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ia train of cars from Baltimore
reached here at half past 7 O'Clock yes
terday evening. 1t left that city at I
o'clock on Thursday evening, and was
detained at Pcrryyille by the non-arrival
Of the Philadelphia trains.
We have neither papcrs or letters from
Baltimore or Annapolis yesterday.
Under date of Wednesday we have a
letter from Annapolis enclosing Resolu-
tions by the American Members of the
General Assembly sustaining the course
pursued by the American Representa-
tives in Congress from this State. With
these we entirely agree and shall publish
them next week.
The last Congressional news we have is as
follows:
The House continued in session all Wcdnes-
day night and up till o'clock Thursday
morning, but still failed to elect Speaker.
1t then adjourned over till Friday. At one
time resolution for the election of Mr.. Orr
to the Speakership was proposed, and mo-
ton to lay it on the table was defeated by a
single vote.
On the last ballot, 1.-THE one hundred and
SIXTH the relative strength of parties was,
on the whole, about as before.
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20 FAR Ms FOR SALE.

f5ttih, subscriber is about establishing an
l. agency for the sale Of farms in Cecil and
Hartford counties, Md, and expects 10 have
for sale from 2u Ia 30 farms OF various size IS
and qualities. from land without any improve
mcni to That in high state OF cultivation;
therefore he tiltcrs himself he will he able
10 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 hy calling Oh the subscriber
residing on the Magrlw farm, formerly owned
by John ID. Kitchener, five miles nerth of Port
Deposit; or address him RISING Sun, Cecil
Co., Md, or JAMES WILSON, Druggist. Port
Deposit, Nd. 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 IL en-
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LOOKING ONE WAY-RuNNING ANOTHER.
The Democratic party of Pennsylvania in
Congress with the Hon. j. CLANCY Jones at
their head. declare to the whole country tina,
the Democracy of the Keystone State are al
right on the Kansas and Nebraska bill. Now
look to the capital Of the State, where tho
real sentiments Of the people are expressed.
You find them clcvating TO the Presidency OF
the Senate a man who comes nearer to the
Garrison and Wendell Phillips school tina,
any other member of either House Of tn,
Legislature. Mr.. Platt is bitter anti SLAYER,
in all his views, and now stands as the Aiay
Of Danocracy in Pennsylvania. How viii
tho Hon. j. Clancy Jones explain this on tho
floor Of Congress What a farce !--Harris
burg Cor. of Phil. Times.
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FIRST DEVELOPMENTS OF LEAP YEAR-A
party Of twenty-five ladies and gentlemen
from Rockville, Conn, visited this city or
Friday. in the capacity of sleighing party
dining and taking supper at the MaSsasoi,
House, and visiting the armory and other Of
the prominent features of Springfield. The
ladies' acted as escorts for the gentlemen. or.
dering the meals, paying the bills and furnish.
ing the comforts of the trip generally. We
shall hope to record many fruits of this lear
year gallantry among our matrimo nal an
nouncemcnts before the year is over.
Spring. Reprb.
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TIE WESTERN PORK TRADE.-Thc advices
from the West report very dull pork markets
and indicate an abundant supply of hogs
with an INCREASE in the weight. The receipts
from Kentucky this year, it is said, will ia,
exceed those of last year, notwithstanding
the great drought in that State in 1851. and
the consequent scarcity of cor last winter
and spring. The receipt of hogs at Cincinnati
ny railroads during the past week were q.
GOO against about II 900 the previous week.
The total number slaughtered, for packing,
at Cincinnati. SO far this season, is 257.37G.
On Saturday last, hogs were held in that city
at SIS l5a SIS DO without sales.
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Cold AND Snow AT THE WEsr.-The Mil.
waukie Sentinel states that on the 23d ult.,
the mercury fell 10 and Is degrees below zc-
70, and further back from the lake to 81 be-
low. At Bloomington, Illinois, on the eve.
ming Of the 22d, the weather was fine, with
tho mercury 40 above zero. The next morn
ing there was snow storm and the mercury
hald fallen to 8 degrees below zero. Snow
felt at intervals for three days, and on the
26 h the mercury was l6 degrees below
One day last week the trains On the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroads
were detained about twenty -four hours by the
immense snow which fell along the line. At
Laport it is said to be about two and a half
feet in depth.
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If THEY DoN'r Run. KISS 'Ex-At Boz
iogne, during the reception Of her Majesty
Queen Victoria. number Of English ladies
in their anxiety to See every thing, pressed
with such force against the soldiers who were
keeping the line, that the latter were, in
some instances. obliged to give way. and
generally were to use the expression of our
policemen. ''impedcd in the execution of
their duty" The officer in command seeing
the state Of affairs, shouted out
''One roll Of the drum, then, if they don t
keep back: kiss them ALL"
At the sound Of the parchment, the English
ladies took to fight. If they had been
French, says Partisan journalist, "they
would have remained to woman"
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Union Perseverance Company.

Union Perseverance COMPANY,
THE Annual Meeting of the Union Perse-
Il verance Company for the detection of
Horse Thieves and other villains, held at
Brick Meeting House, November oath, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President-SUTTON SCARBOROUGH.
pice Presidcnt-J. F. VANARSDALE.
Trca,nrer-J. l.. CARHART.
Secretary-A. d. OWENS.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Mearns, Benjamin Clifford.
s. A. Smith, DR.. James Turner,
J. Rittenhouse, Joseph Picrson.
PURSUING MEMBERS.
Charles Parker, Horace b. Duyckinck,
T. X. Martindcll, Joseph Martindcll,
Charles Matthews, Job Griffith,
Daniel Carhart, 4. F. Mearns,
DR.. JOS ITopkin Owen Reisler,
Samuel lie edom, Joseph IIanes,
John Carhart, Daniel Brown,
l.. VI. Steele, Cornelius Barrett,
David Phillips, Samuel ID. Wilson,
VIM. Bricklcy, James Cameron,
John England, David p. Cameron,
Edward Mask, James TAYLOR.
Robert Trimble, Reuben Passmore,
John Matthews, VIM. j. Marchbank,
l.. Is. Carhart, Josiah Recdcr,
Samuel NJ. Kirk, Ellis G.. Chandlce,
Levi Johnson, Ephraim Somerel,
James Mearns, James Clifford,
Z. V. Recdcr, Ohio Rowland.
By order,
ABB. OWENS,
Dec. 29-3t. Secretary.
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eAe,gsl.y and large stock ofssssseas:ss:,
Cattle. Also, OX-Carts, Peach Wagons,
Wheat Fans, Hay Press Moving Machine
Ploughs, lIarrows, Cultivators: Farming I'm
plements of various kinds and many other
items Of personal property. The sale will
continue from day to day till all the proper
ty shall be disposed Of.
TERMS OF SALE FOR TIE REAL ES-
TATE.-Onethrd of the purchase money to
be paid in Cash on the day of sale; or, at any
time within sixty days from the said day of
salei onc-half the balance, with interest on
the whole Of the credit payments. to be paid
at the end of one year from the day of Sale
and the remaining half, with interest, to lie
paid at the end Of two years from the said
day Of sale in case of the death of Mrs. Ruth
Casscday, widow Of James Casseday deceased
within that period but if she. the said Ruth
Casseday, shall survive that period then the
last lnstalmeut to remain charge upon
said Real Estate during her life time the in
terest thereon being paid annually.
Credit payments to be secured by the Bond
OF the purchaser with approved security. On
payment Of the whole purchase money, and
not before, good and sufficient deed CON
vcying all the right and title of the parties
in interest will be executed by the said trus-
tees to the purchaser or purchasers.
TERMS OF THE PERSONAL PROPER
TY All sums Of or under $50 90 to be paid
in cash; For all sums over $50 90 credit of
six months will be allowed, bonds or notes.
bearing interest from date with approved
securities, being given.
JOHN C. GROOME, !
GEORGE EARLE,
Trustees.
Elkton Nd, Dec. 29th, lS55-ts.
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Central Railroad.

m Office is hereby given to the subscribers
L to the Capital Stock of the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central Railroad Company
resident in Cecil county, Md that the con-
ditions of then subscriptions have been COM
piled with, and that part Of the work between
the Pennsylvania State line and the Susquc.
hanna river put under contract.
The first instalment Of five dollars, share,
will be due and payable on Tuesday, Jan.
uary LIST, 1856, and each succeeding install
ment will be payable on the first day of each
succeeding month until all are paid.
Payments may be made to Samuel J.
Dickcy, Treasurer, IIopewell Cotton Works,
Chester Co Pa; to Jesse Kirk, Rising Sun,
or VIM. Waring, Cecil county, Md, author
lied receivers.
O"Punctual payments are desired as it is
intended to push the work as rapidly as pos
slhe. Z. V. DICKEY,
Dec. Is, '55. Secretary.
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FARM FOR RENT.

TllE Farm lying near Port Deposit and
l. known as s'Mount Ararat," whcrcon
George Davidson ESQ.,, now resides. This
farm contains about $50 acres, and is in good
condition. 1t will be rented either as one or
two farms to suit renter. To suitable ten
ant liberal lease will be given; to commence
on the 18th of March next. For terms and
particulars apply to
EARLE X CRESWELL, Attorneys,
Jan 5, '56--tt ElktOn, Nd.
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ELK IRON WORKS.
A N d farm for

~ - - ~ AAA - ~ Cs
Situate on the Big Elk ~ miles from Elk
ton Md. The Rolling mill is in complete or
der, and is powerful mill. with Rolls &C
inches long, Furnaccs-the head and fall
l6 feet (part Of the dam has been taken off
by the late freshct) Saw and Grist Mills, 7
Tenemcnts large Stone mansion house Stabl-
ing &C., with about IL acres Of land:
ALSO.
The Farm adjoining of about POS acres 25
in wood the balance in high state of cultiva-
ton and very production.
Frame Mansion House and Kitchen. with
good water-large double decker Barn. gran
airy and every thing complete. The mill and
Farm will be sold together or separately, and
will be sold low if immediate application be
made. Apply to F. g. Parke on the premises
or the subscribe. JAMES McCAULEY.
Oct. 18th l955.-tf. Elkton Md.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

TAVA, Rio, In uayra. Maracabo, Jamaica and
y Old White Coffce, n large nd.choice selection
of Teas; crushed. refined and brown Sugars; Choco-
late anil Cocoa; Farna Corn and Rice Flours Tea
Soda and Sugar Biscuit Water and Butter Crack
ers Goshen and Picked Butter; Coffee Esscnc o
and burnt Coffces; Dried Currants; Sugar Raisns;
Preserved Cron; Spices of all kinds Pearl Starch;
Chemical, Olive and brown Soap; Sperm and Ada
mantine Candies; burning Fluid &c Fresh
Sausage received every Tuesday and Friday; fresh
Pork; Dried Beef. &c. Mt
WIN. TORBERT'S Family Grocery.
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PoLrTICAL.-The Americans of Anne Aun.
del county, Nd. held convention at Annap-
ellis OIL Saturday, and adopted resolutions in
favor Of Willard Fillmore for the Presidency.
The same party, at Annapolis, have elected
Grafton Munroe, Daniel Z. Hyde John E
Stalker, Esqrs.. as trustees, and Henry Lev
ely as clerk Of the primary school in that city.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the County Commits
sioners Of Cecil county at their next regular
meeting after the 18th day OF January, 1856,
for the appointment of Examiners to lay out
Public Road, to commence at or near
Ebenezer Meeting House in the 9th Election
District of Cecil county, and to end at the
road leading from North East to Principle.
near the gate on said road which opens to
the residence Of Gen. Henry S. Sites.
Dec. I5-Im
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cmzT Mules u @o 7coWs . NnM5
aWY Evoke Of OMEN, KY
sAAc3gsl.y and large stock ofs1sssss,:9.s..
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New Wine and LIQUOR Store,

TENHOS. c. CAZIER, one ofthc old line,
4 has received and ready for delivery,
Wines and Liquors, both Foreign and Do
nestle, which he will sell by retail or by the
barrel, cask or pint at a very small ad-
vance. His facilities in obtaining the above
described staple articles is such. that his
percentage will be below that of his fellow
workmen. ~SEGARS wholesale and
retail. Jan. 5, '56-lm.
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MORE FILIBUsTERING. The steamer Star
Of the West sailed hence on Wednesday with
a party of filibusters on board for Nicaragua.
Previous to her departure the assistant u S.
marshal went aboard, searched the ship, and
made five arrests, among them Captain Moore
who holds commission under Gen. Walker.
All the parties were connected with the North.
ern Light affair.
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Work FOR WALKER.-Carrera has left Gu
atemala with one thousand men to march
against Nicaragua. General Lopes, of Hon
duras. has directed troops to the same desti-
nation. In the State of Salvador, soldiers are
being rapidly enlisted, in order to aid the in
habitants of Nicaragua. In Costa Rica the
government has also made an appeal to the
population to aid Nicaragua against Walker.
It appears from these manifestations that
Walker has yet something to do before he can
sit down and enjoy his tilabuster laurels.
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TO l5RIDG BUILDERS
AND CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. will be received by the Coun-
L ~ Commissioners of Cecil county, to he
directed to them at their office in Elkton, M
till the 18th day ui February next at
O'Clock 7. NJ, for building i Bridge over the
North East Greek, on the road leading from
the village of North East to the Depot of the
Phill., vii. 4 Bait. Railroad Company at
said place and on the site Of the old bridge.
recently carried away by 4 ircshct. Said
Proposals to include the masonry and wood
work entire, according to the following
TLAN:
The abutmcnts to he 90 feet Mt the base
and 10 feet at the top; 81 feet thick at base
and 81 feet thick at the top; six feet high
from she level Of the dam-breast Immediately
below the site Of the bridge; and the found
ations to he four feet below the bed of the
creek, unless solid rock is sooner found.
The wing walls oi the abutments to be 2f
feet long and 80 feet apart at the ends. The
foundations of the wing-walls to be OF the
same depth as those Of the abutmcnts at the
ends next the same and to run by successive
steps ofcqual height to feet below the sur
face Of the ground at the ends. The tounda-
tinns Of the said wing walls TO be 4 feet thick
ut the abutments, and three feet at the ends,
to be built to the level of the ab,,tments.. and
to he battered to 2 feet at the top.
The guard-walls to be the same length as
the wing-walls and 3 feet high and 20 inches
thick; to have good fastenings built therein
for roof to pitch outwards.
The abutments andwing- walls to be built of
large stone, ito be furnished by the con-
| tractor.) to be laid in good mortar made Of
| sharp sand and good wood burnt lime; all the
walls above ground to be well pointed; the
| abutmepts to be filled in, and the road grad
ed to the extent of the wing walls so as to
| afford an easy passage over the bridge.
The wood work to be built on tho plan
known as Burr's patent. The span to be 100
! feet and width II feet from out 10 out, Is
feet from string pieces to square, to have
double ribbed scgments, double arch and
double string pieces.
The size Of the timbers and full particulars
must be specified in the proposals, and all
the work will be required TO be done in a
substantial and workmanlike manner, and to
be completed on or before the list day of
June, 1855, under the direction and control
| ofthe County Commissioners of Cecil coun-
ty.
plan of the bridge required can be seen
at the office Of the County Commissioners
in Elkton. By Order, ,
Dec. l5th-9w. Clerk.
'.'Del. Replican and Village Record at
West Chester, copy once a week till 18th of
February and send bill to Clerk County Com
VI q aNDN
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.UA comparison of the performances of
the Collins and Cunard lines of European
steamers for the past year, shows that the
former have beaten the latter on the Eastern
passages one day and four hours-and on the
Western passages one day seven hours and
twenty minutes. This is better sailing, on
the part of the Cunard steamers, than was
shown in the previous year.
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THE "MoNRoE DOCTRINE" is compressed
in the sentence of one of Mr.. Nlonroe's mess
ages, that the American continents, by tn,
free and independent condition which they
have assumed and maintained. are hcncefoltl
not to DC considered as subjects for future
colonization by any European powers"
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AUCTIONEERING (!

TNHE undersigned will sell as Auct ioneer.
l. 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 Battle
Swamp, Cecil Co., Md. He will be ready,
also, to attend sales in York, Lancaster and
Chester counties, Pa, and in Hartford Co.,
Md. OLIVER G, KIDD,
Jan. 8, SO.
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TTTHEnE is no deep Or hidden mystery to
be studied or practised to carry on busn. SIS
successfully: on the contrary, all that any
honest, legitimate concern, demanded by the
public wants, requires, is fair Judgment,
close industry, unwavcring integrity, superior
workmanship, fair prices, and to do better
by their customcrs-and give it publicity.
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TIE DEATH OF ROGERS, THE BANKER.
PoET.-The Arago brings news of the death
of Samuel Rogers. the poet and banker, at til,
age Of 96 years. The deceased lived long
ans evcntful life, and was the friend and ri,
val of many who fourish,d during three
fourths of century.
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MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAILROAD.
The Denton Journal states that the work on
this improvement is going bravcly on, not
withstandng the disagreeahlc and inclement
wea Their which has prevailed ever since its
commencement on Thursday week last. A.
pout forty hands are now at work.
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LOST.

ON Friday, December 9th, 1855, bay
OMare, IA hands high with Bride and sad
die marked, with white hind feet, with white
spot in forehead, bodied tail, trots and
PAGES. A liberal reward will be given by
returning the same to my residence in Sas-
safras Neck, LIST District, Cecil county, Md.
Direct to Gee il SRoads Post Office.
JOSEPH II. MANLOVE.
Jan. 5. '56-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

"HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers under the firm OF
Carson X Coulson is this day dissolved by
mutual consent; either partner will use the
name Of the firm in settleme mt Of the business
of the late partnership.
JOHN CARSON,
JESSE X. COULSON.
January LIST, 1856.
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CyerseCr Wanted.

want an industrious, sober man, to manage
lmy Farm, about two miles north Of Elkton;
one with wife with not more than two
children would be preferred,) who could at
tend to dairy, poultry, &c. Apply to James
nj. Sewall, Esq. Elkton, Md, or by letter to
the undersigned. VIM. G. GLENN,
Jan S, '56-3t Baltimore,
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UA small canvas mailbag was washed
ashore from the wrecked schoor Excelsior, on
Barnegat Beach. 1t contained couple oil
dozen letters much injured by the water. 1t
appears to have been a mail bag from U. S.
sloop of war Saratoga, sent home by the Ex-
cclSor. which was OH her way from Port au
Prince to New York, when she was wrecked.
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DEATH OF Ton THUMBS FATHER. The
Father of General Tom Thumb, Mr.. Stratton,
who resided near Bridgeport, Conn, died on
Friday evening. His mind had become dis.
ordered. 1t is understood that he had &C
CURED fortune by the exhibition of the lit.
tic general, which will now be divided be.
tween the widow, the renowned dwarf and
bis two married sisters.
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REMOVAL.

TNHE subscriber begs leave to inform his
Il friends and the Public generally, that he
has moved to the Store House formerly &C.
cupied by James Denny, Esq, where he will
be pleased to see his old customers and all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL Ii. MILLER.
Dec. 18th, 1854.
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ateTtisilsZ.

Has enlarged mauysa small business;
Has revived many DUH business;
Has re scucd many a lost business;
Has saved many a falling business,
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many n new business;
And ensures succc ss in aiy | rsircys
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebl ed to the late firm OF
AA.J. Scott Il Bro are hereby notified that
all such claims as are not settled OF or be-
fore the Goth inst, will be placed in an officers
hands for collection. Payment may be
made to either of the subscribers.
Al. SCOTT,
D. SCOTT.
Elkton JAM & '56-3w
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WEST NOTTlNUAM
A G a ID f. M Y,
nryT rnTTHsVyr manu- o~,r

u
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
ENllE next session of this Institution will
Il commence on the first day Of November.
The course Of study is extensive, such rs to
fit student. for either of the classes of Col.
lege, or any of the business pursuits of life.
Parents may here secure for their sons
superior facilities for instruction, a pleasant,
retired and healthy residence, and entire
freedom from immoral associations.
Terms per session, boarding and washing
$4,000, Tuition $1,000, German, French and
Italian, and Drawing extra.
For circulars and further particulars, adj.
dress the Principals at Battle Swamp, Cecil
County, Md. GEO. DUFFIELD, A. M.
E. T. NJ. FAEHTZ, 4. M.
Oct. IL. Principals.
REFERENCES.
LEVI II. EVANS. Esq, President.
Rev. JOHN SoUIER, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishing to divide the farm
L on which he resides, offers part of il at
Private Sale. Terms and particulars made
known on application. GEORGE EARLE.
Elkton, Jan 5, '56-2w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for In Chancery,
Cecil county. December 18TH,
1855.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by James T. Mccullough, Trus-
tee for the sale Of the Real Estate of Samuel
Wilson, deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the twcntythrd day ofFcbruary
next; provided copy of this order be in
serted in some paper printed in Cecil Coun-
ty once a week for one month before the
twenty-third day of January next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be $2304.OD. II. III. MITCHELL,
True Copy, Test Clerk.
II. II. MITCHELL,
Dec. %, lS55-1m. Clerk.