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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-19
Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l


Yhc S"om 0m the SIciehms-lce aaI Ieo
Ho"SrS-S'camto1'& toii "p-Goods E'aeoa-
cd 10 EG'0n-Accidcut-P,otrac Meeting
-PrtHo" iof a Brjicc, SC
DEAR RICKETTS, Our little city, which
owing to the closing Of navigation, is usually
so quiet 1T this season Of the year. has been
for the last week or ten days in perfect
.tnror Of excitement The snow brought out
everything in the shape of sleigh, and our
Young folks seemed to take to themselves in
dividually, that portion Of the old song which
commands to ''go it while your young:" for
from morn tlll-morn again. it was Jingle,
jingle all the time. We question whether
Protractc,l Meeting Singing Associations, Sur
Prise Parties, &c, will be as well attend, ID in
future, without more SNOWY as they have
been for the last two weeks. have heard
Of a number Of ul'scts, in which youngsters
were mixed up rather proluiScuously but of
no serious accidents.
The ice on the canal is from ten to fourteen
inches thick, atiording to those vino are fill
ing their ice houses an ample suiicirncv.-
McSsrs Scanlcn 4 kiblcr, who a short time
sine" removed their large house to more CON
v,nient place upon the canal, are busily en-
gagged in filling it, and it is to be hoped that
it will soon be accomplished for such is the
good luck Of one of that firm that it would
stay "irozeup' until next August unless that
house is filled.
The steamboat Union" which was cut
through by the ice, some two weeks since, in
t .e:rt,k, and went down af er she succeeded in
getting i'll the canal, still lies in the same DO
sition, the ice preventing her from being
raised. The Steamer Richard Wiling
which was also compelled to stop here on
her way to BALTIC, is still lying in the basin,
with very little prospect Of h,r getting cut
for some time TO come. Her freight is being
wagoncd to Elkton TO be transported Ter
Rail Road to It's destination.
learn that a son of John Chambers whilst
walking on the ice a few days ago, fell and
broke his collar bone.
A protracted meeting commenced in the
Methodist Meeting House on Sunday evening
last; as yet have not heard with what re-
suit. 1t is to be hoped there will rot be
quite as much disturbance about the door
during its continuance, as is usually the case.
learn that there is some talk of petition
ing the Legislature for an act to build a new
bridge across the creek in this place. This
is absolutely needed as the old one is now so
frail that it is danger Gus for heavily loaded
teams to pass over it. SCIo.
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HYPOCRISY OF LoC0FoCoIsM. 1T will be
seen by the report Of the New York IIcrald's
correspondent, in another column, that the
Democratic caucus, on Monday night resolved
to stick to Richardson, Notwithstanding he
has declared himself convinced of the consti-
tutionality of Wilmot Proviso, and SAYS that
Congress has the right to prohibit slavery in
the Territories eff the United States. A more
shameless surrender of principle was never
made, even by that party. Yet these men
charged the American party last year. ali
through the South, with Aholitionisln. Ift
were not perfectly evident already that they
seek the spoils not the good of the country
IN all their proceedings, the fact would be ap.
parent by this decision of the caucus. What
is the difference between Banks and Richard
son in this spect.-Amcr. Democrat.
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THE TNDIANs.-Thc news from Oregon and
Washing ton Territories shows that we arc
to have our hands full with the Red Man, for
years and years to come. There would S, en-
TO be am organization on the part of the most
powerful Tribes, to begin a general war
against the wlites-as if persuaded that the
last stand to the encroachmcnts OF the pale
faces on this continent is to be made now
Hence the tomahawk and the scalping knife
are doing bloody execution in the territories
Whenever there is white man to slay.-
The several conflicts that have already taken
place, especially that on the Walla Walla,
show that the savaecs have lost none of the
bravery, none Of the hatred, none of the
cruelty, vi ich are the common Characters
tics ofthcir race. They take no prisoners
only scalps. N. Y. Express.
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TIE MMI.s.-We still have complaints
about the failure of The Wing to reach some
of its subscribers at the regular time. We
repeat now what we have said several times
lately that it is M'rnts nuiiad IN proper
Time. 0nr last issue did not reach our sub
srrih'rS at Chesapeake City until Tuesday.
There being no intermediate post office. the
oversight is between the postmastcrs here and
there. The one insists he mailed them and
the other that they did not come to his office.
1t is exceedingly annoying to have so many
papers as TO so TO that Office miscarrricd and
we hope the postmastcls wilb he careful to
prevent a like occurrence in the future.
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INDIAN BATTIEs.--Thc Steamer Northern
Light, which arrived at New York on Satur-
day last brings accounts of severe battles
with the Indians in Oregon and Washington
Territories. Tic dates from Portland,
Oregon, arc to Dec. 18th.
A battle has Len fought by the gallant
volunteers of Oregon, under command of
Lieut.. Colonel Kelly, near Whitoman's Sta
ton. The Indians have been badly beaten.
Captain Bennett and others fell in leading the
gallant cLalgc. Pcc-Pcu Mox-mox, the
great head chief, has been killed, together
with large number of lis warriors.
Col. Hell s official report SAYS thai the
fight had lasted two days, and would be
continued. On the first day (Dec. 7th) there
were 400 Indians engaged and on the second
day about 600. The chief named above had
been taken prisoner Dec. 5th, and during
the fight Of the Slh tried to escape, when he
was shot, with four others. Col. Kcllv's re-.
port says that they were compelled to act on
the defensive, On account of the scarcity of
ammunition and provisions
Gen. Wool, u. s. A., is now engaged in ar
ranging pr,lminartS for campaign against
the Indians at an carly day.
a fight had taken place at Little Meadows.
a Mr., Lewis, Of Capt. kinncys company.
was killed one Of Capt. Klnney's, two of
Capt Williams, and one of Capt. Rice's
companies were wounded: one other was
Wrwd'd, but Of whose company was not
LEANED.
The dates from Washington Territory arc
to December 10th. Acting Gov. Mason had
lust received n dSpatch from puyot So,nJ
district, dated December It'll. stating that
while Lieutenant Slaughter was c,,camp,d
about fifteen miles below Mornsons and
about two and half miles above Capt
!lewltt's camp, Ii. Slaughter, while sitting
IN small house on Brannan's prairie, near
the forks of Green and White rivers, engaged
in consultation with Capt. Hewitt, Lieut..
Harrison and DR.. Taylor, they were fired up
on by large number of Indians, and at the
first discharge, Lieut.. Slaughter was shot
through the heart. Two others were killed
ouniglt-o one MORALLY wounded, (sincc
d.ad,) and five others wounded
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DECLINE or Pork AND Flour AT me
EST.-A letter in the Boston Traveller,
dated Cincinnati, Jan. 5th says
The Hog crop" is not yet all in. Hogs
commencing this season at the Unprecedented
price Of 81 Per hundred, have declined to
50 10, at which sales were made this day.
Eastern buyers appeared in market carly, and
the principal part Of the pork was packed for
or purchased by them. No very large
amounts have been held by parties here
though many have tried the markets cast by
shipment.
There has been great delay in the move.
mcnts of freight forward by railroad, 50 that
pork shipped hence LIST of December is hard
ly in New York by this time: and meantime
the decline IN that market ,as been to Sc
thus far. n" doubt is nt, an,d now that
the crop will he large. Your readers who do
not look at prices current will be- pleased to
know that flour is sold here at 81 per barrel
and plenty at that.
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MISS H. CHAMBERLAIN,
H4RRISON'S
eO;st Ribi;sIh perGl,lllcrV.

the great American Pcriumcr, Of Phil
- aacIphla, contains over $50 different
varieties, and is cllsscd under Articles for
the TohhT, for the SKIN. for the HAIR, for
the HANDS, for the lIANDKENCnIEF, for
FLAvoRING FooD, for the BEARD, for the
TEETH, and MISCELLANEOUS. They are purely
American, in style, character, ana qualit
and $" far surpass in intrinsic excellence
EVERY foreign article, that the refined of
American society arc adopting them us the
STANDARD Of FXCELLENCE. For sale at the
Dry Goods Store Of L. BROWN, JR.,
Jan LIFT EIKToy. Mn.
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forcion Nous.
ARRIVAL or THE ATLANTIC.

The Steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
on Sunday last with LiycrpooI dates 70 tbc
2nd inst. The news brought bv her is ;uter.
esting but no events of i,nportance have trans.
pred at the scat of war.
The Peace negotiations remain stationary
Prince Est,rlazv had reached ST p.t.rs.
burg with the ultimotu,n or u,n ~
Powers, hut it had not vet been rr,,I;cd to
Austria has notified Prussia ortI,r contcn,,
of the uitinat,,m. and pr,ssi, ass,ntS 70
urge its acceptance by the Car.
Sayonv has also semi IN S. po,o,.h,r,.
Baron Sicbach, to recommend the Car IN ac.
cept.
Rumor asserts that Denmark is about to
ioin the alliance. '' "
The Western preparations are kept secret
but it is believed that Russia would accent
but for an indemnity demanded bv ENGLAND
which Russia, backed by Austria, absolutely
refuses. On the whole, the prospects of n
speedy peace have advanced little or none.
There is nothing received from the seat or
war, except further details of the capture of
kaIs.
a despatch from Vienna, published in the
London Times, states that Count Buol had
communicated the terms of peace to Prince
'ortScllakoff. They are the same as former
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TIE PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNoN.-A
blll has been reported in the Virginia Lcgis.
lature "to incorporate the Mount Vernon
Ladies Association Of the Union: and to au.
thorlze the purchase of part of Mount Vcr-
non place. 1t provides that the Treasurer
of the State shall take charge of moneys con-
fidcd to him by the Ladies' Association,
which, under the bill, becomes a corporaton
and the fund thus deposited with him 81! A.
be called 1.-The Mount Vernon Ladies' Asso-
citation Fund.- 1t also authoriscs the Cover.
nor to purchase the mansion and 200 acres
OF Mount Vernon for $500, 900. and to pav
the same as soon as the Ladies' fund shall
amount to that srm-the decd to secure ac-
cess, &C.. to the burial ground of the Wash
ingto" family.
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THE WALKER FIII1HI'STER MovrupNr

WAsnNGToN, January l3.--Ccrtain foreign
ministers apprehcnd, on what they consider
undoubted authority, that the Walker move
mcilt embraces within the scope of its uIti-
mate operations the conquest Of Cuba, Porto,
Rico, and st. Domingo. Hence their con-
slant watchfnlnesS Of events in that quarter,
and frequent communications with our Gov
crnmcnt on the subject. The report which
General Shields made year ago in the Sen
ate, having been reproduced, in which Par
kT ii. French was charged with obtaining
2,cO0 worth Of Government stores on "A forn-
ed letter Of credit, and handing him as an
mpcStT, Las materially damaged Mr..
Fl,ncil's prospects at Washington,
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AUCTIONEERlNG!

F5NilE undersigned will sell as Auct ioneer.
4 all kinds ofpropcrty. Personal and Real.
Those intending to have sales would confer
favor by calling on the subscriber at Rock
Springs, or address him by letter at Bat tie
Swamp, Cecil Co., Md. He will be re ady,
also, to attend sales in York. Lancaster and
hester counties, Pa, and in Hartford o.,
Md. OLIVER q. KIDD.
Jan s '5f
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

Jan. ll.-lcave was granted to Mr. Stubs
to report Bills as follows to tax dogs to pro.
tect sheep i'll Cecil county. Also, to amend
the law for repairing roads in Cecil county
Also To amend the chal ter of the Baltimore
and Philadelphia Central Railroad Company
The ''dog-law" referred to, we understand
provides for taxing all dogs, and not allow.
ing one free as under the present law. it also
reduces the amount paid per head to colcc.
tors Ir ASSESSING dogs. The amendment,
proposed TO The Central Railroad Charter is
TO authorize the advantages it may be to land
owntrs to b. taken into account in the AS.
'essment of damages for passing through their
Jan l4.-Lcave was granted to report the
following bills: to Mr.. Partridge, to SO
amend the law of attachment as to EXEMPT
the wages of mechanics employed by the
month.
TO Mr.. Merrick. to authorize judges Of
courts in this State to designate persons to
serve or assist in the execution of process
Jan. l5.-That part of the Governors
message relating to secret societies was re.
ferrcd to the following Committee. appointed
by the Speaker in accordance with the Rcso-
lutions by Mr.. Kcnncday. which we publish
I'd last week; viz: Mcssrs Kcnncday, Hall,
Goldsborough, Mcrrick and Plowten. On
motion Of Mr.. Merrick, Mr.. Plowden was cx-
cusod.
Orders were presented by Mr.. Stone that
the Committee on Ways and Means inquire
into the cdjency of releasing the interest
due by collectors, clerks, registers and sher-
IFS when the debt has been of more than five
years standing, provided the principal be
paid into the treasury before the lst day of
June next. BY Mr.. Rankin, that the Com
mittee on Agriculture inquire into the expc-
diency of aboishing the office of guano in
spcctor. BY Mr.. Davis that committee of
one from each county and Baltimore city be
appointed to inquire into the cxpediency of
submitting to the people at the next general
election the question of prohibitory liquor
law-scvcrally adopted
Jan. II. We nqige the following among
the published procecdings:-
Mr.. Mcrrjck offered an order that the COM
mttcc appointed to consider so much of the
Governors message as relates to 'sccrct poll
teal societies" be AUTHORISED to examine wit
nesscs under oath. and that they be paid the
same FER diem and mileage as witnesses who
are summoned to Anne Arundel court Mr.
Merrck remarked that the appointment of
that committee was an important matter
which had gone forth to all parts of the Union.
and the eyes of the whole American people
were turned to this legislative investigation of
the character of the societies referred to, and
that it should be conducted with all form and
ceremony, Nc
MI. krunc ", the author of the resolutions
call that the fullest and raircst investigation
shonld take place and he accepted the order
in full.
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New Wine and Liquor Store,

NORTH EAST, CECIL COUNTY, MD.
y5HllOS. c. CAZ1ER, one Of the old line,
u has received and ready for delivery,
ines and Liquors, both Foreign and Do
mesic, which he will sell by retail or by the
barrel, cask or pint at very small I'D
vance. His facilities in obtaining lie Above
described staple articles is such, Lat his
percentage will be below that of his fellow
workmen. ~SEGARS wholesa IL and
retail. [JNn. 5, i5t-- I'm.
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tive ven turcd hint last week Just the
sllShicst-:hat we were in want of money
about these times, and We have already to
return orr Acknowledgements to the many
who responded by making rcmittanccs, little
doubling as we do so, that their good exam.
pie will be followed by many others.
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Newark Female Seminary.

TIVE next Session Of this institution will
l. commence FEBRU AIRY 4tIi, 1856, and
continue twenty one weeks.
A thorough and systematic course ofstudy
full corps Of experienced and efficient
teachers, combined with the home influence
which can be eXcrted where the number is
80 limited, all commend this school to the
attention Of parents who expect to place
their daughters beyond their own immediate
influence.
Expenses per session Board and Tuition
In English Studies and Latin, SO; Languages
Music, Drawing al Painting in water colors
and oil, extra.
[p-Circuars. containing course of study
and other particulars can be obtained by
addressing the Principal,
MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Newark, Del.
REFERENCEs-Danirl Kirk wood, ED.
Professor Delaware College; Prof. W. A.
Crawford, Prot. e. D. Parker, Rev. J.
Falandigham,J J. W. Weston, a. M, Prin-
cipal of Newark Academy, J. Miller, Esq,
Newark, Prof. G. Long, 1Iartsvillc, Pa,
George Earle, Esq, Elkton, Md.
Jan. 5, '56-2m.
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HOUSE, SIGN
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.

IF you want your dwelling Painted and
IL Papcrcd in Il neat and expeditions man
nur apply to JOHN McCREA, at Mr.. Mar
re;t's Fountain Inn, Elkton, Md.
0"l1avng had fourteen years experience
in the business he feels confident he can give
general satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage.
US5~Orders sent through the post office or
otherwise will be promptly attended to, and
Oh moderate terms. + Dec. 1T.
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NEW CoUNTERrEITs. The following are
two of the latest new counterleitS in circula-
ton Farmers Bank of Delaware, at Dover
SIS spurious: Vignette, female holding
grain in her right hand. On the right end a
figure with sickle in one hand
Burlington Bank, Burlington, N. J.-5's
and los, altered from Is Vigncttc, steam
boat John Stevens.
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ELkTON LEATHER STORE,
opposite THE HOWARD HOUSE,

Opposite THE HOWARD HOUSE,
flames IlASS0N offers an assortment Of
~ Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth ami grain; ditto Madras and TainIco:
French and American Calf Wax and Eun
Uppers; Harness and Skirting; Birdie, fair
bllck: French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings Hips and Findings.
uS" The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and SIX ms. dec. l5-tn5
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GGaitT ATrR ACTION
At Cheap Corner,


MlD0LGrOWN. DELAW .tEE.
rINlE subscriber has Just ret mel fro,s Sew
Il York ai rhlladc phil with the larx It and
nan iSom st Hstor meut Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
that =" u " of re ia th.s mark IT. re has been
ttkcn tina COOL ar,ir c. and III the fate, fI,hinn
Dc - c.. d. dId they hive been pur ;,scl ut the
lowest bs+ble prices and greet pairs viii he tax
en- th1' III y be sold Il Il very SNAIL. ANY ,NrE--
NY m'tt2 'S'has cheap. So cheap and doa large
nlNihtSs.' Nirths Of al, cp'urs. from % cents to
S'l9 p"r yard GA -.incrc bl rex aud f.ncy 90 e: :
to- J per yari iairincts black anI fancy ~!
to - .2nt< per yard; Flannel. Il AID white. 81
IL! :" - cents; large rs 'ortmcnt of
DRESS GOODS FOR the LADIES;
goo yard vide muslin at Ut cts. pr yard; a
Mrst assortment IF
RE.lDE-DL3DE CLO1HING;
100 pair Ladies unlresscd Morocco Poots at 81 90
per pair him selc Jenny Lind Shoes 81 90 per
par; lJ9 plir wood pc. grd Fools city made hest
rrtce. cheap; large lot OF boys and mis- cs Boots
aud Shoes. complete assortment of
I!.5RD WE'RE md CT TLERY;
Nails cents per pounl less by the kes
GROCERIES,
brown sugar 81 cts white s and cts: Coffee l2i
cts; Al asses cheap Mackcrcl and Herring by the
bbl.. &c. To,c her with very large assortment
Of all kinds Of goods usual kept in Il country storu.
with large number Of " her articles that are not
kept in my other store all of which can assure
you will be sold ut very small advance over the
city whoIesa'c prices for the Cash or Country Pro-
dIec. All kinds of Produce bought ri
j. A. ELIASoNS,
CnEAr CORNER.
Sep. 10. 1855. Mdilctown, Vel
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1--WE arc indebted to Mr.. Mccullough of
the State Senate, McssrS Scott and Miller Of
the House Of Delegates and Mr.. Clayton, Com
Clk., for public documents, for which they
Will acccptpur thanks.
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE NATIONAL
AMERICANS IN THE House OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs.--We take pleasure in
printing the following action of the
American members of the Legislature
endorsing the course Of the American
members of Congress from this State
and the noble band with which they have
continued to act. The course thew
have pursued seems to us to have been
in the straight line of duty and the mel.
Of Maryland are undoubtedly sustained
by their constituents:
At meeting of the American Members in the
Ass' mb'y of Maryland held in the city of AMMAN.
oils on the It'll of January, 1870 ELISHA J. HALL,
ESQ, OF Montgomery county. was called to the
chair, and the following preamble and resoi lions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Representatives ofthc Amcrcan
Party of The state of Maryland have viewed with
delight the fixed determination of their Rcrrc.
Scnthiv"s III Congress to secure to the popular
branch OF the National Legislature an organization
OF The House on Il SQUAD and national basis;
AM WHEREAS, A ii occasion presents itself to
express heir hnrcservGd and cordial upprob,tion
of the course pursued by their immediate Repre-
scltavcs and those who have co-opcratcd with
them therefore
RESOLVED, Unanimously, by the members of
the american Party. in the Senate and liousc of
ccca'cS of tho State Of MARYLAND in Co,,ycnti,u
assembled, that they heartily endorse aud com
mend the action of the members of the American
Party IN the House OF Representatives. who have
rugscd SO successfully, 50 far. against Il sectional
organization of the House. and who have sus ,ncl
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COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

, have just returned from the city with II
L large and splendid assortment Of Cloths.
which | will make up into
Goats, Tower t.i;sn can he bought
Ia either OF the cities, in the best and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war
r"nted. lfthry rip bring them back and
will sew them free of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sep If .Atihe Ba.aGr, Elhiou Nd
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BALTIMORE Posi- oFFICE.-At the Balt-
more Post office the balance due the Govern
mcnt from the quarter which terminated on
the 3lst December last is S27 400 G5; being
nearly $4,000 over that of the quarter i'm
mcdiatcly preceding. SIN.
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Ole Cecil ll)l)iq.
Es,slTDx, JANUARY m, rsae.

REMOVAL OF The Cecil WING" OFFICE
Dur printing Office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House and Jail, where We will be
pleased TO see our friends and Subscribers.
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THE RrMoRED TREATY BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON,
Jan. l5.-Thc rumor which has produced so
much excitement in European capitals, that
the United States and Russia had entered in.
to conditional offensive and defensive treaty
originates probably from the fact that the
latter has submitted the draft Of treaty of
amitv and commerce.
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JAMES Nj. BURGESS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

NEAL ES A T. AEENT,
WTiIoSE advertisement is in anotf or
W column Of this paper, has on hand at
Ibis time and for sale 20 FARMS; several Of
III sm from three to five miles from Port De-
posit.
A%g. a5-tf
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hartford COUNTY. The term of Hartford
co Court, which was TO have melton the 10th
inst, for The trial Of cases on the special
docket, has been adjourned over to Monday,
the list inst, i'll consequence of Judge Bartol
being ionally engaged in Baltimore.
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ROBERT LII MSDEN.
(suCCEssoR OF JOHN LuMspEN.)

(suCCEssoR OF JOHN LII sDEN,)
Grocer s. Commission Merchant.
Ne. A Cheapsidc ,Uwodoors from Pratt ST. y
BALTIMORE.
GELLSall kinds Of Ora in and Coun,r, Pro
- lace on Commission. and keeps genera
assortment OF Groceries a ways on hard.