted To the said firm will please call aud
settle their accounts.
FREDUS ALDRIDGE,
L. W. STAPLES.
January Isl, 1855 3W