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THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.-The journal Of
Commerce gives some interesting facts con
O rning this novel and most important under
taking:
The arrangements for laying the wire are
not vet complete Mr. Field being at present
in England with reference to this matter; but
VIC learn that the Geographic connection be-
tween this port and st. Johns. n. +. is very
nearly complete. An unexpected delay arose
{ ON m,sralculation as to the length of the
wire required for going through Nova Scotia,
occasinned by inaccurate surveys. so that 1t
was necessary to return to England and pro
cure twenty five miles additonal-makin.
the whole length of atmospheric wire l25
miles. This portion is nearly finished: and
the two submarine cables between ST. Johns
and Prince Edwards Island, and across the
LOT St. Lawrcnce-one over fif'cr': miles
in length, and the other eighty -tivc--are
found to be complete. and in the hest work
ing order The entire expenditure on this
important enterprise. up to the present time,
is between 100000 and 100000. The
cost of the OCEAN survey is betrayed by the
United States Govcrnm cnt.'
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VIRGINIA IN MORON. We elm the follow.

VIRGINIA IN MORON CLIP the follow
ing from the Alexandra Gazette:
The friends Of Fillmore held meeting at
Piedmont Station, in Fauquier county, on
Thursday last which was attended bv a
| large number Of the citizens of that section
including many ladies'. The Committee to
whom the arrangements of the meeting were
entrusted. performed their duty with great
err dit to themselves. A fine band of music
added to the gaiety Of the scene on the ground
ana bounnful rerasl was provided for all
present The audience was addrt sSed in able
and elo1rent Speeches during the day, by
MIR. Shack, ford, OF Fauuu.i Mr.. Win. ID
Massey, of this place Mr.. III. W. Thomas, of
Fairfax: and Mr. L. NJ Monroe of this place
Altogether, tins was one of tie best conduct.
cd. the larscst, and most EN- husiaStic politi.
cal meetings ever held III Upper Fauquicr
The following day. the friends of Fillmore,
Wings and Americans, held IL mass meeting
IN "anenlon, FaHquler county which was
Likewise attended by large crowd composed
of clllZen, from. all the counties i'm this Con-
grtsslonal district. The arrangements, here,
900, were admirable. THIS meeting was ad.
dressed by Mr.. Robert f. Scott, III an able
and Siatcsnnanlike sIt,cch and by MIR John
). Pendlrton in u brilliant address. animated
Suong and spirit stirring. a, night. IL large
Audience filled one Of the churches, where the
speaking was continued. Mr.. II. w. Thomas,
Of Fairfax. d,livncd IN eloquent speech on
political Questions ut issue. and he was fol-
lowed i'll appropriate and telling appeals to
the reasons and jshsm,n's of their hearers,
by Nj. j. V. Brooke, MI. Scrungs, and Mr.
siack,lfud. Every brdy seemed pleased and
animated with the best and kindlie.t feelings.
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LARGE SALE OF CARRIAGES.

NTlLL be sold at Public Sale, at the
w Mandatory of the subscriber, who is
leaving the State, i'll Poplar Street, between
Fourth and Fit h Streets in the city Of Will
mington, on TUESDAY,; November 18th,
1906, thirty five new and second hand Car
ragcs. consisting Of three two-seat Ph9tons;
Two iour-seat Germantown Carriages; two
SIX scat two.horse Germantown Carriages;
lour square Carriages; one Hrst quality four
Shifting seat Jenny Lind; six YORK Wagons
Two first quality Boat Wagons; two Jenny
ilnds, two first quality four seat extension
Carriages, with poles; one elegant first
quality (pancl door and back) large six seat
ianlly Carriage; one No-1op Wagon; two
RockaMaysi two first rate family Carriages;
two second hand snail family Carriages; two
first quality Sankey's; one Suikey with Top;
one second hand Rockaway Body; two
Slcighs; New and second hand Poles; ono
new set first rate double HARNESS.; two new
sets OF Single Harness, tour sets good second
hand Harness; SIX scis second hand wheels,
&c. CARRIAGE LUMBER, &c, consist
ing OF Spokes, Fclloes, Axletrces, large
Hubs. Hickory and Ash Plank, Tools,
Benches. Bellows, AnviIs, Vices, Paints,
Cushions, and other tools and Lease Of Shop
and House. The new Carriages having been
made for customers are we'll manufactured
and finished with the best materials, and
viii bc warranted. Sale positive, and COM
mence at ~ clock, A. NJ.
JACOB WALTERS,
WM. II. NAFF, Auctioncer
November st Ieb5--ts
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TIVE PLEA OF AVAILABILITY GoNE.-

TIVE PLEA OF AVAILABILITY GONE. The
recent elections have swept away entirely the
hopes of Col Fremont to the Presidency. III c
plea Of availability is gone. The excuse the
odd line Wings furnish forthr support of their
maligner and tialucer has likewise fallen.
Now what does this respect for the memory
of Henry Clay teach them What does their
duty and horc for the salvation Of the country
suggest We would speak to them md
urge them not to assist in the downfall of this
glorious and beloved Union Can they longer
doubt that the contest for the Presidency is
narrowed down to the claims and hopes Of
Fillmore and Buchanan The one a truly
national and conservative candidate: the 9TH
cr a sectional one. with VII the stains Of the
OStend Conference upon his back: all the in
EQUITIES of the repeal of the Missouri Com.
promise upon his brow, all the yels of dis
UNION in his ear: all the evils Of the present
administration to father and carry out, and
all the vices, monsters and sea scrpcnts OF
Sectionalism staring HIM in the face Again
we say their clear and manifest duty is tc
votcfnr Willard Fillmore, in whose election
alone, We can look for security and tranquil
ty at home. peace, respect and honor abroad.
EtSton Gdecte.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

A COURSE OF LECTURES will be de.
"A hvercd In the VI. E. Church, in Ox.ord.
"a. commencing Wednesday evening. O,t.
~. O'Clock, for tho purpose of reducing the
debt on said church. The following CENT
men have been engaged, and the people NAV
expect fare treat FROM their SERVICES
Octsbc. 22--Rev J. McCarter, of Ph;,,.
delrhia. Subiect-rhe Life We Live whi!s
we Sleep.
October 2s-Rev. G. D. Bowen, Of Ph,a.
teiphia. Suljcct-Something Worth Know
ing.
November 5-W. H. Allen, President Of
Girard College.
Nov PREV. P. Coonbc of Pfiladelrlis
Nov. Is Charlton Is. LEXIS OF Pl.itaGrl.
phia. Snlject--Poetical Element ia Pro.
grcss.
Thursday, Nov. 27-Rev. DR.. Berg, Of
fhiiadelphla. Subject not known.
Dec. 3-Rcv. W. II. Elliott OF Philadel-
Pima: lject-Morality, the Bulwark Of
the Nation
Tickets for the course, SLIGO
Single Tickets, %
L" be had of the Rev Thos. b. Miller. ur at
the door Of the church. lOct IS. 1855
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A SHORT PRospEcrrs.-Manyo of the hun
dreds of campaign subscribers to The Ceci
Wing, whose time expires with the mex
issue after the election, may probably wiSl
to continue the paper. After the Election
its News and Agricultural Departments will
receive particular attentions aud its Miscel-
iancoys columns will be filled with care
The Wing has a larger, and we think al
ADLER. corps Of Contributors to its columns
than any other county paper in the State.
who give an unusual variety OF Original
Articles.
The department of County News will re-
ccive hore attention; and we believe the
paper will &c valuable, especially to citizens
Of the county. We refer any campai en- sub
scribcr who may wish to continue it, as well
as those who are not subscribers, to our
At terms the head Of this column
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j A NJ Es WILSON,
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
SAMUEL II. CARSON g. CO.,
p OCK RUN, PORT DEPOSIT, MD. hav
IL just received and now opening a ary,
assortment Of new and seasonable Dry Goods
Ladies' Dress Goods:
Silks, Mcrnos, Casl,nleres, Rich Delaincs
Fashionable Tartan PIaids, Alpacas, new
tyle Prints, Ginghams, Shawls, Gloves,
Hosiery and Trimmings in great variety.
WHITE GOODS:
Plain and Plaid Cambrics, Figured and
Plain Swiss Null and Book Muslns. Irish
Linens, Shirtings, Sheelings, Table Cloths.
&c., &c.
WOOLENS:
Cloths, plain and fancy Cassimeres. Vest
lngs, Beaver Cloths, Sattinetts, Kerseys
Beaverton. Linseys and Flannels, with large
stock OF heavy Goods for working men.
ALSO
Boots and Shoes, Gum Over Shoes and n
large stock of Groceries, Hardware, Queens.
ware, &c, &c, which we are selling at low
rates. for cash or to Winctual customers.
UTConntry Produce always taken at
rates. October nth, IS56-6w.
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND FosnGNEvs N,rrR,
LIED The New York pagers inform MS
that Is 600 foreigners have ben naiuralizcd
in that city during the last six weeks tn,
Democrats and "Rcrublicans' nav the OK.
lenses Of naturalization. The Herald saws
a fiw-and they are very f,w-apnly Of
their own accord, but the goat bulk are re-.
rrit.d by the naturalization committees If
Tammanv Hall and the Republican Central
Club, The former have taken the Irish nm.
der their srccia! care. while the Germans
whose tendencies are of Republican ch,rac
ter, seem to have fallen to the charge Of ,he
latter. Both committees pay the natp,liza.
ton fees. in consideration it is generally IN.
,ler>tood,' of the votes which their camllates
are expected To receive in return. Now as
each fee amounts to fifty cents. and as ,bcr.
have been about fifteen thousand nstu,alyel
the whole amount paid must be over mycn
thousand dollars. The greater mart If hi.
has been paid. it is said, Wv the Dcnocrt;c
committee, who have made five citjzcns ~
every three presented by the Republicans W y.
In the first week or two TN German ami.
canls prepondcrated, hut tlry have Sine.
been left IN the minority by the constantly
increasing majority of the lrin."
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PR3sLAMATIyA
BY THE GJVERNOP ar Mypy

BY THE GOVERNOR Of MARYLAND.
STAlE OF MARYLAND. Executive De.
~ PARTHENT, Scr IL Thomas Watkins
Llg"h, Governor of the State of Maryland
q" hereby designate and appoint Thursiou.
me heM'ish dny Of NoremJer, p,orinio. as a
day OF THANKSGIVING TO ALMIGHTY
LOD, Tor the many blessings which as Il
State and people we have received at his
hands, and enreat the people of the State
TO Keep and observe tue said day by abstain
ing from all secular employmcnts. and de-
p"'lng themselves to such dcvunt services
and exercises AS are appropriate to a dav OF
Thanksgiving and Praise
;TNN GlFEE under my hand and the Great
sMsS Seal olthe state of Maryland. in the
ctty Of Annapolis. this Seventh day of Octo-
Der, a. d.. 1856. L. WATKINS LYON,
BY the Governors
NATHANIEL cox,
Oct II, 1856. Secretary Of State.
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'' = HIDES and LEATHER. .
HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN CASH. FOR
Green Hides and Skins.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

A Cry PRIcEs FOR CASH. OR EXCHANGE FOR
"A liIDEs-Spanish Slaughter and Red Sole
NO !: 2and 3; Z and Euf Cppers; Fre..ch and
and Harness.
MOROCCOS.
>, French and American Smoo and Curried;
uninpco and American Boot; Kid, Black and
"hl'e, Ioppinss, ked ard Green; French and
American i.ining=: Plain and st ripped Biiriings:
smiths aprons; sheep skins dressel in WOO Il
h'ie article for saddle covers, door mats and car
,g4s
stretched and Rivetled Bands; Oil Lacipp
YEA root Oil. the only suitable oil for harm 3.
INA Una rrl'se feathers, warranted pare Plastcrng
mar; a general assortment Of LIZ .th r and Find.
ing. aiw y. ON hanl
nose IN wan can for the cash but a. cheap in
E'kt'n a' III the ely save time, expense and EN-.
courage home tr de
h'nkfi' for past and present patron ,ge. the
s"pscr Der no pes by attention and fair desiin. 20
merit and increase thu same
JAMES IIASSON.
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500 REV ARD

AN A WAY from the subscriber, Iiyiuo
~ mar North East, Cecil county. sd
"esr" man Bill, or William Chambers. S.iI
negro left on Saturday night, 9TH INST. and
Is supposed to he thiuy-fve to forty ve,r.
ora. ana I'VE feet, eight to ten inches L,,l,.
Pret1y black and smooth skin, rather ynnno
'o"k' Il Keen eye, rather long and ,b,,
V'sage, rather slow Of speech, and wh,n
spoken t" replys with some conGd.uc. and
Sc" Importance, strong voice. can read. very
H"He leet and very fiat turns his toes an,
wen when walking and walks rather ,luru;.h
y III common, Large ankle Joints. lie wnr,.
away black mixed kcrsry sack coat and
pants OF same. pretty we'll worn. and ,nnL
WIN mn" black cloth or c;,ssinet rrock cn,,
pants same Kind and color and plaid y.sI H..
wa" wa raised IN Kent county, Md, and belong
'a /" the estate Of the late William Uin.s
where nc lived until within the last lhrn.
cars ne Is now owned in BiltImore. III,
ABOVE reward will be paid for his appr.h.n.
SION ;, ana delivery in Baltimore To- c. "
ora or lodged in any Jail in MARYLAND. go
.I'a' tfic owner gets HIM.
o,,,, ,a-. GEO. ". FORD.
- i''o-u North East.
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SUSPENSION OF A RHODE ISLAND BANK. -
The Bank Of the Republic, Of Providence H.
l., has announced its inability to meet its
bills ON demaad. 1t is. says the Providence
journal. Il new bank, of small capital, Sl2O,.
0GO. The difficulty is owing to the failure Of
large Western produce house in New York
IN whose paper the bank had il large amount
OF its capital. The circulation of the bank
Is Sso,0O0. 1t is said that it has loned $780,
OUO ON the acceptance Of New York house.
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ErToRIAL Cur CHAr.-We elm the f,,.
lowing from thu Waverlv Mslzinc. ,;tcr.
arv journal neutral in politics. al null; Sh.d
in Boston under date of LIST promo
The PRESIDENTIAL E.ECrioS.-A few d,v.
more Nill decide the question as who shall
take the rcinS Of government on t. fourth of
March next. There arc three cali,lntrs in
the field and the election of citherwil, h,vo
an Immense weight on the future ,osperitv
of orr country. The principles of,c thrrr
candidates are expected in every si,le Ian.
guage and few wolds:--lf Burhana,s rlrc.
ted lie will sustain the South aga,t tb.
North if Mr. Fremont is chosen he ems
tain the North against the South. if Fin.
more is our next president he will he au,ou
man and bring peace and quiet to the nm.
try. Reader. which state of things dion
pref CT peace or war, For our part we ..
no sectional feeling in Il E matter: and a.,
not want ofIie nor the public money we 81
vote for which we most pri re for curse.
and would wish others might obtain ais, t
is, pace and prosperity: and we shall wi
to do as We would he d"ue by were we ell
izcn of either north, south. east or vest
Therefore We shall go for Willard Fillmore.
Think betore You vote reader, and not afle
wards when 1t will be to late.
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25O aC' eS moro or ICss.

CIV tC'c more or less.
and is located on the New Castle and French.
town Turnpike, about y miles from th,
kal Road Depot at Elktun. and alou, ! =,
'h'le from the Steam boat landing at French
| Town. IL commands y beautiful view Of IN.
FIX f,vcr' and is universally acknowledged
TO DC desirable property. The improy, mrnts
thereon consist of comfortable DIV, Limo
| .'o'iSe--a large and well built barn IA meal
houSe-,ce house --carriage ho,,Se--and Other
"creSSar! out buildings "A good apple orchard
and good fruits Of various kinds near tho
Dwelling House. The soll-naturallv ,f
excellent quality-haS been improved by IN,
'Seot Lime, Guano and other frrlIi>rry. Wood
ana lumber on the premises, sufficient for all
he uses ot the farm. Fencing in fair order
survey Will b. made before the day of sal,
and the land will he sold in whole or IN mr..
c, is as may be hereafter determined. Pur.
cha>rrs arc invited to examine the propertv.
o' 'he same day, commencing at 10 o clock
III tilr morning. on the above described urrmi
SEES the subscriber will s,ll the personal
property of the said Boulder Bid,lle, consist.
ing in part as follows. of
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN FURNITURE
PIonshs, harrows. Cultlvators, and farminm
implements of various knds-one fau,lv
carriage. One Wagon: One ox-cart: a larvr
quantity ofwhcaI and oat straw buckwh,at
corn potatoes and beans by the hu>hcl; one
cider mill and seven barrels of vinegar. Also
live good Horses. from to IL excellent Cows.
8 Calves, two pail Oxen. and numerous other
items.
TERMS OF SALE FOR TIE REAL ES.
TATE One fourth of the purchase money
to be paid in Cash on the day of Sale half the
balance at the end of eighteen months. and
the other half at the end of three Years from
the day of Sale; the credit payments t. le,r
interest, payable semi annually. from day Of
sale and to be secured by the Bond of the
purchaser with approved security.
TERMS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
All sums ofor under $1,000 TO he paid in
cash ON the day of sale; on all sums over So
10 credit of ten months allowed: credit
payment to draw interest form day of sale and
to be secured by note of the purchaser with
approved endorSers.
GEORGE EARLE, Ereefr
of Bo"iien B1ddIe decd
Elkton, Oct. llth 1856.
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4 w 4 kIN 7

Awake, ye men who love your nation
Her starry standard boldly raise.
DisuIion threats its desolation.
And Faction lights her dresdf III blaze
o. shall VIC tamc'y list to treason
And hear our glorious land deer ed
Her laws-her charter all dcfied
BY xca.ots void OF truth or reason!
Arise Americans
The UNION-'tis your own,
March on March on : ali hearts M one
FILLMORE and DONELSON,
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Rising Sun YIllaae.

Cecil county, Nd. We manufacture tho
ATWOOD" Flows of all sizes; one. two and
,nree morse; Minor Horton, Wiley, Self.
Sharrpner, N ichigan, beats, &c.
Also, all kinds OF Pillow CASTINGS.
Will. AND MACHINERY CASTINGS
&c. Old Wrought and Cast Iron taken in
exchange.
We also make to order HORSE POWERS
AND TllRESHERS, CORN SHELTERS.
STRAW CUTTERS &c. Orders respect.
fully solicited.
HA1NES 4 MENDINHALL.
Rising Sun, Aug. 2, 1856,
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p J7-Thc vote in Camphcl!'s district Of Ohio
I one o. the closest on record. Campbell
got 9 1873 votes, and Valandineham Q 800
a difference of 8 in nearly 10000! There is
n probability ola contested election. Mr..
Valandingha friends insisting that some
iycn.v nsg,rr' yottd foi CanTlc,i,
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FIRST AMERICAN MARRIAGE IN NICARAGUA.
In Graz ada, Nicaragua, a few weeks since,
Col. Alexander Jones, paymaster of Wal
ker's army, was married to Miss Mary II.
Musgrave, Of New York. Colonel J. was
one of the original s:ftty six who entered
the country with Walker. This is the first
American marriage that took place in Near
ag,s. The bridegroom has several relatives
in Richmond.
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Executors Sale.
OF
Real and Personal Property,

bf virtue of an order of the OrplSns Court
"l Ircll county the undersigned will offer at
rrih'd, ue''
u" nrd"esd0y tie 18th Of Norcmbc, uer,.
a, O'Clock M. all that valuable Real
Estate which was owned and occupied by
''o'llorn biddlc at the time Of his death. il
contains about ~
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NOTICE.

In CnANcERI, October 14th, 1856.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
Op"rted by William J. Jones, trustee for
the sale Of the real estate of Mary Segers.
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the eighteenth day OF December next; pro-
vided u copy Of this order be inserted in
Some newspaper printed in Cecil county,
once in each of :hiee successive weeks
before the eighteenth day of November next.
The report states the amount Of sale to bo
~ 1900. 90. JOHN II. PRICE,
I. True copy; test, II. Ii. MITCHELL,
DAOct 18Th, le56-3w. Clerk.
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Office.

A Ill persons having Administration or
1AGuardian account to settle with the Or
pi'ans Court of Cecil G, unity are requested To-
hlc their vouchers in the Register of Wills
once at least ten days previous to the meet
ing ofthe said Court.
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
"eP'' 10 1900. Register.
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Notice o SD rtslnen.

A LII persons are forbid trcspassing on the
IA premises OF the Subscribers, with dor
or gun, as the law will he enforced against
all persons SO trcspassing.
JONI PAscnALL,
!. p. MERsnox,
O. G. MERsuoS,
DANIEL Brown.
Oct 4th, l856-3m.
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GOOD NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA; A letter
recently received from respectblc gentle
man, repre- cnIs that State as good for Fill
more and Dunelson by ten thousand major-
".
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NOYiCE

TNIIE Orphans Court of Cecil county bo,d
j their STATED MEETINGS on III,
second Tuesdays OF February. April, June.
August. October and December.
ty5chool accounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and Octobcr
terms. REUBEN d. LAMAR,
Nj r8, lS56-tf R,Gi.ta,
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TRUSTEES, SALE

OF REAL ESTATE.
virtue ola Decree of the Hon. job,
- II. Price, Judge ofthc Circuit Cour fu,
oeril county, in Chancery, the undersigned
as Trustees. will oner a. Pubic Sail. AT
Jehhess' Mill, near the premises. C.ri
COUNTY, Md, on
Tuesday, The 18th day Of Norsmber, n,rt
az clock +. NJ, Il part OF a tract of land
lEi"g and being in Cecir county, OF which
samuel Aiken died seized, it being A mart -,
II tract called "IRETON," and containing
IS Acres, ? ROOds, 81 Perches.
more or less. TlIstract lies near Priuci,i,
Creek, adjoining lands Of David Jcnnc., !
ana q. l.. Whitaker and others: is we'll
watcred, the soil being Of excellent uu,lity
considerable part OF the tract is Woodland
4 portion being finely timbcred. and ,h.
residue cleared land under fence and in cul
tiV"ll"n. A plot will be exhibited Ly tL,.
trustees on the day of sale.
TIE TERMS OF SALE.prescrib.d h, ,,,,
Decree require one-lhird of the purchase
money 70 he paid in cash on the dav of s.lr.
one ',sird III six months after the ,l.tv of .,I.
ana the remaining instaimcnt in t,v.Iv,.
months after the day of sal, The rr,.di,
payments to be secured by the bonds nv
,o1es OF purchaser with interest from th,,
lay OF sale. Wv
HENRY S. Sites,
JAS. 7. McCULLOTGu
Oct rs, lS56--ts. Trn.,.,.
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PloVs and Plow Castings.

EHE Subscribers manufacture to order and
L have for sale at all timcs~A
~ y! the !, various kinds OF NYf3-1
fLoh ) IN use, at their asnIa $780,,
Foundry and Shops in thu
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jim,
RYE wHIsKry.

AND COMMON.
Also, large stock of Groceries. sucI. a.
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Cheese, Crackers, 80.
asses, &c.
Also, Bacon and Lard. choice family
liams, Shoulders. &c. Candles. Soap,
Qneens*are, Glassware, and every article
usually kept in Il retail store.
-. lIzA large assortment Of Cigars and
Tobacco, all of which will be sold low.
O-Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods, at the highest market rates.
JOHN S. ROSSELL.
June lith 1886
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-01

i Undersigned would respectfully in
of ii ,nn subscribers t" the capital stock
Railr' '' i'''ia q Baltimore Central
same that all the instalmcnts on The
been a." low due ard payable: and having
collect .e' ny 'le Board Of Directors To
nav or same, he hereby notifies all to
The rec '''e same without further delay
Warning are Jesse "A. Kirk, William
n. wo,pi' Roman and the undersigned
numberOs" s,ate mat ne has large
which 1t nN'"h"'hs' unsettled accounts
estcd tots, be a savingto parties inter,
without delay.
Rising 81 >. Is. STuBBS.
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