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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-08

tXrRhcroF \ PRIVATE LETTER FROM TUE
Hos. JouN NJ. CLAfr1N- WAsuiNGroN;
February 2I.-Ihough confined to my room
by sickness, take the earliest opportunity
Of answering your letter Of the 25th inst.
There was never any personal quarrel be.
tween me and Sir. Henry l.. Bllwcr. lie
never wrote lac any such letter as you speak
OF, asking nc to rctra:t anything. and Of
course never wrote to him any such letter
in reply as you mention. The story which
yon say is told Of my having written 20 sir
Henry bIlWeT demanding satisfaction is also
a laISc.iDod Of the whole co,h
! never hoas;cl Of hayinr outwittrd him.
AID ID not Lei.vyc that he ever baastud hat
he had ontwlttcd me. in the Treaty. The
vile WrctchcS who feed and fatten on their
newspaper ISLANDERS, have often said that our
government was oyerrcac!cd in the Treaty.
On the other hand Lord Clarendon, in Ms
correspondence with Mr.. Buchanan contends
that, under the American construction of the
Treaty, (Which by the way is the construc-
ton which not Americans only, but all dis
interested men who have examined it. have
put uNon it, it is ''unilateral" and diycsls
Great Britain Of rights for which there is no
equivalent surrendered on our part
The correspondence of Lord Clarendon and
Mr. buchanan has Substantially exhausted the
argument on the subject of the Treaty. 1t
is marked 10y abiIit, ON both sides yet it has
been Reserved for solnc sclibbicrs on our side
OF The water TO pretend to have discovered
new facts 20 operate against their own coun.
try, and in doing 50, they have invented OK
clSeS for the violation of the Treaty by the
4 |.
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SALES OF ELETON pRoPEKTY.-Mr Thomas
Y. Oliver has sold his residence on GAY
Street, known as "thc Bank House." to Gen.
II. S. Sites of Principle, for $4,000. Gen.
). intends to remove to it on the 25th inst.
Mr.. Edmund Brown Jr, has sold his new
brick house on Gay Street to Mr.. Thomas V.
Oliver for $500.
Mr.. Samuel i. Foard has sold a lot at the
cast end of the town, with front of 90 feet
10 Mr.. f. Brown Jr., for 5000. We under
stand Mr.. Brown will erect dwelling on
this lot.
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J, B. DAVIS & co.,
Successors TO WILMER K DAVIS

Successors TO WILMER K DAVISD
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
ESPECTFULIY inform their odd friends
E-G snd tho public that although lately burnt
eat by = dis4stgous fire they are again ready
to wait upon thom as formerly. Cur Office
Al YrIs"utis in Winners Granite Building at
Use hesd Of the wharf, where we will be found
Hatil a \ aw Wars House is built.
We have on hand all kinds of
GTA-n, x.xNEsnR,
gl,nsiss, Lalh, Salt and Fash, &C.,
ana r@atinue TO purchase GRAIN. giving the
kish est maraet price.
We sre also Agents for the
egAcuSOTTOa SLATE QUARRIES,
esaa bavs slats always on hand and for sale.
J. i. DAVIS Y co.
Aaa. 2s-en.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN BALTIMoRE.-A
grand ratification meeting of the American
party was held in Baltimore OH Wednesday
evening. Over four thousand persons were
present in the Hall of the Maryland Institute.
Thomas Swami Esq, was President of tie
meeting, and the utmost good feeling and cn-
thnsiasm prevailed. Mr.. Swami. j. Morri-
son Harris, Gov. Call, Doct. Walk, and sevo-
raj others addressed the meeting.
The following Resolutions were passed:
Whereas, The American party in National
Convention assembled at Philadelphia on the
22d day Of February, have nominated Willard
Fillmore. of New York, for President. and
Andrew jackson Done'son, of Tennessee. for
Vice President Of the United States.
And whereas, The American party in mass
meeting assembled in the city Of Baltimore,
have met together, to express their opinion
Of the action of said Convention. Therefore,
ReSoired, That the American Party of Bal
timore approve, adopt, and do here by solemn
ly ratify the nominations of the Philadelphia
american Convention
Re%oltcd, That in Mard Fillmore we re-
cogniSe All illustrious eXcmplar, and oppo-
ncmt Of American principles. exhibiting in his
own case, Ly his iso and progress, ulaidc,l
save by The power and c',urey Of his pure
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The PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGIsLA-
TuRE.-Our means of obtaining infor-
nation in regard to the proceedings of
the State Legislature, is principally
through the reports Of the Baltimore
papers, and they give but an inadequate
idea of the local matters pertaining to
Cecil, which are acted on. The Lee
glslature adjourns on Monday, as soon as
we Gan procure the bills Or an abstract
of them, pertaining to Cecil, we will
print them: as We will the General Laws
of public interest over the State.
$50 far rs we can tell the state
of the License question it is this. The
Bill reported by Mr.. Kennedy; grading
licences to storckecpcrs from Sc upwards
according to their capital, has passed the
House, with the addition that any store
keeper intending to sell spirituous liquors
must pay an additional license of S25;
this will raise the price of license of
small whiskey shops to S3l.
The House has also passed Testers
Bill SO far as the signature clause is con-
eerned, by which any person intending
to open a tavern, eating house, store, or
any other place with the view of selling
Intoxicating drinks, must first obtain the
signatures of Il majority of the heads of
families living within 500 feet of the
house to be liccnscd-if in a city or in
corporatcd town, or within one mile, if
in the country. This has not yet passed
the Senate, but it is to be hoped that
august body will not oppose this refer
cnce of the subject to the people.
The Bill to bridge Back creek at
Chesapeake city has become law; so has
the bill for wharf in Elk Neck; so has
tie bill for new election District III this
county, and we will now have Ninth
District. The House has rejected tie
bill to lcgalize the bequest of Peter Tur-
ner to the West Nottingham Prcsbyteri-
an Church. The Farmers and Millcr's
Bank of Cecil county, lis that the namely
has been chartered; the Senate has pass
cd an act to incorporate the Elkton and
S"ssafras River Railroad Company.
The house has passed bill repeating
the stamp tax and reducing the direct
tax from 5 cents to 10 cents in the 500.
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4f)orric0.

On the 3rd inst. by Rev. Joseph T. Brown.
Mr.. Lewis ll.IAcKsoy, of Wilmington, Del.
to Miss MARY E., only daughter Of JOSEPH
+. Bradbury, ESD, OF Elkton.
On the lSt of January, by Rev. James
Mclntirc, Wm. ALrXANpra, Of Chesapeake
City, and CAROLINE AMANDA BARLOW, of
Philadelphia.
BY the same, on the list of February. VIM
JusTus OWENS. and MARGARET \. E. GlgBs
both of Cecil county.
BY the sumo, WV CARPENTER and RACHEL
RICHARDSON, both Of Cecil county.
In Baltimore, on the 9th February, by
Rev. Nm KrehS, JOHN G. McCrLLouGu to
Mis- ANNE Il. WooD.
On 9Th inst, by Rev. Thos. Sumption. Mr.
HENRY BURNS to Miss RACHEL Jackson, all
Of this county.
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H.1RRLSOE"S
EuIRmhtasa Eser<s;Eseey,

DY the great American PorfUmcr, of Phil
Ed adelphia, contains over 1870 different
Varieties, and Is classed under Articles for
tho TorLrT, for the SKIN. for the HAIR, for
tbs HANDS, for tho HAKpKER CHIEF, for
ELAvoRIHG FooD, forithe BEARD, for the
Y asTg, and 81 isC ELLANEoUs. They are purely
Anuriean, in style, character, and qua lily.
and SO far surpa.s IN intrinsic excellence
LIVERY foreign article, that the refined Of
American society are adopting them as the
STANDARD Of EXCELLENCE. For sale at the
Dry Goods Store OF E.,BROWN, JR.,
Jan l2-tf ELKToN, Nh.
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OCR AFFAIRS WITH ENGLAND.-We have
before us copy of a note from gentleman
in New York to another in this city, which
states that he has letters from two high and
authentic sources in London conveying the
assurance that call our difficulties with Great
Britain wiH Be onic0big settled in a fer days"
This communication is very direct and is en-
titled to our confidence to this extent, that
the distinguished persons from whom the
statement elnanatcs in England are il a good
position to be we'll informed and are fully
convinced of the reality of the statement.
Bait. Sun.
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JOHN Owens, Secretary.


''DEATH BY TIE CARs.-Wc regret to Learn
that Mr. Thomas Ross Martindac highly
respectable farmer of this county was killed
by the cars on Monday last, at North East
He was in the Station House, and hearing
tho lightning train. blow its whistle. he ran
out to take care Of pair Of horses he had
left standing on the opposite side of the road
While attempting to cross the track the To-
comoiivc struck hin,, and knocked him to one
side lliclcss heap. He was not seen to
breathe after he was struck. Mr.. NJ was al
ways exceedingly careful to avoid danger
when about the railroad so much so as to at
tract remarks; and on this occasion he must
have misjudged the speed atwhich the train
was approaching.
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WHEAT AND FRUIT. Tho Rockville Mont
gomery county Journal, learns that the Wheat
in that vicinity is looking very fine, and that
the fruit has not been killed as was feared.
The Journal adds: Wheat and Corn have
taken rapid fall. Some of our farmers re-
fused 10 sell at - II per Eushcl, and will
now be compelled to sell in the month of
March at, perhaps, less than 81 so. With.
out considerable advance on the present price
or reduction upon the price of guano, there
will not he as much, by far, as usual pur-
chased by our farmers.
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+. BR0wN's Essence or JAMAICA GINGER.
We call The at ntion of oui readers to the
advertisement in our columns of that well
established remedy Browns Essence of ia
inaica Ginger" prepared only By its propric.
tor, at the corner of Fifth and Chestnut
streets. 1t is at nj times bcucicial, but at
tins season. when affections Of the stomach
and bowels and particularly the summer
Complaint arc 50 common, no individual or
family should be without it. As a compan-
ion for travellers on long journeys and By
sea, ii viii be found Invaluable.
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IN TOWN AGAIN.

FETHE subscriber respectfully informs the
Z, Ladies and Gentlemen Of this locality
Shat IT 10 his prrpese to remain hut few
BAYS, hoping they will embrace the oper-
Iurity Of obtaining ono Of his
saspeEsSr Ehaguerre0typcs,
OR PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, taken in any
ftrle or izs to suit the sitter. Also Photo
graphs painted In oil or water colors put up
IN beautiful style and at low rates.
C-Y~ Pictures taken in all kinds of weather.
Portraits, Daguerrcotypes, miniatures and
Crayons Copied.
n. b. Prices ranging from IS cents to
elG. Saloon, between the Court House and
Jail, Elkton. d. b. W. WHEELER.
Jan ly-tr
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT--The engine attach
Cd to the Express Mail train on the Phadrl-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
was thrown oil the track on Thursday after
noon when short distance above Quarryvillc
while on the upward trip, about 10 minutes
before o'clock. The engineer, Out crbridgc
Moore, was very seriously injured-the en-
CINE and cars we've much damaged, and the
track torn up for II considerable distance. 1t
is surprising that the passengers should have
escaped unnjurcd. as several cars were upset
and turned on their sides. Del. Gue.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF MARYLAND
The ill TO incorporate and cndow an ASri-
cultural College, approprating $4,000 annu-
ally from the State Treasury, has finally pass
cd 10th branches of the Legislature, and is
now II law. This annual appropriation is,
however not available to the college until
subscriptions to its capital stock to the a
mount Of 2,0C0 shares at @25 per share be
actually secured and made good James Y
Earle, John o, Wharton Nicholas B. Worth,
ington, Chas. B. Calvert. Geo. w. Hughes
Walter W. w. Bowie Ramsay McIIcnry, j.
Carroll Walsh ard A. b. Davis, arc the COM
missioners appointed to locate and build tho
college.
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THE GAMBLING AND Policy BlLT.-The
amendments of the Senate to this bill were
concurrsd in by the House of Delegates yes
terdav, and as the act takes effect from TIE
day Of its passage, it is now a law Of the
State. If only enforced it must be an cilec-
tual cxtingmslicr upon all gambling, great
and small high and low.--Bah. Sun.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will he made to the County Commission
ers OF Cecil county at their next regular
meeting after the ninth day OF March, neal,
for the appointment of Examiners 10 lay ont
and locate a Public Road, beginning ut the
Port Deposit road at or near Thomas Spros-
toms and running through the lands of said
Sproston. the heirs of Richard Abrams. John
NcVey, Joseph Y. England, j. l.. Mearns
and others, TO ntcrscct county road along
til lands of the late Benjamin 4. Alexander.
Feb. 8, '5G--lm.
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L}lc0.,

At her residence ut North East. Mrs.
MARY F"RD, in the 10Th year Of her arc. and
about the 5jth year Of her membership in
the NJ. +. Cru rch. Her end was calm
peaceful and happy.
or scarlet fever, on 10Th ofFebruary. near
Row IAndSvllc, WILLIAM r., son of W. Z.
West, ESD, aged years and 2 days.
On the 9th ult., at his residence near
.Pcrryvil'c, john LITTLE, Esq, in the 5lst
year Of his age.
The death Of Mr.. Little is truly public
loss, and one which has thrown Il gloom over
the community in which he resided.
lie was much respected for his excellence
of character, especially by those who best
Knew him. lie was native of the state of
Delaware, and resided there until about 20
years ago, when he renewed to this state and
remained resident until his death. The
cause and circumstances attending his
death were Of a very distressing character.
On Thursday previous to his death he WAS
taking an af,ctionatc sister to his residences:
when near his house his horse took frigh.
and ran away with the sleigh in which they
were seated, and while the deceased was
cndeavoring to check the frightened animal
he was thrown Violently against Il gate post
near by, injurying him SO as to cause his
death. His funeral took place on the Goth
ult., and was attended by IA large concourse
OF his ncighhors and acquaintance. A very
eloquent and affecting sermon was preached
on the occasion by the Rev. Mr.. Smith. of
liavrc de Grace. from the 10Th chatter and
~ verse of st. Matthew. lie has left 4 wife
and two children, with large circle of
friends and acquaimtancrs TO mourn the loss
Of a Kind and aIlectionAtc husband, father.
friend and ntighhor. l..
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ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC. -The steamer
Baltic arrived at New York on Tuesday
with English dates to the Goth ult., four
days later. The excitement in relation to a
war with the United States was dying out
The Peace Conference had opened at Paris
and the peace prospects were strengthening
The market in breadStulls had slightly i'm
proved The Baltic brought no tidinss Of the
missing steamer Pacific.
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LEG AL SIMpLIFICATroN.-B Both branches of
the Legislature have followed up their action
for abridsing the forms Of convcyancing, by
the passage of the bill to simplify the rules of
pleading and practice in our courts. The
latter bill finally passed the House Wednesday
as it came from the Senate. We believe 1t
goes into effect on the LIST Of June, with the
law ON convcyancing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-08

NEW BEDFORD, Mass March "a very
large vote was pollcd to-day at our charter
election. For Mayor, George Rowland, Amo-
rican and present incumbent. was elected,
receiving | $3.50 votes, against 1912 for Rod
ncy French. The "Citizcns," ticket for AL
herman was elected. the Councilmcn being
equally divided between the two parties.
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TIE MARYLAND CONTESTED ELECTION
CAsE.-WAsIITNGroN, March 1.-The House
Committee ON Elections meet daily. They
have ten contested cases before them. 1t is
understood that the case from Maryland, OF
Mr. Vansant against Mr. Harris, has been a
bandonel.
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BEARS. --We are told that the footprints of
a Strange animal, supposed to be that of a
bear has been seen in the snow by several
gentleman in Brardywine Hundred. 1t is
supposed that one or TWO ofthcse animals may
have crossed the river from New Jersey on
the ice. If any of these animals remain in
that State the supposition is a very rcasona-
bic one-Dcl. Gar.
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ALEXANDRIA ELECTION PoToMAC
OPEN. March 1.-The whole
American ticket was elected here to-day in
the municipal election, without serious OPP
position. The corporation officers with one
exception are unchanged. The city is per-
ftctly quiet.
Several packets and other vessels have ar
rived, the river being navigable. ...
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AMERICAN NlCToWES, An election for
Burgess, Assistant Burgess and five Com
missonc,s took place in Wlliamsport WASH
ngton county, on Monday last. Both pai-
ties had tickets, and entered into the con-
test with split but the American ticket car
ricl the day by an average majority of 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-08

Mr.. KENNY AND TIE LICENSE
BilL.-We have letter from friend
at Annapolis complaining that we did
injustice to Mr.. Kennedy in our remarks
OH the new license bill introduced by
him. We would not willingly do Mr.. X.
or any other man injustice, and shall
gladly seize the first occasion to set the
matter right. So far as we have learn
ed, our views as to the tendency of that
bill, as repeated, agreed with the views
of men Of all parties here. With that
law and no restraining act, the food
gates Of destruction would have been
opened wide throughout the country
portion Of the State.
Our correspondent says ssthc bill was
introduced simply as revenue measure,
and Mr.. *. was no more responsible for it
than any other member Of the committee
OF Ways and Means; indeed, lie endeav-
ored to insert SlO0 as the rate of license
when liquor is sold, but was ovcr-ruled."
We are further informed that when
that bill was introduced it was with the
understanding that Testers bill should,
also, become law, which latter bill
Mr.. x. was favorable to and intended to
support.
III this, of. which no intimation had
reached the public, of course, sets DIFF
ferent face on the affair, and we gladly
state the facts as now represented to us,
in order that they shall correct the
previous impression of the people here.
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AA~fAILROAD MEErING-Thc Railroad meet
ing held here On the II ult adjourned to meet
on Tuesday next, the llth inst. at . clock
The citizens Of Cecil will please bear the mat
ter in mind as part of the business of the
meeting will be to choose delegates to repre-
sent the county in the Railroad convention to
be held at Milington on the 18th inst.
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THE TROUBLE AT VERA -Bombayd-
lnem Of The CHy.-A letter in the New Orleans
Plrayunc, dated, Vera Cruz, Feb p, has the
following particulars Of an affair already
briefly mentioned by telegraph:
TN the morning Of the 18th the castle of
San Juan de tloa opened fire on the city, and
III a few minutes a summons was made 10 the
Governor, Don lgnacio dc la Lave, to s,,rren-
Ge' the city and pronounce in favor of the De
ilaro party. This being refused a cannon
AIDE was opened on the town, doing very con-
siderable dainagc.-Thrty-tw shot struck
the palace, one passed through the Dillgcn-
claS, taking off the leg of waiter.
On the 10th inst. the French fi'gate Penc-
lopc came mp from SACRIFICES, at the request
OF the foreign consuls, to protect foreign resi-
dents; end anchored between Fort Conception
and the Castle
Nothing was done during the 10th and
18th. On the night Of the 18th an exped
ion was set on foot to assault the castle, un-
der command of our gallant American Grncr-
al heat, but from some Discrimination on the
part Of the Government, was not carried
through.
Nothing further occurred until the 10Th,
when the war steamer Guerrero came to tow
'"' 'Hc naliohhi snip tiiaualnpe, and the
castle fired into her for fifteen minutes. five
shots taking effect killing the first lieutenant
and four men. and wounding seven others. -
Fort Santiago opened Il heavy fire to cover the
rctfcat Of the steamer, causing an explosion
in the castle Of Il magazine, killing sixteen
men and wounlng 80 or 20 others, besides
diSmouning four guns.
During the 20th, the Penelope sailed for
Sa"rilici"S and preparations we've made to
shell The castle by the forts Santiago and Com
ccption. In an hour a white flag was laisc,!
on Che castle, and at dark they surrendered -
Internationally.
Salccdo amd other officers were brought here
to prison, and are to be shot in the Plaza dc
Aynas on Saturday morning.
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CEITEARY.

How often have we seen the sweet and
tender bud snatched by the Ruthless Dcs-
troErr from the pltcrGal embrace and con-
signed To the colt bosom Otuur mother earth
but never nave our Sympathies been more
wildly awakened than by the sudden demise
u a sweet cherub hiid-d.ughter Of Amos
II. and Mary l.. EvanS-kmown among her
numerous friends by the name of ..LrrrLE
ELLA" She was their only clild-a lovely
opening bud of scarce four rcars--wiih Ian
%Hag' and ideas fur beyond her age Pos
SeS>ng an a!teciioGte, generous and cheer
iul disposition, she drew all hearts to hers.
and oh! in what a atmosphere of pure love
did she exist. Doubtless hcrtrudcr parents
when muSing npon her coming years. have
seen shNlow'd forth in the dim vista of that
luture, their little Ella, merged into the
joyous glrl-anl anon the blooming woman.
But. alas how soon were all their fond
anticipatonS to ashes turned. The stern
conqucrer laid his hand upon her; she was
too tender and lovely to bloom in this cold
aud death-likc cline. and on Saturday morn
ing last the Little sufferer hreathca out her
Saintrd spi,t, and now ne>lcs in the arms of
Him who hath said, s.Sutfcr little children
to com" unto me, and forbid them not"
We know, mourning parents, the vacuum in
your !aceratcd hearts is deep and wide; but
mourn not--your opening bud is saved from
sin, and transplnted in that .'bright am
broSlal land' where flowers never fade -
Your iittle'Ella is now an Angel, pure and
spotlcSs white amid the high scraplic throng
Though yon no more meet her on earth.
JESUS has promised the faithful. Il meeting on
the shores of etrrnity where the heart will no
more be panied at parting, nor eyes dimmed
from weeping. f. G..
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TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS or BALTIMORE
CorNry.-Thc bill providing for issuing an
amount of stock by Baltimore county to com
plctc the public buildings at TowSontown,
has passed the House of Delegates almost UNI
almouSy. This will enable the present
efficient commissioners t. ~ompletc these
substantial and beautiful st. 4cturcs,
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NENDUE BILrs.-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 ut cheap rates.