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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-09-29
LOST.
StraYed
ANOTHER MAMMOTH STOCK,
The Boston Clothing Store Replenlshed
G: G., GRISWOLD

HAS Just returned from the Eastern Cities with a
LII large, fashionable and select assortment Of
FILL IND WINTER CLOTHING!
Consisting Of every article usually found lit HIS line of
trade. He has Coats Pantaoons, Vests, Shirts, Draw
ers; Hats and Caps; Coaks, Shaws, Hosiery, Handker
chiefs, Cravats, Collars, &C.. &c.
In short, his stock is complete one and the largest
brought TO Paul. 1t has been selected with the
greatest care, and with knowledge Of the wants of
those who reside in this climate.
FOR THE LADIES,
He has beautiful assortment Of Fufs designed 10 pre-
vent the "wnds of Heaven visiting them too rough
ly."
FOR THE GENTS,
He kas Shaws and Fur Overcoats, Of various kinds, to
protect Them the Crude blasts Of winter In this
hyperboreau regiou.
In short, his goods too erous for enumeration,
but you reader of friends will call him
he will be pleased to show you beautiful and valuable
array of Clothing. Sept 26 diff
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IL 1t appears that we were misinform-
ed in regard to the author Of the article in
the Pioneer abusing Mr.. knauft. The re-
porter alluded to by us did not know of its
existence until he read it in print. But come
from what source it might, it was SANDER
ously mean attack upon political oppo
nent The Pioneer and it's employees are
welcome to all they can make out of such
false charges against men more competent
for Office than atty of themselves.
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Etna Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CONN.
STA TEMENT


Of Us Condition, July 1, 1855, a.
Of the State Of Ohio, passed Ma
The name Of the Corporation is i
located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital 10 Fire Kindred
Cash losses paid from July 1, Is
SER, 1872 o. +,
Semi-Annual dividend, 5 her cen
The Assefs Of the C6mPany are
Cash in hand, and in Phoenix Bank
Cash iii hands of Agents, ........,
Real Estate, unincumbered, .....
y Mortgage Bonds, 6 and z per cen
interest, payable semi-annually,
70 per cent. State Of Virgins
Bonds, interest payable semi-an'
nuaiiy, ..................
per cent Slate Of North Carolifis
Bonds, interest payable semi-sr
nuaiiy, '........... ...........
10 6 per cent Jersey City Waite,
Bonds, interest payable semi an.
nually, ..............
8 10 per cent City of Milwaukee,
Bonds, interest payable semi-an'
nually, .................
8 7 per cent Income Bonds, inter.
est payable semi-annually, 49,.
Debts due the Company, secured by
Mortgage, !...:...'''. .........
Bills receivable, amply secured ant
= payable at Bank, ...............
500 Shares Hartford and New Haver
Railroad Company, .............
105 Shares Hartford 4 Providence
RHO per%t preferred and guar
antied, .................
lot Shares Boston and Worcester
Railroad, ..............!.......,
$50 Conn. River Railroad, ........,
80 Shares Conn. River Company, -,
100 Shares Stafford Bank, three in
@staflments paid in, ............:
SO Shares Eagle Bank, Providence
800 Shares Phoenix Bank, Hartford
conn, 90. .................
3O6 Shares Exchange Bank Hartford
Conn Observation-Disclosures.
200 Shares Farmers & Mechanics,
Bank, Hartford Conn .....I....
$50 Shares Conn River Bank Hart
FORD Conn, .................
200 Shares Hartford Rank Hartford
Conn.,, ..................
1l8 Shares State Bank Hartford
Conn.,.
IS Shares Hartford Co. Bank Hart
rOru Conn.,, .................. Il.
100 Shares City Bank, Hartford
Conn.,, Observation-Disclosures.
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EDITORS MINNESorIAN:-Fieasea announce the
name Of LYMAN c. DAYTON, as an independent can
ddate the IIbuse of Representatives, for the first
Ward REPRESENTATIVE District.
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Il. p. MOSES

d. r. MO S Els,
DRoRRIETOR and MANUFACTURER Of Stationery
GINEs, BOILERS, MILL GEARiN G,IRON and BRASS
CASTINGS. The Proprietor pays attention to
the mauufacture Of Gang, Au}ey,, Circular and Gate
or water he makes to erdeIs short notjc Marine,
Mining, Mil Hscpi4ey and Shop Engines, from 800
horse power, With their Boilers and Machinery complete,
ind will furnish his
80 CELEBRATED MUtEYs!"
parties who purchase the balance their as6neTy
In other places. -
hand 70 facilitate repairing; ndmmedia ~ ~, ,,.s
be paid all communications from 10Y
Ard plans, specifications and estniAses iaA"''S ~
application by mail. post PAID. a.. Al, %, -h.~
Fer particulars. he wonia re'er % ~ the s' srs
ha has but Engines years nast, as " ING perio1
o11ality and durability Of his work:
nn &C., ~ .Tliinois. rhy26w6rn
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Money and Exchange Qiotatioiis.
CORRECTED BY
MARSHALL & CO., BANKERS.
Third Street. ST Paul

Exchange on New York, IN p ct. PREM.
do st. Louis, TX
do Chicago, Sc t
do Galena, n Sc I"
Sight Exchange on New York bought at p ct. prem.
All sound Currency taken at par.
Land Warrants sell at $1.1o q acre-few in market.
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dtlu iOCHbSQs
FENCES.
{ MINNESOTA.
Gov W A Gorman,,
Hon W II WEIGH, Chief Jus
{ tice Of Minnesota,
'(Hon h N Rice, Delegate to
I Congress,
Rice, Hoitinshead & Becker,
} Atty's at Law,
'>Messrs Borup & cakes Bank.
! ers,
y Travis Rosser, ESQ, Secre-
{ tary OF the Territory,
(Ames & Van Etten, Atty,s
{ at Law,
Rev T n Fullerton, Regis, &
} U S Land Once,
VIM Holcombe, Esq, Rece'
er u s Land Office,
DR. T T Mann.
NEW ORLEANS.
,Messrs. Brown, Johnson
Co., Bankers,
March 3, 1855,
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0H1o:-Hon: Elijah Vance, one of the most
prominent Democrats of Ohio, has declared
his intention of acting hereafter with the Re-
publican party. He goes for Chase for Gov
ernOr.
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Sept 25 tt
NOTICE

VuNHE undersigned will hereafter continue the Con-
dictionary and Fancy goods business in all its va
branches, at the sOid Stand Thankful for past
he respectfully sofcs continuance the same.
Sept 25-tf FRANK REM.
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LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE.
can now be used in the entry of Pre-
w Emptions. We shall be constantly supplied
ith them. fdaw2ml MARSHALL g. CO..
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For Representatives.,
Ramsey County Republican Ticket.

For Sheriff, .::.:....A. w. TULLIS,
Register of Deeds. ..J. E. FULLERTON,
County Commissioner, N. M'LEAN,
Treasurer, ....R. c KNOX,
Surveyor. &c B: CHAPMAN,
Judge of Probate. l.. NJ. FORD,
Prosecuting Attorney, D. A. SECOMBE,
Assessors, .......... JAS. C. MURRAY;
f" ...........J. NJ. BREWER,
H. ]. BRAINERD.
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Dissolution.

TENHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
IL Frank A. REM & John Karcher, under the name
and firm of REM Karcher dissolved Sept. Is,
1885, by mutual consents The business the
belong to Frank A. REM, who all LA
bilities and receives all accotnts due the frmr
FRANK A. REM,
Sept 25 tt JOHN KARCHFR.
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NEW YoRk.
Gilbert Davis, ESQ.,,
Daniel Curtis, Esd:,
Capt. A. De Peyster,.
Messrs. s. THOMPSON & Ne
phew, /, =.
Messrs. Williams & Guion
PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Patterson, ESQ.,, Pre-
inent western Bank /;
Messrs Drexel + Co, Banker
" r Taylor & CO..,
I" Bingham & Docks.
6 Freed, Ward & Freed,
&C Siters, James& Co..
&C Baily & Co;
Edward Hurst, Esq, Notary
Public;
II. Messchert, Atty at Law,
James Kitchen, NJ. D,
Vim. Stoever, Esq.
VICKS BURG.
Messrs. Brown, s. johnson,
Bankers
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LocKpoRr. Sent. %

LocKPoRT, Sept. %.
The American meeting, Notwithstanding
the unpropitious weather, is being largely
attended. Delegations come in ffoih the
neighboring towns in bodies:
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ANOTHER TrcKEr.-A call appeared in the
Pioneer of yesterday, boxing to the nomi-
nation of a second Democratic county ticket.
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Cottage Grove Lands f!
PRICE SIS PER ACRE!!

Half Cash, and the Balance in One and ItcO
Years Without Interest.
IN 900 ACRES, consisting mostly Of
smooth, rolling Prairie, situated
IN the delta Of country embraced between the Missis
sppi and st Croix Rivers, in central locality, within
two hours ride of st Paul, Point Douglas, Hastings,
Alton, Hudson, Red Rock and saltwater all aft ling
ready and accessible markets for produce.
These lands situated in the oldest and best cult
vafed district In Minnesota. The soil is rich, dark
loam The Great Western Railroad, now completed
from Chicago to Madison Wis. and in thence
Northwestward, will in short time be pushed forward
to the Mississippi Riyer cross the st Crox at Prescott
and Point Douglass and pass through q portion OF these
lands to st Paul.
These lands will be sold in quantities, (not less than
40 acres,) to suit purchasers. -.
HENRY McKENTY,
80 Dealer In Real Estate.
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st. Paul Drug Store Notice.

HAVE associated with me in the Drug Business, Mr..
u ]. II. jerks, late of Philadelphia, who has beer
raised in the Drug business that City, and thor
oughly practical Pharniaceutist and manufacturing
Chemist.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
name and style Of Day & jerks. DAVID DAY.
WE received and opened by far the largest and
w best selected stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, Brushes Perfunery, window Glass and Druggists
Glassware, etc, ever brought above st. Louis. Our
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Were bought in New York and Philadelphia, directly OF
Importers and Manufacturers, and all submitted TO
personal inspection and warranted pure ana
No expense or pains has spared or will hereafter
be to furnish the very BEST and purest Of medicines
We are doing and intend do JObting Business, ana
prepared sell goods at as low prices as they
be bought in Galena Chicago or anywhere IN inc
west The Public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves for are confident II they 90
they will go no further to supply their wants.
,eII DAY & jerks.
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MEssRs ED1ToRs PLEASE announce the name Of
WARREN WOODBURY., one Of the Oldest settlers Of
Dakota County, an Independent candidate for Sheriff
Of that County at the coming election.
Sept l9---dawte
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HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer i'm Real Esta te.

Cee, o1d Posf Once Bwtlding, Third 81, Sai.t Pawl
AND bought and sold Throughout the Territory; Mon
ey loaned, investments ihade to the best advantage
and Land W arrants bought and located.
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Il The Rock Island Daily Advertiser
comes to us with the name of John M'Lean,
of Ohio, for President of the United States,
in 1856.
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IL Rufus K. Arthuf, Esq, editor of
the Vicksburg Wing, died on the 3lst ult-
He was an able editor, and served as a SOL
der in Mexico.
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e The people of this extensive coun-
try support ten thousand daguerreotypists at
an annual expense of one million five hun
dred thousaiid dollars: Who says we don't
encourage the arts ?
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* Mrs. Jane c. Washington, the wild
ow of the late John Augustine Washington,
of Mount Vernon, died at Blakely, Jefferson
county, Virginia, on the 9th inst, aged 60
years.
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e Five hundred bushels of wheat
were threshed by single machine the other
day in eight hours in Adams County, Hi
nois.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-02-17
Correspondence Of The Cecil Whigl

Mr.. EDIroR:-Qultc change has taken
place in the atmosphere within 81 hours
During all last night the rain descended in
torrents, which has swollen the Octoraro to
an unusual height, and Notwithstanding the
strength Of the ice, which was in some places
9 inches thick, ii gave way this morning with
mighty crash; carrying away the dam of
the Mcssrs. Parkc at Octoraro Forge, and in
jur;ng, we hope slightly, the dam at the
iron Works of JOS. Roman. The water con-
linucs so very high up to this time, I o'clock
p. NJ, that ii is difficult to ascertain what
damage has been done. A great quantity Of
wood rails, and all Kinds of timber has de-
scended the stream during the day, and we
fear we may hear of other Mills suffering
Many fences have been swept away. Should
the rain have cx ended far up the SusqW-
hanna and the thaw continue few days,
there will be great obstruction Of timber, &c.,
along the river.
Rowlandsville still appears to be the centre
Of attraction, as all the surveys made with
regard to the Central Railroad, touch our vii
agc. During the past week another pre-
liminary survey, by individual enterprise
has been made from a point near New
London. Pa, to the SusQuchanna: the object
we arc informed, is to sec if there is sufficient
inducemcnt to locate the Road little farther
South, but if we are rightly informed, moth
ing has transpir,d to justify a change from
the original surveys made by Capt. Scyburg
and Mr.. Taylor, by direction of Mr.. Sickels
There is much croakng about the impos-
siblty of obtaining funds to make this Road
and various other difficulties pertaining to
the success Of the enter, rise, but notwith
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Our Correspondence.
Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l
RIsINo S1-N Enh 18th '5s


P. C. RickcHs-Der Sir The weather
Of last week was the coolest we have had
during the winter. and part of the time VIC
had tolerahle sleghing-lut as variety is tho
leading feature Of our winters, We have now
any quantity Of rain and mud ankle deep.
On Tuesday night there was heavy fall Of
rain, which together with the quantity of
snow OH hand and the frozen state of the
ground caused the streams to raise to an un-
usual height and there is no doubt much
damage done,
The dam at Octoraro Forge, which was
quite substantial structure, was swept
away yesterday.
noticed in the "Whig" Of last week the
appointment of Leonard Campbell As p. M
at this place. 1t should have been VIM.
Leonard Reynolds: tile change is happy one
and receives the appreciation Of every honest
heart Mr.. Reynolds is gentltmanly in his
department and quite competent to discharge
the duties of p. NJ lie has chosen as his
assistant Esquire Clayton, who is as accom-
modating, as he will no doubt be punc;ual in
his attendance at the office.
One of your Port correspondents in speak
ing of the evil practice Of gentlemen ~ who
attend kirkwood Church who chew tobac-
co, he omitted to say anything about prac-
ticc equally as bad, Of writing on the back OF
pcws, Of which there could be obtained sutli-
cient for a comic almanac. GU can also $,
enrolled the name, Of the immortal Jones, y
"Lizzie May" "K,lSo," Get.
In he vicinity of our village are two church
yards, filled with tomb stones with inscrip-
tons dating far anterior to our revolution.
shall endeavor to collect brief history Of
the Churches connected Herewith and for.
ward you for publication.
Tie Bait. and Phla. Central Railroad
seems to be the all prevailing topic in these
parts. Many of the larger and influential
towns lying south of the route already locat
Gated 10 tie Md line, thn!; it cat!-cll,, too fal
north, and that the only true and practical
route is ria the cities (in imaoination( OF
Richardson's Mill, Lcwsyllc, Brick Meeting
House, &c. cannot conjecture what OBJ
iect the southern corps Of engineers, or then
lromp;crs can have in view. as the northern
olte is permanently and substantially fixed
upon, |, ca!,d and part oft under contracts
and perhaps ere the publica ton Of this, til,
whole road to the Nd. line will be under con.
tract for grading and bridging: unless they
imagine two Central roads will pay, if so it
would be good policy in them TO get PERM,
from the cid road to lay track along side of
theirs: which if granted would do away with
the enormous expense Of another charter
much surveying, grading, bridging, &c.
kELso.
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1J""Harold" sends us letter this week
from which we have room only for the fol-
lowing extract, relative to Old Virginia.
-Since last wrote you have visit
ed the Old Dominion. The western part of
the State, particularly the Nalley--the coun-
try surrounding Winchester. isa favoritc with
me. could scarcely say half what thought
Of the kind, noble people that live in this most
beautiful inland town. which has pleased nc
more than any town or country previously
visited. The population is about 5000.
Agricultural and grazing pursuits occupy
the wealthy, free and sociable old farmers.
The old linseyWoo'Sey is not out of fashion
here. Slavery exists on rather small scale.
Plenty and concord exist; for industry is res
pccted, and good fellowship is in the hearts
of all.
JetIerson's Rock is plainly observable from
the cars as you go on from IIarpcrs Ferry to
Winchester. Natures throne upon which the
man Of mutual rights sat, when he imlnor-
talzed the romantic prospect before him. is
still there. Some years since person having
| a personal prejudice against the Statesman,
undertook to throw the topmost rock from
its base, over the steep bank Vi on the mar
gin of which 1t rests. He succeed dcd in re-
moving it from its former position but not in
rolling it off. and thus added another Incl
dent to the history of that profound man S
life The spot is bleak and rocky. and the
earth must be sterile around it. We noticed
however, a stintcd lone pine growing near
by the spot so sacred to the patriotic tourist,
and reckoned in our own mind its solitary
position and its never changing green were
fit elnblems of the lofty greatness of the man
whilst he lived, and the freshness of his mem.
DRY, now whilst he is sleeping.
The government is making the Mimic Rifle
at Harpers Ferry An improved conical
shot is used instead of those first invented
The lead is run in mould which has in it a
small pin that makes a little hole in the
square butt end of the shot. In this cavity
the powder is placed which partly explodcs
the hall as it goes out Of the rifle and as tho
artisans there told us, makes the ball go fur.
ther and more accurately. Seven hundred
yards is an estimated distance for them to dc
efficient service. A slightly curved sword is
also being made to be used as either sword
Or bayonet, and will answer equally as vel
for either. The infantry will most likely al
he IiHcmen after this; for it is plain that fail
play would be out Of the question if ont
column of bclgerants were marching
against another, the one having the modern
rifle and the other the old style of shot guns
HAROLD.
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Che Hlarkcts.

ELKroN MAREET.-The following are the
prices now paid here for the articles named :;
Wholesale. Retail
Flourpcr Dbl. 1925 Butter, (scarce) % G
Wheat per bus S2.05 Eggs. 49,
Corn 4" SO Tnrkicsper ID. ~ C
Oats 45 Geese - SC
Potatoes 100 Chickens, pair 81 q
Buekwhcat -four is retailing at sl.25 to
sl.5O per quarter. Oak wood, So to $50,
Hickory $50.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb. lG-Flour So.
121 to g. 375: Wheat, 81. 50 70 200 for red,
aud So go to 2O5 for white; Corn 81 to 90
cents; Oats 80 to ST cents; Cloverseed Sc. Ga
to 81 90; timothy. So. 30.
PuLApFLrnIA 16.-Flour is firmly held,
Int there is rather more dong-salrs ofgooti
standard brands for shipment, at 50; small
sales for home consumption within the range
Of S95 for good brands and tx ra at Sl0a ia
Rye FiCuris DUH at 81 per barrel, and Corn
Meal, at f4t.
The market is nearly bare Of Wheat, and
very little coming in; sales of prime rcd ut
u la ia cts. Last sales ofwhitc at 225 cts.
sales OF Rye 40 making at i % per bu,
Corn is scarce. Last sales ofyellow toarrive
at Csc; sales Of Pennsylvania Oats at sic,
and southern at j3c.
y The following quotations were brought
by the Asia, on cdnt sday last
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2.-AIcssrs Brown& Ship
Icy report wheat dull and prices easier, but
not quotably lower. Sales of white wheat at
| Is Cd a l2s Cd red les Sd Il l. Cd Flour
is dull and prices trite LIVER; sales of Wes-
tern Canal at AS 42S Cd: philadelphia and
Baltimore AS AS Cd, Ohio Ais Cd 45s,
Corn is dull. with but little speculative de-
mand, and Irccs have decline! l.. Sales Of
whit. at As ass: yellow 43s.
Miligan quotes -four and wheat in small
speculative demand. Western Canal flour
43s. and coed Ohio los. Cora is lul and pri-
ccs have declined Is: wl.itc Ills. Yellow 45s.
CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, February l5.-Beef-Thcra
were offered at the scales today 900 BccveS
500 sold. 900 left over. 20 driven OIL
Prices So 80 to S5.25 on tbs houf, equal to
" a II nett, and averaging $5.--Small
d.c'in,.
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DIPLOMATIC CHANGE.-A Paris corrcspon
dent of the New York Tribune, makes a
wholesale change in the American diplomatic
corps in Europe -
lean diplomatic corps in Europe are about to
take place. Within two or three months at
farthest the posts now filled by Messrs.
Buchanan, Mason, Soulc, Belmont Owen
and Daniels will be vacant or filled by new
men. McssrS. Buchanan and Soulc have al
ready resigned; Mr.. Mason has expressed his
determination to do the same, while the 9TH
crs have either sent in their resignation or
ale about to do so.
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PERIODICALS,

TnE NATIONAL MAGAzINE.-FromC Carlton
& Phillips, Publishers New York, we have
the March number of this excellent Monthly,
one of the best on our exchange list. 1t is a
particularly interesting number. Terms 81
per year.
TIE KSIcKERBoCgER- have received
this standard periodical for the current month
1t contains many excellent articles from its
correspondence and an unusually entertain
ing Editors Table"
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CDgSTkRLE,s SALE.

EpI virtue of a writ fEcnditiom EXponas
A-S issued by Encs Scarborough, ono of the
justices Of he Peace of the State of Mary
land, III and for TIE county CT Cecil, and to
me directed, vii. expose to sale at Public
Ncnluc, upon the premises, on SAT | RlAT
the l1,h day Of March, next, at o'clock Z.
NJ, for Cash, the undivided interest in q
piece or pared of Land in the Fourth Dlstric t
CT cecil county, Maryland, on which David
Henderson (colored) died seized, containin &
about - Acres, more or less. adjoining lands
of the Rev. Abraham De Witt, and others;
late undivided interest of William llcnder-
som colorcd) in and 10 the said land seized and
taken in execution at the suit Of Lucian b.
Anderson. ALEXANDER Mccoy,
Feb II, 1855 Constable.