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FOR RENT.

s'oR RENT-Until l4th October, 1856, N
sa ns sa j. lately osssDed Red Rover
's 1P'V su.s Cam. ''s o''ss'''
IL OoMs TO RENT, , with or without board,
sisass sssS h
- sssa. I'll 5r4s OILS Inns
FLOR RENT-The very desirable Dwell -
dsaxs ing nsSs' e. ahs
fapds adjoining being POI "a scmps sps An An
1sps. HYDE GOODRICH COZ Canal and Row, .t,...
Two RENT ~ The Three Story Brick a.
sto.s wish granite front, Paragon Row. renting or W
uoa aud New Lssss streets complete repair
sci. BARELLi a CO. 81 Common street.
TQ RENT-The -Four Story Brick Store a
.S 0 " New % in complete order Immediate
SELF q - BARELLt q CO.. ct Common ..rss, !.
R EMoVED--W. *. F. FRYER, INDIAN,
sa NJ be SS E
sss SDpGs ps ne T. s. @ Al city
medicine with direction. how mali lee o
q once hours from O'Clock a. Nj. till o'clock r. M.
N Si:sis by number .nd address. osa
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST .
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ass ~ ,,
-. nsss ruasEAux. ss.r...ryo. Res.
FFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
&c s Ma GnP Fsss "a
ahs once Of this Institution will open reception of De-
Saturday ocoek rom O'CLOCK and on
TPsp9 ssa One po!lss and
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s.Sspiss o the Act Of incorporation cam be OBJ
4 hRLEANS STEAM MTLLS.-Offioe "a Pow
~ street New Orleans aubserhsr respectfully informs
sRoGsBy is' Gsa fs6SSsG Of
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Gen. aay, SSi1svsnon. y ~ d 81
ssa. a s1sSss PbSsggs asss. d. =,
sse ass toasted at 'h' lowest s's pss
HNHE ARRIVAL OF DR.. SHERIDAN IN
ths el.y fo, The second time ssphsns HOSPITAL
y Ga Dublin He daily hi Of
ii days Persons troubled sfsp H.
:,ssI sis
s1S a si ssnhsd On
Secret cured the attendance aud without .a Of
ndad to stating exactly they ' onHS en be at
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NlUkERBOCKER PAT EMIT COOKING
sANeEH-TtRf~ PHxNruN
PRICE n COULON, Plumbers. 1e7 povdras
the publie
Sners carp al hranch5s
,e supply HOT COLD, PLUNGE or SHOW FL
H INCH water CLossTs
ns EOUNTAIN6, BRASS FAUCETS Of ali Kinds
FoReE ira "A aEs sARDEM HOSE, HYDRAULC RAMS;
~ =, irI and SEER PUMPS dtted nsvst stve.
vfPks Of every Inscription PIG ahd SHEET LEAD anS
.,. Tin alwaya on hans; SHIP sTEAMBOAT WOE
- e'''I ePsiisn et tne aDcrtest notice.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

SOPARTNERSHIP-T undersigned have
formed PaItneruhipa in the PRACTICE or Law oass
No Commercial Place. s9il95 gs57 -'4{ oouSs'
L. E. sIMoNDS
o1oIm CHAS. e. FENNER.
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"HERE are made Mills Of, the various
aagng N from hundred five
from three to bushels the Ia nv
81 Burr the power applied and s velocity given
Lnese BILLS Of Southern nveptbn,
and the best guaatse Of their heir
s extensive sale and the large
Ie proprietor also prepared furnish Boilers ON tina ros
and economical boiling bac wheat on
~ family Hour Planters and others waning Ms
the times
hy purchasing the nndsragned by depsndn
oa m " y norhern tsape for grinding
I aos yi SHOW tho Of the Ns
sions % ss put up IN accordance with printed
y neh Burr price $780, braheIs to the bor,
wide. Il g 81 ~ 'nu'e' oano inohss
price Bis Capacity ron bushels Ia ,be bou,
sociy Irom43 70 eoorevouons
Ie enough for Horse and sIse from
s inch Burr sies Capacity from d bashe d tbs bor,
inch snr price 5000 Capacity from - bushels The
honr velocity from 900 to 500 wide
Burr Price f2b0 busbsa tho,o
velocity from 400 to $40 revolutions Band vide,
lnch price $500 Capacity from IL A.
from $50 70 ss0 minute de-
price 1900 Capacity rom 20 10 80 hour
from soto ds9 revolutions is inches vide
grinding when attached appropriate powar run Der
Instructions the MILL orders e Al hs
q sent BY mail 70 the address Of Willis Coleman
ny agents. will meet with dispatch
Asrm cAht and all hli sold fully
WILLIE r. COLEMAN. PstentcS And Proprietorry
Mr " q Pocket q5 Commercial Place. attend to tho sale Of
my ms o. ny sgant during my absenes from the city.
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Sfutt0sser's Halt.

D.. Eel STEsTSO ION,
EN C.aJHP STREET, = "A
49, NEW ORLEANS. Oh
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E NORTH CULLOM, Attorney at Law,
HA, will attend to all Profeasonal il ST Landry NM
Aseelsa that may DO entrusted 70 bis OPELoU.
RlssRrseEsGhas ~ Watsrman, hardware msrehanic NJ OIL
Eq Tnos D Miller commission Singleton
attorney Nixon. adams Co.. oce N Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
News from Key West.
DUB key WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

Kxr WEST, July Is, 1855.
Intesng Marine Intclgence-1Ae Bark Aluseda Struck
By Lightning
The Spanish brig reported In our letter Of the ed
proves TO be the Sandman brgsntne Tsvsre Captain
j. B. Gallo, from Trinidad Dc Cuba, bound to Bremen
Cargo, sugar and rum. She struck the reef west of
Cysfsrt Lighthouse at early Of the morning Of
the 10Th. There was . very heavy and the vesse
received very rough usage The rudder knocked of
and portions of the keel up alongside After being
ashore some hours and attempting to get sHoat by
startpg the water and throwing casks Of
rum Capt G gave his vessel in charge Of the wreck.
ers They at Ponce hauled light draft sloop along
side and commenced taking ont the cargo. She was
ghteped sufficient By the 18th and was then taken of
and towed down TO this port The saivors have strong
clam and the court VIII undoubtedly award them
handsome The vessel IL consigned to Senior Saias,
The bark Almeda. from ApalAchicola bound to New
York With . cargo Of cotton was struck while near
Tortugas the 2lst inst, by hehtnng and injured Sc
verey forward. The foremost suffered the most The
repairs ssaTy being made on board she
spol of this city the 23d, and would not come in
The brig Rufus Soule Peters from Coatzacoscos With
provisions end water: Of her sick and
unable to help TO navigate the vessel and Capt viii
endeavor TO get extra men. viii sail in few days for
New York
The three mssted scbr s. NJ. Meaaher, Smith, from
Mobile, arrived the GATH with cargo of brick for
Font Tay lor. She has sickness board and has
bsen ordered by the city authorities to ride out qua
raniine One Of the crew named Geo McC.uley Of Hun
nrgton l. l., died the day before her arrival; he
buried on the Key.
more less damaged SO boxes sugar were wet
and 20 boxes viii b. sold at auctionbalance will be
rssoipped
strong crew and will sail to- day for New York; 500
each Is paid to the men Of the old have died
while che has been in port-cause said to be fever.
Her expenses are 81, SeS So She was consigned to H.
Benner,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
+, Oln uhc SaUlt ste. Marie.

OANIsG ASD FISHING In AND ARoUND LAKE SUPERIOR.
fCc.rtfF 0ndenee or the TO hester Iaity uemoerat
SAULr SFE. MARIE, july 20, 1855.
BicoS trout f'hiIg 10 without q parallel in this
country. Go ERE ycu viii ta,o The Interior, =
haltt zen Of mics and riyulets vii be found lead
ing to The Lake. rwo hours labor will find you
s7pplsc with tront + r . week, varying from quar-
ter OF p. ar 10 four
In game, -Ss you advance sto the Wilderness your
ammunition Will 5000 disappear. Grouse ard prairie
heZs s-e often seeu and wud turkeys cartridges aud
pigeons. The cage AID the br,ns, tie buzzard and
the yuiule OF d'iierebt kinde, the beron tne crow
the AID various slecies Of owls, ais found
while .he saeams 4 sDtrss abound IN wild ducks
geese, Ard swan, which are often started from the
wild rice swomps.
The wolyeIeen, black or broE bear, wolf, elk,
deer moose lynx. Wild cat, panther, fox, marten,
racecCr, porca ,iue. tpossum, weasel, gopher. all
cclors q squirrels, aud many otoer animals are
four d In the interior.
It IL Tery clear toat the mammoth once roam,d
In its forests, for rs skeletons are frequently
found. The buffalo was seen cropping the herbsge
by the early missionaries at the Soo The slaugh
ter by tie old French Fu' Company, and atee-
wards By the Hudson Bay and American Fur
Companies, have driven snem to the R,cky Noun
tsins.
Fishing on Lake Superior, near the 500, is both
"gooG fnn and exercise Stout lines are required
The kipis taken are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
Refo1 med Dutch Church-CIassis or Nov
York.

An adjourned session of the Chassis of New York Of
tie Reformed Dutch church, yesterday held at the
Copsistoy Rooms for the purpose Of examining students
for Icensure, and transactpg such other business
might be presented--Rev. Mr. Jameson presiding
The exercises Of the occasion opened with prayer
By the President after which the roll called when
the following representatives. reported themselves
Revs Dr. Dewitt, John knox, G NJ Jameson, j, G.
Gul5in, c. Whitehead, and n J. Marsellus Elders J.
Delsmater, A, vannest c, Amerman, A. Demarest,
- Furmhan, 81. Veholsge and Dr. C3nstook.
Calls were first introduced for disposal.
From the Third German Reformed Protestant Dutch
church In New York. calling Fra1z Ke,nhart Schwsds,
70 the pa forage, at q salary OF $500.
From the Reformed Dutch church OF Bloomrgve
at Westec, Staten Island, calling Thomas B. Gregory
to the mlnirterial care. at salary of $500.
From the Reformed Dutch church OF Greenwich, call
ing Rev Urah Marvin to the pastorage Of that church,
at salary Of 81, 400 per anrum.
On motion, the calls we're approved and endorsed BY
the clsssis. and accepted by the parties called.
The special business of the DAY, the examination OF
students for licepsure, then tasen up. Messrs.
Ezekiel Scucdsr and Jabez W. Scudder fst prese
their papers being dismssals from the Chassis of New
Brunswick to that OF New York DR. Dewitt explained
that they desired to be examined for ordination mis-
onass to india where their brother il already placed
Franz keinbar Schwece also presented his certificates
as cid Nr +. Zabriski and Scbnelendrsssler. Toe
examination was then gone into passed oil satsfac
torly; the several candidates duly authorised
the work OF the ministry.
The Committee Overtures. application of
FrsDc:s 2asIera. late . Romi,h priest of Bohemia,
who jnprsoned for renoupcing his religion at that
place but who succeeded in escaping to tins country,
recr mmends6 his admission to the gospel ministry.
They tso recommended that Ferdinand W. A. Rsidei be
aided in his stuces for the ministry. The report
adopted. The Chassis then adj burned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-Reported by Keen Taylor.
es, cash s3'l LOCO Cam Amboy RI 6s s3, s7gs; 200
Lbsh IS 70, o.; leo sehuyi Nav 6s 49, cash, 7eA
Zinc %; los Beav kead RR 62l 200 scnuyi Nav pref
cab 3l4 so Long Island RI, b5, II; IL Mechs Bank
90 Farmers Mech Bank, eos; IL do, 6qh; Con,
mtrciaiBsnk, 81 Second Boards 900 City RI
1oooo co, days, eSs4; SEQ Hunt Broad top Rt Is,
81 9 Pts IS 3, stsaSen m ai z 81 2oo CsiGn Co.
DO bS. 4.sa 90 Lehish Nav IS; o. Little schuyl RI,
5tiS 20 Resd RR, 4tis; 25 vcksburg RI, b5, s.; 200
Morris Canal b5vr, IS; leo Loog Island RI b5 17S
$50 New Creek Coal Co. ga; 50 Girard Bank, r. Afr
Bouri Lao Reading kR, asa 200 Long Island RR
1'S so do, b5 49, Is Penna R, 44's Closing prices
dYr.
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and Who Is supposed to have been carried ashore
this city.
The Colchis was prevented from going TO sea for
want OF sufficient seamen to work. The mate u 70
presented to have beaten and abused his crew inhu-
sion. Captain Douglas, who, 1t viii be recolleced,
was arrested here for the murder of longsh orema
on his vessel. was confined to his bed from illness
durirg the whole time, and knew nothing, II seems,
Of what was going on. The whole meter, We sup
pose, will be Investigated in . few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
MARlTlEE INTELLIGENCE.
DAY
sCs 50 Mooa 40
scr sx1s.........7 10 RIs1 wArE1.... morn III Us
Port Of New York, July 81, 1855.

CLEARED
SHY Calhoun, Truman Liverpool-spoaoed. Tlesson
ship Donau Ham, Troutnan. Hambury-E Beeh Kun.
snip Toulcn. Upshur. st John, SBsanson Thompson.
Bsrs is,tsn n rss. LaaS.s'es
ssrl Aa'sinHstta (sel, R.lio, SAr,e.-ch.mberIin !
sl ;ssa ss x.o ysssS H;as,
sss5! . L'Snh' ch,,. bs,.oS.s whss
sehr Harriet Ann, Harrington St John. NBBro.t, Son
Propeller Sarah, -, Philadslphi.-w II Thompson.
ARRIVED
ms to ssm IN ss
M ss.nd in srs .t Of py 80
eay :. g FH exchanged signals with barb Gold
ms;s .aay..s1s.I. 70 sIeasra. Mis:soa 4 C. w.
and 4s passengers 70 David OGDEN. 2sth inst lat 40 IT,
DAY. out. rsror:s SsSns run oa % II Il.
y eu;vs.ef
81, and l Du1s.% , D oh lat
sir milton Sci Boston, aissS.!!s Bsrss.Sa, d.y.
s.i: q; XII 81 Is
red ball It. 10Th lat 10 Ion 20 spoke ship Adams.
S..i Br.ti.h aassa IBID. I.s.ssr Bristol T. days.
BAN i' August INN. ts1snS SssIsr Rs,.srd.n 50
dg ~s ri 2 b.ps. n.r, S
with sugar.. TO Brett, Scr 4 Co.
Brig tkA tof MAchas). CAlison, Trinidad 10 days.
with ossses TO Chasteran Ponvert Coz vessel 70 Nay
hew, Ia bot 4 Co.
Big Acadan fBr). Lockhar Windsor, Ms, days, with
plaster, TO master.
schr Sea Ranger, Chapman, Wilmington, NC. sid in
company with schr Emily for NYork.
schr nattAsorda g masts). Chaddoc, Virginia.
Schr Mercy Tayior, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr nmodore Kearney, Lowell Boston.
Steamer, esternport Berry, Portland, with mdse to
John Riley.
Ship Chicago, Chase, Liverpool, June 10.
AIIED,
Ships Calhoun, Liverpools r Robinson, and Hero, sc
John, NIB Shas Holmes St stephen, kB Iuconz nobie
Wind atsunrse, ENE; meridian calm; sunset, Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

Ar EioPINENT N CHcAGcxA man named
Alars0r ievtns, who has bSn barber in the
city for poroe tue pest, clipped from this city few
days ago with his niece, jose phioc NJ Wool yard,
Girl OF sxieeD years old vb IN Re induced 20 leave
Der parents ard home They went to MoHsnry
county and we're ma ied, since which no trace can
20 Woodward. Esq., oHefs 3 jewara Of 800 for
their appr sioB, in oroer TO procure the oonvc.
tor o. stevrs for perjury in swearing that INC
cir; VS. u age, 70 procure TIE marriage license
/, Described ss very handsome taieass Pros,
Js, D..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
Herald marine Correspondence.

TDGARTONN, July J-Arr schr Il " Gardner, Bourne
Nantucket Ter philadelphia.
An nth briss Monarchy, Perry Boston
John Afford Perry do do Elizabeth, Bosrdmon Baltimsre
ior New burypor Nay Queen, supposed bound Ii Rosnd
Pond do schrs Artist, Hobart Greenport, Ii for Boston
Mount Hope Post NYorh for Boston; Friend, Perry Ron
don't for New bnrJ port jacob Williams MAshews do DO;
keush 4 Ready, Smith, NYorf tor Pembroke; Warrior
Withsm, do for 1homastovn, Albert JamIssn. Janson
andtia r Rocklsnd; Luther Chase Fianders Bos
hewport; Iaguna, Baxter, kondout for hingham
Geo aebipeton Wiams Philadelphia Tor kcxtury Vie
tory Cook Rondout for Boston; Kate ssdmors North
Port for DO.
for Newport.
wind in All the arrivals OF the 9th, with
Above On oertion, And Of hers unknown, bound e.
NEWPORT Mercury odice), July ,p-Arr lrig Nichols
Kpoyltor Providence for Phsde1phs, schrs FOX Palmer
Nlork; Fanny Spence PM sde,ptis for NBtdfofd L9sa
BAILEY NYofk FOR Bath; Gen Scott, Hawthorn, Dishton
for Philadelphia Challenge soule Providence for Alsxsu
dfis: csIedopia Combs do tor Ranger; kukey ia Oh
% Fhadeithjs Abeora Dodse do for Bangor; slOop
VIM II Brown Hsllett, Pro whence for NYork.
sIa sYth schr ID IIes", SNOW, rYogk for HyAnnis.
PBtADHLpHiA, July 81, PN-ar sehr, Ssh.vf.
Jetpfon, Waldorf, We; Mas sersou Hsnderson Hsvs
rs; Star kcktr,os, bostor; Trrtu, Htginf, Bostoa;
snH En,s b. Bascoet 90; Up. Tsipsy, rferr; Hsris l.
nsi srsreef Portland lanes NsIsps, Pbiilps Tsaa
tea; Anster. Pi1es sAsarsh, Mas Rtay, sesys ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

TIE CYMRy OF FIN noticing this work yes-
the mother OF John Milton, the poet, VII CHI vas
Sarsh Castor, and 10; "Cestar.' Toe etymciopv
OF her aue, a. vIven in the book, il as fo va.
Castor = IRON GAG, insulated, and "T,r,n pro.
mine nee, or a pinnacle. The paragraph referring
TO Milton viii be found On page 90 Of the work, as
10 lows:--".'onn Milton was born In Loodon, Dec q,
leOs, and was christened John Myton. His no
sfes was SsrSs Castor, q lajy OF Wales aud VINO
sntue and goodness, sbd exemplary for her hDa.
,slty TO TIE poor. His VIE. Mary Po veil, was a
raiiye cf Flintsbrs Wales. See the poesicai Works
81 Jorr Mitoc, with Q memoir by JAMES Nontgo
uIy, 8. Ancrus, Hartford; also Encyclopedia
Britannica article, Milton
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on, and the Gazette and Democrat Stays msn or
t@o every week.
The President Of the Cairo and Fulton railroad 10
the last victim. The old foges, it seems, wish to
build railroad from Little Rock to Cairo; the doc.
Ger and his friends wish to build one to Me nphis;
and Zone Of them have much money, but ill.wil in
abundance, whilst at home all are disputing and
foreigners are building the Memphis road.
ARKANSAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

During the detention of the steamer Isabel this city 70
repairs the mas between ChArieson, ac and Havana geo
says the correspondent of the Charleston NewD will be
transported b. steamer via Tampa st MARKS and New Or
lehns for hh the Post Office Department have contract
The rev route passed through Key Wost the 18th she
lefs New Orleans the 18th and expected ut Key
West 18th she il 70 make sent monthly trips Tor sum
mer Two steamers Of go tone being built At this
city fer this route One contracted for to be finished in
November. She 70 be first oass boat. and having
light drsugh grest speed and acity will be we'll suited
for She Florida coat The itAbei her b enthly
trips In October.
The peasurs yacht Ultra sold yesterday by Lud-
low ~ the Merchants Exchange fer tlsu She IL
leo tons burthtn, and purchased By Jas N Stark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01

Tie friends Of . Irehbitory liquor tav and the op-
rou .nts Of poru ar sovereignty, In Orea county held
msstre in Cara - Meseay Tor the purpose OF or
gearing . party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-01
CP THE LAKE A FEW NILES.

fsurc or The hotel tables.
Thf feeling business on Lake Superior may yet
be sale 20 be in its infancy in consequences OF the
Officially, until this season, q freightng over the
fsue. Row the canal IL IN operation. For several
yea1s, no wever, IL was carried 90 By the Amsrcau
Fur Company who had five vessels engaged 10 the
trade while net In use frtishting furs. II WAS
krosr in 1910 they exported over 10000 ba,rns,
besidts 136 barrels OF oil mede rom trying Sis
quote, the latest sh thst swims, Ar are taken 10
sour d. &c bS seires on the AXE shores. Another
year vii probably see hundreds OF fishermen at
Cary fein's on this Island. IL Ia tho American
Baltic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-22
Port Deposit, Nd.

MIS-. NooDlE's NEW BooK.-Wc have
from the cnterprising Publishers, De Witt Il
DAvEHroRT, New York, Mrs. Noodles last
Buok. II is highly interesting and is thus
spoken OF by contemporary
"Gcobrey Moncion; or The Faiihlem Gnardiun
The brilliant author Of ssRou Ching IL IN the
Bnsh,: has produced work worthy Of her
genius, and one which will make her still bet
ter known and appreciated in every family
Of intelligence throughout the land. Good
as all her other stories are, this far exceeds
them all in beauty Of conception, and the
thrilling interest which is excited for the llll-
fortunate victim Of an uncle's treachcry.
"The heroine of the story, the sweet Mar
garet, is Il beautiful creation of Ill that is
lovely and feminine in woman, sucha one as
we may ina CINE the author to have been
herself in her youth, ere hardships and trials
had dinmcd her eye and fuirowcd her brow
hut it. is evident that all this has neither
chilled her heart nor rendered her inscnsibe
to anything that is beautiful in nature or art
There is charm about her writings that car
rics us along like magic, till reaching the end
we unconsciously exclaim sis this all ~ and
with regret We lay aside volume which has
held us cntranced from :itlc-pagc to finis.-
BY a liberal arrangement OH the part of the
Publishers, the work will he printed first in
thiscountry, the auther receiving copyright
and the proof sheets sent to Bentley, of Lon
don, to be issued simultaneously with its ap-
pcarancc here.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-22
20 FARMS FOR SALE.

TNIIE subscriber is about establishing an
l. agency for the sale Of farms in Cecil and
Hartford counties, Nd, and expects to have
for sale from 20 to 30 farms Of various sizes
and qualities, from land without any improve
ment to that in a high state of cultivation;
therefore he fattcrs himself he will be able
TO suit almost all who are in want of farms in
either of the above counties. Those wishing
to purchase farms, will have them described
and pointed out by calling on the subscriber
residing on the Magraw farm, forme,ly owned
by John D. Kitchener, five miles ncrth of Port
Deposit; or address him RISING Sun, Cecil
Co., Md, or JAMES WILSON, Druggist, Port
Deposit, Md. JAS. NJ. BURGESS.
N. b. Those having farms for sale, in
either Of the above counties, will receive i'm
mediate attention by application personally
or by letter to the subscriber or Jas. Wilson.
Charges very reasonable.
JAMES NJ. BURGESS.
Rising Sun, June 16 Gm