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MISCELLANEOUS.
,s,o Tugp pURLuC.-s nm induced for


of their Spring supply OF GRocERlES and Ll9toRi'
all kinda onhich they would call the attention % their
the public generally They determined - veil
CASH as 10 puncual cusomers They would call
,,sp.cia attention their stock of SUPERIOR GHIWiNH
TOBACCO also have sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA wheh halt b true that Ia said ofsv,y farmer would
.ln well to rive a trial. 3l.dAcs (y'
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aaKIsLANn NAKKANIs

/. usnKttE. Iicoricc. Ni,oricc-sG fuses sa-
rrer Paste stick Lcorce just Ia hand and tor sale by
- WILSON & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

THNAYI.OR n nODl.ETTS' Infaiiibic self
sealing Fruit Cans the best article, verify believe TO
be found Call and them. j, ID GREGORY q co.
iu,,
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yUSIIF undersigned having their stock OF Goods to
AIcssr Irby Saunders would most cheeriuly recon-
N u hen o on former friends and patrons.
Dec 81 1883. MCDANIEL, HuRr q Pkf.sioN
2 1Ept
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Newark Female Seminary.

IN IF, next Session OF dissatisfaction will
Il commsnc. FESRUARY lth, 1866, und
Snntiaue twen!y-one weeks.
A -tharongh AID systematic course ofstudy
full corps Of experienced and efficient
teachers, cSIsbined with the home influence
which can be cXcrtsd where the number is
e. limited, all commend ;this school to the
attention Of parents who expect to place
ih.ir daughters beyond their own immediate
Influence.
Expenses per session. Board and Tuition
IN Enslish Studies and Latin, $40; Languages
Music. Drawing ahS Painting in water colors
ana oil. extra.
H|Circulars. containing coursco' study
aud other particulars can be obtained by
addressing the Principal,
MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Newark, Del.
KrpsKKxcrs-Danie Kirkwood, LID,
Professor Delaware College; Prof. W. A.
Crawford. Prof. f, D. Parker. Rev. j.
F4lsndighsm.J J. W. Weston, A. NJ, Prin-
cipal Of Newark Academy, j. Miller, Esq,
Newark. Prof. G. Long. llartsville, Pa:
George Earle, Esq, Elktsn. Md.
Jan. :, 'sS-2m.
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NiaSnsiiC.

At a regular communication Of Union
Lodge No. IS, Free and accepted MaSonS,
held on Wednesday the Goth Instant, tie fol-
lowing resolutions were Offered and ullani-
mouSty adopted.
Hhercas it hath pleased the Great Grand
Master Of the universe to remove from our
midst Bros. George Il. Woolley, John Thorn
as BurncS and James ii. lamar, and it is
proper that this Lodge should take some acton
expressive of its sentiments in regard to the
loss it has thus sustained Therefore,
RcEoircd, That we, the members Of Union
Lodge No. As, deeply deplore the loss this
Lodge has SUSTAINED in the deaths of Bros
Woolcy, Burns and lamar, who have been
cut off in the prime Of life, and in the midst
of their usefulness as citizens, men and Ma
sons.
Resolrcd, That We feel the deepest sympa-
thy for the widows and children Of our de-
ceased Brothers, in their soirOw and aillic-
ton.
Rss0lycd, That the Lodge room be drapcd
in mourning, and the members of the Lodge
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
ReSolrcd, That copies of these resolutions
be sent by the Master of this Lodge to the
families of the deceased
Resolred, That these proceedings be signed
by the Master and Secretary and published
in the Elkton papers. WIN. NAMES.
Master.
JOIN S. RossELL. Secretary.
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InE GIsr or THE FEEJEE MNssACREs. -
Accounts received here from the American
residents at the Fccjcc Islands, giving full
details ofthe cause Of Commander Boutwell, 5
attack on the cannibalS there, exhibit the
cause Of his proceeding as having b'cn pro-
vokcd by the most atroclouS acts Of canni-
baliSm aud horrible slaughter Of the Amcri-
can residents and of the crews Of American
vessels trading there. 1t appears also that
these acts Oh thep part Of the sayagcs had btcn
melted by certain persons. English Wesleyan
missionaries, whose cupidity aimed at mon
opnIy Il! The commerce Of the Archipelago,
and. To that end, the extinction Of the other
residents.
a catalogue of some dozen vessels. nearly
all American. is given upon the crews and
officers Of which the most atrocionS cannibal
lSmS-of killing. roasting AM drowning -
were committed by the direct insligation OF
these missionaries. and through their in
tiuencc with Tina KAN. han, the King, and
with the other chiefs Of the Islam |.
1t appears that, ON the arrival Of the John
Adams, til" foreign residents Were in immi
nrnt danger Of entire massacre, and had frnc-
| cd themselves in to await the mDmcntar!ly
expect, attack uf these SavuCcS.
Commander HtwCll, notwithstanding this
state of things, entered upon IL collation. and
treaty with the dill rent chiefs. and afc Al
examination and conviction bv regular trial
on board his ship Of >uch Of them as answer
cd to the charges prcfilr,d against them, and
an acknoWl dgmcnt ON their Part Of thcil
atrocities, they wtr" suffered TO depart upon
engaging to make rel aration for their rob,
berries, and promising to refrain from any
repetition Of hem.
At Nulia, however, such was the insolcncC
of the savagcs, that they threatened upon tho
departure Of the John Adams. to burn tht
town and renew their cannibaI atrocities ever
~ Oh the person ofthc American Consul.
rs such a trick had already been played
npon previous an,icahlc treaty, with ~
American ship ofwAr, the commander Of tn,
John Adams flt the necessity of some cx-
cmplary proceedings. At the solicitation o
the American residents. the Chief who bad
made his treaty was percmptonlv demanded
and upon his not having been given mp, tho
town OF Nn'a was burnt, and a simaracto1
| taken with respect to two other localities re,
fu>ng to give adequate guarantees Of dSpo
SilGn to abandon their horrible cannihal ont.
RACES upon the residents and shipping ii
these localities.
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For Tie Cecil !!hig.
TIE EASTERN SHORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

To THE Enron or THE Crr,t WuIc 1T
will be remembered nv persons nrescnt at thc
Railroad n,ectnr thot was hr,d in EIL,[,, nm
tho ION instant that nronn,,l ,cL;nr ,he
S.,to Irn;.r,lur,. fnr chortcr f,r , R,;Irn,d
from the town Of Ellton, to som. no;nt ON
mo c,ss,fros Riycr to which I,rn 1'nrhmon
added thn frllov;np amendment viz .7.or to
yo,,n MONT ON ,L. ,,,r,,Io,d ,rl Dlov,ro
Stotn ina NOT north of thc Conol y low Roll
,oaN witch pc.nL,t;nn t,ns ,,n,rd,d n.ae
odn,trI
TIn L,t,,r r. o,,,Io tho ,,,,I;, 10 ;,1,.o or
,,, "a. W.
thor ."oIo If ,r;,h yon nthnr. h.r ,,', ,ro
rar,L ,Ln ,,n,ny,L 1,Ii. of n'r,,,ra. g.. =
R,;,,a,1 r.,,,, 49, ta,, l'j,n,, l., q,
county ,lnnr d;H;r,nt PnrtaL T., ,ho town IS
En,a, H.; "T Talhn, l.on,t,. Wan,,a,,1 rn w.
~ ho,.;,,, ',r H., '''''n i '"' o"e
H. Ill., To- In,;,l a. ,Ia a.,
T"tar,' shnro ~. ov,o,,II. I;aI W.
H,I ',''1', ~ y, r.'''a w "n wy VIZ
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Our Correspondence.
iCore poEdcncc Of The Cecil Wh'g.l

FORT DEPOSIT Fub'y. l4th, sc
DIR. SIn:-Thc town Of Port Deposit is
destined ere long 10 have a reputation sulpas-
ed by no other, for drunkenness and Row,lv-
ism. 1t is fearful 10 con.cmplalc the d, lianrc
Of all dcccncy, Morality, religion, and The
sanctity Of tile Sabbath that is b. iny n.artiscl
at this time i'll orr midst by Rnm,tllcrs and
thclr subjects. No, day passes bat we meet
die dlGnkarl staggering and rcling in our
slc,tS lost 10 all shame and spcct. On
last sabbath evening the lace was disgrace
by brutal exhibition from one If the pro.
LESSONS III the rum trade facing his hors, s
through the streets using his utmost eyc,-
tons to break both their nccks and his own
lhc latter loss would not be much. r, grcttcd)
frightening the nlabitants and disturbing
the congregation in their worship at Church.
On last evening we had an exhibition Of
drunkenness not so cf en- met with; dunk
I'll woman Irish, one Of the pct fnvoritcs of
some Of orr patriotic polt ian. 1t was as sad
Il picture of the Effects rf the Rum traffic as
| ever witnessed and if Tie curses she so pro-
iuscly lavashrd on some, could hut accumu-
late III all TIA, powc: upon the h, ad of HIM
who furnished her the means thus to dis.
grace humanity he would he brought to feel
that there is al aycnSing power that can
make even mtidclS fear and trumblc.
But enough Of these cmhlcnS Of the Rum
trade memorial Is in circulation here
and Icing numcrou>ly signed, ,raying the
Legislature to enact a law to restrict Tie
licenses 10 sell Intoxicating liquors making
the liccncc 200 dollars and requiring the
signatures OF at last twenty hadS of lumiils
nearest the lace where lie Liquor is to DC
sold, certifying TO the good character Of III,
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JOIN S. RossELL. Secretary.

SINGULAR DEATH OF TIE LATE MINISTER
OF PERU.--The Petersburg lntc!ligcnccr has
received letter from Lima, Peru, dated Jan
nary 9, 1856, giving the following account of
the singular death Of the late Minister of
Peru to this country:
The late Minister Picnipotcntiary eff Peru
to the United States, who returned to this
country abont six months ago died late in
Lima in singular manner. While asleep he
swallowed three Of his false teeth with the
gold band which confined them, and died
from the effects shortly after. Efforts were
made to extract the teeth, but without sue
cess"
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Nh. EDITOR We have hard weather here
might say real Siberian winter. Even
water cannot he procured in some places it
being entirely frozen into ice. The poor of
,lic nj hbolhood arc actually in suffering
condition. Only yesterday Il case came UNI
der my notice Of man wlo was lying i'll
without fire, without an attendant and with
out food fer Jorr dolm. His case was made
known to some ,f tie citizens, when a sub
scrption wa> raised and his immediate nc-
cc>Si,ct rdirv,d an, Happy to say that
CHS morning the unfortunate S,1'ircr is con
aldptahly better. VI l!lc writing this am
tod of another case i'll this village similar to
the one above. How many may thee be
throughout the land suffering from want in
this inclCnCIt season. How many too
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Superior DaguerreOtypcs,
U7RRISON'S
GOtrNas,s:sH PerEs,nery.

DY tina great American Periumcr, of Phil
- adeIphia, contains over $50 different
varieties, and is classcd under Articles for
tho ToLET, for the SKIN, for the HAIR, for
tbs IIAyDs, for tia HANDKERCHIEF, for
FLAvoRIsG Foop, for stho BEARD, for the
EAATr, and MISCELLANEOUS, They are purely
An.rican, In style, character, and quality,
AMI 80 far .urpass IN intrinsic excellence
syExy foreign article. that the refined OF
American society arc adopting them as the
erAhrArn OF rXcKLLEHCE. For sale at the
Dry Goods Store VI E.BROWN, JR.,
Jan LIFT ELKToS, ND.
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GUANO! GUAN0!!

WYE have now on hand large supply of
w the various GUANOES, which we offer
to Farmers and Dealers at AS low prices as
can be had in this market, viz:
PERUEIAN-A. and warranted pure.
Containing 80 per cent. of
Phosphate.
AFRICAN-Containin 81 per cent. OF
Phosphate, and per cent of Ammonia.
MENICAN-A A. a and Is. very dry and
fine.
De BrRG's SUPER HosruATFs and TREGo s
FERTILIZER. =. MALCOM & CO.,
Warehouse, Dowly's Wharf,
Feb 23--iW. Baltimore.
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EE.Jir0.

MAuAN-Dcpartcd this life at his residence
IN Milford Del, ON Saturday. the 10th inst
GEORGE MAnAN, ST., for many years resi-
dent Of this town. HIS disease was an in
ward cancer, causing him extreme suffering.
which he bore without a murmcr unit. the
end came, then bidding adieu to his weeping
family he candy fell asleep in Jesus" in the
Goth year Of his age.
NEs3lrr-At Monnt Pleasant. Jan. 10Th
1886, JAMES PlNNNEy, only son of NJ. TAYLOR
and Deborah w. Ncsbtt aged five years,
nine months and five DAYS
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GVANO, LUMBER,
in TOWN AGAIN.

VFyNE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il Ladies and Gentlemen of this locality
that It Is his purpose to remain but few
DAYS, hoping they will embrace tho oper-
tunlty Of obtaining one OF his
Superior DaguerreOtypcs,
OR PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, taken in any
Rty u or size to suit the sitter. Also Photo
graphs paihted in oil or water colors put up
in beautiful style and at low rates.
T-Picturcs taken in all kind, Of weather.
Portraits, Daguerreetypes, miniatures and
Crayon. Copied.
N. b. Prices ranging from Is cents to
SIS. Saloon, between the Court flcuse and
Jail. Elkton. II. b. W. WHEELER.
Jan l9-tf
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tanre frcm Elkton 20 Easton i 60 miles, Of
which - miles is in the Safe Of ID, lawarc.
If this Route No. | should he adopted. and
relied upon, as the only Railroad by which
citizens of the Eastern Shore. could reach
Elkton, and from thence to Baltimore and
Philadelphia, they would have to encounter
the additional expense, and distance of travel
tbcsidcS those GO milcs) Of Branch Railroads,
hading from it, TO the principal towns in
Maryland. For example,:
Miles,
The distance fom CccHto 10 1Taldio-
to'r", woul'l require II branch rail-
road Of about 9to 10
From CheSirrfown TO kcnton Mills,
ON the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad. about 20
From Ccntrlyillc to Greensboro
about Is
hirh. together with few other Branch
Railroads leading from Maryland into Dcla-
ware, would exceed in distance that of the
whole of the proposed 'Elsicrn Shore Central
R"H'om," without bcnoliiing the interior OF
the Eastern Shore counties thereby.
RovTE No. 2. From Elkton along the
Eastern Shore Railroad as located ami partly
constructed passing by the way Of the Head
of SaSSaiIaS and Chester Rivers, to Greens
horo, and thence to Fnston
The Whole distance from Elkton to
Greensboro is about 81 miles SO
And from thence 10 Easton is about
IL miles, Total 81
Making the whole distance from Eikton
to lIaSton hv this Route about 81 miles.
ROUTE No. 3. From Elkton, bv the way
Of Elk landing, Frcnchtown, to Back Creek
thence passing about Il mile South to Chesa-
pcakc City to Midd,ctown. thence through
Smyrna and Greensboro to Ea>,on viz:
Miles. Total.
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1JPHEsIDENT PIERCE has done all in his
power to win the South to his standard, but
the Columbia tSouth Carolina) Times, Il
Democratic paper, which desires his nomina-
ton, thinks that the Southern politicians will
sacrifice him to some candidate who will be
more available at the North. In proof of
this it cites the guarded expression Of opinion
put forth by the Georgia Democratic State
Convention, and all editorial extract from The
Augusta, Georgia Constitutionalist.
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HOUSE. SIGN
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING

TT you want your dwelling Painted and
Z Papercd in neat and expeditions man
ner apply to JOHN IcCREA. at Mr.. Mar
rstt'n Fountain Inn, Elkton, Md.
OY-i Having had fourteen years experience
In the business he feels confident he can give
sen.ral satisfaction 10 all who may favor him
with their patronage.
G%"Ordcr. sent through the post Office or
otherwise will be promptly attended to, and
on moderate terms. [Dcc. eft.
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AUCTIONEERING!

TIME subscriber would inform his friends
i and the public generally that he will sell
as Auctonecr all kinds ofproperty. personal
and real, and from tho practice lie has had
hAtters himself he can give satisfaction
Ehosp having sales will contcr a favor by
giving him call, near UNION MEETING
HOUSE, or address hy Letter, South Mil
ford, Cecil county, Md. Charges moderate.
WILLIAM W. MOORE.
Jan II ST.
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From Elkton on Straight

From which ii appears that the whole dis
tancc from Elkton to Easton by this Route
is 50 miles, the whole Of which is in the
State Of Maryland
Route No. 5. From E,kton by iha way Of
Eruchtown, Back Creek naer Bohemia Ferry
Cecilton, Frcdcilektown. Georgetown, Nil
lington and Greensboro to Ea>ton viz.
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LEAP lEAR.--In oldcn time unmarried
women used to wear scarlet pctticoat dur
ng leap year. If they showed the edge of
this garment TO any man, he was bound to
marry thea, but could luy himself of by
presenting the lady with lew gown
cheap alternative.
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NeV-YOrk and Washington
Printing Telegraph Company.

OWNERS and occupants of timber lands
" along the line of this Telegraph, are
respectfully requested to send to tbs Super
intendent, or to his assistant, SAMUEL. W.
STRICKLAND, at Port Deposit, Nd,
NOTICE, at least three days previous to the
time at which 1t is intended to fall any trees
that may. in falling, come in contact with the
Telegraph Wires.
On receiving notice there will be man
sent to assist in keeping the trees clear Of
the wires, and thereby avoid the great in
convenience to the community at large,
which would otherwise occur, by reason OF
the Telegraphic communication being inter-
ruptoa. MARCUS HUGHES,
Feb 23-Gw. Superintendent.
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, TER GOODS


FALL And WINTER GOODS
tht'wa' ever of re in this market: re has been
thia thi' ,o,l n ic e. an | 81 the latest fashion
nc Sc e:frtk AID they h We be- purchased ut the
i'9rft FnS' BILE p iccs. and gre, pains will be TAX
en- tina, III " hr al 1t a very su,LL AnvAScE.-
slj m tito ts"buy che,p. sci ch ,ar. and do large
ht'!n"''." Cl,ti< o. al co'ors. from - cent. to
~ 5. - per yard; Sastne... black AMI fancy. u!
t. - cant per yard; Flannel ID AID white 81
- - - sen =; a'lsrys assortment of
DRESS it)J5' FJ2 RE LADIES;
goo yard VIDE mas,i in at 6. cts per yard;
larS. aissvtm mt OF
RE.9DFM4DE CLOTHING;
10 pair Laaie. Usdros.ed Morocco Poots at 81 GO
f-sr p.ir thin sole Jenny Lind Shoes 81 90 per
PAR; 10 pair wosa pes.sd Boots. city made. best
Hrtis ahusp; large lot OF boys and misses Boots
s"d Shoes. complete assortment of
F.sRB lF.iRE md CT TLERY;
I M cents per p'sn1. le.sby TIE kes
GROCERIES,,
ws1s asa ~z 81 stt., white arA cts; Coffee 12!
or Nsass.s shs.p; Haskersl AID Herring by .he
Bal BE. Together with very large 1850. tnent
sfs'I kiads 81 goods usual kept in country store
rth ! larss number VI her articles that arr not
tsis In .sy ot5 ar store. al OF which can assure
ystw II bss,'d -s very snail advance over the
ssy ~anleana prices for tbs Cash " Country Pro-
ans.. All had, OF prpdues bought TT
!. A. E.lASoN'S,
CnEAp CukNhn.
as,.lS 1874 AiddletoWs Del.
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Personal Froperty

AT PUBLIC SALE.
TENIIE subscriber having sold hi, farm, will
4 sell on Wednesday,, March l2M, 1856, at
his residence ON Bohemia Manor, Cecil Co..
Nd, miles south Of Chesapeake City, the
following property, to wit:
IT., / pair of match --,...s.
GEE roam horses, gentle Y1sYA
4LSrfeaSsff~N in all kinds of har- tt5e~ANSf&
sasssesmzt ness; solrcl horse No.
rising years old, gentle in harness, and n
good traveller of his age; sorrel Mare. gen
tle!@finc style and action, and IA good travel
cr, rising years old: mlch Cows. one
icarng. Farming Utensils; consisting of
; Flows, = spike harrows, 4 Cultivators;
horse cart and harness, York Wagon. hav
bed, revolving horse rake, riding saddle,
collars, halters, cross cut saw: hama saw.
axes, maui and wedges, double and single
trees, | Of Pennocli's Corn Shelters, nearly
new, cutting box, Grain Fan, u lot Of bags.
moving Scythcs, grain Cradles, Whcelbar-
row, spades, slIuvcls, hoes, forks. rakcs, &c.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consist
ing Of Bedstcads, Bureau, Sidcboard chairs.
settce, family bench table, writing desk, IL
large cupboard, a cook stove with an neccs-
sary fixtures, flour box, J barrel of vinegar,
together with 4 lot Of barrels and boxes IA
well as number of other articles usually
found on Il farm.
TERMS OF SALE All sums Of Or undcr
1928 to be paid in Cash; for all sums over SEQ
credit "f six months will be allowed. br
giving notes bearing intcrest from date, with
approved securities; there will be disc omit
on the credit payments Of per cent if the
cash is paid. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
"A. M, on said day. CALEB S. FREED.
Feb. 23-ts.
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]. A. DAVIS & co.,
(sECCESSORS TO WILMER & DAVIS,)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.

PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their old friends
E. a ami the public that although lately burnt
cut by disastrous fire they are again ready
to wait upon them az formerly. 0nr office
st prsse MT isin Winners Granite Building at
the hcad-of'ths wharf, where We WILDE found
lxtii'n New Ware House is built.
NJ have on hand all kinds Of
GUANO, E.UhBER,e
Shingles, Lath, Salt md Fish, &C.,
ana continue to purchase GRAIN giving the
hfYscst market price.
We are also Agents for the
$EACHgOTTON SLATE QUARRlES,
aaa i.vs slate alua!s on hand asd for sale.
J. A. DAVIS i co.
AtS. 4b--sn.
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From which it appears that from Elkton to
EaSton by this Route is about 62l miles, Of
which so miles are in the State of Delaware.
Rorrc No. /. From Ellton by the way
of Fpnchtown, Back Creek, Warwick The
Head of SasSarraS, Nhlington, Su,Ilvlayili,
and Greensboro to Easton viz:
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LARGE SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal PROPERTY.

IEhSjN AL IhUPEIIl.
rESllE subscriber Will sell at Public Sale,
d at his residence on Bohemia Manor, nea +
lludN"n,s Corner, on H'ei,rsiav, M1rci 5M, ,
1876, the following Personal Property, viz:
~ good driving NJ,
Gy7aT1 horses. . Colts. asITSyFA
rising , and 3 year tk-AasT
49, cid, pair of Mule 49,
hanIa"me and we'll broke, ! pair Of Western
oxen, . m'lch Cows, young Cattle and 6
eh"dt Pigs, Chester county breed.
family Carriage, with double and single
harness, light trottimg Wagon. l Farm
Wagon, with hay rigging to fit, broad
wheeled OK. Cart, Portable Cider Mill and
Press, Corn Shelter, hay and straw Gutter,
Revolving horse Rake. Vince harrow, Grind
stone. Pi"wS, harrnwS, Cnliivnturs, Grain
Cradles, Scythcs Forks, Shuvels. SPADES,
hoes, broad and Chopping Axes. wag N and
pI"w harness. Several tons Of clover AMI
timothy hay; lot Of Corn Blades; 10 barrels
ct tiitr Nncgur, and 80 bushels Of Mrrccp
Potatoes.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrgyITrrE.-
Consisting Of Brdstrads; Bedding, Sofa,
Nctl"". Chairs, Tables. Bureaus, Wash
stand, Looking Glasses, carpcting, mating,
cafiii"h anG quecnsWarr, pots, tubs. buckets
chnrh, large cooking stove. > Purlor Stoves,
and variety Of articles too numerous to
m enton.
w. sale to commence at 10 o'clock A NJ
on said day Term. IS months credit
VIII be given to all sums over S2j, with note 8
81 approved security, bearing interest from,
the day OF sale. JACOBP. COX,
Feb DIS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-23

VENUE BlLLs.-Thc time for sales of
Stock, Household Goods, &c, preparatory to
changes of residence is approaching. We
are prepared to print handbills at The Wing
Office in good style at cheap rates.